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Sunday

Interna onal Studies Associa on

Virtual Poster GalleryM00: Sunday 5:00 AM - 6:30 AM Virtual Poster Session

Theorizing Peace Beyond the Human: The Need for Overcoming the Anthropocentrism of Peace Studies

Ramon Blanco (Federal University of La n-American Integra on)

Interna onal Disputes, Patrio sm, and the Legisla ve DebatesKoji Kagotani (Osaka University of Economics)Kohei Watanabe (Waseda University)

When Parallel Lines Intersect: The Case for Neorealist FeminismDylan Mo n (Kangwon Na onal University)

Theore cal-analy cal considera ons about the rela on between Intellectual Property Norms Expansion, the Everyday and Resistance

Daniel Oliveira (Pon fical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro)Who to listen to? - Poli cal and Expert Authority in the Marine Biodiversity Regime Complex

Arne Langlet (University of Vienna)Alice Vadrot (University of Vienna)

Social Embeddedness and Rebel Governance in Civil Wars: The Case of the PYD in Northeastern Syria

Arthur Stein (University of Montréal)Territory and Na onalism: A Case Study of Japan’s Territorial Dispute with China

Tianchong LI (Aoyama Gakuin University)Inter-ins tu onal Coopera on and Trade

Sara Fontanet (University of St.Gallen)Oliver Westerwinter (University of St. Gallen)

Disability, Disadvantage and Depriva on: Mapping the Rights of Disabled persons in India

Asima Sahu (Ravenshaw University)Ashok Tandi (Ravenshaw University)Niranjan Barik (Ravenshaw University)

Poli cal Motherhood and Feminism: A Call for Mutual EngagementCrystal Whetstone (Sam Houston State University)

the Brazilian transi onal jus ce process: under the light or shadow of poli cal memory?

maria alice venancio albquerque (Pon cia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro)

Interna onal Arbitra on and Regulatory Chill on Climate Change Laws

Youngchae Lee (University of Rochester)Rethinking the kamikaze: militarized masculini es and the interna onal poli cs of power

Anna-Karin Eriksson (Linnaeus University)Foreign energy policy in Ecuador: Between geopoli cs and nonviolence

Paola Lozada (Puce)Once Burned, Twice Scared: Reputa onal Risk, Over-Compliance, and the Long-Term Implica ons of US Financial Sanc ons

Benjamin Raynor (University of California, Irvine)Post-COVID Transregionalism: Might the Megaprojects Survive?

Denis Kuznetsov (Moscow State Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons)

Why RTAs mi gate non-tariff protec onism: an analysis of non-tariff measures, RTAs, and WTO Ministerial Conferences

Lucas Baggi (Universidade de Brasília)

Reflec ons on Peacebuilding and Russian-Norwegian Perspec ves in Arc c

Olga Vorkunova (Russian Peace Academy, Primakov IMEMO, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow State Linguis c Univ.)

Dividing Stakes: Economic Interdependence, Natural Resources, and the Militariza on of Interstate Disputes

Ray Ou-Yang (University of Electronic Science and Technology of China)

Central Europe: From pianissimo towards the crescendo in IR scholarship?

Stepanka Zemanova (University of Economics, Prague)Radka Druláková (University of Economics, Prague, Faculty of Interna onal Rela ons)

Indirect Governance and Regime Design: Explaining Ins tu onal Overlap through the Governor’s Dilemma

David Hageboelling (University of Oxford)Democra c Backsliding: Democra c Changes Triggered by Covid-19

Tianchong LI (Aoyama Gakuin University)Meshing Communica on and Structure: Understanding Actor Networks and Access in River Nego a ons

Tomas Hatala (Concordia University)Brazilian psychopoli cs under Bolsonarism: a post-truth-oriented foreign and domes c poli cs

Thiago Galvao (University of Brasilia)Cín a Lucena (University of Brasilia)

Global Compe on: Strategic Narra ves and Ontological Security Dynamics of Chinese, Russian, Venezuelan, and Iranian Media

Robert Hinck (Air University)Sara Kitsch (Air University )

A Sustainability Assessment of Single-Use Plas cs Regula on in Costa Rica

Christopher Graham (University of Massachuse s Boston)

Preliminary Program

Monday


Interna onal rela ons as if people ma erMA01: Monday 6:30 AM - 8:00 AM

Chair Jonneke Koomen (Willame e University)Chair Rafael Bi encourt Rodrigues Lopes (Pon fical Catholic

University of Minas Gerais (PUC Minas))Part. Oumar Ba (Cornell University)Part. Olivia Umurerwa Rutazibwa (London School of Economics and

Poli cal Science)Part. Ami Shah (Pacific Lutheran University)Part. Saara Särmä (Tampere University)Part. Ajay Parasram (Dalhousie University)Part. Gino Vlavonou (Social Science Research Council)Part. Megan Manion (University of Minnesota )Part. Vinicius Tavares (PUC Minas Gerais)Part. Laura J. Shepherd (University of Sydney)

Virtual Structuring

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Peace Studies

Reading spaces of peace and conflict through public visual arts MA02: Monday 6:30 AM - 8:00 AM

Chair Larissa Fast (HCRI, University of Manchester)Disc. Roger Mac Ginty (Durham University)

Virtual Panel

Illumina ons, Shadows and Transforma ons: Exploring the Uses, Limita ons, and Implica ons of Light Graffi and Projec on Bombing in Spaces of Conflict and Peace

Siobhan McEvoy-Levy (Butler University)Visualising peace and violence through border art at the Mexico-US border

Angel Iglesias (Tampere University)The Visual Communica on of Brexit in Northern Ireland: Decoding Public Imagery on Iden ty, Poli cs and Europe

Megan Armstrong (Liverpool John Moores University)When the walls call out: protest graffi as a global tool of civil resistance

Eric Lepp (University of Waterloo)Money and messages: The poli cal economy of street art in conflict-affected socie es

Birte Vogel (University of Manchester)Lydia Cole (Durham University)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Interdisciplinary Studies

How the small world of communi es ma ers for global sustainability?

MA03: Monday 6:30 AM - 8:00 AM

Chair Irina Petrova (KU Leuven)Disc. Trine Flockhart (University of Southern Denmark)

Virtual Panel

Understanding resilience in a complex world Elena Korosteleva (University of Kent)

Complexity-thinking: how the small world of communi es ma ers for global sustainability

Irina Petrova (KU Leuven)Emerging orders and conflic ng visions – the challenges to governance in a mul -order world

Zachary Paikin (University of Kent)

Arab Peoplehood as Local Ownership in the Europe’s Southern Neighborhood

Larbi Sadiki (Qatar university)The Consequences of Non-Consolida on: Evalua ng External and Internal Resilience in Central Asia a er COVID

Fabienne Bossuyt (Ghent University)Yuval Weber (Marine Corps University, Krulak Center)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

Regional Coopera on and Rivalry MA04: Monday 6:30 AM - 8:00 AM

Chair Nalanda Roy (Georgia Southern University (Armstrong Campus))

Chair Ivo Ganchev (Queen Mary University of London)Disc. Tugba Bayar (Bilkent University)Disc. Denis Degterev (Peoples Friendship University of Russia

(RUDN University) & MGIMO-University)Disc. Nalanda Roy (Georgia Southern University (Armstrong

Campus))Disc. Mor Sobol (Tamkang University)Disc. Ivo Ganchev (Queen Mary University of London)Disc. Bárbara Neves (Interis tu onal Graduate Program in

Interna onal Rela ons San Tiago Dantas (UNESP, UNICAMP, PUC-SP))

Disc. Bianca Jesus (University of São Paulo)

Virtual Flash Talk

South American Regional Ins tu ons: a historical analysis.Bárbara Neves (Interis tu onal Graduate Program in Interna onal Rela ons San Tiago Dantas (UNESP, UNICAMP, PUC-SP))

Towards a Life Cycle Theory of Regionalism: Lessons from La n American Integra on

Ivo Ganchev (Queen Mary University of London)The role of regional financial ins tu ons in the integra on of physical infrastructure in MERCOSUR

Bianca Jesus (University of São Paulo)Ta ana de Souza Leite Garcia (Universidade de São Paulo)

The impact of US-China-Taiwan strategic triangle on Taiwan’s foreign policy towards third countries: Israel as a case study

Mor Sobol (Tamkang University)Is India Retrea ng from its Act East to Act Indo-Pacific Policy?

Nalanda Roy (Georgia Southern University (Armstrong Campus))

US-China decoupling: contours of global coali onsDenis Degterev (Peoples Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University) & MGIMO-University)Maxim Nikulin (RUDN University)Arkadiy Eremin (RUDN university)

Unilateral Withdrawal from Interna onal Mul lateral Trea esTugba Bayar (Bilkent University)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Interna onal Security Studies

Power contesta ons in everyday (in)securityMA05: Monday 6:30 AM - 8:00 AM

Chair Amna Kaleem (University of Sheffield)Chair Alice Finden (SOAS, University of London)Disc. Jonna Nyman (University of Sheffield)

Virtual Panel

Everyday (in)security in Bri sh de-radicaliza on: “It might be nothing – but it could be something”

Tom Pe nger (University of Warwick)

Preliminary Program

Workplace organising in arms companies and the everyday produc on of insecurity and war

Elena Simon (University of Sheffield)Covid-19 and everyday (in)security: How the coronavirus pandemic helped to reveal the Eurocentric founda ons of Cri cal Security Studies

Jack Holland (University of Leeds)Security dilemmas: exploring everyday people’s concep ons, experiences and dilemmas

Laura Fernández de Mosteyrín (Na onal Distance Educa on University (UNED))

Violence as peace: militarized masculini es and everyday violence in post-conflict spaces

Kara Hooser (The Ohio State University )

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)South Asia in World Poli csEthnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies

The Changing Na onalisms of South AsiaMA06: Monday 6:30 AM - 8:00 AM

Chair Rani D. Mullen (College of William & Mary)Part. Andrea Malji (Hawaii Pacific University)Part. Ri uporna Cha erjee (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Part. Abhishek Choudhary (Department of Poli cal Science,

University of Delhi)Part. Esra Elif Nartok (Karadeniz Technical University)Part. Umer Rahman (Florida Interna onal University)Part. Nazir Mir (Ins tute of Defence Studies and Analyses, New

Delhi)Part. Amit Julka (Na onal University of Singapore)Part. Kir Singh (University of Delhi)

Virtual Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Interna onal Poli cal Economy

The Disconnects of Corrup on: How to Address the Prac cal Applica on of Research


Chair Paul Heywood (University of No ngham)Disc. Ambika Samarthya-Howard (Global Integrity)Part. Heather Marque e (University of Birmingham)Part. Pallavi Roy (SOAS)Part. Jan Meyer-Sahling (University of No ngham)Part. Jackie HARVEY (Northumbria University)Part. Claudia Baez Camargo (Basel Ins tute on Governance

University of Basel)

Virtual Roundtable


Uncertainty in Global Poli cs (I): Approaches, Methods, and Applica ons


Chair Anastasia Shesterinina (The University of Sheffield)Disc. Ilan Kelman (UCL)

Virtual Panel

Approaches to Uncertainty in Global Poli csMiriam Matejova (Masaryk University)Anastasia Shesterinina (The University of Sheffield)

Studying Interna onal Rela ons in Adverse Condi ons: The Uncertainty Spectrum

Stephen Noakes (University of Auckland)

The Paradox of Uncertainty: Ground-level Diplomats, Foreign Policy, and Uncons tu onal Regime Change

Haley J. Swedlund (Radboud University Nijmegen)‘Why We Fight’: Extreme Uncertainty in Eastern Ukraine

Jesse Driscoll (University of California, San Diego)Natalia Savelyeva (Public sociology lab (CISR), Tyumen state university)

‘The Poli cs of Uncertainty’ in Prac ce: The 2020 Presiden al Elec on that Changed Belarus

Sofie Bedford (Uppsala University)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Interna onal Law

Interna onal Law for the "Smaller" World: In its way or suppor ng its way?


Chair Mika Hayashi (Kobe University)Disc. Mika Hayashi (Kobe University)

Virtual Panel

Avoiding a tragedy of the commons in the high seas: Is interna onal law enough for the task?

Tony Cabus (Walter Schücking Ins tute for Interna onal Law)Cyber-enabled disinforma on campaigns and interna onal law; naviga ng troubled waters

William Letrone (Kobe University )Third-Party Countermeasures in Interna onal Law: From the Case of the EU’s Restric ve Measures against Myanmar

Akihiro Yamaguchi (Kobe University)Autonomous (Non-UN) economic sanc ons: assessment in light of the Responsibility to Protect (R2P)

Mika Hayashi (Kobe University)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Feminist Theory and Gender Studies

Kinship across borders: Feminist collabora ve wri ng-dancing across me and space


Chair Charlo e Morris (University of Portsmouth)Disc. Sara C. Mo a (University of Newcastle)Part. Zuleika Bibi Sheik (Erasmus University Ro erdam)Part. Alys Mendus (Melbourne Graduate School of Educa on)Part. Ca a Gregora (Lund University)Part. Chelsea Coon (University of Melbourne)Part. Nikole Puskas (University College London )Part. Laura Horn (University of Roskilde)Part. tania canas (University of Melbourne )Part. Laila Kadiwal (UCL)

Virtual Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Interna onal Communica on

Emerging Communica on Technologies & Complex Governance Challenges: What We Have Learned Regarding Policy & Prac ce


Chair Nane e S. Levinson (American University)Disc. Derrick L. Cogburn (American University)Part. Laura DeNardis (American University)Part. Francesca Musiani (CNRS)Part. Fiona Alexander (American. University)Part. Corinne Cath-Speth (Oxford Internet Ins tute)

Virtual Roundtable

Preliminary Program

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Global DevelopmentReligion and Interna onal Rela ons

Bridging Research, Prac ce and Policy in Religion and Interna onal Development


Chair Jennifer Philippa Eggert (Joint Learning Ini a ve on Faith and Local Communi es)

Part. Jeffrey P. Haynes (London Metropolitan University)Part. Serri Mahmood (Humboldt University zu Berlin)Part. Olivia Wilkinson (Joint Learning Ini a ve on Faith and Local

Communi es)Part. Jayeel Cornelio (Ateneo de Manila University)Part. Loreen Maseno (Maseno university )

Virtual Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Interna onal Poli cal EconomyInterna onal Organiza on

Global Economy's Health: The IMF and the COVID-19 PandemicMA13: Monday 6:30 AM - 8:00 AM

Chair Mark Hibben (Saint Joseph's College)Part. Merih Angin (Koç University)Part. Susanne P. Lütz (FernUniversitaet in Hagen)Part. Anton Malkin (Centre for Interna onal Governance

Innova on)Part. Saliha Me nsoy (University of Groningen)Part. Alex Nunn (University of Derby)Part. Paul White (Leeds Becke University)

Virtual Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Foreign Policy AnalysisInterna onal Security Studies

Opening the Red Box: Foreign Policy Analysis meets ChinaMA14: Monday 6:30 AM - 8:00 AM

Chair Valerie Hudson (Texas A&M University, The Bush School of Government and Public Service)

Part. Andrea Ghiselli (Fudan University)Part. Todd H. Hall (University of Oxford)Part. Andrew Scobell (RAND Corpora on)Part. Andrew Chubb (Lancaster University)Part. Zongyuan Zoe Liu (Fletcher School, Tu s University)Part. Kai He (Griffith University)Part. Huiyun Feng (Griffith University)Part. Min Ye (Boston University)

Virtual Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Interna onal Poli cal SociologyGlobal Development

Mul disciplinary Encounters with Global China in Interconnected Worlds


Chair Marina Rudyak (Heidelberg University)Chair Maximilian Mayer (University of Bonn)Disc. Xin Zhang (East China Normal University)Disc. Chih-yu Shih (Na onal Taiwan University)Part. Maria Repnikova (Georgia State University)Part. Chiung-Chiu Huang (Na onal Chengchi University)Part. Nadine Godehardt (German Ins tute for Interna onal and

Security Affairs)Part. Lai-Ha Chan (University of Technology Sydney)Part. Josef Mahoney (East China Normal University )Part. Rogier Creemers (Leiden University)Part. Harryanto Aryodiguno (President University)

Virtual Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Foreign Policy AnalysisPost Communist Systems

Role Theory, Russia, and the Central Asian Former Soviet StatesMA16: Monday 6:30 AM - 8:00 AM

Chair Marijke Breuning (University of North Texas)Disc. John Ishiyama (University of North Texas)

Virtual Panel

Illusions of equidistance: Russo-Turkmen rela ons in contextLuca Anceschi (University of Glasgow)

Tajikistan’s foreign policy towards Russia: Balancing between Vassalage and Asymmetric Partnership

Kirill Nourzhanov (Australian Na onal University)Role Theory, Foreign Policy, and Weak States: The case of Kyrgyzstan

Kemel Toktomushev (PhD Candidate, U. of Exeter)Na onal percep ons of Russia's role and the CIS

Rybalko Mikhail (Irkutsk State University)Uzbekistan's Role Concep on in the former Soviet Space

Bernardo Fazendeiro (University of Coimbra, Faculty of Economics and Centre for Social Studies)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Environmental Studies

Smart Ci es: Poli cs, Governance, and SustainabilityMA17: Monday 6:30 AM - 8:00 AM

Chair Derek Kauneckis (Desert Research Ins tute)Chair Prakash Kashwan (University of Connec cut)Disc. Jacqueline Klopp (Columbia University )

Virtual Panel

Smart Ci es and the Surveillance State: Implica ons for Popular Democracy in Ecuador

Craig A. Johnson (University of Guelph)Building a Socially Smart City: Provincializing evidence from smart urban development in Bhubaneswar, India

Diganta Das (Nanyang Technological University)Smart city or Scam city? Narra ves of the Smart City Mission in India

Praneeta Mudaliar (Ithaca College)Juhi Huda (FLAME University, Pune, India)

Smart and Sustainable? Emerging governance challenges around environmental smart tech for global ci es

Derek Kauneckis (Desert Research Ins tute)

Preliminary Program

India’s Climate-Smart Ci es Framework: Evolu on, Efficacy, and Poten al Opportuni es

Prakash Kashwan (University of Connec cut)

Associa on of Korean Poli cal StudiesInterna onal Studies Associa on

South Korean poli cs and policy making under internal and external contesta on


Chair Yoonkyung Lee (University of Toronto)Disc. Jiye Kim (University of Sydney)

Virtual Partner

On the Perils of Presiden alism? Direct Presiden al Elec ons and the Ins tu onaliza on of Asian Party Systems (1948-2020)

Don S Lee (University of No ngham)Global High-Tech War and South Korea’s Strategy: A Case Study of the K-Semiconductor Belt Strategy

Ji Young Choi (Ohio Wesleyan University)Korea’s Changing Na onal Story: Tes ng Theories of Inclusivity

Aram Hur (University of Missouri)Party reputa on, moral expecta ons, and vo ng behavior in South Korea

Youn Ki (Seoul Na onal University)Eunbin Chung (University of Utah)

How Bureaucra c Emula on Shapes Alloca on of Foreign Aid: The Case of South Korea’s Aid Agencies

Chamseul Yu (Texas A&M University)Taehee Whang (Yonsei University)Elena McLean (SUNY Buffalo)


FTGS Townhall: Feminist Praxis in/and Post-Covid Futuri esMA19: Monday 6:30 AM - 8:00 AM

Chair Olajumoke Yacob-Haliso (Babcock University)Chair Punam Yadav (University College London (UCL))Part. Theresa de Langis (American University of Phnom Penh)Part. Roberta Guerrina (University of Bristol)Part. Catherine Eschle (University of Strathclyde)Part. Catherine Goetze (University of Tasmania)Part. Maria Tanyag (Australian Na onal University)Part. Amanda Chisholm (King's College London )Part. Khushi Singh Rathore (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Part. Anwar Mhajne (Stonehill College)Part. Sharmila Parmanand (University of Cambridge)Part. Ayako Kobayashi (Sophia University)

Virtual Roundtable


Confron ng Nuclear Imperialisms in and beyond the Pacific: Feminist Conversa ons across Sectoral, Disciplinary and Geopoli cal Divides.

MB01: Monday 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM

Chair Catherine Eschle (University of Strathclyde)Chair shine choi (Massey University)Part. Claire Sla er (Independent Researcher/Re red Academic)Part. Tiara Na'pu (University of Colorado Boulder)Part. Anna Weichselbraun (University of Vienna)Part. Laura Considine (University of Leeds)Part. Ray Acheson (Women's Interna onal League for Peace and

Freedom)Part. Tamara Pa on (Princeton University)Part. Runa Das (University of Minnesota - Duluth)Part. Anne Harrington (Cardiff University)Part. Shampa Biswas (Whitman College)

Virtual Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Interna onal Poli cal Economy

Western professional service providers and kleptocra c statesMB02: Monday 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM

Chair Jason Sharman (University of Cambridge)Disc. Elizabeth David-Barre (University of Sussex)Disc. Jacqueline Klopp (Columbia University )

Virtual Panel

Are interna onal an -money laundering regimes instrumentalised by kleptocracies? Evidence from cases of Eurasian elites

John D. Heathershaw (University of Exeter)Tena Prelec (DPIR, University of Oxford)David G. Lewis (University of Exeter)

London Calling? Party-State Linkages and Geopoli cal Consequences of Elite Chinese Investment in Property

Mar n Thorley (University of Exeter) Unlocking the ‘black box of poli cal will’ for tackling organised crime, kleptocracy and transna onal corrup on

Heather Marque e (University of Birmingham)Transna onal Uncivil Society: A Framework for Discussion

Alexander Cooley (Columbia University)John D. Heathershaw (University of Exeter)Ricardo Soares de Oliveira (University of Oxford)Casey Michel (Financial Transparency Coali on)

Enabling African loots: Tracking the laundering of Nigerian kleptocrats’ ill-go en gains in the United Kingdom

Tena Prelec (DPIR, University of Oxford)Ricardo Soares de Oliveira (University of Oxford)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Poli cal Demography and Geography

The poli cal geography of a ‘smaller world’: new dynamics and trends


Chair Elisabeth Johansson-Nogués (Ins tut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals (IBEI))

Disc. Elisabeth Johansson-Nogués (Ins tut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals (IBEI))

Disc. Robert Kissack (Ins tut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals)

Virtual Panel

Preliminary Program

The European Union and the Middle East. Geopoli cs and Poli ciza on in the European Parliament

Federica Bicchi (London School of Economics)Tapio Raunio (Tampere University)Wolfgang Wagner (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)

The promise of ‘the local’ approach to overcome geopoli cal dynamics in Eurasia?

Elena Korosteleva (University of Kent)Irina Petrova (KU Leuven)

All that gli ers is not gold: vaccine diplomacy and geopoli cal leadership

Federica Zardo (Danube University Krems, Austria)The Geopoli cs or Russia’s Hybrid Challenge to Liberal Democracy: The Case of the United States

Yevgeniy Kondratov (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona)The geopoli cs of a socio-poli cal movement: a cross-country and mul level analysis of the impact of the Muslim Brotherhood

Adrià Rivera Escar n (IBEI)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Historical Interna onal Rela onsGlobal DevelopmentPeace StudiesFeminist Theory and Gender Studies

Non-Western Agency in World Poli cs MB04: Monday 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM

Chair Daniel Nexon (Georgetown University)Disc. Jooyoun Lee (St. Edward's University)

Virtual Panel

Non-Western Agency: Race, Racism and Slavery in the Islamic WorldAnahita Arian (University of Erfurt)

Hai an Revolu onary Liberté: Agency and theory in the history of the concept of libera on

Taylor Borowetz (SOAS University of London)Re-enchan ng worlds. Approaching other-than-human agency through Andean no ons of kamaq and ajayu

Amaya Querejazu (Universidad de An oquia)Liberalism and Coloniality: Indigenous Claims-Making and the Ques on of Civic Purity in Spanish Cons tu onalism

Arturo Chang (Williams College)Non-Western agency in the making of the Global Economy

John Hobson (The University of Sheffield)Jooyoun Lee (St. Edward's University)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Interna onal Organiza on

The COVID-19 Pandemic and the European UnionMB05: Monday 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM

Chair Louis Pauly (University of Toronto)Disc. Frederic Merand (University of Montreal)

Virtual Panel

‘Introduc on to the Special Issue “The COVID-19 Pandemic and the European Union”

Amy Verdun (University of Victoria)Lucia Quaglia (University of Bologna)

The European Central Bank and the pandemic: whatever it takes 2.0?

Amy Verdun (University of Victoria)Lucia Quaglia (University of Bologna)

Where do we go from here? Post-pandemic Europe and what we learned from the EU’s latest exercise in contrast

Erik Jones (Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Ins tute)Veronica Anghel (European University Ins tute)

The EU as Crisis Manager? Lessons from Three Transboundary Crises

Arjen Boin (Leiden University)Mark Rhinard (Stockholm University)

Neofunc onalism, failure, and rescues: European integra on in the COVID-19 pandemic

Sco Greer (University of Michigan)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies

Localizing forced displacement research, policy and prac ceMB06: Monday 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM

Chair James Milner (Carleton University)Part. Lama Mourad (Carleton University)Part. Maha Shuayb (Lebanese American University)Part. Ulrike Krause (Osnabrück University)Part. Rose Jaji (University of Zimbabwe)Part. Merve Erdilmen (McGill University)Part. Amanda Coffie (University of Ghana, Legon)

Virtual Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Human RightsPeace StudiesPoli cal Demography and Geography

(Non-)Violent Remaking of Urban Geopoli cs A er WarMB07: Monday 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM

Chair Emma Elfversson (Uppsala University)Disc. Dani K. Nedal (Carnegie Mellon University)

Virtual Panel

Varia ons of Zoning: Spa al Protec on as Urban Governance in MINUSTAH

Silvia Danielak (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology)Consistency and Con nuity? Mapping and Explaining the Spa al Distribu on of Violence in Postwar Belfast

Ivan Gusic (Lund University)Marie-Therese Meye (Uppsala University)

Why is the incidence of conflicts in ci es lower than elsewhere in Muslim Mindanao, Philippines?

Joseph Capuno (University of the Philippines)Unpacking urban (dis)con nui es of postwar violence

Emma Elfversson (Uppsala University)The Poli cal Geography of Violence A er War: Poli cal Territorial Control and Urban Violence in Postwar Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire

Sebas an van Baalen (Uppsala University)Nguyen Ha (Vanderbilt University)


Reading spaces of peace and conflict through public arts of protestMB08: Monday 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM

Chair Eric Lepp (University of Waterloo)Disc. Henry Redwood (King's College, London)

Virtual Panel

Post-colonial, post-conflict na on-building: Exploring contested Histories and Iden es through Street Art

Catherine Arthur (University of Manchester)

Preliminary Program

Visual Poli cs of the Thawra: Graffi as Means of Spa al Contesta on & Protest

Dina Yunis (King's College London)“It’s Symbolic Because We’re Too Small” The Poli cs of Materials and Loca ons in Pales nian and Israeli An -Occupa on Ac vism

Alyssa Paylor (University of Notre Dame)Arts-Based Nonviolent Ac on in Conflict-Affected Socie es: The ‘Ana Taban’ Movement in South Sudan

Mai Osama (Cairo University)Music, Social Change and Peace

Henry (Chip) Carey (Georgia State University)


Interna onal Ac vists and Organiza ons against Domes c Poli csMB09: Monday 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM

Chair Tugba Bayar (Bilkent University)Chair Anna Carolina Raposo de Mello (Universidade de São Paulo)Disc. Valerie Percival (Carleton University)Disc. Sabine Dreher (York University, Glendon College)Disc. Seila Panizzolo (City, University of London)Disc. Erman Ermihan (Kadir Has University)Disc. Felipe Estre (King's College London & University of Sao Paulo)Disc. Tugba Bayar (Bilkent University)

Virtual Flash Talk

Progressive Religious Ac vism and Global Governance ReformSabine Dreher (York University, Glendon College)

The Lancet-SIGHT Commission on Building Peaceful Socie es through Health and Gender Equality

Valerie Percival (Carleton University)Turkey’s Withdrawal from Istanbul Conven on

Tugba Bayar (Bilkent University)Populism and An -Globalism on Twi er: similari es in Brazil, La n America, Spain and Italy

Anna Carolina Raposo de Mello (Universidade de São Paulo)Felipe Estre (King's College London & University of Sao Paulo)

Holding Onto Resentment: Emo onal Ar cula ons in the EU-Turkey Rela ons A er the July 15 Coup A empt

Erman Ermihan (Kadir Has University)Domes c and Interna onal Organiza onal Fields: Conceptualising Interna onal Organiza ons and Governments in Rela on

Seila Panizzolo (City, University of London)Mapuche Youth and their Ac vism in Iden ty Poli cs in the Era of Neoliberal Mul culturalism

Sanchita Borah (JAWAHARLAL NEHRU UNIVERSITY )

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Interna onal Poli cal SociologyTheory

Returning to the cri cal promise of the prac ce turnMB10: Monday 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM

Chair Jeremie Cornut (Simon Fraser University)Disc. Lauren Wilcox (University of Cambridge)Disc. Julian Go (University of Chicago)

Virtual Panel

Postcolonialism and the prac ce turnLou Pingeot (Université de Montréal)Vincent Pouliot (McGill University)

Acquiring Moral Capital through Gendered Interna onal Prac ces: The Doxic Struggle between Russia and Sweden

Patricia Salas Sanchez (Monash University)

Slow and distant: Reconsidering violence as prac ce in global poli cs

Jakob Dreyer (University of Copenhagen)The emergent global meritocracy: A field theory of global privilege

Alice Chessé (McGill University)Intersec onal Feminisms and the Prac ce/Rela onal Turn

Maïka Sondarjee (University of O awa)


Wider discipline, smaller world and yet unabashedly parochial prac ces


Chair Amitabh Ma oo (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Disc. Bernard D'Sami (Director, Loyola Ins tute of Social Science

Training and Research (LISSTAR), Loyola College (Autonomous), Chennai)

Virtual Panel

The state of Interna onal Rela ons: S ll a far cry from interdisciplinarity?

Madhan Mohan Jaganathan (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Narra ve methodology in Interna onal Rela ons: Towards a homegrown theory of jus ce

Abhishek Choudhary (Department of Poli cal Science, University of Delhi)

Situa ng Dalit migrant discourses on the Covid-19 pandemic: Insights from West Bengal

Adi Mukherjee (Leiden University)The promise of human security and the perils of exclusionary statecra

Shibu M. P. (NSS College Pandalam, Affiliated to University of Kerala)Padmam Ayyappan (Jawaharlal Nehru University)

Popular culture and Interna onal Rela ons: The challenges of doing ‘interdisciplinary’ research in India

Manu Sharma (Jawaharlal Nehru University)


On recogni on in IR (or, on being taken seriously)MB12: Monday 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM

Chair Laura J. Shepherd (University of Sydney)Part. Naeem Inayatullah (Ithaca College)Part. Roxani Krystalli (University of St. Andrews)Part. Fred Chernoff (Colgate University)Part. Yong-Soo Eun (Hanyang University)Part. Jayson Waters (The University of Sydney)

Virtual Roundtable


Climate vulnerability, jus ce and legi macy in global governanceMB13: Monday 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM

Chair Karin Bäckstrand (Stockholm University)Disc. Tim Bartley (Washington University in St. Louis)Disc. Craig Kauffman (University of Oregon)

Virtual Panel

From Li le ‘a’ Adapta on to Big ‘A’ Adapta on: Should Adapta on Reduce Vulnerability to Climate Change?

Lisa Schipper (University of Oxford)The Short-Term Planning Bias in Adapta on: Evidence from a Survey Experiment in Bangladesh

Todd Eisenstadt (American University)

Preliminary Program

Storylines of Climate Change: A Network Analysis of the EU Agencies’ Discourse on Twi er

Karina Shyrokykh (Stockholm University)Reducing or enhancing climate vulnerability? The governing of climate risks in the Peruvian mining sector

Maria-Therese Gustafsson (Stockholm University)Trust and legi macy in global climate change adapta on

Lisa Dellmuth (Stockholm University)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Feminist Theory and Gender StudiesInterna onal Security Studies

The Dynamics of Conflict-Related Sexual and Gender-Based Violence: Comparing Impact Across Global Regions


Chair Louise Olsson (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)Disc. Elisabeth J. Wood (Yale)

Virtual Panel

Preven ng sexual violence in conflict: what works?Rachel Banfield (University of Monash )

Challenges in confron ng sexual violence in ColombiaAnne-Kathrin Kre (University of Oslo)

Methods for a New Field: Understanding Pa erns of CRSV Based on Media Reports

Sara Davies (Griffith University)Jacqui True (Monash University)Yolanda Riveros-Morales (Monash Gender, Peace and Security Centre )

The Role of State In Preven ng and Responding to CRSV Phyu Phyu Oo (Griffith University)

A Feminist Cri que of Recovery and Reconstruc on Programs in Post-Conflict Northern Uganda: Situa ng Women’s Experiences at the Centre of Peacebuilding

Josephine Ndagire (School of Law, Makerere University)


Uncertainty in Global Poli cs (II): Current and Future Challenges MB15: Monday 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM

Chair Miriam Matejova (Masaryk University)Disc. Anastasia Shesterinina (The University of Sheffield)

Virtual Panel

Uncertainty and the Shi ing Norma ve Agenda in Responding to Climate Mobili es

Liam Moore (University of Wollongong)Phil Orchard (University of Wollongong)

Uncertainty and An cipatory Norm-building: The Prohibi onary Norm against Autonomous Weapons Systems

Berenike Prem (University of Kiel)Making Friends with Uncertainty: Hopeful Futuri es in Telling Stories about World Poli cs

Katharina Hunfeld (University of St Andrews)Shambhawi Tripathi (University of St. Andrews )

Governing Uncertainty during the Corona Pandemic: Knowledge Transfer, Policy-Making and Gender in Global Health Poli cs

Miao-ling Lin Hasenkamp (Leibniz Ins tute of Agricultural Development in Transi on Economies (IAMO))

Junior Scholar Symposia

Armed forces, arms trade and arms controlMB16: Monday 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

Megan H. MacKenzie (Simon Fraser University )

Virtual Junior Scholar

Buzzword Bingo: Jargon in the U.S. ArmyElena Wicker (Georgetown University)

Towards a New Way of Managing S gma sed Iden es in Nuclear Governance

Aniruddha Saha (King's College London)“Special Bilateral Rela ons” and Strategic Arms Supply: a compara ve case study of Germany-Israel and the US-UK

Itsik Bilia (University of Haifa)The Major Conven onal Arms Trade: Alliances, Preferences, and Con nuity

Rick Da (Yale University)Weaponized and Overhyped: Hypersonic Technology Race

Dominika Kunertova (Center for Security Studies, ETH Zurich)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Peace StudiesInterna onal Security Studies

China and Peace Opera ons in the Changing Global OrderMB17: Monday 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM

Chair Roger Mac Ginty (Durham University)Chair Kazushige Kobayashi (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and

Development Studies)Disc. Kazushige Kobayashi (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and

Development Studies)Disc. Agnieszka Paczynska (George Mason University)

Virtual Panel

China’s Influences in the Making of the Global Security Order: Insiders’ Percep ons of China’s Peacebuilding

Miwa Hirono (Ritsumeikan University)Developmental Peace, Liberal Peace and Peace Opera ons

Yin He (China Peacekeeping Police Training Center )In Quest for a Great-Power Role in Peacebuilding: China’s Dual Strategies in Peacekeeping and Development Finance

Xinyu Yuan (Doctoral Researcher, Centre on Conflict, Development and Peacebuilding, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies, Switzerland)

Emerging Alterna ve? China’s Developmental Peace Approach in South Sudan

Chun Zhang (Shanghai Ins tutes for Interna onal Studies)Is There a “Chinese Peace”? Insights from Compara ve Analysis of Chinese, Japanese, and Russian Approaches to Peacebuilding and Conflict Management

Kazushige Kobayashi (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Global Development

Transna onal ac vism within the Global SouthMB18: Monday 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM

Chair Jana Hönke (University of Groningen)Chair Jan Sändig (University of Bayreuth)Disc. Kathy Dodworth (University of Edinburgh)

Virtual Panel

“Girl Power” Ac vism in Sierra Leone: A Conversa onAisha Fofana Ibrahim (University)Anne Menzel (Freie Universität Berlin)

Preliminary Program

Understanding the role of investor origin for domes c and transna onal conten on against large-scale investment projects

Jan Sändig (University of Bayreuth)Jana Hönke (University of Groningen)

Transna onal women coali on from the Global South: the feminist strike (8M) in Argen na and Brazil (2017-2020)

Alessandra Jungs de Almeida (Federal University of Santa Catarina)

Overcoming iden ty poli cs: cross-cleavage coopera on in mass protests in the MENA post 2011

Irene Weipert-Fenner (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)Exploring Core-Periphery Subjec vi es: Transna onal Advocacy Networks and Environmental Movements in India

Roomana Hukil (McMaster University)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Human RightsInterdisciplinary Studies

Iden ty Documenta on and Ci zenshipMB19: Monday 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM

Chair Imke Harbers (University of Amsterdam)Disc. Imke Harbers (University of Amsterdam)

Virtual Panel

A New Expression of Dominicanidad? The Dominican ID Card, Technology and Race

Eve Hayes de Kalaf (Centre for La n American and Caribbean Studies)

Neglec ng ci zenship: Role of law and legal ins tu ons in ci zenship revoca on in India

Aashish Yadav (Jindal Global Law School)Interdisciplinary thinking a requirement for inclusive iden fica on

Bronwen Manby (LSE)Birth Registra on as Bordering Prac ce: Blocked Access to Ci zenship for Migrants’ Children in La n America and the Caribbean

Allison Petrozziello (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs, Wilfrid Laurier University)

Blocking Ci zenship: Documentary Deficiencies and Administra ve Obstruc onism in the Dominican Republic, Kenya, and India

Wendy Hunter (University of Texas)

Academic Freedom Commi eeInterna onal Studies Associa on

Academic Freedom, Globalised Scholarship and the Rise of Authoritarian China

MC01: Monday 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Chair Katrin Kinzelbach (FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg)Part. Titus C. Chen (Na onal Sun Yat-sen University)Part. Eva Pils (King's College London)Part. Lyne e H. Ong (University of Toronto)Part. Björn Jerdén (Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs and

Stockholm University)Part. Rory Truex (Princeton University)

Virtual Commi ee Panel

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Women's Caucus

Caring In and About: A Conversa on on Being Raced, Gendered or Othered in Academia

MC02: Monday 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Chair Natasha Behl (Arizona State University)Part. Dipali Anumol (The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy)Part. Chris na Fa ore (West Virginia University)Part. Sneha Annavarapu (University of Chicago)Part. Masaya Llavaneras Blanco (Wilfrid Laurier University - Balsillie

School of Interna onal Affairs)Part. Khushi Singh Rathore (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Part. Julia Emtseva (Max Planck Ins tute for Compara ve Publc Law

and Interna onal Law)Part. Rebecca Townsley (Vanderbilt University)Part. Sheema Khawar (York University)

Virtual Roundtable


Building, Keeping, or Undermining PeaceMC03: Monday 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Chair Sarah Daly (Columbia University)Chair Arthur Stein (University of Montréal)Disc. Sarah Daly (Columbia University)Disc. Arthur Stein (University of Montréal)Disc. Sumeyye Kaya Uyar (Koç University)Disc. Nakagawa Misa (Na onal Ins tute for Defense Studies, Japan)Disc. Daniela Irrera (University of Catania)Disc. Jasmine-Kim Westendorf (La Trobe University)Disc. Craig Lang (Florida Interna onal University)

Virtual Flash Talk

Poli cal Life a er Ethnic WarsSarah Daly (Columbia University)

Commi ed Sponsors: External Support Overtness and Insurgent Interac ons with Civilians in Civil Wars

Arthur Stein (University of Montréal)Secret Peace with Rebel Groups: A New Dataset on Secret Contacts

Sumeyye Kaya Uyar (Koç University)Interna onal Interven on to civil wars: What are impacts of strategies in military opera ons and development assistance to violence?

Nakagawa Misa (Na onal Ins tute for Defense Studies, Japan)Protec ng the protector The security of humanitarian workers in conflict zones

Daniela Irrera (University of Catania)Doing (no) harm: Sexual exploita on and abuse by civilian interveners in peace and humanitarian opera ons

Jasmine-Kim Westendorf (La Trobe University)Find the Missing, Find Peace?

Craig Lang (Florida Interna onal University)

Preliminary Program


Global Poli cs and Chinese Foreign PolicyMC04: Monday 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Chair Boyka Stefanova (University of Texas at San Antonio)Chair Pintu Kumar Mahla (Central University of Jammu)Disc. Boyka Stefanova (University of Texas at San Antonio)Disc. Pintu Kumar Mahla (Central University of Jammu)Disc. Vinicius Guilherme Rodrigues Vieira (Getulio Vargas

Founda on / University of Sao Paulo)Disc. Bhupendra Kumar (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Disc. Rafaela Sa (Pon fical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro)Disc. Sylvia Lawson (Tallinn University)Disc. Theo Westphal (University of Sheffield)

Virtual Flash Talk

Between Economic Liberalism and Democra c Backsliding: East-European Responses to China’s “17+1” Coopera on Ini a ve

Boyka Stefanova (University of Texas at San Antonio)China’S Expansionism And South Asia: The Main Hedge To South Asian Integra on

Pintu Kumar Mahla (Central University of Jammu)Mul lateral Banking and US-China Compe ve Collabora on Against COVID-19

Vinicius Guilherme Rodrigues Vieira (Getulio Vargas Founda on / University of Sao Paulo)

Changing Global Order and Chinese Mul lateral Perspec ve: Washington Consensus vs Beijing Consensus

Bhupendra Kumar (Jawaharlal Nehru University)The Geoeconomic Dynamics in Central Asia: The One Belt, One Road Ini a ve and the New European Strategy on perspec ve

Rafaela Sa (Pon fical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro)Flavio Alexandre de Oliveira Filho (Brazilian War College)

So Power: An Instrument to Promote China's Influence in Health Diplomacy amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic

Sylvia Lawson (Tallinn University)Norma ve Power Through Prac ces of Rela onal Adapta on/Learning: The Case of China’s Belt and Road Ini a ve

Theo Westphal (University of Sheffield)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Peace StudiesFeminist Theory and Gender Studies

Peace in Plural: Decolonial (and) Feminist Approaches to Peace(-building)

MC05: Monday 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Chair Dzeneta Karabegovic (University of Salzburg)Disc. Marcos Sebas an Scauso (Quinnipiac University)

Virtual Panel

De/colonizing peace(-building) through including ethnic(ized) epistemologies? The Colombian case

María Cárdenas (Justus-Liebig University of Giessen)Decolonial poli cs: state, statelessness and peace

Yasin Sunca (Bielefeld University)The Arab Apocalypse: a queer feminist cri que of masculinized poli cs and disaster

Andrew Delatolla (University of Leeds)Peace as normal life: post-Yugoslav peace imaginings

Slađana Lazić (Independent Peace Scholar)Elena B. Stavrevska (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Temporali es of peace and violence in Beirut: what can we learn from urban ac vism?

HELENE MARIE ABIRAAD (UNIVERSITY OF BRIGHTON)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Global DevelopmentInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

Enduring Indigeneity, An colonial Connec vity, Transna onal Solidarity and Pales ne

MC06: Monday 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Chair Timothy Seidel (Eastern Mennonite University)Part. Mariam Georgis (University of Manitoba)Part. Dana El Kurd (University of Richmond)Part. Lana Tatour (University of New South Wales)Part. Mary Tu Baker (Western Washington University)Part. Mandy Turner (Humanitarian and Conflict Response Ins tute,

University of Manchester)Part. Alina Sajed (McMaster University)Part. Mir Fa mah Kanth (University of California San Diego (UCSD))

Virtual Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Interna onal Security Studies

Dialogues between Global South and North approaches to countering terrorism

MC07: Monday 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Chair Alice Finden (SOAS, University of London)Chair Amna Kaleem (University of Sheffield)Disc. Jennifer Philippa Eggert (Joint Learning Ini a ve on Faith and

Local Communi es)

Virtual Panel

Deconstruc ng Pseudo-imperialism in Counterterrorism: Power Contesta ons in Everyday Security Interven ons in Africa

Samwel Oando (University of Otago)The rou nised construc on of Islamophobia in French Parliament: from the Stasi commission to Macron’s Presidency

Ugo Maria Gaudino (University of Kent)Transna onal experiences of counter terrorism: figuring the law in Britain and Egypt

Alice Finden (SOAS, University of London)Public perspec ves of interven ons aimed at building confidence in the Nigerian police: A systema c review

Tarela Juliet Ike (Teesside University )Resistance and agency in civilian-led counter-terrorism regimes

Amna Kaleem (University of Sheffield)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Human RightsInterna onal Security Studies

Rhetoric, legi ma on and norm contesta on: the effects on security and human rights

MC08: Monday 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Chair Henry (Chip) Carey (Georgia State University)Chair Frank Foley (King's College London)Disc. Ron Hassner (University of California, Berkeley)

Virtual Panel

Coups, narcos, and terrorists: norm contesta on and the ban on assassina on under Bush and Clinton

Luca Trenta (Swansea University)Contesta on in Space: Cri cal Reevalua ons of Norm Theory and Great Power Behavior

Adam Bower (University of St Andrews) Norm contesta on in the UN Security Council: Par al agreements and their rela ve stability

Ane e S mmer (University of Oxford)How Democracies Legi mize Torture Despite Interna onal Norms

Christopher Einolf (Northern Illinois University)

Preliminary Program

Rhetorical manoeuvres to enable torture: ‘reverse shaming’ and narra ve contesta on in Spain and the UK

Frank Foley (King's College London)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Environmental StudiesInterna onal Poli cal Economy

Fossil fuel supply and the climate crisisMC09: Monday 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Chair Takumi Shibaike (University of Calgary)Disc. Jessica F. Green (University of Toronto)

Virtual Panel

Designing fossil fuel phase-out policies: lessons from historical examples of bans on hazardous products

Georgia Piggot (University of Auckland)Assessing Pathways toward an Interna onal Agreement to Leave Fossil Fuels in the Ground

Harro van Asselt (University of Eastern Finland)Peter Newell (University of Sussex)

Dynamics of a ‘Net zero’ Norm: Origins, Diffusion and Contesta onMathieu Blondeel (Warwick Business School, University of Warwick)Hermine Van Coppenolle (Ghent University)Thijs Van de Graaf (Ghent University)

Pathways to na onal bans on fossil fuel extrac on: Insights from first-mover cases

Angela Carter (University of Waterloo)The Interna onal Climate Poli cs of Fossil Fuel Supply

Amy Janzwood (University of Bri sh Columbia)Kathryn Harrison (University of Bri sh Columbia)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Post Communist Systems

Smaller World, Wider Responsibili es: Re-building US-Russian Rela ons in a Turbulent World

MC10: Monday 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Chair Norma C. Noonan (Augsburg University)Disc. Norma C. Noonan (Augsburg University)Part. Bruce Parro (Johns Hopkins University)Part. Anton Fedyashin (American University)Part. Andrey Baykov (Moscow State Ins tute of Interna onal

Rela ons (MGIMO University))Part. Ta ana A. Shakleina (Moscow State Ins tute of Interna onal

Rela ons)Part. Vidya Nadkarni (University of San Diego)Part. Charles E. Ziegler (University of Louisville)

Virtual Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Interna onal Security StudiesPeace Studies

The Closure and A ermath of Peacekeeping MissionsMC11: Monday 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Chair John Gledhill (University of Oxford)Chair Richard Caplan (University of Oxford)Disc. Jonathan Fisher (University of Birmingham)

Virtual Panel

Double Trouble: Elec ons, Peacekeeping Withdrawal, and the Challenges of ‘Double Transi on’ in Liberia

John Gledhill (University of Oxford)Data Quality Challenges and Procedures for Studying ‘A er Exit’

Maline Meiske (University of Oxford)

What Peace has Been Kept? Hai an Experiences a er the Departure of the UN Peacekeeping Missions

Athena Kolbe (University of North Carolina, Wilmington)UNOCI’s Withdrawal from Côte d’Ivoire: When More is Less

Richard Caplan (University of Oxford)Theorizing the Consequences of UN Peacekeeping Withdrawal

Richard Caplan (University of Oxford)John Gledhill (University of Oxford)


The EU Periphery as an Environment for Peace and for ConflictMC12: Monday 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Chair Niall O Dochartaigh (Na onal University of Ireland Galway)Disc. Olga Demetriou (Durham University)

Virtual Panel

The Sleeping Giant: The EU’s impact on Northern Ireland and Cyprus in mes of crisis

Sam Twietmeyer (Queen's University)Adap ng the borders: how the European union copes with conflict on its periphery

Pierre Le Mouel (Université de Reims Champagne-Ardenne)The EU and Irish museums - PEACE as process: programmes, projects and people

Catherine McCullough (Ulster University)The European dimension of the 1998 Belfast/Good Friday Agreement: Cross-Border Coopera on and Peacebuilding in the Context of the New Ins tu ons

Giada Lagana (Cardiff University)Peace in the making, what s cks? Northern Ireland as a tes ng ground for EU peacebuilding and what theories and ideas on peace has informed it: bridging the theory-policy-prac ce gap

Anna Tulin Bre (University of Ireland, Galway)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Historical Interna onal Rela onsTheory

Making War a Problem in Interna onal Rela onsMC13: Monday 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Chair Chris ne Andrä (Technical University Dresden)Disc. Jens Bartelson (Lund University)

Virtual Panel

Problema zing War as Deviant: Towards a Genealogical AnalysisChris ne Andrä (Technical University Dresden)

The Norma ve Order of Force: Towards a Genealogy of Modern War Jus fica ons

Hendrik Simon (Frankfurt University)The Origin of War Monuments: From the Gates of Ci es to the Hub of War Experiences

Raphaël Leduc (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)

De-problema zing War? Ecological Perspec ves of War and the Unmaking of Preven on

Johanna Rodehau-Noack (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

The Concept of ‘Urbicide’ and the Emergence of a Dis nctly Urban War

Anna Danielsson (Swedish Defence University)

Preliminary Program

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Interna onal Organiza onInterna onal Poli cal SociologyPost Communist Systems

The legi macy of the liberal interna onal orderMC14: Monday 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Chair Henning Schmidtke (GIGA German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies)

Part. Stefanie Walter (University of Zurich)Part. Chris an von Soest (German Ins tute for Global and Area

Studies (GIGA))Part. Michael Zuern (Berlin Social Science Center)Part. Michal Parízek (Charles University)Part. Jonas Tallberg (Stockholm University)Part. Soetkin Verhaegen (Stockholm University)Part. Liesbet Hooghe (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)Part. Gary Marks (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,

Schuman Fellow EUI)Part. Tobias Lenz (Leuphana University Lüneburg)

Virtual Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Interna onal Poli cal SociologyScience, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela ons

Objects of Exper se: The Poli cs of Socio-Material Expert Knowledge in World Society

MC15: Monday 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Chair Alejandro Esguerra (Bielefeld University )Disc. Bentley B. Allan (Johns Hopkins University)

Virtual Panel

Theorizing Objects of Exper se Alejandro Esguerra (Bielefeld University )

Strictures and Escapes: The Infrastructural Design Work of CyberSecurity Cer ficates

Anna Leander (Graduate Ins tute Geneva)Staging controversies – climate engineering as an object of exper se

Ann-Kathrin Benner (Ins tute for Peace Research and Security Policy)

Knowing and Governing through Human Rights: The UN ‘Human Rights-Based Approach’ as an Object of Exper se

Laura Pantzerhielm (Social Science Research Center Berlin)Oceans, Objects and Infrastructures

Chris an Bueger (University of Copenhagen)


The Anatomy of Conflict: Campaign Analysis, Wargaming, and Conflict Data

MC16: Monday 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Chair Brendan R. Green (University of Cincinna )Disc. Reid Pauly (Brown University)Disc. Erik Lin-Greenberg (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology)

Virtual Panel

The Case for Campaign Analysis: A Method for Studying Military Opera ons

Rachel Teco (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology)Cruisin' for the Bruisin': Explaining High-Techology Strategies for US Military Interven on

J. Andres Gannon (University of California, San Diego)Public-Private Engagement During Cyber Crisis: Lessons from Wargaming

Benjamin Schechter (U.S. Naval War College)

Measuring Conflict Escala on: Evidence from Wargame and Survey Experiments

Andrew Reddie (University of California, Berkeley)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Feminist Theory and Gender StudiesInterna onal Security Studies

Measuring Gender in IR – New Developments and Persistent Challenges

MC17: Monday 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Chair Sara Davies (Griffith University)Disc. Sirje Laurel Weldon (Simon Fraser University)Disc. Daniel Hill (University of Georgia)

Virtual Panel

Gendered Security and the Technologies of Data: Where We Are and Where We Could Be Going

Alexis Leanna Henshaw (Troy University)Classified and Secret: Understanding Gender in the Intelligence Sector

Elise Stephenson (Griffith University)Measuring cri cal feminist concept of gender: Introducing localisa on and heterogeneity into measurement

Lenka Olejníková (University of New South Wales)Measuring Vulnerability: the missing data on violence against women in insecure status

Alexandria J. Innes (City University London)Add women and s r – Re-gendering states through women’s par cipa on in cabinets?

Robert U. Nagel (Georgetown Ins tute for Women, Peace and Security)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Interna onal LawInterna onal Organiza on

Mul lateral Sanc ons Revisited MC18: Monday 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Chair Jane Boulden (Royal Military College of Canada)Chair Andrea E. Charron (University of Manitoba)Disc. Andrea E. Charron (University of Manitoba)

Virtual Panel

US Approaches to Mul lateral Sanc ons: Coopera on and Coercion Intertwined

Kimberly Ellio (Center for Global Development, George Washington University)

Targe ng individuals: Weighing the "economic damage" and "poli cal u lity" of sanc ons

Zuzana Hudáková (Center for Interna onal Studies (CERI), Sciences Po, Paris)

The European Approach to Mul lateral Sanc ons: Are EU sanc ons replacing UN sanc ons?

Clara Portela (University of Valencia)The Art of Evasion in the Contactless Economy: Cyber-hacking for Cryptocurrencies and Money Laundering by North Korea under Exis ng Sanc ons

June Park (Princeton University)More civilian pain than poli cal gain (again?): The demise of targeted sanc ons and associated humanitarian impacts

Erica Moret (Graduate Ins tute)

Preliminary Program


Conflict and ViolenceMC19: Monday 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Chair Mara Revkin (Georgetown University Law Center)Disc. Mara Revkin (Georgetown University Law Center)Disc. Kyle Beardsley (Duke University)Disc. Yukako Tanaka-Sakabe (Aoyama Gakuin University)Disc. Suranjan U. Weeraratne (Southern Illinois University

Edwardsville)Disc. Ulrich J. Eberle (Princeton University)Disc. Vanja Petricevic (Florida Gulf Coast University )Disc. Eleonora Ma acci (Amherst College)

Virtual Flash Talk

The Coevolu on of Networks of Support, Threat and Civil WarKyle Beardsley (Duke University)

Media coverage and female suicide bombersSuranjan U. Weeraratne (Southern Illinois University Edwardsville)

Soldiering On: Social Capital Forma on Among War Veterans in Post-Conflict Bosnia and Herzegovina

Vanja Petricevic (Florida Gulf Coast University )"The Second Image Reversed" Effect in Civil Wars: Public Diplomacy, Rebels' Ac vi es, and Jus ce Processes

Eleonora Ma acci (Amherst College)Benjamin T. Jones (University of Mississippi)

Damned by Dams? Infrastructure and Conflict Ulrich J. Eberle (Princeton University)

The Long-term Impact of Ex-Combatants' Reintegra on and its Mechanism: Liberian Case

Yukako Tanaka-Sakabe (Aoyama Gakuin University)Legal Pluralism and Fragmented Sovereignty A er Conflict: A Survey Experiment in Mosul

Kristen Kao (University of Gothenburg)Mara Revkin (Georgetown University Law Center)


Challenging Concep ons: Children Born of War me Rape and Sexual Exploita on

MD01: Monday 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair Kimberly Theidon (Tu s University)Part. Dipali Anumol (The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy)Part. Phoebe Donnelly (The Fletcher School, Tu s University)Part. Ta ana Sanchez Parra (Pon ficia Universidad Javeriana)Part. Virginie Ladisch (Interna onal Center for Transi onal Jus ce)Part. Tatjana Takseva (Saint Mary's University)Part. Elena Lesley (Emory University)Part. Sabine Lee (University of Birmingham)

Virtual Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Peace StudiesInterna onal Poli cal Economy

Drugs, Peace and Development: New disciplinary and spa al fron ers?

MD02: Monday 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair Jonathan M. Goodhand (SOAS, University of London)Disc. Philippe A. Le Billon (University of Bri sh Columbia)

Virtual Panel

Development, des tu on, and drug-dependent livelihoods in the Myanmar-China borderlands

Patrick Meehan (SOAS)

Fron er capitalism and the drugs-development nexusTeo Ballvé (Colgate University)Jonathan M. Goodhand (SOAS, University of London)

Opium Poppy Cul va on and Interac ons between Legal and Illegal Economies in Sinaloa

Cecilia Farfan-Mendez (University of California San Diego)Drug economies, development and peace: towards intersec onal perspec ves

Astrid Jamar (SOAS, University of London)Illicit Coca and Grassroots Indigenous Organiza on: Northern Cauca 1950s-1990s

Maria Clara Torres (No current affilia on)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Interna onal LawInterna onal Poli cal Economy

Intellectual Property, Innova on, and Regulatory PoliciesMD03: Monday 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair Jian Xu (Emory)Disc. Stephen Weymouth (Georgetown University)Disc. Jiakun Jack Zhang (University of Kansas)

Virtual Panel

File it Under Industrial Policy? How Chinese Patent Grants Advance or Frustrate Techno-Na onalist Ambi ons

Philip Rogers (University of California, Berkeley)Intellectual Property Rights Protec on in Authoritarian Courts

Jian Xu (Emory)Lizhi Liu (Georgetown University)Yuen Yuen Ang (University of Michigan)

Compounding or Diminishing Effects? Examining the effects of regulatory pressures on the intellectual property regime

Siyao Li (University of Pennsylvania)Na onal R&D Infrustructure and FDI in OECD Countries

Jian Xu (Emory)The Limits of State-Led Innova on: Evidence from Chinese Patents

Nan Jia (University of Southern California)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Interna onal Poli cal Sociology

Who Gets to Know Interna onal Rela ons and World Poli cs?MD04: Monday 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair Slađana Lazić (Independent Peace Scholar)Part. Elena B. Stavrevska (London School of Economics and Poli cal

Science)Part. Marcos Sebas an Scauso (Quinnipiac University)Part. shine choi (Massey University)Part. Matheus Souza (Umeå University)Part. Njoki Wamai (United States Interna onal University-Africa,

Nairobi )Part. Slađana Lazić (Independent Peace Scholar)

Virtual Roundtable


Object-Oriented Approaches to Global Governance MD05: Monday 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair Olaf Corry (University of Copenhagen)Disc. Ole Jacob Sending (Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal

Affairs)Disc. Bentley B. Allan (Johns Hopkins University)

Virtual Panel

War as a Governance Object and the Idea of Preven onJohanna Rodehau-Noack (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Preliminary Program

What is Race? Ambiguity in the Cons tu on of Global Governance Objects

Kavi Joseph Abraham (Durham University)Disaster: A Changing Object of Governance

Sco D. Watson (University of Victoria)Objects and objec ves: Loca ng transforma ve urban climate governance

David J. Gordon (University of California, Santa Cruz)Rescaling the Global: Governance objects and the promise of ‘more than’ interna onal rela ons

Emma Lecavalier (University of Toronto)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Interna onal Poli cal Sociology

Postcolonial iden ty, an -Westernism, and global authoritarianism in "emerging powers"

MD06: Monday 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair Chenchen Zhang (Queen's University Belfast)Disc. Chenchen Zhang (Queen's University Belfast)Part. Viatcheslav Morozov (University of Tartu)Part. Catherine Owen (University of Exeter)Part. Nitasha Kaul (University of Westminster)Part. Gorkem Al nors (Bilecik Seyh Edebali University)Part. Maria Repnikova (Georgia State University)

Virtual Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Global DevelopmentInterna onal Poli cal Economy

Beyond IPE’s Blind SpotsMD07: Monday 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair John Narayan (King's College London)Disc. Lucia Pradella (King's College London)

Virtual Panel

Decoloniality in economicsCarolina Alves (University of Cambridge, Girton College)

The Racial State: Reclaiming Sivanandan’s Poli cal Economy John Narayan (King's College London)

The uncharted territory of post-Soviet Poli cal Economy Yuliya Yurchenko (University of Greenwich )

Standing in the Way of Rigor? Economics’ Mee ng with the Decolonizing Agenda

Ingrid Kvangraven (University of York)Surbhi Kesar (Azim Premji University)

The EU, Global Apartheid and the Power of LabourLucia Pradella (King's College London)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Scien fic Study of Interna onal ProcessesInterna onal Poli cal Economy

The Building and Breaking of Peace: Corporate Ac on in Civil War Preven on and Resolu on

MD08: Monday 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair Paul Diehl (Independent Scholar)Part. Isak Svensson (Uppsala University)Part. San ago Sosa (Universidad EAFIT)Part. Kathleen G. Cunningham (University of Maryland)Part. Andrew Owsiak (University of Georgia)Part. Govinda D. Clayton (ETH Zurich)Part. Stephen Gent (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)Part. Madhav Joshi (Kroc Ins tute, University of Notre Dame's

Keough School of Global Affairs)

Virtual Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Environmental StudiesInterna onal Poli cal Economy

Environmental change and poli cal behaviorMD09: Monday 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair Silvia Pianta (Bocconi University)Disc. Paula Re l (Bocconi University)Disc. Simone Cremaschi (Bocconi University)

Virtual Panel

Green Shoots from the Ashes? The Impact of Australian Wildfires on Vo ng Behaviour

Joe Kendall (European University Ins tute)Poli cs on Fire: The Effect of Forest Fires on Poli cal Behavior in Brazil

Silvia Pianta (Bocconi University)Paula Re l (Bocconi University)

Local warming increases climate policy support: Analysis of behavioral inten ons, internet searches, and US congressional vote shares

Ma hew Sisco (Columbia University)The green shades of the storm: The two-faced electoral consequences of extreme weather in Northeast Italy

Simone Cremaschi (Bocconi University)Piero Stanig (Bocconi University)

Explaining Percep ons of Climate Change in the USChiara Binelli (University of Milano-Bicocca)Ma hew Loveless (University of Bologna)Brian Schaffner (Tu s University)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Interna onal Poli cal EconomyGlobal South Caucus

Summits of Great Powers and African AgencyMD10: Monday 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair Timothy M. Shaw (University of Massachuse s Boston)Chair Denis Degterev (Peoples Friendship University of Russia

(RUDN University) & MGIMO-University)Disc. Kasaija Phillip Apuuli (Makerere University)Disc. Claire Amuhaya (People's Friendship University of Russia)Part. Kigen Morumbasi (Kenya a University)Part. Bola Adediran (Liverpool Hope University)Part. James Nyawo (Kenya a University)Part. Natalia Ivkina (RUDN University)Part. Jerry Rowllings Tafo e Deffo (Ins tute University of Abidjan)

Virtual Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Interna onal Poli cal SociologyScience, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela ons

In macies and Fantasies of Global Claim Staking: Thinking World Poli cs Through Turkish Soap Operas

MD11: Monday 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair Anna M. Agathangelou (York University)Disc. Faye Fraser (York University)

Virtual Panel

Between Na onal and Transna onal Redux: Ne lix’s Global Content Strategy and Mediated Imaginaries of Global Poli cs

Aida Arfan Hozic (University of Florida)Epic Ba les: Dramas of Empire in the Turkish-Arab Struggle for Sunni Hegemony

Lisel Hintz (Johns Hopkins University - SAIS)

Preliminary Program

Sex, Corrup on, and Defeat: Understanding the Cultural Codes of An -Feminisin Neoliberal Turkey through ‘Falling Leaves’

Ali Bilgic (Loughborough University)“Yes, we might have lost the Balkans…” Popular culture, Turkish Novellas and the Every Day

Asli Calkivik (Istanbul Technical University)The viewer in the therapy room: Projec on of norms, authority and power In the Turkish psychological dramas

Mehpare Selcan Kaynak (Bogazici University)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Interna onal Security StudiesScience, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela ons

Interna onal Security and the Governance of Ar ficial IntelligenceMD12: Monday 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair Baobao Zhang (Cornell University)Disc. Robert Frederic Trager (University of California, Los Angeles)Disc. Julie George (Cornell University)

Virtual Panel

The Dynamics of Pres ge Races and Their Relevance to Ar ficial Intelligence

Joslyn Trager (University of California Santa Barbara)The Tragedy of Lumpy Informa on

Ben Garfinkel (University of Oxford) Interna onal Governance of Cri cal Technologies: Lessons from the Baruch Plan and Nuclear Energy

Syed Waqar Zaidi (Lahore University of Management Sciences)Machine Failing: The Role of So ware in Military Accidents

Jeffrey Ding (Stanford University)AI Safety and Interna onal Poli cs: The Role of Automa on Bias

Lauren Kahn (University of Pennsylvania)Michael Horowitz (University of Pennsylvania)Julia Ciocca (University of Pennsylvania)


Bridging contexts, reinforcing exclusions? Ac vism, agency, and acts of transla ng gendered belongings

MD13: Monday 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair Manuela Lavinas Picq (Universidad San Francisco de Quito USFQ / Amherst College)

Disc. Mauro J. Caraccioli (Virginia Tech)Disc. Nicole Doerr (University of Copenhagen)

Virtual Panel

Transla ng Migrant Muslim Men: the Claims to Rights by Afghan former interpreters for Western militaries

Sara de Jong (University of York)Substan ve gender equality in transla on: meaning making, tug-of-war, prac ce

Susanne Zwingel (Florida Interna onal University)Transla ng Whiteness: Racial Liminality, Migrancy, and Queer People of Color in Germany

Tunay Altay (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin)Enabling Inclusive Coali ons: The Complicated Task of Poli cal Transla on in Migrant Solidarity Groups

Nicole Doerr (University of Copenhagen)‘Lost in transla on’: Is it possible to bridge disparate gender(ed) ‘language’ worlds?

Lata Narayanaswamy (University of Leeds)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Feminist Theory and Gender StudiesForeign Policy Analysis

Interroga ng Feminist Foreign PolicyMD14: Monday 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair Hannah Par s-Jennings (Loughborough University)Disc. Sarai B. Aharoni (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev)

Virtual Panel

An -Feminist Foreign Policy: Trump and American Foreign PolicySirje Laurel Weldon (Simon Fraser University)

Making foreign policy Feminist: the case of SwedenMalena R. Sundstrom (Lund University)

Interroga ng the ‘feminist’ in feminist foreign policyJennifer Thomson (University of Bath)

Gendered, raced, and sexualised mul -level games in German foreign policy

Karoline Faerber (King's College London)Feminist Foreign Policy and the Limits of Swedish and Canadian Solidarity

Jessica Cheung (The Freie Universität Berlin)


Plus ça change no more? NATO2030 and the path to the new Strategic Concept

MD15: Monday 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair Gorana Grgic (University of Sydney)Part. James M. Goldgeier (American University)Part. Sara Bjerg Moller (School of Diplomacy and IR, Seton Hall

University)Part. Mark Webber (University of Birmingham)Part. Thierry Tardy (NATO Defense College)Part. Barbara Kunz (IFSH)Part. Jeffrey Michaels (Ins tut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals)

Virtual Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Peace StudiesInterna onal Security Studies

Aid in Violent ContextsMD16: Monday 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair Jori Breslawski (The Watson Ins tute, Brown University)Disc. Jacob Shapiro (Princeton University)Disc. Christoph M. Zuercher (University of O awa)

Virtual Panel

Humanitarian Interven on in Rebel-Controlled Territories: Studying the Delivery of Aid During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Marta Furlan (University of St Andrews)Community Acceptance & Humanitarian Access in Violent Contexts

Jori Breslawski (The Watson Ins tute, Brown University)On a Razor's Edge: Aid Shocks and Coups in Authoritarian Regimes

Andrew Bou on (University of Central Florida)Prolonged Social Contact Does Not Reshape Locals' A tudes toward Migrants in War me Se ngs

Yang-Yang Zhou (University of Bri sh Columbia)Jason Lyall (Dartmouth)

Rebel Sophis ca on in Aid Targe ng: Insights from the Inner CirclesMichael Findley (University of Texas at Aus n)Trey Billing (Ohio State University)David Backer (University of Maryland)

Preliminary Program

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on StudiesReligion and Interna onal Rela ons

Sacred Sites and Cultural Heritage in Compara ve Poli cs and Interna onal Rela ons – Mapping Interdisciplinary Approaches

MD17: Monday 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair Ariel Zellman (Bar Ilan University)Disc. Ron Hassner (University of California, Berkeley)

Virtual Panel

How to study rules-in-use of interna onal cultural heritage regimes? Opportuni es and challenges coming from the applica on of Elinor Ostrom’s methodology

Hanna Schreiber (University of Warsaw)Bartosz Pieliński (University of Warsaw)

Thick Sites and Thin Peace: Examining the Sustainability of Interstate Territorial Conflict Resolu on A empts Involving Sacred Spaces

Ariel Zellman (Bar Ilan University)Florian Justwan (University of Idaho)

The Islamic State A acks on Shia Holy Sites and the “Shrine Protec on Narra ve”: Threats to Sacred Space as a Mobiliza on Frame

Benjamin Isakhan (Deakin University)Indivisibility of sacred lands: the case of Kosovo

Filip Ejdus (University of Belgrade)Nikola Jović (University of Belgrade)

People Don’t Want a Mosque Here: Destruc on of Minority Religious Sites as a Strategy of Na onalism

Andrea Malji (Hawaii Pacific University)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Human RightsForeign Policy Analysis

Evidence about the effec veness of strategies and tools for the preven on and mi ga on of violent conflict and mass atroci es

MD18: Monday 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair Lawrence Woocher (U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum)Disc. Lawrence Woocher (U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum)

Virtual Panel

Intended and Unintended Consequences of Interna onal Interven ons: Pa erns of Militant Violence in the Democra c Republic of Congo

Hyeran Jo (Texas A&M University)A systema c review of the atrocity preven on policy toolkit

Kyra Fox (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum)Sascha Nanlohy (University of Sydney)Daniel Solomon (Georgetown University)Jessica Moody (King's College London)Alexandra Hall (Simon-Skjodt Center for the Preven on of Genocide, USHMM)

Peacebuilder percep ons about the evidence base for peacebuilding and atrocity preven on

D. Conor Seyle (One Earth Future Founda on)Jessica Baumgardner-Zuzik (Alliance for Peacebuilding)

Escaping “Perpetual Beginnings”: Challenges and Opportuni es for Local Atrocity Preven on in the Democra c Republic of Congo

Bridget Moix (Peace Direct)Bridging the Gap in the Atrocity Preven on Toolkit: Evidence-Based Approaches to Real-Time Violence Escala on Modeling

Kris na Hook (George Mason University)

Poli cal Demography and Geography

Roundtable Honoring PDG Dis nguished Scholar, Valerie HudsonMD19: Monday 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair Ismene Gizelis (University of Essex)Part. Henrik Urdal (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)Part. Jacek Kugler (Claremont Graduate University)Part. Rose McDermo (Department of Poli cal Science, Brown

University)Part. Alison Brysk (University of California, Santa Barbara)Part. Andrea Den Boer (University of Kent)Honoree

Valerie Hudson (Texas A&M University, The Bush School of Government and Public Service)

Virtual Dis nguished


Academic Freedom in the Digital AgeME01: Monday 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM

Chair Omar Shahabudin McDoom (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science (LSE))

Part. Naunihal Singh (US Naval War College)Part. Daniel Drezner (Tu s University)Part. Wendy Pearlman (Northwestern University)Part. Eric P. Kaufmann (Birkbeck, University of London )Part. Shareen Hertel (University of Connec cut)


A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Human RightsAc ve Learning in Interna onal Affairs

Experien al Teaching and Learning in Human Rights: A Roundtable in Celebra on of Bethany Barra

ME02: Monday 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM

Chair Kris Heather Kenyon (University of Winnipeg)Part. Bethany Barra (Roosevelt University)Part. Lloyd Kornelsen (University of Winnipeg)Part. Jenny H. Peterson (University of Bri sh Columbia)Part. Ñusta Carranza Ko (University of Bal more, College of Public

Affairs)Part. Joel R. Pruce (University of Dayton)

Virtual Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Historical Interna onal Rela onsInterna onal Security Studies

Coerce the end: Roundtable on Jacqueline Hazelton's Bullets not Ballots: Success in Counterinsurgency Warfare

ME03: Monday 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM

Chair Jarrod Hayes (University of Massachuse s Lowell & MIT)Part. Jacqueline Hazelton (U.S. Naval War College)Part. Jarrod Hayes (University of Massachuse s Lowell & MIT)Part. Kimberly Marten (Barnard College, Columbia University)Part. Lise Morje Howard (Georgetown University)Part. Helen M. Kinsella (University of Wisconsin-Madison)Part. Robert A. Pape (University of Chicago)

Virtual Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Interna onal Organiza onDiploma c Studies

The European Union as an Actor in the United Na onsME04: Monday 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM

Chair Dimitris Bourantonis (Athens Uni of Economics & Business)Disc. Dimitris Bourantonis (Athens Uni of Economics & Business)

Virtual Panel

Preliminary Program

Oral Interven ons in the UN General Assembly: Accoun ng for the Variance in EU Member-States’ Engagement

Spyros Blavoukos (Athens University of Economics and Business)Ioannis F. Galario s (Na onal University of Athens, Department of Poli cal Science and Public Administra on)

The European Union in the United Na ons: An Analysis of General Assembly Debates

Madeleine Hosli (Leiden University)Who Blames Whom in UN Security Governance? Explaining Blames Games in UN Peacekeeping, UN Sanc ons Regime, and UN Peace & Security Discourse

Nicolas Verbeek (Leiden University)The EU at the Second UNGA Commi ee: promo ng sustainable development?

Spyros Blavoukos (Athens University of Economics and Business)George Dikaios (Na onal and Kapodistrian University of Athens)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Peace StudiesFeminist Theory and Gender Studies

Pluriversal Approaches to Peace: Cosmological Considera ons in Knowledge Produc on in Conflict Affected Environments

ME05: Monday 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM

Chair Stephanie Ke erer Hobbis (Wageningen University)Disc. Elisa Randazzo (University College London)Disc. Caitlin M. Ryan (University of Groningen)Part. Stephanie Ke erer Hobbis (Wageningen University)Part. Althea-Maria Rivas (SOAS)Part. Astrid Jamar (SOAS, University of London)Part. Louise Ridden (Aberystwyth University)Part. Andrea García González (University of Brighton )

Virtual Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Interna onal Poli cal SociologyTheory

Race and racism in East Asian interna onal rela onsME06: Monday 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM

Chair Chenchen Zhang (Queen's University Belfast)Disc. shine choi (Massey University)Part. David Tobin (University of Sheffield)Part. Hitomi Koyama (Ritsumeikan University)Part. Inderjeet S. Parmar (City, University of London)Part. Chih-yu Shih (Na onal Taiwan University)Part. Hanlun Li (LSE)Part. TING GUO (UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG)

Virtual Roundtable


Poli cal economy of Syrian remi ancesME07: Monday 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM

Chair Erica Moret (Graduate Ins tute)Part. Asya El-Meehy (New York University)Part. Benjamin Schraven (German Development Ins tute)Part. H. Tolga Bolukbasi (Bilkent University)Part. Joseph Daher (University of Lausanne)

Virtual Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Foreign Policy AnalysisPost Communist Systems

Role Theory, Russia, and the European Former Soviet StatesME08: Monday 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM

Chair John Ishiyama (University of North Texas)Disc. Marijke Breuning (University of North Texas)

Virtual Panel

Foreign Policy Role Concep ons of Ukraine: State Sovereignty and New State

Anna Ba a (US Air War College)Moldova’s Na onal Role Concep ons A er Independence: Neutrality, Independence, and Geopoli cs

Cris an A. Can r (Oakland University)How does Russia see its roles towards other post-Soviet states?

Damian Strycharz (Cracow University of Economics)The Emerging Foreign Policy Role Concep on of Armenia

Aram Terzyan (Eurasia Ins tutes)


Will the world hang together again? Mul lateralism and development in the post-pandemic world.

ME09: Monday 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM

Chair Gabriel Rached (Universidade Federal Fluminense & Università degli Studi di Milano)

Chair Giovanni Barbieri (Università Ca olica del Sacro Cuore - Milano)

Disc. Maria Lagu na (St.-Petersburg State University, School of Interna onal Rela ons)

Virtual Panel

BRICS as the Chief Mul lateral Organiza on in the Indo-Pacific?Marko Juu nen (Police University College)

Alterna ve perspec ves on Global Governance and the interna onal reorganiza on process in contemporary mes.

Gabriel Rached (Universidade Federal Fluminense & Università degli Studi di Milano)Giovanni Barbieri (Università Ca olica del Sacro Cuore - Milano)

BRICS and the West World: mul lateralism and unilateralism during pandemic.

Sergei Kirillov (St. Petersburg State University)The role of the New Mul lateral Development Banks during the pandemic.

Rafaela Sa (Pon fical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro)Gabriel Rached (Universidade Federal Fluminense & Università degli Studi di Milano)

The Mul lateral, Regional and Bilateral Disorder in Addressing the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Shraddha Naik (Jawaharal Nehru University)

Preliminary Program

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Poli cal Demography and Geography

The Open Border Paradox: Con nental security rela ons between the United States and Canada

ME10: Monday 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM

Chair Chris an Leuprecht (Royal Military College of Canada)Disc. Christopher Sands (Johns Hopkins University SAIS)Part. Jamie Ferrill (Charles Sturt University )Part. Geoffrey Hale (University of Lethbridge)Part. Whitney Lackenbauer (St. Jerome's University)Part. Benjamin J. Muller (King's University College)Part. TS Hataley (Sanford Fleming College)

Virtual Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Interdisciplinary StudiesTheory

Complexity and World Poli cs: Concepts in ContextME11: Monday 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM

Chair Andre Simonyi (CMR Saint-Jean)Part. Rodolfo Ragionieri (University of Sassary)Part. Effie Charalampaki (Center for Interna onal Poli cs, Ins tute

of Interna onal Rela ons, Athens, Greece)Part. Robert Lummack (University of O awa)Part. Michael Lawrence (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs,

University of Waterloo)Part. Czeslaw Mesjasz (Cracow University of Economics)Part. Jinelle Piereder (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs,

University of Waterloo)Part. PANAGIOTIS KIKILIAS (UNIVERSITY)

Virtual Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Religion and Interna onal Rela onsTheory

What’s next? Religion and poli cs a er the cri que of secularismME12: Monday 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM

Chair Elizabeth Shakman Hurd (Northwestern University)Chair Maria Birnbaum (University of Bern)Part. Iza Hussin (University of Cambridge)Part. Amelie Barras (York University )Part. nadia marzouki (CNRS-Sciences Po Paris)Part. Elizabeth Shakman Hurd (Northwestern University)Part. Gina Giliber (Northwestern University)Part. Maria Birnbaum (University of Bern)

Virtual Roundtable

Interna onal Studies Associa onBri sh Interna onal Studies Associa on

Non-State Actors and foreign policy making: A Change in Progress ME13: Monday 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM

Chair Cornelia Baciu (University of Hamburg)Disc. Dilara Ozbek (University of Kent)

Virtual Partner

Irregular armies as facilitators of foreign policy: The case of the Peshmerga forces in the KRI

Marianna Charountaki (University of Lincoln)Assessing the role of think-tanks in foreign policy: A Q-methodology study

Vasileios P. Karakasis (Leiden University)Between a Rock and a Hard Place: The Deleterious Impact of Popular Mobiliza on Forces (PMF) ac vity on Iraq’s Foreign Policy

Liam Anderson (Wright State University)

Hybrid Warfare and Private Military Companies Vassilis (Bill) Kappis (University of Buckingham)

Towards a new vulnerability paradigm: The EU and NGOs in assis ng vulnerable in a post-pandemic world

Daniela Irrera (University of Catania)

Interna onal Studies Associa onFeminist Theory and Gender Studies

FTGS Dis nguished Scholar PanelME14: Monday 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM

Chair Punam Yadav (University College London (UCL))Part. Sheila Nair (Northern Arizona University)Part. Melanie Richter-Montpe t (University of Sussex)Part. Ritu Vij (University of Aberdeen)Part. Anna M. Agathangelou (York University)Part. Randolph B. Persaud (American University)Honoree

Geeta Chowdhry (Northern Arizona University)

Virtual Dis nguished


SB: Transna onal Rela ons & Ac vismME15: Monday 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM Virtual Research Sound

Tackling Urban Corrup on in South Africa and Zambia - A series of short animated films

Laura Nkula (African Centre for Ci es, University of Cape Town)Intersec onality and the Benefits and Shortcomings of Strategic Essen alism and Intersec onal Strategic Essen alism

Malia Womack (Ohio State University)Raising Feminist Consciousness in the Digital Era: Evidence from La n America

Elisabeth Jay Friedman (University of San Francisco)The Ethics of Promo ng Jus ce Across Borders

Lucia Rafanelli (The George Washington University)


SB: IR Theory & PowerME16: Monday 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM Virtual Research Sound

The Interregnum: Chinese Harmonism’s Challenge to American Liberalism

Sam-Sang Jo (Chuo University)Emo ons Make the State Real: The State as an Emo on-involving Process

Moshe Goldman (The Ohio State University)Care Ethics, Epistemic Violence and Interna onal Rela ons: Towards the Inclusion of Refugees in the Discipline.

Salma Essam El Refaei (Carleton University )Rethinking Na onal Power in a Global Order in Flux: from Theory to Measurement

Gabriele Abbondanza (The University of Sydney & Is tuto Affari Internazionali (IAI))

Daoism in Interna onal Rela onsDurgesh Kasbekar (Independent Researcher)

Preliminary Program


Inclusion Café: Strategies and Lessons for EDI from Campus to Associa on

MF01: Monday 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Laura J. Shepherd (University of Sydney)Chair Simon Pra (University of Bristol)Part. Maria Mar n de Almagro Iniesta (Université de Montréal)Part. Lamis Abdelaaty (Syracuse University)Part. Ami Shah (Pacific Lutheran University)Part. Koen Slootmaeckers (City, University of London)Part. Mauro J. Caraccioli (Virginia Tech)Part. Hannah Wright (London School of Economics and Poli cal

Science)Part. Naomi C. Head (University of Glasgow)

Virtual Café Session

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies

Meaningful refugee par cipa on: Cri cal reflec ons and awkward conversa ons in the global refugee regime


Chair James Milner (Carleton University)Part. Mustafa Alio (R-SEAT (Refugees Seeking Equal Access at the

Table))Part. Rez Gardi (R-Seat)Part. Haqqi Bahram (Linköping University )Part. Ulrike Krause (Osnabrück University)Part. Tristan Harley (Kaldor Centre for Interna onal Refugee Law at

UNSW Sydney)

Virtual Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Feminist Theory and Gender StudiesTheory

Revisi ng Wibben's Feminist Security Studies: A Narra ve Approach - What Pathways for Narra ves Now?


Chair Aida Arfan Hozic (University of Florida)Chair Annick T. R. Wibben (Swedish Defence University)Disc. Ayelet Harel-Shalev (Ben-Gurion University)Part. Erin K. Baines (University of Bri sh Columbia)Part. Jenny Edkins (The University of Manchester)Part. Linus Hagström (Swedish Defence University & Swedish

Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)Part. Shiera Malik (DePaul University)Part. Roxani Krystalli (University of St. Andrews)Part. Olivia Umurerwa Rutazibwa (London School of Economics and

Poli cal Science)Part. Maria Tanyag (Australian Na onal University)Part. Harmonie M. Toros (University of Kent)

Virtual Roundtable


Decolonizing Nuclear Strategy: The Cuban Missile Crisis at 60MF04: Monday 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Marysia Zalewski (Cardiff University)Part. Lorraine Bayard de Volo (University of Colorado)Part. Anne Harrington (Cardiff University)Part. Hugh Gusterson (George Mason University)Part. Ju a Weldes (University of Bristol)Part. I y Abraham (Na onal University of Singapore)Part. Mar n Pfeiffer (University of New Mexico)

Virtual Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Interna onal Security StudiesPoli cal Demography and Geography

Pa erns in Nascent, Ascendant and Mature Border Security: Regional Comparisons in Transgovernmental Coordina on, Coopera on, and Collabora on


Chair Chris an Leuprecht (Royal Military College of Canada)Part. Jamie Ferrill (Charles Sturt University )Part. Adriana Dorfman (Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul)Part. Daniel Meier (School of Poli cal Studies of Grenoble)Part. Dhananjay Tripathi (South Asian University )Part. TS Hataley (Sanford Fleming College)

Virtual Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Global DevelopmentInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

Pluriversal Rela onalityMF06: Monday 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Giorgio Shani (Interna onal Chris an University)Part. Navnita C. Behera (Delhi University)Part. Tamara Trownsell (Universidad San Francisco de Quito)Part. Amaya Querejazu (Universidad de An oquia)Part. Morgan Brigg (University of Queensland)Part. Anahita Arian (University of Erfurt)Part. Jarrad Reddekop (University of Victoria)Part. Chih-yu Shih (Na onal Taiwan University)Part. Milja Kurki (Aberystwyth University)

Virtual Roundtable


SB: Gender, Feminism, and IRMF07: Monday 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM Virtual Research Sound

Centering Research Par cipants in Transna onal Feminist Methodologies

Malia Womack (Ohio State University)The path of women’s sexual and reproduc ve rights in South America in the twenty-first century

Rhaissa Pagot (Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul)Kelly Ernst (Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul)

Gender and everyday resilience to natural disasters: crea ng alterna ve rhythms

Chung-Ah Baek (University of Warwick)Educa onalizing the war-dead: affect and possibili es of feminist cri que

Anna-Karin Eriksson (Linnaeus University)Legi macy in crisis: The effects of peacekeeper sexual misconduct on the UN capacity and credibility

Jasmine-Kim Westendorf (La Trobe University)


SB: Interna onal ConflictsMF08: Monday 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM Virtual Research Sound

Interests over Friendships: Reviewing US Policy to End the Falklands War

Erico Esteves Duarte (Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul)From connec vity to sanc ons and from so to hard power: How the European Union and South Korea have responding to the US-China compe on

Tereza Novotna (Free University Berlin)

Preliminary Program

Structural Challenges for Ukraine-Poland Reconcilia on in Unstable Regional Environment

Nadiia Koval (Kyiv School of Economics)“Reorganiza on of Europe”: Arnold J. Toynbee's Post-War Plan during the First World War

Ryoya Mizuno (Independent)Trust, fear and contemporary nuclear deterrence

Ieva Karpaviciute (Vytautas Magnus University, Kaunas, Lithuania and General J. Zemai s Military Academy of Lithuania)


Poli cs and Health MF09: Monday 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

Robert L. Ostergard (University of Nevada, Reno)


Mobilized, recruited, conscripted? Leveraging community voluntarism in response to COVID-19

Kathy Dodworth (University of Edinburgh)Figh ng an invisible enemy: COVID-19 and the Militariza on of Healthcare

Joachim Ozonze (University of Notre Dame)The targe ng of health care facili es and insurgent ac vity: the Syrian case (2012 – 2019)

Regine Schwab (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)Samer Massoud (Free University Berlin)

You are Included - Chinese LGBTQ Rights and the Possibility of U.S. Interven on

Yuyin Liu (Syracuse university)“People showed those signs and later died.” The “slow violence” of mercury use in ar sanal gold mining.

Tim Adivilah Balag'kutu (University of Massachuse s Boston)


Terrorism: Threats and ChallengesMF10: Monday 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

Chris na Boyes (Centro de Inves gacion y Docencia Economicas (CIDE DEI))


Sectarian Violence as a Quest for Jus ce: Hizbullah and ISIS Emmanuel Karagiannis (King's College London)

A Country under Mul ple Strains: Ethnic Conflict and Terrorism in Burkina Faso in the Face of Pandemic and Climate Change

Demet Y. Mousseau (University of Central Florida)Reifying the state: The UN disposi f of terrorism during the War on Terrorism

Chen Kertcher (Ariel University )The Interna onal Recogni on of Governments in Prac ce: Mirages and Dilemmas in the Libyan Conflict, 2011-2021

Irene Fernandez-Molina (University of Exeter) Vic m versus Villain: An Explana on for the Variance in State Repatria on Policies for Foreign Fighters

Helen Stenger (Monash University)


Gender discrimina onMF11: Monday 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

Molly Merryman (Kent State University)


Problema zing ‘So -Paternalism’ by bringing ‘The Moral Case against Secession’ under Feminist Lens vis-à-vis The Case of Kashmir

Shipra Shukla (University of Delhi)

Queer Interven ons in World Poli cs: Conflict, Coloniality and Sexuality

Patrick Vernon (University of Birmingham)Online incivility against women diplomats: an analysis of the treatment of Canadian heads of mission in social media

Ma hias Erlandsen (Pon ficia Universidad Católica de Chile)Maria Fernanda Hernandez-Garza (Pon ficia Universidad Católica de Chile)

Can the United States Move to Gender-Neutral forcesMariah Loukou (City, University of London)

Giving a voice to the mute: exploring the silence culture around gender-based violence enhanced by Covid-19 in South Africa

Rhoda Abiolu (Durban University of Technology)


Environmental governance and Local policiesMF12: Monday 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

Paul Tobin (University of Manchester)


The impact of na onal public policies on transna onal governance of climate change.

Johnny Kallay (Universidade de São Paulo)Natalia Dus Poia (University of Sao Paulo)

Mar al professionals and private security in Kenya’s wildlife conserva on sector

Sara van der Hoeven (University of Gothenburg)Climate Change Agenda of the EU as a Development Factor for the European Green Party and the Alliance 90/The Greens

Alena Lisenkova (Saint Petersburg State University)Mul -Level Governance, Polycentric Governance, Climate Change, and Municipal Solid Waste in the Arc c: Insights from Murmansk (Russia) and Tromsø (Norway)

Nadezhda Filimonova (University of Massachuse s Boston)Meaning-Proximity-Agency: A New Framework for Assessing Environmental Conten on

Marwa Daoudy (Georgetown University)Jérémie Langlois (University of Wisconsin--Madison)


Affec ve Poli csMF14: Monday 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

Mark Rhinard (Stockholm University)


Feeling the pain of the other: shame and solidarity movements for Timor-Leste

Marcelle Trote Mar ns (The University of Manchester)Group Radicaliza on Resilience: The Case of European Romani

Marketa Kocmanova (Charles University Prague)Emo onal Agency in Global Poli cs: The Anpo Protests (1959-1960) in Postwar Japan

Chaeyoung Yong (University of St Andrews)Grievances and hopes in the Islamic Republic: the affec ve poli cs of an colonial na onalism in Iran

Mateus Schneider Borges (Pon fical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro)

Emo ons Make the State Real: The State as an Emo on-involving Process

Moshe Goldman (The Ohio State University)

Preliminary Program


The Eagle vs. the Dragon: MF15: Monday 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

Marc Lanteigne (UiT: The Arc c University of Norway)


Li le Room for Devia on: The Responses of Major Powers to US “Secondary Sanc ons”

Yoshikazu Kobayashi (The Ins tute of Energy Economics, Japan and Na onal Graduate Ins tute for Policy Studies)Hyoung-kyu Chey (Na onal Graduate Ins tute for Policy Studies (GRIPS))

War of Words: Construc ng Na onal Images in U.S. and Chinese News Discourses of Foreign Protests

Nicole Zhang (University of Minnesota Twin Ci es Hubbard School of Journalism and Mass Communica on)

The Effects of Mul polar Uncertainty on Global Defense Industrializa on Process: The Case of Turkish Aerospace

Özde Asli Akbay (University of Vienna)China's challenge as the Credibility Test of the Transatlan c Alliance

Anastasia Solomentseva (Moscow State Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons (MGIMO University))

It’s Time to Stop Par san Compe on- Analysis Democra c and republican’s China strategy and effects-

Yuyin Liu (Syracuse university)


Domes c Poli cs and Foreign Policy MF16: Monday 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

Patrick A. Mello (Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, University of Erfurt)


US Security Assistance, Terrorism Threats, and Public Support for Human Rights Abroad

Sco Williamson (New York University Abu Dhabi)Leader Hawkishness, Domes c Popularity, and Diploma c Rapprochement

James Dongjin Kim (Texas A&M University)Human Rights as a Unifying Theme for Compe ng Ideologies and Divergent Interest Groups During the Cold War: Europe as a Case Study

Itai Sneh (City University of New York)Mimicry of Public Diplomacy: Effects of High-Level Visits on “Domes c” Public Opinions

Mamoru Uesugi (Osaka University)The ra onal defeat of the war - how leaders could benefit from poor ba lefield performance

Xiao Han (The University of Hong Kong)


Intelligence & Surveillance in the Age of TechnologyMF17: Monday 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

Nane e S. Levinson (American University)


Understanding the role of exper se diversity and cri cal engagement in the repertoire of post-Snowden democra c intelligence governance

Silviu Paicu (Mihai Viteazul Na onal Intelligence Academy )The construc on of the enemy's role applied to the cyberspace context: par al conclusions from the cases of the United States and Russia

Bruna Santos (Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina)

Inves ga ng the "foreigner without rights"Valen n Stoian ("Mihai Viteazul" Na onal Intelligence Academy)

Israeli Intelligence, the Second In fada and Strategic Surprise: A Case of 'Intelligence to Please'?

Dr. Avner Barnea (University of Haifa)Weaponiza on of Percep on: Deepfake in Elec on Campaign Challenge Public Sphere

Sananda Sahoo (Western University)


Borders and Na onalismMF18: Monday 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

Simon Taylor


Statelessness as a Dis/appeared Modernity: In the search of the Kurdish lost me, between imagined and symbolic mul plici es

sara kermanian (University of Sussex)State Repression in the Age of Technology: A Model of China’s Surveillance of Muslim Minori es

Reyhan Topal (State University of New York at Albany)Being a Šiptar: How racialized iden es of Albanians inform current intraregional dynamics in the Western Balkans

Liridona Veliu (Dublin City University)Examining the good governance factor in Ghana’s Western Togoland secession Movement

Peter Sekyere (University of Toronto)Cultural Repression and Insurgent Violence in Civil War

Aysegul Aydin (University of Colorado at Boulder)Cem Emrence (University of Michigan)


RefugeesMF19: Monday 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

Jeffrey Pugh (University of Massachuse s - Boston)


Lost in transforma on: the human rights we lost during the new state-centric order

Caroline de Lima e Silva (Lichtenberg Kolleg)The circular, the linear and the suspended: Untangling temporali es performed at Azraq

Augusta Nannerini (Geneva graduate Ins tute for interna onal and development studies)

Precarious Agency: Understanding Refugee Agency in Transit CountriesPrecarious Agency: Understanding Refugee Agency in Transit Countries

Dennyza Gabiella (Australian Na onal University)Pictorial Boundaries: Exclusionary effects of stereotypic visual representa ons of refugees

Joseph Oertel (Zeppelin University )Expected benefits and feared consequences: The role of interna onal research collabora on and data exchange between various actors and the impact it has on refugees and internally displaced persons. Case Study: UNHCR’s Global Compact for Refugees Framework.

Sorina Crisan (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies, Geneva)

Preliminary Program

Commi ee on the Status of Representa on & DiversityInterna onal Studies Associa on

Doing 'Diversity' Work? A Roundtable with the ISA Commi ee on Representa on and Diversity

MG01: Monday 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM

Chair Laura J. Shepherd (University of Sydney)Part. Dêlidji Eric Degila (Graduate Ins tute, Geneva & Ecole

Na onale d'Administra on du Bénin )Part. Elise Stephenson (Griffith University)Part. Jamie Scalera Ellio (Georgia Southern University)Part. Ahmad Qais Munhazim (Thomas Jefferson University)Part. Jessica De Alba-Ulloa (Universidad Anahuac Mexico)Part. Emily K. M. Sco (McGill University)



Coopera on and Conflict in Interna onal SecurityMG02: Monday 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM

Chair Soul Park (Na onal University of Singapore)Chair Jonata Anice (European University Ins tute)Disc. Jonata Anice (European University Ins tute)Disc. Soul Park (Na onal University of Singapore)Disc. Steven Sto lemyre (University of South Wales)Disc. Haley Hollimon (Department of Defense)Disc. Serpil islek (Eastern Mediterranean University)Disc. Yi-hao Su (Na onal Taiwan University)Disc. Itsik Bilia (University of Haifa)

Virtual Flash Talk

Globaliza on of Arms Produc on and Hierarchical Market Economies Explaining the Transforma on of the South Korean Defense Industry

Soul Park (Na onal University of Singapore)Why States Arm – and Why They Some mes Do So Together

Jonata Anice (European University Ins tute)Ulrich Krotz (European University Ins tute)

Defining Intelligence in a Post-Trump WorldSteven Sto lemyre (University of South Wales)

The Anglo-American Intelligence Rela onship: Iran 1945-1980Haley Hollimon (Department of Defense)

Discontents of the Eastern Mediterranean: Geopoli cal Dynamics and Transforma on of Geopoli cs in the Region

Serpil islek (Eastern Mediterranean University)Ahmet Sozen (Eastern Mediterranean University)

The US Reassurances and the Five Eyes Alliance’s Targeted Sanc ons on China

Yi-hao Su (Na onal Taiwan University)Strategic Arms Supply b/n Allies: the German Dolphin Submarines supply to Israel

Itsik Bilia (University of Haifa)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Feminist Theory and Gender StudiesPeace Studies

Power-sharing or power-over: Can power-sharing arrangements be feminist?

MG03: Monday 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM

Chair Azadah Raz Mohammad (University of Melbourne)Part. Jacqui True (Monash University)Part. Allison McCulloch (Brandon University)Part. Jenna Sapiano (Monash University)Part. Aida Arfan Hozic (University of Florida)Part. Marie-Joelle Zahar (University of Montreal)

Virtual Roundtable


SB: Global SecurityMG04: Monday 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM Virtual Research Sound

Climate, COV-19 and Renewed Insurgency in Iraq Marcus D. King (The George Washington University, Ellio School)

German and Japanese Foreign and Security Policy: Evalua ng Change and Con nuity a er the End of the Cold War

Sam-Sang Jo (Chuo University)Security Governance: exploring the links amongst the fight against drug trafficking, counterterrorism and money laundering

Mariana Bernussi (Universidade Anhembi Morumbi / Pon cia Universidade Católica de São Paulo (PUC-SP))Priscila Villela (Pon fical Catholic University of São Paulo (PUC-SP))Lívia Jardinovsky Deba n (Pon fical Catholic University of São Paulo - PUC-SP)

Half-fry, Full-fry: Police, Media and Social Acceptance of Extrajudicial Violence in Pakistan

Yumna Fa ma (American University)Shahzeb Ahmed (Ins tute of Business Administra on)

A New Triangle among US, China, and RussiaHaeyong Lim (Jeju Peace Ins tute)


SB: Development & Economic CrisisMG05: Monday 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM Virtual Research Sound

The cons tu on of transna onal NGOs (TNGOs) as nonprofits: the limits of non-governmental power

Hans Peter Schmitz (University of San Diego)George E. Mitchell (Baruch College, City University of New York)

An Organiza onal Cultural Perspec ve on Central Banks: the ECB during the euro area crisis

Hila Levi (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)Do ASEAN Members Help Each Other?: Examining Intra-regional Development Coopera on and ASEAN Community Building

Ki-Hyun Bae (Ins tute for East Asian Studies, Sogang University)GEO-CULTURAL SETTING OF CENTRAL ASIA : A HISTORICALPERSPECTIVE

Monisha Pradhan (Jawaharlal Nehru University)RUSSIA'S CONTRIBUTION TO MAKE IN INDIA: AN APPRAISAL

Monisha Pradhan (Jawaharlal Nehru University)


Global / Interna onal Crime and Jus ceMG06: Monday 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

Mark Nance (North Carolina State University)


A Rights-based Approach to Polycentricity: Case Studies from India and the United States

Praneeta Mudaliar (Ithaca College)The importance of interna onal law on cyberspace

William Letrone (Kobe University )Legacies of Empire in Int’l Criminal Law: Strategy & Accountability, 1914-39

Mackenzie Eason (University of California, Los Angeles)

Preliminary Program

Planetary Jus ce as an Analy cal Device and Prac cal Guide in Global Governance

Agni Kalfagianni (Utrecht University)Dimitris Stevis (Colorado State University)Stefan Pedersen (University of Leeds)

Businesses as criminal jus ce actors? The devolu on of an -trafficking responsibili es to global companies in the EU and ASEAN

Elisa Narminio (Waseda University & Université Libre de Bruxelles)


India in IRMG07: Monday 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

Simon Taylor


Material(izing) militarism(s): Examining entanglements in/between India and Israel

Derek Verbakel (York University)Would Modi be "Begin" of South Asia?

Rizwan Zeb (Iqra University )Reaching Across the Globe: Examining India’s Foreign Policy toward Hispanophone La n America and Caribbean

Andrew Thangasamy (Metropolitan State University of Denver)


The Study of War and Peace -- Theore cal ApproachesMG08: Monday 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

Michael Mousseau (University of Central Florida)


Great Power Rivalry in Central Asia: The Great Game Revisited in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan

John Miglie a (Tennessee State University)Peace Dynamics and Levels a er War

Reşat Bayer (Koç University)Reconciling sovereignist and imperialist state logics through interna onal coopera on

Catherine Goetze (University of Tasmania)Peace from below: iden ty and agency through coopera ves in Rwanda

Claudia Sanchez Bajo (University of Buenos Aires)Why the World is Ge ng Smaller: The Interdisciplinary Microfounda ons of Peace and Democracy

Michael Mousseau (University of Central Florida)


Alliance poli csMG09: Monday 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

Christopher J. Fe weis (Tulane University)


Making Germany Safe for Democracy: The Logic of Chancellor Adenauer’s Westpoli k

Sunil Vaswani (Independent Researcher)The Evolu on and Future of Israeli Nuclear Ambiguity

Raphael BenLevi (University of Haifa)German-Israeli rela ons in the 21st century: What drives the special rela onship today?

Noa Swisa (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem )‘Selec ve Friendship’ at the IMF: Why do US allies receive more labor condi ons from the Fund?

Saliha Me nsoy (University of Groningen)

Cultural Diplomacy and Collec ve Memory: Reviewing Austrian-Israeli Rela ons

Noga Sagi (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)


Human Rights and DemocracyMG10: Monday 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

Victor Asal (State University of New York at Albany)


Individuals v Repression: Individual Pe ons’ Impact on Human Rights

Rachel Schoner (University of California, San Diego)External Democra za on in Divided Socie es: A Case Study of Afghanistan (2001-2021)

Said Yaqub Ibrahimi (Carleton University)The European Union and the Promo on of Human Rights in Bangladesh

Ngiplon Rachel Chohwanglim (Jawaharlal Nehru University)The Role of Human Rights Obliga ons of Mul na onal Oil Companies (Mnocs) in Human Rights andEnvironmental Li ga ons Arising from the Niger Delta: A Cross-Case Analysis

Nkem Ochei (Robert Gordon University)Third State Obliga on to Ensure Respect of Interna onal Humanitarian Law

Akihiro Yamaguchi (Kobe University)


Discursive Poli cs in China and RussiaMG11: Monday 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

Michael E. Aleprete (Westminster College)


Sustaining Ontological Security through Humour: taking Russian President’s Jokes Seriously

Ekaterina Donskikh (Na onal Research University Higher School of Economics)Sergei Akopov (Na onal Research University Higher School of Economics)

Self-Censorship in Communist China: Text Analysis of Sermons from State-Registered Churches

Sarah Lee (University of California, Berkeley)Responses to Russian state-sponsored narra ves

Aiden Hoyle (University of Amsterdam/TNO/Netherlands Defence Academy)

Foreign Aid meets “Xiplomacy”: Interna onal Development Coopera on with Chinese Characteris cs

Marina Rudyak (Heidelberg University)


Energy and Climate ChangeMG12: Monday 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

Stefan Andreasson (Queen's University Belfast)


Sino-Indian Energy Security Strategy under the Paris Agreement: A Net-Zero Utopia?

Fuzuo Wu (University of Salford)Renewing the Resource Curse? Governing the Renewable Energy Transi on

Kendra Dupuy (PRIO)A Sustainability Assessment of Single-Use Plas cs Regula on in Costa Rica

Christopher Graham (University of Massachuse s Boston)

Preliminary Program

Towards the Sustainable Development through Energy Transna onalism: A Case Study of Integrated Energy Market and Energy Transi on in Asia

Akanksha Singh (Ins tute for Global Interna onal Rela ons, Tokyo, Japan)

Transi on of Government’s Energy Policy and Energy Ci zenship in South Korea

Myeongji Kang (Yonsei University)


Chinese Foreign PolicyMG13: Monday 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

Dominika Kunertova (Center for Security Studies, ETH Zurich)


The Analogy of Pandemic: US-China Rela ons in the Era of Covid-19Chris na Lai (Academia Sinica, Taiwan)

The ideas of democracy and democra sa on in Chinese foreign policy

Evgeniya Zhuravleva (RUDN University (People's Friendship University of Russia))

China’s Changing Foreign Policy: Its Contribu on to a Mul lateral World

Mebanialam Tang (Pondicherry Unversity, Puducherry, India.)Cyberspace in the Middle East and US-China Compe on

Anil Sigdel (Author- India in the Era of China's BRI)Restraining the systemic rival: limits and poten al of US alliances

Antonio José Pagán Sánchez (Nankai University / City University of Hong Kong)


Religious actors in world poli csMG14: Monday 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

George M. Thomas (Arizona State University)


How the Culture War Travels? Examing the Case of An -LGBT Movement in South Korea

Wondong Lee (UC Irvine)Glocal dimensions of Catholic agency

Marianne Rozario (University of Notre Dame Australia (Ins tute for Ethics and Society))Chris an Santos (University of Notre Dame Australia (Ins tute for Ethics and Society))

Religion and modern problems: the contribu on of the Orthodox Church and Ecumenical Patriarchate to tackling environmental challenges in the modern era

Pavlos Serafeim (University of Macedonia, Department of Interna onal and European Studies)

The Old is Dying and the New Cannot be Born: the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria

Shehnoor Khurram (York University )Sectarianism and Ci zenship: Understanding the implica ons of healthcare service provision during Covid-19 on Iden ty in Lebanon

Engy Said (George Mason University)


Environmental Norms and Climate ChangeMG15: Monday 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

Jane Boulden (Royal Military College of Canada)


United Na ons Framework Conven on on Climate Change and Conference Diplomacy

Pooja Sehbag (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi)Environmental Kuznets Curve in ASEAN countries, considering climate finance and climate jus ce

Songhee Han (Ewha Womans University)Leading from the Pacific: Norms, Contesta on, and the Issue of Climate Mobili es Protec on

Liam Moore (University of Wollongong)The Inuit Circumpolar Council - a "glocal" agent of peacebuilding

Lydia Schoeppner (Canadian Mennonite University)Loca ng the Dialec cal Rela onship between Society and Nature into the “Interna onal” : An eco-Marxist Perspec ve

Yelda Erçandırlı ( Osmaniye Korkut Ata University )


Women as poli cal actorsMG16: Monday 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

Jenifer Whi en-Woodring (University of Massachuse s Lowell)


Populist performances of (in)security: Feminism meets right-wing populism in Poland

Bohdana Kurylo (University College London)Militarized Femininity in the Indian Military

Kiran Chauhan (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Determinants of the Gender Gap in the United Kingdom's 2016 Referendum on EU Membership

Michael Driggers (Eastern Illinois University)Iranian Women's Movement: A Silent Protest for More Rights in a Repressive Context

Farzin Shargh (University at Albany, State University of New York)

The Problem of Preven on in the Women, Peace and Security Agenda: the United States case.

Daniela Sepúlveda Soto (University of Minnesota)


Norm diffusion: global-local dynamicsMG17: Monday 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

Jason Ralph (POLIS-University of Leeds)


Compe veness Policy in Governmental Context: Policy Diffusion, Power and Security

Altan APAR (Independent Scholar )A global movement making a difference locally? The role of Fridays for Future in shaping climate policy in German ci es

Kris ne Kern (Leibniz Ins tute for Research on Society and Space (IRS) & Åbo Academy University)Peter Eckersley (No ngham Trent University)Wolfgang Haupt (Leibniz Ins tute for Research on Society and Space)Janne Lis Irmisch (Leibniz Ins tute for Research on Society and Space)

Explaining Change in Regula on of Digital Pla orms: A Cross-Country Study of Policy Transfer and Diffusion Pa erns

Mohammad Mahdi Jafarian (Governance and Public Policy Think Tank (GPTT))Ali Sanaei (Shahid Behesh University)

No Diffusion at All: Trade, Free Riding, and Government Underspending on Environmental Innova on

Muzhou Zhang (University of Essex)

Preliminary Program

Can Transna onal Advocacy Provoke Norm Regress? The Case of Transna onal Redress Ac vism and Foreign Cons tuencies

Claudia J. Kim (City University of Hong Kong)


Children / Youth and Educa on PolicyMG18: Monday 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

Nane e S. Levinson (American University)


A nexus between the un-development of children’s rights and poli cal authoritarianism in Eurasia, and what empowering educa on can offer

Galym Zhussipbek (Independent Scholar)Who supports obesity policy? Evidence from a cross-country comparison of Germany and the US

Renu Singh (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)Counter-narra ves by children born of violence in post-conflict Peru

Ana Lucia Alonso Soriano (Australian Na onal University)Clean-Up Time? Patronage and Educa on Reform in Chile, Colombia, and Ecuador

Daniela Maag (University of Southern California)Ambivalent presenta ons of youth in Southeast Asia’s war on drugs

Euan Raffle (University of Leeds)

Commi ee on the Status of Representa on & DiversityInterna onal Studies Associa on

Race and racism in Interna onal Studies: An urgent conversa onMH01: Monday 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM

Chair Malinda Smith (University of Alberta)Part. Meera Sabaratnam (SOAS, University of London)Part. Errol A. Henderson (Pennsylvania State University)Part. Kris na Hinds (University of the West Indies)Part. Olivia Umurerwa Rutazibwa (London School of Economics and

Poli cal Science)Part. Sunera Thobani (University of Bri sh Columbia)


A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Theory

Contes ng the World: Norm Research in Theory and Prac ceMH02: Monday 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM

Chair Susan M. Park (University of Sydney)Disc. Audie Klotz (Syracuse University)

Virtual Panel

Norm Research in Theory and Prac ce Phil Orchard (University of Wollongong)Antje Wiener (University of Hamburg and University of Cambridge)

Emo on and Norms in Interna onal Shaming Prac cesSimon Koschut (Freie Universität Berlin)

The interac on of law and poli cs in norm implementa onAne e S mmer (University of Oxford)

Systemic Approaches to Understanding Interna onal NormsCarla Winston (University of Melbourne)

Understanding and Resolving Norm ConflictJennifer Welsh (European University Ins tute)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Environmental Studies

The Environment and IRMH03: Monday 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM

Chair Hannah Hughes (Cardiff University)Part. Milja Kurki (Aberystwyth University)Part. Steven Bernstein (University of Toronto)Part. Alena Drieschova (Cardiff University)Part. Ma McDonald (University of Queensland)Part. Peter Newell (University of Sussex)Part. Ronnie D. Lipschutz (University of California, Santa Cruz)Part. Marcela Vecchione Goncalves (Federal University of Para

(UFPA), High Level Amazon Studies Ins tute (NAEA))Part. Robyn Eckersley (University of Melbourne)Part. Audra Mitchell (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs, Wilfrid

Laurier University )

Virtual Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Foreign Policy AnalysisPoli cal Demography and Geography

The Expanded Geopoli cs of the Pacific IslandsMH04: Monday 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM

Chair Julian Tucker (Ins tute for Security and Development Policy)Part. Marc Lanteigne (UiT: The Arc c University of Norway)Part. Anna Powles (Massey University)Part. Joanna Siekiera (Faculty of Law, University of Bergen)Part. George Carter (The Australian Na onal University)Part. Chyungly Lee (Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons)Part. Nic Maclellan (Correspondent, Islands Business)Part. Wesley Morgan (Griffith University)Part. Larissa Sophia Stünkel (Ins tute for Security & Development

Policy)

Virtual Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Feminist Theory and Gender StudiesInterdisciplinary Studies

Empowerment, resilience and resistance: Contras ng feminist reflec ons on peacebuilding and development

MH05: Monday 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM

Chair Laura J. Shepherd (University of Sydney)Disc. Samanthi Gunawardana (Monash University)

Virtual Panel

Regenera on: Unearthing Radical Alterna ves on Peace from the Global South

Maria Tanyag (Australian Na onal University)Decolonising empowerment: Women’s stories of resistance and resilience in Colombia

Alba Boer Cueva (University of New South Wales)Building ‘Resilient Economies’ in Conflict-Affected Socie es: Gendered and Intersec onal Blind Spots in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Colombia

Elena B. Stavrevska (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

At the new decolonial feminist dawn? Revisi ng the Decade for Women (1975-1985) and alterna ve visions for peace by reading the impact of Global South feminism on that of Finnish White Feminists at the UN

Minna Lyy käinen (University of Helsinki)Marjaana Jauhola (University of Helsinki)

A Poli cal Economy of Gender, Crisis and Empowerment in the Financing of Development

Penny Griffin (University of New South Wales)

Preliminary Program

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Foreign Policy AnalysisSouth Asia in World Poli cs

India’s Realignments in the Indo-Pacific Amidst Covid & the Super-Power Disrup on

MH06: Monday 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM

Chair Satu Limaye (East West Center (NGO))Disc. Arzan Tarapore (Stanford University)

Virtual Panel

The coali on dilemma for the United States and China in an emerging great power compe on in Asia

Timothy D. Hoyt (U.S. Naval War College)India in the Indo-Pacific: Declining foreign aid, so power, and influence?

Rani D. Mullen (College of William & Mary)Vaccine Diplomacy, Security and Governance: India and the Quad

Jivanta Scho li (School of Law & Government, Dublin City University, Ireland)

India's Networking Response to China's Disrup ve RiseRajesh Basrur (S. Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies, Nanyang Technological University)

India’s military op ons for preserving its interests in a contested environment: constraints and prospects

Prakash Gopal (University of Wollongong)

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Global DevelopmentScience, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela ons

Urban Archives of the Interna onalMH07: Monday 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM

Chair Ari Jerrems (Monash University)Chair Samid Suliman (Griffith University)Disc. Ari Jerrems (Monash University)

Virtual Panel

The Space of the postcolony: The affec ve and material making of post-independence Cairo

Aya M. Nassar (Durham University)Cura ng against militariza on: the poli cs of life in Rio de Janeiro’s Museu da Maré

Desirée Poets (Virginia Polytechnic Ins tute and State University (Virginia Tech))

Everyday Aesthe cs, Urban Spaces, World Poli cs: Perdido Street Sta on and Pedagogies of Produc on

Ma Davies (Newcastle University and Pon cia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro)

‘Slum Art’ as Global Metropolitan FormRitu Vij (University of Aberdeen)

Object Memories and Abject SubjectsDelacey Tedesco (University of Exeter)

Interna onal Studies Associa onAssocia on of Korean Poli cal Studies

The two Koreas under the rising US-China rivalryMH08: Monday 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM

Chair Jae-Jung Suh (ICU)Disc. Taehyun Nam (Salisbury University)

Virtual Partner

An innocent bystander? South Korea in the order-building compe on between China and the US

Jiye Kim (University of Sydney)Lai-Ha Chan (University of Technology Sydney)

South Korea’s Strategies as a Middle Power in the Era of a U.S. – China Rivalry

Krista E. Wiegand (University of Tennessee)Sojeong Lee (University of Tennessee)

North Korea’s Nuclear Posture and Crisis Escala onHyun-Binn Cho (The College of New Jersey)Ariel Petrovics (Harvard Kennedy School)

Unproduc ve Diploma c Nego a ons? The Anatomy of North Korea’s Nuclear/Missile Problem

Yangmo Ku (Norwich University)Responding to Agricultural Collapse in North Korea: Transna onal Rela ons and Policy Changes during Kim Jong Il’s Period

Jae-Jung Suh (ICU)Harumi Kobayashi (Interna onal Chris an University Graduate School )


SB: Poli cal EconomyMH09: Monday 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM Virtual Research Sound

Is it Really About Innova ons for Health? Patents over Life: the Moral Economy of Poli cs and Markets Governing Access and Benefit Sharing of Medicines in the Global Innova on Commons

Kathryn C. Ibata-Arens (DePaul University)Economic, Poli cal, and Military Nexus in AI: A Research Agenda

Merih Angin (Koç University)M. Lena Trabucco (Northwestern University)

Explaining Nega ve A tudes towards Immigra on in Europe: The Impact of Job Mobility

Saliha Me nsoy (University of Groningen)Regime Guardians and the New Rich: Repression and State Capacity in Liberalizing Economies

Haeyong Lim (Jeju Peace Ins tute)Valery Dzutsa (University of Colorado at Boulder)

Going South or Staying with the North? Comparing Development Coopera on Strategies of Indonesia and the Philippines

Xiaoye She (California State University San Marcos)


SB: Emerging IssuesMH10: Monday 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM Virtual Research Sound

Scien fic Representa ons of the Ocean for Protec ng High Seas Marine Biodiversity

Ina Tessnow-von Wysocki (University of Vienna)Alice Vadrot (University of Vienna)

Ways of staying put: Enduring stuckness in natural disastersChung-Ah Baek (University of Warwick)

Learning from Covid: Corrup on and Small-Scale Cross Border Trade in East Africa

Jacqueline Klopp (Columbia University )Informal Social Capital and Covid-19 Infec on Preven on Behaviors

Yasushi Hazama (IDE-JETRO)


Cri cal contribu ons to IR theoryMH11: Monday 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

Mark Salter (University of O awa)


Preliminary Program

The neglected rela onship between Foreign Policy and Democra c Vulnerability: what it is and why it ma ers

Sunil Vaswani (Independent Researcher)Liberal Values, Global Security, and Western Military Interven on

Jacqueline Hazelton (U.S. Naval War College)The logic of strategy and the rise of astrategic thought: when Hobbes and Kant collide

Alina Paun (Na onal University of Poli cal Studies and Public Administra on, Bucharest, Romania)

Neo-Gramscian Perspec ves on the Remaking of Hegemony: A Framework for Understanding Consent and Dissent

Babatunde Obamamoye (Australian Na onal University)Rethinking the Design of the African Peace and Security Architecture: A social Evolu onary Analysis.

Gordon Kojo Nyame Mensah-Yawson (Fudan University)


Chinese diplomacy and influenceMH13: Monday 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

Tyler Jost (Brown University)


Making Sense of China's Neighbourhood Diplomacy: a Giulia Sciora (University of Trento)

Shi ing Gears: Rising China’s Concep on of State Autonomy in the United Na ons

Tomoko Takahashi (University of Tokyo)Can China Lead in East Asia? A State-Society Approach to Power and Norm in Interna onal Rela ons

Jinhyun Lee (Ewha Womans University (GSIS))China’s Increasing Role in the UN Development System: Mo va ons, progresses, and challenges

Jessica C. Liao (North Carolina State University)Mul lateralism with Chinese Characteris cs: Understanding Regional Impacts and Global Implica ons

Ngipwem Rebecca Chohwanglim (Jawaharlal Nehru University)


Global IRMH16: Monday 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

Dibyesh Anand (University of Westminster)


Barriers to Iran’s IR Scholars par cipa on in the Global IRHeidarali Masoudi (Shahid Behesh University)

Cri cal Foreign Policy Analysis: Post-Westernizing the Field in the 21st Century

Erman Ermihan (Kadir Has University)Cansu Yurtsever (Izmir Ka p Celebi University)Elif Ezgi KELEŞ (İzmir Ka p Çelebi University)

A Postcolonial Classical Realism?: A Comparison of E.H. Carr and Edward Said

Tyler Chamberlain (University of the Fraser Valley)Poten als and limita ons of doing feminist poli cs. An examina on of feminist foreign policy and feminist crisis governance in Canada and Hawaii.

Laura Zuber (King's College London)Karoline Faerber (King's College London)

India’s princely states and the history of their diplomacyPushpak Kumar Roy (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi)


Foreign policy decision-makingMH17: Monday 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM

JSS-Disc (virtual)

Graeme Davies (University of York)


U.S. Humanitarian Interven on Policy - Logic of a Two-Level GameJoseph M. Harrasser (University of Innsbruck)

Elimina ng Bureaucracy from Foreign Policy: Two Decades of Turkey-Israel Rela ons

Berkay Gülen (University of Washington)All the Prime Minister’s Men: Execu ve Agents in Postwar Japanese Diplomacy, 1960s-1980s

Giulia Garbagni (University of Cambridge)Contribu ng Troops to Crisis Management Opera ons: Decision-Making Dynamics behind Minilateral Deployments

Moritz Neubert (University of Mannheim)Toward a norm-based Russia policy? Views of the party “Union90/The Greens” on Germany’s Foreign Policy toward Russia

Viktor Savinok (Maria Curie-Sklodowska University)

Preliminary Program

Wednesday


EUWA00-1: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Disc. Nathan Henceroth (Albright College)

Poster Gallery Session

(Counter) Hegemony and EU-MERCOSUR trade: the power of ideas and their contesta on

Asha Herten-Crabb (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

A shock to the system: the electoral and party system implica ons of Europe’s austerity doctrine in the wake of the sovereign debt crisis.

Jana Foxe (University of Washington)Behind the scenes of the European Green Deal: environmental discourse coali ons at work ?

Laure Gosselin (Université Laval)Laurie Durel (Université Laval)


COVID-19 Pandemic: Diplomacy & the Global SouthWA00-2: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Disc. Elisabeth A. King (New York University)


The Drivers and Consequences of Health Diplomacy of the U.S. Wonjae Hwang (University of Tennessee)

Social Norms and Pandemic Behaviors: An Ins tu onal Approach to understanding the Covid-19 Pandemic in the Global South

Nayma Qayum (Manha anville College)Interna onal media coverage of COVID-19 in marginalized popula ons in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) and Quebec (Canada).

Julián Durazo Herrmann (Univresité du Québec à Montréal)Eduardo da Nóbrega Monteiro (Université du Québec à Montréal)


Islam & Poli csWA00-3: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Disc. F. Asli Ergul Jorgensen (Ege University)


Saudi Arabia, a hub for global flows?: the mul ple challenges of a Wahhabism State

Nassar Alnassar (University of East Anglia)Of friends and foes: Rethinking transna onal Islamic poli cs

Guy Eyre (SOAS)Iden ty Construc on of ISIS in the Audio Statements by the Caliph Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi

Dana Karjatse-Davidjants (Tallinn University)


EMERGING ISSUESWA01: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Andrea K. Gerlak (University of Arizona)

Junior Scholar


EMERGING ISSUES: Environment & Climate ChangeWA01-A: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

JSS-Disc Rachel Tiller (SINTEF Ocean)JSS-Disc Katharine Rie g (Newcastle University)

Junior Scholar Session

Rebuilding A er the Storm: Disasters as opportuni es for local-global linkages

Gaea Morales (University of Southern California)Clima c Influences on Collec ve Ac on: Evidence from Namibia

Garre Albistegui Adler (Stanford University)Dylan Groves (Columbia University)

Local governments in interna onal climate change nego a onsLucas Felipe Wosgrau Padilha (Yenching Academy of Peking University)Pedro Vormi ag (Columbia University)

Explaining preferences over climate change ins tu ons: evidence from statements at the UNFCCC nego a ons, 2010-2015

Patricio Yamin Vázquez (Universidad de San Andrés)Uncovering spa al variability of climate change, water, and conflict

Sojeong Lee (University of Tennessee)Bomi Lee (University of Iowa)


EMERGING ISSUES CovidWA01-B: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

JSS-Disc Gunhild Hoogensen Gjørv (The Arc c University of Norway (UiT))

JSS-Disc Ahmed Abozaid (University of St Andrews)


Mainstreaming Non-tradi onal Security: Contras ng ‘War’ against COVID-19 pandemic in India and Bhutan

Stanzin Lhaskyabs (Jawaharlal Nehru University)The Impact of COVID-19 on an Interna onal Sample of Religious Leaders: A Compara ve Case Study Approach

Oakley Hill (George Mason University)Tracing Pandemic Shi s: COVID-19’s Impact on Economic, Epistemic, and Social Networks

Jinelle Piereder (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs, University of Waterloo)

The Covid Crisis: Israel’s Memento Mori?Shirley Le Penne (Cornell University)

Naviga ng the Barriers in Provision of Reproduc ve Healthcare - A Study of Lady Health Workers in Punjab, Pakistan

Samiya Khalid (University of Massachuse s Boston)


EMERGING ISSUES Cri cal SecurityWA01-C: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

JSS-Disc Stefano Guzzini (Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies & Uppsala University & PUC-Rio de Janeiro)

JSS-Disc Miriam Prys-Hansen (German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies)


The Securi za on of Life and the Poli cs of Boundaries, Spa al Rela ons, and Flows

Hannah Glasson (Virginia Tech)Caste System: A Threat to Indian Security

Anubha Gupta (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India)Crea ng Security, Construc ng Disease: The Role of Health Security in the Social Construc on of Pandemic Diseases

Dominic Pfister (The Ohio State University)When the Boomerang Strikes Back: Migrants' Rights Advocacy, Human Rights Courts and the Na onal Security Backlash

Jean-Pierre Murray (University of Massachuse s Boston)Challenging the concept of the region: Indo-Pacific as an example of an emerging 'ar ficial' region

Vuslat Nur Sahin (Waseda University)

Preliminary Program


EMERGING ISSUES: Borders in a Compara ve Perspec veWA01-D: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

JSS-Disc Jeremy Menchik (Boston University)JSS-Disc Aries Arugay (University of the Philippines-Diliman)


The Concept of (Interna onal) Borders in Times of Global Pandemics

Raphael Oidtmann (University of Mannheim & Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt (PRIF))

MYANMAR’S MILITARY COUP, REFUGEES AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR INDIA’S NORTHEAST REGION

Dhiraj Tayal (Jawaharlal Nehru university)Dhanapriya Devi Chungkham (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India)

Do Inclusive Socie es Need Closed Borders? A Fresh Approach to a Narrowly Construed Dilemma

Samuel David Schmid (Max Planck Ins tute)Borders, Social Reproduc on, and the COVID-19 Pandemic: Addressing Human Trafficking in Conflict.

Sim Zhi Ming (York University)Contemporary authoritarian populism and the geography of borders

Akash Bhagat (Jawaharlal Nehru University)

Commi ee on the Status of Engagement with the Global SouthInterna onal Studies Associa on

Engaging in Security: Do the Global South and the Global North talk to each other?

WA02: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Jessica De Alba-Ulloa (Universidad Anahuac Mexico)Part. Marcela Lopez-Vallejo (Universidad de Guadalajara - México)Part. Ada Peter (Covenant University)Part. Alberto Lozano-Vázquez (Universidad del Mar (UMAR))Part. Muqtedar Khan (University of Delaware)Part. Raffaele Marche (LUISS Guido Carli University)Part. Mely C. Anthony (Nanyang Technological University)

Commi ee Panel

Ac ve Learning in Interna onal Affairs

Teaching community in a smaller world: How can we teach IR with hope? (Part 2)


Chair Andrea Paras (University of Guelph)Part. Ma hias Hofferberth (University of Texas, San Antonio)Part. Saara Särmä (Tampere University)Part. Heather A. Smith (University of Northern Bri sh Columbia)Part. Shampa Biswas (Whitman College)Part. Jamie Frueh (Bridgewater College)Part. David Hornsby (Carleton University)Part. Mira Sucharov (Carleton University)Part. Mark A. Shirk (University of Cambridge)

Roundtable

Associa on for Canadian Studies in the United StatesInterna onal Studies Associa on

The Québec-United States Rela onship: Poli cal, Security, Economic, Cultural and Environmental Dynamics


Chair Michael K. Hawes (Canada US Fulbright Program)Part. Christopher Kirkey (State University of New York at

Pla sburgh)Part. Stéphane Paquin (Ecole na onale d'administra on publique)Part. Frederick Gagnon (University of Quebec at Montreal)Part. Luc Bernier (University of O awa)Part. X. Hubert Rioux (École Na onale d'Administra on Publique)Part. Christophe Clou er-Roy (Université du Québec à Montréal)

Partner Organiza on

Religion and Interna onal Rela ons

Quan ta ve Approaches to Religion in Interna onal Studies 1: Violence and Conflict


Chair Jonathan Fox (Bar-Ilan University)Disc. Jonathan Fox (Bar-Ilan University)

Panel

Discrimina on and A acks on Religious Minori es in EuropeNilay Saiya (Nanyang Technological University, Singapore)

Intersec onality and Islamist Conflict.Johanna K. Birnir (University of Maryland)Nil Seda Satana (University of Maryland)

A God’s Gi for Jihadists? Covid-19 and the Increase of Violence in Africa

Ma hias Basedau (German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies)Mora Deitch (Bar-Ilan University)

Chris an Na onalism and Poli cal Violence: Vic mhood, Racial Iden ty, Conspiracy, and Support for the Capitol A acks

David T. Buckley (University of Louisville)Miles Armaly (University of Mississippi)Adam Enders (University of Louisville)

The network dynamics connec ng religious repression and extremist violence

Peter S. Henne (University of Vermont)Jason Klocek (University of Notre Dame)

Interna onal Studies Associa onWorld Interna onal Studies Commi ee

WISC: Reflec ons about Building a Global Academic CommunityWA06: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Roberto Dominguez (Suffolk University)Disc. Thomas J. Volgy (University of Arizona)Part. Pinar Bilgin (Bilkent University)Part. Karen Smith (University of Leiden)Part. Gunther Hellmann (Goethe University Frankfurt)Part. Knud Erik Jorgensen (Aarhus University)Part. Fulvio A na (Catania University)

Partner Organiza on

Interna onal Poli cal Sociology

Scandals in Interna onal Rela ons: The Limits and Possibili es of Accountability


Chair Owen D. Thomas (University of Exeter)Disc. Jamie M. Johnson (University of Leicester)

Panel

Preliminary Program

Mar al communica on: Every scandal, an opportunity Caroline Holmqvist (Swedish Defense University)

Scandals in world poli cs: Ontological (in)security and the poli cs of shame

Zeger Verleye (University of Antwerp)The Case for Scandalogy in Interna onal Rela ons

Jamie M. Johnson (University of Leicester)Owen D. Thomas (University of Exeter)

A Poli cs of TransgressionA. A. Flamind (Groningen University)

Understanding the ‘Oxfam Scandal’: Scandal framing and systemic failure in the context of sexual exploita ons and abuse in the humanitarian sector

Roisin Read (University of Manchester)


Introducing New Global Data about Concentra on Camp SystemsWA08: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Rachel D. Van Nostrand (The University of Arizona)Chair Alex Braithwaite (University of Arizona)Chair Daniel Solomon (Georgetown University)Part. Samuel Erkile an (University College London)Part. Kate Cronin-Furman (University College London)

Innova ve Panel

Interna onal Studies Associa onKorean Interna onal Studies Associa on

The Nexus of Tradi onal and Non-tradi onal Security in East AsiaWA09: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Haruko Satoh (Osaka School of Interna onal Public Policy, Osaka University)

Disc. Haruko Satoh (Osaka School of Interna onal Public Policy, Osaka University)

Partner Organiza on

Community Development as a Means to Security in Rural Cambodia Heather Willoughby (Ewha Woman's University)

The Quad as Buridan’s Ass: Making a Virtue of Path-dependent Necessity in Melding the Quad’s Strategic and Non-tradi onal Security Impera ves

Mason Richey (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies)Non-tradi onal security from the perspec ve of non-state actors: The cases of Okinawa and Mindanao

Carmina Yu Untalan (Osaka University)An experiment on the mul plier effect: A study on inter-Korean people-to-people exchanges

Kadir Jun Ayhan (Ewha Womans University)Sejung Park (Pukyong Na onal University)Lindsey M. Bier (University of Southern California)Han Woo Park (Yeungnam University)

Security, Governance, and Opera onalizing the Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus (HDPN) in South Korea

Brendan Howe (Ewha Woman's University)

Science, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela onsHistorical Interna onal Rela onsTheory

Technological Futurism and World OrdersWA10: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Jairus V. Grove (University of Hawai'i at Manoa)Disc. Nisha Shah (University of O awa)

Panel

Transhumanism as a Source of Catastrophic and Existen al RiskDaniel H. Deudney (Johns Hopkins University)

A er Monkey Poli cs: Transhumanist Visions of World Order, 1920-2020

Duncan Bell (Cambridge University)Sense and Singularity: Death and Meaning in Poli cs

Elke Schwarz (Queen Mary University London)Technological Change and the Absence of Utopia in American Na onal Security Imaginaries

Daniel McCarthy (University of Melbourne)Dystopian Space Futures in Science Fic on

Si Sheppard (Long Island University, Brooklyn)

Interna onal Studies Associa onKorea Economic Ins tute of America

South Korean Responses to New Na onal Iden ty PressuresWA11: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Mark Tokola (Korea Economic Ins tute of America (KEI))Disc. Mark Tokola (Korea Economic Ins tute of America (KEI))

Partner Organiza on

Pressure on the Values Fron er: Biden’s Human Rights Advocacy and Implica ons for South Korea

Andrew Yeo (The Catholic University of America)South Korea’s Posi on Amid the Russia-U.S. Strategic Rivalry

Anthony Rinna (Sino-NK)Strategic Iden ty in the U.S.-Japan-ROK Trilateral: Divergence or Convergence?

Yasuyo Sakata (Kanda University of Interna onal Studies)Performing Alliance: Diverging Percep ons of North Korean Threat and ROK-US Alliance Poli cs

Minseon Ku (Ohio State University)Xi Jinping’s “Wolf Warrior” Asser veness and South Korea

Gilbert Rozman (Princeton University)

Interna onal Studies Associa onInterna onal Poli cal Science Associa on

THE CO-OPTION OF CRITICAL VOICES II: How interna onal organiza ons assimilate cri cal advocacy and convert it into global norms


Chair Annabelle Li oz-Monnet (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)

Chair Nicolas Lemay-Hebert (Australian Na onal University)Disc. Rosa Freedman (Reading University)

Partner Organiza on

“Epistemic capture”. How interna onal ins tu ons incorporate cri cal ideas”

Olivier Nay (University of La Sorbonne (Paris 1))Reappropria on of Cri cism in the Case of Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems’ Regula on. How Sectors Logics Impact the Construc on of Global Norms

Cyril Magnon-pujo (University Lyon 2)From the protec on of the “European way of life” to religious freedom: when the European Commission translates right-wing ideas into global norms

Cécile Leconte (Ins tut d'Etudes Poli ques de Lille)How Radical is University Expansion? Massifica on, Knowledge Economies and Contemporary Strategies of Authoritarian Rule.

Caroline Hughes (University of Notre Dame)The UN Interna onaliza on of Disaster Risk Reduc on: From Vulnerability to Resilience Through Preparedness

Piero Tellerías (University of Paris Pantheon-Sorbonne)

Preliminary Program

Ac ve Learning in Interna onal AffairsTheory

Using Fic on to Teach Philosophical Preliminaries: Nicholas Greenwood (Onuf)'s The Hairy Saint


Chair Patrick James (University of Southern California)Part. Paul Beaumont (The Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal

Affairs)Part. Gigi Gokcek (Dominican University of California)Part. Renee E. Marlin-Benne (Johns Hopkins University)Part. Jorg Kustermans (University of Antwerp)Part. Hannes Peltonen (University of Tampere)Part. Inanna Hama -Ataya (Aberystwyth University)Part. Jason Wi enberg (University of California Berkeley)

Roundtable

Science, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela ons

Polycentric Perspec ves on Digital Data GovernanceWA14: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Malcolm Campbell-Verduyn (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen)Disc. Daivi Rodima-Taylor (Boston University)

Panel

Exploring Digital Data Governance Policies from a Polycentric Perspec ve

Jan Aart Scholte (Leiden University)Carolina Aguerre (Universidad de San Andrés)

The global distribu on of distributed governance: Power, complexity and instability in polycentric data ordering

Malcolm Campbell-Verduyn (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen)Transatlan c Data Governance, Polycentricity, and the Pandemic

Anjane e Raymond (Ostrom workshop, indiana university )Sco Shackelford (Indiana University)

Data, governance and embodied knowledge: theorizing the role of narra ves and non-extrac ve methodologies in the 2030 Agenda

LAIS DE RAMALHO (Pon fical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro, PUC-Rio)Isabel Rocha de Siqueira (IRI/PUC-Rio)

From Trade to Trust: A Different Approach to the Free flow of Data Across borders

Susan Aaronson (George Washington University)

Peace Science Society (Interna onal)Interna onal Studies Associa on

Peace Science Society (Interna onal) Roundtable Honoring Glenn Palmer


Chair Idean Salehyan (University of North Texas)Part. Glenn Palmer (Pennsylvania State University)Part. T. Cli on Morgan (Rice University)Part. Bre Ashley Leeds (Rice University)Part. Faten Ghosn (University of Arizona)Part. D. Sco Benne (Pennsylvania State University)

Partner Organiza on

Interna onal Studies Associa onEuropean Interna onal Studies Associa on

Liberal disorder and illiberal orderWA16: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Michael Zuern (Berlin Social Science Center)Disc. Beate Jahn (University of Sussex)

Partner Organiza on

Asymmetric Ordering: Liberal and Illiberal Order-building in Interna onal Security

Niels Byrjalsen (Department of Poli cal Science, University of Copenhagen)

On the post-1989 liberal script of ‘good statehood’: The ‘New Right’ as a counter-ideological phenomenon

Minda Holm (Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs (NUPI))

Global ordering across categories of orders Trine Flockhart (University of Southern Denmark)

Why the Study of Far Right Geopoli cs Must Pair Genealogy With Ethnography

Vibeke Schou Tjalve (Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies)Forging new iden es? The search for a new social purpose in the crisis of the liberal order

Milan Babic (Maastricht University)

Interna onal Studies Associa onGerman Poli cal Science Associa on

North America: Stagna on, Decline, or Renewal?WA17: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Tom Long (University of Warwick)Disc. Eric Hershberg (American University)

Partner Organiza on

I was all set to terminate”: New Regionalism theory, the Trump Presidency and North American Integra on

Laura Catharine Macdonald (Carleton University)Energy Regionalism in North America: Subna onal Leadership in the Transi on to a Low-Carbon Economies

Laura Daniela Stevens León (Centro de Inves gación y Docencia Económicas (CIDE))

Con nental trade hubs, cross-border industries, and regional stakeholders: Centripetal and centrifugal forces in North America

Isidro Morales (Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Santa Fe)An Embarrassment of Regions: North America and Regional Orders

Arturo Santa-Cruz (University of Guadalajara)North America in Compara ve Perspec ve: Regional Coopera on Dynamics in the Western Hemisphere and the World

Diana Panke (University of Freiburg)Sören Stapel (University of Freiburg)

Environmental Studies

DS Panel to Honor Professor Ma hew PatersonWA18: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Ma hew J. Hoffmann (University of Toronto)Part. Stacy D. VanDeveer (University of Massachuse s Boston)Part. Kate O'Neill (University of California, Berkeley)Part. Steven Bernstein (University of Toronto)Part. Peter Dauvergne (University of Bri sh Columbia)Part. Jacqueline M. Best (University of O awa)Honoree

Ma hew Paterson (University of Manchester)

Dis nguished Scholar

Theory

S gma and Emo on in Interna onal Rela ons: Exploring conceptual connec ons


Chair Elizaveta Gaufman (University of Groningen)Disc. Jelena Subo c (Georgia State University)

Panel

Preliminary Program

Usurping the subaltern in the Global East? A psychosocial approach to the Polish s gma in European society

Xymena Kurowska (Central European University)The poli cs of mental health awareness: An -s gma campaigning, psychiatric knowledge, and the perpetua on of neoliberal governance

Jana-Maria Fey (University of Sheffield)S gma za on and Rejec on in Interna onal Poli cs: Explaining Pales ne’s Failure to Obtain Equality and Sovereignty in the Interna onal System

Brent E. Sasley (University of Texas at Arlington)Beyond s gma za on in interna onal security: NATO’s military interven on in Libya

Simon Koschut (Freie Universität Berlin)When S gma sa on Fails? Russia, interna onal society and the annexa on of Crimea

Adrian Rogstad (University of Groningen)

Theory

The Rise and Fall of Orders, Empires, and Great PowersWA20: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Manjari Cha erjee Miller (Boston University)Disc. Manjari Cha erjee Miller (Boston University)

Panel

“Liberal Legi ma on and the Challenge to Interna onal Order”Ronald R. Krebs (University of Minnesota)

“Demographics and Great-Power Rise”Jennifer Lind (Dartmouth College)

“Financial Revolu ons, Power Transi ons, the Balance of Power, and the French Revolu onary Wars”

Chris aan Bedrij-Arpa (George Washington University)Jack S. Levy (Rutgers University)

“In Search of Status: The Rise of China in United Na ons Speeches, 1970-2020”

Paul K. MacDonald (Wellesley College)Joseph M. Parent (University of Notre Dame)

“The Grand Strategy of Entrapment: The O oman Empire and the Management of Decline”

Tudor A. Onea (Bilkent University)

Peace Studies

African Peacekeeping: Emerging Trends and DebatesWA21: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Jonathan Fisher (University of Birmingham)Disc. Nina Wilén (Lund University)Part. Linnea Gelot (Folke Bernado e Academy)Part. Katharina Coleman (University of Bri sh Columbia)Part. Emma Birikorang (Kofi Annan Interna onal Peacekeeping

Training Centre (KAIPTC))Part. Kseniya Oksamytna (King's College London)Part. Chris na Co ero (University of California, San Diego)Part. Marco Jowell (Foreign Commonwealth and Development

Office)

Roundtable

Peace Studies

Interna onal Peacekeeping Opera onsWA22: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Jessica Di Salvatore (University of Warwick)Disc. Hannah Marie a Smidt (University of Zurich)

Panel

Peacekeeping Coali ons: Learning to Fight TogetherDaniel S. Morey (University of Kentucky)Michael Morgan (Marie a College)

Revisi ng Exit Strategies in Contemporary PeacekeepingTimothy Donais (Wilfrid Laurier University)

Train by yourself, fight as a team? Military coopera on and local peacekeeping effec veness

Deniz Cil (University of Maryland)Christoph Dworschak (Norwegian University of Science and Technology)

Can Stabiliza on Opera ons s ll fill the gaps in Peacekeeping Opera ons?

Veronica Lima (Universidade Federal Fluminense)Using complexity theory to understand interac ons between the three ers of civilian protec on in peacekeeping

Walt Kilroy (Dublin City University)


Secret Violence, State Agents and Democracy: Mapping Legi macy and Impunity


Chair Yasmeen Abu-Laban (The University of Alberta)Disc. Anthony Amicelle (Sciences Po Bordeaux)

Panel

‘Trust talk’ in Surveillance Oversight: Foreclosure, Obfusca on and Reframing Abuse through Trust.

Emma Mc Cluskey (King's College London)Claudia E. Aradau (King's College London)

Secrecy, Oversight and Accountability in Counter-Terrorism: The Prac ce of Extraordinary Rendi ons

Arianna Vedaschi (Bocconi University)The Judicialisa on of Intelligence Oversight: lessons from the European Court of Jus ce and the European Court of Human Rights

Elspeth H. Guild (University of Nijmegen)Europe’s Oversight Problem: Can it Close the Gap?

Didier Bigo (Sciences Po Paris & King's College London)State Secrecy, Impunity and Oversight in the US: A Cri cal Topography

Arnaud Kurze (Montclair State University)

Interna onal Organiza onInterna onal Poli cal Economy

Ins tu onal Complexity in Global GovernanceWA24: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Me e Eilstrup-Sangiovanni (University of Cambridge)Part. Oliver Westerwinter (University of St. Gallen)Part. Kenneth W. Abbo (Arizona State University)Part. Jean-Frederic Morin (Universite Laval)Part. Orfeo Fioretos (Temple University)Part. C. Randall Henning (American University)Part. Miles Kahler (School of Interna onal Service, American

University)Part. Karen J. Alter (Northwestern University and iCourts University

of Copenhagen)

Roundtable

Diploma c Studies

Digital DiplomacyWA25: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Karl Grindal (Georgia Ins tute of Technology)Disc. Karl Grindal (Georgia Ins tute of Technology)

Panel

Preliminary Program

Do people really read the tweets? Understanding the efficacy of Digital Diplomacy through Twi er replies

Tobias Lemke (University of Delaware)Michael Habegger (University of Delaware)

Nostalgia’s Role in Russian Digital DiplomacyIlan Manor (University of Oxford)

Reciprocity in Digital Diplomacy: The Geopoli cs of Na onal Iden ty in Korea-Japan and Korea-U.S. Social Networks

Kyung Sun Karen Lee (Zayed University)Saif Shahin (American University)

Social capital and poli cal par cipa on in online western celebrity diplomacy

Saskia Postema (Leiden University)Jan Melissen (Leiden University, University of Antwerp)

Technology and change in diploma c prac ces. Whatsapping at the UNHRC

Jeremie Cornut (Simon Fraser University)

Feminist Theory and Gender Studies

The Nexus of White Supremacy and Patriarchal Misogyny in Contemporary Democracy


Chair Alan Keenan (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Disc. Alan Keenan (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Panel

The Misogyny of Authoritarians in Contemporary DemocraciesNitasha Kaul (University of Westminster)

La n American Women’s Access to Reproduc ve Care in US Border Zones: A Preliminary Analysis

Andreanne Bissonne e (University of Quebec in Montreal)“Humiliated, upset, and…blaming myself”: Exploring Staff-to-Student Sexual Violence at Academic Conference Events in Interna onal Poli cs as an Affec ve Poli cs of (in)Security.

Sofia Doyle (University of Manchester )Rethinking the Nexus between Populism and Anxiety: Trumpism as a Reaffirma on of White Supremacist Capitalist Patriarchy

Frank A. Stengel (Kiel University)The Agony and the Agnotology: The Gendered Rhetoric of Ignorance in US Foreign Policy

Eric Blanchard (State University of New York, Oswego)

Feminist Theory and Gender StudiesGlobal Development

Bridging contexts, reinforcing exclusions? Ac vism, agency, and acts of transla ng gendered belongings



Disc. Mauro J. Caraccioli (Virginia Tech)Disc. Nicole Doerr (University of Copenhagen)

Panel

Transla ng Migrant Muslim Men: the Claims to Rights by Afghan former interpreters for Western militaries

Sara de Jong (University of York)‘Lost in transla on’: Is it possible to bridge disparate gender(ed) ‘language’ worlds?

Lata Narayanaswamy (University of Leeds)Substan ve gender equality in transla on: meaning making, tug-of-war, prac ce

Susanne Zwingel (Florida Interna onal University)

Transla on in transna onal black feminist ac vism: The Case of the Great Chocó

Antonia Carcelen Estrada (Universidad San Francisco de Quito)Transla ng Whiteness: Racial Liminality, Migrancy, and Queer People of Color in Germany

Tunay Altay (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin)


Online/Offline: Expanding disciplinary boundaries and data sources in inves ga ng gender narra ves of poli cal violence


Chair Jeremy Moses (University of Canterbury)Disc. Annick T. R. Wibben (Swedish Defence University)

Panel

#ShamimaBegum: An analysis of social media narra ves rela ng to female terrorist actors

Raquel Da Silva (Ins tuto Universitário de Lisboa)Carys Evans (The University of Birmingham)

State, mainstream and extreme right narra ves: Comparing gendered construc ons of violent extremism in the UK

Harmonie M. Toros (University of Kent)“Women’s work”? Deploying gender in U.S. counterinsurgency in Iraq and Afghanistan

Naomi C. Head (University of Glasgow)Women Combatants and Veterans - Located in the Space between State Actors and Social Actors

Shir Daphna-Tekoah (Ashkelon Academic College)Ayelet Harel-Shalev (Ben-Gurion University)

Power of par cipa on: new approaches to narra ve in peace research

Sophie Haspeslagh (American University in Cairo)

Global HealthPeace Studies

Governing Health WA29: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Maryam Zarnegar Deloffre (George Washington University)Disc. Maryam Zarnegar Deloffre (George Washington University)

Panel

Prefigura ve Power: Infrastructure, Site Ontology and Emergency Opera ons Centres

Stefan Elbe (University of Sussex)Globaliza on and COVID-19: Learning Lessons in the Midst of the Pandemic

Jeremy Youde (University of Minnesota Duluth)Healthy Companies and Sick Ci zens: Government Financing of Biomedical Research, Corporate Profits, and the Human Condi on

Nataliya D. Brantly (Virginia Tech)Aaron F. Brantly (Virginia Tech)

Turbulent data governance of AMR and COVID-19Anne-Sophie Jung (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine)

Global health or medical humanitarianism? The difficult rise of global governance for epidemic response

Antoine de Bengy Puyvallée (University of Oslo)

Preliminary Program

Interna onal Organiza onInterna onal Law

Interna onal Organiza ons, Regime Complexity and Interorganiza onal Rela ons I


Chair Thomas Gehring (University Bamberg)Disc. Ueli Staeger (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and

Development Studies, Geneva)

Panel

Organiza onal Complexity and Regional Authority: the Case of Africa

Yoram Ha el (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)"Down with TPP! What's TTIP?" Explaining the different poli cs of trade deals"

Mary Anne Madeira (Lehigh University)Regime Complexity in Regional Security Governance: The Case of Transna onal Challenges in Central Asia

Sebas an Mayer (German-Kazakh University)Assessing Network Power Capacity of Informal Interna onal Governmental Organiza ons (IIGO): BRICS and MIKTA cases

Samiratou Dipama (Tokat Gaziosmanpaşa University,Department of Poli cal Sciences and Interna onal Rela ons)Emel Parlar Dal (University of Marmara, Istanbul)

Reflexive Orchestra on of Informal Networks for Judicial IntegrityMakiko Nishitani (Kobe University)

Global Development

Reimagining the An -imperialist Project: IR, the Decolonial turn, and the Ques on of Imperialism Today


Chair Anna M. Agathangelou (York University)Disc. Ricado Jacobs (University of California, Santa Barbara)

Panel

Race, War, and Empire: Hai ’s Confronta on with Militarized "Humanitarianism"

JEMIMA PIERRE (University of California, Los Angeles)What was the Sign of Libya? Africa, Militarised Interven onism, and the Transforma on of World Order

Zubairu Wai (University of Toronto )Race and the Violence of Finance Capitalism in the Contemporary Caribbean

Peter Hudson (University of California, Los Angeles)The Geopoli cal Economy of An -imperialism and Socialism

Radhika Desai (Univeristy of Manitoba)The Global ‘Rule of Property’ and the Structure of Contemporary Imperialism

Bikrum Gill (Virginia Tech)

Global Development

Transla ng Global Poli cs beyond the SpectacleWA32: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Tim Koechlin (Vassar College)Disc. Olivia Umurerwa Rutazibwa (London School of Economics and

Poli cal Science)

Panel

Connoisseurs and the Crossing Aesthe cs of Displaced BodiesRachmi Diyah Larasa (Gender, Women & Sexuali y Studies/ University of Minnesota)

Spectres of Black Death: Marielle Franco, Global Black Lives Ma er and the Circula on of Posthumous Radical Spirits

Lucia Cantero (University of San Francisco)

The Symbolic Economy of Death and Its UndoingMaria Jose Mendez (Harvard University )

Listening to Nông Dân Oan: Subaltern Dialogue and Revolt Quỳnh N. Phạm (University of San Francisco)

In the Shadows of the Spectacle: Talking with the DisappearedNarendran Kumarakulasingam (University of Waterloo)

Intelligence Studies

The Poli cs of Intelligence Coopera onWA33: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Pia Jansen (Norwegian Defence Intelligence School)Chair Aviva Gu mann (King's College London, War Studies

Department)Disc. Constant Hijzen (Leiden University)

Panel

The everyday poli cs and poli za on of intelligence in Ghana’s response to the threat of terrorism

Maya Mynster Christensen (Royal Danish Defence College)German-Arab intelligence rela ons in the 20th century

Sophia Hoffmann (Leibniz-Zentrum Moderner Orient)More effec ve, less answerable? How the muddy waters of intelligence liaison undermine democra c accountability

Claudia Hillebrand (Cardiff University)Intelligence Coopera on as Covert Diplomacy: the case of West German-Israeli liaison a er the 1972 Munich Olympics Crisis

Aviva Gu mann (King's College London, War Studies Department)

Reaching out; the Role of Occupa onal Culture in European Intelligence Coopera on

Pepijn Tuinier (Netherlands Defence Academy (NLDA))

Intelligence StudiesHistorical Interna onal Rela ons

The History of Intelligence Analysis: The United States and CanadaWA34: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair John Fox (Federal Bureau of Inves ga on)Disc. John Fox (Federal Bureau of Inves ga on)

Panel

‘Naïve’ Intelligence Analysis by the US Military from the Civil War to World War I”

Mark Stout (Johns Hopkins University)Evalua ng Walter Lippmann’s Influence on Intelligence Analysis

Stephen Marrin (James Madison University)The Unfinished Business of Professionalizing Canadian Intelligence Analysis

Thomas A. Juneau (University of O awa)Stephanie Carvin (NPSIA, Carleton University)

Not Just Government Outsourcing: The Rise of ‘In-House’ Private Sector Intelligence Analysis

Maria Robson (Northeastern University)A Decade of Change and Innova on: The 1970s and IC Analy c Prac ces

James Marchio (NIU)


The Global Study of Intelligence WA35: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Melissa A. Graves (The Citadel)Disc. Peter Gill (consultant)

Panel

The Geopoli cs of Empire Building: Chinese and Russian Influence Campaigns in the Developed World

William A. Boe cher (North Carolina State University)

Preliminary Program

FIREPLACES - A new framework for iden fying and managing confiden al source mo va on.

Ian P. Stanier (Liverpool John Moores University)Moving Beyond the Western Paradigm: Understanding Cultural Influence on the Conduct of Intelligence Behaviour

Christopher Bullock (University of Leicester and Canadian Department of Na onal Defence)

A compara ve analysis of the ethos of intelligence organiza ons across Europe

Cris na Ivan (The Na onal Intelligence Academy Mihai Viteazul)Irene Chiru (Na onal Ins tute for Intelligence Studies)

The intelligence element in the EU GAR-SI Sahel projectRodrigo Gaona (IUGM-UNED)


Research-Led Intelligence Educa on and PedagogyWA36: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Jan Goldman (The Citadel)Disc. Antonio M. Diaz-Fernandez (University of Cádiz)

Panel

Intelligence Pedagogy in these uncertain mes Abigail Blyth (University of No ngham)

Towards Academic Intelligence: How to Unveil Enemy's Strategic Culture

Yuriy Loboda (Na onal Defence University of Ukraine)Breaking barriers: inclusion and neurodiversity in intelligence services

Cris na Arribas (Rey Juan Carlos University)Revealing the Invisible College of Intelligence Research

Stephen Coulthart (University at Albany)Teaching Intelligence History through Game Simula on

Steven Wagner (Brunel university London)

Peace Studies

Reflec ng Coercion in Peacebuilding: Insights from Sub-Saharan Africa


Chair Melanie Coni-Zimmer (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)Chair Samantha Ruppel (Goethe University Frankfurt)Part. Antonia Wi (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)Part. Cyril Obi (Social Science Research Council)Part. Yonas Adaye Adeto (Addis Ababa University, Ins tute for

Peace and Security Studies)Part. Fiifi Edu-Afful (Kofi Annan Interna onal Peacekeeping Training

Centre (KAIPTC))Part. Erin L. McCandless (University of Witwatersrand)

Roundtable

Interna onal Poli cal SociologyHistorical Interna onal Rela ons

Monuments and Memorials in IRWA38: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Yasmine Zarhloule (University of Oxford)Disc. Yasmine Zarhloule (University of Oxford)

Panel

Dreamscapes of security: iden ty, memory, and military infrastructures

Dagmar Rychnovska (University of Sussex)Encountering fric onal-materiali es: performing and resis ng dominant narra ves in Rwanda post-genocide memorials

Fernanda Alves (PUC Rio)

Narra ng Victory, Construc ng Iden es: Victory Monuments, Na onal Biographies, and Interna onal Cosmographies

Mirko Palestrino (Queen Mary, University of London)The Gateway to Europe: Misreading Europe’s Borders

Anna Finiguerra (Queen Mary University of London)Contested Architectures of Domina on: Statues, Monuments and Memorials in the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and the Southern United States

Jack L. Amoureux (Wake Forest University)Peter Siavelis (Wake Forest University)

Interdisciplinary StudiesIntelligence Studies

"The Puzzle of Cyber Conflict Preven on: Why Current Approaches Fail and How to Improve Them"


Chair Andrea Ruggeri (University of Oxford)Disc. Lennart Maschmeyer (Center for Security Studies, ETH Zurich)

Panel

"Disinforma on in Interna onal Poli cs: A Higher-Order Problem"James Shires (Ins tute of Security and Global Affairs, University of Leiden)

“Some Under-Researched Topics in the Development of Cyber Norms and Interna onal Law Regarding the Preven on of Cyber Conflict”

Herbert Lin (Stanford University)"A Culture of Over-Punishment: Israeli Responses to Offensive Cyber Opera ons"

Monica Kaminska (The Hague Program for Cyber Norms, Leiden University)

“Framing, Shaming but Not Enough Naming: Interna onal Law and Norms of Responsible State Behavior in Cyberspace”

Dennis Broeders (Leiden University)"Rescuing Deterrence: A ‘Punctuated’ Strategy of Punishment to Prevent Cybera ack”

Lucas Kello (University of Oxford)

Historical Interna onal Rela ons

Revolu ons and World OrderWA40: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Chad Nelson (Brigham Young University)Disc. Chad Nelson (Brigham Young University)

Panel

Singing Interna onal Revolu ons – What’s the point of studying revolu onary songs, and how to do so?

Arthur Duhé (University of Oxford)Revolu on, Interna onal Counter-revolu on and World Order

Catherine Hirst (Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs (NUPI), London School of Economics (LSE))

“Reimagining World Peace: Resolu on 1514 (XV) and the An colonial Transforma on of Interna onal Order”

Anthony Norton (UCLA)The Revolu on Will be Rou ne: The Poli cal Legacies of Contraband Camps

Megan Stewart (American University)Papal Diplomacy: Gregory VII, Urban Associa onalism, and the First European Revolu on

Jørgen Møller (Aarhus University)

Preliminary Program

Foreign Policy Analysis

It’s a Small (State) World A er All: Small States in Times of Contesta on


Chair Steven E. Lobell (University of Utah)Disc. Alan Chong (S. Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies,

Nanyang Technological University)

Panel

Populism, Small States, and Foreign Policy: The Success of Sinn Fein in the Republic of Ireland and Implica ons for the United Kingdom

Neal G. Jesse (Bowling Green State University)A Small State in a Rapidly Changing Interna onal Environment: The Case of Nepal

Katja Weber (Georgia Ins tute of Technology)Small State foreign policy, mul lateralism, and the Liberal Interna onal Order

Kristen Williams (Clark University)Small State Norm Engagement in Times of 'World Order Crisis' -- Mapping Support of Human Security Norms by Denmark and Sweden at the UN

Jonas Fritzler (Bielefeld University)Small state strategy in a post-liberal interna onal order

Anders Wivel (University of Copenhagen)


Discourse Analysis and Foreign Policy AnalysisWA42: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Caterina Carta (Université Laval)Disc. Lene Hansen (University of Copenhagen)

Panel

Go global or go home: Conserva sm and Bri sh foreign policy a er Brexit

Catarina M. Liberato (University of Kent)Richard G. Whitman (University of Kent)

Public Opinion on Foreign Policy and Meso-Level Ontological Security Communi es: “Emerging Narra ves” on Serbia’s Military Neutrality

Tijana Rečević (University of Belgrade - Faculty of Poli cal Science)

The Role of Discourse in Sino-American Rivalry in AfricaEarl Conteh-Morgan (University of South Florida)

The simulacrum of North Korea watchingJeffrey Robertson (Yonsei University)

Can Diplomacy Survive Populism? Bolsonaro's An -Diplomacy in Brazil

Felipe Estre (King's College London & University of Sao Paulo)


Chinese Foreign PolicyWA43: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Axel Dreher (Swiss Federal Ins tute of Technology (ETH))Disc. Steven M. Ward (Cornell University)

Panel

Ideological Sources of China’s Foreign PolicyChengqiu Wu (Fudan University)

So Power Is NotSo So : An Analysis of Chinese Foreign Policy and Core Na onal Interests

Chris na Lai (Academia Sinica, Taiwan)Strategic Hedging: Understanding China's Foreign Policy and US Strategy

Wojtek M. Wolfe (Rutgers University)

Why and how does public opinion influence foreign policy making in China?

Xiaojie Wang (University of Macau)Missionaries or Merchants? Assessing the Role of Ideology in Chinese Foreign Policy

Bjørnar Sverdrup-Thygeson (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science (LSE))Henrik Stålhane Hiim (Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)


Economic Sanc onsWA44: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Menevis Cilizoglu (St. Olaf College)Disc. Clayton Webb (University of Kansas)

Panel

Who Supports What? Understanding Domes c Support for Economic Sanc ons

So Jin Lee (Duke University)Pei-Yu Wei (Duke University)

Determinants of Third-party Par cipa on in Sanc ons: Interna onal Alliances, Economic Dependence, and Poli cal Similarity

Shaoshuang Wen (University of South Carolina)How Democra c Leaders Defy Sanc ons: Policy Culpability and the Poli cs of Legi ma on

Eun A Jo (Cornell University)Deciding to Protect: Government Responses to Targeted Financial Sanc ons

Caileigh Glenn (University of Wisconsin-Madison)A large-scale review and evidence mapping of sanc ons research in Interna onal Rela ons, 1980–2018

Anton Peez (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt / University of Frankfurt)


Domes c Poli cs, Public Opinion, and Interna onal Poli cal Economy


Chair Jiakun Jack Zhang (University of Kansas)Disc. Brandon Merrell (Yale University)

Panel

The Backlash is Built In: Economic Uncertainty and Trade Policy in the Long Run

In Young Park (Princeton University)Domes c Response to Foreign States’ Diploma c Support for Social Movements: Experimental Evidence from the Black Lives Ma er Movement

Peyman Asadzade (Arizona State University)Economic Insecurity, Social Iden ty, and Protec onism

Soohyun Cho (The Ohio State University)Who Are the Right Targets of Engagement Policies? State Loca on in Its Regional Poli co-Economic Structure, Trade Openness, and An -Government Movements

TIANJING LIAO (THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE)Domes c Poli cs of Development Aid: Interests and Ideas in Bilateral Development Aid Preferences of South Korea and Turkey

R. Melis Baydag (Ruhr-University Bochum)

Preliminary Program

Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies

Pandemic Migra on Controls: Poli cs and Policies around the Globe


Chair Darshan Vigneswaran (University of Amsterdam)Disc. David FitzGerald (University of California San Diego)

Panel

Free Movement in Crisis: COVID-19 Border Closures in a Global Context

Lorenzo Piccoli (European University Ins tute)They bring COVID, they bring CRIME: Understanding Border Securi za on in South Africa and Peru

Luisa Feline Freier (Universidad del Pacífico, Peru)COVID-19 and the Bordering of Canada’s Immigra on System: Assessing the Uneven Impacts on Refugees, Asylum Seekers and Temporary-Foreign Workers

John Shields (Ryerson University)Migra on Management and the Legacies of the COVID-19 Pandemic

Ruxandra Paul (Amherst College)Pandemic Border Control, Stalled Mobility and the Temporary Migra on Regime in Asia

Brenda Yeoh (Na onal University of Singapore)

Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on StudiesInterna onal LawPeace Studies

The Role of Commissions in Peacemaking and PeacebuildingWA47: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Dawn Walsh (University College Dublin)Disc. Argyro Kartsonaki (University of Birmingham)

Panel

Independent Commissions and Transi onal Jus ce in Northern Ireland

Emma Murphy (University College Dublin)The Limits of the tradi onal bureaucracy: Specialised, autonomous commissions and peacebuilding in Liberia and Sierra Leone

Ibrahim Nyei (SOAS University of London)Sustainability of the dialogue between the centre and autonomy: joint commissions and working groups on implementa on of the status of Gagauzia

ELENA CUIJUCLU (COMRAT STATE UNIVERSITY)The Peace Maker: Powersharing and Independent Commissions

Natascha Neudorfer (University of Birmingham)Dawn Walsh (University College Dublin)

From managing ethnic conflict to territorial management: South Tyrol’s “Commission of the Six”

Patrick Utz (University of Edinburgh)


Gendered and Race Violences and Precari esWA48: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Cchavi Vasisht (Vivekananda Interna onal Founda on, New Delhi )

Disc. Julia Hartviksen (University of Brighton)

Panel

MASCULINITIES AND PRECARITIES IN LARGE-SCALE LAND CONCESSIONS FOR AGRICULTURAL INVESTMENT IN ETHIOPIA

Sarah Stefanos (University of Wisconsin-Madison)Gender-Based Violence and Mining Formaliza on in Rwanda

Laine P. Munir (African Leadership University)

Why Does Capitalism Feel so Right?: Poli cal Consumerism, Prison Labor and Sisterhood Solidarity

Lisa Ann Richey (Copenhagen Business School)Underlying Racial Bias in QAnon Conspiracy

MilaT Johns (University of Maryland - Na onal Consor um for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism (START))Mia M. Bloom (Georgia State University)Monique Deal Barlow (Georgia State University)

Gender, paramilitaries and conflict-related violence against women in Northern Ireland

Aisling Ann Swaine (University College Dublin)


Gendering the Military and its Ethical (Im)Possibili esWA49: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Jeff Rogg (The Citadel)Disc. Carlos Scalisi (San Bernardino Valley College)

Panel

“One Step Above a Barber: The Gendered Challenges of Military Medicine”

Shira Pindyck (University of Pennsylvania)Dr Strangelove is back: Sex, Death and AI

Lindsay Clark (University of Southampton)Colonial Ar ficial Intelligence (AI) ethical interoperability in the military

Velomahanina Razakamaharavo (Technische Universität München School of Governance)

Gender mainstreaming and military aircra procurement: the limita ons of poli cal interven on and changing a tudes towards military effec veness

Samuel Morgan (University of California, Irvine)A War of Their Own? Spectrum Gender and the Gender Gap in Support for War

Thomas Worth (University of Wisconsin - Madison)


Modernity, Violence against Women and the Phenomenology of Silence and Struggle in the Contemporary World


Chair Sanjeev Kumar (Shyama Prasad Mukherji College, University of Delhi)

Disc. Neha Singh (Jawaharlal Nehru University)

Panel

Psychosoma c Violence and the struggle for EmpowermentVarun Dixit (Gautan Buddha University)

Paradigms of Violence against Adolescent Girls, their Happiness and Wellbeing in Post-Colonial Se ngs: A Case of India

Trip Singh (Central University of Gujarat)Agents of Harassment: Family, State, Society and Culture?

Parma Khannawalia (University of Delhi)Phenomenology of ‘Silencing’: Sexual Harassment and Resistances across the Na ons

unna jain (University of Delhi)Technology and Emerging forms of Women Harassment: Offline to Virtual

Namreeta Kumari (Sharda University )


Glocal Sustainable Systems: Ins tu ons, Prac ces, and Narra vesWA51: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Nathan Swartz (York College of Pennsylvania )Disc. Teresa Kramarz (University of Toronto)

Panel

Preliminary Program

Against totalizing narra ves of agrarian change: African seed commons as resistance to global agribusiness

Jacqueline Ignatova (Appalachian State University)Leaving nobody behind? The global poor in implemen ng the Sustainable Development Goals

Carole-Anne Sénit (Utrecht University)Frank Biermann (Utrecht University)

Reducing fragmenta on with global goals? The effects of the Sustainable Development Goals on the network of interna onal organiza ons from 2012 to 2019

Maya Bogers (Utrecht University)Food, Fashion, and Pharmacy: Using Intersec onality to Address the Consump on of Wildlife

Candace Famiglie (UMass Boston)Trust Your Farmer?: Sustainable Prac ces, Rela onal Ins tu ons, and the Quest for Resilient Food Systems

Shana M. Starobin (Bowdoin College)


Ci es in Global Climate Governance: Agency, Accountability, and Legi macy


Chair Xinyu LI (CPAFFC)Disc. Jacqueline Klopp (Columbia University )

Panel

Exploring city agency in global climate governance: a La n America perspec ve

Ana Mauad (Pon ficia Universidad Javeriana)The Poli cs of Accelera ng Public Investment for Low-Carbon Transport Infrastructure

Nicholas Goedeking (University of California, Berkeley)Think Globally, Act Locally: The Determinants of Local Policymakers’ Support for Climate Policy

Sabrina Arias (University of Pennsylvania)Joshua Schwartz (University of Pennslyvania)

Transparency, Accountability, and Legi macy in Global Urban Climate Governance

David J. Gordon (University of California, Santa Cruz)Tipping the Balance: Tensions Between Adapta on and Environmental Jus ce in Saigon

Devon Cantwell (University of O awa)

Interna onal Security StudiesIntelligence Studies

The Effects and Tradeoffs of Intelligence in Conflict WA53: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Joshua Rovner (American University)Disc. Reid Pauly (Brown University)

Panel

The Informa on-Secrecy Tradeoff in Covert Ac onsRobert Schub (University of Nebraska-Lincoln)

Circulatory Intelligence: How Sensi ve Informa on Flows within States

Aus n Carson (University of Chicago)Uncertainty, Adapta on, and Insurgent Violence

Iris Malone (George Washington University)Wrongful Accusa ons and Covert Ac on: How Misinformed Accusers Create a Self-Fulfilling Prophecy

Cullen Nu (U.S. Naval Academy)

Sources and Methods: Public Opinion and Intelligence Community Credibility

Mindy Haas (Princeton University)Keren Milo (Princeton University)

Interna onal Security Studies

The U.S., China, and Great Power Transi onWA54: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Kori Schake (American Enterprise Ins tute )Disc. Evan Resnick (S. Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies)

Panel

Power Transi on Theory Revisited in the 21st Century - What Can Ancient History Teach Us?

Alex Aissaoui (University of Helsinki)The Influence of COVID-19 on Power Transi on between the US and China

Marcin Grabowski (Jagiellonian University)Niall James Duggan (University College Cork)

A new Cold War between China and the US? Making sense of analogy change

Stephanie Winkler (Swedish Defence University)China's Astrona onalism: Pres ge, Security, and the US-China Rela onship

Robert Lincoln Hines (United States Air War College)American Primacy and US-China Rela ons: The Cold War Analogy Reversed

Iren Marinova (Colorado State University)Peter Harris (Colorado State University)


It's Time to Re-engage: Funding for Research or Teaching AbroadWA55: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Julie Taylor (IIE/Fulbright)Part. Chelsea Sypher (Ins tute of Interna onal Educa on)Part. Ka e Jost (Council of American Overseas Research Centers)Part. Pamela Maimer (Department of Educa on)Part. Julie Taylor (IIE/Fulbright)Part. Tina Hegadorn (U. S. Ins tute of Peace, Grants & Fellowships )Part. Stephen J. Del Rosso (Carnegie Corpora on of New York)Part. Paul Huth (University of Maryland)

Roundtable

Intelligence StudiesA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism since 9/11WA56: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Daniela Richterova (Brunel University London)Chair Patrick Bury (University of Bath)Part. Michael Chertoff (The Chertoff Group)Part. Louise Richardson (Oxford University)Part. Suzanne Raine (Affiliate Lecturer, Cambridge University)Part. Michael Kowalski (Inspectorate of Jus ce and Security)Part. John Cuddihy (Coventry University)Part. Nicholas Rasmussen (McCain Ins tute)

Roundtable

Interna onal LawHuman RightsPoli cal Demography and Geography

Interna onal Law and Minority RightsWA57: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Audrey L. Comstock (Arizona State University)Disc. Aoife O'Donoghue (Durham University)

Panel

Preliminary Program

Who supports change for women in human rights law? A feminist-ins tu onalist analysis of the UN human rights treaty bodies

Nina Reiners (University of Potsdam)The Use of “Gendercide” in India: Common Threads, Risks and Possibili es

Filip Strandberg Hassellind (University of Gothenburg)Mikael Baaz (University of Gothenburg)

Interpre ng hate crime as state performance: A study of law enforcement prac ces

Randi Solhjell (Norwegian Police University College)Neutralizing the Threat: Self-Determina on, Rights, and State Sovereignty

Caleb Lauer (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs, University of Waterloo)

The migra on and refugee ‘crisis’ as a crisis of interna onal lawRalph Wilde (University College London)

Interna onal Organiza onPoli cal Demography and Geography

Interna onal Organiza ons and Rising, Weak and Middle PowersWA58: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Nilgun Onder (University of Regina)Disc. Burcu Ucaray Mangitli (University of Goe ngen)

Panel

Projec ng General Assembly Vo ng Records onto an Enlarged Security Council: An Analysis of the G4 Reform Proposal

Niklas Rolf (Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences)Self-determina on, delega on, and weak states

Katherine Beall (UC Berkeley)Middle Powers in Global Governance: Does MIKTA have a role to play?

Selcuk Colakoglu (Beijing Normal University - Hong Kong Bap st University United Interna onal College)

The ‘crisis’ of the liberal order in prac ce: rising powers and contested development

Dani Solomon (SOAS)Compensa ng votes with voice? Weak states and exit clauses in IOs

Mar jn Huysmans (Utrecht University)

Interna onal Poli cal EconomyHistorical Interna onal Rela ons

What Past is Our Future? - 1WA59: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Albert Bergesen (University of Arizona)Part. Victoria Tin-bor Hui (University of Notre Dame)Part. William Thompson (Indiana University)Part. Michael Mastanduno (Dartmouth College)Part. Robert A. Denemark (University of Delaware)Part. Stuart Kaufman (University of Delaware)

Roundtable

A Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Science, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela ons

Ex nc on, vaccines and renewable energy: challenges and prospects


Chair Indrani Das Gupta (Jamia Millia Islamia)Disc. Odysseas Christou (University of Nicosia)

Panel

One Person’s Ex nc on is Another’s Evolu on: “Biodiversity” in Online Discourse

Ken Rogerson (Duke University)

Renewable Energy in Russia: Opportuni es, Challenges, and Prospects

Lada V. Kochtcheeva (North Carolina State University)“Consciousness of the World as a Whole”: Revisi ng the ‘Body’ in Post-Pandemic Age

SHARANYA GANGULY (University of Delhi)Indrani Das Gupta (Jamia Millia Islamia)

Understanding the impact of transna onal denialist advocacy networks and failed evidence-based policy diffusion: A compara ve case analysis of vaccine, AIDS, COVID-19, and climate denialism

Kathryn Quissell (University of Virginia)Low-Carbon development through Climate-Geoengineering (CGE) in Pakistan under China's Belt and Road Ini a ve (BRI)

Nisar Cha ha (University of Waterloo)

Interna onal LawHistorical Interna onal Rela onsHuman Rights

Repara ons for Human Rights Viola ons in Compara ve Perspec ve


Chair Tracy Lightcap (LaGrange College)Part. Ma hew Kolasa (University of St Andrews)Part. Daniel Wolf (Democracy Counts)Part. Stacey Mitchell (Georgia State University)Part. Vanja Petricevic (Florida Gulf Coast University )Part. Guyma Noel (Union Ins tute & University)Part. Eman Rashwan (Cairo University, Hamburg University)Part. David Landau (Florida State University College of Law)Part. Gabor Halmai (European University Ins tute)Part. Rebecca Sims (South Georgia State College)Part. Hugo Harvey (Academia Nacional de Estudios Polí cos y

Estratégicos)

Roundtable


The State of the Art of WarWA62: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair James Rogers (SDU / LSE)Part. Anthony C. King (Warwick University)Part. Chiara De Franco (University of Southern Denmark)Part. Jacqueline Hazelton (U.S. Naval War College)Part. Amelie Theussen (University of Southern Denmark)Part. Delina Goxho (PAX Netherlands)

Roundtable

Interna onal Poli cal Economy

Conceptualising Covid Capitalism: Inequali es, Resistance, Solidarity


Chair PHOEBE MOORE (University of Leicester)Disc. PHOEBE MOORE (University of Leicester)

Panel

Configura ons of Covid CapitalismDavid J. Bailey (University of Birmingham)

Covid Capitalism and World Order: The slow unravelling of market neoliberalism?

Owen Worth (University of Limerick)Tested by Covid-19: social reproduc on, state theory and de-development

Yuliya Yurchenko (University of Greenwich )(Re)building Inclusive Trade Union Solidarity in Endless Crisis

Adam Fishwick (De Mon ort University)

Preliminary Program

The return of labour strikes: pandemic capitalism and the reproduc on of labour

Monica Clua Losada (University of Texas Rio Grande Valley)


Construc vist Explana ons of Global Public GoodsWA64: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair James C. Roberts (Towson University)Disc. J. Samuel Barkin (University of Massachuse s Boston)

Panel

Iden ty, group size paradox and the limits of collec ve ac on: The case of Visegrad Group and EU asylum policy

Diego Caballero Vélez (Sant¨Anna School of Advanced Studies)The End of Western Hegemony or its Revival?

Jayantha Jayman (St. Lawrence University)Human rights repor ng strategies and human rights social norms

Sara Kahn-Nisser (The Open University of Israel)The Iden ty of Free-Riders: Par cipa on and Non-Par cipa on in Global Climate Accords

James C. Roberts (Towson University)The Dreadful Nexus of Global Public Goods and Democra c Erosion

Łukasz Walenty Niparko (University of Nebraska at Lincoln)


From Borderlands to Global Security: Con nui es and Changes in Cross-Border Conflicts


Chair Peter Andreas (Brown University)Disc. Beth Ann Simmons (University of Pennsylvania)

Panel

Conflict Shapes in Flux: A Typology of Spa al Change in Armed Conflict

Anne e Idler (University of Oxford)Katerina Tkacova (University of Oxford)

The Effect of Border Closures on Security and Stability: Evidence from the Colombia-Venezuela Border

Markus Hochmüller (University of Oxford)An Apparent Paradox: The Erasing and the Consolida on of Syria’s Borders in the Conflict

leila vignal (Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris)Fence Eats the Crop? Simultaneous and Compe ng Security along the Indo-Myanmar Border

Shalaka Thakur (The Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)

Gendering Borderlands: Sketching Intersec ons of Gender, Conflict, and Cross-Border Mobili es in the Great Lakes Region

Chloé Lewis (University of Oxford)


The Role of China in the Middle EastWA66: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Andrew Scobell (RAND Corpora on)Disc. Oriana Skylar Mastro (Stanford University)

Panel

Iran and China in the Emerging Eurasian Security ComplexMohammad S. Homayounvash (Miami Dade College)Mohiaddin Mesbahi (Florida Interna onal University)

Elite Networks and the Transregional Dimension of Authoritarianism: Sino-Emira Rela ons in Times of a Global Pandemic

Julia Gurol (University of Freiburg)China and the Middle East Rela ons during the Pandemic

Xi Chen (Morehead State University)

Cyberspace in the Middle East and US-China Compe onAnil Sigdel (Author- India in the Era of China's BRI)

Iran Rela ons with the Global China: 2010-2020Ali Oskrouchi (Florida Interna onal University )


Conflict Delega on and Proxy Wars: Puzzles and PathwaysWA67: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Vladimir Rauta (University of Reading)Disc. Assaf Moghadam (Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya (IDC))Disc. Michel Wyss (Ins tute for History, Universiteit Leiden )

Panel

Do patrons embolden or pacify compe tors? Vanessa Meier (University of Oxford)Giuseppe Spatafora (University of Oxford)

Military alliances and the Interna onaliza on of Civil WarsKit Rickard (University College London (UCL))

Strategic Alignment between State Sponsors and Rebel GroupsNiklas Karlén (Swedish Defence University)

Advising War: Limited Interven on in ConflictAlexandra Chinchilla (University of Chicago)

How Do States Control Proxy Groups?Sara Plana (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology)


Power, Voice & Influence in Global Economic GovernanceWA68: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Vinicius Guilherme Rodrigues Vieira (Getulio Vargas Founda on / University of Sao Paulo)

Disc. Vinicius Guilherme Rodrigues Vieira (Getulio Vargas Founda on / University of Sao Paulo)

Panel

Voice, Interna onal Finance, and Middle-Income Countries: The Op on for Coali ons in the Global South

Leslie Ellio Armijo (Simon Fraser University)Towards a ‘New Era’? China’s Mul lateralism Push and South-South Coopera on

Till Schöfer (Her e School of Governance)Champions of Disrup on or Status Quo Powers? Examining the Complex Roles of China and India in Global Tax Governance

Michael Tyrala (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)

Signalling to foreign investors: The case of developing country par cipa on in the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework on BEPS

Katharina Kuhn (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Mul -level governance and its poten al to explain the adop on and evolu on of the Extrac ve Industries Transparency Ini a ve (EITI): Findings from EITI adop on in Ghana and Nigeria

Hevina S. Dashwood (Brock University)Kernaghan Webb (Ryerson University)


Trade PolicyWA69: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Nicolas Albertoni (USC)Disc. Nicolas Albertoni (USC)

Panel

Double Jeopardy: Discrimina on, Labor Market Structure, and A tudes toward Trade

Alexandra Guisinger (Temple University)Katja Kleinberg (Binghamton University (SUNY))

Preliminary Program

Trade liberaliza on, developmental alliances and peripheral growth in post-Soviet economies

Julia Langbein (Centre for East European and Interna onal Studies)

Explaining the Design of Compe on Clauses in Preferen al Trade Agreements

Zhiyuan Wang (University of Florida)Why So Many Trade Wars are Started by Regulatory Disputes

Gary Winsle (Middlebury College)Measuring Economic Literacy and Willingness to Learn about Trade in Developing Countries

Nita Rudra (Georgetown University)


Economic CrisisWA70: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Eleni Tsingou (Copenhagen Business School)Disc. Eleni Tsingou (Copenhagen Business School)

Panel

Explaining Economic Crises: Quantum Insights into the Global Financial Crisis

Wesley W. Widmaier (Australian Na onal University)Global Crisis, Interven on and the Poli cs of Central Bank Independence

Michael Allen (Yale University)Adi Sahasrabuddhe (Wellesley College)

A Bilateral Seal of Approval: Financial Stability through Geopoli csAbigail Vaughn (Georgia Ins tute of Technology)

Sound money, the op mal policy mix and the spectre of ‘fiscal dominance’: Central bankers on increased fiscal-monetary coordina on.

Hielke Van Doorslaer (Ghent University)Risky or resilient? Epistemic authority and the Financial Stability Board’s reconstruc on of shadow banking

William D. O'Connell (University of Toronto)

Post Communist Systems

The Evolving Public A tudes in Eastern Europe and the Post Soviet States


Chair Rachel Vanderhill (Wofford College)Disc. Stefan Cibian (Făgăraș Research Ins tute and Babeș-Bolyai

University)

Panel

Mass or Elite Polariza on as the Driver of Authoritarian Backsliding? Evidence from 10 year Polish survey data

Monika Nalepa (University of Chicago)Iden ty in Crisis: How Civil War is shaping Na onal Iden ty and percep ons of insurgency in Ukraine

Sco G. Feinstein (Iowa State University)Democra za on, Diplomacy and the Struggle for The Newly Independent States’ (NIS) Souls: The Cases of Georgia and Azerbaijan

Deina A. Abdelkader (University of Massachuse s)Lasha Takalandze (University of Massachuse s Lowell)

Do borders of “Novorossiya” ma er? Iuliia Puchko-Wilson (UCI)

The Values Gap: The failure to develop liberal democra c values in Hungary and Czechia, 1989-2018

Michael Toomey (Aberystwyth University)


Interna onal and Local Poli cal EconomyWA72: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Ana Carolina Garriga (University of Essex)Disc. Ana Carolina Garriga (University of Essex)Disc. Catherine (Kate) Weaver (University of Texas at Aus n)

Panel

Democra c Legi macy and The Bank-State Doom-LoopTal Sadeh (Tel Aviv University)Yuval Hirshorn (Tel Aviv University)

Probable Cause: Environmental Degrada on, Overurbaniza on and the Role of Ins tu ons in Sub-Saharan Africa

Chris na Bagaglio Slentz (Old Dominion University, PhD 2021)Financialisa on, the limits of asset-based welfare and the case of the UK: incorpora ng a social harm approach into poli cal economy

Marc Schelhase (King's College London)Extrac visms and Poli cal Economy of Existences

Markus Kröger (University of Helsinki)Prin ng Influence: Exploring the implica ons of Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) for the future of US dollar hegemony

Michael Stanai s (American University)


New and Old Forms of DiplomacyWA73: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Nigel J. Gould-Davies (Interna onal Ins tute for Strategic Studies)

Disc. Nigel J. Gould-Davies (Interna onal Ins tute for Strategic Studies)

Panel

Vaccine Diplomacy: A New Type of Power?Randall E. Newnham (Pennsylvania State University)

Face-To-Face Diplomacy in Crises? Assessing Foreign Policy Substance through High-Level Official Visits

Rahime Suleymanoglu Kurum (Bahçeşehir University)The Rise of Brazil as a So Power during Lula’s Administra on

Pansy Jami (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Staying Connected during Covid-19 Pandemic through Communica on Technologies: Analyzing U.S. Public Diplomacy Efforts

Tugce Ertem-Eray (University of Oregon)Mexico´s unknown gastrodiplomacy strategy in the early 2000s in the United States contribu ng to a wider IR discipline

Rodrigo Marquez Lar gue (Diplomat and Instructor)

Interna onal Educa on

Military 101: Challenges of Introducing the U.S. Military to a Global Audience


Chair Doyle K. Hodges (Texas Na onal Security Review/War on the Rocks)

Disc. Miranda Summers Lowe (Smithsonian Ins tu on )

Panel

Military 101: U.S. Civil-Military Rela onsDamon Cole a (US Air Force Academy)

Explaining the U.S. Air ForceKatherine Carroll (Vanderbilt University)

Tracing Command Rela onshipsDoyle K. Hodges (Texas Na onal Security Review/War on the Rocks)

DeMys fying Military Jus ceMike Newton (Vanderbilt University)

Preliminary Program

Educa ng American SoldiersRichard Lacquement (U.S. Army War College)

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer & Allies CaucusFeminist Theory and Gender StudiesHuman Rights

Challenges in Queer Poli cs and LGBTQ Human Rights AdvocacyWA76: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Patrick Hughes (Queen's University, Belfast)Disc. Daniel E. Conway ( Daniel J. Conway)

Panel

Abstrac on and Mys fica on: On the Treatment of Oppressed People within Cri cal Knowledge Produc on

Alexander Stoffel (Queen Mary University of London)Ida Birkvad (Queen Mary, University of London)

Queer Utopias & Dystopias: The displacement of lived experiences by Rainbow Maps

Francesca Romana Ammaturo (University of Roehampton)Koen Slootmaeckers (City, University of London)

Freedom or Libera on? Thinking about the A erlives of Ci zenship in the Middle East

Shirin Saeidi (University of Arkansas)Blaming Genera onal Divides: White Defence of Police in LGBTQ2S communi es in Canada

Alexa DeGagne (Athabasca University)Queering LGBTI organizing? From liberal rights to reproduc ve and ero c jus ce

Emma Paszat (University of Toronto Mississauga)

English School

Order, Contesta on, and Ins tu ons in Global Society WA77: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Nicole De Silva (Concordia University)Disc. Dennis Schmidt (Swansea University)

Panel

Supplan ng Power: Power transi ons and persistent ins tu onsKendall W. S les (Brigham Young University)

Regional Organiza ons and Interna onal Norms: Between Norm Localiza on and Norm Contesta on

Raslan Ibrahim (State University of New York at Geneseo)Widening horizons: interna onal order in the eyes of rogue states

Edward H. K. Howell (University of Oxford)Temporal orders of ins tu ons and implica ons for interna onal society

Charlo a Friedner Parrat (Swedish Defence University)Orders of Contesta on: Securi sa on Cycles and the Liberal Interna onal Order

Kevork K. Oskanian (University of Birmingham)


Iden ty Construc on and Contesta onWA78: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Saurabh Pant (University of Essex)Disc. Saurabh Pant (University of Essex)

Panel

Single Mothers Hegira : Pipe Dreams or Iden ty Crises? Manara Babiker (University of Khartoum)

COVID 19 Vaccines as a way to reflect iden ty: Turkey Going East or West?

Cigdem Ustun (Nisantasi University)

The Chineseness of the 'Chinese school' of IR theory and its consequences

David Tobin (University of Sheffield)Astrid Nordin (King's College London)

Inclusion, Othering, and Hierarchy: Imagining the Iden ty of Korean Chinese in South Korea

Qingming Huang (University of Florida)Jeeye Song (University of Florida)

Construc ons of Ci zenship and its Consequences for the Reintegra on of Islamic State Returnees

Louise Tiessen (University of Kent)


Human Dignity in IR: New Perspec ves on Human SecurityWA79: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Mulry MONDELICE (Ass. Prof., Royal Military College Saint-Jean- Université de Sherbrooke Faculty of Law)

Disc. Mulry MONDELICE (Ass. Prof., Royal Military College Saint-Jean- Université de Sherbrooke Faculty of Law)

Panel

Human Security and Dignity are the myth in front of state ambi on in the Global Era

Priya Gahlot (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Ashwani Jassal (Delhi University)

Reconcilia on as a Mechanism of Norm Diffusion: Japan and Human Security

Sho Akahoshi (Kwansei Gakuin University)Daisuke Madokoro (The University of Kitakyushu)

The Right Age to Marry? Marriage Age Laws and Child Marriages in Low- and Middle-Income Countries

Kers n Hamann (University of Central Florida)Jennifer Hudson (University of Central Florida)

Bringing the ‘interna onal’ into local policing: a profession in need of Interna onal Studies input (and all the way round)

Carlos J. Or z (Bri sh Police)Quaran ned GLOCAL and connected vulnerabili es : Rethinking interdisciplinary solu ons for GO-WITH PANDEMICS

Ankita Chauhan (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi)


Democracy on Fire

WB00-1: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Disc. Thomas C. Walker (Grand Valley State University)


Prospects of India’s Foreign Policy in dealing with Democra c Deficiency towards Maghreb Region in Post Arab Uprising

Azeemah Saleem (Jamia Millia Islamia)Rethinking Postwar Democracy in Japan: How Conserva ve Newspapers Embraced and Later Began to Cri cize It

Shunichi Takekawa (Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University)Democra c Backsliding in South Asia

Medha Majumdar (Australian Na onal University)Defending a More Inclusive Society Means Stronger Socializa on in Democra c Principles: The Case of the USA

Maria-Victoria Pérez-Ríos (John Jay College of Criminal Jus ce, CUNY)

Preliminary Program


Regionalism

WB00-2: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Disc. J. Andrew Grant (Queen's University)


Understanding Differences in Gender Equality Strategies between Regional Organiza ons in La n America

Andrea Miranda Avilés (Freie Universität Berlin)New Regionalism of Central Asia: Realist versus Construc vist Paradigms

Farkhod Tolipov (Non-Governmental Research Ins tu on "Knowledge Caravan")

Regionalism in South America perspec ves from the presiden al cabinets of Pink Tide and Blue Tide governments

Thiago Moreira Gonçalves (Pon cia Universidade Católica de Minas Gerais)

Reviving the shared cultural past of South Asia: Lessons for regional integra on

Vaishali Raghuvanshi (Banaras Hindu University)


CHINAWB01: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Michael J. Tierney (College of William and Mary)

Junior Scholar


CHINA US alliances and China

WB01-A: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

JSS-Disc Geoffrey R. Wiseman (DePaul University)JSS-Disc M. Taylor Fravel (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology)


Preserva on of Autonomy: Diploma c Procedure, Alliance Poli cs, U.S.-China Compe on

Ayumi Teraoka (Princeton University)The Taiwan Ques on in U.S. Grand Strategy

Patrick Hulme (UCSD)James Lee (UC San Diego)

How role concep ons ma er in alliances: an analysis of U.S. Asia Pacific allies responses to the 2016 South China Arbitra on

Shuqi Wang (Nanyang Technological University )Alliance commitments and the Strategic Defense Ini a ve: How allies in different alliance systems respond to excessive joint-commitment requests from the strongest ally

Yaechan Lee (Boston University)Explaining China’s Asser ve Turn: War Figh ng, Pres ge, and Percep on of Power

Yuji Maeda (Na onal Ins tute for Defense Studies)


CHINA alterna ve to western norms?

WB01-B: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

JSS-Disc Thomas Risse (Freie Universität Berlin)JSS-Disc Saori N. Katada (University of Southern California)


The Shanghai Coopera on Organisa on as a pla orm promo ng China’s vision of a changed interna onal order

Eva Seiwert (Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg)

Poli cal Economic Determinants of Chinese Overseas Project Finance Investments

Ruilin Lai (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)Ilker Karaca (Iowa State University)

Norm entrepreneurship? Understanding China’s norm construc on in data security governance

Ruoxi Wang (University of St Andrews)Chi Zhang (University of St Andrews)Yaxiong Lei (University of St Andrews)

Hard infrastructure, so power: The poli cs of China’s overseas development financing

Isaac Lawther (University of Toronto)The U.S. - China Foreign Aid Compe on & Donor-Recipient Rela onship Status

Paul Bezerra (U.S. Air Force Academy)


CHINA public diplomacy

WB01-C: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

JSS-Disc Nicholas J. Cull (University of Southern California)JSS-Disc Jan Melissen (Leiden University, University of Antwerp)


“Two Faces” of BRI in Central Eastern European Countries (CEEC) ——An analysis about different agendas of Hungary-Serbia Railway in Hungary and Serbia ——

Shixin Du (Aoyama Gakuin University)The effect of economic es on digital diplomacy: A sen ment analysis of the Twi er accounts of Chinese diploma c missions

Angel Manuel Villegas Cruz (Pennsylvania State University)China's Strategic Use of Emo ve Frames in Public Diplomacy

Hannah Bailey (University of Oxford)Taiwanese Foreign Policy and Public Opinion in the Pacific

Dennis Redeker (University of Bremen)Ingmar Sturm (University of California, Santa Barbara)Fee-Sofie Cohausz (Na onal Chengchi University )Bas an van der Neut (University of Bremen)

An empirical study of China’s foreign propaganda during COVID-19Yuan Zhou (Kobe University)


CHINA climate poli cs

WB01-D: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

JSS-Disc Peter Jacques (University of Central Florida)JSS-Disc Vally Koubi (ETH Zurich and University of Bern)


Energy, Technology, and Power in IR: The case of China’s clean energy transi on

Bruna Bosi Moreira (University of Duisburg-Essen and University of Brasilia)

Towards a Just Transi on Away from Coal in the United States and China: An Examina on of Domes c Factors and Global Implica ons

Weila Gong (Technical University of Munich)Desire to Lead: U.S. and China Global Leadership for Climate Change

Merieleen Eng pi (Jawaharlal Nerhu University, New Delhi)An iden ty-based explana on of China’s changing a tudes to interna onal climate change coopera on

Nicholas Olczak (Stockholm University)From laggard to leader: What drives sovereign states to take climate leadership?

Liuyang He (The Na onal University of Singapore)

Preliminary Program

Commi ee on the Status of WomenInterna onal Studies Associa on

Community building in prac ce: Crea ng the interna onal studies we want to see

WB02: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Anne Sisson Runyan (University of Cincinna )Part. Roberta Guerrina (University of Bristol)Part. Swa Parashar (University of Gothenburg)Part. Sandra Whitworth (York University)Part. Marysia Zalewski (Cardiff University)Part. Julio César Díaz Calderón (University of Florida)Part. Anwar Mhajne (Stonehill College)Part. Luiza Cerioli (Centre for Near and Middle Eastern Studies

(CNMS), University of Marburg)Part. Pascha Bueno-Hansen (University of Delaware)

Commi ee Panel


Conflict Management in the Interna onal SystemWB03: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Mehmet Erdem Arslan (University of Essex)Disc. Han Dorussen (University of Essex)

Panel

A social network model of interna onal media on: Pursuing, obtaining and employing power through peacemaking

Rachel Xian (University of Pennsylvania)Siniša Vuković (Johns Hopkins School of Advanced Interna onal Studies (SAIS))

Named and Unnamed Wars: Where Are Vietnam and Korea in the Sino-French War (1884-1885) and the Sino-Japanese War (1894-1895)?

Seo-Hyun Park (Lafaye e College)Interna onal System 2.0 - Reflec ng the World in 2021

Jennifer M. Hazen (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) The Greater Mediterranean: the Old Rivalry amid Clashes of New Interests

Mirmehdi Aghazada (Peoples Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University))

Local actors managing conflict and coopera on in the North-Eastern States of India: A case study of interconnectedness of the 'local' and 'interna onal' poli cs

Ruqaiya Khullakpham (Centre for Study of Law and Governance, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi)

Interna onal Communica onOnline Media CaucusInterdisciplinary Studies

The internet as a research tool: Using large-scale internet data to study digital censorship


Chair Tina Freyburg (University of St.Gallen)Chair Lisa Garbe (University of St. Gallen)Disc. Suso Baleato (Harvard University)Disc. Sarah Shoker (University of Waterloo)

Panel

Bridging the gap: Internet censorship data in poli cal scienceDaniëlle Flonk (Her e School of Governance)

Measuring internet disrup ons across African internet service providers

Tina Freyburg (University of St.Gallen)Lisa Garbe (University of St. Gallen)Joss Wright (University of Oxford)

Brick and mortar investment and firms' digital censorship compliance

Stephen Meserve (Northern Arizona University)Daniel Pemstein (North Dakota State University)

A Bayesian Analysis of Collec ve Ac on and Internet Shutdowns in India

Michael Collyer (University of Oxford)Order and Effect: An analysis of global Internet censorship prac ces

Jakub Dalek (Ci zen Lab, Munk School of Global Affairs, University of Toronto)Irene Poetranto (University of Toronto)Adam Sen (University of toronto)


Quan ta ve Approaches to Religion in Interna onal Studies 2: Foreign Policy and Religious Freedom


Chair David T. Buckley (University of Louisville)Disc. David T. Buckley (University of Louisville)

Panel

The Effects of Hate Crime on Foreign PolicyAyal Feinberg (Texas A&M University-Commerce)Michael Widmeier (Webster University)Jacob Lewis (Washington State University)

Do Governments Benefit from Suppor ng Religion? Tes ng Anthony Gill’s Poli cal Origins of Religious Liberty Thesis

Jonathan Fox (Bar-Ilan University)Jori Breslawski (The Watson Ins tute, Brown University)

Comparison of na onal and subna onal indicators of religious freedom: gaps and measurement challenges

Dennis Petri (The Hague University of Applied Sciences)Faith in Ac on? Iran and Saudi Arabia’s Role Conflict in the Middle East

Babak RezaeeDaryakenari (Leiden University)Ozgur Ozdamar (Bilkent University)Yasemin Akbaba (Ge ysburg College)

Revisi ng Wi kopf: Religious Influences on Coopera ve and Militant Interna onalisms, 2020

James L. Guth (Furman University)Brent Nelsen (Furman University)

Peace Studies

New Approaches to Peacebuilding Prac ceWB06: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Simon Taylor Disc. Ahmad Rizky Mardha llah Umar (University of Queensland)

Panel

Towards a people’s approach to peacebuildingAureo Toledo (Federal University of Uberlândia)

Reconcilia on as Poli cal Paradigm - Temporality, Legality, and Sovereignty

Sean Rupka (The University of New South Wales)Pluriversal Peacebuilding: Peace Beyond Epistemic and Ontological Violence

Garre FitzGerald (University of Notre Dame)Limits and prospects of an “integrated approach” in peacebuilding and dialogue facilita on – fusion of horizons for be er impact?

Tanja Tamminen (Diacoord Consul ng/Turku University, Finland)

21st century decoloniza on, or why we need 'unusual' dispute resolu ons in IR

Nitasha Kaul (University of Westminster)

Preliminary Program


Scandals in Interna onal Rela ons: Secrecy, Truth and Visibility WB07: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Victoria M. Basham (Cardiff University)Disc. Owen D. Thomas (University of Exeter)

Panel

Transparency, Foreign Policy, and the Poli cs of Popular Secrecy Andrew A. G. Ross (Ohio University)

Covid inquiries, the economy of blame and the need for cri cal accountability

Henrique Tavares Furtado (University of the West of England)United Na ons Confiden al: Secrecy, civilian death, and the United Na ons Mission in South Sudan

Felicity Gray (Australian Na onal University)Scandals in Crisis: How poli cal scandals shaped the UK’s Covid-19 response

Christopher R. Zebrowski (Loughborough University)Producing Visibility: Transparency, Secrecy, and Uncertainty in Interna onal Rela ons

Tim Aistrope (University of Kent)Daniel McCarthy (University of Melbourne)

Interna onal Studies Associa onISA-Canada

Decolonizing the IR Curriculum: A Conversa on CaféWB08: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Part. Yolande Bouka (Queen’s University)Part. Jus n de Leon (University of Notre Dame)Part. J. Marshall Beier (McMaster University)Part. David Hornsby (Carleton University)Part. Alina Sajed (McMaster University)Part. Robbie Shilliam (Johns Hopkins University)Part. Heather A. Smith (University of Northern Bri sh Columbia)Part. Arlene B. Tickner (Universidad del Rosario)Part. Maïka Sondarjee (University of O awa)

Café Session

Interna onal Organiza on

Pa erns and Limits of NGO Par cipa on in Interna onal Governmental Organiza ons


Chair Ju a Joachim (Radboud University)Disc. Elizabeth Bloodgood (Concordia University)

Panel

Dialogue Forums of Mul lateral Development Banks: Increasing Legi macy through Inclusion of Civil Society?

Melanie Coni-Zimmer (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)Prac ce by design? Understanding the Pa erns of NGO Par cipa on Within Intergovernmental Organiza ons

Andrew McWard (University of Wisconsin-Madison)The cons tu on of transna onal NGOs (TNGOs) as nonprofits: the limits of non-governmental power

Hans Peter Schmitz (University of San Diego)George E. Mitchell (Baruch College, City University of New York)

Hollowed out responsibility: large advocacy INGOs as compe ve neoliberal organisa ons

Marija Antanaviciute (Queen Mary University of London)Humanitarian Boundaries? Ins tu ons, Disrup on, and Syrian Migrants

Emily K. M. Sco (McGill University)

Interna onal Communica onInterdisciplinary StudiesPeace Studies

Security, Cybersecurity and Strategic Communica onWB10: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Carla Mar nez Machain (Kansas State University)Disc. Ilan Manor (University of Oxford)

Panel

Crowdsourcing security: Governance and ins tu onalisa on in crowd-conflict rela onships

Gregory Asmolov (King's College London)Olga Boichak (University of Sydney)

Do Content Bans Affect A tudes? An Examina on of Twi er’s Removal of Hezbollah

Caleb Lucas (Michigan State University) Cri cal Success Factors: Inclusive Interorganiza onal Processes in Human-Centric Cybersecurity Capacity Building

Nane e S. Levinson (American University)Public Diplomacy and Military Strategy: Israel's Opera ons in Gaza

Eytan Gilboa (Bar-Ilan University)Raphael Harkham (Bar Ilan University)

Theorizing Compara ve Models of Proto-state Media Systems: The Cases of ISIS and al-Qaeda

Carol Winkler (Georgia State University)Kareem El Damanhoury (University of Denver)


Cold War ‘Retrotopia(s)’: Iden ty, Memory, and PolicymakingWB11: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Elizaveta Gaufman (University of Groningen)Disc. Elizaveta Gaufman (University of Groningen)

Panel

What’s le of the Cold War in the United States and Russia?Vassily Klimentov (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)

Historical Memory and the Structuring of Civil Society and Poli cal Par es in the late Soviet and Early independence Periods in Ukraine

Oksana Myshlovska (University of Bern )Russia’s Policy of Symbolic Reciprocity in La n America a er the End of the Cold War: The Case of Venezuela

Vladimir Rouvinski (Icesi University)The role of historical experience in establishing Russia's strategic partnerships with Brazil, Ecuador and Cuba

Alexandra Sitenko (Heinrich Boell Founda on)Retrofuturis c Realism

Jochen Kleinschmidt (Catholic University of Eichstä -Ingolstadt)


China's Changing Role in World Poli csWB12: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair William Norris (Texas A&M, Bush School)Disc. Jessica C. Weiss (Cornell University)

Panel

BRI, a promising development ini a ve or another means for poli cal ends?

Jingwen Wu (University of Kentucky)Is China a Norm Taker or Norm Maker? An Empirical Analysis of China’s post-Cold War Foreign Aid Policy

Min Ye (Coastal Carolina University)Quan Li (Texas A&M University)

Preliminary Program

Can’t buy me love? Understanding African a tudes towards China and the USA, who is winning the contest for influence and why

Naunihal Singh (US Naval War College)Between public diplomacy and united front work: China’s party coopera on in Europe

Julia Bader (University of Amsterdam)Chris ne Hackenesch

Firms, Human Rights, and 'Tough on China' Legisla onSpencer Shanks (University of Kansas)


Interna onal Affairs at 100: Reflec ons on its impact on interna onal studies and its future direc on of travel


Chair Krisz na Csortea (Interna onal Affairs)Disc. Andrew Dorman (Chatham House)Part. Louise Fawce (University of Oxford)Part. T. V. Paul (McGill University)Part. Sten Rynning (University of Southern Denmark)Part. Leslie Vinjamuri (University of London)Part. Ma hew U ley

Roundtable


Teaching Interna onal Rela ons in a Post-Pandemic World: Applying the Lessons of Remote Instruc on to the In-Person Classroom


Chair Terilyn Hun ngton (Indiana University of Pennsylvania)Part. Jamie Frueh (Bridgewater College)Part. Luke B. Campbell (Northwest Missouri State University)Part. Chris na Fa ore (West Virginia University)Part. Jennifer K. Lobasz (University of Delaware)Part. Tim Ruback (University of Southern Maine)Part. Anna Meier (University of No ngham)Part. Eric K. Leonard (Shenandoah University)Part. Jack L. Amoureux (Wake Forest University)

Roundtable


Author Meets Cri cs: Erica De Bruin's How to Prevent Coups d'ÉtatWB15: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Danielle L. Lupton (Colgate University)Part. Erica De Bruin (Hamilton College)Part. Adam Casey (University of Michigan)Part. Aila M. Matanock (University of California, Berkeley)Part. Kai Thaler (University of California, Santa Barbara)Part. Jessica Maves Braithwaite (University of Arizona)

Roundtable

Global Development

Interroga ng the Aid SectorWB17: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Alaa Tar r (The Graduate Ins tute, Gen IHEID))Disc. Heloise Weber (University of Queensland)

Panel

Global Philanthropists and the SDGs: Founda ons as Agents of Change

Paloma Raggo (Carleton University)Helen Yanacopulos (University of Bri sh Columbia Okanagan)

Introducing the Faith-Based Organiza ons Receiving Foreign Aid (FOFRA) Dataset

Susan Turner Haynes (Lipscomb University)

Interna onal Norms that Couldn’t Diffuse: A Case of the Interna onal Development Norm and Japanese Foreign Aid Policy

Mao Suzuki (University of Southern California)“We want money, not Fanta”: Allowance Culture and Human Capital in Malawi’s Community Health System

Sara Fischer (Georgetown University) ‘You can’t change the world, but you can change the life of this child’: Child sponsorship and the tensions between the global and local village

Alana Moore (Australian Na onal University)

Intelligence StudiesInterdisciplinary Studies

“Sign, sign, everywhere a sign”: Language, symbols, and ar facts in intelligence culture


Chair Mark Stout (Johns Hopkins University)Disc. Michael S. Goodman (King's College London)

Panel

The Language of Science in Intelligence TradecraBrian Cuddy (Macquarie University)Allon Uhlmann (Macquarie University)

Divided by a common language: a semio c analysis of the Bri sh and American intelligence communi es

Fraser McGowan (University of Glasgow)What’s in a Name? How Names, Mo os, and Emblems Affect Intelligence Culture

Jeff Rogg (The Citadel)The ‘Things’ of Culture: Analysing the artefacts of BRIXMIS intelligence culture

Charlo e Yelamos (King's College London)Iconography in Intelligence: Challenge Coins as Cultural Artefacts

Anthony Manganello (King's College London)


Nukes By the Numbers: New Quan ta ve Research in Nuclear Poli cs


Chair Ariel Petrovics (Harvard Kennedy School)Disc. Hyun-Binn Cho (The College of New Jersey)

Panel

A-Bomb for the People: Domes c Drivers of Nuclear LatencyAriel Petrovics (Harvard Kennedy School)

Bargaining with the Bomb: Militarized Nuclear Signals and Coercive Bargaining

Kyungwon Suh (Syracuse University)Re-es ma ng the Effect of Nuclear Weapons on State Behavior

Giles David Arceneaux (University of Colorado, Colorado Springs)Alexander Kirss (George Washington University)

Beyond the Dome: Cross-System Exposure and Public Percep ons of Missile Defense

David Allison (Yale University)Giles David Arceneaux (University of Colorado, Colorado Springs)

Bo om-Up Nuclear Disarmament: Local Ac vism and the Treaty on the Prohibi on of Nuclear Weapons

Rebecca Davis Gibbons (The Belfer Center)Stephen Herzog (ETH Zurich and Harvard University)

Preliminary Program


New Theore cal Advances in the Study of Populism in Interna onal Rela ons and Foreign Policy


Chair Angelos Stylianos Chryssogelos (London Metropolitan University)

Disc. Angelos Stylianos Chryssogelos (London Metropolitan University)

Panel

Professional diplomats and populist governments in Europe: resis ng policy change

Chris an Lequesne (Sciences Po, Paris)Populist Prac ces and the Poli cisa on of Foreign Policy

David Cadier (Sciences Po)Populism and status-seeking in IR

Sandra Destradi (University of Freiburg)Na onalism, Populism, and Visions of Interna onal Order

Christopher David LaRoche (Central European University)Erin Jenne (Central European University)

The inevitable clash? Populist poli cal outsiders and foreign policy bureaucracies

Federico Donelli (University of Genoa)Fabrizio Co cchia (University of Genoa )


Mul -Methods Approaches to Ethnicity and ConflictWB21: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Carl Müller-Crepon (University of Oxford)Disc. Carl Müller-Crepon (University of Oxford)

Panel

Probing PR: Does propor onal representa on induce power sharing?

Simon Hug (University of Geneva)Assimila on, Ethnona onalism, and Intrastate Conflict Onset

Burak Demir (University of Tennessee, Knoxville)Near, Far, Wherever They Are: Geographies of Displacement, Horizontal Inequali es, and Communal Conflict

Anne Della Guardia (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

The Long Search for a Safe Haven: A Cross-Na onal Analysis of Peacefulness in Refugee-Receiving Countries

Pablo Hernandez Borges (Texas Tech University)Minority Language Policy and Ethnic Conflict

Alperen Ozkan (University of Maryland / Istanbul Medeniyet University)

Global Development

Interna onalizing Infrastructure Poli cs: Cross-regional circuits in the Middle East and beyond


Chair Sarah El-Kazaz (SOAS, University of London)Disc. Begum Adalet (Cornell University)

Panel

Making the corridor – the protagonists of Israel’s global trade and transit infrastructures

Sharri Plonski (Queen Mary University of London)Grounding the “Cloud”: Following the poli cs of digital infrastructures from Bahrain to Cape Town

Sarah El-Kazaz (SOAS, University of London)Humanitarian logis cs and emerging actors: the impact of UAE logis c space on the interna onal humanitarian landscape

Rafeef Ziadah (SOAS, University of London )

Infrastructures of Debt: Producing Farmers as “Human Capital” in Sudan’s Gezira Scheme

Hengameh Ziai (Yale University )From the farm to the fork: The logis cs of food in the GCC states

Chris an Henderson (Leiden University)


Russia and China as Regional and Global Security ActorsWB23: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Elizabeth Wishnick (Montclair State University)Part. Natasha C. Kuhrt (King's College London)Part. Gaye Christoffersen (Hopkins-Nanjing Center, SAIS, Johns

Hopkins University)Part. David G. Lewis (University of Exeter)Part. Aglaya Snetkov (Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule

Zürich)Part. Marc Lanteigne (UiT: The Arc c University of Norway)Part. Elizabeth Wishnick (Montclair State University)

Roundtable


Technology, Interdependence and the US-China Rela onshipWB24: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Yeling Tan (University of Oregon)Disc. Tyler Jost (Brown University)

Panel

U.S.-China ‘Tech Cold War’: State-Business Coali ons and the Counterproduc ve Weaponiza on of the Supply Chain

Ling Chen (Johns Hopkins University)Data Flow Restric ons As A Protec onist Measure: Evidence from China & US

Meicen Sun (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology)Driven to Self-Reliance: Coercion and the US-China Innova on Ecosystem

Mark Dallas (Union College)Henry Farrell Abraham Newman (Georgetown University)Yeling Tan (University of Oregon)

Bespoke Ladders: The Varied Benefits of Non-Nuclear Strategic Weapons

Fiona Cunningham (University of Pennsylvania)Imagined Ba lefields—Technology Priori za on in Enduring Rivalries

Elsa Kania (Harvard University)


Co-Authors Meet Cri cs. Remembering Nuno Monteiro and his Collabora ve Work


Chair John Mearsheimer (University of Chicago)Part. Alexandre Debs (Yale University)Part. Nicholas Anderson (The George Washington University)Part. Ma hew Cebul (University of Michigan)Part. Ma hew Fuhrmann (Texas A&M University)Part. Jennifer Mitzen (Ohio State University)Part. Roseanne McManus (Pennsylvania State University)Part. Ma hew Adam Kocher (Johns Hopkins University)Part. Keven Ruby (University of Chicago)Part. Dawn Teele (Johns Hopkins)

Roundtable

Preliminary Program


The An -Globaliza on Backlash in the Context of a New Global Economic Order


Chair Nita Rudra (Georgetown University)Disc. Samantha Moya (University of Colorado, Boulder)Part. Niccolo Bonifai (Georgetown University)Part. Erik Voeten (Georgetown University)Part. Sarah Brooks (Ohio State University)Part. Edward Mansfield (University of Pennsylvania)Part. Haillie Na-Kyung Lee (Georgetown University)

Roundtable

Peace Studies

Disarmament Theory Roundtable 1: Theorizing Disarmament: Concep ons, Goals and Future Agendas


Chair Neil Cooper (School of Peace and Conflict Studies, Kent State University )

Part. Ray Acheson (Women's Interna onal League for Peace and Freedom)

Part. Charli Carpenter (University of Massachuse s)Part. Ritu Mathur (University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA))Part. Carmen Wunderlich (University of Duisburg-Essen)Part. Michael Bourne (Queen's University Belfast)Part. Ma hew Bolton (Pace University New York City)

Roundtable

Human RightsInterna onal LawHistorical Interna onal Rela ons

The Interna onal Criminal Court at 20WB28: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Lucrecia Garcia Iommi (Fairfield University)Disc. Courtney Hillebrecht (University of Nebraska-Lincoln)

Panel

Crimes against Cultural Heritage: World-Building at the Interna onal Criminal Court

Ma hew S. Weinert (University of Delaware)Nego a ng Sovereignty: The Interna onal Criminal Court and Global Governance

Genevieve Bates (University of Bri sh Columbia)Shauna Gillooly (University of California, Irvine)

Jus ce Gambit: The ICC’s Impact on Government ViolenceJacqueline R. McAllister (Kenyon College)

Examining the Evolu on of ICC FundingEric Wiebelhaus-Brahm (University of Arkansas at Li le Rock)Kirsten Ainley (The Australian Na onal University)

Interna onal Criminal Jus ce and Accountability for Great PowersThomas Obel Hansen (United States Interna onal University)

Interna onal EthicsTheoryInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

Cri cal Theory, An colonialism and the SubalternWB29: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Ashley Bohrer (University of Notre Dame)Disc. Daniel J. Levine (University of Alabama)

Panel

The myth and the machine: a cri que of tech futurism in climate change solu ons

Devon Cantwell (University of O awa)Zachary S ckney (University of Utah)

The Loca on of An colonialism: Periphereia as MethodMurad Idris (University of Michigan)

Mapping Transna onal Labor Discourse and Contesta on by Subaltern Women: The effects of global produc on on proximity to the state

Alisson Rowland (University of California, Irvine)Transforming Cri cal Theory, Transforming the World: Rethinking Global Ethics and the First-Genera on Frankfurt School

Bryant Sculos (Worcester State University)Poli cs of hospitality in the Na onal Health Service: immigra on enforcement through the provision of healthcare in England.

Moisés Moreira Vieira (University of Manchester)

TheoryAc ve Learning in Interna onal Affairs

“Theory is a Verb”: A New Approach to Teaching Theory in IR and Global Poli cs


Chair Mervyn Frost (King’s College London)Part. Aggie Hirst (King's College London)Part. Joseph D. Hoover (Queen Mary University of London)Part. Diego de Merich (Queen Mary University of London)Part. Roberto Roccu (King's College London)Part. Nivi Manchanda (Queen Mary, University of London)Part. Chris Rossdale (University of Bristol)Part. Kathryn Starnes (Manchester Metropolitan University)

Roundtable


DS Panel to honor Professor Pam ChasekWB31: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Kate O'Neill (University of California, Berkeley)Chair Graeme Auld (Carleton University)Part. Aar Gupta (Wageningen University)Part. David L. Downie (Fairfield University)Part. Yixian Sun (University of Bath)Part. Rishikesh Bhandary (Tu s University)Part. Kate Neville (University of Toronto)Part. Maria Ivanova (University of Massachuse s Boston)Honoree

Pamela Chasek (Manha an College)



The prac ces of African agency in rela ons with the EU and beyondWB32: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Toni Haastrup (University of S rling)Chair Jens Herpolsheimer (Leipzig University, Research Centre

Global Dynamics)Disc. Jens Herpolsheimer (Leipzig University, Research Centre

Global Dynamics)

Panel

African agency and how to theorize Africa-EU Rela ons from a postcolonial feminist perspec ve

Rahel W. Sebhatu (Malmö University)What is at stake in Africa-EU Rela ons? Managing African Agency as Ontological Security

Toni Haastrup (University of S rling)Classifying (African) agency in Africa-China rela ons: A typological analysis

Folashade Soule (University of Oxford)

Preliminary Program

Inves ga ng West African regional training centres as sites of interac ons between West African and European actors

Elisa Lopez Lucia (Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB))Complica ng Africa-EU inter-regionalism: ECOWAS, the African Union and the European Union

Jens Herpolsheimer (Leipzig University, Research Centre Global Dynamics)


Equity, Diversity and Inclusion in European Universi esWB33: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Abbey Steele (University of Amsterdam)Part. Tarik Abou-Chadi (University of Zurich)Part. Darshan Vigneswaran (University of Amsterdam)Part. Kris n Bakke (University College London)Part. Anita Gohdes (Her e School of Governance Berlin)Part. Anja K. Franck (University of Gothenburg)Part. Catherine De Vries (University of Amsterdam )

Roundtable

Scien fic Study of Interna onal Processes

Crisis, Coopera on and Public OpinionWB34: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Lindsay Cohn (U.S. Naval War College)Disc. Lindsay Cohn (U.S. Naval War College)

Panel

Interna onal Crises and Presiden al Popularity in RussiaMargit Bussmann (University of Greifswald)Igor Okunev (Moscow State Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons)Natalia Iost (University of Greifswald, Faculty of Arts and Humani es, Research Group 'Bal c Perepe es' )

The Prospect of Territorial Loss, A tudes toward Military Force, and Government Support in the United Kingdom

Xiaojun Li (University of Bri sh Columbia)Shane Singh (University of Georgia)Jaroslav Tir (University of Colorado)

Psychological En tlement as a Predictor of Foreign Policy A tudesFlorian Justwan (University of Idaho)Jeffrey Berejikian (University of Georgia)

How Relevant is Reciprocity to Public Support for Interna onal Coopera on?

Liam F. Beiser-McGrath (Royal Holloway, University of London)Quie ng the Dogs of War: Conscrip on and Support for Military Interven on in Democracies

Douglas Atkinson (University of Salzburg)Gabriele Spilker (University of Salzburg)


Consequences of Civil Disobedience and DissentWB35: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Jonathan Pinckney (United States Ins tute of Peace)Disc. Kathleen G. Cunningham (University of Maryland)

Panel

Protests at the Water’s Edge: Introducing the Foreign Policy Protests Dataset

Sangmi Jeong (Creighton University)The Backfire Effect: When Violent Flanks Fire Back

Monika Onken (Free University of Berlin)Can Civil Resistance Counter Democra c Backsliding?

Thea Johansen (Norwegian University of Science and Technology)

The Domino Effect: Spa al Analysis of Civil Resistance OutcomesSoha Hammam (Claremont Graduate University)

Coopta on, (de)mobiliza on and organized interests in autocraciesAnna-Lena Hönig (University of Konstanz)Katrin Paula (Technical University of Munich)

Interna onal Poli cal EconomyEnvironmental Studies

Economy & EnvironmentWB36: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Noah Zucker (Columbia University)Disc. Noah Zucker (Columbia University)

Panel

The global transi on to a clean economyRadoslav Dimitrov (University of Western Ontario)

Big Oil and the transatlan c divide: varie es of engagement with climate governance and the energy transi on

Stefan Andreasson (Queen's University Belfast)Na onal oil company pathways in the energy transi on: prepare, accelerate or go-it-alone

Nathan Lemphers (University of O awa)Sco McKnight (University of Toronto)

Good for the Economy, Good for the Planet? How Foreign Direct Investment Affects Protected Areas

Muzhou Zhang (University of Essex)Ana Carolina Garriga (University of Essex)

Leveraging Foreign Garbage: Developing Democracies in the Global Waste Trade

Rachel Wellhausen (University of Texas at Aus n)


Grand Strategizing with AlliesWB37: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Eugene Gholz (University of Notre Dame)Chair Brendan R. Green (University of Cincinna )Disc. Eugene Gholz (University of Notre Dame)Disc. Brendan R. Green (University of Cincinna )

Panel

Escalate-to-de-escalate: What Comes A er Nuclear Use?Marina E. Henke (Her e School / Northwestern University)

The Wicked Problem of Grand Strategy: Why Great Powers Fail to Achieve Strategic Coherence in their Military Alliances

Joshua Byun (University of Chicago)NATO’s Search for a ‘Grand’ Strategy

Sara Bjerg Moller (School of Diplomacy and IR, Seton Hall University)

Just Do It: Explaining the Characteris cs and Ra onale of Chinese Economic Sanc ons

Ke an Zhang (George Mason University)The Spoilers from Within: Allies and Nuclear Inhibi on

Eliza Gheorghe (Bilkent University)

Interna onal Poli cal EconomyGlobal DevelopmentA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

Black Poli cal Economy: Perspec ves and ChallengesWB38: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Lisa Tilley (Birkbeck, University of London)Disc. Bikrum Gill (Virginia Tech)

Panel

Reading capitalist modernity through/alongside the planta on: the intellectual histories of the New World Group and Caribbean Ar st Movement

Jenna Marshall (University of Kassel)

Preliminary Program

Theorizing the Structural Loca on of BlacknessCharisse Burden-Stelly (Carleton College)

The Modali es and Contesta ons of Global Racial Capitalism: Lessons from South Africa

Ricado Jacobs (University of California, Santa Barbara)Too Many Black Bodies: race and reproduc on as the engines of capitalism

Takiyah Harper-Shipman (Davidson College)Walter Rodney: Racial Capitalism and Black Emancipa on

Randolph B. Persaud (American University)

Historical Interna onal Rela onsTheoryEnglish School

Author meets cri cs – Hendrik Spruyt, The World ImaginedWB39: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair George Lawson (Australian Na onal University)Part. Andrew Bradley Phillips (University of Queensland)Part. Evelyn Goh (Australian Na onal University)Part. Hendrik Spruyt (Northwestern University)Part. Peter Katzenstein (Cornell University)Part. Ayşe Zarakol (University of Cambridge)Part. Ji-Young Lee (American University)

Roundtable

Interna onal Organiza onInterna onal EthicsA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

Book Roundtable: The Closure of the Interna onal System: How Interna onal Ins tu ons Create Poli cal Equali es and Hierarchies. Cambridge University Press, 2020.


Chair Stacie Goddard (Wellesley College)Part. Lora Viola (Free University Berlin)Part. Michael Barne (George Washington University)Part. Vincent Pouliot (McGill University)Part. Marina Duque (Florida State University)Part. Me e Eilstrup-Sangiovanni (University of Cambridge)

Roundtable


Emerging Technologies and Great PowersWB41: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Erik Lin-Greenberg (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology)Disc. Gil Baram (Tel Aviv University)

Panel

Rhetoric, Rules and the Cyber-Nuclear NexusMark Raymond (University of Oklahoma)Jennifer Spindel (University of New Hampshire)

The Diffusion of the Cyberspace DomainBryan Nakayama (Mount Holyoke College)

Measuring Poli cal Reac ons to Cyber ThreatsChristopher Colligan (University of Washington)Christopher Whyte (Virginia Commonwealth University)

Terms of Endearment: How the United States Uses Informa on Warfare to Cap vate Foreign Audiences and Influence Elec ons

Torey McMurdo (Yale University )Emerging Technologies: Mapping their Prolifera on and Prospects

Julie George (Cornell University)

South Asia in World Poli csInterna onal Security Studies

Domes c & External Sources of Foreign Policy in South AsiaWB42: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Sahar Khan (Cato Ins tute)Disc. Sahar Khan (Cato Ins tute)Disc. Ahsan I. Bu (George Mason University)

Panel

An Analysis of Nuclear Rhetoric in India and Pakistan between 1998-2020

Julia Lodoen (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology)Public Opinion toward Foreign Policy in a Developing World Democracy: Evidence from Indian Views of China

Paul S. Staniland (University of Chicago)Aidan Milliff (MIT)

Prudence, Bluster, and Indian Crisis ManagementChristopher Clary (University at Albany)

Whose Democracy is it Anyway? Public Opinion and Crisis Decision-Making in India

Debak Das (Cornell University)Shubha Kamala Prasad (Georgetown University)

Domes c Opposi on to Foreign Policy Losses: Evidence from Pakistan

Fahd Humayun (Yale University)


The Security and Securi za on Consequences of the COVID-19 Pandemic


Chair Chiara Ruffa (Uppsala University)Disc. Jarrod Hayes (University of Massachuse s Lowell & MIT)

Panel

American Dreams and Covid Nightmares: The Implica ons of the US Failure to Manage Covid-19 for American Standing in the Asia Pacific

Shaun Narine (St. Thomas University)Lessons from the annus horribilis: COVID-19 and the failure(s) of the security state

Michael J. Butler (Clark University)The securi za on of pandemics: exploring Sweden and Denmark's threat construc ons of A(H1N1) and Covid-19

Roxanna Sjöstedt (Lund University)Hackers and COVID

Nori Katagiri (St Louis University)Comprehensive Security and Na onal Resilience in Figh ng COVID-19: Causal-Process Observa on Analyses on the Pandemic Governance in Taiwan, South Korea and Israel

Chia-Chien Chang (Na onal Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan.)


Organiza onal and Leadership Strategies in Armed GroupsWB44: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Brandon Boylan (University of Alaska Fairbanks)Disc. Zoe Marks (Harvard Kennedy School)

Panel

Rethinking the Drone Campaign in Pakistan: U.S. Success as al-Qaeda’s Adapta on Failure

Bryce Loidolt (Na onal Defense University)Foreign Fighters and Group Cohesion

Nicola Mathieson (Australian Na onal University)

Preliminary Program

Networks of Coope on: A Unified Framework to Study the Evolu on of Ties Between Militant Organiza ons

Rithvik Yarlagadda (University of Maryland)Rites of Succession: Countering the Targeted Killing Machine

Haroro Ingram (George Washington University)Craig Whiteside (U.S. Naval War College)

Leadership in Subna onal Conflict: Rebel Leader Experience and Organiza onal Skill

Joshua Weiner (University of Bri sh Columbia)


Feminist Resistances, Female Rebels and Queering the Body Poli cWB45: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Noe Cornago (University of the Basque Country)Disc. Noe Cornago (University of the Basque Country)

Panel

The ethics of ac vismAnna-Karin Eriksson (Linnaeus University)

Broadening the Base: How Female Rebels Impact the Poli cal Transi on and Survival of Rebel Par es

Polly Roark (The University of North Texas)Jordan Nafa (University of North Texas)

RETHINKING GLOBAL (POST)CAPITALISM THROUGH DEMENTIATiina Vai nen (Tampere University)Anna I. Rajala (Tampere University)

Feminist Interven ons in Revolu onary, Social Movement, and Resistance Studies

Itziar Mujika Chao (University of Basque Country)Iratxe Perea Ozerin (University of the Basque Country)

A Queer Approach to the Body Poli c: Thinking the Produc on of Otherness and Poli cal Agency in the Brazilian Context

Amanda Ferreira (Pon cia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro (PUC Rio))

Peace StudiesFeminist Theory and Gender Studies

Gendered knowledge of warWB46: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Johanna Mannergren Selimovic (Södertörn University)Disc. Annika F. Bjorkdahl (Lund University)

Panel

Ethno-archiving the history of poli cal violence against women in Israel-Pales ne

Omri Grinberg (Truman Research Ins tute for the Advancement of Peace, Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Minerva Center for the Rule of Law Under Extreme Condi ons, University of Haifa.)Sarai B. Aharoni (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev)

Farianas’ War Knowledge: Insurgent Iden es in Building Gender-Just Peace

Priscyll Anc l Avoine (Lund University)Women’s tes monies on conflict and peacebuilding in Solomon Islands: Re(telling) the truth

Nicole George (University of Queensland)Peacebuilding in the North, Mili as in the South: Silences in peace interven ons in Iraq

Yasmin Chilmeran (Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)WAR AGENCY IN WOMEN’S AUXILARY MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS: THE CASE OF LOTTA SVÄRD IN FINLAND

Tarja H. Väyrynen (University of Tampere)

Feminist Theory and Gender StudiesPeace Studies

Cri cal Perspec ves on Men, Masculini es and PeacebuildingWB47: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Philipp Schulz (University of Bremen)Chair Henri Myr nen (Gender Associa ons)Disc. Chloé Lewis (University of Oxford)Disc. Amya Agarwal (Centre for Global Coopera on Research,

Duisburg, Germany)Part. Ahmad Qais Munhazim (Thomas Jefferson University)Part. Maike Messerschmidt (Tübingen University)Part. Roisin Read (University of Manchester)Part. Jessica Auchter (University of Tennessee at Cha anooga)Part. Tevvi Bullock (Australian Na onal University)Part. Summer Lindsey (Rutgers University)Part. Laura Camila Barrios Sabogal (Universidad del Rosario)Part. Cecilia Farfan-Mendez (University of California San Diego)

Roundtable

Diploma c Studies

Diplomacy and Power Projec onWB48: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Pascal Lo az (Waseda Ins tute for Advanced Study)Disc. Miriam Prys-Hansen (German Ins tute of Global and Area

Studies)

Panel

The Subtle Power of Small States in Global Affairs: Can Small States Shape a New Type of Coopera ve Diplomacy?

Vesko Garcevic (Boston University, Pardee School of Global Studies)

US diplomacy and Liberal Globaliza onHiroki Kusano (Saitama U)Hiro Katsumata (Tohoku University, Japan)Tomita Terumasa (Meijigakuin,University)

Subver ng Summitry?: Trump and Interna onal Summit Diplomacy.David Has ngs Dunn (University of Birmingham)

Power through diploma c prac ce: Britain and the renego a on of Cold War pecking orders

Kai Hebel (Universiteit Leiden)The Impact of Delibera ve Democracy on Public Buy-In. A Survey Experiment on Climate Change Policies

Markus Pauli (Dublin City University)


Realloca ng Power and Resources for Transforma onal ChangeWB49: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Raul Pacheco-Vega (Facultad La noamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLACSO) México)

Disc. Pichamon Yeophantong (UNSW Canberra - Australian Defence Force Academy)

Panel

Transforma onal Adapta on and Country Ownership: Compe ng priori es in interna onal climate finance

Jamie Shinn (West Virginia University )Laura Kuhl (Northeastern University)

Uni ng voices for change: Protests against petrochemical produc on sites across the globe

Guy Finkill (Lund University)Tobias Nielsen (IVL Swedish Environmental Research Ins tute )Linnea Steen (IVL Swedish Environmental Research Ins tute)Joachim Peter Tilsted (Lund University)

Preliminary Program

Mapping the global governance architecture of the petrochemical sector

Tobias Nielsen (IVL Swedish Environmental Research Ins tute )Fredric Bauer (Lund University)

Iden fying Mechanisms for Governing through Goals: Exploring How Sustainable Development Goals Works in Prac ce

Norichika Kanie (Keio University)Sustaining the Unsustainable? Sustainable Finance, Technocra c Governance, and the Passive Revolu on from Above

Korey Pasch (Queen's University)Joshua McEvoy (Queen's University)


Compara ve Security Assistance in Theory and Prac ceWB50: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Alex Neads (University of Bath)Chair Renanah Miles Joyce (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology)Disc. Renanah Miles Joyce (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology)

Panel

Security Force Assistance as Military Entrepreneurialism: Principal-Agent Poli cs and Interna onal Compe on

Alex Neads (University of Bath)David J. Galbreath (University of Bath)

The Effec veness of Foreign Military Training: Lessons from Canada’s Opera on UNIFIER in Ukraine

Lee J. M. Seymour (Université de Montréal)Theodore McLauchlin (University of Montreal)

Great Power Training and Advising During Conflict: Effects on Repression and Civil-Military Rela ons

Alexandra Chinchilla (University of Chicago)Disaggrega ng Military Assistance to Rebel Groups in Proxy Wars

Vladimir Rauta (University of Reading)The Global War on Terror Comes for Africa: France and the U.S. in the Sahel

Tricia Sullivan (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill)Brigi e Seim (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill)


Deterrence, Alliances, and PartnershipsWB51: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Ivan Dinev Ivanov (University of Cincinna )Disc. Kaili Ayers (Harvard Extension School)

Panel

Opening the Umbrella: The Effects of Arsenal Size and Force Structure on Extended Nuclear Deterrence

Kelly A. Grieco (Air Command and Staff College)Exploring “Le of Launch” Op ons against North Korea and Implica ons to the US Extended Deterrence in the Korean Peninsula

Young Sang Kim (University of Georgia)Did Atomic Weapons Incite Longer Dura on of Alliance?: Extended Nuclear Deterrence and Extended Alliance Dura on

Jinwon Lee (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)NATO's Confederate Future -- Prospects for Deterrence

Damon Cole a (US Air Force Academy)Assurance by Engagement vs. Assurance by Deterrence. A Case Study of US EUCOM in the A ermath of Russia's Annexa on of Crimea

Todd Robinson (Air Command and Staff College)


Environmental and Ecological Jus ce WB52: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Manjana Milkoreit (University of Oslo)Disc. Prakash Kashwan (University of Connec cut)

Panel

Scaling jus ce through “all our rela ons”Kimberly R. Marion Suiseeya (Northwestern University)

From Formaliza on to Repara on – Informal work and sustainable ci es

Manisha Anantharaman (Saint Mary's College of California)Jennifer Tucker (University of New Mexico)

How Queer is Climate Jus ce?Michael Mikulewicz (Glasgow Caledonian University)Neil J. W. Crawford (University of Leeds)

Urban Climate Change Poli cs: Exploring Grassroots Environmental Ac vism in Durban

Hayley Elszasz (University)Agrarian Extrac vism, Narcotrafficking, and Environmental Jus ce in the Honduran Mosqui a

Wendy Godek (Roger Williams University)


Civil-Military Rela ons in Autocra c and Transi oning RegimesWB53: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Terence Lee (Na onal University of Singapore)Disc. Terence Lee (Na onal University of Singapore)

Panel

The Dominance of the Military Triangle: Sudan's Civil-military Rela ons in a Complex Regional Se ng

Hassan E. Ahmed (University of Khartoum)Repression and the Civil-Military Bargain in Authoritarian Regimes: Case Studies of China, Indonesia and Myanmar

Shaio Zerba (University of Mississippi)Achieving Accountable State Security Forces in Transi oning States

Suzanne Freeman (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology)Non-Commissioned Officers in the “New Look” Russian Military: Cultural and Prac cal Obstacles to Military Innova on and Change

Jack J. Porter (Military College of South Carolina)Explaining peace me military innova on in authoritarian regimes: China's evolving military strategy a er the Cold War

Bekir Ilhan (University of Cincinna )

English School

Great Powers and Grand Strategy in Global Interna onal SocietyWB54: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair John Schuessler (Texas A&M University - Bush School)Disc. Agathe Demarais (The EIU)

Panel

"Seeing Like a System": An English School Approach to Grand Strategy.

Nicolás Terradas (PUCP)RUSSIA AND INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FROM PETER THE GREAT TO VLADIMIR PUTIN: THE SEARCH FOR AND MAINTENANCE OF GREAT POWER STATUS

Bre R. Ne o (Virginia Tech)Tes ng English School’s ‘Great Power Management’ premise: Case of the Interna onal Criminal Court

Cenap Cakmak (Anadolu University)‘Walk so ly…and carry a big s ck? Exercising so power in Europe’

Laura Cleary (Oakwood Interna onal Security)

Preliminary Program

Legi macy ma ers: Syria, Jerusalem and Trump’s America as a responsible great power?

Wali Aslam (University of Bath United Kingdom)


The Poli cal Economy of LabourWB55: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Jackie Smith (University of Pi sburgh)Disc. Jackie Smith (University of Pi sburgh)

Panel

Bold claims, low wages: Explaining the decoupling of living wage promises and minimum wage reali es among private sustainability cer fica ons for global supply chains

Elizabeth A. Benne (Lewis & Clark College)Rethinking Structural Inequality: Poli cal Individualiza on in China and Beyond

Alexsia Chan (Hamilton College)Foreign Compe on and Labor Response to Automa on

Nicole Wu (Princeton University)If There Is No Struggle There Is No Progress: Labor-led Democra za on and Labor Rights in Developing Countries

Adam Dean (George Washington University)Firms vs. Workers? The Poli cal Economy of Labor in an Era of Global Produc on and Automa on

Erica Owen (University of Pi sburgh)


The Challenges of Achieving Global IR, two linked roundtables: 1. “What is Global IR?"


Chair Vendulka Kubalkova (University of Miami, USA; Visi ng Professor, VŠE Prague, Czech Republic)

Part. Amitav Acharya (American University)Part. Navnita C. Behera (Delhi University)Part. Thomas Biersteker (The Graduate Ins tute, Geneva)Part. Shannon K. Brincat (University of the Sunshine Coast)Part. Monica Herz (Pon fical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro)Part. Maria Lagu na (St.-Petersburg State University, School of

Interna onal Rela ons)Part. Shiping Tang (Fudan University, Shanghai)Part. Thomas Tieku (King's University College at UWO)

Roundtable


Security Issues in the Middle East and AfricaWB57: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Aus n Doctor (University of Nebraska at Omaha)Disc. Aus n Doctor (University of Nebraska at Omaha)Disc. Norman Sempijja (Mohammed VI Polytechnic University )

Panel

Contested Ports: Rethinking Security in the Red Sea Yasir Zaidan (Na onal University)

From Child Soldiers to Street Adults in a Regional Insecurity Community: A New Perspec ve into African Conflicts

Thomas Ameyaw-Brobbey (Yibin University, Sichuan, China)A er EndSARS: The persistance and disrup on of violence in the Nigeria Police Force

Claire Wilmot (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Towards a West Africa’s Mari me Security Architecture: Africa’s agency in facing with growing insecuri es in the Gulf of Guinea

Francesca Mercurio (ISCTE- University of Lisbon)

Local Security and the Legi macy of Interna onal Troops: Security Percep ons and UNMIL’s Legi macy in Liberia

Eric Stollenwerk (GIGA - German Ins tute for Global and Area Studies)


Using New Media to Analyze Foreign PolicyWB58: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Ma hew Baum (Harvard University)Disc. Thomas Zeitzoff (American University)

Panel

Digital foreign policy: the role and influence of digital pla orms in US foreign policy

Jean-Christophe Boucher (University of Calgary)Cameron G. Thies (Michigan State University)

Why do na on states campaign for media freedom? Examining the UK's Global Campaign For Media Freedom

Mel Bunce (City, University of London )Seeking out Gendered Legisla ve Subsidies: Twi er, Public Interest Lobbying, and Foreign Policies

Tobias Heinrich (University of South Carolina)Yoshiharu Kobayashi (University of Leeds)

Poli cal Leaders, Social Media, and Public Opinion about Foreign Policy: Evidence from the U.S. and Taiwan

Hsuan-Yu Lin (University of Virginia)An -Globalism and Populism on Twi er in La n America

Felipe Estre (King's College London & University of Sao Paulo)


What Past is Our Future? - 2WB59: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Robert A. Denemark (University of Delaware)Part. Albert Bergesen (University of Arizona)Part. Michael J. Lee (CUNY-Hunter College)Part. Charles Doran (Johns Hopkins Univeristy SAIS)Part. Jacek Kugler (Claremont Graduate University)Part. Daniel M. Green (University of Delaware)

Roundtable

Interna onal EthicsHuman Rights

Just War and Voices of Resistance and RevoltWB60: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Rory Cox (University of St Andrews)Disc. James Turner Johnson (Rutgers University)

Panel

Harming the Police during violent protestsAvia Pasternak (University of Essex)

The Ethics of Just War Against Slavery Christopher J. Finlay (Durham University)

Ethics and Revolu onary Violence: The Ques on of AuthorityJohn Kelsay (Florida State University)

This Bu erfly Wing to Remember Me By: What Last Le ers of the Executed Can Teach us about Just War

Daniel R. Brunste er (University of California Irvine)“They Cause the Earth to Become Desert”: Just War Thinking as Resistance against Crusade

Valerie Morkevicius (Colgate University)

Preliminary Program

Interna onal Organiza onHuman Rights

IOs and the (De-)Poli ciza on of Human Rights from Within and From Below


Chair Swantje Schirmer (GIGA Hamburg)Disc. Oliver Westerwinter (University of St. Gallen)

Panel

From captured states to captured interna onal ins tu ons: interna onal norms as a means to jus fy behaviour that does not follow the norms

Petra Roter (University of Ljubljana)Zlatko Šabič (University of Ljubljana)

Interna onal Management of Sexual Poli cs and the Precarity of Recogni on: An Examina on of the United Na ons Free and Equal Campaign

Ariel G. Mekler (Graduate Center, CUNY)How States and other UN bodies can uphold Responsibility to Protect when the Security Council Fails

Hyung Jun You (Johns Hopkins University)How independent are independent experts? Evidence from the Special Procedures of the Human Rights Council.

Mirko Heinzel (University of Potsdam)Andrea Liese (University of Potsdam)

Interna onal norms, aliena on, and backlashKatherine Beall (UC Berkeley)

Human RightsSouth Asia in World Poli csEthnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies

Iden ty, Resistance and Recogni on of States, People(s) and Popula ons


Chair Freek van der Vet (University of Helsinki, Erik Castrén Ins tute of Interna onal Law and Human Rights)

Disc. Joshua Freedman (Oberlin College)

Panel

Organized hypocrisy? Recogni on of states and governments, human rights, and customary interna onal law

Ralph Wilde (University College London)The Interna onal Poli cs of Cultural Genocide

Alana Tiemessen (Endico College)The Pales nian Ques on: A Changing Discourse and the Future of American-Pales nian Rela ons

Mohamed Ghumrawi (Florida Interna onal University)Making Conflict: Understanding Social Protest against Ci zenship (Amendment) Act-2019 through Foucauldian Discourse

Deep Chand (Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany )Colonialism and the Evolu on Territorial Na onalism

Sobia Paracha (Syracuse University)

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer & Allies CaucusFeminist Theory and Gender StudiesA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

Queer IR in a Smaller World: Poli cizing Economies of Desire WB63: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Emma Paszat (University of Toronto Mississauga)Disc. Laura Sjoberg (University of Florida)Part. Ali Bhagat (University of Manchester)Part. Emma Paszat (University of Toronto Mississauga)Part. Alexander Stoffel (Queen Mary University of London)Part. Stephen Brown (University of O awa)Part. Fernando Nunez-Mietz (McGill University)Part. Phillip M. Ayoub (Occidental College)Part. Jamie J. Hagen (Queen's University Belfast)

Roundtable


La n American Global Thinkers of PeaceWB64: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Felix Roesch (Coventry University)Disc. Roberto Dominguez (Suffolk University)

Panel

Diplomacy for peace and pragma c accommoda on in Colombia: Juan Manuel Santos

Paula Ximena Ruiz Camacho (Universidad Externado de Colombia)Martha Ardila (Universidad Externado de Colombia)

Oscar Arias and The Reconcilia on in Central AmericaJose Antonio Sanahuja (Complutense University)

The interna onal poli cal thought of Alfonso García RoblesDavila Consuelo (Na onal Autonomous University of Mexico)Pedro González (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México)

An Intellectual of the Americas: Saavedra Lamas’ vision for peaceAriel Gonzalez (Pon fical Catholic University of Argen na (UCA))

Rigoberta Menchu: Peacebuilding through respect for diversityItzel Pamela Pérez Gómez (El Colegio de Mexico)


Poli ciza on and Contesta on of Interna onal Organiza ons from Below


Chair Andrea Schapper (University of S rling)Disc. Maryam Zarnegar Deloffre (George Washington University)

Panel

An Invita on to Struggle: Congress and the United Na ons Alynna Lyon (University of New Hampshire)

Global Norms, Interna onal Organiza ons, and Peripheral Actors: Contes ng Norms Through Sheltered Venues

Jan Lüdert (City University of Sea le)Poli ciza on and Cons tu on “From Below”: Insights from African Regional Organiza ons

Antonia Wi (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)The Use of Securi zing Language on Arc c Council Ministerial Mee ngs: Implica ons for Indigenous Par cipa on on Arc c Regional Organiza ons

Renato Fakhoury (University of Massachuse s Lowell)Friends & foes in unexpected places: Interna onal organiza ons and the spa o-temporal dynamics of poli ciza on

Reinout van der Veer (Radboud University Nijmegen)Gustav Meibauer (Radboud University)

Preliminary Program

Interna onal Organiza onInterna onal LawHuman Rights

Interna onal organiza ons and Norm Glocaliza on: Unpacking Strategies of Enforcement


Chair Andrew Cortell (Auburn University at Montgomery)Disc. Aarie Glas (Northern Illinois University)

Panel

Norm glocaliza on model: India and the United Na ons Climate Change Norm

Chris Höhne (Freie Universität Berlin)Space Sta ons: legal aspects for human ac vi es in outer space

Valeria Eboli (Italian Naval Academy - University of Pisa)Unpacking Informa on Strategies in the Poli cs of Norm Enforcement: Evidence from the OECD Guidelines

Boram Lee (University of Pennsylvania)The Domes c Impact of Interna onal Regime Complexity in Refugee Governance

Tauhid S. Bin Kashem (University of California, Irvine)Mo ves behind the legaliza on of authoritarian intergovernmental organiza ons

Jihyeon Bae (University of Washington, Sea le)


Issues in Human and Mari me SecurityWB67: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Cur s Bell (University of Tennessee at Knoxville)Disc. Cur s Bell (University of Tennessee at Knoxville)Disc. Chris an Bueger (University of Copenhagen)

Panel

Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and the Global South: Revisi ng the Demand for a Systemic Inclusion

Vinu J. George (School of Interna onal Rela ons and Poli cs, Mahatma Gandhi University)

Where the Boat Leaves From: Employing the Blue Economy as a Post-Covid Strategic Development Framework for the Caribbean

Christopher M. Brown (Georgia Southern University)Embracing interdisciplinarity in water security research: Insights from a subna onal case study of water security in Samburu, Kenya

Jeremiah Asaka (Sam Houston State University)Transregional Influences and Regional Responses in the Indian Ocean Socio-Ecological System

Mark Axelrod (Michigan State University)CHANGOMA FRANSIS (University of Dar es Salaam)Kelly Robinson (Michigan State University)Samuel Tefera Alemu (Addis Ababa University)Awet T. Weldemichael (Queen's University)Amanda Flaim (Michigan State University)

Integra ng Mari me Surveillance Technology with Regional Mari me Security Coopera on: A Trans-Disciplinary Approach For Tackling The IUU Fishing As A Security Threat In The Indo-Pacific

Pooja Bha (Jawaharlal Nehru University)


Economic Na onalism, Iden ty Poli cs, and Interna onal Rela onsWB68: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Gregory William Fuller (University of Groningen)Disc. Elsa Massoc (University of Frankfurt)

Panel

From the New Right and the Washington Consensus to Economic Na onalism

Desmond King (University of Oxford)A Return to Economic Democracy

Jonathon Moses (Norwegian University of Science and Technology)

Na onalism, Iden ty Contesta on, and Conten ous Foreign policy in Israel and Ukraine

Marius Ghincea (European University Ins tute)COVID-19 Effects on Authoritarian A tudes in Central Eastern Europe

Veronica Anghel (European University Ins tute)Paradigm shi : Is the EU star ng to grow strategic muscle?

Miguel Otero-Iglesias (Elcano Royal Ins tute and IE University)


Perspec ves on Refugees and Migra onWB69: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Idean Salehyan (University of North Texas)Disc. Idean Salehyan (University of North Texas)Disc. Vincenzo Bove (University of Warwick)

Panel

Making Refugee Rese lement Great Again: The rise of regional community-based nonprofit groups in Refugee work

Barbara Franz (Rider University)Contact and Communica on: Overcoming Host- Rese led Refugee Language Barriers

Johanna Solomon (Kent State University)Amanda Schwaben (Kent State University)

Construc ng "refugee entrepreneurship" in EuropeSatoko Horii (Akita Interna onal University)

The Global Compact for Refugees and Durable Solu ons for African Refugee Women

Olajumoke Yacob-Haliso (Babcock University)Nego a ng Life in the Central Mediterranean: The Search for a Way Out of the “Lethal Disregard for Desperate People”

Gemma Marolda (University of Pi sburgh)

Global Development

Africa and the Decolonial Turn IWB70: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Zubairu Wai (University of Toronto )Disc. Zahir Kolia (Lakehead University)

Panel

African Epistemic Agency in IR: Rethinking the Rules of EngagementW. R. Nadège Compaoré (University of Toronto)

African Subaltern Thought and the Rescue of Decolonial Cri queMarta Iniguez De Heredia (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid)

Decolonizing African Studies: A Jus ce ManifestoYolande Bouka (Queen’s University)Keyona Gallucci (Queen's University)

Theatre for Peace: Reflec ons on Forum Theatre in KenyaAwino Okech (SOAS)

(Re)Centering Decoloniza on as Ontology and Si ing through the Archives of Libera on

Oumar Ba (Cornell University)

Preliminary Program


Exclusion or Inclusion through Interna onal Organiza ons?WB71: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Clara Egger (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen (Globalisa on Studies Groningen))

Disc. Andrea Schneiker (Zeppelin University)

Panel

The Dark Side of Technology. Sovereignty A er Global GovernanceJürgen Neyer (European University Viadrina)

Disability and Women in UN Frameworks: Transversal vs. Silo Approaches

Emilie Rosenstein (University of Geneva)Leah R. Kimber (University of Geneva)

Priori sed but Excluded? Youth in UN Disarmament, Demobilisa on and Reintegra on

Jacqui Cho (swisspeace/University of Basel)Who are We? The dynamic I-We con nuum of state iden fica on at the UNGA

Mor Mitrani (The Department of Poli cal Studies, Bar Ilan University)Tracy Adams (Bar Ilan University)Inbar Noy (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

Erasure and Resistance: Ontological Insecurity and the Rwandan Batwa

Aus n Schutz (University of Alabama)

Interna onal Poli cal SociologyA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

The scale and intensity of war WB72: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Samuel Forsythe (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt / Goethe University Frankfurt )

Disc. Elke Schwarz (Queen Mary University London)

Panel

Nuclear Being and Nothingness: On Existence in the Shadow of the Bomb

Antoine Bousquet (Swedish Defence University)Jairus V. Grove (University of Hawai'i at Manoa)

War as a con nua on of crea vity by other meansDan Öberg (Swedish Defence University)

Materiality, technology and invisible interven on infrastructures. Katja Lindskov Jacobsen (Copenhagen University, Centre for Military Studies)

Paul Virilio and the Change of Scale in WarMark J. Lacy (Lancaster University)

Chemical War and Excess: An Ecological Analysis of Pes cidesGi e du Plessis (Tampere University)

Interna onal LawHuman RightsInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

Interna onal Human Rights Law and Na onal Ac onsWB73: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Jenny Lorentzen (Department of Poli cal Science, Lund University)

Disc. Stephen Noakes (University of Auckland)

Panel

Brazilian Compliance on Money Laundering Preven on Legisla on front of the Interna onal Standards

Ana Flávia da Cruz Montemor Caroso (Universidade de São Paulo)

Mul -stakeholder Governance and the Role of Non-State Actors in the Crea on and Prolifera on of Interna onal Human Rights Regimes

Carlos Perez Espi a (University of Massachuse s Boston)Spreading the Aboli on of the Death Penalty through Interna onal Dependence Networks

Darren Hawkins (Brigham Young University)The Crime of Aggression: A Major Challenge to Mul lateral Coopera on on Human Rights and Inclusive Rule-Based Global Order

Muhammad Ashfaq (University of St Andrews)Ecuador´s foreign policy and human mobility: a disjointed cons tu onal reality

Juan Carlos Valarezo (Pon fical Catholic University of Ecuador)


New Research on India’s Interna onal Rela onsWB75: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Walter Ladwig (King's College London)Disc. Walter Ladwig (King's College London)

Panel

India as a power: An analysis of its understanding of power in rela on to China and Asia in the twen eth century

Raphaëlle Khan (IRSEM)India, Singapore and & Bose’s Indian Na onal Army

Swapna Kona Nayudu (Harvard University)Colonial Sinews of Postcolonial Espionage: India and the Making of Ghana's External Intelligence Agency, 1958-61

Avinash Paliwal (SOAS University of London)Indian Military Strategy in the Kargil War

Arzan Tarapore (Stanford University)Interna onal Opera ons? Russian and US Influences on Indian Army Doctrines and Concepts, 1965-present

Frank O'Donnell (Fletcher School of Law & Diplomacy, Tu s University)


Mul sensory IR: Emerging Methods for a Changing Global WorldWB76: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair William A. Callahan (London School of Economics)Disc. Michelle Weitzel (University of Basel)

Panel

Rhymes, Rhythms and Resonances: Alterna ve Methods for Cri cal IR

William A. Callahan (London School of Economics)Crea ve Destruc on: Art and Protest in the Contemporary Mexican Feminist Movement

Tania Islas Weinstein (McGill University)Visualising Love at the Chinese-Russian Border

Elena Barabantseva (University of Manchester)Visualising Hong Kong: The Ques on of Agency

Malte Philipp Kaeding (University of Surrey)Heidi Wang-Kaeding (Keele University)

Ignite Your Senses: The Fracturing and Future of the Californian Aesthe c

Jonathan Luke Aus n (The Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies, Geneva)Anna Leander (Graduate Ins tute Geneva)

Preliminary Program


Global Perspec ves on Covid-19WB77: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Terence Roehrig (US Naval War College)Disc. Terence Roehrig (US Naval War College)Disc. Carla Freeman (Johns Hopkins University, SAIS)

Panel

Normalized state surveillance and bo om-up surveillance in Vietnam during COVID-19: the sen mental mass and Foucauldian state-people power rela ons

Thi Thuy Duong Pham (Yenching Academy - Peking University (China)(MA)/University of California, San Diego (Ph.D))Thuy Quynh Truong (Ewha Womans University)

Japan and COVID-19: Towards Strategic and Non-Strategic Coopera on

Beata Bochorodycz (Adam Mickiewicz University)Perpetual Struggle of Minority Migrants in Covid-19 Pandemic: A Case Study of India

Gaidimlung Kahmei Jacob (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Social distancing in interna onal rela ons: the case of North Korea

Edward H. K. Howell (University of Oxford)Queering the Pandemic: Documen ng LGBTQ Experiences with COVID in the UK

Molly Merryman (Kent State University)


Broader Perspec ves to Study IRWB78: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Abhishek Choudhary (Department of Poli cal Science, University of Delhi)

Disc. Asees Puri (The Graduate Ins tute for Interna onal & Development Studies)

Panel

Necrochronopoli cs and the horizons of futurity: a shrinking future space for a smaller world?

Francine Rossone de Paula (Queen's University Belfast)The Subversive Poten al of Dance in World Poli cs: Dancing as a Dissensual and Affec ve Prac ce in the Everyday

Sengul Yildiz Alanbay (ASPECT, Virginia Tech)Widening Interna onal Rela ons Scholarship with Freedom of Informa on Act Requests

Sarah Naumes (University of California, Merced)Moving beyond the boundaries of disciplines: A tryst of Literature with Poli cs

MEHNAZ ABDULLAH (Jawaharlal Nehru University )Interdisciplinary Connec on Points between Memory Studies & Interna onal Rela ons

Elise Sammons (University of Alberta)


Cri cal Perspec ves on Security: Ethnic Conflict, Policing, Imagery and AI


Chair Thiago Cavallini (MA Student at University of Leicester)Disc. Chris Ferrero (Coastal Carolina University)

Panel

The audience dilemma: Dynamics between audiences in the securi za on process of ethnic kin states

Ronnie M. Olesker (St. Lawrence University)Ethnic Conflicts in the South Caucasus: War Never Changes

Lilia Arakelyan (Florida Interna onal University )

Global Capitalism and Security-Police Assemblages: Marxism, Assemblage Theory, and the Global Poli cal-Economic-Security Ecosystem

Michael Albert (SOAS University of London)Poli cs of Embarrassment: Victory, Shame, and Masculinity in the Populist Security Imaginary

Alexandra Homolar (University of Warwick)Georg Loefflmann (University of Warwick)

Examining power in network socie es: the importance of transdisciplinarity to understand digital poli cal phenomena

Beatriz Buarque (University of Manchester)


Foreign Aid Ques onsWC00-1: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Poster Gallery Session

"Workplaces and Woods": Rethinking Compe on Among Aid Organiza ons

Swetha Ramachandran (IHEID, Geneva)Disease Vulnerability, Strategic Interests, and Health Aid

Wonjae Hwang (University of Tennessee)Jeeseon Hwang (Seoul Na onal University)

More Problems More Money? Does China Lend More to African Countries with Higher Credit Risk Levels?

David Landry (Johns Hopkins University)


Elec ons & DemocracyWC00-2: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Poster Gallery Session

The Rhetoric of “Stolen” US Presiden al Elec on and the Australian Poli cal Media: From Populist Reac ons to a Cons tu onal-Democra c Resolu on

Christopher Appiah-Thompson (The University of Newcastle, Australia)

“But his emails”: How the Trump campaign u lized the privacy of direct emails to stoke anger and lie under the radar during the month before and a er the Presiden al Elec ons of Nov.3, 2020

Vanessa Bravo (Elon University)One Party to Rule them All: Assessing the Determinants of Support for Ruling Par es in Dominant-Party Democracies

Ma hew Cobb (Coastal Carolina University)


PeacebuildingWC00-3: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Poster Gallery Session

Can We A ribute Improvement to Interven on? A Cri cal Review of Environmental Dimensions in Environmental Peacebuilding

Jamon Van Den Hoek (Oregon State University)Is Gender Mainstreaming in Preven ng and Countering Violent Extremism (P/CVE) Really Feminist? A Look At P/CVE and WPS Policies in The Sahel.

Anaïs F. El-Amraoui (Queen's University)


SECURITYWC01: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair T. V. Paul (McGill University)

Junior Scholar

Preliminary Program


SECURITY gender & securityWC01-A: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

JSS-Disc Mary K. Meyer McAleese (Eckerd College)JSS-Disc Ivan Dinev Ivanov (University of Cincinna )


The Logic of Cruelty in Civil WarSamuel Ritholtz (University of Oxford)

Protec on in Armed Conflict: Child Marriage in the Central African Republic

Marcellina Priadi (Uppsala University)Bodies as Ba lefields: Gender Dynamics in the Colombian Armed Conflict

Signe Svallfors (Stockholm University)A Cri cal Examina on of Liberal Peace building’s Engagement with Afghan Women in the post 9/11 era

Nasema Zeerak (University of Minnesota)Wars and Wombs: Gender Hierarchy and Reproduc ve Violence in Rebel Organiza ons

Lindsey Allemang (University of Iowa)


SECURITY: Nuclear Poli csWC01-B: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

JSS-Disc Virginie Grzelczyk (Aston University)JSS-Disc Stuart Kaufman (University of Delaware)


Nuclear strategy under risk: loss aversion and nuclear prolifera onPedro Goulart (University of Georgia)

Nuclear first use incen ves in an era of asymmetryEven Larsen (University of Oslo)

Nuclear vs. Conven onal Capabili es in Explaining Interna onal Crisis Outcomes

Tyler Bowen (Johns Hopkins University SAIS)Yang Gyu Kim (Florida Interna onal University)

For (Inter)Dependence or Grandeur: Status, Humilia on, and Divergent Nuclear Security Behavior in Britain and France

Nicholas Blanche e (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology)Foes Forever? Time Horizons, Risky Policies and Strategic Pa ence

Garre Hinck (Columbia University)


SECURITY: Na onal Security & Cyber WarfareWC01-C: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

JSS-Disc Stefan Cibian (Făgăraș Research Ins tute and Babeș-Bolyai University)

JSS-Disc Ma eo Dian (University of Bologna)


How New and Cold Is the New Cold War? Evalua ng China-US Rivalry in a Digital Era

Peng Wang (Renmin University of China)Digital Trade Barriers: Can cyber threat environments drive states to adopt a protec onist stance?

Grace Mueller (The University of Texas at Dallas)Military Strategy in the Cyber Era

Micaela McFadden (Ins tute of World Poli cs)(Solar) Winds of Change? Toward a Be er Understanding of the Role of Publicity in Cyber Opera ons

Gil Baram (Tel Aviv University)Cons tu ve Security Prac ces: Cyberspace and the State

Sulagna Basu (University of Sydney)


SECURITY: War, Interna onal Conflict, and Military PowerWC01-D: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

JSS-Disc Michael J. Butler (Clark University)JSS-Disc Bre Ashley Leeds (Rice University)


How much do states actually commit to judicial dispute se lement? Evidence from the UN Law of the Sea regime

Umut Yüksel (The Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)Thomas Gmuer (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies, Geneva)

River Conflicts Redux: Ins tu onal agreements over transboundary versus interna onal riparian systems


Arming Costs, War Outcomes, and Postwar Military PowerJoshua Landry (The University of Texas at Aus n)

The Desire to Punish Belligerent Countries: Is Compliance Enough for Appeasing an Angry Public?

Michael Yekple (University of Central Florida)Zla n Mitkov (University of Central Florida)Santosh Sapkota (University of Central Florida)

Material Advantage, Military Effec veness, and War Dura onAbdullah Kabaoglu (University of Georgia)

English School

Great Powers in the 21st Century: Revisi ng IR Conceptualisa ons of Great Powers in a New Age of War

WC02: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Andreas Behnke (University of Reading)Disc. Ma hew Ford (University of Sussex)

Panel

Chess in Three Dimensions: How Russia, China, and the U.S. Promote Compe ng Visions of Great Power Compe on in Africa

Linda S. Bishai (Ins tute for Defense Analyses)‘War by Pencil’: Military Educa on Programs as a Tool of Great Power Compe on

Malte Riemann (Royal Military Academy Sandhurst)Norma Rossi (Royal Military Academy Sandhurst)

The Open-Door/Closed-Door Nexus: US Military Assistance as a Tool of Great Power Compe on

Rubrick Biegon (University of Kent)The Past and Present of Power Poli cs: Recovering Historical Meanings of ‘Great Powers’ From the Archives of Bull and Morgenthau

Andreas Behnke (University of Reading)War Performance in Great Power Compe on

Vladimir Rauta (University of Reading)

Interna onal EthicsTheoryEnglish School

Designing a Future Interna onal Order?WC03: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Robyn Eckersley (University of Melbourne)Disc. Chris an G. K. Reus-Smit (University of Queensland)

Panel

How to Construct a New Global OrderStephen Mar n Walt (Harvard University)

How Interna onal Orders Can Generate Shared Moral Responsibili es

Toni Erskine (Australian Na onal University)

Preliminary Program

Interna onal Order, the Myth of Design and the Role of NormsChris Brown (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Flexibility in Order: Three Condi ons that Preclude Change in Interna onal Order

Mariya Grinberg (University of Chicago)Asking the Rights Ques on: Differen ated Rights and the Norma ve Underpinnings of Future Orders

Benjamin Zala (Australian Na onal University)

Interna onal Communica on

Big Data and Poli cal Informa onWC04: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Pawel Surowiec (University of Sheffield)Disc. Sejung Park (Pukyong Na onal University)

Panel

A power-media model of the global flows of poli cal informa onMichal Parízek (Charles University)

Sen ment Analysis and Longitudinal Russian Strategic Narra ves towards Ukraine, 2005-2020

Juris Pupcenoks (Marist College)Sco Fisher (New Jersey City University)Graig R. Klein (New Jersey City University)

Merging Rhetorical Studies and Big Data to Be er Understand Rhetorical Acts of Violence in ISIS Publica ons

Ayse Lokmanoglu (Northwestern University)Carol Winkler (Georgia State University)Monerah Almahmoud (Georgia State University )

Measuring poli cal informa on: novel method for es ma ng the informa on content of poli cal communica on

Michal Parízek (Charles University)Jakub Tesar (Charles University)

Words Speak Louder Than Numbers: Es ma ng China’s COVID-19 Severity with Deep Learning

Weifeng Zhong (Mercatus Center at George Mason University)


Disaggrega ng the “Ambi on Gap” in Climate Mi ga on: Iden fying Na onal and Regional Obstacles to Decarboniza on


Chair Ludovico Feoli (Tulane University)Disc. Sebas an Oberthuer (Free University of Brussels)

Panel

The Poli cs of Carbon Neutrality Pathways: Insights from ChinaJoanna I. Lewis (Georgetown University)

From incremental to transforma onal climate policy in the EU: advances and challenges

Claire Dupont (Ghent University)Climate Change Mi ga on and State Capacity and Willingness in the Middle East and North Africa

Tofigh Maboudi (Loyola University Chicago)Mi gators, Adapters, and Mi gator-Adapters: A New Approach to the Poli cs of Climate Change

Todd Eisenstadt (American University)Karl VonZabern (American University )Jennifer Lopez (American University)Tofigh Maboudi (Loyola University Chicago)

Entrenched Interests, Policy Swings, and the Race Against Time in the US for a Coherent Climate Policy

Karl VonZabern (American University )

Historical Interna onal Rela onsEnvironmental StudiesPoli cal Demography and Geography

Studying the Social and Poli cal Effects of Environmental Governance: Networks, Hierarchies and Norms


Chair Kerry Goe lich (University of Reading)Disc. Nathan Lemphers (University of O awa)

Panel

Playing the Environmental Card? Environmental norms and poli cs in the Caspian region

Kris n Fjæstad (Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs (NUPI))

Global Networks to Na onal Governance? Tracing changes of professional exper se in Amazon environmental governance

Cris ana Maglia (Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)The Amazon in Environmental Nego a ons: A text-based network analysis

Lucas de Oliveira Paes (Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs (NUPI))

Ecosystem Coopera on and Hierarchy Forma on: Construc ng the Caspian

Paul Beaumont (The Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)

Speaking for Ecosystems: A compara ve perspec veElana Rowe (Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)


Adap ve complexity programming - what is wri en and what actually happens. Tales of two worlds.


Chair Claudio Alber (Trinity College Dublin -swisspeace)Chair Megan Greeley (Trinity College Dublin )Disc. Lara Olson (University of Oxford)

Innova ve Panel


Contemporary Reflec ons on Cri cal Terrorism StudiesWC09: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Alice Mar ni (Universidad Comillas)Disc. Raquel Da Silva (Ins tuto Universitário de Lisboa)Part. Richard Jackson (University of Otago)Part. Priya Dixit (Virginia Tech)Part. Harmonie M. Toros (University of Kent)Part. Laura Fernández de Mosteyrín (Na onal Distance Educa on

University (UNED))Part. Tom Pe nger (University of Warwick)Part. Alessandra Russo (University of Trento)Part. Berit Bliesemann de Guevara (Aberystwyth University)

Partner Organiza on

Peace Studies

Goal 16 of the Sustainable Development Goals: Ins tu ons and Inclusivity in Fragile and Conflict-Affected States


Chair Alistair Edgar (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs)Disc. Necla Tschirgi (Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies,

University of San Diego)

Panel

SDG 16 and Sri Lanka: When Strong Ins tu ons Contradict Peace and Jus ce

Gilberto Algar-Faria (Independent research consultant)

Preliminary Program

Local Peace Councils and the Poli cs of Inclusivity in GhanaEric Tanguay (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs)

Gendered Peacebuilding in South Sudan: The inclusivity of women in peacebuilding in South Sudan

Emmaculate Liaga (University of Pretoria )SDG 16 as Infrastructure for Inclusive Peace? A Case study of the DRC

Kirsten Van Houten (University of O awa)Unpacking the Poli cs of Inclusion in Fragile and Conflict-Affected States

Timothy Donais (Wilfrid Laurier University)Abbas Imam (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs)

Interna onal Organiza onPeace Studies

Organized Hypocrisy? Interorganiza onal Coopera on and Crisis Management


Chair Olufemi Oloba (OGEES Ins tute, Afe Babalola University, Ado-Eki )

Disc. Sorina Crisan (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies, Geneva)

Panel

The Organized Hypocrisy of Outsourcing Interna onal Organiza ons’ Crisis Management: Security priva za on in UN, EU, and NATO missions

Oldrich Bures (Metropolitan University Prague)Eugenio Cusumano (Cà Foscari University of Venice)

Varie es of Regional Ownership and Regional-Global Peace and Security Coopera on in Africa

Jamie Pring (Freie Universität Berlin)Punish, Assist, or Reprimand? Explaining ECOWAS's Military Interven on in the Gambia, 2017

Sahil Mathur (American University)Conflict management and organiza onal theory: how European experts work in the Sahel

Leonard Colomba Pe eng (Sciences Po Paris)(Dis)congruencies in Interna onal Organiza on Responses to Secessionist Movements: Evidence from Cabinda and South Sudan

Abdiasis Issa (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs (Wilfrid Laurier University))Megan Payler (The University of Western Ontario)

Science, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela onsInterna onal Communica onA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

Manufacturing democracy decline: social media and technologyWC12: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Duyen Bui (University of Hawaii at Manoa)Disc. Duyen Bui (University of Hawaii at Manoa)

Panel

New Understandings and Legisla on on NAGPRA, Sovereignty, and Indigenous Repatria on

Ashleigh Breske (Hollins University)The substance of theory: Ubiquitous compu ng and rela onalist reorienta ons

Val Muzik (University of Bri sh Columbia) Affec ve Anasthesia: Manufacturing numbness in an age of dissent

Natallia Khaniejo (Nanyang Technological University)Democracy in Decline: Civic Society, Social Media, and the Trust Gap

Jennifer Davis (Department of Defense)

Evidence-based Ac vism in Refugee Status Determina on: The Democra sa on of Country of Origin Informa on

Jasper van der Kist (University of Manchester)


Interna onal Affairs 100th Anniversary Special Issue - The Racialised and Colonial Power Dynamics of Academic-Prac oner Knowledge Exchange


Chair Jenna Marshall (University of Kassel)Chair Jasmine Gani (University of St. Andrews)Disc. Mar n Weber (University of Queensland)Disc. Mar n Jonathan Bayly (London School of Economics)Part. Amitav Acharya (American University)Part. Lucian M. Ashworth (Memorial University of Newfoundland)Part. Somdeep Sen (Roskilde University)Part. Sharri Plonski (Queen Mary University of London)Part. Althea-Maria Rivas (SOAS)Part. Jan Wilkens (University of Hamburg)Part. Alvine Datchoua-Tirvaudey (University of Hamburg, CEN-

CLICCS)Part. Ananya Sharma (Ashoka University)Part. Sithembile Mbete (University of Pretoria)

Roundtable


Emerging Military Technologies in IR - a Mul -Stakeholder Approach


Chair Sco D. Sagan (Stanford University)Disc. Sarah E. Kreps (Cornell University)Disc. Jonathan Renshon (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

Panel

Intui ons and the Moral Legi macy of Drone WarfarePaul Lushenko (Cornell University)

Interna onal Trust and Cyber Signals – Explaining Public A tudes to Foreign Cyber Threats

Nadiya Kostyuk (Georgia Ins tute of Technology)Ryan Shandler (University of Oxford)

Informa on Technology and Diplomacy: The Telegraph CaseMichael Horowitz (University of Pennsylvania)Casey Mahoney (University of Pennsylvania)

The Fourth Industrial Revolu on and the Balance of Power: Ar ficial intelligence and US-China Rela ons

Jennifer Lind (Dartmouth College)Ma hew Brummer (University of Tokyo)

Evalua ng Escala on: Conceptualizing Escala on in an Era of Emerging Technology

Erik Lin-Greenberg (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology)


Will crypto-currencies and CBDC change power rela ons in the interna onal monetary system?


Chair Benjamin Cohen (University of California, Santa Barbara)Part. Miguel Otero-Iglesias (Elcano Royal Ins tute and IE University)Part. W. Kindred Winecoff (Indiana University)Part. Carla Norrlof (University of Toronto)Part. Paola Subbachi (Queen Mary College, University of London)Part. Benjamin Cohen (University of California, Santa Barbara)

Roundtable

Preliminary Program

Global DevelopmentAc ve Learning in Interna onal Affairs

Pedagogy as if Life Ma eredWC16: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Olivia Umurerwa Rutazibwa (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Part. Isaac A. Kamola (Trinity College)Part. Jonneke Koomen (Willame e University)Part. Allen Stack (Johns Hopkins University)Part. Laura J. Shepherd (University of Sydney)Part. Anna M. Agathangelou (York University)Part. Salome Paul (Willame e University)

Roundtable

Global DevelopmentTheory

Decolonizing Poli cs –In dialogue with Robbie ShilliamWC17: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Heloise Weber (University of Queensland)Part. Kelebogile Zvobgo (College of William & Mary)Part. Bentley B. Allan (Johns Hopkins University)Part. Oumar Ba (Cornell University)Part. Megan H. MacKenzie (Simon Fraser University )Part. Michael Barne (George Washington University)Part. Robbie Shilliam (Johns Hopkins University)

Roundtable


Winds of changeWC18: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Mark Stout (Johns Hopkins University)Disc. Damien Van Puyvelde (University of Glasgow)

Panel

‘Our man in Tripoli’: Libya, and the limits of clandes ne diplomacyHuw Dylan (King's College London)

Hun ng traitors: the changing nature of Czechoslovakia's kidnapping and assassina on campaigns

Daniela Richterova (Brunel University London)Expose, jus fy, influence: using intelligence as propaganda in interna onal poli cs

Thomas Maguire (King's College London)The origins of Britain’s Joint Ac on Commi ee

Michael S. Goodman (King's College London)Covert ac on as deterrence

Magda Long (King's College London)


Islam in Interna onal Rela onsWC19: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Vendulka Kubalkova (University of Miami, USA; Visi ng Professor, VŠE Prague, Czech Republic)

Part. Mohammad S. Homayounvash (Miami Dade College)Part. Jeffrey P. Haynes (London Metropolitan University)Part. Mohammad Mahalla (Oberlin College)Part. Hadi Sema (University of Tehran)Part. Juan Cole (University of Michigan)Part. Mohiaddin Mesbahi (Florida Interna onal University)

Roundtable


Psychology in Foreign PolicyWC20: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Eric Singer (Goucher College)Disc. Christopher J. Fe weis (Tulane University)

Panel

"Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor"? Reputa on, Iden ty and Support for Refugee Admission into the US

A. Burcu Bayram (University of Arkansas)Faten Ghosn (University of Arizona)

The Strategic Consequences of Emo on in DiplomacyBrandon Yoder (Australian Na onal University)

Towards A Be er Understanding of Threat Percep on in Interna onal Rela ons

Eitan Oren (King's College London)Profiling the Personality of Populist Foreign Policy Makers: A Leadership Trait Analysis

Klaus Brummer (Catholic University of Eichstä -Ingolstadt)Stephan Fouquet (Catholic University of Eichstä -Ingolstadt)

“Just like Dunkirk”: How Governments Engineer a Sense of Victory amidst Defeat in Interna onal Conflicts

Seanon Wong (Chinese University of Hong Kong)


Chinese Foreign Policy and The PandemicWC21: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Ja Ian Chong (Na onal University of Singapore)Disc. Ja Ian Chong (Na onal University of Singapore)

Panel

The Analogy of Pandemic: US-China Rela ons in the Era of Covid-19Chris na Lai (Academia Sinica, Taiwan)

The Trilateral Rela onship between Taiwan, the US and China before and a er the Breakout of COVID-19 Pandemic

Wayne Tan (Na onal Chung Hsing University)China’s Mul -layered Strategy of Health Diplomacy during Pandemics: Mo ves, Pa erns, and Impacts

Mason Kim (Spelman College)Sino-Brazilian Rela ons at Stake: The Rise of An -China Rhetoric in Jair Bolsonaro’s Administra on

Renan Montenegro (Federal University of Pernambuco)China’s Rela ons with the Middle East during COVID-19

Dawn Murphy (U.S. Air War College)


Nontradi onal Implements of Foreign PolicyWC22: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Bri nee Carter (University of Kansas)Disc. Dursun Peksen (University of Memphis)

Panel

China’s Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) and Partner State Vote Convergence on Human Rights Issues in the UN General Assembly (UNGA)

Thomas Moore (University of Cincinna )James R. Masterson (Morehead State University)

Visas as Foreign PolicyDavid Leblang (University of Virginia)Kevin Cope (University of Virginia)

The influence of news coverage on governments’ humanitarian aid: The bureaucrats’ perspec ve

Mel Bunce (City, University of London )

Preliminary Program

Too Divided to Aid: Why Divided Governments Allocate Less Foreign Aid than Unified Governments

Byungwon Woo (Yonsei University)Voter-endorsed challenges to interna onal ins tu ons: Consequences and responses

Stefanie Walter (University of Zurich)


Populism and Foreign PolicyWC23: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Johannes Plagemann (GIGA German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies)

Disc. Cameron G. Thies (Michigan State University)

Panel

Just Rhetoric, or More? Impact of Populist Leaders on Foreign Policy Making

H. Ege Ozen (College of Staten Island, CUNY)Berk Esen (Sabanci University)

Disaggrega ng populism in interna onal poli csToby Greene (Bar Ilan University)

The Rise of New Na onalism: Globaliza on, Crisis and the New Face of Right-Wing Poli cs

Gorkem Al nors (Bilecik Seyh Edebali University)Angelos Stylianos Chryssogelos (London Metropolitan University)

Right-wing Populism, Foreign Policy and the Poli cs of Iden ty: The Discursive Construc on of “the People”

Thorsten Wojczewski (King's College London)Populist Foreign Policies in the Global South: comparing the far-right iden ty-set between Brazil and India

Irma Silva (University of São Paulo)Feliciano de Sá Guimarães (University of São Paulo)Le cia Mongelli (University of São Paulo)Anna Carolina Raposo de Mello (Universidade de São Paulo)


China and the Remaking of the East Asian Security OrderWC24: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Evelyn Goh (Australian Na onal University)Disc. Evelyn Goh (Australian Na onal University)

Panel

Decoding South China Sea Conundrum in China-ASEAN Calculus: A Study from Conflict Preven on Framework

CHANDER S. (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi)Public Goods in Hard Times: U.S.-China Compe on in a Post-COVID East Asia

Il Hyun Cho (Lafaye e College)China's Belt and Road in Southeast Asia: between economic diplomacy and strategic asser veness in the South China Sea

Florencia Rubiolo (CONICET / Cordoba Catholic University (UCC))

The Intensifying Security Dilemma in the South China SeaDavid W. Kearn, Jr. (St. John's University)

Challenging Hegemony: China's Delegi ma on of the US-led Security Order in East Asia

Ji Young Kwon (American University)

Post Communist SystemsEthnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on StudiesPoli cal Demography and Geography

The Role of Ci es in World Poli cs: Common and Different in Russian and Western Studies


Chair Marina Lebedeva (Moscow State Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons)

Disc. Grigory Ioffe (Radford University)

Panel

Smart global si es and the crisis of neoliberal globaliza on: A regula onist approach

Mikhail Molchanov (Centre for Military, Intelligence and Security Studies, Victoria, Canada)

Ci es in the US and Russia: A Compara ve View on the Demographic and Migra on Dynamics and the Evolving Poli cal and Economic Role

Andrei V. Korobkov (Middle Tennessee State University)City Diplomacy: Structural Drivers and Future Challenges

Raffaele Marche (LUISS Guido Carli University)Russian Ci es Diplomacy

Marina Lebedeva (Moscow State Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons)

Global ci es: human capital and social dimensionYulia Niki na (MGIMO-University)


Honoring STAIR Dis nguished Scholar Award Winner Marianne Franklin


Chair Vic Castro (University of Copenhagen)Part. Nicholas Kiersey (University of Texas Rio Grande Valley)Part. Ma Davies (Newcastle University and Pon cia Universidade

Católica do Rio de Janeiro)Part. Meera Sabaratnam (SOAS, University of London)Part. Geoffrey A. Whitehall (Acadia University)Part. Kevin C. Dunn (Hobart and William Smith Colleges)Honoree

Marianne Franklin (Goldsmiths)


Peace Studies

Disarmament Theory Roundtable 2: Ar cula ng Disarmament Pathways in History and Prac ce


Chair Ma hew Bolton (Pace University New York City)Part. Denise Garcia (Northeastern University)Part. Eugenio Benincasa (Pacific Forum)Part. Robert Muggah (Igarape Ins tute)Part. Malcolm R. Dando (University of Bradford)Part. Emily Welty (Pace University)Part. Tamara Enomoto (Meiji University)

Roundtable

Preliminary Program


Research & Publishing on Public Diplomacy: A Conversa on with Editors


Chair Kadir Jun Ayhan (Ewha Womans University)Part. Kathy R. Fitzpatrick (University of South Florida)Part. Jan Melissen (Leiden University, University of Antwerp)Part. James Pamment (Lund University)Part. Tania Gómez-Zapata (Universidad de las Américas Puebla)Part. Kadir Jun Ayhan (Ewha Womans University)Part. Sonali Singh (Jai Prakash Mahila College, Jai Prakash

University)

Roundtable

Peace StudiesScien fic Study of Interna onal ProcessesInterna onal Law

Vigilan sm and Informal Jus ceWC29: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Sco Gates (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) and University of Oslo)

Disc. Danielle Jung (Emory University)

Panel

A tudes Toward Vigilante Crime Control in MexicoHannah Baron (Brown University)

Vigilan sm and the StateRegina Anne Bateson (Yale University)

Vigilante Prac ces: Retalia ve Jus ce a er WarKit Rickard (University College London (UCL))

Caught in a Web of Violence: The Transforma on of Vigilantes in the Shadow of Civil War

Claudia Wiehler (ETH Zürich)A Wave of Lynching: Morality, Authority, and Solidarity in Post-Tsunami Aceh

Enzo Nussio (Universidad de los Andes, Bogotá)Govinda D. Clayton (ETH Zurich)


Recognizing Ins tu onal Racism within the Profession: experiences, prac ces and how to navigate towards solu ons


Chair Sohini Cha erjee (Western University)Part. Andrew Delatolla (University of Leeds)Part. Toni Haastrup (University of S rling)Part. Dibyesh Anand (University of Westminster)Part. Momin Rahman (Trent University)Part. Nassef Manabilang Adiong (The Philippine Interna onal

Studies Organiza on (PHISO))Part. Jeremy Youde (University of Minnesota Duluth)

Roundtable


Engaging with Think Tanks: An Academic's Guide WC31: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Benjamin Horton (Chatham House)Part. Amrita Narlikar (German Ins tute for Global and Area Studies

(GIGA) and University of Hamburg)Part. Leslie Vinjamuri (University of London)Part. Jordan Tama (American University)Part. Alice Pannier (Johns Hopkins SAIS, Washington)Part. Emmanuel A. Balogun (Skidmore College)Part. Krisz na Csortea (Interna onal Affairs)

Roundtable


Regional Rivalries and Norms of Interven onWC32: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Paul Diehl (Independent Scholar)Disc. Laura Gomez Mera (University of Miami)

Panel

To Intervene or Not to Intervene: The Poli cs of Crisis, Sovereignty, and Interven on in Southeast Asia

Chin-Hao Huang (Yale-NUS College)Understanding Arab League and GCC Interven onism in the Arab Spring: Developing "Reac on Norms" as a New Theore cal Tool

James E. Worrall (University of Leeds)Faulty Security Dilemma or Consolida on of Intraregional Interstate Peace in South America's Southern Cone?

Félix E. Mar n (Florida Interna onal University)Mari me Disputes in the Eastern Mediterranean

Levent Kirval (Istanbul Technical University)Arda Özkan (Ankara University)

The Saavedra Lamas Peace: How Territorial Integrity and Non-Interven on Norms Solidified Peace in the Americas

Luis L. Schenoni (University of Konstanz)Andrew Owsiak (University of Georgia)Paul Diehl (Independent Scholar)Gary Goertz (Notre Dame University)


New Voices in American Grand Strategy: Insights of Early Career Researchers


Chair Hilde E. Restad (Bjørknes College)Disc. Hilde E. Restad (Bjørknes College)

Panel

Rebalance to Asia or Pivot Back to Europe? Unpacking Regional Priori es in US Grand Strategy

Linde Desmaele (Ins tute for European Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel)

How Execu ve Branch Agencies Shape U.S. Grand Strategy: The Case of Henry S mson and the War Department

Grant Golub (The London School of Economics and Poli cal Science (LSE))

Retrenchment Begins at Home: The Poli cs of Restraint in the Middle East

Andrew Payne (University of Oxford)Guarantor of Globalism: The Federal Reserve and U.S. Grand Strategy in the Post-Cold War World

Angus Reilly (King's College London)Dubious Threats: The Liberal Paradigm and Overbalancing in US Foreign Policy

Ellis Malle (University of Surrey)

Preliminary Program


Mesa redonda “Avances y desa os en la implementación de la paz en Colombia”


Chair Cécile Alexa Mouly (Facultad La noamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLACSO) - Ecuador)

Part. Josefina Echavarria Alvarez (University of Notre Dame)Part. Maria Lucia Zapata Cancelado (Javeriana University)Part. Angela Lederach (Creighton University)Part. Mery Rodriguez (Observatorio para La Paz)Part. Juan Masullo (Leiden University)Part. Anne e Idler (University of Oxford)

In Other Words


The Dynamics of Civil WarWC35: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Michael Widmeier (Webster University)Disc. Babak RezaeeDaryakenari (Leiden University)

Panel

To Which Victor Go the Spoils? Predic ng “The Day A er” Regimes Fall

Peter Krause (Boston College)Civil War Paths: Understanding Civil War from Pre- to Post-War Stages

Anastasia Shesterinina (The University of Sheffield)Crossing Ba le Death Lines: Why Do Some Insurgent Organiza ons Escalate Violence to Higher-intensity Armed Conflicts?

Michael Shkolnik (Carleton University, Norman Paterson School of Interna onal Affairs)

Stalemate, Ceasefire, and War recurrenceCeyhun Mahmudlu (Cornell University )Namig Abbasov (Arizona State University)

Propaganda in the Onset of Civil War Rachel Vincent (University of Tennessee)


Reputa on and Standing in World AffairsWC36: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Kathleen Powers (Dartmouth College)Disc. Ryan Brutger (University of California, Berkeley)Disc. Rachel Myrick (Duke University)

Panel

The Discursive Origins of Reputa onsRyan M. Powers (University of Georgia)

Rewarding Women's Rights in DictatorshipsSarah Bush (Yale University)Daniela Donno (University of Cyprus)

Status, Race and Foreign Policy PreferencesCleo O'Brien-Udry (Yale University)

Strategies of Contesta on: Interna onal Law, Domes c Audiences, and Image Management

Julia Morse (University of California, Santa Barbara)The Domes c Sources of Interna onal Reputa on

Michael Goldfien (Yale University)Michael Joseph (George Washington University)


Iner a and Uncertainty in Military, Humanitarian, and Statebuilding Interven ons


Chair Hiromi Nagata Fujishige (University of London)Disc. Tricia Sullivan (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill)

Panel

The Fog of Interven on: Uncertainty, Local Ins tu ons, and the Regular Recurrence of Poor Postwar Planning

Benjamin Denison (Defense Priori es )Surge, Surrender, or Stay the Course: War me Decision-Making in Inherited Interven ons

Theo Milonopoulos (Columbia University)From Interven on to stabiliza on: The Evolving Security Norms

Mohammed Babiker (Higher Academy for Strategic and Security Studies)

Civil Wars as Cri cal Junctures: Theore cal Grounding and Empirical Applica ons

Kai Thaler (University of California, Santa Barbara)Outsourcing the Responsibility to Protect: Role of PMSCs in Humanitarian Interven on in Failed State

Anuradha Oinam (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi)


Weapons Governance By State and Non-State ActorsWC38: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Andrey Baklitskiy (MGIMO University)Disc. Jonathan Caverley (U.S. Naval War College)

Panel

The fate of arms control a er the return of interest and compe on Aaron Karp (Old Dominion University)

The Role of Non-Governmental Organiza ons Role in Crea ng Modern Interna onal Conven onal Weapons Prohibi on Regimes: Blinding Lasers, Landmines, Cluster Muni ons, and Killer Robots

Ken Rutherford (James Madison University)The Landscape of Mul lateral Weapons Governance Agreements

Naomi Egel (Cornell University)When the future of arms control? Lessons from 18 years of UNSCR 1540

Patrick Co rell (Linfield College)Mark Nance (North Carolina State University)

Explaining the lack of interna onal coopera on in the field of Ar ficial Intelligence

Medlir Mema (Tokyo Interna onal University)

Diploma c Studies

Appraising Transprofessional Diplomacy in a Complex World WC39: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair David Wellman (DePaul University)Part. Costas M. Constan nou (University of Cyprus)Part. Noe Cornago (University of the Basque Country)Part. Fiona McConnell (University of Oxford)Part. Mai'a K. Davis Cross (Northeastern University)Part. Merje Kuus (University of Bri sh Columbia)Part. Geoffrey R. Wiseman (DePaul University)

Roundtable

Preliminary Program

Diploma c Studies

The Crossroads of Egypt: Understanding Egypt’s Posi on within a Conten ous Region


Chair Riham Bahi (Faculty of Economics and Poli cal Science, Cairo University)

Disc. Ramy Magdy Abdelmonem Ahmed (Faculty of Economics and Poli cal Science- Cairo University)

Panel

What are the challenges of normalizing Egyp an-Turkish rela ons a er the first round of exploratory nego a ons in Cairo?

Mona Soliman GadElmolaa (Mostaqbal Watan Center for Poli cal and Strategic Studies)

Regional Security Structures in the Middle East: the Egyp an Role and Challenges

Fareeda Khalifa (University of Essex)A study on Egypt’s efforts to restore its regional role since 2014

Mona Soliman GadElmolaa (Mostaqbal Watan Center for Poli cal and Strategic Studies)

The impact of economic reform on promo ng the regional economic role of Egypt towards the eastern Mediterranean and African countries

amal abdell f (Mostaqbal Watan Center For Poli cal and Startegic Studies)

Determinants of the Egyp an Foreign Policy towards Egyp an Na onal Security Issues Case Study: The Case of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD)

Raghda Mahmoud (Mostaqbal Watan Center for Poli cal and Startegic Studies)

Global Health

Na onal Responses to COVID-19 WC41: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Catherine Worsnop (University of Maryland School of Public Policy)

Disc. Jana-Maria Fey (University of Sheffield)

Panel

Explaining Russia’s vaccine diplomacy in mes of COVID-19.Vlad Kravtsov (Spring Hill College)

The Pandemic in the Arc c Region: Compara ve Analysis of COVID-19 in Nordic Countries

Lukas Karl Danner (University of Iceland)The COVID-19 Pandemic: Socio-Economic Impact of the Pandemic Outbreak on Nigeria’s Development

Paul G. Adogamhe (University of Wisconsin-Whitewater)Figh ng the virus: Interna onal COVID-19 counter measures in the Arab Middle East & North Africa

Jan Claudius Voelkel (Vrije Universiteit Brussel)A dive in the Brazilian chaos: an analysis of the COVID-19 pandemic and its possible impacts on the country's future

Yasmin Góes (New York University)Mila Barbosa (Universidade de São Paulo)


Interna onal Organiza ons, Regime Complexity and Interorganiza onal Rela ons II


Chair Mar n Koch (Bielefeld University)Disc. Mar n Koch (Bielefeld University)

Panel

An Evolu onary Theory of Interna onal Coopera on – How Bet Hedging Undermines LIO

Benjamin Daßler (Ludwig - Maximilians University Munich)Felix Biermann (LMU Munich)

A ribu on of Conduct in United Na ons Peacekeeping Opera ons: Inter-connectedness of the tests of ‘Effec ve Control’

Shivika Choudhary (Assistant Professor, University of Delhi)The Evolu on of Overlapping Regionalism in Southeastern Europe

Melanie H. Ram (California State University, Fresno)The UN and the ICC: Learning to interact

Tom Buitelaar (Leiden University)A Culture of Inter-American Ins tu onalism: Forum Shopping and Ins tu on Forma on in the Americas

Adam Ratzlaff (Florida Interna onal University)


Compe on, Coali on, and Coopera on among Poli cal Par esWC43: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Jeremy Menchik (Boston University)Disc. Noam Lupu (Vanderbilt University)

Panel

Divided We Fall, United We Stand? Compe on and Coopera on among Separa st Poli cal Par es in Europe

Brandon Boylan (University of Alaska Fairbanks)Ekaterina Turkina (HEC Montreal)

Con ngent Extremism: How Percep ons of Party Popularity Ac vate Far Right Support

Laura Jakli (Harvard University)Poli cal Life a er Ethnic Wars

Sarah Daly (Columbia University)Radical-Right Par es and Parliamentary Coali on Durability in Europe

Nicolas Bichay (Michigan State University)The waxing and waning of ethnic divides: inves ga ng the drivers of an -immigrant legisla on

Julia Greene (The Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies (IHEID))

Diploma c Studies

Re-thinking Mul lateralism: The Past and Future of Global OrderWC44: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Gunther Hellmann (Goethe University Frankfurt)Part. Charles A. Kupchan (Georgetown University, Council on

Foreign Rela ons)Part. Michael Zuern (Berlin Social Science Center)Part. Yvonne Chiu (U.S. Naval War College)Part. Pinar Bilgin (Bilkent University)Part. Yongjin Zhang (University of Bristol)Part. Tobias Bunde (Her e School)

Roundtable

Diploma c Studies

Emerging Scholars in Public DiplomacyWC45: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair R. S. (Rhonda) Zaharna (American University)Disc. Amelia H. Arsenault (The U.S. Department of State)

Panel

Museum as Diploma c Actor: Engaging Publics, Promo ng Global Par cipa on

Simge Erdogan-O'Connor (Queen's University )Sweden’s public diplomacy: Responding to opposi onal narra ves to pro-gender norms

Isabelle Karlsson (Lund University)

Preliminary Program

Conference Diplomacy and Paris Climate AgreementPooja Sehbag (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi)

The Contribu on to Country Image through Uninten onal So Power of Individual Ar sts: The Case of Guillermo del Toro

Guadalupe Moreno Toscano (Universidad Panamericana)Digital Diplomacy and Peacemaking: Exploring the Role of Social Media in a Narra ve Approach to Conflict Media on

Sausan Ghosheh (George Mason University)

Environmental StudiesFeminist Theory and Gender Studies

Ba le of Wits? Informa on, Ideology, and Informa on in Environmental and Climate Ac on


Chair Elizabeth Mendenhall (University of Rhode Island)Disc. Jennifer Clapp (University of Waterloo)

Panel

“Gender and Extrac ve Industries: From Manly Cole Miner to Feminine Oil Enthusiast”

Nicole Detraz (University of Memphis)Carbon Inequality and Support for Carbon Taxa on: The Effect of Mispercep ons and Informa on

Liam F. Beiser-McGrath (Royal Holloway, University of London)Could closing the knowledge gap help in reducing global environmental impacts of local consump on?

David Presberger (ETH Zurich)Lukas Rudolph (ETH Zurich)Franziska Quoss (ETH Zürich)Thomas Bernauer (Swiss Federal Ins tute of Technology (ETH Zurich))

Food Babes and Science Moms: Gender, Discursive Power and Global Agribusiness

Jennifer Clapp (University of Waterloo)Andrea M. Collins (University of Waterloo)

Localized Instruments: Epistemic Networks and the Environmental-Industrial Complex

Alexander Stubberfield (Virginia Tech)

Interna onal Organiza onEnvironmental Studies

New Fron ers in Global Climate GovernanceWC47: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Jeff D. Colgan (Brown University)Disc. Lauren Prather (University of California, San Diego)Disc. Jeff D. Colgan (Brown University)

Panel

Enforcing Coopera on Using Issue Linkage: Theory from the Intersec on of Climate Change and Trade

Sam Rowan (Concordia University)Contesta on and Change in the Global Climate Finance Regime

Erin R. Graham (Drexel University)Climate Concerns: IFIs and the Priori za on of Climate Ac on

Richard Clark (Princeton University)Noah Zucker (Columbia University)

Papal Dividends: Do Popes’ Poli cal Communica ons Move Economic Markets?

Lorenzo Crippa (Department of Government, University of Essex)Federica Genovese (University of Essex)

Coali on Building in Mul lateral Climate BargainingAmanda Kennard (New York University)


The Civil-Military Rela ons of COVID-19: A Compara ve Assessment


Chair Christopher Ankersen (NYU Center for Global Affairs)Disc. Falk Ostermann (Justus Liebig University Giessen)

Panel

Domes c Military Deployment during the Covid-19 PandemicChiara Ruffa (Uppsala University)Kris ne Eck (Uppsala University)Nicholas Dietrich (Penn State)

Thank You For Your Service? Militaris c Rhetoric and Public Support for Covid-19 Essen al Workers

Jessica Blankshain (U.S. Naval War College)David Glick (Boston University)

Assessing IOs Excep onalism in Times of Crises. Evidence from NATO Response to COVID-19

Cornelia Baciu (University of Hamburg)The Canadian Armed Forces As The Universal Solu on: Advantages and Challenges

Stephen M. Saideman (Carleton University)COVID-19 in South Asia: Reshaping Civil-Military Rela ons?

Muhammad Afzaal (Brown University)


Assessing and Improving Countering Violent Extremism ProgramsWC49: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Peter Mandaville (George Mason University)Disc. Victor Asal (State University of New York at Albany)

Panel

Assessing CVE in Theory and Prac ceDavid Malet (American University)

Does any of this work? Prac oner views on religious engagement and CVE

Peter S. Henne (University of Vermont)Terrorism or security: Why some violent organiza ons choose to a ack only civilians and others choose to a ack only security personnel

Victor Asal (State University of New York at Albany)Transcending the Terrorist S gma: The Role of Rehabilita on Programs

Mary Beth Al er (New York University)Yoshiharu Kobayashi (University of Leeds)Graeme Davies (University of York)

P/CVE as a Peacebuilding Paradigm: Local Ownership at a Cri cal Juncture

Fatma Jabbari (The Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolu on)


Evolu on of Strategic Stability in Contemporary World Poli csWC50: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Dmitry (Dima) Adamsky (IDC Herzliya)Disc. Dmitry (Dima) Adamsky (IDC Herzliya)

Panel

A Cri cal Perspec ve on Strategic Stability in US-Russian Nego a ons

Mikhail Troitskiy (Moscow State Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons)

Mi ga ng Challenges to U.S.-Russia Strategic StabilitySamuel Charap (RAND Corpora on)

Preliminary Program

Strategic Stability in Contemporary Western-Russian Discourse: Mapping and Assessing Implica ons of Contending Concepts Across Language and Domains

Stephan De Spiegeleire (The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies)Adam N. Stulberg (Georgia Ins tute of Technology)

Proxy Actors, Principal Agent Problems, and the Cyber DomainJenna Jordan (Georgia Ins tute of Technology)

Bystanders: How Strategic Stability is Catching Up with ASEANEkaterina Koldunova (Moscow State University of Interna onal Rela ons (MGIMO))


Transforma ve and Emancipatory Change for Environmental Stewardship


Chair Praneeta Mudaliar (Ithaca College)Disc. Kemi Fuentes-George (Middlebury College)

Panel

Youth actors in earth poli cs: inventory and characteriza onYi hyun Kang (Université Saint-Louis - Bruxelles)Amandine Orsini (Université Saint-Louis - Bruxelles)

Democracy and jus ce in clean energy transi onsLarissa Basso (Stockholm University)

From Apocalypse to Empowerment: Reframing Climate Ac onPaul F. Steinberg (Harvey Mudd College)

The Demobilizing Mythology of CrisisMichael Maniates (Yale-NUS College)

The Climate Crisis: What is Transforma onal Change? John Barkdull (Texas Tech University)


Taming the Future: Are Rules of the Road for Emerging Technologies Possible?


Chair Geoffrey L. Herrera (Pitzer College)Disc. Andrew Reddie (University of California, Berkeley)Disc. Geoffrey L. Herrera (Pitzer College)

Panel

From Bits and Bytes to Big Data: The Implica ons of Emerging Technologies

Julie George (Cornell University)Laws and Ethical Norms for the Future of Facial Recogni on Technologies and Ar ficial Intelligence

Divya Ramjee (American University)Yesterday's Reach: How Legal Ins tu ons Keep Pace with Technological Change

Jus n Canfil (Columbia University)GLOBAL GOVERNANCE OF GENETIC ENGINEERING

Tyler Pra (Yale University)Legal Warfare or Legal Constraints?—The Chinese Military’s Evolving Approach to the Law and Ethics of Future Warfare

Elsa Kania (Harvard University)

English School

(Re)imagining Order and Jus ce in Global SocietyWC53: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Suzanne Hindmarch (University of New Brunswick)Disc. Julie Patarin-Jossec (Centre Emile Durkheim/Science Po

Bordeaux)

Panel

The End of Revolu ons Without Revolu onism in Interna onal Society

Antonio Franceschet (University of Calgary)

Thick and Thin World Socie es: An examina on and comparison of contemporary social movements with calls for unity by Islamic non-state actors

Robert Hodges (Virginia Tech)Crisis In Mul lateralism And Progress In The Interna onal Society: Ra onalism As The Desirable End-State Of Interna onal Affairs

Carolina Archanjo Portes Ferreira (PUC Minas)Embedded Enmity: Recas ng the “Standard of Civiliza on” in Interna onal Society

Huss Banai (Indiana University) Arc c Territory, Water and Ice on the Move: The English School and the Evolu on of Ins tu ons in Environmental Poli cs

Liselo e Odgaard (Hudson Ins tute)Kathryn Lavelle (Case Western Reserve University)


Interna onal Financial Ins tu ons, Condi onality and ComplianceWC54: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Jan Aart Scholte (Leiden University)Disc. Andrew Cortell (Auburn University at Montgomery)

Panel

S tching the Global Financial Safety Net: Coordina ng Regional and Global Surveillance

William Kring (Brown University, GDP Center)William W. Grimes (Boston University)Yaechan Lee (Boston University)

Elite Agency, Ins tu onal Conserva sm, and Norma ve Change: Inves ga ng the World Bank’s Changeable Behaviour on Coups in Africa

Omar Shahabudin McDoom (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science (LSE))

The Asian Development Bank’s Approach to Poverty Reduc onYasumasa Komori (Michigan State University)

When Procurement Leads to Goodwill: World Bank Contract Alloca on and Bilateral Economic Rela ons

Elena McLean (SUNY Buffalo)Jeheung Ryu (Princeton University)

Tying hands: consensus decision-making and the limit of foreign aid and economic sanc ons

YiMin Huang (Na onal Taiwan University)


Author Meets Cri cs: Stephen B. Kaplan's Globalizing Pa ent Capital: The Poli cal Economy of Chinese Finance in the Americas (Cambridge University Press, 2021)


Chair Barbara Stallings (Brown University)Part. Stephen Bre Kaplan (George Washington University)Part. Cameron Ballard-Rosa (UNC, Chapel Hill)Part. Giselle Datz (Virginia Polytechnic Ins tute and State

University)Part. Xiaoyu Pu (University of Nevada, Reno)Part. Rachel Wellhausen (University of Texas at Aus n)

Roundtable

Preliminary Program

Interna onal Communica onInterna onal Poli cal Economy

Beacons or bullies? Compe ve norm promo on in interna onal cyber poli cs


Chair Wolf Schünemann (Hildesheim University)Chair Mischa Hansel (Ins tute for Peace Research and Security

Studies at the University of Hamburg (IFSH))Disc. Sebas an Harnisch (Heidelberg University)Disc. Linda Monsees (Goethe University Frankfurt)

Panel

The U.S. Cyber-Dominance and the Non-Emergence of Global Cyber-Espionage Norms

Sebas an Harnisch (Heidelberg University)Kers n Ze l (Heidelberg University)

Cyberspace at the Frontline: Assessing the Ambi ons and Contradic ons in Russia’s Global Cyber-Focused Ini a ves

Julien Noce (GEODE Center (University Paris 8))Building Bridges in a Polarized Debate: Brazil’s Engagement with Interna onal Cyber Norms

Alexandra Paulus (Chemnitz University of Technology)Hoping for the Brussels Effect – The EU’s Ongoing Norm Entrepreneurship in Internet Governance and Digitaliza on

Mischa Hansel (Ins tute for Peace Research and Security Studies at the University of Hamburg (IFSH))Wolf Schünemann (Hildesheim University)

China as a Norm Entrepreneur in CyberspaceRogier Creemers (Leiden University)


Poli cal Par es and ViolenceWC57: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Ursula Daxecker (University of Amsterdam)Chair Patrick M Kuhn (Durham University)Disc. Paul S. Staniland (University of Chicago)Disc. Hanne Fjelde (Uppsala University)

Panel

Party Development and Elec on Violence: Evidence from Nineteenth Century England and Wales

Patrick M Kuhn (Durham University)Gidon Cohen (Durham University)Nick Vivyan (Durham University)

Poli cal Order and Elec on Violence in Southwest NigeriaMegan Turnbull (University of Georgia)

Poli cal Violence and the Press in the Reconstruc ve SouthMichael Weaver (University of Bri sh Columbia)

Poli cal Par es, Patrons, and Power-Brokers: The Poli cal Logic of Sectarian Violence in Pakistan

Niloufer Siddiqui (Yale University)Electoral Compe on, Mobiliza on, and Violence

Ursula Daxecker (University of Amsterdam)


Perspec ves on Migra onWC58: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Gemma Marolda (University of Pi sburgh)Disc. Gemma Marolda (University of Pi sburgh)Disc. Stephanie Schwartz (University of Southern California)

Panel

Nobody Wants to be Here and Nobody Wants to Leave: Venezuelan Migra on in the Age of Covid, the limits of State Capacity, and the Deepening of Social Unrest in Trinidad and Tobago

Georgina Chami (Research Fellow, Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons)Christopher M. Brown (Georgia Southern University)

Decolonial Geopoli cs: Global Migra on, Entangled Security and Transna onal Resistance

Fiona Adamson (SOAS, University of London)An assessment of the proposed European Pact on Migra on and Asylum: Burden-sharing or externalisa on?

Francois Gemenne (Hugo Observatory, University of Liège)Katarina Csefalvayova (Ins tute for Central Europe)

Disentangling the European migra on policy-mix Mathias Czaika (Danube University Krems)Heidrun Bohnet (Danube University Krems)Federica Zardo (Danube University Krems, Austria)

Amplifying Climate Migrant Voices: Recentring the Narra ve for more Inclusive Governance

Keysha Jaime (Queen’s University Belfast)


New Data Resources for Foreign Policy AnalysisWC59: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Elizabeth J. Menninga (University of Iowa)Disc. Benjamin E. Bagozzi (University of Delaware)

Panel

"Op ons Analysis: How Foreign Policy Decisions Are Made with an Explana on Why the United States Bankrolled the Khmer Rouge"

Michael Haas (University of Hawai'i)The Foreign Agent Registra on Database (FARA), na onal interests, and influencing the USA

Ma hew LeRiche (Ohio University )Introducing CWAD –The Chemical Weapon A acks Dataset

Doreen Horschig (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology )Do Conscripts Fight More Poorly Than Volunteers? Theory and Evidence from Modern Ba les

Changwook Ju (Yale University)Measuring Horizontal and Ver cal Role Contesta on in Foreign Policy: the Case of Turkey

Cagla Demirduzen (Arizona State University)Evgeniia Shahin (Bilkent University)

Human RightsOnline Media CaucusInterna onal Communica on

Informa on, Communica on, Technology and PrivacyWC60: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Jeethu Elza Cherian Chacko (Australian High Commission)Disc. Amir Lupovici (Tel Aviv University)

Panel

Na onal Data Sovereignty: Exploring the Nexus of Privacy, Security, and Human Rights

Sco Nicholas Romaniuk (China Ins tute, University of Alberta)Atandra Ray (Charles University in Prague)

Digital Technology and the Choice to Repress or Co-optSanghoon Park (University of South Carolina)Kuan-Wu Chen (University of South Carolina)Emily Harmon (University of South Carolina)

Preliminary Program

Informa on Into Advocacy: How Different Human Rights Informa on Impacts Percep ons of Performance

Ma hew Rains (University of Georgia)K. Chad Clay (University of Georgia)Mennah Abdelwahab (University of Georgia)

Utopia Lost – Human Rights in a Digital WorldAaron F. Brantly (Virginia Tech)

When More is Be er: Bi-Direc onal Informa on Effects in Human Rights Measures

Peter Haschke (University of North Carolina, Asheville)Baekkwan Park (Emory University)

Science, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela onsInterna onal Communica onInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

World Poli cs at Shu er Speed: A Cri cal Revisi ng of Image-Produc on Methods in IR


Chair Kristof Titeca (University of Antwerp)Chair Stéphanie Perazzone (Ghent University)Disc. Jonathan Luke Aus n (The Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal

and Development Studies, Geneva)Disc. Astrid Jamar (SOAS, University of London)Disc. Rune Saugmann Andersen (Tampere University)

Panel

‘My Life is Like a Movie’: Making mar al arts and ac on movies as a route to knowledge produc on on gang poli cal performances in Goma, DR Congo

Maarten Hendriks (Ghent University)What does security look like? Exploring photography as method

Jonna Nyman (University of Sheffield)Adam Ferhani (University of Sheffield)

Visual Cultures and Youth Combatants; A Case Study of Sierra Leone and Liberia

Katy Thornton (Kings College London)Picturing Peace: Reclaiming Space and Place through Photography as Method

Louise Ridden (Aberystwyth University)Image produc on by rebels and rebel groups: the case of the Lord’s Resistance Army

Kristof Titeca (University of Antwerp)


Probing the Effects of Chinese Outward FDI and their DriversWC62: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Shaun G. Breslin (University of Warwick)Disc. Wei Liang (Middlebury Ins tute of Interna onal Studies at

Monterey)Disc. Jean-Marc F. Blanchard (Mr. & Mrs. S.H. Wong Center for the

Study of Mul na onal Corpora ons)

Panel

China’s Outward FDI and the Technological Advancement of Host Countries

Jean-Marc F. Blanchard (Mr. & Mrs. S.H. Wong Center for the Study of Mul na onal Corpora ons)

Is Chinese Investment in Southeast Asia Good for Workers?Wei Liang (Middlebury Ins tute of Interna onal Studies at Monterey)

The Economic Effects of China's Local-Level Engagement in Argen na: The Case of Jujuy

Margaret Myers (Inter-American Dialogue)

China’s Special Economic Zones in Nigeria: Op cal Illusion or Catalyst for Industrializa on?

Kenneth Kalu (Ryerson University)Chinese Outward Foreign Direct Investment and Host Country Corrup on

Ka Zeng (University of Arkansas)

Interna onal Poli cal EconomyFeminist Theory and Gender Studies

The Gendered Poli cs of Interna onal TradeWC63: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Patricia Mary Goff (Wilfrid Laurier University)Disc. Diana Mutz (University of Pennsylvania)Disc. Alexandra Guisinger (Temple University)

Panel

Perceived Discrimina on and the Gender Gap over Trade PolicyKim-Lee Tuxhorn (University of Calgary)

The Trade and Health Nexus in a COVID World: A Feminist Interna onal Poli cal Economy Perspec ve

Silke Trommer (University of Manchester)I Don’t Cook, I’m No Maid, But Let Me Tell You My Thoughts On Trade: Gender, Social Reproduc on, and Trade Preferences

Tyler Girard (Western University)Erin Hannah (Kings University College)

Are Tariffs Sexist? The Poli cs of Gender and Trade Protec onLauren C. Konken (Princeton University)

Gender, Leadership, and the Making of Trade PolicyCourtney N. Burns (Bucknell University)Jamie Scalera Ellio (Georgia Southern University)

Peace StudiesHuman RightsInterna onal Law

Challenges to Transi onal Jus ceWC64: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Landon E. Hancock (Kent State University)Disc. Henry (Chip) Carey (Georgia State University)

Panel

Bad Habitus: Explaining the Persistent Use of Amnesty Laws in Mozambique

Adam Kochanski (McGill University)Domes c Responses to Interna onal Norms of Transi onal Jus ce: The Peace Nego a ons in Colombia (2012-2016) and Turkey (2012-2015)

Esra Dilek (George Mason University)Imagining Transi onal Jus ce in Turkey’s Ongoing Kurdish Conflict

Nisan ALICI (Miss)Working for Jus ce in the Kurdish Conflict: The Opportuni es and Limita ons of Transi onal Jus ce

Gunes Dasli (Jena Center for Reconcilia on Studies, Jena University)

Systems of violence, struggles for jus ce: poli cal economy and corporate accountability in post-conflict contexts

Daniela Lai (Royal Holloway, University of London)


Poli ciza on and Contesta on of Mul lateralism from Within and Outside of Interna onal Organiza ons


Chair Gustav Meibauer (Radboud University)Disc. Chris an Kreuder-Sonnen (Friedrich Schiller University Jena)

Panel

Preliminary Program

Toothless Tigers? The Pi alls of Applying Regional Democracy Clauses

Brigi e Weiffen (The Open University)BIT by BIT: The Populist Backlash Against Bilateral Investment Trea es

Jimena Valdez (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)Michael Allen (Yale University)

Deconstruc ng (Dis)Integra on Discourses: A Poststructuralist Approach

Rafael Castro (German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies)The Effects of Membership Withdrawal from Intergovernmental Organiza ons

Felicity Vabulas (Pepperdine University)Inken von Borzyskowski (University College London)

Na onalism, Delega on and Destabiliza on: Understanding the Limits of the Liberal Interna onal Order

Le eris Anastasopoulos (University of Georgia)

Human RightsInterna onal Organiza onInterna onal Law

Interna onal Organiza ons and Human RightsWC66: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Kathleen Barre (University of West Georgia)Disc. Kathleen Barre (University of West Georgia)Disc. Stacey Mitchell (Georgia State University)

Panel

Networks of Hard Interna onal Law Based Organiza ons and Human Rights

Charles Boehmer (University of Texas, El Paso)Renato Corbe a (University of Alabama Birmingham)

From poli ciza on to prac ce: an analysis of the evolu on of humanitarian organiza ons’ funding and its impact on the implementa on of aid

Daniela Nascimento (University of Coimbra, Faculty of Economics/Center for Social Studies)

Monitoring Treaty Incorpora onAndrea Vilan (Princeton University)

Mapping the Human Rights Treaty Network: Let’s Talk About Norm Centrality

Stefanie Neumeier (University of Southern California)Disaggrega ng INGOs: How Status Hierarchy among INGOs Affect Different Behaviors

Chun-Young Park (University of Georgia)

Interna onal LawHuman RightsHistorical Interna onal Rela ons

9/11 Twenty Years on: reckoning with counter-terrorism legisla on, lists and labels


Chair Marieke De Goede (University of Amsterdam)Part. Sophie Haspeslagh (American University in Cairo)Part. Gavin Sullivan (Edinburgh Law School, University of

Edinburgh )Part. Anna Meier (University of No ngham)Part. Julia Palmiano Federer (University of O awa)Part. Veronique Dudouet (Berghof Founda on)Part. Brian J. Phillips (University of Essex)Part. Tim Legrand (The Australian Na onal University)Part. Marc Batac (Ini a ves for Interna onal Dialogue)Part. Lee Jarvis (University of East Anglia)

Roundtable


A strategic European Union in a “smaller” world: interconnectedness, contesta on, and resilience


Chair Pernille Rieker (Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs (NUPI))

Disc. Atsuko Higashino (University of Tsukuba)

Panel

Conflict management in an interconnected and contested worldPol Bargues (CIDOB (Barcelona Centre for Interna onal Affairs))

Entrepreneurs in EU’s security and defence policy a er 2016Monika Sus (Her e School of Governance)

Exploring the Permissive Consensus for European Security and Defence Ac on: What is Acceptable for EU Member States?

Eva Michaels (Ins tut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals (IBEI))Hanna Ojanen (University of Tampere)

Drivers of na onal support for joint defense efforts: a sen ment big data study of the EU

Angel Saz-Carranza (ESADE Business School)Marie Vandendriessche (Esade Business and Law School)Oscar Fernandez (Esade)Jennifer Nguyen (Universitat Ramon Llull, Esade Business School)Núria Agell (Uniersitat Ramon Llull, Esade Business School)

The European Union and the South China Sea: military signaling, capacity-building and mul lateralism

Giulio Pugliese (University of Oxford & European University Ins tute)


Trust and Governance in Unstable DemocraciesWC69: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Fo ni Chris a (MIT)Disc. Livia Isabella Schubiger (Duke University)Disc. Andrea Ruggeri (University of Oxford)

Panel

Issues, Media, and Polariza on: Evidence from a Survey Experiment in Spain

Laia Balcells (Georgetown University)Juan Tellez (Duke University)Francisco Villamil (Carlos III University of Madrid)

Preliminary Program

Third Par es, Trust, and Credible Peacebuilding: Micro Evidence from a Survey of Ex-Combatants

Leopoldo Fergusson (Universidad de los Andes)Natalia Garbiras-Diaz (University of California, Berkeley)Juana García (Universidad de los Andes)Michael L. Weintraub (Universidad de los Andes)Laia Balcells (Georgetown University)

Legacies of the Great Recession: Governance, COVID-19 and the Media ng Role of Trust

Patricia Jus no (IDS)Rute Mar ns Caeiro (UNU-WIDER)

The Paradox of Trust in a “Low Trust” SocietyStathis Kalyvas (Yale)Effrosyni Charitopoulou (Collegio Carlo Alberto )

The Colonial Origins of Mistrust in Mozambique and Governance Legacies

Rute Mar ns Caeiro (UNU-WIDER)Patricia Jus no (IDS)

Global Development

Africa and the Decolonial Turn IIWC70: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Marta Iniguez De Heredia (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid)Disc. Zuleka Dauda (Virginia Tech )

Panel

The Cogni ve Empire and Decolonial Cogni ve Turns in African Studies

Sabelo J Ndlovu-Gatsheni (University of Bayreuth)Rereading the Decolonial Turn through the Poli cal

Elleni Zeleke (Columbia University )Muslim Moral Soundscapes within South African Colonial Landscapes: Indian Ocean Slave Trade, Dutch Colonial Law, and the Cape Muslim Gadat

Zahir Kolia (Lakehead University)Decoloniality and the Burden of History: Africa, Romanus Pon fex, and 1492

Zubairu Wai (University of Toronto )Extrac on, Expropria on, Erasure: South Africa, the Metropole and the Se ler Colonial Interna onal

Kelly-Jo Bluen (London School of Economics)


Widening the Discipline with Reflexive Pedagogy: Iden ty and Awareness in Teaching Interna onal Studies


Chair Amy Below (California State University, East Bay)Part. Mary Jane C. Parmen er (Arizona State University)Part. Salah Hamdoun (Arizona State University)Part. Jeanne Simon (Universidad de Concepcion)Part. Silja Bara Omarsdo r (University of Iceland)Part. Serena Eréndira Serrano Oswald (Na onal Autonomous

University of Mexico (UNAM))Part. Eric Stribling (l'Universite des Montagnes)Part. Damita Kaloos an (Arizona State University)Part. Laura Parisi (University of Victoria)

Roundtable

Interna onal LawInterna onal Organiza onHuman Rights

Interna onal Criminal Courts: Cri cism, Support, Ac onssWC72: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Ma hew I. Mitchell (University of Saskatchewan)Disc. Marco Bocchese (University of Illinois at Chicago)

Panel

Bipar sanship in U.S. Foreign Policy: Explaining Congressional Cri cism of the Interna onal Criminal Court

Kyle Rapp (University of Southern California)M.P. Broache (University of North Carolina at Greensboro)

Determinants of Public Support for Interna onal Criminal Tribunals Pëllumb Kelmendi (Auburn University)

Delega on Under Deterrence: the impact of PGMs on human rights compliance under the ICC

Ian Callison (University of Washington)Beyond (De-)Judicializa on: The Interna onal Criminal Court in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pales ne

Janis Grzybowski (Catholic University of Lille)Genealogy of Apartheid as an Interna onal Crime

Audie Klotz (Syracuse University)Franziska Boehme (Texas State University)


Non-State Actors and AuthorityWC73: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Thomas Davies (City, University of London)Disc. Thomas Davies (City, University of London)

Panel

Ant Traders, Transna onal Ac vists, and Cosmopolitans: Four Globaliza ons from Below

Theodor Tudoroiu (The University of the West Indies, St. Augus ne campus)

The Paradox of Partnerships: Adop on of Global Best Prac ces by Local NGOs in Rwanda

Lyndsey McMahan (University of Massachuse s Boston)Exploring the contribu ons of mul na onal corpora ons to the implementa on of the responsibility to protect

Bola Adediran (Liverpool Hope University)Chartering Empire: Private Authority and the Birth of the Interna onal System

Miles Evers (University of Connec cut)Corporate Climate Ac on: A Window on 21st Century World Order

Charlo e Hulme (Yale University )


The Security Dimension of PopulismWC74: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Frank A. Stengel (Kiel University)Disc. Frank A. Stengel (Kiel University)

Panel

The Impact of the Capitol riots on US poli cal debate: A cri cal construc vist analysis of the ‘event’ and its impact on language and discourse

Jack Holland (University of Leeds)Ben Fermor (University of Leeds)

Narra ves of withdrawal: the construc on of ontological security in le populism

Donatella Bonansinga (University of Birmingham)

Preliminary Program

‘Enemies of the People’: Donald Trump and the Security Imaginary of America First

Georg Loefflmann (University of Warwick)Populist Communica on and Poli cal Authen city in Uganda

Corina Lacatus (Queen's University Belfast)Populist Peacemaking: Trump’s peace ini a ves in the Middle East and the Balkans

Dana M. Landau (swisspeace / University of Basel)Lior Lehrs (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)


Overcoming Hiearchies and Blindspots in the IR DisciplineWC75: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Rosemary E. Shinko (American University)Disc. Rosemary E. Shinko (American University)

Panel

Legacy, Marke ng, or Codes? The Use of Great Thinkers in IR Elie Baranets (Ins tut de Recherche Stratégique de l'École Militaire (IRSEM), Ecole Polytechnique)

The place of Africa in interna onal rela ons: the centrality of margins in Global IR

Edoardo Baldaro (Université Libre de Bruxelles)Luca Raineri (Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies)

From Periphery to the Core: Interna onal Rela ons and the Domes c Poli cs

Muhmmed Sihabudheen K. (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi)

Interna onal Studies within La n America in the Twenty-first Century

Ernesto Vivares (FLACSO Ecuador)Raul Salgado Espinoza (FLACSO Ecuador)

Exploring the Global South Perspec ves on Interna onal Rela ons Theory: Towards a Norma ve Theory and Inclusive Discipline

A ab Alam (University of Delhi)


Reimagining Interna onal Rela onsWC76: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Jacob Shapiro (Princeton University)Disc. Lee J. M. Seymour (Université de Montréal)Disc. Jacob Shapiro (Princeton University)

Panel

Founda ons and evolu ons of security studies Tobias T. Gibson (Westminster College)Kurt Jefferson (Spalding University)

Expanding the ques on of democra c victories beyond inter-state wars: Does collec vely considering inter-state, intra-state, and extra-state wars with a democra c state par cipant challenge key findings about democra c regimes and war?

Christopher Hickey (University of Maryland and U.S. Army War College)

Reimagining a Crisis: The Ra onal Actor Decision Model and Covid-19

Kathryn Shapiro (University of Florida)Labels and Fables: Re-Examining the Theore cal Orienta ons of IR Research

Jeffrey S. Morton (Florida Atlan c University)Thomas C. Walker (Grand Valley State University)

Reimagining Forecas ng in IR: Applica on of a Go an framework toward the durability of US hegemony

Michael Stanai s (American University)


Environmental Ac vismWC77: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Laura Kuhl (Northeastern University)Disc. Laura Kuhl (Northeastern University)

Panel

Conflicts over Resource Extrac on in Peru: Agricultural Associa ons as Predictors of Nonviolent Demonstra ons

Christopher Jackson (University of Colorado Boulder)Marc Polizzi (Murray State University )

Save Lamu: African civil society emergence and extraversion with China-constructed mega-infrastructure projects

Benard Musembi Kilaka (University of Gothenburg )Yuan Wang (University of Oxford)

Studying Nuclear Resistance MovementsShivani Yadav (Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi)

Between the Local and the Global: WaterMaricruz Gomez (Oregon State University)

Climate Change in the Himalayan Region: A Call for Climate Ac on to protect Climate Refugees

Bhar Chhibber (University of Delhi)


Widening Perspec ves on AfricaWC78: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Carl Müller-Crepon (University of Oxford)Disc. Pri sh Behuria (University of Manchester)

Panel

South Africa’s State Iden ty as refracted through government pronouncements on Covid-19

Candice Moore (University of the Witwatersrand)Africa and the Paralympics: the perpetual ‘others’

Andrew Heffernan (University of O awa)Origins, influences and interac ons: the curious story of the “African” wax print, and its lessons for IR

Karen Smith (University of Leiden)Beyond African Studies: African migrants in China as seen by Western media during the 2020 Pandemics

Yingliang Zhang (University of Vienna)Diamond, Harari, Fukuyama – Grand Narra ves and their Poten al for Explaining Order and Disorder in West Africa

Felix Gerdes (University of Liberia)


Changing Teaching, Teaching ChangeWC79: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Nathan Andrews (University of Northern Bri sh Columbia)Disc. Niklas Karlén (Swedish Defence University)

Panel

Widening the Discipline Through Belonging: A Study in Belonging Interven ons for First-Year Student Reten on and Success in Interna onal Studies

R. William Ayres (University of Toledo)Teaching for Transforma on: Community-Engaged Learning & Human Rights

Carrie Booth Walling (Albion College)Teaching wicked problems: interdisciplinary approaches to thinking in complex systems

Jillian Terry (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)Grading Libera on: Are grades a necessary part of higher educa on?

Eric K. Leonard (Shenandoah University)

Preliminary Program

Explain It To Me: Ar cle Assignments to Introduce Curiosity and Research

Tara Trask (Clemson University)


Climate Change: Security & PolicyWD00-1: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Poster Gallery Session

Domes c fossil fuel subsidy reform – Do interna onal commitments ma er?

Jakob Skovgaard (Lund University)Benjamin Cha erton (Lund University, Oslo University)

Conserva ve Frame of Mind: Iden fying Opportuni es for Connec on in Conserva ve Media Framing of Climate Change Policy

Maureen Purcell (UC Irvine, School of Social Ecology)Climate Security in Interna onal Policy: The UN Security Council as a Case Study

Cesare M. Scartozzi (University of Tokyo, Graduate School of Public Policy)

Network Dynamics of an Emerging Arc c Joseph Klein (Claremont Graduate University)


Migra on & Refugee PolicyWD00-2: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Disc. Amanda Coffie (University of Ghana, Legon)


Credible Fear? Implementa on of Asylum Policy on the U.S. Southern Border

Thomas J. Badey (Randolph-Macon College)Playing Against Type? Leaders' Conceptual Complexity, Na onalism, and the Restric veness of Migra on Policy

Dennis M. Foster (Virginia Military Ins tute)Na onal Security, Economiza on, and the Rhetoric of Refugee and Veteran PTSD

Sahar Fakhruddin (Vanderbilt University)


IR THEORYWD01: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Arlene B. Tickner (Universidad del Rosario)

Junior Scholar


IR THEORY global orderWD01-A: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

JSS-Disc Anna Leander (Graduate Ins tute Geneva)JSS-Disc Phil Cerny (Emeritus Manchester & Rutgers University)


Interna onal, World or Global? Understanding the Order in the Smaller World with the Means of the Wider Discipline

Aleksandra Spalińska (University of Warsaw)Sovereignty and Complementarity: Nuclear Weapons, the Atomic Scien sts, and Global Governance

Caleb Lauer (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs, University of Waterloo)

Norma ve Power Through Prac ces of Rela onal Adapta on/Learning: The Case of China’s Belt and Road Ini a ve

Theo Westphal (University of Sheffield)Quan fying Anarchy in Interna onal Rela ons

Jus n Haner (Northeastern University)

A Post Colonial Interna onal Society? An English School Analysis of UN Resolu on 1514

Jack Basu Mellish (London School of Economics)


IR THEORY Global IRWD01-B: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

JSS-Disc Antje Wiener (University of Hamburg and University of Cambridge)

JSS-Disc Daniel Drezner (Tu s University)


Global Interna onal Rela ons (IR), Intellectual History, and Non-Western States: Towards a Research Agenda

Sasikumar S. Sundaram (American University, Washington DC)MENA and the “Security Studies”: The modes of thinking ‘security’ in/about MENA

Mekia Nedjar (Interna onal Rela ons Oran 2 University)Global IR and Small States

Alexandros Zachariades (London School Of Economics and Poli cal Science)

The American House of IR: Builders, Spaces, and the Construc on of a Discipline a er WWII

Stephanie Denardo (The University of Florida)Global Imaginaries of Tianxia: Poten als and Challenges of Reimagining World Poli cs

Wan-Ping Lin (Na onal Taiwan University)


IR THEORY space and territoryWD01-C: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

JSS-Disc Mathias Theo Albert (Bielefeld University)JSS-Disc Jan Aart Scholte (Leiden University)


Towards a Great Power Theory: Space Control as the Lynchpin to Global and Regional Hegemonic Geopoli cs

James Rooney (American Military University)The Holy Roman Empire, Westphalia, and the Origins of Territorial Rights

Benjamin Mueser (Columbia University)Cri cal Geopoli cs, Geopoe cs and the Posthuman in IR: Naviga ng Iden ty, Agency and Interconnectedness in the Makings of the ‘World’ of IR

Mansoor Ashraf (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi)The Feasibility of Global Hegemony

Chris an Godwin (The Ohio State University )A er Kessler: Geopoli cs in the Negated Space Age

Boyd DeLanzo (University of Hawaii)


IR THEORY interna onal organiza ons and legi macyWD01-D: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

JSS-Disc Martha Finnemore (George Washington University)JSS-Disc Michael Zuern (Berlin Social Science Center)


Is ‘Rights Talk’ Just Talk? Interna onal-Domes c Interac ons in the Context of Post-Conflict Gender Equality Promo on

Lucy Maycox (University of Oxford)Dialogue Forums as a Formalising Space for Non-State Legi macy Cons tuencies of Interna onal Ins tu ons – Analysing the (Self-)Portrayal and Percep on of selected G20 Engagement Groups

Diane Schumann (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)

Preliminary Program

Legi ma on by Differen a on: How do Interna onal Organiza ons claim Legi macy in Complexity?

Mona Saleh ( Leuphana University of Lüneburg)Orchestra ng Transna onal Governance? Inter-ins tu onal Interac ons among Intergovernmental Organiza ons and Transna onal Public-Private Governance Ini a ves

Alexander Köhne Godoy (University St. Gallen)Re-centering legi macy: What interven on scholarship can contribute to IR legi macy research – Insights from the Global South

Simone Schnabel (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt (PRIF))

Professional Development Commi eeInterna onal Studies Associa on

“Posi ve” Mentoring WD02: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Jessica Maves Braithwaite (University of Arizona)Part. Faten Ghosn (University of Arizona)Part. Cullen Hendrix (Korbel School, University of Denver/PIIE)Part. Milli M. Lake (London School of Economics)Part. Bre Ashley Leeds (Rice University)Part. Irfan Nooruddin (Georgetown University)

Commi ee Panel


Global Governance in the Age of Predic on: Opportuni es and Challenges

WD03: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Ronald J. Deibert (University of Toronto)Disc. Abraham Newman (Georgetown University)Disc. Jon Lindsay (University of Toronto)

Panel

Why Data are so Hard to GovernDavid A. Lake (University of California, San Diego)Wendy H. Wong (University of Toronto)

The Dangerous Poli cs of Facial Recogni on Technology in the Global South

Peter Dauvergne (University of Bri sh Columbia)Op ng Out of Algorithmic Warfare: Regulatory Remedies for the U.S Military Collec on of Civilian Data in Violent Conflict

Sarah Shoker (University of Waterloo)The Pragma st Algorithm and the Challenge of Responsible AI

Swa Srivastava (Purdue University)Posi oned for Influence? How are Private Auditors Engaging in the Development of Emerging AI Governance

Graeme Auld (Carleton University)


U.S. Grand Strategy & World Order A er the PandemicWD04: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Monica Duffy To (Tu s University, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy)

Part. Zoltan Feher (The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tu s University)

Part. Nina Silove (ETH Zurich and Harvard University)Part. Peter Dombrowski (Naval War College)Part. Kori Schake (American Enterprise Ins tute )Part. Thomas Cavanna (Tu s University, Fletcher School)Part. Jeffrey W. Taliaferro (Tu s University)Part. Emma Ashford (Cato Ins tute)Part. Kevin Narizny (Lehigh University)Part. Joseph S. Nye Jr. (Harvard University)

Roundtable

Science, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela onsInterna onal Communica onAc ve Learning in Interna onal Affairs

The role of images, pedagogy and popular culture in understanding world complexi es


Chair Asees Puri (The Graduate Ins tute for Interna onal & Development Studies)

Disc. Jeethu Elza Cherian Chacko (Australian High Commission)

Panel

The Makings of Jus ce: Conversa ons About Human Rights and ArtCaitlin Hamilton (University of New South Wales)Eliza Garnsey (University of Cambridge)

Mining the Popular Culture for Pedagogy: Opportuni es and Challenges

Shubham Dwivedi (South Asian University)Framing Violence in IR: the promises and problems of images

Mariana Caldas (PUC Rio)Populism and Performance: Crea ve Encounters with Agonism

Cami Rowe (Lancaster University) ‘We think differently about fences’: Reflec ng on par cipatory visual methodologies in IR

Meseret Demissie (Freelance )Abel Assefa (ARCCH)Janine Bressmer (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies/Centre on Conflict, Development and Peacebuilding)

Interna onal Studies Associa onInterna onal Rela ons Council of Turkey

Turkish Foreign Policy-II: Studies and Prac ceWD06: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Mustafa Aydin (Kadir Has University)Part. Fuat Keyman (Sabanci University)Part. Birol A. Yesilada (Portland State University)Part. Lenore G. Mar n (Emmanuel College)Part. Sinem Acikmese (Kadir Has University)Part. Meliha Altunisik (Middle East Technical University)

Partner Organiza on

Interna onal Studies Associa onJapan Associa on of Interna onal Rela ons

What theore cal implica ons can be drawn from Japan’s external rela ons?


Chair Masako Suginohara (Ferris University, Japan)Disc. Paul Midford (Meiji Gakuin University)Part. Isao Miyaoka (Keio University)Part. Kyoko Hatakeyama (Kansai Gaidai University)Part. Jemma Kim (Meiji University)Part. Hironori Wada (Aoyama Gakuin)Part. Yasuko Kameyama (Na onal Ins tute for Environmental

Studies, Japan)

Partner Organiza on

Preliminary Program


Cybersecurity Advice for Academics WD08: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Leonie Maria Tanczer (University College London)Part. Aaron F. Brantly (Virginia Tech)Part. Niels ten Oever (University of Amsterdam)Part. Louise Marie Hurel (London School of Economics and Poli cal

Science)Part. Damien Van Puyvelde (University of Glasgow)Part. Julia Slupska (University of Oxford)

Innova ve Panel

Peace Studies

Enhancing Methodology and Data Analysis in Peace and Conflict Studies



Disc. Christoph Dworschak (Norwegian University of Science and Technology)

Panel

Rinse and Repeat The effects of limited data on our understanding of gendered peace

Ann ana Maral Sabe (Arizona State University)Clustering Terrorism: An Alterna ve Approach to Researching the Triggers of Terrorism

Shannon Hartmann (University of Nevada, Reno)Event Databases - Overview, Challenges and the Path Forward

Ami Pedahzur (University of Texas at Aus n)Olgahan Cat (University of Texas at Aus n)

A Unified Model of Regime Type and Transi onMuhammet Bas (New York University)Omer Orsun (New York University)

External Support for Rebel Groups as a Bipar te ProblemMax Gallop (University of Strathclyde)

Peace Studies

Humanitarian Interven on and PeacekeepingWD10: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Eric Tanguay (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs)Disc. Eric Tanguay (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs)

Panel

From Bullets to Ballots? The Role of UN Peacekeeping in Democra c Elec ons in War-Torn Countries

Giovanna Kuele (The Graduate Center, CUNY)The Cost of Peace: Understanding the causes and effects of financial arrears in UN peace opera ons

Megan Shannon (University of Colorado)Timothy Passmore (Virginia Military Ins tute)

Breaking Down Barriers to Interven on: Reorien ng Genocide Interven on and Preven on Through Predic ve Instruments

Olivia Dudley (University of Denver)From orders to protec on: Tasking issues for military patrols in peacekeeping opera ons

Sarah-Myriam Mar n-Brule (Bishop's University)Peacekeeper Selec on and Views on Civilian Protec on: Survey Evidence from Four Countries

Michael Kriner (Cornell University)Lindsey Prue (Cornell University)

Peace Studies

New perspec ves and approaches to understanding peacebuildingWD11: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Jamie Pring (Freie Universität Berlin)Disc. Jamie Pring (Freie Universität Berlin)

Panel

Ma er ma ers in memory-making: The material of women’s spaces in peace

Annika F. Bjorkdahl (Lund University)Stefanie Kappler (Durham University)

From Liberal to Military Peace: The rise of a new paradigm in peacebuilding

Marta Iniguez De Heredia (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid)Careless Whispers: Crea ng Infrastructures for Care and Peace

Eleanor Gordon (University of Monash)Assessing ‘Peace’ in the Peace Literature.

Solon Simmons (School for Conflict Analysis and Resolu on)Narra ve Mapping: Iden fying Sites for Conflict Interven on

Alison Castel (Regis University)Jale Sultanli (Narra ve Praxis Group)Sara Cobb (George Mason University)

Interdisciplinary StudiesInterna onal Poli cal SociologyPeace Studies

New Dimensions of Compe on and Coopera on in the 21st Century


Chair Paul E. Lenze Jr. (Northern Arizona University)Disc. Jeff Rogg (The Citadel)

Panel

China and La n America Satellite Coopera on and its Implica ons for the U.S

Ana Soliz de Stange (University of the Federal Armed Forces in Hamburg)

China-US Compe on and Brazilian Strategic interests Ana Flavia Barros (University of Brasilia)Guilherme Lopes da Cunha (Brazilian War College (ESG))

Sowing the Seeds of Coopera on: Determinants of South Korean Support for Co-Hos ng the 2032 Olympics

Timothy Rich (Western Kentucky University)Sco Lasley (Western Kentucky University)Madelynn Einhorn (Western Kentucky University)Isabel Eliassen (Western Kentucky University)

A Game Between Inequali es: Neoreac onism and Its Biopoli cs of Compe on

Caroline Alphin (Radford University)How perceived and real poli cal compe on influences affec ve polariza on

Erik Clarke (Ohio State University)


Meet the Editors: Publishing in the leading journalsWD13: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Krisz na Csortea (Interna onal Affairs)Part. Morgan L. Kaplan (Harvard University)Part. Amanda Murdie (University of Georgia)Part. Erik Voeten (Georgetown University)Part. Krista E. Wiegand (University of Tennessee)Part. Mar n Coward (The University of Manchester)Part. Andrew Dorman (Chatham House)

Roundtable

Preliminary Program


Author Meets Cri cs: Benjamin Cohen's "Rethinking Interna onal Poli cal Economy"


Chair Benjamin Cohen (University of California, Santa Barbara)Part. Robert A. Denemark (University of Delaware)Part. Benjamin Cohen (University of California, Santa Barbara)Part. Randall Germain (Carleton University)Part. Jeremy B. R. Green (University of Cambridge)Part. Miles Kahler (School of Interna onal Service, American

University)Part. Genevieve LeBaron (University of Sheffield)Part. Andrew Walter (University of Melbourne)

Roundtable


Global Governance by Goal-Se ng? Assessing the Transforma ve Poten al of the Sustainable Development Goals


Chair Frank Biermann (Utrecht University)Chair Carole-Anne Sénit (Utrecht University)Disc. Karin Bäckstrand (Stockholm University)Disc. Sakiko Fukuda-Parr (The New School)Part. Thomas Hickmann (Utrecht University)Part. Steven Bernstein (University of Toronto)Part. Pamela Chasek (Manha an College)Part. Prakash Kashwan (University of Connec cut)Part. Yixian Sun (University of Bath)

Roundtable

Interna onal Poli cal SociologyHistorical Interna onal Rela onsPeace Studies

War Ma ers: New Perspec ves on War and Material CultureWD16: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Julia Welland (University of Warwick)Disc. Caroline Holmqvist (Swedish Defense University)

Panel

The material making of war: space, bodies and objects in the Swedish rearmament

Emma Fredriksson (Swedish Defence University)Inking War me: Military Ta oos and the Temporali es of the War Experience

Mirko Palestrino (Queen Mary, University of London)Solving ‘the underwear issue’ in war and war prepara ons: Gendered bodies and personal equipment in the Swedish Armed Forces

Sanna Strand (Stockholm University)Phenomenal Chimeras: Towards a Posthumanist Concep on of War Experience

Italo Brandimarte (University of Cambridge)Displaying the Material Culture of Conflict-related Sexual Violence at London’s Imperial War Museum

Megan O'Mahony (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)


Visual, Discourse or Regression Analysis? Methods to Study Interna onal Organiza ons


Chair Ju a Joachim (Radboud University)Disc. Stephen Noakes (University of Auckland)

Panel

Evalua ng communi es of inquiry and prac ce in the field of global climate change governance.

Jason Ralph (POLIS-University of Leeds)Measurement Error and Bias in the Study of Intergovernmental Organiza ons

Stefano Jud (Emory University)Oliver Westerwinter (University of St. Gallen)Jeffrey Wright (University of Oxford)

Strategic rhetoric and decision making in interna onal organiza onsJohannes Scherzinger (WZB Berlin Social Science Center)Mar n Binder (University of Reading)

Interna onal Organiza on Research Methods: A Systema c Review (1945-2020)

Fanny Badache (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)Leah R. Kimber (University of Geneva)Lucile Maertens (University of Lausanne)Gaélane Wolff (Global Studies Ins tute, University of Geneva)

Visual Europeaniza on? European Union Membership and Poli cal Party Logos

Eugenio Cusumano (Cà Foscari University of Venice)Ma eo C.M. Casiraghi (University of Warwick)

Interna onal Communica onInterna onal Organiza on

Between Machine-Learning and Human Interpreta on: Contending Approaches to Discourse and Text in the Study of Interna onal Organiza ons


Chair Markus Kornprobst (Vienna School of Interna onal Studies)Disc. Marion Laurence (Royal Military College of Canada)

Panel

A Gold Standard of Ins tu onal Assessment? Analyzing Poli cal Biases in Interna onal Organiza on Evalua on Reports

Vytautas Jankauskas (Ludwig Maximilians Universität Munich)In Search of the Bellwether: A Text as Data Approach for Assessing Trend-making in Interna onal Discourse

Mor Mitrani (The Department of Poli cal Studies, Bar Ilan University)Tracy Adams (Bar Ilan University)

Sphere of scru ny or sphere of opportunity? Legacies of the liberal peacebuilding endeavor and the shi ing meanings of ‘interna onal community’

Katrin Travouillon (Australian Na onal University)Transla ng Interna onal Norms into Domes c Ac on? A Quan ta ve Text Analysis of Na onal Policy Responses to Climate Change

Chris Höhne (Freie Universität Berlin)Mathis Lohaus (Freie Universität Berlin)

Discursive Shi s and the Rise of the ‘Good Governance’ Agenda in the United Na ons General Assembly

Jens Steffek (Technische Universität Darmstadt)Ana Schenk (Technische Universität Darmstadt)Marcus Müller (TU Darmstadt)

Peace Studies

Defining and Redefining Peace Processes: Insights from Different Perspec ves


Chair Argyro Kartsonaki (University of Birmingham)Disc. Stefan Wolff (University of Birmingham)

Panel

Preliminary Program

Learning from Failure: The Long Bumpy Road to PeaceArgyro Kartsonaki (University of Birmingham)Natascha Neudorfer (University of Birmingham)Stefan Wolff (University of Birmingham)

Organiza ons, Order, and Peace: Policing Northern Ireland in the A ermath of Brexit

Timothy White (Xavier University)Joanne Murphy (Qeen's University Belfast)

Processes vs Systems: Why Complexity Theory Must Inform Peace Processes

Gearoid Millar (University of Aberdeen)What Peace, What Process? Exploring a typology of peace processes

Jan Pospisil (ASPR Vienna)Counter-peace: From Isolated Blockages in Peace Processes to Systemic Pa erns

Sandra Pogodda (University of Manchester)Oliver Richmond (University of Manchester)Gezim Visoka (Dublin City University)

Peace Studies

Imperfect Peace AgreementsWD20: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Mikhail Troitskiy (Moscow State Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons)

Disc. I. William Zartman (Johns Hopkins University, SAIS)

Panel

Nego a ng with a "Non-Partner"Yuval Benziman (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

Not All Ceasefires Are Created Equal: The Role of Third Party Manipula on

Allard Duursma (ETH Zurich)Approaches to Managing Diversity in the Interna onal Media on of Peace Agreements

Dana M. Landau (swisspeace / University of Basel)Israel-PLO Mutual Recogni on Nego a ons

Joel Singer (Partner, Sidley Aus n LLP)Regional-Based Conflict and Confidence-Building Strategies around the Mediterranean

Larry Crump (Griffith University)

Diploma c StudiesInterna onal Communica on

The Power of Nego a onsWD21: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Julie Patarin-Jossec (Centre Emile Durkheim/Science Po Bordeaux)

Disc. Nilgun Onder (University of Regina)

Panel

Diploma c Statecra : When Strong Engagement Style Confronts a Hos le Nego a ng Environment

Barry H. Steiner (California State University, Long Beach)Theorizing Public Performances for Interna onal Nego a ons

Øyvind Svendsen (Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs (NUPI))

When in Rome? State Par cipa on in Treaty Nego a ons and the Origins of the ‘Africa Bias’

Marco Bocchese (University of Illinois at Chicago)Miruna Barnoschi (Northwestern University)

Unexpected Success Story: Why Parallel Cybersecurity Talks at the UN Did Not Fail

Oleg Shakirov (Center for Advanced Governance)

Is diplomacy an Op on? Hedging strategies for a new world orderMark Howard (University of California, Santa Cruz)


Disciplinary Hierarchies and the Teaching of Interna onal Rela onsWD22: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Somdeep Sen (Roskilde University)Part. Cynthia H. Enloe (Clark University)Part. Yolande Bouka (Queen’s University)Part. V. Spike Peterson (University of Arizona)Part. Kris na Hinds (University of the West Indies)Part. Dana El Kurd (University of Richmond)Part. Sankaran Krishna (University of Hawaii at Manoa)Part. Nivi Manchanda (Queen Mary, University of London)

Roundtable


HIST Dis nguished Scholar Panel celebra ng the work of John M. Hobson


Chair Ayşe Zarakol (University of Cambridge)Disc. George Lawson (Australian Na onal University)Part. Jason Sharman (University of Cambridge)Part. Aida Arfan Hozic (University of Florida)Part. Leonard Seabrooke (Copenhagen Business School)Part. Sandra S. Halperin (Royal Holloway, University of London)Part. Julian Go (University of Chicago)Part. Zeynep Gülşah Çapan (University of Erfurt)Part. Halvard Leira (NUPI)Honoree

John Hobson (The University of Sheffield)


Poli cal Demography and GeographyScien fic Study of Interna onal ProcessesInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

State Repression, Policing and ViolenceWD24: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Alex Braithwaite (University of Arizona)Disc. Alex Braithwaite (University of Arizona)

Panel

“Everyday Repression” and Outsourcing ViolenceLyne e H. Ong (University of Toronto)

How Community-Oriented Policing Affects Police OfficersDotan Haim (Florida State University)Ma hew Nanes (Saint Louis University)Nico Ravanilla (University of California San Diego)

Everyday Violence in ChinaSuzanne Scoggins (Clark University)

Why Do You Dress Like Us? Undercover Cops and Police RepressionHoward Liu (University of Essex)Benjamin Radford (UNC Charlo e)

Online and Offline Responses to Protest in Electoral Autocracies: Evidence from Russia

Anita Gohdes (Her e School of Governance Berlin)Katerina Tertytchnaya (University College London)

Preliminary Program

Interna onal Communica onHuman RightsInterdisciplinary Studies

Disinforma on and Misinforma onWD25: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Burcu Pinar Alakoc (Webster University)Disc. James Pamment (Lund University)

Panel

Welcome to the Online Jungle: Engaging Stakeholders in Crea ve Solu ons to Counter Disinforma on Amplifica on

Gabriella Paár-Jákli (Kent State University)Disinforma on in Ethiopia's Tigray Conflict--"informa on warfare" or poli cal boogeyman?

Claire Wilmot (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

The European Approach to Comba ng Disinforma on: Law, Markets, and Values

Tarek Tutunji (Max Planck Ins tute for Compara ve Public Law and Interna onal Law)

Instagram Stories Q&As: Women Cul va ng QAnon CommunityKayla McMinimy (Georgia State University)

Preaching to the Choir? Disinforma on, A tudes, and Behavior in Central Europe

Roman Hlatky (University of Texas at Aus n)

Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on StudiesPoli cal Demography and Geography

New Insights into the Causes and Consequences of Ethnic Mobiliza on and Demobiliza on


Chair Oded Haklai (Queen's University)Chair Agatha Skierkowski Hultquist (University of Wisconsin - La

Crosse)Disc. Ashley E. Leinweber (Missouri State University)

Panel

To Campaign, Protest, or Fight: Ethnic Minority Strategies under the shadow of Ethnic Majority Fragmenta on

Agatha Skierkowski Hultquist (University of Wisconsin - La Crosse)

The Invisible Black Diaspora: Afro-Turks and The Construc on of Turkish Na onal Iden ty

Buket Oztas (Furman University)Ethnic Empowerment in Europe: How to Evaluate Its Success

Dragana Svraka (American Poli cal Science Associa on )How Minority Na onalism Declines

Oded Haklai (Queen's University)Ethnicity without par es: Organized representa on of tular ethnic groups in Russian republics

Petr Oskolkov (MGIMO University)

Human RightsPoli cal Demography and GeographyScience, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela ons

Human Rights in the City: Race, Statues and the Quest for Dignity in Urban Spaces


Chair Joel R. Pruce (University of Dayton)Disc. Gaea Morales (University of Southern California)

Panel

“Truth and Accountability in Los Angeles: Global Norms Informing City Reckoning Around Racial Jus ce”

Anthony Tirado Chase (Occidental College)

Mapping Human Rights on Winnipeg's Urban Landscape: A Pedagogical Project

Kris Heather Kenyon (University of Winnipeg)Rebuilding Ci es as Spaces of Dignity

V. Mark Gideon (Delhi University)Racial Jus ce Mobiliza on and the Remaking of Public Spaces: Examining the Removal of Confederate Monuments

Ra'phael Davis (The Ohio State University)Eric Wiebelhaus-Brahm (University of Arkansas at Li le Rock)

Human Rights Globaliza on and Contemporary Struggles for Racial Jus ce & the Right to the City

Jackie Smith (University of Pi sburgh)

Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on StudiesInterna onal Organiza onA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

United Na ons & Human Mobility: Forced Migra on and Climate Change


Chair Daniel Naujoks (Columbia University)Disc. Antoine Pécoud (University Sorbonne Paris Nord)

Panel

Environmental Mobility: The responsibili es of the interna onal community

Alex Aleinikoff (Zolberg Ins tute on Migra on and Mobility, The New School)Susan Mar n (Georgetown University)

United Na ons Interagency Coopera on and Responsibility Sharing in Climate Migra on

Douglas de Toledo Piza (Lafaye e College)The Namesake: Migra on and Environmental Crises

Cris na Dragomir (Queen Mary University of London )Anushka Akhtar (Queen Mary University of London)Ryan Bhadlawala (Queen Mary, University of London)

Climate Migra on and the UN SystemNicholas Micinski (Assistant Professor, University of Maine)Sophie Schriever (University Laval)

Global Compacts and Asia - On engagement by the non-signatory countries to the refugee conven on in the global migra on governance

Midori Okabe (Faculty of Law - Sophia University)

Peace StudiesScien fic Study of Interna onal ProcessesFeminist Theory and Gender Studies

Gendering data: The quest for differen ated research input and output


Chair Josefina Echavarria Alvarez (University of Notre Dame)Part. Elise Di a (University of Notre Dame)Part. Louise Olsson (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)Part. Abby Córdova (University of Notre Dame)Part. Josefina Echavarria Alvarez (University of Notre Dame)Part. Mery Rodriguez (Observatorio para La Paz)Part. Ashley Bohrer (University of Notre Dame)Part. Gunes Dasli (Jena Center for Reconcilia on Studies, Jena

University)

Roundtable

Preliminary Program

Feminist Theory and Gender StudiesEnvironmental StudiesInterna onal Security Studies

Gender, Conflict, Climate, Ecologies: Imagining FuturesWD30: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Chung-Ah Baek (University of Warwick)Disc. Bryant Sculos (Worcester State University)

Panel

Ecofeminism and Tradi onal Ecological Knowledge challenging hegemonic paradigms: The example of Wangari Maathai and Kenya’s Greenbelt Movement

Carol Gray (University of Connec cut)“Educate Girls, Protect our World”: The feminiza on of adolescent responsibility and blame in climate change ac vism

Lindsay Robinson (Carleton University)The Triple Nexus: Gender, Climate Change, and Conflict

Emily Sample (The Fund for Peace; George Mason University)Making socially just and gender-sensi ve climate change governance

Gunnhildur Lily Magnusdo r (Malmö University)Annica Kronsell (University of Gothenburg)

The Climate-Gender-Conflict Nexus: Building the Evidence-based Case for Inclusive and Effec ve Ac on

Jessica Smith (Georgetown University)


Interna onal Feminist Theory as Genera ve Cri que WD31: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Rhaissa Pagot (Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul)Disc. Emma Paszat (University of Toronto Mississauga)

Panel

"Living the life people value: the Capabili es Approach as Path to a Queer and Feminist Foreign Policy

Denise M. Horn (Kean University/Wenzhou-Kean University)Rethinking the patriarchal bargain in interna onal feminist theory

Catherine Goetze (University of Tasmania)Absent Mothers: How women’s scholarship has been wri en out of IR’s history

Kathryn Starnes (Manchester Metropolitan University)Patriarchal Populism: The Poli cs of Authoritarian An -Feminism

Laura Jenkins (University of Cincinna )Rebecca Sanders (University of Cincinna )

What is a ‘crisis’? A genealogical interroga on of current crisis theorising from a decolonial and social reproduc on feminist perspec ve.

Laura Zuber (King's College London)


Feminist Cri cal Friends and the Women, Peace and Security Agenda: Thinking structurally about feminist change


Chair Kinsey Spears (The Fletcher School )Chair Alexandra McAuliff (The Fletcher School of Law and

Diplomacy, Tu s University)Part. Marion Greziller (The University of Manchester)Part. Doris Asante (University of Sydney)Part. Yasmin Chilmeran (Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)Part. Nicole George (University of Queensland)Part. Jamie J. Hagen (Queen's University Belfast)Part. Paul C. Kirby (London School of Economics and Poli cal

Science)Part. Henri Myr nen (Gender Associa ons)Part. Claire Duncanson (University of Edinburgh)

Roundtable

Feminist Theory and Gender StudiesGlobal Development

Complica ng Silence/Voice/the In-between in an Unequal Gendered World


Chair Marianne H. Marchand (University of the Americas Puebla)Chair Jane L. Parpart (University of Massachuse s Boston /

Dalhousie University)Part. Elena Ayala Galí (Universidad Iberoamericana Puebla)Part. Cin a Quiliconi (FLACSO Ecuador)Part. Abigail Kabandula (University of Denver)Part. Aliya Khalid (University of Cambridge)Part. Georgina Holmes (King's College London)Part. Sudeshna Cha erjee (University of Massachuse s Boston)

Roundtable

Interna onal Ethics

IETHICS Sec on Book Award Winner: Yvonne Chiu: Conspiring with the Enemy: The Ethic of Coopera on in Warfare


Chair Neil Renic (Ins tute for Peace Research and Security Policy (IFSH))

Part. Yvonne Chiu (U.S. Naval War College)Part. Neil Renic (Ins tute for Peace Research and Security Policy

(IFSH))Part. Chris Brown (London School of Economics and Poli cal

Science)Part. Valerie Morkevicius (Colgate University)Part. Toni Erskine (Australian Na onal University)Part. Sco D. Sagan (Stanford University)Part. Thomas E. Doyle (Texas State University)

Roundtable


Data and Emerging Technologies in IntelligenceWD35: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Roy Lindelauf (Netherlands Defence Academy; Del University of Technology)

Disc. Aaron B. Frank (RAND Corpora on)

Panel

The role of intelligence agencies in public a ribu on of cyber opera ons

Gil Baram (Tel Aviv University)

Preliminary Program

Eyes Wide Shut: The Threat of Deepfakes to Na onal Security and Democra c Ins tu ons

Agnes Venema ("Mihai Viteazul" Na onal Intelligence Academy)

Data Science from an Intelligence Studies Perspec veTess Horlings (Netherlands Defence Academy)

Agent-Based Modeling and Analy c Tradecra : Methodological and Organiza onal Lessons Learned

Aaron B. Frank (RAND Corpora on)Data Science in the Intelligence Community: Ethical Challenges and Solu ons

Roy Lindelauf (Netherlands Defence Academy; Del University of Technology)

Peace Studies

Knowledge Produc on on Peace: Part 1WD36: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Kristoffer Lidén (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)Disc. Laurent Goetschel (University of Basel / swisspeace)

Panel

Policy-oriented, but not policy-relevant? Knowledge produc on on media on

Sara Hellmüller (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)

Adap ve Media on: Leveraging Knowledge Sharing to Make and Sustain Peace

Cedric de Coning (Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs (NUPI))

Local knowledge and Culturally Contextual Approaches to Peacebuilding: Experiences from India

Priyankar Upadhyaya (Banaras Hindu University)Anjoo Sharan Upadhayaya (Benaras Hindu University)

Databases and apps: The poli cs of digi zing knowledge about peace

Luisa Cruz Lobato (PUC Rio)Victoria Santos (PUC Rio)

Understanding and strengthening knowledge ecosystems in high-risk contexts

Ursina Bentele (swisspeace)Emma Naughton (Lucid Collabora ve LLC)


What Brexit Means for Foreign Policy and Global GovernanceWD37: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Simon J. Smith (Staffordshire University)Disc. Srdjan Vuce c (University of O awa)

Panel

Ad hoc governance and post-Brexit Bri sh foreign policyJamie Gaskarth (The Open University)

The UK’s China policy a er Brexit: filling the vacuumFrancesca Ghire (King's College London)

Reform the line: The 2021 Integrated Review and shi ing Bri sh interpreta ons of world order

William James (Harvard)Drivers of Consensus: Responses to Brexit in Germany, France, Ireland and Poland

Kai Oppermann (Chemnitz University of Technology)Assurance, Deterrence and Moral Hazard in the UK's East Asia Policies

Catherine Jones (University of St Andrews)


Retrospec ons on Donald Trump's Foreign PoliciesWD38: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Paul K. MacDonald (Wellesley College)Disc. Gustav Meibauer (Radboud University)

Panel

Realist or Just An -Liberal? Trump's Foreign Policy in Retrospect Robert Snyder (Southwestern University)

The Role of Personality in Interna onal Nego a ons: President Donald Trump’s Approach to Nego a ng Interna onal Trade and Security Agreements

Sco Fitzsimmons (University of Limerick)Domes c Policy(,) Trump(’)s Foreign Policy? American Foreign Policy A er the Cold War

Niklas Rolf (Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences)Trumpthink: Towards an understanding of Group Decision-making in the Trump Administra on

Christopher Featherstone (University of Birmingham)“The Only One That Ma ers”? Congress, Foreign Policy and Trump A er the Mid-Terms

Sco T. LaDeur (North Central Michigan College)Patrick Homan (Dominican University)


Global Trends in Interna onal Sanc ons Prac ceWD39: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Thomas Biersteker (The Graduate Ins tute, Geneva)Part. Thomas Doerfler (University of Potsdam)Part. Bryan R. Early (State University of New York at Albany)Part. Julia Grauvogel (GIGA German Ins tute of Global and Area

Studies)Part. Ksenia Kirkham (King's College London)Part. Aurel Niederberger (The Graduate Ins tute Geneva)Part. Clara Portela (University of Valencia)

Roundtable


Geopoli cs of Habitability - How Local Environmental Changes Contribute to Global Transforma ons


Chair Caroline Zickgraf (University of Liège/ Sciences Po Paris)Disc. Francois Gemenne (Hugo Observatory, University of Liège)

Panel

Hot, wet, and deserted: Cri cal Thresholds for Climate Change and Internal Displacement in India, Peru, and Tanzania

Julia Blocher (Sciences Po / University of Liège)Integra ng feminist poli cal ecology (FPE) into the Fuzzy Cogni ve Mapping (FCM) method: Development and applica on of FCM in examples from Ghana, Ethiopia, Mali, Sudan and Thailand under the HABITABLE project.

Diana Reckien (University of Twente)Sara Vigil (Stockholm Environment Ins tute (SEI))Rachel Keeton (University of Twente)

Mapping the literature on gender, climate change and human mobility: A scoping review to inform policy and future research

Ta ana Cas llo Betancourt (Université de Liège)Caroline Zickgraf (University of Liège/ Sciences Po Paris)

Conceptualizing habitability: linking climate change, migra on, and poli cal responses

Caroline Zickgraf (University of Liège/ Sciences Po Paris)

Preliminary Program

The Freedom to Move in Response to Uninhabitability: Enabling Climate Migra on by a Nansen-Type Passport

Kira Vinke (Potsdam-Ins tute for Climate Impact Research)

Interna onal Poli cal SociologyEthnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies

Voices in MobilityWD41: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Heather L. Johnson (Queen's University Belfast)Chair Corina Lacatus (Queen's University Belfast)Part. Benjamin J. Muller (King's University College)Part. Polly Pallister-Wilkins (University of Amsterdam)Part. Keysha Jaime (Queen’s University Belfast)Part. Philippe M. Frowd (University of O awa)Part. Ma Harker (Centre for the Study of Theory and Cri cism)Part. Maurice S erl (University of California, Davis)Part. Samah Rafiq (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Part. Vicki Squire (The University of Warwick)

Roundtable

Feminist Theory and Gender StudiesWomen's CaucusReligion and Interna onal Rela ons

Strategies of Islamic FeminismsWD42: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Miriam J. Anderson (Ryerson University)Disc. Hayat Alvi (U.S. Naval War College)

Panel

The Poli cs of Silence in Iranian Feminist Movements: The Case Study of Turk Women in Iran

sevil suleymani (George Mason University )Islamic Feminism and Role of Muslim Women in India: Challenging Patriarchy on Faith and Gender

FARAH SHAHIN (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Gendering the Islamist movement in Jordan since the Arab Uprisings: Unpacking the limita ons and prospects of women ac vism within the Islah Bloc

Nur Koprulu (Near East University)Boundaries and Spaces of Women: Challenging the Male-Dominance in Mosques in Istanbul

ASLI KARACA (Central European University)Women of Islamism: Salafi women a er the Egyp an Revolu on

Laurence Deschamps-Laporte (Université de Montréal)

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer & Allies CaucusInterna onal Poli cal SociologyFeminist Theory and Gender Studies

Visibility in Queer and Feminist Poli csWD43: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Ali Bhagat (University of Manchester)Disc. Phillip M. Ayoub (Occidental College)

Panel

Marriage Equality and Homona onalism: Does LGB incorpora on into the na on lead to new out-group exclusions?

Tarik Abou-Chadi (University of Zurich)Phillip M. Ayoub (Occidental College)

Saving Other gays? Feminist foreign policy, interna onal LGBTQ rights and the poli cs of visibility

Emil Edenborg (Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)From Visibility without Protec on to Advancing Trans* Rights in Switzerland?

Mira Fey (Haute école de travail social Genève)

Adulterers, sodomists, crusaders. The use of ‘deviant’ sexuality in the ISIS propaganda magazines Dabiq and Rumiyah.

Astrid Juckenack (Philipps-University Marburg)The Invisible and The Underreported: Lesbian, Gay and Female Professionals in the Humanitarian Workspace

Junru Bian (University of O awa)

Diploma c Studies

Diplomacy and the Role of NormsWD44: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Aoife O'Donoghue (Durham University)Disc. Simon Taylor

Panel

Between Power and Norms: Understanding India’s Pursuit of Status in its Region and Beyond

Mahesh Shankar (Skidmore College)Humanitarian diplomacy

Anna A. Velikaya (Russian Presiden al Academy of Na onal Economy and Public Administra on (RANEPA))

Principles of modern city diplomacy & the expanding role of ci es in foreign policy

Ben Leffel (University of California, Irvine)Why Do States Provide Diploma c Support for Protest Movements Abroad?

Peyman Asadzade (Arizona State University)Interna onal Norm Diffusion as Complex Contagion

Dana Stuster (Yale University)

Diploma c Studies

Trust, Recogni on and Hope in Diploma c Interac onsWD45: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Nicholas John Wheeler (University of Birmingham)Disc. Joseph Huddleston (Seton Hall University)

Panel

How hope becomes possible in the context of adversarial states? Jiyoung Chang (University of Birmingham)

Trust, diffuse reciprocity and coopera on at the United Na onsNicola Chelo (Loughborough University)Hayley Walker (Université de Louvain)

Trust and Recogni on in Interna onal Rela onsLarissa Versloot (University of Copenhagen)

Trusted Boundary Spanners in Anglo-American Rela onsSian Troath (Flinders University)

Managing Trust: Intra-Conflict Party Rivalries in Bilateral Conflict Nego a ons

David Wilcox (University of Birmingham)


The Impact of Group and Leader Psychology on Interna onal Rela ons


Chair Rachel Elizabeth Whitlark (Georgia Ins tute of Technology, Sam Nunn School of Interna onal Affairs)

Disc. Keren Milo (Princeton University)

Panel

Measuring Overconfidence in Historical Case Studies Pascal Vennesson (S. Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies, Nanyang Technological University Singapore)

To the Brink and Back: Egypt, Israel, and the War Scare of 1977Shahin Berenji (Southern Methodist University )

Seeing is Believing: The Poli cs of Summit Diplomacy and Public Percep on of Security

Minseon Ku (Ohio State University)

Preliminary Program

The Psychology of Power and Threat Percep on in World Poli csCaleb Pomeroy (The Ohio State University)

Focusing on the Group level: Exploring vernacular ontological security vis-à-vis contemporary cri cal situa ons through focus groups

Carlos Nicolai Lucas Gellwitzki (University of Warwick)Anne-Marie Houde (University of Warwick)


Governing the Use of New Technology in WarfareWD47: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Rupal N. Mehta (University of Nebraska-Lincoln)Disc. Erik Lin-Greenberg (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology)

Panel

Arc c Drones: A Stabilising Presence in a Transforming Arc c?James Rogers (SDU / LSE)

Imaginaries and the making of arms control: How expert visions shape the interplay of autonomous weapons systems and policies of interna onal security governance

Anna-Katharina Ferl (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)These are not the drones you're looking for: exploring the role of the drone in marginalized communi es

Madeline Messick (Spa al Stats)Melissa Aho (University of Southern Mississippi)Michelle Wa s (American Public University System)

Air Li oral: The Effects of Smart, Small, and Cheap Drones on Air Superiority

Kelly A. Grieco (Air Command and Staff College)Finding Red Lines in the Gray Zone: Technological Ambiguity and Foreign Policy Restraint

Jus n Canfil (Columbia University)

Interna onal Security StudiesGlobal Health

Armed Groups and Public Health ProvisionWD48: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Megan Stewart (American University)Disc. Megan Stewart (American University)

Panel

Armed Non-state Actors Engagement With Public Health Ini a ves: Taliban, Polio, and COVID-19

Leah Cos k (University of Minnesota)Targe ng or Trea ng: Explaining the Use of Violence Against Healthcare Workers by Armed Nonstate Actors

Davin O'Regan (University of Maryland)A Typology of Rebel Public Health Behavior

Catherine Worsnop (University of Maryland School of Public Policy)

The Strategic Logic of the Taliban's Provision of Public HealthAlec Worsnop (University of Maryland, College Park)

The first COVID-19 death as a trigger of violence against civilians in Nigeria

Mitsuru Mukaigawara (Harvard University)


What Determines the Selec on of Economic Sanc ons and their Effects?


Chair Etel Solingen (University of California, Irvine)Disc. Jordan Tama (American University)

Panel

The Poli cs of Secrecy in Security Coopera onDiana Wueger (University of Chicago / Naval Postgraduate School)

Venezuela’s Humanitarian Crisis: How are Interna onal Sanc ons Stoking the Fire?

Erica Moret (Graduate Ins tute)Factor Endowment, Electoral System and Economic Sanc ons

ChaeEun Cho (Vanderbilt University)Insurgency and sanc ons: Do economic sanc ons against state sponsors work?

Kerim Can Kavakli (Bocconi University)Countering Malicious Cyber Ac vity: Targeted Financial Sanc ons

Natalie Thompson (Yale University)

Interna onal Security StudiesInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

Ontological Security, Na onal Security, and Iden ty Forma onWD50: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Jennifer Mitzen (Ohio State University)Disc. Catarina Kinnvall (Lund University)Disc. Brent J. Steele (University of Utah)

Panel

Revisi ng Survival in Interna onal Rela ons: Na onalism and State Preferences

Eteri Tsintsadze-Maass (Old Dominion University)Living or Leaving History: Temporality and the Construc on of Great Power Iden ty

Ce Liang (University of Cambridge)Performing Capability: State Ontological Security and the Hos ng of Large-scale Spor ng Events in China and Japan

Nina C. Krickel-Choi (Stockholm University)Mapping Ontological Insecurity: A Case Study of Russian Military Engagement

August Danielson (Uppsala University)Hugo von Essen (Uppsala University)

The Discourse of Na onal Security Strategies: Ins tu onalized Iden es and Ontological Security

Luther Lee McPherson IV (Virginia Tech)

Interna onal Security StudiesGlobal South Caucus

Global South Perspec ves III: Existen al Threats?WD51: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Asaf Siniver (University of Birmingham)Disc. Jennifer L. Erickson (Boston College)Disc. Asaf Siniver (University of Birmingham)

Panel

From nuclear to clima c threat: Reconceptualising existen al security in the context of Pacific Small Island States

Milla E. Vaha (University of the South Pacific)Pakistan’s Nuclear Crisis Behavior: From Kargil to Pulwama and beyond

Rizwan Zeb (Iqra University )Ditching the NPT? The significance of the Non-Prolifera on Treaty to the genera on of the new nuclear prohibi on norm

Carolina Pantoliano Panico (University of Auckland)Global Risk Assessment Dataset: A Data-based Analysis of Transforma on of the Global Risks

Ismail Erkam Sula (Ankara Yildirim Beyazit University)Mustafa Onur Yalcin (Ankara Yildirim Beyazit University, PhD Student)

Preliminary Program

Quintessen al Idiosyncrasies of Strategic Nuclear Balance: Examining Dynamics of India and China amidst Standoffs

Silky Kaur (Jawaharlal Nehru University)

Global HealthInterna onal Security Studies

The Con nuity of Global Health Security WD52: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Pascale Hatcher (University of Canterbury)Disc. Suzanne Hindmarch (University of New Brunswick)

Panel

Adap ng alongside pandemics? Evolu on of na onal and global responses and factors influencing policy shi s over me

Anne Buffardi (ODI)Escala ons of Pandemics in 21st Century: Analyzing the Non-Security Threats

Renu Kumari (Jawaharlal Nehru University)War On All Fronts: A Theory of Just Health Security

Nicholas Evans (University of Massachuse s Lowell)"Death can knock on your door. This is not a me for poli cs": poli cal fear and the securi za on of the pandemic in Bolivia.

Mario Portugal-Ramirez (The University of Massachuse s Boston)

COVID-19 and the Responsibility to Protect (R2P)Rina Kashyap (Lady Shri Ram College)

Interna onal LawInterna onal EthicsEnglish School

Authoritarianism and the Rule of LawWD53: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Dan Slater (University of Michigan)Disc. Lisa McIntosh Sundstrom (University of Bri sh Columbia)

Panel

Interna onal Rule of Law or Rule of Interna onal Law? Tom Ginsburg (University of Chicago)

How do Authoritarian Regimes Cooperate?Melissa Carlson (University of California, Berkeley)Barbara Koremenos (University of Michigan)

The Whats & Hows of Promo ng Counter-Norms: China and the United Na ons Human Rights Council

Alexander Dukalskis (University College Dublin)Power to the People? Explaining authoritarian referendums in post-Soviet Eurasia

Jody LaPorte (University of Oxford)Ben Noble (University College London)

The Rule of Law and State Capacity: Exploring Varie es of Authoritarianism

Rebecca Tapsco (The Graduate Ins tute, Geneva)


Military and Public OpinionWD54: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Amelie Theussen (University of Southern Denmark)Disc. Jim Golby (The Clements Center, University of Texas-Aus n)

Panel

I'm From the Government, and I'm Here to Help: Public percep ons of the use of coercive state power

Lindsay Cohn (U.S. Naval War College)Jessica Blankshain (U.S. Naval War College)

Determinants of Ethnic Stacking in Armed ForcesHwalmin Jin (Texas A&M University)

We Trust You! A Cross-Na onal Analysis of Trust in the Armed Forces

Pedro Accorsi (University of Minnesota)Fault lines: Conflict costs, civilian a tudes, and blame a ribu on in war

Karl Kaltenthaler (University of Akron)Daniel Silverman (Carnegie Mellon University)

Concep ons of Soldiering and Cross-na onal Public A tudes Toward the Use of Force

Ronald R. Krebs (University of Minnesota)Robert Ralston (Harvard Kennedy School & Security Studies Program, MIT)


Business & Poli csWD55: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Jan Stuckatz (Ins tute for Advanced Study in Toulouse (IAST))Disc. Jan Stuckatz (Ins tute for Advanced Study in Toulouse (IAST))

Panel

The Poli cal Connectedness of Sino-European corporate elite networks

Nana De Graaff (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)The Value of Poli cal Business Connec ons

Sarah Bauerle Danzman (Indiana University)W. Kindred Winecoff (Indiana University)Rashid Carlos Jamil Marcano Rivera (Indiana University)

Business and poli cs in emerging markets: A new look at the non-market strategies of firms

Andreea Mihalache-O'Keef (Roanoke College)Global Firms and Global Sheriffs. How Private Foreign Investment Empowers Enforcement of Interna onal Regimes

Lorenzo Crippa (Department of Government, University of Essex)

Monetary Poli cs and Industry Concentra on: Do Big Firms S ll Care about Exchange Rates?

Patrick Egan (Tulane University)


Peacekeeping, Peacebuilding and Humanitarian Interven onWD56: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Mar n Waehlisch (United Na ons)Disc. John Karlsrud (Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs

(NUPI))

Panel

Interna onal Peacebuilding and Community Dispute Resolu on: Implica ons for Local Peace

Priscilla Torres (Duke University)Reduce violence or not: the integrated effect of humanitarian agency and UN peacekeeping

Shenghao Zhang (University of Essex)Han Dorussen (University of Essex)

The Rela onship Between Peacekeeping Opera on Success and Civil War Peace Agreement Implementa on

Karl DeRouen Jr. (University of Alabama)Marie Olson Lounsbery (East Carolina University)Carmela Lutmar (University of Haifa)Andrew McLeer (University of Colorado Boulder)

The Strategic Impact of the Protec on NormLisa Hultman (Uppsala University)

The Local Impact of UN Deployment on Violence Against Civilians Holley E. Hansen (Oklahoma State University)Sloane Loges (Oklahoma State University )

Preliminary Program


Vo ng and Violence WD57: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair David Muchlinski (Georgia Ins tute of Technology)Disc. David Muchlinski (Georgia Ins tute of Technology)

Panel

When the die is already cast: Explaining pre-elec on violence in uncompe ve elec ons

Corinne Bara (Department of Peace and Conflict Research, Uppsala University)

Are Western-educated leaders less mo vated to use electoral violence?

Ernest Akuamoah (Australian Na onal University)Unpacking Sensi vity Bias in Vote Buying: Evidence from a Post-Elec on Survey in Nigeria

Sophia Hatz (Uppsala University)David Randahl (Uppsala University)

Elec on Violence and Economic Consequences: Do Donor Governments Hold Perpetrators Accountable?

Aus n Doctor (University of Nebraska at Omaha)Stephen Bagwell (University of Missouri-- St Louis)

Elec on Violence: A Latent Variable ApproachRichard W. Frank (Australian Na onal University)


Methodological Developments in Foreign Policy AnalysisWD58: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Michelle Dion (McMaster University)Disc. Vito D'Orazio (University of Texas at Dallas)

Panel

Rhetorical Choices in US Foreign Policy: Automated Text Analysis and Interna onal Responses

Clayton J. Cleveland (The College of the Holy Cross)Prac cing What I Preach: Criterion Valida on of the Automated Leadership Trait Analysis Coding Scheme

Michael D. Young (Social Science Automa on, Inc)Foreign Policy and Journalis c Assump ons: Incorpora ng Background Seman cs Into Machine Learning Models of Event Interpreta on

David Sylvan (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)Jean-Louis Arcand (Geneva Graduate Ins tute)Ashley Thornton (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)

Confron ng the New Gate Keepers: Reassessing Norms in Experimental Research Across Interna onal Rela ons

Danielle L. Lupton (Colgate University)Clayton Webb (University of Kansas)

Causal Criteria Checklists: a cross-tradi on heuris c tool for interna onal rela ons

Joseph O'Mahoney (University of Reading, UK)

Interna onal Educa onEthnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on StudiesInterdisciplinary Studies

Discussion and Analysis of Chinese Academic Mobility on U.S.-China Bilateral Rela ons and Global Higher Educa on through the Stories of China's Visi ng Students and Scholars in a Smaller World


Chair Joshua S. McKeown (State University of New York - Oswego)Disc. KRISHNA BISTA (Morgan State University)

Panel

Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder: Diaspora, Na onalism, and Foreign Policy

Frances Yaping Wang (Singapore Management University)Chinese Visi ng Scholars in a Smaller World

Joshua S. McKeown (State University of New York - Oswego)Language, Mobility, Iden ty, and Ideology in a Small World: Unfolding the Stories of Chinese Visi ng Scholars

Jing Lei (State University of New York at Oswego)Chinese Students to America

Yingyi Ma (Syracuse University)Understanding Interna onal Joint and Dual Degree Programs During and A er COVID-19: A Compara ve Case Study between the U.S. and China

Roy Y. Chan (Lee University)


The Interna onal Poli cs of the Changing Arc cWD60: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Pavel Baev (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)Disc. Jonathan Markowitz (University of Southern California)Disc. Rob Huebert (University of Calgary)

Panel

Ecosystemic poli cs: Analyzing the consequences of ‘speaking for’ the Arc c on the global stage

Elana Rowe (Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)New tech, old poli cs: the intersec on of climate and technology in the Arc c

Rebecca Pincus (US Coast Guard Academy)The Arc c between the North and the South: threat percep on and policy divergences in NATO – implica ons for the regional strategic environment

Katarzyna Zysk (Norwegian Defence University College / Norwegian Ins tute for Defence Studies)

Russian Oligarchs and the Arc c: Are Global Business Norms Turning the Kremlin Green?

Kimberly Marten (Barnard College, Columbia University)Satellites and Interna onal Rela ons: An Arc c Case-Study

Michael Byers (University of Bri sh Columia)


Varie es of RepressionWD61: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Daniel Arnon (Emory University)Disc. Daniel Arnon (Emory University)

Panel

Interstate War and Ethnic Repression at HomeJesse Dillon Savage (Trinity College Dublin)Michele McArdle (Trinity College, University of Dublin)Markéta Odlová (Trinity College Dublin)

Shock Troops: Why an influx in foreign troops increases state repression

Carla Mar nez Machain (Kansas State University)Joseph Young (American University)

Percep ons of repressive repertoires: A survey experiment Ingrid Vik Bakken (Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU))Ragnhild Nordås (University of Michigan)Anne-Kathrin Kre (University of Oslo)

You Trust, I Repress! An Explana on of State Repression on INGOsShanshan Lian (University of Georgia)

Preliminary Program

Secret Police Organiza ons and State Repression Ioannis Choulis (University of Essex)Marius Mehrl (University of Essex)


Rising China - Trade, Industrial Policy & ConflictWD62: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Julia Langbein (Centre for East European and Interna onal Studies)

Disc. Julia Langbein (Centre for East European and Interna onal Studies)

Panel

Responding to the China Challenge in Techno-Na onalism: Divergence Between Germany and the United States

Julian Germann (University of Sussex)Sean K. Starrs (City, University of London)

An Irreversible Malaise of Decoupling? Examining the Iden ty Poli cs of U.S.-China Economic Rivalry

Ning Liao (New Jersey City University)Market economy status and na onal iden ty poli cs

Colin Chia (Princeton University)An -Foreign Boyco s as a Tool of Economic Coercion: The Case of China

Mingmin Yang (Na onal Yangming Jiaotong University in Taipei, Taiwan)

Enlis ng the Market: Trade Policy as Industrial Policy in Post-WTO China

John Minnich (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology)

South Asia in World Poli csGlobal HealthHuman Rights

The Poli cs of the Covid-19 Pandemic in South AsiaWD63: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Sumit Ganguly (Indiana University)Part. Rani D. Mullen (College of William & Mary)Part. Sumit Ganguly (Indiana University)Part. Surupa Gupta (University of Mary Washington)Part. Dinsha Mistree (Stanford University)Part. Rajesh Basrur (S. Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies,

Nanyang Technological University)Part. Andrea Malji (Hawaii Pacific University)Part. Nicolas Blarel (Leiden University)Part. Karthik Nachiappan (Na onal University of Singapore)Part. Sahar Khan (Cato Ins tute)Part. Ali Riaz (Illinois State University)

Roundtable


Perspec ves on Climate ChangeWD64: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Meir Alkon (Harvard University)Disc. Meir Alkon (Harvard University)Disc. Tabitha M. Benney (University of Utah)

Panel

Farming at the fringe: Environmental stress and agricultural landownership

Andrew M. Linke (University of Utah)A er The Rain: Hydrological Extremes And Poli cal Survival

Meir Alkon (Harvard University)Poli cal Ins tu ons and Public Opinion: The Effects of Ins tu onal Rhetoric on A tudes about the Environment and Climate Change

Marija Sajekaite (University of Colorado)

Transparency as an essen al ingredient in the financializa on of climate risk

Robert Bergsvik (Wageningen University)Aar Gupta (Wageningen University)

Transna onalism - The Role Of Us States In The Implementa on Of The Interna onal Climate Regime Under The Presidency Of Donald Trump.

Barbara Regulska-Ingielewicz (University of Warsaw)


Direc ons for and Reflec ons on European Union Foreign Policy in an Era of Crisis


Chair Ka e Verlin Laa kainen (Adelphi University)Disc. Robert Kissack (Ins tut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals)

Panel

The Nordic Group and the European Union in the Global Human Rights Regime: Social Hierarchy, Norma ve Contesta on and Feminist Foreign Policy

Ka e Verlin Laa kainen (Adelphi University)Karen Smith (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Best of Frenemies? EU-UK Foreign Policy Rela ons in the A erglow of Brexi

Richard G. Whitman (University of Kent)Reac ng to Key Challenges in Global Governance: Member States at the Helm or at a Loss with EU External Ac on?

Gustavo G Muller (KU Leuven)Kolja Raube (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven)Jan Wouters (University of Leuven)

Understanding the Acceptability of EU Military Opera ons: Challenges and Prospects for Member States

Eva Michaels (Ins tut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals (IBEI))Robert Kissack (Ins tut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals)

The EU’s Chinese Challenge? European integra on in Light of the 16+1 format

Elisabeth Johansson-Nogués (Ins tut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals (IBEI))


Simula ons and Games in Interna onal Rela onsWD66: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Victor Asal (State University of New York at Albany)Disc. Jamie Frueh (Bridgewater College)

Panel

Designing Able Archer 83: Wargame Design as Games-based Learning for Professional Military Educa on

Craig Hayden (Marine Corps University)Roll the dices! Using Role-Playing Games to teach collec ve ac on dilemmas

Leonardo Paz Neves (Fundação Getúlio Vargas (FGV) / Ibmec)Marcelo M. Valenca (Brazilian Naval War College (EGN))

Learning Human Rights through GamesCharity Butcher (Kennesaw State University)Maia Carter Hallward (Kennesaw State University)

Beyond COVID-19”: Simula on and Reality, a Play within a PlayHemda Ben-Yehuda (Bar-Ilan University)

Simula on goals: why do we play? Luba Levin-Banchik (California State University, San Bernardino)

Preliminary Program


Transdisciplinarity in IR: Beyond Domes ca ng Insights from Other Fields


Chair Frederico Dias (Centro Universitário de Brasília - CEUB)Disc. Darshan Vigneswaran (University of Amsterdam)Disc. Anja K. Franck (University of Gothenburg)

Panel

Theorizing Explora on in Interna onal Rela onsGregory Sharp (University of Bri sh Columbia)

Compara ve Cosmology: An English School approach to Compara ve Regionalism

Filippo Costa Buranelli (University of St Andrews)Traversing Disciplinary Boundaries: Reinven ng IR in the Cold War

Oliwia Wasik (Queen Mary, University of London)Global Libidinal Economy

Ilan Kapoor (York University)Enchantments, Escapologies, Elucida ons: Ludwig Wi genstein in Interna onal Rela ons Theory

Omayma Al-khaffaf (The University of Manchester)

Post Communist SystemsA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

Iden ty Struggles in the Post Communist WorldWD68: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Marina Lebedeva (Moscow State Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons)

Disc. Grigory Ioffe (Radford University)Disc. Vladimir Mukomel (Ins tute of Sociology of the FСTAC of the

Russian Academy of Sciences)

Panel

Reconstruc on of Cultural Traumas by Diasporas: Comparing Securi za on by Crimean Tatar and Lithuanian American Communi es

Dovile Budryte (Georgia Gwinne College)Didem Buhari Gulmez (Izmir Ka p Celebi University)

The weakness of IR studies in Central and Eastern Europe (the case study of research on contemporary Polish-Russian rela ons)

Andrzej Szeptycki (University of Warsaw)‘The Unsolid.’ Pro-Kremlin Narra ves in Slovak Cultural and Educa onal Ins tu ons

Aliaksei Kazharski (Charles University in Prague)Veronika Golianova (Independent researcher )

Being Ukrainian: Elite Discourse and Iden ty Construc on in Post-Maidan Ukraine

Nataliia Kasianenko (California State University, Fresno)Riders on the Storm: The poli cs of disrup on in Italy and Romania during the pandemic

Veronica Anghel (European University Ins tute)


Construc vism in IRWD69: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Felix Berenskoe er (SOAS, University of London)Disc. Felix Berenskoe er (SOAS, University of London)

Panel

Reservoirs of resistance: capturing hidden contesta on, resistance and regression in norm diffusion

Kai Michael Kenkel (Pon fical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro)

Nego a ng the Cosmopolitan-Communitarian Divide: An colonial Na onalists and Interna onal Society

Candace Clare Sobers (Carleton University)Difference, Access to Contesta on and the legi macy of the Interna onal Criminal Court. Moving beyond the ICC ‘Africa Problem’

Lucrecia Garcia Iommi (Fairfield University)Norm Implementa on through Decision-Making: How the United Na ons Security Council Implemented the R2P in Libya

Daisuke Madokoro (The University of Kitakyushu)A Discourse of Geopoli cs: The Russian Annexa on of Crimea as a Cri cal-Construc vist Problem

Kathryn Fischer (University of Texas at San Antonio)

Global Development

State(hood), Democracy, Revolu on and AuthoritarianismWD70: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Catherine Chiniara Charre (University of Westminster)Disc. Catherine Chiniara Charre (University of Westminster)

Panel

Authoritarian Rela ons: Fear, Space and Democracy's "Second Face"Jonathan Fisher (University of Birmingham)

Being Like a State: A foreign policy discourse analysis of ‘America’s Kurdish allies’

Eda Gunaydin (University of Sydney)The Role of New Social Associa ons in China : Engagement with the Party and the Society

Himadree Sonowal (Jawaharlal Nehru University)In Service of Democracy: A Condi onal Analysis of the Roles of Service Providing NGOs in Democracy Building

Catherine Herrold (Maxwell School, Syracuse University)Khaldoun AbouAssi (American University)

Life a er ExileKaoru Hidaka (Osaka University)Masanori Kubota (Osaka University)Taku Yukawa (The University of Tokyo)


Ideologies and Norms: The Internal Dynamics of Armed GroupsWD71: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Kris n Bakke (University College London)Disc. Amelia Hoover Green (Drexel University)Disc. Devorah S. Manekin (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

Panel

The Contextuality of Idea onal Factors in Armed Mobiliza on: To whom and when Do Emo ons and Ideologies Ma er?

Andrea Ruggeri (University of Oxford)Stefano Costalli (University of Florence)

The YouTube WarOra B. Szekely (Clark University)

Armed Groups and Ideology: How Radicalism Shapes Civil War Outcomes

Ma hew Zelina (University of Oxford)Reshaping the Iden ty of Former Combatants: Re-educa on during the Korean War

Samuel Erkile an (University College London)Social Adapta on and Organiza onal Emergence in War: A Rela onal Approach

Sarah Elizabeth Parkinson (Johns Hopkins University)

Preliminary Program

Interna onal Poli cal SociologyHuman RightsGlobal Development

Genocide, Se ler Colonialism, and Change in a Smaller World WD72: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Timothy Vasko (Barnard College of Columbia University)Disc. Benjamin Meiches (University of Washington-Tacoma)

Panel

Remembering Genocide in the Early Colonial Americas Timothy Vasko (Barnard College of Columbia University)

Watchdogs, Educators or Neutral Observers?: Evalua ng Journalis c Role Concep ons in the A ermath of Genocide in Canada

Brian Budd (University of Guelph)Governing Repair in Canada: Examining the Juridical Recep on of Colonial Schooling and the Six es Scoop as Legally Ac onable Wrongs

Jeremy Patzer (University of Manitoba)Māori and the “Silent Genocide” in Aotearoa New Zealand: An examina on of the force removal of Māori and the suppression of Whāngai

David Bruce MacDonald (University of Guelph)Genocide and the Problem of Novelty

Benjamin Meiches (University of Washington-Tacoma)

Human RightsInterna onal Security StudiesHistorical Interna onal Rela ons

9/11: Retrospec ves, Comparisons and Long-term Implica ons WD73: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Bryan Arva (University of Maryland)Disc. Bryan Arva (University of Maryland)

Panel

Terror, Torture, and Truth: Twenty Years Post 9/11Tristan Anne Borer (Connec cut College)

The Global War on Terror and the Predicament of Pakistan’s Na onal Security State: a case study of Pashtun uprising

Arshad Ali (University of Management and Technology Lahore)Accountability and Acceptance?: Local Communi es’ A tudes Towards 'IS families'

Gina Vale (King's College London)Recategorizing Transna onal A acks and Re-evalua ng Interna onal Security Discourse

Idil Yildiz (Graduate Ins tute Geneva)Acknowledging extraterritorial obliga ons? – The development of American, Bri sh, and German an -torture safeguards since 9/11

Janina Heaphy (University of Bamberg)

Human RightsInterna onal EthicsWomen's Caucus

Vic mhood: Iden es, Narra ves and Unheard VoicesWD74: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Kirsten Ainley (The Australian Na onal University)Disc. Franziska Boehme (Texas State University)

Panel

Making Vic ms Heard: How Women's Rights Advocates Expand Acknowledgement of War me Sexual Violence

Jessica Anderson Schofield (Western Connec cut State University)

Grassroots Repara ve Jus ce: Local Vic m Par cipa on in Post-conflict Peru

Fiorella Vera-Adrianzen (University of New Mexico)

In whose name? Interna onal Criminal Jus ce and narra ves of vic mhood

Olivia Nantermoz (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Poli cal violence targe ng women: New data exploring the different types, perpetrators, and vic m iden ty groups of this violence

Roudabeh Kishi (The Armed Conflict Loca on & Event Data Project (ACLED))

How Do Poorly Ra fied Interna onal Human Rights Trea es Protect Vic ms? - Case of the Migrant Workers Conven on in a Non-member State

So Yeon Park (Michigan State University)

Global HealthA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

Trust, Power, and Coopera on in Global HealthWD75: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Amy S. Pa erson (University of the South)Disc. Jeremy Shiffman (Johns Hopkins University)

Panel

Prac ces of trust and power in health diplomacy in MalawiEmma-Louise Anderson (The University of Leeds)Laura Considine (University of Leeds)

The Vicious Power-Trust Cycle in Global Mental Health: The Case of Tanzania

Amy S. Pa erson (University of the South)Loca ng Coopera on in Response to COVID-19: The Past, the Present, and the Future

Sara Davies (Griffith University)Public Trust and the Poli cs of Pakistan's COVID-19 Vaccina on Program

Hina Khalid (Informa on Technology University)Ashley Fox (SUNY-Albany)

Between State and Society: The Role of Trusted Knowledge Organiza ons in Na on Branding in Thailand

Joseph Harris (Boston University)


Regula ng and Controlling the Digital SpaceWD76: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Heather Katz (Southwestern Oklahoma State University)Disc. Andrea Calderaro (Cardiff University)

Panel

"Big brother is always watching you": Mapping the authoritarian prac ces of digital surveillance

Ahmed Maa (Ebehard-Karls University of Tuebingen)Comba ng Cyber Hate Speech Criminality: How Algorithms Are Changing Judicial Ac on against Violence

Miao-ling Lin Hasenkamp (Leibniz Ins tute of Agricultural Development in Transi on Economies (IAMO))

Building Cyber Norms from the Ground UpAlison Russell (Merrimack College)

Managing the Bureaucracy Under Digital Authoritarianism: The Chinese Communist Party’s Pursuit of Legi macy Through Performance and Control

Zhen Wang (Middle Tennessee State University)More appe te for control? Comparing online content regula on and their legi ma on across regime types during the Covid-19 crisis

Marianne Kneuer (University of Hildesheim)Wolf Schünemann (Hildesheim University)

Preliminary Program


Global Poli cs and the A ermath of Covid-19WD77: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Hadas Peled (Bar Ilan University)Disc. Yoshiharu Kobayashi (University of Leeds)

Panel

The Covid-19 pandemic has the poten al to shi the conversa on from the profit mo ve for interna onal intellectual property to human rights norm

Yohannes Woldemariam (George Mason University)Recra ing Mul lateralism for a Post-Pandemic World

Ummu Salma Bava (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Covid-19 Pandemic Crisis: Expecta ons of the Peoples of Global South from the Smaller World

Akhila Basalalli (Jawaharlal Nehru University)COVID-19 and the World Economic Forum: Towards Global Forms of Corpora sm?

Ioannis Papagaryfallou (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Selec ve regimes of mobility in the post-pandemic worldRicha Chandola (Jawaharlal Nehru University)


Postcolonial Reali esWD78: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Joseph Leigh (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Disc. Halit M. Tagma (Northern Arizona University)

Panel

Civiliza onal discourses, iden ty-poli cs, and insecurity dynamics between India and Pakistan

Runa Das (University of Minnesota - Duluth)The Dividends of a Dutch Treat: A Small Na on’s Bid to Conserve the Idea of Global Empire Through US-Hosted Aircrew Training and War me Alliance, 1941-49

Nicholas Sambaluk (Air Force Cyber College - Air War College, Air University)

Dependency Theory and Racial Inequali es: A Call for Renewed Engagement in Interna onal Poli cal Economy

Ingrid Kvangraven (University of York)Public History and IR: Mapping the Future through Archiving the Past

Manu Sharma (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Decolonising Interna onal Theories: Reflec ons from Self-determina on and Rising Demands of New Na ons in Developing Countries

Ravi Kumar Varma (Jawaharlal Nehru University)


People on the Move: Migrants and Refugees in a Smaller WorldWD79: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Sigrid Lupieri (University of Cambridge)Disc. Sigrid Lupieri (University of Cambridge)

Panel

Realpoli k versus Humanitarianism- Unravelling the Quagmire of Recogni on and Protec on of Refugees in India

Avan ka Dureha (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Poten al mul level lessons: between local experiences of migra on governance and European migra on policies.

Aurora Grazioli (Brussels School of Governance)Refugee Poli cs and Rights Claiming in South Korea

Seo-Hyun Park (Lafaye e College)

Gulf Migra on Governance and Transna onal Migrant Advocacy Networks

Crystal A. Ennis (Leiden University)Between Disease Diplomacy and Displacement: Refugee Health in Interna onal Rela ons

Sigrid Lupieri (University of Cambridge)

Preliminary Program

Thursday


The Public Opinion FactorTA00-1: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Disc. Nathan Andrews (University of Northern Bri sh Columbia)


A Dic onary-Based Textual Analysis of Domes c Support for Government Leaders

Jingjing An (Claremont Graduate University)Can governments buy support for globaliza on? Public and business a tudes in emerging markets

Ta ana Vashchilko (University of Calgary, Haskayne School of Business)

Public Support for Democracy Promo on Policies in Non-Western Democracies

Michael Yekple (University of Central Florida)Zla n Mitkov (University of Central Florida)Santosh Sapkota (University of Central Florida)

Represen ng Cons tuents or Interest Groups? The Poli cs of Corporate Lobbying and Public Opinions

Sanhae Hwang (Korea University)


Poli cs & Security in the Middle EastTA00-2: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Disc. Mark Haichin (Fellow, Norman Paterson School of Interna onal Affairs)


The Interna onal Sources of Prejudice against Shi‘a in the Middle East and North Africa: Original Survey Evidence from Morocco

Ma Buehler (University of Tennessee)Rethinking Moderniza on Strategy in the MENA Region

Louay Safi (Professor, HBKU, Qatar and Senior Fellow, ISPU, USA)

Construc ng a Middle East WMD-Free Zone through Interfaith Dialogue

Chris Ferrero (Coastal Carolina University)


FOREIGN POLICYTA01: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Jacqueline Braveboy-Wagner (City University of New York)

Junior Scholar


FOREIGN POLICY european union foreign policyTA01-A: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

JSS-Disc Rachel Vanderhill (Wofford College)JSS-Disc Knud Erik Jorgensen (Aarhus University)


Close neighbors despite the seas: How changes in Georgia and Tunisia triggered change in the European Neighborhood Policy

Ayoub AlBahri (Polish Academy of Sciences)Why the European Union act through ad hoc military coali ons? Evidence from West Africa

Liv Frank (Aarhus University )What makes interna onal coopera on successful: A study on the success factors of PESCO projects

Tina Scholz (Brussels School of Governance)European Strategic Culture: Entangled Emergence

Paul Love (University of California, Irvine)

Formula on of a European Union Grand Strategy vis-à-vis the People’s Republic of China

Earl WANG (Centre for Interna onal Studies (CERI) – Sciences Po)


FOREIGN POLICY emo ons and iden tyTA01-B: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

JSS-Disc Margaret G. Hermann (Syracuse University)JSS-Disc Jonathan Paquin (Laval University)


South Korea’s Unifica on Consensus in the Democra c Era Dylan Stent (Victoria University of Wellington)

Framing Interna onal Poli cs: What is an “Un-American” Foreign Policy?

Alexandra Lange (University of California, San Diego)Why should emo ons be one of the ‘great fron ers’ of IR studies? : Challenges and Opportuni es

Selma Imamoglu (Durham University)Masculine archetypes and foreign policy decision-making between the United States and Colombia

Sofia Pérez Gil (Universidad del Rosario)The Desire to Do Something: Explaining U.S. Public Support for Ineffectual Foreign Policy Interven ons

Andrew Goodhart (The Ohio State University)Alex Yu-Ting Lin (University of Notre Dame)


FOREIGN POLICY decisionmakingTA01-C: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

JSS-Disc Cameron G. Thies (Michigan State University)JSS-Disc Baris Kesgin (Elon University)


Inves ga ng the role of emo onal intelligence in foreign policy decision-making

William Chris ansen (Mount St. Mary's University)Why Do Leaders Securi ze? A Compara ve Analysis of European Leaders’ Responses to the Iraqi Threat

Alexander Scho höfer (The University of Edinburgh)The new role of the Visegrad Group countries in the European Union: the perspec ve of role theory and two-level game on the example of the migra on crisis 2015 analysis.

Magdalena Kozub-Karkut (Jagiellonian University)Hearts and minds - a misleading dis nc on. The impact of intui on on conceptualiza ons of interna onal order and percep ons of threat

Lilit Klein (University of Bri sh Columbia (UBC))Illusive Threats: A Neoclassical Realist Theory of Overbalancing

Ellis Malle (University of Surrey)


FOREIGN POLICY cri cal approaches TA01-D: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

JSS-Disc Karin Aggestam (Lund University)JSS-Disc Annika Bergman Rosamond (Lund University)


Ontological Security and Responsibility beyond Borders: A Non-Western Perspec ve from Iran

Alen Shadunts (University of Oxford)Affec ve Realism and the Annexa on of Crimea

Harald Edinger (University of Oxford)

Preliminary Program

Women’s Foreign Ministers Mee ng: Assessing the prospects of a feminist foreign policy

Holly Oberle (Colorado Mesa University)Women and Indian IR: Exploring the Roots of Underrepresenta on

pavan kumar (Jawahar Lal Nehru University)Aarushi . (University of Delhi)

New Paradigms in Regionalism and Regional Coopera on in Sub-Saharan Africa: Ùbúntú as Communitarian, Humanist African Approach to Understanding Coopera on

Stephen M. Magu (Norfolk State University)

Commi ee on the Status of WomenInterna onal Studies Associa on

Between a rock and a hard place: challenging the gendered no on of the ‘superhuman’ scholar

TA02: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Katharine A. M. Wright (Newcastle University)Part. Saara Särmä (Tampere University)Part. Toni Haastrup (University of S rling)Part. Punam Yadav (University College London (UCL))Part. Hannah Wright (London School of Economics and Poli cal

Science)Part. Zaynab El Bernoussi (Interna onal University of Rabat)

Commi ee Panel

TheoryInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

Communi es of Prac ce in World Poli cs: Advancing The Research Agenda (II)


Chair Maïka Sondarjee (University of O awa)Disc. Rebecca Adler-Nissen (University of Copenhagen)Disc. Emanuel Adler (University of Toronto)

Panel

Fostering security through boundary prac ces? Lessons from EU-NATO coopera on

Nina Graeger (Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)Boundary Work, Overlapping Iden es and Liminality in Communi es of Prac ce

Stéphanie Martel (Queen's University)Aarie Glas (Northern Illinois University)

Convergence and Contesta on in African Communi es of Prac ce: Capacity-Building in the AU and ECOWAS

Emmanuel A. Balogun (Skidmore College)The extension of communi es of prac ce and the narrowing of ‘others’: The Shanghai Coopera on Organiza on and interna onal informa on security

Guangyu Qiao-Franco (University of Southern Denmark) Learning to learn together?: communi es of prac ce and epistemic prac ces of lessons learning in the CSDP

Niklas Bremberg (Stockholm University & Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)


Terrorism, Counter-terroism and Poli cal PsychologyTA04: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Yonatan Lupu (George Washington University)Disc. Yonatan Lupu (George Washington University)

Panel

Keep Us Safe: Explaining Public Support for Types of Counterterrorism Policies

Graig R. Klein (New Jersey City University)

Shi ing sands: a survey study of sectarian a tudes in Northern Ireland

Eline Drury Løvlien (University of Mannheim)The Fear of Foreign Fighters: Experiment Insights on A tudes towards Reintegra on in Belgium, Norway, and the United Kingdom

Amélie Godefroidt (Norwegian University of Science and Technology)Karin Dyrstad (Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU))

Conserva sm in the face of terrorism threats: A compara ve experimental inves ga on

Fa h Erol (Koç University)Trading with the Enemy? An economic experiment with residents of Mosul, Iraq

Eric Skoog (Uppsala University)


Gaining a voice, having a say: Power and equity struggles about and within private environmental governance


Chair Benjamin Cashore (Na onal University of Singapore)Disc. Lily Y. Hsueh (Arizona State University)

Panel

Private auditor power in environmental governanceGraeme Auld (Carleton University)Stefan Renckens (University of Toronto)

Human Rights in Non-Governmental Environmental Cer fica on Standards: A Systema c Analysis

Kasia Johnson (McGill University)Sebas en Jodoin (McGill University)

Varia on in Responses to Stakeholder Feedback Across Voluntary Sustainability Standards

Hamish van der Ven (McGill University)Orchestra ng sustainability in global value chains: Transna onal and na onal experiences

Stefano Ponte (Copenhagen Business School)The equity dimension of corporate climate ac on: awareness and progress among 30 companies leading on corporate decarboniza on

Zdravka Tzankova (Vanderbilt University)

Environmental StudiesEnglish SchoolHistorical Interna onal Rela ons

Great Powers, Climate Change and Global Environmental Responsibili es


Chair Robert Falkner (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Chair Barry Buzan (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Disc. Robert Falkner (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Panel

Great Expecta ons: The United States and the Global EnvironmentRobyn Eckersley (University of Melbourne)

Poli cs of Responsibility: India in Global Climate GovernanceMiriam Prys-Hansen (German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies)

World on Fire: Coal Poli cs and Great Power ResponsibilityStacy D. VanDeveer (University of Massachuse s Boston)

Preliminary Program

Brazil: A Boundary Case of Environmental PowerKathryn Hochstetler (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

The European Union: A Green Great Power?Katja Biedenkopf (University of Leuven)

Interna onal Studies Associa onInterna onal Poli cal Science Associa on

THE CO-OPTION OF CRITICAL VOICES I: How interna onal organiza ons assimilate cri cal advocacy and convert it into global norms


Chair Olivier Nay (University of La Sorbonne (Paris 1))Disc. Ma hew Eagleton-Pierce (SOAS University of London)

Partner Organiza on

The Neutraliza on of Cri cal Knowledge Claims by Interna onal Organiza ons

Olivier Nay (University of La Sorbonne (Paris 1))Epistemic Capture Within the World Trade Organiza on

Ma hew Eagleton-Pierce (SOAS University of London)Conten on, Lawfare and the Normaliza on of Dissent: The Fight for Accountability in Hai and its Response

Rosa Freedman (Reading University)Interna onal Organiza ons and the “illegi mate” debt issue: when IOs deal with a radical claim for socio-economic jus ce

Jessy Bailly (MESOPOLHIS (Sciences Po Aix) / CEVIPOL (Université Libre de Bruxelles))

Silence on Kurdish Iden ty, Social and Environmental Issues in the World Heritage Arenas (UNESCO)

JULIEN BOUCLY (IEP Toulouse)


IO Editorial CafeTA08: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Erik Voeten (Georgetown University)Disc. Virginia Page Fortna (Columbia University)Disc. David A. Lake (University of California, San Diego)Disc. Beth Ann Simmons (University of Pennsylvania)Disc. Bre Ashley Leeds (Rice University)Disc. Thomas Risse (Freie Universität Berlin)Disc. Layna Mosley (Princeton University)

Innova ve Panel

Science, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela onsInterna onal Poli cal SociologyA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

The Poli cs of Disco Elysium: Estonian Tales of Marxist Detec ves and Foreign Occupa on


Chair Penny Griffin (University of New South Wales)Disc. Maria Mälksoo (Brussels School of Interna onal Studies,

University of Kent)Disc. Nicholas Kiersey (University of Texas Rio Grande Valley)

Panel

‘I Don’t Want to Be This Kind of Animal Anymore’: Prac cing Aboli on in Disco Elysium

Chris Rossdale (University of Bristol)Role Playing Games and World Poli cs: Se ng the Agenda for Research

Teemu Rantanen (University of Turku)Juha A. Vuori (Tampere University)

Ludic Solu ons to Narra ve Impasses: Imagining Cultural and Poli cal Alterna ves

Umut Gurses (The Ohio State University)

A Real Kerfuffle: Sovereignty, Interven on, and Insanity in Disco Elysium

James Gilley (Nicholls State University)The Au s c Cop in Disco Elysium: A Nietzschean Copenhagen School Beyond the Deaths of Marx and God

Vic Castro (University of Copenhagen)

Science, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela onsInterna onal EthicsInterdisciplinary Studies

Interdisciplinary ethical approaches to nuclear apocalypse, super soldiers and technology


Chair Alexandra Homolar (University of Warwick)Disc. Jonathan E. Czarnecki (U.S. Naval War College)

Panel

Human Subjects, Digital Protocols: The future of ins tu onal review boards (IRBs) and digital research in vulnerable communi es

Ziad Al Achkar (George Mason Univeristy)Charles Patrick Mar n-Shields (German Development Ins tute)

Vagaries of the Future: Technology, Language and the Inadvertent Erosion of the Nuclear Taboo

Baruch Malewich (University of Minnesota)The Nuclear Priesthood: Religious Imaginaries of Scien sts and Defense Intellectuals

Anna Pluff (University of Chicago)John Emery (University of Oklahoma)

Industrial policy and military technologies in the new na onal planning: Case studies of emerging countries

Lauchlan Munro (University of O awa)How vulnerable are ballis c nuclear submarines really? Implica ons for nuclear deterrence

Eben Coetzee (University of the Free State)

Science, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela onsGlobal HealthA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

Cri cal Approaches to Covid-19 policies and strategiesTA12: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Andrea Calderaro (Cardiff University)Disc. Karl Grindal (Georgia Ins tute of Technology)

Panel

Discourses of Migra on and State Failure to Control Covid-19 in Asia-Pacific Region Democracies

David E. Toohey (Nagoya University)Smartphone Security: The Case of Covid-19 Contact Tracing Apps

Håvard Rustad Markussen (Swedish Defense University)“They may be changing the world, but that doesn’t mean they run it”: Big Tech’s Ins tu onal Power Exemplified through the Case of Proximity-Tracing Technology during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Niamh Healy (University College London)Data and pandemic bodies: a feminist reading of COVID-19 digital surveillance

Jillian Terry (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)Expanding IR with STS: What the social study of science and technology can explain about the governance of global popula on displacement in the me of COVID-19

Rebecca J. Hester (Virginia Tech)

Preliminary Program

Science, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela onsInterna onal Poli cal SociologyTheory

Cri cal Making in Interna onal Poli csTA13: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Didier Bigo (Sciences Po Paris & King's College London)Disc. Rocco Bellanova (University of Amsterdam (UvA) & Université

Saint-Louis (Brussels))Disc. Anna Leander (Graduate Ins tute Geneva)

Panel

Making the intangible surveillance visible: Sensorial representa ons of algorithmic surveillance

Francesco Ragazzi (Leiden University & CERI Sciences Po)Plo ng Data: Acts of Collec on and Omission

Ruben van de Ven (Leiden University)Coloring Outside the Lines: Imaginary Recons tu on of Security in Yemen through Visual Ar s c Images

Yelyzaveta Glybchenko (Tampere University)Interfaces: On the Rela onality of Race, Face and, Vision. A Mul modal Interven on

Ildiko Plajas (Leiden University)Specula ve cameras and the status of the digital image in security and interna onal affairs

Rune Saugmann Andersen (Tampere University)

Canadian Poli cal Science Associa on/Associa on canadienne de science poli que Interna onal Studies Associa on

Shadow RegionalismsTA14: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair J. Andrew Grant (Queen's University)Disc. Patricia Ackah-Baidoo (Queen's University)Part. Evelyn N. Mayanja (University of Manitoba)Part. Abdiasis Issa (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs (Wilfrid

Laurier University))Part. Laura Catharine Macdonald (Carleton University)Part. Grace Jaramillo (University of Waterloo)Part. Frank Ma heis (Université libre de Bruxelles)Part. Luca Raineri (Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies)Part. Alessandra Russo (University of Trento)Part. Elisa Lopez Lucia (Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB))Part. Nafisa Ahmed Abdulhamid (Dalhousie University)

Partner Organiza on

Interna onal Studies Associa onPeace Science Society (Interna onal)

Consequences of 21st Century Economic CoercionTA15: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Navin Bapat (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)Chair Julia Grauvogel (GIGA German Ins tute of Global and Area

Studies)Disc. Katja Kleinberg (Binghamton University (SUNY))Disc. Timothy Peterson (Arizona State University)

Partner Organiza on

Economic Sanc ons and Support for Right-Wing Par es in Target States

Menevis Cilizoglu (St. Olaf College)Susan Hannah Allen (University of Mississippi)

Economic Sanc ons and Labor Rights Abuses in Target Countries Kate Perry (Georgia Southern University)Dursun Peksen (University of Memphis)

Aggressive or Apathe c? Explaining Varia on in the Enforcement of Economic Sanc ons

Navin Bapat (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)Bryan R. Early (State University of New York at Albany)

Dual-Use Export Control and US Allies’ Sanc ons-Bus ng Behavior Yuleng Zeng (University of South Carolina)Timothy Peterson (Arizona State University)

The Poli cal Consequences of Sanc ons Termina on Hana A a (University of Konstanz & GIGA German Ins tute for Global and Area Studies)Julia Grauvogel (GIGA German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies)Chris an von Soest (German Ins tute for Global and Area Studies (GIGA))

Interna onal Studies Associa onEuropean Interna onal Studies Associa on

Conceptual revolu ons in interna onal rela ons ITA16: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Felix Berenskoe er (SOAS, University of London)Disc. Felix Berenskoe er (SOAS, University of London)

Partner Organiza on

Beyond Na on and State: No ons of Community in the late-medieval African Atlan c

Julia Costa Lopez (University of Groningen)The Early Modern Concept of Empire

Benjamin de Carvalho (NUPI)A cri cal analysis of periodiza on in Interna onal Rela ons

Xavier Guillaume (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen)The conceptual revolu on that made interna onal rela ons

Halvard Leira (NUPI)Crime and Punishment in Interna onal Poli cs: The Birth of Interna onal Community

Evgeny Roshchin (RANEPA (St Petersburg))


Exploring the interdependency of violence and nonviolenceTA17: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Idean Salehyan (University of North Texas)Chair Kathleen G. Cunningham (University of Maryland)Part. Kathleen G. Cunningham (University of Maryland)Part. Kanisha D. Bond (Binghamton University)Part. Erica Chenoweth (Harvard Kennedy School)Part. Cassy L. Dorff (Vanderbilt University)Part. Jonathan Pinckney (United States Ins tute of Peace)

Partner Organiza on

Theory

Exploring Immanent Cri que: Its Poli cs, Limits, and MethodTA18: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Hannah Gignoux (Virginia Tech)Disc. David L. Blaney (Macalester College)

Panel

Diasporic Music: Sounding the Connec on between Sedimented Histories

Sarah Then Bergh (Cornell University)Immanent vs Eminent Cri que: Compe ng Methods for Understanding Revolu on, Slavery, and Domina on

Chris Smith (Fusion Academy)Marx’s Social Holism as Method and Ethic

Emma Kast (Aberystwyth University)

Preliminary Program

Living Contradic on in the World of Hegel's IndividualLiz Alexander (Johns Hopkins University )

Escaping the “I”: The Limita ons of Encountering and Engaging the Other

Hannah Gignoux (Virginia Tech)


Religion and Diplomacy in a Changing WorldTA19: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Lana Wylie (McMaster University)Disc. Jeremy A. Rinker (University of North Carolina, Greensboro)

Panel

Democra za on, Diplomacy and the Struggle for The Newly Independent States’ (NIS) Souls: The Cases of Georgia and Azerbaijan

Lasha Takalandze (University of Massachuse s Lowell)Deina A. Abdelkader (University of Massachuse s)

Olympic Diplomacy: Interpre ng Islam within Interna onal Rela ons

Chris ne Bianco (Florida Interna onal University)Umer Rahman (Florida Interna onal University)

Religion & Diplomacy in the 21st Century: A Transatlan c Comparison of Policy Approaches

Peter Mandaville (George Mason University)China’s Buddhist Diplomacy

Chien-peng Chung (Lingnan University)Why Diplomacy in Africa needs more a en on to So Power: The example of religion in Nigeria

Olusola Ogunnubi (University of the Free State)

Peace Studies

Nonviolence and pacifism: me for a new research agenda?TA20: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Helen Dexter (The University of Leicester)Part. Alexandre Christoyannopoulos (Loughborough University)Part. Richard Jackson (University of Otago)Part. Ned Dobos (University of New South Wales)Part. Molly Wallace (Portland State University)Part. Iain Atack (Trinity College Dublin)

Roundtable


Author Meets Cri cs: Global Corpse Poli cs with Jessica AuchterTA21: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Charlo e Heath-Kelly (University of Warwick)Part. Jessica Auchter (University of Tennessee at Cha anooga)Part. Brent J. Steele (University of Utah)Part. Thomas Gregory (University of Auckland)Part. Francois Debrix (Virginia Tech)Part. Nisha Shah (University of O awa)Part. Henrique Tavares Furtado (University of the West of England)

Roundtable

TheoryInterna onal Organiza on

System, Society, Structure: Revisi ng the Interna onalTA22: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Stefan Cibian (Făgăraș Research Ins tute and Babeș-Bolyai University)

Disc. Stefan Cibian (Făgăraș Research Ins tute and Babeș-Bolyai University)

Panel

Overcoming the fallacy of structural reifica on: advantages of a process and prac ce-oriented rela onal ontology

Aila Trasi (Johns Hopkins University)Authoritarianism and Interna onal Ins tu ons: A Layered Narra ve

Dolunay Bulut (The New School for Social Research)Blind in One Eye: Unclear Founda ons of the English School

Mateusz Ambrożek (University of Warsaw)What is it with the regions?: Naviga ng Compe ng Regionalisms in a 'Regionalising World'

Ruqaiya Khullakpham (Centre for Study of Law and Governance, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi)Mansoor Ashraf (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi)

Mul lateralism - Prac ce and Theory (Theory and Prac ce)Gunther Hellmann (Goethe University Frankfurt)


Timing and Temporality in Global Ins tu onal ChangeTA23: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Michael W. Manulak (Norman Paterson School of Interna onal Affairs)

Disc. Nina Hall (Johns Hopkins University, SAIS)

Panel

Timefulness in Interna onal Rela ons TheoryOrfeo Fioretos (Temple University)

What sorts of beings are interna onal ins tu ons? Towards an ontological and temporal ins tu onalism

Andrew R. Hom (University of Edinburgh)Technological Change and the Transforma on of Ins tu onal Design

Michael W. Manulak (Norman Paterson School of Interna onal Affairs)

The Pliant ApocalypseNomi Claire Lazar (University of O awa)

Why the delay? What explains lags in technology adop on in environmental trea es?

Inger Weibust (Carleton University)


State Sovereignty, Order, and Governance in Compara ve Perspec ve


Chair Zachariah Mampilly (Vassar College)Disc. Diane Davis (Harvard University)

Panel

Staking Claims: Varie es of Legi ma on in North KosovoIan Madison (London School of Economics)

Between Mili as and Armies: The Poli cs of Military Professionalism in Very Weak States

William Reno (Northwestern University)Beyond Confronta on: Conflict, Development, and Order in Colombia

Clara Voyvodic (University of Oxford)Pacify. The Violent Order of a New York Gang

Mar n Lamo e (Cnrs)Hybrid and Borderland Sovereign es in the Contemporary World

Desmond Arias (Baruch College and the Graduate Center, City University of New York)Anne e Idler (University of Oxford)Harold Trinkunas (Stanford University)

Preliminary Program


Exploring the Rebel Resource CurseTA25: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Annjulie Vester (University of California Santa Barbara)Disc. James Walsh (University of North Carolina Charlo e)

Panel

Oil and the deadline for independence: Unfinished decoloniza on and preemp ve secessionism

Naosuke Mukoyama (University of Cambridge)Who's in charge here? Market regula on and peacebuilding in Yemen's war economy

Joseph Huddleston (Seton Hall University)Hawking Loot in Civil Wars: Economic Diplomacy, the Resource Curse, and Ren er Rebels

Bridget L. Coggins (University of California, Santa Barbara)Ariel I. Ahram (Virginia Tech)

Non-state armed groups and the poli cal geography of conflict economies in the MENA region

Chris ne Cheng (King's College London)Renad Mansour (Chatham House)Tim Eaton (King’s College London)

Fueling conflict?: Natural Resources and the Dura on of Civil WarMegan Becker (University of Southern California)Jonathan Markowitz (University of Southern California)Sarah Orsborn (University of Southern California)

Interna onal Poli cal SociologyGlobal DevelopmentHuman Rights

Indigenous Rights, Representa on, and Self-Determina on TA26: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Jeremy Patzer (University of Manitoba)Disc. David Bruce MacDonald (University of Guelph)

Panel

Indigenous Sovereignty and Aboriginal Rights Across Borders: The Case of R. v. Desautel

Sheryl Ligh oot (University of Bri sh Columbia)Beyond the Turning Point: Contemporary Indigenous Rights in Australia and Canada

Jeremy Patzer (University of Manitoba)Indigenous Self-Determina on at the Local Level? Local Government and Indigenous Representa on in Aotearoa New Zealand and Canada

David Bruce MacDonald (University of Guelph)Divergent Paths to Indigenous Representa on: Se ler State Responses

Kiera Ladner (University of Manitoba)Dane Monkman (University of Manitoba)Marcus Closen (University of Toronto)

From Indigenous Private Property to Full Dispossession – the peculiar case of Sápmi

Rauna Kuokkanen (University of Lapland)

Human RightsInterdisciplinary StudiesPoli cal Demography and Geography

Transla ng Poli cal Change: Mapping Jus ce Across Space and Time


Chair Mariana Prandini Assis (Dalhousie University)Disc. Nassef Manabilang Adiong (The Philippine Interna onal

Studies Organiza on (PHISO))

Panel

Deterritorializing Concepts and Prac ces in Transi onal Jus ceMariam Salehi (WZB Berlin Social Science Center)

Art, Jus ce and Emo ons: Deconstruc ng Affec ve SpacesEliza Garnsey (University of Cambridge)

Reclama on, Resistance and Resilience: A Topography of Transforma ve Jus ce

Lauren M. Balasco (Stockton University)Non-Spaces of Jus ce: Fes vals, Daily Encounters, and the Ques on of Memory

Christopher K. Lamont (Tokyo Interna onal University)The Body Poli c of Memory: Mapping Violence, Gender and Jus ce

Arnaud Kurze (Montclair State University)Nomzamo Ntombela (Michigan State University )Beatriz Ciordia Zabalza (New York University)


Evolu on of Security Communi esTA28: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Rosella Cappella Zielinski (Boston University)Disc. Andrew Yeo (The Catholic University of America)

Panel

Images of Alliance Cohesion: The Sino-Soviet Pact & Today’s China-Russia Alliance

Timothy Crawford (Boston College)Us and Them - Partner, Compe tor, and Rival? The Collec ve Iden ty of the Transatlan c Security Community and the China Factor

Tobias Bunde (Her e School)Do U.S. Alliance Commitments Cause Allies to Underspend on Defense? Rethinking Incen ves to Free Ride and Evidence from Austria and Hungary

Jordan Ernstsen (University of Utah)Security Alignment as a Process: The Alignment Compa bility Model and the Trajectory of the Sino-Russian Rela onship

Maria (Mary) Papageorgiou (Newcastle University )Valen na Feklyunina (Newcastle University)

Alliances in Ta ers? The Cases of the United Kingdom, Australia and Germany

Angela Poh (Nanyang Technological University, Singapore)

Interna onal Poli cal SociologyInterna onal Security Studies

Local Partners in SecurityTA29: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Jessica Simonds (Queen's University Belfast)Disc. Charlo e Hulme (Yale University )

Panel

Assembling Security Assistance: Knowledge, Networks and Materiality of a Global Prac ce

Simone Tholens (Cardiff University )

Preliminary Program

The narra ve basis of foreign policy: On the self and the military contractor

Hilde van Meegdenburg (Leiden University)The Other Side of Unilateral Withdrawal

Orit Gazit (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)Entangled In/Security: De-fracturing Materiality in Humanitarian Security Management

Janine Bressmer (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies/Centre on Conflict, Development and Peacebuilding)

‘Soldiers are Soldiers?’: Private Security Work in East Africa as Ontological (in)Security

Jethro Norman (Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies (DIIS))


Fresh Perspec ves in Feminist Poli cal EconomyTA30: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Molly Merryman (Kent State University)Disc. Molly Merryman (Kent State University)

Panel

Working to Protect While Unprotected: Exploring Prison Labour in the United States During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Stephanie M. Redden “Not All Men”: On the Ethics and Poli cal Economy of Ignorant or Malevolent Responses to Important and Accurate Cri cisms, or What is “Toxic” About Toxic Masculinity and Its Relevance for IR

Bryant Sculos (Worcester State University)The Privilege to Strike?: Iden ty, Risk, and the Interna onal Women’s Strike

Ashley Bohrer (University of Notre Dame)Caring for Each Other, Caring for the Land: A Feminist Poli cal Economy of Mine Closure

Rebecca Hall (Queen's University)Economic Sanc ons through the lens of Social Reproduc on: The Case of Iran

Asma Abdi (Univerity of Warwick)

Peace StudiesInterna onal LawInterdisciplinary Studies

Problema c Peacebuilding: A Compara ve AnalysisTA31: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Thania Paffenholz (Graduate Ins tute, Geneva)Chair Hugo Harvey (Academia Nacional de Estudios Polí cos y

Estratégicos)Disc. Louis-Alexandre Berg (Georgia State University)Disc. Jeroen Van den Bosch (Adam Mickiewicz University)Disc. Sabine Kurtenbach (German Ins tute of Global and Area

Studies (GIGA))Part. Vanja Petricevic (Florida Gulf Coast University )Part. Kathleen Barre (University of West Georgia)Part. Robert Fa on (University of Virginia)Part. Guyma Noel (Union Ins tute & University)Part. Brendan Howe (Ewha Woman's University)Part. Erin L. McCandless (University of Witwatersrand)Part. Timothy Donais (Wilfrid Laurier University)Part. George A. Lopez (University of Notre Dame)Part. Mike W. Fowler (US Air Force Academy)Part. Gabor Halmai (European University Ins tute)

Roundtable

South Asia in World Poli cs

Understanding Regional Diplomacy in South AsiaTA32: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Tobias Scholz (King's College London & Na onal University of Singapore)

Disc. Ari Eisenstat (University of Hawai'i)

Panel

The Indian approach to global ordering: Lessons from South AsiaPhilip E. Hultquist (School of Advanced Military Studies, Army University)Prakash Adhikari (Central Michigan University)

The Impact of Cyber Diplomacy in South Asia: Regional Integra on or Fragmenta on?

Tobias Scholz (King's College London & Na onal University of Singapore)

A Green Reality Check: Nuancing India’s Global Climate DiplomacyAxel Nordenstam (The Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs (UI))

Contemporary Indo-Nepali Rela ons: Deploying the Hedging Framework in Analyzing Nepal’s Foreign Policy towards India

Bibek Chand (University of North Georgia)Covid-19 and interstate rela ons in South Asia

Nirmal Jindal (Delhi University)Seema Narain (Deshbandhu College)

Global Development

Poli cs of Space and PlaceTA33: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Rhys Machold (University of Glasgow)Disc. Rhys Machold (University of Glasgow)

Panel

The Code in the Stone’s Face Fades: Corridors and Compartments of the Racialized violence in policing Pales ne

Catherine Chiniara Charre (University of Westminster)Inevitable Libera on: Pales nian People and Land Resist Green Colonialism

Ghada Sasa (McMaster University)Poli cs of Social Cohesion and Control: The Case of the Unity In fada

Dana El Kurd (University of Richmond)Uncertain Futures: A cri cal geography perspec ve on COVID-19 response in Ghana

Madeleine Wong (St. Lawrence University)Movement as Medium: Space, Time and the Poli cs of City Films

Rohan K. Kalyan (Virginia Commonwealth University)

Intelligence StudiesHistorical Interna onal Rela ons

The History of Intelligence Analysis: EuropeTA34: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Pia Jansen (Norwegian Defence Intelligence School)Disc. Michael Warner (US Department of Defense)

Panel

“Rumours that Run: from Fausses Nouvelles to White Terror, the Abrupt Beginnings of a European Intelligence Agency in 1815”

Beatrice de Graaf (Utrecht University)The Professionalisa on of Bri sh Intelligence Analysts in the Late 1960s

Michael S. Goodman (King's College London)“Dragged Forward by Disaster: Evolu on of UK Defence Analy cal Methodology”

Kris an Gustafson (Brunel University)

Preliminary Program

Learning by Doing: the BCRA & the Origins of French Intelligence Analysis

Clément Renault (University of Glasgow)“The Evolu on of the End Product: From the Crea on of the JIC to the Modern Day”

Celia Parker-Vincent (King's College London)


Intelligence, war, and conflictTA35: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Markus Peltola (Finnish Na onal Defence University)Disc. Erik Dahl (Naval Postgraduate School)

Panel

An Informa on Flow Model for Predic ng Na onal Security Intelligence Alliances

Andrew Macpherson (University of New Hampshire)Understanding the enemy: the past and present challenge of the French military intelligence services since 1945

Léa Michelis (University of Rennes 1 / Ins tute for Strategic Research (IRSEM, Paris))

Informa on manoeuvre and intelligencePeter de Werd (Netherlands Defence Academy)

Not an Oxymoron: Developing Theory on Military IntelligenceDavid Strachan-Morris (University of Leicester)

Intelligence Challenges of the Space Domain to Na onal and Global Security: The Need for Increased Intelligence Sharing Among Allied Countries Amid Decreased Trust

Kimbra Fishel (American Military University)

Peace Studies

State-Ci zen Interac ons and Mobiliza on for ChangeTA36: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Kris n Bakke (University College London)Disc. Sco Gates (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) and

University of Oslo)

Panel

Elite and Security Force Defec on and Regime Transi onsMauricio Rivera Celes no (PRIO)Marianne Dahl (Peace Research Ins tute, OSlO (PRIO))Håvard Mokleiv Nygård (The Norwegian Agency for Development )

Are Some NGOs Really ‘Foreign Agents’? Ci zens’ Views on Civil Society in Russia’s ‘Near Abroad’

Kris n Bakke (University College London)From Nonins tu onalized to Ins tu onalized Mobiliza on: Democracy Protests and Electoral Compe on in Democra c Transi ons

Hanne Fjelde (Uppsala University)Carl Henrik Knutsen (University of Oslo)

Coali ons of Protest and Democra c Transi onsNils Me ernich (University College London)

Historical and Contemporary Pa erns of Mass Conten on: Introducing the Opposi on Movements and Groups (OMG) Dataset

Sirianne Dahlum (Peace Research Ins tute - Oslo (PRIO))Carl Henrik Knutsen (University of Oslo)Haakon Gjerløw (Peace Research ins tute Oslo)Tore Wig (University of Oslo / Peace Research Ins tute - Oslo (PRIO))Hanne Fjelde (Uppsala University)


Interna onalism and Interna onal Organiza ons in the Empire-System


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

Panel

Interven on from nowhere: Technocra c interna onalism and the Suez Canal, 1856–81

Jan Eijking (University of Oxford)Inter-Imperial Organisa ons: The Origins of Global Governance during the Global Empire-System of 1856-1955

Ellen Jenny Ravndal (University of Stavanger)Narra ng systemic change: the UN and the “end of colonialism”, 1946-1960

Thomas Müller (Bielefeld University)The Empire System: Three Tradi ons

Sindre Gade Viksand (Lund University)Empire and the Intellectual Sphere: Rabindranath Tagore and the Dialogue between the East and the West

Ritambhara Malaviya (Kamala Nehru College, University of Delhi)

Interna onal Organiza onInterna onal Communica on

The (De-)Legi ma on of Interna onal Organiza ons in Disrup ve Times


Chair Farsan Ghassim (Lund University)Disc. Jon Pevehouse (University of Wisconsin)Disc. Michal Parízek (Charles University)

Panel

Contesta on of Interna onal Ins tu ons by Established Western Powers: Varying Contesta on Frames and their Implica ons for Ins tu onal Legi macy

Andreas Kruck (Ludwig - Maximilians University Munich)Raphaela Hobbach (Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich)Tim Heinkelmann-Wild (Ludwig - Maximilians University Munich)Benjamin Daßler (Ludwig - Maximilians University Munich)

How Do Interna onal Organiza ons Survive Legi macy Crises?Me e Eilstrup-Sangiovanni (University of Cambridge)

The Responsive Public: How EU Decisions Shape Public Opinion on Salient Policies

Christoph Mikulaschek (Harvard University)Legi ma on through Aspira onal Reform: Why Incomplete African Union Reforms Succeed

Ueli Staeger (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies, Geneva)

Legi ma on in Times of Crisis: How Interna onal Organiza ons React to Cri cal Junctures

Tobias Lenz (Leuphana University Lüneburg)Henning Schmidtke (GIGA German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies)


The Domes c Poli cs of Interna onal Agreements: Legislatures, Poli cal Par es, and the Ra fica on of Interna onal Trea es


Chair Jeffrey S. Lan s (The College of Wooster)Disc. Cornelia Baciu (University of Hamburg)

Panel

Preliminary Program

How do secessionist, na onalist and regional par es vote on foreign policy? Evidence from parliamentary vo ng on interna onal trea es

Anna Herranz-Surralles (Maastricht University)Juliet Kaarbo (University of Edinburgh)Sissela Matzner (University of Edinburgh)

Disarmament treaty ra fica on: who ra fies faster and why?Michal Onderco (Erasmus University Ro erdam)Valerio Vignoli (University of Milan)

Introducing the Interna onal Treaty Ra fica on Votes DatabaseWolfgang Wagner (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)Falk Ostermann (Justus Liebig University Giessen)

The policy and poli cs of trea es in Italy: a descrip ve analysisValerio Vignoli (University of Milan)Stella Gianfreda (Università di Genova)

Le and Right or Front and Centre? A Conceptual and Empirical Explora on of Non-Linearity in Party Posi ons on Foreign Policy Issues

Benjamin Mar ll (University of Edinburgh)


The ins tu onaliza on of interna onal coopera on: the role of joint bodies in global governance


Chair Jonas Tallberg (Stockholm University)Disc. Theresa Squatrito (London School of Economics, IR)Disc. Oliver Westerwinter (University of St. Gallen)

Panel

Few and Far Between: Joint Bodies in Interna onal Investment Agreements

Yoram Ha el (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)The Biggest Bang for the Buck? Explaining Joint Body Strength in the EU’s Interna onal Agreements

Andreas Duer (University of Salzburg)Markus Gas nger (University of Salzburg)

Linking ins tu onal design and effec veness: what can we learn from the outcomes of the Conven on Against Torture’s treaty body’s shaming?

Sara Kahn-Nisser (The Open University of Israel)The Rooms Where Consensus Happens: How Interna onal Development Norms Take Shape In OECD Commi ees and Working Groups

Simone S. Dietrich (University of Geneva)Alice Iannantuoni (University of Geneva)

Do Bilateral Agreements and the Bodies They Create Solve More Challenging Problems?

Barbara Koremenos (University of Michigan)


The War on Terror and Middle East Poli csTA41: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Victor Asal (State University of New York at Albany)Disc. Annelle Sheline (Rice University)

Panel

The Evolu on of Terrorist Tac cs: Responding to Counter-Terrorist Financing Policies and Prac ce

Jessica Davis (Carleton University )The indispensable na on: na onal concep on of the U.S. role in the Middle East since the end of the Cold War

Julie-Pier Nadeau (University of Quebec in Montreal)

Beyond the Ba lefield: Rela ve Strength, Momentum, and ISIL Terrorism in Iraq

Bri nee Carter (University of Kansas)Thomas Guarrieri (University of Maryland)Daniel S. Smith (Ohio State University)

From a Dyadic Sunni-Shiite Contest to a Tri-Polar Rivalry: Ontological Security and Post-Arab Spring Military Interven ons

Ido Yahel (Tel Aviv University)Challenges of Legi ma on: Winnability in the American Way of War and the War on Terror

Jonny Hall (London School of Economics)


New Developments in Turkish Foreign PolicyTA42: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Berkay Gülen (University of Washington)Disc. Berkay Gülen (University of Washington)

Panel

Dispensable Partnership? US-Turkey Rela ons in the Biden EraIoannis N. Grigoriadis (Bilkent University)

Turkey's Puzzling Rela ons with Great Powers: A Diploma c Empirical Approach

Hasan Yonten (Neumann University)Turkey’s foreign policy decision makers in the early JDP period: A compara ve assessment

Ismail Erkam Sula (Ankara Yildirim Beyazit University)Cagla Luleci-Sula (Bilkent University)

So Balancing by Great Powers? NATO, the Eastern Mediterranean Sea and the US-Turkey rela ons

Alexandros Zachariades (London School Of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Middle Power Status, Economic Interests, and Security: Evidence from Turkish Troop Deployments

Sabri Ci ci (Kansas State University)


Broader Security Coopera on in a Smaller World: US Indo-Pacific Strategy and Its Implica ons for Different Issue Areas


Chair Thomas G. Mahnken (U.S. Naval War College)Disc. David A. Welch (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs)

Panel

The High Price of Cheap Talk: The Signaling Problem in US Asia Strategy.

Van Jackson (Victoria University of Wellington)Emerging Technologies and Indo-Pacific: Exploring the boundaries and Areas of Coopera on

Hyun Ji Rim (SAIS, Johns Hopkins University)Ins tu onal Dilemma: Quad and ASEAN in the Indo-Pacific

Kei Koga (Nanyang Technological University)Bilateral Alliances in an Interconnected Cyber World: Cyber Deterrence and Opera onal Control in the US Indo-Pacific Strategy

James Pla e (USAF Center for Strategic Deterrence Studies)Indo-Pacific Strategy in Outer Space: The impact of the Beidou System on China-US Power Distribu on over the South China Sea

Fumiko Sasaki (Columbia University )


US Foreign Policy Toward ChinaTA44: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Margaret Pearson (University of Maryland)Disc. Jiakun Jack Zhang (University of Kansas)

Panel

Preliminary Program

A New Asian Cold War? Biden’s China Policy and Thucydides’ TrapJoel R. Campbell (Troy University)

U.S. Strategy towards China and Taiwan: An Iden ty-Based Cri queMichael Kraig (Air Command and Staff College, Air University)

Frame analysis and the construc on of the na onal interest - a comparison of the U.S. and China

Sabine Mokry (Leiden University and GIGA German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies)

The ‘blowback’ of American grand strategy: US foreign economic policy towards China from Obama to Biden

Zeno Leoni (King's College London)Changing Contours of US-China Rela ons: Structural Neceesaity or Strategic Compulsions?

Rajiv Ranjan (Shanghai University)


Interna onal Rela ons a er Covid-19 among the US, East Asia and the EU


Chair Kumiko Haba (Aoyama Gakuin University, Harvard University)Disc. Tsuneo Akaha (Middlebury Ins tute of Interna onal Studies at

Monterey)Disc. Kumiko Haba (Aoyama Gakuin University, Harvard University)

Panel

Chinese Foreign Policy: BRI and Regional Collabora on a er pandemic

Shixin Du (Aoyama Gakuin University)“Pretending to Deter Russia and China: Consequences for East Asia”

Soavapa Ngampramuan (Ramkhamhaeng University)American and European Strategy to making New World Order: Containment policy by QUAD will be succeeded in East Asia?

Tsuneo Akaha (Middlebury Ins tute of Interna onal Studies at Monterey)

QUAD and Indian Regional Corpora on in New World Order a er pandemic

Pradeep Singh Chauhan (Kurukshetra University ,Kurukshetra )US's Asian Policy and New World Order a er pandemic

Pradeep Singh Chauhan (Kurukshetra University ,Kurukshetra )Joseph S. Nye Jr. (Harvard University)Kumiko Haba (Aoyama Gakuin University, Harvard University)Soavapa Ngampramuan (Ramkhamhaeng University)


Elites in Foreign PolicyTA46: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Thomas Nichols (Naval War College)Disc. Brian Rathbun (University of Southern California)

Panel

Reading the home front? A mixed methods approach to understanding links between public opinion and European security elites

Catarina P. Thomson (University of Exeter)Moritz Neubert (University of Mannheim)Jean Joana (CEPEL, Université de Montpellier)Konstan n Gavras (University of Mannheim)

Dealing with Elite Fragmenta on in Foreign Policy: Does Personality Ma er?

Ryan Beasley (University of St Andrews)Sibel Oktay (University of Illinois at Springfield)

Follow the Leader? Government Rhetoric and Agenda Se ng on Foreign Policy

Elsy Gonzalez (University of Chicago)Jenna Gibson (University of Chicago)

Explaining American Defense Diplomacy: An Ins tu onal Evalua on of a Primary Tool of American Statecra

George Greanias (Virginia Tech)Representa ve or Exclusionary? Intersec onal Representa on among Foreign Policy Elites and Bargaining Pa erns

Saad Ullah Khan (Georgia State University)

Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on StudiesPeace Studies

Diasporas and Conflict Transporta on: Exploring Actors, Inter-group Dynamics and Host Country Responses


Chair Elise Feron (Tampere Peace Research Ins tute)Disc. Bruno Lefort (Université de Montréal / Tampere University)

Panel

Conflicted iden es: nego a ng alterity and belonging among young people from the Lebanese diasporas in Montreal

Bruno Lefort (Université de Montréal / Tampere University)“My ques on is: will the Government act?”: framing the relevance of armed conflicts occurring abroad for na onal poli cs

Sofiya Voy v (Stockholm University)Filter of Conflict Transporta on? Diasporic Space and the Reorienta on of Homeland Conflict

Octavius Pinkard (University of Kent)Autonomizing conflict: Conflict transporta on and online mobiliza on among Kurdish and Turkish diasporas in Denmark

Caecilie Svop Jensen (Tampere University )Autonomiza on of the Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict in the Transna onal Space: Diasporic Discursive Wars

Bahar Baser (Durham University & Stellenbosch University (SIGLA))Elise Feron (Tampere Peace Research Ins tute)

Interna onal Poli cal SociologyScience, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela onsEthnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies

Data and Technology in Migra onTA48: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Filippo Dionigi (University of Bristol)Disc. Filippo Dionigi (University of Bristol)

Panel

The integra on of drones in the European airspace: Implemen ng a new ecosystem

Chantal Lavallée (Royal Military College Saint-Jean)Mapping the Eritrea Controversy: The poli cs of asylum-relevant informa on

Jasper van der Kist (University of Manchester)Risk, biometrics, exper se: the ‘poli cs of trust’ in the priva za on of border control

Samah Rafiq (Jawaharlal Nehru University)The depoli ciza on of devices at the Border: (Non)knowledge produc on and security

Sarah Perret (King's College London)Data-driven migra on management and the ontological poli cs of migra on: Problema zing the role of exper se in global migra on governance

Corey Robinson (York University )

Preliminary Program

Global Health

The effects of the Covid-19 pandemic in the peripheries of the Global South


Chair Camila Braga (Universidade de São Paulo)Disc. Daniela Nascimento (University of Coimbra, Faculty of

Economics/Center for Social Studies)Disc. Roberta Holanda Maschie o (University of Coimbra, Centre

for Social Studies)

Panel

Marginaliza on, Subalternity and Epistemicide: Absences and Emergences in the Interna onal Media Representa ons of the Pandemic’s Impact in Brazilian Peripheral Communi es

Joana Ricarte (University of Coimbra, Center for Interdisciplinary Studies (CEIS20))

Survival Mechanisms of Vulnerable Groups during Covid 19 in the Global South

Nizar Ahmad (Bacha Khan University Charsadda)The effects of the covid-19 pandemic on the socio-economic condi ons of the vulnerable popula on in the tourism sector of San Andrés Isla and Cartagena de Indias

Raul Roman (Universidad Nacional de Colombia)Between human insecurity and resiliency: the effects of, and responses to, the Covid-19 pandemic in the peripheries of Brazil

Ana Maura Tomesani Marques (University of São Paulo)Ghana’s response to Covid-19 – governmental rhetoric versus the reality of marginalized groups

Monika Różalska (University of Lodz)

Women's CaucusFeminist Theory and Gender Studies

Taking Care of Ourselves and Others while Thriving in AcademiaTA50: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Jennifer Ramos (Loyola Marymount University)Chair Gigi Gokcek (Dominican University of California)Part. Chris na Fa ore (West Virginia University)Part. Kris na Hinds (University of the West Indies)Part. Ayelet Harel-Shalev (Ben-Gurion University)Part. Nola Haynes (University of Southern California)Part. Jamie Scalera Ellio (Georgia Southern University)Part. Arlene B. Tickner (Universidad del Rosario)

Roundtable


Women's Par cipa on in Violent Conflict TA51: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Siobhan Byrne (University of Alberta)Disc. Rhaissa Pagot (Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul)

Panel

Revisi ng the past and contempla ng their future: Loyalist Women and the Northern Ireland Protocol

Sandra McEvoy (Boston University)Women and Violent Extremism in the Global South

Monika Thakur (York University)Between conflict and media on: the ambivalent role of the Tuareg women in the Malian conflict

Adib Bencherif (Université de Sherbrooke)Gendered Violence, Patriarchal Poli cs, and the Contested State: The Case of Women in Poli cs in Myanmar

Angelina Mendes (George Mason University - Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolu on)

Gender and Securi za on: Female Terrorists and FearBrianna Hernandez (Florida Interna onal University)


Taking love and care seriously in the study of violence, peace, and jus ce


Chair Roxani Krystalli (University of St. Andrews)Part. Angela Lederach (Creighton University)Part. Amya Agarwal (Centre for Global Coopera on Research,

Duisburg, Germany)Part. Marie E. Berry (Josef Korbel School of Interna onal Studies,

University of Denver)Part. Philipp Schulz (University of Bremen)Part. Dipali Anumol (The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy)Part. Milli M. Lake (London School of Economics)Part. Roxani Krystalli (University of St. Andrews)

Roundtable

Diploma c Studies

Social Aspects of DiplomacyTA53: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Noe Cornago (University of the Basque Country)Disc. Craig Whiteside (U.S. Naval War College)

Panel

Border crossings as so power: public diplomacy and the “border control museum complex”

Ruben Zaio (Dalhousie University)Sheets Heard ‘Round the World: How does music contribute to Interna onal Rela ons?

Ervin Slavick (UCI)Norms, Values and Iden es in Southern African Diplomacy: Understanding the Zimbabwean Conundrum

Simon Taylor Public Par cipa on and the Domes ca on of Middle Power Diploma c Prac ce

Githma Chandrasekara (Leiden University)Hwajung Kim (Ewha Womans University)Jan Melissen (Leiden University, University of Antwerp)

Strategic humour in public diplomacy: A compara ve study of audience recep on

Dmitry Chernobrov (University of Sheffield)

Diploma c Studies

Diplomats and their EmbassiesTA54: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Sorina Crisan (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies, Geneva)

Disc. Zach Levey (University of Haifa)

Panel

Diplomats, personal characteris cs and nego a on tac cs: Evidence from the European Union

Nicola Chelo (Loughborough University)Do Diplomats and Experts Think Differently About the Causes of External Legi macy? De Facto States and the Poli cs of Recogni on

Megan Payler (The University of Western Ontario)Foreign Governments as Lobbyists: Diplomacy Through Lobbyist Representa on

Yang Yang (New York University)The Embassy as a Status Symbol

Pål Røren (University of Southern Denmark)Lobbyists or Messengers? Measuring the Influence of Individual BureaucratsWith Historical Documents

Clara H Suong (Duke University)

Preliminary Program


Interna onal Rela ons in an Age of Mul ple CrisesTA55: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Janina Grabs (ETH Zurich)Disc. Robert O. Keohane (Princeton University)

Panel

Accountability in the 21st Century: Ecocide and GenocideHayat Alvi (U.S. Naval War College)

The emerging solar geoengineering sociotechnical-imaginary and the nuclear governance analogy: roadmap or warning?

Danielle Young (University of the Ozarks)Emerging power’s Strategic Partnerships for Climate Change Policies in Brazil: Compara ve analysis between India and China

Shuichiro Masukata (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)Designing Enforcement Mechanisms in Interna onal Environmental Agreements: A Study of Nego ators’ Accounts

Mathilde Gauquelin (Université Laval / Ghent University)Salvaging sovereignty: construc ng territory in the face of climate change

Diana Elhard (Northwestern University)


Mul -level and subna onal climate ac on and policymakingTA56: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Maria Apergi (Ins tute for Advanced Sustainability Studies)Disc. Thomas Hickmann (Utrecht University)

Panel

Do Global Regimes and Domes c Regula ons Spur Climate Innova on? A Cross-Na onal Analysis, 1990-2018

Sijeong Lim (Korea University)Aseem Prakash (University of Washington)

Shaping polycentric governance systems: Market influence on ci es in transna onal municipal networks

Ben Leffel (University of California, Irvine)Michele Acuto (University of Melbourne)Ben Derudder (Ghent University)

Are global ci es and na on states in the same page in terms of climate responses? An analy cal framework of linkages in global climate governance

Ma as Alejandro Franchini (Universidad del Rosario)What shapes the Amazonian countries’ posi ons at the UNFCCC? A compara ve analysis

Joana Castro Pereira (Portuguese Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons (IPRI-NOVA))

Towards a European Green Deal: The Changing Role of Business and Industry

Irja Vormedal (Fridtjof Nansen Ins tute)Jon Birger Skjærseth (Fridtjof Nansen Ins tute)


Climate Change, Security, and PeaceTA57: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Halvard Buhaug (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO))Disc. Ma McDonald (University of Queensland)Disc. Halvard Buhaug (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO))

Panel

Rural-Urban Climate-Induced Vulnerabili es and Local Conflict: Theorizing Innova on Measures for Local Peace in Dhaka, Bangladesh

Jason T. Miklian (University of Oslo, Centre for Development and the Environment)

Climate change as a security risk through the lens of social pping points

Francois Gemenne (Hugo Observatory, University of Liège)Katarina Csefalvayova (Ins tute for Central Europe)

Whose Shoes? Humanizing death tolls from pandemics to climate change

Carol Gray (University of Connec cut)Lobby Wars: Nuclear Energy, Carbon Industry, and Climate Change Adapta on

Selim Can Sazak (Brown University)Drug Wars, Climate Change, and Environmental Peacebuilding: Community Leadership for Sustainable Peace

Veronica Limeberry (American University)

Interna onal Educa onAc ve Learning in Interna onal Affairs

Teaching Arms Control For a New EraTA58: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Christopher Daase (University of Frankfurt)Part. Arvid Bell (Harvard University)Part. Mariana Budjeryn (Harvard Kennedy School)Part. maria chepurina (United Na ons/CTBTO)Part. Sibylle Bauer (Stockholm Interna onal Peace Research

Ins tute (SIPRI))Part. Dr. Marina T. Kos ć (Ins tute of Interna onal Poli cs and

Economics)Part. Niklas Schörnig (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)Part. Filippa Lentzos (King's College London)Part. Chris an Ostermann (Wilson Center)

Roundtable

Historical Interna onal Rela onsPoli cal Demography and Geography

Conceptualizing Regions in a Mul polar WorldTA59: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Cassandra Emmons (Harvard University)Part. Timothy Colton (Harvard University)Part. meg rithmire (Harvard Business School)Part. Zoe Marks (Harvard Kennedy School)Part. Tarek Masoud (Harvard University)Part. Kathryn Sikkink (Harvard University, Kennedy School)

Roundtable

Historical Interna onal Rela onsInterna onal Poli cal SociologyPoli cal Demography and Geography

The Spa al Configura on of World Poli csTA60: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Doerthe Rosenow (Oxford Brookes University)Disc. Doerthe Rosenow (Oxford Brookes University)

Panel

The Expansion of What? A Conceptual History of Empire in JapanAtsuko Watanabe (Kanazawa University)

Birth, Death, and Resurrec on of a Global Norm: The Common Heritage of Humankind, Norm Capture, and the Struggle for the Global Commons

Hendrik Schopmans (WZB Berlin Social Science Center)In Search of Lost Space: Finding Chinese Territory of Theory

Inho Choi (Johns Hopkins University)Infrastructure building, urban planning: Peacekeepers' ac vi es in the early days of UNFICYP

Silvia Danielak (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology)

Preliminary Program

Conquest through Science: Geographical Imaginaries of the Antarc c and Outer Space

Joanne Yao (Queen Mary University of London)


Spa o-temporal bounding of whole systemic interpolity systems: the difficult outer edge and other issues


Chair Christopher K. Chase-Dunn (University of California, Riverside)Chair Marilyn Grell-Brisk (UC Riverside)Disc. Robert A. Denemark (University of Delaware)Disc. Joachim K. Renns ch (CVJM-Hochschule, Kassel (Germany))

Panel

Evolu on of Systemic Boundaries: The Roles of Elites and Peripheral Groups at the Outside Edge of the System

Hiroko Inoue (University of California, Riverside)Long-distance Economic Interac ons, Knock-on Effects and Diffusion in Early Eurasian World-Systems

William Thompson (Indiana University)Outer edges, logical boundaries and other unresolved issues in the spa o-temporal bounding of whole systemic interpolity systems

Marilyn Grell-Brisk (UC Riverside)Christopher K. Chase-Dunn (University of California, Riverside)

The Future Outer Edge: orbital, cislunar and translunar connec onsAlbert Bergesen (University of Arizona)

An Evanescent Fourth Image: The Case of the Gothic DinnerDavid O. Wilkinson (University of California, Los Angeles)


Small World Visioning and the Corporate Capture of Governance through Sleight-of-hand Subs tu on of Mul stakeholderism for Mul lateralism: the case of the UN Food System Summit.


Chair Philip McMichael (Cornell University)Part. Wendy Godek (Roger Williams University)Part. Barbara Gemmill-Herren (Presco College)Part. Nora McKeon (Roma Tre University)Part. Elizabeth A. Smythe (Concordia University of Edmonton)Part. Steffi Hamann (University of Guelph)

Roundtable


Economic StatecraTA63: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Leslie Ellio Armijo (Simon Fraser University)Disc. Leslie Ellio Armijo (Simon Fraser University)

Panel

Mul lateral Banking and US-China Compe ve Collabora on Against COVID-19

Vinicius Guilherme Rodrigues Vieira (Getulio Vargas Founda on / University of Sao Paulo)

Compe ng Statecra : The Rise of China and Japan’s Domes c Reordering

Karl Yan (Zhejiang University)China’s Economic Statecra : unpackaging the means and ways for na onal rejuvena on

James Frick (U.S. Army War College)Dangerous Debts: Rethinking Financial Inducements in Great Power Poli cs

David Gill (University of No ngham)Financial sanc ons and the transforma on of the global banking network

Qi Zhang (Georgetown University)


Cri cal Perspec ves on Poli cal ViolenceTA64: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Michael Gordon (McMaster University)Disc. Tarsis Daylan Brito (London School of Economics (LSE))

Panel

Addressing ideologically inspired hate crimes: Vic ms’ narra ves and unconscious cogni ve biases in the criminal jus ce system

Raquel Da Silva (Ins tuto Universitário de Lisboa)The State as Terrorism Racketeer – The Case of Egypt

Lars Berger (Federal University of Administra ve Sciences, Berlin)

An study of the construc on of the figure of the foreign-fighterCostan Barzanje (The Swedish Defence University )

Land defenders or terrorists? Securi zed frames and environmental resistance

Elane Wes aul (University of California at Irvine)The Void of War, Military Thought and the Nego a on of Meaning

Oskar Steinholtz (Swedish Defence University)

Historical Interna onal Rela onsInterna onal Organiza onEnglish School

Early 20th century interna onal rela onsTA65: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Jeethu Elza Cherian Chacko (Australian High Commission)Disc. Jeethu Elza Cherian Chacko (Australian High Commission)

Panel

Thomas Hardy and the literary roots of twen eth century interna onal thought

Thomas Davies (City, University of London)Wilsonian Idealism and Collec ve Security: The Role of Interna onal Organiza on

Yasar Sari (Abant Izzet Baysal University)Status-Seeking, the League of Na ons, and Alterna ve Concep ons of Great Power Status

Yuan Yi Zhu (Nuffield College, University of Oxford)The Rise and Fall of Popular Interna onalism: Democracy and Interna onal Organiza on during the Interwar Period

John G. Oates (Florida Interna onal University)“Playing for 100 Years Hence:” US foreign policy, legi macy, and the future of interna onal order

Patrick Co rell (Linfield College)


Ba ling Corrup on, Money-Laundering & Tax AvoidanceTA66: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Lucinda Cadzow (University of Oxford)Disc. Lucinda Cadzow (University of Oxford)

Panel

Interna onal norms and domes c an -corrup on reforms in Chile Umut Aydin (P. Universidad Catolica de Chile)

How Strong Are An -Money Laundering Regula ons in Prac ce? Evidence from Cryptocurrency Transac ons

Karen Nershi (University of Pennsylvania)Performing Well in Transna onal Administra on: Bespoke and Box-Ticking Consultancies in the An -Money Laundering Regime

Eleni Tsingou (Copenhagen Business School)Tax Havens and Income Inequality in the Developing World

Glen Biglaiser (University of North Texas)Ronald McGauvran (Tennessee Tech University )Ibrahim Kocaman (University of North Texas)

Preliminary Program

The End of Secrecy? How the OCED’s CRS Effec vely Combats Offshore Tax Avoidance

Angela Licata (McMaster University)


Economic Na onalismTA67: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Julian Germann (University of Sussex)Disc. Julian Germann (University of Sussex)

Panel

The Trump administra on, “na onal security” and US trade policyEdward Ashbee (Copenhagen Business School)Steven Hurst (Manchester Metropolitan University)

The Murky Risk of Trade Protec onism in an Interconnected and Uncertain Global Economy

Nicolas Albertoni (USC)Framing Layoffs: Media Coverage, Blame A ribu on, and Trade-Related Policy Responses

Alexandra Guisinger (Temple University)Ideas and Economic Na onalism

Gregory William Fuller (University of Groningen)Automa on, Offshoring, and Globaliza on Backlash

Ze Han (Princeton University )


Markets & PowerTA68: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Anna Lanoszka (University of Windsor)Disc. Anna Lanoszka (University of Windsor)

Panel

Susan Strange and IPE: knowledge, power, authorityRandall Germain (Carleton University)Blayne Haggart (Brock University)

Classical Poli cal Economy and the Power of Technology: Contribu ons from the Liberal Perspec ve

Stefan Fritsch (Bowling Green State University)Ruling Chips: Hegemonic Power and U.S. Dominance in High-Tech

Yan Xu (University of Chicago)The Resurgence of US Infrastructural Power: The Effect of the Biden Tax Plan on Offshore Centers

Ciaran O'Flynn (University of St. Gallen)Construc ng 21st Century Market Power: Finance, Intellectual Property and Digital Pla orms

Susan K. Sell (Australian Na onal University)Jensen Sass (Australian Na onal University)Wesley W. Widmaier (Australian Na onal University)


Geoeconomics & Great Power Compe onTA69: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Nana De Graaff (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)Disc. Nana De Graaff (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)

Panel

US challenges to the World trading system: a way forwardKrishna Kumar Verma (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi (India))

Japan’s New Geoeconomic Strategy in the Evolving Asia-Pacific Order

Keely McNeme (Southern Methodist University)Hiroki Takeuchi (Southern Methodist University)

Mapping China’s Global Connec vity Poli cs in German Local Communi es

David Schulze (Ruhr-Universität Bochum)Nadine Godehardt (German Ins tute for Interna onal and Security Affairs)

The drivers of EU policies and responses to China’s Digital Silk Road (DSR)

Bas Hooijmaaijers (East China Normal University)Jean-Marc F. Blanchard (Mr. & Mrs. S.H. Wong Center for the Study of Mul na onal Corpora ons)

Defense Industrial Globaliza on and US HegemonyLucas Fernando Hellemeier (Freie Universität Berlin)


Journal Launch: Global Poli cal EconomyTA70: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Angela Wigger (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen)Part. PHOEBE MOORE (University of Leicester)Part. Monica Clua Losada (University of Texas Rio Grande Valley)Part. David J. Bailey (University of Birmingham)Part. Bernd Bonfert (Cardiff University)Part. Roberto Roccu (King's College London)Part. Inga Rademacher (King's College)Part. Susanne M. Soederberg (Queen's University, Canada)Part. Yuliya Yurchenko (University of Greenwich )

Roundtable


Lessons & Implica ons of the COVID PandemicTA71: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Owen Worth (University of Limerick)Disc. Owen Worth (University of Limerick)

Panel

Globaliza on of sustainability and dynamics of environmental policy integra on: A case of Japan’s response to biodiversity issue a er the COVID-19

Masatoshi Yokota (Tokyo University of Science)Insecurity and the Welfare State: What can the Pandemic tell us?

Celeste Beesley (Brigham Young University)Ida Bas aens (Fordham University)

‘Covid contracts’ and the interna onal poli cal economy of the outsourced state

Sahil Jai Du a (Goldsmiths College, University of London)How uncertainty and crises shape policymaker’s regulatory decisions to adopt stricter regula ons on incoming Foreign Direct Investment?

Anastasia Ufimtseva (Beedie School of Business, Simon Fraser University)

Global Public Health Catastrophe and Global Public Goods in the Interregnum: The End of Western Hegemony or its Revival?

Jayantha Jayman (St. Lawrence University)


Regula ng New Technologies & the Digital EconomyTA72: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Maha Rafi Atal (University of Glasgow)Disc. Maha Rafi Atal (University of Glasgow)

Panel

Framing the AI Future: parsing EU discourse about the promises and pi alls of an unpredictable technology

Daniel Mügge (University of Amsterdam)

Preliminary Program

Big Banks, Big Tech, and Big Problems? Explaining Public Support for Open Banking

Tyler Girard (Western University)Financial impera ves of venture capital and the ascent of global Pla orm Capitalism

Nils Peters (Goldsmiths, University of London)Digital Globaliza on: The Poli cs of Interna onal Informa on Flows

Stephen Weymouth (Georgetown University)Wrestling referees? The EU’s place in governing the global digital economy

Alasdair Young (Georgia Ins tute of Technology)

Interna onal EthicsInterna onal LawHuman Rights

Care and Care Ethics in Feminist Approaches to Interna onal Law TA73: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Doris Buss (Carleton University)Chair Catherine O'Rourke (University of Ulster)Disc. Hilary Charlesworth (Melbourne Law School)

Panel

The Ethics of Care and Climate Jus ce in CEDAWMeghan Campbell (university of birmingham)

Disarming Interna onal Law? Rethinking Disarmament through Feminist Care Ethics

Catherine O'Rourke (University of Ulster)Care Ethics and the Post-Tyrannical Order in Interna onal Law

Aoife O'Donoghue (Durham University)Vulnerable Oceans: Feminist Care and Terraqueous Knowledge

Gina Heathcote (School of Oriental and African Studies, London)

Dangerous bodies/bodies in danger: The trouble with caring about women and mining

Doris Buss (Carleton University)


A Wide World of Water: Governing Transboundary WatersTA74: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Elizabeth Mendenhall (University of Rhode Island)Disc. Dyhia Belhabib (Ecotrust Canada)

Panel

Towards an Oceanic Governance in the Gulf of GuineaLuiza Affonso (Escola de Guerra Naval)Marcelo M. Valenca (Brazilian Naval War College (EGN))

The BBNJ treaty and the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development

Rachel Tiller (SINTEF Ocean)Elizabeth Mendenhall (University of Rhode Island)Elizabeth Nyman (Texas A&M University Galveston)

With water to peace? The effect of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) on Environmental Peacebuildung

Stefan Döring (Department of Peace and Conflict Research, Uppsala University)

Interna onal Rela ons Theory and the Challenges of Transboundary Water

Atal Ahmadzai (University of Arizona)Compac ng Space and Phase: Interconnectedness of India and Caribbean

Aprajita Kashyap (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi)


Dynamics in Conflict: Conflict Processes, Recruitment, and Repression


Chair Sara McLaughlin Mitchell (University of Iowa)Disc. Mimmi Soderberg Kovacs (Folke Bernado e Academy)

Panel

How Climate Vola lity Impacts Human Rights in the Civil War Context

Sara McLaughlin Mitchell (University of Iowa)Nathan Timbs (University of Iowa)

Electoral Contesta on, Compe veness, and Violence: Evidence from 19th-Century England and Wales

Gidon Cohen (Durham University)Patrick M Kuhn (Durham University)Nick Vivyan (Durham University)

Recruitment strategies and geographical success of rebel groupsNina Maureen Cadorin (University of Oslo)

The Interna onal Criminal Court and Peace Dura on: An analysis on three ICC characteris cs

Betsy Borseth (Oklahoma City Community College)The Enduring Effects of Forced Rese lement: Zimbabwe’s Protected Villages

Shelley Liu (UC Berkeley, Goldman School of Public Policy)


Naviga ng Researcher Iden ty and Research Environment Across Methods


Chair Dipali Mukhopadhyay (Columbia University)Chair Niloufer Siddiqui (Yale University)Disc. Sarah Elizabeth Parkinson (Johns Hopkins University)Disc. Eunji Kim (Vanderbilt University)Part. Kai Thaler (University of California, Santa Barbara)Part. Jennifer Philippa Eggert (Joint Learning Ini a ve on Faith and

Local Communi es)Part. Steven Rosenzweig (Boston University)Part. Mashail Malik (Harvard University)Part. Erum Haider (The College of Wooster)Part. Hajer Al-Faham (University of Pennsylvania)Part. Kris ne Eck (Uppsala University)

Roundtable

Interna onal EthicsHuman RightsEthnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies

The Intersec on of Memory and Trauma for Minori es in Global Poli cs: Cases of the Age of Trauma in the Global South


Chair Dovile Budryte (Georgia Gwinne College)Disc. Douglas Becker (University of Southern California)

Panel

Language and Violence in the Rwandan GenocideLeah Cathryn Windsor (University of Memphis)

Brazil’s Mother Against State Violence: a case study about how memory becomes securi zed in a militarized context of the war on drugs

Izadora X. Monte (Freie Universität, GTM-CRESPPA)Erica Simone Almeida Resende (Brazilian War College)

Israeli Encounters with the NakbaMira Sucharov (Carleton University)

Preliminary Program

Re -claimed Public Space: The Red Dress Project for MMIWLisa M. Burke (University of Denver)

State Forma on, Mnemonic Vic mhood, and Foreign Policy Brent E. Sasley (University of Texas at Arlington)


Rethinking strength out of this world: new power dynamics in outer space


Chair Kris n Anabel Eggeling (University of Copenhagen)Disc. Daniel F. Pineu (Marburg University)

Panel

New pictures in old frames: how can states develop new space policy within the outdated framework of the interna onal regime for space?

Sarah Lieberman (Canterbury Christ Church University)Poli cal urgency and the regula on of sociotechnical imaginaries: The Outer Space Treaty and its lessons for cyberspace

Andre Barrinha (University of Bath)Arindrajit Basu (Centre for Internet and Society, India)

The compa bility of UK and US space policy through NATO: a partnership for the collec ve interna onal management of space?

Simon J. Smith (Staffordshire University)Broadening visions of power from the perspec ve of a small State: assessing Portugal’s space strategy

Sarah Da Mota (University of Coimbra)Outer space as outer: the condi ons for and consequences of separa ng earth space from outer space

Bernardo Fazendeiro (University of Coimbra, Faculty of Economics and Centre for Social Studies)


Connec vity and superregional poli cs in the Indo-PacificTA79: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Kris n Haugevik (NUPI)Disc. Shaun G. Breslin (University of Warwick)

Panel

The func onal logics of connec vity in superregional poli cs: the case of the Indo-Pacific

Bart J. Gaens (Finnish Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)Ville Sinkkonen (Finnish Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)Henri Vogt (University of Turku)

Climate change, connec vity and Asian development lending: Comparing the ADB and AIIB

Katja Creutz (Finnish Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)Russia’s mul ple connec vity strategies in Asia: Poli cs over economy

Kris ina Silvan (Finnish Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)Marcin Kaczmarski (University of Glasgow)

Chinese investments in the Nordic region: Norma ve Economic Statecra and its policy reac ons

Mikael Ma lin (University of Turku)Mikko Rajavuori (University of Eastern Finland)

The European approach to connec vity in the post-Covid-19 eraTyyne Karjalainen (Finnish Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)


Interna onal ConflictsTB00-1: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Disc. Jeremy S. Speight (University of Alaska Fairbanks)


The Role of Reputa on in Territorial ClaimsCody Schmidt (University of Iowa)

Russia’s strategy in the Western BalkansNoela Mahmutaj (University of Tirana)

Contradic ng paradigms? Assessing the tension between accommoda ng former belligerents and implemen ng transi onal jus ce mechanisms in post-conflict se ngs.

Jana Foxe (University of Washington)


Trade & Poli csTB00-2: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Disc. SooYeon Kim (Na onal University of Singapore)


Chains of Influence: Do large trade networks limit state behavior?Darrell Carter (University of Nevada, Las Vegas)

The Costs of Conflict: Gravity Modelling Ukraine-Russia Trade 2000-2019

Zachary Kramer (Charles University)Failed Deals: Electoral Uncertainty in Trade Nego a ons

Huei-Jyun Ye (Binghamton University)


State Interven on in Civil WarsTB00-3: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Disc. Colin Barry (University of Oklahoma)


The Impact of American Investments on US Interven ons in Civil War

Samaila Adelaiye (State University of New York, University at Buffalo)

From sponsors to cobelligerents: when do states escalate foreign support in civil war?

Giuseppe Spatafora (University of Oxford)


POLITICAL ECONOMY, DEVELOPMENT & MIGRATIONTB01: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair James F. Hollifield (Southern Methodist University)

Junior Scholar


POLITICAL ECONOMY, DEVELOPMENT & MIGRATION: Globaliza on & Financial Ins tu ons

TB01-A: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

JSS-Disc David A. Lake (University of California, San Diego)JSS-Disc Stephen Noakes (University of Auckland)


The Colonial Origins of Tax HavensLoriana Crasnic (University of Zurich)Lukas Hakelberg (Freie Universität Berlin)

The Impact of Financial Globaliza on on Poli cal Trust in Emerging Democracies: Crises and Corrup on

Busra Soylemez (University of Delaware)Globalisa on's Effect on Environmental Ac vism

Dafni Kalatzi Pantera (University of Essex)THE SPORTS ECONOMY OF E-GAMING IN EAST AFRICA

Ellen Busolo Milimu (UMass Boston)Neom City: Saudi Arabia’s white elephant or cu ng-edge urban innova on?

Nassar Alnassar (University of East Anglia)

Preliminary Program


POLITICAL ECONOMY, DEVELOPMENT & MIGRATION: Forced Migra on & Domes c Poli cs

TB01-B: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

JSS-Disc Heather L. Johnson (Queen's University Belfast)JSS-Disc Stephane Baele (University of Exeter)


Reversing Exodus: An Experimental Study of the Role of Informa on and Psychological Processes in Voluntary Return

Peter Onah Thompson (University of North Carolina at Charlo e)Jonathan D. Hall (Uppsala University)James Walsh (University of North Carolina Charlo e)

Unpacking An -immigrant A tude in the West through Sri Lankan Immigrants’ Viewpoints: Are they disloyal ci zens and a security threat?

Pavithra Jayawardena (University of Colombo, Sri Lanka)Forced migra on, host community responses and social unrest onset

Eirin Haugseth (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO))An -Immigra on Sen ment and Return Migra on

Junghyun Lim (University of Pi sburgh)Refugee Status and Regime Type: The Domes c Determinants of Asylum Gran ng.

Elizabeth Juhasz (Florida Interna onal University)


POLITICAL ECONOMY, DEVELOPMENT & MIGRATION: Poli cs of the South

TB01-C: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

JSS-Disc Arie M. Kacowicz (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)JSS-Disc Mary Jane C. Parmen er (Arizona State University)


La n American Agency and China’s Infrastructure Diplomacy: an analy cal framework

Bruno Bine (London School of Economics)China and the Transna onal Poli cs of Solar PV. A Place in the Sun in South America?

Miquel Salvado-Gracia (University Duisburg-Essen)Third World Countries as Troops Contributors: Role of Mo va ons, Decision-Making and the Returns

Banshanlang Marwein (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Holding INGOs to account in Ethiopia: How state regula on of INGOs enhances effec veness and accountability

Marcel Kaba (The University of Sydney)Does the Race to the Bo om in Developing Countries Help or Hurt Workers?

Niccolo Bonifai (Georgetown University)Nita Rudra (Georgetown University)


POLITICAL ECONOMY, DEVELOPMENT & MIGRATION: Human Rights & Minority Groups

TB01-D: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

JSS-Disc Mark Axelrod (Michigan State University)JSS-Disc Robert L. Ostergard (University of Nevada, Reno)


Repression of Iranian Baha'is, 2012-PresentNeekoo Colle (University of Toronto)

'This is not poli cal' - How Regional Organiza ons Depoli cize Human Rights

Swantje Schirmer (GIGA Hamburg)

LGBT Human Rights in Domes c and Interna onal Courts: Sodomy Decriminaliza on in Compara ve Perspec ve

Ayodeji Perrin (Northwestern University)The Influence of External Signals on Human Rights Abuses in Postcoup States

Jennifer Flinchum (University of Kentucky)Responsibility versus Realpoli k: Poli cs of State Response towards Sri Lankan refugees in India

Avan ka Dureha (Jawaharlal Nehru University)


Improving Equity and Inclusion in interna onal Affairs Scholarship and Prac ce

TB02: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Emmanuel A. Balogun (Skidmore College)Part. Benjamin Horton (Chatham House)Part. Carmen Mezzera (Associa on of Professional Schools of

Interna onal Affairs)Part. Bre Ashley Leeds (Rice University)Part. Bunmi Akinnusotu (What in the world podcast?/Howard

University)Part. Lindsay Rodman (Royal Military College of Canada)

Structuring Inclusion

Theory

What is IR Theory?TB03: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Elif Kalaycioglu (University of Alabama)Chair Andrew Szarejko (Naval Postgraduate School)Part. Terrence L. Chapman (The University of Texas at Aus n)Part. Anjali Dayal (Fordham University)Part. Michelle Jurkovich (University of Massachuse s Boston)Part. Daniel J. Levine (University of Alabama)Part. Sean P. Molloy (University of Kent)

Roundtable


Public Opinion and Public DiplomacyTB05: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Efe Sevin (Towson University)Disc. Hannes Richter (Embassy of Austria in the United States)

Panel

Public opinion and regional integra on in sub-Saharan AfricaMwita Chacha (University of Birmingham)

A decent respect to the opinions of mankind? The effects of foreign viewpoints on American views of various US foreign policy ac vi es

Wilfred Chow (University of Hong Kong)Dov Levin (The University of Hong Kong)

California's Paradiplomacy: Plan of Ac on, Strategies and Decision Making Process

Alejandro Monjaraz Sandoval (Autonomous University of Baja California)

Economic Sanc ons and Target Public Opinion: Experimental Evidence from Turkey

Omer Zarpli (University of Pi sburgh)The Intercommunal Talks in Cyprus: Toward High Poli cs or Low Poli cs?

Przemysław Osiewicz (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan)

Preliminary Program

Environmental StudiesPeace Studies

Environmental peacebuilding at 20: Reflec ons on the past, present and future of the field (I)


Chair Ken Conca (American University)Disc. Ken Conca (American University)Part. Carl Bruch (Environmental Law Ins tute)Part. Farah Hegazi (Stockholm Interna onal Peace Research

Ins tute (SIPRI))Part. Laura Peters (University College London)Part. Stacy D. VanDeveer (University of Massachuse s Boston)Part. Richard Anthony Ma hew (University of California)

Roundtable

Interna onal Organiza onHistorical Interna onal Rela ons

Re-Theorizing the Emergence of Interna onal Organiza ons: Historical Perspec ves


Chair Bob Reinalda (Radboud University Nijmegen)Disc. Bob Reinalda (Radboud University Nijmegen)

Panel

The Emergence of Interna onal Organiza ons: Why Were the Public Interna onal Unions European Organiza ons, Not Interna onal Organiza ons?

Tomohisa Ha ori (City University of New York)Can Peacekeeping Be “Post-Norma ve”?

Roland Paris (University of O awa)Re-theorizing the Evolu on of Regional Organiza ons: Lessons from La n American Integra on

Ivo Ganchev (Queen Mary University of London)Ins tu onal change in Interna onal Organiza ons: the reforms of United Na ons Development System and the of Security Council reforms in compara ve perspec ve

Luciana Campos (UFGD)States and Concerts: Generalized Knowledge and the Emergence of Ins tu ons

David Peterson (Ohio State University)

Commi ee on the Status of Representa on & Diversity

Intergenera onal Café: sharing experiences, building strategies or Everything you wanted to know about academic life but were too afraid to ask


Chair Laura J. Shepherd (University of Sydney)Chair Harmonie M. Toros (University of Kent)Part. Carrie Reiling (Washington College)Part. Mike Bosia (Saint Michael's College of Vermont)Part. Phillip M. Ayoub (Occidental College)Part. Olivia Umurerwa Rutazibwa (London School of Economics and

Poli cal Science)Part. Manuela Lavinas Picq (Universidad San Francisco de Quito

USFQ / Amherst College)Part. Natalie Florea Hudson (University of Dayton)Part. Yolande Bouka (Queen’s University)Part. Daniela Perro a (Universidad de Buenos Aires - CONICET)Part. Arlene B. Tickner (Universidad del Rosario)Part. Cyril Obi (Social Science Research Council)Part. Michelle Lee Brown (University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa;

Dartmouth College)

Café Session


Beyond Compe on and Coopera on: A Rela onal Approach to NGOs (I)


Chair Sigrid Quack (Universität Duisburg-Essen)Disc. Simon Pra (University of Bristol)

Panel

Beyond Compe on and Coopera on: A Rela onal Approach to NGOs

Maryam Zarnegar Deloffre (George Washington University)Sigrid Quack (Universität Duisburg-Essen)

The Ties That Bind Others: How Interpersonal Rela onships Make Rights

Nina Reiners (University of Potsdam)Transna onal Advocacy in a “Super-Network”: Promo ng Human Rights and Sustainability Principles in the Paris Climate Agreement

Andrea Schapper (University of S rling)Pathways to Brokerage: A Rela onal Approach to Understanding Global South Inter-Community NGO Networking

Ping Ma (University of Georgia)Ye Wang (UGA)Huimin Cheng (UGA)

NGO mergers and acquisi ons: a rela onal approachHans Peter Schmitz (University of San Diego)George E. Mitchell (Baruch College, City University of New York)Bin Chen (Baruch College/CUNY)

TheoryInterna onal Poli cal SociologyGlobal Development

Whiteness, Race, and Interna onal Rela onsTB10: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Melanie Richter-Montpe t (University of Sussex)Disc. Bryant Sculos (Worcester State University)

Panel

Stupid Interna onal Rela onsLucas Van Milders (University of Groningen)

“For Nothing is Fixed” - Whiteness, Race, and (De)Securi za on Legacies

Sabine Hirschauer (New Mexico State University)Racialized Liberalism and the Enwhitened Peace

Amoz Hor (George Washington University)The Global Family of White Supremacy and the Problem of the Poor White

Jacob Kripp (Johns Hopkins University)Order, Jus ce and Complex Indebtedness: Towards an Alterna ve Account of Liberal Order and its Crisis

Meera Sabaratnam (SOAS, University of London)Mark Laffey (SOAS, University of London)

Preliminary Program

Historical Interna onal Rela onsTheoryInterdisciplinary Studies

Quo Vadis Historical IR? On the Place and Future of Historical Inquiry in Interna onal Rela ons


Chair Benjamin de Carvalho (NUPI)Disc. Julia Costa Lopez (University of Groningen)Disc. Halvard Leira (NUPI)Part. Tarak Karim Barkawi (London School of Economics)Part. Daniel Nexon (Georgetown University)Part. Jens Bartelson (Lund University)Part. Chris an G. K. Reus-Smit (University of Queensland)Part. Claire Vergerio (Leiden University)Part. Zeynep Gülşah Çapan (University of Erfurt)Part. Lucian M. Ashworth (Memorial University of Newfoundland)Part. Beate Jahn (University of Sussex)

Roundtable

Environmental StudiesA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

Climate Change Adapta on as a Security IssueTB13: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Tobias Ide (Murdoch University)Chair Anselm Vogler (IFSH Hamburg)Disc. Tobias Ide (Murdoch University)

Panel

Climate Change, Peacebuilding, and Sustaining Peace – Insights from peace opera ons in Afghanistan, Mali, and Somalia

Florian Krampe (Stockholm Interna onal Peace Research Ins tute (SIPRI))

Climate induced migra on and urban conflictQuynh Nguyen (Australian Na onal University)Gabriele Spilker (University of Salzburg)Vally Koubi (ETH Zurich and University of Bern)Tobias Böhmelt (University of Essex)

Na onal Climate Policies along three Interven on PointsAnselm Vogler (IFSH Hamburg)

Climate Change and Security in the Anthropocene: the Role of the UNSC

Maria Julia Trombe a (University of No ngham, Ningbo)Iden fying risks for conflict and violence from autonomous adapta on to climate impacts

Elisabeth Gilmore (Clark University)

Scien fic Study of Interna onal ProcessesInterna onal Security StudiesPoli cal Demography and Geography

Securing the Sea: The New Fron er of Global Poli csTB14: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair M. Taylor Fravel (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology)Disc. Sara McLaughlin Mitchell (University of Iowa)Disc. Áslaug Ásgeirsdó r (Bates College)

Panel

Problema zing Transna onal Fisheries Crime: The South China Sea Case

Edyta Roszko (CMI-Chris an Michelsen Ins tute)Blue Criminology: Towards a Trans-disciplinary Understanding of Crime at Sea

Sco Edwards (University of Bristol)Notes from Prison: Exploring Somali Convicts’ Experiences with Mari me Law Enforcement”

Jessica Larsen (Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies)

How Mari me Borders Se leToby James Rider (Texas Tech University)

’Illegal Trawlers Took all the Resources’: Understanding the Causal Link Between Mari me Piracy and Illegal Fishing

Cur s Bell (University of Tennessee at Knoxville)Aaron Gold (Sewanee: The University of the South)Anup Phayal (University of North Carolina, Wilmington)Brandon Prins (University of Tennessee)

Interdisciplinary StudiesInterna onal Educa onAc ve Learning in Interna onal Affairs

Interdisciplinarity in Global Studies: Forms, Uses, Cri queTB15: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Stephen J. Rosow (State University of New York at Oswego)Part. James H. Mi elman (American University)Part. Manfred B. Steger (University of Hawaii-Manoa)Part. Anita Weiss (University of Oregon)Part. Terry-Ann Jones (Lehigh University)Part. Murad Idris (University of Michigan)Part. Kathrin Bachleitner (University of Oxford)Part. Raymond C. Miller (San Francisco State University)

Roundtable


Poli cs of Iden ty and Migra on in South Asia and BeyondTB16: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Doerthe Rosenow (Oxford Brookes University)Disc. Doerthe Rosenow (Oxford Brookes University)

Panel

Understanding India's role in regional labour migra on governanceMira Burmeister-Rudolph (Universiteit van Amsterdam)

Seeking Environmental Knowledge from Marginalised Tradi ons: A Case Study of India’s Lower Caste and Tribal Tradi ons for a Global Environmental Impact

Nikhil Sehra (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Understanding the Inter-Community Conflicts of Caste and Race in India and the USA

Bhoopendra Kumar Ahirwar (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi)

Understanding the Importance of Public Spaces in India: Central Vista Reconstruc on Project

Ri uporna Cha erjee (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Rural-Urban Migra on and Livelihoods: A Qualita ve Study from Bangladesh

Nayma Qayum (Manha anville College)


Off the Beaten Path: Independent Researchers Beyond the Ivory Tower


Chair Michael Su on (Independent Researcher, Sydney, Australia )Part. Katherine Hibbs Pherson (Pherson Associates)Part. Michael Su on (Independent Researcher, Sydney, Australia )Part. Gino Vlavonou (Social Science Research Council)Part. Emma Birikorang (Kofi Annan Interna onal Peacekeeping

Training Centre (KAIPTC))

Special Programming

Preliminary Program


US Grand Strategy and European ‘Strategic Autonomy’: Fostering A Transatlan c Debate


Chair Hugo Meijer (Sciences Po)Part. Stephen Mar n Walt (Harvard University)Part. Barry Posen (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology)Part. Hugo Meijer (Sciences Po)Part. Mauro Gilli (ETH Zurich)Part. Marina E. Henke (Her e School / Northwestern University)Part. John Mearsheimer (University of Chicago)Part. Benede a Ber (College of Europe, Vrije Universiteit Brussel)

Roundtable


Author Meets Cri cs: A Discussion of Alexander Downes's Catastrophic Success: Why Foreign-Imposed Regime Change Goes Wrong


Chair John M. Owen (University of Virginia)Disc. Alexander B. Downes (George Washington University)Part. Dan Reiter (Emory University)Part. Melissa Willard-Foster (University of Vermont)Part. Lindsey O'Rourke (Boston College)Part. Michael Poznansky (Naval War College)Part. Benjamin Denison (Defense Priori es )Part. John M. Owen (University of Virginia)

Roundtable

Peace Studies

Dealing with the Un-certainty of Peace Processes: Opportuni es and Limits of Technologies for Peacebuilding


Chair Jan Pospisil (ASPR Vienna)Disc. Jan Pospisil (ASPR Vienna)

Panel

New approaches to foresight and predic ve analy csMar n Waehlisch (United Na ons)

Addressing uncertainty in ceasefire monitoring: is technology a game changer?

Aly Verjee (US Ins tute of Peace)Building a Peace We Don’t Know? The Power of Subjunc ve Technologies in Peacebuilding

Andreas Hirblinger (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)

Conflict clarity or complexity? Kate Keator (The Carter Center)

Fixing a Broken Bridge to Peace: Protec on of Civilians, Technology, and Coordina on in UN Peace Opera ons

John Karlsrud (Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs (NUPI))Allard Duursma (ETH Zurich)


Building and Managing the Counter-ISIS Coali onTB21: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Sarah-Myriam Mar n-Brule (Bishop's University)Disc. Falk Ostermann (Justus Liebig University Giessen)

Panel

The poli cs of US requests for joining coali on warfare: A small state perspec ve

Rasmus Brun Pedersen (Department of Poli cal Science, University of Aarhus, Denmark)

The Ambivalent: Premature Withdrawal from the Counter-ISIS Coali on

Jus n Massie (University of Quebec in Montreal)The Faithful Allies: Explaining the Sources of their Unshaken Commitment in Figh ng ISIS

Jonathan Paquin (Laval University)The Defaulters: Op ng Out of the Counter-ISIS Coali on

Stefanie von Hlatky (Queen's University)Iraq’s role in the coali on against the Islamic State

Thomas A. Juneau (University of O awa)


The Poli cs of the Pandemic: Foreign Policy Analysis and Covid-19TB22: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Erin Cassese (West Virginia University)Disc. Erin Cassese (West Virginia University)

Panel

Test, Trace, Traits: The Effect of Poli cal Leadership on the European Response to Covid-19

Amanda Young (University of Illinois at Springfield)Sibel Oktay (University of Illinois at Springfield)

The President, the Governors, and COVID-19: Public Percep ons of Federal and State Authori es in the COVID-19 Pandemic

Autumn Perkey (University of Maryland College Park )Sarah Croco (University of Maryland)

Vaccine Na onalism in the Covid EraSharad Joshi (Middlebury Ins tute of Interna onal Studies)

COVID-19 “Humanitarianism”: Coronavirus Aid Distribu on by China, Russia, and the U.S.

Bri nee Carter (University of Kansas)Mariya Y. Omelicheva (Na onal Defense University)

From Russia with Cure: Data-Based Analysis of Russian Humanitarian Aid During the Pandemic

Oleg Shakirov (Center for Advanced Governance)Dmitry Solovyev (Center for Advanced Governance)


Poli cal Economy of SecurityTB23: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Christopher Fariss (Pennsylvania State University)Disc. Benjamin O. Fordham (Binghamton University)

Panel

Race, Trade, and the Demise of Southern Interna onalismBenjamin O. Fordham (Binghamton University)

Rota ng Bandits: Assessing the influence of reported khaki-collar crime

Michael A. Allen (Boise State University)Michael Flynn (Kansas State University)Carla Mar nez Machain (Kansas State University)

Hierarchy in Armaments Imports: European Fighter Jet ProcurementFlorian Bodamer (Boston University)

Guns, Gains, and Growth: New es mates on how the rela onship between military and economic power has changed over 200 years

Miriam Barnum (University of Southern California)Christopher Fariss (Pennsylvania State University)Jonathan Markowitz (University of Southern California)Gaea Morales (University of Southern California)

Arming Costs Humanity More Than WarAndrew J. Coe (Vanderbilt University)

Preliminary Program


What is Statebuilding?TB24: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Aila M. Matanock (University of California, Berkeley)Disc. Susanna P. Campbell (American University)Disc. Naazneen Barma (University of Denver)Part. Sarah S. Stroup (Middlebury College)Part. Megan Stewart (American University)Part. Pierre Englebert (Pomona College)Part. Melissa Lee (Princeton University)Part. William Nomikos (Washington University in St. Louis)Part. Simone S. Dietrich (University of Geneva)Part. Desha Girod (Georgetown University)

Roundtable


The Ethics of Researching Armed GroupsTB25: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Christopher Day (College of Charleston)Part. Chris ne Cheng (King's College London)Part. Sarah Daly (Columbia University)Part. Peter Krause (Boston College)Part. Romain Malejacq (Radboud University Nijmegen)Part. Zoe Marks (Harvard Kennedy School)

Roundtable


Implemen ng private sustainability governance in a rapidly changing world: Barriers, mechanisms of change, and on-the-ground effects


Chair Anne Mook (University of Georgia)Disc. Virginia Ann Haufler (University of Maryland)

Panel

Explaining compliance with Voluntary Sustainability StandardsThomas Dietz (University of Münster)Paulo Mortara Ba s c (University of Münster)

CSR and labour standards during the pandemic: Evidence from Honduras, India, Ethiopia, and Myanmar

Genevieve LeBaron (University of Sheffield)Perla Polanco Leal (The University of Sheffield)Penelope Kyritsis (Worker Rights Consor um)Michael Marshall (University of Sheffield)

Private governance amid geopoli cal tensions: The case of Be er Co on Ini a ve

Yixian Sun (University of Bath)The bo om line: Mul na onal corpora ons and CSR effec veness in the extrac ve sector

Alero Akporiaye (Rhode Island School of Design)The effec veness of private supply chain governance in hal ng palm oil-driven deforesta on in Indonesia

Janina Grabs (ETH Zurich)Jason Benedict (University of California Santa Barbara)Robert Heilmayr (University of California, Santa Barbara)Kimberly Carlson (New York University)Rachael Garre (ETH Zurich)


Crisis Escala on Dynamics: New EvidenceTB27: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Steven E. Lobell (University of Utah)Disc. Norrin M. Ripsman (Lehigh University)

Panel

“Defense Policy Implica ons of Near-Crisis Findings”Sco A. Silverstone (U.S. Military Academy)

Postures and Portents: Ac on-Level Predictors of Crisis Escala onKyle Beardsley (Duke University)Anne van Wijk (University of Southern California)

US-Iran Ballis c Missile Test of 2015: Why not a Full-Blown Crisis?Steven E. Lobell (University of Utah)

The Russia-Georgia War of 2008Norrin M. Ripsman (Lehigh University)

The Dynamics of Crisis: What happens and Why does it ma er?Patrick James (University of Southern California)Edward Gonzalez (University of Southern California)


Migra on and Asylum from and within the EUTB28: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Ahmed Abozaid (University of St Andrews)Disc. Ahmed Abozaid (University of St Andrews)

Panel

A er Securi sa on: Militarisa on of Governance of Migra on in the EU and Implica ons for the EU’s iden ty

Muge Kinacioglu (Hace epe University & Leiden University)The external dimension of EU Asylum and Migra on Policy: Externaliza on via agreements with EU border countries

Stefania P. Panebianco (University of Catania)Francesca Longo (University of Catania)

Enac ng Solidarity: Irregularized Migra on, Search and Rescue and the Mari me Borders of EUrope

Michael Gordon (McMaster University)Developing city leadership in the recep on of refugees. The cases of Barcelona and Madrid

Juan Carlos Triviño Salazar (Ins tut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals)

Bordering prac ces: Hungarian-Serb border policing Beatrix Futak-Campbell (Leiden University)


Curriculum Development: Interna onaliza on, Globaliza on, Diversifica on


Chair Robert Lummack (University of O awa)Disc. Ryo Shimizu (Kobe Gakuin University)

Panel

Making the world personal: Rela onal pedagogy and teaching IRAdam Lusk (Rosemont College)

Localizing the Interna onal Rela ons Classroom: A Pedagogical Evalua on of Academic Partnerships with City Government

Heidi Haddad (Pomona College)Madeline Baer (Occidental College)

Teaching for the Future in the Present: Understanding Global Competence and Teaching It Through the Transforma ve Lens during Covid-19.

Izabela Majewska (University of North Florida)Worlding Within Your Limits: The Global IR Agenda in the Classroom

Aaron E nger (Carleton University)

Preliminary Program

Globalizing IR Teaching: A Compara ve AnalysisRamin Ahmadoghlu (Emory University)Bulat Akhmetkarimov (Kazan Federal University)Renat Shaykhutdinov (Florida Atlan c University)


Failure in a ‘Wider Discipline?’: From Shadow CVs to Produc ve Solidarity


Chair Kari De Pryck (University of Cambridge)Part. Janine Bressmer (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and

Development Studies/Centre on Conflict, Development and Peacebuilding)

Part. Eliza Urwin (The Graduate Ins tute Geneva)Part. Mirko Reul (Graduate Ins tute Geneva)Part. Julie e Ganne (IHEID)Part. Maira Kuppers (Berghof Founda on)

Roundtable


World Poli cs and the Performing Arts I. Crea ve prac ce in/as knowledge crea on


Chair Rachmi Diyah Larasa (Gender, Women & Sexuali y Studies/ University of Minnesota)

Disc. Cami Rowe (Lancaster University)

Panel

Knowing world poli cs through dance: Choreographic thinking and the staging of war

Audrey Reeves (Virginia Tech)Rave against the machine: Sensing the poli cs of conflict through electronic music and dance culture

Maria-Adriana Deiana (Queen's University Belfast)No High Flyers: The Geography, Poli cal Economy and Experience of Contemporary Circus

Keith Krause (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)

Where Bombs Drop, Where Men Dance: (Auto)Ethnography of War and Queer Worldmaking in Kabul

Ahmad Qais Munhazim (Thomas Jefferson University)(Re)Construc ng the Asylum System through the lens of Applied Theatre Keywords: asylum system, applied theatre, personal narra ve, iden ty, Paolo Freire, Jacques Rancière

Sofia Nakou (University of Edinburgh )

Women's Caucus

Women and Leadership in Intelligence and Na onal SecurityTB32: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Jennifer Davis (Department of Defense)Disc. Debora Pfaff (Na onal Intelligence University )Part. Phuong Hoang (Na onal Intelligence University)Part. Stacey Pollard (Na onal Intelligence University)Part. Susan Perlman (Na onal Intelligence University)Part. Valerie Snaman (NIU)Part. Virginia Kent (Na onal Intelligence University)

Roundtable


Centering African Voices and Theories in IRTB33: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Karolina Werner (University of Western Ontario)Disc. Nathan Andrews (University of Northern Bri sh Columbia)Disc. Evelyn N. Mayanja (University of Manitoba)Part. Rita Abrahamsen (University of O awa)Part. Sylvia Bawa (York University)Part. W. R. Nadège Compaoré (University of Toronto)Part. J. Andrew Grant (Queen's University)Part. Sithembile Mbete (University of Pretoria)Part. Mohamed Sesay (York University)Part. Timothy M. Shaw (University of Massachuse s Boston)Part. Thomas Tieku (King's University College at UWO)

Roundtable

Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on StudiesA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)Interdisciplinary Studies

Returning to Syria: the Dynamics of Syrian Displaced Popula on Returns


Chair Filippo Dionigi (University of Bristol)Disc. Wendy Pearlman (Northwestern University)

Panel

“I will return strong” The role of aspira ons and abili es in refugee return migra on

Lea Müller-Funk (German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies)Sonja Fransen (Maastricht University)

The Syrian Refugee Crisis and Repatria on Policymaking in Jordan, Lebanon, and Turkey

ZEYNEP SAHIN MENCUTEK (Bonn Interna onal Center for Conversion)

Temporary Protec on Regime as a Poli cal Leverage for Refugee Returns

Derya Ozkul (University of Oxford)The EU as a bridge-builder between countries of asylum and origin? The case of Syrian refugee return

Tamirace Fakhoury (Aalborg University)Hope and Fear: the poli cs of refugees’ return in the Syrian displacement crisis

Filippo Dionigi (University of Bristol)

Historical Interna onal Rela onsTheoryA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

The Downfall of the American Order: Liberalism’s End? TB35: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Kathleen R. McNamara (Georgetown University)Part. Peter Katzenstein (Cornell University)Part. Rawi Abdelal (Harvard University)Part. Jonathan Kirshner (Boston College)Part. Peter Gourevitch (University of California San Diego)Part. John Gerard Ruggie (Harvard University)

Roundtable

Preliminary Program


Russia's Place in the Global OrderTB36: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Michael O. Slobodchikoff (Troy University)Part. Andrei P. Tsygankov (San Francisco State University)Part. Richard Sakwa (University of Kent)Part. Natasha C. Kuhrt (King's College London)Part. Michael E. Aleprete (Westminster College)Part. Maria Lagu na (St.-Petersburg State University, School of

Interna onal Rela ons)Part. Natalia G. Zaslavskaia (Saint-Petersburg State University)Part. Lada V. Kochtcheeva (North Carolina State University)Part. Michael O. Slobodchikoff (Troy University)

Roundtable

South Asia in World Poli csPost Communist Systems

Examining India’s Domes c Poli cs and its Implica ons in South Asia


Chair Sinderpal Singh (Nanyang Technological University, Singapore ( S. Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies, RSIS))

Disc. Tusharika Deka (University of No ngham)

Panel

Inside is Outside: Domes c Poli cs and India’s Look East Policy Sinderpal Singh (Nanyang Technological University, Singapore ( S. Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies, RSIS))

The Response from Global South State to Hegemonic Globaliza on: A case of India

Pooja Kotwal (Jawaharlal Nehru University New Delhi)Indian Grand Strategy Towards Himalayan States

Jayant Chandel (Jawaharlal Nehru University)New wars and the changing nature of the Kashmir conflict: Surveillance and iden ty forma on among Kashmiri youth

Tusharika Deka (University of No ngham)Revisi ng the Simla Agreement, 1972: India’s Foreign Policy on Kashmir

Ziaul Haque Sheikh (South Asian University, New Delhi)

Environmental StudiesInterna onal Poli cal Economy

Interna onal poli cal economy of environmental and climate ac on


Chair Muzhou Zhang (University of Essex)Disc. Sikina Jinnah (University of California, Santa Cruz)

Panel

Iden fying poli cally acceptable policy op ons for more sustainable global supply chains: experimental evidence from 12 high-income countries

Dennis Kolcava (ETH Zurich)Keith Smith (ETH-Zurich)Thomas Bernauer (Swiss Federal Ins tute of Technology (ETH Zurich))

Corporate Governance, Time Horizons, and Climate Policy Preferences

Jonas Meckling (University of California, Berkeley)Jared Finnegan (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

THE EU’s CARBON BORDER ADJUSTMENT MECHANISM: CREATING CONFLICT OR A CLIMATE CLUB?

Jorgen We estad (Fridtjof Nansen Ins tute)Lars H. Gulbrandsen (Fridtjof Nansen Ins tute)

Linking the Polycentric Carbon Pricing SystemKatja Biedenkopf (University of Leuven)Katrina Cano (University of Leuven)Charlo e Debeuf (KU Leuven)Mar n Rabbia (KU Leuven)Valeria Zambianchi (University of Leuven)Asgeir Barlaup (KU Leuven)

The Geoeconomics of Climate Change Kennedy Mbeva (University of Melbourne )


Gaming non-Kine c: New Approaches to Influence, Informa on Opera ons, and Cyber Warfare


Chair Karl P. Mueller (RAND Corpora on)Disc. Benjamin M. Jensen (American University, School of

Interna onal Service and Marine Corps University (CSC))

Panel

Gaming Cyber Deterrence: Modeling Clandes ne Capabili esAndrew Reddie (University of California, Berkeley)

New approaches to studying deployment and logis cs in gamesAbby Doll (King's College, London)

Wargaming to Explore Emo on and Cogni on during CrisisBenjamin Schechter (U.S. Naval War College)

Games and missing meso-level models: Studying the human dimension of warfare

Elizabeth (Ellie) Bartels (RAND Corpera on)Evolving Metrics: Epistemologies and Mechanics for Gaming Influence Opera ons

Devin Hayes Ellis (University of Maryland)

Global Development

(Re)Wri ng Development: Language, Literature and Imagina ons TB40: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Shiera Malik (DePaul University)Disc. Himadeep Muppidi (Vassar College)

Panel

‘There are no words for violence, rape and sexual harassment in our language’. Talking about gender-based violence in South Sudan.

Angela Maria Crack (University of Portsmouth)Ordinary Language and the Figure of the Child: Examining Temporal-Linguis c Structures of Colonial Violence through Frantz Fanon and Stanley Cavell

Sheharyar Imran (Johns Hopkins University)Wri ng an Empire of Uniformity; Or, Assimila ng ‘Appalachia’ and Erasing ‘Savages’

Jacob L. Stump (DePaul University)Ecologies of Comparison in Interna onal Rela ons: Rela onality and Jus ce

Enrike van Wingerden (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Concep ons of Development in Ursula Le Guin’s Hainish CycleFernanda Barasuol (Universidade Federal da Grande Dourados)Thiago Borne (Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS))


Compe on and Collabora on in the Indo-PacificTB41: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Beverley Loke (University of Exeter)Disc. Beverley Loke (University of Exeter)

Panel

Preliminary Program

The Ba le for Port Access: China and India’s Compe on for Mari me Access in Iran and Pakistan

Geoffrey F. Gresh (Na onal Defense University)The Role of Small and Middle Powers in Contemporary Indo-Pacific Great Power Play

Lukas Karl Danner (University of Iceland)Anna Hayes (James Cook University)

Evolving Mul lateralism in Indo-PacificNirmal Jindal (Delhi University)

Cul va ng an Integrated Strategic Engagement Architecture in the Indo-Pacific

Daniel Katz (James A. Baker III Ins tute for Public Policy, Rice University)

Upgrada on of India's Nuclear Sea-Deterrence Capability - The Indo-Pacific Direc on and Newer Forma ons

Shayesta Nishat Ahmed (Jawaharlal Nehru University)

Diploma c Studies

Diplomacy's New Fron ersTB42: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Simon Taylor Disc. Olufemi Oloba (OGEES Ins tute, Afe Babalola University, Ado-

Eki )

Panel

Cultural Diplomacy and Sanc ons as Hybrid Tools of Foreign Policy: EU Countries Rela ons with Russian Federa on in 2014-2016

Beata Ociepka (University of Wroclaw)Revolu ons and Evolu on: ANSAs and the changing diploma c landscape

Bhavani Kannan (The Australian Na onal University)Gender in outer space: decision-making, diplomacy and policy

Elise Stephenson (Griffith University)Space Diplomacy

Mai'a K. Davis Cross (Northeastern University)Technology, Diplomacy, and Change: Diplomacy in the Post-Cold War World

G. Doug Davis (Troy University)

Diploma c StudiesInterdisciplinary Studies

Sport and Interna onal Rela ons in the Post-Pandemic EraTB43: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Katarina Kusic (Aberystwyth University )Part. John J. Hogan (University of Groningen)Part. Adhemar Mercado (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen)Part. Verity Postlethwaite (SOAS University of London )Part. Claire Jenkin (University of Her ordshire)Part. Michael Toomey (Aberystwyth University)Part. David Webber (Solent University)Part. Jung Woo Lee (University of Edinburgh )

Roundtable

Women's CaucusFeminist Theory and Gender StudiesPeace Studies

War and Peace in the gendered Pandemic TB44: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Kazushige Kobayashi (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)

Disc. Elena B. Stavrevska (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Disc. Jeethu Elza Cherian Chacko (Australian High Commission)

Panel

A culture war fought on imagined foreign soil: Poli cs and percep on of gender inequality

Aki Tonami (University of Tsukuba)Changing geographies of State Power: The US mobiliza on of Cyberspace

Sulagna Basu (University of Sydney)“When Near is Far:” Breaking of Support System for Women During COVID 19

Seema Shekhawat (University of Central Florida)The contribu on of feminist theologians to peacebuilding in the former Yugoslavia

Emilie Fort (Durham University)Black Women’s Heightened Socio-Economic Issues During The Pandemic

TRIPTI CHOWDHURY (JAWAHARLAL NEHRU UNIVERSITY)


In/Civili es: Women in Diplomacy and Conflict ManagementTB45: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Amanda Donahoe (Centenary College of Louisiana)Disc. Angelina Mendes (George Mason University - Jimmy and

Rosalynn Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolu on)

Panel

Gender and Elite CuesAlexandra Stark (New America)Madison Schramm (Carnegie Mellon University)

“Doing” WPS in EU peacekeeping missions: building community, carving space

Marion Greziller (The University of Manchester)The problem with representa ve models of inclusion: Rethinking peace nego a on design

Alexandra McAuliff (The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tu s University)

One Size Does Not Fit All: Expanding Feminisms & Gender Analysis in Interna onal Conflict Management (INCM)

Emily Cook (Kennesaw State University)Integra ng the WPS Agenda: Protec ng Women Who Par cipate in Post Conflict Poli cal and Public Life.

Catherine Turner (Durham University)Aisling Ann Swaine (University College Dublin)

Interna onal Ethics

Technology and Ethics in Warfare: Cyber, AI and the Enhanced Soldier


Chair Milla E. Vaha (University of the South Pacific)Disc. John Emery (University of Oklahoma)

Panel

“We’re hoping and praying”: The Case for Military Involvement in Cyber-Defense of Civilian Cri cal Infrastructure in NATO States

Rhiannon Neilsen (University of New South Wales)Karine Pontbriand (UNSW Canberra)

Ontological In visibility and Cyber Conflict- The Problem of Sight and Vision in Establishing Threat

Jonathon Patrick Whooley (San Francisco State University)Not So Remote Drone Warfare

Jean-Bap ste Jeangene Vilmer (Ins tute for Strategic Research (IRSEM))

The In macy of Cyber ViolenceJonathon Patrick Whooley (San Francisco State University)

Preliminary Program

Interna onal Approaches to the Ethics of Military AINicholas Forrest (U.S. Air Force)Joseph Chapa (US Air Force)Steven Chen (Emory University)Meghana Subramaniam (North Carolina State University)

Global Development

Transna onal Poli cal Thought: Revolu on, Violence, and Subjec vity


Chair Narendran Kumarakulasingam (University of Waterloo)Disc. Sam O. Opondo (Vassar College)

Panel

ABJURATION AND SUBJECTIVITY PALMARES, QUILOMBOLAS, AND REPUBLICANISM.

Siba Grovogui (Cornell University)James Baldwin and Transna onal Poli cal Thought

Begum Adalet (Cornell University)The Poli cal Economy of Walter Rodney: Intersec ons of Marxism with Postcolonialism

Randolph B. Persaud (American University)Revolu on as a Mode of Study: The Radical Pedagogy of Thomas Sankara

Isaac A. Kamola (Trinity College)A Time to Kill: Third World Assassina ons and the anxiety of domina on

Alina Sajed (McMaster University)


Asian Countries in Global Environmental GovernanceTB48: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Myeongji Kang (Yonsei University)Disc. John Chung-En Liu (Occidental College)

Panel

Indigenous Knowledge and the Environment as a Global Issue: Examples from Southeast Asia

Kim Reimann (Georgia State University)Planning Policy and Pollu on: Evalua ng China’s Policy Response to Climate Change

Jingwen Wu (University of Kentucky)James R. Masterson (Morehead State University)

Beyond integra on of global sustainable development agreements: Towards equitable development of marginalized groups in Southeast Asia

Lisa Hiwasaki (University of Rhode Island)Sustainability leaders in the Global South: Explaining the rise of “green” tea companies in China and Sri Lanka

Michael J. Bloomfield (University of Bath)Is China a Leader in Environmental Diplomacy?

Phillip Stalley (DePaul University)


Water Conflicts, Governance, and Jus ceTB49: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Rachel Tiller (SINTEF Ocean)Disc. Ashok Swain (Uppsala University)

Panel

Transboundary water coopera on and water diplomacy as an approach to regional coopera on

Maria Luísa Telarolli de Almeida Leite (University of São Paulo (USP))Isabela Ba stello Espíndola (University of Sao Paulo)

Developing and Implemen ng Public-Private Data Collabora ves in the Water Sector: Opportuni es and Challenges

Evgenia Nizkorodov (University of California, Irvine)Addressing the Chronic Water-Access Conflict in Mumbai, India: Interdisciplinarity, Complexity, and Poli cs

Paroma Wagle (University of California, Irvine)The value of water in mes of pandemic: a mul disciplinary discussion

Agata Brito (University of São Paulo )Flavia Barbosa (Universidade de São Paulo)

Evalua ng stakeholder par cipa on in new water supply projects: The case of seawater desalina on in southern California

Ekta Patel (Duke University)


Civilians and Armed Groups in Postwar ContextsTB50: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Michael L. Weintraub (Universidad de los Andes)Disc. Danielle Gilbert (U.S. Air Force Academy)

Panel

Postwar Violence and Poli cal Compe on: Explaining the Surge in Violence a er the Colombian Peace Accords

Louis-Alexandre Berg (Georgia State University)Quasi-state paramilitarism: A reflec on from Georgia, 1985 – 2003

Shukuko Koyama (Toyo University)Supers ons and Civilian Displacement: Evidence from the Colombian Conflict

Oliver Kaplan (University of Denver)Rethinking Armed Groups and Poli cs: The Syrian Civil War and the Rise of Mili atocracies

Yaniv Voller (University of Kent)Levels of Analysis and Theories of Violence in Civil Wars: Ideology and Contesta on in Nicaragua

Kai Thaler (University of California, Santa Barbara)


ENMISA Dis nguished Scholar PanelTB51: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Bahar Baser (Durham University & Stellenbosch University (SIGLA))

Part. Susan Banki (University of Sydney)Part. Anne McNevin (The New School)Part. Noora Lori (Boston University)Part. Joel Quirk (University of the Witwatersrand )Part. Darshan Vigneswaran (University of Amsterdam)Honoree

Loren Landau (University of the Witwatersrand)



The Geopoli cs of InterdependenceTB52: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Selim Yilmaz (University of No ngham)Disc. Erica Moret (Graduate Ins tute)

Panel

The EU and the US-Chinese ‘tech war’Roland Vogt (The University of Hong Kong)

The Effects of Western Economic Sanc ons on Chinese Foreign Direct Investment Abroad

Glen Biglaiser (University of North Texas)Kelan Lu (University of South Carolina)David Lektzian (Texas Tech University)

Preliminary Program

The Great Power Poli cs of Global Supply Chains. Implica ons for European Security

Stefan Borg (Swedish Defense University)Na onal Power and the Structure of Input Trade

Nazim Uras Demir (University of California, Irvine)Global Supply Chains and Geopoli cs

Etel Solingen (University of California, Irvine)


Drivers of Nuclear StrategyTB53: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Fahd Humayun (Yale University)Disc. Dan Altman (Georgia State University)

Panel

Latent Deterrence or Symbolic Retalia on: Revisi ng China’s Nuclear Strategy

Hongyu Zhang (University of North Carolina Wilmington)A Causal Logic of Authoritarian Nuclear Concession: Poli cal Normaliza on, Domes c Pressure, and the Security-Legi macy Dilemma

Inhwan Oh (Boston College)Controlling the Narra ve? Strategy Adjustment, Legi ma on, and Carter's Nuclear Policy

Colleen Larkin (Columbia University)The Varied Roads to Armageddon: Unpacking the Use-It-or-Lose-It Dilemma

David Logan (Princeton University)When Personalism Ma ers: Nuclear Latency and Conflict Propensity

Yu Bin Kim (University of Missouri)

Peace StudiesInterna onal Security Studies

Former Rebel Par es and Poli cs A er WarTB54: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Mimmi Soderberg Kovacs (Folke Bernado e Academy)Disc. Gyda M. Sindre (Department of Poli cs, University of York,

UK)Disc. Mimmi Soderberg Kovacs (Folke Bernado e Academy)

Panel

Legisla ng Peace? How Gender Diverse Rebel Par es Implement Peace Provisions

Jakana L. Thomas (Michigan State University)The legacy of an authoritarian successor party: The EPRDF and the prospects for the Prosperity Party in Ethiopia

Terrence P. Lyons (George Mason University)What kinds of par es emerge from former militant groups?

John Ishiyama (University of North Texas)Post Basnet (University of North Texas)

Rebel group successor par es as policy-makers: Implica ons for post-war governance and peacebuilding

Gyda M. Sindre (Department of Poli cs, University of York, UK)Former rebel par es and post-war party systems

Carrie Manning (Georgia State University)


The Poli cs of Foreign Aid & HumanitarianismTB55: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Lauren Ferry (University of Mississippi)Disc. Lauren Ferry (University of Mississippi)

Panel

Beyond Sweet Talk: Racism, Foreign Aid, and Trade Rela ons in the Post-Colonial World

J. P. Singh (George Mason University)

Affluence without Influence? Cost Con ngency, Time Horizons, and Recipient Opinion of Aid Donors

Zenobia Chan (Princeton University)How Much Yuan Is a Seat on the Security Council Worth? Chinese Foreign Aid and Lobbying at the United Na ons

Su-Hyun Lee (S. Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies, Nanyang Technological University)

Ge ng a Be er Deal: Chinese Development Assistance and the Poli cal Economy of Sovereign Debt Restructuring

Ma hew Cobb (Coastal Carolina University)Legi ma ng Solidarity: Corporate Partnerships and the Poli cal Climate for Humanitarianism

Maha Rafi Atal (University of Glasgow)

Interna onal Poli cal EconomyInterna onal Organiza on

The Crisis of Mul lateralism, Uncertainty and Deglobaliza on: The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Global Economic Governance


Chair Anna Wrobel (University of Warsaw)Disc. Anna Wrobel (University of Warsaw)Disc. Rafal Wisniewski (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan)

Panel

The Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Global Climate Governance Mechanisms

Marina Larionova (Russian Presiden al Academy of Na onal Economy and Public Administra on)Irina Popova (Center for Interna onal Ins tu ons Research Russian Presiden al Academy of Na onal Economy and Public Administra on)

Global Governance of Foreign Direct Investment: Deglobaliza on in a post Covid era?

Elizabeth A. Smythe (Concordia University of Edmonton)The WTO and the pandemic: Regaining its relevance in Global Economic Governance?

Jens L. Mortensen (University of Copenhagen)How trade can support women's economic empowerment in the Covid-19 era and beyond

Anna Wrobel (University of Warsaw)Interna onal Financial Ins tu ons’ Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic

Karina Jędrzejowska (University of Warsaw)


Poli cs of the European UnionTB57: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Gerald Schneider (University of Konstanz)Disc. Knud Erik Jorgensen (Aarhus University)Disc. Gerald Schneider (University of Konstanz)

Panel

The European Rescue of Poli cs? Crises, Euroscep cs and the Return of Poli cs to the European Union

Petr Kratochvil (Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons)Zdenek Sychra (University of West Bohemia)

The European Union’s “compe ve sustainability”: Could it be a dangerous trap on the path toward climate-neutral Europe by 2050

Jelica Stefanovic-Stambuk (University of Belgrade Faculty of Poli cal Sciences)

A Europe against the Regions? Self-determina on and democra c legi macy in the European Union

Niklas Bremberg (Stockholm University & Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)

Preliminary Program

Differen ated Dynamics of Norm Contesta on in Illiberal Europe: Poland, Hungary and Turkey

Digdem Soyal n-Colella (Al nbas University)Rahime Suleymanoglu Kurum (Bahçeşehir University)Ebru Turhan (Turkish-German University)Selin Türkeş-Kılıç (Yeditepe University)

EU's Strategic Pivot to the Indo-Pacific: Convergence and Divergence

Juan Luis Lopez Aranguren (University of Zaragoza (Spain))


Geopoli cal Issues in IR ITB58: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Edward H. K. Howell (University of Oxford)Disc. Miriam Prys-Hansen (German Ins tute of Global and Area

Studies)Disc. Alex Braithwaite (University of Arizona)

Panel

Reposi oning the Indo-Pacific Region in Global Geopoli csUmmu Salma Bava (Jawaharlal Nehru University)

Domes c Determinants of Vietnam’s China Strategy: Synergy Between Regime Legi macy, Rising An -China Na onalism, and the Primacy of The Pragma c Leaders

Dung Phan (RSIS)Benjamin Tze Ern Ho (Nanyang Technological University)

A scramble for Sudan? Explaining the Drivers of Middle Eastern Countries Influence in Sudan.

Abigail Kabandula (University of Denver)India-US Strategic Rela ons in the Indo-Pacific Region: Opportuni es and Challenges

Shalini Balaiah (Christ University)Another lesson from the periphery: IR in Belarus and Ukraine

Ar som Sidarchuk (University of Milan)


Experimental Analysis of Foreign Policy ProcessesTB59: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Nehemia Geva (Texas A&M University)Disc. Danielle L. Lupton (Colgate University)

Panel

Shaming, Praising, and Domes c Support for Interna onal Agreements

Naomi Egel (Cornell University)Good for now? The temporal classifica on of foreign policies: a conjoint experiment

Rotem Dvir (Texas A&M University)Liberal Order and the Electoral Connec on: Evidence from a survey experiment

Luke Perez (Arizona State University)Fear of Falling Behind: How Global Status Concerns Affect Support for Domes c Policies

Jonathan Schulman (Northwestern University)Genera on and Public Support for the Use of Force

Charles K. S. Wu (Purdue University)

Historical Interna onal Rela onsTheoryEnglish School

Author meets cri cs: Ayse Zarakol - Before the WestTB60: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Jelena Subo c (Georgia State University)Part. Julian Go (University of Chicago)Part. David Kang (University of Southern California)Part. Stacie Goddard (Wellesley College)Part. George Lawson (Australian Na onal University)Part. Manjeet Pardesi (Victoria University of Wellington)Part. Victoria Tin-bor Hui (University of Notre Dame)Part. Ayşe Zarakol (University of Cambridge)

Roundtable


Human rights, Interna onal Law, and Interna onal PressureTB61: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Gino Pauselli (University of Pennsylvania)Disc. Amanda Murdie (University of Georgia)Disc. Gino Pauselli (University of Pennsylvania)

Panel

Interna onal Pressure and the promo on of human rightsGino Pauselli (University of Pennsylvania)

Emba led Instruc on: The Poli cs of Interna onal Humanitarian Law Training

Tracey Blasenheim (University of Minnesota)Cose e Creamer (University of Minnesota - Twin Ci es)Berika Ozcan (University of Minnesota Twin Ci es)

China and Black Lives Ma er: Racism, Hegemony, and Delegi ma on in Interna onal Poli cs

Zoltan Buzas (University of Notre Dame, Keough School of Global Affairs )

Social Pressure and Human Rights Treaty Ra fica on: Archival Evidence from Britain

Giovanni Man lla (University of Cambridge)The Influence of Norm Framing on NGO Programming

Margo Mullinax (American Jewish World Service)Baekkwan Park (Emory University)Jacqueline Hart (Women's Refugee Commission)Morgan Barney (University of Georgia)


The Causes and Consequences of Modern Na onalismTB62: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Jonathan Renshon (University of Wisconsin-Madison)Chair Christopher Clary (University at Albany)Disc. Harris Mylonas (George Washington University)

Panel

When Iden es Clash: Why Taiwan Opposes Coopera on with Mainland China

Kathleen Powers (Dartmouth College)Dalton Lin (Georgia Ins tute of Technology)

Na onalism and Shared Democra c Iden tyJiyoung Ko (Bates College)

Does Na onalism Increase Belief in An -Minority Misinforma on? Experimental Evidence from Pakistan

Asfandyar Mir (Stanford University)Niloufer Siddiqui (Yale University)

Preliminary Program

India's Changed Na onal Iden ty & Why India's Contemporary Democra c Backsliding will Endure

Maya Tudor (Oxford University)Construc ng Na ons and Na onalisms in Schools

Ahsan I. Bu (George Mason University)


Soma c Soldier Subjec fica on: Targe ng the Pre- and Un-Conscious Realms in Military Recruitment, Training, Deployment, Recrea on


Chair Aggie Hirst (King's College London)Part. Paul Higate (University of Bath)Part. Jesse Crane-Seeber (War Studies, King's College, London)Part. Nicole Sunday Grove (University of Hawai'i at Manoa)Part. Kenneth MacLeish (Vanderbilt University)Part. John Protevi (Louisiana State University)Part. Nathan Tilton (University of California, Berkeley)Part. Kevin McSorley (The Open University)

Roundtable


More Trade, Less Order, Smaller World: The Poli cs of Divergence in the Post-Pandemic Trade Regime


Chair Laura C. Mahrenbach (Technical University of Munich)Disc. Silke Trommer (University of Manchester)

Panel

Free to Trade: Global Britain and the Brexit Sovereignty TrapGabriel Siles-Brügge (University of Warwick)

Did Labor Rights Save the NAFTA?: Norm Development and Labor Governance in Regional Trade Agreements

Greg J. Anderson (University of Alberta)Do Retaliatory Tariffs Work? Rebalancing Trade and the Cycle of Reciprocity

Marc D. Froese (Burman University)Nego a ng through the backdoor: How the EU leveraged the Food Assistance Conven on to shape WTO trade nego a ons

Ma as E. Margulis (The University of Bri sh Columbia)Populist Trade Views, Foreign Investment, and The Need for Development: Evidence from West Virginia

Chris na Fa ore (West Virginia University)


Rethinking Ordering: Approaching the Paradoxes and Challenges of a “Smaller World”


Chair Gunther Hellmann (Goethe University Frankfurt)Disc. Gunther Hellmann (Goethe University Frankfurt)

Panel

Sovereignty in Digital Interna onal Rela ons: Dreams of Technological Self-Determina on and Data Control in Europe

Kris n Anabel Eggeling (University of Copenhagen)“Mul lateral” For Me But Not For Thee? An nomies of a “Democra c Mul lateralism” in Light of Authoritarian Challenges

Jens Bartsch (Goethe University Frankfurt)Daniel Jacobi (Goethe University Frankfurt)

Ordering a World of Great Disrup ons: Theore cal ChallengesYongjin Zhang (University of Bristol)

From Mul lateral to Mul -Order GovernanceTrine Flockhart (University of Southern Denmark)

Lonely Mul lateralismShogo Suzuki (University of Manchester)


China, the Belt and Road Ini a ve, and the emerging Interna onal Order


Chair Sco D. Watson (University of Victoria)Disc. Sco D. Watson (University of Victoria)

Panel

China-Russia Rela ons and the Belt and Road Ini a veBrian G. Carlson (Center for Security Studies, ETH Zurich)

Resurrec ng the Leviathan? BRI, State Forma on, and the Emerging Interna onal Order

Husnain Iqbal (University of Victoria )An Open Source Database to Track Belt and Road Ini a ve Investments

William Norris (Texas A&M, Bush School)China’s Structural Influence and Infrastructure Poli cs in Southeast Asia

Selina Ho (Na onal University of Singapore, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy)

The Impact of Souring Sino-American Rela ons and COVID-19 on China’s Belt and Road in the Middle East and Africa

Dawn Murphy (U.S. Air War College)


Author Meets Cri cs: Julia C. Morse's The Bankers' Blacklist: Unofficial Market Enforcement and the Global Fight against Illicit Financing (Cornell University Press, 2022)


Chair Beth Ann Simmons (University of Pennsylvania)Part. Daniel Drezner (Tu s University)Part. Julia Morse (University of California, Santa Barbara)Part. Layna Mosley (Princeton University)Part. Abraham Newman (Georgetown University)Part. Daniel L. Nielson (Brigham Young University)

Roundtable

Interna onal Communica onScien fic Study of Interna onal ProcessesInterna onal Security Studies

Media, Democracy, and SecurityTB68: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Shawn M. Powers (U.S. Agency for Global Media)Disc. Philip Seib (University of Southern California)

Panel

The Linguis c Founda ons of Populist RhetoricLeah Cathryn Windsor (University of Memphis)Cameron G. Thies (Michigan State University)

The same old poli cs with a so ware update: How social media has complicated media freedom in Central America

Gabriella M. Prui de Santos (University of Massachuse s, Lowell)

Mass Support for Free Speech on Issues Sensi ve to Na onal Security: Evidence from a Global Survey

Kris an Vrede Skaaning Frederiksen (Aarhus University)Svend-Erik Skaaning (Aarhus University)

A er media regime disrup on, should global poli cal communica on re-consolidate?

Ben O'Loughlin (Royal Holloway, University of London)

Preliminary Program

Fake News as Genre: A Mo ve Oriented ApproachVårin Alme (Norwegian Defence Research Establishment (FFI))

Human RightsGlobal HealthInterna onal Law

Covid 19 and the Human Rights RegimeTB69: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Stacey Mitchell (Georgia State University)Disc. Henry (Chip) Carey (Georgia State University)

Panel

Human Rights in the Americas in Light of the Pandemic: Challenges and Opportuni es

Daniel Masís-Iverson (Inter-American Defense College)The UN Human Rights Council and COVID-19

M. Joel Voss (University of Toledo)From the 9/11 Terror A acks to the COVID-19 Pandemic in the United States and Beyond: The Poli cs of Dehumaniza on and Human Rights

Salvador San no Regilme (Leiden University)A post Covid-19 human rights agenda

Rachel George (Overseas Development Ins tute)The Coronavirus Pandemic and Global Human Rights Failure: Causes, Consequences, and Lessons for the Future

Noam Schimmel (Centre for Human Rights and Legal Pluralism, McGill Faculty of Law)


Tech Governance in a Wider Interna onal Poli cal EconomyTB70: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Blayne Haggart (Brock University)Disc. Marieke De Goede (University of Amsterdam)Disc. Carola Westermeier (Justus-Liebig-University Giessen and

University of Amsterdam)

Panel

The Techfare State: Racialized Surveillance Governance in the Big Tech Era

Ali Bhagat (University of Manchester)Rachel Phillips (University of Bri sh Columbia)

Austere Adapta on: Technology, Climate Vulnerability, and Resilience

Nick Bernards (University of Warwick)The Asse sa on of Financial Regula on: A Poli cal Economy of RegTech

Chris Clarke (University of Warwick)Bo oms Up! Understanding Governance From Below in Pla orm Capitalism

Leanne Roderick (Simon Fraser University)Distribu ng Power through Distributed Technology? Blockchain Experiments in Land Governance

Daivi Rodima-Taylor (Boston University)Malcolm Campbell-Verduyn (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen)


Compe on and Coopera on Across the Red Sea ArenaTB71: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Michael H. Woldemariam (Boston University)Chair Alden Young (UCLA)Disc. Elleni Zeleke (Columbia University )Part. Alden Young (UCLA)Part. Hassan E. Ahmed (University of Khartoum)Part. Awet T. Weldemichael (Queen's University)Part. Elleni Zeleke (Columbia University )Part. Yasir Zaidan (Na onal University)

Roundtable

Human RightsInterna onal LawGlobal Health

Women's Rights as Human Rights: Nego a ng Safety, Security and Dignity


Chair Mariana Prandini Assis (Dalhousie University)Disc. Kate Perry (Georgia Southern University)

Panel

Moving the Needle: Recommenda on Precision and Compliance with Women's Rights Recommenda ons

Jillienne E. Haglund (University of Kentucky)Courtney Hillebrecht (University of Nebraska-Lincoln)

Laws on Sexual Harassment at the Workplace: A Global SurveyCher Weixia Chen (George Mason University)

Naviga ng S gma: Ins tu on Building in the Sex Workers Rights Movement

Erica MacDonald (University of Connec cut)Gender Violence and Public A tudes Toward Punishment

Suparna Chaudhry (Lewis & Clark College)Shadows of Truth, Absence of Jus ce: Nego a ng the ethical, poli cal and methodological dilemmas of repor ng conflict-related sexual violence in Sri Lanka's failed transi on of 2015-19

Alan Keenan (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Feminist Theory and Gender StudiesInterna onal Poli cal Economy

Social reproduc on reimagined: The feminist radical poli cal economy collec ve I


Chair Suzanne Bergeron (University of Michigan, Dearborn)Disc. V. Spike Peterson (University of Arizona)

Panel

“Interroga ng Neoliberal Rhetoric and Prac ce in the A ermath of Covid—19”

Drucilla Barker (University of South Carolina) Capitalism & Covid-19: Predictable results

Jennifer Cohen (Miami University)Social Reproduc on: A Genealogy

S. Charusheela (University of Washington, Bothell)Disasters, Complex Crises, and Social Reproduc on

Jennifer Cohen (Miami University)S. Charusheela (University of Washington, Bothell)

Linking self-determina on, globaliza on and social reproduc onJennifer Olmsted (Drew University)

Preliminary Program


The Evolving Strategic Situa on in the Post Soviet SpaceTB74: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Andrey A. Sushentsov (Moscow State Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons)

Disc. Gregory Gleason (University of New Mexico)

Panel

Russia and the security of Poland: risk analysisAndrzej Szeptycki (University of Warsaw)

Catch 2020: Russia’s foreign policy towards Belarus a er the Revolu on

Ryhor Nizhnikau (Finnish Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)Shadow of the Dragon on Kazakh-Russian Rela ons

Contemporary eonomic es of the Former Soviet Republics Rybalko Mikhail (Irkutsk State University)

Russia's Arc c Strategy: Between Coopera on and RivalryArtem Sokolov (MGIMO-University)

Peace StudiesInterna onal Security Studies

Are Concerts the Key to Peace and Security?TB75: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Pamela R. Aall (United States Ins tute of Peace and American University)

Disc. Chester A. Crocker (Georgetown University & Global Leadership Founda on)

Panel

Managing Mul polarity: The Role of Concerts in Taming Global and Regional Rivalry

Charles A. Kupchan (Georgetown University, Council on Foreign Rela ons)

Collec ve Ac on and Leadership DilemmasFen Hampson (Carleton University)

The UN Security Council and War Reduc onLise Morje Howard (Georgetown University)

Charter, Club, Concert, or Coali on? Assump ons and Conundrums in Contending U.S. Approaches to Mul lateralism

Stewart M. Patrick (Council on Foreign Rela ons)Are NGOs Invited to the Concert?

Pamela R. Aall (United States Ins tute of Peace and American University)


Ar ficial Intelligence: Challenges to State Sovereignty and SecurityTB76: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Kiran Phull (King's College London)Disc. J. Andres Gannon (University of California, San Diego)

Panel

Na onal and Military Strategic Guidance on Dual-Use TechnologyMargaret E. Kosal (Georgia Ins tute of Technology)

The Impact of Cyberspace on Monetary SovereigntyFelix J. Scholz (University of South Florida)

Digital Ecosystems and Specter of BipolarityShubham Dwivedi (South Asian University)

Ar ficial Intelligence: Unpacking Poli cal, Rhetorical, and Security Factors

Margaret E. Kosal (Georgia Ins tute of Technology)Ontological Security and Ar ficial Intelligence

Amir Lupovici (Tel Aviv University)

Interna onal Organiza onHistorical Interna onal Rela onsA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

UN Trusteeship: Legacies, Con nui es, and ChangeTB77: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Jan Lüdert (City University of Sea le)Part. Thorsten Bonacker (University of Marburg, Center for Conflict

Studies)Part. Werner Distler (Philipps-University Marburg)Part. Julius Heise (University of Marburg)Part. Maria Ketzmerick (Bayreuth University)Part. Margot Tudor (Poli cs, University of Exeter)

Roundtable


A Wider Discipline for a Warming WorldTB78: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Atal Ahmadzai (University of Arizona)Disc. Chris na Boyes (Centro de Inves gacion y Docencia

Economicas (CIDE DEI))

Panel

Inculca on of the sciences in Interna onal Studies so as to enhance the language in the discipline, taking in cognizance of new threats rising in a shrinking world.

Anuradha Sinha (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Democra zing, Demilitarizing, and Decolonizing Outer Space: Reimagining the Future of Space Explora on to Achieve the 2030 United Na ons Sustainable Development Goals and Se ng the 2045 Agenda to Ensure Human Rights, Environmental Jus ce, and Peace on Earth and Beyond

Ari Eisenstat (University of Hawai'i)Global Warming and the Fluctua ng Climate Pa ern in Recent Years: The Impact on Regional Economic Dispari es

Skyne Uku Wer mer (California State University, Long Beach)Ci es as climate policy drivers: a compara ve interna onal perspec ve

Nina Kelsey (George Washington University)The Grey Areas of Green Solu ons: An interdisciplinary approach to evalua ng nature-based solu ons to the environmental impacts of tourism

Brenda Marie Kauffman (Flagler College)


Online Actors and StrategiesTB79: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Ilan Manor (University of Oxford)Disc. Ilan Manor (University of Oxford)

Panel

The Disinforma on Age: American Digital Na ves and the Struggle for Knowledge

David W. Gethings (Kennesaw State University) Global Online Communi es and Poli cal Ac vism: Case Study of BTS and their Fandom

Hoimi Mukherjee (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Clickbait, Misinforma on, and Memes: The Interna onaliza on of Voter Manipula on Strategies

Heather Katz (Southwestern Oklahoma State University)US Military on Social Media: Purveyors of Misinforma on?

Jaclyn Fox (American University) The poli cal agenda-se ng power of online decep on

Johanna Muhrbeck (Swedish Defence University)

Preliminary Program


Asian Diplomacy TC00-1: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Disc. Kris n Vekasi (University of Maine)


India’s Neighborhood First Policy and its Small Neighbour States: Role of Para-Diplomacy

Stanzin Lhaskyabs (Jawaharlal Nehru University)A Study on ASEAN-ROK Coopera on Fund: Effec veness and Prospects as Diploma c Measures

Lee Ye Rim (Yonsei University)The “Concerned” Third Countries Interac on and Role on the “Northern Territories” Issue during Cold War

Shakhnoza Eshonkulova (Kobe University)


The Quest for PowerTC00-2: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Disc. Alica Kizekova (Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons Prague)


Middle powers, assymetric rela ons and power leveraging: how Vietnam is leveraging great powers

Barbara Kra uk (University of Warsaw)A New (type of) Cold War? A cri cal re-evalua on of the contemporary US-China Rela onship

Zeno Leoni (King's College London)Why do States Bandwagon?

Nicholas Anderson (The George Washington University)


NATIONALISM AND CIVIL WARTC01: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Deborah Avant (University of Denver)

Junior Scholar


NATIONALISM & CIVIL WAR far right mo va onsTC01-A: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

JSS-Disc Chris an Kaunert (Interna onal Centre of Policing and Security, University of South Wales)

JSS-Disc Stephane Baele (University of Exeter)


In the name of the race! Exploring the ideologies of White Supremacist a acks

Alon Burstein (University of California Irvine)Determinants of Pro-Government Mili as

Kamil Klosek (Charles University)the material and ideological bases of neo-fascism: are economic explana ons sufficient?

Simon Marmura Brown (Queens University)Explaining Right-Wing Terrorism Using Economic Comparisons of Rela ve Depriva on Between Racial and Ethnic Groups in the U.S.

Hope LaFreniere (University of Massachuse s Lowell)Poli cal Opportuni es for Far-Right Protest in Ukraine

Tamta Gelashvili (University of Oslo)


NATIONALISM & CIVIL WAR populismTC01-B: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

JSS-Disc Tanja A. Börzel (Freie Universität Berlin)JSS-Disc Charlo e Heath-Kelly (University of Warwick)


The Emergence of New Na onalisms, Authoritarianism and Populist Regimes: Cri cal Reflec ons

A ab Alam (University of Delhi)Illiberal democracies on the edge of the European Union. A comparison between Hungary and Turkey

Tamas Dudlak (Corvinus University of Budapest and University of Pécs)

Visual Propaganda of the U.S. Far-Right: A Compara ve Analysis Ina Kamenova (University of Massachuse s Lowell )Peyton Newsome (University of Massachuse s Lowell)

Populism and Collec ve Iden ty Narra ves: Ontological Poli cs in Modi's India

Abhishank Mishra (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Na onalism, Populism and Geopoli cs in Erdoğan's Approach to the Kurdish Issue in Syria

Alberto Gaspare o (University of Padua)


NATIONALISM & CIVIL WAR counter-secessionTC01-C: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

JSS-Disc Kathleen G. Cunningham (University of Maryland)JSS-Disc Stuart Kaufman (University of Delaware)


Substate Borders and Domes c Conflict Over TerritoryKellan Ri er (Pennsylvania State University)

The Role of Democra c Reputa on in Shaping State Response to Separa st Movements

Yunizar Adiputera (University of Florida / Universitas Gadjah Mada)

Remote Warfare during an Era of Great Power Compe onThomas Wa s (University of Southern Denmark/University of Her ordshire)Rubrick Biegon (University of Kent)

Ethnic Diversity, Local Compe on, and Separa st ConflictChong Chen (Tsinghua University)

An Integra ve Framework for Understanding the Spa al Varia on of Intrastate Wars

Surulola Eke (Queen's University)


NATIONALISM & CIVIL WAR reasons for interven on TC01-D: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

JSS-Disc Gary Goertz (Notre Dame University)JSS-Disc Amelia Hoover Green (Drexel University)


Public Preferences, Women Insurgents and Foreign Support for Armed Movements

Caglayan Baser (Loyola University Chicago)U.S. Interven ons and the Women, Peace, & Security Agenda

Angela Gill (George Mason University)Third Party A tudes on Secessionist Groups: An Analysis on PKK-Turkish Conflict

Melike Ayşe Kocacık (Sabanci University)Rebel Group Branding and External Interven on

Amy Skoll (UC Davis)To Intervene or Not to Intervene? The Logic of U.S. Responses to Mass Atroci es

Andrew Miller (United States Naval Academy)

Preliminary Program


Heterogenous Mentoring TC02: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Joseph Young (American University)Part. Erica Chenoweth (Harvard Kennedy School)Part. Jakana L. Thomas (Michigan State University)Part. Carla Mar nez Machain (Kansas State University)Part. Tricia L. Bacon (American University)

Commi ee Panel

TheoryHistorical Interna onal Rela ons

Thinking mechanisms across epistemologiesTC03: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Milja Kurki (Aberystwyth University)Disc. Milja Kurki (Aberystwyth University)

Panel

Time, Mechanisms and Mul layered ProcessesStefano Guzzini (Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies & Uppsala University & PUC-Rio de Janeiro)

Pluralism and Criteria in the study of Social Science Mechanisms: Can we know if we’ve found one? Can we compare alterna ve mechanisms?

Fred Chernoff (Colgate University)The Counterfactual Back-Door: Causal Mechanisms from the Perspec ve of Structural Equa ons

Ingo Rohlfing (Cologne Center for Compara ve Poli cs)Leonce Röth (University of Cologne)

The Great Divide: Average Causal Effect vs. Configura onal Causal Analysis

Patrick Thaddeus Jackson (American University)Mechanisms and Causal Explana on in Interna onal Studies: exploring the varied func ons of an explanatory metaphor

Ludvig Norman (Stockholm University )

Interna onal Communica onOnline Media Caucus

Influence Opera ons and Disinforma on in the Digital AgeTC04: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Philip Howard (Oxford University)Disc. Samantha Bradshaw (Stanford University )

Panel

The Propaganda Press: Russian State Media Coverage of the #BlackLivesMa er Movement

Samantha Bradshaw (Stanford University )Renee DiResta (Stanford)

A Na onal Disinforma on Research CloudSaiph Savage (Northeastern University & UNAM)

Repeat Offenders: Frequent and Influen al Misinforma on Sources During the 2020 United States Elec on

Andrew Beers (University of Washington)Foreign influence in the Ukraine: evidence from pro-Russian TV channel shutdowns

Alexei Abrahams (Princeton University)Lennart Maschmeyer (Center for Security Studies, ETH Zurich)

Public Opinion about Foreign Influence Opera ons Under Condi ons of Uncertain A ribu on

Josh Goldstein (University of Oxford)


Early Career Instructors? A Roundtable on Pedagogy and Pedagogical Training

TC05: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Michael Murphy (University of O awa)Part. Hilary Ma ess (Yale University)Part. Misbah Hyder (University of California, Irvine)Part. Andrew Heffernan (University of O awa)Part. Linnea Turco (The Ohio State University)Part. Liam Midzain-Gobin (Brock University)Part. Danielle Gilbert (U.S. Air Force Academy)Part. Meg Guliford (University of Pennsylvania)Part. Mary Anne Mendoza (California State Polytechnic University,

Pomona)

Roundtable

Environmental StudiesPeace Studies

Environmental peacebuilding at 20: Reflec ons on the past, present and future of the field (II)


Chair Geoffrey D. Dabelko (Ohio University)Disc. Geoffrey D. Dabelko (Ohio University)Part. Erika S. Weinthal (Duke University)Part. Florian Krampe (Stockholm Interna onal Peace Research

Ins tute (SIPRI))Part. McKenzie Johnson (University of Illinois)Part. Tobias Ide (Murdoch University)Part. Anaïs Dresse (Humboldt-Universität Berlin)Part. Ashok Swain (Uppsala University)

Roundtable

Global HealthScience, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela ons

Digital Technologies and Global Health, Equity and Poli csTC07: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Sara (Meg) Davis (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)

Part. Sakiko Fukuda-Parr (The New School)Part. Antoine de Bengy Puyvallée (University of Oslo)Part. Susan K. Sell (Australian Na onal University)Part. Katerini Storeng (University of Oslo)Part. Stephen Roberts (University College London)Part. Elizabeth Gibbons (Harvard School of Public Health)

Roundtable

Commi ee on the Status of Women

Pay it Forward: Mentoring caféTC08: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Katharine A. M. Wright (Newcastle University)Part. Maria Rost Rublee (Monash University)Part. SooYeon Kim (Na onal University of Singapore)Part. Jennifer Sciubba (Rhodes College)Part. Heather Smith-Cannoy (Arizona State University)Part. Ruth Ben-Artzi (Providence College)

Café Session


Beyond Compe on and Coopera on: A Rela onal Approach to NGOs (II)


Chair Maryam Zarnegar Deloffre (George Washington University)Disc. Suparna Chaudhry (Lewis & Clark College)

Panel

Preliminary Program

Follow the money. How donors shape inter-NGOs partnerships in humanitarian aid

Clara Egger (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen (Globalisa on Studies Groningen))

NGO Self-Organiza on and Orchestra on in Ethiopia: Amalgams of Coopera on and Conflict

William DeMars (Wofford College)Dennis Dijkzeul (Ruhr University Bochum)

When the Going Gets Tough, the Tough Get Going: NGO Coopera on Strategies under Repression

Anna-Lena Hönig (University of Konstanz)Brazil’s Counterterrorism Legisla on and NGO-NGO interac ons

Ana Paula Borges Pinho (University of Sao Paulo)Susan Appe (University at Albany, SUNY)

Coordina ng civil society? How NGO associa ons navigate transna onal collabora on

Mary Kay Gugerty (University of Washington)


(Post)secularism beyond the West TC10: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Annelle Sheline (Rice University)Disc. Jeremy Menchik (Boston University)

Panel

The Fallacy of Secularism: Authorizing and Excluding Religion from Poli cs in Secular East Africa

Sarah Kris n Dreier (University of Washington)The Impossibility of Fair Secularism for All: A Compara ve Look at India, Turkey, and France

Irmak Yazici (University of Hawaii at Manoa)Secularising Encounters: Tracing the Effects of Imperial Legacies on Secularism in the Middle East and North Africa

Samantha Cooke (Liverpool John Moores University)Building borders: Religious and Linguis c territorializa on in South Asian Interna onal Rela ons

Astha Chadha (Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University)The IR post-secular iden ty? - a "wider (than Western)” look on the poten al of the discipline in a "smaller world”

Joanna Kulska (University of Opole)Anna M. Solarz (University of Warsaw)


Global Protests, Social Movements, and ResponsesTC11: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Zuzana Hudáková (Center for Interna onal Studies (CERI), Sciences Po, Paris)

Disc. Cher Weixia Chen (George Mason University)

Panel

From the “Bal c Chain” to the “Catalan” and “Hong Kong Way”: Social Movements in the Bal cs and Beyond?

Peter Funke (University of South Florida, Tampa)When do governments organize protests? Evidence from Turkey

Selin Bengi Gumrukcu (Rutgers)SOGIE Rights Legal Mobiliza on in Africa and the Anglophone Caribbean: Transna onal Networks and Cultural and Legal Frames

Ayodeji Perrin (Northwestern University)Pi alls of Popularity: The Dynamic of 1989 Tiananmen Student Movement

Zi an Sun (New York University)

(Un)certainty and (In)ac on: Disentangling Percep ons of Repression and ‘No Dissent’ Using Terror and Horror

Agnes Yu (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science (LSE))


IPS Dis nguished Scholar Celebra ng Didier BigoTC12: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Honoree

Didier Bigo (Sciences Po Paris & King's College London)


Global Development

GDS Sec on Roundtable: Reflec ons on the Work of David BlaneyTC13: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Andrew A. Latham (Macalester College)Disc. David L. Blaney (Macalester College)Part. Robbie Shilliam (Johns Hopkins University)Part. Beate Jahn (University of Sussex)Part. Heloise Weber (University of Queensland)Part. Naeem Inayatullah (Ithaca College)Part. Himadeep Muppidi (Vassar College)Part. Randall Germain (Carleton University)

Roundtable


Military Coups, Mass Uprisings, and Prospects for DemocracyTC14: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Risa A. Brooks (Marque e University)Disc. Peter White (Auburn University)

Panel

How Taboo is the Coup? Western Responses to Military Interven on in Poli cs

Holger Albrecht (University of Alabama)Kevin Koehler (Leiden University)Aus n Schutz (University of Alabama)Nicholas K. Sobecki (The University of Alabama)

Was It Nonviolence or Was It a Coup? Re-thinking Civil-Military Rela ons in Popular Uprisings

Ches Thurber (Northern Illinois University)The Timing of Elite Purges in Autocracies

Jun Sudduth (University of Strathclyde )Introducing the ARMOR Dataset

Sharan Grewal (College of William & Mary)‘Let Us Now Praise Coups’?: Military Coups and the Long-Term Prospects for Democra c Consolida on

Kristen A. Harkness (University of St. Andrews)

Peace Studies

State governance and conflict managementTC15: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Sophie Haspeslagh (American University in Cairo)Disc. Sophie Haspeslagh (American University in Cairo)

Panel

Countering Indigenous Rights Claims: State Narra ves of Unity and Peace

Karolina Werner (University of Western Ontario)State forma on and the con nuum of violence in Brazil: reflec ons from the Northeast region

Marcos Alan Ferreira (Federal University of Paraiba - UFPB)Roberta Holanda Maschie o (University of Coimbra, Centre for Social Studies)

Lives and violence: A revision for interna onal engagementMareike Schomerus (The Busara Center)

Preliminary Program

Governments’ judicial tac cs during conflict: impact on escala on and de-escala on of violence

Helga Malmin Binningsboe (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO))Cyanne E. Loyle (Pennsylvania State University)

Phantom Statehood: Conceding Sovereignty, Legi macy, and Responsibility in the Central African Republic

Megan Manion (University of Minnesota )

Interdisciplinary StudiesHuman RightsPeace Studies

Countering Violent Extremism WorldwideTC16: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Guilherme Lopes da Cunha (Brazilian War College (ESG))Disc. Anita Weiss (University of Oregon)

Panel

Exogenous Shocks, Societal Shi s, and the Role of the Private Sector in Building Societal Resilience: Conceptualizing New Connec ons

Jason T. Miklian (University of Oslo, Centre for Development and the Environment)Kris an Hoelscher (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)

Addressing and Preven ng Violent Extremism in Africa: A Regional Analysis

Alaa Tar r (The Graduate Ins tute, Gen IHEID))The poli cs of breaking peace into pieces: Encountering the “ethnic”, “territorial” and “environmental” perspec ves of peacebuilding in Colombia

Angela Iranzo (Autonomous University of Madrid )Not-So-Safe Zones in an Era of Violent Non-State Actors: A Case Study Analysis of the Idlib De-Escala on Zone

Tyler Goudal (Columbia University)Engaging Historical Memory through Conflict Resolu on Dialogues: A Compara ve Analysis of the Chinese and Taiwanese Timelines of Cross-Strait Rela ons

Tatsushi Arai (Kent State University)


Angels, Agents, Romeos and Vicious Vixens: Pop Culture and the Public Percep on of Intelligence


Chair Abigail Blyth (University of No ngham)Chair Carleigh Cartmell (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs)Disc. Claudia Hillebrand (Cardiff University)

Panel

The Interplay of Pop Culture and Real Women in Intelligence at the Interna onal Spy Museum

Amanda Ohlke (Interna onal Spy Museum)An Intelligent fic on: sa re, spy tropes and the representa on of intelligence through popular culture

Carleigh Cartmell (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs)Can the spy novel be rescued from the men?: Women’s authorship in insider spy fic on

Jess Shahan (University of Leicester)The power of popular culture in understanding Bri sh Intelligence

Abigail Blyth (University of No ngham)‘I only act like I know everything’: the representa on, performance and performa vity of female spies in the Marvel Cinema c Universe’

Ariel Whi ield Sobel (Brunel University)


Interna onal Organiza ons 2.0: Legi macy through Social MediaTC18: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Andreas Kruck (Ludwig - Maximilians University Munich)Disc. Efe Sevin (Towson University)

Panel

Who likes @WHO? The WHO Twi ersphere and its Resonance in and through CoViD

Ma hias Ecker-Ehrhardt (Centre for Global Coopera on Research / Universität Duisburg-Essen)

Newsworthy globaliser? The framing of the IMF in editorial coverage

Harikrishnan Sasikumar (Dublin City University)Michael H. Breen (Dublin City University)

Dialogue Forums as (Self-) Legi ma on Prac ce: How Interna onal Ins tu ons Use Social Media Channels to Interact with their Cri cs

Diane Schumann (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)Melanie Coni-Zimmer (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)

Suppor ng Interna onal Organiza ons: measuring the effect of Dutch poli cal messaging on domes c percep ons of the EU.

Anne van Wijk (University of Southern California)In Ins tu ons We Trust: Quasi-Experimental Evidence of the Effects on Popular Trust in the UN

Michael Ganslmeier (University of Oxford)Robin El Kady (University of St Andrews)


Understanding Tensions in the "Later" Empire-System, 1929-45 TC19: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Ritambhara Malaviya (Kamala Nehru College, University of Delhi)

Disc. Ellen Jenny Ravndal (University of Stavanger)

Panel

The League/Interna onalist Challenge to the US Informal Empire in Central America, 1919-1933

Tobias Lemke (University of Delaware)Stephen Pampinella (SUNY New Paltz)

“How is the Empire?’ Was There a Global Empire System in the Interwar Period?

Lucian M. Ashworth (Memorial University of Newfoundland)Roosevelt, Churchill, de Gaulle: The Diplomacy of Killing and Saving the French Empire during WWII

Daniel M. Green (University of Delaware)The Cost of Empire: The Devasta on of World War II and the End of the Empire-System

Spencer Whyte (University of Delaware)Canary in a Coal Mind: Anarchist An -Imperialism and the End of the Global Empire-System

Mark A. Shirk (University of Cambridge)

Interna onal Poli cal SociologyTheory

Communi es of Prac ce in World Poli cs: Advancing the Research Agenda (I)


Chair Niklas Bremberg (Stockholm University & Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)

Disc. Anna Leander (Graduate Ins tute Geneva)Disc. Emanuel Adler (University of Toronto)

Panel

Preliminary Program

Communi es of Prac ce, Moral Progress, and Polity Relevance in Interna onal Poli cs

Simon Pra (University of Bristol)On the Evolving Prac ce of EU Member States’ Diploma c Missions outside Europe

Federica Bicchi (London School of Economics)Intersec onal Contesta on in Communi es of Prac ce

Maïka Sondarjee (University of O awa)Informal Diplomacy as Communi es of Prac ce

Thomas Tieku (King's University College at UWO)The Interac on of Communi es of Prac ce: towards a Prac ce Theory of Global Order

Chris an Bueger (University of Copenhagen)Sco Edwards (University of Bristol)Maren K. Hofius (University of Hamburg)

Peace Studies

Nego a on, Media on and Peace AgreementsTC21: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Mimmi Soderberg Kovacs (Folke Bernado e Academy)Disc. Dana M. Landau (swisspeace / University of Basel)

Panel

Emo ons: The Missing Element in Ra onal Actor Models of Media on

Laurie Nathan (Kroc Ins tute for Interna onal Peace Studies, University of Notre Dame)

Exposure to Violence, Corporate Interests and Support for Civil War Nego a ons Among Military Officers

Mustafa Kirisci (DeSales University)Ilker Kalin (Wayne State University)

Care to share? An analysis of pre-condi ons for the inclusion of power-sharing provisions in peace agreements

Julia Leib (University of Potsdam)Trus ng the other general: the impact of leaders’ military backgrounds on peace agreements in civil conflicts

Juliana Tappe Or z (German Ins tute for Global and Area Studies)

Power Personaliza on and Civil War Media onsRuixing Cao (University of Virginia)


Thinking Inside the “Black Box”: Assessing the Impact, Effec veness, and U lity of Economic Sanc ons


Chair Keith Preble (University at Albany, SUNY)Disc. Navin Bapat (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)Disc. Dursun Peksen (University of Memphis)

Panel

Branded: Enforcing Economic Sanc ons by Tarnishing Corporate Reputa ons

Keith Preble (University at Albany, SUNY)Bryan R. Early (State University of New York at Albany)

Hide and Seek: Offshore Networks and Targeted Sanc onsMenevis Cilizoglu (St. Olaf College)

Economic Sanc ons and Support for the Use of Military Force: A Survey Experiment

Mark Souva (Florida State University)David Lektzian (Texas Tech University)

The Ever-Popular Tool? US Public Opinion on Economic Coercion, 1950-2020

Katja Kleinberg (Binghamton University (SUNY))

Internal vs external: structuring European a tudes towards sanc ons

Paulina Pospieszna (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan )Reinout van der Veer (Radboud University Nijmegen)


Security and Resistance in Asylum and Migra onTC23: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Simon Taylor Disc. Maurice S erl (University of California, Davis)

Panel

Momsylum Seekers: Agency, Motherliness, and Ontological Security-Seeking between Eritrea and Tel Aviv

Orit Gazit (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)Acts of resistance and connec on in the immigra on deten on archipelago

Lucy Kneebone (Queen Mary University of London)Ques oning the safe haven: Ar cula ons and repercussions of violence in refugee recep on and se lement

Carolin Fischer (University of Bern)Security ‘volunteers’ and the poli cs of the minor border

Alexandra Hall (University of York)Loca ng Asympto c Borders at Sea: Irregularized Migra on, Civil Society NGOs and the Contesta on of Control

Michael Gordon (McMaster University)


Examining the Founda ons of Rebel GroupsTC24: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Jessica Maves Braithwaite (University of Arizona)Disc. Cassy L. Dorff (Vanderbilt University)Disc. Iris Malone (George Washington University)

Panel

Foreign Founda ons: The Role of External States in Armed Group Forma on

Kaitlyn Robinson (Stanford University )Crea ng Rebels: An Agent-Based Model of Rebel Group Emergence

Leonardo Gen l Fernandes (University of Pi sburgh)Why Do Rebels Govern? Group Forma on and Service Provision During Conflict

Michael Widmeier (Webster University)Jessica Maves Braithwaite (University of Arizona)

Recruits and Bystanders: How Poten al Supporters Evaluate Armed Groups

Kolby Hanson (US Naval War College)Poli cal Entrepreneurs or Thugs? Mo ves and Ac ons at the Start of Organized Violence

Janet Lewis (George Washington University)Stephen Rangazas (George Washington University )

Preliminary Program


Power Elites in the Global Poli cal EconomyTC25: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Miles Evers (University of Connec cut)Part. Sarah Bauerle Danzman (Indiana University)Part. Juliet Johnson (McGill University)Part. Calvin Thrall (University of Texas at Aus n )Part. Adi Sahasrabuddhe (Wellesley College)Part. Swa Srivastava (Purdue University)Part. Erin Lockwood (University of California, Irvine)Part. Nikhil Kalyanpur (Georgetown)Part. Leonard Seabrooke (Copenhagen Business School)

Roundtable


Peacekeeping, Peacebuilding, and PeacemakingTC26: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Lisa Hultman (Uppsala University)Disc. Ismene Gizelis (University of Essex)Disc. Lisa Hultman (Uppsala University)

Panel

Middle Powers and UN Peacekeeping Opera ons Jieyeon Kim (Purdue University)

Militariza on and Female Empowerment in Post-Conflict CountriesMichelle Benson (University at Buffalo, SUNY)Ismene Gizelis (University of Essex)

Much Ado About Nothing? The Instrumentaliza on of Complexity and Local Ownership Rhetoric in Peacebuilding

Eric Tanguay (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs)Jinelle Piereder (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs, University of Waterloo)

From Informing to Influencing: Integra ng Public Informa on and Strategic Communica ons into the UN's Disarmament, Demobiliza on and Reintegra on Process

Jacob Udo-Udo Jacob (Dickinson College)Making War for Women? An Analysis of UN Resolu on 1325 and the Gendering of Interna onal Interven on

Sabrina Harris (Virginia Tech)

Peace Studies

Resilience and radicaliza on in a trans- and cross-regional perspec ve


Chair Veronique Dudouet (Berghof Founda on)Disc. Isak Svensson (Uppsala University)

Panel

Interac ons between state and religious ins tu ons and their effects on violent extremism in the MENA region

Marie Kortam (Fonda on Maison des Sciences de l’Homme)Inves ga ng the role of the state in cumula ve extremism: The case of Iraq

Juline Beaujouan (The University of Edinburgh and Open Think Tank (OTT) )Amjed Rasheed (Open Think Tank and University of Tübingen)

Transregional Dynamics of Islamist Radicalisa on: the role of Diaspora Communi es

Ioannnis Armakolas (Hellenic Founda on for European and Foreign Policy (ELIAMEP))TRIANTAFYLLOS KARATRANTOS (ELIAMEP)

Cumula ve extremism in post-conflict se ngs: Insights from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia

Maja Halilovic-Pastuovic (University of Denver)Goran Tepšić (University of Belgrade - Faculty of Poli cal Science)Nemanja Dzuverovic (University of Belgrade)

Everyday prac ces of ethno-poli cal radicaliza on in KosovoFlorian Qehaja (Kosovar Centre for Security Studies (KCSS))Ramadan Ilazi (Kosovar Centre for Security Studies)Teuta Avdimetaj (Kosovar Centre for Security Studies)

South Asia in World Poli csHuman Rights

The Gap Between Democra c Aspira ons and Prac ce: Contemporary India’s Poli cal Challenges


Chair Shubha Kamala Prasad (Georgetown University)Chair Manali Kumar (University of St. Gallen)Disc. Rajesh Rajagopalan (Jawaharalal Nehru University)Disc. Sankaran Krishna (University of Hawaii at Manoa)

Panel

Democracies & Repression: Using the Law for Increased Domes c Coercive Capacity

Shubha Kamala Prasad (Georgetown University)Selling Sainthood: Commonsense, Modi and the History of Authoritarianism in India

Amit Julka (Na onal University of Singapore)Coethnic Counterinsurgents: Explaining Ethnicity as State Counterinsurgency Policy in South Asia

Dipin Kaur (Yale University)“Too Much Democracy”: Insights from India into the Link between Na onal Iden ty and Democra c Backsliding

Manali Kumar (University of St. Gallen)Electoral Democracy and Cultural Violence in India

Nazir Mir (Ins tute of Defence Studies and Analyses, New Delhi)


Refugee Agency TC29: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM


Disc. Raquel Da Silva (Ins tuto Universitário de Lisboa)

Panel

Seeking Refuge in Europe: Syrian Refugee Integra on Experiences in Germany, France, and Switzerland

Sco G. Feinstein (Iowa State University)Blowback: Afghan Refugees in Pakistan

Kavita Khory (Mount Holyoke College)The Poli cs and Prac ce of Refugee Par cipa on in the Governance of the Global Refugee Regime

James Milner (Carleton University) Disaggrega ng Refugee ‘Crisis’: Situa ng the Refugee in the Heart of Inquiry

Sco D. Watson (University of Victoria)Mehdi Hashemi (University of Victoria)

A Human security perspec ve on the Syrian IDP crisisHaval Ahmad (Aberystwyth University)

Preliminary Program

Scien fic Study of Interna onal ProcessesPoli cal Demography and GeographyEthnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies

Challenges of Displacement and Migra on TC30: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Niklaus Steiner (University of North Carolina - Center for Global Ini a ves)

Disc. Niklaus Steiner (University of North Carolina - Center for Global Ini a ves)

Panel

Border walls, refugees, and terrorismSara Polo (University of Essex)

Returning to school a er Covid-19 or (further) le behind? Evidence from repeated phone surveys of Rohingya refugees and host communi es in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh

Gudrun Østby (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO))Haakon Gjerløw (Peace Research ins tute Oslo)Håvard Strand (University of Oslo)

Assessing Refugee Rights: New Data and AnalysisIdean Salehyan (University of North Texas)Lamis Abdelaaty (Syracuse University)Rebecca Cordell (University of Texas at Dallas)

Pandemonium at the Border: The Impact of Pandemics and Natural Disasters on Migrant and Refugee Popula ons

Naji Bsisu (Maryville College)Nazli Avdan (University of Kansas)Amanda Murdie (University of Georgia)

Drought and Altruism among Refugees from Iraq and SyriaStefan Döring (Department of Peace and Conflict Research, Uppsala University)Jonathan D. Hall (Uppsala University)

Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on StudiesInterna onal Poli cal SociologyScien fic Study of Interna onal Processes

Global Regimes of Asylum and Migra onTC31: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Stacey Mitchell (Georgia State University)Disc. Henry (Chip) Carey (Georgia State University)

Panel

The poli cal journey: Naviga on of Asylum seekers from Eritrea and Sudan within the poli cal condi ons of the host/transit countries

Ne a Moshe (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)Dan Miodownik (Hebrew University)

THE PRODUCTION OF AN EMPTY RIGHT TO ASYLUM: MEXICO AS A BORDER COUNTRY

ELISA ORTEGA-VELAZQUEZ (Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM))

New Democracies and Asylum Law: Evidence from TunisiaElizabeth Davis (Syracuse University)

Global norms, regional prac ces: Taste-based vs. sta s cal discrimina on in German asylum decision-making

Gerald Schneider (University of Konstanz)Safe Country Designa ons as Migra on Control Tools: The Emergence and Diffusion of Bad Norms in the Interna onal Refugee Regime

Craig Damian Smith (CERC in Migra on and Integra on, Ryerson University )Kiran Banerjee (Dalhousie University)

Interna onal Studies Associa onMexican Interna onal Studies Associa on

Interna onal Rela ons and Art: Foreign Policy and Cultural Diplomacy


Chair Jorge Alberto Schiavon (CIDE)Disc. Jorge Alberto Schiavon (CIDE)

Panel

"Heritage Diplomacy": The Cultural and Ar s c Heritage of the Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Jessica De Alba-Ulloa (Universidad Anahuac Mexico)Music and Interna onal Rela ons: Iden ty, Ideology, So Power and Diplomacy for Peace

Luis Ochoa-Bilbao (Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla)

Public Diplomacy in Mexico: So Power and Foreign PolicyRafael Velazquez (Universidad Autonoma de Baja California)

Comics as a So Power Tool In US Interna onal Poli csDamaso Morales (Na onal Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM))

Interna onal Rela ons and MoviesAlmendra Or z de Zarate (Universidad Anahuac Mexico)

Interna onal Poli cal EconomyEnvironmental Studies

The Poli cs of Green Finance - Actors, Ins tu ons, InfrastructuresTC33: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Milan Babic (Maastricht University)Chair Elsa Massoc (University of Frankfurt)Disc. Ma hew Paterson (University of Manchester)

Panel

Risk and Reward: Pa erns of Firm Par cipa on in Sustainable Finance Governance Ini a ves

Chris an Ellio (University of Toronto)Monetary Architecture and the Green Transi on

Andrei Guter-Sandu (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)Steffen Murau (Boston University)Armin Haas (Global Climate Forum, Berlin (GCF))

The Complex Interdependencies of Sustainable Finance NetworksNatascha van der Zwan (Leiden University)

Myth, Ceremony, Power? The EIB as the EU's climate bankDaniel Mertens (University of Osnabrück)

State-led credit alloca on and the green transi on: financial instruments without poli cal strategy?

Elsa Massoc (University of Frankfurt)


How do Natural Resources and Environmental Factors Affect Conflict?


Chair Chris na Boyes (Centro de Inves gacion y Docencia Economicas (CIDE DEI))

Disc. Emily Meierding (Naval Postgraduate School)

Panel

Environmental Pressures and Pro-Government Mili a Par cipa onJoshua Eas n (Portland State University)Steven T. Zech (Monash University)

Do Resources Fuel Territorial Disputes? Re-examining the Role of Natural Resources in Domes c Support for War

Soyoung Lee (Stanford University)

Preliminary Program

Rebels Don’t Want All the Natural Resources: Insights from the novel Global Energy and Mineral Resource Dataset (GEMRoaD)


The Other Side of Environmental Warfare: Recycling as a Counterinsurgency Strategy

Chris na Gregory (Lamar University)Ricardo Crespo (Grossmont College)

Environmental Security, Legi macy, and Contesta on: A Transna onal Perspec ve

Julianne Liebenguth (Colorado State University )


The Internal Workings of Terrorist GroupsTC35: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Craig Whiteside (U.S. Naval War College)Disc. Peter Krause (Boston College)

Panel

Terror in Transi on: Leadership and Succession in Terrorist Organiza ons

Elizabeth Grimm (Georgetown University)The internal heterogeneity of terrorist organiza ons

ERIKA RICCI (University of Central Florida, PhD)Thinking Outside of the Box: Transna onal Terrorism in Civil Wars

Michael Soules (The Pennsylvania State University)When Enough Is Enough: Terrorism, Counterterrorism, and Public Opinion

Jayme Schlesinger (Rutgers University)Does Ideology Ma er in Terrorist Financing?

Behsat Ekici (Independent Interna onal Consultant)Musa Tuzuner (Director of An -Money Laundering Program, Department of Criminal Jus ce, Gannon University)


50 Years Since Stockholm: The State of Global Environmental Governance


Chair Kate O'Neill (University of California, Berkeley)Chair Jennifer Allan (Cardiff University)Part. Pamela Chasek (Manha an College)Part. Kemi Fuentes-George (Middlebury College)Part. Charles B. Roger (Ins tut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals)Part. Sikina Jinnah (University of California, Santa Cruz)Part. Prakash Kashwan (University of Connec cut)Part. Raul Pacheco-Vega (Facultad La noamericana de Ciencias

Sociales (FLACSO) México)Part. Jean-Frederic Morin (Universite Laval)Part. Kimberly R. Marion Suiseeya (Northwestern University)Part. Louisa Parks (University of Trento)Part. Dorothy Kwek (Cardiff University)

Roundtable


From Imagina on To Deployment: The Prac cal Challenges Of Military Ai And Autonomous Weapons Systems


Chair Milla E. Vaha (University of the South Pacific)Disc. Jack McDonald (King's College London)

Panel

Imagining autonomy: the implica ons of military thinkers’ scenarios about the future deployment of autonomous weapon systems

Jeremy Moses (University of Canterbury)Geoffrey Ford (University of Canterbury)

Achieving AI interoperability: A complex and under-addressed challenge

Esther Chavannes (-)Joanna van der Merwe (Centre for European Policy Analysis)

Compe ng sociotechnical imaginaries and the governance of autonomous weapons systems

Berenike Prem (University of Kiel)New military technologies and the building of trust between industry and the military

Sian Troath (Flinders University)The inaccurate percep on of Ar ficial Intelligence

Maaike Verbruggen (Vrije Universiteit Brussel)


Religion & IR 2022 Dis nguished Scholar Award Panel Honoring Monica D. To


Chair Ron Hassner (University of California, Berkeley)Part. Erin K. Wilson (University of Groningen)Part. Daniel Philpo (University of Notre Dame)Part. Mark Juergensmeyer (University of California, Santa Barbara)Part. Assaf Moghadam (Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya (IDC))Part. Monica Duffy To (Tu s University, Fletcher School of Law

and Diplomacy)Part. Hope Lozano-Bielat (University of Pennsylvania )Honoree

Monica Duffy To (Tu s University, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy)



IO Dis nguished Scholar Roundtable Honoring Margaret P. KarnsTC39: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Kelly-Kate Pease (Webster University)Part. Natalie Florea Hudson (University of Dayton)Part. Craig N. Murphy (Wellesley College)Part. Alynna Lyon (University of New Hampshire)Part. Jean-Pierre Murray (University of Massachuse s Boston)Part. Jeffrey Pugh (University of Massachuse s - Boston)Part. Sarah von Billerbeck (University of Reading)Part. Aigul Kulnazarova (Tama University, School of Global Studies)Part. Roger A. Coate (Georgia College, University of South Carolina)Honoree

Margaret P. Karns (University of Dayton and University of Massachuse s Boston)



Does Europe S ll Ma er?TC40: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Nele Marianne Ewers-Peters (School of Advanced Interna onal Studies, Johns Hopkins University)

Disc. Andre Barrinha (University of Bath)

Panel

A lamb among the wolves, or how does the EU cope with the return of power poli cs

Delphine Deschaux-Dutard (University of Grenoble Alpes)Infected by rivalry: great power poli cs and the place of the EU in the 21st century

Sven Biscop (Egmont - Royal Ins tute for Interna onal Rela ons & Ghent University)

Europe, America and the China Dilemma: Allies Divided, Allies United

Andrew Co ey (University College Cork)

Preliminary Program

How can the EU remain relevant in the neighbourhood in an era of increasing geopoli cal compe on?

Ana E. Juncos (University of Bristol)Galileo: ensuring Europe’s strategic importance on the global stage

Sarah Lieberman (Canterbury Christ Church University)


Foreign Policy and Grand Strategy in South AsiaTC41: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Avinash Paliwal (SOAS University of London)Chair Walter Ladwig (King's College London)Disc. Timothy D. Hoyt (U.S. Naval War College)

Panel

Chinese Influence in South Asia: The Case of Smaller South Asian States

Deep Pal (Independent Researcher)Pride versus Prudence: Compe ng Impulses in India’s China Policy

Christopher Clary (University at Albany)Non-Resident Prime Ministers? Measuring India’s Foreign Policy Priori es via Leadership Travel

Sumitha Narayanan Ku y (King's College London)Walter Ladwig (King's College London)

Rec fying Pakistan’s Grand StrategyC. Chris ne Fair (Georgetown University)

Non-Alignment Lives On: Balancing India and China in South AsiaNicolas Blarel (Leiden University)Constan no Xavier (Centre for Social and Economic Progress)


Peace-building and Security Dilemmas in South AsiaTC42: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Jeethu Elza Cherian Chacko (Australian High Commission)Disc. Anna Plunke (King's College London)

Panel

South Asia in the Sino-U.S. RivalrySaira Bano (Mount Royal University)

Reading the Na onal War Memorial in India as a symbol of Na onalism

Ri uporna Cha erjee (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Peacebuilding and Security Dilemmas: Regional Obstacles in the Afghanistan Peace Process

Jasmine Bha a (SOAS)When Religion and Ci zenship Intertwine – A Case Study of India’s Policy towards Neighbourhood Immigra on

Jeethu Elza Cherian Chacko (Australian High Commission)Russia's Indo-Pacific Outlook and its Implica ons for India-Russia Ties

Aleksei Zakharov (Ins tute of Oriental Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences)

Global Development

Authors Meet Cri cs: Alexandra Budabin and Lisa Richey’s 'Batman Saves the Congo: How Celebri es Disrupt the Poli cs of Development'


Chair Charli Carpenter (University of Massachuse s)Disc. Lisa Ann Richey (Copenhagen Business School)Disc. Alexandra Budabin (University of Dayton)Part. Annika Bergman Rosamond (Lund University)Part. Ilan Kapoor (York University)Part. Ami Shah (Pacific Lutheran University)Part. Andrew F. Cooper (University of Waterloo)Part. Ca a Cecilia Confor ni (Wellesley College)Part. Laura E. Seay (Colby College)

Roundtable


The Role of Non-State Actors in Security GovernanceTC44: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Mariana Kalil (Brazilian War College)Disc. Oliver Kaplan (University of Denver)

Panel

Security Governance in La n America: conflict and peace forma onRafael A. Villa (University of Sao Paulo)Camila Braga (Universidade de São Paulo)

Repercussions of Private Military and Security Companies (PMSCs) on the Role of Today’s Military in Contemporary Interna onal Rela ons: A Case Study of Afghanistan

Anuradha Oinam (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi)Community trust, police legi macy, and the challenges of ci zen security: Assessing the Honduras Model Police Precinct (MPP) project

Christopher Inkpen (RTI Interna onal)Wayne J. Pi s (RTI Interna onal)Raquel Ovalle (RTI Interna onal)Alejandro Alay (RTI Interna onal)

The transna onal diffusion of decentralized security governance: the neighborhood watch experience in São Paulo, Brazil

Tomaz Paoliello (Pon cia Universidade Católica de São Paulo (PUC-SP))

Mul na onal Corpora ons as Security Financiers: Dynamic State Capture in La n American Extrac ve Regions

Maiah Jaskoski (Northern Arizona University)


Atomic Affect: Nuclear Weapons and The Poli cs of Emo on TC45: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Victoria M. Basham (Cardiff University)Disc. Amir Lupovici (Tel Aviv University)

Panel

Atomic aversion in the digital age: Using social media data to understand public opinion and affec ve investments in nuclear weapons

Rhys Crilley (University of Glasgow)Empathic diplomacy and the making of the Iran nuclear deal

Joshua Baker (University of Leicester)Contestatory frames in nuclear poli cs: emo ons and the emergence of the Treaty on the Prohibi on of Nuclear Weapons

Carolina Pantoliano Panico (University of Auckland)“Call me Emo onal”: Argument, Embodied Protest and Affec ve Solidarity in An -Nuclear Ac vism

Catherine Eschle (University of Strathclyde)

Preliminary Program

The Affec ve Power of Nuclear Memorializa on: The Story of Fat Man

Shampa Biswas (Whitman College)


What Makes PMSCs Tick? Drivers and Consequences Of PMSCs Behavior


Chair Ulrich Andreas Petersohn (University of Liverpool)Disc. Molly C. Dunigan (RAND Corpora on)

Panel

Leveraging Security: Private Equity Firms, Defense Contractors, and U.S. Military Opera ons.

Benjamin Tkach (Mississippi State University)Charles W. Mahoney (California State University, Long Beach)

Tes ng Percep ons of the Behaviour of Public and Private Armed Forces: A Vigne e- based Experiment

Sco Fitzsimmons (University of Limerick)Does the Military Background of CEOs of Private Military & Security Companies Deter Human Rights Abuses and Fraud? Insights from the Iraq War

Elizabeth Radziszewski (Rider University)Public or private? Blurring the lines through YouTube recruitment of military veterans by private security companies

Andrea Schneiker (Zeppelin University)Ju a Joachim (Radboud University)

Commercial Military Actors and One-sided Violence in Africa, Middle East, La n America and Asia, 1980-2011

Charlo e Penel (Univeristy of Liverpool)Ulrich Andreas Petersohn (University of Liverpool)


Social Control and Civil War TC47: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Abbey Steele (University of Amsterdam)Disc. Abbey Steele (University of Amsterdam)

Panel

Civil War and the Poli cs of DifferenceSamuel Ritholtz (University of Oxford)

(Re-)establishing state legi macy and control in rebel-controlled areas: The role of judicial measures

Bard Drange (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) and University of Oslo (UiO))

Signalling, Statebuilding, and Silences: Poli cs of fear in infrastructure development in Colombia

Clara Voyvodic (University of Oxford)Women Leaders’ High-Risk Collec ve Ac on in Contexts of Patriarchal Backlash: Findings from Colombia and Mexico

Julia Zulver (University of Oxford & UNAM)Not Just a One-way Street: Studying Insurgents’ A empts at Social Control in the Syrian War

Johannes Rothe (European University Ins tute)


Old and Emerging Technologies: New Ways Of Shaping World Poli cs


Chair James Morrow (University of Michigan)Disc. Daryl G. Press (Dartmouth)Disc. Jennifer L. Erickson (Boston College)

Panel

Churning Bu er into Guns: Iden fying Latent Military CapacityJ. Andres Gannon (University of California, San Diego)

Too Fast Too Furious: The Challenges of Hypersonic Missiles for Crisis Bargaining

Rupal N. Mehta (University of Nebraska-Lincoln)Paige Cone (University of Chicago)

Iden fying Wolves Among Sheep: How Dual Use Technology Shapes Coopera on

Jane E. Vaynman (Temple University)Tristan Anderson Volpe (US Naval Postgraduate School)

Measuring State Cyber Capacity: A latent variable approachNadiya Kostyuk (Georgia Ins tute of Technology)

The IAEA Solu on to Risky Technology RacesRobert Frederic Trager (University of California, Los Angeles)


Nuclear Security on the Korean PeninsulaTC49: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Soul Park (Na onal University of Singapore)Disc. Kathryn Boehlefeld (Air Command and Staff College)

Panel

North Korean Nuclear Crisis: Deciphering from Contending Theore cal Perspec ves

Edward Kwon (Northern Kentucky University)North Korea's nuclear intangible technology transfer networks

Jus n Has ngs (University of Sydney)Philip Baxter (Georgia Ins tute of Technology)Philseo Kim (Korea Advanced Ins tute of Science and Technology)

Why Are South Korean Doves Building Up the Military?Lami Kim (US Army War College)

Hierarchy in Interna onal Rela ons: Revisi ng the Process of Making The US-South Korea Alliance

jeonghyun OH (Seoul Na onal University )North Korea and Nuclear Escala on: What condi ons would prompt the use of nuclear weapons?

Jean-François Bélanger (Yale University)Terence Roehrig (US Naval War College)


The Poli cs and Prac ce of China’s Influence in the Indo-PacificTC50: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Beverley Loke (University of Exeter)Chair Dylan Loh (Nanyang Technological University)Disc. Alice D. Ba (University of Delaware)

Panel

Chinese Coali on-Building and the Poli cs of Hegemonic Ordering in the Indo-Pacific

Beverley Loke (University of Exeter)Legi macy Contesta on in the Indo-pacific: Japan and Australia's Responses to China's Rise

Xiaoyu Pu (University of Nevada, Reno)China’s discourse power: Vaccine diplomacy and influence building

Dylan Loh (Nanyang Technological University)Diaspora Mobiliza on and China’s Foreign Influence Ac vi es

Audrye Wong (Harvard University)Evolu on of Our Time: PRC Influence and Democra c Iden es in Taiwan and Hong Kong

Ja Ian Chong (Na onal University of Singapore)

Preliminary Program


Counterterrorism TC51: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair M. L. deRaismes Combes (American University)Disc. Bryan Arva (University of Maryland)

Panel

The Poli cal Economy of State Responses to Security Threats in the Sahel

Jessica R. Piombo (Naval Postgraduate School)Pierre Englebert (Pomona College)

Measuring the Impact of Counter-Terrorism Financing Legisla on Jessica Davis (Carleton University )

Counterterrorism and everyday prac ces of preemp ve policing in Ghana

Maya Mynster Christensen (Royal Danish Defence College)Threat Percep on, Policy Diffusion, and the Logic of Terrorist Group Designa on

Brian J. Phillips (University of Essex)Mirna El Masri (German Ins tute for Global and Area Studies (GIGA))

How do Countries Prevent and Counter Radicalisa on? A Survey Experiment in 7 Countries

Diego Muro (University of St Andrews)


Markets & State Interven onTC52: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Adam Dixon (Maastricht University)Disc. Adam Dixon (Maastricht University)

Panel

Emula ng China Inc.: Varie es of Na onal Investment GovernanceStephen Bre Kaplan (George Washington University)Aparna Ravi (George Washington University)

State Capitalism and Se ler ColonialismHeather Whiteside (University of Waterloo)

The industrial park model and global value chain integra on in Ethiopia

Nicolas Lippolis (University of Oxford)Financial Globalisa on, State Ac vism and the Development of Local Debt Markets in Middle Income Countries

Louis O'Sullivan (Warwick University)Lena Rethel (University of Warwick)

Interna onal Economic Rela ons and American Support for An trust Policy

Ryan Brutger (University of California, Berkeley)Amy Pond (Technical University of Munich)

Global DevelopmentInterna onal Poli cal EconomyInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

Capitalism and Ideology: The Global Poli cs of Knowledge Produc on


Chair Isaac A. Kamola (Trinity College)Disc. James H. Mi elman (American University)Part. J. Salvador Peralta (University of West Georgia)Part. Jonneke Koomen (Willame e University)Part. Annelise Erismann (University of Lausanne)Part. Sabelo J Ndlovu-Gatsheni (University of Bayreuth)Part. Iuliia Gataulina (Tampere University)

Roundtable


Interna onal Financial Ins tu ons: IMF & World BankTC54: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Karina Jędrzejowska (University of Warsaw)Disc. Karina Jędrzejowska (University of Warsaw)

Panel

Ex Ante vs. Ex Post Condi onality: Punishment Mechanism, (In)Voluntary Defec ons, and the Design of Condi onality

Byungwon Woo (Yonsei University)US Diplomacy through the World Bank: Does MIGA Insurance follow US Foreign Aid?

Jonas Gamso (Arizona State University)Anna Dimitrova (ESSCA School of Management)

A Bridge over Troubled Waters? Factors Affec ng World Bank Assistance in Water U lity versus Water Cleanup Projects

George Shambaugh (Georgetown University)The Money is in the Mission: Explaining Varia on in IMF Missions

Lauren Ferry (University of Mississippi)Alexandra Zeitz (Concordia University)

IMF Decides Machine Learns: An AI Approach to IOsMerih Angin (Koç University)


EUSA: EU Hot TopicsTC55: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Sara Goodman (University of California, Irvine)Part. Sophie Meunier (Princeton University)Part. Abraham Newman (Georgetown University)Part. Ma hias M. Ma hijs (Johns Hopkins University)Part. Erik Jones (Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies,

European University Ins tute)Part. Kaija Schilde (Boston University)

Roundtable

Global DevelopmentInterna onal Poli cal SociologyInterna onal Poli cal Economy

Racial Pathologies: The Material Sutures of Colonialism, Capitalism and Development


Chair Heba Youssef (University of Brighton)Part. Lisa Tilley (Birkbeck, University of London)Part. Jenna Marshall (University of Kassel)Part. Sharri Plonski (Queen Mary University of London)Part. Althea-Maria Rivas (SOAS)Part. Aya M. Nassar (Durham University)Part. Heba Taha (Leiden University )Part. Maia Holtermann Entwistle (SOAS)

Roundtable


Wider Disciplinary Perspec ves on the World’s Smaller OceansTC57: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Cullen Hendrix (Korbel School, University of Denver/PIIE)Disc. Jessica Spijkers (Stockholm University, James Cook University)

Panel

Greed and Opportunity Are Not the Only Drivers of Illegality in the World’s Oceans

Dyhia Belhabib (Ecotrust Canada)Philippe A. Le Billon (University of Bri sh Columbia)

Preliminary Program

Regional Management, Na onal Policy: How States Nego ate and Implement Interna onal Fisheries Regula on

J. Samuel Barkin (University of Massachuse s Boston)Elizabeth R. DeSombre (Wellesley College)

Gendered Fish: Women and Governance in Kenyan Fisheries and Aquaculture

Margaret Gatonye (University of Massachuse s, Boston )Conflict at Sea as Resource Conflict? Ins tu onal Solu ons to Conflict and Coopera on in Ghana

Katherine Seto (University of California Santa Cruz)The Structural Challenge of Scien fic and Technological Change for High Seas Fisheries Governance

Elizabeth Mendenhall (University of Rhode Island)


Novel and Inclusive Approaches to IRTC58: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Tarsis Daylan Brito (London School of Economics (LSE))Disc. Kiran Phull (King's College London)

Panel

Loca ng the Dialec cal Rela onship between Society and Nature into the “Interna onal” : An eco-Marxist Perspec ve

Yelda Erçandırlı ( Osmaniye Korkut Ata University )A Radical Tradi on for a Small World: Vote World-Systems Analysis for a Wider IR Discipline

Gregory Williams (University of Northern Colorado)Interna onal Rela ons and the Problem of Care

Cameron Harrington (Durham University)Al Farabi and IR Theory: Integra on, Cri que or Re-Discovery

Jack Kalpakian (Al Akhawayn University)Sensory Poli cs and the Discipline: An Emerging Research Paradigm

Michelle Weitzel (University of Basel)


Geopoli cal Issues in IR IITC59: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Satgin Hamrah (Tu s University)Disc. Mary Beth Al er (New York University)Disc. James M. Goldgeier (American University)

Panel

Turkey's foreign policy on the Eastern MediterraneanMirmehdi Aghazada (Peoples Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University))

EU-Japanese Partnership in a Changing Global Order: Economic, Norma ve and Strategic Interconnec ons in a Shrinking World

Jaroslaw Janczak (Adam Mickiewicz University)The 2A’s Geopower and the EU in Space Policy compe on

Sandra Maria Rodrigues Balao (Universidade de Lisboa, School of Social and Poli cal Sciences, CAPP- Center Publ. Adm.and Policies)

SAARC: Opportuni es and Challenges in the changing world orderRaju Keshari (Jawaharlal Nehru University)

Discontents of the Eastern Mediterranean: Geopoli cal Dynamics and Transforma on of Geopoli cs in the Region

Serpil islek (Eastern Mediterranean University)

ISA-Asia-Pacific

ISA Asia Pacific organized the Dis nguished Round Table, Asia Pacific and New World Order


Chair Kumiko Haba (Aoyama Gakuin University, Harvard University)Part. Joseph S. Nye Jr. (Harvard University)Part. Steven S. Rosefielde (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill)Part. Quansheng Zhao (American University)



Experimental Analysis of Public Percep ons of Foreign Policy Processes


Chair Rotem Dvir (Texas A&M University)Disc. Sibel Oktay (University of Illinois at Springfield)

Panel

Self-Percep ons and Foreign Policy A tudesFin Bauer (Princeton University)Kimberly Wilson (East Tennessee State University)

A achment Drives Strategy: A achment Styles and Varia on in Foreign Policy A ribu ons

John Harden (The Ohio State University)Media Representa ons of China and Their Impact on Public Opinion: Evidence from the UK.

Graeme Davies (University of York)How Many Shades of Gray? Percep ons and Preferred responses in Gray Zone Crises across 3 NATO countries

Catarina P. Thomson (University of Exeter)Jonathan Wilkenfeld (University of Maryland)

Is the Tweet Migh er than Plain Text? Survey Experiments and Vigne e Design

Erik Lin-Greenberg (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology)Benjamin Harris (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology)

Human RightsInterna onal LawInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

From Local to Global and Back AgainTC62: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Stephen Noakes (University of Auckland)Disc. Mary H. Durfee (Michigan Technological University)

Panel

The Ferguson Uprising, Shadow Repor ng, and Human Rights Experimentalism

Joel R. Pruce (University of Dayton)Interna onalizing the History of Human Rights: S mula ng Coopera ve Advocacy Approxima ng Aboli onism

Itai Sneh (City University of New York)Human Rights Defenders and Locally Defined Social Jus ce

Ann Marie Clark (Purdue University)Human Rights and Jus ce for All: Comparing Rights Claims in America and Around the World

Carrie Booth Walling (Albion College)From the Interna onal to the Local: Human Rights Incorpora on as a Bridge

Kasey McCall-Smith (University of Edinburgh)

Preliminary Program


Migra on Diplomacy in Global and Compara ve Perspec vesTC63: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Hélène Thiollet (CNRS CERI Sciences Po)Chair Gerasimos Tsourapas (University of Glasgow)Disc. Fiona Adamson (SOAS, University of London)Disc. Kelsey Norman (Baker Ins tute, Rice University)Disc. Nicholas Micinski (Assistant Professor, University of Maine)

Panel

Migra on Diplomacy through Trade Agreements ?Sandra Lavenex (Université de Genève)Philipp Lutz (University of Geneva)Paula Hoffmeyer-Zlotnik (University of Geneva)

Managing exit and internal displacement in Libya and Syria: How regimes deal with their own displaced popula on in mes of war

Lea Müller-Funk (German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies)Chris ane Fröhlich (German Ins tute for Global and Area Studies)

Migra on and Interven ons in AfricaHélène Thiollet (CNRS CERI Sciences Po)Thibaut Jaulin (Sciences Po)

Street Level Migra on Diplomacy: How Brazilian bureaucrats in Kinshasa Impact Family Reunifica on Policies

Patricia Martuscelli (University College London)Weapons of the Weak? Migra on, Interdependence, and Leverage in the Global South

Froilan Malit Jr (University of Cambridge)


Tourism and Security in Global Poli cs I: Governance, Compe on and Imperialisms


Chair Elisa Wynne-Hughes (Cardiff University)Disc. Cynthia H. Enloe (Clark University)

Panel

Tourism in Jamaica: A history of securi sing whitenessKaren Wilkes (Birmingham City University)

Tourism, Coronavirus and the Prospects for Mul -Dimensional Security

Raoul Bianchi (Manchester Metropolitan University)Avia on, Hijackings, and the Securi sa on of Air Travel

Waleed Hazbun (University of Alabama)Retheorising Touris c Security: Not a “win-win” security prac ce

Sarah Becklake (Leibniz University Hannover)Touris c Zoopoli cs: The con nued coloniality of postcolonial states and everyday insecuri es

Sarah Becklake (Leibniz University Hannover)Elisa Wynne-Hughes (Cardiff University)


A Pivot Power? The European Union in a Post-Hegemonic EraTC65: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Donald Puchala (University of South Carolina)Disc. Ka e Verlin Laa kainen (Adelphi University)

Panel

Bureaucra c Power EuropeMa hias Dembinski (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)

European Union Grand StrategyMai'a K. Davis Cross (Northeastern University)

The European Union in a Post-American World: A Pivot Power?Iren Marinova (Colorado State University)

Idea onal Liberalism, Brexit, and Interna onal Order in the 21st Century

Michael Lipson (Concordia University)'Sofa Gate' and the Quest for European Leadership in a Post-Liberal World: Power, Sexism and EU Diploma c Representa on

Lisbeth Aggestam (University of Gothenburg)


Bourdieu in Interna onal Rela ons: An AppraisalTC66: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Daniel Nexon (Georgetown University)Disc. Kathleen R. McNamara (Georgetown University)

Panel

Field Theory: From Social Interac on to the Analysis of PowerMarylou HAMM (Université Libre de Bruxelles, Université de Strasbourg)Frederic Merand (University of Montreal)Anke Obendiek (University of Vienna, Centre for European Integra on Research)

Inters al Exper se: Diploma c Training as Boundary Prac ceMerje Kuus (University of Bri sh Columbia)

Bourdieu and the Global Poli cs of LanguagesVincent Pouliot (McGill University)

The Mee ng Mul ple: Social Mul plicity and the Magic Alchemy of the Confiden al Diploma c Mee ng

Rebecca Adler-Nissen (University of Copenhagen)Kris n Anabel Eggeling (University of Copenhagen)

Using Habitus in Interna onal Rela onsDeepak Nair (Na onal University of Singapore)

Interna onal Security StudiesPeace StudiesA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

Global South Perspec ves II: Poli cal Violence and PeacemakingTC67: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Natascha Neudorfer (University of Birmingham)Disc. Ahsan I. Bu (George Mason University)Disc. Natascha Neudorfer (University of Birmingham)

Panel

Rebel Groups Willingness to Nego ate in the Peace Process: A Compara ve Historical Analysis

MARIA AMJAD (University of Genoa)‘Reinven ng’ Peacemaking in Africa: A Compara ve Analysis of IGAD and ECOWAS

Emmaculate Liaga (University of Pretoria )Folahanmi Aina (King's College London)

Rethinking Security in West Africa: Human Insecurity and Civil Conflict Onset

Thomas Ameyaw-Brobbey (Yibin University, Sichuan, China)Slow regional responses to emergent threats to peace by the African Union (AU) in Northern Mozambique

Samara Dantas Palmeira Guimarães (Research Fellow - San Tiago Dantas Interins tu onal Graduate Program (PUC-SP/UNICAMP/UNESP))

A Focus on Abyei: Cri cal Geo-Poli cs on Conflict Essen alismAnum Khan (M.Phil. Research Scholar,Department of African Studies, University of Delhi.)Amit Alok Ranjan (University of Delhi)

Preliminary Program


Terrorism and InsurgencyTC68: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair T. Camber Warren (Naval Postgraduate School)Disc. T. Camber Warren (Naval Postgraduate School)

Panel

An -Terrorism Law, Counterinsurgency, and the Dynamics of Armed Conflict

Jessica Stanton (Temple University)Rebellion runs in the family: Leaders’ Social Capital and Insurgency Cohesion

Joakim Kreutz (Uppsala University)Lukas Hegele (Stockholm University)

Exploring Rebels’ Choice over Alliance and Infigh ng in Mul -party Conflicts: Using Disasters as Natural Experiments

Chia-yi Lee (Na onal Chengchi University)Yasutaka Tominaga (Hosei University)

No Subs tute for Experience: Terrorist Leader Exper se and Organiza onal Violence

Brian Lai (University of Iowa)Stephen Nemeth (Oklahoma State University)

Government Abuse and Rebel TerrorismVirginia Page Fortna (Columbia University)Michael Rubin (University of Connec cut)


Perspec ves on Diaspora EngagementTC69: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Dzeneta Karabegovic (University of Salzburg)Disc. Nadejda K. Marinova (Wayne State University)

Panel

Overseas Chinese Diaspora Engagement in South America: The Role of Subna onal Governments and Migrants' Associa ons for Trade Promo on

Douglas de Toledo Piza (Lafaye e College)Exclusive Membership and Home States: The Making of “ideal diasporans” abroad

Gözde Böcü (University of Toronto)Jonathan Grossman (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

Cri cal of the Homeland: Explaining the Different Outcomes of Organized Jewish Advocacy Cri cal of Israel in Canada and the United States

Elizabeth Stein (Queen's University)#Nojus cenopeace #RDC #DRCongo : Mul ple forms of diasporic engagement based on different concep ons of the rela on between past and present

Marie Godin (University of Oxford)Enter African Diaspora Studies

Yvonne Captain (George Washington University)

Human RightsInterna onal Law

Legal mobiliza on and interna onal courts: Human Rights li ga on in the age of backlash


Chair Henry M. Lovat (University of Glasgow, School of Law)Disc. Lisa McIntosh Sundstrom (University of Bri sh Columbia)Disc. Mikael Rask Madsen (iCourts, University of Copenhagen)

Panel

Lawyers, Regional Economic Courts and the Making of a Opportunity Structure

Mikael Rask Madsen (iCourts, University of Copenhagen)

NGOs’ Human Rights Ac vism, State Backlash, and the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights

Nicole De Silva (Concordia University)Misha Plagis (Asser Ins tute (University of Amsterdam))

Legal Mobiliza on, Human Rights and Environmental Jus ceRachel A. Cichowski (University of Washington)

Interna onal Courts and Contesta on for an Interna onal Rule of Law

Salvatore Caserta (University of Copenhagen)William Byrne (University of Copenhagen)

Toxic Conflicts: Environmental Protec on in Armed Conflict, Lawyers, and the Fragmenta on of Interna onal Law

Freek van der Vet (University of Helsinki, Erik Castrén Ins tute of Interna onal Law and Human Rights)


Inclusion and IRTC71: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Liridona Veliu (Dublin City University)Disc. Liridona Veliu (Dublin City University)

Panel

Re-envisioning the IR Canon: The Case for Global thinkers of the interna onal

Sharinee Jag ani (IISS, University of Oxford, GIGA)Marina Perez de Arcos (University of Oxford)

A wider discipline for a smaller world.Seema Narain (Deshbandhu College)

The White Credibility Paradigm and The Silencing of Global South Scholars: The Challenges of a Wider Discipline

Claudine Kuradusenge-McLeod (George Mason University, George Washington University)

Toward a More Inclusive Discipline: A Historical Perspec ve Brian C. Schmidt (Carleton University)

Indigenous movements and social media in La n America: Whose voices do we hear?

Pascal Lupien (Brock University)


Compara ve Regional IR Processes ITC72: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Kentaro Sakuwa (Aoyama Gakuin University)Disc. T. V. Paul (McGill University)Disc. Kentaro Sakuwa (Aoyama Gakuin University)

Panel

Marginalising the State during Civil Conflict: The Rise of Armed Nonstate Actor Rivalry in the MENA Region

Stephen Powell (University of Glasgow)The Effects of Poli cal Shocks Across Regions: Differen al Impacts on Interstate Conflict and Human Rights Repression

Kelly Gordell (University of Arizona)Thomas J. Volgy (University of Arizona)

Op mists, Pessimists or Skep cs: Explaining Varia ons in Post-Cold War Interna onal and Regional Order

Benjamin Miller (University of Haifa)Fear and Coopera on: Aversion to War and Collec ve Inten onality for Coopera on

Konstan nos Travlos (Ozyegin University )Regional Orders: Deciphering Varia on and Transforma on

Imad Mansour (McGill University)

Preliminary Program


China and Investment in the Interna onal SystemTC73: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Robert Lincoln Hines (United States Air War College)Disc. Robert Lincoln Hines (United States Air War College)Disc. Min Ye (Boston University)

Panel

China’s Belt Road Ini a ve and Other Eurasian Connec vity Ini a ves: Has China Become a Catalyzer?

Selcuk Colakoglu (Beijing Normal University - Hong Kong Bap st University United Interna onal College)

Towards a Mul -Stakeholder Approach to Assessing the Developmental Impact of Projects under the Belt and Road Ini a ve

Keren Zhu (RAND Corpora on)New Technologies Central Banks Digital Currencies (CBDC), a year on since ISA Las Vegas 2021.

Yannick Po er (SOAS)Implica ons of Poli cal-driven Investments: Debt Trapper or Growth Booster?

Yue Lin (University of California, Berkeley)Presiden al Extraversion: Understanding the Poli cs of Sino-African Mega-Infrastructure Projects

Yuan Wang (University of Oxford)

TheoryHistorical Interna onal Rela onsA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

Classical Realism: New Readings, New Engagements, New Applica ons


Chair Joseph Leigh (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Disc. Michael C. Williams (University of O awa)

Panel

Moving away from Interna onal Law: Morgenthau, Herz and the quest for a separate discipline of Interna onal Rela ons

Marie Prum (University of Cambridge)Interna onal Law, Arms Control, and Disarmament in Hans J. Morgenthau’s Theory of Law

Carmen Chas (University of Kent)E.H. Carr’s Theory of Law: Exploring the Elements and Problems of Interna onal Law

Carmen Chas (University of Kent)In Defense of Democracy. Classical Realism and Populism

Felix Roesch (Coventry University)Is Non-western Realism Possible? The Contribu on of Ibn Khaldun and His Theory of Asabiyya on the Realist IR Scholarship

Ibrahim Enes Aksu (University of Delaware)


Revamping Interna onal Educa on in the Post-Covid EraTC75: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair J. Barron Boyd (Rhodes College)Part. Heidi H. Hobbs (North Carolina State University)Part. Robert Warren (Anglo-American University)Part. Harry I. Chernotsky (University of North Carolina Charlo e)Part. Francis D. Raska (Charles University)Part. Nathan Henceroth (Albright College)Part. Jan Hornat (Department of North American Studies, Charles

University)Part. Ha hor Erlingsson (University of Texas Rio Grande Valley)

Roundtable

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer & Allies CaucusHuman RightsHistorical Interna onal Rela ons

Exploring the Poli cs and Praxes of Interna onal Queer Ac vism TC76: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Ariel G. Mekler (Graduate Center, CUNY)Disc. Francesca Romana Ammaturo (University of Roehampton)

Panel

Queer Ac vism and Queer Cri ques at LGBTQ+ Pride in Global Contexts

Daniel Conway (University of Westminster) Understanding Co agecore: When Snow White Goes Queer

Beatrice Chateauvert-Gagnon (York University)The Inter/Na onalism of the Gay Libera on Movement

Alexander Stoffel (Queen Mary University of London)Progressive Interna onal LGBTQI Movements: Toward a Queer Libera on Perspec ve

Nick Mule (York University) LGBT rights, corporate power and the extrac on of ‘queer value’ in Kenya

Olimpia Burchiellaro (University of Westminster)


What does an IPS approach mean ?TC77: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Mailys Mangin (Harvard Kennedy School)Disc. Alvina Hoffmann (King's College London)Disc. Quen n Deforge (EHESS)

Panel

‘Performing the Backstage’: How Security Prac oners Stage Secrecy in Their Everyday Prac ces

Cindy Regnier (University of Liège)Chloé Thomas (Université Saint-Louis - Bruxelles)

Law and Poli cs in Exper se Transfer within the Interna onal Government of Oceans.

Natália Frozel Barros (Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne)Interna onaliza on and State Making from Empire to the Turkish Na on-State: the Role of Knowledge Produc on and Transla on Policies as Tools of Sovereignty

Aykiz Dogan (University of Paris-1 Panthéon Sorbonne, IEDES)Revela on and Public Opinion as Ex-Post Oversight? Journalists, NGOs, and the US Extraordinary Rendi on Program

Benjamin Puybareau (Sciences Po Paris)Regula ng Iranian Nuclear Ac vi es. Perspec ve on the Modes of Domina on of a Mul lateral Game

Mailys Mangin (Harvard Kennedy School)


Space: Poli cs of the Final Fron erTC78: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Roxanna Sjöstedt (Lund University)Chair Johan Eriksson (Södertörn University)Disc. Madeline Carr (University College London (UCL))

Panel

Outsourcing the American space dream: SpaceX and the race to the Moon and Mars

Johan Eriksson (Södertörn University)Lindy M. Newlove-Eriksson (Swedish Defence University (SEDU) and KTH, Royal Ins tute of Technology, Stockholm)

Norma ve framing of dual-use space technologies cri cal for human flourishing

Nikola Schmidt (Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons Prague)

Preliminary Program

Assessing the Governance Prospects for the Safety, Security and Sustainability of Space Ac vi es Through Regime Theory

Marco Aliber (European Space Policy ins tute)China's ambi ous space program: in the light or the dark?

Johan Lagerkvist (Stockholm University)Russia's stance in space: the role of space experts and space advocacy

Roman Privalov (Södertörn University, Sweden)Johan Eriksson (Södertörn University)


Foreign Policy Beyond Great PowersTC79: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Selim Yilmaz (University of No ngham)Disc. Selim Yilmaz (University of No ngham)

Panel

Same world, new foreign policy: making sense of Morocco's new foreign policy

Nizar Messari (Al Akhawayn University, Ifrane (AUI))The Influence of Small States

Sarina Theys (University of the South Pacific)Grand Strategy for Small(er) Countries (?)

Ioana Muresan (University of Vienna)Sources of Small States’ Power in Interna onal Bargaining

Kaewkamol Pitakdumrongkit (Nanyang Technological University)

The making of China’s overseas economic regions: Implica ons for small Arc c economies

Liisa Kauppila (University of Turku)


Civil WarsTD00-1: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Disc. Julie e Shedd (George Mason University)


Local Par cipa on in Insurgent ViolenceJohn Porten (University of California - San Diego)

Social Embeddedness and Rebel Governance in Civil Wars: The Case of the PYD in Northeastern Syria

Arthur Stein (University of Montréal)Unpacking the Foreign Fighters’ Impact in Civil Wars

Edoardo Corradi (University of Genoa)


IR TheoryTD00-2: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Disc. Liviu Horovitz (Brussels School of Governance)


IR Textbooks and the Problem of Interna onal OrderStephen A. Kocs (College of the Holy Cross)

From EEC-Accession to Brexit: Revisi ng the Architects of Bri sh Foreign Policy towards Europe from an Interna onal Historical Sociology Perspec ve

Judith Koch (University of Sussex)A Realist Theory on Space Compe on: How Do Space Actors Choose Space Strategies?

Kunhan Li (University of No ngham, Ningbo, China)


COVID-19 & Vaccine Poli csTD00-3: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Disc. Frank Mouritz (Bundeswehr University Munich & George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies)


Vaccina on conundrums in an interconnected world: How Indian PSUs can solve global vaccine crisis

Rishabh Tiwari (Indira Gandhi Na onal Open University)Vaccines Distribu on and Autocracy Diffusion: Authoritarianism under COVID-19

YiMin Huang (Na onal Taiwan University)


DIPLOMACY AND CONFLICT MANAGEMENTTD01: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Kris an Skrede Gleditsch (University of Essex)

Junior Scholar


DIPLOMACY&CONFLICT MANAGEMENT Diplomacy & IOsTD01-A: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

JSS-Disc Chris an Bueger (University of Copenhagen)JSS-Disc Jakob Skovgaard (Lund University)


The Voice(s) of Peace: The Social Construc on of Peace in the UNGAInbar Noy (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

UN Peacekeeping Contribu on and Status EnhancementShenghao Zhang (University of Essex)

Cheap Talk or Credible Signal? The Severity of UNSC Condemna on and Crisis Escala on

Hyunki Kim (University of Maryland)The Effects of Rebel Chacteri cs on UN Responses to Civil Wars

Jenniina Kotajoki (Department of Peace and Conflict Research, Uppsala University )


DIPLOMACY & CONFLICT MANAGEMENT: Nego a on & Media onTD01-B: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

JSS-Disc Miriam J. Anderson (Ryerson University)JSS-Disc Mimmi Soderberg Kovacs (Folke Bernado e Academy)


Ripeness Theory and Conflict Resolu on: Lessons from the Discovery of Hydrocarbons in Cyprus

Fadil Ersozer (University of Manchester)Peace and Representa on: How Local Women’s Par cipa on in Peace Processes Increases Women’s Poli cal Representa on in Post-Conflict States

Kristen Aanstoos (University of California, Irvine)Democracy and Conflict Management: The Effect of Regime Type on Civil War Media on

Yu Bin Kim (University of Missouri)Yujin Julia Jung (University of Missouri)

Military Influence in Poli cs and Media on Incidence in Civil WarsIbrahim Kocaman (University of North Texas)


DIPLOMACY & CONFLICT MANAGEMENT: Economic DiplomacyTD01-C: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

JSS-Disc Carlos Scalisi (San Bernardino Valley College)JSS-Disc Lise Morje Howard (Georgetown University)


Preliminary Program

Conceptualizing Carrots (Posi ve Inducements) and S cks (Sanc ons) as a Principal-Agent Problem

So Jin Lee (Duke University)Pei-Yu Wei (Duke University)

Scraping Together: The Effect of Sanc ons on Targets' Foreign PolicyAiganym Valikhanova (Rice University)

Constraining the Sanc on Buster: Interstate Coopera on and Sanc on Effec veness

Gargi Vyas (University of Kentucky)When and How Are Economic Sanc ons Terminated? Looking into Domes c Explana ons and Sanc ons Design

Hana A a (University of Konstanz & GIGA German Ins tute for Global and Area Studies)

Diversionary Sanc ons: How Unpopularity at Home Triggers Economic Sanc ons Abroad

Ryan Yu-Lin Liou (University of Georgia)


DIPLOMACY & CONFLICT MANAGEMENT: Diplomacy & Non State Actors

TD01-D: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

JSS-Disc Craig Whiteside (U.S. Naval War College)JSS-Disc Noe Cornago (University of the Basque Country)


Choosing Sides and Sapping Rivals through Proxy WarfareKathy Ingram (Princeton University)

When Do States Outsource their Own Security? The Ethnic Security Dilemma and Pro-government Mili as

Ma eo C.M. Casiraghi (University of Warwick)Forecas ng armed conflict escala on at rebel group level from large bodies of natural language text

Mihai Catalin Croicu (Uppsala University)Rethinking State-Non-state Alliances: A Theore cal Analysis of the U.S.-Kurdish Rela onship

Ozum Yesiltas (Texas A&M University-Commerce)Local Governance in conflict inflicted areas of limited statehood: A theore cal framework

Rana Khalaf (University of Manchester)


A Roundtable in Honor of Lee Ann Fujii's Show TimeTD04: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Martha Finnemore (George Washington University)Part. Michelle Jurkovich (University of Massachuse s Boston)Part. Robin L. Turner (Butler University)Part. Sarah Elizabeth Parkinson (Johns Hopkins University)Part. Yolande Bouka (Queen’s University)Part. Devorah S. Manekin (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)Part. Dvora Yanow (Wageningen University)Part. Stephanie Mcnulty (Franklin and Marshall College)Part. Elisabeth J. Wood (Yale)

Roundtable

Interna onal EthicsInterna onal LawA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

Author meets Readers: The Laws of War in Interna onal ThoughtTD05: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Cian O'Driscoll (Australian Na onal University)Part. Pablo Kalmanovitz (Centro de Inves gación y Docencia

Económicas (CIDE))Part. William Bain (Na onal University of Singapore)Part. Helen M. Kinsella (University of Wisconsin-Madison)Part. Catherine Lu (McGill University)Part. Valerie Morkevicius (Colgate University)Part. Claire Vergerio (Leiden University)

Roundtable

Peace Studies

Peace Studies Sec on Dis nguished Scholar Roundtable Honoring Kevin Clements

TD06: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Agnieszka Paczynska (George Mason University)Disc. Agnieszka Paczynska (George Mason University)Disc. Sukanya Podder (King's College London)Honoree

Kevin Clements (Na onal Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies)



Trends and Tensions in Environmental AdvocacyTD07: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Jennifer Allan (Cardiff University)Disc. Amy Janzwood (University of Bri sh Columbia)

Panel

Networks of Mo va ons in Climate ResistanceDana R. Fisher (University of Maryland)

The ecosystem of climate change frames: An analysis of NGOs at UNFCCC summits

Takumi Shibaike (University of Calgary)Bi Zhao (Whitworth University)

The climate emergency movement and democracyRobyn Eckersley (University of Melbourne)

Ac vism in the Pandemic: The Impact of COVID-19 on the European Climate Movement

Nina Hall (Johns Hopkins University, SAIS)Poli cal Liability of Foreignness?: Developer Iden ty and Public Opposi on to Global Coal Expansion

Jennifer Hadden (University of Maryland)


Foreign Policy Analysis (FPA) Methods CaféTD08: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Marijke Breuning (University of North Texas)Chair Falk Ostermann (Justus Liebig University Giessen)Part. Merje Kuus (University of Bri sh Columbia)Part. Patrick A. Mello (Willy Brandt School of Public Policy,

University of Erfurt)Part. Delphine Deschaux-Dutard (University of Grenoble Alpes)Part. Kai Oppermann (Chemnitz University of Technology)Part. Mark Schafer (University of Central Florida)Part. Michal Onderco (Erasmus University Ro erdam)Part. A. Burcu Bayram (University of Arkansas)Part. Leah Cathryn Windsor (University of Memphis)

Café Session

Preliminary Program

Interna onal Poli cal SociologyScience, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela onsA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

Digital and Cyber Security and GovernanceTD09: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Andrea Calderaro (Cardiff University)Disc. Ma Harker (Centre for the Study of Theory and Cri cism)

Panel

GAIA-X: Governing Europe’s moon-shot in the cloudAndreas Baur (University of Tübingen/Unversity of Amsterdam)

An unexpected reunion: Gaining insights on rela onal dynamics of (geopoli cal) ordering in the digital space from Bourdieu’s field theory and Boltanski’s pragma c sociology

Anke Obendiek (University of Vienna, Centre for European Integra on Research)

Malware Materiali es in Cyber Security Tobias Liebetrau (Sciences Po and Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies)Andrew Dwyer (University of Durham)

Governing the Philosophers’ Stone: Ar ficial Intelligence and the Global Governance of Future Objects

Hendrik Schopmans (WZB Berlin Social Science Center)The world is an object: Digital twin Earth and the cyber-environmentalist imaginary

Delf Rothe (Ins tute for Peace Research and Security Policy at the University of Hamburg)

Feminist Theory and Gender StudiesScience, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela ons

Kinship across borders: Feminist collabora ve wri ng-dancing across me and space


Chair Charlo e Morris (University of Portsmouth)Disc. Sara C. Mo a (University of Newcastle)Part. Zuleika Bibi Sheik (Erasmus University Ro erdam)Part. Alys Mendus (Melbourne Graduate School of Educa on)Part. Ca a Gregora (Lund University)Part. Chelsea Coon (University of Melbourne)Part. Nikole Puskas (University College London )Part. Laura Horn (University of Roskilde)Part. Laila Kadiwal (UCL)Part. tania canas (University of Melbourne )

Roundtable

Interna onal Communica on

ICOMM Dis nguished Scholar Panel Honoring J. P. SinghTD11: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Gabriella Paár-Jákli (Kent State University)Part. Kadir Jun Ayhan (Ewha Womans University)Part. Marcus Holmes (The College of William and Mary)Part. Steven L. Livingston (George Washington University)Part. Abraham Newman (Georgetown University)Part. Renee E. Marlin-Benne (Johns Hopkins University)Part. Irene S. Wu (Federal Communica ons Commission)Part. Susan K. Sell (Australian Na onal University)Part. Jonathan Aronson (University of Southern California)Honoree

J. P. Singh (George Mason University)


Environmental StudiesScience, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela onsA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

Diverse Knowledges and Stakeholder Partnerships for Collabora ve Environmental Stewardship


Chair Pedro Vormi ag (Columbia University)Disc. Kate O'Neill (University of California, Berkeley)

Panel

Towards Democra c Self-Governance: Reflec ons on the use of GIS in Public Planning

Charla Burne (Global IDEAS at Michigan State University)Community Engagement and Par cipatory Decision-Making in Local Climate Adapta on

Jocelyn Perry (University of Pennsylvania)Inevitable stakeholders? Trade unions and integrated sustainability

Francesco Montesano (Utrecht University)Goal Psychology in Global Climate Change Governance: Implica ons for Agency, Ambi on and Effec veness

Manjana Milkoreit (University of Oslo)Mainstreaming environmental sustainability in small island developing states: the role of higher educa on

Jonathan Rosenberg (Illinois Ins tute of Technology)


UFOs at the Pentagon: Implica ons for IR and World Poli csTD13: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Alexander Wendt (Ohio State University)Part. Daniel Drezner (Tu s University)Part. Daniel H. Deudney (Johns Hopkins University)Part. James J. Wirtz (Naval Postgraduate School)Part. John Gilmour (University of O awa)Part. Inbar Pincu (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)Part. Michael MICHAUD (Independent Researcher)

Roundtable


Police and Military Forces in DictatorshipsTD14: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Erica Frantz (Michigan State University)Disc. Dan Slater (University of Michigan)

Panel

Policing Insurgency: Are More Militarized Police More Effec ve?Erica De Bruin (Hamilton College)

Why Military Regimes Lose WarsZoltan Barany (University of Texas)

Connec ons or Control? The Logic of Officer Home Deployments.Adam Scharpf (GIGA - German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies)Belen Gonzalez (Leuphana University & GIGA)Chris an Glaessel (Her e School)

Captains of Industry: The Poli cal Economy of Profiteering Armed Forces

Roya Izadi (Cornell University)Warriors and Rulers: The Rise of Military Power

Adam Casey (University of Michigan)Dan Slater (University of Michigan)Jean Lachapelle (Harvard University)

Preliminary Program


Interna onal Organiza ons and Mul lateralism in Times of CrisisTD15: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Tanja A. Börzel (Freie Universität Berlin)Disc. Cassandra Emmons (Harvard University)

Panel

Interna onal Leadership Shi ing: The USA-EURATOM’s Leadership Compe on in the Forma on of the ITER Organiza on

Yea Jen Tseng (Southern Taiwan University of Science and Technology)

States, Inters al Organiza ons and the Prospects of Adapta on of the Liberal Interna onal Order

Jozef Batora (Comenius University and Webster Vienna Private University)

Looking to Lead: Explaining why Rising Powers Seek Leadership Posi ons at Mul lateral Ins tu ons

Shing-Hon Lam (UCLA)Courtney J. Fung (The University of Hong Kong)

The United Na ons and Mul lateralism in Crisis: The Adapta on of Interna onal Organiza ons in/to the Middle East

Karim Makdisi (American University of Beirut)Alterna ve Leaders and Resilience of Mul lateral Ins tu ons a er US Withdrawal: The Cases of Global Health and Global Climate Change Governance

Tim Heinkelmann-Wild (Ludwig - Maximilians University Munich)


Pandemic Pedagogy: Teaching during (and a er) COVID-19TD16: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Rebecca Glazier (University of Arkansas Li le Rock)Chair Andrew Szarejko (Naval Postgraduate School)Part. Aaron E nger (Carleton University)Part. Marcos Alan Ferreira (Federal University of Paraiba - UFPB)Part. Tobias Lemke (University of Delaware)Part. Anjali Dayal (Fordham University)Part. Oumar Ba (Cornell University)Part. Michelle Allendoerfer (George Washington University)Part. Sibel Oktay (University of Illinois at Springfield)Part. Sebas an Kaempf (University of Queensland)Part. Stephanie Hallock (Harford Community College)Part. Stephen Pampinella (SUNY New Paltz)

Roundtable

Interna onal Studies Associa onTurkish Interna onal Studies Associa on

Energy Security & the Eastern Mediterranean Basin: Poli cal Economy and Geopoli cs in a Changing Region


Chair Halit M. Tagma (Northern Arizona University)Disc. Paul E. Lenze Jr. (Northern Arizona University)

Partner Organiza on

An Analysis of Turkey’s security policies and “Blue Homeland” doctrine over Eastern Mediterranean Natural Gas Deposits

Ahmet Sozen (Eastern Mediterranean University)Discontents of the Eastern Mediterranean: Geopoli cal Dynamics and Transforma on of Geopoli cs in the Region

Yasemin Akman (Eastern Mediterranean University)Energy Security & the Eastern Mediterranean Basin: An Emerging Regional Security Complex

Halit M. Tagma (Northern Arizona University)

Geopoli cs of the Libyan Civil War: Impacts on EastMed Regional Security

Paul E. Lenze Jr. (Northern Arizona University)Turkey’s security policies and “Blue Homeland” doctrine over Eastern Mediterranean Natural Gas Deposits

Yasemin Akman (Eastern Mediterranean University)

Science, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela onsFeminist Theory and Gender StudiesA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

Theorising capitalist arrangements: earth utopias, bodies and poli cal ac on


Chair Tobin Haley (Ryerson University)Disc. Doerthe Rosenow (Oxford Brookes University)

Panel

Plas nated bodies at the crossroad of ethics, law, art and healthValeria Eboli (Italian Naval Academy - University of Pisa)

Why Climate Change Science is not Necessarily An the cal to Poli cal Ac on

Glen Billesbach (University of Florida)(Dis)Arming the Anthropocene: On War, Control, and the Earth System Sciences’ Cosmology

Adriana Mandacaru Guerra (University of Hawai'i at Manoa)Theorizing the durability of neoliberalism: Prac ces, assemblage and global capitalist infrastructure

Jason R. Weidner (Universidad de Monterrey)Post-capitalist ecological utopias and the ‘interna onal’

Andre Saramago (University of Coimbra)

Interna onal Poli cal SociologyScience, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela onsInterdisciplinary Studies

Understanding IR in Storytelling and Fic onTD19: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Erica Simone Almeida Resende (Brazilian War College)Disc. Erica Simone Almeida Resende (Brazilian War College)

Panel

Dystopian Futures: Poli cal Responsibility and DystopiaIlan Zvi Baron (Durham University)

Towards Anarchist futures?: On prefigura ve poli cs in/and The Falcon and the Winter Soldier

Priya Dixit (Virginia Tech)Disclosure, Democracy, Violence – Military Memoirs & the Simula on of Our Violent Poli cal Horizons

Kyle D. Ca o (York University)Rebel Inc.: Tracing the Aesthe ciza on of State-Building

Eliza Urwin (The Graduate Ins tute Geneva)No more ‘nice girls’ in Russian cinema? An ‘existen alist gaze’ at masculinist insecurity, poli cs of loneliness and self-objec va on of (wo)men

Sergei Akopov (Na onal Research University Higher School of Economics)

Preliminary Program

Global Development

Global Development Sec on Eminent Scholar Roundtable Honouring Professor Lewis Gordon


Chair Mustapha Kamal Pasha (Aberystwyth University)Chair Ma Davies (Newcastle University and Pon cia Universidade

Católica do Rio de Janeiro)Part. Siba Grovogui (Cornell University)Part. Robbie Shilliam (Johns Hopkins University)Part. Olivia Umurerwa Rutazibwa (London School of Economics and

Poli cal Science)Part. Ritu Vij (University of Aberdeen)Part. R. B. J. Walker (University of Victoria & PUC Rio)Part. Heloise Weber (University of Queensland)Part. Anna M. Agathangelou (York University)Honoree

LEWIS GORDON (UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT)


Science, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela onsFeminist Theory and Gender StudiesA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

Aesthe cs, Crea vity and (Dis)Comfort: Nurturing the Art of Survival in the Current Global Juncture


Chair Maria-Adriana Deiana (Queen's University Belfast)Part. Maria-Adriana Deiana (Queen's University Belfast)Part. Aida Arfan Hozic (University of Florida)Part. Birgit Poopuu (Tallinn University)Part. Giovanna Di Mauro (Collegium Civitas)Part. Lydia Cole (Durham University)Part. Roisin Read (University of Manchester)

Roundtable

Interna onal Studies Associa onInterna onal Rela ons Council of Turkey

Turkey's Foreign Policy-1: Studies and Prac ceTD22: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Sinem Acikmese (Kadir Has University)Part. Balkan Devlen (Carleton University)Part. Mustafa Aydin (Kadir Has University)Part. Meltem Mu uler-Bac (Sabanci University)Part. Alpaslan Ozerdem (George Mason University)Part. Binnur Ozkececi-Taner (Hamline University)

Partner Organiza on

Interna onal Studies Associa onAssocia on of Chinese Poli cal Studies

China's New Role in World Affairs: Partner or Compe tor?TD23: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Nele Noesselt (University of Duisburg-Essen)Part. Gregory J. Moore (Colorado Chris an University)Part. Jing Chen (Hartwick College)Part. James Paradise (Asia Research Center, Yonsei University)Part. Yumin Sheng (Wayne State University)Part. Xi Chen (Morehead State University)

Partner Organiza on


Mapping Global IR: Data on Diversity in the DisciplineTD24: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Wiebke Wemheuer-Vogelaar (Freie Universität Berlin)Disc. Amitav Acharya (American University)

Panel

Scien fic communi es and knowledge diffusion in IR: Insights from the "Global Pathways" project

Wiebke Wemheuer-Vogelaar (Freie Universität Berlin)Alterna ve metrics, tradi onal problems? Measuring the reproduc on of gender and ins tu onal bias in online impact indicators

Gustav Meibauer (Radboud University)Kiran Phull (King's College London)

Interna onal Rela ons: A Bibliometric HistorySnorre Frid-Nielsen (University of Copenhagen)Mads Jensen (CBS)Peter Marcus Kristensen (University of Copenhagen)

Can Increasing Awareness of Gender Gaps in Interna onal Rela ons Help Close Them? Evidence from a Scholar Ranking Experiment

Emily Jackson (College of William and Mary)Susan Peterson (College of William and Mary)Eric Parajon (College of William & Mary)Ryan M. Powers (University of Georgia)Michael J. Tierney (College of William and Mary)Daniel Maliniak (College of William and Mary)

Between isola on and interna onaliza on: How “global” is IR in Japan and Germany?

Sho Akahoshi (Kwansei Gakuin University)Mathis Lohaus (Freie Universität Berlin)Takahiro Yamada (Nagoya University)


Impacts of COVID-19 on scholars from the Global South. An assessment.


Chair Jessica De Alba-Ulloa (Universidad Anahuac Mexico)Part. Abelardo Rodriguez (Universidad Iberoamericana)Part. Cécile Alexa Mouly (Facultad La noamericana de Ciencias

Sociales (FLACSO) - Ecuador)Part. Mariana Aparicio Ramirez (Interna onal Rela ons Center,

FCPyS-UNAM)Part. Cecilia Pinson (Universidad de Guadalajara)Part. Shweta Singh (South Asian University)Part. Zaynab El Bernoussi (Interna onal University of Rabat)

Commi ee Panel


Authors Meet Cri cs: "The Unintended Consequences of Peace: Peaceful Borders and Illicit Transna onal Flows"


Chair Roberto Dominguez (Suffolk University)Chair Peter Andreas (Brown University)Part. Peter Andreas (Brown University)Part. Asif Efrat (Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya)Part. Harold Trinkunas (Stanford University)Part. Anne Clunan (Naval Postgraduate School)Part. Maiah Jaskoski (Northern Arizona University)Part. Arie M. Kacowicz (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)Part. Exequiel Lacovsky (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)Part. Daniel F. Wajner (SCRIPTS Cluster - Freie Universitat Berlin)

Roundtable

Preliminary Program

Interna onal Poli cal SociologyHuman Rights

Engaging Protest Movements through Ci zenship and RaceTD27: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Suzanne Hindmarch (University of New Brunswick)Disc. Ken Rogerson (Duke University)

Panel

Decolonizing Ci zenship: Se ler-Ci zen Solidarity with Indigenous Blockades

Peter Nyers (McMaster University)Up in the Air: Ritualized Atmospheres and the Global Black Lives Ma er Movement

Ty Solomon (University of Glasgow)From Trayvon to George: Mapping and Analyzing BLM through a Surveillant Lens

Ciara J. McHugh (Queen's University)“Forward together, not one step back!”: Using film to capture a global movement

Skyler Hawkins (Independent Scholar)Working with and working against anxiety: an -racist poli cal mobilisa on in mes of the pandemic

Andreja Zevnik (University of Manchester)

Interna onal Educa onEthnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies

Interna onal Mobility in Prac ce: Ins tu onal, Na onal, and Regional Responses


Chair Bri any Foutz (Salisbury University)Disc. David W. Gethings (Kennesaw State University)Disc. Dr. Jean-Marc Akakpo (Kennesaw State University)Part. Annie Foutz (Salisbury University)Part. Annie Roberts (Kennesaw State University)Part. Emily Lee (University of Georgia)Part. Bri any Foutz (Salisbury University)Part. Laura Fitzgerald (Salisbury University)

Roundtable


Civil-Military Rela ons in Democracies: How Healthy are They? TD29: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Risa A. Brooks (Marque e University)Part. Chiara Ruffa (Uppsala University)Part. Stephen M. Saideman (Carleton University)Part. Thomas Crosbie (Centre for Joint Opera ons, Royal Danish

Defence College)Part. Christoph Harig (Helmut-Schmidt-Universität Hamburg)Part. Sofia Ledberg (Swedish Defense University)

Roundtable


NATO in a Changing World: Sources of Alliance Adapta onTD30: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Jason William Davidson (University of Mary Washington)Disc. Susan Colbourn (Yale University)

Panel

From Partnership to Rivalry: NATO-Russia Rela ons, 1997-2008Sten Rynning (University of Southern Denmark)

The future of NATO’s nuclear deterrence posture Aylin Matlé (Konrad-Adenauer-S ung e.V.)

Rear Window: the ‘Southern flank’ and the future of NATO Michele Testoni (IE Univers y)

NATO Isn't Brain Dead, It's Confused: Diverse Threats and the Future of Ar cle V

Jason William Davidson (University of Mary Washington)NATO in Afghanistan: Military A tudes toward Gender Integra on and Opera onal Effec veness

Heidi Hardt (University of California, Irvine)Stefanie von Hlatky (Queen's University)


Author Meets Cri cs: Lamis Abdelaaty's “Discrimina on and Delega on: Explaining State Responses to Refugees”


Chair Margaret E. Peters (University of California, Los Angeles)Part. Kelly M. Greenhill (Tu s University, Harvard University)Part. Kamal Sadiq (University of California, Irvine)Part. Jeanne e Money (University of California Davis)Part. James Milner (Carleton University)Part. Lamis Abdelaaty (Syracuse University)

Roundtable

Global Development

Title: Knowing War: Beyond Disciplinary Approaches to Understanding Peace and Conflict in the Great Lakes


Chair Swa Parashar (University of Gothenburg)Part. DM Mwambari (kings college London)Part. Sophie Komujuni (Uganda Martyrs University )Part. Milli M. Lake (London School of Economics)Part. Aymar Nyenyezi Bisoka (Université catholique de Bukavu)Part. Koen Vlassenroot (University of Gent)

Roundtable


The Poli cal Economy of Global Decarboniza on: Actors and Strategies


Chair Adam Dixon (Maastricht University)Chair Daniel Mertens (University of Osnabrück)Disc. Peter Newell (University of Sussex)

Panel

The poli cal role of industrial policy in green energy transi onsTimur Ergen (Max Planck Ins tute for the Study of Socie es)

How, if at all, can we dis nguish sustainable from non-sustainable investments?

Max Krahe (University of Duisburg-Essen) Data Centres’ Environmental Impact: value extrac on and value crea on in big tech’s decarbonisa on efforts

Julia Rone (University of Cambridge)While Na ons Talk, Which Ci es Act?

Marielle Papin (McGill University)Beyond the environmental state: decarbonizing states as owners

Adam Dixon (Maastricht University)

Preliminary Program


30 and de Cultures et Conflits et 2 ans de PARISSTD34: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Anthony Amicelle (Sciences Po Bordeaux)Disc. Didier Bigo (Sciences Po Paris & King's College London)Part. Thomas Lindemann (Ecole Polytechnique/Universite de

Versailles Saint Quen n)Part. Francesco Ragazzi (Leiden University & CERI Sciences Po)Part. Tugba Basaran (University of Cambridge)Part. Julien Jeandesboz (Université libre de Bruxelles)Part. Marielle Debos (University of Paris Nanterre)Part. Monique J. Beerli (London School of Economics)

In Other Words


Warning intelligence, risk, and vulnerability assessment, and intelligence requirements


Chair Joseph Helman (Office of the Director of Na onal Intelligence & New York University)

Disc. Sebas aan Rietjens (Netherlands Defence Academy)

Panel

Building a typology of intelligence requirements dilemmasTallat R. Shakoor (University of Southern Denmark/Royal Danish Defence College)

End user suscep bility to social engineering tac cs: Understanding how percep on of risk impacts the decision to avoid unsecure behavior

Misty Duke (University of Texas at El Paso)Construc vism and Intelligence Analysis

Jonathan Acuff (Coastal Carolina University)Cyber Intelligence: Is Strategic Warning Possible?

John A. Gentry (Georgetown University)Expanding Warning

Daniel S. Gressang (Embry-Riddle Aeronau cal University)


Sources of Change in Interna onal Order: Stability, Disrup on, and Transforma on


Chair Michael Horowitz (University of Pennsylvania)Disc. Rebecca Adler-Nissen (University of Copenhagen)Disc. Michael Horowitz (University of Pennsylvania)

Panel

A Follower No More? Exploring Narra ves of Dissa sfac on in India’s Rise to Prominence

Manali Kumar (University of St. Gallen)Assessing Pa erns of Compliance with the Liberal Order

Kyle M. Lascure es (Lewis & Clark College)Michael Poznansky (Naval War College)

The Economic Founda ons of Hierarchy: Domes c Coali ons, ‘Hirschman Effects,’ and the Cons tu on of Interna onal Order

Tom Long (University of Warwick)Oil, Interna onal Order, and Change

Jeff D. Colgan (Brown University)Bringing Nature Back In: Rethinking Interna onal Order through Environmental History

Jonathan Askonas (The Catholic University of America)Ayşe Zarakol (University of Cambridge)

Scien fic Study of Interna onal ProcessesInterna onal Security Studies

Alliances and Interna onal NetworksTD37: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Brian Lai (University of Iowa)Disc. Brian Lai (University of Iowa)

Panel

When Nondemocra c Allies are Preferable: Domes c Poli cs, Asymmetry, and Alliance Coopera on.

Yasuki Kudo (University of Kentucky)Alliances and Civil War

Jesse C. Johnson (University of Kentucky)Bre Ashley Leeds (Rice University)Burcu Savun (University of Pi sburgh)

Why do State-Militant Alliances Last? Explaining External Provision of Support During Times of Conflict and Peace

Melissa Carlson (University of California, Berkeley)Belgin San Akca (Koç University)

Direct and Indirect Interstate Challenges in Interna onal Rela onsChristopher Linebarger (University of Massachuse s Lowell)Andrew Enterline (University of North Texas)J. Michael Greig (University of North Texas)

Caught in a Bad Romance: How Powerful States End Up in Parasi c Rela onships

Marc Grinberg (Stanford University)


Whither Strategic Stability in US-Russian Rela onsTD38: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Andrey A. Sushentsov (Moscow State Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons)

Part. Maxim Suchkov (MGIMO)Part. Olga Rebro (MGIMO-University)Part. Michael Kofman (Wilson Center)Part. Ekaterina Arapova (Moscow state ins tute of interna onal

rela ons (University) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federa on)

Part. Chris Miller (Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tu s University)

Roundtable

Peace Studies

The complexity of peace process research and data produc onTD39: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Cyanne E. Loyle (Pennsylvania State University)Disc. Madhav Joshi (Kroc Ins tute, University of Notre Dame's

Keough School of Global Affairs)

Panel

Developing a Theory-Driven and Data-Informed Concept of Peace Process: Experiences and Lessons of the PA-X Peace Agreements Database and Dataset

Sanja Badanjak (University of Edinburgh)Peace processes in UCDPs Peace Agreement data

S na Högbladh (Uppsala University)A Decolonial Feminist Reflec on on Peace Processes Data Research

Astrid Jamar (SOAS, University of London)Impacts of Different Data Coding Decisions on Peace Processes Data Research

Yoav Kapshuk (Kinneret College on the Sea of Galilee)

Preliminary Program

From Case Study to Peace Process: Sequencing Accords in Recurrent Conflicts

Argyro Kartsonaki (University of Birmingham)Stefan Wolff (University of Birmingham)

Canadian Poli cal Science Associa on/Associa on canadienne de science poli que Interna onal Studies Associa on

Natural Resource-Based Development in Africa: Panacea or Pandora's Box?


Chair J. Andrew Grant (Queen's University)Chair Nathan Andrews (University of Northern Bri sh Columbia)Disc. Jesse Salah Ovadia (University of Windsor)Disc. Hevina S. Dashwood (Brock University)Part. Edward A. Akuffo (University of the Fraser Valley)Part. Patricia Ackah-Baidoo (Queen's University)Part. Abby Efua Hilson (University of Kent)Part. Steffi Hamann (University of Guelph)Part. Emmanuel Kofi Graham (York University )Part. Adam Sneyd (University of Guelph)Part. Sarah Katz-Lavigne (University of Antwerp)Part. Alexander Caramento (York University )Part. Allyson Fradella (CPI)Part. Ibironke Odumosu-Ayanu (University of Saskatchewan)

Partner Organiza on

Peace Studies

Dynamics of Rivalry and Conflict ManagementTD41: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Brian J. Phillips (University of Essex)Disc. Brian J. Phillips (University of Essex)

Panel

The Opportunis c Rival: Understanding the Effects of Military Opera ons on the Afghan Taliban and Islamic State Rivalry In Afghanistan

Amira Jadoon (US Military Academy at West Point)Andrew Mines (George Washington University)Kevin Laiveling (University of Maryland)

Does the Right Wing Live in Fear?: The Effect of Reciprocated Coopera on between Interna onal Rivals on the Public's Threat Percep on

Jungmin Han (University of Pi sburgh)Do salient territorial issues hinder posi ve peace between rivals?

Karthikeyan Thiagarajan (University of Central Florida)Strategic Rivalries: Examining Rivalry Dura on, Conflicts, and Asymmetry

Prashant Hosur Suhas (Clarkson University)Centrali es, Triangles, and Rivalry Dura on

Bomi Lee (University of Iowa)


Measuring Military Interven ons: Discussing New and Exis ng Data Sources


Chair Monica Duffy To (Tu s University, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy)

Part. Neha Ansari (Fletcher School, Tu s University)Part. Vito D'Orazio (University of Texas at Dallas)Part. Nils Hägerdal (Tu s University)Part. Jennifer Kavanagh (RAND Corpora on)Part. Sidita Kushi (Bridgewater State University)Part. Steven V. Miller (Clemson University)Part. Tricia Sullivan (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill)

Roundtable


Trends in the Study of Extremism in the United States, Europe and Asia


Chair Chardon Murray (UNC Wilmington)Disc. Joseph Young (American University)

Panel

The Perfect Storm: Mass Radicaliza on into QAnon Sophia Moskalenko (Georgia state University)

Black-Pill-White-Pill: Primary Research into the Involuntary Celibate (Incel) Milieu

Jesse Morton (Parallel Networks )The Twists and Turns of Islamist Militancy in Bangladesh

Ali Riaz (Illinois State University) Why They Join: Entry into Islamist Extremist Movements in Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines

Julie Chernov Hwang (Goucher College)Correlates of Radical Inten ons and Exposure to Extremist Materials: A U.K. Na onally Representa ve Survey

Paul Gill (University College London)Zoe Marchment (UCL)


New Approaches and New Methods in the Interna onalTD44: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Annick T. R. Wibben (Swedish Defence University)Disc. José O. Pérez (Ohio State University)

Panel

Advancing the two-level idea onal approach in Interna onal Rela ons

Yoon Jin Lee (Wellesley College Department of Poli cal Science)Rela onal effects of performing field research during a (global) pandemic

Miriam Tekath (Philipps-University Marburg, Center for Conflict Sudies)

Global Happiness: A Research AgendaAdam Lerner (Royal Holloway, University of London)

Three risks of narra ve IR Elizabeth A. Dauphinee (York University)Paulo Ravecca (Universidad de la Republica Uruguay)

Curiosity as method, affect and ethic in the produc on of knowledge in IR theory

Marta Bashovski (Campion College at the University of Regina)

Preliminary Program

Interna onal Organiza onInterdisciplinary Studies

Interna onal Organiza ons and the Agency of IndividualsTD45: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Nicola Chelo (Loughborough University)Disc. Nina Reiners (University of Potsdam)

Panel

Women Poli cal Elite and Interna onal Coopera onCaglayan Baser (Loyola University Chicago)

The agency of individuals in UN peace opera onsTom Buitelaar (Leiden University)

Beyond Opportunism: Intermediary Loyalty in Global GovernancePhilipp Genschel (European University Ins tute)Kenneth W. Abbo (Arizona State University)Bernhard Zangl (LMU Munich)

Rules of Engagement: Elite Cues and Public Support for Interna onal Organiza ons

Richard Clark (Princeton University)Kelebogile Zvobgo (College of William & Mary)

Chris ne Lagarde as ECB President: Shaking things up on gender equity

Pamela Blackmon (Pennsylvania State University, Altoona)


The Future of the China-US Rela onshipTD46: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Edward Kwon (Northern Kentucky University)Disc. Xiaoyu Pu (University of Nevada, Reno)

Panel

Prevent Decoupling or Seeking Dominance for Two-Paralleled-Markets? Scenario-Game Analysis on China-US Rela ons and World Order under Beijing’s Dual Circula on Strategy

Peng Wang (Renmin University of China)Cra ing US Foreign Policy Towards China Through Congress

Gabriel Kelly (The George Washington University, PhD Student)The US, China and Port Management: Containers or Containment in a New Cold War?

Steven F. Jackson (Indiana University of Pennsylvania)Compara ve Analysis of Joe Biden’s Policy in Northeast Asia

Marcin Grabowski (Jagiellonian University)The Role of Ar ficial Intelligence (AI) Technology in the US-China Rivalry

Ilaria Carrozza (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO))Nicholas James Marsh (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)Gregory Reichberg (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)


Domes c Polariza on and U.S. Foreign Policy: Ideas, ins tu ons, and policy implica ons


Chair Gordon Friedrichs (Heidelberg University)Chair Jordan Tama (American University)Part. Rachel Myrick (Duke University)Part. Peter Trubowitz (London School of Economics and Poli cal

Science)Part. Sarah Maxey (Loyola University Chicago)Part. James M. Sco (Texas Chris an University)Part. Dina Smeltz (The Chicago Council on Global Affairs)

Roundtable

Interdisciplinary StudiesPeace StudiesInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

From Local to Global: Forging Resilient Social Contracts in and Across Complex Se ngs


Chair Erin L. McCandless (University of Witwatersrand)Part. Mary Hope Schwoebel (Nova Southeastern University)Part. Marie-Joelle Zahar (University of Montreal)Part. Anna Jarstad (Uppsala University)Part. Susanne Schmeidl (School of Social Sciences, University of

New South Wales)Part. Necla Tschirgi (Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies,

University of San Diego)

Roundtable

Historical Interna onal Rela onsDiploma c Studies

Was there a Reagan revolu on in U.S. foreign policy?TD49: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Paul Miller (Georgetown University)Disc. Simon Miles (Duke University)Part. Jonathan Hunt (U.S. Air War College)Part. Jennifer M. Miller (Dartmouth College)Part. Michael De Groot (University of Pennsylvania)Part. Stephanie Freeman (Mississippi State University)Part. Lauren Turek (Trinity University)Part. Robert Rakove (Stanford University)Part. Elisabeth Leake (University of Leeds)

Roundtable


Two and a Half Years Into the Pandemic: Extremist Decision-making and Communica on During COVID-19


Chair David Malet (American University)Part. Chelsea Daymon (American University/The Loopcast)Part. Amarnath Amarasingam (Queen's University)Part. Adam Hoffman (Moshe Dayan Center, Tel Aviv University)Part. Ayse Lokmanoglu (Northwestern University)Part. Kurt Braddock (American University)

Roundtable


Civilian Agency During Violent Conflict (1) - StrategiesTD51: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Shane J. Barter (Soka University of America)Disc. Oliver Kaplan (University of Denver)Disc. Sebas an van Baalen (Uppsala University)

Panel

Civilian Agency During Conflict: Introducing the Peace Communi es Dataset

Jennifer Hodge (University College London)Unse ling Equilibria and the Need for Protec on: the Emergence of Vigilante Groups in Mexico

Juan Masullo (Leiden University)Moshe Ben Hamo (Oxford University)

In-Between State and Rebel Rule: Civilian Strategies Amidst Judicial Uncertainty

Bard Drange (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) and University of Oslo (UiO))

Preliminary Program

The Consent of the Intervened: Moral Intui ons About Other-Defence and U.S. Support for Military Interven on Abroad

Livia Isabella Schubiger (Duke University)Janina Dill (University of Oxford)

Protec ve Civilian Agency and Local PeacebuildingJana Krause (University of Oslo)


Resource Curse in a Climage-Changed World TD52: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Chris na Boyes (Centro de Inves gacion y Docencia Economicas (CIDE DEI))

Disc. Stacy D. VanDeveer (University of Massachuse s Boston)

Panel

Less Carbon Emissions, More Blood? How the European Green Deal Can Make Violent Conflicts More Likely

Mar jn Vlaskamp (Ins tut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals (IBEI))

A Green Asian Century? How Carbon Neutrality Ini ates by East Asian States Accelerate an Emerging Nexus with the Persian Gulf

B. Bryan Barber (Nazarbayev University)When helping doesn’t necessarily “help”: The impact of global involvement in local mining conflicts

Aviva Silburt (University of Waterloo)Drivers and Solu ons of Renewable Energy Related Violent Conflicts

Kendra Dupuy (PRIO)Carl Bruch (Environmental Law Ins tute)Francis Mwesigye (Economic Policy Research Center, Uganda)John-Andrew McNeish (Norwegian University of Life Sciences)

The Energy-Health Nexus in Conflicts in the Middle EastJeannie L. Sowers (University of New Hampshire)Erika S. Weinthal (Duke University)

English School

Diplomacy and Interna onal Order in Prac ce TD53: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Anna Wrobel (University of Warsaw)Disc. Terence Roehrig (US Naval War College)

Panel

The East Asian diploma c repertoire and the future of the ins tu on of diplomacy

Antoine Roth (Tohoku University)The English School, prac ce theory, and communi es of prac ce

Thomas Müller (Bielefeld University)Non-European Poli es and the Origins of the Most Favored Na on Clause

Robert Shaver (New School for Social Research)The Corrup on of Interna onal Society? General and Complete Disarmament from the Perspec ve of the Prac oners

Laust Schouenborg (Roskilde University)Interpreta on of South Korea’s value diplomacy towards Africa: focusing on the tension between order and jus ce

Yunhee Kim (Sookmyung Women's University)Yoochul Lee (Hanshin University)


Nuclear Non-prolifera on and Arms ControlTD54: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Thomas E. Doyle (Texas State University)Disc. Todd Robinson (Air Command and Staff College)

Panel

Why Do States Comply with the Nonprolifera on Regimes?: Assessing States' Internaliza on of the Nonprolifera on Rules

Lami Kim (US Army War College)“Those who are not with us are against us”: contesta on and radicalisa on within the nuclear order

Jana Baldus (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)Explaining nuclear weapons reversals: Measuring nuclear non-prolifera on norms via UNGA vo ng records

Edward Gonzalez (University of Southern California)Reducing Distrust among NPT States-Par es on the Disarmament Issue

Thomas E. Doyle (Texas State University)A poor subs tute or the next best thing: How far can you go with poli cally binding arms control agreements

Andrey Baklitskiy (MGIMO University)

Interna onal Poli cal EconomyInterna onal Communica on

The Role of the State in Internet GovernanceTD55: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Natasha Tusikov (York University)Disc. Madeline Carr (University College London (UCL))

Panel

From Governance Denial to State Regula on: A Controversy-Based Typology of Internet Governance Models

Mauro Santaniello (Università degli Studi di Salerno)The role of states in internet governance at ICANN

Olga Cavalli (University of Buenos Aires)Power and Authority in Internet Governance: Return of the State?

Blayne Haggart (Brock University)Natasha Tusikov (York University)Jan Aart Scholte (Leiden University)

The metagovernance of internet governance Niels ten Oever (University of Amsterdam)

Varie es of digital capitalism and the role of the state in internet governance

Jean Marie Chenou (Universidad de los Andes)

English SchoolTheoryA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

Dialogue and Diversity: Envisioning the English School in a Global IRTD56: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Dennis Schmidt (Swansea University)Disc. Barry Buzan (London School of Economics and Poli cal

Science)Disc. Cornelia B. Navari (University of Buckingham)Part. Joanne Yao (Queen Mary University of London)Part. Charlo a Friedner Parrat (Swedish Defence University)Part. Ma hew S. Weinert (University of Delaware)Part. Claudia Alvarenga Marconi (Pon fical Catholic University of

São Paulo (PUC-SP) )Part. J. Luis Rodriguez (Johns Hopkins University)

Roundtable


New Perspec ves on Refugees in Scholarship and Policymaking TD57: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Chris Ferrero (Coastal Carolina University)Disc. Jesse Acevedo (University of Denver)

Panel

Preliminary Program

Power-Sharing Poli cs and Refugee GovernanceTamirace Fakhoury (Aalborg University)Allison McCulloch (Brandon University)

Smart Phones, Be er Neighbors? Technology and social cohesion in urban refugee host communi es

Charles Patrick Mar n-Shields (German Development Ins tute)Exploring the Variety of Refugee Policies: The Numbers vs. Rights Trade-Offs Revisited

Hirotaka Fujibayashi (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)

Out-of-camp but not out of mind: Suppor ng Syrian refugees in Jordan’s ci es

Sarah Tobin (Chr. Michelsen Ins tute)Refugee Return and Conflict: Evidence from a Natural Experiment

Christopher Blair (University of Pennsylvania)


Global JihadTD58: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Annelle Sheline (Rice University)Disc. Assaf Moghadam (Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya (IDC))

Panel

Jus ce, Inequality and Order: The Curious Case of the Jihadi Divine Jus ce

Barak Mendelsohn (Haverford College)Online extremist subcultures and violence

Daniela I. Pisoiu (Austrian Ins tute for Interna onal Affairs)Pledging Fidelity and the Diversifica on of Violence

Mark Berlin (George Washington University)Blair Welsh (University of Essex)

Globaliza on of local Islamist struggles: Drivers of affilia on with transna onal networks of global jihad

Nihad Aboud (University of Essex)Kashmir in the imagina on of Transna onal Jihad

Ekta Manhas (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi)

Human RightsPeace StudiesInterna onal Law

Apology and Accountability: Reckoning with Past WrongsTD59: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Laia Balcells (Georgetown University)Disc. Emily Ri er (Vanderbilt University)Disc. K. Chad Clay (University of Georgia)

Panel

Hard to Say I'm Sorry: Domes c Reac ons to Making Interna onal Apologies

Michaela Ma es (University of California, Berkeley)Jessica Weeks (University of Wisconsin - Madison)

The Poli cs of Colonial Responsibility: Evidence from Bri sh and French Parliamentary Debates

Risa Kitagawa (Northeastern University)Fiona Shen-Bayh (William & Mary)

The Condor Trials: Transna onal Jus ce-Seeking Efforts in South America and Beyond

Francesca Lessa (University of Oxford)A Typology of Norm Content Change: The Empirical Cases of Three Transi onal Jus ce Norms

Michal Ben-Josef Hirsch (Suffolk University)Jennifer Dixon (Villanova University)

Judging the Past: The Vic m-Level Poli cal Consequences of Human Rights Trials

Elsa Voytas (Princeton University)


“Widening” Research on Migra on States: New Insights from the “Global South”


Chair Meghan Garrity (University of Pennsylvania)Disc. Fiona Adamson (SOAS, University of London)Disc. Beth Elise Whitaker (University of North Carolina at Charlo e)

Panel

Researching Migra on States in the “Global South”: A Cri cal Appraisal

Katharina Na er (University of Leiden)Blazing the Paper Trail: Documents as Migra on States’ Temporal Control

Victoria Finn (Universidad Diego Portales )Spectrums of Ci zenship in Migra on States: Ambiguous “Ci zens” in Jordan

Lillian Frost (Virginia Tech)Unpacking Lebanon’s Hybrid Migra on State: Ins tu onal Ambiguity Beyond Failure and Fragility

Nora Stel (Radboud University)Imperial Migra on States

Audie Klotz (Syracuse University)

Poli cal Demography and GeographyInterna onal Security StudiesEthnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies

Contested Borderland, Buffers, and PeopleTD61: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Burak Kadercan (US Naval War College)Disc. Mar n Jonathan Bayly (London School of Economics)

Panel

Buffers, Borderlands, and Interna onal RivalryBoaz Atzili (American University)Min Jung Kim (American University)

Warrants Buffer? Explaining buffer divergenceEhud Eiran (University of Haifa)

Monks and Migrants: Explaining Chinese State Control of Tibet and Xinjiang

Anna Zhang (University of Pennsylvania)White Man’s Order: Colonial Origins of the Sovereign Territorial Order

Burak Kadercan (US Naval War College)State-Directed Popula on Movements and Territorial Conflict

Oded Haklai (Queen's University)

Preliminary Program

Interna onal Poli cal EconomyHuman Rights

A be er world in the making locally? Lessons in collabora ve, trans-disciplinary efforts for self-determina on through food, an -mining, environmental and other struggles against corporate globaliza on


Chair Peter Smith (Athabasca University)Disc. Nora McKeon (Roma Tre University)Part. Nora McKeon (Roma Tre University)Part. Robin Broad (American University)Part. Pamela Mar n (Coastal Carolina University)Part. Dimitris Stevis (Colorado State University)Part. Marilyn Grell-Brisk (UC Riverside)Part. Jackie Smith (University of Pi sburgh)Part. Teivo Teivainen (University of Helsinki)

Roundtable


Global Perspec ves on Foreign PolicyTD63: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Morgan L. Kaplan (Harvard University)Disc. Morgan L. Kaplan (Harvard University)Disc. Carla Mar nez Machain (Kansas State University)

Panel

Se ng the Globalism and Na onalism Stages: Two Hundred Forty Five Years of Interac ons Between Domes c Moods and Interna onal Interests in U.S. Foreign Policy Related to the First Year of President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden

Jack E. Holmes (Hope College)Elite Policy Scripts, Symbolic Interac on, and the Foreign Policies of African States

Paul A. Kowert (University of Massachuse s Boston)John F. Clark (Florida Interna onal University)

What Restraint Gets Wrong: Offshore Balancing and US Grand Strategy

Tudor A. Onea (Bilkent University)Cas ng Too Wide A Net: Grand Strategy and The Global War on Terror

Raymond Thomas (Virginia Tech)A Thema c Analysis of How U.S. Bureaucrats Impact Strategy, Policy, and Plan Development Processes by Gran ng and Gaining Entrée to the Development Space

Nicholas K. Sobecki (The University of Alabama)


Tourism and Security in Global Poli cs II: Heritage, Environment and Infrastructures


Chair Elisa Wynne-Hughes (Cardiff University)Chair Sarah Becklake (Leibniz University Hannover)Disc. Debbie Lisle (Queen's University of Belfast)

Panel

Sanctuary Stamps and the Possibili es for Refusal of Corporate Tourist Securi sa on along Train Maya, Mexico

Ma lde Córdoba Azcárate (UC San Diego)Environmental and human security and the commodifica on of nature: Global extrac vism, the Skouries mining project in Greece and its impact on sustainable tourism

Gabriela Kue ng (Rutgers University)

Affec ve Architectures: Tourism economies and the decolonisa on of war museums

Audrey Reeves (Virginia Tech)Securi sing World Heritage: Conserva on, archaeology, and livelihood fron ers in northern Guatemala

Jennifer Devine (Texas State University)Laura Aileen Sauls (University of Sheffield)

Imagining an Excluding Paradise: Landscape, space and power in sun and beach tourism in Guanacaste, Costa Rica

Esteban Barboza-Núñez (Universidad Nacional, Costa Rica)


Networks of Coopera ons and ConflictTD65: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Mark Crescenzi (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)Disc. Mark Crescenzi (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)

Panel

Networks, Resource Exchange, and Power: Explaining the Efficacy of Coercion in Interna onal Conflict and Trade

Weining Ai (Arizona State University)Indirect Barriers to Trade: Civil-Military Rela ons and Interna onal Trade

Rizwan Asghar (University of California, Davis)Network Dynamics of Interna onal Poli cs: Intensity, Vola lity, and Stability

Arthur Stein (UCLA)A Network Model of Interna onal Security Coopera on

Zeev Maoz (University of California, Davis)Stephanie Kang (University of California, Davis)Brandon J. Kinne (University of California, Davis)

Comparing Communi es in Different Interna onal Interac ve Networks: Connectedness, Structural Traits, and Rela ve Power

Yuelin Wang (Duke University)Yueyi Li (Duke University)


Debt, Investment and FinanceTD66: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair William W. Grimes (Boston University)Disc. William W. Grimes (Boston University)

Panel

Ethnic Poli cs and Sovereign Debt SustainabilityMa hew R. DiGiuseppe (Leiden University)Kathleen Brown (Leiden University)

Who Lends, Who Borrows, and Who Wins: Sovereign Debt Markets and Interna onal Conflict

Brenton J. Kenkel (Vanderbilt University)Foreign Direct Investment Interrupted or Business as Usual? Sectoral Heterogeneity of Investor Responses to Nega ve Poli cal Events

Yoo Sun Jung (UC San Diego)Yohan Park (Texas A&M University)

Et Tu, Brute? Reputa ons, FDI, and Contract BreachEkrem Baser (New York University Abu Dhabi)

Rethinking Sovereign Default Decisions: A Computa onal Model of Two-Level Nego a ons

Alessandra Romani (The Graduate Ins tute Geneva)

Preliminary Program

Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on StudiesScien fic Study of Interna onal Processes

The Poli cs of Refugee and IDP Recep on in the Global SouthTD67: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Rana B. Khoury (Northwestern University)Disc. Rana B. Khoury (Northwestern University)

Panel

Theories of Refugee Migra on: A Review and AppraisalAla' Alrababa'h (Stanford University)Daniel Masterson (Stanford University)

Return without Refoulement: Strategies of Refugee Repression in the Global South

Stephanie Schwartz (University of Southern California)State responses to Internally Displaced People: A new dataset

Adam Lichtenheld (University of California, Berkeley)Abbey Steele (University of Amsterdam)

When Refugee Exposure Increases Incumbent Support: Evidence from Uganda

Yang-Yang Zhou (University of Bri sh Columbia)Guy Grossman (University of Pennsylvania)

Mayors as Partners?: The Complex Role of Municipal Authori es in Migra on Governance

Lama Mourad (Carleton University)


Tackling Diversity, Inequity and Exclusion Globally - Global Lessons for Conflict Resolu on, Peacebuilding and Development


Chair Carla Koppell (Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University)

Part. Madison Schramm (Carnegie Mellon University)Part. Meaghan Shoemaker (Queen's University )Part. Anne Goetz (New York University)Part. Sarah Federman (University of Bal more, College of Public

Affairs)Part. Hugo van der Merwe (Centre for the Study of Violence and

Reconcilia on)Part. Jennifer Marie Brinkerhoff (George Washington University)

Roundtable


Narcissism and Empathy in Poli cal Leadership: The Importance of the Psychological in Understanding the Global


Chair Philippe Beauregard (Université de Montréal)Part. Claire Yorke (Yale University )Part. Nicholas John Wheeler (University of Birmingham)Part. Thomas Kohut (Williams College)Part. Catarina Kinnvall (Lund University)Part. Tereza Capelos (University of Birmingham)

Roundtable

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer & Allies Caucus

Exploring approaches to Interna onalizing LGBTQ+ human rightsTD70: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Emil Edenborg (Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)Disc. Cynthia Burack (Ohio State University)

Panel

Gatekeepers and Tipping Points: the UN’s Independent Expert on Sexual Orienta on and Gender Iden ty and interna onaliza on of LGBTIQ+ rights

Ariel G. Mekler (Graduate Center, CUNY)

Interna onalizing Queer Libera on: Scholar-Ac vist Collabora ve Theory Development

Nick Mule (York University)JP Armstrong (York University)

Queer Racialized Readings of U.S. LGBTQ+ Foreign Policy Under Trump

Emerson Maione (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro)Queering Public Policy in La n America

Arthur Murta (Pon fical Catholic University of São Paulo)Walking a ghtrope: Brazilian foreign policy and LGBT rights at the UN

Danilo Marcondes de Souza Neto (Brazilian War College)Paula Drumond (Pon fical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro)


Humanitarianism in the Asia-Pacific: Engaging the Debate in Academia, Policy and Prac ce


Chair Mely C. Anthony (Nanyang Technological University)Part. Alistair D. B. Cook (Nanyang Technological University, S.

Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies)Part. Lina Gong (Nanyang Technological University)Part. Oscar A. Gomez (Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University)Part. Derek McDougall (University of Melbourne)Part. Pichamon Yeophantong (UNSW Canberra - Australian Defence

Force Academy)Part. Kilian Spandler (University of Gothenburg)

Roundtable


Urban governance, business and sustainable development in conflict-affected ci es


Chair Benedicte Bull (University of Oslo)Disc. Sean Fox (University of Bristol)

Panel

Crisis, conflict, and commerce: Business, violence and the COVID pandemic in La n American ci es

Kris an Hoelscher (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)Business in transi on: Analyzing new challenges for Colombia in the context of urban violence

Angelika Re berg (Universidad de los Andes)Precarious entrepreneurs: Everyday naviga on among violent actors within the informal economic sector of Kampala (Uganda)

Øystein Rolandsen (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)Violence, Business, and Urban Development in a Failed State: the Case of Lebanon

John Katsos (Associate Professor of Business Law and Ethics, American University of Sharjah)

Whose agency, whose peace? Interroga ng the role of small business in urban violence and inclusive governance in Cape Town, South Africa

Brian Ganson (University of Stellenbosch Business School)Sarah Cechvala (University of Oslo)

Preliminary Program

Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on StudiesHuman Rights

Next Steps for Research on Statelessness, Governance, and the Problem of Ci zenship


Chair Lindsey Kingston (Webster University)Chair Tendayi Bloom (University of Birmingham)Part. Karina Ambartsoumian-Clough (United Stateless )Part. Haqqi Bahram (Linköping University )Part. Ekaterina E (United Stateless)Part. Allison Petrozziello (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs,

Wilfrid Laurier University)Part. Nataliia Kasianenko (California State University, Fresno)Part. Jamie Liew (University of O awa)

Roundtable

Global HealthHuman RightsEthnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies

The Right to Health and Wellbeing for Migrants in Mexico and the United States: The COVID-19 Pandemic and the Path Forward


Chair Valeria Marina Valle (Universidad Iberoamericana Mexico City)

Part. Caroline Deschak (Universidad Iberoamericana)Part. Valeria Marina Valle (Universidad Iberoamericana Mexico

City)Part. Alexander Voisine (University of Texas Aus n)Part. Sergio Ismael Vázquez Meneley (Universidad Nacional

Autónoma de México)Part. Michelle Ruiz Valdes (Universidad Iberoamericana)

Roundtable

Global HealthHuman RightsInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

Gender, Health and Intersec onal ChallengesTD75: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Andrew Cortell (Auburn University at Montgomery)Disc. Rhaissa Pagot (Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul)

Panel

The baby and the bathwater: the cost of miscarriage and infer lity for professional women in the UK

Chris na Hellmich (University of Reading)Bo om-up policymaking? An examina on of self-managed abor on ac vism's impact on public health expert discourse

Mariana Prandini Assis (Dalhousie University)The Human Rights Situa on, Access, and Inclusion of Persons with Disabili es in Lima, Peru

Tina Kempin Reuter (University of Alabama at Birmingham)A review of the current scenario of pregnant and postpartum women with covid-19 in Brazil and worldwide.

Lorena Holder (Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte)The impact of transi onal jus ce processes on in mate partner violence

Janina Steinert (Technical University of Munich)Christoph Steinert (University of Mannheim)

Human RightsInterna onal EthicsInterna onal Law

Infrastructures of Viola on: Structures, Ins tu ons, and Prac ces to Support State Viola on of Human Rights


Chair Dzeneta Karabegovic (University of Salzburg)Disc. Suparna Chaudhry (Lewis & Clark College)

Panel

Democracies and Secret Law: The Latest Challenge to Interna onal Human Rights.

Arturo Jimenez-Bacardi (University of South Florida)A Ladder of Violence? The Strategic Use of Concentra on Camp Systems

Rachel D. Van Nostrand (The University of Arizona)Barbariza on in World Poli cs

Guy Zohar (Bar-Ilan University)Ins tu onalized Abuse: State Incen viza on and Oppressive Human Rights Viola on

Ma hew Rains (University of Georgia)Shades of Deniability: the Interna onal Rela ons Implica ons of Covert Violent Repression

Madeleine Stevens (University of Chicago)

Global South CaucusA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

Legi ma on Contests in the Global South - Advancing alterna ves to studying regional integra on


Chair Nita Rudra (Georgetown University)Disc. Amrita Narlikar (German Ins tute for Global and Area Studies

(GIGA) and University of Hamburg)Disc. Jacqueline Braveboy-Wagner (City University of New York)

Panel

Human Rights in the Arab League and CARICOM – Approaching Self-Legi ma on in the Global South

Swantje Schirmer (GIGA Hamburg)Media ng the Local and the Global via Procedural Legi ma on in ASEAN

Alice D. Ba (University of Delaware)Regional Economic Communi es as Legi mizers of the AU Regime: Purpose or Pretence

Chidebe Ma hew Nwankwo (University of Nigeria)Discussing and assessing the legi macy of the Amazon Coopera on Treaty Organiza on

Andrea Ribeiro Hoffmann (Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro)Crisis, nostalgia, and resilience: The legi macy of global governance ins tu ons under condi ons of mul polarity

Sinan Chu (German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies)Heike Holbig (German Ins tute for Global and Area Studies (GIGA))Amrita Narlikar (German Ins tute for Global and Area Studies (GIGA) and University of Hamburg)Johannes Plagemann (GIGA German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies)

Preliminary Program


Process Ontology and Fundamental Interconnectedness in Interna onal Rela ons


Chair Anne-Sophie Jung (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine)

Disc. Kenneth MacLeish (Vanderbilt University)

Panel

Valuing life – the case of gene therapyEva Hilberg (University of Sheffield)

Overlapping mul species processes and (un)becoming pandemic in a racialized world

Nadine Voelkner (University of Groningen)Nature’s Processes: The Anthropocene, Schelling and Biosecurity

Christopher Long (University of Sussex)Poli cs in Space me

Jayson Waters (The University of Sydney)A Biography of Force: Process, Interrup on, and Meaning in a Life of Violence

Jairus V. Grove (University of Hawai'i at Manoa)


Beyond transi onal jus ce: Transforma ve jus ce and the state of the field (or non-field)


Chair Joanna R. Quinn (The University of Western Ontario)Chair Ma hew Evans (University of Sussex and University of the

Witwatersrand)Disc. Lauren M. Balasco (Stockton University)Part. Dus n Sharp (University of San Diego, Kroc School of Peace

Studies)Part. Dáire McGill (University of Oxford)Part. Maja Davidovic (Durham University)Part. Helen Scanlon (University of Cape Town)Part. Eric Hoddy (Lund University Centre for Sustainability Studies

(LUCSUS))Part. Lauren Dempster (Queen's University Belfast)

Roundtable

Friday


Economic Dispari esFA00-1: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Disc. Xiaoye She (California State University San Marcos)


Meaningful jobs for newcomers to Canada and abroad: an integral view of underemployment and immigra on

Cynthia Leal (University of Waterloo)Homebuying Restric ons, Wealth Inequality, and Social Mobility: Evidence from China

Chengyu Fu (Harvard University)US Aid and Leader survival: A return to the past but a change faces at the same me

Song Eun Lee (Yonsei University)More united or more divided? The response of tradi onal western donors towards China.

Zheng Zhai (Na onal University of Singapore)


Interna onal Coopera onFA00-2: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Disc. Sorina Crisan (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies, Geneva)


Geopoli cs, Interna onal Coopera on and the Pacific AllianceCarlos Gabriel Arguelles Arredondo (Universidad del Mar - Mexico )

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION, PARADIPLOMACY AND THE AMAZON: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SUSTAINABILITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.

Vitória Libni Macêdo Costa (Federal University of Tocan ns (UFT))

Transborder coopera on for the development of sustainable ci es and communi es in the Tijuana - San Diego border region. Review of ins tu ons.

Ana Luisa Ramirez Soto (Autonomous University of Baja California)

Peace StudiesTheory

Peace and the Poli cs of MemoryFA01: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Annika F. Bjorkdahl (Lund University)Part. Oliver Richmond (University of Manchester)Part. Valerie Rosoux (Louvain University)Part. DM Mwambari (kings college London)Part. Johanna Mannergren Selimovic (Södertörn University)Part. Gearoid Millar (University of Aberdeen)

Roundtable

Preliminary Program


Interna onal Studies and Struggles for Social Jus ce and InclusionFA02: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Part. Jamie J. Hagen (Queen's University Belfast)Part. Cassy L. Dorff (Vanderbilt University)Part. Raul Pacheco-Vega (Facultad La noamericana de Ciencias

Sociales (FLACSO) México)Part. Kanisha D. Bond (Binghamton University)Part. Cameron G. Thies (Michigan State University)Part. Tarik Abou-Chadi (University of Zurich)Part. Laia Balcells (Georgetown University)Mod. Cullen Hendrix (Korbel School, University of Denver/PIIE)

Sapphire Series


Interna onal Organiza ons and Public OpinionFA03: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Gustav Meibauer (Radboud University)Disc. Reinout van der Veer (Radboud University Nijmegen)

Panel

Interna onal Organiza ons and Public Opinion: The Case of Climate Change

Brian Greenhill (University at Albany, SUNY)At What Cost? Power, Payments, and Public Support of Interna onal Organiza ons

Ryan Brutger (University of California, Berkeley)The effects of (de)legi ma on on ci zens’ belief in global governance: A worldwide survey experiment

Farsan Ghassim (Lund University)Informa on, Emo on, and Support for Interna onal Organiza ons: Evidence from Chinese Media Coverage of WTO Disputes

Seowoo Chung (Korea University)Trust and Transparency: Informa on Availability and NGO Trust

Elizabeth Bloodgood (Concordia University)


Pandemic, Ins tu ons, and PedagogyFA04: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Andrew Heffernan (University of O awa)Disc. Andrew Heffernan (University of O awa)

Panel

The future of Japanese Higher Educa on: The Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on the Classrooms of Japanese Universi es

Ryo Shimizu (Kobe Gakuin University)Training for the UN in the Twenty-First Century: An Assessment of Professionalism, Leadership, and Gender Equality in Model UN Simula ons

Roni Kay Marie O'Dell (Seton Hill University)Innova ons in running a Model United Na ons during a pandemic

Carolyn M. Stephenson (University of Hawaii Manoa)Global Immersion in Lockdown: Facilita ng global health learning experiences during the COVID Pandemic

Heather Wipfli (University of Southern California)Teaching, Self-Care, and Reflec ve Prac ce during a Pandemic

Rachel Vanderhill (Wofford College)Courtney Dorroll (Wofford College)

Ac ve Learning in Interna onal AffairsGlobal Development

Teaching IR PluriversallyFA05: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Amaya Querejazu (Universidad de An oquia)Chair Sara C. Mo a (University of Newcastle)Part. Navnita C. Behera (Delhi University)Part. Anahita Arian (University of Erfurt)Part. Garre FitzGerald (University of Notre Dame)Part. Sara C. Mo a (University of Newcastle)Part. Tamara Trownsell (Universidad San Francisco de Quito)Part. Jarrad Reddekop (University of Victoria)Part. Giorgio Shani (Interna onal Chris an University)

Roundtable


Profit with Purpose? Beyond CSR and Contemporary Forms of Private Authority in Global Environmental Governance

FA06: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Robert Falkner (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Disc. Ma hew Paterson (University of Manchester)

Panel

Index-insurance and the pseudo-priva za on of disaster governance: The African Risk Capacity, climate, and famine

Nick Bernards (University of Warwick)Sustainable and resilient finance for real this me? The novel role of BlackRock in the global governance of climate change and the environment

Sarah E Sharma (Queen's University)Public enterprises, private authority? The Janus face of state ownership in global environmental governance

Milan Babic (Maastricht University)The 100 Resilient Ci es ini a ve: A natural experiment in the poli cs of crea ng a sustainable world

Ma hew J. Hoffmann (University of Toronto)Financing the petrochemicals expansion despite commitments to sustainability: The role of global finance

Jakob Skovgaard (Lund University)Guy Finkill (Lund University)Fredric Bauer (Lund University)

Science, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela onsInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

Informa on, Social Media, Mass Distrac on, and CyberFA07: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM


Disc. Gemma Marolda (University of Pi sburgh)

Panel

Online Racism: From Social Media to the Dark Web, From the Keyboard to the Streets

Lev Topor (Center for Cyber Law and Policy, University of Haifa)The Pursuit of Humanitarian Legibility: How the rise in data collec on and surveillance contribute to reinforce power dynamics in the aid sector

Ziad Al Achkar (George Mason Univeristy)Global Internet governance: China and transna onality in the post-Snowden period

Jaqueline Piga o (UNESP) Science, Technology, Society and the Wicked WEB: Disarming Weapons of Mass Distrac on

Gabriella Paár-Jákli (Kent State University)

Preliminary Program

Virtualising IR: Mapping Future Impacts of Virtual and Augmented Reali es

Ciaran Gillespie (University of Surrey)


Internet Infrastructure: the next ba le of IRFA08: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Jan Aart Scholte (Leiden University)Disc. Blayne Haggart (Brock University)Disc. James Shires (Ins tute of Security and Global Affairs,

University of Leiden)

Panel

Global Rivalry Over the Leadership in ICT Standardiza on: SDO Governance Amid Changing Pa erns of Par cipa on

Justus Baron (Northwestern University)The quantum state of infrastructure reconfigura on in 5G

Niels ten Oever (University of Amsterdam)Digital Healthcare and Wellbeing: An Emerging Infrastructure in Need of Regulatory Reform and Harmonised Standards

Irina Brass (University College London)Pla ormising cybersecurity: programming knowledge for the future threat

Louise Marie Hurel (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Civil Society Interven ons in Internet Governance: Cultural limits and concerns

Corinne Cath-Speth (Oxford Internet Ins tute)


Rethinking the Crossings of BordersFA09: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Daniela Musina (Scuola Normale Superiore)Disc. Philippe M. Frowd (University of O awa)

Panel

Migrants, Hikers, and Se ler Sovereignty: Displacement, Deterrence and Dispossession in the Sonoran Borderlands

Benjamin J. Muller (King's University College)Making Waste into Art, and Art into Waste: the Mul ple A erlives of Migratory Traces

Anna Finiguerra (Queen Mary University of London) State-Sanc oned Border Transgressions as Sovereign Prac ce: The Case of Morocco and Spanish-controlled Ceuta

Charlie Price (University of Warwick)Yasmine Zarhloule (University of Oxford)

Rulifica on and the European management of migrantsShoshana Fine (Sciences Po/CERI)Thomas Lindemann (Ecole Polytechnique/Universite de Versailles Saint Quen n)

The Calais Jungle: Violence, Precariousness, and the racialised borders of ‘the human’

Tarsis Daylan Brito (London School of Economics (LSE))


Cri cal Musings on AI Use and Development: Surveillance, Repression, Specia on and uncertainty.

FA10: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Delf Rothe (Ins tute for Peace Research and Security Policy at the University of Hamburg)

Disc. Kiran Phull (King's College London)

Panel

Informa ng Authoritarianism: A Genealogy of Repression Technologies

Roberta Duffield (University of California, Santa Barbara)Bre Aho (University of California, Santa Barbara)

Towards a Poli cal Theory of Disrup ve TechnologyLuka Nikolic (Charles University Prague)

Ethical and human-centric AI as a basic interna onal response towards the emerging technology

Jus nas Lingevicius (Vilnius University)The geo-poli cs of EU Digital Sovereignty: security between Ar ficial Intelligence and Quantum Compu ng

Stella Blumfelde (University of Genova)Andrea Calderaro (Cardiff University)

Global Capitalism Ad Infinitum: Ar ficial Intelligence as an Ideological Placebo for Capitalism’s Internal Contradic ons

Maurizio Tinnirello (Independent Researcher)

Interna onal Studies Associa onGerman Poli cal Science Associa on

China and the contesta on of the liberal economic orderFA11: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Julia Langbein (Centre for East European and Interna onal Studies)

Chair Tanja A. Börzel (Freie Universität Berlin)Disc. Thomas Risse (Freie Universität Berlin)

Partner Organiza on

Partner or Compe tor? China’s rela ons with the Global South in the World Trade Organiza on

Clara Weinhardt (Maastricht University)How Chinese SOEs threaten the Interna onal Liberal Economic Order and how they have already changed it

Francesca Ghire (King's College London)How are China’s Trade Policies Affec ng the Developing World? Agriculture and Fisheries Subsidies

Kristen Hopewell (University of Bri sh Columbia)State capitalism, capital markets and the liberal economic order: Comparing securi es exchanges in emerging markets

Andreas Noelke (Goethe University Frankfurt)Johannes Petry (Free University Berlin)

China, the EU and policy space in Eastern EuropeValen n Krüsmann (ZOiS - Centre of East European and Interna onal Studies)Julia Langbein (Centre for East European and Interna onal Studies)

Peace Studies

Composite (In)Securi es in a Small World: Rethinking Global Security Governance

FA12: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Markus-Michael Müller (Roskilde University)Chair Louise Wiuff Moe (University of Hamburg)Disc. Charles Hunt (RMIT University)

Panel

UN Police and Countering/Preven ng Violent Extremism as a Modality of Global Security Governance

Shannon Zimmerman (University of Queensland)Global Threat Management at the Security-Development Nexus

Bruno Charbonneau (Royal Military College Saint-Jean)Performa ve Epistemological Poli cs. Global Networks of Knowledge Produc on and the Environment-Security Nexus

Louise Wiuff Moe (University of Hamburg)Markus-Michael Müller (Roskilde University)

Preliminary Program

Unpacking North-South Entanglements in Colombian South-South Security Coopera on in La n America

Markus Hochmüller (University of Oxford)Linking Internal Security Opera ons and Interna onal Peacekeeping in the Case of the Ghana Armed Forces

Peter Albrecht (Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies (DIIS))Fiifi Edu-Afful (Kofi Annan Interna onal Peacekeeping Training Centre (KAIPTC))

Interna onal Poli cal SociologyPeace StudiesA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

Undoing WarFA13: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Caroline Holmqvist (Swedish Defense University)Disc. Jairus V. Grove (University of Hawai'i at Manoa)Part. Dan Öberg (Swedish Defence University)Part. Caroline Holmqvist (Swedish Defense University)Part. Andreas Behnke (University of Reading)Part. Kyle A. Grayson (Newcastle University)Part. Lauren Wilcox (University of Cambridge)Part. Nisha Shah (University of O awa)Part. Ma hew Ford (University of Sussex)Part. Oliver Belcher (Durham University)Part. Helen M. Kinsella (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

Roundtable


Exploring Interpersonal Contact in DiplomacyFA14: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Marcus Holmes (The College of William and Mary)Chair Deepak Nair (Na onal University of Singapore)Disc. Jeremie Cornut (Simon Fraser University)

Panel

Healing the Scars of Par on: Bhu o/Gandhi 1989-1990 Marcus Holmes (The College of William and Mary)Nicholas John Wheeler (University of Birmingham)

Interpersonal Diplomacy and the Destruc ve Power of TrustLarissa Versloot (University of Copenhagen)

Being Familiar: The Role of Professional Friendships in DiplomacyClaire Yorke (Yale University )

Diploma c Encounters Sweet and Sour: Resident US Ambassadors in Southeast Asia

Deepak Nair (Na onal University of Singapore)Micro-dynamics of Bonding, Listening and Clashing in the UN Security Council: Insights from Video Data Analysis

Isabel Bramsen (Associate Senior Lecturer, Lund University)Marcus Holmes (The College of William and Mary)

Peace Studies

Implemen ng Peace AgreementsFA15: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Mar n Waehlisch (United Na ons)Disc. Mar n Waehlisch (United Na ons)

Panel

Pa ence with Peacebuilding: Does slow peace agreement implementa on affect people’s a tudes?

Helga Malmin Binningsboe (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO))

Rebel Coopera on and Nego ated Se lement Success a er Mul party Civil Wars

Brandon Bolte (Penn State University)

Do Ambi ous Peace Agreements Foment Violence? Sally Sharif (Kroc Ins tute for Interna onal Peace Studies)

Civil War Peace Agreements, their Provisions, and the Processes Involved

Marie Olson Lounsbery (East Carolina University)Karl DeRouen Jr. (University of Alabama)

Who to blame? Iden fying the source of peace agreement breakdown

Brian Urlacher (University of North Dakota)

Peace Studies

Local-interna onal interac ons and hybrid peaceFA16: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM


Disc. Alan Keenan (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Panel

How Do the Tradi onal Actors of Liberal Peacebuilding Interact with Non-Tradi onal Actors?

Burak Toygar Halistoprak (Antalya Bilim University)Tradi onal civil society, non-governmental, state and interna onal actors in the reconstruc on of Mosul: assessing coexistence, complementarity and compe on

Irene Costan ni (University of Naples, L'Orientale)Advancing Hybridity: A new nexus for interna onal and local peacebuilding

Charles Davidson (George Mason University)From Top to Bo om: How Peace Can Trickle Down

Samantha Marie Gamez (swisspeace)Innova ng the conceptualiza on of hybridity in peace and conflict processes: local conflict trajectories in Madagascar.

Velomahanina Razakamaharavo (Technische Universität München School of Governance)

Interna onal Law

Interna onal Law and Trade: Effec ve or Not?FA17: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Jeethu Elza Cherian Chacko (Australian High Commission)Disc. Shelley Liu (UC Berkeley, Goldman School of Public Policy)

Panel

‘Lets follow the money!’: The Anatomy and Effects of Funding of Key Mul lateral Ins tu ons Dealing with HR protec on

Laszlo Sarkany (King's University College, The University of Western Ontario )

Arbitra on as an Alterna ve Dispute Mechanism at the WTO Felicia Grey (Middlebury College)

Conceptualizing Power and Exper se in Private Transna onal Governance: Arbitrators as Norm Entrepreneurs in Interna onal Investment Law Reform

David Lark (University of Victoria)“As you sow, so shall you reap”: the Clinton Presidency and the origins of the US-WTO crisis

Henry M. Lovat (University of Glasgow, School of Law)The Right to Cheat? Explaining the Use of Escape Clauses in Trade Agreements

Rachel Hulvey (University of Pennsylvania)Clara Lee (University of Pennsylvania)

Preliminary Program

Peace Studies

Natural Resources in Armed ConflictsFA18: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Elisabeth A. King (New York University)Disc. Asees Puri (The Graduate Ins tute for Interna onal &

Development Studies)

Panel

Containing the Resource Curse? The Limits of Local Community-Led Peacebuilding in Northwest Kenya

Fletcher D. Cox (William Jewell College)Mines and the Road to Violence: Revenue Genera ng Schemes and the Spa al Distribu on of Violence in Resource-Rich Conflicts

Thomas O'Mealia (University of Michigan)From peace agreements to sustainable peace? Pathways to building peace a er natural resources conflicts

Barbara Magalhaes Teixeira (Lund University)Natural resource, rent seeking, economic development, and conflict nexus: Examining the resource curse hypothesis of the extrac ve industry in Ghana.

David Aratuo (George Mason University)Natural Resources and Civil War Media on: The effec veness of third-party media ons in oil-rich countries

Myunghee Lee (University of Copenhagen)Bryce W. Reeder (University of Missouri)


The Iron Cage of Interna onal BureaucracyFA19: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Richard Clark (Princeton University)Disc. Leonard Seabrooke (Copenhagen Business School)

Panel

Fragmenta on or Coordina on? Bureaucra c Ties and Condi onality Design at the IMF and World Bank

Mirko Heinzel (University of Potsdam)Catherine (Kate) Weaver (University of Texas at Aus n)

Explaining Project Success and Failure of Interna onal Organiza ons: An Automated Analysis of Evalua on Reports

Steffen Eckhard (University of Konstanz)Elena Leuschner (University of Gothenburg)

Resolving the Peacekeeping Dilemma: How UN Peacekeepers Respond to Host State Democra c Norm Viola ons

Sarah von Billerbeck (University of Reading)Oisin Tansey (King's College London)Birte Julia Gippert (University of Liverpool)Kseniya Oksamytna (King's College London)

Analy cal Sociology and Public Administra on: An Alternate Understanding of IO Bureaucracies

Kim Moloney (Hamad bin Khalifa University)Gendered Experiences of UN Peacekeeping: What the Gender Parity Strategy Has (Not) Achieved

Katharina Coleman (University of Bri sh Columbia)Jessica Di Salvatore (University of Warwick)Kseniya Oksamytna (King's College London)Joshua Weiner (University of Bri sh Columbia)

Interna onal EthicsInterna onal Security StudiesScience, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela ons

Technology, Humanity, and Agency in WarFA20: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Simon J. Smith (Staffordshire University)Disc. Sanne Verschuren (Brown University)

Panel

Drones, Technology, and TerrorismJessica Wolfendale (Marque e University)

The Limits of Meaningful Human Control: Autonomy and Moral Crumple Zones

John Emery (University of Oklahoma)Crimes of Dispassion: The Moral Challenge of Systema c Killing

Neil Renic (Ins tute for Peace Research and Security Policy (IFSH))Elke Schwarz (Queen Mary University London)

Moral Panics a er Modern Warfare: LAWS and the Construc on of Autonomous Human Combatants

Jack McDonald (King's College London)‘Tomorrow is Forever’: Mar al Technologies and the Role of the Human in Emergent and Future War

David J. Galbreath (University of Bath)

Interdisciplinary StudiesInterna onal Communica onInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

The Role of Social Media in Bringing about ChangeFA21: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Stephen Noakes (University of Auckland)Disc. Julie e Shedd (George Mason University)

Panel

Climate Change in the Post Truth World: Lessons from Resistance Art

Abhishank Mishra (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Interna onal convergence of online ac vism: The #MilkTeaAlliance in the Myanmar an -coup protests 2021

Frankie Ho Chun Wong (University of Maryland)The role of media in collec ve memory construc on in Bosnia and Herzegovina : methodological challenges of interdisciplinary studies

Veronique Labonte (Laval University)#Ac vism and the new possibili es for poli cal ethnography in the social media age

Skyler Hawkins (Independent Scholar)Social messaging and framing by the U.S. Center for Disease Control over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic

Michael Gizzi (Illinois State University)Betsy Leimbigler (Freie Universitat Berlin)

Historical Interna onal Rela onsInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

The Long 19th Century IFA22: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Jenna Marshall (University of Kassel)Disc. Jenna Marshall (University of Kassel)

Panel

World-Making and the Crisis of the Global Racial ImaginaryAlexander D. Barder (Florida Interna onal University)

Imaginaries of Global Peace, 1850-1950Anatoly Levshin (Princeton University)

Capital’s Empire. How Foreigners’ Property Rights Shaped the Modern World

Tomas Wallenius (University of Oxford)

Preliminary Program

An nomy: Nomads and the States-SystemJaakko Heiskanen (University of Cambridge)

Compe ve Interdependence: Geopoli cal Rela ons in the First Era of Globalisa on, 1870-1914

Joseph Leigh (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Interna onal Poli cal SociologyTheoryGlobal Health

Pandemics and New Philosophies of Interna onal Rela ons.FA23: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Jonathan Joseph (University of Bristol)Disc. Laura Zano (Virginia Tech)

Panel

Pandemic clouds. Biocultural ma ering all the way down and becoming with SARS CoV-2

Nadine Voelkner (University of Groningen)COVID-19: The Process Ethics of Anthropocene Authoritarianism

David Chandler (University of Westminster)Were we ever resilient? Assessing resilience in the wake of Covid-19

Christopher R. Zebrowski (Loughborough University)Ksenia Chmu na (Loughborough University )

Spectres of COVID-19: Understanding the Pandemic Through Derrida

Jonathan Joseph (University of Bristol)Hopeful resilience? Arc c indigenous peoples and the poli cs of pandemics

Marjo Lindroth (University of Lapland)Heidi Sinevaara-Niskanen (University of Lapland)


Secrecy, Strategy, and Structure in CyberspaceFA24: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Rebecca Slayton (Cornell University)Disc. Rebecca Slayton (Cornell University)Disc. Thomas Rid (War Studies, King's College London)

Panel

Mapping IT: Towards a Technography of the InternetRonald J. Deibert (University of Toronto)

Below the Threshold of War: Explaining the Logic of State Behavior in Cyberspace

Jelena Vicic (University of Cincinna )The Evolu on of U.S. Cyber Strategy

Evan Perkoski (University of Connec cut)Michael Poznansky (Naval War College)

Escala on Dynamics and the Cyber-Nuclear Nexus: An Organiza onal Poli cs Approach

Erica Borghard (Atlan c Council)Keren Milo (Princeton University)

The Balance of Uncertainty: Intelligence Contests, Interna onal Rela ons, and Strategic Stability

Jon Lindsay (University of Toronto)Joshua Rovner (American University)


Structural Challenges to Academic Freedom: Issues and ResponsesFA25: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair George J. Andreopoulos (City University of New York)Part. Petra Roter (University of Ljubljana)Part. Riham Bahi (Faculty of Economics and Poli cal Science, Cairo

University)Part. Nandini Ramanujam (McGill university)Part. Henry (Chip) Carey (Georgia State University)Part. George J. Andreopoulos (City University of New York)

Commi ee Panel


Quan ta ve and Spa al Analysis Approaches to Ethnicity and Conflict

FA26: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Saurabh Pant (University of Essex)Disc. Saurabh Pant (University of Essex)

Panel

Does Land Tenure Explain Migrant-Indigene Conflict Outside of Elec ons in Africa?

Kimberly L. Shella (Southern Illinois University Carbondale)Groups in Conflict and the Legacies of Violence

Leonid Peisakhin (New York University - Abu Dhabi)Noam Lupu (Vanderbilt University)

Colonial Integra on, Interpersonal Elite Networks, and Ethnic Inclusion in Postcolonial States

Manuel Vogt (University College London)Ethnic Diversity, Economic Performance and Electoral Violence

Samaila Adelaiye (State University of New York, University at Buffalo)

`Right-peopling’ the state: Explaining ethnic assimila on, displacement, and genocide in Europe, 1850-2020

Guy Schvitz (ETH Zürich)Carl Müller-Crepon (University of Oxford)Lars-Erik Cederman (ETH Zurich, Center for Compara ve and Interna onal Studies (CIS))


What did we Learn in the Pandemic? FA27: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Douglas Becker (University of Southern California)Part. Douglas Becker (University of Southern California)Part. Marcelo M. Valenca (Brazilian Naval War College (EGN))Part. Shannon Gibson (University of Southern California)Part. Amanda M. Rosen (U.S. Naval War College)Part. Martha (Dee) Phelps (University of Miami)Part. Marc J. O'Reilly (Heidelberg University)Part. Dovile Budryte (Georgia Gwinne College)

Roundtable

Preliminary Program


Ac ve Learning in Interna onal Affairs Sec on Dis nguished Scholar Panel Honoring Patrick James

FA28: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Megan Becker (University of Southern California)Part. Gigi Gokcek (Dominican University of California)Part. Lui Hebron (Academy of Art University)Part. Nukhet A. Sandal (Ohio University)Part. James M. Sco (Texas Chris an University)Part. Jenifer Whi en-Woodring (University of Massachuse s

Lowell)Honoree

Patrick James (University of Southern California)


Diploma c Studies

Diplomacy in Civil Society and the Private SectorFA29: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Aries Arugay (University of the Philippines-Diliman)Disc. Graeme Auld (Carleton University)

Panel

The birth of a scapegoat: How Western NGOs became s gma zed in mul -stakeholders ini a ves

Elise Rousseau (University of Namur)Interna onal Trade: An important Tool for Diplomacy

Kaushal Lal Gupta (Jawaharlal Nehru University)The GRC – Governance, Risk Management and Compliance as tool of Corporate Diplomacy: A case study on a Brazilian Mul na onal Company

Niedja Santos (Universidade de Lisboa)Do business use environmental regula on to drive innova on? Thoughts from Global South corporate diplomacy

Pedro Vormi ag (Columbia University)The United States’ use of Religion: Obama, desecuri za on and re-establishing diploma c rela ons with Cuba

Luke Cahill (University iof Bath )


The Poli cal Economy of Responses to COVID-19FA30: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Simon Rushton (University of Sheffield)Disc. Simon Rushton (University of Sheffield)

Panel

Arguing with Success: COVID-19 and the Failure of Australia’s Regulatory State

Tom Chodor (Monash University)Shahar Hameiri (University of Queensland)

There Is Method to This Madness: The Dutch Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic

Anne e Freyberg-Inan (University of Amsterdam)Pandemic Preferences: Voter A tudes towards COVID-19 Central Bank Interven ons

Jeffrey Chwieroth (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)Andrew Walter (University of Melbourne)

COVID-19 and Neoliberal State FailureLee Jones (Queen Mary, University of London)

The Role of Structural Inequality and Neighborhood Level Dispari es in the Efficacy of COVID-19 Incidence Rates in Urban Areas

Tabitha M. Benney (University of Utah)


Russian Foreign Policy: New ChallengesFA31: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Vladimir Mukomel (Ins tute of Sociology of the FСTAC of the Russian Academy of Sciences)

Disc. Michael O. Slobodchikoff (Troy University)

Panel

The Threats to Human Security and Russian Foreign Policy: Finding Strategies to Deal with the Challenges of a More Complex World

Lada V. Kochtcheeva (North Carolina State University)Poli cs of Cyber-Securi za on of Russia and the United States

Anna N Gregg (Aus n Peay State university)Kimberly Klein (Aus n Peay University )

The Russian Arc c: Zone of Economic Opportunity or Strategic Conflict?

George Soroka (Harvard University)Change and con nuity in Russia's strategic culture

Angela Borozna (The Graduate Center, City University New York (CUNY))

Ideology and Poli cs in Cuban-Russian Rela ons Kyle Urquijo (Florida Interna onal University)

Diploma c Studies

Engaged Neutrality in the Interna onal SystemFA32: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Pascal Lo az (Waseda Ins tute for Advanced Study)Part. Heinz Gaertner (University of Vienna/Interna onal Ins tute

for Peace (IIP))Part. Herbert Reginbogin (The Catholic University of America)Part. Eric Golson (University of Surrey)Part. Sangpil Jin (University of Edinburgh)Part. Anna Steiner (Ludwig Boltzmann Ins tute for Research on

Consequences of War)Part. Laurent Goetschel (University of Basel / swisspeace)

Roundtable

Feminist Theory and Gender StudiesTheory

New Histories of Feminist Interna onal Thought: Ac vism, Voca on and Dissent

FA33: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Paul C. Kirby (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Disc. Paul C. Kirby (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Panel

Feminist, Socialist, Militant, African: Jeanne Mar n Cissé as a “Founding Mother”

Carrie Reiling (Washington College)From Feminist Interna onalism to Jobs for the Boys: Women and IR in the Interwar US Academy

Joanna Wood (University of Oxford)Indian Women’s Interna onal Thought: Towards an An -Imperial Feminist Framework

Shru Balaji (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)Shi ing Power Rela ons: Russian Feminism in Times of Authoritarianism

Leandra Bias (swisspeace / University of Basel)The Aesthe cs of Feminist Advocacy for Interna onal Criminal Jus ce: From Figh ng Patriarchy to Represen ng Vic mhood?

Immi Tallgren (University of Helsinki)

Preliminary Program


Gendered Performa vity in Security & DevelopmentFA34: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Amanda Donahoe (Centenary College of Louisiana)Disc. Suzanne Hindmarch (University of New Brunswick)

Panel

Informalising Security and Jus ce: The Interplay of Security Sector Reform and Gender Rela ons in Uganda

Maike Messerschmidt (Tübingen University)Apathy of Interna onal Community towards Male Sexual and Gender Violence: Vic ms of Bacha-bazi in Afghanistan

Gözde Turan (Antalya Bilim University)Disarmament, Demobilisa on, and Reintegra on (DDR) of Masculini es: the influence of DDR on masculini es in post-conflict Liberia

Hendrik Quest (Tübingen University)I crave a good fight: gendered and racialised fantasies of war among Western volunteers of the YPG

Eda Gunaydin (University of Sydney)Ac ng Straight: Norma ve Regimes of Transna onal Capitalist Spa o-temporal Performa vity

Maddie Tepper (Virginia Polytechnic Ins tute and State University)

Interna onal Poli cal SociologyGlobal Health

Trauma and the Caring Poli cs of a PandemicFA35: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Liberty Chee (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)Disc. Liberty Chee (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)

Panel

The poli cal uses of heroism discourse in the COVID-19 pandemicVeronica M. Kitchen (University of Waterloo)Jennifer G. Mathers (Aberystwyth University)

A Medita on on Covid-19 Social Trauma Floren na C. Andreescu (University of Norh Carolina, Wilmington)

Experiencing COVID19: The Challenge of Mass Deaths for Social Order in a Transna onal Context

Katharine Millar (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science (LSE))

From care to security: pandemic self-help and the limits of empowerment

Dagmar Rychnovska (University of Sussex)Katerina Krulisova (No ngham Trent University)

COVID-19, Neoliberal Subjects and the Reac onary PresentShomik Chakrabar (University of South Florida)

TheoryHistorical Interna onal Rela onsInterna onal Ethics

From ac on to abstrac on: Tracing the process of exemplarity in global poli cs

FA36: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Dorothy Noyes (The Ohio State University)Chair Tobias Wille (Goethe University Frankfurt)Disc. Maria Mälksoo (Brussels School of Interna onal Studies,

University of Kent)

Panel

The disciplinary exemplarity of the Congress of ViennaJennifer Mitzen (Ohio State University)

Mapping the exemplary process interna onally: The case of Cold War threshold-crossings

Dorothy Noyes (The Ohio State University)The need for a new poli cal science: Exemplarity and the populist challenge

Sebas an Schindler (LMU Munich)The exemplary in global resistance

Iratxe Perea Ozerin (University of the Basque Country)The Kosovo interven on of 1999: An example, but for what?

Christopher Daase (University of Frankfurt)Tobias Wille (Goethe University Frankfurt)

Global Development

China's Par cipa on in Global DevelopmentFA37: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Dibyesh Anand (University of Westminster)Disc. Lina Benabdallah (Wake Forest University)

Panel

Does Chinese FDI Alter Its Influence in Africa?Margaret Pearson (University of Maryland)John McCauley (University of Maryland, College Park)Xiaonan Wang (University of Maryland-College Park)

The Belts, Roads, and Ini a ves of the Belt and Road Ini a ve: Global China’s Pluralist Authoritarian Challenge

Yifei Li (New York University)An Examina on of Cancelled Belt and Road Ini a ve Projects

Phuong Hoang (Na onal Intelligence University)Race, racism, and/or racialisa on? Deba ng theories of race and racial hierarchies in the context of China-Africa rela ons

Yang Han (University of Oxford)Whose End? What History? : Francis Fukuyama and the Ideological Legi macy of the Chinese State

Yinguang Zhao (Vassar College)

Global DevelopmentHistorical Interna onal Rela onsTheory

Structural Poli cal Economy: the Weight of Structures in the Enduringly Colonial Present (part 2)

FA38: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Alina Sajed (McMaster University)Part. Naeem Inayatullah (Ithaca College)Part. Randolph B. Persaud (American University)Part. Bikrum Gill (Virginia Tech)Part. Lisa Tilley (Birkbeck, University of London)Part. Quỳnh N. Phạm (University of San Francisco)Part. Zeyad El Nabolsy (Cornell University)

Roundtable


Turkey and the MediterraneanFA39: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Cigdem Ustun (Nisantasi University)Disc. Cigdem Ustun (Nisantasi University)

Panel

The Turkish-Israeli Rapprochement: Reshaping the Regional Order in a Ontologically-Secure Way?

Ozlem Kayhan-Pusane (Isik University)Asli Ilgit (Cukurova University)

Drivers of Crisis in the Greek-Turkish Protracted Conflict: A Neoclassical Realist Reading

Zenon Tziarras (PRIO Cyprus Centre)

Preliminary Program

The Turkish Foreign Policy on the Eastern Mediterranean Hydrocarbons

Dicle Korkmaz (Antalya Bilim University )Turkey-EU Standoff in the Eastern Mediterranean and the Burden on NATO: An Analysis from the Perspec ve of the Framework of Intra-Alliance Opposi on

Oya Dursun-Ozkanca (Elizabethtown College)Turkey’s Accession to the EU: A Textual Analysis on the European Commission’s Turkey Reports

Buğra Güngör (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)


Nuclear Weapons and Foreign PolicyFA40: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Jeffrey W. Taliaferro (Tu s University)Disc. Ma hew Fuhrmann (Texas A&M University)

Panel

Surveys in Superiority: Experimental Evidence on the Nuclear Balance

David Logan (Princeton University) Killing for the Bomb: Targe ng Killing and the Assassina on of Enemy Nuclear Scien sts

Jenna Jordan (Georgia Ins tute of Technology)Rachel Elizabeth Whitlark (Georgia Ins tute of Technology, Sam Nunn School of Interna onal Affairs)

The Poli cal Effects of Nuclear Weapon TestsBryce Beschorner (University of Kentucky)

From Unplanned Obsolescence to Planned Revitaliza on: The Social (Re)construc on of the United Na ons Command

Youngwon Cho (St. Francis Xavier University)Jamie Levin (St. Francis Xavier University)

The Fragility of the Nuclear PeacePaul C. Avey (Virginia Tech)


Diplomacy and Interna onal Coopera onFA41: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Gorana Grgic (University of Sydney)Disc. Tyler Jost (Brown University)

Panel

Transna onal Religious Ties and Interna onal Recogni on of Bangladesh

Nikola Mirilovic (University of Central Florida)Risk, Civil-Diploma c Rela ons, and U.S. Involvement in Peace Processes

Rebecca Dudley (Duke University)Symbol or Substance? The So Power Influence of Cons tu onal Monarchs in Interna onal Rela ons

Brandy Jolliff Sco (Texas Chris an University)Under the Shadow of Precedent: Jus fying Recogni on of Statehood

Elsy Gonzalez (University of Chicago)States of emergency and defense coopera on agreements

Emine Ari (Koc University)


Status, Hierarchy, and Exclusion in Interna onal Rela onsFA42: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Anja Jetschke (University of Goe ngen)Disc. Kyle M. Lascure es (Lewis & Clark College)

Panel

The False Promise of Inclusive Mul lateralism: Status and Exclusiveness in IOs

Lora Viola (Free University Berlin)Noblesse Oblige: Status Mo va ons and Support for Foreign Aid

Marina Duque (Florida State University)Zachary Houser (Florida State University)

The Reluctant Imperialists: Status Dynamics and Territory in AfricaJoslyn Nicole Barnhart (Wesleyan University)

Expulsion and Exit strategies for interna onal organiza onsChris na Davis (Harvard University)

How do Americans understand status? Evidence from conjoint surveys on IGO hos ng

Steven M. Ward (Cornell University)Robert Musgrave (University of Massachuse s Amherst)

Interna onal Poli cal SociologyTheoryHistorical Interna onal Rela ons

Transna onal Entanglements: Theory, History, Poli csFA43: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair George Lawson (Australian Na onal University)Disc. Robbie Shilliam (Johns Hopkins University)

Panel

Theory, History, and Prac ce in World Poli csTarak Karim Barkawi (London School of Economics)George Lawson (Australian Na onal University)Inés Valdez (The Ohio State University)

The Promise of Human RightsEmma Mackinnon (University of Cambridge)

Rethinking Black Interna onalismAyca Cubukcu (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science (LSE))

Women Thinkers and the Canon of Interna onal Thought: Recovery, Rejec on, and Recons tu on

Kimberly Hutchings (Queen Mary University of London)Patricia Owens (Oxford)

Darwin between EmpiresInder Marwah


Care, protec on and security: race and gender in securing Europe and its Others

FA44: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Natalie Welfens (University of Amsterdam)Disc. Polly Pallister-Wilkins (University of Amsterdam)Disc. Vicki Squire (The University of Warwick)

Panel

Caring (militarism) in EU security and defence Hanna L. Muehlenhoff (University of Amsterdam (UvA))

Beyond the risk-security dichotomy: How postcolonial feminists make the link between gender, race, and EU external border protec on

Julia Sachseder (University of Vienna)Saskia Stachowitsch (University of Vienna - OIIP)

Bad data or bad prac ce? The wicked problem of knowledge produc on and migrants in insecure status

Alexandria J. Innes (City University London)Considering Gendered and Racialised Vulnerabili es and Violence at Europe’s Internal Borders

Jane Freedman (Université Paris 8)

Preliminary Program

Vulnerability Interven ons That Make the Vulnerable More Vulnerable: Humanitarian Actors’ Accounts of Syrian refugee Women and Children in Turkey

Hande Sözer (Middle East Technical University Northern Cyprus Campus)

Global South CaucusForeign Policy Analysis

Global South Perspec ves on the New Era: Strategizing the US-China Rivalry

FA45: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Jacqueline Braveboy-Wagner (City University of New York)Disc. Alan Chong (S. Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies,

Nanyang Technological University)

Panel

China-US Techno-rivalry and Its Significance for the Global South:Jacqueline Braveboy-Wagner (City University of New York)Joanna Phua (The Graduate Center, City University of New York)

China in the US BackyardBe y Nelly Sedoc-Dahlberg (Emeritus)Elsada Diana Cassells (City University of New York)

La n America: Balancing between the US and ChinaMariana Kalil (Brazilian War College)

The US/China Rivalry in the African Con nent: Opportuni es and Challenges for the Region

Paul G. Adogamhe (University of Wisconsin-Whitewater)Small but Per nent: Small State Responses and Possibili es in the Context of US-China Rivalry

Nancy Wright (Pace University)


Poli cal Psychology and Foreign Policy Leadership DynamicsFA46: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Mark Schafer (University of Central Florida)Disc. Klaus Brummer (Catholic University of Eichstä -Ingolstadt)

Panel

Individual Leaders and the State: A Complex Adap ve System in the Case of Israel

Mark Schafer (University of Central Florida)Stephen G. Walker (Arizona State University)Joshua Lambert (University of Central Florida)

Leader Personality and Interna onal Administra ve Authority: High Representa ves and State-building in Bosnia & Herzegovina

Mateja Peter (University of St Andrews)Ryan Beasley (University of St Andrews)

Leaders in the Middle East and North Africa: How Ideology Shapes Foreign Policy

Ozgur Ozdamar (Bilkent University)Sercan Canbolat (University of Connec cut)

Beliefs of Britain. Policy Documents and the Foreign Policy beliefs of Bri sh Prime Ministers

Femke E. Bakker (Leiden University, Ins tute Poli cal Science)Niels Van Willigen (University of Leiden)

Female Leaders and Foreign Policy Decisions during Crises: An Opera onal Code Analysis

Huiyun Feng (Griffith University)Kai He (Griffith University)


Cultures of IntelligenceFA47: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Cris Matei (Naval Postgraduate School)Disc. Cris na Ivan (The Na onal Intelligence Academy Mihai

Viteazul)Disc. Peter de Werd (Netherlands Defence Academy)

Panel

George Smiley's Choices of Evils: professional ethics and moral dilemmas in John le Carré's novels

Olivier Chopin (Sciences Po Paris - EHESS)French Perspec ve on Osint: From “No-Int” to a New Intelligence Culture

Benjamin Oudet (Poi ers University)Gender diversity in secret services: beyond or in the midst of a masculinised intelligence community in Poland

Aleksandra Gasztold (University of Warsaw)Intelligence and Emerging Technologies -- Biometrics in the U.S. Department of Defense: From an Inchoate Idea to Officially-Enshrined Iden ty Intelligence

John Woodward (Boston University)Insecure Intelligence: Women in Intelligence and the Confidence Gap

Jennifer Davis (Department of Defense)Debora Pfaff (Na onal Intelligence University )


Signaling, Informa on, and UncertaintyFA48: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Krista E. Wiegand (University of Tennessee)Disc. Robert Frederic Trager (University of California, Los Angeles)

Panel

I Meant What I Said: The Clarifica on of Diploma c SignalsAzusa Katagiri (Nanyang Technological University)Eric Min (University of California, Los Angeles)

Reputa ons in Interac onKai Quek (University of Hong Kong)John Koo (The University of Hong Kong)

Breaking Diploma c Rela ons as a SignalDavid Lindsey (Baruch College, City University New York (CUNY))

Elec ons, Signals, and Interstate CrisesJeff Carter (Appalachian State University)Sco Wolford (University of Texas)

Signaling Ambiguity: Why Do Leaders Issue Ambiguous Threats?Roseanne McManus (Pennsylvania State University)Tuba Sendinç (The Pennsylvania State University)

Environmental StudiesInterna onal Organiza on

50 Years of UN Environmental Governance: Looking Back and Moving Forward

FA49: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Michael W. Manulak (Norman Paterson School of Interna onal Affairs)

Disc. Pamela Chasek (Manha an College)

Panel

Persuasion and United Na ons Environmental GovernanceMichael W. Manulak (Norman Paterson School of Interna onal Affairs)

Preliminary Program

50 Years of State-Led Global Environmental Governance: Regimes, Change and the Meta-Regime

Kate O'Neill (University of California, Berkeley)Individual Leadership and Ins tu onal Performance: UNEP@50

Maria Ivanova (University of Massachuse s Boston)UNEP@50 – Three decades of ptoeing around Environmental Security?

Florian Krampe (Stockholm Interna onal Peace Research Ins tute (SIPRI))

The SDGs and the UN High-level Poli cal Forum on Sustainable Development: Limits of bo om-up governance models

Marianne Beisheim (S ung Wissenscha und Poli k, German Ins tute for Interna onal and Security Affairs)

Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on StudiesInterna onal LawA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

Interna onal Legal Norms in Ac onFA50: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Ahmed Abozaid (University of St Andrews)Disc. Swantje Schirmer (GIGA Hamburg)

Panel

Beyond Compassion Fa gue and Races to the Bo om: A Wider Regional Middle Eastern Refugee Regime for a Smaller Region

David Mednicoff (University of Massachuse s-Amherst)The Interna onaliza on of the Rule of Law Necropower: the Case of the Asylum Regime

Ariadna Estevez (Na onal Autonomous University of Mexico)Implementa on of exis ng interna onal norms - a place for norm entrepreneurs? Case study of the climate change and refugee protec on regimes

Justyna Nakonieczna-Bartosiewicz (University of Warsaw )Dorota Heidrich (University of Warsaw)

Grada ons of Legality: how regional trea es, immigra on laws, and administra ve ac on impact legaliza on transi ons among Venezuelan migrants in Argen na and Chile

Deisy Del Real (University of Southern California)Between regimes: Interna onal regime complexity and shi ing norms of refugee protec on in South and Southeast Asia

Tauhid S. Bin Kashem (University of California, Irvine)


Assessing Intelligence Successes, Failures, and Assump onsFA51: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Tess Horlings (Netherlands Defence Academy)Disc. Stephen Coulthart (University at Albany)

Panel

Leveraging Intelligence to Assess Na onal StrategiesCathryn Thurston (State University of New York - Empire State College)

Don’t say the “G” Word: the Rwandan Genocide, deaf captains, and failed processes in western intelligence and policy

Neveen Abdalla (Brunel University London)Is Intelligence Ge ng any Smarter?

Erik Dahl (Naval Postgraduate School)Challenging Assump ons About the Arc c

Randy Pherson (Pherson)The Op mal Analyst - Balancing the Width and Depth in Strategic intelligence

Olli J. Teirila (Finnish Na onal Defence University)


Migra on Governance as ‘Crisis’FA52: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Caroline Zickgraf (University of Liège/ Sciences Po Paris)Disc. Francois Gemenne (Hugo Observatory, University of Liège)Disc. Katharina Na er (University of Leiden)

Panel

Acceptance of Diversity and Cultural Factors Correla on Paula Puskarova (University of Economics in Bra slava)Michaela Ciefova (University of Economics in Bra slava)

Central European Poli cal Leaders' A tude/Approach towards the Migra on and the Migra on Crisis

Peter Csanyi (University of Economics in Bra slava)Rudolf Kucharčík (University of Economics in Bra slava)

Euro-Mediterranean diasporas' percep ons of migra on (governance) crisis

Elodie Hut (University of Liège)Drivers of Forced Migra on Governance in Most of the World: A Global Framework for Analysis

Chris ane Fröhlich (German Ins tute for Global and Area Studies)

Re-embedding local “crises” in global migra on dynamics: Sange e, Rohingya, and Pazarkule

Basak Yavcan (Associate Professor)

Global Development

Archives, violence and community in Interna onal Rela onsFA53: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Shiera Malik (DePaul University)Disc. Alister Wedderburn (University of Glasgow)

Panel

Archiving (In)Jus ce and imagining the interna onal communityHenry Redwood (King's College, London)

Land as Archive: Cura ng Tradi ons of An colonial Thought in Ghana

Anatoli I. Ignatov (Appalachian State University)Rogue Archives, and the Memory of the Future

Isaac A. Kamola (Trinity College)The Haun ngs of Legal Atrocity Archives: The Rela onality of Memory, Self and Others

Benjamin Thorne (University of Sussex)Anton de Kom’s An colonial Archive and its A erlives

Jonneke Koomen (Willame e University)

Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on StudiesFeminist Theory and Gender Studies

Individual level perspec ves around Migra on, Security, and Gender

FA54: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Rita Boyajian Groh (University of Tennessee, Cha anooga)Disc. Miriam Bradley (Ins tut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals)

Panel

Vic mized Brown Children Migrants, Bad Brown ParentsImed Labidi (Doha Ins tute for Graduate Studies)

Of masks and fairies: the story of LGBTQI+ asylum seekers in Brazil during COVID-19

Yuriko Cowper-Smith (University of Guelph)Yvonne Su (York University)Robert Tyler Valique e (University of Guelph)

Thy Neighbor’s Gendarme? How Ci zens of Buffer States in North Africa View EU Border Security Externaliza on

Ma Buehler (University of Tennessee)

Preliminary Program

Not Our Kind of Americans, Perceived Worthiness of Immigrants in the Jus fica on of Blind Hatred

Rita Boyajian Groh (University of Tennessee, Cha anooga)Migrant Caravan or Terrorist Invasion? The Dark Language of Hate in the Name of Na onal Security

Carla Angulo-Pasel (University of Texas Rio Grande Valley)

Environmental StudiesSouth Asia in World Poli cs

Environmental and Climate Crisis in South Asia FA55: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Syed Waqar Shah (Cardiff University)Disc. Adil Najam (Pardee Center, Boston University)

Panel

Environmental change and migra on aspira ons: evidence from Bangladesh

Vally Koubi (ETH Zurich and University of Bern)Lukas Rudolph (ETH Zurich)

The Geopoli cs of Climate-Geoengineering (CGE) in AsiaNisar Cha ha (University of Waterloo)

The Age of Anaesthe c : Pain, Violence, Deaths and Vulnerability in COVID 19 Times

Dhannjay Kumar Rai (Central University of Gujarat)India’s se ler colonialism and its effects on the nomadic migra on.

Syed Waqar Shah (Cardiff University)Comparing Climate Change and Covid-19: the similarity and lessons learnt from impact.

Anehi Mundra (Jawaharlal Nehru University)

Interna onal LawHuman RightsA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

Interna onal Law, Militariza on, and Objec on FA56: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Michael J. Butler (Clark University)Disc. Daniel F. Wajner (SCRIPTS Cluster - Freie Universitat Berlin)

Panel

Implica ons of U.S. an -BDS Legisla on Regarding Interna onal LawStephen Zunes (University of San Francisco)

Unpacking Turkey’s Unilateral Military Interven ons: Law, Poli cs and Security Iden ty

Muge Kinacioglu (Hace epe University & Leiden University)Persistent Objector Principle and Humanitarian Interven on in Syria

Medlir Mema (Tokyo Interna onal University)Influen al but Not Binding? Interna onal Law and Canada’s Response to the Vietnam and Iraq Wars

Sean Richmond (Carleton University - Department of Law)Was the General Prac ce of Humanitarian Interven on a Custom Under Customary Interna onal Law During the Libyan Conflict (2011)?

Alejandro Abad Alvarez-Querol (Independent)


Women, Gender and Global Jus ceFA57: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Carla Winston (University of Melbourne)Disc. Miriam J. Anderson (Ryerson University)

Panel

Gender policies in Colombia: what is the impact of religious actors? Paola Fajardo-Heyward (Canisius College)

Headwinds for Women's Rights: The Global Democra c Recession and Change in Women's Rights

Jacob P. Wobig (Wingate University)Conten ous Poli cs: The Effect of United Na ons Naming and Shaming on the Likelihood of Women’s Protests

Jeffrey King (American University of Sharjah)Bimal Adhikari (Nazarbayev University)Lie Philip Santoso (Duke Kunshan University)

United Na ons Prosely sm of Gender Stereotypes: An analysis of the Commi ee on the Elimina on of Discrimina on against Women commentary reports

Chen Kertcher (Ariel University )Peru's indigenous women's voices

Ñusta Carranza Ko (University of Bal more, College of Public Affairs)

Interna onal Poli cal SociologyScience, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela ons

Bodies and Materiali es in Weapons of WarFA58: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Miguel de Larrinaga (University of O awa)Disc. James Rogers (SDU / LSE)

Panel

A choking engine of war? Military targe ng and human agency reconsidered

Anna Danielsson (Swedish Defence University)Kris n Ljungkvist (Swedish Defence University)

Tear Gas: The Disciplining of “Othered” Bodies through Atmospheric Governance

Shala Cachelin (University of Westminster)The human and the (war)machine: Neurobiology, AI and the pre-emp on of violence

Claes Wrangel (Uppsala University)Visual Poli cs in Contested Spaces: Pellet guns and Disability in Kashmir

Ananya Sharma (Ashoka University)Breathless War: Gas, Mar al Bodies and the Atmospheres of Empire

Italo Brandimarte (University of Cambridge)


Heterarchy – Reframing the Interconnected World with the Widened Discipline

FA59: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Phil Cerny (Emeritus Manchester & Rutgers University)Chair Aleksandra Spalińska (University of Warsaw)Disc. Nicholas Kiersey (University of Texas Rio Grande Valley)Disc. Phil Cerny (Emeritus Manchester & Rutgers University)Part. Aleksandra Spalińska (University of Warsaw)Part. Judit Fabian (University of O awa)Part. Rosalba Belmonte (Tuscia University)Part. Richard Sakwa (University of Kent)Part. Gaye Gungor (Université Clermont Auvergne)Part. Gita Subrahmanyam (Inclusive Development Lab)

Roundtable

Interna onal Poli cal EconomyFeminist Theory and Gender Studies

Feminist Interven ons in Global Trade GovernanceFA60: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Elisabeth Pruegl (Graduate Ins tute, Geneva)Disc. Laura Parisi (University of Victoria)Disc. Jacqui True (Monash University)

Panel

Preliminary Program

Feminist and Labour Rights Ac vism in Trade: Mexican women workers and the USMCA

Laura Catharine Macdonald (Carleton University)Gendering Trade: Exploring the Transforma onal Poten al of African Free Trade Agreements

Sophia Price (Leeds Becke University)Feminist Values in Gender-Based Impact Assessments: A Cri cal Assessment

Erin Hannah (Kings University College)Adrienne L. Roberts (University of Manchester)Silke Trommer (University of Manchester)

Temporali es of Interna onal Governance of Gender and Trade Ozlem Altan-Olcay (Koc University, Istanbul)

When Intersec ons Become Ranking Order: Gender Equality, Sustainability and Trade in the 21st Century

Patricia Mary Goff (Wilfrid Laurier University)


Naviga ng Tension and Discord in AlliancesFA61: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Jordan Ernstsen (University of Utah)Disc. Susan Colbourn (Yale University)

Panel

Exit, Voice, and Allied Loyalty: Germany and the Future of NATO’s Nuclear Sharing Arrangement

Tobias Bunde (Her e School)Theorizing Allied Support: The Case of the Franco-American Alliance of 1778

Vårin Alme (Norwegian Defence Research Establishment (FFI))Honest Strangers and Unreliable Partners: A Re-Evalua on of Regime Type and Alliance Forma on

Andrew McWard (University of Wisconsin-Madison)Hohyun Yoon (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

More problems than advantages? Security coopera on in North America

Athanasios Hristoulas (Mexico Autonomous Ins tute of Technology (ITAM))

Peer Pressure: Why do States Terminate Alliances?Chengzhi Yin (Boston College)


Informa on as a Tool of Statecra and Means of ConflictFA62: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair David Malet (American University)Disc. David Malet (American University)

Panel

WHY INFORMATION WARFARE NOW? A PROCESS THEORETICAL ACCOUNT

Karen Gu eri (Air Force Cyber College)Shaping a Global Informa on Order? Cra ing a Typology of PRC Diploma c Tac cs

Courtney J. Fung (The University of Hong Kong)Authoritarian Informa onal Statecra and Diaspora Mobiliza on

Audrye Wong (Harvard University)Automated Disinforma on: Inves ga ng the Poten al for GPT-3 in Foreign Influence Opera ons

Josh Goldstein (University of Oxford)Alex Stamos (Stanford University)

Weapons Other Than War: How Poli cs, Economics, and Informa on Shape Great Power Compe on

Gregory Reilly (US Naval War College at Naval Post Graduate School, Monterey, CA)Patricia Blocksome (U.S. Naval War College-Monterey)


Mul na onals & Global Value ChainsFA63: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Andreea Mihalache-O'Keef (Roanoke College)Disc. Andreea Mihalache-O'Keef (Roanoke College)

Panel

Global Produc on Networks and Exchange Rate Regime Choice in Developing Countries

Patrick Egan (Tulane University)Corporate Diplomacy of Mul na onal Enterprises in a Mul polar World

Jing Li (Beady School of Business, Simon Fraser University)Daniel Shapiro (Beedie School of Business, Simon Fraser University)Anastasia Ufimtseva (Beedie School of Business, Simon Fraser University)

Mul na onals’ Influence In the Private Regime: Interna onal Standardiza on

Sayumi Miyano (Princeton University)Mul na onal firms and the impact of trade disputes on investment decisions

Yoo Sun Jung (UC San Diego)Erica Owen (University of Pi sburgh)

Strategic Coordina on between Mul na onal Lobbying on Interna onal Trade at Home and Abroad

Jan Stuckatz (Ins tute for Advanced Study in Toulouse (IAST))


Belt and Road Ini a veFA64: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Bas Hooijmaaijers (East China Normal University)Disc. Bas Hooijmaaijers (East China Normal University)

Panel

Lessons from the Past: Will China Use Military Force to Protect Overseas Assets?

Katherine Barbieri (University of South Carolina)Chinese FDI and Labor Rights in Developing Countries

Su-Hyun Lee (S. Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies, Nanyang Technological University)

The Belt and Road Ini aitve A er COVID-19 - Disrup ons, Debt Renego a ons, and new Opportuni es

Frank Mouritz (Bundeswehr University Munich & George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies)

Chinese Tech’s Foray into Emerging Markets: How Do ICT Firms Engage the Belt and Road Ini a ve?

Yujia He (University of Kentucky)Builders of the Silk Road: Explaining China’s Human Footprint Abroad

Andrea Ghiselli (Fudan University)Pippa Morgan (Duke Kunshan University)


Foreign InvestmentFA65: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Chris an Ponce de Leon (CIDE)Disc. Chris an Ponce de Leon (CIDE)

Panel

Preliminary Program

Brazil-Africa rela ons and the interna onal investment regime: an analysis of Brazil's ACIF with Angola and Mozambique

Ana Saggioro Garcia (Pon fical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro )

Democra c Governance Costs and Chinese Foreign InvestmentJohn Minnich (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology)

Ci zen Preferences for Regula on of FDI: Findings from A Survey Experiment in Brazil

Alexander Slaski (Leiden University)Bond Ra ngs and Poli cal Violence in the Developing World

Hoon Lee (Texas Tech University)Compe ng or Complemen ng? Comparing the role of UNCTAD and UNCITRAL in the reform of interna onal investment law

Julia Calvert (University of Edinburgh)


Taxa onFA66: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Michael Tyrala (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)

Disc. Michael Tyrala (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)

Panel

Life And Taxes: A Myth-Bus ng Study Of Global Taxa on And Spending Effects On Growth And Inequality

Anil Hira (Simon Fraser University)The post-COVID IMF Consensus for Progressive Taxa on within the Contours of Technocra c Exper se

Mark Hibben (Saint Joseph's College)Tax poli cs as Usual? Interest Groups and the design of Global Digital Tax Standards

Lucinda Cadzow (University of Oxford)The death of the death tax: Revenue, redistribu on and the global rise and fall of the inheritance tax, 1750-2015

Philipp Genschel (European University Ins tute)Who Should Tax Mul na onals?

Vincent Arel-Bundock (Université de Montréal)


Emerging Issues in IPEFA67: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Tyler Girard (Western University)Disc. Tyler Girard (Western University)

Panel

Stra fica on Among the Global Elite: Race, Gender and Color Dynamics within Networks of Global Leadership

Kevin Young (University of Massachuse s Amherst)The Psychopathologies of Fic ous Capital

Ilan Kapoor (York University)Populism, Power, and the Pandemic: The Crisis of 2020

Michael J. Lee (CUNY-Hunter College)Capitalist Diversity or ‘Unevenness’? Uneven and Combined Development and the Crisis in the Eurozone Periphery

Neil Dooley (University of Sussex)Closing the Ins tu onal Gap: Protec ng Technology in Foreign Direct Investment

Siyao Li (University of Pennsylvania)


Financializa on & Financial Compe onFA68: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Heather D. McKeen-Edwards (Bishop's University)Disc. Heather D. McKeen-Edwards (Bishop's University)

Panel

States for Markets? Financializa on and Poli cal Responsiveness to Stock Market Returns

Gabrielle Cheung (University of Southern California)Saori N. Katada (University of Southern California)Gene Park (Loyola Marymount University)

A Global Poli cal Economy of the ‘Fierce’ State: Subordinate Financialisa on and Hegemonic Crisis in Egypt

Roberto Roccu (King's College London)RMB Interna onaliza on and London Financial Center: Monetary Dynamics

Kyuteg Lim (Korea University)Yong Wook Lee (Korea University)

Wars Waged With Gold: Revolu ons in Financial Affairs and Interna onal Compe on in the Finance Domain

Charles Dainoff (University of Idaho)Robert M. Farley (University of Kentucky)

A Western Advantage? How Ties to the West Shape State Access to Foreign Capital

Brendan Connell (University of Colorado at Boulder)


Naming and Shaming: Public Responses to Interna onal Cri cismFA69: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Amanda Murdie (University of Georgia)Disc. Adrian Gallagher (University of Leeds)Disc. Galia Press-Barnathan (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

Panel

Whose Cri que Ma ers: Israeli Public A tudes toward Interna onal Cri cism

Yehonatan Abramson (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)Abir Gitlin (Hebrew University)Anil Menon (University of Michigan)

Shaming from the Diaspora: Are they Insiders or Outsiders?Jack Snyder (Columbia University)

Who Wants to be Shamed? Foreign Cri cism and News Preference in Authoritarian States

Jamie Gruffydd-Jones (University of Kent)Going off the Grid: How Internet Shutdowns Disrupt Transna onal Advocacy Network Shaming

Meridith LaVelle (University of Georgia )Why the Public Supports Human Rights?

Charles Crabtree (University of Michigan)Jeong-Woo Koo (Sungkyunkwan University)Kiyoteru Tsutsui (University of Michigan)


NCRs Beyond the West: La n American Perspec vesFA70: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Jennifer Sterling-Folker (University of Connec cut)Disc. Thomas A. Juneau (University of O awa)Disc. Luis L. Schenoni (University of Konstanz)

Panel

Preliminary Program

Great Powers and (De)stabiliza on in the South Atlan c: a neoclassical realist approach towards regional orders

Ariel Gonzalez (Pon fical Catholic University of Argen na (UCA))

From Offse ng to Emula on: A Neoclassical Realist Analysis of Russia’s Internal Balancing Strategies

Augusto César Dall'Agnol (UFRGS, Brazil & University of Denver)The Global South’s many adjec ves for Realism: can the paradigm actually de-Westernize?

Luiza Cerioli (Centre for Near and Middle Eastern Studies (CNMS), University of Marburg)

Interna onal Security Policies in La n America: a (Neoclassical Realist) framework for analysis

Thales Carvalho (The Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG))

Neoclassical realism and petro-republics: Bringing dependency theory to realist foreign policy analysis

Victor M. Mijares (Universidad de Los Andes, Colombia)

Human RightsInterna onal Poli cal EconomyInterdisciplinary Studies

Following the Money: S cks, Carrots, Remedies and Repara onsFA71: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Kendra Dupuy (PRIO)Disc. Kendra Dupuy (PRIO)

Panel

Moving from Progressive to Immediate Implementa on of Socio-Economic Rights: Modern Monetary Theory Implica ons for Interna onal Human Rights Law

Jonathan Crock (George Washington University)Coercive and Cataly c Aid Strategies in Response to State Violence

Hillary G. Corwin (The University of Texas at Aus n)Funding Transi onal Jus ce to Achieve Transforma ve Impacts

Kirsten Ainley (The Australian Na onal University)Survivors as drivers of jus ce: Social mobiliza on around repara ons in transi onal socie es

Thorsten Bonacker (University of Marburg, Center for Conflict Studies)Eva Willems (Philipps-Universität Marburg)Pia Falschebner (Philipps-University of Marburg)

Varie es of Remedy: How Contesta on Shapes Redress for Corporate Human Rights Abuses

Tricia D. Olsen (University of Denver)


Civil and Uncivil Society: Varied Tac cs for ChangeFA72: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Kris Heather Kenyon (University of Winnipeg)Disc. Freek van der Vet (University of Helsinki, Erik Castrén Ins tute

of Interna onal Law and Human Rights)

Panel

You’ll Never Walk Alone: Methods and Mo va ons in An fascist Movements Over the Past Century

David W. Gethings (Kennesaw State University)Civil Disobedient and its impact on Emergence of a New Norm

Khadijeh Salimi (Old Dominion University)The Power of Civil Society: Interna onal and Domes c Support and Success in Small Minority's Rights Ac vism

Yui Nishimura (Rice University)

Violence Against Women in Poli cs: Looking Beyond Legal Change to the Role of Social Norms and Movements

Rachel George (Overseas Development Ins tute)Explaining the Logic of Protest Violence and Target Selec on

Shiyi Xia (University of Essex)

Scien fic Study of Interna onal ProcessesHuman Rights

Human Rights and Conflict: Advances in Methods and DataFA73: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Baekkwan Park (Emory University)Disc. Baekkwan Park (Emory University)

Panel

Classifying the Content of Physical Integrity Rights Allega ons using Machine Learning Methods

Rebecca Cordell (University of Texas at Dallas)K. Chad Clay (University of Georgia)Christopher Fariss (Pennsylvania State University)Reed M. Wood (University of Essex)Thorin M. Wright (Arizona State University)

Conflict Data: Mapping the NetworkThomas Scherer (University of California, San Diego)

Protest Event Data Using Geolocated ImagesZachary Steinert-Threlkeld (University of California, Los Angeles)

Strategic Repor ng: A Formal Model of Biases in Conflict EventsMichael Gibilisco (California Ins tute of Technology)Jessica Steinberg (Indiana University)

Packets of Repression: The use of denial-of-service a acks as a tool to censor reports of human rights abuses

Peter Brunke (University of Georgia/Air University)

Human RightsTheoryEthnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies

Allyship, Tolerance, Division and Recogni on in Diverse and/or Divided Socie es

FA74: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Vanja Petricevic (Florida Gulf Coast University )Disc. Ryan Welch (University of Tampa)

Panel

Understanding the Mo va ons of Poli cal Leaders to Undertake Thin Sympathe c Ini a ves in Mul -Ethnic, Divided Socie es: Thickening the Transi onal Jus ce Process

Joanna R. Quinn (The University of Western Ontario)The Poli cs of Allyship: Mul ethnic Coali ons and Nonviolent Resistance

Devorah S. Manekin (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)Tamar Mi s (Columbia University)Yael Zeira (Syracuse University )

Cybercolonialism: the Applica on of IHL on Israeli’s Cyber Strategies Against the Pales nians

Anwar Mhajne (Stonehill College)Recogni on of Indigenous Peoples in China: Interna onal Communi es’ Apoli cal Overtures

Hari Har Jnawali (University of Waterloo)Problems with Tolerance

Zehra F. Kabasakal Arat (University of Connec cut)

Preliminary Program

Human RightsInterna onal Organiza onInterna onal Law

Effec veness of interna onal human rights ins tu onsFA75: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Nicole De Silva (Concordia University)Disc. Cose e Creamer (University of Minnesota - Twin Ci es)Disc. Erik Voeten (Georgetown University)

Panel

Beyond the Courtroom: Assessing the ICC’s Impact on State-Sponsored Violence against Civilians

Courtney Hillebrecht (University of Nebraska-Lincoln)Hannah Read (University of Nebraska-Lincoln)

Who and How Many? Vic m Characteris cs and Compliance Outcomes

Francesca Parente (Christopher Newport University)Jillienne E. Haglund (University of Kentucky)

Non-State Par cipa on in Interna onal Human Rights Compliance Monitoring: Evidence from the European Court of Human Rights

Øyvind S ansen (University of Oslo)Why judicialize? Enforcement, precedent and policy explana ons for why cases reach the Inter-American Court of Human Rights

Gino Pauselli (University of Pennsylvania)Florencia Montal (Universidad Torcuato Di Tella)

Overlapping Human Rights Ins tu ons in the UN: Reinforcement or Compe on?

Valen na Carraro (Maastricht University)


The Future of the US Military ProfessionFA76: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Richard Lacquement (U.S. Army War College)Disc. Richard Lacquement (U.S. Army War College)

Panel

American Civil-Military Rela ons: Civilian ProfessionalsKathleen McInnis (Congressional Research Service)

Professionalism and the US Civil-Military BargainMackubin Owens (Editor of Orbis)

Contemporary warfare and changing professional demandsAntulio J. Echevarria II (US Army War College)

The Future of the US Military Profession: Conceptual OverviewRichard Lacquement (U.S. Army War College)

The Future of the US Military Profession: Sociological ApproachesThomas Galvin (US Army War College)


Establishing the Founda ons of Wargaming as a Research Method: Debates on Epistemology

FA77: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Ivanka S. Barzashka (King's College London)Disc. David Banks (King's College London)

Panel

The (Social) Science of GamingElizabeth (Ellie) Bartels (RAND Corpera on)

The Wargaming Guild: How the Nature of a Discipline Impacts its Cra and Whether it Ma ers

Sawyer Judge (CNA) Wargaming: A Postposi vist Research Method?

Aggie Hirst (King's College London)Revisi ng the Fundamentals of Analy cal Wargaming as a Social Science

Ivanka S. Barzashka (King's College London)

Uncovering and Understanding the ‘Reverse Ontology’ of WargamesDavid Banks (King's College London)


Domes c Responses to CovidFA78: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Thomas Ameyaw-Brobbey (Yibin University, Sichuan, China)Disc. Thomas Ameyaw-Brobbey (Yibin University, Sichuan, China)

Panel

Covid-19 in the Nordics: Policy Responses and Future of Regional Coopera on

Lakshita Bhagat (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Shaping Policy Responses of Middle Powers to the Covid-19 Crisis: The Role of Populist Leaders in Mexico and Turkey

R. Melis Baydag (Ruhr-University Bochum)Gerda Rebecka Villanueva Ulfgard (Ins tuto de Inves gaciones Dr. José María Luis Mora)

Impact of Covid-19 Pandemic on Welfare StateAsha Gupta (University of Delhi)

Rally around the gross in mes of COVID19Injeong Hwang (Sungkyunkwan University)

How Populism Made the Second Wave of Covid-19 Crisis a Man-Made Disaster in India: The Socio-Economic and Psychological Impact of the Crisis and the Uncertainty Ahead

Premanand Mishra (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi)


Global Britain: Understanding the role of declining states in the interna onal system

FA79: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Tracey German (King's College London)Disc. Andrew Dorman (Chatham House)

Panel

Between the Superpowers: Global Britain and the U.S.’s Turn to ‘Strategic Compe on’ with the PR

David M. McCourt (University of California-Davis)Global Britain and European Defence in the post-Brexit Era: A ‘Cri cal Juncture’ or a predictable journey down a familiar ‘path’?

Ma hew U ley The influence of post-Brexit Global Britain towards the Gulf Coopera on Council (GCC) states within a Mul polar World System

Diana Galeeva (Oxford University)“Brexit Special”- UK-US Rela ons and “Global Britain”

David Has ngs Dunn (University of Birmingham)'Global Britain' or the end of Britain? Boris Johnson and the fragmenta on of the United Kingdom

Andrew Dorman (Chatham House)


WarFB00-1: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Disc. Valerie Morkevicius (Colgate University)


Power, Parity and Proximity: How Distance and Uncertainty Condi on the Balance of Power

Erik Gartzke (UCSD)Lauren Gilbert (UC San Diego)Alex Braithwaite (University of Arizona)

Fortress or Folly: The Effect of Naval Installa ons on Mari me Disputes.

Addison Huygens (University of Iowa)

Preliminary Program

Developing a Complete List of Explana ons for WarSteven Beard (University of California, San Diego)


Corrup onFB00-2: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Disc. Stephen Bagwell (University of Missouri-- St Louis)


Foreign Aid & Ins tu onal Corrup on: Effects on Migra on in the Northern Triangle

Jeff Tobin (Florida Interna onal University)Corrup on and Tax Evasion: Evidence from China

Chengyu Fu (Harvard University)


US Foreign PolicyFB00-3: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Disc. Jessy Abouarab (Florida Interna onal University)


The Impacts of Domes c Poli cal Considera on on American Foreign Policy: A Compara ve Study of George W. Bush, Obama and Trump’s Foreign Policy

Prerona Baruah (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Policy Narra ves Ma er: A Discursive Ins tu onalist Analysis of the Change of the US Foreign Economic Policy Towards China from Obama Administra on to Trump Administra on

Wen ng He (Australian Na onal University)The Korea War Powers Precedent and An -precedent

Patrick Hulme (UCSD)


2022 SWIPE Mentor Award RoundtableFB01: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Boram Lee (University of Pennsylvania)Part. Mark Blyth (Brown University)Part. Jazmin Sierra (University of Notre Dame)Part. Oddny Helgado r (Copenhagen Business School)Part. Jacqueline M. Best (University of O awa)Part. Ling Chen (Johns Hopkins University)

Roundtable


Challenges to scholarship and policy during global crisesFB02: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Part. Jack A. Goldstone (George Mason University)Part. Arzu Kibris (Sabanci University )Part. Helen Milner (Princeton University)Part. Etel Solingen (University of California, Irvine)Part. Henrik Urdal (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)Mod. Kris an Skrede Gleditsch (University of Essex)

Sapphire Series


Ma ers of Mul lateralism: Pathways of Change and Con nuityFB03: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Giovanni Man lla (University of Cambridge)Disc. Alexandru Grigorescu (Loyola University Chicago)Disc. Orfeo Fioretos (Temple University)

Panel

Making Peacekeeping Possible Erin R. Graham (Drexel University)

The Closing Off of Interna onal Organiza onsLora Viola (Free University Berlin)

Restraining Power through Interna onal Mul lateral Ins tu ons: Pathways of Change

Alexandru Grigorescu (Loyola University Chicago)Alterna ve Paths Around and Away From Mul lateralism

Nico Krisch (Graduate Ins tute for Interna onal and Development Studies)Ezgi Yildiz (The Graduate Ins tute, Geneva)

Power, Prac ce, and Pathways of Mul lateralism Orfeo Fioretos (Temple University)Giovanni Man lla (University of Cambridge)

Theory

The "liberal script" at the beginning of the 21st centuryFB04: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Johannes Gerschewski (WZB Berlin Social Science Center)Disc. Anne Menzel (Freie Universität Berlin)

Panel

The liberal script in prac ce Friederike Kuntz (Freie Universität Berlin)

When Liberal Interven onism and Elite Liberalism Converge: Brazilian Peacekeeping between Humanitarian Superpower Aspira ons and Authoritarian Backlash

Izadora X. Monte (Freie Universität, GTM-CRESPPA)Sketching the Liberal Script. A Target of Contesta ons

Johannes Gerschewski (WZB Berlin Social Science Center)Global Liberalism and Women’s Rights

Julia C. Lerch (University of California, Irvine)Francisco O. Ramirez (Stanford University)

The Liberal Interna onal Order (LIO) and Its (Not so) Western Origins

Thomas Risse (Freie Universität Berlin)


Unpacking Transi onal Jus ceFB05: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Kelebogile Zvobgo (College of William & Mary)Disc. Henry (Chip) Carey (Georgia State University)

Panel

Norm Cluster Emergence: Crea ve agency, discourse, and the evolu on of Transi onal Jus ce

Carla Winston (University of Melbourne)Workers’ Organiza ons and Transi onal Jus ce in a Changing World Order: From the Center to the Periphery?

Emilio Rodriguez-Triocci (School of Transna onal Governance (STG) - European University Ins tute)

Does transi onal jus ce help or hurt democracy? A disaggregated approach

Ipek Cinar (University of Chicago)Genevieve Bates (University of Bri sh Columbia)Monika Nalepa (University of Chicago)

Norma ve Superiority of An -Impunity in Transi onal Jus ce and Its Consequences: Insights from Colombia and Bosnia and Herzegovina

Jinu Carvajalino (Durham University)Maja Davidovic (Durham University)

Saving Transi onal Jus ceAdam Kochanski (McGill University)

Preliminary Program


Book Roundtable: The New Construc vism in Interna onal Rela ons Theory, by David M. McCourt

FB06: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Mark Raymond (University of Oklahoma)Part. Daniel Nexon (Georgetown University)Part. Michelle Jurkovich (University of Massachuse s Boston)Part. Elif Kalaycioglu (University of Alabama)Part. Xymena Kurowska (Central European University)Part. Stefanie Neumeier (University of Southern California)Part. Jason Ralph (POLIS-University of Leeds)Part. David M. McCourt (University of California-Davis)

Roundtable

Interna onal Communica onDiploma c Studies

Defining the Paradigm: Ar cula ng a Shared Vision for PDFB07: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Amelia H. Arsenault (The U.S. Department of State)Disc. Craig Hayden (Marine Corps University)Part. Jacqueline Whi (US Army War College/US Department of

State)Part. Andrew Ballard (US Department of State)Part. Sara Mercado Mathews (U.S. Department of State)Part. Belinda Jackson Farrier (U.S. Department of State)Part. Amelia H. Arsenault (The U.S. Department of State)

Roundtable


Jurisdic onal approaches and Southern standards in sustainability governance

FB08: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Elizabeth A. Benne (Lewis & Clark College)Disc. Rachael Garre (ETH Zurich)

Panel

The spa al and func onal fit of zero-deforesta on governance mechanisms in the Indonesian palm oil sector

Adelina Chandra (ETH Zurich)Janina Grabs (ETH Zurich)Jason Benedict (University of California Santa Barbara)Robert Heilmayr (University of California, Santa Barbara)Kimberly Carlson (New York University)Rachael Garre (ETH Zurich)

Building legi macy in an era of polycentric trade: the case of transna onal sustainability governance in India

Natalie Langford (University of Sheffield )Luc Fransen (University of Amsterdam)

Scaling-up sustainable commodity governance through jurisdic onal ini a ves: poli cal pathways to 'sector transforma on'?

Kate Macdonald (University of Melbourne)Bahruddin Bahruddin (University of Melbourne)

A Dynamic Structure-Based Approach to Agency: Southern Businesses as Environmental Rule-Makers in Global Value Chains

Karina Marzano Franco (Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, University of Erfurt)

The "jurisdic onal turn" in sustainability governance: Re-centering the state, enhancing public-private complementari es, and priori zing the poor?

Philip Schleifer (University of Amsterdam)


ISA's Jargon Jumble - The Up Goer Five Challenge (Or, Can You Explain Your Research Using Only Common Words?)

FB09: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Part. Rebekah Pullen (McMaster University)Part. Jennifer Sterling-Folker (University of Connec cut)Part. Jenna Gibson (University of Chicago)Part. Victor Asal (State University of New York at Albany)Part. Amira Jadoon (US Military Academy at West Point)Part. Jonathan Schulman (Northwestern University)Part. Thomas Doerfler (University of Potsdam)Part. Ma hew Evans (University of Sussex and University of the

Witwatersrand)

Special Programming

Human RightsScien fic Study of Interna onal ProcessesScience, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela ons

Methodological Innova ons in Human RightsFB10: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Carrie Booth Walling (Albion College)Disc. Carrie Booth Walling (Albion College)

Panel

Geographies of Terror: Insights from a New Database on Transna onal Human Rights Viola ons in South America (1969-1981)

Francesca Lessa (University of Oxford)The Correlates of Academic Freedom: Introducing the Global Academic Freedom Dataset

Jenifer Whi en-Woodring (University of Massachuse s Lowell)Experimental Evidence of the Public’s Priori za on of Various Human Rights Viola ons When Considering Conflict Interven on

Rachel Allison Harmon (Emory University )FORTE: A Methodology for Forecas ng Real Time Events

David Muchlinski (Georgia Ins tute of Technology)Judicial Decision-Making during Violence Conflict: A New Global Dataset

Onur Bakiner (Sea le University)

Interna onal LawInterna onal EthicsScience, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela ons

Third World Approach to Interna onal LawFB11: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Pablo Kalmanovitz (Centro de Inves gación y Docencia Económicas (CIDE))

Disc. Muhammad Ashfaq (University of St Andrews)

Panel

Unintended Sham ComplementarityPatryk I. Labuda (University of Amsterdam)

Whose Law? Crime, Empire, and the Origins of Interna onal Criminal Jus ce

Dennis Schmidt (Swansea University)The Interna onal legal status of the former Princely States of India: Evalua on of debates on sovereignty and statehood

Pushpak Kumar Roy (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi)The decolonial turn of interna onal law

Ta ana Cardoso Squeff (Federal University of Uberlandia (UFU))The externalisa on of EU migra on policies: the emergence of a new model in the EU external rela ons?

Juan Santos Vara (University of Salamanca)

Preliminary Program


Interna onal Rela ons and the Study of Digital TechnologyFB12: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Andre Barrinha (University of Bath)Part. Andre Barrinha (University of Bath)Part. Louise Marie Hurel (London School of Economics and Poli cal

Science)Part. Raluca Csernatoni (Charles University, Ins tute of Poli cal

Science, Department of Interna onal Rela ons)Part. Rebekah Dowd (Midwestern State University)Part. Medlir Mema (Tokyo Interna onal University)Part. Marijn Hoij nk (VU Amsterdam)Part. Arindrajit Basu (Centre for Internet and Society, India)

Roundtable


The Poli cal Economy of Power Projec onFB13: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Michael Horowitz (University of Pennsylvania)Disc. Jonathan Caverley (U.S. Naval War College)

Panel

You Cruise, You Lose: Explaining High-Techology Strategies for US Military Interven on

Kerry Chávez (Texas Tech University)Market for Access: Compe on, Need, and the Prospects for Power Projec on

Brian Blankenship (University of Miami)Renanah Miles Joyce (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology)

Interven on on the Cheap: Cyber Opera ons as Military Interven on

Peter Dombrowski (Naval War College)Networks of Influence: The Office of Net Assessment and the Prolifera on of the Military Revolu ons Narra ve

Jacquelyn Schneider (Stanford University)Julia Macdonald (University of Denver)

Imagining the Unimaginable: War, Weapons and Procurement Poli cs

Sanne Verschuren (Brown University)


Author meets cri ques: We God's people: Chris anity, Islam and Hinduism in the world of na ons

FB14: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Peter Katzenstein (Cornell University)Part. Nukhet A. Sandal (Ohio University)Part. Jonathan Fox (Bar-Ilan University)Part. Jeffrey P. Haynes (London Metropolitan University)Part. Anita Weiss (University of Oregon)Part. Ron Hassner (University of California, Berkeley)Part. Jocelyne Cesari (Georgetown University/University of

Birmingham)

Roundtable

Interna onal Studies Associa onJapan Associa on of Interna onal Rela ons

Interna onal rela ons studies from the perspec ves of history and area studies: a Japanese approach

FB15: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Akitoshi Miyashita (Tokyo Interna onal University)Disc. Pichamon Yeophantong (UNSW Canberra - Australian Defence

Force Academy)Part. Hiroyuki Hoshiro (Tokyo University)Part. Junko TOMARU (Graduate School of Poli cal Science, Waseda

University )Part. Shinichi Takeuchi (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)Part. Keiko Sakai (Chiba University)Part. Masaya INOUE (Seikei University)

Partner Organiza on


Religion, Faith-Based Organiza ons, and Foreign PolicyFB16: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Mojtaba Mahdavi (University of Alberta)Disc. Annelle Sheline (Rice University)

Panel

Experiences of Faith-Based Organiza ons Receiving US Foreign AidSusan Turner Haynes (Lipscomb University)

A er Democracy Promo on Jeremy Menchik (Boston University)

The Role of the Orthodox Church in Russian Foreign Policy Post-2012

George Soroka (Harvard University)Emo on and (in)Security: Counter-terrorism's Affect Trap

Gina Giliber (Northwestern University)The Moral Bridge as an Element of Religious So Power

Marcelline T. Babicz (American University)

Peace Studies

Agonism in War-to-Peace-Transi ons: making sense of the agonis c poten al in recogni on, reconcilia on, dialogue and protest

FB17: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Lisa Strömbom (Lund University)Disc. Bart Klem (Gothenburg University)

Panel

On the moral and instrumental basis for peace: experimental evidence from Colombia

Gustav Agneman (Lund University)The Israeli-Pales nian conflict and digital poli cs of agonism and (mis)recogni on

Alexei Tsinovoi (University of Copenhagen)From the streets to the table: An agonis c take on na onal dialogue in Colombia

Maria Morales (Lund University)Linking Peace and Resistance. The idea of “agonis c epistemic disrup ons”

Anne Lene Stein (Lund University)Engaging Radical Disagreement: Agonis c Dialogue and Strategic Peacebuilding

Oliver Ramsbotham (University of Bradford)

Preliminary Program


Security Cultures: Making Policies and Shaping Prac ces in Power and Security

FB18: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Corey Robinson (York University )Disc. Miguel de Larrinaga (University of O awa)

Panel

For your eyes only: Secrecy, (in)visibility and the securi za on of climate change

Delf Rothe (Ins tute for Peace Research and Security Policy at the University of Hamburg)

The Icebreaker Gap: Technologies of Arc c Power PerformanceKris an Søby Kristensen (University of Copenhagen)Lin Mortensgaard (University of Copenhagen)

Secrecy and Gatekeeping in Security Research: An Empirical Reflec on

Adam Molnar (University of Waterloo)Veronica M. Kitchen (University of Waterloo)Shannon Nash (Trent University)

Performing global security: The network of interna onal policy conferences

Alexander Graef (Ins tute for Peace Research and Security Policy at the University of Hamburg (IFSH))

Avia on Security and the Strategic Use of CutlureMark Salter (University of O awa)

Interdisciplinary StudiesIntelligence StudiesScience, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela ons

Technopoli csFB19: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Åshild Kolås (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)Disc. arunima MUKHERJEE (University of Oslo)

Panel

Ci zenship and e-governance in India: A State of Errors?Arijit Sen (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)

The digi za on of DNA in the forensic sciencesMareile Kaufmann (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)

Digitally archiving grief: Migrant workers and relief regimes during India’s COVID lockdowns

Tarangini Sriraman (Assistant Professor, Azim Premji University)The use of Ar ficial Intelligence in poli cs

Lacin Idil Oz g (Yildiz Technical University)Biometrics as a technopoli cal field

Åshild Kolås (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)

Interna onal Organiza onInterdisciplinary Studies

Sports Mega-Events and shi ing regional/global ordersFB20: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Heather D. McKeen-Edwards (Bishop's University)Disc. Aaron E nger (Carleton University)Disc. Heather D. McKeen-Edwards (Bishop's University)

Panel

Sport Sanc ons and the (Dis)ordering of the WorldDavid Ross Black (Dalhousie University)

The Use of Sport in East Asian So Power StrategiesJonathan Grix (Manchester metropolitan university )

Counter-strategies to interna onal sanc ons and cri cism: Exploring joint ac vi es proposed by North and South Korea for the 1988 Seoul and 2018 PyeongChang Olympics

Dongkyu Na (University of O awa)

‘Global Domes c Poli cs’ and Sports Mega-Events: the case of Qatar and the 2022 FIFA World Cup

Paul Brannagan (Manchester Metropolitan University)Projec ng revised regional and global orders through sports-mega events: comparing established vs. emerging powers

Janis Van der Westhuizen (University of Stellenbosch)Scarle Cornelissen (University of Stellenbosch)

Peace StudiesInterdisciplinary StudiesInterna onal Communica on

Social media and digitaliza on: for be er or for worse?FB21: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Andreas Hirblinger (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)

Disc. Duyen Bui (University of Hawaii at Manoa)

Panel

Cyber Peace and Intrastate Armed Conflicts: Toward Cyber Peacebuilding?

Jean Marie Chenou (Universidad de los Andes)John Bonilla (University of Missouri)

How Do States Use Social Media to Repress and Demobilize Civil Resistance Movements?

Babak RezaeeDaryakenari (Leiden University)Why Collec ve Diplomacy Needs to Embrace Innova on

Mar n Waehlisch (United Na ons)What was the role of digital media during the Capitol Hill riots?

Timothy Williams (Bundeswehr University Munich)Andreas Dafnos (Bundeswehr University Munich )

Civilian Behavior on Social Media During Civil WarAnita Gohdes (Her e School of Governance Berlin)Zachary Steinert-Threlkeld (University of California, Los Angeles)

Interna onal Organiza onTheory

Interna onal Authority and Agency of Organiza ons without Delega on

FB22: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Liliana Andonova (Graduate Ins tute for Interna onal and Development Studies)

Disc. Michael J. Tierney (College of William and Mary)Disc. Mark A. Pollack (Temple University)

Panel

Becoming Global Governors: Recogni on and Self-Agen fica on in World Poli cs

Daniel Lambach (University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany)Ma hias Hofferberth (University of Texas, San Antonio)

Collec ve Agency of Horizontal Regulatory Organiza ons in Global Environmental and Financial Market Governance

Thomas Gehring (University Bamberg)Michael Giesen (University of Bamberg)Simon Linder (Freie Universität Berlin)Thomas Rixen (Freie Universität Berlin)

So Pooling: How IIGOs Govern Collec ve Decision-making without Delega on to formal IGOs

Duncan Snidal (University of Oxford)Felicity Vabulas (Pepperdine University)

Philanthropy and the Poli cs of Global Hybrid Coopera onSummer Marion (University of Maryland | Northeastern University)

Preliminary Program

The Coral Reefs of Global Governance: How Formal IOs Make Informality Work

Charles B. Roger (Ins tut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals)

Peace Studies

The Poli cal Dynamics of Armed Group Taxa onFB23: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Dana M. Landau (swisspeace / University of Basel)Disc. Kasper Hoffmann (Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies

and Ghent University (Conflict Research Group))Disc. Mara Revkin (Georgetown University Law Center)

Panel

Rebel Taxa on as Extor on or a Technology of Governance?Zachariah Mampilly (Vassar College)Shalaka Thakur (The Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)

Taliban Taxa on in AfghanistanRahmatullah Amiri (Consultant )Ashley Jackson (King's College London )

Sta onary bureaucrats? Examining authority and control through rebel taxa on in Colombia

Christoph Sponsel (University of Oxford)Why do armed groups tax?

Tanya Bandula-Irwin (University of Toronto)Max Gallien (Ins tute of Development Studies / ICTD)Ashley Jackson (King's College London )Vanessa van den Boogaard (University of Toronto/ Interna onal Centre for Tax and Development)Florian Weigand (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Armed Non State Actors' Taxa on: Coercion and Consent in the Philippines

Tanya Bandula-Irwin (University of Toronto)


Us-European Security Entanglements: Obsolete, Readjus ng, Or Perennial?

FB24: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Nina Silove (ETH Zurich and Harvard University)Disc. James M. Goldgeier (American University)

Panel

Asymmetries in transatlan c rela ons: A case for disaggrega on Gorana Grgic (University of Sydney)

European strategic autonomy in the transatlan c security contextHeljä Ossa (Finnish Na onal Defence University)

Important, but not Crucial: Anglo-American exchanges on Russia policy, 1991-1997

Liviu Horovitz (Brussels School of Governance)From Europe to the world: An assessment of the changing role of Europe in US grand strategy

Linde Desmaele (Ins tute for European Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel)

Defense Pledge and Review: An Interest-Based Explana on for the Wales Pledge on Defense Investment, from Agreement to Compliance

Jordan Becker (United States Military Academy, West Point)


Which IR theories for the Global South?FB25: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Cin a Quiliconi (FLACSO Ecuador)Disc. Jessica De Alba-Ulloa (Universidad Anahuac Mexico)Part. Cameron G. Thies (Michigan State University)Part. Lina Benabdallah (Wake Forest University)Part. Ilaria Carrozza (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO))Part. Brian C. Schmidt (Carleton University)Part. Paul Diehl (Independent Scholar)Part. Jorge Alberto Schiavon (CIDE)

Commi ee Panel


Gender, Violence and Internal ConflictFB26: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Sara Polo (University of Essex)Disc. Sara Polo (University of Essex)

Panel

Empowerment or Exploita on? The Impact of Peacekeeping on Female Well-Being

Shannon Lindsey Blanton (University of Alabama at Birmingham)Robert G. Blanton (University of Alabama at Birmingham)Dursun Peksen (University of Memphis)

Beyond 'Thoughts and Prayers': The Gendered Dimensions of Civilian Targe ng and Support for Counterterrorism

Laura Huber (Cornell University)Who intervenes and how? The poli cs of interven on for conflict-related sexual violence

Kelly Hunter (Duke University)Gender equality and conflict-related sexual violence: a predic on study

Karin Johansson (Uppsala University )Susanne Scha enaar (Uppsala University)

Lock up your daughters! Experimentally tes ng the gendered protec on norm

Sara Fox (University of Pi sburgh)Priscilla Torres (Duke University)

Peace Studies

Beyond the Local Turn: New Direc ons in Peace & PeacebuildingFB27: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Landon E. Hancock (Kent State University)Disc. Agnieszka Paczynska (George Mason University)

Panel

Indigenous Monitoring and Evalua on of Peace Interven onsGearoid Millar (University of Aberdeen)Sukanya Podder (King's College London)

Peacebuilding Accountability, the UNPBF and Community-Based Monitoring & Evalua on

Landon E. Hancock (Kent State University)Feminist poststructuralism and the discursive construc on of gender: an alterna ve framework for peacebuilding policy analysis

Laine Seliga (Kent State University)What Quantum Mechanics can tell us about measuring peace and conflict

Roger Mac Ginty (Durham University)

Preliminary Program

The 2019 ‘definite peace agreement’ in Mozambique: an assessment of its implementa on and monitoring

Natália Bueno (University of Coimbra)Roberta Holanda Maschie o (University of Coimbra, Centre for Social Studies)

Peace StudiesEnvironmental Studies

Researching the sustainability–peace nexus in the context of global change

FB28: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Florian Krampe (Stockholm Interna onal Peace Research Ins tute (SIPRI))

Disc. Geoffrey D. Dabelko (Ohio University)Part. Dahlia Simangan (Hiroshima University)Part. Cullen Hendrix (Korbel School, University of Denver/PIIE)Part. Joshua Fisher (Columbia University)Part. Farah Hegazi (Stockholm Interna onal Peace Research

Ins tute (SIPRI))Part. Amanda Woomer (Independent Consultant)

Roundtable

Historical Interna onal Rela onsInterna onal Poli cal Economy

Author Meets Cri cs-- Jeff Colgan's Par al Hegemony: Oil Poli cs and Interna onal Order

FB29: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Robert O. Keohane (Princeton University)Disc. Jeff D. Colgan (Brown University)Part. John Mearsheimer (University of Chicago)Part. Kathleen R. McNamara (Georgetown University)Part. Leslie Vinjamuri (University of London)Part. Naazneen Barma (University of Denver)Part. Tyler Pra (Yale University)

Roundtable

Poli cal Demography and GeographyInterdisciplinary StudiesEthnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies

Demography, Values, and Change in Interna onal Poli csFB30: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Ali Fisunoglu (Saint Louis University)Disc. Agathe Demarais (The EIU)

Panel

Immigra on Reform as a Response to Demographic AgingNicholas Stowell (Claremont Graduate University)

The Uncharted Demographic Sea: The European Aging and Military Prowess

G. Doug Davis (Troy University)Climate Change and the End of Popula on Growth in the Muslim World

Leila Zakhirova (Concordia College)The Consequences of Religious Clothing Restric ons in Europe: A tudes towards Muslims and Immigrants

Rebecca Glazier (University of Arkansas Li le Rock)What can values data tell us about the dual push for integra on in the EU and separa sm within na on-states?

Gaspare M. Genna (The University of Texas at El Paso)Birol A. Yesilada (Portland State University)Jacek Kugler (Claremont Graduate University)Nicholas Stowell (Claremont Graduate University)

Peace StudiesScien fic Study of Interna onal Processes

Advancing Measurement in Quan ta ve Conflict StudiesFB31: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair K. Chad Clay (University of Georgia)Disc. Chelsea Estancona (University of South Carolina)Disc. Amelia Hoover Green (Drexel University)

Panel

The Uncounted Dead: Long-Range Bombardment and Civilian Fatali es in Conflict Data

M.P. Broache (University of North Carolina at Greensboro)Kate Cronin-Furman (University College London)Milli M. Lake (London School of Economics)

Do we know it when we see it? (Re)-Conceptualizing Rebel-to-Party Transi on

Sherry Zaks (University of Southern California)Gender, Conten ous Poli cs, and the Empirical Implica ons of Intersec onality

Kanisha D. Bond (Binghamton University)Does the UN Stop Communal Violence? New evidence from Disputes in Burkina Faso and Mali

Ipek Ece Sener (Washington University in St. Louis)Rob Williams (Washington University in St. Louis)William Nomikos (Washington University in St. Louis)

Causal inference under fire: The methods and ethics of survey research in South Sudan

Sophia Dawkins (Yale University)


The impacts of climate change on poli cal violence across local contexts

FB32: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Michael P. Colaresi (University of Pi sburgh)Disc. Kris na Petrova (Uppsala University)Disc. Jonas Vestby (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)

Panel

Food insecurity and protest par cipa on: Evidence from Johannesburg, South Africa

Ida Rudolfsen (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo & Uppsala University)

On Catastrophes and Conflicts: Do Disasters Impact the Dynamics of Armed Conflicts?

Tobias Ide (Murdoch University)Conflict implica ons of climate mi ga on projects

Elisabeth L. Rosvold (Stockholm University)Siri Aas Rustad (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)Ole Magnus Theisen (Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)Andreas Forø Tollefsen (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO))

Forced migra on and poli cal instability in African host communi es

Eirin Haugseth (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO))Too hot to handle? Climate shocks, societal vulnerability and conflict forecas ng

Paola Vesco (Uppsala University)Ole Magnus Theisen (Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)

Preliminary Program


Central Asia in the Time of Crisis FB33: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Nilgun Onder (University of Regina)Disc. Thomas Ameyaw-Brobbey (Yibin University, Sichuan, China)

Panel

Central Asian States & the Great Powers Houman A. Sadri (Informa on and Policy Analysis Center (IPAC))

Leadership Transi on in Central AsiaRachel Vanderhill (Wofford College)

Charisma in Central Asia - Reevalua ng Weber's Theory of Rulership regarding Autocra c Moderniza on and Succession

Jeroen Van den Bosch (Adam Mickiewicz University)The coercive capacity of COVID-19 policies: the rule of law and the rule of fear?

Paula Ganga (Columbia University)Caress Schenk (Nazarbayev University)

Labor migrants from Post-Soviet Expanse States in Russia during the COVID-19 pandemic: socio-economic situa on and integra on plans

Vladimir Mukomel (Ins tute of Sociology of the FСTAC of the Russian Academy of Sciences)Anna Endryushko (Ins tute of Sociology of FCTAS RAS)


Ampliando las Perspec vas sobre Diplomacia Digital desde el Campo: Visiones desde las Américas

FB34: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Ma hias Erlandsen (Pon ficia Universidad Católica de Chile)Disc. Daniel Aguirre (Universidad del Desarrollo)Part. Tania Gómez-Zapata (Universidad de las Américas Puebla)Part. Gerardo (Gerry) Diaz Bartolome (Argen ne Ministry of

Foreign Affairs)Part. Vanessa Bravo (Elon University)Part. Juan Luis Manfredi (University of Cas lla-La Mancha)Part. Maria DeMoya (DePaul University)Part. Fernando Severino Diaz (University of Minnesota)

In Other Words


What Determines the Nature and Consequences of Conflict in Cyberspace?

FB35: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Jus n Canfil (Columbia University)Disc. Michael Poznansky (Naval War College)

Panel

What permits hacking on cri cal infrastructure? The effect and limit of the cyberspace principle of target dis nc on

Nori Katagiri (St Louis University)Third-Party Countries in Cyber Conflict: Understanding the dynamics of gray space public opinion in offensive cyber opera ons.

Miguel Alberto Gomez (ETH Zurich, Center for Security Studies)Gregory Winger (University of Cincinna )

Is cyberwar the war of the future? New resources and the lethality of conflicts in cyberspace

Danielle Jacon Ayres Pinto (Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC))Jéssica Maria Grassi (Federal University of Santa Catarina)

Offense/Defense, the Security Dilemma, and the Doubly Dangerous World of Cyberspace

Joshua Hastey (Regent University)Adam Knight (CUNY College of Staten Island)

Pre-emp ve Arms Control? Assessing the Impact of Bug Bounty Programmes on Peace and Security in Cyberspace

Mischa Hansel (Ins tute for Peace Research and Security Studies at the University of Hamburg (IFSH))Jantje Silomon (Ins tute for Peace Research and Security Policy at the University of Hamburg)

Diploma c Studies

New Thinking on Track Two DiplomacyFB36: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Susan Allen (George Mason University)Disc. Margarita Tadevosyan (George Mason University)

Panel

Frameworks for Evalua ng Track Two Interven onsEsra Cuhadar (Bilkent University)Peter Jones (University of O awa)

Person-Centered Peacemaking Prac ce; A Form of Track TwoSusan Allen (George Mason University)

Expanding the Sample for Track Two Research: Documen ng Hidden Cases in Europe

Tamra Pearson D'Estrée (University of Denver)Transfer from Track II Peacebuilding to Track I Peacemaking: Lessons from Syria and Yemen

Thania Paffenholz (Graduate Ins tute, Geneva)Sarah Clowry (Durham University)

Healing Dialogue: Can the techniques and prac ces of Track Two Diplomacy play a role in resolving public health debates?

Julia Palmiano Federer (University of O awa)Aleem Bharwani (University of Calgary)

Diploma c Studies

The Promise of Public Diplomacy in an Interconnected Global Community

FB37: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Antoaneta Vanc (Quinnipiac University)Part. Kathy R. Fitzpatrick (University of South Florida)Part. Eytan Gilboa (Bar-Ilan University)Part. R. S. (Rhonda) Zaharna (American University)Part. Ilan Manor (University of Oxford)Part. Geoffrey Allen Pigman (Lausanne University - GS&OSC)Part. Geoffrey R. Wiseman (DePaul University)

Roundtable

Peace StudiesFeminist Theory and Gender Studies

Gender Poli cs in Conflict Management and PeacebuildingFB38: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Jeethu Elza Cherian Chacko (Australian High Commission)Disc. Carolyn M. Stephenson (University of Hawaii Manoa)

Panel

Do women’s poli cal rights lead to women’s economic empowerment? A case study from Nepal

Madhav Joshi (Kroc Ins tute, University of Notre Dame's Keough School of Global Affairs)Punam Yadav (University College London (UCL))

Gendered Social Ordering and Rebel Governance in Civil WarCarla Suarez (University of Bri sh Columbia)Jeremy S. Speight (University of Alaska Fairbanks)

Gender quotas and commissions in post-conflict socie esDawn Walsh (University College Dublin)Emma Murphy (University College Dublin)

The Elec on of Former Female RebelsElizabeth Brannon (Michigan State University)

Preliminary Program

Rivalry as Poli cal Opportunity for the Adop on of Gender QuotasTheresa Schroeder Hageman (Ohio Northern University)


Women, Peace and Security: Approaches to Engaging Woman “On the Ground”

FB39: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Hrach Gregorian (American University/Ins tute of World Affairs @ RESOLVE)

Part. Marie E. Berry (Josef Korbel School of Interna onal Studies, University of Denver)

Part. Joyce P. Kaufman (Ins tute of World Affairs and Whi er College)

Part. Gale A. Ma ox (United States Naval Academy)Part. Natalie J. Goldring (Georgetown University)Part. Sinduja Raja (University of Denver)

Roundtable

Feminist Theory and Gender StudiesWomen's CaucusEthnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies

The Poli cs of 'Vulnerability' in Security and Border Governance FB40: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Saskia Stachowitsch (University of Vienna - OIIP)Disc. Philipp Schulz (University of Bremen)

Panel

Loca ng vulnerable masculini es in humanitarian landscapes at Europe’s Fron ers

Lucy Hall (University of Amsterdam)(Un)making desirable refugees for rese lement

Shoshana Fine (Sciences Po/CERI)Promising Vic mhood: The poli cs of vulnerability assessments in refugee rese lement

Natalie Welfens (University of Amsterdam)Vulnerability in the European Asylum System

Yasemin Bekyol (Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nuremberg)

Vulnerability assessments as violent prac ce at the EU’s external borders

Madita Standke-Erdmann (University of Vienna )


Women at the Nego a ng Table (findings and discussion of ISA Workshop 2021)

FB41: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Galia Golan (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)Disc. Miriam J. Anderson (Ryerson University)Disc. Karin Aggestam (Lund University)

Panel

Gender Backlash in Colombian Nego a onsElizabeth Corredor (Rutgers University)

The Role of Indigenous Women and Local Culture

Women in Nego a ons at the Grass Roots LevelShiri Levinas (Ben Gurion University)

Gender Tac csBrian Urlacher (University of North Dakota)

The Role of Social MediaMarie-Joelle Zahar (University of Montreal)

Historical Interna onal Rela onsSouth Asia in World Poli cs

19th century interna onal rela ons in AsiaFB42: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Jenna Marshall (University of Kassel)Disc. Jenna Marshall (University of Kassel)

Panel

Sovereignty and Coloniza on of Korea and Vietnam in the 19th century

Jeeye Song (University of Florida)19th-Century Transforma on of Interna onal Systems: The Case of East Asia

Jaehan Park (Johns Hopkins SAIS)The ‘Great Anarchy of Hindustan’: late colonial life of an interna onal idea, 1880s-1940s

Atul Mishra (Shiv Nadar University)Construc ng Kashmir through Nineteenth-Century Travel Wri ng

T. J. Liguori (Florida Interna onal University)Travelling Darwin(-ism): Social Darwinism and Late Imperial China’s Quest for Redefini on of Interna onal Order.

Anna Wojciuk (University of Warsaw)Maciej Górecki (University of Warsaw)

Interna onal Poli cal SociologyHistorical Interna onal Rela onsGlobal Development

Coloniality and ColonialismsFB43: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Eric Haney (University of Oxford)Disc. Eric Haney (University of Oxford)

Panel

The Colonial A erlives of Falafel and Spam: Subjuga on, Authen city, and Resistance

Andrew Delatolla (University of Leeds)Joanne Yao (Queen Mary University of London)

Travel, knowledge and worldmaking: Bri sh Goan histories of Colonial East Africa

Alice Engelhard (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science (LSE))

Violent Histories of Indigeneity and Dispossession: An Indian Case study

Ananya Sharma (Ashoka University)The Coloniality of the Archives: A Historical Challenge and Opportunity for IR

Ajay Parasram (Dalhousie University)The Postcolonial Challenge to the Study of U.S.-La n American Rela ons

Eric Ri nger (Salisbury University)


Diversity, Inclusion and Western Intelligence ServicesFB44: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Claudia Hillebrand (Cardiff University)Disc. Claudia Hillebrand (Cardiff University)

Panel

Woke-washing security: the poli cs of the CIA and equality on social media

Rhys Crilley (University of Glasgow)Louise Pears (University of Leeds )

Preliminary Program

Where are the women? The descrip ve and substan ve representa on of women on legisla ve intelligence oversight commi ees

Andrew De y (University of Lincoln)Performance as tradecra : the inclusion of the arts and theatrical prac ce in approaches to Intelligence Studies

Ariel Whi ield Sobel (Brunel University)Diversity and UK Intelligence: where are we now?

Dan Lomas (University of Salford )Se ng Europe Ablaze: Impediments to the Agency of Women Bri sh Spies of WWII

Danielle Wirsansky (Florida State University)


Mul lateral Energy GovernanceFB45: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Elizabeth Nyman (Texas A&M University Galveston)Disc. Benjamin K. Sovacool (Aarhus University)

Panel

Energy Incumbents and Crea ve Destruc on: Explaining Equinor’s diversifica on into renewable energy.

Espen Moe (Norwegian University of Science & Technology)Metropolitan Ci es versus Rest? Public support for nuclear and renewable energy in Sea le and Richland

Nives Dolsak (University of Washington)Azusa Uji (Kyoto University)

Canadian funding for conflic ve renewable energy in Central America

Simon Granovsky-Larsen (University of Regina)Paulina Larreategui (University of Regina)

Just an energy transi on or a just energy transi on – Design and applica on of an energy jus ce index

Maria Apergi (Ins tute for Advanced Sustainability Studies)Andreas Goldthau (Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, University of Erfurt)Konstan n Veit (Ins tute for Advanced Sustainability Studies)

States, Markets and Climate Resilience: A Poli cal Economy of Renewable Energy Federalism in the United States

Kathleen Hancock (Colorado School of Mines)Juliann Emmons Allison (University of California Riverside)


A “Domes c War on Terror?”: Learning from Others and Lessons for the United States

FB46: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Jeff Rogg (The Citadel)Disc. Irene Chiru (Na onal Ins tute for Intelligence Studies)

Panel

The Not-So-Secret Secret Police: Intelligence Apparatus during Tito's Yugoslavia

Cris Matei (Naval Postgraduate School)Portuguese intelligence under Salazar's Estado Novo

Andres de Castro Garcia (IUGM-UNED (Spain))Intelligence Oversight in Romania - Between Consolida on and Controversy

Valen n Stoian ("Mihai Viteazul" Na onal Intelligence Academy)

The Security State or Security Society? Lessons from Lustra onJeff Rogg (The Citadel)

Freedom fighters or terrorists: The origins of the Spanish counterrorist model in the of dawn of Francoism

Antonio M. Diaz-Fernandez (University of Cádiz)


Iden ty in Foreign Policy AnalysisFB47: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Aries Arugay (University of the Philippines-Diliman)Disc. Cher Weixia Chen (George Mason University)

Panel

The Utopianism of Conserva ve Foreign PolicyStephen A. Kocs (College of the Holy Cross)

Wither Racism? How the Interna onal System Legi mizes Racial-Imperial Supremacy?

Saad Ullah Khan (Georgia State University)Cross-border concerns: Understanding policy effects on MMIWG2 vic miza on in Canada and the United States

Steff King (Simon Fraser University)Omi Hodwitz (University of Idaho)

9/11 Impact on Human rights: Preven ng Torture is THE Universal Ethical, Theore cal and Prac cal Agenda

Itai Sneh (City University of New York)Religion and Bureaucracies: the role of USCIRF in the U.S. refugee policy

Igor H. Sabino de Farias (Universidade Federal de Pernambuco)


Populism, Mul lateral Coopera on, and the “Liberal Interna onal Order”

FB48: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Sandra Destradi (University of Freiburg)Disc. Johannes Plagemann (GIGA German Ins tute of Global and

Area Studies)

Panel

Populism, Diplomacy, and Mul lateral Coopera on: Preference versus Prac ce

David Cadier (Sciences Po)Populism and the Liberal Interna onal Order: An Analysis of UN Vo ng Pa erns

Sandra Destradi (University of Freiburg)Johannes Vüllers (University of Konstanz)

Populism and Regional (De-)Legi ma onDaniel F. Wajner (SCRIPTS Cluster - Freie Universitat Berlin)

Populism and Mul lateralism: Comparing Turkey and the Philippines

Alyssa San ago (University of Freiburg)Egecan Hüsemoglu (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg)

Explaining populist leaders’ (dis)engagement in IOsKilian Spandler (University of Gothenburg)Fredrik Söderbaum (University of Gothenburg)


The Indo-Pacific in World Poli csFB49: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Selina Ho (Na onal University of Singapore, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy)

Disc. Selina Ho (Na onal University of Singapore, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy)

Panel

The New Dynamics of Russia-India-China Rela ons in the Indo-Pacific: Sustaining or Tipping the Fine Balance?

Sharinee Jag ani (IISS, University of Oxford, GIGA)Brian G. Carlson (Center for Security Studies, ETH Zurich)

Minilateral Deterrence in the Indo-PacificArzan Tarapore (Stanford University)

Preliminary Program

European Perspec ves on the Indo-PacificLinda Maduz (Center for Security Studies, ETH Zurich)Boas Lieberherr (Center for Security Studies, ETH Zurich)

Crouching TICAD, Hidden Dragon: Simmering FOIP-BRI Rivalry and Japan’s New Spaces of Conflict in East Africa

Kai Schulze (Freie Universität Berlin)Japan’s Construc on of the ‘Indo-Pacific’ in Rela on to Its China Policy

Chiho Maruoka (University of Leeds)


Autonomy and Na onalism - Compara ve Perspec vesFB50: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Yunus Sozen (Le Moyne College, NY)Disc. Lachlan McNamee (University of California, Los Angeles

(UCLA))

Panel

Liberal Ci es in Illiberal Regimes: Mechanism for Protec ng PowerStephen Deets (Babson College)

Understanding Self-Government: Towards a Typology of Territorial Autonomy

Shane J. Barter (Soka University of America)Exodus From New Turkey: Turkish Intelligentsia in Exile

Ahmet Erdi Ozturk (London Metropolitan University)Bahar Baser (Durham University & Stellenbosch University (SIGLA))

Ethnic Empires and Civic Na ons: Comparing Democra za on and Independence in Ukraine and Hong Kong

Chandler R. Rosenberger (Brandeis University)Na onalism, Secessionism, and Autonomy

Andre Lecours (University of O awa)

Interdisciplinary StudiesEnvironmental StudiesInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

Introducing ‘Global Challenges’ to a Small World: Actors, Discourses and Prac ces

FB51: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Mathias Theo Albert (Bielefeld University)Disc. Jens Bartelson (Lund University)

Panel

The Rise of Long-Term Care in Response to Ageing and Disability as Global Challenges: Interna onal Organiza ons Ac ng as Knowledge Actors

Cansu Erdogan (Bielefeld University)The Problema sa on of “Global Challenges” in the OECD’s Policy Discourse: Shi ing from Green Growth to Going Beyond Growth

Robin Schulze Waltrup (Bielefeld University)Preserving the ‘Global Challenge’-Momentum: Norm Entrepreneurs’ Framing of Human Security as a Challenge

Jonas Fritzler (Bielefeld University)Urban actors in world poli cs: How do ci es become drivers of global environmental poli cs?

Ta ana Saraseko (Bielefeld University)Interna onal organiza ons and construc on of complex “global security challenges”

Alina Isakova (Bielefeld University)Katerina Volkov (Bielefeld University)Mar n Koch (Bielefeld University)


Middle Powers in their Security EnvironmentFB52: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Andrew Yeo (The Catholic University of America)Disc. Sumit Ganguly (Indiana University)

Panel

Counter-hegemonic Security Coali ons: Evalua ng the BRICS Challenge to US Security Policy Interests

Frank O'Donnell (Fletcher School of Law & Diplomacy, Tu s University)Mihaela Papa (Tu s University)

TURKISH FOREIGN POLICY AND PRACTICE OF USE OF MILITARY FORCE

Dilaver Arikan Acar (Yasar University)Raising Regional Power Status through Diplomats in Boots? Brazil’s Defense Diplomacy in South America

Alexandra Paulus (Chemnitz University of Technology)Going East and West: Indonesia’s China Strategy a er the Cold War

Gatra Priyandita (Australian Na onal University)The Philippines as a Pivot State in the South China Sea Conflict: Obstacles and Possibili es

Alan Lachica (University of the Philippines)


Conflict and Peacemaking in AutocraciesFB53: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Peter Krause (Boston College)Disc. Shaio Zerba (University of Mississippi)

Panel

Democra za on, Outbidding and the Resolu on of Civil Wars: Regional Autonomy and Peace-making in Southeast Asia

Terence Lee (Na onal University of Singapore)"Too Many Agreements Dishonored" Revisited: Why Repeat Civil Wars Do Not End

Ayako Kobayashi (Sophia University)Civil-Military Rela ons and Peaceful Conflict Management

Hwalmin Jin (Texas A&M University)Plagues of Egypt- the COVID-19 crisis and the role of securi za on dilemmas in the authoritarian regime survival strategies in Egypt and Turkey

Michaela Grančayová (Comenius University in Bra slava, Slovakia)

Autocracies, Interstate Rivalry, and Pro-Government Mili as Ghashia Kiyani (Naval Postgraduate School)Jeff Pickering (Kansas State University)Harris Sheikh (Kansas State University)


Na onalism, Elec ons, and Poli cal ViolenceFB54: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Nazli Avdan (University of Kansas)Disc. Ma hew P. Dearing (Na onal Defense University)

Panel

Na onalism and violence: rela onIsabela de Andrade Gama (IMM - ECEME)Andre Rangel Naegele (Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF))

Can cons tu onal reform prevent persistent elec on-related violence?

Gudlaug Olafsdo r (Uppsala University, Department of Peace and Conflict Research)

Preliminary Program

Uncovering Racial Dynamics Behind Hate Mo vated Violence in America

Natalie Anastasio (University of Massachuse s Lowell)Italian far-le poli cal violence: how Gestalt psychology helps to make sense of individual ac vists' radicalisa on processes

Giulia Grillo (University of Kent)Ghana’s Na onal Peace Infrastructure and Electoral Violence Preven on

Faith I. Okpotor (Moravian University)


The Surviving Vic m Problem: The Poli cal Consequences of Non-Lethal Violence

FB55: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Danielle Gilbert (U.S. Air Force Academy)Chair Elsa Voytas (Princeton University)Disc. Noam Lupu (Vanderbilt University)Disc. Howard Liu (University of Essex)

Panel

Road Warriors: Transporta on Network, Commercial Traffic, and Extor on Crime By Armed Rebels

Howard Liu (University of Essex)Juan Tellez (Duke University)

Post-Conflict Rebel S gma za on in ColombiaAngela D. Nichols (Florida Atlan c University)

Why Ci zens Vote for Violent Poli cians Over TimeSarah Daly (Columbia University)

The "Surviving Vic m Problem": A Research Agenda on Non-Lethal Violence

Elsa Voytas (Princeton University)Danielle Gilbert (U.S. Air Force Academy)

The Poli cal Consequences of Criminal Violence: Applying MRP to Mexican Survey Data

Noam Lupu (Vanderbilt University)


Understanding RussiaFB56: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair John Schuessler (Texas A&M University - Bush School)Disc. Mark N. Katz (George Mason University)

Panel

In Search of Russia’s Great Power Status? Percep on and Mispercep on of Russian New Role in the Middle East

Wojciech Michnik (Jagiellonian University)Regime Change Anxie es: The Regime Security Dilemma and Implica ons for Russian-American Security Compe on

Benjamin Denison (Defense Priori es )By any means necessary: the material basis of Russian grand strategy

Robert Person (United States Military Academy (West Point))Explaining Poli cal Killing in Autocra c States

Suzanne Freeman (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology)The military instrument in Russian grand strategy

Oscar Jonsson (IE University)


Insurgents, Terrorists, Extremists: Perspec ves on the Agents of Violence

FB57: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Craig Whiteside (U.S. Naval War College)Disc. Joseph Young (American University)Disc. Jessica Stanton (Temple University)

Panel

Enabling Stochas c Terrorism: When Does Extremist Rhetoric Lead to A acks?

Christopher Patane (Sam Houston State University )Living to Fight Each Other Another Day: How Insurgent Groups Manage Coopera on in Complex Civil Wars

Regine Schwab (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)A comparison of poli cal violence by le wing, right wing and Islamist extremists in the United States and the world.

Gary LaFree (University of Maryland)Forced Marriage and Rebel Group Fragmenta on

Blair Welsh (University of Essex)Christopher Faulkner (Centre College)Aus n Doctor (University of Nebraska at Omaha)

Natural-Born Killers? Internatural Rela ons and Human ConflictUriel Abulof (Cornell University, Tel-Aviv University)


Caught in the Crossfire: The agency and a tudes of civilians in conflict

FB58: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Jana Krause (University of Oslo)Disc. Anna O. Pechenkina (Utah State University)Disc. Dana El Kurd (University of Richmond)

Panel

Perpetrator Iden ty and Public Responses to Civilian Vic miza onGabriella Levy (Duke University)

Poli cal Engagement in Post-Conflict Se ngs: Survey Evidence from Colombia

Jose Antonio Fortou (Universidad EAFIT)Legi macy and Contested Governance: Evidence from Colombia

Erica De Bruin (Hamilton College)Livia Isabella Schubiger (Duke University)Michael L. Weintraub (Universidad de los Andes)

Understanding Community Resilience in Yemen: How Informal Ins tu ons, Actors, and Social Prac ces Provide Governance in the Absence of the State

Aus n Knuppe (Utah State University)Who you gonna run to? Security, salaries, services, and legi macy in Yemen’s civil war

Joseph Huddleston (Seton Hall University)


Ethnicity and ConflictFB59: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Vladimir Rauta (University of Reading)Disc. Andrea M. Lopez (Susquehanna University)

Panel

Ethnic par es and peace se lements in protracted conflicts: the role of coopera ve outbidding

Christopher Jackson (Georgia State University)Horizontal Inequali es and Ethnic Mobiliza on: Transforma on of Azerbaijani Na onalism in Iran

Ramin Ahmadoghlu (Emory University)

Preliminary Program

Cultural Grievances and the Dura on of Intrastate ConflictBurak Demir (University of Tennessee, Knoxville)

From Displacement to Engagement: The Effect of War me Displacement on Post-war Poli cal Behavior and A tudes

Pëllumb Kelmendi (Auburn University)Amanda Rizkallah (Pepperdine University)

Territorial Autonomy and Local Ethnic Conflict: When do regional ethnic minori es choose violence?

Nahrain Rasho (University of California, Davis)

TheoryInterna onal Poli cal SociologyAc ve Learning in Interna onal Affairs

Of Puzzles, Problems, and Ques ons in Research DesignFB60: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Simon Pra (University of Bristol)Part. Jarrod Hayes (University of Massachuse s Lowell & MIT)Part. Anne-Kathrin Kre (University of Oslo)Part. Yuna Han (University of Oxford )Part. Samah Rafiq (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Part. Jamie Shenk (University of Oxford)Part. Lucas Dolan (American University)Part. Caroline Dunton (University of O awa)Part. Anna Meier (University of No ngham)

Roundtable


What war, and what peace? Conceptual and empirical perspec ves on war and peace in IR

FB61: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM


Disc. Kazushige Kobayashi (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)

Disc. Julia Leib (University of Potsdam)

Panel

Peace Scholarship and the Local Turn: Hierarchies in the Produc on of Knowledge about Peace

Anna Johnson (University of Notre Dame)Mark Robison (University of Notre Dame)Joséphine Lechartre (University of Notre Dame)Sehrazat G. Mart (University of Notre Dame)Caroline Hughes (University of Notre Dame)

Freedom for Peace? How Freedom of Religion or Belief Affects Posi ve and Nega ve Peace

Eric Stollenwerk (GIGA - German Ins tute for Global and Area Studies)Julia Köbrich (German Ins tute for Global and Area Studies)Lisa Hoffmann (German Ins tute for Global and Area Studies (GIGA))Ma hias Basedau (German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies)

Breaking the conflict trap with ci zens’ non-violent mobiliza onMargherita Belgioioso (Brunel University London)

Faced with uncertainty: What war and what peace are in the essence of Interna onal Rela ons?

Dr. Marina T. Kos ć (Ins tute of Interna onal Poli cs and Economics)

The costly signal of forced recruitment and conflict termina onNina Maureen Cadorin (University of Oslo)


Foreign Direct InvestmentFB62: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Julia Calvert (University of Edinburgh)Disc. Julia Calvert (University of Edinburgh)

Panel

Money and Scandal: Foreign Firms, Investment and Corrup on Scandals

Andrey Tomashevskiy (Rutgers University)Oiling the guns: How FDI in oil and gas extrac on affects conflict dynamics

Laura Saavedra-Lux (University of Essex)Electoral Cycles and Foreign Direct Investment in La n America

Chris an Ponce de Leon (CIDE)From Entry through Exit: Firm Behavior Across the FDI “Lifecycle”

Colin Barry (University of Oklahoma)Beyond the capital-labor divide: material and non-material drivers behind public and elite preferences over FDI

Ma as Spektor (FGV - Brazil)Carolina Moehlecke (FGV)Guilherme Fasolin (FGV - Brazil)


Coming in From the Cold: Communica ng Intelligence to Mul ple Stakeholders

FB63: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Simon Willme s (University of Leiden)Disc. Andrew Hammond (Aston University)

Panel

Communica ng Intelligence at the Local Level: Fostering Resilience and Suppor ng Judgement

Elizabeth van der Heide (Leiden University)The Role of Oversight in Communica ng Intelligence to the Outside World

Wilhelmina Aerdts (Universiteit Leiden)Resistant Communica on Barriers: Dispersion of Data Sources in Intelligence-Led Policing

Joery Ma hys (Leiden University)Vlad Niculescu-Dinca (Leiden University)

Intelligence Communica on and Quality Assurance. From the Inside-Out and Outside-In

Alexander Claver (Dep[artment of Defence )Effec vely Communica ng Intelligence Requirements and Managing Expecta ons: An Inside Study of the Dutch Intelligence Community.

Chris aan Menkveld (Ministry of Interior and Kingdom Rela ons (Government of the Netherlands))

Human RightsEnvironmental StudiesInterna onal Law

Environment, Economy, Land and Indigeneity: Human Rights Intersec ons, Implica ons and Challenges

FB64: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Indrani Das Gupta (Jamia Millia Islamia)Disc. Craig A. Johnson (University of Guelph)

Panel

Indigenous knowledge in global biodiversity poli cs: Epistemic communi es, boundary breakers, or norma ve entrepreneurs

Casey C. Stevens (Clark University)

Preliminary Program

Collabora ve Climate Change Strategizing: Drivers and Barriers to Engagements between Municipal Governments and Indigenous Peoples

Jacqueline Gillis (University of Guelph)Worlding global environmental governance: an exploratory study of ILO 169 Conven on prior consulta on protocols developed by indigenous peoples and tradi onal communi es in Brazil.

Thais Ribeiro (Universidade de Brasília)Cris na Y. A. Inoue (University of Brasilia)

Effects of CO2 Emissions on Economic Freedom in Developing Countries

Mohammad Haque (University of Connec cut)Delayed Restora ve Jus ce: The Effects of Claiming Land in South Africa

Alex Dyzenhaus (Cornell University)

Peace StudiesInterdisciplinary StudiesHuman Rights

Civil Protests and State ResponseFB65: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM


Disc. Carl Müller-Crepon (University of Oxford)

Panel

Civil resistance in the shadow of war: Explaining community mobiliza on against dams in Myanmar

Kyungmee Kim (Uppsala University)Willing to be a protester: Violence, solidarity, and durability of protests

Jiyoon Kang (University of South Carolina)Sanghoon Park (University of South Carolina)

When do protests signal coups? Intra-movement determinants of coups in Africa

Jacob Lewis (Washington State University)Civilian mass ac on during Civil Wars: Doomed to fail or poised to succeed?

Marina G. Petrova (Università Bocconi)Sooyeon Kang (The Ohio State University)

Breaking the Wave? The Mobilizing Effects of State Concessions on Protest Dynamics

Sebas an Hellmeier (University of Konstanz)Elena Leuschner (University of Gothenburg)


Barriers and Opportuni es for a Diverse DisciplineFB66: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Ryo Shimizu (Kobe Gakuin University)Disc. Ryo Shimizu (Kobe Gakuin University)

Panel

Barriers to Diverse Par cipa on in Interna onal Studies: Iranian Experiences

Homeira Moshirzadeh (University of Tehran)Enhancing diversity in interna onal affairs: Lessons for the expanding the pipeline of Black Americans

Jennifer Marie Brinkerhoff (George Washington University)Teaching Interna onal Development: Voices from the Global North vs. Global South

Zack Zimbalist (Johns Hopkins University SAIS)Agency and responsibility in IR: A cross-linguis c study

Ruthie Pertsis (The Ohio State University)

The geopoli cs of IR knowledge produc on: an academic great game?

Albert Sanghoon Park (University of Cambridge)

Human RightsInterna onal EthicsEthnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies

Complexi es of Conflict and Post-Conflict: Underrepresented Voices

FB67: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Aoife O'Donoghue (Durham University)Disc. Ashley Bohrer (University of Notre Dame)

Panel

A genealogy of civilian self-protec onMiriam Bradley (Ins tut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals)

“Colonial history is s ll a touchy subject in this country”: Apologies and Ar fact Res tu on by Former Colonial Powers

Franziska Boehme (Texas State University)Women on the Frontline: The Impact of Legal Integra on of Female Soldiers on Sexual Violence by Security Forces

Christopher Willis (Pennsylvania State University)The Prevalence of Female Fighters and the Perpetra on of One-sided Violence

Baylee Harrell (University of Kentucky)Structural Violence, Jus ce and Reconcilia on in Northern Ireland

Nevin T. Aiken (University of Wyoming)


Varying Impacts of the PandemicFB68: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Jenny Lorentzen (Department of Poli cal Science, Lund University)

Disc. Dhanasree Jayaram (Manipal Academy of Higher Educa on)

Panel

A comparison of compe ng Coronavirus mi ga on models in Scandinavia

Janicke Stramer-Smith (Weber State University) Managing Disasters in a Federal System -Percep ons of College Youth and the Empirical Findings from an Indian State, Odisha : With Special Reference to Covid-19.

Niranjan Barik (Ravenshaw University)Asima Sahu (Ravenshaw University)Ananya Asmita (Bhadrak Women's College, Bhadrak, Odisha, India)Josna Mishra (Miles College)

Populism, Pandemic and Payments: Analyzing Policies of Aid and Cash Transfers in Brazil and India

Devika Misra (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi)A PSYCHO-PATHOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF POST COVID-19 LOCKDOWN: A NIGERIAN EXPERIENCE

Ojo Ayinuola (A ba University)Children and Global Crisis: The Coronavirus Pandemic

Karen Brown (University of Minnesota)

Preliminary Program


Unpacking the untold story : towards an interdisciplinary and mul-level approach of hierarchies in humanitarian aid provision

FB69: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Bob Reinalda (Radboud University Nijmegen)Disc. Ju a Joachim (Radboud University)Part. Clara Egger (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen (Globalisa on Studies

Groningen))Part. Michael Barne (George Washington University)Part. Maryam Zarnegar Deloffre (George Washington University)Part. Andrea Schneiker (Zeppelin University)Part. Eugenio Cusumano (Cà Foscari University of Venice)Part. Anna Khakee (University of Malta)Part. Michael Eze (University of Leiden)Part. Marie-Claude Savard (Université du Québec à Montréal)

Roundtable

Global Development

Historicising Ques ons of Development and IRFB70: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair George Lawson (Australian Na onal University)Disc. Sabelo J Ndlovu-Gatsheni (University of Bayreuth)

Panel

Konnarock: An Outpost of Modernity at the Core’s PeripheryJacob L. Stump (DePaul University)

The parallel and conflic ng origins of the term ‘developing countries’

Deborah Barros Leal Farias (University of New South Wales)Bringing the imperial state back in: Theories of empire and imperialism in interna onal rela ons

David K. Johnson (Johns Hopkins University)The Economic Legacy of Early Democracy

Anders Wieland (Aarhus University)The crea on of utopia and theore cal gears of power: silencing and concealing the US coloniza on of the Philippines in Interna onal Rela ons Theory (1889 - 1945)

Matheus Bianco (Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul)

Interna onal LawInterna onal Organiza onHuman Rights

Building Resilience in Interna onal Law and Organiza onsFB71: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Charlo e Ku (Texas A&M University, School of Law)Part. Roger A. Coate (Georgia College, University of South Carolina)Part. Alistair Edgar (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs)Part. Roberta C. Andrade (UNSW)Part. Kendall W. S les (Brigham Young University)Part. Filip Sava c (Georgetown University)Part. Kurt Mills (University of Dundee)

Roundtable

Human RightsEnvironmental StudiesInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

The Other Human Rights: Exploring Third Genera on Human Rights FB72: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Andrea Schapper (University of S rling)Disc. Tabitha M. Benney (University of Utah)

Panel

Stories of extrac on: Colonial forge ulness and decolonial recollec on in Gállok, Sápmi

Georgia De Leeuw (Lund University)

Resist or embrace: environmental human rights advocacy at interna onal human rights organiza ons

Bi Zhao (Whitworth University)Human Access to Water - if not now, then when?

Paula Duarte Lopes (University of Coimbra, CES, FEUC)Climate Change and Human Rights: Environmental Refugees and Rights in Perspec ve

William V. Dunlap (Quinnipiac University)Mahmood Monshipouri (San Francisco State University)

The Dra Conven on on the Right to Development: Norma ve, Legal and Poli cal Analysis

Daniel J. Whelan (Hendrix College)

Environmental StudiesHuman RightsGlobal Development

Indigenous Peoples, Global Poli cs, Human Rights and the Environment

FB73: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Gabrielle A. Slowey (York University)Disc. Makere Stewart-Harawira (University of Alberta)

Panel

Is reindeer the new buffalo? Climate change, the green shi and manifest des ny in Sápmi

Rauna Kuokkanen (University of Lapland)‘Everything is changing right in front of our eyes’ – Arc c First Na ons, Climate Change and the Canadian State

Gabrielle A. Slowey (York University)Indigenous Rights and the UN Climate Governance: Indigenous Sovereignty, Self-Determina on and a Climate-Conscious Future

Ma hew Norris (University of Bri sh Columbia)Shared State-Indigenous Sovereignty in Policy Responses to Urgent Public Health and Climate Disasters in Canada and Aotearoa New Zealand

Joanne Moores (University of Guelph)Rivers, Rights, and the Limits of Sovereignty in a Catastrophic Global Climate Emergency

Makere Stewart-Harawira (University of Alberta)


Innova ng IR Theory: Universi es, Ci es, Borders, and BeyondFB74: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Anne e Freyberg-Inan (University of Amsterdam)Chair Vicki Birchfield (Georgia Ins tute of Technology)Disc. Anne e Freyberg-Inan (University of Amsterdam)

Panel

Considering the Alterna ves: A Typological Framework for Social Scien fic Inquiry

Michael Reese (University of Chicago)Explaining Paradiplomacy: In Search of Applicable Theore cal Approaches among 'Tradi onal' IR Schools

Maciej Raś (University of Warsaw)Second Order Reflexivity in Late Capitalist Ruins: Disciplinary Discourse and the Interna onal Poli cal Economy of the University

Bart Gabriel (The Graduate Ins tute for Interna onal & Development Studies)

What Can Thucydides Teach Us About COVID-19? A Case Study in Engaging Classical Poli cal History With Contemporary Interna onal Events

Andreas Wendlberger (Goethe University Frankfurt)

Preliminary Program

Towards collabora ve methodologies of borders and bordering in world poli cs

Molly Todd (Virginia Tech)


Exchanges and Partnerships in Global Educa onFB75: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Heidi H. Hobbs (North Carolina State University)Disc. Heidi H. Hobbs (North Carolina State University)

Panel

Shaping Young Minds? The Effects of Educa onal Experiences on Students' Values and Percep ons of Others

George Shambaugh (Georgetown University)Educa on Abroad Online: Lessons from a Remote Study Abroad Experience in Nicaragua

Tina Kempin Reuter (University of Alabama at Birmingham)Stacy Moak (University of Alabama at Birmingham)

Perpetuated Divides in ICT & Higher Educa on- compara ve analysis of effects of COVID-19 between West African na ons

Jessi Hanson-DeFusco (University of Texas-Dallas)Damita Kaloos an (Arizona State University)

United States and South African Partnerships: Challenges to Higher Educa on during COVID-19

Simone Mar n-Howard (LIU-Brooklyn)The United States, China, and Covid: The Challenge for Educa onal and Cultural Exchange

Mark Bean (University of Utah)


Globaliza on, Governance, and Covid-19FB76: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Effie Charalampaki (Center for Interna onal Poli cs, Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons, Athens, Greece)

Disc. Effie Charalampaki (Center for Interna onal Poli cs, Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons, Athens, Greece)

Panel

COVID-19, Global Governance and ResilienceJonathan Joseph (University of Bristol)

Ins tu onal Adaptability and Health Pandemics in a Smaller World: The Case of the European Union

Ivan Dinev Ivanov (University of Cincinna )The European Investment Bank and its role in fostering European cohesiveness: from the crises of the 1970s to COVID19

Donatella Strangio (Sapienza University Rome)Reframing Globaliza on: COVID-19 and Mul lateral coopera on on the run

Carlos Frederico Pereira da Silva Gama (Universidade Federal do Tocan ns (Brazil))

Looking for Deeper Economic Integra on: Impact of the COVID-19 Crisis in the Western Balkans

Aleksandar Milosevic (University of Belgrade - Faculty of Poli cal Science)


Will There Be Blood? Historical and Modern Perspec ves on WarFB77: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Nina von Uexkull (Stockholm University)Disc. Nina von Uexkull (Stockholm University)

Panel

Is Unrestricted Warfare outmoding Security Studies? Toward a renaissance of Strategic Studies and the evolu on of the security concept.

David García Cantalapiedra (Universidad Complutense de Madrid)

Rethinking Gender and ConflictJoshua Couronne (Northwestern University)

On the becoming of warDaniel Smith (Swedish Defence University)

The Return of History: Historians and Interna onal Rela ons in a Changing World

Graeme Thompson (Harvard Kennedy School)There Will Be Blood: Payback and Interna onal Rela ons

Michael Su on (Independent Researcher, Sydney, Australia )


Post-Liberal Utopias in Prac ce: Local Ethnographies of a New Global Right

FB78: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Oliwia Wasik (Queen Mary, University of London)Disc. Jean-Francois Drolet (Queen Mary University London)

Panel

Russian Geopoli cal Imaginaries and Avantgarde Art: Neo-industrial Visions of the Radical Right

Maria Engström (Uppsala University) Back to utopias past: post-war origins of prewar imaginaries on the Japanese far-right

Karin Narita (Queen Mary, University of London) Lost Cause or Lived Utopia? Apocalypse and Confederacy in a Crea onist American South

Vibeke Schou Tjalve (Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies)Climate collapse and post-liberal (g)local utopias: the rise of far-right eco-villages in France

Manni I. Crone (Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies)The Preserva on of Fire: Estonia’s Blue Awakening as Far Right Meta-Poli cs in Prac ce

Louis Wierenga (University of Tartu)


Popular culture: the implica ons of representa ons. FB79: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair James Gow (King's College London)Disc. Morgane Desou er (O o-von-Guericke University,

Magdeburg)

Panel

The Voices No One Sees: Making Refugees Visible Simon Philpo (University of Newcastle)

Documen ng Disclosures: Tracing the Transna onal Poli cs of Whistleblowing in Ci zenfour and XY Chelsea

Daphne Inbar (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)Without Remorse: The social construc on of warrior status in popular culture

Emily Brown (King's College London)Helene Olsen (King's College London)

The Representa on of Mercenaries in Contemporary Mainstream Cinema

Kai Hebel (Universiteit Leiden)We Need a Hero: Re-envisioning American Victory and Excep onalism in World Wars I and II through Wonder Woman and Captain America: The First Avenger

Terilyn Hun ngton (Indiana University of Pennsylvania)

Preliminary Program


Do Sanc ons Ma er?FC00-1: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Disc. Bruce W. Jentleson (Duke University)


Regime Type and Economic Sanc on Effec venessOmer Zarpli (University of Pi sburgh)

A Content Analysis of Unilateral Sanc ons during COVID-19 Upsna Vashist (WNS GLOBAL SERVICES)


Na onal SecurityFC00-2: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Disc. Jus n Canfil (Columbia University)


Sharing with Frenemies: Technology sharing with Geopoli cal RivalsErik Sand (MIT)

Whose War is it Anyway? How Afghanistan became a Ba lefield over Global Hegemony during The Cold War

Kathryn Shapiro (University of Florida)The Transforma on of Transatlan c Counter-Terrorism

Patrick Bury (University of Bath)

TheoryGlobal Development

Race and Interna onal TheoryFC01: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Asli Calkivik (Istanbul Technical University)Disc. Asli Calkivik (Istanbul Technical University)

Panel

The Sovereign and the Pariah: the shaming of Hai and the forma on of interna onal society

Jack L. Amoureux (Wake Forest University)'This Modern Expulsion from Humanity': Hannah Arendt and the Colonial Origins of Totalitarianism

Garre FitzGerald (University of Notre Dame)The Underside of Order: Race in the Cons tu on of Interna onal Order

Owen Brown (Northwestern University)Subordinates in Hierarchy and the Quest for Recogni on from Below

Karim El Taki (University of Cambridge) “Possibility in the days of destruc on”: afrodiasporic alterna ves to the IR’s modern/colonial logic

Ananda Vilela (Pon cia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro)


Global Challenges to Democracy?FC02: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Part. Sarah Bush (Yale University)Part. Mai Hassan (University of Michigan)Part. Susan Hyde (University of California, Berkeley)Part. Staffan I. Lindberg (Univ. of Gothenburg & Univ. of Florida)Part. Irfan Nooruddin (Georgetown University)Part. Larry Bartels (Vanderbilt University)Mod. Ursula Daxecker (University of Amsterdam)

Sapphire Series


IPE Sec on's Outstanding Ac vist Scholar Honoring Teivo TeivainenFC03: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Andrej Grubacic (California Ins tute of Integral Studies)Chair Hasmet Uluorta (Trent University)Disc. Andrej Grubacic (California Ins tute of Integral Studies)Disc. James H. Mi elman (American University)Disc. Ruth Reitan (University of Miami)Part. Christopher K. Chase-Dunn (University of California, Riverside)Part. Robin Broad (American University)Part. Linda J. Yarr (George Washington University)Part. Barry Keith Gills (University of Helsinki)Part. J. Ann Tickner (American University)

Roundtable

Theory

The Domes c Poli cs of Interna onal Status SeekingFC04: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Tom Long (University of Warwick)Disc. Marina Duque (Florida State University)Disc. Tom Long (University of Warwick)

Panel

Symmetry Over Strategy: How Status Suckered the Superpowers at SALT

Paul Beaumont (The Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)

Weapons of Na onal Pride: An Experimental StudyMarina Duque (Florida State University)

Canada is Back (and more par san than ever): The domes c poli cs of interna onal status at the UNSC

Caroline Dunton (University of O awa)Interna onal Status in Domes c Poli cs: Narra ve, ‘interna onal isola on’ and democra za on during the late Pinochet regime (1983-1990)

Cristobal Bywaters (University of Warwick)Between Past, Present and Future: China’s Poli cs of Heritage-Making and Status Seeking

Elif Kalaycioglu (University of Alabama)Lina Benabdallah (Wake Forest University)

Interna onal Communica onScience, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela onsA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

New Book Roundtable: “Poli cs At the Internet’s Core”: FC05: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Nane e S. Levinson (American University)Disc. Ronald J. Deibert (University of Toronto)Part. Derrick L. Cogburn (American University)Part. Laura DeNardis (American University)Part. Fiona Alexander (American. University)Part. Francesca Musiani (CNRS)Part. Nane e S. Levinson (American University)Part. Corinne Cath-Speth (Oxford Internet Ins tute)

Roundtable

Preliminary Program


FPA Dis nguished Scholar Panel Honoring James M. ScoFC06: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Sibel Oktay (University of Illinois at Springfield)Part. Jeff Pickering (Kansas State University)Part. Ralph G. Carter (Texas Chris an University)Part. A. Cooper Drury (University of Missouri)Part. Sara McLaughlin Mitchell (University of Iowa)Part. Yasemin Akbaba (Ge ysburg College)Part. Charles Rowling (University of Nebraska Kearney)Part. Stephanie Shady (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)Honoree

James M. Sco (Texas Chris an University)



Policy stability versus repoli ciza on in climate poli cs IFC07: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Stacy D. VanDeveer (University of Massachuse s Boston)Disc. Jennifer Allan (Cardiff University)

Panel

For be er or for worse – a break with Norway’s consensual climate tradi on?

Fay Farstad (CICERO Center for Interna onal Climate Research)Erlend A. T. Hermansen (CICERO Center for Interna onal Climate Research)Bård Lahn (Centre for Interna onal Climate and Environmental Research (CICERO))

Warning signals or policy failures? Conflict and con nuity in UK climate policy

Ma hew Lockwood (University of Sussex)Steering poli cal conflicts for climate stability: The case of China

Yixian Sun (University of Bath)Wei Shen (Ins tute of Development Studies)

The impacts of poli cisa on and accountability on policy dismantling

Paul Tobin (University of Manchester)Do framework climate laws depoli cise or poli cise?

Diarmuid Torney (Dublin City University)


Environmental Studies Sec on Speed Mentoring RoundtableFC08: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Philip Schleifer (University of Amsterdam)Disc. Lily Y. Hsueh (Arizona State University)Disc. Marielle Papin (McGill University)Disc. Janina Grabs (ETH Zurich)Part. Peter Dauvergne (University of Bri sh Columbia)Part. Elizabeth R. DeSombre (Wellesley College)Part. Ma hew J. Hoffmann (University of Toronto)Part. Sikina Jinnah (University of California, Santa Cruz)Part. Kate O'Neill (University of California, Berkeley)Part. Raul Pacheco-Vega (Facultad La noamericana de Ciencias

Sociales (FLACSO) México)

Roundtable

Theory

New Direc ons in IR Theory IIFC10: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Noe Cornago (University of the Basque Country)Disc. Mazaher Koruzhde (Florida Interna onal University)

Panel

Conserva ve Interna onal Rela ons TheoryDillon Stone Tatum (Francis Marion University)

Queer of Color Approaches and Interna onal Rela ons TheoryJosé O. Pérez (Ohio State University)

We have never been anarchic; Or, who is anarchy for?Joshua McEvoy (Queen's University)

Inges ble Intoxicants: Sweetness and BiopowerLinea Cu er (Virginia Tech)

The "affec ve turn" in Interna onal Rela ons: transi oning to a new epistemology

Vinícius Armele ( Pon fical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro - PUC-Rio)

ISA-Canada

ISA-Canada Dis nguished Scholar - Dr. Fen HampsonFC11: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Saira Bano (Mount Royal University)Disc. Evelyn N. Mayanja (University of Manitoba)Part. Kim Richard Nossal (Queen's University)Part. Valerie Percival (Carleton University)Part. Richard Price (University of Bri sh Columbia)Part. Jennifer Welsh (European University Ins tute)Part. Mikhail Troitskiy (Moscow State Ins tute of Interna onal

Rela ons)Part. Pamela R. Aall (United States Ins tute of Peace and American

University)Honoree

Fen Hampson (Carleton University)


Feminist Theory and Gender StudiesScience, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela onsGlobal Development

Doing fieldwork otherwise: Feminist and decolonial reflec ons on method

FC12: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Maria Jose Mendez (Harvard University )Chair Michael Gordon (McMaster University)Disc. Tiina Vai nen (Tampere University)

Panel

Se ler Ethnographies: Naviga ng Militarized and Colonial Epistemologies in the Field

Maya Wind (New York University )Norms of Extrac ve Research

W. R. Nadège Compaoré (University of Toronto)Trans epistemologies: trauma-informed research with gender-variant par cipants

Martha Balaguera (University of Toronto)Epistemic-corporeal workshops: pu ng strong reflexivity into prac ce

Marisa Ruiz-Trejo (Ins tuto de Estudios Indígenas, Universidad Autónoma de Chiapas)

Fieldwork or ge ng help with your homeworkMaria Jose Mendez (Harvard University )

Scien fic Study of Interna onal ProcessesA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

Climate change and security I: Urban securityFC13: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Halvard Buhaug (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO))Disc. Cullen Hendrix (Korbel School, University of Denver/PIIE)Disc. Gabriele Spilker (University of Salzburg)

Panel

Preliminary Program

The right climate for conflict? Climate zones, organized violence and disease

Ismene Gizelis (University of Essex)Steve Pickering (Brunel University London)

The Impact of Extreme Weather Events on Protest-Onset in Ci es Addressing the "urban neglect" with new data

Viktoria Jansesberger (University of Salzburg)Petroleum, prices and protests: exploring climate change mi ga on impacts on social unrest

Nina von Uexkull (Stockholm University)Espen Geelmuyden Rød (Uppsala University)Isak Svensson (Uppsala University)

Food Prices, Social Conflict, and the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank Ore Koren (Indiana University Bloomington)W. Kindred Winecoff (Indiana University)

Against extractmentality. A systema c mapping of movements contes ng “green” and “brown” energy projects

Leah Temper (McGill University)

TheoryInterna onal Ethics

The Excluded Self in Times of CrisisFC14: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Kathryn Marie Fisher (Le Cordon Bleu)Part. Mauro J. Caraccioli (Virginia Tech)Part. Terilyn Hun ngton (Indiana University of Pennsylvania)Part. M. L. deRaismes Combes (American University)Part. Luke B. Campbell (Northwest Missouri State University)Part. Andrew R. Hom (University of Edinburgh)Part. Christopher McIntosh (Bard College)Part. Myriam Fotou (University of Leicester)Part. Marta Iniguez De Heredia (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid)

Roundtable


India- China Rela onsFC15: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Hyun Ji Rim (SAIS, Johns Hopkins University)Disc. Hyun Ji Rim (SAIS, Johns Hopkins University)

Panel

Allies or Rivals? China-India Rela ons in Global Trade GovernanceKristen Hopewell (University of Bri sh Columbia)

Asia’s Twin Transforma ons: Civil-Military Rela ons and Defence Reforms in the Chinese and Indian Military

Anit Mukherjee (S. Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies (RSIS), Nanyang Technological University, Singapore)

India’ defeat to China in the 1962 War: A Case of “Asymmetrical Balancing”?

Nabarun Roy (South Asian University)'Bri le' BRICS and the poli cal economy of rising powers and global governance

Prathivadi Anand (University of Bradford)The Myth of Apoli cal Monies: Poli cal Implica ons of China’s Funding in South Asia

Anshu Nagpal Cha erjee (Naval Postgraduate School)


New Research on Peacekeeping Effec venessFC16: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair James Walsh (University of North Carolina Charlo e)Disc. Virginia Page Fortna (Columbia University)

Partner Organiza on

Where to go, when to return? The impact of UN peacekeeping deployments on internal displacement and return

Jacob Aronson (University of Maryland)Paul Huth (University of Maryland)James Walsh (University of North Carolina Charlo e)Deniz Cil (University of Maryland)

Blue Barriers: The Effects of UN Peacekeeping on Forced Displacement

Filip Sava c (Georgetown University)Lise Morje Howard (Georgetown University)

Subna onal Varia on in State Capacity A er the Withdrawal of UN Peace Opera ons

Maline Meiske (University of Oxford)Andrea Ruggeri (University of Oxford)

United Na ons Peacekeeping and Posi ve PeaceLisa Hultman (Uppsala University)Jacob D. Kathman (University at Buffalo, SUNY)Megan Shannon (University of Colorado)

What it takes to Return: UN Peacekeeping and the safe return of internally displaced people

Vincenzo Bove (University of Warwick)Jessica Di Salvatore (University of Warwick)

Peace Studies

Can Asian conflicts be resolved peacefully at all?FC17: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Yuan-Kang Wang (Western Michigan University)Disc. Andrew Scobell (RAND Corpora on)Disc. Siniša Vuković (Johns Hopkins School of Advanced

Interna onal Studies (SAIS))

Panel

When the "Third Party" is a Party to the Conflict: South Korean Media on in the U.S.-North Korea Crisis, 2017-2018

Amira Schiff (Bar-Ilan University, York University)Taiwan amidst the U.S.-PRC High-Tech Rivalry

Dean Chen (Ramapo College of New Jersey)Risks of conflict in the South China Sea

David A. Welch (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs)Kashmir: Cu ng the Gordian Knot in Indo-Pakistan Rela ons

Claude Rakisits (Australian Na onal University)Demonstra on of Power and War Avoidance in the East China Sea

Tetsuro Iji (Toyo University, Tokyo, Japan)Yuan-Kang Wang (Western Michigan University)

Peace Studies

Cri cal perspec ves on governance of natural resources, from Global to Local


Chair Marie E. Berry (Josef Korbel School of Interna onal Studies, University of Denver)

Disc. Elisabeth Pruegl (Graduate Ins tute, Geneva)

Panel

Limited Statehood and Africa’s Abandoned Mines: Exploring Temporality and Geographies of Injus ce

Nathan Andrews (University of Northern Bri sh Columbia)Gender, Sustainable Peace, and Natural Resource Management

Caitlin M. Ryan (University of Groningen)Maria Mar n de Almagro Iniesta (Université de Montréal)

The fallacies of environmental peacebuildingTobias Ide (Murdoch University)

Preliminary Program

Natural Resource Extrac on and the prospects for Gender-Just Sustainable Peace

Claire Duncanson (University of Edinburgh)Carol E. Cohn (Consor um on Gender, Security and Human Rights)

Gendered exclusion in land and resource governance: a feminist poli cal se lement perspec ve on post-conflict reforms in Sierra Leone

Patricia Rinck (University of Duisburg-Essen)

Peace Studies

The State of Peace Studies in La n AmericaFC19: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Roberta Holanda Maschie o (University of Coimbra, Centre for Social Studies)

Part. Marcos Alan Ferreira (Federal University of Paraiba - UFPB)Part. Ursula Oswald Spring (Na onal Autonomous University of

Mexico)Part. Egoitz Gago Anton (Pon ficia Universidad Javeriana)Part. estebanramos ramos (universidad nacional autónoma de

honduras)Part. Diana Marcela Agudelo Or z (Universidad Externado de

Colombia)Part. Alfonso Hernández (Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana )

Roundtable

Peace Studies

Ex-combatants and Peace ProcessFC20: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Shelley Liu (UC Berkeley, Goldman School of Public Policy)Disc. Kendra Dupuy (PRIO)

Panel

Spoiler Alert: The Logic of Violence Against Ex-Combatants in Colombia

Susan Brewer-Osorio (University of Arizona)Militarized Disability

Rebecca Nielsen (Universidad del Rosario)Employing Ex-combatants: A Résumé Experiment in Colombia

Oliver Kaplan (University of Denver)Michael Findley (University of Texas at Aus n)

Maintaining Everyday Peace in post-Khmer Rouge Cambodia: Subtle Agency and Hidden Narra ves

SungYong Lee (University of Otago)Poli cs A er Conflict: Former Combatants and Democracy

Marcela Ibanez (University of Mannheim)

Interdisciplinary StudiesInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

The Transforma ve Role of Culture in the Global ArenaFC21: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Asees Puri (The Graduate Ins tute for Interna onal & Development Studies)

Disc. Annika Bergman Rosamond (Lund University)

Panel

Women Filmmakers and the Poli cs of Representa on in the Arabian Peninsula

Suzi Mirgani (CIRS, Georgetown University in Qatar)"Ceci n’est pas un état": A Visual Ethnography of the Maintenance Work(ers) of the (Failed) State

Stéphanie Perazzone (Ghent University)The Role of Music Within Interna onal Rela ons Scholarship

Kristen Noa (Florida Interna onal University)Counter-narra ves by children born of violence in post-conflict Peru

Ana Lucia Alonso Soriano (Australian Na onal University)

Brazilian Popular Culture: a contribu on from the Global South to the Popular Culture and World Poli cs (PCWP) agenda

Tiago Sales (Universidade católica de Petrópolis)

Peace StudiesInterdisciplinary StudiesInterna onal Communica on

Making Sense of Digital Peacebuilding: A Conversa on on Approaches and Methods


Chair Andreas Hirblinger (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)

Disc. Marijn Hoij nk (VU Amsterdam)

Panel

Digital Peacebuilding: A Framework for Cri cal EngagementKristoffer Lidén (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)

Terms of engagement: Ambivalences in digital communica on strategies of the UN Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS)

Julia Leib (University of Potsdam)The Evolu on of Digital Peacebuilding

Lisa Schirch (University of Notre Dame)Virtual Peace Media on and Gender: the Case of Libya.

Ou Donovan (Griffith University)An Apomediated Peace? How digital technology changes peacebuilding prac ce

Andreas Hirblinger (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)

Historical Interna onal Rela onsInterna onal Organiza onEnglish School

The Long 19th Century IIFC23: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Joanne Yao (Queen Mary University of London)Disc. Joanne Yao (Queen Mary University of London)

Panel

Legal History and Interna onal Rela onsTomas Wallenius (University of Oxford)

Beyond Warfare: Military Power and the Ordinary Poli cs of Territorial State Forma on

Kelly Dietz (Ithaca College)‘The first body of a universal interna onal nature’: impar ality and the 1865 Interna onal Telegraph Conference

Jan Eijking (University of Oxford)Three Histories of the System of States

Quen n P. Bruneau (The New School)Claire Vergerio (Leiden University)

Power Poli cs Among EmpiresJoseph Leigh (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)


Assurance, Deterrence, and Coordina on in Military AlliancesFC24: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Keren Milo (Princeton University)Disc. Bre Ashley Leeds (Rice University)Disc. Jonathan A. Chu (Stanford University)

Panel

Do Threats of Abandonment Encourage Burden-Sharing in Military Alliances? Evidence from Survey Experiments

Brian Blankenship (University of Miami)Do Alliances Cause Security Problems, Not the Other Way Around?

Mayumi Fukushima (RAND Corpora on)

Preliminary Program

Promises of Future Coopera on and Alliance CredibilityNicholas Coulombe (Rice University)

Crises of Commitment? The Effect of Post-Vietnam Uncertainty in US Alliances on Interna onal Poli cs

Abby Fanlo (Stanford University)Public Opinion Towards Military Alliances

Joshua Alley (University of Virginia)


Reflec ng on efforts to decenter, diversify and reconstruct the curriculum - pu ng "decoloniza on" into prac ce


Chair Iva Bozovic (University of Southern California)Part. Shannon Gibson (University of Southern California)Part. Lena Rethel (University of Warwick)Part. Maïka Sondarjee (University of O awa)Part. Emanuel Porcelli (Universidad de Buenos Aires - Argen na)Part. Felix Mantz (Queen Mary University of London)



Gender and Poli cal Decision MakingFC26: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Sara Fox (University of Pi sburgh)Disc. Sara Fox (University of Pi sburgh)

Panel

The electoral consequences of violence against women in poli cs Juan Diego Duque-Salazar (Uppsala University)

Does public approval of foreign policy decisions depend on the leader's gender?

Kiron K. Skinner (Carnegie Mellon University)Anna O. Pechenkina (Utah State University)

Gender Effects in INGOs’ Survival: How Gender Ma ers in Donors’ Evalua on of INGOs’ Response Under State Repression?

Shanshan Lian (University of Georgia)Juntas and Strongmen: Women’s Rights Provision under Two Forms of Military Rule

Henry Moncrieff (Texas Tech University)Alissandra Stoyan (Texas Tech University)

Regime cri cs or allies? The role of women's movement organiza ons in resistance campaigns

Ingrid Vik Bakken (Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU))


Public Opinion and Foreign Policy OutcomesFC27: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Philip Po er (University of Virginia)Disc. Joshua D. Kertzer (Harvard University)

Panel

Demanding Accountability: Mul -Country Evidence on When Publics Demands Punishment of Foreign Perpetrators of Torture

A. Burcu Bayram (University of Arkansas)Eric Keels (Air War College, Blue Horizons Program)Efe Tokdemir (Bilkent University)

How governments’ foreign policy reflects cons tuent a tudes: Compara ve evidence on free movement and trade in Sub-Saharan Africa

Mar n C. Steinwand (University of Essex)Florian G. Kern (University of Essex)

The Poli cal Logic of Scapegoa ng: The A ribu on of Blame for Global Economic Problems

Jiakun Jack Zhang (University of Kansas)Clayton Webb (University of Kansas)

South Korean Public Percep ons of the US Military PresenceTimothy Rich (Western Kentucky University)Madelynn Einhorn (Western Kentucky University)Vasabjit Banerjee (Mississippi State University)Isabel Eliassen (Western Kentucky University)

Naming, Shaming, and Issue Linkage: Human Rights Organiza ons and the Enforcement of Rights Standards in Trade Agreements

Stephen Bagwell (University of Missouri-- St Louis)Meridith LaVelle (University of Georgia )Travis Cur ce (Emory University)

Peace Studies

Sustaining peace: exploring diverse narra ves of a wide disciplineFC28: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Richard Caplan (University of Oxford)Disc. John Gledhill (University of Oxford)Disc. Joshua Fisher (Columbia University)

Panel

(Re)thinking land and peace from the Colombian countryside: Learning from the campesino economy in Cajamarca

Juanita Esguerra Rezk (University of Gothenburg)Poli cal inclusion and the evolving interna onal legal framework for post-conflict transi ons

William Underwood (Stockholm University)Local Manifesta ons of the Posi ve Peace-Environmental Sustainability Nexus in Afghanistan, Nepal, and the Philippines

Dahlia Simangan (Hiroshima University)Srinjoy Bose (University of New South Wales, Sydney)

Feminist peace and the poli cs of climate changeChris e Nicoson (Lund University)

Peace in prac ce: measuring sustained peace in Nepal.

Peace StudiesInterna onal Security StudiesInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

Postcolonial (In)Securi es. Entangled Legacies of Decoloniza on, Statebuilding, and Livelihoods


Chair Thorsten Bonacker (University of Marburg, Center for Conflict Studies)

Disc. Madhumita Das (OP Jindal Global University)

Panel

Complexity Thinking, Militariza on and (Post-)Statebuilding: From the Global Cold War to the Global War on Terror

Louise Wiuff Moe (University of Hamburg)Markus-Michael Müller (Roskilde University)

(In)Security atmospheres. The affec ve apparatus of interna onal administra ons

Thorsten Bonacker (University of Marburg, Center for Conflict Studies)

Pacific (In)Security and the Denial of West Papuan Self-Determina on, 1962-1963

Margot Tudor (Poli cs, University of Exeter)The Poli za on of Security and Post/Decolonial Research: Contesta ons of Security Visions in the Cameroonian Decoloniza on Process

Maria Ketzmerick (Bayreuth University)

Preliminary Program

Against many odds. Poli cal Movements and their struggle for independence in the Trusteeship System

Werner Distler (Philipps-University Marburg)Julius Heise (University of Marburg)

Poli cal Demography and GeographyScien fic Study of Interna onal ProcessesGlobal Health

Demography, Conflict, and DevelopmentFC30: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Reed M. Wood (University of Essex)Disc. Reed M. Wood (University of Essex)Disc. Brandon Merrell (Yale University)

Panel

Beyond the Phoenix Factor: An Empirical Examina on of Postwar Recovery

Ali Fisunoglu (Saint Louis University)Rebounding a er Conflict: The Effect of Civilian Vic misa on on Local Trajectories of Development

Laura Saavedra-Lux (University of Essex)Educa on under a ack: the rela onship between armed conflict, child soldiering and girls’ educa on

Roos Haer (University of Leiden)Gudrun Østby (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO))Siri Aas Rustad (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)

The Impact of Organized Violence and An -Coca Aerial Fumiga ons on Birth Weight: Micro-Level Evidence from Colombia

Signe Svallfors (Stockholm University)Sunnee Billingsley (Stockholm University)Siddartha Aradhya (Stockholm University Demography Unit)

Conflict and contracep on: Method switching and contracep ve discon nua on during war

Amy Finnegan (IntraHealth Interna onal)Kelly Hunter (Duke University)


The Evolving Context of Security in Airpower and SpaceFC31: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Nicolas Berniquez-Villemaire (University of O awa)Disc. Jeffrey S. Lan s (The College of Wooster)

Panel

Asymmetric Airpower Theory: The Underdog’s Hierarchical ModelArash Heydarian Pashakhanlou

Up In the Air: What We Know About Airspace Viola onsAlexandra Rotzer (University of Tennessee, Knoxville)

Power in Space Poli csSvetla Ben-Itzhak (Air University)

The Growing Challenge of Space Security: Small State Strategies in the Era of Great Power Compe on

Saadia Pekkanen (University of Washington, Sea le)Deganit Paikowsky (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

Outer Space and Global Security: The Militariza on of Outer Space and its Effects on the No ons of Distance, Engagement, and Violence in Warfare

Yasar Bukan (York University)


The Impact of U.S. Poli cs, Iden ty, and Public Percep on on American Foreign Policy


Chair Satgin Hamrah (Tu s University)Disc. Richard Maass (Old Dominion University)

Panel

Race and Reputa on in Interna onal SecurityZoltan Buzas (University of Notre Dame, Keough School of Global Affairs )

Does Legisla on Coerce?: Assessing the Impact of Congressional Force Authoriza ons on Coercive Diplomacy

Katherine Irajpanah (Harvard University)Reconstruc ng the Enemy: U.S.-Japan rela ons and the dynamics of desecuri za on

Jarrod Hayes (University of Massachuse s Lowell & MIT)Faith in the System: Civil-Military Rela ons in Film

Jay M. Parker (Na onal Defense University-CISA)Countering Threat Infla on Narra ves

Rodger A. Payne (University of Louisville)

Honouring Bruce Parro : The POSTCOMM Sec on Dis nguished scholar panel


Chair Stanislav L. Tkachenko (Saint Petersburg State University)Part. Adnan Vatansever (King's College London)Part. Rachel Sarah Salzman (US Department of State)Part. Andrei V. Korobkov (Middle Tennessee State University)Honoree

Bruce Parro (Johns Hopkins University)



Norms, concepts and theories: mul ple performances across mul ple worlds


Chair Stephanie Winkler (Swedish Defence University)Disc. Stefano Guzzini (Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies &

Uppsala University & PUC-Rio de Janeiro)

Panel

Researchers and their concepts: Naviga ng “conceptual entrapment” through the case of the so power concept

Stephanie Winkler (Swedish Defence University)Nego a ng Norma vity in a Global Context

Antje Wiener (University of Hamburg and University of Cambridge)

Tracing the Clash: the divergent careers of Samuel Hun ngton’s work on civiliza ons

Patrick Thaddeus Jackson (American University)Making Sense of Basic Concepts: From Performance to Transla on

Felix Berenskoe er (SOAS, University of London)Conceptual Mul ple Performances and the Commitment to Dual Analy cal Gaze

Piki Ish-Shalom (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)


Its own worst enemy? Endogenous sources of contesta on in Liberal Interna onal Order


Chair Martha Finnemore (George Washington University)Disc. Thomas Risse (Freie Universität Berlin)

Panel

Preliminary Program

Breeding its Own Enemies? Liberal Interna onal Order, the Poli cs of Democra c Legi macy and Varie es of Populism

Cedric Maxime Koch (WZB Berlin Social Science Center)Ro ng From Within? How Inequality Intersected with Culture to Dismantle the Liberal Interna onal Order

Kathleen R. McNamara (Georgetown University)Liberalism and Revolu on

George Lawson (Australian Na onal University)Ayşe Zarakol (University of Cambridge)

Built-In Produc ve Ambiguity in Order-Making: Peace Opera ons in the Name of Diverse Visions of Order

Stephanie Hofmann (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)

Reac ve sequences, degrees of endogeneity, and varie es of contesta on: self-undermining processes in liberal interna onal order

Stacie Goddard (Wellesley College)Chris an Kreuder-Sonnen (Friedrich Schiller University Jena)Berthold Ri berger (University of Munich)

Interna onal Ethics

Author Meets Cri cs–Daniel Brunste er’s Just and Unjust Uses of Limited Force: A Moral Argument with Contemporary Illustra ons


Chair Jack McDonald (King's College London)Part. Chris an Nikolaus Braun (Durham University)Part. Rhiannon Neilsen (University of New South Wales)Part. Paul Lushenko (Cornell University)Part. Anh Le (University of Manchester)Part. Andree-Anne Melancon (Royal Military Academy Sandhurst)Part. John Emery (University of Oklahoma)Part. Daniel R. Brunste er (University of California Irvine)

Roundtable

English SchoolTheory

Barry Buzan on Conceptualizing Interna onal Society as Global Society


Chair Cornelia B. Navari (University of Buckingham)Disc. Barry Buzan (London School of Economics and Poli cal

Science)Part. Mathias Theo Albert (Bielefeld University)Part. Yongjin Zhang (University of Bristol)Part. Dennis Schmidt (Swansea University)Part. Ma hew S. Weinert (University of Delaware)Part. Cornelia B. Navari (University of Buckingham)

Roundtable

Global Development

Race, Racism and Class in IR & Global DevelopmentFC38: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Jake Lin (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley)Disc. Olivia Umurerwa Rutazibwa (London School of Economics and

Poli cal Science)

Panel

The Racialized Roots of White Americans’ Support for Foreign AidTrent Ollerenshaw (Duke University)Andrew Kenealy (Duke University)

From Class Reduc onism to Color Consciousness: Interroga ng Racialized Global Capitalism

Pushkala Prasad (Skidmore College)

The Racializa on of Exper se and Professional Non-Equivalence in the Humanitarian Poli cs of Life

Junru Bian (University of O awa)Comparing Interna onal versus Local European Black Movements: Effect of BLM, Zwarte Piet, and Steve Lawrence on Par es and People

Kimberly L. Shella (Southern Illinois University Carbondale)Why is there no an -Semi sm in IR theory? Jewish “racial inferiority” and modern ci zenship in North America and Western Europe

Darcy Leigh (University of Sussex)Laura Jung (University of Sussex)


Interna onal Thought Otherwise: Empire, Ethics and World OrderFC39: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Meera Sabaratnam (SOAS, University of London)Disc. Meera Sabaratnam (SOAS, University of London)

Panel

Norman Angell’s Defence of EmpirePaul C. Kirby (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Carr, Marx and Realist EthicsSean P. Molloy (University of Kent)

William Archer and the Quest for a Ra onal World OrderVineet Thakur (Leiden University)

Seeking Rela ons Interna onal in Urdu Poetry of Late Colonial IndiaMedha Medha (German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies (GIGA))

Kamaladevi Cha opadhyay’s An -Imperial Interna onalist Praxis from Below

Shru Balaji (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Intelligence StudiesInterdisciplinary Studies

Intelligence, Conspiracy and Conspiracy TheoriesFC40: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Olivier Chopin (Sciences Po Paris - EHESS)Disc. Olivier Chopin (Sciences Po Paris - EHESS)

Panel

State Conspiracy TheoryTimothy Melley (Miami University)

Suspicious Minds, Wild Goose Chases and Fake Convic onsDaniela Richterova (Brunel University London)

“I Have it on Good Authority”: Conspiracy Theories and the Birth of Intelligence in the United States and Great Britain

Kelly M. Greenhill (Tu s University, Harvard University)‘Reducing uncertainty’: intelligence, conspiracy and knowledge

Hugo Drochon (University of No ngham)Pauline Blistène (Panthéon-Sorbonne University)

The “Invisible Government” and the Origins of “Deep State” State Conspiracy Theories

Simon Willme s (University of Leiden)


Covid 19, Vaccines, and Foreign PolicyFC41: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Chris an Enemark (University of Southampton)Disc. Chris an Enemark (University of Southampton)

Panel

Preliminary Program

Vaccines as Markers of Global Hegemony: Cases of Iran, Turkey and Hungary

Elham Atashi (Georgetown University)Ulas Doga Eralp (American University)

The inclusion of science and medical diplomacy in foreign policy in La n America

Rafael Pineros Ayala (Externado de Colombia)War powers and their influence on execu ve culture and legisla ve oversight: evidence from ten Western European governments' responses to COVID-19

Samuel Morgan (University of California, Irvine)Vaccine Diplomacy and Vaccine Apartheid: Understanding who influences global debates about vaccine access during the COVID 19 pandemic

Graeme Davies (University of York)Alexander Beresford (University of Leeds)

An Ins tu onal Assessment of China’s Strategic Capacity in the Era of COVID-19

Carla Freeman (Johns Hopkins University, SAIS)


Construc vism and Foreign Policy AnalysisFC42: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Johannes Plagemann (GIGA German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies)

Disc. Angelos Stylianos Chryssogelos (London Metropolitan University)

Panel

The Storied Lifeblood of Conflict: How the An terrorism Narra ve Sustained and Ended U.S. Forever Wars

Will Walldorf (Wake Forest University)Narra ng Facts: Trade, Coopera ve Behavior, and "Externalist" Interpreta on

Chi-hung Wei (Academia Sinica)Visual storytelling in Interna onal Rela ons: The 'thin' construc vism of the rhetorical approach

Olli Hellmann (University of Waikato)Kai Oppermann (Chemnitz University of Technology)

The evolu on of iden ty and ontological security: an applica on to the foreign policy of new regimes

Edelgard Mahant (Professor emerita, York University)Turning Away from the West: Russia's evolving na onal role concep ons.

Michael Grossman (University of Mount Union )

Historical Interna onal Rela onsTheoryInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

S gma and its Conceptual Cousins: Exploring s gma sa on, shaming and mockery in interna onal poli cs


Chair Simon Koschut (Freie Universität Berlin)Disc. Michal Smetana (Charles University)

Panel

Three Threats against Status: Shaming, Blaming, and S gma sa on in World Poli cs

Elise Rousseau (University of Namur)Social process or psychological a ribute? Parsing the IR s gma literature

Adrian Rogstad (University of Groningen)Backstage Mockery and Interna onal Poli cs

Eric A. Van Rythoven (Carleton University)

Race, Class, and S gma: IR hierarchy a la russeElizaveta Gaufman (University of Groningen)

Poli cs of Mutual S gma za on: Feminist and An -feminist NGOs in the UN

Irem Ebeturk (WZB)Jelena Cupać (WZB Berlin Social Science Center)


The Roles of Leaders and Leadership in Foreign PolicyFC44: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Andrew Payne (University of Oxford)Disc. Danielle L. Lupton (Colgate University)

Panel

Business as Usual? Assessing Four Years of Trump’s Foreign Policy in the Mul lateral Development Banks (MDBs) as a Boundary of the “Withdrawal Doctrine”

Daniel Braaten (Texas Lutheran University)Tina Zappile (Stockton University)Jonathan R. Strand (University of Nevada, Las Vegas)

Democra c Peace in Their Mind: The Opera onal Codes and Sen ments of Trump, Obama and Johnson on Modern Democracies and Non-Democracies

Melike Ayşe Kocacık (Sabanci University)Evgeniia Shahin (Bilkent University)

Our Policies Have to Shi : The Impact of Leadership Turnover on Coopera on Nego a ons

Huei-Jyun Ye (Binghamton University)Implausible Denials: Examining Leaders' Decisions to Acknowledge or Deny Covert Ac ons

Chase Bloch (Pennsylvania State University)Leader Hawkishness, Poli cal Survival, and Interstate Conflict

Jeff Carter (Appalachian State University)


Terrorism and Radicaliza on: the Far-Right FC45: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Lars Berger (Federal University of Administra ve Sciences, Berlin)

Disc. Aaron M. Hoffman (Simon Fraser University)

Panel

Subversive Online Ac vity Predicts Suscep bility to Persuasion by Far-Right Extremist Propaganda

Kurt Braddock (American University)Compara ve analysis of women’s agency in far right and jihadi extremist rhetoric

Weeda Mehran (University of Exeter)When Women Are Right: The Radicaliza on Pathways of Women in Extremist Right-Wing Organiza ons.

Jessica Sciarone (University of Washington)Public Percep ons of Islamist and Right-Wing Terrorism: Evidence from a German Online Experiment

Lars Berger (Federal University of Administra ve Sciences, Berlin)Stephan Lau (Federal University of Administra ve Sciences)

For faith, for tsar and for the fatherland: the media world of the Russian Imperial Movement

Anna Kruglova (University of Salford)

Preliminary Program

Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on StudiesInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

Governing AsylumFC46: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Julie e Tolay (Penn State Harrisburg)Disc. Julie e Tolay (Penn State Harrisburg)

Panel

Conceptualizing border control as a field of (interna onal) studies: a research agenda

Ruben Zaio (Dalhousie University)What Power have the Powerless? Immigrants’ Resistance at the European Union’s Borders

Lea Augenstein (University of Tübingen)Comba ng migrant smuggling a world of coopera ve deterrence: the Global Ac on against Trafficking in Persons and the Smuggling of Migrants

Corey Robinson (York University )Governing Mobili es and Nego a ng Borders: Im/mobility of Syrian Refugees in Turkey

Sezgi Karacan (University of O awa)The Governance of Missing Asylum-Seekers in Sweden

Anna Hammarstedt (Swedish Defence University)


Trends in Digital DiplomacyFC47: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Q. Elyse Huang (University of Texas at Aus n)Disc. Saif Shahin (American University)

Panel

New Opportuni es, New Challenges: the United Na ons, Digital Innova ons, and the Promo on of Gender Equality.

Caroline Bouchard (Universite du Quebec a Montreal (UQAM))“No poli cs, just saving lives.” Russia’s vaccine diplomacy on Twi er.

Anna A. Popkova (Western Michigan University)Nur Uysal (DePaul University)Jared Schroeder (Southern Methodist University)

Digital Peace Building: Examining Pales ne’s Virtual EmbassyIlan Manor (University of Oxford)

Cheap Talk: Audience Costs in the Age of Social MediaRaymond Wang (MIT)Kunal Singh (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology)

Going Social: How Interna onal Organiza ons Use Digital Pla orms to Promote their Iden ty and Image.

Caroline Bouchard (Universite du Quebec a Montreal (UQAM))

Interdisciplinary StudiesDiploma c StudiesPeace Studies

Mobilizing society? Militarism as a func on of/ response to fear and insecurity from a global perspec ve.


Chair Jennifer G. Mathers (Aberystwyth University)Disc. Akali Omeni (University of St Andrews)

Panel

Militariza on as an answer to insecurity: Vulnerabili es, weaknesses and solu ons in 1990s Russian historical textbooks.

Allyson Edwards (Warwick University)Zombies that Ma er: Gender, militarism, and ontological insecurity at the end of the world.

Megan Armstrong (Liverpool John Moores University)

Militarizing Tibet and Xinjiang to Confront Anxie es and Threats to China’s Iden ty, Territory and Sovereignty.

Tsering Topgyal (University of Birmingham)Implemen ng prevent SEA norms: Percep ons of life in the mission area among Ghanaian and Bri sh military peacekeepers.

Georgina Holmes (King's College London)Selling Feelings of Security: The Gender and Racialized labour of Global Security.

Amanda Chisholm (King's College London )

Environmental StudiesInterna onal Organiza on

Global Climate Governance: Mul lateralism Gives Way to Clubs?FC49: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Isabela Ba stello Espíndola (University of Sao Paulo)Disc. Frank Biermann (Utrecht University)

Panel

Bilateral mercury coopera on between China and Norway: A sheltered path from science to poli cs?

Kris n Rosendal (Fridtjof Nansen Ins tute)Steinar E. Andresen (Fridtjof Nansen Ins tute)Goerild M. Heggelund (Fridtjof Nansen Ins tute)

Differen ated treatment for ‘developing’ countries in the Global Environmental Regime: who is en tled?

Deborah Barros Leal Farias (University of New South Wales)Corporate Engagement in Club-based Climate Governance: An Eclec c Analy cal Framework

Ling Chen (McGill University)A Realist Construc vist Analysis of the Emerging Powers’ Climate Diplomacy: An Analysis of BASIC's Posi ons During 2009-2019

Dhanasree Jayaram (Manipal Academy of Higher Educa on)Lending a hand? The aid effects of assistance-related provisions in Interna onal Environmental Agreements

Clara A. Brandi (German Development Ins tute)


Thinking Compara vely About Poli cs of Climate Ac onFC50: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Zorzeta Bakaki (University of Essex)Disc. Paul F. Steinberg (Harvey Mudd College)

Panel

Sovereignty and Geopoli cs of Climate Change in the South American Amazon. How the profile of governing coali ons defines the response to interna onal cri cisms on deforesta on

Eduardo Viola (University of Brasilia, University of Sao Paulo)Coopera ng Within and Without: Environmental Trea es and the Effect of Coali onal Government

Michael W. Trevathan (Oregon State University)Nathan Henceroth (Albright College)

Compara ve Authoritarianism and the Poli cal Economy of Climate Change

William Kakenmaster (University of Notre Dame)Absent Narra ves of Entanglement? Leaders’ Connec ons of the Domes c and the Interna onal in Climate Policy

Pauline Heinrichs (Royal Holloway University)Ben O'Loughlin (Royal Holloway, University of London)

Ge ng to Zero: The Global and Domes c Implica ons of Carbon Neutrality in East Asia

Il Hyun Cho (Lafaye e College)

Preliminary Program


The Impact of Domes c Poli cs on Interna onal ConflictFC51: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Jordan Tama (American University)Disc. Elizabeth Saunders (Georgetown University)

Panel

War as a means to preserve internal order or undermine it? Rethinking the rela onship between domes c instability and interna onal conflict

Chad Nelson (Brigham Young University)What’s In It For Me? Divisible Benefits and Na onal Interest Percep on in Interna onal Conflict

Soyoung Lee (Stanford University)Diverging Signals of Strength and Restraint: Cyber-A acks and the Demise of Domes c Audience Costs

Ryan Shandler (University of Oxford): US Presiden al Elec ons, Deterrence, and Crisis Onset Among US Allies and Enemies

Kerim Can Kavakli (Bocconi University)A Cross-Presiden al Study of Presiden al Decision Direc ves (PDDs) on U.S. Foreign Policy against Japan

Keita Omi (Ahmedabad University)


The Role of Civil-Military Rela ons in Regime Change, Strategic Culture, and Poli cal Order


Chair Stephen M. Saideman (Carleton University)Disc. Kristen A. Harkness (University of St. Andrews)

Panel

Where Military and Civilians Agree – and Disagree – on the Domes c Use of Force

Kolby Hanson (US Naval War College)Aus n Knuppe (Utah State University)

Bringing Soldiers Back in: The micro-founda ons of Regime Change in the Arab Spring

Radwa Saad (Cornell university)Developmental Outreach Assistance and the Governance of Weapons – Poli cal Economy Insights from Sub-Saharan Africa

Ma hias Schwarz (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt (PRIF))Reinsta ng Total Defence in Sweden - A new poli cal order of security and defence?

Kris n Ljungkvist (Swedish Defence University)Veterans Associa ons in Russia and Germany: The Products and Producers of Strategic Culture

Jack J. Porter (Military College of South Carolina)

English SchoolInterna onal EthicsEnvironmental Studies

Fostering Ethical Leadership: Prac cal InsightsFC53: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Adrian Gallagher (University of Leeds)Disc. Jamie Gaskarth (The Open University)

Panel

Protec on in the Making: UNHCR, internal displacement and the birth of ‘responsible sovereignty’

Erna Burai (The Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)

Personality, Ethics, and Conflict: Vladimir Pu n’s historical and ethical reasoning in the Ukrainian crisis

Elena Semenova (Free University of Berlin)

Unethical Leadership in KenyaAleksandra Listkiewicz (University of Warsaw)

The Difficulty of Fostering Moral Leadership? The Case of ChinaBiao Zhang (China University of Poli cal Science and Law)

What kind of Poli cal Leadership Supports an Inclusive Society? Insights from Poli cal Psychology

Esra Cuhadar (Bilkent University)


Military Interven onsFC54: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Nils Hägerdal (Tu s University)Disc. Alexander B. Downes (George Washington University)

Panel

Rela onalism and Statebuilding Interven ons: Brokerage Opportuni es and Ins tu onal Stability

Stephen Pampinella (SUNY New Paltz)U.S. Military Interven on in Oil-Producing States

Nils Hägerdal (Tu s University)Compe ng Agendas and Compe ng Legi macies: Host Government and Intervener Rela ons During Counterinsurgencies

Andrea M. Lopez (Susquehanna University)External interven on and counterinsurgency outcome: exploring the causal pathways

Fausto Scarinzi (University of Reading)Why Was Wrong with the Provincial Reconstruc on Team (PRT) in Afghanistan? : The Anatomy of the Failed Civil-Military Coopera on in Interna onal Interven on towards Fragile States

Hiromi Nagata Fujishige (Aoyama Gakuin University)


Non-state ActorsFC55: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Tom Konzack (German Ins tute for Global and Area Studies (GIGA) & University of Hamburg)

Disc. Katerina Tkacova (University of Oxford)

Panel

Threats to peace? An analysis of the presence of extra-regional and non-state actors in the South Atlan c region.

Maísa Edwards (KING'S COLLEGE LONDON)Camila Braga (Universidade de São Paulo)

What’s in a Name? Examining the Impact of Terrorist Designa on on the Demise of Ethnic Rebel Groups in Civil War

Maiyoraa Jeyabraba (University of Essex)Prospects for Terrorism: Insights on Terrorism from Behavioral Economics

Celeste Beesley (Brigham Young University)Mirroring the other(s): the converging lines between Islamist and far-right poli cal violence

Marina Ele heriadou (Department of Poli cal Science and Interna onal Rela ons, University of the Peloponnese)

Money Kills, Diploma c Backup Appeases? The Contras ng Effects of Different Types of Resources on Non-State Actors’ Likelihood to Escalate Tac cs

Tom Konzack (German Ins tute for Global and Area Studies (GIGA) & University of Hamburg)

Preliminary Program

Peace StudiesPost Communist Systems

Agonism in War-to-Peace-Transi ons: Making Sense of the Agonis c Poten al in Recogni on, Reconcilia on, Dialogue and Protest


Chair Deborah W. Larson (University of California, Los Angeles)Disc. Anne Clunan (Naval Postgraduate School)

Panel

The Lost Peace: From the First to the Second Cold WarRichard Sakwa (University of Kent)

“Cold Wars”: How Different Framings of the Past in US and Russia Shape Expecta ons for the Future

Maxim Suchkov (MGIMO)Transforma on beyond reform and revolu on: elements for a poli cal theory of peaceful change

Adrian Pabst (University of Kent)Peace Through Strength and Converging Interests, Not Universal Values: The Las ng Effects of Gorbachev’s New Thinking on Russian Foreign Policy

Andrej Krickovic (Na onal Research University Higher School of Economics)

Uncommon Knowledge: The Role of Poli cal Ambiguity in Soviet-American Rapprochement

Igor Istomin (MGIMO University)


The Poli cs of ProtestFC57: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Pavel Baev (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)Disc. Marianne Dahl (Peace Research Ins tute, OSlO (PRIO))

Panel

Prac ce makes polyarchy? How past experience with dissent shapes prospects for democra za on in maximalist resistance campaigns

Jessica Maves Braithwaite (University of Arizona)Christoph Dworschak (Norwegian University of Science and Technology)Charles Butcher (Norwegian University of Science and Technology)

Industrial workers, middle-class employees, and mass mobilisa on: Regional employment pa erns and subna onal protest varia on in Ukraine and Belarus

Håvard Mokleiv Nygård (The Norwegian Agency for Development )

From extreme brutality to benevolent indifference: The performance of riot police in revolu onary situa ons in Belarus, Ukraine and Armenia.

Pavel Baev (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)The Costs of Protests and Repression

Håvard Strand (University of Oslo)Hardy Merriman (Interna onal Center on Nonviolent Conflict)

Youth Bulges and Dissent: An Instrumental Variable ApproachSco Gates (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) and University of Oslo)


Lillipu ans of Global Poli cs: Micro-actors and the Possibili es of Impact


Chair Renee E. Marlin-Benne (Johns Hopkins University)Part. Kandida Purnell (Richmond, The American Interna onal

University in London)Part. Ty Solomon (University of Glasgow)Part. Marcus Holmes (The College of William and Mary)Part. Sarah Becklake (Leibniz University Hannover)Part. Kavi Joseph Abraham (Durham University)Part. Jesse Crane-Seeber (War Studies, King's College, London)

Roundtable


States and Diaspora Engagement FC59: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Jeremy Menchik (Boston University)Disc. Dzeneta Karabegovic (University of Salzburg)

Panel

Japan’s Foreign Policy Engagement of the Japanese Diaspora: What Mo vates Japan’s Pursuit of its Diaspora?

Michael O. Sharpe (City University of New York)Home and Host State Policy Interac on Over Time: Historical Legacies in Diaspora Engagement

Gözde Böcü (University of Toronto)Jewish Diaspora Entrepreneurs and Pales nian Refugee Rese lement Plans

Omri Shafer Raviv (Ben-Gurion University)Jonathan Grossman (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

Protec ng Ci zens Abroad for Half a Century: A Historical Overview of the Turkish Parliament's Involvement in Diaspora Engagement

Ayse Yedekci-Schelhaas (Middle East Technical University )Explaining Transna onal Propaganda Con nuity and Change: Evidence from Morocco

Alya Khemakhem (University of Southern California)


Biographical methods in Interna onal Rela ons (Roundtable sponsored by PARISS journal)


Chair Didier Bigo (Sciences Po Paris & King's College London)Part. Alvina Hoffmann (King's College London)Part. Xymena Kurowska (Central European University)Part. Emma Mc Cluskey (King's College London)Part. Monique J. Beerli (London School of Economics)Part. Leonard Colomba Pe eng (Sciences Po Paris)

Roundtable

Feminist Theory and Gender StudiesLesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer & Allies CaucusInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

Global LGBT+ Poli cs in the era of crises: the new normal?FC61: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM


Disc. Michael Williams (New York University )

Panel

Working through queer postcolonialisms towards the decolonial material of LGBTIQ equality: the example of Bangladesh

Momin Rahman (Trent University)

Preliminary Program

Transna onal Queer Poli cs in a Time of Crisis: Analysing UK Development Aid for LGBT Inclusion

Ma hew Waites (University of Glasgow)LGBT+ Poli cs in the era of crises: poli cal risks & conceptual challenges

Markus Thiel (Florida Interna onal University)An -gender agenda and the current Authoritarian turn in global poli cs: compara ve lessons from Brazil and Central Europe

Gustavo Gomes da Costa (Federal University of Pernambuco, Brazil)

Performing LGBT+ Rights on A Transna onal Stage: On Post-Cold War, Illiberal Democracies in 21st Century La n America

Amy Lind (University of Cincinna )


Protec ng Wealth in the Interna onal Poli cal EconomyFC62: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Mark Blyth (Brown University)Disc. Mark Blyth (Brown University)

Panel

Big Four Offshore: Global Accoun ng Firms and Tax Avoidance Systems in the Interna onal Poli cal Economy

Leonard Seabrooke (Copenhagen Business School)Saila Stausholm (Copenhagen Business School (CBS))

Opening a market without losing control: Global finance and state capitalism in China’s asset management industry

Johannes Petry (Free University Berlin)Finance capital is back: Asset management the structural power of finance

Benjamin Braun (Max Planck Ins tute for the Study of Socie es)

FX swaps, shadow banks and the global dollar footprintDaniela Gabor (University of West England)

Leveraging Singularity: Synchronic entanglements of value and wealth in the high-end art market

Oddny Helgado r (Copenhagen Business School)


Naviga ng the academic-prac oner divide in intelligenceFC63: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Ruben Arcos (Rey Juan Carlos University)Chair Nicole K. Drumhiller (American Public University System)Disc. Mark Phythian (University of Leicester)

Panel

The Academic - Prac oner Rela onship in France: From Strangers to Partners

Damien Van Puyvelde (University of Glasgow)Teaching Ethical Intelligence in a World That Doesn't Think It Needs It

Jan Goldman (The Citadel)Lessons Learned for the Private Sector Intelligence Analyst

Michael Ard (American Public University System)Building Ecosystems of Intelligence Educa on: “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly”

Irene Chiru (Na onal Ins tute for Intelligence Studies)Adrian Ivan (Na onal Intelligence Academy)

On the Genealogy of the Development of Intelligence StudiesRuben Arcos (Rey Juan Carlos University)Mark Phythian (University of Leicester)Nicole K. Drumhiller (American Public University System)


Russia, the West and Economic StatecraFC64: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Francesco Giumelli (University of Groningen)Part. Nigel J. Gould-Davies (Interna onal Ins tute for Strategic

Studies)Part. Mariia Shagina (University of Zurich)Part. Rachel Ziemba (Center for a New American Security)Part. Nicolas TENZER (Sciences Po Paris)Part. Agathe Demarais (The EIU)

Roundtable


Ac vism and Mobiliza onFC65: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Katerina Tertytchnaya (University College London)Disc. Belen Gonzalez (Leuphana University & GIGA)Disc. Katerina Tertytchnaya (University College London)

Panel

The United States, George Floyd, and the UN Human Rights CouncilM. Joel Voss (University of Toledo)

Poli cal mobiliza on and Student Ac vism under Mao in the 1950sHaolan Zheng (Keio University)

Modernizing the Cold War An -Nuclear Movement: Analyzing the successful use of social media amongst BLM and the Climate Change Strike in order to address the stagna on of the An -Nuclear message in the 21st century

Julie Clark (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs)Black Lives Ma er On & Off the Field: An Ethnographic Approach to Sport Fans’ Reac on to Poli cal Ac vism

Ariel Newell (California State University San Bernardino)Performing na onal unity: How the Lebanese protest movement used popular culture to thwart a empts at Geopoli za on

Tamirace Fakhoury (Aalborg University)Helle E. Malmvig (Senior Researcher, Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies (DIIS))


Under Pressure? Right-Wing Challenges to Interna onal Organiza ons


Chair Lisbeth Zimmermann (Zeppelin University, Friedrichshafen)Disc. Rebecca Sanders (University of Cincinna )

Panel

The reac onary interna onale: The rise of the New Right and the reconstruc on of interna onal society

Nicholas Michelsen (King's College London)Filippo Costa Buranelli (University of St Andrews)

Contes ng Europe. Euroscep c Dissent and Integra on Polariza on in the European Parliament

Tanja A. Börzel (Freie Universität Berlin)Poli cising the interna onal arena: When contesta on triggers change in the migra on and gender equality regimes

Diego Badell (IBEI)The Far Right and interna onal organiza ons: Strategies and effects

Lisbeth Zimmermann (Zeppelin University, Friedrichshafen)The Populist Radical Right and the Contesta on of the Liberal Global Order

Thorsten Wojczewski (King's College London)

Preliminary Program


Re-Visi ng Regional Powers: New Perspec ves and DebatesFC67: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Miriam Prys-Hansen (German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies)

Chair Derrick Frazier (School of Advanced Air and Space Studies)Disc. Louise Fawce (University of Oxford)Disc. Sharinee Jag ani (IISS, University of Oxford, GIGA)Part. Lynda Iroulo (German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies

(GIGA))Part. Emel Parlar Dal (University of Marmara, Istanbul)Part. Jens Heibach (German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies)Part. J. Wesley Hu o (Air Command and Staff College)Part. Frank Ma heis (Université libre de Bruxelles)Part. Luis L. Schenoni (University of Konstanz)Part. Jorge F. Garzon (German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies)Part. Malte Brosig (University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg)Part. Pedro Seabra (Center for Interna onal Studies, University

Ins tute of Lisbon (CEI-Iscte))Part. Michal Kolmas (Metropolitan University Prague)

Roundtable


The interrela onship between par cipa on in UN peacekeeping and domes c democra c variables


Chair Philip Cunliffe (University of Kent)Disc. Lou Pingeot (Université de Montréal)

Panel

Autocra c Regime Type and Par cipa on in UN Peacekeeping Opera ons

Andrew Levin (Connec cut College)Unintended consequences of peacekeeping on civil-military rela ons in Nepal

Monalisa Adhikari (University of Edinburgh)UN peace opera ons as incubators for undemocra c domes c military prac ces: unintended drivers of the move to stabiliza on in the Global South

Kai Michael Kenkel (Pon fical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro)

Will the boomerang come back? Understanding why lessons learnt in UN Peacekeeping can trigger civil-military crises in troop contribu ng countries

Christoph Harig (Helmut-Schmidt-Universität Hamburg)From “Peacekept” to “Peacekeeper”: Seeking Status by Narra ng New Iden es--A Compara ve Case Study of Burundi and Rwanda

Nina Wilén (Lund University)


The Study of Populism in Interna onal Rela onsFC69: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Georg Loefflmann (University of Warwick)Disc. Alexandra Homolar (University of Warwick)Disc. Jack Holland (University of Leeds)Part. Jelena Subo c (Georgia State University)Part. Georg Loefflmann (University of Warwick)Part. Frank A. Stengel (Kiel University)Part. Daniel F. Wajner (SCRIPTS Cluster - Freie Universitat Berlin)Part. Catarina Kinnvall (Lund University)Part. Gustav Meibauer (Radboud University)Part. Corina Lacatus (Queen's University Belfast)Part. Norma Rossi (Royal Military Academy Sandhurst)

Roundtable

Global Development

Rethinking Global GovernanceFC70: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Angela Maria Crack (University of Portsmouth)Disc. Ajay Parasram (Dalhousie University)

Panel

Securi zing and Depoli cizing Development: the case of the “Quick Impact Project”

Casey McNeill (Fordham University)How Does the World Bank Respond to the Establishment of the AIIB

James Raymond Vreeland (Princeton University)Jing Qian (Princeton University)Jianzhi Zhao (Fudan University)

Collabora ve pla orms for South-South and Triangular Coopera on: MIKTA, G77, and g7+

Bo Kyung Kim (Seoul Na onal University)Policy Coherence for (Sustainable) Development and the Post-Poli cal Condi on

Abbie Yunita (Utrecht University)Richard Lane (University of Sussex)

Global Development and the Ba le for a New Development Paradigm

Pri sh Behuria (University of Manchester)


Issues in Global Health for Interna onal Rela onsFC71: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Robert L. Ostergard (University of Nevada, Reno)Disc. Robert L. Ostergard (University of Nevada, Reno)Disc. Summer Marion (University of Maryland | Northeastern

University)

Panel

Covid Pandemic and Interna onal System: What Happened Theories of Interna onal Rela ons

Yasar Sari (Abant Izzet Baysal University)The Health Status of Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh: A Situa onal Analysis during the Covid-19 Pandemic

MINATI KALO (Jawaharlal Nehru University New Delhi University)

Which Came First: Conflict or Contagion? Examining the Cyclical Rela onship Between Conflict and Disease in Africa

Evan Cramer (West Virginia University)Chris na Walker (Purdue University)

The Last Fron er: Policing the Anthropocene in an Age of Microbial Insurgency

Tomas Karasek (Charles University Prague)The perplexity of tradi onal security and modern health system: A postmodern analysis

Rehana Manzoor (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Mohd MoHnish (Jamia Millia Islamia)


Territorial Disputes, Peace and ConflictFC72: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Eleonora Ma acci (Amherst College)Disc. Eleonora Ma acci (Amherst College)

Panel

Preliminary Program

Nego a ng complex issues with li le fervour? Why peace processes in territorial conflicts tend to produce incomplete outcomes

Meri Dankenbring (Goethe-University Frankfurt am Main)Constan n Ruhe (Goethe-University Frankfurt am Main)Iris Volg (Goethe-University Frankfurt am Main)

Targets, Challengers, and the Effects of Intangible Salience on Territorial Dispute Resolu on

Douglas Atkinson (University of Salzburg)Cause or Consequence? State Fragility and Internal Challengers

Mikaela Karstens (The Pennsylvania State University)Douglas Lemke (Pennsylvania State University)

Domes c Unrest and Land Grabs: When Domes c Problems Provoke Interna onal Conflicts

Jesse C. Johnson (University of Kentucky)Sco Wolford (University of Texas)Clayton Thyne (University of Kentucky)

Compliance with Territorial Awards: Territorial Concessions, Domes c Constraints, and Interna onal Legal Rulings

David Larsson Gebre-Medhin (Swedish Defence University)


Social Research in the Age of Covid-19 and Beyond: Towards More Inclusive and Just Interna onal Studies


Chair Ta ana Carayannis (Social Sciences Research Council)Part. Catalina Vallejo (University of Virginia )Part. Koen Vlassenroot (University of Gent)Part. DM Mwambari (kings college London)Part. Cyril Obi (Social Science Research Council)Part. Duncan Omanga (Social Science Research Council)Part. Gino Vlavonou (Social Science Research Council)Part. Saarah Jappie (Social Science Research Council)Part. Michael Miller (Social Science Research Council)

Roundtable


The Poli cal Economy of Emergency and Pandemic ResponseFC74: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Andrea Schapper (University of S rling)Disc. Leah Cathryn Windsor (University of Memphis)

Panel

The Puzzle of Unspent Special-Purpose Social Welfare Funds and their Use in Covid-19

Deval Desai (University of Edinburgh)An invisible, silent, and deadly enemy: the Armed Forces in the War against the New Coronavirus

Carlos Chagas Vianna Braga (Fleet Marine Force / Brazilian Marine Corps Training Centre)

Covid-19: Evolving Norma ve Ins tu onal Framework for Poverty Allevia on in Pakistan for Emergency Response

Noor Fa ma (Interna onal Islamic University Islamabad)More extrac vism for a smaller world. La n America's Role in the Age of Covid-19

Pablo Toral (Beloit College)From One Crisis to Another: The European Central Bank's Role in Suppor ng the European Economy a er the 2008 Crisis and during the Covid19 Pandemic

Giusy Chesini (University of Verona)Francesca Fauri (University of Bologna)


Teaching TerrorismFC75: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Julie Chernov Hwang (Goucher College)Part. Anne Marie Baylouny (Naval Postgraduate School)Part. Victor Asal (State University of New York at Albany)Part. Julie Chernov Hwang (Goucher College)Part. Mary Beth Al er (New York University)Part. Chardon Murray (UNC Wilmington)

Roundtable

Human Rights

Mass Atroci es, War Crimes and AccountabilityFC76: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Anna Plunke (King's College London)Disc. Elisabeth A. King (New York University)

Panel

Bias in domes c criminal jus ce? Judging war crimes without accoun ng for war

Ivor Sokolic (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science )Denisa Kostovicova (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)Lana Bilalova (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)Sanja Vico (London School of Economics and Poli cal Scienc)

What are we trying to prevent? Mass Atroci es and the Criterion of Gravity

Jens Stappenbeck (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)Reducing Mass Atroci es Through Transi onal Jus ce

David Muchlinski (Georgia Ins tute of Technology)Claire Greenstein (University of Alabama at Birmingham)

Private Inves ga ons and Strategic Li ga on for Serious Interna onal Crimes Accountability: The Role of Civil Society Actors in Advancing Accountability Efforts

Brianne McGonigle Leyh (Utrecht University)Genocide and Ethnic Cleansing in the 21st Century: Re-examining the Parameters and Structures Fomen ng and Limi ng Massive Human Rights Abuses

Jeremy Busacca (University of California, Riverside)


A Deeper History for a Wider WorldFC77: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair David L. Blaney (Macalester College)Disc. Marieke De Goede (University of Amsterdam)

Panel

Changing Sino-Tibetan Rela ons in Historical East Asia and Its Implica ons for the Prospects of Chinese Hegemony in the Contemporary World

Han-Hui Hsieh (University of Southern California)Indigenous Peoples in Interna onal Organiza ons across Historical Time

Kathryn Lavelle (Case Western Reserve University)The Non-Western Origins of the First Global Economy: the global history of historical capitalism

John Hobson (The University of Sheffield)Gold, Trade, and Sites of Accumula on: The return of African financial centers

Elizabeth Cobbe (University of East Anglia)

Preliminary Program

David Mitrany and IPE: historical disrup ons in the poli cal economy of the everyday

Randall Germain (Carleton University)


The Poli cs and Prac ces of Situated Scholarship in IRFC78: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Kosuke Shimizu (Ryukoku University)Disc. Kosuke Shimizu (Ryukoku University)

Panel

IR Scholars in Japan as Homo AcademicusChing-Chang Chen (Ryukoku University)

An authoethnography of émigré scholars: de-territorialising the Global IR debate

Haro karkour (Cardiff University)Conceptualising Context in IR Knowledge Produc on

Beverley Loke (University of Exeter)Catherine Owen (University of Exeter)

Academic knowledge produc on in ins tu ons ‘at home’: a call for material posi onality in research on Southeast Europe

Michiel Piersma (University of Liverpool)Making the discipline global: the materiality of knowledge produc on in Spanish and La n American IR

Melody Fonseca (University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras)Mariela Cuadro (CONICET-UNSAM)Ari Jerrems (Monash University)

Human RightsPeace Studies

Building and Keeping the PeaceFC79: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Dana M. Landau (swisspeace / University of Basel)Disc. Mar n Waehlisch (United Na ons)

Panel

FPIC as Peacebuilding Tool? Insights from the Batwa-Luba Conflict in the Democra c Republic of Congo

Ma hew I. Mitchell (University of Saskatchewan)Landon Wagner (University of Saskatchewan)

Explaining the UN’s support for human rights in peacebuilding contexts

Tom Buitelaar (Leiden University)The Colombian Peace Plan: The Role of the Judiciary in Transi onal Jus ce

Steven Roper (Florida Atlan c University)Spiral to Surveillance: The Effect of INGOs on Levels of Peacekeeper Malfeasance

Morgan Barney (University of Georgia)Kellan Robinson (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)

The interna onal response to conflict – related sexual violence in peacekeeping missions

Svetlana Bokeriya (RUDN University)


The Informa on and Communica on Technology FactorFD00-1: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Disc. Monica Clua Losada (University of Texas Rio Grande Valley)


The European Union Brand in the United States: A Comprehensive Assessment of the Digital Dimension

Hannes Richter (Embassy of Austria in the United States)Julia Pataky (American University)

“China Model” Censorship Diffusion: a panel study, 2001-2020Yueyi Li (Duke University)

Protests, ICT, and Civil ConflictLauren Gilbert (UC San Diego)


Global GovernanceFD00-2: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Disc. Sho Akahoshi (Kwansei Gakuin University)


Ins tu onal Layering in Prac ce: Emergent mul lateral innova on in the SDGs nego a ons

Lucas Dias Rodrigues dos Santos (Graduate Ins tute, Geneva (IHEID))

Take on me: Conceptualizing the orchestrated shi from global, state, and industry responsibility in the context of plas c governance in the Arc c.

Rachel Tiller (SINTEF Ocean)Emily Cowan (SINTEF Ocean AS)

Global governance in Arc c waters – new mes, new stressors – catching up with pharmaceu cals

Emily Cowan (SINTEF Ocean AS)William Tiller (University of Oslo)


The Biden Program and the Future of American Liberalism and Interna onalism

FD01: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair John Ikenberry (Princeton University)Part. Daniel H. Deudney (Johns Hopkins University)Part. Kori Schake (American Enterprise Ins tute )Part. Peter Trubowitz (London School of Economics and Poli cal

Science)Part. Leslie Vinjamuri (University of London)Part. Patrick H. M. Porter (University of Birmingham)Part. John Mearsheimer (University of Chicago)

Roundtable


Inclusive Disciplines -- the role of journal edi ngFD02: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Elisabeth Pruegl (Graduate Ins tute, Geneva)Chair Marysia Zalewski (Cardiff University)Part. Debbie Lisle (Queen's University of Belfast)Part. Andrew Dorman (Chatham House)Part. Peace A. Medie (University of Bristol)Part. Andreja Zevnik (University of Manchester)Part. Paulo Ravecca (Universidad de la Republica Uruguay)Part. Kelly M. Kadera (University of Iowa)Part. Lacin Idil Oz g (Yildiz Technical University)Part. Swa Parashar (University of Gothenburg)Part. Shru Balaji (London School of Economics and Poli cal

Science)Part. Krista E. Wiegand (University of Tennessee)


Preliminary Program


Interna onal Security Studies Sec on 2022 Dis nguished Scholar Award Panel Honoring Jack Levy


Chair M. Taylor Fravel (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology)Part. Deborah W. Larson (University of California, Los Angeles)Part. Janice Gross Stein (University of Toronto)Part. Jon DiCicco (Middle Tennessee State University)Part. Keren Milo (Princeton University)Part. Michael McKoy (Wheaton College)Part. William Mulligan (University College Dublin)Part. T. Cli on Morgan (Rice University)Part. John A. Vasquez (University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign)Honoree

Jack S. Levy (Rutgers University)


Interna onal Communica onHuman RightsEthnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies

The Aims and Scope of Diaspora Ac vism as Interna onal Communica on Phenomena


Chair Maria DeMoya (DePaul University)Disc. Efe Sevin (Towson University)

Panel

Public Diplomacy at the Borderlands: the Cultural Ac vism of the Mexican Diaspora in California

Eduardo Luciano Tadeo (Universidad Iberoamericana)The Influence and Impact of Diaspora Ac vism in La n America

Vanessa Bravo (Elon University)Romanian Diaspora in the UK gains trac on and poli cal representa on

Alina Dolea (Bournemouth University)Afro-La nas’ Transna onal Ac vism: From Strategic Messaging to Mobiliza on

Maria DeMoya (DePaul University)Ac vism in the Turkish Diaspora: Implica ons for State-Led Public Diplomacy

Nur Uysal (DePaul University)

European Interna onal Studies Associa on Interna onal Studies Associa on

Conceptual revolu ons in interna onal rela ons IIFD05: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Halvard Leira (NUPI)Disc. Halvard Leira (NUPI)

Partner Organiza on

Conceptual transforma on in and through the digital eraOliver Kessler (University of Erfurt)

Historicizing the concept of a post-1945 Liberal Interna onal Order, and conceptualizing Liberal Interna onal Ideology

Minda Holm (Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs (NUPI))

Controversial HistoryMorten Skumsrud Andersen (Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs (NUPI))

Koselleck, Foucault and (post)colonial context: A conversa on about doing conceptual history now

Taylor Borowetz (SOAS University of London)Felix Berenskoe er (SOAS, University of London)

Hegemony and HitchikingEinar Wigen (University of Oslo)


(Re)ordering the Americas: Ins tu ons, Rights, Nuclear Weapons, Sanc ons, and Technology for Interamerican Order


Chair Aaron Schneider (University of Denver)Disc. Marco Cepik (Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul

(UFRGS))

Panel

The US and USSR behavior in the Security Council: a logical puzzle?fernando horta (UNB)

Secondary sanc ons and sustainable leadership: A triangular approach to the effects of the Helms-Burton law

Arturo Lopez-Levy (Gustavus Adolphus College)So design, quick response, shallow embeddedness: determinants and pathways of the digital economy in the Mercosur

Henrique Es des Delgado (Josef Korbel School of Interna onal Studies | University of Denver)

Changes and Con nui es in Post-Cold War US Counterprolifera on Policies and the Interna onal Implica ons

Michelly Geraldo (Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul)Human Rights in Brazil’s Foreign Policy: Advances, Retreats and Challenges

Claudia Fuentes-Julio (Department of Peace Studies, Chapman University)


Policy stability versus repoli ciza on in climate poli cs IIFD07: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Paul Tobin (University of Manchester)Disc. Fay Farstad (CICERO Center for Interna onal Climate

Research)

Panel

Climate Risks and Policy Lock-in: The Fight over Insurance of Fossil Fuels

Virginia Ann Haufler (University of Maryland)Depoli cisa on and repoli ciza on in urban climate poli cs

Ma hew Paterson (University of Manchester)Let’s Pretend it’s a Big Deal: The Poli cal Dynamics of Obscuring Incremental Change

Jennifer Allan (Cardiff University)Experimen ng with Just Transi on: How climate governance experiments can navigate the impera ves of poli cal disrup on and policy stability

Ma hew J. Hoffmann (University of Toronto)Poli cizing Coal and Energy Policymaking: Phase-Out policies from Cheap Signals to Emergent Norms

Stacy D. VanDeveer (University of Massachuse s Boston)


IPE Dis nguished Scholar Panel Honoring David LakeFD08: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Stephanie J. Rickard (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Part. Peter Gourevitch (University of California San Diego)Part. Kathleen G. Cunningham (University of Maryland)Part. Susan Hyde (University of California, Berkeley)Part. Daniel L. Nielson (Brigham Young University)Part. Jeffry Frieden (Harvard University)Honoree

David A. Lake (University of California, San Diego)


Preliminary Program


Women in Leadership in Global Governance: leadership in pandemic mes


Chair Kirsten Haack (Northumbria University)Part. Cris na G. Stefan (University of Leeds)Part. Andrea Ribeiro Hoffmann (Catholic University of Rio de

Janeiro)Part. Margaret P. Karns (University of Dayton and University of

Massachuse s Boston)Part. Maria Ivanova (University of Massachuse s Boston)Part. Khushi Singh Rathore (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Part. María Catalina Monroy (Universidad del Rosario)Part. Senem Ertan (Social Sciences University of Ankara)

Roundtable


Migra on and Climate ChangeFD10: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Francois Gemenne (Hugo Observatory, University of Liège)Disc. Carl Müller-Crepon (University of Oxford)

Panel

The Climate-Conflict Nexus: Migra on, Grievances, and Data Innova ons

Elisa D'Amico (Loyola University Chicago)Climate Jus ce vs Na vism - How Framing Affects A tudes Towards Climate Migrants

Ingmar Sturm (University of California, Santa Barbara)Coerced Migra on: The Dark Side of Environmental Change, Ethnicity and Development in Africa’s Senegal River Valley.

Ken Rutherford (James Madison University)Migra on and Climate Change in the Dry Corridor of Central America

Almendra Or z de Zarate (Universidad Anahuac Mexico)Ana Paula Galindo Borrego (Universidad Anáhuac México)


A er "Unipolar Poli cs:" A Research Tribute to Nuno MonteiroFD11: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair William C. Wohlforth (Dartmouth College)Disc. Duncan Snidal (University of Oxford)Disc. Charlie Glaser (George Washington University)

Panel

Unipolarity and Trends in WarCarla Norrlof (University of Toronto)William C. Wohlforth (Dartmouth College)

The Interna onal Poli cs of Developing and Denying Power Projec on

Jonathan Caverley (U.S. Naval War College)The Unipole Bounded? Moun ng Constraints on the United States and Con nued Nuclear Prolifera on by Minor Powers

Jeffrey W. Taliaferro (Tu s University)Unipolarity, Hegemony, and Moral Authority: Why China Will not Build a 21st Century Tributary System

David Kang (University of Southern California)Asking Different Ques ons about the Post-Cold War World

Evelyn Goh (Australian Na onal University)


The Sustainable Development Goals: changing global governance or smokescreen for inac on?


Chair Steven Bernstein (University of Toronto)Disc. Pamela Chasek (Manha an College)

Panel

An integrated approach to global issues? Effects of the Sustainable Development Goals on issue integra on in interna onal organiza ons

Maya Bogers (Utrecht University)The Exchange to Change: How Mul -Level Learning in Asian Development Bank and World Bank Group Increase the Ambi on on Achieving the Global Goals

Jecel Censoro (Newcastle University)Katharine Rie g (Newcastle University)

Are interna onal organiza ons influenced by global goalse ng? The case of the World Bank, the SDGs and the reduc on of inequality

Melanie van Driel (Utrecht University)Marjanneke Vijge (Utrecht University)

Democra c Engagement as a Process Rather than an Outcome of the SDGs – Insights in Con nuing Prac ce

Roni Kay Marie O'Dell (Seton Hill University)Can the SDGs foster integrated sustainability? An expert survey

Francesco Montesano (Utrecht University)Marjanneke Vijge (Utrecht University)

Scien fic Study of Interna onal ProcessesPoli cal Demography and GeographyA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

Climate change and security II: Forecas ng FD13: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Nina von Uexkull (Stockholm University)Disc. Håvard Hegre (Uppsala University & Peace Research Ins tute

Oslo)Disc. Nils Me ernich (University College London)

Panel

Predic ng and Preven ng Climate-Induced Conflict: The Promise and Peril of Distributed Ar ficial Intelligence Modeling

Monica Duffy To (Tu s University, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy)

Heat and Hate: Climate Security and Farmer-Herder Conflicts in Africa

Ulrich J. Eberle (Princeton University)Dominic Rohner (University of Lausanne)Mathias Thoenig (University of Lausanne)

Clima c, Poli cal, and Economic Drivers of Irregular Migra on via the Central Mediterranean

Julian Wucherpfennig (Her e School)Therese Anders (University of Southern California)

Disaggregated study of internal and cross-border displacement using machine learning

Maxine Leis (Uppsala University)Kris na Petrova (Uppsala University)

Clima c, socioeconomic, and poli cal predictors of hunger Halvard Buhaug (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO))Sebas an Schu e (Peace Research Ins tue Oslo)Andreas Forø Tollefsen (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO))Jonas Vestby (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)

Preliminary Program

American Poli cal Science Associa onInterna onal Studies Associa on

The Global South and Poli cal Science—Exploring Opportuni es for Collabora on


Chair John Ishiyama (University of North Texas)Part. Alan Chong (S. Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies,

Nanyang Technological University)Part. Marwa Shalaby (University of Wisconsin-Madison )Part. Dêlidji Eric Degila (Graduate Ins tute, Geneva & Ecole

Na onale d'Administra on du Bénin )Part. Andrew S nson (American Poli cal Science Associa on )Part. Jacqueline Braveboy-Wagner (City University of New York)

Partner Organiza on

Korea Economic Ins tute of AmericaInterna onal Studies Associa on

Reshaping the Post-Pandemic Regional Economic OrderFD15: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Kyle Ferrier (Korea Economic Ins tute of America)Disc. Kyle Ferrier (Korea Economic Ins tute of America)

Partner Organiza on

Malaysia and ASEAN aspira ons for the Indo-Pacific Economic Order: An Assessment on Trade Poten al

Andrew Jia-Yi Kam (Ins tute of Malaysian and Interna onal Studies, Na onal University of Malaysia)

US Aspira ons for the Indo-Pacific Economic OrderEuijin Jung (Peterson Ins tute for Interna onal Economics)

South Korea's Aspira ons for the Indo-Pacific Economic OrderKyle Ferrier (Korea Economic Ins tute of America)

Japanese Aspira ons for the Indo-Pacific Economic OrderWilliam W. Grimes (Boston University)

Compe ng Orders in Asia: China’s Percep ons and Strategic Vision in the New Era

Min Ye (Boston University)

Human RightsScience, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela onsOnline Media Caucus

Digital Fron ers: Human Rights Implica ons of Emerging Technologies in Peace and Conflict


Chair Mulry MONDELICE (Ass. Prof., Royal Military College Saint-Jean- Université de Sherbrooke Faculty of Law)

Disc. Laura Huber (Cornell University)

Panel

Digital Transi onal Jus ce: Unpacking the Black BoxChristopher K. Lamont (Tokyo Interna onal University)

Emerging norms of ‘ethical AI’: human rights cri que of stakeholder guidelines

Sakiko Fukuda-Parr (The New School)Elizabeth Gibbons (Harvard School of Public Health)

Remote Sensing as a Human RightJason Keiber (Baldwin Wallace University)

Human Rights in the Age of Ar ficial Intelligence (AI): A Theore cal Framework

Onur Bakiner (Sea le University)Digital Sovereignty as Responsibility: Upda ng Responsibility to Protect in the Digital Era

Sophie Rosenberg (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Interna onal LawHuman RightsScience, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela ons

Transi onal Jus ce: From the Margins to the Mainstream and Beyond (1)


Chair Catherine Turner (Durham University)Part. Thomas Obel Hansen (United States Interna onal University)Part. Adam Kochanski (McGill University)Part. Cynthia M. Horne (Western Washington University)Part. Hugo van der Merwe (Centre for the Study of Violence and

Reconcilia on)Part. Dus n Sharp (University of San Diego, Kroc School of Peace

Studies)Part. Peter Dixon (Brandeis University)Part. Luke Moffe (Queen's University Belfast)Part. Kieran P. Mcevoy (Queens University Belfast)

Roundtable


Interna onal Law and Military Interven onFD18: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM


Disc. Joseph D. Pres a (LMU Duncan School of Law)

Panel

Was the General Prac ce of Humanitarian Interven on a Custom Under Customary Interna onal Law during the Kosovo Conflict (1998-99)?

Alejandro Abad Alvarez-Querol (Independent)Chinese Lawfare in the South China Sea: A Threat to Global Interdependence and Regional Stability

Priscilla Tacujan (Department of Defense)The ICC, Interna onal Criminal Lawfare, and Peace Nego a ons

Kirsten Fisher (University of Saskatchewan)Bystanders amid Atrocity Crimes

Zachary Kaufman (University of Houston Law Center)Taboo? Depends on Who: Target Demographics and Humanitarian Norms in Public Approval of Military Ac on

Laura Breen (University of Southern California)


Public Opinion about Human Rights at Home and AbroadFD19: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Tobias Heinrich (University of South Carolina)Disc. Yoshiharu Kobayashi (University of Leeds)

Panel

Protests as Par san Rallying Cries: Evidence from Online Discourse around 2020 Racial Jus ce Protests in the United States

Daniel Arnon (Emory University)Pearce Edwards (Emory University)

Interna onal Naming, Shaming, and Public Opinion About Repressive Leaders

Kelly Morrison (University of Pi sburgh)Public Percep on of Dissent and Repressive Response

Chelsea Estancona (University of South Carolina)Rebel PR: Human rights commitments and public support for rebel groups abroad

Kris n Bryant (Rice University)

Preliminary Program

The impact of media on a tudes towards security forces: Insights from a natural experiment

Sabine Carey (University of Mannheim)Katrin Paula (Technical University of Munich)

Theory

Theory Dis nguished Scholar Roundtable Honoring Arlene B. Tickner


Chair Aida Arfan Hozic (University of Florida)Part. Cameron G. Thies (Michigan State University)Part. Navnita C. Behera (Delhi University)Part. Manuela Lavinas Picq (Universidad San Francisco de Quito

USFQ / Amherst College)Part. David L. Blaney (Macalester College)Part. Amaya Querejazu (Universidad de An oquia)Part. Asli Calkivik (Istanbul Technical University)Part. Carolina Cepeda M. (Universidad Javeriana)Part. Thomas Tieku (King's University College at UWO)Part. Brent J. Steele (University of Utah)Honoree

Arlene B. Tickner (Universidad del Rosario)



IPS Dis nguished Scholar Celebra ng Mark B. SalterFD21: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Honoree

Mark Salter (University of O awa)


Interna onal Organiza onInterna onal Security Studies

Norm Contesta on and The Regula on of Emerging TechnologiesFD22: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Adam Bower (University of St Andrews)Chair Jeffrey S. Lan s (The College of Wooster)Part. Jennifer L. Erickson (Boston College)Part. Charli Carpenter (University of Massachuse s)Part. Margarita H. Petrova (Barcelona Ins tute for Interna onal

Studies)Part. Carmen Wunderlich (University of Duisburg-Essen)Part. Louise Marie Hurel (London School of Economics and Poli cal

Science)Part. Michael Horowitz (University of Pennsylvania)

Roundtable

Peace Studies

Explaining the dynamics of terrorismFD23: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Bryan Arva (University of Maryland)Disc. Craig Whiteside (U.S. Naval War College)

Panel

Turbulent vs Stable Coopera on: How Dis(loca on) Affects Pathways of Civilian Coopera on in Boko Haram-controlled Territory

Antonia Juelich (University of Edinburgh)Countering Islamic State in the Lake Chad basin and Central Africa: The case for a more local and integrated approach

Norman Sempijja (Mohammed VI Polytechnic University )Migra on and Terrorism: Unfounded Linkages or Cross-border Problem?

Patrick Larue (Collin College)

The Causes and Consequences of Terrorism in Civil Wars: Evidence from Sri Lanka

Virginia Page Fortna (Columbia University)Remi ances, Terrorism, and Democracy

Casey Crisman-Cox (Texas A&M University)Yohan Park (Texas A&M University)


Survey Research in Foreign Policy AnalysisFD24: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Jennifer G. Mathers (Aberystwyth University)Disc. Jim Golby (The Clements Center, University of Texas-Aus n)

Panel

Duterte’s Popularity and Mass A tudes toward China in the Philippines

Songying Fang (Rice University)Follow the Leader! How Pu n’s Rhetoric Shapes Russian Popular Support for War

Suthan Krishnarajan (Aarhus University)Jakob Tolstrup (Aarhus University)

Dangerous by Design: The American Special Opera ons Ins tu on and Strategy in Irregular Warfare

Cole Livieratos (Georgetown University)Pa erns of democra c backsliding during elec ons – evidence from a global expert survey

Rebecca Wagner (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)‘Divine Influence’: The impact of religious beliefs on US Public Opinion

Zeynep Taydas (Clemson University)Laura Olson (Clemson University)

Global HealthInterna onal Organiza on

Vaccine Poli cs FD25: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Pascale Hatcher (University of Canterbury)Disc. Adnan Rasool (University of Tennessee at Mar n )

Panel

COVID-19 Vaccine Governance, Interna onal Ins tu ons, and the Breakdown of Mul lateralism

Daniel Luo (University of Southern California)Heather Wipfli (University of Southern California)

The COVID-19 Pandemic and Vaccina on: Interface Between Global Health and Na onal Culture(s)

Anjali Bha a (Lady Shri Ram College, University of Delhi)Rina Kashyap (Lady Shri Ram College)Mita Saksena (Western Connec cut State University)

Cuing Quality: Unpacking Country-of-origin Effects on Inten ons to Vaccinate Against COVID-19 in Taiwan

Jason Kuo (Department of Poli cal Science, Na onal Taiwan University )

An bodies and Minds: Russia's Vaccine Diplomacy Controversy During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Dmitry Solovyev (Center for Advanced Governance)Interna onal Commitments as Cheap Talk: The Shallowness of Coopera on on Vaccines During COVID-19

Catherine Worsnop (University of Maryland School of Public Policy)

Preliminary Program

South Asia in World Poli csEthnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies

South Asian Regionalism and the Indo-Pacific StrategyFD26: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Astha Chadha (Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University)Disc. Maria Bastos (University of Westminster)

Panel

The Role of the QUAD in Indian, U.S, Australian and Japanese Strategies in the Indo-Pacific region

Jakub Zajączkowski (Faculty of Poli cal Science and Interna onal Studies, University of Warsaw)

Less ‘Indo’ and more ‘Pacific’ in post-Brexit UK foreign policy? Assessing the ‘Bri sh lt’ in South Asia.

Maria Bastos (University of Westminster)Influence of culture, religion and iden ty on the regional integra on in the Indo-Pacific

Aleksandra Jaskolska (University of Warsaw, Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons)

Mari me strategies of India, Indonesia and Australia in the 21st century - convergence of approaches and interdependence of interests

Tomasz Lukaszuk (University of Warsaw)South Asian Regionalism and Security in the Indo-Pacific- Theory and prac ce

Astha Chadha (Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University)

Peace Studies

Adap ve Media on: Coping with Complexity and Uncertainty in Colombia, Mozambique, the Philippines, and Syria


Chair Cedric de Coning (Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs (NUPI))

Disc. Thania Paffenholz (Graduate Ins tute, Geneva)Part. Lina Penagos (Université Gustave Eiffel)Part. Miyoko Taniguchi (Japan Interna onal Coopera on Agency)Part. Rui Saraiva (JICA Ogata Research Ins tute)Part. Ako Muto (JICA Research Ins tute)Part. Cedric de Coning (Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs

(NUPI))

Roundtable

Diploma c Studies

Diploma c Studies Sec on Dis nguished Scholar RoundtableFD28: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair J. Simon Rofe (SOAS, University of London)Chair Antoaneta Vanc (Quinnipiac University)Part. Andrew F. Cooper (University of Waterloo)Part. Kathy R. Fitzpatrick (University of South Florida)Part. Paul Sharp (University of Minnesota Duluth)Part. Caitlin R. Byrne (Griffith University)Part. Kim Taehwan Part. Kris n Haugevik (NUPI)Part. Rebecca Adler-Nissen (University of Copenhagen)Part. Noe Cornago (University of the Basque Country)Honoree

Jan Melissen (Leiden University, University of Antwerp)


Global Development

Precarity: Poe c and Aesthe c Explora ons IIFD29: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Ritu Vij (University of Aberdeen)Disc. Ritu Vij (University of Aberdeen)

Panel

Be er Than Us: Empathy, Precarity, and Futurity Sam O. Opondo (Vassar College)Michael J. Shapiro (University of Hawaii at Manoa)

The Climate of the Uncanny: Embodying Precarity in Amitav Ghosh’s Gun Island and The Great Derangement: Climate Change and the Unthinkable

Emily Merson (McMaster University)Rethinking the ‘Radical’: Exploring South Indian Literary/Performa ve Poe cs

Aparna Devare (University of Hyderabd)Precarity in Crea ve Works: A Comparison of Fic on and Poetry of Experience and Imagina on

Nancy Wright (Pace University)Poetry and the Assets of Precarity: Understanding aesthe c poli cs as a quest for intensity

Eva Hilberg (University of Sheffield)

Interna onal Ethics

Compara ve Cultural Perspec ves on the Ethics of War—an Evalua on: What Have We Learned, and What Remains to Do?


Chair James Turner Johnson (Rutgers University)Disc. Chris Brown (London School of Economics and Poli cal

Science)

Panel

Ethics at War: The Moral Experience of CombatCian O'Driscoll (Australian Na onal University)

“For Each Reasonable Being”: Just War Thinking for a Mul confessional, Mul na onal State

Valerie Morkevicius (Colgate University)“Good governance” in the Seven Military Classics

Yvonne Chiu (U.S. Naval War College)Honor as Dignity in Indigenous African Ethics of War

Simeon ILESANMI (Wake Forest University)Islam, Jus ce, and War in a Compara ve Perspec ve

John Kelsay (Florida State University)

Peace Studies

Governance and Conflict in Africa: Challenges and ProspectsFD31: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Pamela R. Aall (United States Ins tute of Peace and American University)

Disc. Chester A. Crocker (Georgetown University & Global Leadership Founda on)

Panel

African Peacebuilding: Assessment and Prospects I. William Zartman (Johns Hopkins University, SAIS)

Peace and Governance on the African Con nentPamela R. Aall (United States Ins tute of Peace and American University)Susan S gant (U.S. Ins tute of Peace)

Accountability and Conflict Resolu on in Africa’s Tradi onal Ins tu ons of Governance

Kidane Mengisteab (Penn State University)Governance Challenges and Missed Opportuni es for Peace

Joseph Sany (FHI 360)Governance, Conflict and Conflict Management in Africa

Chester A. Crocker (Georgetown University & Global Leadership Founda on)

Preliminary Program

Theory

State persons, banal (inter)na onalism, and ontological securityFD32: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Catarina Kinnvall (Lund University)Disc. Stefano Guzzini (Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies &


Panel

Beyond banal: everyday assemblages of foreign policyElizaveta Gaufman (University of Groningen)

Eliding the state: the banality of 'interna onal' poli csJennifer Mitzen (Ohio State University)

Banal sovereignty: footnotes and ontological security of Serbia and Kosovo

Filip Ejdus (University of Belgrade)Sport, status, and the interna onal: how states secure and reproduce personhood through militarized spor ng rituals

Luke B. Campbell (Northwest Missouri State University)State personhood, ontological security, and North Korea's pursuit of dignity and respect

Nina C. Krickel-Choi (Stockholm University)


Why Do People Discriminate Against Jews: Authors Meet Cri csFD33: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Daniel Philpo (University of Notre Dame)Disc. Paul Burstein (University of Washington)Part. Ayal Feinberg (Texas A&M University-Commerce)Part. Jonathan Fox (Bar-Ilan University)Part. Lev Topor (Center for Cyber Law and Policy, University of

Haifa)Part. Ron Hassner (University of California, Berkeley)Part. Ahmet Erdi Ozturk (London Metropolitan University)Part. Jeffrey P. Haynes (London Metropolitan University)

Roundtable


Autocracies in World Poli cs: From Norm Entrepreneurs to Ins tu onal Challengers


Chair Stefano Pales ni (Catholic University of Chile)Disc. Stefano Pales ni (Catholic University of Chile)

Panel

The Digital Silk Road in the European Union – Challenges and Responses

Nora Kürzdörfer (Her e School)Felix Garten (Her e School)

The Struggle over the An -Coup Norm: Autocra c Norm Resistance and the 2021 Coup in Myanmar

Anna Plunke (King's College London)Oisin Tansey (King's College London)

The role of autocra za on in interna onal organiza ons: Driver of ins tu onal change?

Maria J. Debre (Potsdam University)Thomas Sommerer (University of Potsdam)

Authoritarian Norm Entrepreneurship: Russia and CrimeaBetcy Jose (University of Colorado Denver)Christoph H. Stefes (University of Colorado Denver)

China's new mul lateral ins tu ons and liberalism in interna onal order

Ma hew David Stephen (WZB Berlin)


Between a Rock and Hard Place? Le -Wing and Right-Wing Contesta on of Interna onal Organiza ons


Chair Lisbeth Zimmermann (Zeppelin University, Friedrichshafen)Disc. Susan M. Park (University of Sydney)Disc. Jackie Smith (University of Pi sburgh)

Panel

Caught in the Crossfire: The United Na ons between Feminist and An -Feminist NGOs

Irem Ebeturk (WZB)Jelena Cupać (WZB Berlin Social Science Center)

Member or Staff-Driven? The Dilemma of Building a Progressive People-Powered Movement

Nina Hall (Johns Hopkins University, SAIS)Scrap the CAP! Poli cizing the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy from the Le and the Right

Felix Anderl (University of Cambridge)Making Norms by Nego a ng them: The Case of Access to Medicine

Nitsan Chorev (Brown University)Open for Change? Interna onal Organiza ons’ Reac ons to Contesta on by Affected Groups

Nele Kortendiek (Zeppelin University Friedrichshafen)Lisbeth Zimmermann (Zeppelin University, Friedrichshafen)Lily Young (Zeppelin University)

Peace StudiesAc ve Learning in Interna onal AffairsA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

Ethical Dilemmas: Preparing Peace and Conflict Students for Field-based Research and Prac ce


Chair Susan F. Hirsch (George Mason University)Disc. Charles Davidson (George Mason University)Disc. Patricia A. Maulden (George Mason University)

Panel

Other people’s stories: Narra ve ethics in interna onal conflict research and prac ce

Alison Castel (Regis University)Preparing Students for Field-Based Peace and Conflict Work: How to Match Forms of Experien al Learning to Pedagogical Strategy

Susan F. Hirsch (George Mason University)Alexander Cromwell (George Washington University)

Teaching Ethics in Peace and Conflict Studies: Field-Based Courses, Experien al Learning and the Long-Term Impact of the Pandemic

Agnieszka Paczynska (George Mason University)Field-based research and prac ce in peacebuilding contexts.

Vandy Kanyako (Portland State University)Norma ve Aspira ons, Realis c Assessment, and Subjec ve Sensibility

Michael English (University of Colorado Boulder)

Peace Studies

Mul -level Mechanisms for Conflict Management in AfricaFD37: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM


Disc. Ueli Staeger (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies, Geneva)

Panel

Preliminary Program

Peacebuilding in Redux: Can Regional Peacebuilding Missions Solve Intractable Conflict in the Horn of Africa?

Abdiasis Issa (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs (Wilfrid Laurier University))

Ad-hoc Security Ini a ves: an African response to insecurity Anab Ovidie Grand (NUPI)

Mapping Local State Capacity in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Machine Learning Approach

Gustav Agneman (Lund University)UN Coopera on with Regional Organiza ons: Impact on Troop Contribu ons

Siniša Vuković (Johns Hopkins School of Advanced Interna onal Studies (SAIS))

Hybrid Concep ons and Approaches to Peacemaking by Sub-Regional Bodies in Africa: A Cri cal Analysis of the IGAD-led Peace Process for South Sudan, 2013-2018

Ibrahim Sakawa Magara (Loughborough University)


The Power of Interna onal Organiza ons Beyond Their Organiza onal Boundaries


Chair Catherine (Kate) Weaver (University of Texas at Aus n)Disc. Michael Zuern (Berlin Social Science Center)

Panel

Interna onal bureaucracies’ expansion strategies: exploring the advantages of ‘brokering’

Annabelle Li oz-Monnet (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)

Agents of Aid: Who believes aid influences post-conflict states and why?

Susanna P. Campbell (American University)Gabriele Spilker (University of Salzburg)

Interna onal Organiza ons as Shadow Nego atorsMa as E. Margulis (The University of Bri sh Columbia)

Discursive shi s and issue salience: When do United Na ons global conferences act as catalysts?

Catherine Hecht (Technische Universität Darmstadt)Jens Steffek (Technische Universität Darmstadt)

Shi ing Centers of Gravity in Global Health: IOs’ Posi oning and its Effects on Iden es, Issues and Organiza onal Field

Anna Holzscheiter (WZB Berlin Social Science Center)Laura Pantzerhielm (Social Science Research Center Berlin)

Interna onal Studies Associa onAustrian Ins tute for Interna onal Affairs

The EU – S ll a Blind Spot in Feminist Security Studies?FD39: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Hanna L. Muehlenhoff (University of Amsterdam (UvA))Chair Saskia Stachowitsch (University of Vienna - OIIP)Part. Julia Sachseder (University of Vienna)Part. Ana E. Juncos (University of Bristol)Part. Katharine A. M. Wright (Newcastle University)Part. Annick T. R. Wibben (Swedish Defence University)Part. Marijn Hoij nk (VU Amsterdam)Part. Toni Haastrup (University of S rling)

Partner Organiza on

Interna onal Poli cal SociologyScience, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela ons

Seeing Civilians in Violence and WarFD40: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair M. L. deRaismes Combes (American University)Disc. Carlos Solar (University of Essex)

Panel

Governmentali es of Interven on: The Biopoli cs and Necropoli cs of Protec ng Civilians

Marc Doucet (Saint Mary's University)Cartographic prac ces and civilian protec on: Mapping danger and cons tu ng remoteness in Mali

Chiara De Franco (University of Southern Denmark)Graphic Violence: Visualizing the Data on Civilian Harm

Thomas Gregory (University of Auckland)Surreal Tales: Tracing the Socio-Material Reali es of War-Violence in Syria

Asees Puri (The Graduate Ins tute for Interna onal & Development Studies)

Everyday Pedagogies and the Militariza on of Children’s LifeworldsJ. Marshall Beier (McMaster University)

Science, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela onsInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

Cyber as a ‘Cri cal’ Field?FD41: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Andrew Dwyer (University of Durham)Disc. James Shires (Ins tute of Security and Global Affairs,

University of Leiden)Disc. Andrew Dwyer (University of Durham)

Panel

Informa on Compe on a er the Cyberspace DomainBryan Nakayama (Mount Holyoke College)

Cyberspace and other diploma c imaginaries Andre Barrinha (University of Bath)

‘Boundary work’ from STS as a novel analy cal frame for cri cal security studies

Clare Stevens (University of Bristol)The poverty of cybernorms? Global anxie es and cyberagonism

Xymena Kurowska (Central European University)Cyber Capitalism: Rethinking Business and Cyber Security at the Crossroad of Interna onal Rela ons and Business and Society

Tobias Liebetrau (Sciences Po and Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies)Karen Petersen (Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies)


Democra c Erosion and Foreign PolicymakingFD42: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Jeremy Menchik (Boston University)Disc. Jack J. Porter (Military College of South Carolina)

Panel

Non-Democra c Regimes and Nuclear Threat Credibility: Chinese Governance and Its Influence on Deterrence

Mark Haichin (Fellow, Norman Paterson School of Interna onal Affairs)

The Decline of US Hegemony and Democra c BackslidingWoojeong Jang (Georgetown University)

Turkish Military-Industrial Complex, Authoritarianism and Liberal Interna onal Order

Serhun Al (Izmir University of Economics)The Poli cal Economy of Democracy Promo on

Kevin Narizny (Lehigh University)

Preliminary Program

What’s in a Strongman? Would-be Autocrats and Foreign Policy in Democracies

Emily Tallo (University of Chicago)

Interna onal Ethics

Interna onal Ethics Dis nguished Scholar Panel: Honoring Jennifer Welsh


Chair Eric A. Heinze (University of Oklahoma)Part. Chris an G. K. Reus-Smit (University of Queensland)Part. Kirsten Ainley (The Australian Na onal University)Part. Toni Erskine (Australian Na onal University)Part. Molly Cochran (Oxford Brookes University)Part. Nicole Deitelhoff (Goethe University Frankfurt & Peace

Research Ins tute Frankfurt)Part. Catherine Lu (McGill University)Part. Anthony F. Lang, Jr. (University of St Andrews)Honoree

Jennifer Welsh (European University Ins tute)


English SchoolTheoryInterna onal Ethics

Pluralism and Global Interna onal SocietyFD44: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Jack Basu Mellish (London School of Economics)Part. Yongjin Zhang (University of Bristol)Part. Charlo a Friedner Parrat (Swedish Defence University)Part. Robert Falkner (London School of Economics and Poli cal

Science)Part. William Bain (Na onal University of Singapore)Part. Patrick Quinton-Brown (University of Oxford)Part. Sunyoung Koo (Yonsei University )Part. Jacinta G. O'Hagan (University of Queensland)Part. Peter Wilson (London School of Economics and Poli cal

Science)Part. Filippo Costa Buranelli (University of St Andrews)

Roundtable


Governing Global Displacement in a Smaller WorldFD45: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Genevieve LeBaron (University of Sheffield)Part. Susanne M. Soederberg (Queen's University, Canada)Part. Ali Bhagat (University of Manchester)Part. Prem K. Rajaram (Central European University)Part. Roberto Roccu (King's College London)Part. Lucia Pradella (King's College London)Part. Lisa Tilley (Birkbeck, University of London)Part. Angela Wigger (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen)

Partner Organiza on

Global South Caucus

The Global South Agency and Covid-19: Impact and ResponseFD46: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Aigul Kulnazarova (Tama University, School of Global Studies)Chair Timothy M. Shaw (University of Massachuse s Boston)Disc. Daniela Perro a (Universidad de Buenos Aires - CONICET)Disc. Timothy M. Shaw (University of Massachuse s Boston)

Panel

Health diplomacy from the South: regional governance to guarantee rights

Daniela Perro a (Universidad de Buenos Aires - CONICET)

Global South innova on in the third decade of the 21st century Timothy M. Shaw (University of Massachuse s Boston)

Southern sources of humanitarian norms: emerging agency a er crises

Oscar A. Gomez (Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University)Global South security: concepts, interests and policies

Aigul Kulnazarova (Tama University, School of Global Studies)BRICS: which agency in the Global South?

Alexander Sergunin (St. Petersburg State University)

Ac ve Learning in Interna onal AffairsInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

Decolonizing Professional Military Educa on: Limits, Possibili es, Encounters


Chair Malte Riemann (Royal Military Academy Sandhurst)Disc. Victoria M. Basham (Cardiff University)Part. Norma Rossi (Royal Military Academy Sandhurst)Part. Patricia Blocksome (U.S. Naval War College-Monterey)Part. Mariana Kalil (Brazilian War College)Part. Robert Tomlinson (U.S. Naval War College)Part. Robert Person (United States Military Academy (West Point))Part. Jenny Hedström (Örebro University)Part. Max Thompson (Royal Military Academy Sandhurst (DIA))Part. Andree-Anne Melancon (Royal Military Academy Sandhurst)Part. Gregory Reilly (US Naval War College at Naval Post Graduate

School, Monterey, CA)

Roundtable

Interna onal Studies Associa onKorea Economic Ins tute of America

Bilateral Rela ons and Pursuit of the Quad in the Indo-PacificFD48: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Gilbert Rozman (Princeton University)Disc. Gilbert Rozman (Princeton University)

Partner Organiza on

India-Japan Rela ons and the Quad a er Shinzo AbeRohan Mukherjee (Yale-NUS College)

India, China and the Quad in South AsiaRohan Mukherjee (Yale-NUS College)

Double Allegiance and the US-South Korean Alliance in the Indo-Pacific

Eun A Jo (Cornell University)ASEAN-U.S. Rela ons in the Biden Era: Ripples, Rapids, and Rocks in the Indo-Pacific Water

Cheng-Chwee Kuik (Na onal University of Malaysia (UKM))The U.S. and Japan in the Quad

Sheila Smith (Council on Foreign Rela ons)


The Foreign Policy of Arms Sales and Arms ControlFD49: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair William T. Eliason (Na onal Defense University)Disc. Lami Kim (US Army War College)

Panel

A Different Kind of Regime Change: Framing the Next Genera on Nuclear Arms Control Regime

William T. Eliason (Na onal Defense University)Deterrence, Dollars, or Diplomacy? Why the United States Sells Arms to Taiwan

Charles W. Mahoney (California State University, Long Beach)

Preliminary Program

Understanding Chemical Weapon Use: Contras ng Causal Mechanisms in Syria and Iraq

Lawrence Rubin (Georgia Tech)David D. Palkki (Air War College)

Congressional Oversight of the US Arms Sales Hoshik Nam (University of Iowa)

“Special Bilateral Rela ons” and Strategic Arms Supply: a compara ve case study of Germany-Israel and the US-UK

Carmela Lutmar (University of Haifa)


Foreign Policy Decision MakingFD50: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Nehemia Geva (Texas A&M University)Disc. Karl DeRouen Jr. (University of Alabama)

Panel

Erra c or strategic? Foreign policy of countries experiencing democra c erosion

Marianne Kneuer (University of Hildesheim)Domes c Cultural Founda ons of Foreign Policy Roles: A Theore cal Framework for a Broad Cross-Country Analysis

Burak Toygar Halistoprak (Antalya Bilim University)Tansu Ciller and the Kardak/Imia Crisis: Gender and Leadership in Crisis Decision Making

Baris Kesgin (Elon University)Pushing Through ‘The Will of The People’: Populist Leaders, Power Capabili es, and Foreign Economic Policy Decisions

Stephan Fouquet (Catholic University of Eichstä -Ingolstadt)Diplomacy: Do Democra c and Authoritarian Governments Behave Differently?

Yue Ren (Iowa State University)


Deten on Goes GlobalFD51: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Malaka Shwaikh (Leeds University)Disc. Charlo e Heath-Kelly (University of Warwick)

Panel

Holding the Gates to Europe: the symbolic power of immigra on deten on in Turkey

Esra Kaytaz (Centre for Trust, Peace and Social Rela ons, Coventry University)

Deten on in/by UN peace opera onsAnine Hagemann (University of Copenhagen)Lou Pingeot (Université de Montréal)

Immigra on Deten on: The Global Diffusion of a Failed Project?Ce a S. Mainwaring (University of Glasgow)

“Pinkwashing” Deten on: A Case Study of the US “Pods” for Trans* Immigrant Detainees

Stephanie J. Silverman Specula ve designs against global deten on

Jonathan Luke Aus n (The Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies, Geneva)


Discourse and Iden ty in Regime Forma on and MaintenanceFD52: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Kiran Phull (King's College London)Disc. Holger Albrecht (University of Alabama)

Panel

Cyber Racialism & Cyber Na onalism in the Poli cs of Cyber Arms Control

Ritu Mathur (University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA))Applying the post-human condi on to security organisa ons: rethinking 21st century NATO

Sarah Da Mota (University of Coimbra)A WOLF IN SHEEP’S CLOTHING? The NPT and Symbolic Prolifera on

Orion Noda (University of São Paulo & King's College London)Colonial Code-models: Border security technologies and the materializa on of race in South Africa

Kailey Taplin (University of O awa)The Discourse of Speed: The Velocity of War and Legi mizing Military Ar ficial Intelligence

Ian Reynolds (American University School of Interna onal Service)


Confron ng Consump on: 20 Years LaterFD53: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Kate O'Neill (University of California, Berkeley)Part. Manisha Anantharaman (Saint Mary's College of California)Part. Peter Dauvergne (University of Bri sh Columbia)Part. Michael Maniates (Yale-NUS College)Part. Kate Neville (University of Toronto)Part. Thomas Princen (University of Michigan)

Roundtable


US Foreign Policy History & IR: Racial and Material Sources of Expansion and Restraint


Chair Richard Maass (Old Dominion University)Disc. Stephen Pampinella (SUNY New Paltz)Disc. Richard Maass (Old Dominion University)

Panel

Explaining the Shape of US Empire: The Role of White Supremacy, Science, and Engineering

Desha Girod (Georgetown University)Entrepreneurs and Imperialism: Commodi es and the US Pacific Empire, 1800-1900

Miles Evers (University of Connec cut)Eric Grynaviski (George Washington University)

How Militaries Learn: Evidence from America’s Indian Wars and the Occupa on of the Philippines

Andrew Szarejko (Naval Postgraduate School)Ecological Origins of ‘Terrorism’: US-led Development Projects, Ecological Impacts, and a ‘New’ Violent Threat

Mark A. Shirk (University of Cambridge)Char ng a New Course in U.S. Strategy in The Middle East and Beyond: Looking to the Past to Understand the Future

Satgin Hamrah (Tu s University)


Borders, Territory, and SecurityFD55: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Fin Bauer (Princeton University)Disc. Angela Gill (George Mason University)

Panel

This is How You Lose It: the Fall of ISIS in SyriaLuis de la Calle (Centro de Inves gación y Docencia Económicas (CIDE))

Preliminary Program

Trump Policy, Interna onal Norms, and the (Il)legi macy of the Acquisi on of Territory by Force

Ehud Eiran (University of Haifa)Jeremy Pressman (University of Connec cut)

Is Indivisible Territory Truly Indivisible?Fin Bauer (Princeton University)Kimberly Wilson (East Tennessee State University)

THE DIRECT AND INDIRECT EFFECTS OF STRATEGIC CIVILIAN DISPLACEMENT ON TERRITORIAL CONTROL IN CONVENTIONAL CIVIL WAR

Jennifer Hudson (University of Central Florida)The challenges of borders managment in the 21st century: European Union and South American prospec ons

Fernando Ludwig (Federal University of Tocan ns-UFT )


Colonial Legacies and Migra onFD56: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Liridona Veliu (Dublin City University)Disc. Liridona Veliu (Dublin City University)

Panel

Beyond bargaining and coercion: Migra on diplomacy as a means for status seeking in a postcolonial world

Julie e Tolay (Penn State Harrisburg)Understanding racial sovereignty through the interna onal poli cs of race and caste

Shikha Dilawri (SOAS, University of London)When empires dismember themselves: The poli cal economy of decoloniza on

Lachlan McNamee (University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA))Kevin Ga er (University of California, Los Angeles)

Migra on in the Gulf: An Examina on of the Coloniality of the Gulf's Migra on Regime

Hessa Alnuaimi (University of St Andrews)Interrupted Mobili es - On Balkan Liminality and the Decolonial Op on

Benede a Zocchi (Queen Mary University of London)


Beyond a terra-centric discipline: The return of the oceans in global poli cs


Chair Chris an Bueger (University of Copenhagen)Chair Elizabeth R. DeSombre (Wellesley College)Chair Mathias Theo Albert (Bielefeld University)Chair Peter M. Haas (University of Massachuse s Amherst)Part. Alice Vadrot (University of Vienna)Part. Elizabeth R. DeSombre (Wellesley College)Part. Mathias Theo Albert (Bielefeld University)Part. Benjamin de Carvalho (NUPI)Part. Peter M. Haas (University of Massachuse s Amherst)Part. Alejandro Colas (Birkbeck College)

Roundtable


South-South Migra on: State Policies and Migrant ResponsesFD58: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Loren Landau (University of the Witwatersrand)Disc. Lamis Abdelaaty (Syracuse University)

Panel

The Experimental State: Asylum Policy-Making in Israel, Lebanon, and Turkey

Yehonatan Abramson (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)Kelsey Norman (Baker Ins tute, Rice University)

“Ghana must go,” “Makwerekwere go home”: Xenophobic treatment of African migrants in Nigeria and South Africa

Meghan Garrity (University of Pennsylvania)Experiences of displacement during Indian par on

Rabea Kirmani (Georgetown University)Rawls on the Road: The Ethics of Migra on

Margaret E. Peters (University of California, Los Angeles)Yang-Yang Zhou (University of Bri sh Columbia)Thania Sanchez (Yale University)

The Transna onal Social Contract in the Global South Gerasimos Tsourapas (University of Glasgow)Kamal Sadiq (University of California, Irvine)

Peace StudiesInterna onal Educa onHuman Rights

Youth and Educa on in PeacebuildingFD59: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Daniela Musina (Scuola Normale Superiore)Disc. Daniela Musina (Scuola Normale Superiore)

Panel

Conflict and coopera on dynamics in and around Universi es – an analysis of the Senegalese Higher Educa on Sector

Miriam Tekath (Philipps-University Marburg, Center for Conflict Sudies)

Children and Youth De-Radicaliza on in the Post-ISIS era: The Case of Syria and Iraq

Haval Ahmad (Aberystwyth University)Hopes and dreams: Youth ac vi es in NGOs in Sierra Leone

Samantha Ruppel (Goethe University Frankfurt)Vernacularizing genocides and reconcilia on: Memes as paratexts by Rwandan youth for nego a ng peacebuilding

Tugce Ataci (Universitat Pompeu Fabra)BIPOC youth and "peacebuilding’" in an era of global “Youth Peace and Security”

Siobhan McEvoy-Levy (Butler University)


Peace Processes during Internal Conflicts FD60: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Brian Urlacher (University of North Dakota)Disc. Brian Urlacher (University of North Dakota)

Panel

Friend or foe? Ceasefires and inter-rebel violenceCorinne Bara (Department of Peace and Conflict Research, Uppsala University)

Civil-Military Rela ons and Bargaining Dynamics: How Does Weak Civilian Control Make Civil Wars Difficult to End?

Rizwan Asghar (University of California, Davis)Patronage Power-Sharing and Rebel Group Splintering

Ma hew Hauenstein (University of Notre Dame)Ceasefires in Peace Processes

Govinda D. Clayton (ETH Zurich)Private Firms, Nego a ons, and Peace Agreements

Molly Melin (Loyola University Chicago)

Preliminary Program


Durable for Fragile? Examining Post-war PeaceFD61: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Shelley Liu (UC Berkeley, Goldman School of Public Policy)Disc. Shelley Liu (UC Berkeley, Goldman School of Public Policy)

Panel

Post-Conflict Cons tu on Making: Causes and Consequences for Peace

Liana Eustacia Reyes (Rice University)Jennifer Murtazashvili (University of Pi sburgh)Mara Revkin (Georgetown University Law Center)

Verifica on of Peace Accords and Military Expenditure in Post-conflict Society

Wakako Maekawa (Nagoya University of Commerce and Business)

Empowering Post-Conflict Courts? United Na ons Interven ons and Judicial Independence

Joseph Cox (University of Arizona)Peace Agreements and Former Rebel Par cipa on in Counterinsurgency

Caroline Brandt (University of Southern California)How Implementa on of rebel preferred agreements in peace agreements influence post war peace?

Brian Lai (University of Iowa)Amelia Thoreson (University of Iowa)

Feminist Theory and Gender StudiesInterna onal Poli cal Economy

Social reproduc on reimagined: The feminist radical poli cal economy collec ve II


Chair S. Charusheela (University of Washington, Bothell)Disc. Chris ne Kea ng (University of Washington)

Panel

Evolu on of Economic and Poli cal Systems and Crises of Social Reproduc on

Barbara Hopkins (Wright State University)Diverse economies of social reproduc on

Suzanne Bergeron (University of Michigan, Dearborn) The Black Social Economy: Mutual aid and the poli cized coopera on of the Banker Ladies

Caroline Shenaz Hossein (University of Toronto, Scarborough)Produc on and Reproduc on in the global South

Smri Rao (Assump on University) Centering Life over Capitalist Produc on: A Feminist Radical Poli cal Economy Perspec ve on the Commons

Sirisha Naidu (University of Missouri-Kansas City )


The Dynamics of Civil Society in Eastern EuropeFD63: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Ginta T. Palubinskas (West Virginia State University)Disc. Ginta T. Palubinskas (West Virginia State University)

Panel

A tudes towards Russia: Discourse AnalysisEgle Murauskaite (ICONS University of Maryland)

Brothers in Arms? Manpower Policies towards Russian-speakers in the Estonian Defence Forces

Christofer Berglund (Malmö University)From Illiberal Technocracy to Illiberal Populism: Post-Post-Communist Transi on

Aviezer Tucker (Harvard)

Social Capital and Populism in Eastern EuropeIva Bozovic (University of Southern California)

Civic Ac on & Policy Change in PolandMa hew Kolasa (University of St Andrews)

Post Communist SystemsInterna onal Security Studies

The Mul -Faceted Nature of Russian-Middle Eastern Rela onsFD64: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Andrei V. Korobkov (Middle Tennessee State University)Chair Carol R. Saivetz (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology)Disc. Andrei P. Tsygankov (San Francisco State University)

Panel

Russia-Gulf energy rela ons: the impact of low carbon energy strategies

Li-Chen Sim (Khalifa University)Moscow's Moment: Assessing the Strengths and Weaknesses of Pu n's Policy toward the Middle East

Mark N. Katz (George Mason University)Muslim Russia and Gulf Coopera on Council (GCC) States: Mechanisms for Coopera on

Diana Galeeva (Oxford University)Russia and the Kurds: A so power tool for the Kremlin? Implica ons for US policy

Anna Borshchevskaya (The Washington Ins tute for Near East Policy)

Russia and Turkey: A Case of Collabora ve Compe onCarol R. Saivetz (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology)


Coopera on and Conflict in Interna onal Poli csFD65: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Ryan Grauer (University of Pi sburgh)Disc. Ryan Grauer (University of Pi sburgh)

Panel

The Problem with Accidental WarStephen Quackenbush (University of Missouri)

The Threat of Unilateral Ac on and UN Security Council Bargaining Susan Hannah Allen (University of Mississippi)Amy Yuen (Middlebury College)

Do States Signal Resolve by Sinking Costs or Downpaying Costs?Dan Altman (Georgia State University)Kai Quek (University of Hong Kong)

Crisis Bargaining as a Dynamic Screening ProcessNoam Reich (Princeton University)

Coercion and Coopera on in Crisis BargainingVesna Danilovic (State University of New York at Buffalo)Joe Clare (Louisiana State University)


Challenges to Interna onal Organiza onsFD66: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Katja Biedenkopf (University of Leuven)Disc. Stefano Jud (Emory University)

Panel

Coping with overlap? Coopera on between Regional Interna onal Organiza ons in the 21st Century

Diana Panke (University of Freiburg)Sören Stapel (University of Freiburg)

UN sanc ons as obstacles to humanitarian ac on?Zuzana Hudáková (Center for Interna onal Studies (CERI), Sciences Po, Paris)

Preliminary Program

“China’s Belt and Road Ini a ve and the Changing Interna onal Order: Europe’s Reac ons and Responses”

Gemma Marolda (University of Pi sburgh)IGO Membership and the Non-Democra c State

Kelsey Mar n-Morales (University of South Carolina)Megaphone Diplomacy and Compe ve Coali on-Building: Public Statements as an Alternate Arena for US-China Compe on

James Gethyn Evans (Harvard University)


Race, Intersec onality and the Poli cs of Iden ty and Human Rights


Chair Cher Weixia Chen (George Mason University)Disc. Cher Weixia Chen (George Mason University)

Panel

Examining Police Repression During the 2020 BLM ProtestsBrendan Skip Mark (University of Rhode Island)

Poli cal elites’ rhetoric about reserved seats for Indigenous communi es in Chile’s Cons tu onal Conven on

Kelly Bauer (Nebraska Wesleyan University)Masculine Sovereignty and the Unmasking of the State’s Vulnerability: the Case of the Nepali Women Migrant Domes c Workers in the Gulf Countries

Hari KC (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs)The Spa al Profile of Police Brutality

Maiyoraa Jeyabraba (University of Essex)Mirna El Masri (German Ins tute for Global and Area Studies (GIGA))

The Human Right to Intersec onal DemocracyJonathan Crock (George Washington University)


Dymamics of Repssion and ResistanceFD68: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Thorin M. Wright (Arizona State University)Disc. Thorin M. Wright (Arizona State University)

Panel

Quality over Quan ty? Campaign Diversity and Repression BackfireKirssa Cline Ryckman (University of Arizona)

Mobiliza on, Repression and the Choice between Violent and Nonviolent Tac cs

Ekrem Baser (New York University Abu Dhabi)Copy thy neighbour: Spa al connec ons and diffusion of state repression

Roman-Gabriel Olar (Dublin City University)LEGACIES OF SURVIVAL: THE EFFECT OF VIOLENCE ON ETHNIC MINORITY BEHAVIOR

Amiad Haran Diman (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)Lockdown of Expression: How prior conten ous poli cal challenges influence restric ons of freedom of expression during the pandemic

Felix S. Bethke (University of Cologne)Jonas Wolff (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)


Elite Networks in IRFD69: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Kendra Dupuy (PRIO)Disc. W. Kindred Winecoff (Indiana University)Disc. Milan Babic (Maastricht University)

Panel

Two Logics of Interna onal Parliamentary Ac vity: Explaining Interna onal Parliamentary Networking

Thomas Malang (University of Konstanz) Atomic Bonds: Elite Networks in the Global Nuclear Trade

Selim Can Sazak (Brown University)The Complexity of Scale: NGO Implementa on of Early Childhood Development Programs in Rwanda

Lyndsey McMahan (University of Massachuse s Boston)The Poli cal Fragility of “Expert Consensus:” The Case of Climate Scien sts and its Backlash

Ji p Mongkolnchaiarunya (The George Washington University)Is China’s external propaganda hijacking its foreign policies?

Duan Xiaolin (Chinese University of Hong Kong (Shenzhen))

Global Development

The Ocean, City, Village: Cri cal Geographies of DevelopmentFD70: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Xiaoye She (California State University San Marcos)Disc. Rohan K. Kalyan (Virginia Commonwealth University)

Panel

New Village Movement for the Be er Village: Evalua on of the Saemaul Undong in Uganda

Youngwan Kim (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies)Building a Socially Smart City: Provincializing evidence from smart urban development in Bhubaneswar, India

Diganta Das (Nanyang Technological University)The Role of Universi es in Urban Living Labs to implement Smart Ci es—A Compara ve Case Study of Hangzhou, Taipei, and Busan

LI XINYU (Yonsei University)Making the City Safe for Global Capitalism: Race, Class, and Socio-Spa al Transforma on in Rio de Janeiro

Kevin Funk (Columbia University)Territorializa on and the governance of ocean fron er in Indonesia

Moch Faisal Karim (Bina Nusantara University)


Iden ty and BelongingFD71: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Liam Midzain-Gobin (Brock University)Disc. Liam Midzain-Gobin (Brock University)

Panel

Food and the Poli cs of (non)BelongingKathryn Marie Fisher (Le Cordon Bleu)

Forging Iden ty: Taiwanese and Xicana/o Responses to Empire Qingming Huang (University of Florida)Ernesto Ramirez (University of Florida)

Promo ng Local Pluralism: Contact with Refugees as a Vehicle for Posi ve Economic and Social Change in North Hill

Anuj Gurung (Kent State University)Johanna Solomon (Kent State University)

The Plan Nord in Northern Québec, Canada: Pathway to Peace and Prosperity or Powder Keg?

Isabelle Cote (Memorial University of Newfoundland)J. Andrew Grant (Queen's University)Ma hew I. Mitchell (University of Saskatchewan)Dimitrios Panagos (Memorial University of Newfoundland)

Views of the metropole: dependency and decolonisa on in small island non-self-governing territories

Camilla Wangmar (Stockholm University)

Preliminary Program

Human Rights

Silence, Praise, Pressure, Shame and SolidarityFD72: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Aries Arugay (University of the Philippines-Diliman)Disc. Nicole De Silva (Concordia University)

Panel

Silencing Human Rights Defenders Once and for All? Determinants of Human Rights Defenders’ Killings

Abigail Beard (College of Wooster)Ma hew Krain (College of Wooster)

How Does Shaming Lead to the Adop on of Human Rights Ins tu ons?

Ryan Welch (University of Tampa)Why do interna onal organiza ons praise or cri cize? Evidence from the Inter-American Commission of Human Rights

Florencia Montal (Universidad Torcuato Di Tella)María José Urzúa Valverde (Princeton University)

Does interna onal pressure create accountability?Melissa Mar nez (University of Mary Washington)

Mass Atrocity Denial in Silence and OmissionJeffrey Bachman (American University School of Interna onal Service)

Interna onal LawHuman RightsInterdisciplinary Studies

Teaching IL/IR: Bridging the Pedagogical DivideFD73: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Leah Carmichael (University of Georgia)Chair Kathleen Barre (University of West Georgia)Disc. Wayne Sandholtz (University of Southern California)Part. George J. Andreopoulos (City University of New York)Part. Anthony Clark Arend (Georgetown University)Part. Henry (Chip) Carey (Georgia State University)Part. Natasha C. Kuhrt (King's College London)Part. Geoffrey Dancy (Tulane University)Part. Jennifer Davis (Department of Defense)Part. James Gow (King's College London)Part. Victor Peskin (Arizona State University)Part. Mark A. Pollack (Temple University)Part. Maria Varaki (King's College London)

Roundtable


Innova ons in Teaching Interna onal StudiesFD74: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair German C. Prieto (Universidad Javeriana)Disc. German C. Prieto (Universidad Javeriana)

Panel

Ac ve Research: Mixing Archival and Contemporary Sources to Teach Data Analysis and Research Methods.

Amanda M. Rosen (U.S. Naval War College)A Spa ally Unfixed Discipline with a Spa ally Fixed Teaching: Time to Walk Interna onal Rela ons Out of the Classroom

Coşkun Soysal (University of Gaziantep)Exploring Problem-based Learning in Teaching Interna onal Studies

Heather D. McKeen-Edwards (Bishop's University)Codebook Cri que: Teaching New Researchers about Measurement and Opera onaliza on

Megan Becker (University of Southern California)Stealth Radicalism: Teaching Refugee Rights as Human Rights

Steven Jones (Georgia Gwinne College)


Text-Mining Interna onal Rela ons: Strengths and Limita ons of Computer-Assisted Content Analysis for IR


Chair Stephane Baele (University of Exeter)Disc. Stephane Baele (University of Exeter)

Panel

Analysing the Varia ons of Hezbollah's Discourse: a Text-Mining Approach to Nasrallah's Speeches Across Time

Filippo Dionigi (University of Bristol)When States Debate: The UN General Debate and the Use of Text Analysis in Interna onal Rela ons

Niheer Dasandi (University of Birmingham)Olga Gasparyan (Her e School)Slava Jankin (Her e School)

Securi za on of Disinforma on in NATO Lexicon: A Computa onal Text Analysis

Akin Unver (Kadir Has University)Ahmet Kurnaz (Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University)

The Impact of Interna onal Bureaucrats on UN Security Council Debates: A Speaker-Topic Network Analysis

Steffen Eckhard (University of Konstanz)Ronny Patz (Her e School)Mirco Schoenfeld (University of Bayreuth)Hilde van Meegdenburg (Leiden University)

Text Mining Interna onal Rela ons: Generic Tools and Hermeneu c Sensi vity

Cathleen Kantner (University of Stu gart)


Trade & the WTOFD76: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Erin Hannah (Kings University College)Disc. Erin Hannah (Kings University College)

Panel

Agricultural Transforma on and Developing World Exports: Evidence from Panel Data (1990-2018) and Illustra ve Cases

Abu Bakkar Siddique (George Mason University)J. P. Singh (George Mason University)

The Structure of Domes c Beliefs and the Design of Interna onal Ins tu ons: The United States and the World Trade Organiza on’s Dispute Se lement Mechanism

Andrew Cortell (Auburn University at Montgomery)Revisi ng Predic ons about China’s WTO Accession Twenty Years Later: Hits and Misses

Marcia Harpaz (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)The Language of Liberaliza on: Trade Policy Reviews in the WTO

SooYeon Kim (Na onal University of Singapore)The WTO Trade Barometers: Weather forecas ng in the eye of the storm

Jens L. Mortensen (University of Copenhagen)


La n American Foreign PolicyFD77: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Deisy Del Real (University of Southern California)Disc. Roberto Dominguez (Suffolk University)

Panel

The role of summit diplomacy in the interregional rela onship between the European Union and La n America

Lizeth Vanessa Ayala Cas blanco (Corvinus University of Budapest)

Preliminary Program

The development of Mexico’s consular diplomacy: Broadening the perspec ve of the world’s consular affairs.

Rodrigo Marquez Lar gue (Diplomat and Instructor)Evidence-based proposals for improved U.S. policies and programs to address the roots causes of migra on from the Central America Northern Triangle

Wayne J. Pi s (RTI Interna onal)Carmen Monico (North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University )

The interven on con nuum in South America: resolving the inside/outside within the use of military forces

Mariana Janot (São Paulo State University)Samuel Alves Soares (São Paulo State University)

Emplaced Ci zen Par cipa on and Territorial Planning in Post-Agreement Colombia: Understanding Community Agency Amidst Glocal Dynamics of Peace and Violence

Theresa Bachmann (University of Kent)

Human RightsInterna onal LawInterdisciplinary Studies

Human Rights in and at WorkFD78: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Carla Winston (University of Melbourne)Disc. Joel R. Pruce (University of Dayton)

Panel

A Good Lawyer is Hard to Find: Effec ve Counsel in Asylum Proceedings

Claire Nolasco (Texas A&M-San Antonio)Daniel Braaten (Texas Lutheran University)

Dispatch from the Edges: Interna onal Criminal Defence Lawyers as ‘Boundary Figures’

Yuna Han (University of Oxford )Four Civil Society Regulators in Kenya: Do Bureaucrats Affect Regime Efforts to Undermine Civil Society?

Anthony DeMa ee (Emory University)Fulfilling the human rights of our students: the duty of higher educa on in mee ng the right to food and shelter.

Sarita Cargas (University of New Mexico)How staff mobility influence the agenda diffusion inside of transna onal advocacy network

Jie Lian (University of Georgia)

Human Rights

How so power brings people together in intergroup conflictsFD79: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Elisabeth A. King (New York University)Disc. Timothy D. Sisk (University of Denver)

Panel

Civil Sanctuaries: framing spaces of indifference in divided urban se ngs

Eric Lepp (University of Waterloo)Monumental Changes: Confederate Symbol Removals and Racial A tudes in the United States

Roxanne Rahnama (New York University)Love, Crea vity, and Resilience During Genocide and Mass Atroci es

Sinduja Raja (University of Denver)Communica ng Peace through Symbols

Elisabeth A. King (New York University)Pu ng Thin Sympathy into Ac on for Thicker Transi onal Jus ce

Joanna R. Quinn (The University of Western Ontario)

Saturday


DiplomacySA00-1: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Disc. Chris Ferrero (Coastal Carolina University)


Soviet Public DiplomacyAnna A. Velikaya (Russian Presiden al Academy of Na onal Economy and Public Administra on (RANEPA))

Revising the Montreux Conven on: A Key to the Greopoli cs of the Black Sea

Kivanc Ulusoy (Istanbul University)Construc ng the image of México abroad: A model for evalua on with Ar ficial Intelligence

César Villanueva (Universidad Iberoamericana A.C.)


India: Diplomacy & SecuritySA00-2: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Disc. Vinicius Guilherme Rodrigues Vieira (Getulio Vargas Founda on / University of Sao Paulo)


Role of North-Eastern States in the India's foreign policy in the XXI century

Aleksandra Jaskolska (University of Warsaw, Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons)

WTO Plurilateral Nego a on on E-Commerce and India’s ResponseKrishna Kumar Verma (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi (India))

India's Balancing in the Post Cold War World : Neoclassical Realism and Strategic Culture

Ni n Narayanan (Jindal School of Interna onal Affairs, O.P. Jindal Global University)

Interna onal Studies Associa onPolish Interna onal Studies Associa on

Great and Emerging Powers in the Central and Eastern European IR Scholarship

SA01: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Edward Haliżak (Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons, University of Warsaw)

Part. Lyubov G. Mincheva (Sofia University)Part. Jan Hornat (Department of North American Studies, Charles

University)Part. Karina Jędrzejowska (University of Warsaw)Part. Laszlo Csicsmann (Corvinus University of Budapest)Part. Natalia G. Zaslavskaia (Saint-Petersburg State University)Part. Rudolf Kucharčík (University of Economics in Bra slava)Part. Jakub Zajączkowski (Faculty of Poli cal Science and

Interna onal Studies, University of Warsaw)Part. Edward Haliżak (Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons, University

of Warsaw)

Partner Organiza on

Preliminary Program


Freedom of flexibility or stuck in a twilight zone? Developing an independent research career


Chair Louise Olsson (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)Part. Josefina Echavarria Alvarez (University of Notre Dame)Part. Govinda D. Clayton (ETH Zurich)Part. Jonathan Pinckney (United States Ins tute of Peace)Part. Angela Muvumba Sellström (Nordic Africa Insitute)Part. Pablo Cas llo Diaz (Rutgers University)Part. Irina Goldenberg (Department of Na onal Defence)

Commi ee Panel


Conflict onset, dura on, and termina on over social networks: Network science applica ons to interna onal, subna onal, and interpersonal conflict processes


Chair Jared Edgerton (The Ohio State University)Disc. Elizabeth J. Menninga (University of Iowa)

Panel

Predic ng Latent Conflict Dimensions Using Community-Based Dynamic Network Representa on (CoDNet)

Ore Koren (Indiana University Bloomington)Coloniza on, Religion and Ethnicity: How Colonial-era Religious Changes Shaped Ethnic Conflict in Post-colonial India

Anoop Sarbahi (University of Minnesota, Twin Ci es)In- and out-group coopera on and compe on in the interna onal system

Jared Edgerton (The Ohio State University)Forecas ng interna onal order: Isola ng revisionist states

Shahryar Minhas (Michigan State University)Bear F. Braumoeller (Ohio State University)Benjamin Appel (Michigan State University)

Geopoli cal Rivalry and Fragmenta on in the Interna onal Legal Order

Tyler Pra (Yale University)

Peace Studies

Predic ng changes in conflict intensity: lessons from a predic on compe on (A)


Chair Håvard Hegre (Uppsala University & Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)

Disc. Anita Gohdes (Her e School of Governance Berlin)Disc. Paola Vesco (Uppsala University)

Panel

Lessons from an Escala on Predic on Compe onHåvard Hegre (Uppsala University & Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)Michael P. Colaresi (University of Pi sburgh)

Conflict Forecas ng with Event Data and Spa o-Temporal Graph Convolu onal Networks

Patrick T. Brandt (University of Texas, Dallas)Vito D'Orazio (University of Texas at Dallas)la fur khan (University of Texas at Dallas)Javier Osorio (University of Arizona)Yi-Fan Li (Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science, University of Texas, Dallas )Marcus Sianan (The University of Texas at Dallas)

High Resolu on Conflict Forecas ng with Spa al Convolu ons and Long Short-Term Memory

Benjamin Radford (UNC Charlo e)Predic ng escala ng and de-escala ng violence in Africa using Markov Models

David Randahl (Uppsala University)Johan Vegelius (Uppsala University)

A shape-based approach to conflict forecas ngThomas Chadefaux (Trinity College Dublin)

Human RightsScience, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela onsInterdisciplinary Studies

Visual Methods in PeacebuildingSA05: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Hannah Par s-Jennings (Loughborough University)Disc. Hannah Par s-Jennings (Loughborough University)Part. Henry Redwood (King's College, London)Part. Rachel Kerr (King's College London)Part. Ciaran Gillespie (University of Surrey)Part. Maria Mar n de Almagro Iniesta (Université de Montréal)Part. Tugce Ataci (Universitat Pompeu Fabra)Part. Tiffany Fairey (King's College London)

Roundtable

Theory

New Theore cal Perspec ves on Great Power Poli csSA06: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Edward H. K. Howell (University of Oxford)Disc. John Schuessler (Texas A&M University - Bush School)

Panel

Recovering “Realist Liberalism” in IR: Interna onal ins tu ons and restraints on concentrated power

Alexandru Grigorescu (Loyola University Chicago)Claudio Katz (Loyola University Chicago)

Why Hegemonic Status-Seeker Does Not Establish Alliance Network in the Interna onal Power Compe on?

Hsin Chih Chen (Na onal Cheng Kung University)Neoclassical realism and Foreign Policy Analysis – perspec ves in the integra on of domes c poli cs with interna onal structure’s pressures.

Magdalena Kozub-Karkut (Jagiellonian University)A Neorealist Theory of State Ini a ves

Selim Yilmaz (University of No ngham)Role of Grand Strategy of Emerging Major Power in Unipolar System

Jayant Chandel (Jawaharlal Nehru University)

Human RightsInterna onal LawScience, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela ons

Human Rights and Jus ce in La n AmericaSA07: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Carlos Solar (University of Essex)Disc. Ñusta Carranza Ko (University of Bal more, College of Public

Affairs)

Panel

Contes ng Tadić in Mexico: Interna onal Law and Regula on of Force in the “War on Drugs”

Alejandro Anaya-Muñoz (Ins tuto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Occidente (ITESO))Pablo Kalmanovitz (Centro de Inves gación y Docencia Económicas (CIDE))

The Colombian Special Jus ce for Peace: Jus ce against all oddsElvira-Maria Restrepo (The George Washington University)

Preliminary Program

Explaining the Salience of Interna onal Judgements: The Case of the Rulings of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights

María José Urzúa Valverde (Princeton University)Under what condi ons profit Non-State Actors disappear people? An explana on from the ‘war against organised crime’ in Mexico

Manuel Pérez Aguirre (University of Essex)Weaponizing Uncertainty: Covert Repression in Authoritarian Argen na

Madeleine Stevens (University of Chicago)


Global Climate Ac on: China and Gobal SouthSA08: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Juheon Lee (Midwestern State University)Disc. Jessica Neafie (University of Oregon)

Panel

China’s as a Global Climate Leader: Assessing the Emergence of an Interna onal Sustainability Poli cal Discourse in BRI

Joanna I. Lewis (Georgetown University)Weila Gong (Technical University of Munich)

Building Trust and Imagined Community: Solving the Smog Pollu on in China-ROK Rela ons

Chris na Lai (Academia Sinica, Taiwan)Carbon lock-in and contradic ons – Teaching Mexico’s energy transi on

Ariel Macaspac Hernandez (German Development Ins tute)Explaining China’s Shi in the Global Poli cs of Climate Change: The Role of Clean Industrial Development, Technology Leadership and Market Compe on

Iselin Stensdal (Fridtjof Nansen Ins tute and University of Oslo)Goerild M. Heggelund (Fridtjof Nansen Ins tute)Irja Vormedal (Fridtjof Nansen Ins tute)

Ins tu onalizing climate change mi ga on in the global SouthMarkus Lederer (Technical University Darmstadt)Harald Fuhr (University of Potsdam)

Interna onal LawA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

The Environment in Interna onal LawSA09: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Eleni Tsingou (Copenhagen Business School)Disc. Yulia Yamineva (University of Eastern Finland)

Panel

Implemen ng environmental obliga ons and sustainable development: The case of La n America and the Caribbean

Natalia Escobar-Pemberthy (Universidad EAFIT)Bad COPs? The (Ir)responsibility of Conferences of the Par es to Mul lateral Environmental Agreements

Rakhyun E. Kim (Utrecht University)Does Space Law Constrain the Militariza on of Outer Space?

Taylor Dalton (University of Southern California)Emerging Claims in the Arc c Ocean: Shoring Up an Exis ng Legal Lacuna

Leah Carmichael (University of Georgia)Hydro-egoism, Inters al Space, and the Waters of the River Nile

Christopher Rossi (UiT, Arc c University of Norway)


Prototype War: Tes ng, Trialling and Specula onSA10: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Derek Denman (University of Copenhagen)Disc. Derek Denman (University of Copenhagen)

Panel

Wounded Ma er: Experimental Tissue Simula on and the Ethics of Lethal Force

Nisha Shah (University of O awa)Bringing data to the front: Soldier-coders in “prototype warfare”

Marijn Hoij nk (VU Amsterdam)Start-Up War: Venture Capital, Silicon Valley, & the US Military

Andrew Merrill (University of Toronto)Exit Strategies: Mars Hope, NEOM and Prototyping the Planet

Nicole Sunday Grove (University of Hawai'i at Manoa)Failing Be er in the US Army: a genealogy of an cipa on

Debbie Lisle (Queen's University of Belfast)

Al Akhawayn Univerisity in Ifrane, MoroccoInterna onal Studies Associa on

The impact of the COVID pandemic in academia in the Global South: challenges, lessons learned and the way forward.


Chair Nizar Messari (Al Akhawayn University, Ifrane (AUI))Chair Marcelo M. Valenca (Brazilian Naval War College (EGN))Disc. Driss Maghraoui (Al Akhawayn University)

Partner Organiza on

The Mul ple Economic Layers of Covid 19 in MoroccoDriss Maghraoui (Al Akhawayn University)

Impact of COVID-19 lockdown on Non-Governmental Organiza ons ac vi es and performance in Morocco

Khadija Darmame (Al Akhawayn University )The Poli cs of Access: Intersec onality of Inequality in Indian Academia

Devika Misra (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi)COVID-19 management in Morocco: A paradox of successful governance and poli cal instrumentalizing

Kamal Feriali (Université Hassan II - Casablanca)COVID 19 and An -establishmentarian Poli cs in Morocco: The Role of Educa on

Jack Kalpakian (Al Akhawayn University)

Theory

Legacies of Modernity SA12: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair David Chandler (University of Westminster)Disc. Jennifer Leigh Lawrence (Virginia Tech)

Panel

Governing Immanence in the Anthropocene: Becoming ‘With’ and Being ‘Within’

David Chandler (University of Westminster)Disentanglement in the Anthropocene

David Chandler (University of Westminster)Energizing Ex nc on: Petrocapitalism and Zombie Energy

Jennifer Leigh Lawrence (Virginia Tech)Spinoza’s Amodernity: Heterotopias of the Universal Human

Garnet Kindervater (Fordham University)Outsides of Modernity or Catastrophic Pathologies

Geoffrey A. Whitehall (Acadia University)

Preliminary Program

Global Development

Doing IR Differently: Methodological Implica ons and Insights from Rela onal Approaches


Chair Adhemar Mercado (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen)Disc. Milja Kurki (Aberystwyth University)

Panel

Naviga ng uncertain es through rela onali es: cosmopraxis and the Kay Pacha

Amaya Querejazu (Universidad de An oquia)Knowing in the Kay Pacha: Methodological Implica ons

Tamara Trownsell (Universidad San Francisco de Quito)On Our Own Terms: Enfleshed Reason, Mes zaje Salvaje and Kinship (M)otherwise

Sara C. Mo a (University of Newcastle)Unse ling Interpreta on and Praxis: Epistemic Equivalence as a Frui ul Star ng Point

Marcos Sebas an Scauso (Quinnipiac University)Cosmopraxis as rela onal onto-episte-methodology

Arlene B. Tickner (Universidad del Rosario)


Postsecularity: Pro and ContraSA14: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Jocelyne Cesari (Georgetown University/University of Birmingham)

Disc. Jocelyne Cesari (Georgetown University/University of Birmingham)

Panel

The Postsecular as an Analy cal and Explanatory ConceptGregorio Be za (University of Exeter)

Who governs? Religion and order in postcolonial AfricaJonathan C. Agensky (Ohio University)

Do we need the concept of postsecularity?Mirjam Kuenkler (SCAS)

Secularism 2.0? The contribu ons and limita ons of the postsecularErin K. Wilson (University of Groningen)

A Postsecular Middle East? Expanding the Postsecular Approach to Non-Linear processes of Seculariza on and Deseculariza on

Mariano Barbato (University of Passau)

Peace Studies

The Case of Syria: Insights and implica ons for the worldSA15: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Caleb Lucas (Michigan State University)Disc. Caleb Lucas (Michigan State University)

Panel

Dispari es in the Economic Consequences of Syria’s Civil WarAmmar Shamaileh (Doha Ins tute for Graduate Studies)

The poten al agency of civil society under a post-conflict victor’s peace: The Syrian case

Rana Khalaf (University of Manchester)Civil governance under rebel rule – local councils in Syria

Tiina Hyyppä (University of Helsinki )Deba ng the Interna onal Peace Architecture: Syria and beyond

Irene Costan ni (University of Naples, L'Orientale)Spa al Varia on in a Rebel Group’s Governance Effec veness: A Case Study of Islamic State’s Iraqi and Syrian Provinces

Ma hew Bamber (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies, Geneva)

TheoryReligion and Interna onal Rela ons

Theological Insights for a Wider DisciplineSA16: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Miguel de Larrinaga (University of O awa)Disc. Sean P. Molloy (University of Kent)

Panel

Poli cal Theologies of Global Seed Poli cs: Time, Sovereignty, and Salva on

Suvi Alt (University of Groningen)What can the theologico-poli cal do for contemporary cri cal security studies?

Miguel de Larrinaga (University of O awa)The Contribu on of Poli cal Theology to the Study of Interna onal Rela ons

William Bain (Na onal University of Singapore)Balance of Power as Theological Physics: Recalling Isaac Newton’s Not-So-Hidden Religion

Michael Murphy (University of O awa)Bataille’s Heterology: a theology for the Anthropocene?

A. A. Flamind (Groningen University)

Interdisciplinary StudiesInterna onal Organiza on

Poli cal and Social Reverbera ons from the COVID-19 PandemicSA17: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Ashleigh Breske (Hollins University)Disc. Ashleigh Breske (Hollins University)

Panel

Forge ng the “Other”? Covid-19 and social distancing an end to social contacts with the out-group socie es in Turkey

Ebru Canan Sokullu (Bahçeşehir University)Atakan Yılmaz (Bahçeşehir University)Muhammet Mert Karkar (Bahçeşehir University)

Parallels of pandemics in a shrinking world: a cri cal analysis of Albert Camus’ La Peste and Covid-19 pandemic

Ayotunde Adeloye (IFRA Nigeria)Debunking China's Vaccine Diplomacy in MENA

Sophie Zinser (Chatham House)COVID-19 Pandemic: The New Fron er of East-West Conflict

Lucky Imade (American University of Nigeria)Global Threat, Na onal Responses: Policy Styles and Trust in the Age of Covid

Nikolaos Zahariadis (Rhodes College)Theofanis Exadaktylos (University of Surrey)

Interna onal Organiza onInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

The Local Lives of Interna onal Organiza onsSA18: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Nele Kortendiek (Zeppelin University Friedrichshafen)Disc. Ian Hurd (Northwestern University)

Panel

The World Bank and Developmentality in Ethiopia and UgandaJon Harald Sande Lie (Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs (NUPI))

The Diffusion of Migra on Control Prac ceFederica Infan no (Université Libre de Bruxelles)

The Local Life of Interna onal Organiza ons: Towards a Research Agenda on Interna onal Organiza ons “in the Field”

Antonia Wi (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)

Preliminary Program

Mission Creep, from the Field Up: The ICRC’s Transforma on from a One-Trick Pony to a Master of Mul -Tasking

Monique J. Beerli (London School of Economics)Assessing the country level performance of interna onal organiza ons: An automated analysis of evalua on reports

Vytautas Jankauskas (Ludwig Maximilians Universität Munich)

Peace StudiesInterna onal Organiza on

Shi s in the system of global governance and peaceSA19: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Lise Morje Howard (Georgetown University)Disc. Roland Paris (University of O awa)

Panel

The Evolu on of the Interna onal Peace Architecture Oliver Richmond (University of Manchester)

Legi ma on of UN’s role in peacebuilding: 1991-2020Fanny Badache (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)Sara Hellmüller (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)

Pa erned Inconsistencies: Japan, the Global Peacebuilding Order, and the Logic of Mul versality

Kazushige Kobayashi (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)

Do Regional Powers Have a Peacebuilding Agenda? Turkey as a CaseBilal Salaymeh (The Graduate Ins tute for Interna onal and Development Studies )

United Na ons peacebuilding in the anthropoceneMateja Peter (University of St Andrews)

Theory

New Developments in Construc vist IR TheorySA20: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Orit Gazit (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)Disc. Orit Gazit (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

Panel

Does the EU have friends? On interna onal friendship, transna onal narra ves and EU-Japan rela ons

Stephan Klose (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Ins tute for European Studies)

S gma Fudging: From Authoritarianism to Good GovernanceJi p Mongkolnchaiarunya (The George Washington University)

Rethinking the Poli cs of Emo on and Security: Pragma sm and Conten on in Security Discourse

Eric A. Van Rythoven (Carleton University)The poli cs of panaceas: Why policy elites promote dubious cure-alls

Elizabeth Meehan (George Washington University)The Role of Reflexivity in Interna onal Prac ce Theory

August Danielson (Uppsala University)


La n America Foreign Policies: Between Pragma sm, Principism, and Neoliberalism


Chair Jessica De Alba-Ulloa (Universidad Anahuac Mexico)Disc. Davila Consuelo (Na onal Autonomous University of Mexico)

Panel

Colombian Foreign Policy: Between Dependence and Pragma smMartha Ardila (Universidad Externado de Colombia)

US Foreign Policy towards La n America in the Biden EraJorge Alberto Schiavon (CIDE)

Brazilian Foreign Policy: Principled Beliefs, Pragma sm and Bolsonaro Government

Miriam Gomes Saraiva (The Rio de Janeiro State University)Felipe Albuquerque (University of Lisbon)

Peruvian Foreign Policy in the 21st Century, Between Limited Pragma sm and Neoliberal Dogma sm

Oscar Vidarte (Pon ficia Universidad Católica del Perú)Mexican Foreign Policy under a Le ist Administra on: Between Pragma sm and Principism

Rafael Velazquez (Universidad Autonoma de Baja California)


Coopera on and Conflict in AfricaSA22: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Andrea M. Lopez (Susquehanna University)Disc. Shelley Liu (UC Berkeley, Goldman School of Public Policy)

Panel

Ethiopia's Role in the Horn of Africa Regional Security ComplexYonas Mulat (Florida Interna onal University)

A community of Half-Brothers: Electoral Poli cs, Foreign Policy and the Contradic ons of East Africa’s Digital Landscape

Duncan Omanga (Social Science Research Council)The Power of the A3: How Africa Influences the UN Security Council

Jennifer M. Hazen (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)Cameroon and the Conflicts and Foreign Policy Challenges in the Central Africa Sub-region

Moses Tesi (Middle Tennessee State University)African leaders and the use of interstate force: Age, experience, and domes c pressures

Emizet F. Kisangani (Kansas State University)Jeff Pickering (Kansas State University)


States, Violence, and Migra on: Compara ve and Historical Approaches


Chair Ariel I. Ahram (Virginia Tech)Disc. Enze Han (University of Hong Kong)Disc. H. Zeynep Bulutgil (University College London)

Panel

The Great Revalua on: OPEC, Oil, and the Global Migra on since 1973

Randall Hansen (University of Toronto)Economic Development and the End of Se ler Colonialism

Lachlan McNamee (University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA))The Diplomacy of Forced Migra on

Fiona Adamson (SOAS, University of London)Kelly M. Greenhill (Tu s University, Harvard University)Gerasimos Tsourapas (University of Glasgow)

Methodological Challenges in the Study of Exclusionary Poli csMeghan Garrity (University of Pennsylvania)Harris Mylonas (George Washington University)

Public Opinion in Cyprus and its Diaspora: A Conjoint Experiment on Peace Se lement A tudes

Neophytos Loizides (University of Kent)Laura Sudulich (University of Essex)Isik Kuscu Bonnenfant (Middle East Technical University)

Preliminary Program

Interna onal Poli cal SociologyInterdisciplinary StudiesPoli cal Demography and Geography

Responding to the Mari me Space: Security, Sovereignty, Responsibility


Chair Heather L. Johnson (Queen's University Belfast)Disc. Maurice S erl (University of California, Davis)

Panel

Waves of Insecurity: Seafarer Safety and the Everyday Making and Unmaking of the High Risk Area (HRA)

Jessica Simonds (Queen's University Belfast)The ambiguity of mobility: ontological insecurity and migrant´s resilience in mari me spaces

Flavia Guerra-Cavalcan (Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro)

The Shape-Shi ing of Non-Sovereignty in IslandsKenneth Gofigan Kuper (University of Guam)

Sovereignty at the Floe Edge: Canadian Security and Sea-IceMark Salter (University of O awa)

Whose Seas? Coming again to the Canaries and securi zing responsibility in the mari me space

Heather L. Johnson (Queen's University Belfast)Philippe M. Frowd (University of O awa)

Interna onal EthicsInterna onal Poli cal EconomyInterna onal Organiza on

Naviga ng the Waters of US Sanc onsSA25: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair George A. Lopez (University of Notre Dame)Disc. George A. Lopez (University of Notre Dame)

Panel

Barriers to challenging inclusion on a sanc ons listErich Ferrari (Ferrari & Associates)

The global chilling effect of US sanc ons on private actorsNicholas Turner (Steptoe & Johnson HK LLP)

Syria: from Puni ve Sanc ons to an Incen ve-based ApproachNancy Azar (The Carter Center)

Revisi ng the US’ Targeted Sanc ons: An alterna ve readingJoy Gordon (Loyola University Chicago)

Current issues in US sanc ons against CubaRaul Rodriguez (University of Havana)

Diploma c Studies

Mul track Diplomacy – Towards Inclusion or Division?SA26: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Peter Jones (University of O awa)Disc. Andreas Hirblinger (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and


Panel

When Inclusion is Detrimental: Track I Minsk Nego a ons and Civil Society in Ukraine.

Te ana Kyselova (Na onal University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy)European Peacebuilding Norms and the ‘Local Turn:’ Evalua ng Inclusivity and Local Ownership in European and Middle Eastern Conflict Responses

Kris na Hook (George Mason University)Track Two Overloaded? Using Track Two Dialogues as a Vehicle for Inclusion in Peacemaking Discourse and Prac ce

Julia Palmiano Federer (University of O awa)

Included without agency? Introducing a Bourdieu-inspired framework for assessing actors’ agency in the field of mul track peace nego a ons

Julia Pickhardt (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)The forgo en Track: Role and Impact of Protest Movements During Peace Processes

Veronique Dudouet (Berghof Founda on)

Diploma c Studies

Other Diplomacies and Canada: Representa ons and Rela onships Beyond the State


Chair Susan J. Henders (York University)Disc. Jeremie Cornut (Simon Fraser University)

Panel

Other Diplomacies Meets Interna onal Poli cal Economy: Canadian Climate Change Poli cs

Robert James O'Brien (McMaster University)Isabella O'Brien (University of Southern California)

Diploma c Knowledge and Hong Kong-Canada Migra on: Canadian-Linked Organiza ons in Hong Kong

Susan J. Henders (York University)Crea ve Humanitarian Diplomacy

Khalid Ahmed (University of Toronto)Other Diploma c Encounters: Canadian Tourists in Cuba

Lana Wylie (McMaster University)Childhoods’ Diplomacies

J. Marshall Beier (McMaster University)


Imperialisms and An -Colonial Peace and Jus ce Struggles SA28: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Ahmad Rizky Mardha llah Umar (University of Queensland)Disc. Fletcher D. Cox (William Jewell College)

Panel

Imperialism, Gender, and the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere in War me and Postwar Japan

Jooyoun Lee (St. Edward's University)Transna onal Feminist Peace Ac vism and COVID

Miriam J. Anderson (Ryerson University)Joining the Opposi on: Women in the Syrian Uprising

Ora B. Szekely (Clark University)WWII’s forgo en Lolas (Grandmothers) – The violent legacies of colonialism and the haun ng of state violence

Jeni Francisco (University of California, Irvine)Gendering the interna onal-poli cal order: the role of power hierarchies in “comfort women” discourse

Anna-Karin Eriksson (Linnaeus University)

Feminist Theory and Gender StudiesLesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer & Allies CaucusWomen's Caucus

Migra ons: Women And Queer Bodies Across BordersSA29: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Daniela Musina (Scuola Normale Superiore)Chair Daniela Musina (Scuola Normale Superiore)Disc. Amy Lind (University of Cincinna )

Panel

Nepali Women Migrant Domes c Workers in the Gulf Countries: What does Gender-Responsive Labour Migra on Governance Really Entail?

Hari KC (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs)

Preliminary Program

The US Sanctuary Movement: Strategies on behalf of LGBTIQ+ Central American Refugees

Ernesto Fiocche o (Florida Interna onal University)“Here and There:” LGBT+ Forced Migra on

Sandra McEvoy (Boston University)Connec vity & Collec vity in mes of crisis: Lebanese Emigrant Women’s percep on of Homeland Poli cs

Jessy Abouarab (Florida Interna onal University)Guita Hourani (Carthage Center for Research and Informa on)

Private Sponsorship Programs and Overcoming Heteronorma vity in the Rese lement of LGBTQ2IA+ Refugees

Gregory Sharp (University of Bri sh Columbia)Megan Dias (University of Texas at Aus n)


Celebrity interven ons in development, security and diplomacy: gendered, racialized, colonial and capitalist power dynamics


Chair Dean Cooper-Cunningham (University of Copenhagen)Disc. Emil Edenborg (Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)

Panel

Inves ng in Somalia’s post-war economy: the rise of ‘superstar’ diaspreneurs and the complex poli cs of economic and ins tu onal transforma on

Claire Elder (London School of Economics)Inside Outside/Outside Inside: Celebrity Advocacy and the Women, Peace, and Security Agenda

Alexandra Budabin (University of Dayton)Natalie Florea Hudson (University of Dayton)

From Accountable States to Genial Elites: How Celebrity Strategic Partnerships Shi Global Governance and Disrupt Local Outcomes

Lisa Ann Richey (Copenhagen Business School)Alexandra Budabin (University of Dayton)

The role of social media in the reach and acceptance of celebrity diplomacy: UNICEF ambassadorship and the #heforshe gender equality campaign

Elsa Hedling (Lund University)Digital Celebrity Diplomacy and ac vism within and beyond the UN: gendered violence and disaster relief

Annika Bergman Rosamond (Lund University)

Global HealthInterna onal Organiza on

Interna onal Organiza ons in Global Health GovernanceSA31: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Chris an Kreuder-Sonnen (Friedrich Schiller University Jena)Chair Andrew Cortell (Auburn University at Montgomery)Disc. Chris an Kreuder-Sonnen (Friedrich Schiller University Jena)

Panel

TRIPS for Sale: The WTO and the Regula on of Intellectual Property Rights

Felicia Grey (Middlebury College)Tes ng the Interna onal Health Regula ons: The WHO and the COVID-19 Pandemic

Geoffrey B. Cockerham (Utah Valley University)The Poli cal Dynamics of Decision-Making in GAVI: How can we Understand Decision Making in the GAVI Board?

Minju Jung (University of Sheffield)Tackling Inequi es Within and Between: The Impact of Regional Organiza ons from the Global South during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Ana B. Amaya (Pace University, United Na ons University Ins tute on Compara ve Regional Integra on Studies)

The IHR (2005) and Domes c Poli cs of US Interna onal Travel Restric ons During COVID-19

Summer Marion (University of Maryland | Northeastern University)

Global HealthInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

Epidemiological Imperialism: The Medicaliza on of (In)Security in the Wake of COVID-19


Chair Jana-Maria Fey (University of Sheffield)Disc. Eva Hilberg (University of Sheffield)Disc. Stefan Elbe (University of Sussex)

Panel

The Next Pandemic? Mental Distress, Covid-19, and the Medicaliza on of Insecurity

Jana-Maria Fey (University of Sheffield)From Trauma zed Vic ms to Ac ve Ci zens: The medicaliza on of experience in South Africa

Hannah Goozee (King's College London)Quaran ning Conflict: A cri cal discourse analysis of public-health-based approaches to conflict resolu on.

Malte Riemann (Royal Military Academy Sandhurst)Norma Rossi (Royal Military Academy Sandhurst)

Pathologising DemocracyRachel Gibson (University of Manchester)Ariadna Tsenina (University of Manchester)

Crea ng community, construc ng difference: knowledge produc on and securi zing moves in AMR epistemic communi es

Suzanne Hindmarch (University of New Brunswick)

Global HealthSouth Asia in World Poli cs

Poli cs of Health in South AsiaSA33: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Abhishek Choudhary (Department of Poli cal Science, University of Delhi)

Disc. Nisha Bellinger (Boise State University)

Panel

Coping with COVID in Nepal: Interna onal support and domes c poli cs

Simon Rushton (University of Sheffield)South-South Technology Transfer: The Case of Pharmaceu cal Know-How in East Africa

Nitsan Chorev (Brown University)Making India Cleaner: An Assessment of “ Swachha Bharat Mission” and Alternate Approaches to Hygiene, Sanita on and Environment in the Country

Dharitri Dwivedy (Women, Educa on and Environment)Revisi ng surge planning in recurring disaster: A compara ve study of USA and India

NANCY KUMARI (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi)What drives necropoli cal populism in La n America? Lessons from Brazil

Tiago Tasca (University of California, Santa Cruz)

Preliminary Program


Interna onal Organiza ons and Ins tu onal Design: Par cipa on, Membership and Decision Making Rules


Chair Luciana Campos (UFGD)Disc. Philipp Genschel (European University Ins tute)

Panel

The Impact of Minimum Par cipa on Rules on Mul lateral Coopera on

Chris an Arnold (Cardiff University)Carsten-Andreas Schulz (Pon fical Catholic University of Chile)

Seeking Seats? Why Member States Win Membership in Commi ees of Interna onal Organiza ons

Thomas Doerfler (University of Potsdam)How the United Na ons Security Council Decides What to Decide

Stefanie Kasparek (Franklin & Marshall College)Agenda Se ng and Legisla ve Poli cs in Interna onal Organiza ons

Sabrina Arias (University of Pennsylvania)Consensus at all costs? Explaining delibera ve quality in decision-making bodies of interna onal organiza ons

Timon Forster (Freie Universität Berlin)

Interna onal LawForeign Policy Analysis

Interna onal Law in Interna onal CourtsSA35: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Olufemi Oloba (OGEES Ins tute, Afe Babalola University, Ado-Eki )

Disc. Sean Richmond (Carleton University - Department of Law)

Panel

Between IR and Interna onal Law: The Interna onal Arbitra on of Territorial Disputes

Asaf Siniver (University of Birmingham)The Founda ons of Interna onal Jus ce: Interna onal Courts’ Outreach to Their Cons tuencies

Nicole De Silva (Concordia University)Do State Policies Converge Around Judicial Rulings? Promo on and Demo on of Focal Rules by Interna onal Courts

Umut Yüksel (The Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)

The Actorness of the Interna onal Criminal CourtRaphael Oidtmann (University of Mannheim & Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt (PRIF))

To Defer or Not to Defer: Explaining the African Court’s Decision-Making

Theresa Squatrito (London School of Economics, IR)

Global Development

Revisi ng Ecology and Adapta onSA36: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Lisa Tilley (Birkbeck, University of London)Disc. Leah Sarson (Dalhousie University)

Panel

Gendering Degrowth: Towards a Feminist Approach to Degrowth Theory

Julia Hartviksen (University of Brighton)Vasileios Leon tsis (University of Brighton)

A pluriversal look at nature: The coloniality of natural resources and indigenous cosmovisions

Rafael Bi encourt Rodrigues Lopes (Pon fical Catholic University of Minas Gerais (PUC Minas))

What is the hype about renewable/ green energy when all what we see is environmental destruc on, diseases and death: The case of the D R Congo

Evelyn N. Mayanja (University of Manitoba)Valuing Ecosystem-Services: Poli cal Implica ons of Conceptual Fallacies

Mar n Weber (University of Queensland)Everyday Adapta ons to Climate Change: The role of cultural memory and social capital networks of an Indigenous Cultural Community in the Philippines

Yvonne Su (York University)Ginbert Cuaton (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)


Crystal-ball Gazing: Forecas ng in Intelligence past, present & future


Chair Magda Long (King's College London)Disc. Jan Goldman (The Citadel)

Panel

The Kent-Kendall Debate revisited : How history beat philosophy in shaping the nature of strategic forecas ng

Jules Gaspard (King's College London)How I learned to Stop Worrying and Love Uncertainty

Giangiuseppe Pili (Università della Calabria)Young and Dazzled – Old and Wise: Disclosing an ‘Expert – Novice Gap’ in Intelligence Analysis

Pia Jansen (Norwegian Defence Intelligence School)Tore Pedersen (Norwegian Defence Intelligence School)

Intelligence Teaching: The Authority of Knowledge Karen Petersen (Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies)Kira Vrist Rønn (University College Copenhagen)

‘Ins tu onalizing Crea vity’: Intelligence, Hollywood and Strategic Foresight

Pauline Blistène (Panthéon-Sorbonne University)


Demys fying the Five EyesSA38: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Srdjan Vuce c (University of O awa)Disc. Patrick Bury (University of Bath)

Panel

Bri sh law enforcement intelligence, Europe and the Five Eyes: reassessing intelligence es

Hager Ben Jaffel (Na onal Center for Scien fic Research (CNRS)) “SIGINT for Jesus”: How Australian intelligence was ed into the Five Eyes network

Ronja Kniep (WZB Berlin Social Science Center )Ques oning the Role of Five-Eyes Surveillance within New Zealand Intelligence Work: Thinking Beyond Received Wisdom

Damien Rogers (Massey University)Transatlan c Intelligence Beyond the 5 Eyes: Sweden’s and USA’s Collabora ons in Mass Surveillance and Offensive Hacking Opera ons

Sebas an Larsson (Swedish Defence University)A Canadian view of the Five Eyes

Jim Cox (Conference of Defence Associa ons Ins tute)

Preliminary Program


Intelligence beyond the anglosphereSA39: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Andres de Castro Garcia (IUGM-UNED (Spain))Disc. Nicole K. Drumhiller (American Public University System)

Panel

The Spanish Intelligence System: two decades a er the Organic Law 11/2002

Antonio M. Diaz-Fernandez (University of Cádiz)Andres de Castro Garcia (IUGM-UNED (Spain))

Assessing the characteris cs of Japan's intelligence func on and its cultural background

Yoshiki Kobayashi (Meiji University)The Con nuing Democra za on of Ghana’s Na onal Intelligence Agencies: New Missions and Rules in a Complex Threat Landscape

William J. Lahneman (Embry-Riddle Aeronau cal University)Intelligence Sharing Between Poli cally Non-Friendly States: The Case of Turkey and Select Tradi onal Democracies

Adriana N. Seagle (Bellevue University)Intelligence challenges in West African states: A compara ve analysis of intelligence governance in selected countries in anglophone and francophone West Africa.

Eduardo E. Estevez (Ins tuto Universitario de la Policía Federal Argen na (IUPFA))Marina Caparini (Stockholm Interna onal Peace Research Ins tute (SIPRI))


Emerging Research in Intelligence HistorySA40: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Daniel S. Gressang (Embry-Riddle Aeronau cal University)Disc. Simon Willme s (University of Leiden)

Panel

The Special Intelligence Service of the Federal Bureau of Inves ga on: The Forgo en Forerunner of the Central Intelligence Agency

Zachary Selden (University of Florida)Soviet Allies, Bolshevik Enemies: An -Soviet Intelligence Collec on and Opera ons by the State Department and the OSS out of the American Lega on in Stockholm, 1941–1945

Mallory Needleman (American University)The FBI's Border Coverage (BOCOV) Program and the Ambiguity of Intelligence Missions

Darren Tromblay (Intelligence Analyst - U.S. Intelligence Community)

"'America's Most Experienced Secret Emissary': Vernon Walters and US-Brazilian Interven on in Chile"

James Lockhart (Zayed University)The United States and the 1982 Lebanon War: Intelligence or Policy Failure?

Lee Lukoff (University of Georgia)


Counterintelligence: Yesterday and TodaySA41: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Aleksandra Gasztold (University of Warsaw)Disc. John A. Gentry (Georgetown University)

Panel

Nazis on the US West Coast: The Early Days of US Counterintelligence

Melissa A. Graves (The Citadel)

The FBI and Foreign Intelligence: Expanding Domes c Horizons to See Abroad

Darren Tromblay (Intelligence Analyst - U.S. Intelligence Community)

Social Media as a Tool of Counterintelligence and Counterdisinforma on

Kevin Dlugos (University of Colorado Colorado Springs)Michael Landon-Murray (University of Colorado, Colorado Springs)Anna Kosloski (University of Colorado Colorado Springs)Daniel Olson (University of Colorado Colorado Springs)

The need of counterintelligence skills for the private sectorPontus Krohn (Mercyhurst University)Musa Tuzuner (Director of An -Money Laundering Program, Department of Criminal Jus ce, Gannon University)

The Changing Profile of the Counterintelligence ThreatTerry C. Quist (Na onal Guard Bureau)


The Past and Present of Poli cal SurveillanceSA42: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Joe Wippl (Boston University)Chair Agnes Venema ("Mihai Viteazul" Na onal Intelligence

Academy)Disc. James J. Wirtz (Naval Postgraduate School)

Panel

COINTELPRO and Government Surveillance: A Misunderstood Legacy and Its Impact on American Poli cal Culture

John Fox (Federal Bureau of Inves ga on)“Smothering Hos le Ac vi es at Birth”: the Surveillance of the German Democra c Republic’s Stasi

Paul Maddrell (Loughborough University)The New Spies: Corporate Surveillance of Ac vist Movements through Infiltra on and Social Media

Lewis Sage-Passant (Loughborough University)The Comprehensive Surveillance of the US Army during World War I

Mark Stout (Johns Hopkins University)Domes c Terrorism: Le and Right Guardrails for the US Intelligence Community

Michael Warner (US Department of Defense)

Global Development

(De)colonial Methods, Cultural Ins tu ons, and Global IR (Part I)SA43: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Emily Merson (McMaster University)Disc. Zubairu Wai (University of Toronto )

Panel

Breaking, or Ma ers of Decolonial Life-Art in the Times of the Anthropocene

Anna M. Agathangelou (York University)Kyle Killian (Capella University, Boston)

Cura ng Fashions in Decolonial Poli csDelacey Tedesco (University of Exeter)

Decolonial poli cs and aesthe c regionalisms: A poli cal analysis of the Asia Pacific Triennial

Samid Suliman (Griffith University)Cura ng An colonial Archives in the (Art) House in the Interregnum?

Shiera Malik (DePaul University)Out of This World: Octavia E. Butler’s Archive of Dra ing a Decolonial Life

Emily Merson (McMaster University)

Preliminary Program


Bringing Linguis cs Back In: Transla on as Imperial HitchhikingSA44: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Einar Wigen (University of Oslo)Chair Mauro J. Caraccioli (Virginia Tech)Part. Andrea Paras (University of Guelph)Part. Jane Darby Menton (University of Cambridge)Part. Anatoly Reshetnikov (Webster Vienna Private University)Part. Alvina Hoffmann (King's College London)Part. Jaakko Heiskanen (University of Cambridge)Part. Janine Schmoldt (University of Erfurt)Part. Ruthie Pertsis (The Ohio State University)Part. Quen n P. Bruneau (The New School)

Roundtable


Telling a feminist IR story: telling stories, igni ng canons (I) SA45: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Anne Sisson Runyan (University of Cincinna )Part. Marysia Zalewski (Cardiff University)Part. Heather A. Smith (University of Northern Bri sh Columbia)Part. shine choi (Massey University)Part. Dip Tamang (PhD(Jawaharlal Nehru University, India), Asst.

Professor ,Darjeeling Government College, India. )Part. Sahla Aroussi (University of Leeds)Part. Julio César Díaz Calderón (University of Florida)Part. Brooke Ackerly (Vanderbilt University)

Roundtable


Feminists in the Field and Methodological Reflec ons SA46: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM


Disc. Skyler Hawkins (Independent Scholar)

Panel

Gendered Futures: A Feminist Intersec onal Perspec ve on Foresight Analysis

Maya M. Eichler (Mount Saint Vincent University)Leigh Spanner (University of Alberta)Andrea Lane (Department of Na onal Defence)Victoria Tait (Carleton University)

Methodological Reflec ons on Cri cal Feminist Friendship with/in NATO

Ma hew Hurley (Sheffield Hallam University)Bringing your kid to the field: Research in the Global South and its (de-)equalizing effects

Simone Schnabel (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt (PRIF))Nurturing Ac vism: Gender Equality Advocacy and Childhood Experiences in the Middle East and North Africa

Samantha Cooke (Liverpool John Moores University)Unbounding the “Field” of Field Research: A Feminist Reconceptualiza on

Summer Lindsey (Rutgers University)Carissa Cunningham (Rutgers)Michael FitzGerald (Rutgers University)


Women, Violence, and Security SA47: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Serena Simoni (Samford University)Disc. Cynthia H. Enloe (Clark University)

Panel

Feminine Charms and the SOE: the Unheralded Role of Women as Spies in World War II

Devon Jones (University of Houston )Vic ms Turned Perpetrators: A Jurispruden al Case Study of Human Trafficking in Italy

Cris ana Macchiusi (Seconded by Italian Miniistry of Jus ce in Eubam Libya )

Were They Really “Invisible”? Violent Women in Northern Ireland During the Troubles”

Joyce P. Kaufman (Ins tute of World Affairs and Whi er College)

The Rise to Power of Mexican Narco-Mamis and FlacasSerena Simoni (Samford University)

Mujāhidāt, muhājirāt and martyrodom: Islamic Law and counternarra ve strategies in compara ve perspec ve

MASSIMO PAPA (UNIVERSITY OF ROME TOR VERGATA)

Diploma c StudiesHistorical Interna onal Rela ons

Neutrality in World Poli csSA48: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Pascal Lo az (Waseda Ins tute for Advanced Study)Disc. Eric Golson (University of Surrey)

Panel

A Failed Neutraliza on of Chosǒn Korea: A Tale of Disappointment and Hope

Sangpil Jin (University of Edinburgh)On the Road to Helsinki: Neutral Austria in Soviet Foreign Policy Strategy, 1969-1975

Anna Steiner (Ludwig Boltzmann Ins tute for Research on Consequences of War)

Forget Hedging: The Value of Neutrality as an Analy cal tool for Small and Middle Powers

Pascal Lo az (Waseda Ins tute for Advanced Study)Economic Pa erns of Neutral States: The Example of WWII

Eric Golson (University of Surrey)The Role of Neutrality Policies to Interna onal Spor ng Federa ons

Geoffrey Allen Pigman (Lausanne University - GS&OSC)

Diploma c Studies

Chinese Diplomacy TodaySA49: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Soul Park (Na onal University of Singapore)Disc. Yu-Hua Chen (Akita Interna onal University)

Panel

Hegemonic Change? Limits to China’s “Peaceful Development”M. Sco Solomon (University of South Florida)

Marginal diploma c prac ces: Recogni on and legi macy in the case of Taiwan, Tibet, and Somalia

Dylan Loh (Nanyang Technological University)China’s Western Ri : A Dozen Years in the Making

Chien-peng Chung (Lingnan University)The influence of tradi onal Chinese culture on China's diplomacy

Huan Liu (The University of Sydney)Forging a New Security Order in Eurasia: China, the SCO, and the a Sino-Russian Nexus?

Jingdong Yuan (University of Sydney)

Preliminary Program

Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on StudiesInterna onal Organiza onHuman Rights

United Na ons & Human Mobility: Debates, Narra ves and Strategies


Chair Alex Aleinikoff (Zolberg Ins tute on Migra on and Mobility, The New School)

Disc. Susan Mar n (Georgetown University)

Panel

The Language of the United Na ons: A Mul -Corpus Explora on on Human Mobility

Ronny Patz (Her e School)Conceptualizing migra on at the UN: a textual analysis of the narra ves produced by IOM and UNHCR on forced migra on

Antoine Pécoud (University Sorbonne Paris Nord)Brandon Green (London School of Economics)

Sending states in the mobility dialogue – is it an even trajectory in the UN- facilitated processes on interna onal migra on?

Radhika Kanchana (Sciences Po)Human Mobility in UN Development Strategies: Understanding the modali es and determinants of incorpora on

Daniel Naujoks (Columbia University)To address ‘the problem of refugees’ long-term, UNHCR should shi its focus from humanitarian aid to intergovernmental problem solving

Cecilia Cannon (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)


The European Response to Transna onal Threats and ChallengesSA51: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Jordan Becker (United States Military Academy, West Point)Disc. Ana E. Juncos (University of Bristol)

Panel

Hermeneu cs of the EU fight against organized crime in third countries – Opera onalising, Improvising or Adap ng Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP)

Tanja Tamminen (Diacoord Consul ng/Turku University, Finland)

Lessons from the European Union to Brazil in the ac on of the Tri-Border Area (BR-ARG-PAR) in terms of Money Laundering Preven on in the financial sector

Ana Flávia da Cruz Montemor Caroso (Universidade de São Paulo)

Guarding the Commons: Assessing the Role for European States in Indo-Pacific Mari me Security

Tim T. Sweijs (King's College London, Department of War Studies)Paul Van Hoo (Hague Centre for Strategic Studies)

EU’s Mul /Mini-lateralism and PeacekeepingFulvio A na (Catania University)

Europeans in the Indo-Pacific, again. Between Gunboats and Defence Diplomacy.

Frederick Kliem (Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies)


Epistemic Communi es, Discourse Coali ons, and Environmental Governance


Chair Manjana Milkoreit (University of Oslo)Disc. Dus n Mulvaney (San Jose State University)

Panel

Do Sustainability Experts Contribute to Environmental Crises?Benjamin Cashore (Na onal University of Singapore)Daniel Rosenbloom (University of Toronto)Nicolas Schmid (ETH Zurich)Sebas an Sewerin (Swiss Federal Ins tute of Technology Zurich (ETH Zurich))

Learning in the AnthropoceneRasmus A. Karlsson (Umeå University, Sweden)

The Third Wave of Environmental Peacebuilding: A Review of Best Prac ces and Future Research Pathways

Richard Anthony Ma hew (University of California)Evgenia Nizkorodov (University of California, Irvine)Crystal Murphy (Chapman University )

Embedded Theory in Environmental Peacebuilding ToolkitsKen Conca (American University)Monzima Haque (American University)

Advisors to environmental treaty members: designing the scien fic process

Veronique Fournier (Universite Laval)

Environmental StudiesEnglish School

Rethinking Global Environmental Governance: Norma ve Visions Meet Governance Tools


Chair Tabitha M. Benney (University of Utah)Disc. Peter Dauvergne (University of Bri sh Columbia)

Panel

Planetary Commons: A New Norma ve Vision for Earth System Governance

Frank Biermann (Utrecht University)Global Coloniality and Equitable Global Environmental Governance: A Cri cal Explora on of Extrac vism and Environmental Jus ce

Gabriela Kue ng (Rutgers University)Wendy Godek (Roger Williams University)

Scien fic Uncertainty and Tuna RFMO Decision-makingLeandra R. Goncalves (University of Sao Paulo)D. G. Webster (Dartmouth College)Mark Axelrod (Michigan State University)Ronald B. Mitchell (University of Oregon)Kate Miller (Michigan State University)

Global Renewable Energy: Governance Gaps and Accountability Traps

Craig A. Johnson (University of Guelph)Susan M. Park (University of Sydney)Teresa Kramarz (University of Toronto)

Reclaiming the circular economy- from green growth to ecological repara on

Manisha Anantharaman (Saint Mary's College of California)


Maps, History, and World Poli csSA54: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Jordan Branch (Claremont McKenna College)Disc. Jordan Branch (Claremont McKenna College)Disc. Lauren Pinson (University of Pennsylvania)

Panel

War, Statebuilding, and Inequality in the French Colonial EmpireMelissa Lee (Princeton University)

Preliminary Program

What Do You Mean by ‘Asia?’: Public Percep on of the Geographical Boundaries of Regions

Naosuke Mukoyama (University of Cambridge)Sayumi Miyano (Princeton University)

Mapping the Vietnam War: Leaders, Nego a on, and Informa on Flows

Ari Weil (University of Chicago)The Poli cs of Maps

Henk E. Goemans (University of Rochester)The Origins of Modern Territoriality: A Global-Historical Approach

Kerry Goe lich (University of Reading)


Radicaliza on and Extremism in the United StatesSA55: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Michael Rubin (University of Connec cut)Disc. Michael Rubin (University of Connec cut)

Panel

How a Baseless Conspiracy Radicalized Suburban QAMomsSophia Moskalenko (Georgia state University)Mia M. Bloom (Georgia State University)

Explaining the dynamics of mass violent protestCath Stevens (University of Massachuse s, Lowell)Arie Perliger (University of Massachuse s Lowell)

A Data-Driven Typology of Americans’ Inten ons to Par cipate in Poli cal Violence

Ina Kamenova (University of Massachuse s Lowell )JOSEPH GONZALES (University of Massachuse s Lowell)

Vanishing acts of white supremacy: Reflec ons on meanings of domes c terrorism and extremism in the United States

Priya Dixit (Virginia Tech)America’s Coming Instability

Stuart Kaufman (University of Delaware)


Deterrence in Theory and Prac ceSA56: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Hyun Ji Rim (SAIS, Johns Hopkins University)Disc. Eliza Gheorghe (Bilkent University)

Panel

Expanding the Parameters of Deterrence Theory Kaili Ayers (Harvard Extension School)

The Enduring Power of the Deterrence MythTodd Robinson (Air Command and Staff College)

At a Time, Place, Manner, and Domain of Our Choosing: Cross-Domain Deterrence and War in Space

Ron Gurantz (Air War College)Over There. Examining the Effect of Troop Deployment on Extended Deterrence.

Cody Schmidt (University of Iowa)Addison Huygens (University of Iowa)

Deterrence with Two-Sided Incomplete Informa onOana Secrieru (Royal Military College of Canada)


Building Datasets with ArchivesSA57: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Benjamin O. Fordham (Binghamton University)Disc. Eric Min (University of California, Los Angeles)Disc. Jennifer Spindel (University of New Hampshire)

Panel

The Poli cal Legacies of World War II: Military Service and Support for America’s Postwar Global Role

Ma Conklin (University of Chicago)Diploma c Repor ng under Authoritarian Rule: Evidence from the People’s Republic of China

Tyler Jost (Brown University)The Imperial Army and the Russian Civil War: The Path from Oppression to Insurrec on

Roya Talibova (University of Michigan)The Consequences of US Military Segrega on

Connor Huff (Rice University)Robert Schub (University of Nebraska-Lincoln)

Commander Patrio sm, Militarism, and Success in War: A Quan ta ve Analysis of the Personnel Records of WWII Submarine Commanders

Laura Resnick Samo n (Columbia University )

Interna onal LawInterna onal Organiza onPoli cal Demography and Geography

Interna onal And Regional CourtsSA58: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Joanna Starzyk-Sulejewska (University of Warsaw, Department of Poli cal Science and Interna onal Studies)

Disc. Carolyn Moser (Max Planck Ins tute for Compara ve Public Law and Interna onal Law)

Panel

Why do African civil society organisa ons engage with regional courts? The East African Court of Jus ce and the li ga on of elec ons and free trade agreements

Peter O'Reilly (Liverpool John Moores University)Judicial Independence Under Threat: The Appointment of Judges in Clientelis c Regimes

Felix Olsowski (University of Mannheim)Heterodox Li ga on Funding in Compara ve Perspec ve

Michael Molavi (University of Oxford)EU foreign policy—Global Influence through Integra on of norma ve and regula on powers

Yuval Reinfeld (Ph.D.) (BGU - Ben Gurion University)Progress or poli cs?: Explaining state coopera on with interna onal prosecu ons

Marco Bocchese (University of Illinois at Chicago)

Poli cal Demography and Geography

Global Rise of Autocra za onSA59: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Gemma Marolda (University of Pi sburgh)Disc. Gemma Marolda (University of Pi sburgh)Disc. Yunus Sozen (Le Moyne College, NY)

Panel

Excess mortality rates during COVID as an instrument to measure poli cal efficiency

Tadeusz Kugler (Roger Willams University)J. Patrick Rhamey Jr. (Virginia Military Ins tute)

Authority without Capacity: Populism, Autocra za on, and State Capacity

Ali Fisunoglu (Saint Louis University)Yunus Sozen (Le Moyne College, NY)

When Does Repression Pay Off? Understanding Popular Approval of State Coercion during Protests in Autocracies

Suthan Krishnarajan (Aarhus University)Jakob Tolstrup (Aarhus University)

Preliminary Program

Rethinking Ideology: Does the Promo on of Ideology Create Legi macy in Electoral Autocracies?

Sohel Rana (Illinois State University)Michael Hendricks (Illinois State University)

The Impact of Poli cal Ins tu ons on PandemicHye Ryeon Jang (University of Florida)Eyup Civelek (University of Florida)


The Missing Mass: Infrastructure and World Poli cs ISA60: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Sarah E Sharma (Queen's University)Disc. Simon Cur s (University of East Anglia )

Panel

Connec vity, geopoli cs, and mari me networks: The infrastructural power of shipping flows

Federico Jensen (Copenhagen Business School)Infrastructure, materiality, and aerial bordering of the Mediterranean

Angela Smith (University of New South Wales UNSW)Infrastructures and autonomy: digital technologies and global structures of dependence

Maximilian Mayer (University of Bonn)Yen-Chi Lu (University of Bonn )

A Private Escape? Eko Atlan c Infrastructure ExclusivityElizabeth Cobbe (University of East Anglia)

Infrastructure development as common ground? The case of Europe and Japan

Aki Tonami (University of Tsukuba)

Feminist Theory and Gender StudiesA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

On Speaking the Unspeakable of Sexual Violence in and perpetrated by the Military


Chair Georgina Holmes (King's College London)Disc. Jennifer G. Mathers (Aberystwyth University)

Panel

How do we Talk about Military Sexual Violence and Why Does it Ma er?

Megan H. MacKenzie (Simon Fraser University )Managing sexual violence in humanitarian aid

Jan Woerlein (Ecole Normale Supérieure)Canadian Military Women’s Perspec ves on Sexual Misconduct in the Canadian Armed Forces

Sandra Biskupski-Mujanovic (Western University)Are Women More Compliant? The effects of gender in adherence to interna onal law

Catherine Fowler (University of Massachuse s, Amherst)All Things That Grow: Impacts of Military Service for Female Veterans

Chris na Gregory (Lamar University)Chris an Lindke (University of California, Riverside)


Ethical Considera ons for Conduc ng Research with Communi es Affected by Displacement:


Chair Faten Ghosn (University of Arizona)Part. Stephanie Schwartz (University of Southern California)Part. Kate Cronin-Furman (University College London)Part. Amanda Coffie (University of Ghana, Legon)Part. Rebecca Galemba (Josef Korbel School of Interna onal

Studies, University of Denver)Part. Lama Mourad (Carleton University)Part. Maha Shuayb (Lebanese American University)

Roundtable

Post Communist SystemsPeace StudiesForeign Policy Analysis

Russia in a Destabilised Interna onal Order: Regional and Global Challenges


Chair Ruth M. Deyermond (King's College London)Part. Natasha C. Kuhrt (King's College London)Part. Andrei P. Tsygankov (San Francisco State University)Part. Michael E. Aleprete (Westminster College)Part. Maxine David (University of Leiden)Part. Tracey German (King's College London)Part. David G. Lewis (University of Exeter)Part. Mariya Y. Omelicheva (Na onal Defense University)Part. Ruth M. Deyermond (King's College London)

Roundtable


Environment and IRSA64: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Eduardo Viola (University of Brasilia, University of Sao Paulo)Disc. Pedro Vormi ag (Columbia University)

Panel

Borderless Animals in a Bordered World: Gazelles Cannot Climb Walls

Gözde Turan (Antalya Bilim University)Toward a planetary poli cs for planetary challenges

Isaac Weldon (Global Strategy Lab)A Green Theory of Interna onal Rela ons

Peter Jacques (University of Central Florida)Representa ons and Rela ons of Illegal Wildlife Trade and Interna onal Studies

Adam Lusk (Rosemont College)Towards a Behavioral Approach to Global Environmental Poli cs

Colin Kuehl (Northern Illinois University)


(Im)mobility & the Global Compacts on Migra on and RefugeesSA65: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Mulry Mondélice (Royal Military College Saint-Jean and Faculty of Law, Université de Sherbrooke)

Disc. Nicholas Micinski (Assistant Professor, University of Maine)

Panel

Na onal Policies on Migra on and Immigra on Deten on in Regard to the Global Compacts

Silviana Cocan (University of Montreal)

Preliminary Program

Consistency in the Global Refugee Regime: How the UN and Human Rights Treaty Bodies Address Key Principles

Virginie Lippe (Université Laval | Universiteit Leiden)Camille Lefebvre (University Laval)

Community Sponsorship’s Poten al for Realizing the Objec ves of the Global Compact on Refugees

Ania Kwadrans (The Refugee Hub)Facial Emo on Recogni on in Migra on Control: A Wider Discipline to Strengthen Fundamental Rights. Is a "Happy" Migrant a "Be er" Migrant?

Roberto Angrisani (Université de Bordeaux, Université Laval, Eu-LISA)

Expulsion, Deterrence, and Wai ng: the Mexican Style of the UN Global Compact for Migra on

Amalia Campos-Delgado (Leiden University)

Human RightsInterna onal Organiza on

Interna onal Ins tu ons and Covid 19: From Shock to Resilience (or not)


Chair Mark A. Pollack (Temple University)Part. George J. Andreopoulos (City University of New York)Part. Franziska Boehme (Texas State University)Part. Nicole Deitelhoff (Goethe University Frankfurt & Peace

Research Ins tute Frankfurt)Part. James Gow (King's College London)Part. Charlo e Ku (Texas A&M University, School of Law)Part. Anthony F. Lang, Jr. (University of St Andrews)Part. Henry M. Lovat (University of Glasgow, School of Law)Part. Victor Peskin (Arizona State University)Part. Maria Varaki (King's College London)

Roundtable

Interna onal LawHuman RightsTheory

Applying Interna onal Law in a Theore cal ContextSA67: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Swantje Schirmer (GIGA Hamburg)Disc. Gina Heathcote (School of Oriental and African Studies,

London)

Panel

The role of law in the resilience of the interna onal order Amelie Theussen (University of Southern Denmark)

Expor ng Compassion: Helping Na on-States with Natural Disasters and the Poten al Role of Interna onal Law

Afshin Akhtar-Khavari (Queensland University of Technology)Audiences That Ma er: Why States Publicly Admit to Breaking Interna onal Law

Yuan Yi Zhu (Nuffield College, University of Oxford)Tuuli-Anna Huikuri (University of Oxford)

The illegality of the targeted killing of Qasem SoleimaniYasmin Góes (New York University)

Calcula ng Reac ons from Sub-Na onal Governments in Treaty Nego a ons: US-Britain/Canada agreements 1783-1929

Mary H. Durfee (Michigan Technological University)

Interna onal EthicsHuman RightsInterna onal Law

Contemporary Ethical Challenges in Armed ConflictSA68: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Daniel R. Brunste er (University of California Irvine)Disc. Janina Dill (University of Oxford)

Panel

Currency Warfare and Jus ad Vim: The Ethics of Using Monetary Power Short of War

Ricardo Crespo (Grossmont College)Humanity and Non-Lethal Weapons: reframing the ethics of weapon control

Andree-Anne Melancon (Royal Military Academy Sandhurst)Jus Ad Bellum Spa alis: Weapons, A acks, and Self-Defense in Space

Lonneke Peperkamp (Radboud University Nijmegen )Compensa on for Killing: The US Military Prac ce of Compensa ng for Collateral Damage

Beth Morrison (University of Queensland)The "Drone" Lexicon

Joseph Chapa (US Air Force)

Interna onal LawHuman Rights

Interna onal Law and COVIDSA69: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Elizabeth Bloodgood (Concordia University)Disc. Carolina Archanjo Portes Ferreira (PUC Minas)

Panel

Pandemic Pass? Treaty Deroga ons and Human Rights Prac ces During Covid-19

Suparna Chaudhry (Lewis & Clark College)Audrey L. Comstock (Arizona State University)Andrew Heiss (Georgia State University)

When the Industry Decides to Act Beyond Legal Compliance: The Interplay between Voluntary Public-Private Partnerships and Interna onal Regula ons

Mao Suzuki (University of Southern California)Ar cula ng the Rule of Law, Immuni es and Responsibility of Interna onal Organiza ons in Interna onal Law: Lessons learned from the UN and the Hai Cholera Case

Mulry MONDELICE (Ass. Prof., Royal Military College Saint-Jean- Université de Sherbrooke Faculty of Law)

The Impact of the Poli cal Structure on the COVID-19 Pandemic Restric ve Measures: The Cases of Greece, France and the USA

Alexandros Kyriakidis (University of Macedonia)A Brazilian Genocide? Understanding president Bolsonaro’s ac ons based on the Rome Statute

Yasmin Guedes (Universidade de São Paulo)

Global Development

An colonial Dreams and Connec vi esSA70: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Desirée Poets (Virginia Polytechnic Ins tute and State University (Virginia Tech))

Disc. Alina Sajed (McMaster University)

Panel

Resona ng with Pales ne: Comparing Colonialisms and Reliving Traumas in (Northern) Ireland

Enrike van Wingerden (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Preliminary Program

Rethinking interna onal boundaries from the diaspora: A study on amefricanity

Fernanda Cardoso Fonseca (Pon cia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio))

Indigenous economic forma ons and global developmentDavid K. Johnson (Johns Hopkins University)

Pan African Pasts and Afropolitan Futures: The African Union at 20Farai Chipato (University of O awa)

Translocal Power and 1960s GhanaPaul Emiljanowicz (McMaster University)

Human RightsTheoryInterna onal Law

Human Rights Norms Dynamics: Norm Contesta on in Theory and Prac ce


Chair Andrea Liese (University of Potsdam)Disc. Antje Wiener (University of Hamburg and University of

Cambridge)

Panel

The Securi za on of Sexual and Gender Diversity: Understanding Resistance to the Transna onal Diffusion of LGBT Rights

Fernando Nunez-Mietz (McGill University)Jus ce Beyond Repair: Assessing the Strength of the Interna onal Norm of Repara ons

Michal Ben-Josef Hirsch (Suffolk University)Jennifer Dixon (Villanova University)

Interna onal human rights contesta on in UN diploma c foraPilar Elizalde (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science (LSE))

Norm indeterminacy and the dual nature of norms. The case of the an -impunity norm

Lucrecia Garcia Iommi (Fairfield University)Human Rights and Norm Collisions: Comparing the disrup ve effects of human rights norms across different fields of global governance

Anna Holzscheiter (WZB Berlin Social Science Center)Andrea Liese (University of Potsdam)Sassan Gholiagha (TU Braunschweig and WZB Berlin Social Science Center )

Human RightsWomen's CaucusGlobal Health

Intersec onal Violence: The Health and Human Rights of Women and Girls in Peace and Conflict


Chair Rhaissa Pagot (Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul)Disc. Monika Thakur (York University)

Panel

Sex Slavery in Los Angeles and Portland: The Intersec on of Race, Class, and Policy on the West Coast

Charles A Smith (UC Irvine)Heather Smith-Cannoy (Arizona State University)

For Be er, For Worse: Changes in Child Early Forced Marriage Prac ce

Tara Trask (Clemson University)Policia Femicida: Forms and Manifesta ons of Gender-Based Police Violence in Rio de Janeiro

Kris na Hinz (Free University of Berlin)

‘Gender and Truth’: The implementa on of truth commission recommenda ons addressing gender-based violence

Jessica Anania (University of Oxford)Forced marriage as an Interna onal Crime: Debate over Peace and Conflict Zone

Nitu Kumari (Maharashtra Na onal Law University, Nagpur, Maharashtra, India)

Human RightsInterna onal Poli cal SociologyInterna onal Law

Democracy Promo on as a Changing Constella on of Prac cesSA73: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Leonie Holthaus (Technische Universität Darmstadt)Chair Sarah von Billerbeck (University of Reading)Disc. Piki Ish-Shalom (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

Panel

Prac ces of policy orienta on in democracy promo on researchLeonie Holthaus (Technische Universität Darmstadt)Jonas Wolff (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)

Promo ng Truth: On the Cultural Prac ces of Countering Disinforma on

Michael Christensen (Carleton University)Ask the prac oners! Prac ces of democracy promo on

Julia Leininger (German Development Ins tute (DIE))Daniel Nowack (Deutsches Ins tut für Entwicklungspoli k / German Development Ins tute)Charlo e Fiedler (German Development Ins tute)

Managing Expecta ons, Drawing Boundaries: Democracy Promo on in Post-Conflict States

Solveig Richter (University of Erfurt, Willy Brandt School of Public Policy)Siddharth Tripathi (University of Erfurt)

Stay Off My Field: Policing Boundaries in Human Rights and Democracy Promo on

Sarah S. Stroup (Middlebury College)Sarah Bush (Yale University)


Advances in Teaching and LearningSA74: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Carrie Booth Walling (Albion College)Disc. Ma hew LeRiche (Ohio University )

Panel

Roosevelt/Reagan: A (Feigned) Foreign Policy DebateTobias T. Gibson (Westminster College)

Life Skills Educa on: An Informal Way of Teaching Out of School Girls in Nepal

Nub Raj Bhandari (Janaki Women Awareness Society)Demonstra ng the Ties Between Poli cs and Healthcare from the Local to the Global Level: Enhancing Exis ng Courses with a Compara ve Public Health Unit

Coty Mar n (West Virginia Wesleyan College)Theatre Work as a Pedagogy of Teaching Conflict Resolu on: Reflec ons from a Higher Educa on Program in East Asia

Shukuko Koyama (Toyo University)Using “Fantasy” Poli cs to Increase Knowledge of Interna onal Poli cs

Petra Hendrickson (Northern Michigan University)

Preliminary Program

Global HealthA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

Leadership approaches to pandemic governanceSA75: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM


Disc. Andrea Schapper (University of S rling)

Panel

Intermes c Poli cs, Leadership, and Resilient Global Health Governance: Lessons for the Next Pandemic

Roger A. Coate (Georgia College, University of South Carolina)Jeffrey A. Griffin (University of Nevada, Reno)

Dictators are Going to Dictate: Authoritarianism, Human Rights, and the SARS COVID-2 Pandemic

Owain D. Williams (University of Leeds)Robert L. Ostergard (University of Nevada, Reno)

Donald Trump's Narra ve on COVID-19 and Its Implica ons for Public Engagement

Esmaeil Esfandiary (Tuskegee University)Health and Foreign Policy: The Role of Diaspora Physicians and Public Health Specialists of Indian Origin

Mita Saksena (Western Connec cut State University)Community-led responses to the COVID-19 pandemic as pathways to thriving

Laura Peters (University College London)Geordan Shannon (UCL)Ilan Kelman (UCL)Eija Meriläinen (University College London)


Wired Poli cs: Perspec ves on the Digital DomainSA76: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Brandon Valeriano (Marine Corps University / Cato Ins tute)Disc. Brandon Valeriano (Marine Corps University / Cato Ins tute)

Panel

The scien fic and fic onal renderings of interna onal cyber conflicts

Alex Grigor (University of Cambridge)A prac ce approach to online decep on campaigns

Johanna Muhrbeck (Swedish Defence University)Cyber-Enabled Foreign Electoral Interference (CYFI) & State Restraint: Conceptual debates and theore cal answers

Arthur P. B. Laudrain (University of Oxford)Anxious Ac vism: The role of Behavioral Inhibi on System in the Radicaliza on Process

Presley McGarry (University of Massachuse s Lowell)Neil Shortland (University of Massachuse s Lowell)

“Strategies of Mobility, Claims of Agency: Researching Glocal Havana”

Nadia Nava (University of Turku )Benita Heiskanen (University of Turku)


Crea ng and Responding to ThreatsSA77: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Rishab Cha y (Arizona State University)Disc. M. L. deRaismes Combes (American University)

Panel

Evolu on of the villain: how has the threat percep on changed in popculture?

Barbara Kra uk (University of Warsaw)

Colonial Iden es: Ontological Security in the Arc cGabriella Gricius (Colorado State University)

The Construc on of Security in the United States: The Case of Undocumented Immigra on and Climate Change

Mathilde Bourgeon (Université du Québec à Montréal)New Security: Advancing Categories of Threat

Nola Haynes (University of Southern California)‘Clima zing’ military strategy? A case study of the Indian armed forces

Dhanasree Jayaram (Manipal Academy of Higher Educa on)

Peace StudiesHuman Rights

Youth and Sustainable PeacebuildingSA78: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Siobhan McEvoy-Levy (Butler University)Chair Catherine Bolten (University of Notre Dame)Disc. Obasesam Okoi (University of St. Thomas)Disc. Anna Fe (University of Notre Dame)Disc. Caroline Hughes (University of Notre Dame)

Panel

What Makes Youth Par cipa on Meaningful? The Pi alls of Merging Poli cal Inclusion and Counter-Terrorism In Mul lateral Peace and Security Policy Frameworks

Ali Al ok (University of Notre Dame)The Difficulty of Being Taken Seriously: Symbolic Violence and Youth Par cipa on in Peacebuilding in Sierra Leone

Catherine Bolten (University of Notre Dame)"We Lived the River Through Our Bodies”: Environmental Care, Land-Based Pedagogy, and Intergenera onal Peacebuilding in Colombia

Angela Lederach (Creighton University)North American Indigeneity, Peace-Building, and Youth

Jus n de Leon (University of Notre Dame)Jordan Bighorn (Community Educa on Development Associa on )

How Do Children And Youth Par cipate In Transi onal Jus ce Mechanisms in Post-Accord Colombia?

Patricia Martuscelli (University College London)


Emo ons and Narra vesSA79: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM

Chair Satgin Hamrah (Tu s University)Disc. Satgin Hamrah (Tu s University)

Panel

Love and Longing: ‘Mul ple Emo onal Worlds’ in Contemporary Turkish Poli cs

Deepa Prakash (DePauw University)Asli Ilgit (Cukurova University)

Cultural trauma, populist grand narra ves, and BrexitMichael Toomey (Aberystwyth University)

Poli cal Fraternity – The Fraternity of the Peoples during the Spring me of the Peoples

Arthur Duhé (University of Oxford)Feeling European: Analysing ci zens’ emo onal a achments to the European Union

Anne-Marie Houde (University of Warwick)Emo on as a Component of Security and Strategy

Kristen Noa (Florida Interna onal University)

Preliminary Program


Terrorism & CounterterrorismSB00-1: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Disc. Carlos Scalisi (San Bernardino Valley College)


Status Quo Terrorism: State-Terrorism in South Africa during Apartheid

Simon Taylor Spa al Analysis Between Home and A ack Sites Chosen by Perpetrators of Right-Wing Terrorist Incidents in the United States

Hope LaFreniere (University of Massachuse s Lowell)The Puzzle of Terror: Inves ga ng PLO and Hamas to Test Status and Lethality

Mei Shalev (Bar-Ilan University)Danger on the Horizon: How 20 years of counterterrorism shaped European Responses to COVID-19

James J. Fitzgerald (Dublin City University)The Poli cal Economy of (In)security in Africa: Analysing of the (Post)colonial Governmentality of (Counter)terrorism in Nigeria.

Akinyemi Oyawale (University of Warwick)

Environmental StudiesInterna onal Poli cal Economy

Private-public governance interac ons for sustainability in a compara ve context: the cases of China and the EU

SB01: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Graeme Auld (Carleton University)Part. Yixian Sun (University of Bath)Part. Stefan Renckens (University of Toronto)Part. Genevieve LeBaron (University of Sheffield)Part. Kate Macdonald (University of Melbourne)Part. Virginia Ann Haufler (University of Maryland)Part. Frank Biermann (Utrecht University)

Roundtable


“What Does Queer Teach Us” The Pasts, Presents, and Futures of Queer Poli cs and Theories in Interna onal Rela ons


Chair Daniel Conway (University of Westminster)Disc. Manuela Lavinas Picq (Universidad San Francisco de Quito

USFQ / Amherst College)Part. Mike Bosia (Saint Michael's College of Vermont)Part. Julio César Díaz Calderón (University of Florida)Part. Beatrice Chateauvert-Gagnon (York University)Part. Dean Cooper-Cunningham (University of Copenhagen)Part. Andrew Delatolla (University of Leeds)Part. Koen Slootmaeckers (City, University of London)Part. Ahmad Qais Munhazim (Thomas Jefferson University)Part. Francesca Romana Ammaturo (University of Roehampton)Part. Razan Ghazzawi (University of Sussex)


“I love to hate/I hate to love”: The Neoliberal Obfusca on of Queer’s Out-Rage-Us Origins

Mike Bosia (Saint Michael's College of Vermont)The Mimicking of Queer IR: Why I Stopped Pain ng Coats and Started Tearing Them Apart?

Julio César Díaz Calderón (University of Florida)“LGBT Free Zone” or LGBT Friendly Europe: Why Queering Space is not about ‘Safety’

Francesca Romana Ammaturo (University of Roehampton)

What can Queer and Feminist IR offer the Syrian Social Movement?Razan Ghazzawi (University of Sussex)

Trauma/Shame: a Queer IR Challenge to Saviors and Rights in LGBT Poli cs

Koen Slootmaeckers (City, University of London)Dean Cooper-Cunningham (University of Copenhagen)

Queer woundability: trauma, carcerality and poli cs of recogni onBeatrice Chateauvert-Gagnon (York University)

Theorizing Maurat, Troubling Queer: Sexual Poli cs in Everyday Kabul

Ahmad Qais Munhazim (Thomas Jefferson University)


Author Meets Cri cs: “Armed Guests: Territorial Sovereignty and Foreign Military Basing”


Chair Yvonne Chiu (U.S. Naval War College)Part. Tarak Karim Barkawi (London School of Economics)Part. Molly Cochran (Oxford Brookes University)Part. Brian Rathbun (University of Southern California)Part. Michael C. Williams (University of O awa)Part. Sebas an M. Schmidt (Johns Hopkins University)

Roundtable

Theory

New Direc ons in IR TheorySB04: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Amir Lupovici (Tel Aviv University)Disc. Nizar Messari (Al Akhawayn University, Ifrane (AUI))

Panel

Atmospheres of Securi za on in Global Poli csTy Solomon (University of Glasgow)

Aspira on as PowerMichelle Jurkovich (University of Massachuse s Boston)Martha Finnemore (George Washington University)

Poli cs of me - a means of power and orderingCostan Barzanje (The Swedish Defence University )

Breaking the Sixth Strategic Domain (A Quantum-Existen alist Perspec ve of Security)

Luis Jacob Retanan (Zhejiang University)A language game theory of interna onal ordering

Eric Haney (University of Oxford)

Interna onal Studies Associa onNordic Interna onal Studies Associa on

Old values and new outlets: Interna onal studies journals and the academic conversa on


Chair Annika F. Bjorkdahl (Lund University)Part. Mar n C. Hall (Lund University)Part. Ted Svensson (Lund University)Part. Oliver Richmond (University of Manchester)Part. Brent J. Steele (University of Utah)Part. Xymena Kurowska (Central European University)Part. Stefano Guzzini (Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies &


Partner Organiza on

Preliminary Program

Theory

New Theore cal Perspec ves on Great Power Poli cs IISB06: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Chris an Bueger (University of Copenhagen)Disc. Selim Yilmaz (University of No ngham)

Panel

Spheres of Influence and the US-China Strategic Compe onSelina Ho (Na onal University of Singapore, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy)

How Do You Say Power in Chinese? Transcending Divergences in How Power is Performed in China vs the West

Ce Liang (University of Cambridge)Tom Chen (Ohio State University)Haoming Xiong (The Ohio State University)

Maintaining Equilibrium Theory: Explaining Regional Power Behavior Under Hegemonic Shi

Mateusz Ambrożek (University of Warsaw)Domina on and Resistance in the Nuclear Order

Sascha Hach (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)Rethinking Regional Security Complexes: A Theore cal Adapta on

Dennis Senam Amable (University of No ngham, Ningbo China)

Peace Studies

Rebel Group Strategies in Civil WarSB07: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Amanda Rizkallah (Pepperdine University)Disc. Emily Knowles (Adam Smith Interna onal/Centre for Civilians

in Armed Conflict)

Panel

Dangerous messages? The effect of rhetoric used by rebel groups on the use of terrorism and one-sided violence in civil conflict

Minnie Minhyung Joo (University of Massachuse s Lowell)Krista E. Wiegand (University of Tennessee)

Insurgent narra vesRomain Malejacq (Radboud University Nijmegen)Sean Lee (American University in Cairo)

Targe ng Telecommunica ons: Why Do Rebel Groups Target Informa on and Communica on Technology Infrastructure?

Mehmet Erdem Arslan (University of Essex)Figh ng Styles Ma er: Rebel Group's Military Strategies and the Dura on of Internal Armed Conflict

Leo Tamamizu (Graduate Center, the City University of New York (CUNY))

Rebel Group Branding and Public Support for External Interven on: A Survey Experiment

Amy Skoll (UC Davis)

Peace StudiesInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

Examining Peace and Conflict Using Everyday Peace IndicatorsSB08: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Séverine Autesserre (Barnard College, Columbia University)Disc. Roger Mac Ginty (Durham University)

Panel

Reimagining Public Safety: Using Everyday Indicators of Safety to Assess Police Reform

Peter Dixon (Brandeis University)Naomi Levy (Santa Clara University)Fiorella Vera-Adrianzen (University of New Mexico)

Barometers, Indicators and Peace: Comparing External and Internal Measurement Systems

Pamina M. Firchow (Brandeis University)Peter Dixon (Brandeis University)

Evalua ng Everyday Evalua on: using metaevalua ve frameworks for the empirical assessment of Everyday Peace Indicator methodology adapta ons for peacebuilding design, monitoring, and evalua on

Zach Tilton (Western Michigan University)Varia on in the Micro-Dynamics of Reconcilia on

Kate Lonergan (Uppsala University)Pamina M. Firchow (Brandeis University)

The Many Talibans of Afghanistan: Naviga ng Poli cal Mul plicity with Armed Actors

Eliza Urwin (The Graduate Ins tute Geneva)


Ecological Theories in Interna onal StudiesSB09: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Eleni Tsingou (Copenhagen Business School)Disc. Peter Katzenstein (Cornell University)

Panel

How did environmental governance become complex? Understanding Mutualism between Environmental NGOs and Interna onal Organiza ons

Jessica F. Green (University of Toronto)Jennifer Hadden (University of Maryland)

Ins tu onal Ecologies and Organiza onal Change in Global Governance

Leonard Seabrooke (Copenhagen Business School)Ole Jacob Sending (Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)

Organiza ons and the Evolu on of Coopera onDavid A. Lake (University of California, San Diego)Danielle Jung (Emory University)

Global Governance at the Border: The Linked Ins tu onal Ecology of Migra on and Asylum

Nele Kortendiek (Zeppelin University Friedrichshafen)Vigilantes Beyond Borders: Resource Par oning among Transna onal NGOs

Me e Eilstrup-Sangiovanni (University of Cambridge)Jason Sharman (University of Cambridge)


Regionalism and Domes c Poli cal Crises: How and why Regional Organiza ons Intervene in Member States?


Chair Kevin Parthenay (University of Tours)Chair Frank Ma heis (Université libre de Bruxelles)Disc. Frank Ma heis (Université libre de Bruxelles)Part. Thomas Legler (Universidad Iberoamericana)Part. Jose Briceno Ruiz (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de

México)Part. Sonia Le Gouriellec (Université catholique Lille)Part. David Camroux (Sciences Po-CERI/Vietnam Na onal

University)Part. Kevin Parthenay (University of Tours)

Roundtable

Preliminary Program


Media, Geopoli cs, and TechnologySB11: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Jeethu Elza Cherian Chacko (Australian High Commission)Disc. Jeethu Elza Cherian Chacko (Australian High Commission)

Panel

Digital Neo-mercan lism: 5G, cloud, chips, AI and the US – China compe on

Milton L. Mueller (Georgia Ins tute of Technology)Endogenous Ins tu onal Change: How the English Wikipedia Became the Last Good Place on the Internet

Sverrir Steinsson (George Washington University)China’s interna onal communica on on Ar ficial Intelligence

Carolijn van Noort (University of the West of Scotland)Rise of digital neo-techno na onalism: a new IR and geopoli cal factor?

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)

(Mis)represen ng Arab Public Opinion: Western Media Repor ng on Public Opinion Surveys in the Middle East

Russell Lucas (Michigan State University)


Early modern interna onal rela ons - 1SB12: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Julia Costa Lopez (University of Groningen)Disc. Julia Costa Lopez (University of Groningen)

Panel

Priest Antonio Vieira: sermons, history and poli csFernando Maia (Pon fical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro)LETICIA MARIA DE OLIVEIRA BORGES (UNIVERSIDADE VEIGA DE ALMEIDA)

The composi on and ordering of early modern interna onal society: Evidence from courtly ceremonial

Quen n P. Bruneau (The New School)Beyond Westphalia: States, Interna onal Law, and the Monopoliza on of the Right to Wage War

Claire Vergerio (Leiden University)Pre-Colonial IR: Empires, Alliances and Domina on in the XV-XVI Centuries

Roberto Dominguez (Suffolk University)Nonac on and ritual ac on: iden fying prudence in Chinese poli cal philosophy and diploma c prac ce of the late Qing

Anna Wojciuk (University of Warsaw)


In Memory of Michael D. Ward: Scholar, Mentor, and FriendSB13: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Kris an Skrede Gleditsch (University of Essex)Part. Xun Cao (Penn State University)Part. Cassy L. Dorff (Vanderbilt University)Part. David R. Davis (Emory University)Part. Shahryar Minhas (Michigan State University)Part. Alex Mintz (Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya (IDC))Part. John O'Loughlin (University of Colorado)Part. Grace I. Scarborough (Leidos)

Roundtable


Interna onal Interven ons In An Emerging Global Order: Current Trends And Challenges In Interven on Research


Chair Florian P. Kuehn (Göteborg's Universitet/University of Gothenburg )

Disc. Bruno Charbonneau (Royal Military College Saint-Jean)Disc. Nicolas Lemay-Hebert (Australian Na onal University)Part. Maria Stern (University of Gothenburg)Part. Katrin Travouillon (Australian Na onal University)Part. Pol Bargues (CIDOB (Barcelona Centre for Interna onal

Affairs))Part. Maria Mar n de Almagro Iniesta (Université de Montréal)Part. Patricia Rinck (University of Duisburg-Essen)Part. Raquel Da Silva (Ins tuto Universitário de Lisboa)Part. Isabel Rocha de Siqueira (IRI/PUC-Rio)

Roundtable


Poli cal Islam: More Than IslamismSB15: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Jocelyne Cesari (Georgetown University/University of Birmingham)

Disc. Daniel Philpo (University of Notre Dame)

Panel

State Islam versus the Islamic StateJonathan Laurence (Prof., Boston College)

Evalua ng the Resonance of Official Islam in Oman, Jordan, and Morocco

Annelle Sheline (Rice University) Wahhabism in the World: The Geopoli cs of Saudi Religious Transna onalism

Peter Mandaville (George Mason University)Turkish Islam Abroad: Europe, America, Asia and Africa

Ahmet Erdi Ozturk (London Metropolitan University)Moral Governance as a State Policy Framework of the Bangsamoro Regime

Nassef Manabilang Adiong (The Philippine Interna onal Studies Organiza on (PHISO))


The Legi macy of UN Peacekeeping Ac vi es: Official and Counter-Narra ves


Chair Shivika Choudhary (Assistant Professor, University of Delhi)Disc. Margot Tudor (Poli cs, University of Exeter)

Panel

Franchised States and the Bureaucracy of Peace - Exploring the Space Between Implementa on and Mul lateral Decision-Making Processes in Peacebuilding

Niels Nagelhus Schia (NUPI)Blacklis ng Rebels: United Na ons’ Decision to Blacklist Child Rights Violators in Armed Conflict

Minju Kwon (Chapman University)A threat rather than a resource: Why voicing internal cri cism is difficult in interna onal organiza ons

Ben Chris an (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)Twee ng the Peace: The UN’s Use of Twi er to Legi mate its Peacekeeping Ac vi es

Robin El Kady (University of St Andrews)

Preliminary Program

Self-Legi ma on in IOs: Narra ves, Counter-Narra ves, and Organiza onal Change

Sarah von Billerbeck (University of Reading)


Conceptualising the GlobalSB17: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Francine Rossone de Paula (Queen's University Belfast)Disc. Francine Rossone de Paula (Queen's University Belfast)

Panel

Transversalizing the Interna onal: conceptual puzzles in interna onal poli cal sociology.

Joao P. Nogueira (Pon fical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro)

The problem of place in prac ce theoryMiranda Loli (TU Darmstadt)

What is Dis-orienta on in Thinking the Interna onal? Rupture of the Kan an Horizons of IR, Toward the Global Unlimited

Mark F. N. Franke (Huron University College)Strategic Ontology and The Concept of Humanity in Global Poli cs

Christopher Ankersen (NYU Center for Global Affairs)Black Atlan c Theoriza ons for the Interna onal: Disputes and challenges from Lélia Gonzalez and Clóvis Moura

Fernanda Cardoso Fonseca (Pon cia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio))Vítor de Souza Costa (Pon fical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio))


Foreign Policy, Public Opinion, and Media in La n America: Findings from “The Americas and the World Project” and Beyond


Chair Gerardo Maldonado (Centro de Inves gacion y Docencia Economicas)

Disc. Maria Hermínia Tavares de Almeida (University of Sao Paulo)

Panel

Democra zing Sending Countries? Poli cal Regime, Interna onal Migra on, and Poli cal Par cipa on

Elena Sánchez-Mon jano ( Centro de Inves gación y Docencia Económicas (CIDE))Gerardo Maldonado (Centro de Inves gacion y Docencia Economicas)

Individual-level A tudes toward Interna onal Trade: Evalua ng the Framing Effect of Consumer Goods’ Prices, Job Crea on, and Specific-sector Economic Performance in a Survey Experiment in Brazil

Flavio Pinheiro (Federal University of ABC (UFABC))Ivan Almeida Lopes Fernandes (UFABC)

Brazilian Foreign Policy through the editorial lens of the US mediaPedro Feliú Ribeiro (Universidade de São Paulo )

Individual-level A tudes toward Trade: (re)evalua ng economic and idea onal determinants in La n America

Ivan Almeida Lopes Fernandes (UFABC)Flavio Pinheiro (Federal University of ABC (UFABC))Maria Hermínia Tavares de Almeida (University of Sao Paulo)

The Presiden al Agenda in Foreign Policy: The Cases of the Southern Cone and Brazil.

Miguel A. López Varas (Ins tute of Interna onal Studies (IEI) / University of Chile)


Trade Wars and Domes c Poli cs in East AsiaSB19: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Jiakun Jack Zhang (University of Kansas)Disc. Sung Eun Kim (Korea University)Disc. Jian Xu (Emory)

Panel

The U.S.-China Trade War, Covid-19, and the Adjustment Strategies of Chinese Firms: Evidence from a Survey Analysis

Ka Zeng (University of Arkansas)In the Middle: American Mul na onals in China and Trade War Poli cs

Jiakun Jack Zhang (University of Kansas)Rigao Liu (University of Kansas)Samantha Vortherms (University of California, Irvine)

Trade Wars at the Intersec on of Memory and Industrial Policy in Japan and South Korea

Kris n Vekasi (University of Maine)Turning China Fever into China Fear: Sectoral Varia ons of South Korean Firm’s Response to China’s Economic Statecra

Seung-Youn Oh (Bryn Mawr College)The Domes c Poli cal Consequences of Global Economic Expansion in Rising Powers: Evidence from Survey Experiments in China

Yeling Tan (University of Oregon)David Steinberg (Johns Hopkins University)Daniel McDowell (Syracuse University)


Foreign Aid Withdrawals: Credibility, Efficacy, and Recep onSB20: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Hillary G. Corwin (The University of Texas at Aus n)Disc. Ma hew S. Winters (University of Illinois at Urbana-

Champaign)

Panel

Targets of State Violence, Transna onal Affini es, and the Composi on of Foreign Assistance

Hillary G. Corwin (The University of Texas at Aus n)Fickle Aid: How Aid Withdrawals, Sanc ons, and Poor Record-Keeping Make Development Assistance Unpredictable

Alice Iannantuoni (University of Geneva)Foreign Pressure and Public Opinion in Target States

Ma hew S. Winters (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)

Condi oning and Cu ng off Foreign Aid in Post-Conflict ContextsAila M. Matanock (University of California, Berkeley)

Counterpart Financing in World Bank Projects: Risk of Aid Withdrawal and Domes c Signaling

Stefano Jud (Emory University)


The Effec veness of Economic Sanc onsSB21: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Bruce W. Jentleson (Duke University)Disc. Susan Hannah Allen (University of Mississippi)

Panel

Interstate Rivalry and Sanc ons: An Unprobed LinkShaoshuang Wen (University of South Carolina)

Coopera ve Interac ons and Complementary Interests: The Effects of Intra-Industry Trade on Sanc ons Bus ng

Keith Preble (University at Albany, SUNY)

Preliminary Program

Sanc on or No Sanc on: Survey Experiment on Poli cal Support in Thailand

Enze Han (University of Hong Kong)Lingbo Zhao (Pennsylvania State University)

Effec veness of Sanc on Threats: An Experimental Evidence from Turkey

Efe Tokdemir (Bilkent University)Do sanc ons curb transna onal terrorism? A matching approach to sanc ons effec veness

Anton Peez (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt / University of Frankfurt)

Global Development

From Sites to Rela ons: Towards a Social-Ecology of Land in Interna onal Rela ons (II)


Chair Timothy Seidel (Eastern Mennonite University)Disc. Timothy Seidel (Eastern Mennonite University)

Panel

Land Titling as Strategy of Resistance or Reproduc on of Colonial Designs?: Coloniality, Land Registra on, and Rela onality in Tanzania

Felix Mantz (Queen Mary University of London)Territorialising the Moon: A Poli cal Ecology of Celes al Lands

Julie Patarin-Jossec (Centre Emile Durkheim/Science Po Bordeaux)

Postcolonial Sites for State Forma on and Connected Security Governance: Geography, the Military and the Marketplace in East Africa

Mathilde Kaalund (University of Copenhagen)Contes ng the Poli cal Ecology of Racial Capitalism

Bikrum Gill (Virginia Tech)American Security, Global Disability: A (Post)colonial Disability Studies Analysis of (Neo)colonial Land Rela ons in the American Security Project

Rosalia Gambino (Rutgers University - Newark)

Global Development

(De)colonial Methods, Cultural Ins tu ons, and Global IR (Part II)SB23: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Samid Suliman (Griffith University)Disc. Sara C. Mo a (University of Newcastle)

Panel

The Missing C Word in the Study of Tibet: Coloniality of Poli csDibyesh Anand (University of Westminster)

Agurumyela’s Tours of Silenced Histories: African Orature and the Pluriversality of Sagacious Thought

Anatoli I. Ignatov (Appalachian State University)Visible on our own terms; authors of our own stories. Art-Praxis and/as the enfleshment of reason

Erina Finau (University of Newcastle)Youth Ar cula ng Self-determina on: Messages and Visuals from Guåhan to New Caledonia

Sylvia Frain (Auckland University of Technology and the University of Guam)ela ana razafi (ERALO University of New Caledonia)

Decolonising Ta oo Art SpacesCarmalita Dorell Ben Patel (Griffith University )


Changing iden es in the face of war trauma and displacementSB24: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Kathrin Bachleitner (University of Oxford)Disc. Yasmine Zarhloule (University of Oxford)

Panel

Media on, Iden ty Construc on, and Norma ve Change: Syria and the Geneva Peace Process.

Sarah Clowry (Durham University)Highway to the Homeland: Moroccan roadside service sta ons and rituals of return as sites of encounter

Yasmine Zarhloule (University of Oxford)What is Syrian Na onalism? Primordialism and Roman cism in Official Baath Discourse

Rahaf Aldoughli (Lancaster University )From shame to pride: the poli cs of tribal iden ty in contemporary Syria

Haian Dukhan (Central European University)The effects of war trauma on na onal iden ty. The case of Syria.

Kathrin Bachleitner (University of Oxford)

Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on StudiesPoli cal Demography and GeographyHuman Rights

Public Opinion Towards Immigra on and RefugeesSB25: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Erin K. Wilson (University of Groningen)Disc. Jane Freedman (Université Paris 8)

Panel

Once Hated, Now Loved?: Explaining the Changes in the A tudes towards Asian Immigrants in the United States and Australia

Jieun Park (University of California Los Angeles)The Individual and Contextual Determinants of An -Immigrant A tudes

Sumeyye Mine Iltekin (University of Delaware)Demographic Decline and Immigra on to Europe

Jus n Gest (George Mason University)Threat Percep ons, Integra on and Ci zenship: The Case of Syrian Refugees in Turkey

Burcu Pinar Alakoc (Webster University)Alan Zarychta (University of Chicago)Gulay Ugur Goksel (Istanbul Bilgi University)

Democra za on and A tudes towards Immigrants in the Middle East and North Africa

Elizabeth Davis (Syracuse University)Lamis Abdelaaty (Syracuse University)


Insurgency: Coopera on and AlliancesSB26: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Andrea M. Lopez (Susquehanna University)Disc. T. Camber Warren (Naval Postgraduate School)

Panel

"If You Can't Beat 'em, Join 'em": Coopera on, Non-State Sponsorship, and the Non-State Armed Group Strategic Interac on Matrix

Michel Wyss (Ins tute for History, Universiteit Leiden )Commi ed Sponsors: External Support Overtness and Insurgent Interac ons with Civilians in Civil Wars

Arthur Stein (University of Montréal)

Preliminary Program

Local and Foreign Non-State Actor Alliances: Explaining the Persistence of the al-Qaeda-Taliban Coali on in Afghanistan

Barbara Elias (Bowdoin College)Stronger, Be er, Longer: Durability in State-Armed Non-State Actor Alliances

Berika Ozcan (University of Minnesota Twin Ci es)Taking Stock of Proxy War Studies: Concepts, Theories, Methods

Assaf Moghadam (Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya (IDC))Michel Wyss (Ins tute for History, Universiteit Leiden )


Interna onal Organiza ons and Peaceful Change: Theory and Prac ce


Chair T. V. Paul (McGill University)Disc. Anders Wivel (University of Copenhagen)Disc. Kai He (Griffith University)Part. John Ikenberry (Princeton University)Part. Ian Hurd (Northwestern University)Part. Amitav Acharya (American University)Part. Duncan Snidal (University of Oxford)Part. Maria Ivanova (University of Massachuse s Boston)Part. Aseema Sinha (Claremont McKenna College)Part. Andrew F. Cooper (University of Waterloo)Part. Christopher Layne (Texas A&M University)

Roundtable


Reshaping The Poli cal Fabric: The Mul -Tiered Impact Of China's Belt And Road Ini a ve


Chair Pascal Abb (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)Chair Jonas Wolff (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)Disc. Jonas Wolff (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)

Panel

The roads not taken: the BRI‘s impact on center-periphery tensions in Pakistan

Pascal Abb (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)‘Fragments’ of BRI in fragile states: Shaping the geopoli cs of centre-periphery rela ons in host countries

Monalisa Adhikari (University of Edinburgh)The BRI and China’s partnership diplomacy in South Asia and Europe

Filippo Boni (The Open University)Contending water infrastructures in the Mekong river basin and their impact on China’s BRI

Sebas an Biba (Goethe University Frankfurt)Shaping the peripheries of China- BRI infrastructural projects and drivers for success

May Tan-Mullins (University of No ngham Ningbo China)


Entanglement, Abandonment and Great Power Rivalries in the 21st Century


Chair Steven F. Jackson (Indiana University of Pennsylvania)Disc. Takuya Matsuda (King's College London, War Studies)

Panel

US allies and abandonment anxiety: comparing the Nixon doctrine to Trump’s America First

Pierre Colau (Laval University)

Fear of entrapment? US allies changing behavior in the Indo-PacificJus n Massie (University of Quebec in Montreal)Maxandre For er (Université du Québec à Montréal)

Europe’s American Strategy: Overcoming Alliance Insecuri esDominika Kunertova (Center for Security Studies, ETH Zurich)

From “Deep” to “Selec ve” Engagement: US Defense Commitments and the Issue of Entanglement in the 21st century

Jonathan Paquin (Laval University)Dilemmas for U.S. Security Partners in the Indo-Pacific

John D. Ciorciari (University of Michigan)


The Global Comeback of Industrial Policy. Panel 1: The (Geo-)Poli cal Economy of the EU's Compe veness Race


Chair Monica Clua Losada (University of Texas Rio Grande Valley)Disc. Sophia Price (Leeds Becke University)

Panel

Yet another bailout? The new EU Industrial Policy and Financial Capital

Angela Wigger (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen)Embedded autonomy in the single market: European industrial policy and the Commission’s curious shi towards a developmental network state

Luuk Schmitz (European University Ins tute )Donato Di Carlo (Max Planck Ins tute for the Study of Socie es)

Financing industrial policy in dependent market economiesVera Scepanovic (Leiden University)

Industrial Policy for a Country that Dislikes Industrial Policy: The Limita ons of German Expor sm

Andreas Noelke (Goethe University Frankfurt)Neomercan lism Redux? The Resurgence of State Interven onism in Europe?

Andy Storey (University College Dublin)


U.S. Grand Strategy in a Smaller WorldSB31: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Nina Silove (ETH Zurich and Harvard University)Disc. Paul C. Avey (Virginia Tech)Disc. Linde Desmaele (Ins tute for European Studies, Vrije

Universiteit Brussel)

Panel

An Ambivalent Balancer, at BestJohn Schuessler (Texas A&M University - Bush School)

Double-headed Eagle: U.S. Mul -regional Commitments in Historical Perspec ve

Paul Van Hoo (Hague Centre for Strategic Studies)Maintaining Interna onal Rela ons: Construc ng a Sustainable U.S. Grand Strategy

Richard Maass (Old Dominion University)Conceptualizing Early U.S. Grand Strategy

Andrew Szarejko (Naval Postgraduate School)Unipolarity and U.S. Military Interven ons

Nils Hägerdal (Tu s University)Sidita Kushi (Bridgewater State University)Monica Duffy To (Tu s University, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy)

Preliminary Program


Military and CrimeSB32: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Georgina Holmes (King's College London)Disc. Michael J. Butler (Clark University)

Panel

Arms Trafficking and its Impact in Brazilian Na onal DefenseGuilherme Dias (Escola de Comando e Estado-Maior do Exercito - ECEME)Carlos Frederico Coelho (Escola de Comando e Estado Maior do Exército)

Combatant Socializa on, Norms of Restraint, and Conduct toward Civilians in War: Survey Data from the U.S. and Philippine Militaries

Andrew Bell (Indiana University Bloomington)Troop Crime in Peace me: Criminality and Accountability of U.S. Troops Worldwide during the Cold War

Asif Efrat (Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya)Why Do Military Officers Condone Sexual Violence? Toward a General Theory of Commander Tolerance

Changwook Ju (Yale University)Beyond Add Women and S r: The Effects of Gendered Socializa on on Sexual Exploita on and Abuse in Peacekeeping

Laura Huber (Cornell University)Angie Torres-Beltran (Cornell University)


Russia in Interna onal Rela onsSB33: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Lilia Arakelyan (Florida Interna onal University )Disc. Anna Borshchevskaya (The Washington Ins tute for Near East

Policy)

Panel

Posing Problems without Shacking Up: Prospects for a Sino-Russian Alliance and Implica ons for Regional Security

Oriana Skylar Mastro (Stanford University)The Russian Energy Policy and its Interna onal Projec on Strategy in the Post-Soviet Space (2000-2018)

José Lemos (UNESP )New Imperialism: Con nuing Russian-Turkish Compe on in the Caucuses

Lilia Arakelyan (Florida Interna onal University )Hanna Kassab (East Carolina University)

Russian Defense Policy in the 21st century: norma ve and opera onal aspects - between resources and forward defenses.

Larlecianne Piccolli (ISAPE - South American Ins tute for Poli cs and Strategy)

Germany's Posi oning in the Triangular Rela ons with Russia and the US

Nele Marianne Ewers-Peters (School of Advanced Interna onal Studies, Johns Hopkins University)


Iden es, Cultures, and Prac ces of the Far-right Online Ecosystem.


Chair Stephane Baele (University of Exeter)Disc. Jean-Francois Drolet (Queen Mary University London)

Panel

Pure and Masculine: The interlocking logics of ingroup purity and women's objec fica on in far-right online movements.

Beth Gardner (University of Copenhagen)Nicole Doerr (University of Copenhagen)

Mapping, scraping, and analysing the far-right online ecosystem: A large-scale approach to far-right iden es on the internet.

Stephane Baele (University of Exeter)Lewys Brace (University of Exeter)Callum Craig (Trinity College Dublin)

Radical right hate speeches and fake news, in mes of pandemicManuela Caiani (Scuola Normale Superiore)

How the Rhetoric of Women in the Alt-Right Broadens the Movement’s Appeal

Richard Nielsen (MIT)Nothing in Common? A Semio c Compara ve Analysis of Far Right & Jihadi Extremist Rhetoric

Weeda Mehran (University of Exeter)Ben Miller (Emory University)Stephen Herron (Queen’s University Belfast)


Poli cal Violence and Security in Subsaharan AfricaSB35: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Bryan Arva (University of Maryland)Disc. Jeremy S. Speight (University of Alaska Fairbanks)

Panel

United Na ons peacekeeping: the use of force and protec on of civilians in constant adapta on

Sergio Luiz Aguilar (Sao Paulo State University (UNESP))The Failure of Par san Alignment: State Responses to Terror Incidents in Nigeria.

Jemima Ackah-Arthur (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

New Wars and Civil Society: A compara ve perspec ve on the Sahel and the Black Sea Region

Stefan Cibian (Făgăraș Research Ins tute and Babeș-Bolyai University)

Legacies of Rebellion: The Forma on of States a er Conflict Johannes Juede (Ins tute for Poli cal Science, FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg)

Paramilitary Farmers: The Militariza on of Na onal Development in Malawi

Ma hew P. Dearing (Na onal Defense University)


Ethical Considera ons in Research with Military PersonnelSB36: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Dus n Johnson (University of Gothenburg)Chair Vanessa Brown (Carleton University)Disc. Lisa Ekman (Swedish Defence University)

Panel

Hierarchy, Informed Consent, and Research Ethics in Mul na onal Research on UN Peacekeeping

Marion Laurence (Royal Military College of Canada)Dus n Johnson (University of Gothenburg)

Ethical Considera ons and End-of-Life Communica on: Semi-Structured Interviews with Military Students

Lauren Mackenzie (Marine Corps University)Ethical Dilemmas of Feminist Ethnographic Research in an Intersec onally Stra fied Military

Vanessa Brown (Carleton University)Ethics in Team-Based Social Science Research with Military Personnel

Kerry Fosher (Marine Corps University)

Preliminary Program

Being Near and Becoming Distant: Ethics and the Cri cal Veteran Researcher

Hannah West (Newcastle University)


States and Global Arms Market: How States Deal with the Trade-offs in Defense Procurement


Chair Jonathan Caverley (U.S. Naval War College)Disc. Sibel Oktay (University of Illinois at Springfield)

Panel

Strange Bedfellows in Defense Procurement: Allies, Enemies, and Turkey’s S-400 Purchase

Lisel Hintz (Johns Hopkins University - SAIS)Producing Airpower: Neo-Liberalism, Sta sm and the Manufacturing of Military Power

Marc R. DeVore (University of St. Andrews)Big Fish in Small Ponds?: How Diffusion of Armed Drones Affect Regional Conflicts

Burak Kadercan (US Naval War College)Caglar Kurc (Bilkent University)

“Autarky-efficiency dilemma” through the glass of Turkish arms exporta on under AKP : interna onaliza on vs autonomiza on of the Turkish defense industry?

Anouck Côrte-real Pinto (NORIA ( Paris, Think Tank))Turkey’s Quest for Missile Defense

Aaron Stein (Foreign Policy Research Ins tute)

Diploma c Studies

Correlates of DiplomacySB38: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Kris n Haugevik (NUPI)Disc. Marina E. Henke (Her e School / Northwestern University)

Panel

"Ambassador, you're really spoiling us!": Diploma c Gi s and Profligate Autocrats

Morten Skumsrud Andersen (Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs (NUPI))

Visual Cura on and Imita on in Everyday Digital Diplomacy: or Why Diploma c Social Media Images Look the Same

Yevgeniy Golovchenko (University of Copenhagen)Anna Helene Kvist Møller (University of Copenhagen)

Human Rights, Tac cal Self-Censorship, and Chinese Diploma c Visits

Neil Ketchley (University of Oslo)Gender Inequality in Digital Diplomacy: Do Female Diplomats Receive more Nega vity?

Yevgeniy Golovchenko (University of Copenhagen)Patrice Wangen (University of Copenhagen)

The short-term and long-term effects of diploma c visits on poli cal stability

Alistair Smith (The University of Melbourne)Ma Malis (New York University)


Ac vism for our mesSB39: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Skyler Hawkins (Independent Scholar)Disc. F. Asli Ergul Jorgensen (Ege University)

Panel

Affec ve Mobilisa ons: Women Ac vists in the Vic ms’ Movement in Nepal

Hanna Ketola (King's College London)

The Transna onal Poli cal Engagement of LGBTQ dancers: Voguing in Warsaw and Kiev

Giovanna Di Mauro (Collegium Civitas)How Could the “#MeToo” Movement Spread Worldwide In 2017? Supplemental Analysis on the Condi ons under Which Transna onal Advocacy Networks Become Influen al

San Lee (University of Connec cut)Digital empowering posi vity: reclaiming empowerment through diasporic networked counterpublics

Ka y Alhayek (University of Massachuse s Amherst)Under the Influencer: Analyzing Instagram Influencers’ Mo ves on Challenging Female Beauty and Body Standards

Alexia B. Mar nez (California State University, San Bernardino)


The Gendered Poli cs of (Counter)Terrorism and Na onal SecuritySB40: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Satgin Hamrah (Tu s University)Disc. Tarsis Daylan Brito (London School of Economics (LSE))

Panel

The Double Bind of Counterterrorism StrategyCourtney N. Burns (Bucknell University)Elena Roe (Bucknell University)

Feminism gone too far: Gendered boundaries and Russian disinforma on about "Swedish decline"

Emil Edenborg (Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)Ageing Up, Infan lising Down – Islamophobia, Race and Sexuality in UK Counterterrorism

Rahima Siddique (University of Manchester)Ideologies of Conflict and Protec on: Combat Readiness and Na onal Security in India’s Hindu Na onalist and Military Discourse

Taveeshi Singh (Syracuse University) The Care Poli cs of Terrorism: Mothering Ac on in Response to Vic ms of Terrorism

Candice Ortbals-Wiser (Abilene Chris an University)Charlo e Lang (Pepperdine University)


Risks, Vulnerabili es and Fragmented Truths: Academic AlchemySB41: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Cris na Masters (University of Manchester)Part. Saara Särmä (Tampere University)Part. Swa Parashar (University of Gothenburg)Part. Cris na Masters (University of Manchester)Part. Marysia Zalewski (Cardiff University)Part. Michelle Lee Brown (University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa;

Dartmouth College)

Roundtable

Interna onal Organiza onGlobal Health

Success or Failure? Mul lateral Responses to the Covid-19SB42: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Gabriel Rached (Universidade Federal Fluminense & Università degli Studi di Milano)

Disc. Joanna Starzyk-Sulejewska (University of Warsaw, Department of Poli cal Science and Interna onal Studies)

Panel

INTERNAL RELATIONS IN THE EUROPEAN UNION DURING COVID-19Sinem Kocamaz (Ege University)

How to Boost IO Reputa on? United Na ons’ Covid-19 Emergency Aid and its Effects on UN Reputa on in the MENA Region

Eyal Rubinson (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

Preliminary Program

Mul na onal Enterprises in Crisis? The Corona Pandemic, Corporate Beliefs, and the Rela onship between the State and Market

Ma hias Hofferberth (University of Texas, San Antonio)Ulrich Franke (University of Erfurt)

EU-LAC Inter-regionalism during the covid-19 pandemicBruno Theodoro Luciano (São Paulo State University)

How Did Regional Organiza ons Respond to Covid-19? A Compara ve Analysis

Avraham Baranes (Elmhurst University)Timothy Hazen (Elmhurst University)


Mul polar Compe on, Power Transi ons, and Military Moderniza on: The Impact on Deterrence Dynamics in Southern Asia


Chair Elizabeth Threlkeld (S mson Center)Disc. Happymon Jacob (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Disc. Christopher Clary (University at Albany)Disc. Rajeswari P. Rajagopalan (Observer Research Founda on)

Panel

Condi ons for Nuclear Use: Re-evalua ng Pakistan’s Doctrine a er the 2019 Pulwama-Balakot Crisis

Rabia Akhtar (University of Lahore)From Enduring Rivalry to Enduring Coopera on: Pathways to Conflict Transforma on and Regional Stability in South Asia

Farhan Hanif Siddiqi (Quaid-i-Azam University)Military Modernisa on and Deterrence Dynamics: The Case of China, India and Pakistan

Arun Vishwanathan (Central University of Gujarat)The Til ng US-China-India Strategic Triangle: Key Debates in the Post-Galwan China

Antara Singh (Centre for Social and economic Progress (CSEP))Prospects for Deterrence Failure: Implica ons of Military Moderniza on and Arms Race Instability in South Asia

Mansoor Ahmed (Center for Interna onal Strategic Studies Islamabad)


Migra on Poli cs 2: Assembling Diverse Actors and their Rela onsSB44: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Anja K. Franck (University of Gothenburg)Disc. Abbey Steele (University of Amsterdam)

Panel

Nego a ng and contes ng the border from below: an alterna ve account of European border externaliza on in Senegal

Agnese Pacciardi (University of Lund)The Knowledge Poli cs of Monitoring the EU Trust Fund for Africa

Natalie Welfens (University of Amsterdam)Saskia Bonjour (University of Amsterdam)

Capacity Building, Migra on Management, and the Global Compacts

Nicholas Micinski (Assistant Professor, University of Maine)Philippe Bourbeau (University Laval)

Thinking beyond priva za on: states, private actors, and markets for migra on

Joseph Anderson (University of Gothenburg)Joakim Berndtsson (University of Gothenburg)

Migra on Governance in Northeast Asia: a Study of Geopoli cal Alignments at the UN General Assembly

Virginie Lippe (Université Laval | Universiteit Leiden)

Global Development

Resistance in the Age of Globaliza onSB45: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Maria Jose Mendez (Harvard University )Disc. Túlio Resende Zille (Bowdoin College)

Panel

From “The Hunger Games” to Southeast Asian protests, the role of popular culture in crea ng global symbols of resistance.

Huda Rahman (Vassar College)Songs of protest: Resistance and solidarity through musical movements in La n America

Laurel Hanson (Vassar College)Red, yellow, pink: The umbrella as a symbol of protec on to resistance

Taylor Gee (Vassar College)Islamic Socialism as a force of resistance in colonial and post-colonial Bengal

Syed Moosa (Vassar College)Social Media in the West: Resistance is changing shape. But is it frui ul?

Arshia Iqbal (Vassar College)


Neoliberal Governance in Green Transi onSB46: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Shiming Yang (University of Southern California)Disc. Aar Gupta (Wageningen University)

Panel

Targe ng Greenhouse Gas Polluters: Explaining divergent strategies to mo vate climate ac on in the global oil and cement industries

Simone Pulver (University of California Santa Barbara)The poten al for agency under ins tu onal complexity

Oscar Widerberg (Free University Amsterdam (VU), Ins tute for Environmental Sciences (IVM))Philipp Pa berg (Ins tute for Environmental Studies)

Environmental Sustainability in World Bank LendingBen Cormier (London School of Economics & Poli cal Science)Teresa Kramarz (University of Toronto)Mark S. Manger (University of Toronto)Jacob Winter (University of Toronto)

Climate Policy for the Republican Mind: Overcoming Nega ve Snap Judgments with Message Framing

Maureen Purcell (UC Irvine, School of Social Ecology) Can accoun ng see nature? How accoun ng standards shape the future of a green transi on

Sylvain Maechler (UNIL)


Security & Conflicts in a Climate Changed WorldSB47: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Dhanasree Jayaram (Manipal Academy of Higher Educa on)Disc. Ashok Swain (Uppsala University)

Panel

Picking But Not Choosing: The Global South’s Response to Climate Securi za on

Sarang Shidore (University of Texas at Aus n)The Climate Emergency and Securi za on Theory: Naviga ng the Eco-Authoritarian Predicament

Michael Albert (SOAS University of London)

Preliminary Program

The Weaponiza on of Water: The case of Yemen Dan Gamarnik (University of Chicago)Kris na Rohrer (University of California, Santa Barbara )

“Wait, it’s always been militarized?” The Royal Danish Navy in the Arc c

Timothy Choi (University of Calgary)Environmental Terrorism: 20 Years On

Elizabeth Chalecki (University of Nebraska - Omaha)


Transi onal Police StrategiesSB48: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Sabrina Karim (Cornell University)Disc. Louis-Alexandre Berg (Georgia State University)

Panel

The other counter-terror transforma on in Northern Ireland: from police to military auxiliaries and the development of the Ulster Defence Regiment

Patrick Finnegan (University of St Andrews)New standards for interna onal donors for effec ve and efficient CSSR reforms: making sense of Policing 4.0

Panos Kostakos (University of Oulu)Paulius Klikunas (Kaunas University of Technology)

A er war: the legacy of socialisa on into the Syrian military Chris ne Cheng (King's College London)Alison Bre le (King's College London)

When Foreigners Build States: Interna onal Police AssistanceCameron Mailhot (Cornell University)Michael Kriner (Cornell University)

Democra za on and the Organiza onal Transforma on of Police Forces

Diego Esparza (University of North Texas)John Ishiyama (University of North Texas)


Transatlan c Coopera on and its ChallengesSB49: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Susan Colbourn (Yale University)Disc. Hugo Meijer (Sciences Po)

Panel

NATO, the Liberal Interna onal Order, and Transatlan c PeaceGinta T. Palubinskas (West Virginia State University)

EU and NATO Strategy: A Compass, a Concept, and a ConcordatSven Biscop (Egmont - Royal Ins tute for Interna onal Rela ons & Ghent University)

Cyber Threats: The Transatlan c Perspec veEgle Murauskaite (ICONS University of Maryland)Jonathan Wilkenfeld (University of Maryland)Devin Hayes Ellis (University of Maryland)

Small World, Big Challenges: The Pursuit of Comprehensive Transatlan c Resilience

Sorin-Sebas an Niculescu (Na onal University of Poli cal Science and Public Administra on, Bucharest)

Selec ve Learning: Why Militaries Adopt Opera onal Lessons but Leave Others Behind

Kristen Aanstoos (University of California, Irvine)Heidi Hardt (University of California, Irvine)

Environmental StudiesInterdisciplinary Studies

Global Conserva on: Conflicts and Coopera on in a Crisis-Ridden World


Chair Michal Kolmas (Metropolitan University Prague)Disc. Rosaleen V. Duffy (University of Kent)

Panel

The Ongoing Neo-Liberaliza on of Conserva on: Commercial Interests in Protected Area Designa ons

Jus n Alger (University of Bri sh Columbia)Conserva on during Conflicts – The Role of Civil Society in Mobilizing Communi es in Myanmar’s borderlands

Kyungmee Kim (Uppsala University)Does the infrastructure created by nongovernmental organiza ons (NGOs) and philanthropic create a panacea mindset in conserva on?

Cris na M. Balboa (Baruch College - CUNY, Marxe School of Public and Interna onal Affairs)

Frozen Assets: Personnel Alloca on and Resource Alignment in Brazil’s Environmental Bureaucracy

Gus Greenstein (Stanford University)Why an -whaling norms fail to preserve whales in the whaling nego a ons: Symbolic poli cs, symbio c confronta on, and iden ty discourses

Ayako Okubo (Tokai University)Atsushi Ishii (Tohoku University)Yasuhiro Sanada (Waseda University)


Rebel GovernanceSB51: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Angela Gill (George Mason University)Disc. Charlo e Hulme (Yale University )

Panel

Rebellion at the Time of a Power Shi : Volunteer Forces in Burma and Indonesia in the World War II

Kazuhiro Fukazawa (Hitotsubashi University)Kazuhiro Obayashi (Hitotsubashi University)

The Ambiguity of Non-State Armed ActorsAnibal Serrano (University of California Irvine)

Rebel Governance and Crisis: Social Service Provision at WorkThomas Deen (University of Georgia)Shannon Mar n (University of Georgia)

Borrowed Roots: How Rebels Use Local Civic Organiza ons to Build a State

John Porten (University of California - San Diego)The Private is Poli cal: The Poli cal Significance of the Private Sphere in the Maoist insurgency in Nepal

Keshab Giri (The University of Sydney)


Policing, Counterinsurgency, and Repression: Conflict and Territorial Control in the Historical Perspec ve


Chair Jason Lyall (Dartmouth)Disc. Yuri Zhukov (University of Michigan)

Panel

False Success: Territorial Sovereignty in Bri sh Colonial Africa as a Foil for Perceived Counterinsurgency Success Rates in the 19th century

Hope Dancy (University of Chicago)

Preliminary Program

Interna onal Sports Events, Media A en on, and Repression: Evidence from the 1978 FIFA World Cup

Adam Scharpf (GIGA - German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies)Chris an Glaessel (Her e School)Pearce Edwards (Emory University)

What’s so Colonial about Colonial Rule? Violence & Authoritarianism in French North Africa

Adria Lawrence (Yale University)Foreign Occupa on and Local Territorial Control: Mayoral Replacement in Occupied France

Heather Penatzer (Princeton University)The Colony of Lagos and Lugard’s Vision, 1861-1913

Akali Omeni (University of St Andrews)


Asian Approaches to (In)Security in The Persian Gulf: Evolu on and Pathways of Engagement


Chair Jonathan Fulton (Zayed University)Disc. Mehran Kamrava (Georgetown University-Qatar)

Panel

Gulf Security through the lens of ROK-U.S. Alliance: (De)securi za on Narra ves Behind the Independent Deployment of Cheonghae Unit to the Strait of Hormuz

Hae Won Jeong (Abu Dhabi University)Japan in the Gulf

Yee Kuang Heng (University of Tokyo)Singapore’s Rela ons with the Gulf: From Defensive to Posi ve Engagement

Li-Chen Sim (Khalifa University)India in the Persian Gulf: Mul -alignment in the Shadow of Regional (In)security

Md. Muddassir Quamar (Ins tute for Defence Studies and Analyses)

Indonesia in the GulfMuhammad Rakhmat (Universitas Islam Indonesia)

Interna onal Organiza onEthnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on StudiesPeace Studies

Problem or Solu on? Interna onal Organiza ons and the Refugee Crisis


Chair Nicole De Silva (Concordia University)Disc. Alistair D. B. Cook (Nanyang Technological University, S.

Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies)

Panel

Going Local without Localiza on: Humanitarian Responses to the War in Syria

Emily K. M. Sco (McGill University)Rana B. Khoury (Northwestern University)

Refugee Protec on Inc.: Emergence of a New Public-Private Protec on Network

Stefanie Neumeier (University of Southern California)Gated Haven: Organized Hypocrisy and EU Asylum Policy

Michael Lipson (Concordia University)Considering Climate Change: How are Migra on Organiza ons Adap ng?

Rachel Castellano (University of Washington)

Migra on governance and the influence of Interna onal Organiza ons: an analysis of Opera on Welcome

Veronica Korber Goncalves (Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul)Matheus Felten Fröhlich (Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul)

Interna onal Poli cal SociologyInterna onal Security Studies

Regional Orders and Security ScalingsSB55: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Elisa Lopez Lucia (Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB))Disc. Elisa Lopez Lucia (Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB))

Panel

De/construc ng Regional Insecurity through Transna onal Security Regimes: Towards a Regional Compara ve Approach

Philipp Lo holz (Collabora ve Research Centre "Dynamics of Security" )

The Gulf of Guinea: region building and na onal nego a onJessica Larsen (Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies)

Crime Governance from Regional Perspec ves: Localising Ra onali es of Control and Order

Alessandra Russo (University of Trento)Silvia Peirolo (University of Trento)

Passenger informa on/traveler intelligence: specialized global forma ons and the media on of regional orderings in the regula on of interna onal mobility

Julien Jeandesboz (Université libre de Bruxelles)Forma ng and ordering space in West Africa: regional and inter-regional prac ces

Jens Herpolsheimer (Leipzig University, Research Centre Global Dynamics)

Interna onal Security StudiesGlobal South Caucus

Global South Perspec ves I: Grand StrategySB56: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Ronald R. Krebs (University of Minnesota)Disc. Jamie Gaskarth (The Open University)

Panel

The Security Dilemma Beyond the Malign-Benign DichotomyJoshua Baker (University of Leicester)Daniel Rio Tinto (Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV))

The Brazilian Way of Dissuasion: how to remain peaceful without modern and efficient Armed Forces

Juliano S. Cor nhas (University of Brasilia)The Sino-India Disequilibrium: Will an Asian NATO emerge?

Reena Marwah (University of Delhi)Discourse on the Challenges for the Small States in the Indo-Pacific

Chulanee A anayake (Na onal University of Singapore)Micro-level Drivers of Turkey’s Strategic Reorienta on: Public Opinion on the West vs. the East

Seçkin Köstem (Bilkent University)


Xiplomacy: Chinese Economic StatecraSB57: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Michael J. Tierney (College of William and Mary)Disc. Michael J. Tierney (College of William and Mary)

Panel

The Strong Leader Trap: The Unintended Consenquences of China's Global Investment Strategy

Alvin Camba (Johns Hopkins University)

Preliminary Program

Connec vity in Interna onal Rela ons: A Cri cal Realist Approach to Studying China’s Infrastructure Development

Nicolas Huppenbauer (University of Bonn)Why China Should Employ Islamic Finance in the Belt & Road Ini a ve

Travis Selmier II (Indiana University)Choice Purchasing Power: A Wider Metric of Trade, Put to Test with the U.S. and China

Todd J. Barry (University of Southern Mississippi)‘Global China’ made concrete: infrastructure at the intersec on of domes c and interna onal discourses of development

Julia Radomski (American University)


Strategies of violence and non-violence in civil war: Causes and Consequences


Chair Livia Isabella Schubiger (Duke University)Disc. Joakim Kreutz (Uppsala University)Disc. Kaisa Hinkkainen Ellio (University of York)Disc. Vincenzo Bove (University of Warwick)

Panel

Local power play: Rebel tac cs and civil war dynamicsKaisa Hinkkainen Ellio (University of York)Joakim Kreutz (Uppsala University)

Rebels' Economic Contracts and Civilian Vic miza onChelsea Estancona (University of South Carolina)

Unpacking Security Force Defec on: Introducing the Defec on During Campaign Dataset

Marianne Dahl (Peace Research Ins tute, OSlO (PRIO))Sco Gates (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) and University of Oslo)Mauricio Rivera Celes no (PRIO)Tora Sagård (PRIO)

Insurgent Conscrip on for Capacity and Control: Forced Recruitment in Civil War

Emily Myers (Duke University)Swords into Ploughshares? Why Human Rights Abuses Persist A er Successful Resistance Campaigns

Christopher Shay (University of Denver (Josef Korbel School))


Experimental Studies of Status and Credibility in IRSB59: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Jonathan Renshon (University of Wisconsin-Madison)Disc. Joslyn Nicole Barnhart (Wesleyan University)

Panel

Credibility, Civil-Military Rela ons, and the Use of ForceDonald Casler (Columbia University)

The Puzzle of Compellence Failure: How Psychology Explains Resistance to Threats

Kathleen Powers (Dartmouth College)Broadcas ng for Hearts and Minds: Informa on Technology as a Means of US Influence in the Middle East

Naima Green-Riley (Harvard University)Crea ng Status Loss: Smearing in Interna onal Poli cs

Alex Yu-Ting Lin (University of Notre Dame)Punching or Pulling Back? The Consequences of Decline on Foreign Policy Opinion

Robert Ralston (Harvard Kennedy School & Security Studies Program, MIT)


Mul plicity, Estrangement and the Problema c of Difference in Interna onal Rela ons - 1


Chair Benjamin Tallis (Her e School, Berlin)Disc. Brieg T. Powel (Aberystwyth University)

Panel

Kra werk and the Interna onal ‘Re-birth of Germany’: Mul plicity, Difference and Par cularity in Music and Interna onal Rela ons

Benjamin Tallis (Her e School, Berlin)What has disciplinarity ever done for IR? Interna onal Rela ons, academic disciplines and mul plicity in knowledge produc on

Olaf Corry (University of Copenhagen)Mul plicity, holism, and rela onality: A view through Chinese tradi ons

Astrid Nordin (King's College London)Societal Mul plicity for Interna onal Rela ons: Engaging Societal Interac on

Antje Wiener (University of Hamburg and University of Cambridge)

‘Strange Mul plicity’ as a Moral-Poli cal Value Towards an Agonis c Vision of World Poli cs

Christof Royer (Central European University)


The Game of Thrones Simula on: How to make Interna onal Rela ons Theories fun to learn


Chair Seckin Baris Gulmez (Izmir Ka p Celebi University)Disc. Didem Buhari Gulmez (Izmir Ka p Celebi University)Part. Laura Young (Georgia Gwine College)Part. Joana de Deus Pereira (University of South Wales - United

Kingdom)Part. Erica Simone Almeida Resende (Brazilian War College)Part. Ferhat Zabun (The Graduate Center, CUNY)Part. Erman Ermihan (Kadir Has University)Part. Elif Ezgi KELEŞ (İzmir Ka p Çelebi University)Part. Cansu Yurtsever (Izmir Ka p Celebi University)Part. Selma Imamoglu (Durham University)

Roundtable


The Missing Mass: Infrastructure and World Poli cs Panel IISB62: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Elizabeth Cobbe (University of East Anglia)Disc. Carola Westermeier (Justus-Liebig-University Giessen and

University of Amsterdam)

Panel

The geometry of the energy transi on: the impact of a transforming global energy infrastructure on interna onal rela ons

Stefan Andreasson (Queen's University Belfast)Between Big-push (quan ty) and Bankability (quality); Geoeconomics of Infrastructure Financing in the Indo-Pacific

Saori N. Katada (University of Southern California)Infrastructures of globalisa on: Shi s in global order and Europe’s strategic choices

Joscha Abels (Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen)Dam-Building, Debt and Development in the Mekong Region

Wei Liang (Middlebury Ins tute of Interna onal Studies at Monterey)

Preliminary Program

Infrastructure and the Construc on of World Order: The Case of the Belt and Road Ini a ve

Simon Cur s (University of East Anglia )


Compara ve Regional IR Processes IISB63: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Douglas Lemke (Pennsylvania State University)Disc. Douglas Lemke (Pennsylvania State University)

Panel

All That Gli ers Is Not Gold: Regional Peace in Central AsiaWilliam Thompson (Indiana University)Leila Zakhirova (Concordia College)

Mapping out regional support for the liberal world orderRachel D. Van Nostrand (The University of Arizona)Thomas J. Volgy (University of Arizona)

Asymmetric Rivals, State Capacity, and Regional PeacePrashant Hosur Suhas (Clarkson University)

Whose Status Quo Is It, Anyway? Regions, Hierarchies, and Sa sfac on

Jon DiCicco (Middle Tennessee State University)Regional Leviathan: Rivalry Termina on in Reac on to Rising Dominance of Regional Powers

J. Patrick Rhamey Jr. (Virginia Military Ins tute)Michael O. Slobodchikoff (Troy University)


Globalising IR in prac ceSB64: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Vineet Thakur (Leiden University)Part. Karen Smith (University of Leiden)Part. Pinar Bilgin (Bilkent University)Part. Berit Bliesemann de Guevara (Aberystwyth University)Part. Monica Herz (Pon fical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro)Part. Navnita C. Behera (Delhi University)Part. Zeynep Gülşah Çapan (University of Erfurt)

Roundtable


Interna onal Dimensions of Internal ConflictSB65: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Julie e Shedd (George Mason University)Disc. Julie e Shedd (George Mason University)

Panel

Globaliza on and external support for civil conflict governmentsAna Carolina Garriga (University of Essex)Brian J. Phillips (University of Essex)

Offshore Counterterrorism: Quan ta ve Evidence on Effec veness and Condi onality from Six Recent Campaigns

Jacob Aronson (University of Maryland)Withdrawal of Military Interven on and Reduc on in Figh ng Groups? Exploring the Long-Term Effect of Interven on Withdrawal on Civil Wars

Wakako Maekawa (Nagoya University of Commerce and Business)

Trading One Problem for Another? External Military Assistance and Rebels’ Use of Terrorist Tac cs in Civil Wars

Vanessa Meier (University of Oxford)Interven on at Your Own Peril: Pa erns of War Expansion and Retalia on

Hans-Inge Langø (University of Texas at Aus n)


African Poli cs Conference Group ISA 2022 Panel Proposal “Theorising Africa’s Interna onal Rela ons”


Chair Christopher Isike (University of Pretoria)Chair Lynda Iroulo (German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies

(GIGA))Disc. Emmanuel A. Balogun (Skidmore College)Disc. Stephen Burgess (U.S. Air War College)Disc. Bola Adediran (Liverpool Hope University)

Panel

Group Hegemony as an analy cal framework for understanding regional hegemony in Africa

Christopher Isike (University of Pretoria)Maxi Schoeman (University of Pretoria)

The famished road: Africa’s interna onal rela ons and the legend of ‘common’ posi ons

Odilile Ayodele (University of Johannesburg)The African Union: A Theory of Interven on

Niklas Krösche (GIGA Hamburg)Windows of Opportunity: Theorising African Intergovernmental Coopera on

John J. Hogan (University of Groningen)Camouflage: Strategic Masking Of Discontent In Global Poli cs

Lynda Iroulo (German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies (GIGA))


Jihadist conflicts, Islamist rebel governance and sustainable peaceSB67: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair I. William Zartman (Johns Hopkins University, SAIS)Disc. Ma hias Basedau (German Ins tute of Global and Area

Studies)Disc. Regine Schwab (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)

Panel

Jihadist Peace: Ending Islamist Civil WarsIsak Svensson (Uppsala University)Desirée Nilsson (Uppsala University)

Islamist Armed Groups in Nego a ons during the Syrian Civil WarJonah Schulhofer-Wohl (Leiden University)

“Without Us, There Would Be No Islamic State”: The Role of Civilians Employees in ISIS’s Governance Project

Ma hew Bamber (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies, Geneva)

Non-Ideological “Jihadi” Rebel Governance? HTS in SyriaJerome Drevon (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies (IHEID))

Righ ul Rulers? Ci zens Percep ons of MILF in the autonomous region of Muslim Mindano

Mimmi Soderberg Kovacs (Folke Bernado e Academy)

Preliminary Program

Interna onal LawHuman RightsHistorical Interna onal Rela ons

Author Meets Cri cs: Audrey Comstock Commi ed to Rights: UN Human Rights Trea es and Legal Paths for Commitment and Compliance, Cambridge University Press 2021


Chair Andrea Vilan (Princeton University)Part. Beth Ann Simmons (University of Pennsylvania)Part. Courtney Hillebrecht (University of Nebraska-Lincoln)Part. Wayne Sandholtz (University of Southern California)Part. Audrey L. Comstock (Arizona State University)Part. M.P. Broache (University of North Carolina at Greensboro)Part. M. Joel Voss (University of Toledo)

Roundtable

Interna onal Poli cal SociologyGlobal DevelopmentHuman Rights

Prison is a Border: IR and the Carceral StateSB69: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Lauren Wilcox (University of Cambridge)Disc. Ida Danewid (University of Sussex)

Panel

Border as Prison: Carceral Geographies of Interna onal Rela onsIda Danewid (University of Sussex)Lauren Wilcox (University of Cambridge)

The Making of the Digital Periphery Ma hew Mahmoudi (University of Cambridge)

Queer Ma ers of Migra on: Brexit, the Irish border & the Story of Larne House Deten on Centre

Patrick Hughes (Queen's University, Belfast)The Gated Community Against the Pervasiveness of "Ontological Militarism"

Henrique Tavares Furtado (University of the West of England)It Didn’t Start with the Refugee Camps: Analyzing the Transna onal Histories of Immigra on Deten on Through Its Rela onship to the Prison

Sabrina Axster (Johns Hopkins University)

Interna onal Poli cal SociologyGlobal Development

Journeys Across the Global Color Line and Back Again I: Racialising Religion and Religionising Racism


Chair Olivia Umurerwa Rutazibwa (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Disc. Desirée Poets (Virginia Polytechnic Ins tute and State University (Virginia Tech))

Panel

“But I am white” Criss-crossing the Global Colour Line with Jewish Arabs

Clive Gabay (Queen Mary, University of London)Rethinking Caste, Class, and Race through i neraries of South Asian migra on

Shikha Dilawri (SOAS, University of London)Journeys across the global colour line in the Yemenite Children Affair in Israel

James Eastwood (Queen Mary University of London)Astral Race and Karmic Racism: Occul sm and Race Making at the fin-de-siècle

Ida Birkvad (Queen Mary, University of London)

Are Muslims allowed to be poli cal? Double racialisa on of Muslim religiosity and poli cisa on

Jasmine Gani (University of St. Andrews)


Challenges and Opportuni es for Educa on in DevelopmentSB71: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Adam Van Liere (University of Wisconsin-La Crosse)Disc. Adam Van Liere (University of Wisconsin-La Crosse)

Panel

Expanding Capabili es: The Impact of Interna onal Educa on on UN SDG 4.7 through Regional Centres of Exper se

Kathleen Kirk (Kennesaw State University)The Promo on of Interna onal Mobility in Developing Students’ Employability

Bri any Foutz (Salisbury University)Brian Polkinghorn (Salisbury University)Arnaud Guyon (Salisbury University )Francesca Falasca (Salisbury University )

The Crime-Reducing Effect of Educa on: A Systema c Review of Quan ta ve Research

Júlia Palik (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo, Corvinus University Budapest)Barbara Astrid Zarate-Tenorio (NOVA (OsloMet))

Glocaliza on of Sustainable Development Goals in a Transforming and Interconnected World: Determinants of Effec ve Glocaliza on

Duygu Sever-Mehmetoglu (Koc University)Evren Tok (Qatar Founda on HBKU)

Educa ng Security: The Women, Peace and Security Agenda in Professional Military Educa on and Training

Andree-Anne Melancon (Royal Military Academy Sandhurst)Max Thompson (Royal Military Academy Sandhurst (DIA))


Military PowerSB72: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Jack J. Porter (Military College of South Carolina)Disc. Kathryn Boehlefeld (Air Command and Staff College)

Panel

Conven onal Deterrence? Force Analysis of North Korean Ar lleryWilliam Norris (Texas A&M, Bush School)

The Moral Hazard of Military Automa on: From Boots on the Ground to Drones in the Air

Anna Getmansky (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Small States and a Mul -Domain FutureIan Bowers (Royal Danish Defence College)

Middle Powers and Military Innova on: Human-Machine Teaming and the Cross-Pollina on of Military Prac ce in the Australian Army

Alex Neads (University of Bath)Upse ng the Military Balance? How Technological Democra za on Enables Non-State Actors

Patricia Blocksome (U.S. Naval War College-Monterey)

Human RightsEthnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on StudiesInterna onal Communica on

Depic ng Migra on and Human Rights in Popular CultureSB73: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Elisa Wynne-Hughes (Cardiff University)Disc. Temitope Ogungbemi (McPherson University)

Panel

Preliminary Program

Literature as IR: Interroga ng the sidelines Maria B. Struble (Western Colorado University )

Responding to Ne lix’s "Stateless" Series: Misrecogni on and Missed Opportuni es

Lindsey Kingston (Webster University)Karina Ambartsoumian-Clough (United Stateless )Ekaterina E (United Stateless)

MEDIA, POPULAR CULTURE, AND FOREIGN POLICY: ANALYZING TURKISH TV SERIES AS A PUBLIC DIPLOMACY INSTRUMENT

Helin Sari Ertem (Istanbul Medeniyet University)Let’s (Not?) Play! Cri cal Discourse Analysis of Expressions of An semi sm in Right-Wing Extremist Games, and Discourses About the Games in the Right-Wing Extremist Forum Stormfront.

Astrid Juckenack (Philipps-University Marburg)Shaping Regional Migra on Policy through Pop Culture in Southern Africa

Peter Penar (Davidson College)

Ac ve Learning in Interna onal AffairsOnline Media Caucus

New Media Pedagogies: Content and DeliverySB75: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Molly Merryman (Kent State University)Disc. Charity Butcher (Kennesaw State University)

Panel

Pod Save IR: Podcasts as Effec ve Assignments in the Interna onal Rela ons Classroom

Ma hew Krain (College of Wooster)Building Rapport with Online Students: How Interna onal Studies Can Lead Post-COVID

Rebecca Glazier (University of Arkansas Li le Rock)Media Literacy and the Interna onal Rela ons Classroom

Kayce Mobley (Bethany College)Ruth Cas llo (Emory & Henry College)Sarah Fisher (Emory & Henry College)

Knowledge Layering: Personalizing the Interna onal Rela ons Theories

Adnan Rasool (University of Tennessee at Mar n )Carrie Humphreys (University of Tennessee at Mar n)

Remote Instruc on in an Introductory Interna onal Rela ons Class During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Lessons and Implica ons from in 2020 and 2021

Ivan Dinev Ivanov (University of Cincinna )


Theory-Prac ce and Cri que from the Global SouthSB76: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Alice Mar ni (Universidad Comillas)Disc. Ari Jerrems (Monash University)Part. Mariela Cuadro (CONICET-UNSAM)Part. Melody Fonseca (University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras)Part. Adhemar Mercado (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen)Part. Ahmed Abozaid (University of St Andrews)Part. Aparna Devare (University of Hyderabd)Part. Quỳnh N. Phạm (University of San Francisco)Part. Mayada Madbouly (Université Paris Nanterre - ISP (Ins tut

des sciences Sociales du Poli que))Part. Tusharika Deka (University of No ngham)

Roundtable

Human RightsSouth Asia in World Poli cs

Human Rights and Jus ce in South AsiaSB77: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Miriam Prys-Hansen (German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies)

Disc. A ab Alam (University of Delhi)

Panel

“The many faces of jus ce and the crisis of the interna onal: lessons from Sri Lanka”

Alan Keenan (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)Disability, Disadvantage and Depriva on: Mapping the Rights of Disabled persons in India

Ashok Tandi (Ravenshaw University)Innova ng outside the 1951 Refugee Conven on- A Compara ve Study of UNHCR in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh

Kundan Mishra (University of Massachuse s Boston)State held Informa on as a Human Right: A study of Right to Informa on (RTI) Act (2005) of India

Vishnu Prasad K (Jawaharlal Nehru University)The Perils of Majoritarian Democracy: ‘New Na onalism’ and Vigilante Jus ce in Contemporary India

Yasmeen Jahan (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi)


Children's Rights in Peace and ConflictSB78: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Chair Fernando Garcia-Corrales (The University of Georgia)Disc. Kathleen Barre (University of West Georgia)

Panel

Seeking Apology for Children of War: Case Studies on Lebensborn Children and Lai Dai Han

Yoonsoo Kim (University of Minnesota)A new player in the field: An analysis of youth’s entry to the issue-area of interna onal protec on of human rights

Ajda Hedzet (University of Ljubljana )Sheltered from Protec on: How Migrant Children Fall through the Cracks of the Interna onal Human Rights Regime

Valen na Gómez (Florida Interna onal University)The Importance of Consensus in the Nego a ons of Children’s Rights

Chris ne Bianco (Florida Interna onal University)Ending Human Traffickking by Holding Transna onal Criminal Networks Accountable

Paule e A. Southall (The Graduate Center, CUNY)

Human RightsInterna onal Organiza on

Impact, Roles and Mechanisms: Examining the UN's UPR and Individual Pe on Systems


Chair Nina Reiners (University of Potsdam)Disc. Pilar Elizalde (London School of Economics and Poli cal

Science (LSE))

Panel

The Universal Periodic Review: Determining an Interna onal Organiza on’s Impact on Physical Integrity Rights in a State

Miranda Peterson (Georgia Southern University)Maureen Stobb (Georgia Southern University)

Preliminary Program

The Effec veness of So Law – Assessing the Global Compact for Migra on’s Na onal Voluntary Reviews as a Tool of Governance

Elaine Lebon-McGregor (United Na ons University-MERIT)Daniel Naujoks (Columbia University)

Who Speaks and Who Listens?: Status and Universal Periodic Review

Chun-Young Park (University of Georgia)Role Duplica on? Exploring the Rela onship Between the OHCHR Universal Periodic Review Mechanism and Treaty Bodies

Rebecca Yemo (University of Massachuse s Boston)Compliance with Interna onal Human Rights Ins tu ons: The effec veness of the Universal Periodic Review

Yooneui Kim (University of Iowa)


Techno-approaches to development and governanceSC01: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Gemma Marolda (University of Pi sburgh)Disc. Joel E. Oestreich (Drexel University)

Panel

Managing a digital revolu on: cyber security capacity building in Myanmar

Niels Nagelhus Schia (NUPI)Innova on and the Capabili es Approach to Development

Chris J. Barton (Arizona State University)The Pandemic Window on China’s Corpora st Grid Governance

Dennis Louis McNamara (Georgetown University)Algorithmic authority: how will blockchain technology impact on evolving forms of authority within global governance?

Robert Kissack (Ins tut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals)Biometric vo ng: the inven on of the African market

Marielle Debos (University of Paris Nanterre)


He for She: Advancing MENtorship in ISASC02: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Kerry Frances Crawford (James Madison University)Chair Leah Cathryn Windsor (University of Memphis)Part. Cameron G. Thies (Michigan State University)Part. Lembe Tiky (University of Connec cut)Part. Mark A. Boyer (University of Connec cut)Part. John Ishiyama (University of North Texas)Part. Michael P. Colaresi (University of Pi sburgh)Part. Ma hew Krain (College of Wooster)

Special Programming


Religious Freedom and Human RightsSC03: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Mojtaba Mahdavi (University of Alberta)Disc. Maria-Victoria Pérez-Ríos (John Jay College of Criminal Jus ce,

CUNY)

Panel

Why Religious Freedom Is a Human RightDaniel Philpo (University of Notre Dame)

The US Commission on Unalienable Rights: Trump Administra on Poli cs, Not Foreign Policy

Cynthia Burack (Ohio State University)Terrorism at the Nexus of Democracy and Religious Freedom

Luke M. Herrington (On the Market)Measuring Human Rights Effec veness: The Case of Interna onal Religious Freedom Policy

Eric Pa erson (Regent University)

Secularism, Religious Freedom and the Rise of Transna onal Evangelical Networks at the Organiza on of American States (OAS)

Ely Orrego-Torres (Northwestern University )


Hybrid Threats & Hybrid Warfare: towards a comprehensive approach

SC04: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Lars Nicander (Swedish Defence University)Chair Niklas Nilsson (Swedish Defence University)Disc. Henrik Häggström (Swedish Defence University)Disc. Mikael Weissmann (Swedish Defence University)

Panel

Integra ng Threats and Responses: The Hybridity Blizzard ModelNiklas Nilsson (Swedish Defence University)Mikael Weissmann (Swedish Defence University)Bjorn Palmertz (Swedish Defence University)

Hybrid Threats and Mul lateral Intelligence coopera onHenrik Häggström (Swedish Defence University)

Hybrid threats from an academic and a prac oner’s perspec vePer Thunholm (Swedish Defence University)

Influence opera ons and the modern informa on environmentBjorn Palmertz (Swedish Defence University)

The Role of the Armed Forces in the GreyzoneMikael Weissmann (Swedish Defence University)


Re-Imagining the Global: Past and Present on the Radical RightSC05: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Jean-Francois Drolet (Queen Mary University London)Disc. Robert Vitalis (University of Pennsylvania)

Panel

The European New Right and Their Recollec on of ‘the Past’. Symbolic Poli cs and Fantasies

Chris ne Unrau (University Duisburg-Essen)Katja Freistein (Centre for Global Coopera on Research/University Duisburg-Essen)

Civiliza onal Geopoli cs: The Charlemagne Ins tute, and Global Re-imagining on the American Radical Right

Michael C. Williams (University of O awa)Reclaiming Human Nature and a World of Separate Cultures: The European New Right’s Narra ve and Poli cal Challenge

Friederike Kuntz (Freie Universität Berlin)Tracing the masculinist legacies of the Hybrid-Performa ve State in the Kashmir Conflict

Amya Agarwal (Centre for Global Coopera on Research, Duisburg, Germany)

Global White, Global Right: Re-Imagining the Afrikaner PastRita Abrahamsen (University of O awa)


Author Meets Cri cs: Stephen Gent and Mark Crescenzi's "Market Power Poli cs: War, Ins tu ons, and Strategic Delay in World Poli cs"


Chair Stephen Gent (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)Part. Mark Crescenzi (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)Part. Michaela Ma es (University of California, Berkeley)Part. Henk E. Goemans (University of Rochester)Part. Terrence L. Chapman (The University of Texas at Aus n)Part. David Carter (Washington University in Saint Louis)

Roundtable

Preliminary Program


Transi onal Jus ce: From the Margins to the Mainstream and Beyond (2)


Chair Joanna R. Quinn (The University of Western Ontario)Part. Cheryl Lawther (Queen's University Belfast)Part. Benjamin Thorne (University of Sussex)Part. Philipp Schulz (University of Bremen)Part. Catherine O'Rourke (University of Ulster)Part. Kelebogile Zvobgo (College of William & Mary)Part. Nevin T. Aiken (University of Wyoming)Part. Fionnuala Ni Aolain (University of Minnesota Law School)

Roundtable

Human RightsInterna onal LawScience, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela ons

Author Meets Cri cs - Saving the Interna onal Jus ce Regime: Beyond Backlash Poli cs


Chair Courtney Hillebrecht (University of Nebraska-Lincoln)Part. Courtney Hillebrecht (University of Nebraska-Lincoln)Part. Franziska Boehme (Texas State University)Part. Mikael Rask Madsen (iCourts, University of Copenhagen)Part. Mark A. Pollack (Temple University)Part. Henry M. Lovat (University of Glasgow, School of Law)Part. Wayne Sandholtz (University of Southern California)Part. Lisa McIntosh Sundstrom (University of Bri sh Columbia)

Roundtable

Human RightsInterna onal LawA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

For Good and for Ill: Networks, Allies, and Interna onal SupportSC09: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Ma hew I. Mitchell (University of Saskatchewan)Disc. Audrey L. Comstock (Arizona State University)

Panel

Enabling Repression: The Role of External SupportMichelle Allendoerfer (George Washington University)

Promo ng Interna onal Labor Standards in Authoritarian RegimesFaradj Koliev (Stockholm University)

What does Qanon mean for global an -trafficking efforts? Joel Quirk (University of the Witwatersrand )

Networked Resistance to Transna onal RepressionMa as Spektor (FGV - Brazil)

Norm Transference: Understanding Patron-Client Norm Diffusion in the Emergence of Interna onal Sexual Orienta on and Gender Iden ty Human Rights

Robert Bivens (Northern Illinois University)

Peace Studies

Children, Agency and Vic mhood in Oppressed or Militarized Conflict


Chair J. Marshall Beier (McMaster University)Disc. J. Marshall Beier (McMaster University)

Panel

Children’s war me agency and military child protec on in UN peacekeeping

Dus n Johnson (University of Gothenburg)

Children’s In fada: Children as Par cipants in a Violent ConflictTimea Spitka (Carleton University, Canada)

“They were only children”: The (un)Grievability and Spectacle of Children’s Death in Hashtag Ac vism

Lindsay Robinson (Carleton University)‘Innocent’ Enough? The Poli cs on Repatria on of ISIS-affiliated Child Na onals in Canada

Iuliia Hoban (Radford University)Governing Young Lives through Military Recruitment: Preparing for War, (Dis)Ordering the Future

Jana Tabak (State University of Rio de Janeiro (UERJ))


Conceptualising Borders and Mobili esSC11: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Christopher M. Brown (Georgia Southern University)Disc. Christopher M. Brown (Georgia Southern University)

Panel

Spa al logic of categoriza on and bordering prac ces: the forma on of modern states and colonial empires

Jean Fausto (Pon cia Universidade Católica de Minas Gerais)A Post-Founda onal approach to Immunity - the concept of border beyond Inside/Outside and the cons tu ve antagonis c

Marie Kollek (Chris an-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel)Interna onal Coopera on as reconciling sovereignist and imperialist 'raison d'Etat'

Catherine Goetze (University of Tasmania)Viral Rhetoric: Rights, Governance, and Pandemic Responses

Horia M. Dijmarescu (Northwestern University)Decentering the study of border in/security and why this ma ers

Cagla Luleci-Sula (Bilkent University)


Early modern interna onal rela ons - 2SC12: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Claire Vergerio (Leiden University)Disc. Claire Vergerio (Leiden University)

Panel

The "Spa al Turn" in Medieval Historiography: Implica ons for IR's Disciplinary Mythology

Andrew A. Latham (Macalester College)De-centering the “Expansion of the West”

Manjeet Pardesi (Victoria University of Wellington)Mythmaking and geopoli cs in the North American Arc c: Early-modern expedi onary narra ves and the construc on of the Northwest Passage

Alister Wedderburn (University of Glasgow)Ceremonial-Diploma c Orders in History and Today

Felix Kuhn (Beijing Foreign Studies University)Merchants and 1688: Franco-Bri sh Atlan c colonial strategy, London’s mercan le poli cs, and intra-imperial free trade, 1606-1715

Sam Parris (University of Sussex)


Public Diplomacy StudiesSC13: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Shawn M. Powers (U.S. Agency for Global Media)Disc. Di Wu (American University)

Panel

Preliminary Program

The Disintegra on of So Power: U.S. strategic communica on, public diplomacy and the prospect of influence in a post-pandemic world.

Craig Hayden (Marine Corps University)Inter-State Public Diplomacy Compe on within Interna onal Organiza ons: A Compara ve Analysis of Ireland, Norway, and Canada’s UNSC Elec on Campaigns

Phillip Arceneaux (Miami University)The Determinants of United States’ Public Diplomacy Spending Abroad

Paula Higgins (Ewha Womans University )Kadir Jun Ayhan (Ewha Womans University)

“Warrior-wolf” strategy and China’s Covid-19 digital public diplomacy

Zhao Alexandre Huang (U of Gustave Eiffel)Rui Wang (Communica on University of China)

Exploring Transna onal Agenda-Se ng Influence of Chinese Media on Twi er

Rui Wang (Communica on University of China)Zhao Alexandre Huang (U of Gustave Eiffel)

Interna onal EthicsTheory

Interna onal Ethics as Theory and Prac ce SC14: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Joy Gordon (Loyola University Chicago)Disc. Jack L. Amoureux (Wake Forest University)

Panel

Sense, Sen ment, and Prudence in Interna onal EthicsHarry D. Gould (Florida Interna onal University)

The Interna onal and Its Problems: Pragma sm and the Limits of Solidarity

Huss Banai (Indiana University)The Possibili es and Limits of Virtue Ethics for Nuclear Ethics

Thomas E. Doyle (Texas State University)A Recogni ve Theory of Interna onal Moral Agency

Linnea Turco (The Ohio State University)The everyday prac ce of interna onal ethics: experimenta on, evolu on and experien alism

Marija Antanaviciute (Queen Mary University of London)


The Logic of Ritual Ac on in Interna onal Rela onsSC15: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Iver B. Neumann (The Fridtjof Nansen Ins tute, Norway)Disc. Jorg Kustermans (University of Antwerp)

Panel

A Grammar of Rituals: Its Nature and Consequences for IR Theories of Ac on

Thierry Balzacq (Sciences Po Paris)The Logic of Ritual Ac on in Interna onal Security and Memory Poli cs

Maria Mälksoo (Brussels School of Interna onal Studies, University of Kent)

Icons, Rituals and Ontological (in)securityBrent J. Steele (University of Utah)Jelena Subo c (Georgia State University)

Doing and thinking peace rituallyJorg Kustermans (University of Antwerp)

Containment as ritual and a dis nct logic of ac onKris n Haugevik (NUPI)Cecilie Basberg Neumann (Oslo Metropolitan University)


Religion as Resistance: Contesta ons of Power in 21st Century Global Poli cs


Chair Yasemin Akbaba (Ge ysburg College)Disc. Yasemin Akbaba (Ge ysburg College)

Panel

Chris an and Islamic Concep ons of War and Jus ce: Comparing Jihad and Just War

Jocelyne Cesari (Georgetown University/University of Birmingham)

Religion and Resistance: Santa Muerte on the BorderElizabeth Shakman Hurd (Northwestern University)

Theologies of Resistance: The Cases of Democra c Islam Congress and An -capitalist Muslims in Turkey

Nukhet A. Sandal (Ohio University)Cra ing Human Rights: Quaker United Na ons Office and the Praxis of Perseverance

Amelie Barras (York University )Conflic ng Rights or Conflic ng Reali es? Human Rights Conflicts in Socio-Poli cal Context

Erin K. Wilson (University of Groningen)


Naviga ng Ins tu onal Complexity in World Poli csSC17: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Miles Kahler (School of Interna onal Service, American University)

Disc. Lisa Mar n (University of Wisconsin, Madison)Disc. Duncan Snidal (University of Oxford)

Panel

Naviga ng Ins tu onal Complexity: New Actors and Ins tu ons in Densely Populated Global Governance Spaces

Stephanie Hofmann (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)

How Interna onal Regime Complexes Influence Ins tu onal Cultures: The World Health Organiza on and the Challenge of Promo ng Health for All

Karen J. Alter (Northwestern University and iCourts University of Copenhagen)Laura Pedraza-Farina (Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law)

The Par cipa on of Intergovernmental Organiza ons in Transna onal Public-Private Governance Ini a ves

Oliver Westerwinter (University of St. Gallen)Hybrid Ins tu onal Complexes and Global Crises

Kenneth W. Abbo (Arizona State University)Benjamin Faude (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science (LSE))

Inter-Governmentalism, Bureaucracy, and the Pi alls of IGOsTana Johnson (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

Peace Studies

Innova ons in Concepts and TheoriesSC18: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair SungYong Lee (University of Otago)Disc. SungYong Lee (University of Otago)

Panel

Preliminary Program

Big Peace: Mapping the field through "salient celebra ons" peace data

Solon Simmons (School for Conflict Analysis and Resolu on)Theory in Prac ce: conflict resolu on scholarship and peacemaking prac ce in Northern Ireland

Niall O Dochartaigh (Na onal University of Ireland Galway)Anna Tulin Bre (University of Ireland, Galway)

Towards a Theory of Punctuated Peace Obasesam Okoi (University of St. Thomas)

Func onal Coexistence: A Decades-Long Perspec ve on Conflict Transforma on

Tatsushi Arai (Kent State University)A Post-Liberal Peace? A Gramscian Analysis of Interna onal Interven on in Conflict Areas

Roberto Belloni (University of Trento)


Mul plicity, Estrangement and the Problema c of Difference in Interna onal Rela ons - 2


Chair Benjamin Tallis (Her e School, Berlin)Disc. Olaf Corry (University of Copenhagen)

Panel

The ‘Mesopotamian trap’: mul plicity, emergence, and the ‘interna onal’ in early southwest Asia

Brieg T. Powel (Aberystwyth University)Mul plicity, Heterarchy and Post-Anthropocentric Ontologies in IR Theory

Jochen Kleinschmidt (Catholic University of Eichstä -Ingolstadt)Food and Imperialism: Pa erns of Domina on and Subversion in the Modern Interna onal System

Alejandro Colas (Birkbeck College)Tackling Disciplinary Entanglement: Mul plicity, New Medievalism, and the Challenge of Re-Grounding IR

Aleksandra Spalińska (University of Warsaw)Adversarial Mul plicity - Inquiry, Strategy and the Epistemology of Cunning Intelligence

Samuel Forsythe (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt / Goethe University Frankfurt )


The (Interna onal) Poli cs of Content Takedowns 1: Theory, prac ce and violence.


Chair Maura Conway (Dublin City University)Disc. James J. Fitzgerald (Dublin City University)

Panel

The Double-Edged Sword of Banning Extremists from Social MediaSam Jackson (University at Albany)

Histories of Censorship, Propaganda and Unintended Consequences: A Case Study of Censorship, Religion, Poli cal Violence and Extremism in Iraq

Satgin Hamrah (Tu s University)A double-edged sword of ‘glocalisa on’? Interna onal norm-crea on, online content removal and narra ves of violence in the Philippines

Gareth Mo (University of Kent)QAnon and the Ontological Poli cs of Content Takedowns: Cosmopolitan interven ons in a “post-truth” world?

James J. Fitzgerald (Dublin City University)

Censoring Extremism: Influence of Online Restric on on Official Media Products of ISIS

Ayse Lokmanoglu (Northwestern University)Kayla McMinimy (Georgia State University)


Conceptualising, Explaining, and Understanding Change in Foreign Policy Analysis


Chair Juliet Kaarbo (University of Edinburgh)Disc. Marijke Breuning (University of North Texas)

Panel

The role of poli cal leaders’ emo ons in shaping interstate rivalriesConsuelo Thiers (University of Edinburgh)

Winds of change: The (un)fulfilled promises of populism in foreign policy

Leslie E. Wehner (University of Bath)Gender and foreign policy change

Karin Aggestam (Lund University)A Leader-centered Framework of Major Foreign Policy Change

Klaus Brummer (Catholic University of Eichstä -Ingolstadt)From Willkommenskultur to ‘shut that door’: The Contested Selec on of Germany’s Na onal Role Concep ons during the European ‘Migrant Crisis’

Saskia Smellie (University of Edinburgh)


Domes c Sources of Chinese foreign policy: Actors, Audiences, and Processes


Chair Kai He (Griffith University)Disc. Huiyun Feng (Griffith University)Disc. Xiao Ren (Fudan University)

Panel

Selling Mega Spor ng Events to Domes c Audiences: The Beijing Olympics vs. the Delhi Commonwealth Games

Sanjeevan Pradhan (University of Nevada, Reno)Explaining China’s Decisions on Low-Level Border Incursions

Frances Yaping Wang (Singapore Management University)Mixed Signaling in Chinese Foreign Policy: Three Explanatory Models

Xiaoyu Pu (University of Nevada, Reno)Societal actors’ poten al influence on China’s na onal interest

Sabine Mokry (Leiden University and GIGA German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies)

Provincial Actors in Chinese Foreign Rela ons: A Whole-of-State Perspec ve

Li Mingjiang (Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies)

Global Development

From Sites to Rela ons: Towards a Social-Ecology of Land in Interna onal Rela ons (I)


Chair Zahir Kolia (Lakehead University)Disc. Zahir Kolia (Lakehead University)

Panel

Land as Rela onship: Indigenous Ontologies in Se ler Resource Management Frameworks

Liam Midzain-Gobin (Brock University)Pales nian Knowledge for an Environmentally Just IR

Ghada Sasa (McMaster University)

Preliminary Program

Land Rights and Dispossession of Indigenous Peoples: Assyrian People’s Fight for Land Recogni on and Self-Determina on

Riva Gewarges (McMaster University)Se ler Colonial Violence and Indigenous Struggle: Land and Subjec vity, Resistance and Refusal

Timothy Seidel (Eastern Mennonite University)Land Dispossession, Social Reproduc on, and Violence: Iraqi State

Massarah Dawood (York University)


Book Roundtable: Banking on Beijing: The Aims and Impacts of China’s Overseas Development Program


Chair David A. Lake (University of California, San Diego)Part. Michael J. Tierney (College of William and Mary)Part. Helen Milner (Princeton University)Part. SooYeon Kim (Na onal University of Singapore)Part. Min Ye (Boston University)Part. Daniel L. Nielson (Brigham Young University)

Roundtable


Global Governance in an Age of An -GlobalismSC25: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Deborah Avant (University of Denver)Disc. Alexander Cooley (Columbia University)

Panel

Global Governance and the mul lateralism post-covid-19Paula Ximena Ruiz Camacho (Universidad Externado de Colombia)

Global Governance and Change: Process Ma ers in Interna onal Studies

S. Beth Fascitelli (University of Massachuse s Boston)An -globalism and the interna onal poli cs of climate change

Toby Greene (Bar Ilan University)Explaining the Dynamics of World Order in the 21st Century: A Matrix of Mul -Level and Mul -Stakeholder Global Governance

Arie M. Kacowicz (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)The Individual, The State, and The Structure of Interna onal Crisis

Andrew Rosenberg (University of Florida)


Seeking Peace in Civil WarsSC26: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Chris ne Cheng (King's College London)Disc. Josefina Echavarria Alvarez (University of Notre Dame)

Panel

The Frontlines of PeaceSéverine Autesserre (Barnard College, Columbia University)

Opera onalizing Complexity Approaches in Interna onal Aid for Peacebuilding

Lara Olson (University of Oxford)From War me to Peace me: Foreign Preda on and Persistent Interven on in Civil Wars

Sevdenur Koru (Temple University)Women’s Post-Conflict Poli cal Par cipa on: From Conflict to Parliaments through CSO Presence

Lydia Karga (University of Essex)Peace Nego a ons and Civilian Targe ng

Ipek Ece Sener (Washington University in St. Louis)


Nonviolent Resistance in the Context of Armed Conflict and Civil War Peace Processes


Chair Luke Abbs (Centre of Religion, Reconcilia on and Peace (University of Winchester))

Disc. Charles Butcher (Norwegian University of Science and Technology)

Panel

Bea ng Swords into Protest Signs: Can Nonviolent Ac on Subs tute for Violent Extremism?

Ma hew Cebul (University of Michigan)Jonathan Pinckney (United States Ins tute of Peace)

An -normaliza on protest as nonviolent resistance? The case of Morocco

Maia Carter Hallward (Kennesaw State University)Taib Biygautane (Kennesaw State University)

Mobilizing for peace through mass ac on: civil society’s influence on the peace process between the Colombian government and ELN

Cécile Alexa Mouly (Facultad La noamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLACSO) - Ecuador)Esperanza Hernandez Delgado (Universidad de la Salle)

Impact of Nonviolent Resistance on Democra za on during Civil War

Luke Abbs (Centre of Religion, Reconcilia on and Peace (University of Winchester))Kris an Skrede Gleditsch (University of Essex)

Outbidding the Armed Wing: How Civil Resistance became Key to East Timor’s Struggle for Independence

Diah Kusumaningrum (Department of Interna onal Rela ons, Universitas Gadjah Mada)Dhania Salsha Handiani (Universitas Gadjah Mada)

Peace Studies

A Global Peace and Conflict Studies: Paving the way for an Emerging Research Agenda


Chair Solveig Richter (University of Erfurt, Willy Brandt School of Public Policy)

Chair Siddharth Tripathi (University of Erfurt)Part. Oliver Richmond (University of Manchester)Part. Navnita C. Behera (Delhi University)Part. Berit Bliesemann de Guevara (Aberystwyth University)Part. Rita Manchanda (South Asia Forum for Human Rights)Part. Edward Silvestre Kaweesi (Makerere University)Part. Mark R. Duffield (University of Bristol, UK)Part. José Manuel Salamanca (Universidad Javeriana)

Roundtable


Varie es of Deterrence SC29: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Eliza Gheorghe (Bilkent University)Disc. Eliza Gheorghe (Bilkent University)

Panel

Mutual Assured Destruc on RevisitedStephen Quackenbush (University of Missouri)

Arms Sales and Audience CostsKyle E. Haynes (Purdue University)

“The Empty Theater of Brinkmanship: The Non-Occurrence of Accidental Escala on and What It Means for Signaling Theory”

Dan Reiter (Emory University)

Preliminary Program

Military maneuvers and geopoli cal signaling in the Bal c Sea region

Andris Banka (University of Greifswald)Margit Bussmann (University of Greifswald)

Overseas Troop Deployment and the Effec veness of Extended Deterrence

Chen Fu (Aoyama Gakuin University)Zhaoyu Chen (Aoyama Gakuin University)Kentaro Sakuwa (Aoyama Gakuin University)


The Global Comeback of Industrial Policy. Panel 2: The (Geo-)Poli cal Economy of Industrial Rivalries Between the EU, USA, China and La n America


Chair Angela Wigger (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen)Disc. Daniel Mertens (University of Osnabrück)

Panel

Reconciling state capitals: The embeddedness of EU-China state-sponsored funds and compe ng Sino-EU interests

Imogen Liu (Maastricht University)Adam Dixon (Maastricht University)

Can the United States Contain China? From “Tariff Wars” to “Strategic Compe on”

Alan Weston Cafruny (Hamilton College)Maneuvering around the rules of free-trade: The technical infrastructure as industrial policy

Benjamin Bürbaumer (Université Sorbonne Paris Nord)The reemergence of industrial policy and Sino-US rela ons: Geopoli cal contesta on and contending elite strategies

Nana De Graaff (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)Bas aan Van Apeldoorn (Free University of Amsterdam)

The Ac ve Underbelly of Developmentalism: The power of the state in the twenty-first century

Christopher Wylde (Saint Mary's University, London)


Civil-Military Rela ons, Security, and SocietySC31: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Ches Thurber (Northern Illinois University)Disc. Max Margulies (United States Military Academy)

Panel

Returning Veterans’ A tudes toward Democracy: Evidence from a Survey of Ukraine’s ATO Veterans

Konstan n Ash (University of Central Florida)Miroslav Shapovalov (University of Central Florida)

Ignorance or denial: Government Responses to Emerging Insurgencies

Corinna Jentzsch (Leiden University)The Dilemma of Security Force Assistance: The Fight against Boko Haram, Military Aid, and Deepening Autocracy in Cameroon and Chad"

Kristen A. Harkness (University of St. Andrews)Making Militaries into Police: Assessing the Sources of Varia on in Military Constabulariza on

Risa A. Brooks (Marque e University)Career Soldiers and Short- mers: Officer Career Longevity in the Antebellum U.S. Army

Peter White (Auburn University)


Interroga ng Sovereignty, Redefining SecuritySC32: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Kiran Phull (King's College London)Disc. Indrani Das Gupta (Jamia Millia Islamia)

Panel

Securi za on on the Scalpel's Edge: Intersex, Race, and Disability in the Sovereign/Anarchic Order

Vic Castro (University of Copenhagen)Celeste Orr (St. Lawrence University)

Understanding the Impact of Conflict on Women in Contested Borders: A Case Study of the Gali District in Abkhazia

Kathryn Bu erworth (University of Massachuse s Boston)A Call for Human Security in Cyber: Implemen ng United Na ons Security Council Resolu on 1325 on Women, Peace and Security in Cyber Space

Crystal Whetstone (Sam Houston State University)Luna K. C. (Wageningen University and Research Center)Anwar Mhajne (Stonehill College)

Indian Women Construc on Workers’ Social Construc on of Human Security: Widening scholarly boundaries to understand human security in a local context

Chantal Krcmar (university)


American Excep onalism in Theory and History: Construc ng and Reconstruc ng Foreign Policy Narra ves


Chair Ronald R. Krebs (University of Minnesota)Disc. Ronald R. Krebs (University of Minnesota)Disc. Charlie Laderman (King's College, London)

Panel

Whitewashing American Excep onalismRichard Maass (Old Dominion University)

Excep onalism as na onalism: status, liberal ideas, and America’s contested dis nc veness

Adam J. Quinn (University of Birmingham)American Excep onalism and the Fourth Founding

Hilde E. Restad (Bjørknes College)Par san Visions of Excep onalism and the Polariza on of US Foreign Policy

Emma Ashford (Cato Ins tute)Hegemony, Order, and American Excep onalism

Kyle M. Lascure es (Lewis & Clark College)


Protests, Coercion, and RepressionSC34: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Christopher Shay (University of Denver (Josef Korbel School))Disc. Sabine Carey (University of Mannheim)

Panel

How Legislators Respond to the Threat of Violence: Evidence from the United States

Andres Uribe (University of Chicago)Do Social Movements Adapt to Offline Repression by using Social Media? Evidence from Police Repression of Climate Protestors in Finland

Sonja Savolainen (University of Helsinki)Ted Hsuan Yun Chen (University of Helsinki)VIlle Saarinen (Aalto University)

Signaling, Disrup on, and Screening in Conten ous Poli csDogus Aktan (University of Denver)

Preliminary Program

How State and Protester Violence Affect Protest DynamicsZachary Steinert-Threlkeld (University of California, Los Angeles)

State Repression and Social ConflictMichael Rubin (University of Connec cut)Richard McAlexander (University of Pennsylvania)Daniel Arnon (Emory University)


Global Governance Futures: Wri ng Amidst a PandemicSC35: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Thomas G. Weiss (The City University New York (CUNY) Graduate Center)

Part. Peter Dauvergne (University of Bri sh Columbia)Part. Thomas Hanson (University of Minnesota; Chair, Minnesota

Commi ee on Foreign Rela ons)Part. Robbie Shilliam (Johns Hopkins University)Part. Maria Ivanova (University of Massachuse s Boston)Part. Catherine (Kate) Weaver (University of Texas at Aus n)Part. Madeline Carr (University College London (UCL))

Roundtable


Reflec ons on the COVID pandemic and Cri cal Security StudiesSC36: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Mark Salter (University of O awa)Disc. Marc Doucet (Saint Mary's University)Part. Benjamin J. Muller (King's University College)Part. Can E. Mutlu (Acadia University)Part. Philippe M. Frowd (University of O awa)Part. Caroline Dunton (University of O awa)Part. Veronica M. Kitchen (University of Waterloo)Part. Jennifer Mustapha (Poli cal Science, Huron University

College)Part. Miguel de Larrinaga (University of O awa)Part. Samer Abboud (Villanova University)Part. Bénédicte Santoire (University of O awa)

Roundtable


Civil-Military Rela ons in Democra c and Democra zing StatesSC37: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Arie Perliger (University of Massachuse s Lowell)Disc. Lindsay Cohn (U.S. Naval War College)

Panel

Militariza on in La n America: An Analysis of the 21st Century Variant

Craig A. Deare (Na onal Defense University, College of Interna onal Security Affairs)

Leading or Following: The Role of the Military in the Decline of Democracy

Polina Beliakova (Fletcher School, Tu s University)The Military and Global Democracy Erosion: The Role of the Military Ins tu on in Egypt, Turkey, and the United States

Marybeth Ulrich (U.S. Army War College)Uniformed Threats: A Compara ve Analysis of NATO Member State’s Na onal Approaches to Comba ng Extremism within their Ranks.

Yannick Veilleux-Lepage (Leiden University )Joris Larik (The Hague Ins tute for Global Jus ce)Anne Peterscheck (St Andrews University)

Conscien ous Acceptance – The Impact of Public Support on Conscrip on

Simon Rotzer (University of Tennessee, Knoxville)


New Nuclear PowersSC38: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Hongyu Zhang (University of North Carolina Wilmington)Disc. Edward Kwon (Northern Kentucky University)

Panel

The Devil You Know: why the interna onal community responded differently to Iranian and North Korean nuclear prolifera on

Kathryn Boehlefeld (Air Command and Staff College)Changing Pathways to a Bomb

Jeff Kaplow (William & Mary)The Logic and Dynamics of Iran’s Nuclear Policymaking under Trump

Abolghasem Bayyenat (Harvard University, Belfer Center fro Scence and Interna onal Affairs)

With a Li le Help From Our Friends: How the Non-prolifera on Regime aided India’s Nuclear Force Development

Debak Das (Cornell University)The Salience of a New JCPOA to an ´Almost-Nuclear’ Iran

Saira Khan (North South University)


Social Movements, Revolu ons, and Popular Mobiliza onSC39: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Cigdem Unal (University of Pi sburgh)Disc. Zuzana Hudáková (Center for Interna onal Studies (CERI),

Sciences Po, Paris)

Panel

Modeling protest-security forces dynamics: Agency, collec ve iden es, and sub-groups in the Capitol Siege and BLM

Anne Marie Baylouny (Naval Postgraduate School)Terrorism, Insurgency, and Social Movements: The New Fourth Wave of Terrorism

Cindy May (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)Protest Violence Target and State Repression as a Response

Shiyi Xia (University of Essex)Does Terrorism Mobilize People to Par cipate in Protests or Keep Them Away From the Public Space?

Cigdem Unal (University of Pi sburgh)Subaltern Securi za on? The Use of Protests and Riots in Nigeria

AKINBODE FASAKIN (Stockholm University, Sweden)

Peace StudiesGlobal Health

COVID-19 and post-pandemic reali esSC40: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Tanja Tamminen (Diacoord Consul ng/Turku University, Finland)

Disc. Ummu Salma Bava (Jawaharlal Nehru University)

Panel

Post Covid-19 transi onal jus ce in BiH’s "frozen conflict": me to pay more heed to economic violence?

Genevieve S. Parent (Saint Paul University)COVID-19 and Conflict: The Impact of Pivo ng A en on and Resources away from Peacebuilding and the Need to Invest in Preparedness

Eleanor Gordon (University of Monash)Peacebuilding work in pandemic and post-pandemic reali es: Rethinking conflict resolu on prac ce

Margarita Tadevosyan (George Mason University)

Preliminary Program

The French "state of sanitary emergency" approach to the Covid-19 pandemic - From a state of excep on to a permanent regime?

Daniel M. Rodrigues (OBSERVARE - Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa)

The Impact of Coronophobia on Urban Protests: Insights from Twi er Sen ments

Olesya Tkacheva (Free University of Brussels (VUB))

Global Development

Precarity: Poe c and Aesthe c Explora ons IIISC41: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Jimmy C. Klausen (Pon cia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro)

Disc. Louiza Odysseos (University of Sussex)

Panel

Un-Goring IR Through Poetry and Photographic Images: Necro-Lives, Insecure Academic Spaces, and the Bloodshed of War

Julio César Díaz Calderón (University of Florida)The Age of the World Picture a er Decoloniza on: The Global Aesthe cs of Three Neo-Malthusian Pathologies

Jimmy C. Klausen (Pon cia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro)

Precarity in a Black Anthropocene: Dispossession and Alterna ve Temporali es in Black Specula ve Fic on

Farai Chipato (University of O awa)“They already warned, they’ll shoot to kill, and we know where the stray bullet is going to meet”: slam poetry and re-existence in Brazil

Vinicius Tavares (PUC Minas Gerais)Jessica da Silva Correia de Oliveira (PUC Minas Gerais)

Precarious Subjects of Interna onal Rela ons / ‘Human Resources’: Insurgent Recruitment, Willfulness, and Expression

Shree Deshpande (University of Hawai‘i-Mānoa)


US Presidents and US Foreign PolicySC42: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Patrick H. M. Porter (University of Birmingham)Disc. Kenneth A. Schultz (Stanford University)

Panel

Promises Made, Promises Kept? Understanding Presiden al Foreign Policy Campaign Pledge Fulfillment

Melissa Willard-Foster (University of Vermont)Joe Biden’s Neo-Trumanite Na onal Security Strategy

Aaron E nger (Carleton University)When Dovish Presidents Become Hawks

Timothy Hazen (Elmhurst University)Saving America's Face: Reputa onal Concerns in Presiden al Foreign Policy Speeches, 1947-2020

Vincent Boucher (University of Quebec at Montreal)Nixon’s na onalist beliefs and the decision to open to China, 1968-1970: a socio-psychological account.

Giuseppe Paparella (Ins tute for Security and Conflict Studies, George Washington University)


Organized Crime, Conflict, and GovernanceSC43: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Maiah Jaskoski (Northern Arizona University)Disc. Peter Andreas (Brown University)

Panel

“Everything Will Be Like in Crimea”: The Self-Inflicted Agency Slacks as a Paradox of the Delegated War

Mar n Laryš (Charles University )

PCC and the transna onal illicit markets between South America and West Africa (2011 - 2022)

Leonardo Chilio Jordão (Programa de Pós-Graduação em Relações Internacionais San Tiago Dantas)

Drug Wars and Social Media Nilda M. Garcia (Texas A&M Interna onal University)

Merging conflicts: How Colombian and Venezuelan states’ incapacity fusion shapes regional insecurity

Victor M. Mijares (Universidad de Los Andes, Colombia)Repurposing Iden es: Organiza on, Exclusion, and the Postwar Iden es of Pro-Government Mili as

Megan Erickson (University of Washington)


Migra on Poli cs 3: Time, Mobility and Poli cal PossibilitySC44: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Darshan Vigneswaran (University of Amsterdam)Disc. Christopher McIntosh (Bard College)

Panel

Mobility Diplomacy and Poli cs of Accelera ng Cross-Border FlowsNoora Lori (Boston University)

‘Visa cycles’ and pping points in mul -stage migra onRafael Azeredo (Griffith University)

Time, Mobility and Poli cal Possibility: Towards a research agendaLoren Landau (University of the Witwatersrand)Anne McNevin (The New School)

Government at a distance and the poli cs of paternalism in the EU Emergency Trust Fund for Africa

Polly Pallister-Wilkins (University of Amsterdam)‘To safeguard stability is a protracted war, and also a war of offense’: Security, Mobility, and the Poli cal Struggle for Timing in Xinjiang Province

Andrew R. Hom (University of Edinburgh)


Telling a feminist IR story: telling stories, igni ng canons (II)SC45: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Marysia Zalewski (Cardiff University)Part. Maria Stern (University of Gothenburg)Part. Roxani Krystalli (University of St. Andrews)Part. K. Melchor Hall (Brandeis University)Part. Kandida Purnell (Richmond, The American Interna onal

University in London)Part. Akta Kaushal (University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa)Part. Maria Mar n de Almagro Iniesta (Université de Montréal)Part. Anne Sisson Runyan (University of Cincinna )Part. Dipali Anumol (The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy)

Roundtable

Global HealthDiploma c Studies

Global health is more than COVIDSC46: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Catherine Worsnop (University of Maryland School of Public Policy)

Disc. Jeremy Youde (University of Minnesota Duluth)

Panel

Emergent Un/Sustainabili es of Health and Social Care: The Case of the Adult Incon nence Pad

Tiina Vai nen (Tampere University)Biopoli cs at the Nexus of Chronic and Infec ous Diseases

Nataliya D. Brantly (Virginia Tech)

Preliminary Program

Global Governance of An microbial Resistance: The Global Poli cal Poten al of Microbes

Anne-Sophie Jung (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine)

Taking Care of Fighters: Armed Groups and Medical Care ProvisionLeah Cos k (University of Minnesota)

Global Nutri on Governance: The Turn from Structural Causes to Technical Fixes

Carmen Jacqueline Ho (University of Guelph)


Governing Risks and Conflicts in a Climate Changed WorldSC47: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Jamon Van Den Hoek (Oregon State University)Disc. Lisa Schipper (University of Oxford)

Panel

Adapta on within the Climate Emergency: The Case of Disaster Waste

Kate O'Neill (University of California, Berkeley)The Nature of Peace – The dynamics between post-conflict peacebuilding and environmental jus ce

Fariborz Zelli (Lund University)Capital, climate, and crisis: Insurance-Linked Securi es and the colonizing of our catastrophic future

Korey Pasch (Queen's University)Climate change-related natural disasters and environmental governance

Melisa Perut (University of California, Irvine)Extreme Events, Social Transforma on: The Case of Houston, Water, and Oil

Thomas Princen (University of Michigan)

Environmental StudiesGlobal Development

Earth Defenders and Pathways away from Extrac vism toward Buen Vivir: Global and Local Struggles toward Ecosystem-based Laws and Policies


Chair Marilyn Grell-Brisk (UC Riverside)Disc. Arlene B. Tickner (Universidad del Rosario)

Panel

“Water Defenders: Pathways, Strategies, and new Governance Models for Water Rights”

Craig Kauffman (University of Oregon)Pamela Mar n (Coastal Carolina University)

Are indigenous water defenders taking over electoral poli cs? Insights from Ecuador and Greenland on how local resistance is reshaping global governance

Manuela Lavinas Picq (Universidad San Francisco de Quito USFQ / Amherst College)

Challenging Corporate Power in the Global Mining Industry: A Case Study of the Australian/Canadian mining company Oceana Gold from El Salvador and the Philippines to South Carolina and New Zealand, and Implica ons for Contes ng Transna onal Metals-Mining Corpora ons

Robin Broad (American University)"Narra ng the expansion of the avocado mono-culture in Cajamarca: exploring the campesino economy and visions of peace otherwise"

Juanita Esguerra Rezk (University of Gothenburg)

Poli cs of Development: Challenging ‘sustainability’ according to the SDGs

Heloise Weber (University of Queensland)

Feminist Theory and Gender StudiesLesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer & Allies CaucusInterna onal Security Studies

Queering Borders and Bio(In)Securi es SC49: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM


Disc. Sandra McEvoy (Boston University)

Panel

Queering Terrorism StudiesEmeka Thaddues Njoku (University of Ibadan, Ibadan)

#EndSARS, #ZimbabweanLivesMa er, and the Unintended Effects of a Shrinking World

@rutendochabikwa Chabikwa (University of Oxford)The Bio/geopoli cs of Birth Registra on as Bordering Prac ce

Allison Petrozziello (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs, Wilfrid Laurier University)

Play and Counter-conduct: Migrant Domes c Workers on TiktokLiberty Chee (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)

Social movements in Ecuador and LGBTQ Venezuelan migra onJuan Carlos Valarezo (Pon fical Catholic University of Ecuador)


Governance and Regional Security (in La n America) in Times of Pandemic: Between The Mul dimensional and The Hybrid


Chair Camila Braga (Universidade de São Paulo)Disc. Marcial Garcia Suarez (Universidade Federal Fluminense /

Brazil)

Panel

Hybrid Governance from Global to Local: an analysis of disputes among state and non-state actors in Rio de Janeiro’s social spaces

Marilia C. Souza (Fundação Escola de Comércio Álvares Penteado (FECAP-SP) & Universidade de Sao Paulo (NUPRI-USP))Marcial Garcia Suarez (Universidade Federal Fluminense / Brazil)Marcos Alan Ferreira (Federal University of Paraiba - UFPB)

Security Communi es In The South: A Systema c ReviewFabricio H. Chagas-Bastos ( University of Copenhagen)

Hybrid Security Governance in La n America: poli cal and social overlap of conflict and peace forma ons

Rafael A. Villa (University of Sao Paulo)Poli cal Decision-Making Processes and Interna onal Coopera on for Resolving the Armed Conflict in Colombia

Margarita María Bau sta Mar nez (Universidade de São Paulo)Security governance in the Andean region: More doubts than certain es

Rafael Pineros Ayala (Externado de Colombia)


A Global Problem of Local Policing: Compara ve Policing Prac ces and Lessons to be Learned


Chair Brianne McGonigle Leyh (Utrecht University)Disc. Hayal Akarsu (Brandeis University)

Panel

Police-Civil Society Rela ons and Prospects for Transforma ve Reform: A compara ve study of Pakistan and Nigeria

Zoha Waseem (University College London)

Preliminary Program

Alterna ves to coercion: nego a ng post-conflict urban order in Côte d’Ivoire

Maxime Ricard (Ins tut de recherche stratégique de l'École militaire (IRSEM))

Should Transforma ve Jus ce be a Complement to or a Replacement for Police Reform?

Nathan Pino (Texas State Unviersity)Policing Tensions: Unity on the Street versus Polariza on within the Walls of the Police Office

Luuk Slooter (Utrecht University)Oversight Overload: Overlaps in Police Oversight in Kenya

Tessa Diphoorn (Utrecht University)


Wars of Informa on: The Role of Propaganda in Terrorism, Insurgency, and Protest Movements


Chair Amira Jadoon (US Military Academy at West Point)Chair Charles W. Mahoney (California State University, Long Beach)Disc. Amira Jadoon (US Military Academy at West Point)Disc. Charles W. Mahoney (California State University, Long Beach)

Panel

Signaling Resolve through Credit-ClaimingIlayda Onder (The Pennsylvania State University)

Maintaining a Healthy Democracy: Countering Extremist Disinforma on in the Age of COVID-19

Pasha Dashtgard (American University - PERIL (Polariza on and Extremism Innova on Lab))Chelsea Daymon (American University/The Loopcast)David Malet (American University)Cynthia Miller-Idriss (American University)

The Public Rela ons of Armed Groups: Compe on and Differen a on in Mul faceted Conflicts

Ma hew Nanes (Saint Louis University)The language of counterterrorism news: nega vity, posi vity, and feelings of insecurity

Aaron M. Hoffman (Simon Fraser University)Media and Transna onal Solidarity in the Direct Ac on An -Pipeline Movement

Joseph M. Brown (University of Massachuse s Boston)


Public Preferences and The Poli cs of BorderingSC53: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Michael Kenwick (Rutgers University)Chair Lauren Pinson (University of Pennsylvania)Disc. Stephanie Schwartz (University of Southern California)Disc. Jonathan A. Chu (Stanford University)

Panel

The Color of the Glass: Geographic Distance, Media Frames, and the Border Wall

Jeronimo Cor na (University of Houston)Dimensions of US Public Opinion on Border Security

Lauren Pinson (University of Pennsylvania)Ethnicity, Borders, and A tudes toward Migra on in Africa

Beth Elise Whitaker (University of North Carolina at Charlo e)John A. Doces (Bucknell University)

Borderlands Ci zenship? Rethinking Popular Sovereignty in the Borderlands

Ma hew Longo (Leiden University)Status Loss and Public Demand for Border Militariza on

Michael Kenwick (Rutgers University)


CounterinsurgencySC54: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Victor Asal (State University of New York at Albany)Disc. Alec Worsnop (University of Maryland, College Park)

Panel

Figh ng on Two Fronts: How does figh ng a counterinsurgency conflict influence civil-military rela ons?

Kirs n J. H. Brathwaite (Michigan State University)Civil-Military Rela ons and Security Assistance: Does Civilian Oversight Reduce the Risk of Abuse during Civil War?

Louis-Alexandre Berg (Georgia State University)What gets Applied: Domes c Law Enforcement or Military? Insurgent Group Characteris cs and the Varia on in Counterinsurgency Responses

Victor Asal (State University of New York at Albany)Burcu Pinar Alakoc (Webster University)

Weberian Militaries: Promo on Systems and the Limits of Popula on Centric Counterinsurgency

Mike Rosol (United States Military Academy)The Strategic Ra onale of ‘Security Force Assistance’: State Building or Proxy Warfare?

Kers Larsdo er (Swedish Defence University)


Colonial Legacies in Interna onal SecuritySC55: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Maya Van Nuys (University of Chicago)Disc. Eric Tanguay (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs)

Panel

Colonial Code-models: Border security technologies and the materializa on of race in South Africa

Kailey Taplin (University of O awa)Globalized Policing: The Role of IOs in the Diffusion of Policing Policies

Maya Van Nuys (University of Chicago)Decolonisa on and Post-colonial Insecurity in Lusophone Africa: a cross-na onal qualita ve study

Daniel Rio Tinto (Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV))Once a Slave? The Slave Trade and Military Forma on under Colonialism

Joowon Yi (Texas A&M University )Which Alliance Lasts?

Saera Lee (University of Iowa)


Central Banks, Debt & Monetary PolicySC56: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Ruben Kremers (University of Warwick)Disc. Ruben Kremers (University of Warwick)

Panel

Regional Monetary Policy ConvergenceRyan Weldzius (Villanova University)

Central Bank Digital Currencies and Monetary Governance Norm Diffusion

Sandra Ahmadi (University of Washington)Public Debt Ins tu ons and Transparency in Democracies

Tal Sadeh (Tel Aviv University)Ben Cormier (London School of Economics & Poli cal Science)

From limelight to twilight: central bank independence and coordina on between crisis and non-normaliza on

Sebas an Diessner (London School of Economics (LSE))

Preliminary Program

Let’s talk about Debt: Central bank framing of debt in pandemic and post-pandemic world

Heather D. McKeen-Edwards (Bishop's University)


Experimental Research on Interna onal Security Rhetoric, Covertness, and Intelligence


Chair Kathleen Powers (Dartmouth College)Disc. Jonathan Renshon (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

Panel

War by Any Other Name? Humanitarian Frames and Percep ons of Success in Military Interven ons

Sarah Maxey (Loyola University Chicago)The Content of Na onal Mythology: How Past Victory and Defeat Shape Preferences

Joslyn Nicole Barnhart (Wesleyan University)Jiyoung Ko (Bates College)

Public Reac ons to Secret Nego a ons in Interna onal Poli csRachel Myrick (Duke University)

Open Secrets: Why Some Covert Ac ons Are Never Meant to Be Covert

Chase Bloch (Pennsylvania State University)Roseanne McManus (Pennsylvania State University)

Can Diversity Prevent the Next 9/11?Michael Joseph (George Washington University)


Teaching community in a smaller world: How can we teach IR with hope? (Part 1)


Chair Patrick Thaddeus Jackson (American University)Chair Andrea Paras (University of Guelph)Part. Ma hias Hofferberth (University of Texas, San Antonio)Part. Saara Särmä (Tampere University)Part. Heather A. Smith (University of Northern Bri sh Columbia)Part. Shampa Biswas (Whitman College)Part. Jamie Frueh (Bridgewater College)Part. David Hornsby (Carleton University)Part. Mark A. Shirk (University of Cambridge)Part. Mira Sucharov (Carleton University)

Roundtable


The Poli cal Economy of EnergySC59: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Stefan Andreasson (Queen's University Belfast)Disc. Stefan Andreasson (Queen's University Belfast)

Panel

Evalua ng Oil Busts’ Poli cal Effects: The 1980s CaseEmily Meierding (Naval Postgraduate School)

Strategic consequences of the United States’ energy abundance. A case study of the U.S.-Poland Energy Partnership

Rafal Ulatowski (University of Warsaw)"Cheap Energy" and the Poli cal Economy of Russia’s “Social Contract”

Adnan Vatansever (King's College London)Geopoli cs of Renewable Energy Index

ilaria mazzocco (Paulson Ins tute)

The Dual Transforma on in Development Finance: Western Mul lateral Development Banks and China in Post-Soviet Energy

Morena Skalamera (Leiden University)Seçkin Köstem (Bilkent University)


The Obsolescence of Interna onal Governmental Organiza ons? The Priva za on of Global Governance


Chair Antonia Wi (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)Disc. Malcolm Campbell-Verduyn (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen)

Panel

Can mul lateralism be privately contested?Ian Higham (Stockholm University)

Establishing Rules of the Game: Emerging Technologies, Global Governance, and the Great Power Poli cs of Intelligence

Steven Loleski (University of Toronto)Double Delega on: An Explora on and Construc on of the UN Private Security Contractor Database

Adam Kunkel (Purdue University) Right to Trade versus Right to Regulate State-Trading as the Cri cal Obstacle for the Mul lateral System

Anna Lanoszka (University of Windsor)Transna onal Regula on and Extraterritorial Authority: State Instrumentaliza on of Private Governance

Virginia Ann Haufler (University of Maryland)


Asian RegionalismSC61: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Hiroki Takeuchi (Southern Methodist University)Disc. Hiroki Takeuchi (Southern Methodist University)

Panel

Economic Balancing and the Design of Regional Trade Agreements Zhiyuan Wang (University of Florida)

Middle power and power asymmetry: How South Korea’s Free Trade Agreement strategy with ASEAN changed under the New Southern Policy

Sohyun Zoe Lee (Queen's University Belfast)Rising ASEAN and the G20: Towards 2022 G20 Labuan Bajo summit

Susan G. Harris Rimmer (Griffith University)Regula ng Digital Trade in the Asia-Pacific: Reconciling Regional and Global Governance

Gregory P. Corning (Santa Clara University)Interest, Norm, and Order in Power Transi on: Japan’s Struggle for a Regional Trade Agreement in East Asia

Min Shu (Waseda University)


The Missing Mass: Infrastructure and World Poli cs Panel IIISC62: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Simon Cur s (University of East Anglia )Disc. Maximilian Mayer (University of Bonn)

Panel

Infrastructural Geopoli csMarieke De Goede (University of Amsterdam)Carola Westermeier (Justus-Liebig-University Giessen and University of Amsterdam)

Who are the global gatekeepers? Lessons from “derisking” about the private provision of a global financial infrastructure

Mark Nance (North Carolina State University)Eleni Tsingou (Copenhagen Business School)

Preliminary Program

The impact of shi in global hegemony on the financing of infrastructures in Eastern Europe

Linda Szabó (researcher)Finance, Climate-Related Infrastructure, and Private Authority: The interna onal poli cal economy of Black-Rock’s Climate Partnership Fund

Sarah E Sharma (Queen's University)The Infrastructure of the World Economy: Making Buildings and Bits in the City of London

Ma hew Eagleton-Pierce (SOAS University of London)


Bridging the History Gap: The Importance of Applying History to Policy


Chair James Rogers (SDU / LSE)Disc. Calder Walton (Harvard University, Kennedy School of

Government)Part. Emily Whalen (The University of Texas - Aus n)Part. Susan Colbourn (Yale University)Part. Claire Yorke (Yale University )Part. Ian Johnson (The University of Notre Dame)Part. J. Wesley Hu o (Air Command and Staff College)Part. Louis Halewood (University of Plymouth)

Roundtable


The Integra on Projects in the Post Communist Space: Successes and Failures


Chair Andrey Baykov (Moscow State Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons (MGIMO University))

Disc. Marina Lebedeva (Moscow State Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons)

Panel

EU Democracy and Human Rights: Is the dog wagging the tail? Kathleen Barre (University of West Georgia)Ma hew Kolasa (University of St Andrews)

A New-Geopoli cs in making: Connec vity projects of Eurasia and their implica ons on regional geopoli cs.

MOHD FURKAN (JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA NEW DELHI)BRICS life-cycle: from dawn ll dusk (2006-2022)

Stanislav L. Tkachenko (Saint Petersburg State University)Tacit Security Regimes: CSTO and Alliance Non-Member Compliance

Gregory Gleason (University of New Mexico)Compe ve regionalism in Eastern Europe? The EU’s perspec ve on the EAEU

Mats Braun (Metropolitan University, Prague)Anna Gromilova (Metropolitan University, Prague)


Security and Governance in the Shadow of the Pandemic: Cri cal Reflec ons from the Americas


Chair Yleana Cid (Na onal University of Mexico)Disc. Mariana Kalil (Brazilian War College)Part. Alejandro Chanona (Na onal Autonomous University of

Mexico)Part. Yadira Gálvez (Na onal Autonomous University of Mexico)Part. Mark Hamilton (Inter-American Defense College (IADC))Part. Thiago Rodrigues (Fluminense Na onal University)Part. Kris na Mani (Oberlin College)

Roundtable


Transna onalism, Regionalism, and Interconnec vitySC66: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Adnan Rasool (University of Tennessee at Mar n )Disc. Alistair D. B. Cook (Nanyang Technological University, S.

Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies)

Panel

When do transna onal processes impact local outcomes? Social support for foreign-backed state capacity building: cases from Guatemala 2000-2020.

Brian C. Po er (The College of New Jersey)When Regional Energy Coopera on Fails: the struggle for Europe’s Energy Union and North-Asia’s Energy Framework

Elai Re g (Washington University in St Louis)Regionalism In The Era Of Global Fights For Stability: India’S Indo-Pacific Strategy In Advancing Its Interna onal Rela ons

Md Shafikul Haque (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi)The making of a transna onal governmentality: The Open Government Partnership (OGP) in France, Tunisia and Argen na

Quen n Deforge (EHESS)Interconnectedness and State Strategies in the Indo-Pacific: regional frameworks and the future of liberal order

Alica Kizekova (Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons Prague)


Regional and Interna onal Coopera on in South America A er COVID: Challenges and Opportuni es for the Post-pandemic


Chair Cin a Quiliconi (FLACSO Ecuador)Chair Melisa Deciancio (University of Münster/FLACSO)Disc. Laura Gomez Mera (University of Miami)

Panel

Brazil, from Regional Leader to Unilateral Contender: Bolsonaro’s an -South American stance during the pandemic

Feliciano de Sá Guimarães (University of São Paulo)The Trajectory of Regional Infrastructure Coopera on: From Transna onal Governance to Bilateral Collabora on

Giovanni Agos nis (Catholic University of Chile)Regional and Interna onal Coopera on in South America: Challenges and Opportuni es for the Post-pandemic

Cin a Quiliconi (FLACSO Ecuador)Venezuela’s Evolving Mul dimensional Crisis: Implica ons for South American Governance Before, During, and A er the COVID-19 Pandemic

Thomas Legler (Universidad Iberoamericana)China`s BRI Influence on South American Regionalism in the Post-Pandemia

Juliana González Jáuregui (FLACSO Argen na / CONICET)

Preliminary Program


The US in the Interna onal SystemSC68: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Paul Bezerra (U.S. Air Force Academy)Disc. Jessica Blankshain (U.S. Naval War College)

Panel

Iran-US Rela ons Under Biden: The Obama and Trump Legacies Naisy Sarduy (Florida Interna onal University)

Choosing the Wrong Side: The pi all of confronta on in dealing with rising China

Jeremy Pal el (Carleton University)Hardening of the American Discourse on China: Actors, Processes and Intellectual Strategies

Yang Han (University of Oxford)Asaf Alibegovic (Heidelberg University)

Searching For Monsters to Destroy: American Foreign Policy in a Mul polar World

Paul E. Lenze Jr. (Northern Arizona University)Iden ty and Foreign Policy: The US - North Korea Rela ons

Irem Cihan (SOAS, University of London)


Knowledge Produc on on Peace: Part 2SC69: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Sara Hellmüller (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)

Disc. Kristoffer Lidén (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo)

Panel

How to promote relevant peace research? Ursina Bentele (swisspeace)Laurent Goetschel (University of Basel / swisspeace)

Dilemmas of knowledge produc on and peacebuilding: case of war-torn Donbas and annexed Crimea

Oksana Mikheieva (Europeian University Viadrina, Frankfurt (Oder))Svitlana Babenko (Taras Shevchenko Na onal University of Kyiv, Facility of Sociology)Viktoriya Sereda (Na onal Academy of Sciences of Ukraine)

Knowledge Transfer and Management in Media on Support Structures of the African Peace & Security Architecture

Michael Aeby (Inclusive Peace & Transi on Ini a ve, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal & Development Studies Geneva)Jamie Pring (Freie Universität Berlin)

From research to prac ce? Ques oning the research-prac ce divide in transi onal jus ce

Ulrike Lühe (Swisspeace/University of Basel)What is Dialogue (in Ukraine)? Produc on of Meaning and Its Transforma ons in the Process of Policy Transfer

Vera Axyonova (Freie Universität Berlin)Te ana Kyselova (Na onal University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy)

Interna onal Poli cal SociologyGlobal Development

Journeys Across the Global Color Line and Back Again II: Racing the Transna onal/transna onalising Racism


Chair Clive Gabay (Queen Mary, University of London)Disc. Nivi Manchanda (Queen Mary, University of London)

Panel

Beyond abstrac on: racializa on and whiteness of securityRhys Machold (University of Glasgow)Catherine Chiniara Charre (University of Westminster)

“Playing Indian”, again and again: Indigenous bodies as sites of transit for German self-actualisa on

Doerthe Rosenow (Oxford Brookes University)Making the colonized’s sector: Racializing the Siege of the Gaza Strip

Somdeep Sen (Roskilde University)They Won’t Stay Forever: Understanding the Demoniza on of Low-Skilled Migrant Workers in Germany

Sabrina Axster (Johns Hopkins University)“Roman Holidays for Vicious Whites”: Riot, Ritual, Fantasy and Transna onal White Supremacy

Jacob Kripp (Johns Hopkins University)


Emerging Technologies and AI in World Poli cs - Opportuni es and Challenges


Chair Badredine Arfi (University of Florida)Part. Oliver Kessler (University of Erfurt)Part. Madeleine Böhm (University of Erfurt)Part. Benjamin Herborth (University of Groningen)Part. Alexander Montgomery (Reed College)Part. Amy Nelson (Na onal Defense University)Part. Yunizar Adiputera (University of Florida / Universitas Gadjah

Mada)Part. Elke Schwarz (Queen Mary University London)

Roundtable

Interna onal LawHuman Rights

Interna onal Law in Domes c CourtsSC72: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Manuel De Leon (Bethune-Cookman University)Disc. Eman Rashwan (Cairo University, Hamburg University)

Panel

Judicial Borrowing of Foreign Law: An Analysis of Stage and TimeKelley Li lepage (University of Houston)

Businesses as criminal jus ce actors? The devolu on of an -trafficking responsibili es to global companies in the European Union (EU) and the Associa on of Southeast Asian Na ons (ASEAN)

Elisa Narminio (Waseda University & Université Libre de Bruxelles)

Global An -Terrorism Law: Criminalizing Support for and Incitement of Terrorism

Jessica Stanton (Temple University)How Alive is the An -Death-Penalty Norm? Evidence from the Bri sh and French Treatment of ISIS Foreign Fighters

Asif Efrat (Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya)Help me deter my rivals: Explaining authoritarian regimes' support for liberal interna onal norms

Inhwan Ko (University of Washington)Jihyeon Bae (University of Washington, Sea le)

Feminist Theory and Gender StudiesGlobal DevelopmentHuman Rights

Aboli onist, Intersec onal and Ecological Feminisms and the Interna onal


Chair Sara C. Mo a (University of Newcastle)Disc. Anna M. Agathangelou (York University)

Panel

Preliminary Program

Reclaiming Third World FeminismZehra F. Kabasakal Arat (University of Connec cut)

Feminist Peace Research in the (m)Anthropocene: contribu ons and challenges

Itziar Mujika Chao (University of Basque Country)Rethinking Women, Peace and Security through an Aboli onist Lens: Between ‘Reformist Reforms’ and ‘Non-Reformist Reforms’

Columba Achilleos-Sarll (University of Warwick)Hannah Wright (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

What are they doing right? Twee ng right-wing intersec onality in La n America

Marcela Schenck (Universidad de la República)Paulo Ravecca (Universidad de la Republica Uruguay)

Intersec onality from the south. Gender, class and race in the first approaches to La n American feminist thought in the 1970s and 1980s

Ana Laura de Giorgi (Universidad de la República)


New Perspec ves on Military and Security StudiesSC74: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Erica De Bruin (Hamilton College)Disc. Evan Perkoski (University of Connec cut)

Panel

Cogni vely Biased or Biologically Adapted? Overconfident Generals, Opera onal Environments and Military Effec veness

Pascal Vennesson (S. Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies, Nanyang Technological University Singapore)

The Great Transatlan c Divide. Agenda, approaches and methods in the study of security in Europe and the US

Stefan Borg (Swedish Defense University)Shi ing Sands: How Israel and Its Adversaries Use Signaling for Coercion to Perpetually Alter the Strategic Reali es of the Middle East

Jonathan Snow (Roanoke College)Unpacking the ‘Security Services’: Assessing the Rela ve Autonomy of Coercive Ins tu ons Under Authoritarianism

Salah Ben Hammou (University of Central Florida)Rosalie Rubio (George Washington University )

Assessing Mo ves for Russian Federa on Use and Non-Use of Force: An Approach to Improve the Strategic Planning and Policy of the United States

Christopher Hickey (University of Maryland and U.S. Army War College)


The Visual Interna onal Rela ons Project: Contribu ons to Theory and Pedagogy


Chair Sarah Gansen (University of Southern California)Part. Damon Cole a (US Air Force Academy)Part. Jean-Christophe Boucher (University of Calgary)Part. FRANCOIS GATIMU (University of Southern California)Part. Anne e Freyberg-Inan (University of Amsterdam)Part. Luba Levin-Banchik (California State University, San

Bernardino)Part. Nicholas Onuf (Florida Interna onal University )Part. Francisco Del Canto Viterale (University of Salamanca; Fresno

Pacific University)

Roundtable

Historical Interna onal Rela onsGlobal DevelopmentHuman Rights

An -colonial interna onal rela onsSC76: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Margot Tudor (Poli cs, University of Exeter)Disc. Margot Tudor (Poli cs, University of Exeter)

Panel

Dismantling Empires: Mexico and the Declara on against Colonialism

J. Luis Rodriguez (Johns Hopkins University)An Alterna ve Vision for Decoloniza on? Na onalist China in the 1947 Asian Rela ons Conference

Hao Chen (University of Cambridge)Between morality and responsibility: the limits of human rights and the limits of the human

Nathalia Justo (Northwestern University)Third World Na onalism, Decolonisa on, and the Making of Postwar Interna onal Order, 1945-1960

Ahmad Rizky Mardha llah Umar (University of Queensland)Going to the jungle without a gun: understanding, fear, and hierarchy in South Asian theories of war 1857-1950

Eric Haney (University of Oxford)Ameya Pratap Singh (University of Oxford)


Reac onary backlash to a smaller world? The rise of the Right in East Asia


Chair Karin Narita (Queen Mary, University of London)Disc. Kosuke Shimizu (Ryukoku University)

Panel

Resentment, Status Misrecogni on and the Security Policy Agenda of Japanese Conserva ves’

Nguyen Ha (Vanderbilt University)Linus Hagström (Swedish Defence University & Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)

The new Cold War imaginary: Recent direc ons in Japanese neo-conserva sm

Karin Narita (Queen Mary, University of London)Realism and conserva sm in Japan: examining knowledge produc on of foreign policymaking

Misato Matsuoka (Teikyo University)Transna onal conserva sm and the “culture war” in the co-construc on of the US-China rivalry

Chenchen Zhang (Queen's University Belfast)Transna onal religious ac vism, online media, and Japan’s conserva ve right

Jeffrey Hall (Waseda University)

Human RightsInterna onal EthicsPeace Studies

Child Soldiers: Norms, Compliance and ConsequencesSC78: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Lucrecia Garcia Iommi (Fairfield University)Disc. Jennifer Davis (Department of Defense)

Panel

The Effect of Rebel Groups’ Social Service Provision on Child Soldiering

Minju Kwon (Chapman University)The prevalence of child soldiers in modern conflict

Inga Kris na Trauthig (KIng's College London)

Preliminary Program

Child Soldiers and the Evolu on of a Human Rights NormJennifer Mueller (Marymount Manha an College)

Social Norms, the State, and Early Warning Signs of Child Soldier Use in Ukraine

Robert Tynes (Bard College)Insincere Compliance : Human Rights Regula on and Child Soldiering

Yun Jung Yang (University of Essex)


Delibera ng Democracy: The Consequences of Regime TypeSC79: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM

Chair Rachel Vanderhill (Wofford College)Disc. Russell Lucas (Michigan State University)

Panel

Running Against, With, or From: A Typology of Par es in Nondemocracies

Ian M. Hartshorn (University of Nevada, Reno)Allison Evans (University of Nevada, Reno)

Warning Signs of Autocra za on and Promises of Democracy Protec on

Staffan I. Lindberg (Univ. of Gothenburg & Univ. of Florida)Julia Leininger (German Development Ins tute (DIE))

Regime Type and People's Percep on of DemocracyFerhat Zabun (The Graduate Center, CUNY)

Catch 22: How the Quebec Secession Ruling incen vized cons tu onal silencing of popular referendums

Catherine Frost (McMaster University)Chris an Na onalism and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Paul Miller (Georgetown University)

Scien fic Study of Interna onal ProcessesInterna onal Communica on

Violence, Media and Poli cal Communica onSD01: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Reyko Huang (Texas A&M University)Disc. Reyko Huang (Texas A&M University)

Panel

Ethnic Iden ty and Violent Radicaliza on in the Shadow of Hos le Informa on Campaigns

T. Camber Warren (Naval Postgraduate School)Live Twee ng the Insurgency: An Analysis of Non-Islamist Insurgent Social Media Imagery

Meredith Loken (University of Massachuse s- Amherst)Caroline Brandt (University of Southern California)

Who sets the human rights agenda?Jonathan Ring (University of Tennessee)

Tweets, Electoral Fraud, and Poli cal Violence: Evidence from Two Experiments

Jeffrey Karp (Brunel University London)Making Headlines: Inves ga ng Media Coverage and Rela onships among Terrorist A acks to Assess Their Impact

Bryan Arva (University of Maryland)


Effec ve Research Communica on SD02: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Jonathan Pinckney (United States Ins tute of Peace)Part. Stacie Goddard (Wellesley College)Part. James M. Goldgeier (American University)Part. Hilary Ma ess (Yale University)Part. Ma Baker (USAID)

Commi ee Panel


Predic ng changes in conflict intensity: lessons from a predic on compe on (B)

SD03: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Michael P. Colaresi (University of Pi sburgh)Disc. Adeline Lo (University of Wisconsin Madison)

Panel

United they stand: findings from an escala on predic on compe on

Paola Vesco (Uppsala University)Michael P. Colaresi (University of Pi sburgh)Remco Jansen (Uppsala University)Adeline Lo (University of Wisconsin Madison)Gregor Reisch (Formerly Freie Universität Berlin, Federal Foreign Office)Nils Weidmann (University of Konstanz)

Using Past Violence and Current News to Predict Changes in Violence

Hannes Mueller (IAE-CSIC)Christopher Rauh (University of Cambridge)

Forecas ng conflict using a diverse machine-learning ensemble: Ensemble averaging with mul ple tree-based algorithms and variance promo ng data configura ons

Felix E ensperger (Albert-Ludwigs-University Freiburg)Forecas ng Poli cal Instability in Africa with Automated Machine Learning Systems

Vito D'Orazio (University of Texas at Dallas)Yu Lin (University of Texas at Dallas)

Recurrent Neural Networks for Conflict Forecas ngIris Malone (George Washington University)

Historical Interna onal Rela onsGlobal Development

Author Meets Cri cs: Mauro J. Caraccioli's "Wri ng the New World"


Chair Julia Costa Lopez (University of Groningen)Part. Alina Sajed (McMaster University)Part. Kevin Funk (Columbia University)Part. Naeem Inayatullah (Ithaca College)Part. Jayme Schlesinger (Rutgers University)Part. Mauro J. Caraccioli (Virginia Tech)

Roundtable


Conflict, Migra on, and ReligionSD05: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Arie M. Kacowicz (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)Disc. Doerthe Rosenow (Oxford Brookes University)

Panel

Migrant communi es' religion: genera ng resilience or conflict? Claudia Baumgart-Ochse (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)

Preliminary Program

Reconceptualizing Religious Iden ty: The Impact of Religious Iden ty on Religious Violence

Robert T. Brathwaite (Michigan State University)The Diverse Effects of Religion on Conflict Intractability: A Case-Study of the Hindu-Muslim Riots in India

Chirasree Mukherjee (Arizona State University)An semi sm in Global Poli cs: Causes and Consequences

Rebecca Sanders (University of Cincinna )Chris anity and forced migra on in La n America: ambivalent roles and challenges

Ernesto Fiocche o (Florida Interna onal University)


Examining Geopoli cal, Social, and Security issues in South AsiaSD06: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Fahd Humayun (Yale University)Disc. Umer Rahman (Florida Interna onal University)

Panel

US troops withdrawal and its impact on Afghan womenRajarshi Chakraborty (Jawaharlal Nehru University)

Pakistan's major turn: From Geo-Poli cs to Geo-EconomicsUmer Rahman (Florida Interna onal University)

Pakistan-Afghanistan Rela onship beyond Strategic Depth: exploring alterna ve op ons for Pakistan in the endgame of Afghanistan

Arshad Ali (University of Management and Technology Lahore)Winnability of Afghan War: A Cri cal Analysis

Rajarshi Chakraborty (Jawaharlal Nehru University)

Peace Studies

Peace Forma on in the Post Peace Agreement Period: The Case of the Bangsamoro


Chair Susan Allen (George Mason University)Disc. Maria Lucia Zapata Cancelado (Javeriana University)Disc. Mery Rodriguez (Observatorio para La Paz)

Panel

Poli cal Vic m Complexity and the Bangsamoro TJRC's (2014-2016) Framework for 'Dealing with the Past'

Raymond Andaya (University of Tokyo)Transforming the perspec ve of rebels into the stability of peace: A case study of Bangsamoro, the Philippines

Megumi Kagawa (Osaka University)Urban peacebuilding in Marawi City, Philippines: People, Places, and Prac ces

Dahlia Simangan (Hiroshima University)Youth inclusion and post-conflict transi on

Primi vo III Ragandang (Mindanao State University-Iligan Ins tute of Technology)

Grassroot partners: Mul -Dimensional Peacebuilding for Peace Processes

Wendy Kroeker (Canadian Mennonite University)

Science, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela onsInterna onal Poli cal SociologyHuman Rights

Techno-militarisa on and Surveillance: impacts on human rights, ci es and theory


Chair Faith I. Okpotor (Moravian University)Disc. Jonathan E. Czarnecki (U.S. Naval War College)

Panel

Smart Ci es and the produc on of legible bodies in socio-poli cal space (this is the fourth chapter of my PhD disserta on)

Ma Harker (Centre for the Study of Theory and Cri cism) Algorithmic Discrimina on in Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems: Using Scenario Planning to An cipate Civilian Misiden fica on

Sarah Shoker (University of Waterloo)How To Witness A Drone Strike

Michael Richardson (UNSW Sydney)The Forensics of Militariza on: Social Theory in Ruins

Derek Denman (University of Copenhagen)Follow the Money? Enac ng Traceability Systems for Financial Security

Carola Westermeier (Justus-Liebig-University Giessen and University of Amsterdam)


Techno-transforma ons: science and na onal securitySD09: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Swantje Schirmer (GIGA Hamburg)Disc. Ari Eisenstat (University of Hawai'i)

Panel

Na onal Security, Science, and Technology in the Persian GulfMa hew Brummer (University of Tokyo)Kaori Mita (Na onal Graduate Ins tute for Policy Studies)

Na onal visions of energy futures in the Bal c Sea Region: the case of Poland and Lithuania

Veronika Slakaityte (Copenhagen Business School)Izabela Surwillo (Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies)

The implica ons of techno-na onalism for the Global South: a cursory examina on of three data protec on regimes

Odilile Ayodele (University of Johannesburg)Interna onal Organiza ons as Creators of Regional Science and Technology Policies: A Compara ve Analysis of the ASEAN and EU

Asaf Alibegovic (Heidelberg University)Digital Ontology and Ethics in the Framework of Statebuilding: Cri cal View on Data Driven Transforma on in interna onally supported Civilian Security Sector Reforms

Paulius Klikunas (Kaunas University of Technology)

Interna onal LawHuman RightsA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

A Compara ve Analysis of Postconflict Cons tu onalismSD10: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair David Landau (Florida State University College of Law)Disc. Eman Rashwan (Cairo University, Hamburg University)Disc. Jeroen Van den Bosch (Adam Mickiewicz University)Disc. Stacey Mitchell (Georgia State University)Part. Tracy Lightcap (LaGrange College)Part. Kathleen Barre (University of West Georgia)Part. Daniel Wolf (Democracy Counts)Part. Vanja Petricevic (Florida Gulf Coast University )Part. Ma hew Kolasa (University of St Andrews)Part. Gabor Halmai (European University Ins tute)Part. Rebecca Sims (South Georgia State College)Part. Charlo e Ku (Texas A&M University, School of Law)Part. Peter Haschke (University of North Carolina, Asheville)Part. Mark Gibney (University of North Carolina Asheville)

Roundtable

Preliminary Program


What Happens A er a Conflict?SD11: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Shivika Choudhary (Assistant Professor, University of Delhi)Disc. Olufemi Oloba (OGEES Ins tute, Afe Babalola University, Ado-

Eki )

Panel

Disaggrega ng Transi onal Jus ceEla Rossmiller (Wilson College)

State legi macy of Timor-Leste and Kosovo a er Independence Arbenita Sopaj (Kobe University)

What Counts as Transi onal Jus ce Scholarship? Disciplinary Hierarchies in Theory and Prac ce

Catherine Turner (Durham University)Maja Davidovic (Durham University)

Dreamworld of peace: Preven on, Deterrence and Reconcilia on in Interna onal Criminal Jus ce

Olivia Nantermoz (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Phantom Jus ce: the ICC and the Central African Republic Megan Manion (University of Minnesota )

TheoryA Wider Discipline For A Smaller World (Theme)

Doing historical prac ce theorySD12: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Cornelia B. Navari (University of Buckingham)Disc. Leonie Holthaus (Technische Universität Darmstadt)

Panel

Mapping-Prac ces: Reconstruc ng the Crea on of Spa al Imaginaries in Nineteenth-Century Germany

Filipe dos Reis (University of Groningen)Global Transforma ons through Prac ce: For an Intersec onal Field Theory of Global Privilege

Alice Chessé (McGill University)Prac cing Treaty Making: the Case of the Most-Favored Na on Clauses

Robert Shaver (New School for Social Research)Globalizing Interna onal Society in the 19th Century and Diploma c Prac ces at the Rokumeikan

Felix Roesch (Coventry University)Carl von Clausewitz, prac ce theorist of war

Tobias Wille (Goethe University Frankfurt)


Ad hoc coali ons and interna onal organiza ons: partners or compe tors in global policy making?


Chair John Karlsrud (Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs (NUPI))

Chair Yf Reykers (Department of Poli cal Science, Maastricht University)

Part. Malte Brosig (University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg)Part. Pernille Rieker (Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs

(NUPI))Part. Stephanie Hofmann (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and

Development Studies)Part. Ueli Staeger (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and

Development Studies, Geneva)Part. Mar n Welz (University of Hamburg)Part. Katharina Coleman (University of Bri sh Columbia)Part. Steve Biedermann (Friedrich Schiller University Jena)

Roundtable

Peace Studies

Revisi ng Nonviolent Civil Resistance: Theory and MethodologySD14: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Richard Jackson (University of Otago)Disc. Molly Wallace (Portland State University)

Panel

Sudan's 2019 Revolu on: The Power of Civil ResistanceStephen Zunes (University of San Francisco)

A Mul -Method Analysis of Civil Resistance Dynamics and Outcomes

Soha Hammam (Claremont Graduate University)Linkages and Nonviolent Ac on in India: An Egocentric Network Analysis

Brandon Sims (American University)Borders – Symbols of Othering or Belonging? Developing a Gandhian Framework to Explore Conflict in South Asia

Debida a Aurobinda Mahapatra (Florida State College at Jacksonville)

Post-Conflict Economic Trajectories of Nonviolent CampaignsDavin O'Regan (University of Maryland)


Development, Relief, and Faith-based Ac on SD15: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Denis V. Kennedy (College of the Holy Cross)Disc. Isabel Rocha de Siqueira (IRI/PUC-Rio)

Panel

Bodily ac on and secular distance in global humanitarianismJonathan C. Agensky (Ohio University)

A widening gap in teaching Islam in the public educa on systems of Muslim Majority Countries

noorin nazari (University of O awa)Values and Morality in Foreign Aid: The Millennium Challenge Corpora on

Stephen Offu (Asbury Theological Seminary)Sacred Urbanism, Secular Ac vism: Poli cal Theology of the City

Sasha Kovalchuk (McMaster University)Development, Poverty, and Inequality: How Religious Organiza ons Frame, Approach and Measure Poverty

Amy Reynolds (Wheaton College)

Preliminary Program

Interna onal Poli cal SociologyInterdisciplinary StudiesScience, Technology and Art in Interna onal Rela ons

The Poli cs of the Global Commons in Film, Art, and MusicSD16: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair David E. Toohey (Nagoya University)Chair HoWon Jeong (Unemployed)Disc. Rohan K. Kalyan (Virginia Commonwealth University)

Panel

Unbearable CommonsIrina Velicu (Center for Social Studies, University of Coimbra)

Commons and Commoning: The Good, the Bad and the UglyRita Serra (Centre for Social Studies, University of Coimbra)Raúl García-Barrios (Regional Centre of Mul disciplinary Research, Na onal Autonomous University of Mexico)

Art, Film, and the Re-Commoning of the U.S.-Mexico BorderlandsDavid E. Toohey (Nagoya University)

The Genera ve Poli cal Aesthe c of Apichatpong WeerasethakulNoah Viernes (Akita Interna onal University)

Musical Commoning: How Jazz Disrupts Tonal WorldsMichael J. Shapiro (University of Hawaii at Manoa)

Theory

Concept at Work: On the Linguis c Infrastructure of World Poli csSD17: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Piki Ish-Shalom (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)Disc. Patrick Thaddeus Jackson (American University)Part. Jonas Wolff (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)Part. Mor Mitrani (The Department of Poli cal Studies, Bar Ilan

University)Part. Jan Wilkens (University of Hamburg)Part. Felix Berenskoe er (SOAS, University of London)Part. Oliver Kessler (University of Erfurt)Part. Chris an Bueger (University of Copenhagen)Part. Stefano Guzzini (Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies &


Roundtable

Historical Interna onal Rela onsInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

Author Meets Cri cs: “Interna onal Organiza on as Technocra c Utopia”, J. Steffek


Chair Alexandru Grigorescu (Loyola University Chicago)Part. Tana Johnson (University of Wisconsin-Madison)Part. Andrea Liese (University of Potsdam)Part. Annabelle Li oz-Monnet (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal

and Development Studies)Part. Craig N. Murphy (Wellesley College)Part. Vincent Pouliot (McGill University)Part. Jens Steffek (Technische Universität Darmstadt)

Roundtable

Peace Studies

Gender-based violence in conflict-affected socie esSD19: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Mehmet Erdem Arslan (University of Essex)Disc. Mary K. Meyer McAleese (Eckerd College)

Panel

Child Vic ms and the Punishment of UN Peacekeepers for Sexual Exploita on and Abuse

Audrey L. Comstock (Arizona State University)

Performing Gender Jus ce: Strategic Accountability for War me Sexual Violence

Sumin Lee (Rutgers University)Understanding Varia on of Sexual Violence During War: Global Hypotheses Tes ng Using the SVAC Dataset

Cheng Xu (University of Toronto)Victoria Ca erson (BioSymetrics Inc)

Femmes et extrémisme violent en Afrique de l'OuestSiba Grovogui (Cornell University)Ayabavi Linda Ophelie Comlan Sessi (University of Parakou)

Invisible realm but visible imbalances: Healing and the reproduc on of gendered hierarchies in Mozambique

Samara Dantas Palmeira Guimarães (Research Fellow - San Tiago Dantas Interins tu onal Graduate Program (PUC-SP/UNICAMP/UNESP))


The (Interna onal) Poli cs of Content Takedowns 2: Regulatory frameworks and unintended consequences.


Chair Maura Conway (Dublin City University)Disc. Ken McDonagh (Dublin City University)

Panel

De-pla orming: A Brush-Clearing Exercise of its Defini on, Opera onaliza on and Efficacy

Max Abrahms (Northeastern University)Sercan Canbolat (University of Connec cut)Yunus Emre Tapan (Northeastern University)Akin Unver (Kadir Has University)

Contested Knowledge and Online Takedowns: Mapping the Evolu on of the EU Regula on on Addressing the Dissemina on of Terrorist Content Online

Reem Ahmed (University of Hamburg)Quis Custodiet Ipsos Custodes? Content Takedowns and the Censorship of Academic Research

Aaron Zelin (Brandeis University)EU Counter-Terrorism and removal of online content: drivers, consequences, implica ons

Chris an Kaunert (Interna onal Centre of Policing and Security, University of South Wales)

Why do online countering violent extremism strategies not work? The case of digital jihad

Miron Lakomy (University of Silesia)


Rethinking Interna onal Authority in a Post-Liberal EraSD21: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Antonia Wi (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt)Disc. Martha Finnemore (George Washington University)

Panel

Charisma in the Steppe Tradi onEinar Wigen (University of Oslo)Iver B. Neumann (The Fridtjof Nansen Ins tute, Norway)

New Sherrifs in Town: Big Tech and Human Rights GovernanceWendy H. Wong (University of Toronto)

Rethinking Weber, Again: the Role of Legi ma on in Establishing, Maintaining and Changing Interna onal Authority

Rikkert Horemans (Universiteit Antwerpen)

Preliminary Program

Decisive Ac on and the Origins of Interna onal AuthorityJorg Kustermans (University of Antwerp)Ole Jacob Sending (Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)

NGOs, INGOs and the Contested Authority of LiberalismsSarah S. Stroup (Middlebury College)


Violence and conflict in historical IR SD22: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Monika Thakur (York University)Disc. Monika Thakur (York University)

Panel

Civility as an Instrument of Violence: The role of (in)civility frames in legi ma ng violence during the Troubles in Northern Ireland (1969-1974)

Jessica Jones (University of New Mexico)Sarah Kris n Dreier (University of Washington)Emily Kalah Gade (University of Washington)Steven T. Zech (Monash University)Ma eo Bono (Monash University)Joshua Eas n (Portland State University)

On Combatants in African Conflicts: Professionals, Praetorians, Insurgents, Mercenaries and Mili as

Simon Taylor The Order of Violence: The Types and Determinants of Pogroms

Daniel Solomon (Georgetown University)Race, Resistance and Military Development: Evidence from French West Africa, 1914-1938

Lindsey Prue (Cornell University)Patriarchy, Matriarchy, and Conflict Behavior

Brian Urlacher (University of North Dakota)

Peace StudiesInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

Knowledge Produc on on Peace: Part 3SD23: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Laurent Goetschel (University of Basel / swisspeace)Disc. Sara Hellmüller (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and


Panel

Aesthe cs and Everyday Life: Genera ng Conflict Knowledge from ‘below’Make research not war: channels and challenges of influencing policy through research

Isabel Bramsen (Associate Senior Lecturer, Lund University)Anine Hagemann (University of Copenhagen)

The influence of research on interna onal media on policy and prac ce

Laurie Nathan (Kroc Ins tute for Interna onal Peace Studies, University of Notre Dame)

Defining the everyday: The use of (auto)biographical research in peacebuilding

Mathew Charles (Universidad Del Rosario)Knowledge produc on in peacebuilding: the ‘local turn’, its limits, and the need for recas ng the everyday

Maira Siman Gomes (Pon fical Catholic University of Rio De Janeiro)Renata Summa (Pon cia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro)


From Service to Administra on: Rewarding Job Opportuni es in Academia


Chair Mark A. Boyer (University of Connec cut)Part. Gigi Gokcek (Dominican University of California)Part. Jamie Frueh (Bridgewater College)Part. Carolyn M. Shaw (Wichita State University)Part. Rosemary E. Shinko (American University)Part. Jeremy Youde (University of Minnesota Duluth)

Roundtable


Deglobaliza on? The Future of the Liberal World OrderSD25: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Markus Kornprobst (Vienna School of Interna onal Studies)Disc. T. V. Paul (McGill University)Part. Norrin M. Ripsman (Lehigh University)Part. Benjamin Miller (University of Haifa)Part. Umut Aydin (P. Universidad Catolica de Chile)Part. Katja Weber (Georgia Ins tute of Technology)Part. Jeanne e Money (University of California Davis)Part. John M. Owen (University of Virginia)Part. Jozef Batora (Comenius University and Webster Vienna

Private University)Part. Jordan Ernstsen (University of Utah)

Roundtable


Roundtable on Megan A. Stewart’s Governing for Revolu on: Social Transforma on in Civil War (Cambridge University Press)


Chair Bridget L. Coggins (University of California, Santa Barbara)Part. Megan Stewart (American University)Part. Naazneen Barma (University of Denver)Part. Kathleen G. Cunningham (University of Maryland)Part. Laia Balcells (Georgetown University)Part. William Reno (Northwestern University)Part. Zachariah Mampilly (Vassar College)

Roundtable


Terrorism, the State, and Law: Exploring the Interac on of Violence and Policy


Chair Nazli Avdan (University of Kansas)Disc. Nazli Avdan (University of Kansas)

Panel

Appeasement or Aggression? Understanding the Effects of UN Counterterrorism Trea es on State Behavior

Amira Jadoon (US Military Academy at West Point)Daniel Milton (United States Military Academy)Jason Warner (Harvard University)

Domes c Legal Systems and Abor on-Related Terrorism: A Cross-Na onal Study

Joseph M. Brown (University of Massachuse s Boston)Terrorism in Post-Conflict States

Michael J. Boyle (La Salle University)Can governments defuse terrorism by denying terrorism? An experimental inves ga on.

Aaron M. Hoffman (Simon Fraser University)Partners in Crime: Compara ve Advantage and Poli cal Kidnapping

Danielle Gilbert (U.S. Air Force Academy)

Preliminary Program


Theorising and Building Transna onal Feminist Ac vism and Solidari es


Chair Tobin Haley (Ryerson University)Disc. Tina Kempin Reuter (University of Alabama at Birmingham)

Panel

Feminist ‘transforma ve iden fica on’ and the WPS agenda: building solidarity and transforming conflict in power-sharing contexts

Siobhan Byrne (University of Alberta)Heteronorma ve and cisgender biases in women’s civil society organiza ons and in na onal governments and their effects on queering the Women, Peace and Security agenda

Mira Fey (Haute école de travail social Genève)Elizabeth Wright (UNITAR)

Gender and Peacebuilding in Local Markets: Global Perspec ves and Local Insights

Oluchi Gloria Ogbu (University of Manitoba)Feminist Solidari es and Global Reproduc ve Futures

Candace Johnson (University of Guelph)(Th)reading Rights and Jus ce: Women and girls with disabili es

Deborah S enstra (University of Guelph)

Feminist Theory and Gender StudiesInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

SecurEconomies of Military Households SD29: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Cynthia H. Enloe (Clark University)Disc. Cynthia H. Enloe (Clark University)

Panel

Protec ng moral elites: the securi za on of military households in 1970s’ Argen na

Eleonora Natale (King's College London)Spacing home under military occupa on

Niharika Pandit (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

The Happy Gurkha HousewifeAmanda Chisholm (King's College London )

Indebted to Peacekeeping: Transna onal, Gender and Familial Bonds in Mar al Humanitarian Work

Marsha Henry (London School of Economics)Famine Violence and the Gendered Household

Swa Parashar (University of Gothenburg)


The Poli cal Economy of Pla orms and DataSD30: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Maj Grasten (Copenhagen Business School)Chair Ma Ylönen (University of Helsinki (Lecturer, World Poli cs))Disc. Ma Ylönen (University of Helsinki (Lecturer, World Poli cs))Disc. Maj Grasten (Copenhagen Business School)

Panel

Data Subjec fica on, AI and the Futures of Work PHOEBE MOORE (University of Leicester)Mark Graham (University of Oxford)

Regulatory Interdependence in Ar ficial IntelligenceDaniel Mügge (University of Amsterdam)

From Fordism to Franchise: Intellectual property and growth models in the Knowledge Economy

Herman Mark Schwartz (University of Virginia)

The Origins of Surveillance Capitalism: Monopoly Power, Labor Control and Digital Surveillance in Global Supply Chains

Maha Rafi Atal (University of Glasgow)The Firm as Op on Por olio: Risk management in the Pla orm Economy

Duncan Wigan (Copenhagen Business School)


Pu n's Russia: Prospects and ChallengesSD31: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Stanislav L. Tkachenko (Saint Petersburg State University)Disc. Mikhail Molchanov (Centre for Military, Intelligence and

Security Studies, Victoria, Canada)

Panel

The Transna onal Human Rights Regime, NGOs, and the State: Deconstruc ng the Securi sa on of Collec ve Memory in Pu n’s Russia

Michele Crumley (East Tennessee State University)The Evolu on of Russia's Petro-state: Limits of the Resource Curse Thesis in the Former Soviet Union

Rudra Sil (University of Pennsylvania)Mikhail Strokan (University of Pennsylvania )

Great past, great future: the instrumentaliza on of historical narra ves in Russian ontological security-seeking (2000-2020)

Laura Vansina (Vrije Universiteit Brussel & University of Warwick)

Reac ve and Deterrent Repression: Explaining Subna onal Varia on in the Number of Arrests During Russia’s 2021 An -corrup on Protests

Gennady Rudkevich (Georgia College & State University)Assessing the Limits of Pu n's Authoritarian Moderniza on Project

S. Mohsin Hashim (Muhlenberg College)

Feminist Theory and Gender StudiesForeign Policy Analysis

Gendering (Foreign) Policy and DiplomacySD32: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Clara Eroukhmanoff (London South Bank University)Disc. Annika Bergman Rosamond (Lund University)

Panel

“Feminist Foreign Policy is too Radical a Concept”: Why Iceland hasn’t adopted the Feminist Label on its Foreign Policy

Silja Bara Omarsdo r (University of Iceland) Na on branding and feminist diplomacy a er crisis: France’s response to SEA allega ons in Central African Republic

Georgina Holmes (King's College London)Sabrina White (University of Leeds)

From repression to professionaliza on : some effects of UN gender mainstreaming on Islamic women associa ons in post-revolu onary Tunisia.

SELIMA KEBAILI (Center for gender studies, University of Lausanne)

Women and Men and Boys and Girls: Analyzing the Implementa on of Women, Peace, and Security in the United States

Alexis Leanna Henshaw (Troy University)On the poten al for queer refusals of Canada’s feminist foreign policy

Jamie J. Hagen (Queen's University Belfast)

Preliminary Program

Interna onal Organiza onInterna onal LawInterna onal Ethics

Governing Turbulence: Global Ins tu ons in a Time of Power Transi on


Chair Kendall W. S les (Brigham Young University)Disc. Kent J. Kille (College of Wooster)Disc. Kathryn Lavelle (Case Western Reserve University)

Panel

Human Rights during Power Transi on?Conall Mallory (Northumbria University)Rhona Smith (Northumbria University)

IGOs during Power Transi onsKendall W. S les (Brigham Young University)

Power Transi on and Global GovernanceJoel E. Oestreich (Drexel University)

Hegemonic Change in Interna onal Organiza ons: A Theory of Professional Responsibility in Mul lateralism

Joel E. Oestreich (Drexel University)The Rise of Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and the Future of the United Na ons

Bimal Adhikari (Nazarbayev University)

Peace StudiesInterna onal LawInterna onal Ethics

The Poli cs of Self-Determina on in Democracies: Secession or Autonomy?


Chair Henry (Chip) Carey (Georgia State University)Chair Erin L. McCandless (University of Witwatersrand)Chair Hugo Harvey (Academia Nacional de Estudios Polí cos y

Estratégicos)Disc. John Hoven (Independent)Disc. Ursula Oswald Spring (Na onal Autonomous University of

Mexico)Part. George A. Lopez (University of Notre Dame)Part. I. William Zartman (Johns Hopkins University, SAIS)Part. Mike W. Fowler (US Air Force Academy)Part. George J. Andreopoulos (City University of New York)Part. Brendan Howe (Ewha Woman's University)Part. Ioannis Tellidis (Kyung Hee University)Part. Onur Sen (Mersin University)Part. Josuke Ikeda (University of Toyama)Part. Sabine Kurtenbach (German Ins tute of Global and Area

Studies (GIGA))Part. Aigul Kulnazarova (Tama University, School of Global Studies)

Roundtable


The Bigger, the Be er? Unpacking the Logics of IO BureaucraciesSD35: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Ma as E. Margulis (The University of Bri sh Columbia)Disc. Michael Giesen (University of Bamberg)

Panel

Knowledge Management in IGOs: A Comparison of Tools and Strategies

Burcu Ucaray Mangitli (University of Goe ngen)

Growing through crisis: Horizontal task-expansion by interna onal organiza ons

Chris an Kreuder-Sonnen (Friedrich Schiller University Jena)Philip M. Tantow (Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena)

Bureaucracy in Regional Organiza ons: The Bigger, The Be erAdnan Rasool (University of Tennessee at Mar n )Rebekah Dowd (Midwestern State University)

Bringing in External Exper se, or How Interna onal Organiza ons are Shaped by Different Cultures of Knowledge Acquisi on.

Cindy Regnier (University of Liège)Unpacking the behavioral logics of the European External Ac on Service

Liv Frank (Aarhus University )

Interna onal Organiza onInterna onal LawInterna onal Ethics

Widening the Accountability Net Under the Interna onal Criminal Court


Chair Wayne Sandholtz (University of Southern California)Disc. Heather Smith-Cannoy (Arizona State University)Disc. M.P. Broache (University of North Carolina at Greensboro)

Panel

The Color of Interna onal Jus ce: An Experiment on Racial Prejudice in Interna onal Criminal Inves ga ons

Steven Schaaf (George Washington University)Jus ce Backlash: Revisi ng the ICC’s Impact on Rebel Violence

Jacqueline R. McAllister (Kenyon College)Ethical Traps in the Territorial Limita on to the ICC inves ga on into the Situa on in Bangladesh/Myanmar

Michael J. Strue (North Carolina State University)The Poli cs of Punishment: Why Non-Democracies Join the Interna onal Criminal Court

Leslie Johns (University of California, Los Angeles)Francesca Parente (Christopher Newport University)

Do Americans Support War Crimes Prosecu ons?Kelebogile Zvobgo (College of William & Mary)Alan Simmons (Arizona State University)

Interna onal EthicsTheoryInterna onal Law

Hegel and Interna onal Rela ons Theory: Submerged Past, Emerging Future.


Chair Owen Worth (University of Limerick)Disc. Lucian M. Ashworth (Memorial University of Newfoundland)

Panel

Hegel’s Cri que of Interna onal Law Sean P. Molloy (University of Kent)

Hegel and American Realism: Explaining the Apparent SilenceJoseph MacKay (Australian Na onal University)

What can Hegel’s Logic offer us for thinking about how we think in IR theory?

Shannon K. Brincat (University of the Sunshine Coast)Slaves or Masters? Hegel, Small Island Developing States and the Existen al Threat

Milla E. Vaha (University of the South Pacific)‘Cyclicality in Interna onal Rela ons.’

Nicholas Michelsen (King's College London)

Preliminary Program

Interna onal EthicsHistorical Interna onal Rela ons

Historical Perspec ves on Just WarSD38: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Valerie Morkevicius (Colgate University)Disc. Pauline M. Shanks Kaurin (US Naval War College, College of

Leadership and Ethics )

Panel

The Humanist’s Wager: Reading Montaigne in the Second World War and What this Can Tell Us about Living Morally during War

Daniel R. Brunste er (University of California Irvine)Presiden al Just War Rhetoric at the Founding: Moral Arguments for Na onal Security, 1788-1820

Eric Pa erson (Regent University)Stoic Just War Theory

Leonidas Konstantakos (Florida )The Unexpected Origins of the Just War (or why St Augus ne is not the 'father' of the just war tradi on).

Rory Cox (University of St Andrews)The Tides of Just War: On the Dynamic Rela onship between Just War and Poli cal Power

Chris an Nikolaus Braun (Durham University)

Online Media Caucus

Digital Communica on, Populism, and Poli cal Mobiliza onSD39: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Heather Katz (Southwestern Oklahoma State University)Disc. Abhishek Choudhary (Department of Poli cal Science,

University of Delhi)

Panel

Social Media, Gender, and Campaigning in Authoritarian Elec onsNawra Al Lawa (University of Liverpool)Gail Bu orff (University of Houston)

DEMOCRACY, DISSENT AND DIGITAL ACTIVISM: MASS ACTION IN THE TIMES OF HASHTAG

Piyush Kant (Tata Ins tute of Social Sciences)Populist Rhetoric and Mobiliza on Strategies in Brazil: A Compara ve Discourse Analysis

Grant Burrier (Worcester Polytechnic Ins tute)The Qrious Qase of Qanon: How the Unreal wielded legi mate poli cal power

Bart Gabriel (The Graduate Ins tute for Interna onal & Development Studies)

An -lockdown intermediality: a visual and textual study of an -lockdown iden es and morality

Bogdan Ianosev (Glasgow Caledonian University)Ozge Ozduzen (University of Sheffield)

Global Development

Precarity: Poe c and Aesthe c Explora onsSD40: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Farai Chipato (University of O awa)Disc. Sam O. Opondo (Vassar College)

Panel

Unwritable Pasts Wri en: Sociogeny and the Poe cs of the Past Zeynep Gülşah Çapan (University of Erfurt)

Against Archival Abjec on: The Sociopoe cs of ‘Wake Work’, Aesthe c-Poe c Methods and Repara ve Epistemological Jus ce

Louiza Odysseos (University of Sussex)Unlearning with Poe cs, Aesthe cs, and Profanity

Shiera Malik (DePaul University)

“Giving up on the Idea of Home”: a geopoe cs of home and ruina on in contemporary Cairo

Aya M. Nassar (Durham University)Black Genealogies of Precarity: Enfleshed Reason and/as (Poli cal) Life

Sara C. Mo a (University of Newcastle)

Global Development

Colonial Oppressions and Sites of Resistance SD41: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Marcos Sebas an Scauso (Quinnipiac University)Disc. Mustapha Kamal Pasha (Aberystwyth University)

Panel

From Ritualized Systems of Colonial Power to Sites of Disobedience and Revolt: Theorizing Colonialism and Resistance through the Patron Saint Fes vals in the Colonial Andes

Adhemar Mercado (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen)Unse ling Brazil: Urban Indigenous and Black Resistances to Dependent Se ler Capitalism

Desirée Poets (Virginia Polytechnic Ins tute and State University (Virginia Tech))

The Ba le of Manila 1945: Ethics of War and the Tensions of American Empire

Mary Anne Mendoza (California State Polytechnic University, Pomona)

Invisible Wars and the Possibility of Peace for Black Communi es in Colombia

Cris na Rojas (Carleton University)Expanding “Opposi on” through the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community’s Religious Ethics

Misbah Hyder (University of California, Irvine)

Global Development

Civil society and ac vist responses and resistance to natural resource management


Chair Caitlin M. Ryan (University of Groningen)Disc. Mohamed Sesay (York University)

Panel

Transforming extrac vist structures: building sustainable and climate resilient peace

Chris e Nicoson (Lund University)Barbara Magalhaes Teixeira (Lund University)

Bringing the rights of nature to transi onal jus ce: the case of the Awa Peoples in Colombia

Keina Yoshida (London School of Economics )Lina Cespedes (Universidad del Rosario)

Intersec ng fields: global land grabbing through the lens of feminist poli cal economy

Saba Joshi (University of York)‘Land back to the people’: Land Grab reversals and civil society ac vism in Sierra Leone

Sukanya Podder (King's College London)Allies or gatekeepers? NGOs and par cipatory democracy in Colombia’s extrac ve sector

Jamie Shenk (University of Oxford)

Preliminary Program

Interna onal Organiza onInterdisciplinary StudiesGlobal Health

Regionalism and Covid-19: Exploring the Varia ons in Regional Health Governance Responses in La n America.


Chair Giovanni Agos nis (Catholic University of Chile)Chair Kevin Parthenay (University of Tours)Disc. Detlef Nolte (German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies)

Panel

Regimes and Allies. From Regional Health Governance to Differen ated Strategies against Covid-19 in Central America.

Kevin Parthenay (University of Tours)The COVID-19 pandemic as a stress factor for regionalism in South America

Brigi e Weiffen (The Open University)Detlef Nolte (German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies)

Regional indirect governance against COVID-19 in La n America: The driving role of suprana onal bodies in CARICOM and SICA

Giovanni Agos nis (Catholic University of Chile)Interpre ng the Puzzle of the AstraZeneca Vaccine Alliance in La n America: Implica ons for Trends in Regionalisms and Regional Health Governance

Thomas Legler (Universidad Iberoamericana)MERCOSUR and COVID-19: A common response to counter the pandemic?

Andrea C. Bianculli (Ins tut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals)

Intelligence StudiesTheory

New Conceptual Fron ers in Intelligence ResearchSD44: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Stephen Marrin (James Madison University)Disc. Hager Ben Jaffel (Na onal Center for Scien fic Research

(CNRS))

Panel

Social reproduc on, classifica on struggles, and the development of intelligence strategy in Bri sh policing

Liam McVay (Kings College London)Construc ng culture in intelligence - studying place and constructed space to uncover organisa onal norms in MI5, MI6, and GCHQ

Charlo e Yelamos (King's College London)Conceptualising the evolu on of central intelligence leadership in the UK

Celia Parker-Vincent (King's College London)The mul lateraliza on of the Five Eyes – examining concepts of empire and race in the forma on of intelligence liaison

David Schaefer (King's College London)So, you think you know how important the Cambridge Five were?

Berenice Burne (King’s College London)


The Governance of Intelligence: Oversight and AccountabilitySD45: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Peter Gill (consultant)Disc. Marina Caparini (Stockholm Interna onal Peace Research

Ins tute (SIPRI))

Panel

Drawing on Interna onal Rela ons theory to analyse cross-sector intelligence coopera on: Intelligence Governance as analy cal perspec ve. Findings from a case study on intelligence fusion in Germany

Susanne Fischer (Federal School of Public Administra on)

Regulatory capture of intelligence oversight commi ees: a new method applied to the Polish case

Mateusz Kolaszyński (Jagiellonian University)Dariusz Stolicki (Jagiellonian University in Kraków)

American Covert Ac on and Poli cal ConsequencesJordan Roberts (Coastal Carolina University)

CSOs versus the Regime's Biggest, Meanest Dog: What Happens When Na onal Security Agencies Enforce Civil Society Laws?

Anthony DeMa ee (Emory University)CIA/SOF Convergence: A New Difficulty for Congressional Oversight

Jennifer D. Kibbe (Franklin & Marshall College)


Japanese Foreign PolicySD46: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Hidekazu Sakai (Kansai Gaidai University)Disc. Yoichiro Sato (Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University)

Panel

Legacy of Abe Doctrine on Japanese poli cs and Japanese Foreign Policy

Ryo Shimizu (Kobe Gakuin University)SDF's mission expansion with 1% GDP cap on defense spending

Koji Haraguchi (Yamanashi Gakuin University)Falling into an alliance trap? How Japan’s increased commitment to the US alliance is limi ng strategic op ons

Paul M. O'Shea (Lund University)Sebas an Maslow (Sendai Shirayuri Women's College)

Managing Cybersecurity Under Restraints: The Crea on of Digi za on Agency in Japan and US Statecra

Koji Haraguchi (Yamanashi Gakuin University)Keita Omi (Ahmedabad University)

Vulnerable Narcissism and Ontological Security Seeking: The Case of Japan

Linus Hagström (Swedish Defence University & Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)Torsten Blad (Swedish Defence University )


Domes c Poli cs and Foreign AidSD47: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair James M. Sco (Texas Chris an University)Disc. Timothy Peterson (Arizona State University)

Panel

Compliance or Compe on? Members of Congress and US Democracy Aid, 2012-2018

James M. Sco (Texas Chris an University)Ralph G. Carter (Texas Chris an University)

Can't Buy Me Love: The Impact of Foreign Aid on Foreign Public Opinion

John Constantelos (Grand Valley State University)Polly J. Diven (Grand Valley State University)H Whi Kilburn (Grand Valley State University)

Behavioral Logic in the Process of Non-coopera on in Humanitarian Aid of Small states ——Based on "process-structure" analysis

Xiaojuan Qiu (East China Normal University)“Helping to lead the world”: New Labour and the role of leadership in the field of Bri sh foreign aid

Elena Sondermann (University of Duisburg-Essen)Feminist Foreign Policy and the Alloca on of Development Aid

Marijke Breuning (University of North Texas)

Preliminary Program


A er Trump: US Foreign Policy and Na onal Iden ty in the Biden Administra on


Chair Thorsten Wojczewski (King's College London)Disc. Thorsten Wojczewski (King's College London)

Panel

More Obama than Obama: Biden’s Privileged Foreign PolicyMaxine David (University of Leiden)Michelle Bentley (Royal Holloway, University of London)

Researching American Excep onalism a er Trump Hilde E. Restad (Bjørknes College)

Connec ng US history and iden ty to the Asia-Pacific: strategic con nuity and tac cal change from Obama to Biden

Zeno Leoni (King's College London)The power of democracy promo on to explain and legi mise US foreign policy: the Biden administra on

Ma hew Alan Hill (Anglia Ruskin University)US na onal iden ty, liberal interna onal order, and rela ons with Europe and the post-Soviet space in the Biden administra on’s foreign policy

Ruth M. Deyermond (King's College London)


Cri cal Thinking for a Cri cal Juncture: Re-imagining Canada in/and the World I


Chair David Hornsby (Carleton University)Part. David Ross Black (Dalhousie University)Part. Liam Midzain-Gobin (Brock University)Part. Laura Catharine Macdonald (Carleton University)Part. Heather A. Smith (University of Northern Bri sh Columbia)Part. Lana Wylie (McMaster University)Part. Victoria Tait (Carleton University)

Roundtable


New Perspec ves on Diasporas and ConflictSD50: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM


Disc. Bahar Baser (Durham University & Stellenbosch University (SIGLA))

Panel

Diaspora as cyberwarriors: Armenian diaspora and social media ac vism during 2020 Karabakh war

Dmitry Chernobrov (University of Sheffield)Choosing Chains? On the Incarcera on of FLN Offspring in France

Shirley Le Penne (Cornell University)Na onalism within South Asian Diaspora – Influencing Bilateral and Homeland Security

Jeethu Elza Cherian Chacko (Australian High Commission)Global Civil Society in War me: Text Analyses of Syrian Facebook Pages

Alexandra Siegel (University of Colorado Boulder)Rana B. Khoury (Northwestern University)

The Role of Diaspora in Foreign Fighter RecruitmentDzeneta Karabegovic (University of Salzburg)Atanaska Metodieva (Central European University )

Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on StudiesTheory

Migra on Poli cs Research, Quo Vadis? SD51: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Katharina Na er (University of Leiden)Disc. James F. Hollifield (Southern Methodist University)Part. Samuel David Schmid (Max Planck Ins tute)Part. Sabrina Axster (Johns Hopkins University)Part. Kelsey Norman (Baker Ins tute, Rice University)Part. Lillian Frost (Virginia Tech)Part. Phil Triadafilopoulos (Toronto)Part. Anna Katherine Boucher (University of Sydney)Part. Luicy Pedroza (El Colegio de México)Part. David Abraham (University of Miami)Part. Audie Klotz (Syracuse University)

Roundtable


Ci zen Security: Silencing Women and MigrantsSD52: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Marianne H. Marchand (University of the Americas Puebla)Chair Guy Emerson (Universidad de las Americas Puebla)Part. Anne Sisson Runyan (University of Cincinna )Part. Rebecca Bell-Mar n (el Ins tuto Tecnológico y de Estudios

Superiores de Monterrey)Part. Laura Gomez Mera (University of Miami)Part. Tony Payan (UACJ/Rice)Part. Jeaqueline Flores (Universidad de las Américas Puebla)Part. Philippe Stoesslé (Universidad de Monterrey)

Roundtable

Diploma c StudiesGlobal Health

Vaccine Diplomacy SD53: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM


Disc. Mary M McKenzie (University of San Diego)

Panel

Digital Communica on during Covid-19: Collabora on or Compe on

Di Wu (American University)Efe Sevin (Towson University)

Science diplomacy: the route to address common challenges and inequali es in the interna onal system.

Maria Aya (Professor Universidad Externado de Colombia - Academic Director Master in Interna onal Affairs)

The ra onal choice approach: Advancing vaccine diplomacyOlga Krasnyak (Na onal Research University Higher School of Economics)

China’s Vaccine Diplomacy in La n America: Scope and ImpactGregg B. Johnson (Valparaiso University)

Strategic Narra ves in Russia’s Vaccine Diplomacy: Evidence from Twi er Data

Olesya Tkacheva (Free University of Brussels (VUB))


Terrorism: Strategy and Tac csSD54: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Marina Ele heriadou (Department of Poli cal Science and Interna onal Rela ons, University of the Peloponnese)

Disc. Arie Perliger (University of Massachuse s Lowell)

Panel

Preliminary Program

Explaining varia on in jihadi terrorist threats in Western Europe, 1994-2016

Eline Drury Løvlien (University of Mannheim)A Compara ve Study of Non-State Violent Drone Use

Yannick Veilleux-Lepage (Leiden University )Emil Archambault (University of Durham)

Drone Webs: The Diffusion of UAV Innova on via Social NetworksKerry Chávez (Texas Tech University)Ori Swed (Texas Tech University)

Democra c Ins tu ons, Terrorist Groups’ Target Selec on and Involvement in Civil War

Sambuddha Ghatak (San Jose State University)What Works? Carrots, S cks, or Both? Evalua ng the Effec veness of Terrorist Organiza ons’ Strategies for Securing Cons tuent Support

Brandon Boylan (University of Alaska Fairbanks)

Interna onal Organiza onEnvironmental Studies

Book Roundtable: Transna onal Advocacy in the Digital EraSD55: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Jennifer Hadden (University of Maryland)Part. Richard Price (University of Bri sh Columbia)Part. Ajay Parasram (Dalhousie University)Part. Lora Viola (Free University Berlin)Part. Marius Ghincea (European University Ins tute)Part. Jennifer Hadden (University of Maryland)Part. Nina Hall (Johns Hopkins University, SAIS)

Roundtable

Peace StudiesEnvironmental Studies

Goal 16 of the Sustainable Development Goals: Progress or Paralysis?


Chair Kirsten Van Houten (University of O awa)Disc. Landon E. Hancock (Kent State University)

Panel

Goal 16 and the Measurement/Indicator Paradox Shawna-Rae McLean (Natural Resources Canada)

Youth are Posi ve Peace: SDG 16 and the Youth Peace and Security Agenda

Lynrose Jane Genon (Mindanao State University-Iligan Ins tute of Technology )

SDG 16 and the Women, Peace and Security AgendaAnaïs F. El-Amraoui (Queen's University)

Agenda 2030 is what States make of it: SDG 16 and the Poli cs of the Security Council

Alistair Edgar (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs)Human Security and the SDGs: rebalancing security discourse in a pandemic world

Ryerson Chris e (University of Bristol)


Re-Assessing the Emerging Powers-Global Governance NexusSD57: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Laura C. Mahrenbach (Technical University of Munich)Disc. Leslie Ellio Armijo (Simon Fraser University)

Panel

The Unmaking of Special Rights for Developing Countries: The Case of Agricultural Nego a ons in the WTO

Till Schöfer (Her e School of Governance)Clara Weinhardt (Maastricht University)

The ‘Rising Powers’ Discourse in Interna onal Poli csMa hew David Stephen (WZB Berlin)Johannes Scherzinger (WZB Berlin Social Science Center)

Partnership Complex, not Alliance: How are Rising Powers Challenging U.S. Role in Global Governance?

Mihaela Papa (Tu s University)United We Stood? Changing Emerging Power Strategies in Digital and Economic Governance

Laura C. Mahrenbach (Technical University of Munich)Re-Shrinking the Development Policy Space? Mul lateral Responses to Staggered Mul polarity

Ali Burak Guven (Birkbeck, University of London)

Historical Interna onal Rela onsEnglish School

Empires, States, and Eras in Interna onal HistorySD58: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Ellen Jenny Ravndal (University of Stavanger)Disc. Thomas Müller (Bielefeld University)

Panel

What Difference Does an Empire-System Make? Insights from a Periodiza on Argument

Daniel M. Green (University of Delaware) "Tout Empire Périra": Rethinking the Role of La n America in the Unravelling of the Empire-System

Nicolás Terradas (PUCP)Unstable Order: The Principles and Prac ce of Empire Diplomacy, 1857-1914

David Banks (King's College London)La n America and the Poli cs of Difference in 19th-Century Interna onal Society

Carsten-Andreas Schulz (Pon fical Catholic University of Chile)Crushed Dreams of Empire in the Making of the Colonial World: The Imperial Flop of Equinoc al France

Benjamin de Carvalho (NUPI)Xavier Guillaume (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen)

Interna onal Security StudiesInterna onal Poli cal Sociology

Iden ty and SecuritySD59: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Liridona Veliu (Dublin City University)Disc. Ahmad Rizky Mardha llah Umar (University of Queensland)

Panel

Securing (B)orders: Racialising Security in the Produc on of Interna onal Order

Owen Brown (Northwestern University)Narra ve Rupture and Ontological Security

Alexandra Homolar (University of Warwick)Ontological insecurity and the crisis of na onal division: Securing the Korean Self through an -Japanese na onalism

Chris Deacon (LSE)Iden ty Narra ve under Stress: The Case of Sweden and Germany

Regina H. Karp (Old Dominion University)Making the World Safe for White Democracy: The Coded Racism of “An -Communism” in the Making of the North Atlan c Security Community

Amoz Hor (George Washington University)

Preliminary Program


Emerging Technologies and The No on Of Strategic Stability: Need For A Reconceptualiza on Or No Cause For Concern?


Chair Rupal N. Mehta (University of Nebraska-Lincoln)Disc. Rupal N. Mehta (University of Nebraska-Lincoln)

Panel

Strategic stability under "threat": alarming representa ons of emerging technologies in the discourse on crisis stability, arms racing and nuclear risk

Robin Vanderborght (University of Antwerp)The impact of new weapon systems on the debate about nuclear deterrence

Tom Sauer (University of Antwerp)Inadvertent Escala on in the Age of Intelligence Machines: A new model for nuclear risk in the digital age

James Johnson (Dublin City University)The asymmetrical impact of advanced conven onal capabili es on strategic stability

Kris n Ven Bruusgaard (University of Oslo, Norway)Weapons of Mass Distor on: A new approach to emerging technologies, risk reduc on, and the global nuclear order

Marina Favaro (IFSH Hamburg)


Nuclear TabooSD61: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Robert Lincoln Hines (United States Air War College)Disc. Lami Kim (US Army War College)

Panel

Is the Global Nuclear Norma ve Order Unraveling? The Return of Great Power Compe on, the Nuclear Taboo, and the Future of the Nuclear Non-Prolifera on Regime

Mario E. Carranza (Texas A&M University-Kingsville)Priming the public: frames and informa on in efforts to convince the public that nuclear war is appropriate

John Valdez (College of Wooster)China’s Public and the Bomb: Evidence on Norms and the Nuclear Threshold

Robert Lincoln Hines (United States Air War College)Social Reputa on, Public Opinion, and US Nuclear Non-Use in the Cold War

Jennifer L. Erickson (Boston College)What if a Female Leader Pressed "The Bu on"? Gender, Country of Origin, and The Nuclear Taboo

Joshua Schwartz (University of Pennslyvania)

Interna onal EthicsPeace StudiesEnglish School

R2P and the Poli cs of Atrocity Response SD62: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Eric A. Heinze (University of Oklahoma)Disc. Kirsten Ainley (The Australian Na onal University)

Panel

THE INTERNATIONAL RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT IN A POST-LIBERAL ORDER

James Pa son (University of Manchester)Mass atrocity preven on, decision making and the an cipatory use of force

Josie Hornung (University of Queensland)

Jus post bellum and the Responsibility to Protect: why consent ma ers

Athanasios Stathopoulos (Leiden University)A Reluctant Reunion? Percep ons of Culpability in ‘Coali ons of the Willing’ Forma on

Rhiannon Neilsen (University of New South Wales)Theorizing the Responsibility to Rebuild: The Crea on of a Common World, Agonis c Peace, and Interna onal Interven on

Christof Royer (Central European University)

English SchoolEnvironmental Studies

Catastrophic and Existen al Risks and World OrdersSD63: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Elizabeth Mendenhall (University of Rhode Island)Disc. Barry Buzan (London School of Economics and Poli cal

Science)

Panel

Societal Collapse in World OrderMichael Lawrence (Balsillie School of Interna onal Affairs, University of Waterloo)Thomas F. Homer-Dixon (University of Waterloo)

On the Dangers of Problem Shi ing: Or why the Interna onal System may be on the Cusp of Collapse or Techno-Authoritarianism

Michael Albert (SOAS University of London)Geopoli cs and Power in Catastrophic Times

Nathan Alexander Sears (University of Toronto)Facing Destroyers of Worlds

Benoit Pelopidas (Sciences Po)Bounding Super Powers: ASI Control and Republican-Cons tu onalism

Daniel H. Deudney (Johns Hopkins University)


Resilience, Interna onal Order and World Poli csSD64: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Philippe Bourbeau (University Laval)Part. Emanuel Adler (University of Toronto)Part. Tanja A. Börzel (Freie Universität Berlin)Part. Brooke Ackerly (Vanderbilt University)Part. Marie E. Berry (Josef Korbel School of Interna onal Studies,

University of Denver)Part. Ma McDonald (University of Queensland)Part. Myriam Denov (McGill University)

Roundtable


Global consequences of authoritarian regionalismSD65: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Daniëlle Flonk (Her e School of Governance)Disc. Maria J. Debre (Potsdam University)

Panel

Embedding What Norms? Regional Organiza ons and Enforcing Good Governance

Cassandra Emmons (Harvard University)Developing best Prac ces “against Terrorists who Protest”: Regional Organisa ons as originators of learning for Autocracies?

Stephen Hall (University of Cambridge)The Rise of Authoritarian Regional Organiza ons

Chris na Co ero (University of California, San Diego)Stephan Haggard (University of California at San Diego)

Preliminary Program

Authoritarian regionalism: The interplay between regional coali ons and global regimes

Daniëlle Flonk (Her e School of Governance)Maria J. Debre (Potsdam University)

Social Media as a Tool of Self-Legi ma on of Autocracies-Led Regional Interna onal Organiza ons

Anastassia V. Obydenkova (Pompeu Fabra University of Barcelona)

Human RightsInterna onal LawForeign Policy Analysis

Foreign Policy and Support for Human RightsSD66: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Carrie Booth Walling (Albion College)Disc. Lucrecia Garcia Iommi (Fairfield University)

Panel

Human Rights in Sco sh Foreign Policy: A Path to So Power?Kurt Mills (University of Dundee)Andrea Birdsall (University of Edinburgh)

Increasing Contesta on? The UK’s Prac ce of the Responsibility to Protect as Regime Change and Poli cal Transi on in Syria

Chloë M. Gilgan (University of Lincoln Law School)Rising Powers and Human Protec on: Understanding China’s Norma ve Contesta on regarding the Atrocity Preven on Principle

Qiaochu Zhang (University of Manchester)Few Crises are more Equal than Others: Unpacking Interna onal Response to the 2021 Coup in Myanmar

Chetan Rana (Jawaharlal Nehru University)Will Foreign Aid Withdrawal or the Threat of Withdrawal Improve Human Rights Performance?

Bora Jeong (Macalester College)


Populism & An -Globaliza on BacklashSD67: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Silke Trommer (University of Manchester)Disc. Silke Trommer (University of Manchester)

Panel

Towards 'Strategic Autonomy'? The Poli cal Economy of European Integra on in a Changing Global Order

Sco Lavery (University of Sheffield)Davide Schmid (Manchester Metropolitan University)Sean McDaniel (Manchester Metropolitan University)

Backlash Against Free Trade: Evidence from 20 Democracies (1945-2020)

Gabrielle Cheung (University of Southern California)The Myth of Accountability: Comparing An -Globaliza on Sen ment in the US and UK

Diana Mutz (University of Pennsylvania)Edward Mansfield (University of Pennsylvania)

Right-wing populism and the rise of interna onalism in EuropeNina Obermeier (Cornell University)

Populist IR?Hasmet Uluorta (Trent University)Hanna Kassab (East Carolina University)


Interna onal Finance & Balance of PaymentsSD68: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Charles Dainoff (University of Idaho)Disc. Charles Dainoff (University of Idaho)

Panel

Unbalanced: The Intersec on of Growth and Balance of Payments Resolu on Models

Gregory William Fuller (University of Groningen)Signaling Virtue or Vulnerability? The Changing Impact of Exchange Rate Regimes on Government Bond Yields

Zsofia Barta (University at Albany)Alison Johnston (Oregon State University)Lucio Baccaro (MPIfG)

Us vs. Them: How Social Media Discourse Creates an Ambiguously Populist Financial Subjec vity

Erin Lockwood (University of California, Irvine)Elsa Massoc (University of Frankfurt)

An IR take on CryptocurrenciesAmir Kamel (King's College London)

Blended finance, blended methods: par cipant observa on of events in IPE

Ruben Kremers (University of Warwick)Lena Rethel (University of Warwick)Marco Andreu (University of Warwick)


The Challenges of Achieving Global IR, two linked roundtables: 2. “What Global IR can contribute to the Discipline”


Chair Renat Shaykhutdinov (Florida Atlan c University)Part. Kenki Adachi (Ritsumeikan University)Part. Lina Benabdallah (Wake Forest University)Part. Beatrix Futak-Campbell (Leiden University)Part. Marcin Grabowski (Jagiellonian University)Part. Nizar Messari (Al Akhawayn University, Ifrane (AUI))Part. Arlene B. Tickner (Universidad del Rosario)Part. Antje Wiener (University of Hamburg and University of

Cambridge)Part. Ole Waever (University of Copenhagen)Part. Stepanka Zemanova (University of Economics, Prague)

Roundtable

Global Development

Cri cal Responses for Global Health: COVID-19 and Other Pandemics


Chair Pri sh Behuria (University of Manchester)Disc. Yolande Bouka (Queen’s University)

Panel

Who Owns a Deadly Virus? Viral Sovereignty, Global Health Emergencies and the Matrix of the Interna onal

Stefan Elbe (University of Sussex)Resilience, emerging infec ous diseases, and na onal development planning in Sub-Saharan Africa

Naomi Moindrot-Zilliox (Carleton University)Lauchlan Munro (University of O awa)

Na onal and Interna onal Influences on Pandemic Response: Lockdowns in Compara ve Perspec ves

Rachel M. Gisselquist (United Na ons University (UNU-WIDER))Condi oned Pandemic Response: A Compara ve Systems Analysis of Liberia’s Disease Response to 2014-15 Ebola & 2020 Covid-19 and the US Covid-19 Response

Jessi Hanson-DeFusco (University of Texas-Dallas)Racial Global Capitalism and Covid 19: From Lab Rats to the AU's Regional-Interna onalism

Rita Kiki Edozie (University of Massachuse s-Boston)

Preliminary Program


Global and Regional Compe on in the System of Three SeasSD71: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Olga Vorkunova (Russian Peace Academy, Primakov IMEMO, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow State Linguis c Univ.)

Part. Hans Guenter Brauch (AFES-PRESS)Part. David Hovhannisyan (Center for Civiliza on and Cultural

Studies, Yerevan State Unversity)Part. Hayk Kocharyan (Center for Civilisa on and Sultural Studies,

Yerevan State University)Part. Olga Vorkunova (Russian Peace Academy, Primakov IMEMO,

Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow State Linguis c Univ.)Part. Marina Shpakovskaya ( Peoples ' friendship university of

Russia)Part. Gavrila Andreea (University of Craiova)

Roundtable


The Disconnects of Corrup on: How to Address the Prac cal Applica on of Research


Chair Paul Heywood (University of No ngham)Part. Heather Marque e (University of Birmingham)Part. Pallavi Roy (SOAS)Part. Jan Meyer-Sahling (University of No ngham)Part. Claudia Baez Camargo (Basel Ins tute on Governance

University of Basel)Part. Jackie HARVEY (Northumbria University)

Roundtable


Widening Horizons in Norms ResearchSD73: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Gregorio Be za (University of Exeter)Part. Adam Bower (University of St Andrews)Part. Giovanni Man lla (University of Cambridge)Part. Ane e S mmer (University of Oxford)Part. Aliya Tskhay (University of St Andrews)Part. Swa Srivastava (Purdue University)Part. Betcy Jose (University of Colorado Denver)Part. Jennifer Dixon (Villanova University)

Roundtable


Chinese Foreign Policy Perspec vesSD74: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Selcuk Colakoglu (Beijing Normal University - Hong Kong Bap st University United Interna onal College)

Disc. Selcuk Colakoglu (Beijing Normal University - Hong Kong Bap st University United Interna onal College)

Panel

The Role of Tibetan Diaspora in Shaping US' Policy towards ChinaMri ka Guha Sarkar (United Service Ins tu on of India (USI))

The Relevance of Economic Na onalism in Defining Digital Sovereignty: A Case Study of China’s Digital Silk Road in Europe

Gert Hilgers (University of Warwick)Zi (Ivy) Yang (University of Warwick)

Liberalizing the Liberal Interna onal Order in East Asia: China's Challenges

Min Shu (Waseda University)The unbearable ‘complexity’ of being: Altered cogni ve landscapes and change under complexity in EU-China rela ons

Alexis Leggeri (Hong Kong City University)

Provincial Compe on and China’s Foreign Rela onsSarah Sklar (Boston University)

Interna onal Poli cal EconomyInterna onal Ethics

Inter-disciplinary and cross-regional dialog on the role of economic sanc ons in interna onal poli cal economy: reflec ng on alterna ve voices and perspec ves


Chair Lee Jones (Queen Mary, University of London)Disc. Richard Sakwa (University of Kent)

Panel

“The impact of extraterritorial sanc ons on global value chains” Ksenia Kirkham (King's College London)

“The U.S. Sanc ons Offensive: Geoeconomics, Extraterritoriality, and Transatlan c Conflict”

Alan Weston Cafruny (Hamilton College)“China’s Sanc ons Approach in Transi on”

Angela Poh (Nanyang Technological University, Singapore)“A Theore cal Approach to Effec ve and Fair Global Sanc ons Governance: From an Asian Perspec ve”

Hajime Okusako (Associate Professor at School of Social Sciences, Waseda University)

“Func onal Imbalance? Revealing the Nature of the U.S. Sanc ons Policy Ins tu onal Performance”

Ivan N. Timofeev (Russian Interna onal Affairs Council)


Brexit, Exit, and the European UnionSD76: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Celeste Beesley (Brigham Young University)Disc. Celeste Beesley (Brigham Young University)

Panel

The Art of BrexitBenjamin Tallis (Her e School, Berlin)

Beyond Brexit: The UK From the OutsideKelley Li lepage (University of Houston)

Frustra ng Brexit? Ireland and the UK’s conflic ng approaches to Brexit nego a ons

Neil Dooley (University of Sussex)EU’s return to Geopoli cs? the EU, the Indo-Pacific and Asian–European Coopera on for a Mul lateral Liberal Interna onal Order

David García Cantalapiedra (Universidad Complutense de Madrid)

Analysis of the EU membership in the Northwest Atlan c Fisheries Organiza on (NAFO) as a new and specific model for the EU rela ons with interna onal intergovernmental organiza ons.

Joanna Starzyk-Sulejewska (University of Warsaw, Department of Poli cal Science and Interna onal Studies)


Transna onal Challenges in a Smaller WorldSD77: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Chris an Enemark (University of Southampton)Disc. Liberty Chee (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)

Panel

Understanding the Socio-economic Consequences of the Covid-19 Pandemic in India with special reference to Migrant Workers

Ram Pravesh Sah (Jawaharlal Nehru University, Centre for South Asian Studies, School of Interna onal Studies)

Preliminary Program

IMPACT OF GLOBALIZATION ON GENDER RELATIONS: STUDYING THE SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH OF WOMEN IN SOUTH AND SOUTH EAST ASIA

Pushpika Bara (Jawaharlal Nehru University)A Wider Perspec ve for Conceptualizing Uprootedness: From Refugee Studies to Forced Migra on Studies

Renk Ozdemir (Assistant Professor, Hace epe University; Visi ng Scholar, Harvard University CMES)

Delibera ve Democracy Approach to Refugee Integra on: The Case of Turkish A tudes towards Refugees

Ebru Canan Sokullu (Bahçeşehir University)Atakan Yılmaz (Bahçeşehir University)Muhammet Mert Karkar (Bahçeşehir University)

Role of Ins tu ons and Policy Framework for the Marginalized: Revisi ng Food Security and its Challenges during the Pandemics

Jagri Pandit (Jawaharlal Nehru University)


Disordering the Future: Widening Theory and Re-thinking Cri queSD78: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Paul C. Kirby (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Part. Joseph D. Hoover (Queen Mary University of London)Part. Charmaine Chua (University of California, Santa Barbara)Part. Antoine Bousquet (Swedish Defence University)Part. Srdjan Vuce c (University of O awa)Part. Meera Sabaratnam (SOAS, University of London)Part. Nivi Manchanda (Queen Mary, University of London)

Roundtable


Ones and Zeros: The Interna onal Poli cs of the Digital Revolu onSD79: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Chair Joseph D. Pres a (LMU Duncan School of Law)Disc. Joseph D. Pres a (LMU Duncan School of Law)

Panel

A Future of Our Own Making: Possibili es for Digital Democracy Garre Pierman (Florida Interna onal University)

The Impact of the Digital Media on Ethiopia’s Poli cal DiscourseSemahagn Abebe (Endico College)

Interconnectedness among forcibly displaced Iraqis in Finland to post-conflict Iraq: Digital pla orms as enablers for ac vism and tools of control for violent non-state actors

Marie e Hägglund (Finnish Ins tute of Interna onal Affairs)Trends in the the Published Discipline and the Impact of Editorial Boards: Evidence from Millennium

Raphaël Leduc (Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies)

THE IMPORTANCE OF PHYSICAL CONNECTIVITY FOR NEGLECTED REGIONS: A CASE STUDY OF INDIA’S NORTHEAST REGION

Dhiraj Tayal (Jawaharlal Nehru university)Dhanapriya Devi Chungkham (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India)

Preliminary Program

TA01-D., Aarushi

FC11, FD31, TB75Aall, Pamela R.

TD01-B, SB49Aanstoos, Kristen

WA14Aaronson, Susan

FD18, FA56Abad Alvarez-Querol, Alejandro

SB28Abb, Pascal

WC35Abbasov, Namig

ME16Abbondanza, Gabriele

TD45, SC17, WA24Abbo , Kenneth W.

SC36Abboud, Samer

SC27Abbs, Luke

FA51Abdalla, Neveen

TD31, SB25, TC30, MF01, FD58Abdelaaty, Lamis

TB35Abdelal, Rawi

WA71, TA19Abdelkader, Deina A.

WC40abdell f, amal

WC60Abdelwahab, Mennah

TA30Abdi, Asma

TA14Abdulhamid, Nafisa Ahmed

WB78ABDULLAH, MEHNAZ

SD79Abebe, Semahagn

SB62Abels, Joscha

MF11Abiolu, Rhoda

MC05ABIRAAD, HELENE MARIE

SA29, FB00-3Abouarab, Jessy

WD70AbouAssi, Khaldoun

WB33, WD43, FA02Abou-Chadi, Tarik

TD58Aboud, Nihad

WA01-B, SB76, TB28, FA50Abozaid, Ahmed

SD51Abraham, David

MF04Abraham, I y

FC58, MD05Abraham, Kavi Joseph

TC04Abrahams, Alexei

SC05, TB33Abrahamsen, Rita

SD20Abrahms, Max

FA69, FD58Abramson, Yehonatan

WA23Abu-Laban, Yasmeen

FB57Abulof, Uriel

FB52Acar, Dilaver Arikan

WD54Accorsi, Pedro

TD57Acevedo, Jesse

WC13, TD24, SB27, WB56Acharya, Amitav

WB27, MB01Acheson, Ray

SC73Achilleos-Sarll, Columba

WD06, TD22Acikmese, Sinem

SB35Ackah-Arthur, Jemima

TD40, TA14Ackah-Baidoo, Patricia

SD64, SA45Ackerly, Brooke

TD35Acuff, Jonathan

TA56Acuto, Michele

SD69Adachi, Kenki

WB22, TB47Adalet, Begum

WD18, WB71Adams, Tracy

WC50Adamsky, Dmitry (Dima)

TD60, SA23, WC58, TC63Adamson, Fiona

MD10, WC73, SB66Adediran, Bola

FA26, TB00-3Adelaiye, Samaila

SA17Adeloye, Ayotunde

WA37Adeto, Yonas Adaye

FA57, SD33Adhikari, Bimal

FC68, SB28Adhikari, Monalisa

TA32Adhikari, Prakash

SB15, TA27, WC30Adiong, Nassef Manabilang

TC01-C, SC71Adiputera, Yunizar

SD64, TC20, TA03Adler, Emanuel

TC66, TD36, TA03, FD28Adler-Nissen, Rebecca

WC41, FA45Adogamhe, Paul G.

SC69Aeby, Michael

FB63Aerdts, Wilhelmina

TA74Affonso, Luiza

WC48Afzaal, Muhammad

SC05, TA52, WB47Agarwal, Amya

SA43, WA31, MD11, WC16, ME14, SC73, TD20

Agathangelou, Anna M.

WC68Agell, Núria

SA14, SD15Agensky, Jonathan C.

TA01-D, SC21, FB41Aggestam, Karin

TC65Aggestam, Lisbeth

WB03, TC59Aghazada, Mirmehdi

FB17, FD37Agneman, Gustav

SD43, SC67Agos nis, Giovanni

FC19Agudelo Or z, Diana Marcela

WA14Aguerre, Carolina

SB35Aguilar, Sergio Luiz

FB34Aguirre, Daniel

WB46, MD14Aharoni, Sarai B.

TB16Ahirwar, Bhoopendra Kumar

TA49Ahmad , Nizar

FD59, TC29Ahmad, Haval

SC56Ahmadi, Sandra

TB29, FB59Ahmadoghlu, Ramin

TB78, TA74Ahmadzai, Atal

TB71, WB53Ahmed, Hassan E.

SA27Ahmed, Khalid

SB43Ahmed, Mansoor

SD20Ahmed, Reem

MG04Ahmed, Shahzeb

TB41Ahmed, Shayesta Nishat

FA10Aho, Bre

WD47Aho, Melissa

SA23, TA25Ahram, Ariel I.

TD65Ai, Weining

FB67, SC07Aiken, Nevin T.

TC67Aina, Folahanmi

FD43, SD62, FA71, WD74, WB28Ainley, Kirsten

WA54Aissaoui, Alex

WB07Aistrope, Tim

TA45Akaha, Tsuneo

FD00-2, WA79, TD24Akahoshi, Sho

TD28Akakpo, Dr. Jean-Marc

SC51Akarsu, Hayal

FC06, SC16, WB05Akbaba, Yasemin

MF15Akbay, Özde Asli

TB29Akhmetkarimov, Bulat

WD28Akhtar, Anushka

SB43Akhtar, Rabia

Index of Participants

Preliminary Program

SA67Akhtar-Khavari, Afshin

TB02Akinnusotu, Bunmi

TD17Akman, Yasemin

MG11, TD19Akopov, Sergei

TB26Akporiaye, Alero

TC74Aksu, Ibrahim Enes

SC34Aktan, Dogus

WD57Akuamoah, Ernest

TD40Akuffo, Edward A.

TA10, FA07Al Achkar, Ziad

SD39Al Lawa , Nawra

FD42Al, Serhun

WD25, SB25, SC54Alakoc, Burcu Pinar

TC01-B, WC75, SB77Alam, A ab

TC44Alay, Alejandro

TA01-AAlBahri, Ayoub

WD01-C, FD57, FC37, FB51Albert, Mathias Theo

SD63, WB79, SB47Albert, Michael

WC08Alber , Claudio

WA69, TA67Albertoni, Nicolas

WA01-AAlbistegui Adler, Garre

TC14, FD52Albrecht, Holger

FA12Albrecht, Peter

SA21Albuquerque, Felipe

SB24Aldoughli, Rahaf

SA50, WD28Aleinikoff, Alex

WB67Alemu, Samuel Tefera

SA63, MG11, TB36Aleprete, Michael E.

FC05, MA11Alexander, Fiona

TA18Alexander, Liz

TA76Al-Faham, Hajer

WC10Algar-Faria, Gilberto

SB50Alger, Jus n

SB39Alhayek, Ka y

SD06, WD73Ali, Arshad

SC68, SD09Alibegovic, Asaf

TC78Aliber , Marco

WC64ALICI, Nisan

MF02Alio, Mustafa

WD67Al-khaffaf, Omayma

WD64Alkon, Meir

MC15, WC17, MD05Allan, Bentley B.

TD07, FD07, TC36, FC07Allan, Jennifer

WC01-AAllemang, Lindsey

WA70, WC65Allen, Michael

TB23Allen, Michael A.

SD07, FB36Allen, Susan

FD65, SB21, TA15Allen, Susan Hannah

SC09, TD16Allendoerfer, Michelle

FC24Alley, Joshua

WB19Allison, David

FB45Allison, Juliann Emmons

WC04Almahmoud, Monerah

TB68, FA61Alme, Vårin

SB18Almeida Lopes Fernandes, Ivan

TD19, TA77, SB61Almeida Resende, Erica Simone

WA00-3, TB01-AAlnassar, Nassar

FD56Alnuaimi, Hessa

TC67Alok Ranjan, Amit

MG18, FC21Alonso Soriano, Ana Lucia

WD12Alphin, Caroline

TD67Alrababa'h, Ala'

SA16Alt, Suvi

FA60Altan-Olcay, Ozlem

WA27, MD13Altay, Tunay

SC17, WA24Alter, Karen J.

WC49, FC75, TC59Al er, Mary Beth

WC23, MD06Al nors, Gorkem

SA78Al ok, Ali

TB53, FD65Altman, Dan

WD06Altunisik, Meliha

MD07Alves, Carolina

WA38Alves, Fernanda

WD42, TA55Alvi, Hayat

SB06Amable, Dennis Senam

TD50Amarasingam, Amarnath

SA31Amaya, Ana B.

SB73, TD73Ambartsoumian-Clough , Karina

TA22, SB06Ambrożek, Mateusz

TC67, WB57, FA78, FB33Ameyaw-Brobbey, Thomas

WA23, TD34Amicelle, Anthony

FB23Amiri, Rahmatullah

TC67AMJAD, MARIA

SB02, WA76, TC76Ammaturo, Francesca Romana

SC14, WB14, FC01, WA38Amoureux, Jack L.

MD10Amuhaya, Claire

TA00-1An, Jingjing

FA37, SB23, MH16, WC30Anand, Dibyesh

FC15Anand, Prathivadi

SA72Anania, Jessica

WB52, SA53, FD53Anantharaman, Manisha

FB54Anastasio, Natalie

WC65Anastasopoulos, Le eris

SA07Anaya-Muñoz, Alejandro

MA16Anceschi, Luca

WB46Anc l Avoine, Priscyll

SD07Andaya, Raymond

FD35Anderl, Felix

FD13Anders, Therese

SB38, FD05Andersen, Morten Skumsrud

WD75Anderson, Emma-Louise

TB64Anderson, Greg J.

SB44Anderson, Joseph

ME13Anderson, Liam

SA28, WD42, FB41, FA57, TD01-BAnderson, Miriam J.

TC00-2, WB25Anderson, Nicholas

FB22Andonova, Liliana

MC13Andrä, Chris ne

FB71Andrade, Roberta C.

TD26, SC43, WA65Andreas, Peter

WB36, SC59, MG12, SB62Andreasson, Stefan

SD71Andreea , Gavrila

FA35Andreescu, Floren na C.

SD34, FD73, SA66, FA25Andreopoulos, George J.

FC49Andresen, Steinar E.

SD68Andreu, Marco


Preliminary Program

FC18, TA00-1, TD40, WC79, TB33Andrews, Nathan

MD03Ang, Yuen Yuen

WB68, WD68, MB05Anghel, Veronica

TC54, MA13, MH09Angin, Merih

SA65Angrisani, Roberto

FA54Angulo-Pasel, Carla

MG02Anice , Jonata

WC48, SB17Ankersen, Christopher

MC02Annavarapu, Sneha

TD42Ansari, Neha

SC14, WB09Antanaviciute, Marija

WA02, TD71Anthony, Mely C.

SC45, MD01, MC02, TA52Anumol, Dipali

MG17APAR, Altan

TD25Aparicio Ramirez, Mariana

TA56, FB45Apergi, Maria

TC09Appe, Susan

SA03Appel, Benjamin

WC00-2Appiah-Thompson, Christopher

WA23Aradau, Claudia E.

FC30Aradhya, Siddartha

SC18, TC16Arai, Tatsushi

WB79, SB33Arakelyan, Lilia

TB57Aranguren, Juan Luis Lopez

TD38Arapova, Ekaterina

SC73, FA74Arat, Zehra F. Kabasakal

FA18Aratuo, David

WD58Arcand, Jean-Louis

WB19Arceneaux, Giles David

SC13Arceneaux, Phillip

SD54Archambault, Emil

FC63Arcos, Ruben

FC63Ard, Michael

WB64, SA21Ardila, Martha

FA66Arel-Bundock, Vincent

FD73Arend, Anthony Clark

SC71Arfi, Badredine

FA00-2Arguelles Arredondo, Carlos Gabriel

FA41Ari, Emine

MF06, MB04, FA05Arian, Anahita

TA24Arias, Desmond

SA34, WA52Arias, Sabrina

TC27Armakolas, Ioannnis

WA05Armaly, Miles

FC10Armele, Vinícius

TA63, WA68, SD57Armijo, Leslie Ellio

TD70Armstrong, JP

MA02, FC48Armstrong, Megan

SA34Arnold, Chris an

SC34, WD61, FD19Arnon, Daniel

SB65, FC16Aronson, Jacob

TD11Aronson, Jonathan

SA45Aroussi, Sahla

WA36Arribas , Cris na

WC45, FB07Arsenault, Amelia H.

WB03, SD19, SB07Arslan, Mehmet Erdem

MB08Arthur, Catherine

WA01-D, FA29, FB47, FD72Arugay, Aries

TC51, WD73, SD01, SB35, FD23Arva, Bryan

MA15Aryodiguno, Harryanto

WA45, WD44Asadzade, Peyman

WB67Asaka, Jeremiah

WC49, FB09, SC54, TA41, FC75, WD66, MG10

Asal, Victor

WD32Asante, Doris

TB14Ásgeirsdó r, Áslaug

FD60, TD65Asghar, Rizwan

SC31Ash, Konstan n

TA67Ashbee, Edward

WB73, FB11Ashfaq, Muhammad

WD04, SC33Ashford, Emma

WD01-C, TA22Ashraf, Mansoor

TB12, WC13, TC19, SD37Ashworth, Lucian M.

TD36Askonas, Jonathan

WB54Aslam, Wali

FB68Asmita, Ananya

WB10Asmolov, Gregory

FD59, SA05Ataci, Tugce

TA20Atack, Iain

TB55, SD30, TA72Atal, Maha Rafi

FC41Atashi, Elham

WB34, FC72Atkinson, Douglas

SB56A anayake, Chulanee

TD01-C, TA15A a, Hana

SA51, WA06A na, Fulvio

TD61Atzili, Boaz

TA21, WB47Auchter, Jessica

FC46Augenstein, Lea

WB31, WD03, SB01, TA05, FA29Auld, Graeme

WB76, FD51, WC61Aus n, Jonathan Luke

SC26, SB08Autesserre, Séverine

TC01, SC25Avant, Deborah

SD27, TC30, FB54Avdan, Nazli

TC27Avdimetaj, Teuta

FA40, SB31Avey, Paul C.

TB01-D, SA53, WB67Axelrod, Mark

SB69, SC70, SD51Axster, Sabrina

SC69Axyonova, Vera

SD53Aya, Maria

FD77Ayala Cas blanco, Lizeth Vanessa

WD33Ayala Galí, Elena

MF18Aydin, Aysegul

WD06, TD22Aydin, Mustafa

TA66, SD25Aydin, Umut

WB51, SA56Ayers, Kaili

TD11, WC28, WA09, SC13Ayhan, Kadir Jun

FB68Ayinuola, Ojo

SD09, SB66Ayodele, Odilile

WD43, WB63, TB08Ayoub, Phillip M.

WC79Ayres, R. William

MB11Ayyappan, Padmam

SA25Azar, Nancy

SC44Azeredo, Rafael

TD77, TC50Ba, Alice D.

MA01, WC17, WB70, TD16Ba, Oumar

WA57Baaz, Mikael


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SC69Babenko, Svitlana

WA16, TC33, FA06, FD69Babic, Milan

FB16Babicz, Marcelline T.

WA78Babiker, Manara

WC37Babiker, Mohammed

SD68Baccaro, Lucio

TB15, SB24Bachleitner, Kathrin

FD72Bachman, Jeffrey

FD77Bachmann, Theresa

TA39, WC48, ME13Baciu, Cornelia

MD16Backer, David

WD15, MB13Bäckstrand, Karin

TC02Bacon, Tricia L.

WD17, SA19Badache, Fanny

TD39Badanjak, Sanja

FC66Badell, Diego

WB12Bader, Julia

WD00-2Badey, Thomas J.

SC72, WB66Bae, Jihyeon

MG05Bae, Ki-Hyun

MH10, MF07, WD30Baek, Chung-Ah

TB01-B, FD75, SB34, TC01-ABaele, Stephane

TB29Baer, Madeline

WD60, FC57Baev, Pavel

MA07, SD72Baez Camargo, Claudia

M00Baggi, Lucas

WC59Bagozzi, Benjamin E.

WD57, FC27, FB00-2Bagwell, Stephen

WC40, FA25Bahi, Riham

MF02, TD73Bahram, Haqqi

FB08Bahruddin, Bahruddin

WA63, TA70Bailey, David J.

WB01-CBailey, Hannah

TA07Bailly, Jessy

FD44, SA16, TD05Bain, William

MF03Baines, Erin K.

FC50Bakaki, Zorzeta

SB56, TC45Baker, Joshua

MC06Baker, Mary Tu

SD02Baker, Ma

FB10, FD16Bakiner, Onur

TA36, WB33, WD71Bakke, Kris n

WD61, FC26Bakken, Ingrid Vik

FA46Bakker, Femke E.

TD54, WC38Baklitskiy, Andrey

MF09Balag'kutu, Tim Adivilah

FC12Balaguera, Martha

TB58Balaiah, Shalini

FC39, FA33, FD02Balaji, Shru

TD79, TA27Balasco, Lauren M.

SB50Balboa, Cris na M.

WC69, TD59, FA02, SD26Balcells, Laia

WC75Baldaro, Edoardo

TD54Baldus, Jana

WB04Baleato, Suso

FB07Ballard, Andrew

WC55Ballard-Rosa, Cameron

MD02Ballve, Teo

TA03, TB02, SB66, WC31Balogun, Emmanuel A.

SC15Balzacq, Thierry

SB67, SA15Bamber, Ma hew

SC14, WC53Banai, Huss

FB23Bandula-Irwin, Tanya

TC31Banerjee, Kiran

FC27Banerjee, Vasabjit

MB14Banfield, Rachel

SC29Banka, Andris

TB51Banki, Susan

SD58, FA77Banks, David

FC11, TC42Bano, Saira

TA15, TC22Bapat, Navin

WD57, FD60Bara, Corinne

SD77Bara, Pushpika

WB76Barabantseva, Elena

WB41, WD35, WC01-CBaram, Gil

SB42Baranes, Avraham

WC75Baranets, Elie

TD14Barany, Zoltan

TB40Barasuol, Fernanda

SA14Barbato, Mariano

TD52Barber, B. Bryan

ME09Barbieri, Giovanni

FA64Barbieri, Katherine

TB49Barbosa, Flavia

WC41Barbosa, Mila

TD64Barboza-Núñez, Esteban

FA22Barder, Alexander D.

SB14, WC68Bargues, Pol

FB68, M00Barik, Niranjan

TB12, SB03, FA43Barkawi, Tarak Karim

WC51Barkdull, John

TB73Barker, Drucilla

TC57, WA64Barkin, J. Samuel

TB38Barlaup, Asgeir

TB24, FB29, SD26Barma, Naazneen

MF17Barnea, Dr. Avner

WB40, FB69, WC17Barne , Michael

FC79, TB61Barney, Morgan

SB59, FA42, SC57Barnhart, Joslyn Nicole

WD21Barnoschi, Miruna

TB23Barnum, Miriam

WC29Baron, Hannah

TD19Baron, Ilan Zvi

FA08Baron, Justus

SC16, ME12Barras, Amelie

ME02Barra , Bethany

SD10, TA31, WC66, SC64, FD73, SB78Barre , Kathleen

TA78, FB12, FD41, TC40Barrinha, Andre

WB47Barrios Sabogal, Laura Camila

FB70, FC49Barros Leal Farias, Deborah

WD12Barros, Ana Flavia

FB62, TB00-3Barry, Colin

SB57Barry, Todd J.

SD68Barta, Zsofia

TB39, FA77Bartels, Elizabeth (Ellie)

FC02Bartels, Larry


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TB12, FB51, MC13Bartelson, Jens

FB50, TD51Barter, Shane J.

MB13Bartley, Tim

SC01Barton, Chris J.

TB65Bartsch, Jens

FB00-3Baruah, Prerona

TA64, SB04Barzanje, Costan

FA77Barzashka, Ivanka S.

WD09Bas, Muhammet

WD77Basalalli, Akhila

TD34Basaran, Tugba

SB67, WA05, FB61Basedau, Ma hias

TB51, FB50, TA47, SD50Baser, Bahar

TD45, TC01-DBaser, Caglayan

FD68, TD66Baser, Ekrem

FD47, WB07, TC45Basham, Victoria M.

TD44Bashovski, Marta

TB54Basnet, Post

WD63, MH06Basrur, Rajesh

WC51Basso, Larissa

TA71Bas aens, Ida

FD26Bastos, Maria

WD01-A, FD44Basu Mellish, Jack

TA78, FB12Basu, Arindrajit

TB44, WC01-CBasu, Sulagna

WC67Batac, Marc

FB05, WB28Bates, Genevieve

WC29Bateson, Regina Anne

TD15, SD25Batora, Jozef

ME08Ba a, Anna

TB49, FC49Ba stello Espíndola, Isabela

FD55, TC61Bauer, Fin

WB49, FA06Bauer, Fredric

FD67Bauer, Kelly

TA58Bauer, Sibylle

WD55, TC25Bauerle Danzman, Sarah

WB58Baum, Ma hew

MD18Baumgardner-Zuzik, Jessica

SD05Baumgart-Ochse, Claudia

TD09Baur, Andreas

SC50Bau sta Mar nez, Margarita María

WD77, TB58, SC40Bava, Ummu Salma

TB33Bawa, Sylvia

TC49Baxter, Philip

MB09, MA04Bayar, Tugba

MF04Bayard de Volo, Lorraine

FA78, WA45Baydag, R. Melis

MG08Bayer, Resat

MC10, SC64Baykov, Andrey

SC39, FC75Baylouny, Anne Marie

WC13, TD61Bayly, Mar n Jonathan

TD08, FC27, WC20Bayram, A. Burcu

SC38Bayyenat, Abolghasem

WB61, WA58Beall, Katherine

FB75Bean, Mark

FD72Beard, Abigail

FB00-1Beard, Steven

MC19, TB27Beardsley, Kyle

FA46, TA46Beasley, Ryan

TC27Beaujouan, Juline

FC04, WC07, WA13Beaumont, Paul

TD69Beauregard, Philippe

TA77, FA27Becker, Douglas

SA51, FB24Becker, Jordan

FA28, FD74, TA25Becker, Megan

FC58, TD64, TC64Becklake, Sarah

MA08Bedford, Sofie

WA20Bedrij-Arpa, Chris aan

SA18, FC60, TD34Beerli, Monique J.

TC04Beers, Andrew

TA71, SD76, FC55Beesley, Celeste

FD20, MF06, FA05, SC28, WB56, SB64Behera, Navnita C.

MC02Behl, Natasha

FA13, WC02Behnke, Andreas

FC70, SD70, WC78Behuria, Pri sh

WB08, FD40, SC10, SA27Beier, J. Marshall

WB34, WC46Beiser-McGrath, Liam F.

FA49Beisheim, Marianne

FB40Bekyol, Yasemin

TC49Bélanger, Jean-François

FA13Belcher, Oliver

FB61Belgioioso, Margherita

TC57, TA74Belhabib, Dyhia

SC37Beliakova, Polina

SB32Bell, Andrew

TA58Bell, Arvid

TB14, WB67Bell, Cur s

WA10Bell, Duncan

TA13Bellanova, Rocco

SA33Bellinger, Nisha

SD52Bell-Mar n, Rebecca

SC18Belloni, Roberto

FA59Belmonte, Rosalba

WC71Below, Amy

SC74Ben Hammou, Salah

TD51Ben Hamo, Moshe

SA38, SD44Ben Jaffel, Hager

SD69, FA37, FC04, FB25Benabdallah, Lina

TC08Ben-Artzi, Ruth

TA51Bencherif, Adib

TB26, FB08Benedict, Jason

WC27Benincasa, Eugenio

FC31Ben-Itzhak, Svetla

SA71, TD59Ben-Josef Hirsch, Michal

MG09BenLevi, Raphael

MC15Benner, Ann-Kathrin

WA15Benne , D. Sco

WB55, FB08Benne , Elizabeth A.

FB72, SA53, FA30, WD64Benney, Tabitha M.

TC26Benson, Michelle

WD36, SC69Bentele, Ursina

SD48Bentley, Michelle

WD66Ben-Yehuda, Hemda

WD20Benziman, Yuval

WB34Berejikian, Jeffrey

WD46Berenji, Shahin


Preliminary Program

SD17, FC34, WD69, TA16, FD05Berenskoe er, Felix

FC41Beresford, Alexander

TA31, TB50, SC54, SB48Berg, Louis-Alexandre

FC45, TA64Berger, Lars

FD62, TB73Bergeron, Suzanne

WB59, TA61, WA59Bergesen, Albert

FD63Berglund, Christofer

TA01-D, SD32, SA30, FC21, TC43Bergman Rosamond, Annika

WD64Bergsvik, Robert

TD58Berlin, Mark

FA06, TB70Bernards, Nick

TB38, WC46Bernauer, Thomas

SB44Berndtsson, Joakim

WA04Bernier, Luc

FC31Berniquez-Villemaire, Nicolas

WD15, MH03, FD12, WA18Bernstein, Steven

MG04Bernussi, Mariana

FB39, SD64, FC18, TA52Berry, Marie E.

TB18Ber , Benede a

FA40Beschorner, Bryce

FB01, WA18Best, Jacqueline M.

FD68Bethke, Felix S.

SA14, SD73Be za, Gregorio

WB01-B, SC68Bezerra, Paul

WD28Bhadlawala, Ryan

WA01-DBhagat, Akash

TB70, WD43, WB63, FD45Bhagat, Ali

FA78Bhagat, Lakshita

SA74Bhandari, Nub Raj

WB31Bhandary, Rishikesh

FB36Bharwani, Aleem

FD25Bha a, Anjali

TC42Bha a, Jasmine

WB67Bha , Pooja

FC38, WD43Bian, Junru

TC64Bianchi, Raoul

TA19, SB78Bianco, Chris ne

FB70Bianco, Matheus

SD43Bianculli, Andrea C.

FA33Bias, Leandra

SB28Biba, Sebas an

MB03, TC20Bicchi, Federica

WC43Bichay, Nicolas

TA06, TB38, FD66Biedenkopf, Katja

SD13Biedermann , Steve

TC01-C, WC02Biegon, Rubrick

WA09Bier, Lindsey M.

WC42Biermann, Felix

WA51, WD15, SB01, SA53, FC49Biermann, Frank

WD39, WB56Biersteker, Thomas

SA78Bighorn, Jordan

TA66, TB52Biglaiser, Glen

TA13, WA23, TC12, FC60, TD34Bigo, Didier

FC76Bilalova, Lana

MD11Bilgic, Ali

WA06, WC44, SB64Bilgin, Pinar

MG02, MB16Bilia, Itsik

TD18Billesbach, Glen

MD16Billing, Trey

FC30Billingsley, Sunnee

FA50, WB66Bin Kashem, Tauhid S.

WD17Binder, Mar n

MD09Binelli, Chiara

TB01-CBine , Bruno

FA15, TC15Binningsboe, Helga Malmin

FB74Birchfield, Vicki

SD66Birdsall, Andrea

TB17, WA21Birikorang, Emma

WA76, SB70Birkvad, Ida

ME12Birnbaum, Maria

WA05Birnir, Johanna K.

SB49, TC40Biscop, Sven

WC02Bishai, Linda S.

SA61Biskupski-Mujanovic, Sandra

WA26Bissonne e, Andreanne

WD59BISTA, KRISHNA

WA03, MB01, SC58, TC45Biswas, Shampa

SC09Bivens, Robert

SC27Biygautane, Taib

FA01, WD11, WB46, SB05Bjorkdahl, Annika F.

SD49, FB20Black, David Ross

TD45Blackmon, Pamela

SD46Blad, Torsten

TD57Blair, Christopher

WA26Blanchard, Eric

TA69, WC62Blanchard, Jean-Marc F.

WC01-BBlanche e, Nicholas

M00Blanco, Ramon

FD20, TC13, TA18, FC77Blaney, David L.

FB13, FC24Blankenship, Brian

WD54, WC48, SC68Blankshain, Jessica

FB26Blanton, Robert G.

FB26Blanton, Shannon Lindsey

WD63, TC41Blarel, Nicolas

TB61Blasenheim, Tracey

ME04Blavoukos, Spyros

WC09, SC28, SB64Bliesemann de Guevara, Berit

FC40, SA37Blistène, Pauline

FC44, SC57Bloch, Chase

WD40Blocher, Julia

FD47, SB72, FA62Blocksome, Patricia

MC09Blondeel, Mathieu

FA03, SA69, WB09Bloodgood, Elizabeth

WA48, SA55Bloom, Mia M.

TD73Bloom, Tendayi

TB48Bloomfield, Michael J.

WC70Bluen, Kelly-Jo

FA10Blumfelde, Stella

TC17, WA36Blyth, Abigail

FC62, FB01Blyth, Mark

WD21, SA58, WC72Bocchese, Marco

WB77Bochorodycz, Beata

FC59, TC69Böcü, Gözde

TB23Bodamer, Florian

SB72, TC49, SC38Boehlefeld, Kathryn

SC08, FB67, WC72, WD74, SA66Boehme, Franziska


Preliminary Program

WC66Boehmer, Charles

MH05Boer Cueva, Alba

WA35Boe cher, William A.

WA51, FD12Bogers, Maya

SC71Böhm, Madeleine

TB13Böhmelt, Tobias

WC58Bohnet, Heidrun

WD29, WB29, TA30, FB67Bohrer, Ashley

WB10Boichak, Olga

MB05Boin, Arjen

FC79Bokeriya, Svetlana

FA15Bolte, Brandon

SA78Bolten, Catherine

WB27, WC27Bolton, Ma hew

ME07Bolukbasi, H. Tolga

TB77, FC29, FA71Bonacker, Thorsten

WC74Bonansinga, Donatella

FB31, TA17, FA02Bond, Kanisha D.

TA70Bonfert, Bernd

SB28Boni, Filippo

WB26, TB01-CBonifai, Niccolo

FB21Bonilla, John

SB44Bonjour, Saskia

SD22Bono , Ma eo

MB09Borah, Sanchita

WD73Borer, Tristan Anne

SC74, TB52Borg, Stefan

TC09Borges Pinho, Ana Paula

MF14Borges, Mateus Schneider

FA24Borghard, Erica

TB40Borne, Thiago

MB04, FD05Borowetz, Taylor

FA31Borozna, Angela

TA75Borseth, Betsy

FD64, SB33Borshchevskaya, Anna

TC01-B, SD64, FA11, FC66, TD15Börzel, Tanja A.

FC28Bose, Srinjoy

WB01-DBosi Moreira, Bruna

SB02, TB08Bosia, Mike

MA03Bossuyt, Fabienne

FC47Bouchard, Caroline

SD51Boucher, Anna Katherine

WB58, SC75Boucher, Jean-Christophe

SC42Boucher, Vincent

TA07BOUCLY, JULIEN

WB08, TD04, WD22, SD70, WB70, TB08Bouka, Yolande

MG15, MC18Boulden, Jane

ME04Bourantonis, Dimitris

SB44, SD64Bourbeau, Philippe

SA77Bourgeon, Mathilde

WB27Bourne, Michael

WB72, SD78Bousquet, Antoine

MD16Bou on, Andrew

WB69, SB58, FC16Bove, Vincenzo

WC01-BBowen, Tyler

MC08, SD73, FD22Bower, Adam

SB72Bowers, Ian

TC75Boyd, J. Barron

SC02, SD24Boyer, Mark A.

WC01-D, MF10, TB78, TC34, TD52Boyes, Chris na

SD54, WC43, WB44Boylan, Brandon

SD27Boyle, Michael J.

FD63, FC25Bozovic, Iva

FD78, FC44Braaten, Daniel

SB34Brace, Lewys

TD50, FC45Braddock, Kurt

FB67, FA54Bradley, Miriam

TC04Bradshaw, Samantha

TA49, TC44, FC55, SC50Braga, Camila

FC74Braga, Carlos Chagas Vianna

WD24, WA08, TB58, FB00-1Braithwaite, Alex

FC57, TC24, WB15, WD02Braithwaite, Jessica Maves

SD23, FA14Bramsen, Isabel

SA54Branch, Jordan

FC49Brandi, Clara A.

WD16, FA58Brandimarte, Italo

SD01, FD61Brandt, Caroline

SA04Brandt, Patrick T.

FB20Brannagan, Paul

FB38Brannon, Elizabeth

WD08, WC60, WA29Brantly, Aaron F.

WA29, SC46Brantly, Nataliya D.

FA08Brass, Irina

SC54Brathwaite, Kirs n J. H.

SD05Brathwaite, Robert T.

SD71Brauch, Hans Guenter

SA03Braumoeller, Bear F.

FC62Braun, Benjamin

SD38, FC36Braun, Chris an Nikolaus

SC64Braun, Mats

TA01, TD77, FA45, FD14Braveboy-Wagner, Jacqueline

FB34, FD04, WC00-2Bravo, Vanessa

FD18Breen, Laura

TC18Breen, Michael H.

TB57, TC20, TA03Bremberg, Niklas

WC12, SA17Breske, Ashleigh

WB05, MD16Breslawski, Jori

WC62, TA79Breslin, Shaun G.

TB30, WD05, TA29Bressmer, Janine

SB48Bre le, Alison

TD08, MA16, SD47, SC21, ME08Breuning, Marijke

FC20Brewer-Osorio, Susan

SB10Briceno Ruiz, Jose

MF06Brigg, Morgan

SD37, WB56Brincat, Shannon K.

FB66, TD68Brinkerhoff, Jennifer Marie

TB49Brito , Agata

SB40, TA64, FA09, TC58Brito, Tarsis Daylan

SD36, FB31, WC72, SB68Broache, M.P.

FC03, SC48, TD62Broad, Robin

WA39Broeders, Dennis

TD29, SC31, TC14Brooks, Risa A.

WB26Brooks, Sarah

SD13, FC67Brosig, Malte

WC03, WD34, FD30Brown, Chris

SC11, WC58, WB67Brown, Christopher M.


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FB79Brown, Emily

SD27, SC52Brown, Joseph M.

FB68Brown, Karen

TD66Brown, Kathleen

SB41, TB08Brown, Michelle Lee

SD59, FC01Brown, Owen

WB63Brown, Stephen

SB36Brown, Vanessa

TD52, TB06Bruch, Carl

FA46, WC20, SC21Brummer, Klaus

WC14, SD09Brummer, Ma hew

TB21Brun Pedersen, Rasmus

SA44, SB12, FC23Bruneau, Quen n P.

FA73Brunke, Peter

SD38, WB60, FC36, SA68Brunste er, Daniel R.

FA03, TC52, WC36Brutger, Ryan

SD60Bruusgaard, Kris n Ven

FD19Bryant, Kris n

MD19Brysk, Alison

TC30Bsisu, Naji

WB79Buarque, Beatriz

WA05, WB05Buckley, David T.

SA30, TC43Budabin, Alexandra

WD72Budd, Brian

TA58Budjeryn, Mariana

WD68, TA77, FA27Budryte, Dovile

FD57, SD17, MC15, TC20, WB67, TD01-A, SB06

Bueger, Chris an

TA00-2, FA54Buehler, Ma

FB27Bueno, Natália

WB02Bueno-Hansen, Pascha

WD52Buffardi, Anne

WD68, SB61Buhari Gulmez, Didem

TA57, FC13, FD13Buhaug, Halvard

FB21, WC12Bui, Duyen

FC79, TD45, WC42Buitelaar, Tom

FC31Bukan, Yasar

TD72Bull, Benedicte

WA35Bullock, Christopher

WB47Bullock, Tevvi

TA22Bulut, Dolunay

SA23Bulutgil, H. Zeynep

WB58, WC22Bunce, Mel

FA61, TA28, WC44Bunde, Tobias

SC03, TD70Burack, Cynthia

FC53Burai, Erna

SC30Bürbaumer, Benjamin

TC76Burchiellaro, Olimpia

WB38Burden-Stelly, Charisse

WC11Bures, Oldrich

SB66Burgess, Stephen

TA77Burke, Lisa M.

TB16Burmeister-Rudolph, Mira

SD44Burne , Berenice

TD12Burne , Charla

SB40, WC63Burns, Courtney N.

SD39Burrier, Grant

TC01-ABurstein, Alon

FD33Burstein, Paul

FC00-2, WA56, SA38Bury, Patrick

FC76Busacca, Jeremy

WC36, SA73, FC02Bush, Sarah

TA73Buss, Doris

WB34, SC29Bussmann, Margit

SB75, WD66Butcher, Charity

FC57, SC27Butcher, Charles

WC01-D, WB43, FA56, SB32Butler, Michael J.

TC67, TB62, WB42Bu , Ahsan I.

SC32Bu erworth, Kathryn

SD39Bu orff, Gail

FC37, SD63, TA06, TD56Buzan, Barry

FC32, TB61Buzas, Zoltan

WD60Byers, Michael

WA16Byrjalsen, Niels

FD28Byrne, Caitlin R.

SD28, TA51Byrne, Siobhan

TC70Byrne, William

WB37Byun, Joshua

FC04Bywaters, Cristobal

WA64Caballero Vélez, Diego

MA09Cabus, Tony

FA58Cachelin, Shala

WB20, FB48Cadier, David

TA75, FB61Cadorin, Nina Maureen

TA66, FA66Cadzow, Lucinda

SD75, SC30Cafruny, Alan Weston

FA29Cahill, Luke

SB34Caiani, Manuela

WB54Cakmak, Cenap

WD05Caldas, Mariana

TA12, FA10, WD76, TD09Calderaro, Andrea

FD20, MD11, FC01Calkivik, Asli

WB76Callahan, William A.

WC72Callison, Ian

FB62, FA65Calvert, Julia

SB57Camba, Alvin

TA44Campbell, Joel R.

WB14, FD32, FC14Campbell, Luke B.

TA73Campbell, Meghan

TB24, FD38Campbell, Susanna P.

WA14, SC60, TB70Campbell-Verduyn, Malcolm

TB07, SA34Campos, Luciana

SA65Campos-Delgado, Amalia

SB10Camroux, David

SD77, SA17Canan Sokullu, Ebru

TD10, MA10canas, tania

SD20, FA46Canbolat, Sercan

FC00-2, FB35, WD47, WC52Canfil, Jus n

SA50Cannon, Cecilia

TB38Cano, Katrina

WA32Cantero, Lucia

ME08Can r, Cris an A.

WB29, WA52Cantwell, Devon

TC21Cao, Ruixing

SB13Cao, Xun

WD23, TB12, SD40, SB64Çapan, Zeynep Gülşah


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SD45, SA39Caparini, Marina

TD69Capelos, Tereza

FC28, MC11Caplan, Richard

TA28Cappella Zielinski, Rosella

TC69Captain, Yvonne

MB07Capuno, Joseph

SD04, SA44, WA27, MD13, MF01, FC14Caraccioli, Mauro J.

TD40Caramento, Alexander

FC73Carayannis, Ta ana

WA27Carcelen Estrada, Antonia

MC05Cárdenas, María

SA70, SB17Cardoso Fonseca, Fernanda

FB11Cardoso Squeff, Ta ana

FB05, TC31, MC08, WC64, TB69, SD34, FD73, MB08, FA25

Carey, Henry (Chip)

SC34, FD19Carey, Sabine

FD78Cargas, Sarita

TB66, FB49Carlson, Brian G.

TB26, FB08Carlson, Kimberly

WD53, TD37Carlson, Melissa

SA09, FD73Carmichael, Leah

WB27, TC43, FD22Carpenter, Charli

SC35, TD55, TC78Carr, Madeline

ME02, FA57, SA07Carranza Ko, Ñusta

SD61Carranza, Mario E.

FA75Carraro, Valen na

WA75Carroll, Katherine

TD46, FB25Carrozza, Ilaria

WA53Carson, Aus n

WA42Carta, Caterina

MC09Carter, Angela

TA41, TB22, WC22Carter, Bri nee

TB00-2Carter, Darrell

SC06Carter, David

MH04Carter, George

FC44, FA48Carter, Jeff

FC06, SD47Carter, Ralph G.

TC17Cartmell, Carleigh

FB05Carvajalino, Jinu

FA70Carvalho, Thales

WA34Carvin, Stephanie

TC70Caserta, Salvatore

WB15, TD14Casey, Adam

SA52, TA05Cashore, Benjamin

TD01-D, WD17Casiraghi, Ma eo C.M.

SB59Casler, Donald

FA45Cassells, Elsada Diana

TB22Cassese, Erin

FD36, WD11Castel, Alison

SB54Castellano, Rachel

WD40Cas llo Betancourt, Ta ana

SB75Cas llo, Ruth

WC65Castro, Rafael

SC32, TA09, WC26Castro, Vic

WD09Cat, Olgahan

FC05, FA08, MA11Cath-Speth, Corinne

SD19Ca erson, Victoria

TD19Ca o, Kyle D.

TD55Cavalli, Olga

WB79Cavallini, Thiago

WD04Cavanna, Thomas

FB13, FD11, WC38, SB37Caverley, Jonathan

SC27, WB25Cebul, Ma hew

TD72Cechvala, Sarah

FA26Cederman, Lars-Erik

FD12Censoro, Jecel

FD20Cepeda M., Carolina

FD06Cepik, Marco

WB02, FA70Cerioli, Luiza

WD01-A, FA59Cerny, Phil

FB14, SB15, SA14, SC16Cesari, Jocelyne

SD42Cespedes, Lina

SC49Chabikwa, @rutendochabikwa

TB05Chacha, Mwita

SA04Chadefaux, Thomas

FD26, TC10Chadha, Astha

SC50Chagas-Bastos, Fabricio H.

FA35Chakrabar , Shomik

SD06Chakraborty, Rajarshi

SB47Chalecki, Elizabeth

MH16Chamberlain, Tyler

WC58Chami, Georgina

WB55Chan, Alexsia

MA15, MH08Chan, Lai-Ha

WD59Chan, Roy Y.

TB55Chan, Zenobia

TA32Chand, Bibek

WB62Chand, Deep

TB37, SA06Chandel, Jayant

FA23, SA12Chandler, David

WD77Chandola, Richa

FB08Chandra, Adelina

TA53Chandrasekara, Githma

MB04Chang, Arturo

WB43Chang, Chia-Chien

WD45Chang, Jiyoung

SC65Chanona, Alejandro

TB46, SA68Chapa, Joseph

TB03, SC06Chapman, Terrence L.

FB76, ME11Charalampaki, Effie

WC50Charap, Samuel

SB14, FA12Charbonneau, Bruno

WC69Charitopoulou, Effrosyni

SD23Charles, Mathew

TA73Charlesworth, Hilary

ME13Charountaki, Marianna

MC18Charron, Andrea E.

FD62, TB73Charusheela, S.

TC74Chas, Carmen

WD27Chase, Anthony Tirado

FC03, TA61Chase-Dunn, Christopher K.

WB31, FA49, WD15, TC36, FD12Chasek, Pamela

SB02, TC76Chateauvert-Gagnon, Beatrice

WA20Cha erjee Miller, Manjari

FC15Cha erjee, Anshu Nagpal

TB16, TC42, MA06Cha erjee, Ri uporna


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WC30Cha erjee, Sohini

WD33Cha erjee, Sudeshna

WD00-1Cha erton, Benjamin

WA60, FA55Cha ha, Nisar

SA77Cha y, Rishab

TD76, SA69, TB72, TC09Chaudhry, Suparna

WA79Chauhan, Ankita

MG16Chauhan, Kiran

TA45Chauhan, Pradeep Singh

TC37Chavannes, Esther

SD54, FB13Chávez, Kerry

SD77, SC49, FA35Chee, Liberty

WD45, TA54, TD45Chelo , Nicola

TB09Chen, Bin

FB47, TB72, TC11, FD67Chen, Cher Weixia

FC78Chen, Ching-Chang

TC01-CChen, Chong

FC17Chen, Dean

SC76Chen, Hao

SA06Chen, Hsin Chih

TD23Chen, Jing

WC60Chen, Kuan-Wu

WB24, FB01Chen, Ling

FC49Chen, Ling

TB46Chen, Steven

SC34Chen, Ted Hsuan Yun

MC01Chen, Titus C.

SB06Chen, Tom

TD23, WA66Chen, Xi

SA49Chen, Yu-Hua

SC29Chen, Zhaoyu

SB48, TA25, SC26, TB25Cheng, Chris ne

TB09Cheng, Huimin

FB21, TD55Chenou, Jean Marie

TA17, TC02Chenoweth, Erica

TA58chepurina, maria

WD05, WC60, SD50, TA65, FB38, FA17, TB44, SB11, TC42

Cherian Chacko, Jeethu Elza

TA53, SD50Chernobrov, Dmitry

MB12, TC03Chernoff, Fred

TC75Chernotsky, Harry I.

TD43, FC75Chernov Hwang, Julie

WA56Chertoff, Michael

FC74Chesini, Giusy

MB10, SD12Chessé, Alice

SD67, FA68Cheung, Gabrielle

MD14Cheung, Jessica

MF15Chey, Hyoung-kyu

WC77Chhibber, Bhar

WD62Chia, Colin

SC43Chilio Jordão, Leonardo

WD32, WB46Chilmeran, Yasmin

WB50, WA67Chinchilla, Alexandra

WD70, SC70, TA33Chiniara Charre , Catherine

SA70, SC41, SD40Chipato, Farai

FC63, FB46, WA35Chiru, Irene

SD29, MA19, FC48Chisholm, Amanda

SB03, FD30, WD34, WC44Chiu, Yvonne

FA23Chmu na, Ksenia

WD49Cho, ChaeEun

WB19, MH08Cho, Hyun-Binn

WC24, FC50Cho, Il Hyun

WB71Cho, Jacqui

WA45Cho, Soohyun

FA40Cho, Youngwon

FA30Chodor, Tom

MG10Chohwanglim, Ngiplon Rachel

MH13Chohwanglim, Ngipwem Rebecca

TA60Choi, Inho

MA18Choi, Ji Young

MB01, SA45, MD04, ME06choi, shine

SB47Choi, Timothy

FA45, WA41, FD14Chong, Alan

TC50, WC21Chong, Ja Ian

FC40, FA47Chopin, Olivier

FD35, SA33Chorev, Nitsan

MB11, WB78, SA33, MA06, SD39Choudhary, Abhishek

SB16, WC42, SD11Choudhary, Shivika

WD61Choulis, Ioannis

TB05Chow, Wilfred

ME14Chowdhry, Geeta

TB44CHOWDHURY, TRIPTI

SA73Christensen, Michael

WC69Chris a, Fo ni

SB16Chris an, Ben

TA01-CChris ansen, William

SD56Chris e, Ryerson

WB23Christoffersen, Gaye

WA60Christou, Odysseas

TA20Christoyannopoulos, Alexandre

WB20, WC23, FC42Chryssogelos, Angelos Stylianos

SC53, FC24Chu, Jonathan A.

TD77Chu, Sinan

SD78Chua, Charmaine

MA14Chubb, Andrew

SA49, TA19Chung, Chien-peng

MA18Chung, Eunbin

FA03Chung, Seowoo

WA01-D, SD79Chungkham, Dhanapriya Devi

FA30Chwieroth, Jeffrey

FD18, WA71, FA07, SB35, WC01-C, SD50, TC29, TA22

Cibian, Stefan

TC70Cichowski, Rachel A.

SC65Cid, Yleana

FA52Ciefova, Michaela

TA42Ci ci, Sabri

SC68Cihan, Irem

WA22, FC16Cil, Deniz

TC22, TA15, WA44Cilizoglu, Menevis

FB05Cinar, Ipek

MD12Ciocca, Julia

SB29Ciorciari, John D.

TA27Ciordia Zabalza, Beatriz

SA59Civelek, Eyup

WC46Clapp, Jennifer

FD65Clare, Joe


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TC62Clark, Ann Marie

TD63Clark, John F.

FC65Clark, Julie

WA49Clark, Lindsay

WC47, TD45, FA19Clark, Richard

TB70Clarke, Chris

WD12Clarke, Erik

SB43, TC41, TB62, WB42Clary, Christopher

FB63Claver, Alexander

WC60, FB31, FA73, TD59Clay, K. Chad

SA02, WC29, MD08, FD60Clayton, Govinda D.

WB54Cleary, Laura

TD06Clements, Kevin

WD58Cleveland, Clayton J.

TA26Closen, Marcus

WA04Clou er-Roy, Christophe

SB24, FB36Clowry, Sarah

SB30, TA70, FD00-1, WA63Clua Losada, Monica

TD26, FC56Clunan, Anne

FB71, SA75, TC39Coate, Roger A.

WC00-2, TB55Cobb, Ma hew

WD11Cobb, Sara

SA60, FC77, SB62Cobbe , Elizabeth

SA65Cocan, Silviana

FD43, SB03Cochran, Molly

SA31Cockerham, Geoffrey B.

TB23Coe, Andrew J.

SB32Coelho, Carlos Frederico

TA10Coetzee, Eben

SA62, WD00-2, MB06Coffie, Amanda

FC05, MA11Cogburn, Derrick L.

TA25, SD26Coggins, Bridget L.

WB01-CCohausz, Fee-Sofie

WD14, WC15Cohen, Benjamin

WC57, TA75Cohen, Gidon

TB73Cohen, Jennifer

FC18Cohn, Carol E.

SC37, WD54, WB34Cohn, Lindsay

TC73, WA58, SD74Colakoglu, Selcuk

FB32, SD03, SC02, SA04Colaresi, Michael P.

FD57, SC19Colas, Alejandro

SB29Colau , Pierre

TD30, FA61, SB49, SC63Colbourn, Susan

WC19Cole, Juan

TD21, MA02Cole, Lydia

SD13, WA21, FA19Coleman, Katharina

WB51, WA75, SC75Cole a, Damon

WC47, TD36, FB29Colgan, Jeff D.

TB01-DColle , Neekoo

WB41Colligan, Christopher

WC46Collins, Andrea M.

WB04Collyer, Michael

WC11, FC60Colomba Pe eng, Leonard

TA59Colton, Timothy

TC51, FD40, SA77, FC14Combes, M. L. deRaismes

SD19Comlan Sessi, Ayabavi Linda Ophelie

FC12, WB70, TB33Compaoré, W. R. Nadège

SD19, SA69, SC09, WA57, SB68Comstock, Audrey L.

SA52, TB06Conca, Ken

TC48Cone, Paige

TC43Confor ni, Ca a Cecilia

WA37, TC18, WB09Coni-Zimmer, Melanie

SA57Conklin, Ma

FA68Connell, Brendan

MB01, WD75Considine, Laura

SD47Constantelos, John

WC39Constan nou, Costas M.

WB64, SA21Consuelo, Davila

WA42Conteh-Morgan, Earl

SB02, TC76Conway, Daniel

WA76Conway, Daniel E.

SD20, SC20Conway, Maura

SB54, SC66, TD71Cook, Alistair D. B.

TB45Cook, Emily

TC10, SA46Cooke, Samantha

SC25, MB02Cooley, Alexander

TD10, MA10Coon, Chelsea

TC43, SB27, FD28Cooper, Andrew F.

WB27Cooper, Neil

SB02, SA30Cooper-Cunningham, Dean

WC22Cope, Kevin

WC66Corbe a, Renato

TC30, FA73Cordell, Rebecca

TD64Córdoba Azcárate, Ma lde

WD29Córdova, Abby

SC56, SB46Cormier, Ben

TD01-D, WC39, WB45, TA53, FC10, FD28

Cornago, Noe

MA12Cornelio, Jayeel

FB20Cornelissen, Scarle

SC61Corning, Gregory P.

WA25, MB10, FA14, SA27Cornut, Jeremie

TD00-1Corradi, Edoardo

FB41Corredor, Elizabeth

SB60, SC19, MD05Corry, Olaf

SA31, TD75, FD76, WB66, WC54Cortell, Andrew

SB37Côrte-real Pinto, Anouck

SC53Cor na, Jeronimo

SB56Cor nhas, Juliano S.

FA71, SB20Corwin, Hillary G.

FD44, FC66, WD67Costa Buranelli, Filippo

TB12, SD04, SB12, TA16Costa Lopez, Julia

WD71Costalli, Stefano

FA16, SA15Costan ni, Irene

SC46, WD48Cos k, Leah

FD71Cote, Isabelle

WB20Co cchia, Fabrizio

TC40Co ey, Andrew

SD65, WA21Co ero, Chris na

WC38, TA65Co rell, Patrick

FC24Coulombe, Nicholas

FA51, WA36Coulthart, Stephen

FB77Couronne, Joshua

FD00-2Cowan, Emily

WD13Coward, Mar n

FA54Cowper-Smith, Yuriko


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SA28, FA18Cox, Fletcher D.

SA38Cox, Jim

FD61Cox, Joseph

SD38, WB60Cox, Rory

FA69Crabtree, Charles

FC70, TB40Crack, Angela Maria

SB34Craig, Callum

FC71Cramer, Evan

FC58, TB63Crane-Seeber, Jesse

TB01-ACrasnic, Loriana

SC02Crawford, Kerry Frances

WB52Crawford, Neil J. W.

TA28Crawford, Timothy

TB61, FA75Creamer, Cose e

MA15, WC56Creemers, Rogier

MD09Cremaschi, Simone

SC06, TD65Crescenzi, Mark

SA68, TC34Crespo, Ricardo

TA79Creutz, Katja

FB44, TC45Crilley, Rhys

WD55, WC47Crippa, Lorenzo

TA54, MF19, FA00-2, WC11Crisan, Sorina

FD23Crisman-Cox, Casey

FA71, FD67Crock, Jonathan

FD31, TB75Crocker, Chester A.

TB22Croco, Sarah

TD01-DCroicu, Mihai Catalin

FD36Cromwell, Alexander

FB78Crone, Manni I.

SA62, WA08, FB31Cronin-Furman, Kate

TD29Crosbie, Thomas

WC39, TC65, TB42Cross, Mai'a K. Davis

SD31Crumley, Michele

WD20Crump, Larry

WD36Cruz Lobato, Luisa

FA52Csanyi, Peter

TA57, WC58Csefalvayova, Katarina

FB12Csernatoni, Raluca

SA01Csicsmann, Laszlo

WB13, WD13, WC31Csortea, Krisz na

SB76, FC78Cuadro, Mariela

SA36Cuaton, Ginbert

FA43Cubukcu, Ayca

WA56Cuddihy, John

WB18Cuddy, Brian

FC53, FB36Cuhadar, Esra

WA47CUIJUCLU, ELENA

WB01-CCull, Nicholas J.

FC68Cunliffe, Philip

SA46Cunningham, Carissa

WB24Cunningham, Fiona

FD08, TC01-C, MD08, WB35, TA17, SD26

Cunningham, Kathleen G.

FD35, FC43Cupać, Jelena

FC27Cur ce, Travis

SA60, SC62, SB62Cur s, Simon

WD17, WC11, FB69Cusumano, Eugenio

FC10Cu er, Linea

WC58Czaika, Mathias

TA10, SD08Czarnecki, Jonathan E.

WB73, SA51da Cruz Montemor Caroso, Ana Flávia

TA78, FD52Da Mota, Sarah

WA00-2da Nóbrega Monteiro, Eduardo

SC41da Silva Correia de Oliveira, Jessica

SB14, WC09, TA64, WA28, TC29Da Silva, Raquel

MB16Da, Rick

TA58, FA36Daase, Christopher

TC06, FB28Dabelko, Geoffrey D.

FB21Dafnos, Andreas

ME07Daher, Joseph

FA51, TA35Dahl, Erik

TA36, FC57, SB58Dahl, Marianne

TA36Dahlum, Sirianne

FA68, SD68Dainoff, Charles

WB04Dalek, Jakub

FA70Dall'Agnol, Augusto César

WB24Dallas, Mark

SA09Dalton, Taylor

FB55, WC43, MC03, TB25Daly, Sarah

FD10D'Amico, Elisa

FD73Dancy, Geoffrey

SB52Dancy, Hope

WC27Dando, Malcolm R.

SB69Danewid, Ida

TA60, MB07Danielak, Silvia

SA20, WD50Danielson, August

MC13, FA58Danielsson, Anna

SB11Danilin, Ivan V.

FD65Danilovic, Vesna

FC72Dankenbring, Meri

WC41, TB41Danner, Lukas Karl

TC67, SD19Dantas Palmeira Guimarães, Samara

MF12Daoudy, Marwa

WA28Daphna-Tekoah, Shir

SA11Darmame, Khadija

WA60, SC32, FB64Das Gupta, Indrani

SC38, WB42Das, Debak

MA17, FD70Das, Diganta

FC29Das, Madhumita

MB01, WD78Das, Runa

FD75Dasandi, Niheer

SC52Dashtgard, Pasha

WA68, TD40Dashwood, Hevina S.

WD29, WC64Dasli, Gunes

TA38, WC42Daßler, Benjamin

WC13Datchoua-Tirvaudey, Alvine

WC55Datz, Giselle

WC70Dauda , Zuleka

TD44Dauphinee, Elizabeth A.

WD03, SA53, SC35, FD53, FC08, WA18Dauvergne, Peter

SA63, SD48David, Maxine

MB02David-Barre , Elizabeth

TD79, FB05, SD11Davidovic, Maja

FD36, FA16Davidson, Charles

TD30Davidson, Jason William

WC49, FC41, TC61, MH17Davies, Graeme


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MH07, WC26, TD20Davies, Ma

MB14, WD75, MC17Davies, Sara

TA65, WC73Davies, Thomas

FA42Davis, Chris na

SB13Davis, David R.

TA24Davis, Diane

TC31, SB25Davis, Elizabeth

TB42, FB30Davis, G. Doug

FA47, SC78, TB32, FD73, WC12Davis, Jennifer

TC51, TA41Davis, Jessica

WD27Davis, Ra'phael

TC07Davis, Sara (Meg)

FB31Dawkins, Sophia

SC23Dawood, Massarah

WC57, FC02Daxecker, Ursula

TB25Day, Christopher

TB03, TD16Dayal, Anjali

TD50, SC52Daymon, Chelsea

TD25, MG01, TC32, WA02, SA21, FB25De Alba-Ulloa, Jessica

FB54de Andrade Gama, Isabela

TC07, WA29de Bengy Puyvallée, Antoine

FB58, SC74, TD14, WB15De Bruin, Erica

FD57, TB12, SD58, TA16de Carvalho, Benjamin

FB46, SA39de Castro Garcia, Andres

FD27, WD36de Coning, Cedric

SB61de Deus Pereira, Joana

FD40, WA62De Franco, Chiara

SC73de Giorgi, Ana Laura

WC67, SC62, FC77, TB70De Goede, Marieke

TA34de Graaf, Beatrice

TD49De Groot, Michael

WA27, MD13de Jong, Sara

FD55de la Calle, Luis

MA19de Langis, Theresa

SC36, SA16, FA58, FB18de Larrinaga, Miguel

FB72De Leeuw, Georgia

WB08, SA78de Leon, Jus n

SC72De Leon, Manuel

MF19de Lima e Silva, Caroline

WB30de Merich, Diego

SB12DE OLIVEIRA BORGES, LETICIA MARIA

WC07de Oliveira Paes, Lucas

TB30De Pryck, Kari

WA77, TC70, SB54, SA35, FD72, FA75De Silva, Nicole

SB17de Souza Costa, Vítor

WC50De Spiegeleire, Stephan

WD28, TC69de Toledo Piza, Douglas

WB33De Vries, Catherine

TA35, FA47de Werd, Peter

SD59Deacon, Chris

WA48Deal Barlow, Monique

WB55Dean, Adam

SC37Deare, Craig A.

SB35, FB54Dearing, Ma hew P.

TB38Debeuf, Charlo e

SC01, TD34Debos, Marielle

FD34, SD65Debre, Maria J.

TA21Debrix, Francois

WB25Debs, Alexandre

SC67Deciancio, Melisa

SB51Deen, Thomas

FB50Deets, Stephen

SC66, TC77Deforge, Quen n

FB44De y, Andrew

WA76DeGagne, Alexa R.

MG01, FD14Degila, Dêlidji Eric

MD10, MA04Degterev, Denis

TD21, TB31Deiana, Maria-Adriana

FC05, WD03, FA24Deibert, Ronald J.

WA05Deitch, Mora

FD43, SA66Deitelhoff, Nicole

SB76, TB37Deka, Tusharika

SC75Del Canto Viterale, Francisco

FD77, FA50Del Real, Deisy

WA55Del Rosso, Stephen J.

WD01-CDeLanzo, Boyd

SB02, FB43, MC05, WC30Delatolla, Andrew

FD06Delgado, Henrique Es des

WB21Della Guardia, Anne

MB13Dellmuth, Lisa

FC64, FB30, WB54Demarais, Agathe

TC09DeMars, William

FD78, SD45DeMa ee, Anthony

TC65Dembinski, Ma hias

MC12Demetriou, Olga

FB59, WB21Demir, Burak

TB52Demir, Nazim Uras

WC59Demirduzen, Cagla

WD05Demissie, Meseret

FB34, FD04DeMoya, Maria

TD79Dempster, Lauren

MD19Den Boer, Andrea

FC05, MA11DeNardis, Laura

WD01-BDenardo, Stephanie

WB59, WD14, TA61, WA59Denemark, Robert A.

TB19, WC37, FB56Denison, Benjamin

SD08, SA10Denman, Derek

SD64Denov, Myriam

WD56, FD50, FA15DeRouen Jr., Karl

TA56Derudder, Ben

FC74Desai, Deval

WA31Desai, Radhika

TD74Deschak, Caroline

WD42Deschamps-Laporte, Laurence

TD08, TC40Deschaux-Dutard, Delphine

SC41Deshpande, Shree

WC33, SB31, FB24Desmaele, Linde

FD57, TC57, FC08DeSombre, Elizabeth R.

FB79Desou er, Morgane

WB20, FB48Destradi, Sandra

FB36D'Estrée, Tamra Pearson

WC46Detraz, Nicole

TD13, WA10, SD63, FD01Deudney, Daniel H.

SB76, FD29Devare, Aparna

TD64Devine, Jennifer

TD22Devlen, Balkan


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SB37DeVore, Marc R.

TA20Dexter, Helen

SA63, SD48Deyermond, Ruth M.

SB30Di Carlo, Donato

TD21, SB39Di Mauro, Giovanna

FA19, FC16, WA22Di Salvatore, Jessica

WC01-CDian, Ma eo

FD00-2Dias Rodrigues dos Santos, Lucas

WD67Dias, Frederico

SB32Dias, Guilherme

SA29Dias, Megan

FB34Diaz Bartolome, Gerardo (Gerry)

WB02, SB02, SC41, SA45Díaz Calderón, Julio César

SA02Diaz, Pablo Cas llo

FB46, SA39, WA36Diaz-Fernandez, Antonio M.

FD03, SB63DiCicco, Jon

MD08, WC32, FB25Diehl, Paul

SC56Diessner, Sebas an

WC48Dietrich, Nicholas

TB24, TA40Dietrich, Simone S.

FC23Dietz, Kelly

TB26Dietz, Thomas

TD66DiGiuseppe, Ma hew R.

TC09Dijkzeul, Dennis

SC11Dijmarescu, Horia M.

ME04Dikaios, George

FD56, SB70Dilawri, Shikha

WC64Dilek, Esra

TD51, SA68Dill, Janina

WB36Dimitrov, Radoslav

TC54Dimitrova, Anna

MD12Ding, Jeffrey

WD58Dion, Michelle

TB34, FD75, TA48Dionigi, Filippo

WA30Dipama, Samiratou

SC51Diphoorn, Tessa

TC04DiResta, Renee

TB77, FC29Distler, Werner

WD29Di a, Elise

SD47Diven, Polly J.

WC09, TD19, SA55Dixit, Priya

WA50Dixit, Varun

TD33, SC30, TC52Dixon, Adam

SA71, TD59, SD73Dixon, Jennifer

SB08, FD17Dixon, Peter

SA41Dlugos, Kevin

TA20Dobos, Ned

SC53Doces, John A.

WB57, WD57, FB57Doctor, Aus n

MF09, MB18Dodworth, Kathy

FB09, SA34, WD39Doerfler, Thomas

WA27, SB34, MD13Doerr, Nicole

TC77Dogan, Aykiz

FB60Dolan, Lucas

FD04Dolea, Alina

TB39Doll, Abby

FB45Dolsak, Nives

WD04, FB13Dombrowski, Peter

TD26, WB64, SB12, FD77, WA06Dominguez, Roberto

FA34, TB45Donahoe, Amanda

TA31, WA22, WC10Donais, Timothy

WB20Donelli, Federico

MD01Donnelly, Phoebe

WC36Donno, Daniela

FC22Donovan, Ou

MG11Donskikh, Ekaterina

FA67, SD76Dooley, Neil

WB59Doran, Charles

SD03, WD58, SA04, TD42D'Orazio, Vito

SB13, TA17, FA02, TC24Dorff, Cassy L.

MF05Dorfman, Adriana

TA74, TC30Döring, Stefan

WB13, FA79, FD02, WD13Dorman, Andrew

FA04Dorroll, Courtney

WB03, WD56Dorussen, Han

SD12dos Reis, Filipe

SC36, FD40Doucet, Marc

FB12, SD35Dowd, Rebekah

TB19, FC54Downes, Alexander B.

WB31Downie, David L.

WA26Doyle, Sofia

SC14, TD54, WD34Doyle, Thomas E.

WD28Dragomir, Cris na

TC47, TD51Drange, Bard

WA43Dreher, Axel

MB09Dreher, Sabine

TC10, SD22Dreier, Sarah Kris n

TC06Dresse, Anaïs

SB67Drevon, Jerome

MB10Dreyer, Jakob

TB67, TD13, ME01, WD01-BDrezner, Daniel

MH03Drieschova, Alena

MG16Driggers, Michael

MA08Driscoll, Jesse

FC40Drochon, Hugo

SB34, SC05, FB78Drolet, Jean-Francois

M00Druláková, Radka

FC63, SA39Drumhiller, Nicole K.

TD70Drumond, Paula

FC06Drury, A. Cooper

MB11D'Sami, Bernard

WB72du Plessis, Gi e

WB01-C, TA45Du, Shixin

MF08Duarte, Erico Esteves

TC01-BDudlak, Tamas

WD10Dudley, Olivia

FA41Dudley, Rebecca

WC67, SA26, TC27Dudouet, Veronique

TA40Duer, Andreas

SC28Duffield, Mark R.

FA10Duffield, Roberta

SB50Duffy, Rosaleen V.

WA54Duggan, Niall James

WA40, SA79Duhé, Arthur

WD53Dukalskis, Alexander

TD35Duke, Misty


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SB24Dukhan, Haian

WD32, FC18Duncanson, Claire

TC46Dunigan, Molly C.

FB72Dunlap, William V.

FA79, WB48Dunn, David Has ngs

WC26Dunn, Kevin C.

SC36, FC04, FB60Dunton, Caroline

WC05Dupont, Claire

MG12, FA71, TD52, FD69, FC20Dupuy, Kendra

WB40, FC04, FA42Duque, Marina

FC26Duque-Salazar, Juan Diego

WA00-2Durazo Herrmann, Julián

TB01-D, WD79Dureha, Avan ka

WA00-1Durel, Laurie

TC62, SA67Durfee, Mary H.

FA39Dursun-Ozkanca, Oya

MF12Dus Poia , Natalia

TA71Du a, Sahil Jai

WD20, TB20Duursma, Allard

TB59, TC61Dvir, Rotem

WD05, TB76Dwivedi, Shubham

SA33Dwivedy, Dharitri

FC57, WD09, WA22Dworschak, Christoph

TD09, FD41Dwyer, Andrew

WC18Dylan, Huw

TA04Dyrstad, Karin

FB64Dyzenhaus, Alex

MH09Dzutsa , Valery

TC27Dzuverovic, Nemanja

SB73, TD73E, Ekaterina

TA07, SC62Eagleton-Pierce, Ma hew

TC22, TA15, WD39Early, Bryan R.

MG06Eason, Mackenzie

TC34, SD22Eas n, Joshua

SB70Eastwood, James

TA25Eaton, Tim

MC19, FD13Eberle, Ulrich J.

FD35, FC43Ebeturk, Irem

TD18, WB66Eboli, Valeria

SA02, WC34, WD29, SC26Echavarria Alvarez, Josefina

FA76Echevarria II, Antulio J.

TA76, WC48Eck, Kris ne

TC18Ecker-Ehrhardt, Ma hias

MG17Eckersley, Peter

TA06, TD07, WC03, MH03Eckersley, Robyn

FD75, FA19Eckhard, Steffen

SB40, SA30, WD43, TD70Edenborg, Emil

FB71, SD56, WC10Edgar, Alistair

SA03Edgerton, Jared

TA01-DEdinger, Harald

MF03Edkins, Jenny

SD70Edozie, Rita Kiki

WA37, FA12Edu-Afful, Fiifi

FC48Edwards, Allyson

FC55Edwards, Maísa

SB52, FD19Edwards, Pearce

TB14, TC20Edwards, Sco

TD26, SC72, SB32Efrat, Asif

WD55, FA63Egan, Patrick

TB59, WC38Egel, Naomi

TA78, TB65, TC66Eggeling, Kris n Anabel

TC09, FB69, WB71Egger, Clara

TA76, MA12, MC07Eggert, Jennifer Philippa

SA46Eichler, Maya M.

TA37, FC23Eijking, Jan

WB40, TA38, SB09, WA24Eilstrup-Sangiovanni, Me e

WD12, FC27Einhorn, Madelynn

MC08Einolf, Christopher

FD55, TD61Eiran, Ehud

MB13, WC05Eisenstadt, Todd

TB78, TA32, SD09Eisenstat, Ari

FD32, MD17Ejdus, Filip

TC01-CEke, Surulola

TC35Ekici, Behsat

SB36Ekman, Lisa

TD25, TA02El Bernoussi, Zaynab

WB10El Damanhoury, Kareem

SB16, TC18El Kady, Robin

FB58, WD22, TA33, MC06El Kurd, Dana

TC51, FD67El Masri, Mirna

FA38El Nabolsy, Zeyad

ME16El Refaei, Salma Essam

FC01El Taki, Karim

SD56, WC00-3El-Amraoui, Anaïs F.

SD70, SA32, WA29Elbe, Stefan

SA30Elder, Claire

SD54, FC55Ele heriadou, Marina

MB07Elfversson, Emma

TA55Elhard, Diana

SB26Elias, Barbara

FD49Eliason, William T.

WD12, FC27Eliassen, Isabel

SB79, SA71Elizalde, Pilar

WB22El-Kazaz, Sarah

TC33Ellio , Chris an

MC18Ellio , Kimberly

TB39, SB49Ellis, Devin Hayes

ME07El-Meehy, Asya

WB52Elszasz, Hayley

SD52Emerson, Guy

TB46, TA10, FA20, FC36Emery, John

SA70Emiljanowicz, Paul

TD15, SD65, TA59Emmons, Cassandra

MF18Emrence, Cem

MC02Emtseva, Julia

WA05Enders, Adam

FB33Endryushko, Anna

SD77, FC41Enemark, Chris an

FB43Engelhard, Alice

TB24, TC51Englebert, Pierre

FD36English, Michael

FB78Engström, Maria

WB01-DEng pi, Merieleen

WD22, SD29, SA47, TC64Enloe, Cynthia H.

WD79Ennis, Crystal A.

WC27Enomoto, Tamara


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TD37Enterline, Andrew

FC41Eralp, Ulas Doga

TC58, MG15Erçandırlı, Yelda

MB06Erdilmen, Merve

FB51Erdogan, Cansu

WC45Erdogan-O'Connor, Simge

MA04Eremin, Arkadiy

TD33Ergen, Timur

SB39, WA00-3Ergul Jorgensen, F. Asli

SD61, TC48, FD22, WD51Erickson, Jennifer L.

SC43Erickson, Megan

WB45, SA28, M00, MF07Eriksson, Anna-Karin

TC78Eriksson, Johan

TC53Erismann, Annelise

WA08, WD71Erkile an, Samuel

FB34, MF11Erlandsen, Ma hias

TC75Erlingsson, Ha hor

MH16, MB09, SB61Ermihan, Erman

MF07Ernst, Kelly

FA61, TA28, SD25Ernstsen, Jordan

TA04Erol, Fa h

SD32Eroukhmanoff, Clara

FD43, WC03, WD34Erskine, Toni

TD01-BErsozer, Fadil

FD09Ertan, Senem

WA73Ertem-Eray, Tugce

MB01, MA19, TC45Eschle, Catherine

SA09Escobar-Pemberthy, Natalia

WC23Esen, Berk

SA75Esfandiary, Esmaeil

SC48, FC28Esguerra Rezk, Juanita

MC15Esguerra, Alejandro

TC00-1Eshonkulova, Shakhnoza

SB48Esparza, Diego

FB31, SB58, FD19Estancona, Chelsea

FA50Estevez, Ariadna

SA39Estevez, Eduardo E.

WB58, MB09, WA42Estre, Felipe

SD03E ensperger, Felix

TB29, SC42, FB20, TD16E nger, Aaron

MB12Eun, Yong-Soo

SC79Evans, Allison

WA28Evans, Carys

FD66Evans, James Gethyn

TD79, FB09Evans, Ma hew

WD52Evans, Nicholas

FD54, WC73, TC25Evers, Miles

TC40, SB33Ewers-Peters, Nele Marianne

SA17Exadaktylos, Theofanis

WA00-3Eyre, Guy

FB69Eze, Michael

FA59Fabian, Judit

MH16, MD14Faerber, Karoline

TC41Fair, C. Chris ne

SA05Fairey, Tiffany

FA57Fajardo-Heyward, Paola

WB65Fakhoury, Renato

TB34, FC65, TD57Fakhoury, Tamirace

WD00-2Fakhruddin, Sahar

SB71Falasca, Francesca

FD44, TA06, FA06Falkner, Robert

FA71Falschebner, Pia

WA51Famiglie , Candace

FD24Fang, Songying

FC24Fanlo, Abby

MD02, WB47Farfan-Mendez, Cecilia

TB23, FA73Fariss, Christopher

FA68Farley, Robert M.

WB24Farrell, Henry

FC07, FD07Farstad, Fay

SC39FASAKIN, AKINBODE

SC25Fascitelli, S. Beth

FB62Fasolin, Guilherme

MA02Fast, Larissa

FC74Fa ma, Noor

MG04Fa ma, Yumna

TA31Fa on, Robert

TB64, WB14, MC02, TA50Fa ore, Chris na

SC17Faude, Benjamin

FB57Faulkner, Christopher

FC74Fauri, Francesca

SC11Fausto, Jean

SD60Favaro, Marina

WB13, FC67Fawce , Louise

TA78, MA16Fazendeiro, Bernardo

WD38Featherstone, Christopher

TD68Federman, Sarah

MC10Fedyashin, Anton

WD04Feher, Zoltan

FD33, WB05Feinberg, Ayal

WA71, TC29Feinstein, Sco G.

TA28Feklyunina, Valen na

SB18Feliú Ribeiro, Pedro

SB54Felten Fröhlich, Matheus

FA46, MA14, SC22Feng, Huiyun

WC05Feoli, Ludovico

WC69Fergusson, Leopoldo

WC61Ferhani, Adam

SA11Feriali, Kamal

WD47Ferl, Anna-Katharina

WC74Fermor, Ben

WC09, MA05Fernández de Mosteyrín, Laura

WC68Fernandez, Oscar

MF10Fernandez-Molina, Irene

TA47Feron, Elise

SA25Ferrari, Erich

WB45Ferreira, Amanda

WC53, SA69Ferreira, Carolina Archanjo Portes

FC19, TC15, SC50, TD16Ferreira, Marcos Alan

TA00-2, WB79, TD57, SA00-1Ferrero, Chris

FD15Ferrier, Kyle

MF05, ME10Ferrill, Jamie

TC54, TB55Ferry, Lauren

SA78Fe , Anna

MG09, WC20Fe weis, Christopher J.

SA32, WC41, WA19Fey, Jana-Maria


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SD28, WD43Fey, Mira

SA73Fiedler, Charlo e

MF12Filimonova, Nadezhda

SB23Finau, Erina

MA05, MC07Finden, Alice

MD16, FC20Findley, Michael

FA09, FB40Fine, Shoshana

FA09, WA38Finiguerra, Anna

WB49, FA06Finkill, Guy

WB60Finlay, Christopher J.

TD60Finn, Victoria

FC30Finnegan, Amy

TB38Finnegan, Jared

SB48Finnegan, Patrick

FC35, TD04, SB04, SD21, WD01-DFinnemore, Martha

SD05, SA29Fiocche o, Ernesto

TA23, FB03, WA24Fioretos, Orfeo

SB08Firchow, Pamina M.

TC23Fischer, Carolin

WD69Fischer, Kathryn

WB17Fischer, Sara

SD45Fischer, Susanne

TA35Fishel, Kimbra

TD07Fisher, Dana R.

WD70, WA21, MC11Fisher, Jonathan

FB28, FC28Fisher, Joshua

FD71, FC14Fisher, Kathryn Marie

FD18Fisher, Kirsten

SB75Fisher, Sarah

WC04Fisher, Sco

WA63Fishwick, Adam

SA59, FC30, FB30Fisunoglu, Ali

WA46FitzGerald, David

WB06, FC01, FA05FitzGerald, Garre

SC20, SB00-1Fitzgerald, James J.

TD28Fitzgerald, Laura

SA46FitzGerald, Michael

WC28, FB37, FD28Fitzpatrick, Kathy R.

WD38, TC46Fitzsimmons, Sco

WC07Fjæstad, Kris n

TA36, WC57Fjelde, Hanne

WB67Flaim, Amanda

SA16, WA07Flamind, A. A.

TB01-DFlinchum, Jennifer

WA16, TB65, MA03Flockhart, Trine

WB04, SD65Flonk, Daniëlle

SD52Flores, Jeaqueline

TB23Flynn, Michael

MC08Foley, Frank

SB76, FC78Fonseca, Melody

M00Fontanet, Sara

TC37Ford, Geoffrey

FA13, WC02Ford, Ma hew

TB23, SA57Fordham, Benjamin O.

TB46Forrest, Nicholas

SA34Forster, Timon

WB72, SC19Forsythe, Samuel

TB44Fort, Emilie

SB29For er, Maxandre

TA08, FC16, TC68, FD23Fortna, Virginia Page

FB58Fortou, Jose Antonio

SB36Fosher, Kerry

WD00-2Foster, Dennis M.

FC14Fotou, Myriam

FD50, WC20Fouquet, Stephan

SA52Fournier, Veronique

TD28Foutz, Annie

TD28, SB71Foutz, Bri any

SA61Fowler, Catherine

TA31, SD34Fowler, Mike W.

WD75Fox, Ashley

TB79Fox, Jaclyn

WA34, SA42Fox, John

FB14, FD33, WA05, WB05Fox, Jonathan

MD18Fox, Kyra

FB26, FC26Fox, Sara

TD72Fox, Sean

WA00-1, TB00-1Foxe, Jana

TD40Fradella, Allyson

SB23Frain, Sylvia

WC53Franceschet, Antonio

TA56Franchini, Ma as Alejandro

SA28Francisco, Jeni

SB44, WB33, WD67Franck, Anja K.

WD35Frank, Aaron B.

TA01-A, SD35Frank, Liv

WD57Frank, Richard W.

SB17Franke, Mark F. N.

SB42Franke, Ulrich

WC26Franklin, Marianne

FB08Fransen, Luc

TB34Fransen, Sonja

WB67FRANSIS, CHANGOMA

TD14Frantz, Erica

WB69Franz, Barbara

MD11Fraser, Faye

FD03, WB01-A, TB14Fravel, M. Taylor

FC67Frazier, Derrick

TB68Frederiksen, Kris an Vrede Skaaning

WD16Fredriksson, Emma

SB25, FA44Freedman, Jane

WB62Freedman, Joshua

TA07, WA12Freedman, Rosa

FC41, WB77Freeman, Carla

TD49Freeman, Stephanie

WB53, FB56Freeman, Suzanne

WA46Freier, Luisa Feline

SC05Freistein, Katja

FA30, SC75, FB74Freyberg-Inan, Anne e

WB04Freyburg, Tina

TA63Frick, James

TD24Frid-Nielsen, Snorre

FD08Frieden, Jeffry

ME15Friedman, Elisabeth Jay

FD44, WA77, TD56Friedner Parrat, Charlo a

TD47Friedrichs, Gordon


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TA68Fritsch, Stefan

FB51, WA41Fritzler, Jonas

TB64Froese, Marc D.

TC63, FA52Fröhlich, Chris ane

SC79Frost, Catherine

TD60, SD51Frost, Lillian

WB30Frost, Mervyn

SC36, WD41, SA24, FA09Frowd, Philippe M.

TC77Frozel Barros, Natália

WA03, WB14, WD66, SC58, SD24Frueh, Jamie

SC29Fu, Chen

FA00-1, FB00-2Fu, Chengyu

TC36, WC51Fuentes-George, Kemi

FD06Fuentes-Julio, Claudia

SA08Fuhr, Harald

FA40, WB25Fuhrmann, Ma hew

TD57Fujibayashi, Hirotaka

FC54Fujishige, Hiromi Nagata

SB51Fukazawa, Kazuhiro

TC07, WD15, FD16Fukuda-Parr, Sakiko

FC24Fukushima, Mayumi

WB68, SD68, TA67Fuller, Gregory William

SB53Fulton, Jonathan

TD15, FA62Fung, Courtney J.

SD04, FD70Funk, Kevin

TC11Funke, Peter

SC64FURKAN, MOHD

MD16Furlan, Marta

SD69, TB28Futak-Campbell, Beatrix

SC70, SB70Gabay, Clive

MF19Gabiella, Dennyza

FC62Gabor, Daniela

FB74, SD39Gabriel, Bart

SD22Gade, Emily Kalah

TA79Gaens, Bart J.

FA32Gaertner, Heinz

WA04Gagnon, Frederick

FC19Gago Anton, Egoitz

WA79Gahlot, Priya

ME04Galario s, Ioannis F.

WB50, FA20Galbreath, David J.

FD64, FA79Galeeva, Diana

SA62Galemba, Rebecca

FD10Galindo Borrego, Ana Paula

FA69, FC53Gallagher, Adrian

FB23Gallien, Max

WD09Gallop, Max

WB70Gallucci, Keyona

M00Galvao, Thiago

SC65Gálvez, Yadira

FA76Galvin, Thomas

SB47Gamarnik, Dan

SB22Gambino, Rosalia

FA16Gamez, Samantha Marie

TC54Gamso, Jonas

TB07, MA04Ganchev, Ivo

FB33Ganga, Paula

WA60GANGULY, SHARANYA

WD63, FB52Ganguly, Sumit

WC13, SB70Gani, Jasmine

TB30Ganne, Julie e

MC16, TC48, TB76Gannon, J. Andres

SC75Gansen, Sarah

TC18Ganslmeier, Michael

TD72Ganson, Brian

WA35Gaona, Rodrigo

MH17Garbagni, Giulia

WB04Garbe, Lisa

WC69Garbiras-Diaz, Natalia

WB48Garcevic, Vesko

FB77, SD76García Cantalapiedra, David

ME05García González, Andrea

WD69, SD66, SC78, SA71, WB28Garcia Iommi, Lucrecia

FA65Garcia, Ana Saggioro

WC27Garcia, Denise

WC69García, Juana

SC43Garcia, Nilda M.

MA04Garcia, Ta ana de Souza Leite

SD16García-Barrios, Raúl

SB78Garcia-Corrales, Fernando

MF02Gardi, Rez

SB34Gardner, Beth

MD12Garfinkel, Ben

WD05, TA27Garnsey, Eliza

TB26, FB08Garre , Rachael

WB36, WA72, SB65Garriga, Ana Carolina

TD60, SA23, FD58Garrity, Meghan

FD34Garten, Felix

FB00-1Gartzke, Erik

FC67Garzon , Jorge F.

SB56, WD37, FC53Gaskarth, Jamie

SA37Gaspard, Jules

TC01-BGaspare o, Alberto

FD75Gasparyan, Olga

TA40Gas nger, Markus

SA41, FA47Gasztold, Aleksandra

TC53Gataulina, Iuliia

TA36, WC29, FC57, SB58Gates, Sco

SC75GATIMU, FRANCOIS

TC57Gatonye, Margaret

FD56Ga er, Kevin

MC07Gaudino, Ugo Maria

FD32, FC43, WB11, WA19Gaufman, Elizaveta

TA55Gauquelin, Mathilde

TA46Gavras, Konstan n

TC23, SA20, TA29Gazit, Orit

SB45Gee, Taylor

FB22, WA30Gehring, Thomas

TC01-AGelashvili, Tamta

WD46Gellwitzki, Carlos Nicolai Lucas

WA21Gelot, Linnea

TA57, WC58, FD10, FA52, WD40Gemenne, Francois

TA62Gemmill-Herren, Barbara

FB30Genna, Gaspare M.

SD56Genon, Lynrose Jane

WC47Genovese, Federica


Preliminary Program

TD45, SA34, FA66Genschel, Philipp

MD08, SC06Gent, Stephen

TC24Gen l Fernandes, Leonardo

SA41, TD35Gentry, John A.

MD12, WB41, WC52George, Julie

WD32, WB46George, Nicole

FA72, TB69George, Rachel

MC06Georgis, Mariam

FD06Geraldo, Michelly

WC78Gerdes, Felix

WA01Gerlak, Andrea K.

WD14, TC13, FC77, TA68Germain, Randall

SA63, FA79German, Tracey

WD62, TA67Germann, Julian

FB04Gerschewski, Johannes

SB25Gest, Jus n

TD28, TB79, FA72Gethings, David W.

SB72Getmansky, Anna

FD50, TB59Geva, Nehemia

SC23Gewarges, Riva

FA03, TA38Ghassim, Farsan

SD54Ghatak, Sambuddha

SB02Ghazzawi, Razan

WB37, SC29, SA56Gheorghe, Eliza

WB68, SD55Ghincea, Marius

FA11, WD37Ghire , Francesca

MA14, FA64Ghiselli, Andrea

SA71Gholiagha, Sassan

WB37Gholz, Eugene

WC45Ghosheh, Sausan

SA62, WA15, WC20, WD02Ghosn, Faten

WB62Ghumrawi, Mohamed

TA39Gianfreda, Stella

TC07, FD16Gibbons, Elizabeth

WB19Gibbons, Rebecca Davis

FA73Gibilisco, Michael

SD10Gibney, Mark

FB09, TA46Gibson, Jenna

SA32Gibson, Rachel

FC25, FA27Gibson, Shannon

WC76, SA74Gibson, Tobias T.

WD27Gideon, V. Mark

FB22, SD35Giesen, Michael

TA18Gignoux, Hannah

SD27, FB55, TB50, TC05Gilbert, Danielle

FB00-1, FD00-1Gilbert, Lauren

FB37, WB10Gilboa, Eytan

SD66Gilgan, Chloë M.

FB16, ME12Giliber , Gina

FD55, TC01-D, SB51Gill, Angela

FA38, WA31, WB38, SB22Gill, Bikrum

TA63Gill, David

TD43Gill, Paul

SD45, WA35Gill, Peter

FA07, SA05Gillespie, Ciaran

TA09Gilley, James

TB18Gilli, Mauro

FB64Gillis, Jacqueline

WB28Gillooly, Shauna

FC03Gills, Barry Keith

TB13Gilmore, Elisabeth

TD13Gilmour, John

WD53Ginsburg, Tom

FA19Gippert, Birte Julia

FA67, TA72, WC63Girard, Tyler

SB51Giri, Keshab

WD05Girmay, Abel

TB24, FD54Girod, Desha

SD70Gisselquist, Rachel M.

FA69Gitlin, Abir

FC64Giumelli, Francesco

TC26, MD19, FC13Gizelis, Ismene

FA21Gizzi, Michael

TA36, TC30Gjerløw, Haakon

SB52, TD14Glaessel, Chris an

TA03, WB66Glas, Aarie

FD11Glaser, Charlie

WA01-CGlasson, Hannah

SB75, FB30, TD16Glazier, Rebecca

TB74, SC64Gleason, Gregory

FC28, MC11Gledhill, John

SB13, SC27, TD01, FB02Gleditsch, Kris an Skrede

WA44Glenn, Caileigh

WC48Glick, David

TA13Glybchenko, Yelyzaveta

WC01-DGmuer, Thomas

WD23, MB10, TB60Go, Julian

FC35, WB40, SD02, TB60Goddard, Stacie

TA04Godefroidt, Amélie

TA69, MA15Godehardt, Nadine

WB52, TA62, SA53Godek, Wendy

TC69Godin, Marie

WD01-CGodwin, Chris an

WA52Goedeking, Nicholas

SA54, SC06Goemans, Henk E.

WC32, TC01-DGoertz, Gary

WC41, SA67Góes, Yasmin

FA32, SD23, WD36, SC69Goetschel, Laurent

SA54, WC07Goe lich, Kerry

TD68Goetz, Anne

MG08, SC11, WD31, MA19Goetze, Catherine

WC63, FA60Goff, Patricia Mary

WC24, WB39, FD11Goh, Evelyn

WD24, WB33, FB21, SA04Gohdes, Anita

FA28, TA50, WA13, SD24Gokcek, Gigi

SB25Goksel, Gulay Ugur

FB41Golan, Galia

WD54, FD24Golby, Jim

TB14Gold, Aaron

SA02Goldenberg, Irina

WC36Goldfien, Michael

MD15, FB24, TC59, SD02Goldgeier, James M.

FC63, SA37, WA36Goldman, Jan

MF14, ME16Goldman, Moshe

FB39Goldring, Natalie J.

TC04, FA62Goldstein, Josh


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FB02Goldstone, Jack A.

FB45Goldthau, Andreas

WD68Golianova, Veronika

SB38Golovchenko, Yevgeniy

FA32, SA48Golson, Eric

WC33Golub, Grant

FC61Gomes da Costa, Gustavo

SA21Gomes Saraiva, Miriam

SD23Gomes, Maira Siman

WC77Gomez, Maricruz

FB35Gomez, Miguel Alberto

FD46, TD71Gomez, Oscar A.

SB78Gómez, Valen na

FB34, WC28Gómez-Zapata, Tania

SA53Goncalves, Leandra R.

MH03Goncalves, Marcela Vecchione

SB54Goncalves, Veronica Korber

TD71Gong, Lina

WB01-D, SA08Gong, Weila

SA55GONZALES, JOSEPH

SC67González Jáuregui, Juliana

WB64, FA70Gonzalez, Ariel

FC65, TD14Gonzalez, Belen

TD54, TB27Gonzalez, Edward

FA41, TA46Gonzalez, Elsy

WB64González, Pedro

MD02Goodhand, Jonathan M.

TA01-BGoodhart, Andrew

WB18, WC18, TA34Goodman, Michael S.

TC55Goodman, Sara

SA32Goozee, Hannah

MH06Gopal, Prakash

TC72Gordell, Kelly

MD05, WA52Gordon, David J.

WD11, SC40Gordon, Eleanor

SC14, SA25Gordon, Joy

TD20GORDON, LEWIS

TA64, FC12, TC23, TB28Gordon, Michael

FB42Górecki, Maciej

WA00-1Gosselin, Laure

TC16Goudal, Tyler

WC01-BGoulart, Pedro

SC14Gould, Harry D.

WA73, FC64Gould-Davies, Nigel J.

FD08, TB35Gourevitch, Peter

FD73, FB79, SA66Gow, James

WA62Goxho, Delina

WD55, TA69, SC30Graaff, Nana De

SD69, TD46, WA54Grabowski, Marcin

TB26, FB08, FC08, TA55Grabs, Janina

FB18Graef, Alexander

TA03Graeger, Nina

MG12, M00Graham, Christopher

TD40Graham, Emmanuel Kofi

FB03, WC47Graham, Erin R.

SD30Graham, Mark

FB53Grančayová, Michaela

FD37Grand, Anab Ovidie

FB45Granovsky-Larsen, Simon

FD71, TD40, TB33, TA14, WB00-2Grant, J. Andrew

FB35Grassi, Jéssica Maria

SD30Grasten, Maj

FD65Grauer, Ryan

TA15, WD39Grauvogel, Julia

SA41, WA35Graves, Melissa A.

TA57, WD30Gray, Carol

WB07Gray, Felicity

FA13Grayson, Kyle A.

WD79Grazioli, Aurora

TA46Greanias, George

WC08Greeley, Megan

SA50Green, Brandon

WB37, MC16Green, Brendan R.

WB59, SD58, TC19, TA37Green, Daniel M.

WD14Green, Jeremy B. R.

MC09, SB09Green, Jessica F.

WC43Greene, Julia

SC25, WC23Greene, Toby

FA03Greenhill, Brian

TD31, FC40, SA23Greenhill, Kelly M.

SB59Green-Riley, Naima

FC76Greenstein, Claire

SB50Greenstein, Gus

MB05Greer, Sco

FA31Gregg, Anna N

TD10, MA10Gregora , Ca a

FB39Gregorian, Hrach

SA61, TC34Gregory, Chris na

TA21, FD40Gregory, Thomas

TD37Greig, J. Michael

SC48, TD62, TA61Grell-Brisk, Marilyn

TB41Gresh, Geoffrey F.

SA40, TD35Gressang, Daniel S.

TC14Grewal, Sharan

SA31, FA17Grey, Felicia

WD32, TB45Greziller, Marion

FA41, FB24, MD15Grgic, Gorana

SA77Gricius, Gabriella

WB51, WD47Grieco, Kelly A.

SA75Griffin, Jeffrey A.

TA09, MH05Griffin, Penny

SA76Grigor, Alex

SD18, FB03, SA06Grigorescu, Alexandru

TA42Grigoriadis, Ioannis N.

FB54Grillo, Giulia

WC54, FD15, TD66Grimes, William W.

TC35Grimm, Elizabeth

TD37Grinberg, Marc

WC03Grinberg, Mariya

WB46Grinberg, Omri

WA25, TA12Grindal, Karl

FB20Grix, Jonathan

FA54Groh, Rita Boyajian

SC64Gromilova, Anna

TD67Grossman, Guy

FC59, TC69Grossman, Jonathan


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FC42Grossman, Michael

FA13, WB72, WA10, TD78Grove, Jairus V.

TB63, SA10Grove, Nicole Sunday

WA01-AGroves, Dylan

TB47, SD19, TD20Grovogui, Siba

FC03Grubacic, Andrej

FA69Gruffydd-Jones, Jamie

FD54Grynaviski, Eric

WC01-BGrzelczyk, Virginie

WC72Grzybowski, Janis

TA41Guarrieri, Thomas

SA69Guedes, Yasmin

SA24Guerra-Cavalcan , Flavia

WB02, MA19Guerrina, Roberta

TC09Gugerty, Mary Kay

SD74Guha Sarkar, Mri ka

WA23Guild, Elspeth H.

SD58, TA16Guillaume, Xavier

SC67, WC23Guimarães, Feliciano de Sá

WA69, WC63, TA67Guisinger, Alexandra

TB38Gulbrandsen, Lars H.

MH17, TA42Gülen, Berkay

TC05Guliford, Meg

SB61Gulmez, Seckin Baris

TC11Gumrukcu, Selin Bengi

MH05Gunawardana, Samanthi

WD70, FA34Gunaydin, Eda

FA39Güngör, Buğra

FA59Gungor, Gaye

ME06GUO, TING

WB31, WD64, SB46Gupta, Aar

WA01-CGupta, Anubha

FA78Gupta, Asha

FA29Gupta, Kaushal Lal

WD63Gupta, Surupa

SA56Gurantz, Ron

WA66Gurol, Julia

TA09Gurses, Umut

FD71Gurung, Anuj

MB07Gusic, Ivan

TA34Gustafson, Kris an

MB13Gustafsson, Maria-Therese

MF04Gusterson, Hugh

TC33Guter-Sandu, Andrei

WB05Guth, James L.

FA62Gu eri, Karen

WA33Gu mann, Aviva

SD57Guven, Ali Burak

SB71Guyon, Arnaud

SD17, FD32, FC34, TC03, SB05, WA01-CGuzzini, Stefano

SC77, MB07Ha, Nguyen

FD09Haack, Kirsten

TC33Haas, Armin

WC59Haas, Michael

WA53Haas, Mindy

FD57Haas, Peter M.

TA02, WB32, WC30, FD39Haastrup, Toni

TC60, TA45Haba, Kumiko

WA25Habegger, Michael

SB06Hach, Sascha

WB12Hackenesch, Chris ne

TB29Haddad, Heidi

TD07, SB09, SD55Hadden, Jennifer

FC30Haer, Roos

WA30, TA40Ha el, Yoram

M00Hageboelling, David

FD51, SD23Hagemann, Anine

SD32, WD32, FA02, WB63Hagen, Jamie J.

FC54, TD42, SB31Hägerdal, Nils

SD65Haggard, Stephan

FA08, TD55, TA68, TB70Haggart, Blayne

SD79Hägglund, Marie e

SC04Häggström, Henrik

FA75, TB72Haglund, Jillienne E.

SC77, MF03, SD46Hagström, Linus

TA00-2, FD42Haichin, Mark

TA76Haider, Erum

WD24Haim, Dotan

TB01-AHakelberg, Lukas

WD26, TD61Haklai, Oded

ME10Hale, Geoffrey

SC63Halewood, Louis

SD28, TD18Haley, Tobin

TC27Halilovic-Pastuovic, Maja

FD50, FA16Halistoprak, Burak Toygar

SA01Haliżak, Edward

TC23Hall, Alexandra

MD18Hall, Alexandra

SC77Hall, Jeffrey

TB01-B, TC30Hall, Jonathan D.

TA41Hall, Jonny

SC45Hall, K. Melchor

FB40Hall, Lucy

SB05Hall, Mar n C.

TA23, FD35, TD07, SD55Hall, Nina

TA30Hall, Rebecca

SD65Hall, Stephen

MA14Hall, Todd H.

TD16Hallock, Stephanie

SC27, WD66Hallward, Maia Carter

SD10, TA31, WA61Halmai, Gabor

WD23Halperin, Sandra S.

WA79Hamann, Kers n

TA62, TD40Hamann, Steffi

WA13Hama -Ataya, Inanna

WC71Hamdoun, Salah

FA30Hameiri, Shahar

WD05Hamilton, Caitlin

SC65Hamilton, Mark

TC66HAMM, Marylou

SD14, WB35Hammam, Soha

FC46Hammarstedt, Anna

FB63Hammond, Andrew

FC11, TB75Hampson, Fen

SB40, SC20, SA79, FD54, TC59, FC32Hamrah, Satgin

SA23, SB21Han, Enze


Preliminary Program

TD41Han, Jungmin

MG15Han, Songhee

MF16Han, Xiao

FA37, SC68Han, Yang

FD78, FB60Han, Yuna

TA67Han, Ze

FB45Hancock, Kathleen

FB27, SD56, WC64Hancock, Landon E.

WD01-AHaner, Jus n

FB43, SB04, SC76Haney, Eric

SB43Hanif Siddiqi, Farhan

WC63, FA60, FD76Hannah, Erin

FB35, WC56Hansel, Mischa

WD56Hansen, Holley E.

WA42Hansen, Lene

SA23Hansen, Randall

WB28, FD17Hansen, Thomas Obel

FC52, TC24Hanson, Kolby

SB45Hanson, Laurel

SC35Hanson, Thomas

SD70, FB75Hanson-DeFusco, Jessi

SC66Haque, Md Shafikul

FB64Haque, Mohammad

SA52Haque, Monzima

SD46Haraguchi, Koji

FD68Haran Diman, Amiad

MB19Harbers, Imke

TC61Harden, John

TD30, SB49Hardt, Heidi

TA50, MF03, WA28Harel-Shalev, Ayelet

TD29, FC68Harig, Christoph

WD41, SD08, TD09Harker, Ma

WB10Harkham, Raphael

SC31, FC52, TC14Harkness, Kristen A.

MF02Harley, Tristan

WC60Harmon, Emily

FB10Harmon, Rachel Allison

WC56Harnisch, Sebas an

FD76Harpaz, Marcia

WB38Harper-Shipman, Takiyah

MH17Harrasser, Joseph M.

FB67Harrell, Baylee

MB01, MF04Harrington, Anne

TC58Harrington, Cameron

SC61Harris Rimmer, Susan G.

TC61Harris, Benjamin

WD75Harris, Joseph

WA54Harris, Peter

TC26Harris, Sabrina

MC09Harrison, Kathryn

TB61Hart, Jacqueline

WD09Hartmann, Shannon

SC79Hartshorn, Ian M.

WA48, SA36Hartviksen, Julia

TA31, WA61, SD34Harvey, Hugo

MA07, SD72HARVEY, Jackie

SD10, WC60Haschke, Peter

WD76, MB15Hasenkamp, Miao-ling Lin

TC29Hashemi, Mehdi

SD31Hashim, S. Mohsin

WC67, WA28, TC15Haspeslagh, Sophie

FC02Hassan, Mai

TC38, FB14, FD33, MC08, MD17Hassner, Ron

FB35Hastey, Joshua

TC49Has ngs, Jus n

WD07Hatakeyama, Kyoko

M00Hatala, Tomas

MF05, ME10Hataley, TS

WD52, FD25Hatcher, Pascale

TB07Ha ori, Tomohisa

WD57Hatz, Sophia

FD60Hauenstein, Ma hew

SB01, TB26, FD07, SC60Haufler, Virginia Ann

SC15, TA79, SB38, FD28Haugevik, Kris n

TB01-B, FB32Haugseth, Eirin

MG17Haupt, Wolfgang

WA04Hawes, Michael K.

WB73Hawkins, Darren

SB39, TD27, FA21, SA46Hawkins, Skyler

MA09Hayashi, Mika

SC13, WD66, FB07Hayden, Craig

MB19Hayes de Kalaf, Eve

TB41Hayes, Anna

FC32, ME03, FB60, WB43Hayes, Jarrod

FB14, WC19, FD33, MA12Haynes, Jeffrey P.

SC29Haynes, Kyle E.

TA50, SA77Haynes, Nola

FB16, WB17Haynes, Susan Turner

MH10Hazama, Yasushi

TC64Hazbun, Waleed

MH11, ME03, WA62Hazelton, Jacqueline

WB03, SA22Hazen, Jennifer M.

SB42, SC42Hazen, Timothy

MB17He , Yin

FA46, MA14, SC22, SB27He, Kai

WB01-DHe, Liuyang

FB00-3He, Wen ng

FA64He, Yujia

MF01, WA28Head, Naomi C.

TA12Healy, Niamh

WD73Heaphy, Janina

TA73, SA67Heathcote, Gina

MB02Heathershaw, John D.

TC01-B, TA21, FD51Heath-Kelly, Charlo e

WB48, FB79Hebel, Kai

FA28Hebron, Lui

FD38Hecht, Catherine

SA30Hedling, Elsa

FD47Hedström, Jenny

SB78Hedzet, Ajda

WC78, TC05, FA04Heffernan, Andrew

WA55Hegadorn, Tina

FB28, TB06Hegazi, Farah

TC68Hegele, Lukas

FC49, SA08Heggelund, Goerild M.

SA04, FD13Hegre, Håvard


Preliminary Program

FC67Heibach, Jens

FA50Heidrich, Dorota

TB26, FB08Heilmayr, Robert

TD15, TA38Heinkelmann-Wild, Tim

WB58, FD19Heinrich, Tobias

FC50Heinrichs, Pauline

FD43, SD62Heinze, Eric A.

WB61, FA19Heinzel, Mirko

TB77, FC29Heise, Julius

SA76Heiskanen, Benita

SA44, FA22Heiskanen, Jaakko

SA69Heiss, Andrew

FC62, FB01Helgado r, Oddny

TA69Hellemeier, Lucas Fernando

TB65, WA06, TA22, WC44Hellmann, Gunther

FC42Hellmann, Olli

FB65Hellmeier, Sebas an

TD75Hellmich, Chris na

SD23, SA19, WD36, SC69Hellmüller, Sara

TD35Helman, Joseph

TC75, WA00-1, FC50Henceroth, Nathan

SA27Henders, Susan J.

WB22Henderson, Chris an

MH01Henderson, Errol A.

SA59Hendricks, Michael

SA74Hendrickson, Petra

WC61Hendriks, Maarten

FB28, TC57, FA02, FC13, WD02Hendrix, Cullen

SB53Heng, Yee Kuang

WB37, TB18, SB38Henke, Marina E.

WC49, WA05Henne, Peter S.

WA24Henning, C. Randall

SD29Henry, Marsha

SD32, MC17Henshaw, Alexis Leanna

SC71Herborth, Benjamin

TA01-BHermann, Margaret G.

FC07Hermansen, Erlend A. T.

FC19Hernández , Alfonso

WB21Hernandez Borges, Pablo

SC27Hernandez Delgado, Esperanza

SA08Hernandez, Ariel Macaspac

TA51Hernandez, Brianna

MF11Hernandez-Garza, Maria Fernanda

SB55, WB32Herpolsheimer, Jens

TA39Herranz-Surralles, Anna

WC52Herrera, Geoffrey L.

SC03Herrington, Luke M.

WD70Herrold, Catherine

SB34Herron, Stephen

WA17Hershberg, Eric

ME01Hertel, Shareen

WA00-1Herten-Crabb, Asha

WB56, SB64Herz, Monica

WB19Herzog, Stephen

TA12Hester, Rebecca J.

MA07, SD72Heywood, Paul

MA13, FA66Hibben, Mark

SC74, WC76Hickey, Christopher

TA56, WD15Hickmann, Thomas

WD70Hidaka, Kaoru

WC68Higashino, Atsuko

TB63Higate, Paul

SC13Higgins, Paula

SC60Higham, Ian

WA43Hiim, Henrik Stålhane

WA33Hijzen, Constant

SA32, TD78, FD29Hilberg, Eva

SD74Hilgers, Gert

MC17Hill, Daniel

SD48Hill, Ma hew Alan

WA01-BHill, Oakley

TC17, FB44, WA33Hillebrand, Claudia

SC08, FA75, TB72, WB28, SB68Hillebrecht, Courtney

TD40Hilson, Abby Efua

WC01-BHinck, Garre

M00Hinck, Robert

WC53, FA34, SA32, TD27, WD52Hindmarch, Suzanne

WD22, TA50, MH01Hinds, Kris na

TC73, WA54, SD61Hines, Robert Lincoln

SB58Hinkkainen Ellio , Kaisa

MD11, SB37Hintz, Lisel

SA72Hinz, Kris na

FA66Hira, Anil

SA26, FB21, TB20, FC22Hirblinger, Andreas

MB17Hirono, Miwa

FD36Hirsch, Susan F.

TB10Hirschauer, Sabine

WA72Hirshorn, Yuval

WB30, TB63, FA77Hirst, Aggie

WA40Hirst, Catherine

TB48Hiwasaki, Lisa

WD25Hlatky, Roman

TB58Ho, Benjamin Tze Ern

SC46Ho, Carmen Jacqueline

TB66, FB49, SB06Ho, Selina

FA37, TB32Hoang, Phuong

SC10Hoban, Iuliia

TA38Hobbach, Raphaela

ME05Hobbis, Stephanie Ke erer

TC75, FB75Hobbs, Heidi H.

WD23, FC77, MB04Hobson, John

WA65, FA12Hochmüller, Markus

TA06Hochstetler, Kathryn

TD79Hoddy, Eric

TD51Hodge, Jennifer

WA75Hodges, Doyle K.

WC53Hodges, Robert

FB47Hodwitz, Omi

TD72, TC16Hoelscher, Kris an

WA03, FB22, SB42, SC58Hofferberth, Ma hias

FC45, SD27, SC52Hoffman, Aaron M.

TD50Hoffman, Adam

SA44, TC77, FC60Hoffmann, Alvina

FB23Hoffmann, Kasper

FB61Hoffmann, Lisa

FD07, FA06, FC08, WA18Hoffmann, Ma hew J.


Preliminary Program

WA33Hoffmann, Sophia

TC63Hoffmeyer-Zlotnik, Paula

TC20Hofius, Maren K.

FC35, SC17, SD13Hofmann, Stephanie

SB66, TB43Hogan, John J.

TD39Högbladh, S na

WD18, WB66Höhne, Chris

FB12, SA10, FD39, FC22Hoij nk, Marijn

FC19, FB27, TA49, TC15Holanda Maschie o, Roberta

TD77Holbig, Heike

TD75Holder, Lorena

FC69, MA05, WC74Holland, Jack

TB01, SD51Hollifield, James F.

MG02Hollimon, Haley

WA16, FD05Holm, Minda

SD32, WD33, SA61, FC48, SB32Holmes, Georgina

TD63Holmes, Jack E.

TD11, FC58, FA14Holmes, Marcus

FA13, WD16, WA07Holmqvist, Caroline

TC56Holtermann Entwistle, Maia

SD12, SA73Holthaus, Leonie

FD38, SA71Holzscheiter, Anna

TA23, SC44, FC14Hom, Andrew R.

WD38Homan, Patrick

WC19, WA66Homayounvash, Mohammad S.

SD63Homer-Dixon, Thomas F.

FC69, TA10, WB79, SD59Homolar, Alexandra

TC09, WB35Hönig, Anna-Lena

MB18Hönke, Jana

WA01-BHoogensen Gjørv, Gunhild

MC14Hooghe, Liesbet

TA69, FA64Hooijmaaijers, Bas

SA26, MD18Hook, Kris na

MA05Hooser, Kara

WD71, FB31, TC01-DHoover Green, Amelia

WB30, SD78Hoover, Joseph D.

FA11, FC15Hopewell, Kristen

FD62Hopkins, Barbara

TB10, SD59Hor, Amoz

SD21Horemans, Rikkert

WB69Horii, Satoko

FA51, WD35Horlings, Tess

WD31Horn, Denise M.

TD10, MA10Horn, Laura

TC75, SA01Hornat, Jan

FD17Horne, Cynthia M.

WB08, SD49, WA03, SC58Hornsby, David

SD62Hornung, Josie

TD00-2, FB24Horovitz, Liviu

WC14, FB13, MD12, TD36, FD22Horowitz, Michael

WC59Horschig, Doreen

FD06horta, fernando

TB02, WC31Horton, Benjamin

FB15Hoshiro, Hiroyuki

ME04Hosli, Madeleine

FD62Hossein, Caroline Shenaz

TD41, SB63Hosur Suhas, Prashant

SA79, WD46Houde, Anne-Marie

SA29Hourani, Guita

FA42Houser, Zachary

SD34Hoven, John

SD71Hovhannisyan, David

SA19, FC16, ME03, TD01-C, TB75Howard, Lise Morje

WD21Howard, Mark

TC04Howard, Philip

TA31, WA09, SD34Howe, Brendan

WA77, TB58, SA06, WB77Howell, Edward H. K.

MG11Hoyle, Aiden

MH06, TC41Hoyt, Timothy D.

WD23, FD20, TD21, MD11, MF03, MG03

Hozic, Aida Arfan

FA61Hristoulas, Athanasios

FC77Hsieh, Han-Hui

TA05, FC08Hsueh, Lily Y.

WC32Huang, Chin-Hao

MA15Huang, Chiung-Chiu

FC47Huang, Q. Elyse

WA78, FD71Huang, Qingming

SD01Huang, Reyko

TD00-3, WC54Huang, YiMin

SC13Huang, Zhao Alexandre

FB26, SB32, FD16Huber, Laura

MA17Huda, Juhi

MC18, FD66, TC11, SC39Hudáková, Zuzana

FB58, TA25, WD45Huddleston, Joseph

FD55, WA79Hudson, Jennifer

SA30, TC39, TB08Hudson, Natalie Florea

WA31Hudson, Peter

MA14, MD19Hudson, Valerie

WD60Huebert, Rob

SA57Huff, Connor

WB21Hug, Simon

WA12, FB61, SA78Hughes, Caroline

MH03Hughes, Hannah

SB69, WA76Hughes, Patrick

WA59, TB60Hui, Victoria Tin-bor

SA67Huikuri, Tuuli-Anna

MB18Hukil, Roomana

TA29, WC73, SB51Hulme, Charlo e

WB01-A, FB00-3Hulme, Patrick

TC26, WD56, FC16Hultman, Lisa

WD26Hultquist, Agatha Skierkowski

TA32Hultquist, Philip E.

FA17Hulvey, Rachel

TB53, SD06, WB42Humayun, Fahd

SB75Humphreys, Carrie

MB15Hunfeld, Katharina

FA12Hunt, Charles

TD49Hunt, Jonathan

FB26, FC30Hunter, Kelly

MB19Hunter, Wendy

WB14, FB79, FC14Hun ngton, Terilyn

SB57Huppenbauer, Nicolas

MA18Hur, Aram

SC16, ME12Hurd, Elizabeth Shakman

SA18, SB27Hurd, Ian


Preliminary Program

FB12, WD08, FA08, FD22Hurel, Louise Marie

SA46Hurley, Ma hew

TA67Hurst, Steven

FB48Hüsemoglu, Egecan

ME12Hussin, Iza

FA52Hut, Elodie

FA43Hutchings, Kimberly

FC16, WA55Huth, Paul

FC67, SC63Hu o, J. Wesley

SA56, FB00-1Huygens, Addison

WA58Huysmans, Mar jn

FA78Hwang, Injeong

WC00-1Hwang, Jeeseon

TA00-1Hwang, Sanhae

WC00-1, WA00-2Hwang, Wonjae

FD08, FC02Hyde, Susan

SD41, TC05Hyder, Misbah

SA15Hyyppä, Tiina

TA40, SB20Iannantuoni, Alice

SD39Ianosev, Bogdan

FC20Ibanez, Marcela

MH09Ibata-Arens, Kathryn C.

MB18Ibrahim, Aisha Fofana

WA77Ibrahim, Raslan

MG10Ibrahimi, Said Yaqub

TC06, FC18, FB32, TB13Ide, Tobias

WC34, WA65, TA24Idler, Anne e

TB15, WB29Idris, Murad

MA02Iglesias, Angel

SB23, FA53Ignatov, Anatoli I.

WA51Ignatova, Jacqueline

FC17Iji, Tetsuro

MC07Ike , Tarela Juliet

SD34Ikeda, Josuke

FD01, SB27Ikenberry, John

TC27Ilazi, Ramadan

FD30ILESANMI, Simeon

SA79, FA39Ilgit, Asli

WB53Ilhan, Bekir

SB25Iltekin, Sumeyye Mine

SA17Imade, Lucky

WC10Imam, Abbas

TA01-B, SB61Imamoglu, Selma

TB40Imran, Sheharyar

FA38, SD04, TC13, MB12Inayatullah, Naeem

FB79Inbar, Daphne

SA18Infan no, Federica

WB44Ingram, Haroro

TD01-DIngram, Kathy

WC70, WD11, WB70, FC14Iniguez De Heredia, Marta

TC44Inkpen, Christopher

FA44, MC17Innes, Alexandria J.

FB64Inoue, Cris na Y. A.

TA61Inoue, Hiroko

FB15INOUE, Masaya

WD68, WC25Ioffe, Grigory

WB34Iost, Natalia

SB45Iqbal, Arshia

TB66Iqbal, Husnain

FC32Irajpanah, Katherine

TC16Iranzo, Angela

MG17Irmisch, Janne Lis

SB66, FC67Iroulo, Lynda

ME13, MC03Irrera, Daniela

MD17Isakhan, Benjamin

FB51Isakova, Alina

SB50Ishii, Atsushi

TB54, SC02, MA16, SB48, ME08, FD14Ishiyama, John

SD17, FC34, SA73Ish-Shalom, Piki

SB66Isike, Christopher

WB76Islas Weinstein, Tania

MG02, TC59islek, Serpil

FD37, WC11, TA14Issa, Abdiasis

FC56Istomin, Igor

FC63Ivan , Adrian

WA35, FA47Ivan, Cris na

WC01-A, SB75, WB51, FB76Ivanov, Ivan Dinev

WB31, FA49, FD09, SC35, SB27Ivanova, Maria

MD10Ivkina, Natalia

TD14Izadi, Roya

WB67J. George, Vinu

WC49Jabbari, Fatma

FB07Jackson Farrier, Belinda

FB23Jackson, Ashley

FB59Jackson, Christopher

WC77Jackson, Christopher

TD24Jackson, Emily

SD17, FC34, TC03, SC58Jackson, Patrick Thaddeus

WC09, SD14, TA20Jackson, Richard

SC20Jackson, Sam

SB29, TD46Jackson, Steven F.

TA43Jackson, Van

WB77Jacob, Gaidimlung Kahmei

SB43Jacob, Happymon

TC26Jacob, Jacob Udo-Udo

TB65Jacobi, Daniel

WA31, WB38Jacobs, Ricado

WB72Jacobsen, Katja Lindskov

WB01-D, SA64Jacques, Peter

SD27, SC52, FB09, TD41Jadoon, Amira

MG17Jafarian, Mohammad Mahdi

MB11Jaganathan, Madhan Mohan

FB49, TC71, FC67Jag ani, Sharinee

SB77Jahan, Yasmeen

TB12, TC13, WA16Jahn, Beate

WD41, WC58Jaime, Keysha

WA50jain, unna

MB06Jaji, Rose

WC43Jakli, Laura

TD39, MD02, ME05, WC61Jamar, Astrid

FA28, TB27, WA13James, Patrick

WD37James, William

WA73Jami, Pansy

TC59Janczak, Jaroslaw

SA59Jang, Hye Ryeon

FD42Jang, Woojeong


Preliminary Program

WD18, SA18Jankauskas, Vytautas

FD75Jankin, Slava

FD77Janot, Mariana

TA34, SA37, WA33Jansen, Pia

SD03Jansen, Remco

FC13Jansesberger, Viktoria

MC09, TD07Janzwood, Amy

FC73Jappie, Saarah

TA14Jaramillo, Grace

MG04Jardinovsky Deba n, Lívia

TD48Jarstad, Anna

WC67Jarvis, Lee

FD26, SA00-2Jaskolska, Aleksandra

TD26, SC43, TC44Jaskoski, Maiah

WA79Jassal, Ashwani

MH05Jauhola, Marjaana

TC63Jaulin, Thibaut

FC49, SA77, SB47, FB68Jayaram, Dhanasree

TB01-BJayawardena, Pavithra

TA71, WA64Jayman, Jayantha

SB55, TD34Jeandesboz, Julien

TB46Jeangene Vilmer, Jean-Bap ste

TC54, TB56, SA01Jędrzejowska, Karina

WC76Jefferson, Kurt

TB43Jenkin, Claire

WD31Jenkins, Laura

WB20Jenne, Erin

TB39Jensen, Benjamin M.

SA60Jensen, Federico

TD24Jensen, Mads

SB21, FC00-1Jentleson, Bruce W.

SC31Jentzsch, Corinna

SD66Jeong, Bora

SB53Jeong, Hae Won

SD16Jeong, HoWon

WB35Jeong, Sangmi

MC01Jerdén, Björn

SB76, MH07, FC78Jerrems, Ari

WA41Jesse, Neal G.

MA04Jesus, Bianca

FA42Jetschke, Anja

FD67, FC55Jeyabraba, Maiyoraa

MD03Jia, Nan

TD76Jimenez-Bacardi, Arturo

WD54, FB53Jin, Hwalmin

FA32, SA48Jin, Sangpil

TB41, TA32Jindal, Nirmal

TC36, FC08, TB38Jinnah, Sikina

FA74Jnawali, Hari Har

WA44, FD48Jo, Eun A

MD18Jo, Hyeran

ME16, MG04Jo, Sam-Sang

WD17, TC46, FB69, WB09Joachim, Ju a

TA46Joana, Jean

TA05Jodoin, Sebas en

WB35Johansen, Thea

FB26Johansson, Karin

WD65, MB03Johansson-Nogués, Elisabeth

SD36Johns, Leslie

WA48Johns, MilaT

FB61Johnson, Anna

SD28Johnson, Candace

MA17, SA53, FB64Johnson, Craig A.

SA70, FB70Johnson, David K.

SB36, SC10Johnson, Dus n

SD53Johnson, Gregg B.

TB01-B, WD41, SA24Johnson, Heather L.

SC63Johnson, Ian

SD60Johnson, James

WB60, FD30Johnson, James Turner

WA07Johnson, Jamie M.

FC72, TD37Johnson, Jesse C.

TC25Johnson, Juliet

TA05Johnson, Kasia

TC06Johnson, McKenzie

SD18, SC17Johnson, Tana

SD68Johnston, Alison

FA41Jolliff Sco , Brandy

MC19Jones, Benjamin T.

WD37Jones, Catherine

SA47Jones, Devon

MB05, TC55Jones, Erik

SD22Jones, Jessica

FA30, SD75Jones, Lee

SA26, FB36Jones, Peter

FD74Jones, Steven

TB15Jones, Terry-Ann

FB56Jonsson, Oscar

SB07Joo, Minnie Minhyung

WC50, FA40Jordan, Jenna

TB57, WA06, TA01-AJorgensen, Knud Erik

FD34, SD73Jose, Betcy

FA23, FB76Joseph, Jonathan

SC57, WC36Joseph, Michael

TD39, MD08, FB38Joshi, Madhav

SD42Joshi, Saba

TB22Joshi, Sharad

WA55Jost, Ka e

WB24, FA41, SA57, MH13Jost, Tyler

MD17Jović, Nikola

WA21Jowell, Marco

FB13, WB50Joyce, Renanah Miles

SB32, WC59Ju, Changwook

WD43, SB73Juckenack, Astrid

WD17, SB20, FD66Jud, Stefano

FA77Judge, Sawyer

SB35Juede, Johannes

FD23Juelich, Antonia

TC38Juergensmeyer, Mark

TB01-BJuhasz, Elizabeth

TC28, MA06Julka, Amit

SA51, TC40, FD39Juncos, Ana E.

WA34, FA70, TB21Juneau, Thomas A.

WA29, SC46, TD78Jung, Anne-Sophie

WC29, SB09Jung, Danielle

FD15Jung, Euijin


Preliminary Program

FC38Jung, Laura

SA31Jung, Minju

FA63, TD66Jung, Yoo Sun

TD01-BJung, Yujin Julia

MB18Jungs de Almeida, Alessandra

FB06, TD04, TB03, SB04Jurkovich, Michelle

WC69Jus no, Patricia

SC76Justo, Nathalia

WB34, MD17Justwan, Florian

ME09Juu nen, Marko

SC32K. C., Luna

SB22Kaalund, Mathilde

TA39, SC21Kaarbo, Juliet

TB01-CKaba, Marcel

WD33, TB58Kabandula, Abigail

WC01-DKabaoglu, Abdullah

TD26, SD05, SC25, TB01-CKacowicz, Arie M.

TA79Kaczmarski, Marcin

FD02Kadera, Kelly M.

TD61, SB37Kadercan, Burak

TD10, MA10Kadiwal, Laila

WB76Kaeding, Malte Philipp

TD16Kaempf, Sebas an

SD07Kagawa, Megumi

M00Kagotani, Koji

WD14, SC17, WA24Kahler, Miles

MD12Kahn, Lauren

TA40, WA64Kahn-Nisser, Sara

FC50Kakenmaster, William

TB01-AKalatzi Pantera, Dafni

FB06, TB03, FC04Kalaycioglu, Elif

MA05, MC07Kaleem, Amna

MG06Kalfagianni, Agni

SC65, FD47, FA45, TC44Kalil, Mariana

TC21Kalin, Ilker

MF12Kallay, Johnny

SA07, FB11, TD05Kalmanovitz, Pablo

FC71KALO, MINATI

FB75, WC71Kaloos an, Damita

SA11, TC58Kalpakian, Jack

WD54Kaltenthaler, Karl

WC62Kalu, Kenneth

SD16, TA33, FD70Kalyan, Rohan K.

TC25Kalyanpur, Nikhil

WC69Kalyvas, Stathis

FD15Kam, Andrew Jia-Yi

SD68Kamel, Amir

TC01-B, SA55Kamenova, Ina

WD07Kameyama, Yasuko

WA39Kaminska, Monica

TB47, FA53, TC53, WC16Kamola, Isaac A.

SB53Kamrava, Mehran

SA50Kanchana, Radhika

FD11, TB60Kang, David

FB65Kang, Jiyoon

TB48, MG12Kang, Myeongji

FB65Kang, Sooyeon

TD65Kang, Stephanie

WC51Kang, Yi hyun

WB24, WC52Kania, Elsa

WB49Kanie, Norichika

TB42Kannan, Bhavani

SD39Kant, Piyush

MC06Kanth, Mir Fa mah

FD75Kantner, Cathleen

FD36Kanyako, Vandy

MC19Kao, Kristen

TD63, WD13Kaplan, Morgan L.

TB50, FC20, TD51, TC44Kaplan, Oliver

WC55, TC52Kaplan, Stephen Bre

SC38Kaplow, Jeff

FA67, WD67, TC43Kapoor, Ilan

ME13Kappis, Vassilis (Bill)

WD11Kappler, Stefanie

TD39Kapshuk, Yoav

FC59, TD76, TC69, SD50, MC05Karabegovic, Dzeneta

WD42KARACA, ASLI

WB01-BKaraca, Ilker

FC46Karacan, Sezgi

MF10Karagiannis, Emmanuel

ME13Karakasis, Vasileios P.

FC71Karasek, Tomas

TC27KARATRANTOS, TRIANTAFYLLOS

SC26Karga, Lydia

FD70Karim, Moch Faisal

SB48Karim, Sabrina

TA79Karjalainen, Tyyne

WA00-3Karjatse-Davidjants, Dana

SD77, SA17Karkar, Muhammet Mert

FC78karkour, Haro

WA67, WC79Karlén, Niklas

WD56, TB20, SD13Karlsrud, John

WC45Karlsson, Isabelle

SA52Karlsson, Rasmus A.

FD09, TC39Karns, Margaret P.

WC38Karp, Aaron

SD01Karp, Jeffrey

SD59Karp, Regina H.

MF08Karpaviciute, Ieva

FC72Karstens, Mikaela

WA47, TD39, WD19Kartsonaki, Argyro

ME16Kasbekar, Durgesh

WB52, WD15, TC36, MA17Kashwan, Prakash

TA74Kashyap, Aprajita

FD25, WD52Kashyap, Rina

WD68, TD73Kasianenko, Nataliia

SA34Kasparek, Stefanie

SD67, SB33Kassab, Hanna

TA18Kast, Emma

WB01-B, FA68, SB62Katada, Saori N.

FA48Katagiri, Azusa

FB35, WB43Katagiri, Nori

FC16Kathman, Jacob D.

TD72Katsos, John

WB48Katsumata, Hiro

SA06Katz, Claudio


Preliminary Program

TB41Katz, Daniel

TB79, WD76, SD39Katz, Heather

FD64, FB56Katz, Mark N.

TB35, FB14, WB39, SB09Katzenstein, Peter

TD40Katz-Lavigne, Sarah

TB78Kauffman, Brenda Marie

SC48, MB13Kauffman, Craig

FB39, SA47Kaufman, Joyce P.

TC01-C, SA55, WA59, WC01-BKaufman, Stuart

FD18Kaufman, Zachary

ME01Kaufmann, Eric P.

FB19Kaufmann, Mareile

WA26, WB06, MD06Kaul, Nitasha

MA17Kauneckis, Derek

SD20, TC01-AKaunert, Chris an

TC79Kauppila, Liisa

TC28Kaur, Dipin

WD51Kaur, Silky

SC45Kaushal, Akta

WD49, FC51Kavakli, Kerim Can

TD42Kavanagh, Jennifer

SC28Kaweesi, Edward Silvestre

MC03Kaya Uyar, Sumeyye

FA39Kayhan-Pusane, Ozlem

MD11Kaynak, Mehpare Selcan

FD51Kaytaz, Esra

WD68Kazharski, Aliaksei

FD67, SA29KC, Hari

WC24Kearn, Jr., David W.

FD62Kea ng, Chris ne

TB20Keator, Kate

SD32KEBAILI, SELIMA

FC27Keels, Eric

SB77, TB72, WA26, FA16Keenan, Alan

WD40Keeton, Rachel

FD16Keiber, Jason

MH16, SB61KELEŞ, Elif Ezgi

WA39Kello, Lucas

TD46Kelly, Gabriel

SA75, MA08Kelman, Ilan

FB59, WC72Kelmendi, Pëllumb

WB60, FD30Kelsay, John

TB78Kelsey, Nina

MD09Kendall, Joe

FC38Kenealy, Andrew

TD66Kenkel, Brenton J.

FC68, WD69Kenkel, Kai Michael

WC47Kennard, Amanda

SD15Kennedy, Denis V.

TB32Kent, Virginia

SC53Kenwick, Michael

ME02, FA72, WD27Kenyon, Kris Heather

TA55, FB29Keohane, Robert O.

MF18kermanian, sara

FC27Kern, Florian G.

MG17Kern, Kris ne

SA05Kerr, Rachel

MF10, FA57Kertcher, Chen

FC27Kertzer, Joshua D.

MD07Kesar, Surbhi

FD50, TA01-CKesgin, Baris

TC59Keshari, Raju

SD17, FD05, SC71Kessler, Oliver

SB38Ketchley, Neil

SB39Ketola, Hanna

TB77, FC29Ketzmerick, Maria

WD06Keyman, Fuat

FB69Khakee, Anna

TD01-D, SA15Khalaf, Rana

WD33Khalid, Aliya

WD75Khalid, Hina

WA01-BKhalid, Samiya

WC40Khalifa, Fareeda

TC67Khan, Anum

SA04khan, la fur

WA02Khan, Muqtedar

WB75Khan, Raphaëlle

FB47, TA46Khan, Saad Ullah

WD63, WB42Khan, Sahar

SC38Khan, Saira

WC12Khaniejo, Natallia

WA50Khannawalia, Parma

MC02Khawar, Sheema

FC59Khemakhem, Alya

TC29Khory, Kavita

SB54, TD67, SD50Khoury, Rana B.

WB03, TA22Khullakpham, Ruqaiya

MG14Khurram, Shehnoor

MA18Ki, Youn

SD45Kibbe, Jennifer D.

FB02Kibris, Arzu

FA59, TA09, WC26Kiersey, Nicholas

ME11KIKILIAS, PANAGIOTIS

WC77Kilaka, Benard Musembi

SD47Kilburn, H Whi

SD33Kille, Kent J.

SA43Killian, Kyle

WA22Kilroy, Walt

FC70Kim, Bo Kyung

MG17Kim, Claudia J.

TA76Kim, Eunji

TA53Kim, Hwajung

TD01-AKim, Hyunki

MF16Kim, James Dongjin

WD07Kim, Jemma

TC26Kim, Jieyeon

MH08, MA18Kim, Jiye

FB65, SB50Kim, Kyungmee

TD54, TC49, FD49, SD61Kim, Lami

WC21Kim, Mason

TD61Kim, Min Jung

TC49Kim, Philseo

SA09Kim, Rakhyun E.

SC24, FD76, TC08, TB00-2Kim, SooYeon

SB19Kim, Sung Eun

WC01-BKim, Yang Gyu


Preliminary Program

SB79Kim, Yooneui

SB78Kim, Yoonsoo

WB51Kim, Young Sang

FD70Kim, Youngwan

TB53, TD01-BKim, Yu Bin

TD53Kim, Yunhee

WD17, WB71Kimber, Leah R.

TB28, FA56Kinacioglu, Muge

SA12Kindervater, Garnet

WA62King, Anthony C.

WB68King, Desmond

FD79, FC76, FA18, WA00-2King, Elisabeth A.

FA57King, Jeffrey

MG04King, Marcus D.

FB47King, Steff

SB73, TD73Kingston, Lindsey

TD65Kinne, Brandon J.

FC69, FD32, WD50, TD69Kinnvall, Catarina

FA13, ME03, TD05Kinsella, Helen M.

MC01Kinzelbach, Katrin

WD32, FC39, FA33, SD78Kirby, Paul C.

ME09Kirillov, Sergei

TC21Kirisci, Mustafa

SB71Kirk, Kathleen

WA04Kirkey, Christopher

SD75, WD39Kirkham, Ksenia

FD58Kirmani, Rabea

TB35Kirshner, Jonathan

WB19Kirss, Alexander

WC32Kirval, Levent

SA22Kisangani, Emizet F.

WD74Kishi, Roudabeh

WD65, MB03, SC01Kissack, Robert

TD59Kitagawa, Risa

SC36, FA35, FB18Kitchen, Veronica M.

M00Kitsch, Sara

FB53Kiyani, Ghashia

SC66, TC00-2Kizekova, Alica

SC41Klausen, Jimmy C.

TA04, WC04Klein, Graig R.

WD00-1Klein, Joseph

FA31Klein, Kimberly

TA01-CKlein, Lilit

WA69, TC22, TA15Kleinberg, Katja

SC19, WB11Kleinschmidt, Jochen

FB17Klem, Bart

SA51Kliem, Frederick

SB48, SD09Klikunas, Paulius

WB11Klimentov, Vassily

WA05Klocek, Jason

MH10, MB02, WA52, MA17Klopp, Jacqueline

SA20Klose, Stephan

TC01-AKlosek, Kamil

TD60, SD51, WC72, MH02Klotz, Audie

TC23Kneebone, Lucy

WD76, FD50Kneuer, Marianne

SA38Kniep, Ronja

FB35Knight, Adam

SB07Knowles, Emily

FB58, FC52Knuppe, Aus n

TA36Knutsen, Carl Henrik

SC72Ko, Inhwan

SC57, TB62Ko, Jiyoung

MH08Kobayashi , Harumi

FB53, MA19Kobayashi, Ayako

SA19, FD37, MB17, FB61, TB44, FA16Kobayashi, Kazushige

WC49, WD77, WB58, FD19Kobayashi, Yoshiharu

MF15Kobayashi, Yoshikazu

SA39Kobayashi, Yoshiki

FB61Köbrich, Julia

FC44, TC01-DKocacık, Melike Ayşe

TA66, TD01-BKocaman, Ibrahim

SB42Kocamaz, Sinem

FC35Koch, Cedric Maxime

TD00-2Koch, Judith

FB51, WC42Koch, Mar n

FB05, WC64, FD17Kochanski, Adam

SD71Kocharyan, Hayk

WB25Kocher, Ma hew Adam

FA31, WA60, TB36Kochtcheeva, Lada V.

MF14Kocmanova, Marketa

TD00-2, FB47Kocs, Stephen A.

WA32Koechlin, Tim

TC14Koehler, Kevin

TD38Kofman, Michael

TA43Koga, Kei

WD01-DKöhne Godoy, Alexander

TD69Kohut, Thomas

FB19Kolås, Åshild

SD10, WA61, FD63, SC64Kolasa, Ma hew

SD45Kolaszyński, Mateusz

MC11Kolbe, Athena

TB38Kolcava, Dennis

WC50Koldunova, Ekaterina

WC70, SC23, WB70Kolia, Zahir

SC09Koliev, Faradj

SC11Kollek, Marie

SB50, FC67Kolmas, Michal

WC54Komori, Yasumasa

TD32Komujuni, Sophie

WB75Kona Nayudu, Swapna

MB03Kondratov, Yevgeniy

WC63Konken, Lauren C.

SD38Konstantakos, Leonidas

FC55Konzack, Tom

FA69Koo, Jeong-Woo

FA48Koo, John

FD44Koo, Sunyoung

MA01, FA53, TC53, WC16Koomen, Jonneke

TD68Koppell, Carla

WD42Koprulu, Nur

TA40, WD53Koremenos, Barbara

SA03, FC13Koren, Ore

FA39Korkmaz, Dicle

ME02Kornelsen, Lloyd

WD18, SD25Kornprobst, Markus


Preliminary Program

FD64, WC25, FC33Korobkov, Andrei V.

MB03, MA03Korosteleva, Elena

TC27Kortam, Marie

FD35, SA18, SB09Kortendiek, Nele

SC26Koru, Sevdenur

FC10Koruzhde, Mazaher

TB76Kosal, Margaret E.

FC43, MH02, WA19Koschut, Simon

SA41Kosloski, Anna

SB48Kostakos, Panos

SB56, SC59Köstem, Seçkin

TA58, FB61Kos ć, Dr. Marina T.

FC76Kostovicova, Denisa

WC14, TC48Kostyuk, Nadiya

TD01-AKotajoki, Jenniina

TB37Kotwal, Pooja

WB01-D, TB13, FA55Koubi, Vally

MF08Koval, Nadiia

SD15Kovalchuk, Sasha

WA56Kowalski, Michael

TD63Kowert, Paul A.

ME06Koyama, Hitomi

TB50, SA74Koyama, Shukuko

SA06, TA01-CKozub-Karkut, Magdalena

TD33Krahe, Max

TA44Kraig, Michael

SB75, SC02, FD72Krain, Ma hew

WA51, SB46, SA53Kramarz, Teresa

TB00-2Kramer, Zachary

FA49, TC06, FB28, TB13Krampe, Florian

SD53Krasnyak, Olga

TC00-2, SA77Kra uk, Barbara

TB57Kratochvil, Petr

FB58, TD51Krause, Jana

TB31Krause, Keith

WC35, TC35, FB53, TB25Krause, Peter

MB06, MF02Krause, Ulrike

WC41Kravtsov, Vlad

SC32Krcmar, Chantal

SB56, WD54, WA20, SC33Krebs, Ronald R.

MB14, WD61, FB60Kre , Anne-Kathrin

SC56, SD68Kremers, Ruben

WC14Kreps, Sarah E.

FC35, WC65, SA31, SD35Kreuder-Sonnen, Chris an

TC68, SB58Kreutz, Joakim

FD32, WD50Krickel-Choi, Nina C.

FC56Krickovic, Andrej

WD10, SB48Kriner, Michael

WC54Kring, William

SC70, TB10Kripp, Jacob

FB03Krisch, Nico

TC28, WD22Krishna, Sankaran

FD24, SA59Krishnarajan, Suthan

FB18Kristensen, Kris an Søby

TD24Kristensen, Peter Marcus

SD07Kroeker, Wendy

WA72Kröger, Markus

SA41Krohn, Pontus

WD30Kronsell, Annica

SB66Krösche, Niklas

MG02Krotz, Ulrich

TA38, TC18Kruck, Andreas

FC45Kruglova, Anna

FA35Krulisova, Katerina

FA11Krüsmann, Valen n

SC45, MB12, MF03, TA52Krystalli, Roxani

FB71, SD10, SA66Ku, Charlo e

WA11, WD46Ku, Minseon

MH08Ku, Yangmo

WC19, WB56Kubalkova, Vendulka

WD70Kubota, Masanori

FA52, SA01Kucharčík, Rudolf

TD37Kudo, Yasuki

SA64Kuehl, Colin

SB14Kuehn, Florian P.

WD10Kuele, Giovanna

SA14Kuenkler, Mirjam

TD64, SA53Kue ng, Gabriela

WB59, MD19, FB30Kugler, Jacek

SA59Kugler, Tadeusz

WB49, WC77Kuhl, Laura

SC12Kuhn, Felix

WA68Kuhn, Katharina

WC57, TA75Kuhn, Patrick M

SA63, WB23, FD73, TB36Kuhrt, Natasha C.

FD48Kuik, Cheng-Chwee

FD46, SD34, TC39Kulnazarova, Aigul

TC10Kulska, Joanna

MC04Kumar, Bhupendra

TC28, TD36Kumar, Manali

TA01-Dkumar, pavan

WA50Kumar, Sanjeev

TB47, WA32Kumarakulasingam, Narendran

WA50Kumari, Namreeta

SA33KUMARI, NANCY

SA72Kumari, Nitu

WD52Kumari, Renu

MB16, SB29, MG13Kunertova, Dominika

SC60Kunkel, Adam

FB04, SC05Kuntz, Friederike

MD15Kunz, Barbara

FD25Kuo, Jason

TA26, FB73Kuokkanen, Rauna J.

TB75, WC44Kupchan, Charles A.

SA24Kuper, Kenneth Gofigan

TB30Kuppers, Maira

TC71Kuradusenge-McLeod, Claudine

SB37Kurc, Caglar

MF06, TC03, MH03, SA13Kurki, Milja

FD75Kurnaz, Ahmet

FB06, WA19, FD41, SB05, FC60Kurowska, Xymena

TA31, SD34Kurtenbach, Sabine

MG16Kurylo, Bohdana

FD34Kürzdörfer, Nora

TA27, WA23Kurze, Arnaud

WB48Kusano, Hiroki


Preliminary Program

SA23Kuscu Bonnenfant, Isik

TD42, SB31Kushi, Sidita

TB43Kusic, Katarina

SC15, SD21, WA13Kustermans, Jorg

SC27Kusumaningrum, Diah

TD08, WC39, TC66Kuus, Merje

M00Kuznetsov, Denis

WD78, MD07Kvangraven, Ingrid

SB38Kvist Møller, Anna Helene

SA65Kwadrans, Ania

TC36Kwek, Dorothy

TC49, TD46, SC38Kwon, Edward

WC24Kwon, Ji Young

SB16, SC78Kwon, Minju

SA69Kyriakidis, Alexandros

TB26Kyritsis, Penelope

SA26, SC69Kyselova, Te ana

TC65, WD65Laa kainen, Ka e Verlin

FA54Labidi, Imed

FA21Labonte, Veronique

FB11Labuda, Patryk I.

WD41, FC69, WC74Lacatus, Corina

TD14Lachapelle, Jean

FB52Lachica, Alan

ME10Lackenbauer, Whitney

TD26Lacovsky, Exequiel

WA75, FA76Lacquement, Richard

WB72Lacy, Mark J.

SC33Laderman, Charlie

WD38LaDeur, Sco T.

MD01Ladisch, Virginie

TA26Ladner, Kiera

TC41, WB75Ladwig, Walter

TB10Laffey, Mark

FB57LaFree, Gary

SB00-1, TC01-ALaFreniere, Hope

MC12Lagana, Giada

TC78Lagerkvist, Johan

TB36, ME09, WB56Lagu na, Maria

FC07Lahn, Bård

SA39Lahneman, William J.

TC68, FD61, TD37Lai, Brian

WA43, WC21, MG13, SA08Lai, Chris na

WC64Lai, Daniela

WB01-BLai, Ruilin

TD41Laiveling, Kevin

FD08, SC24, WD03, TA08, SB09, TB01-ALake, David A.

TD32, FB31, TA52, WD02Lake, Milli M.

SD20Lakomy, Miron

TD15Lam, Shing-Hon

FB22Lambach, Daniel

FA46Lambert, Joshua

FD16, TA27Lamont, Christopher K.

TA24Lamo e, Mar n

WD20, WC74, FB23, TC21, FC79Landau, Dana M.

SD10, WA61Landau, David

TB51, SC44, FD58Landau, Loren

SA41Landon-Murray, Michael

WC00-1Landry, David

WC01-DLandry, Joshua

SA46Lane, Andrea

FC70Lane, Richard

SB40Lang, Charlo e

MC03Lang, Craig

FD43, SA66Lang, Jr., Anthony F.

FA11, WA69, WD62Langbein, Julia

TA01-BLange, Alexandra

FB08Langford, Natalie

M00Langlet, Arne

MF12Langlois, Jérémie

SB65Langø, Hans-Inge

SC60, TA68Lanoszka, Anna

MH04, MF15, WB23Lanteigne, Marc

TA39, FC31, FD22Lan s, Jeffrey S.

WD53LaPorte, Jody

TB31, WA32Larasa , Rachmi Diyah

SC37Larik, Joris

TB56Larionova, Marina

FA17Lark, David

TB53Larkin, Colleen

WB20LaRoche, Christopher David

FB45Larreategui, Paulina

SC54Larsdo er, Kers

WC01-BLarsen, Even

SB55, TB14Larsen, Jessica

FD03, FC56Larson, Deborah W.

FC72Larsson Gebre-Medhin, David

SA38Larsson, Sebas an

FD23Larue, Patrick

SC43Laryš , Mar n

TD36, SC33, FA42Lascure es, Kyle M.

WD12Lasley, Sco

TC13, SC12Latham, Andrew A.

FC45Lau, Stephan

SA76Laudrain, Arthur P. B.

WD01-A, WA57Lauer, Caleb

SB15Laurence, Jonathan

WD18, SB36Laurence, Marion

TA48Lavallée, Chantal

WC53, FC77, SD33Lavelle, Kathryn

FA69, FC27LaVelle, Meridith

TC63Lavenex, Sandra

SD67Lavery, Sco

SB52Lawrence, Adria

SA12Lawrence, Jennifer Leigh

SD63, ME11Lawrence, Michael

WD23, FC35, FA43, FB70, WB39, TB60Lawson, George

MC04Lawson, Sylvia

SC07Lawther, Cheryl

WB01-BLawther, Isaac

SB27Layne, Christopher

TA23Lazar, Nomi Claire

MC05, MD04Lazić, Slađana

MD02, TC57Le Billon, Philippe A.

SB10Le Gouriellec, Sonia

MC12Le Mouel, Pierre


Preliminary Program

WA01-B, SD50Le Penne, Shirley

FC36Le, Anh

TD49Leake, Elisabeth

FA00-1Leal, Cynthia

WD01-A, WB76, TA13, MC15, TC20Leander, Anna

WD14, SB01, TB26, FD45LeBaron, Genevieve

WD68, WC25, SC64Lebedeva, Marina

WC22Leblang, David

SB79Lebon-McGregor, Elaine

MD05Lecavalier, Emma

FB61Lechartre, Joséphine

WA12Leconte, Cécile

FB50Lecours, Andre

TD29Ledberg, Sofia

WC34, SA78, TA52Lederach, Angela

SA08Lederer, Markus

MC13, SD79Leduc, Raphaël

WA01-A, TD41Lee, Bomi

WB66, FB01Lee, Boram

TC68Lee, Chia-yi

MH04Lee, Chyungly

FA17Lee, Clara

MA18Lee, Don S

TD28Lee, Emily

WB26Lee, Haillie Na-Kyung

FA65Lee, Hoon

WB01-ALee, James

MH13Lee, Jinhyun

WB51Lee, Jinwon

WB39Lee, Ji-Young

SA28, MB04Lee, Jooyoun

SA08Lee, Juheon

TB43Lee, Jung Woo

WA25Lee, Kyung Sun Karen

TB24, SA54Lee, Melissa

WB59, FA67Lee, Michael J.

FA18Lee, Myunghee

MD01Lee, Sabine

SC55Lee, Saera

SB39Lee, San

MG11Lee, Sarah

SB07Lee, Sean

WA44, TD01-CLee, So Jin

SC61Lee, Sohyun Zoe

WA01-A, MH08Lee, Sojeong

FA00-1Lee, Song Eun

FC51, TC34Lee, Soyoung

TB55, FA64Lee, Su-Hyun

SD19Lee, Sumin

SC18, FC20Lee, SungYong

FB53, WB53Lee, Terence

MG14Lee, Wondong

WB01-A, WC54Lee, Yaechan

FA68Lee, Yong Wook

TD53Lee, Yoochul

TD44Lee, Yoon Jin

MA18Lee, Yoonkyung

M00Lee, Youngchae

WC01-D, TA08, WA15, TD37, FC24, TB02, WD02

Leeds, Bre Ashley

SA65Lefebvre, Camille

TA56, WD44Leffel, Ben

TA47Lefort, Bruno

SD74Leggeri, Alexis

SB10, SD43, SC67Legler, Thomas

WC67Legrand, Tim

WC74Lehrs, Lior

WD59Lei, Jing

WB01-BLei, Yaxiong

TC21, FC22, FB61Leib, Julia

FC38Leigh, Darcy

FA22, TC74, FC23, WD78Leigh, Joseph

FA21Leimbigler, Betsy

SA73, SC79Leininger, Julia

WD26Leinweber, Ashley E.

WD23, TB12, TA16, FD05Leira, Halvard

FD13Leis, Maxine

TB52, TC22Lektzian, David

SB14, WA12Lemay-Hebert, Nicolas

FC72, SB63Lemke, Douglas

WA25, TC19, TA37, TD16Lemke, Tobias

SB33Lemos, José

WB36, WC07Lemphers, Nathan

TA58Lentzos, Filippa

TA38, MC14Lenz, Tobias

WD12, SC68, TD17Lenze Jr., Paul E.

WB14, WC79Leonard, Eric K.

TA44Leoni, Zeno

SD48, TC00-2Leoni, Zeno

SA36Leon tsis, Vasileios

FD79, MA02, MB08Lepp, Eric

WB20Lequesne, Chris an

FB04Lerch, Julia C.

WC59, SA74LeRiche, Ma hew

TD44Lerner, Adam

MD01Lesley, Elena

FB10, TD59Lessa, Francesca

MG06, MA09Letrone, William

MF05, ME10Leuprecht, Chris an

FA19, FB65Leuschner, Elena

TA54Levey, Zach

MG05Levi, Hila

FC68Levin, Andrew

TB05Levin, Dov

FA40Levin, Jamie

FB41Levinas, Shiri

SC75, WD66Levin-Banchik, Luba

WB29, TB03Levine, Daniel J.

FC05, MG18, WB10, MF17, MA11Levinson, Nane e S.

FA22Levshin, Anatoly

FB58Levy, Gabriella

FD03, WA20Levy, Jack S.

SB08Levy, Naomi

WA65, WB47Lewis, Chloé

SA63, MB02, WB23Lewis, David G.

WB05, FB65Lewis, Jacob


Preliminary Program

TC24Lewis, Janet

WC05, SA08Lewis, Joanna I.

WA01-B, TC00-1Lhaskyabs, Stanzin

ME06Li, Hanlun

FA63Li, Jing

TD00-2Li, Kunhan

WB12Li, Quan

FA67, MD03Li, Siyao

M00LI, Tianchong

WB34Li, Xiaojun

WA52LI, Xinyu

SA04Li, Yi-Fan

FA37Li, Yifei

FD00-1, TD65Li, Yueyi

TC67, WC10Liaga, Emmaculate

FD78Lian, Jie

WD61, FC26Lian, Shanshan

WD50, SB06Liang, Ce

WC62, SB62Liang, Wei

MH13Liao, Jessica C.

WD62Liao, Ning

WA45LIAO, TIANJING

WA42Liberato, Catarina M.

TA66Licata, Angela

TD67Lichtenheld, Adam

WD36, FC22, SC69Lidén, Kristoffer

SA18Lie, Jon Harald Sande

TC34Liebenguth, Julianne

FB49Lieberherr, Boas

TA78, TC40Lieberman , Sarah

FD41, TD09Liebetrau, Tobias

SD18, WB61, SA71Liese, Andrea

TD73Liew, Jamie

SD10, WA61Lightcap, Tracy

TA26Ligh oot, Sheryl

FB42Liguori, T. J.

MH09, MG04Lim, Haeyong

TB01-BLim, Junghyun

FA68Lim, Kyuteg

TA56Lim, Sijeong

WA22Lima, Veronica

MH06Limaye, Satu

TA57Limeberry, Veronica

SB59, TA01-BLin, Alex Yu-Ting

TB62Lin, Dalton

WA39Lin, Herbert

WB58Lin, Hsuan-Yu

FC38Lin, Jake

WD01-BLin, Wan-Ping

SD03Lin, Yu

TC73Lin, Yue

FC61, SA29Lind, Amy

WC14, WA20Lind, Jennifer

SC79, FC02Lindberg, Staffan I.

WD35Lindelauf, Roy

FA09, TD34Lindemann, Thomas

FB22Linder, Simon

SA61Lindke, Chris an

FA23Lindroth, Marjo

WD03, FA24Lindsay, Jon

FA48Lindsey, David

SA46, WB47Lindsey, Summer

TD37Linebarger, Christopher

FA10Lingevicius, Jus nas

WC14, WD47, WB41, MC16, TC61Lin-Greenberg, Erik

WD64Linke, Andrew M.

TD01-CLiou, Ryan Yu-Lin

SB44, SA65Lippe, Virginie

TC52Lippolis, Nicolas

MH03Lipschutz, Ronnie D.

SB54, TC65Lipson, Michael

MF12Lisenkova, Alena

TD64, FD02, SA10Lisle, Debbie

FC53Listkiewicz, Aleksandra

SC72, SD76Li lepage, Kelley

SD18, WA12, FD38Li oz-Monnet, Annabelle

WD24, FB55Liu, Howard

SA49Liu, Huan

SC30Liu, Imogen

TB48Liu, John Chung-En

MD03Liu, Lizhi

SB19Liu, Rigao

SA22, TA75, FD61, FA17, FC20Liu, Shelley

MF09, MF15Liu, Yuyin

MA14Liu, Zongyuan Zoe

FD24Livieratos, Cole

TD11Livingston, Steven L.

FA58, FC52Ljungkvist, Kris n

MC02Llavaneras Blanco, Masaya

SD03Lo, Adeline

WB14Lobasz, Jennifer K.

TB27, WA41Lobell, Steven E.

WA36Loboda, Yuriy

SA40Lockhart, James

SD68, TC25Lockwood, Erin

FC07Lockwood, Ma hew

WB42Lodoen, Julia

FC69, WB79, WC74Loefflmann, Georg

TB53, FA40Logan, David

WD56Loges, Sloane

SA49, TC50Loh, Dylan

WD18, TD24Lohaus, Mathis

WB44Loidolt, Bryce

SA23Loizides, Neophytos

FC78, TC50, TB41Loke, Beverley

SD01Loken, Meredith

TD50, SC20, WC04Lokmanoglu, Ayse

SC60Loleski, Steven

SB17Loli, Miranda

FB44Lomas, Dan

SB08Lonergan, Kate

TD78Long, Christopher

WC18, SA37Long, Magda

WA17, TD36, FC04Long, Tom

TB28Longo, Francesca

SC53Longo, Ma hew


Preliminary Program

WD12, TC16Lopes da Cunha, Guilherme

FB72Lopes, Paula Duarte

MA01, SA36Lopes, Rafael Bi encourt Rodrigues

SB55, TA14, WB32Lopez Lucia, Elisa

SB18López Varas, Miguel A.

SB26, FB59, SA22, FC54Lopez, Andrea M.

TA31, SD34, SA25Lopez, George A.

WC05Lopez, Jennifer

FD06Lopez-Levy, Arturo

WA02Lopez-Vallejo, Marcela

WB73, FB68Lorentzen, Jenny

TB51, SC44Lori, Noora

FA32, WB48, SA48Lo az, Pascal

SB55Lo holz, Philipp

MF11Loukou, Mariah

SC08, TC70, FA17, SA66Lovat, Henry M.

TA01-ALove, Paul

MD09Loveless, Ma hew

SD54, TA04Løvlien, Eline Drury

TD39, TC15Loyle, Cyanne E.

M00Lozada, Paola

TC38Lozano-Bielat , Hope

WA02Lozano-Vázquez, Alberto

FD43, TD05Lu, Catherine

TB52Lu, Kelan

SA60Lu, Yen-Chi

WB10, SA15Lucas, Caleb

SC79, SB11Lucas, Russell

M00Lucena, Cín a

TB77, WB65Lüdert, Jan

FD55Ludwig, Fernando

SC69Lühe, Ulrike

FD26Lukaszuk, Tomasz

SA40Lukoff, Lee

SC11, TA42Luleci-Sula, Cagla

TB29, ME11Lummack, Robert

FD25Luo, Daniel

TC71Lupien, Pascal

WD79Lupieri, Sigrid

SB04, WC60, TB76, TC45Lupovici, Amir

WD58, FC44, TB59, WB15Lupton, Danielle L.

FB55, FA26, WC43Lupu, Noam

TA04Lupu, Yonatan

WC14, FC36Lushenko, Paul

TB29, SA64Lusk, Adam

WD56, FD49Lutmar, Carmela

TC63Lutz, Philipp

MA13Lütz, Susanne P.

MD16, SB52Lyall, Jason

WB65, TC39Lyon, Alynna

TB54Lyons, Terrence P.

MH05Lyy käinen, Minna

MB11M. P., Shibu

SA11, TA74, WD66, FA27M. Valenca, Marcelo

TB09Ma, Ping

WD59Ma, Yingyi

MG18Maag, Daniela

SC33, SB31, FD54, FC32Maass, Richard

WD76Maa , Ahmed

WC05Maboudi, Tofigh

FB27, MA02, MB17, SB08Mac Ginty, Roger

SA47Macchiusi, Cris ana

WD72, TA26MacDonald, David Bruce

TB72MacDonald, Erica

FB13Macdonald, Julia

SB01, FB08Macdonald, Kate

SD49, WA17, FA60, TA14Macdonald, Laura Catharine

WA20, WD38MacDonald, Paul K.

FA00-2Macêdo Costa, Vitória Libni

SC70, TA33Machold, Rhys

SD37MacKay, Joseph

SB36Mackenzie, Lauren

SA61, MB16, WC17MacKenzie, Megan H.

FA43Mackinnon, Emma

TB63, TD78MacLeish, Kenneth

MH04Maclellan, Nic

TA35Macpherson, Andrew

SB76Madbouly, Mayada

SA42Maddrell, Paul

WA30Madeira, Mary Anne

TA24Madison, Ian

WD69, WA79Madokoro, Daisuke

SC08, TC70Madsen, Mikael Rask

FB49Maduz, Linda

SB46Maechler, Sylvain

WB01-AMaeda, Yuji

SB65, FD61Maekawa, Wakako

WD17Maertens, Lucile

SD42, FA18Magalhaes Teixeira, Barbara

FD37Magara, Ibrahim Sakawa

WC40Magdy Abdelmonem Ahmed, Ramy

SA11Maghraoui, Driss

WC07Maglia, Cris ana

WA12Magnon-pujo, Cyril

WD30Magnusdo r, Gunnhildur Lily

TA01-DMagu, Stephen M.

WC18Maguire, Thomas

WC19Mahalla , Mohammad

FC42Mahant, Edelgard

SD14Mahapatra, Debida a Aurobinda

FB16, SC03Mahdavi, Mojtaba

MC04Mahla, Pintu Kumar

MA12Mahmood, Serri

WC40Mahmoud, Raghda

SB69Mahmoudi, Ma hew

WC35Mahmudlu , Ceyhun

TB00-1Mahmutaj, Noela

TA43Mahnken, Thomas G.

MA15Mahoney , Josef

WC14Mahoney, Casey

SC52, FD49, TC46Mahoney, Charles W.

TB64, SD57Mahrenbach, Laura C.

SB12Maia, Fernando

SB48Mailhot, Cameron

WA55Maimer, Pamela

FD51Mainwaring, Ce a S.


Preliminary Program

TD70Maione, Emerson

TB29Majewska, Izabela

WB00-1Majumdar, Medha

TD15Makdisi, Karim

FD69Malang, Thomas

TC19, TA37Malaviya, Ritambhara

SB18Maldonado, Gerardo

SB07, TB25Malejacq, Romain

TD50, WC49, SC52, FA62Malet, David

TA10Malewich, Baruch

TA76Malik, Mashail

SA43, FA53, SD40, MF03, TB40Malik, Shiera

TD24Maliniak, Daniel

SB38Malis, Ma

TC63Malit Jr, Froilan

WD63, MA06, MD17Malji, Andrea

MA13Malkin, Anton

SC15, FA36, TA09Mälksoo, Maria

WC33, TA01-CMalle , Ellis

SD33Mallory, Conall

FC65Malmvig, Helle E.

SD03, WA53, TC24Malone, Iris

FB23, TA24, SD26Mampilly, Zachariah

MB19Manby, Bronwen

WB30, WD22, SC70, SD78Manchanda, Nivi

SC28Manchanda, Rita

TD18Mandacaru Guerra, Adriana

SB15, WC49, TA19Mandaville, Peter

TD04, WD71, FA74Manekin, Devorah S.

FB34Manfredi, Juan Luis

WB18Manganello, Anthony

SB46Manger, Mark S.

TC77Mangin, Mailys

TD58Manhas, Ekta

SC65Mani, Kris na

FD53, WC51Maniates, Michael

MA01, SD11, TC15Manion , Megan

FA01, WB46Mannergren Selimovic, Johanna

TB54Manning, Carrie

TB79, WA25, FC47, FB37, WB10Manor, Ilan

SD67, WB26Mansfield, Edward

TC72Mansour, Imad

TA25Mansour, Renad

FB03, SD73, TB61Man lla, Giovanni

SB22, FC25Mantz, Felix

FA49, TA23Manulak, Michael W.

FC71Manzoor, Rehana

TD65Maoz, Zeev

WD55Marcano Rivera, Rashid Carlos Jamil

SD52, WD33Marchand, Marianne H.

WA02, WC25Marche , Raffaele

WA34Marchio, James

TD43Marchment, Zoe

TD70Marcondes de Souza Neto, Danilo

TD56Marconi, Claudia Alvarenga

SC31Margulies, Max

TB64, FD38, SD35Margulis, Ma as E.

TC65, WA54Marinova, Iren

TC69Marinova, Nadejda K.

WB52, TC36Marion Suiseeya, Kimberly R.

FB22, SA31, FC71Marion, Summer

FD67Mark, Brendan Skip

WD60, TB23, TA25Markowitz, Jonathan

MC14Marks, Gary

TB25, WB44, TA59Marks, Zoe

TD11, FC58, WA13Marlin-Benne , Renee E.

TC01-AMarmura Brown, Simon

FA07, FD66, SA59, WB69, SC01, WC58Marolda, Gemma

MA07, MB02, SD72Marque e, Heather

WA73, FD77Marquez Lar gue, Rodrigo

WA34, SD44Marrin, Stephen

TD46Marsh, Nicholas James

FB42, FA22, WC13, WB38, TC56Marshall, Jenna

TB26Marshall, Michael

FB61Mart, Sehrazat G.

TA03Martel, Stéphanie

WD60, ME03Marten, Kimberly

TA39Mar ll, Benjamin

SC45, SB14, FC18, MF01, SA05Mar n de Almagro Iniesta, Maria

SA74Mar n, Coty

WC32Mar n, Félix E.

WD06Mar n, Lenore G.

SC17Mar n, Lisa

SC48, TD62Mar n, Pamela

SB51Mar n, Shannon

SA50, WD28Mar n, Susan

WD10, TB21Mar n-Brule, Sarah-Myriam

TB23, TD63, WD61, TC02, WB10Mar nez Machain, Carla

SB39Mar nez, Alexia B.

FD72Mar nez, Melissa

FB75Mar n-Howard, Simone

SB76, WC09Mar ni, Alice

FD66Mar n-Morales, Kelsey

WC69Mar ns Caeiro, Rute

TA10, TD57Mar n-Shields, Charles Patrick

SA78, TC63Martuscelli, Patricia

FB49Maruoka, Chiho

FA43Marwah, Inder

SB56Marwah, Reena

TB01-CMarwein, Banshanlang

FB08Marzano Franco, Karina

ME12marzouki, nadia

TC04, WA39Maschmeyer, Lennart

MA12Maseno, Loreen

TB69Masís-Iverson, Daniel

SD46Maslow, Sebas an

TA59Masoud, Tarek

MH16Masoudi, Heidarali

SB29, TB21Massie, Jus n

TC33, WB68, SD68Massoc, Elsa

MF09Massoud, Samer

WA59Mastanduno, Michael

SB41Masters, Cris na

TD67Masterson, Daniel

TB48, WC22Masterson, James R.

WA66, SB33Mastro, Oriana Skylar


Preliminary Program

TA55Masukata, Shuichiro

WC34, TD51Masullo, Juan

TB24, WB15, SB20Matanock, Aila M.

FB46, FA47Matei, Cris

MB15, MA08Matejova, Miriam

TC05, SD02Ma ess, Hilary

SA61, FA35, FD24, FC48Mathers, Jennifer G.

FB07Mathews, Sara Mercado

WB44Mathieson, Nicola

WB27, FD52Mathur, Ritu

WC11Mathur, Sahil

TD30Matlé, Aylin

SB29Matsuda, Takuya

SC77Matsuoka, Misato

TD59, SC06Ma es, Michaela

SB10, FC67, TA14Ma heis, Frank

SA52, TB06Ma hew, Richard Anthony

TC55Ma hijs, Ma hias M.

FB63Ma hys, Joery

MC19, FC72Ma acci, Eleonora

TA79Ma lin, Mikael

MB11Ma oo, Amitabh

FB39Ma ox, Gale A.

TA39Matzner, Sissela

WA52Mauad, Ana

FD36Maulden, Patricia A.

SC57, TD47Maxey, Sarah

SC39May, Cindy

FC11, SA36, TB33, TA14Mayanja, Evelyn N.

WD01-DMaycox, Lucy

SA60, SC62, MA15Mayer, Maximilian

WA30Mayer, Sebas an

SC59mazzocco, ilaria

WC13, TB33Mbete, Sithembile

TB38Mbeva, Kennedy

WA23, FC60Mc Cluskey, Emma

SC34McAlexander, Richard

SD36, WB28McAllister, Jacqueline R.

WD61McArdle, Michele

WD32, TB45McAuliff, Alexandra

TC62McCall-Smith, Kasey

TA31, WA37, SD34, TD48McCandless, Erin L.

WA10, WB07McCarthy, Daniel

FA37McCauley, John

WC39McConnell, Fiona

FB06, FA79McCourt, David M.

TD57, MG03McCulloch, Allison

MC12McCullough, Catherine

SD67McDaniel, Sean

MD19McDermo , Rose

SD20McDonagh, Ken

TC37, FA20, FC36McDonald, Jack

SD64, TA57, MH03McDonald, Ma

ME01, WC54McDoom, Omar Shahabudin

TD71McDougall, Derek

SB19McDowell, Daniel

WB49, FC10McEvoy, Joshua

FD17Mcevoy, Kieran P.

TA51, SA29, SC49McEvoy, Sandra

MA02, SA78, FD59McEvoy-Levy, Siobhan

WC01-CMcFadden, Micaela

SA76McGarry, Presley

TA66McGauvran, Ronald

TD79McGill, Dáire

FC76, SC51McGonigle Leyh, Brianne

WB18McGowan, Fraser

TD27McHugh, Ciara J.

FA76McInnis, Kathleen

SC44, FC14McIntosh, Christopher

FD74, SC56, FA68, FB20McKeen-Edwards, Heather D.

SD53McKenzie, Mary M

TA62, TD62McKeon, Nora

WD59McKeown, Joshua S.

WB36McKnight, Sco

FD03McKoy, Michael

WB50McLauchlin, Theodore

WC54, MA18McLean, Elena

SD56McLean, Shawna-Rae

WD56McLeer, Andrew

FD69, WC73McMahan, Lyndsey

SC57, FA48, WB25McManus, Roseanne

TA62McMichael, Philip

SC20, WD25McMinimy, Kayla

WB41McMurdo, Torey

SC01McNamara, Dennis Louis

FC35, TB35, TC66, FB29McNamara, Kathleen R.

FD56, SA23, FB50McNamee, Lachlan

FC70McNeill, Casey

TD52McNeish, John-Andrew

TA69McNeme, Keely

TB51, SC44McNevin, Anne

TD04Mcnulty, Stephanie

WD50McPherson IV, Luther Lee

TB63McSorley, Kevin

SD44McVay, Liam

FA61, WB09McWard, Andrew

FD01, TB18, WB25, FB29Mearsheimer, John

TB38Meckling, Jonas

FC39Medha, Medha

FD02Medie, Peace A.

FA50Mednicoff, David

SA20Meehan, Elizabeth

MD02Meehan, Patrick

FC45, SB34Mehran, Weeda

WD61Mehrl, Marius

SD60, WD47, TC48Mehta, Rupal N.

FC69, WC65, TD24, FA03, WB65, WD38Meibauer, Gustav

WD72Meiches, Benjamin

WB14, WC67, FB60Meier, Anna

MF05Meier, Daniel

SB65, WA67Meier, Vanessa

SC59, TC34Meierding, Emily

TB18, SB49Meijer, Hugo

FC16, MC11Meiske, Maline

WB61, TD70, TC76Mekler, Ariel G.

FD47, SB71, SA68, FC36Melancon, Andree-Anne


Preliminary Program

FD60Melin, Molly

WB01-C, WC28, WA25, TA53, FD28Melissen, Jan

FC40Melley, Timothy

TD08, MF16Mello, Patrick A.

FB12, FA56, WC38Mema, Medlir

WA01-D, FB16, FC59, WC43, FD42, TC10

Menchik, Jeremy

TD58Mendelsohn, Barak

SD63, TC57, TA74, WC46Mendenhall, Elizabeth

TA51, TB45Mendes, Angelina

FC12, WA32, SB45Mendez, Maria Jose

SD41, TC05Mendoza, Mary Anne

TD10, MA10Mendus, Alys

FD31Mengisteab, Kidane

FB63Menkveld, Chris aan

SA03, WC59Menninga, Elizabeth J.

FA69Menon, Anil

MH11Mensah-Yawson, Gordon Kojo Nyame

SA44Menton, Jane Darby

FB04, MB18Menzel, Anne

SD52, WC32, SC67Mera, Laura Gomez

MB05, TC66Merand, Frederic

SB76, SD41, SA13, TB43Mercado, Adhemar

WB57Mercurio, Francesca

SA75Meriläinen, Eija

WA45, FC30Merrell, Brandon

SA10Merrill, Andrew

FC57Merriman, Hardy

SB75, TA30, MF11, WB77Merryman, Molly

SA43, FD29Merson, Emily

TD33, TC33, SC30Mertens, Daniel

WC19, WA66Mesbahi, Mohiaddin

WB04Meserve, Stephen

ME11Mesjasz, Czeslaw

SD69, SA11, TC79, SB04Messari, Nizar

FA34, WB47Messerschmidt, Maike

WD47Messick, Madeline

MA13, MG09, MH09Me nsoy, Saliha

SD50Metodieva , Atanaska

TA36, FD13Me ernich, Nils

TC55Meunier, Sophie

MB07Meye, Marie-Therese

WC01-A, SD19Meyer McAleese, Mary K.

MA07, SD72Meyer-Sahling, Jan

TB02Mezzera, Carmen

WB02, SC32, FA74, MA19Mhajne, Anwar

WD65, WC68Michaels, Eva

MD15Michaels, Jeffrey

TD13MICHAUD, Michael

MB02Michel, Casey

TA35Michelis , Léa

FC66, SD37Michelsen, Nicholas

FB56Michnik, Wojciech

SB44, SA65, WD28, TC63Micinski, Nicholas

WD07Midford, Paul

SD49, SC23, FD71, TC05Midzain-Gobin, Liam

MG08Miglie a, John

FA70, SC43Mijares, Victor M.

TB74, MA16Mikhail, Rybalko

SC69Mikheieva, Oksana

TA57, TC16Miklian, Jason T.

TA38Mikulaschek, Christoph

WB52Mikulewicz, Michael

TD49Miles, Simon

TB01-AMilimu, Ellen Busolo

WB52, SA52, TD12Milkoreit, Manjana

FA01, FB27, WD19Millar, Gearoid

FA35Millar, Katharine

TC01-DMiller, Andrew

SB34Miller, Ben

TC72, SD25Miller, Benjamin

TD38Miller, Chris

TD49Miller, Jennifer M.

SA53Miller, Kate

FC73Miller, Michael

SC79, TD49Miller, Paul

TB15Miller, Raymond C.

TD42Miller, Steven V.

SC52Miller-Idriss, Cynthia

WB42Milliff, Aidan

FB71, SD66Mills, Kurt

SC24, FB02Milner, Helen

TD31, MB06, TC29, MF02Milner, James

FD03, FA24, FC24, WA53, WD46Milo, Keren

WC37Milonopoulos, Theo

FB76Milosevic, Aleksandar

SD27Milton, Daniel

FA48, SA57Min, Eric

SA01Mincheva, Lyubov G.

TD41Mines, Andrew

SC22Mingjiang, Li

SB13, SA03Minhas, Shahryar

FA65, WD62Minnich, John

SB13Mintz, Alex

TC31Miodownik, Dan

TB62Mir, Asfandyar

TC28, MA06Mir, Nazir

WB00-2Miranda Avilés, Andrea

FC21Mirgani, Suzi

FA41Mirilovic, Nikola

MC03Misa, Nakagawa

TC01-B, FA21Mishra, Abhishank

FB42Mishra, Atul

FB68Mishra, Josna

SB77Mishra, Kundan

FA78Mishra, Premanand

SA11, FB68Misra, Devika

WD63Mistree, Dinsha

SD09Mita, Kaori

MH03Mitchell, Audra

MG05, WB09, TB09Mitchell, George E.

FC79, FD71, SC09, WC72Mitchell, Ma hew I.

SA53Mitchell, Ronald B.

FC06, TA75, TB14Mitchell, Sara McLaughlin

SD10, WA61, WC66, TC31, TB69Mitchell, Stacey

WC01-D, TA00-1Mitkov, Zla n


Preliminary Program

SD17, WD18, WB71Mitrani, Mor

TB15, FC03, TC53Mi elman, James H.

FA74Mi s, Tamar

FA36, FD32, WD50, WB25Mitzen, Jennifer

FA63, SA54Miyano, Sayumi

WD07Miyaoka, Isao

FB15Miyashita, Akitoshi

MF08Mizuno, Ryoya

FB75Moak, Stacy

SB75Mobley, Kayce

FB45Moe, Espen

FB62Moehlecke, Carolina

FD17Moffe , Luke

TC38, SB26, WA67, TD58Moghadam, Assaf

FC71MoHnish, Mohd

SD70Moindrot-Zilliox, Naomi

MD18Moix, Bridget

TA44, SC22Mokry, Sabine

SA58Molavi, Michael

SD31, WC25Molchanov, Mikhail

WA40Møller, Jørgen

WB37, MD15Moller, Sara Bjerg

TB03, SA16, FC39, SD37Molloy, Sean P.

FB18Molnar, Adam

FA19Moloney, Kim

FC26Moncrieff, Henry

SA69, WA79, FD16MONDELICE, Mulry

SA65Mondélice, Mulry

TD31, SD25Money, Jeanne e

WC23Mongelli, Le cia

SA20, FD69Mongkolnchaiarunya, Ji p

FD77Monico, Carmen

TB05Monjaraz Sandoval, Alejandro

TA26Monkman, Dane

FD09Monroy, María Catalina

WC56Monsees, Linda

FB72Monshipouri, Mahmood

FD72, FA75Montal, Florencia

FB04, TA77Monte, Izadora X.

WC21Montenegro, Renan

TD12, FD12Montesano, Francesco

SC71Montgomery, Alexander

MD18Moody, Jessica

TB26Mook, Anne

WB17Moore, Alana

WC78Moore, Candice

TD23Moore, Gregory J.

MB15, MG15Moore, Liam

SD30, TA70, WA63MOORE, PHOEBE

WC22Moore, Thomas

FB73Moores, Joanne

SB45Moosa, Syed

TC32Morales, Damaso

WA01-A, TB23, WD27Morales, Gaea

WA17Morales, Isidro

FB17Morales, Maria

WB00-2Moreira Gonçalves, Thiago

WC45Moreno Toscano, Guadalupe

TB52, WD49, MC18, ME07Moret, Erica

WA22Morey, Daniel S.

WA22Morgan, Michael

FA64Morgan, Pippa

FC41, WA49Morgan, Samuel

FD03, WA15Morgan, T. Cli on

MH04Morgan, Wesley

TC36, WA24Morin, Jean-Frederic

FD30, WD34, SD38, WB60, FB00-1, TD05

Morkevicius, Valerie

MD06Morozov, Viatcheslav

TD10, MA10Morris, Charlo e

SA68Morrison, Beth

FD19Morrison, Kelly

TC48Morrow, James

TB67, WC36Morse, Julia

TB26Mortara Ba s c, Paulo

TB56, FD76Mortensen, Jens L.

FB18Mortensgaard, Lin

WC76Morton, Jeffrey S.

TD43Morton, Jesse

MD10Morumbasi, Kigen

SA58Moser, Carolyn

TC37, WA28Moses, Jeremy

WB68Moses, Jonathon

TC31Moshe, Ne a

FB66Moshirzadeh, Homeira

TD43, SA55Moskalenko, Sophia

TB67, TA08Mosley, Layna

M00Mo n, Dylan

SC20Mo , Gareth

TD10, SB23, SA13, SD40, FA05, MA10, SC73

Mo a, Sara C.

TD25, WC34, SC27Mouly, Cécile Alexa

SA62, TD67, MB06Mourad, Lama

TD00-3, FA64Mouritz, Frank

MF10Mousseau, Demet Y.

MG08Mousseau, Michael

WB26Moya, Samantha

WD57, FC76, FB10Muchlinski, David

MG06, MA17, WC51Mudaliar, Praneeta

FA44, FD39Muehlenhoff, Hanna L.

WC01-CMueller, Grace

SD03Mueller, Hannes

SC78Mueller, Jennifer

TB39Mueller, Karl P.

SB11Mueller, Milton L.

WD01-CMueser, Benjamin

TD22Mu uler-Bac, Meltem

WC27Muggah, Robert

SD30, TA72Mügge, Daniel

TB79, SA76Muhrbeck, Johanna

WB45, SC73Mujika Chao, Itziar

WD48Mukaigawara, Mitsuru

MB11Mukherjee, Adi

FC15Mukherjee, Anit

FB19MUKHERJEE, arunima

SD05Mukherjee, Chirasree


Preliminary Program

TB79Mukherjee, Hoimi

FD48Mukherjee, Rohan

TA76Mukhopadhyay, Dipali

FA31, WD68, FB33Mukomel, Vladimir

TA25, SA54Mukoyama, Naosuke

SA22Mulat, Yonas

TD70, TC76Mule, Nick

WD63, MH06, MA06Mullen, Rani D.

SC36, WD41, FA09, ME10Muller, Benjamin J.

WD65Muller, Gustavo G

WD18Müller, Marcus

FC29, FA12Müller, Markus-Michael

TD53, SD58, TA37Müller, Thomas

FA26, FB65, FD10, WC78, WB21Müller-Crepon, Carl

TB34, TC63Müller-Funk, Lea

FD03Mulligan, William

TB61Mullinax, Margo

SA52Mulvaney, Dus n

FA55Mundra, Anehi

SB02, MG01, TB31, WB47Munhazim, Ahmad Qais

WA48Munir, Laine P.

SD70, TA10Munro, Lauchlan

TC13, TB40Muppidi, Himadeep

TC33Murau, Steffen

FD63, SB49Murauskaite, Egle

FA69, TC30, TB61, WD13Murdie, Amanda

TC79Muresan, Ioana

TC51Muro, Diego

SD18, TC39Murphy, Craig N.

SA52Murphy, Crystal

TB66, WC21Murphy, Dawn

WA47, FB38Murphy, Emma

WD19Murphy, Joanne

SA16, TC05Murphy, Michael

TD43, FC75Murray, Chardon

WA01-C, TC39Murray, Jean-Pierre

TD70Murta, Arthur

FD61Murtazashvili, Jennifer

FA42Musgrave, Robert

FC05, MA11Musiani, Francesca

FA09, FD59, SA29Musina, Daniela

SC36Mustapha, Jennifer

SC36Mutlu, Can E.

FD27Muto, Ako

SD67, WC63Mutz, Diana

SA02Muvumba Sellström, Angela

WC12Muzik, Val

FC73, FA01, TD32Mwambari, DM

TD52Mwesigye, Francis

SB58Myers, Emily

WC62Myers, Margaret

SA23, TB62Mylonas, Harris

TC51, WA33Mynster Christensen, Maya

SC57, WC36, TD47Myrick, Rachel

WD32, WB47Myr nen, Henri

WB11Myshlovska, Oksana

FB20Na, Dongkyu

WD63Nachiappan, Karthik

TA41Nadeau, Julie-Pier

MC10Nadkarni, Vidya

WB45Nafa, Jordan

WC37Nagata Fujishige, Hiromi

MC17Nagel, Robert U.

FD62Naidu, Sirisha

ME09Naik, Shraddha

TC66, FA14Nair, Deepak

ME14Nair, Sheila

FA55Najam, Adil

WB41, FD41Nakayama, Bryan

FA50Nakonieczna-Bartosiewicz, Justyna

TB31Nakou, Sofia

WA71, FB05Nalepa, Monika

FD49Nam, Hoshik

MH08Nam, Taehyun

SC62, MG06, WC38Nance, Mark

WD24, SC52Nanes, Ma hew

MD18Nanlohy, Sascha

MF19Nannerini, Augusta

WD74, SD11Nantermoz, Olivia

MB01Na'pu , Tiara

TC71, TA32Narain, Seema

MD07Narayan, John

TC41Narayanan Ku y, Sumitha

SA00-2Narayanan, Ni n

WA27, MD13Narayanaswamy, Lata

WB43Narine, Shaun

SC77, FB78Narita, Karin

WD04, FD42Narizny, Kevin

TD77, WC31Narlikar, Amrita

SC72, MG06Narminio, Elisa

MA06Nartok, Esra Elif

TA49, WC66Nascimento, Daniela

FB18Nash, Shannon

MH07, SD40, TC56Nassar, Aya M.

SD29Natale, Eleonora

SD23, TC21Nathan, Laurence

TD60, FA52, SD51Na er, Katharina

WD36Naughton, Emma

SA50, WD28, SB79Naujoks, Daniel

WB78Naumes, Sarah

SA76Nava , Nadia

FC37, SD12, TD56Navari, Cornelia B.

TA07, WA12Nay, Olivier

SD15nazari, noorin

MB14Ndagire, Josephine

FB70, WC70, TC53Ndlovu-Gatsheni, Sabelo J

SB72, WB50Neads, Alex

SA08Neafie, Jessica

MB07Nedal, Dani K.

WD01-BNedjar, Mekia

SA40Needleman, Mallory

TB46, SD62, FC36Neilsen, Rhiannon

WB05Nelsen, Brent

SC71Nelson, Amy

WA40, FC51Nelson, Chad

TC68Nemeth, Stephen


Preliminary Program

TA66Nershi, Karen

WB54Ne o, Bre R.

TA46, MH17Neubert, Moritz

TC67, WA47, WD19Neudorfer, Natascha

SC15Neumann, Cecilie Basberg

SC15, SD21Neumann, Iver B.

FB06, SB54, WC66Neumeier, Stefanie

MA04Neves, Bárbara

WD66Neves, Leonardo Paz

WB31, FD53Neville, Kate

FC65Newell, Ariel

TD33, MC09, MH03Newell, Peter

TC78Newlove-Eriksson, Lindy M.

TD11, WD03, TB67, WB24, TC55Newman, Abraham

WA73Newnham, Randall E.

TC01-BNewsome, Peyton

WA75Newton, Mike

TB12, FB06, TC66, MB04Nexon, Daniel

WB71Neyer, Jürgen

TA45Ngampramuan, Soavapa

WC68Nguyen, Jennifer

TB13Nguyen, Quynh

SC07Ni Aolain, Fionnuala

SC04Nicander, Lars

FB55Nichols, Angela D.

TA46Nichols, Thomas

SD42, FC28Nicoson, Chris e

SB49Niculescu, Sorin-Sebas an

FB63Niculescu-Dinca, Vlad

WD39Niederberger, Aurel

FC20Nielsen, Rebecca

SB34Nielsen, Richard

WB49Nielsen, Tobias

FD08, SC24, TB67Nielson, Daniel L.

WC25Niki na, Yulia

FA10Nikolic, Luka

MA04Nikulin, Maxim

SB67Nilsson, Desirée

SC04Nilsson, Niklas

WA64Niparko, Łukasz Walenty

FA72Nishimura, Yui

WA30Nishitani, Makiko

TB74Nizhnikau, Ryhor

TB49, SA52Nizkorodov, Evgenia

SC49Njoku, Emeka Thaddues

ME15Nkula, Laura

SA79, FC21Noa, Kristen

WD17, WB73, MA08, FA21, TC62, TB01-A

Noakes, Stephen

WD53Noble, Ben

WC56Noce , Julien

FD52Noda, Orion

TA31, WA61Noel, Guyma

FA11, SB30Noelke, Andreas

TD23Noesselt, Nele

SB17Nogueira, Joao P.

FD78Nolasco, Claire

SD43Nolte, Detlef

TB24, FB31Nomikos, William

MC10Noonan, Norma C.

FC02, WD02Nooruddin, Irfan

WD61Nordås, Ragnhild

TA32Nordenstam, Axel

WA78, SB60Nordin, Astrid

TA29Norman, Jethro

FD58, TC63, SD51Norman, Kelsey

TC03Norman, Ludvig

FB73Norris, Ma hew

TB66, SB72, WB12Norris, William

FD11, WC15Norrlof, Carla

WA40Norton, Anthony

FC11Nossal, Kim Richard

MA16Nourzhanov, Kirill

MF08Novotna, Tereza

SA73Nowack, Daniel

TD01-A, WB71Noy, Inbar

FA36Noyes, Dorothy

TA27Ntombela, Nomzamo

SA71, WB63Nunez-Mietz, Fernando

MA13Nunn, Alex

WC29Nussio, Enzo

WA53Nu , Cullen

TD77Nwankwo, Chidebe Ma hew

MD10Nyawo, James

WD04, TC60, TA45Nye Jr., Joseph S.

WA47Nyei, Ibrahim

TD32Nyenyezi Bisoka, Aymar

TD27Nyers, Peter

TA36, FC57Nygård, Håvard Mokleiv

TA74, FB45Nyman, Elizabeth

MA05, WC61Nyman, Jonna

SC18, MC12O Dochartaigh, Niall

MC07Oando, Samwel

TA65Oates, John G.

MH11Obamamoye, Babatunde

SB51Obayashi, Kazuhiro

TC66, TD09Obendiek, Anke

FA13, WB72Öberg, Dan

TA01-DOberle, Holly

SD67Obermeier, Nina

WC05Oberthuer, Sebas an

FC73, WA37, TB08Obi, Cyril

SA27O'Brien, Isabella

SA27O'Brien, Robert James

WC36O'Brien-Udry, Cleo

SD65Obydenkova, Anastassia V.

MG10Ochei, Nkem

TC32Ochoa-Bilbao, Luis

TB42Ociepka, Beata

WA70O'Connell, William D.

FD12, FA04O'Dell, Roni Kay Marie

WC53Odgaard, Liselo e

WD61Odlová, Markéta

FB52, WB75O'Donnell, Frank

FB67, WA57, TA73, WD44O'Donoghue, Aoife

FD30, TD05O'Driscoll, Cian


Preliminary Program

TD40Odumosu-Ayanu, Ibironke

SD40, SC41Odysseos, Louiza

MF19Oertel, Joseph

SD33, SC01Oestreich, Joel E.

SD15Offu , Stephen

TA68O'Flynn , Ciaran

SD28Ogbu, Oluchi Gloria

SB73Ogungbemi, Temitope

TA19Ogunnubi, Olusola

TB53Oh, Inhwan

TC49OH, jeonghyun

SB19Oh, Seung-Youn

FD44O'Hagan, Jacinta G.

TC17Ohlke, Amanda

WA01-D, SA35Oidtmann, Raphael

TC44, WC37Oinam, Anuradha

WC68Ojanen, Hanna

WD28Okabe, Midori

WB70Okech, Awino

WD55, FA63O'Keef, Andreea

SC18, SA78Okoi, Obasesam

FB54, SD08Okpotor, Faith I.

FA19, WA21Oksamytna, Kseniya

FC06, TB22, TA46, SB37, TC61, TD16Oktay, Sibel

SB50Okubo, Ayako

WB34Okunev, Igor

SD75Okusako, Hajime

FB54Olafsdo r, Gudlaug

FD68Olar, Roman-Gabriel

WB01-DOlczak, Nicholas

MC17Olejníková, Lenka

WB79Olesker, Ronnie M.

MC04Oliveira Filho, Flavio Alexandre de

M00Oliveira, Daniel

FC38Ollerenshaw, Trent

TB73Olmsted, Jennifer

TB42, SD11, SA35, WC11Oloba, Olufemi

TB68, FC50O'Loughlin, Ben

SB13O'Loughlin, John

FB79Olsen, Helene

FA71Olsen, Tricia D.

WD56, FA15Olson Lounsbery, Marie

SA41Olson, Daniel

WC08, SC26Olson, Lara

FD24Olson, Laura

SA58Olsowski, Felix

SA02, WD29, MB14Olsson, Louise

WD58O'Mahoney, Joseph

WD16O'Mahony, Megan

FC73, SA22Omanga, Duncan

SD32, WC71Omarsdo r, Silja Bara

FA18O'Mealia, Thomas

SA63, TB22Omelicheva, Mariya Y.

SB52, FC48Omeni, Akali

SD46, FC51Omi, Keita

SC52Onder, Ilayda

WD21, FB33, WA58Onder, Nilgun

TD08, TA39Onderco, Michal

TD63, WA20Onea, Tudor A.

WB31, FA49, TD12, SC47, TC36, FD53, FC08, WA18

O'Neill, Kate

WD24, MC01Ong, Lyne e H.

WB35Onken, Monika

SC75Onuf, Nicholas

MB14Oo, Phyu Phyu

TB47, FD29, SD40Opondo, Sam O.

TD08, WD37, FC42Oppermann, Kai

MB15, MH02Orchard, Phil

SD14, WD48O'Regan, Davin

FA27O'Reilly, Marc J.

SA58O'Reilly, Peter

WC20Oren, Eitan

TA73, SC07O'Rourke, Catherine

TB19O'Rourke, Lindsey

SC32Orr, Celeste

SC03Orrego-Torres, Ely

TA25Orsborn, Sarah

WC51Orsini, Amandine

WD09Orsun, Omer

SB40Ortbals-Wiser, Candice

TC31ORTEGA-VELAZQUEZ, ELISA

FD10, TC32Or z de Zarate, Almendra

WA79Or z, Carlos J.

MB08Osama, Mai

SD46O'Shea, Paul M.

TB05Osiewicz, Przemysław

WA77Oskanian, Kevork K.

WD26Oskolkov, Petr

WA66Oskrouchi, Ali

SA04Osorio, Javier

FB24Ossa, Heljä

TC30, FC30Østby, Gudrun

TB01-D, MF09, SA75, FC71Ostergard, Robert L.

TA58Ostermann, Chris an

TD08, TA39, WC48, TB21Ostermann, Falk

TC52O'Sullivan, Louis

FC19, SD34Oswald Spring, Ursula

WB68, WC15Otero-Iglesias, Miguel

FA47Oudet, Benjamin

M00Ou-Yang, Ray

TD40Ovadia, Jesse Salah

TC44Ovalle, Raquel

FC78, MD06Owen, Catherine

WB55, FA63Owen, Erica

TB19, SD25Owen, John M.

FA76Owens, Mackubin

FA43Owens, Patricia

MD08, WC32Owsiak, Andrew

SB00-1Oyawale, Akinyemi

ME13Ozbek, Dilara

SB26, TB61Ozcan, Berika

FA46, WB05Ozdamar, Ozgur

SD77Ozdemir, Renk

SD39Ozduzen, Ozge

WC23Ozen, H. Ege

TD22Ozerdem, Alpaslan


Preliminary Program

WB21Ozkan, Alperen

WC32Özkan, Arda

TD22Ozkececi-Taner, Binnur

TB34Ozkul, Derya

MF09Ozonze, Joachim

WD26Oztas, Buket

FB19, FD02Oz g, Lacin Idil

SB15, FD33, FB50Ozturk, Ahmet Erdi

TD11, WD25, FA07Paár-Jákli, Gabriella

FC56Pabst, Adrian

SB44Pacciardi, Agnese

WB49, TC36, FA02, FC08Pacheco-Vega, Raul

FB27, FD36, MB17, TD06Paczynska, Agnieszka

TA31, FD27, FB36Paffenholz, Thania

MG13Pagán Sánchez, Antonio José

TA51, TD75, MF07, WD31, SA72Pagot, Rhaissa

MF17Paicu, Silviu

MA03Paikin, Zachary

FC31Paikowsky, Deganit

TC41Pal, Deep

FD34Pales ni, Stefano

WD16, WA38Palestrino, Mirko

SB71Palik, Júlia

WB75, TC41Paliwal, Avinash

FD49Palkki, David D.

WD41, SC44, FA44Pallister-Wilkins, Polly

WA15Palmer, Glenn

SC04Palmertz, Bjorn

WC67, SA26, FB36Palmiano Federer, Julia

SC68Pal el, Jeremy

FD63, SB49Palubinskas, Ginta T.

WC28, WD25Pamment, James

TC19, FC54, FD54, TD16Pampinella, Stephen

FD71Panagos, Dimitrios

SD77Pandit, Jagri

SD29Pandit, Niharika

TB28Panebianco, Stefania P.

MB09Panizzolo, Seila

WA17, FD66Panke, Diana

WC31Pannier, Alice

WA78, FA26Pant, Saurabh

WD51, TC45Pantoliano Panico, Carolina

FD38, MC15Pantzerhielm, Laura

TC44Paoliello, Tomaz

SA47PAPA, MASSIMO

FB52, SD57Papa, Mihaela

WD77Papagaryfallou, Ioannis

TA28Papageorgiou, Maria (Mary)

SC42Paparella, Giuseppe

ME03Pape, Robert A.

TD33, FC08Papin, Marielle

SB29, TB21, TA01-BPaquin, Jonathan

WA04Paquin, Stéphane

WB62Paracha, Sobia

TD23Paradise, James

TD24Parajon, Eric

WA03, SA44, SC58Paras, Andrea

WB02, SB41, TD32, SD29, FD02Parashar, Swa

FC70, MA01, FB43, SD55Parasram, Ajay

SC12, TB60Pardesi, Manjeet

SC40Parent, Genevieve S.

WA20Parent, Joseph M.

SD36, FA75Parente, Francesca

TB07, SA19Paris, Roland

FA60, WC71Parisi, Laura

WC04, MC14, TA38Parízek, Michal

FB66Park, Albert Sanghoon

WC60, TB61, FA73Park, Baekkwan

WC66, SB79Park, Chun-Young

FA68Park, Gene

WA09Park, Han Woo

WA45Park, In Young

FB42Park, Jaehan

SB25Park, Jieun

MC18Park, June

WC60, FB65Park, Sanghoon

WA09, WC04Park, Sejung

WB03, WD79Park, Seo-Hyun

WD74Park, So Yeon

MG02, TC49, SA49Park, Soul

FD35, SA53, MH02Park, Susan M.

TD66, FD23Park, Yohan

FC32Parker, Jay M.

TA34, SD44Parker-Vincent, Celia

TD04, TA76, WD71Parkinson, Sarah Elizabeth

TC36Parks, Louisa

WA30, FC67Parlar Dal, Emel

MA19Parmanand, Sharmila

ME06Parmar, Inderjeet S.

TB01-C, WC71Parmen er, Mary Jane C.

WD33Parpart, Jane L.

SC12Parris, Sam

MC10, FC33Parro , Bruce

SB10, SD43Parthenay , Kevin

MD14, SA05Par s-Jennings, Hannah

SC47, WB49Pasch, Korey

SD41, TD20Pasha, Mustapha Kamal

FC31Pashakhanlou, Arash Heydarian

WD10Passmore, Timothy

WB60Pasternak, Avia

WA76, WD31, WB63Paszat, Emma

FD00-1Pataky, Julia

FB57Patane, Christopher

WC53, SD53, WD21, SB22, SA46Patarin-Jossec, Julie

SB23Patel , Carmalita Dorell Ben

TB49Patel, Ekta

TC33, FD07, FA06, WA18Paterson, Ma hew

TB75Patrick, Stewart M.

SB46Pa berg, Philipp

WD75Pa erson, Amy S.

SD38, SC03Pa erson, Eric

SD62Pa son, James

MB01Pa on, Tamara

FD75, SA50Patz, Ronny

WD72, TA26Patzer, Jeremy

WA46Paul, Ruxandra


Preliminary Program

WC16Paul, Salome

WB13, TC72, WC01, SD25, SB27Paul, T. V.

WB35, FD19Paula, Katrin

WB48Pauli, Markus

FB52, WC56Paulus, Alexandra

MB05Pauly, Louis

MC16, WA53Pauly, Reid

MH11Paun, Alina

TB61, FA75Pauselli, Gino

SD52Payan, Tony

TA54, WC11Payler, Megan

MB08Paylor, Alyssa

WC33, FC44Payne, Andrew

FC32Payne, Rodger A.

TB34, ME01Pearlman, Wendy

FB44Pears , Louise

FA37, TA44Pearson, Margaret

TC39Pease, Kelly-Kate

FB58, FC26Pechenkina, Anna O.

SA50, WD28Pécoud, Antoine

WD09Pedahzur, Ami

MG06Pedersen, Stefan

SA37Pedersen, Tore

SC17Pedraza-Farina, Laura

SD51Pedroza, Luicy

SB21, WA44Peez, Anton

SB55Peirolo, Silvia

FA26Peisakhin, Leonid

FC31Pekkanen, Saadia

FB26, TA15, WC22, TC22Peksen, Dursun

WD77Peled, Hadas

SD63Pelopidas, Benoit

TA35Peltola, Markus

WA13Peltonen, Hannes

WB04Pemstein, Daniel

FD27Penagos, Lina

SB73Penar, Peter

SB52Penatzer, Heather

TC46Penel, Charlo e

SA68Peperkamp, Lonneke

TC53Peralta, J. Salvador

FC21, WC61Perazzone, Stéphanie

FC11, MB09Percival, Valerie

WB45, FA36Perea Ozerin, Iratxe

FB76Pereira da Silva Gama, Carlos Frederico

TA56Pereira, Joana Castro

SA07Pérez Aguirre, Manuel

TC71Perez de Arcos, Marina

WB73Perez Espi a, Carlos

TA01-BPérez Gil, Sofia

WB64Pérez Gómez, Itzel Pamela

FC10, TD44Pérez, José O.

TB59Perez, Luke

WB00-1, SC03Pérez-Ríos, Maria-Victoria

TB22Perkey, Autumn

SC74, FA24Perkoski, Evan

SD54, SC37, SA55Perliger, Arie

TB32Perlman, Susan

TA48Perret, Sarah

TB01-D, TC11Perrin, Ayodeji

FD46, TB08Perro a, Daniela

TD12Perry, Jocelyn

TA15, TB72Perry, Kate

FA38, TB47, WB38, ME14Persaud, Randolph B.

FD47, FB56Person, Robert

SA44, FB66Pertsis, Ruthie

SC47Perut, Melisa

FD73, SA66Peskin, Victor

WA02Peter, Ada

FA46, SA19Peter, Mateja

SA75, TB06Peters, Laura

TD31, FD58Peters, Margaret E.

TA72Peters, Nils

SC37Peterscheck, Anne

SA37, FD41Petersen, Karen

TC46Petersohn, Ulrich Andreas

TB07Peterson, David

ME02Peterson, Jenny H.

SB79Peterson, Miranda

TD24Peterson, Susan

SD47, TA15Peterson, Timothy

WD22, TB73Peterson, V. Spike

WB05Petri, Dennis

SD10, TA31, WA61, MC19, FA74Petricevic, Vanja

MB03, MA03Petrova, Irina

FB32, FD13Petrova, Kris na

FD22Petrova, Margarita H.

FB65Petrova, Marina G.

WB19, MH08Petrovics, Ariel

MB19, SC49, TD73Petrozziello, Allison

FA11, FC62Petry, Johannes

WC09, MA05Pe nger, Tom

TA38Pevehouse, Jon

FA47, TB32Pfaff, Debora

MF04Pfeiffer, Mar n

WA01-CPfister, Dominic

FA38, SB76, WA32Phạm, Quỳnh N.

WB77Pham, Thi Thuy Duong

TB58Phan, Dung

TB14Phayal, Anup

FA27Phelps, Martha (Dee)

TB17Pherson, Katherine Hibbs

FA51Pherson, Randy

MD10Phillip Apuuli, Kasaija

WB39Phillips, Andrew Bradley

WC67, TC51, TD41, SB65Phillips, Brian J.

TB70Phillips, Rachel

TC38, SB15, FD33, SC03Philpo , Daniel

FB79Philpo , Simon

FA45Phua, Joanna

FA10, SC32, TD24, TB76, FD52, TC58Phull, Kiran

FC63Phythian, Mark

MD09Pianta, Silvia

WA46Piccoli, Lorenzo

SB33Piccolli, Larlecianne

FC06, FB53, SA22Pickering, Jeff


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FC13Pickering, Steve

SA26Pickhardt, Julia

FD20, SB02, SC48, WA27, FC61, MD13, TB08

Picq, Manuela Lavinas

MD17Pieliński, Bartosz

WA01-B, TC26, ME11Piereder, Jinelle

SD79Pierman, Garre

WA31PIERRE, JEMIMA

FC78Piersma, Michiel

FA07Piga o, Jaqueline

MC09Piggot, Georgia

FB37, SA48Pigman, Geoffrey Allen

SA37Pili, Giangiuseppe

MC01Pils, Eva

SA02, SC27, WB35, TA17, SD02Pinckney, Jonathan

TD13Pincu, Inbar

WD60Pincus, Rebecca

WA49Pindyck, Shira

FC41, SC50Pineros Ayala, Rafael

TA78Pineu, Daniel F.

FC68, FD51, MB10Pingeot, Lou

SB18Pinheiro, Flavio

TA47Pinkard, Octavius

SC51Pino, Nathan

TD25Pinson, Cecilia

SC53, SA54Pinson, Lauren

FB35Pinto, Danielle Jacon Ayres

TC51Piombo, Jessica R.

TD58Pisoiu, Daniela I.

TC79Pitakdumrongkit, Kaewkamol

TC44, FD77Pi s, Wayne J.

TD77, FB48, FC42, WC23Plagemann, Johannes

TC70Plagis, Misha

TA13Plajas, Ildiko

WA67Plana, Sara

TA43Pla e, James

WC13, WB22, TC56Plonski, Sharri

TA10Pluff, Anna

FD34, FC76, TC42Plunke , Anna

FB27, SD42, TD06Podder, Sukanya

WB04Poetranto, Irene

SA70, MH07, SD41, SB70Poets, Desirée

WD19Pogodda, Sandra

SD75, TA28Poh, Angela

TB26Polanco Leal, Perla

WC77Polizzi, Marc

SB71Polkinghorn, Brian

SC08, FB22, FD73, SA66Pollack, Mark A.

TB32Pollard, Stacey

FB26, TC30Polo, Sara

WD46Pomeroy, Caleb

FB62, FA65Ponce de Leon, Chris an

TC52Pond, Amy

TB46Pontbriand, Karine

TA05Ponte, Stefano

TD21Poopuu, Birgit

FC47Popkova, Anna A.

TB56Popova, Irina

FC25Porcelli, Emanuel

MC18, WD39Portela, Clara

TD00-1, SB51Porten, John

SB72, WB53, FC52, FD42Porter, Jack J.

FD01, SC42Porter, Patrick H. M.

WD52Portugal-Ramirez, Mario

TB18Posen, Barry

TC22Pospieszna, Paulina

WD19, TB20Pospisil, Jan

WA25Postema, Saskia

TB43Postlethwaite , Verity

SC66Po er, Brian C.

FC27Po er, Philip

TC73Po er, Yannick

WB40, SD18, MB10, TC66Pouliot, Vincent

SC19, SB60Powel, Brieg

TC72Powell, Stephen

SB59, TB62, SC57, WC36Powers, Kathleen

WC36, TD24Powers, Ryan M.

TB68, SC13Powers, Shawn M.

MH04Powles, Anna

TB19, FB35, TD36, FA24Poznansky, Michael

MD07, FD45Pradella, Lucia

MG05Pradhan, Monisha

SC22Pradhan, Sanjeevan

TA56Prakash, Aseem

SA79Prakash, Deepa

TD75, TB72, TA27Prandini Assis, Mariana

SB77Prasad K, Vishnu

FC38Prasad, Pushkala

TC28, WB42Prasad, Shubha Kamala

WC47Prather, Lauren

TC20, MF01, FB60, TB09Pra , Simon

SA03, WC52, FB29Pra , Tyler

SB21, TC22Preble, Keith

MB02Prelec, Tena

MB15, TC37Prem, Berenike

WC46Presberger, David

TC48Press, Daryl G.

FA69Press-Barnathan, Galia

FD55Pressman, Jeremy

FD18, SD79Pres a, Joseph D.

WC01-APriadi, Marcellina

FA09Price, Charlie

FC11, SD55Price, Richard

SB30, FA60Price, Sophia

FD74Prieto, German C.

SC47, FD53Princen, Thomas

WD11, SC69, WC11Pring, Jamie

TB14Prins, Brandon

TC78Privalov, Roman

FB52Priyandita, Gatra

TB63Protevi, John

ME02, FD78, TC62, WD27Pruce, Joel R.

FC18, FA60, FD02Pruegl, Elisabeth

WD10, SD22Prue , Lindsey

TB68Prui de Santos, Gabriella M.

TC74Prum, Marie


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TA06, WB48, TB58, FC67, WA01-C, SB77

Prys-Hansen, Miriam

WC55, TD46, TC50, SC22Pu, Xiaoyu

TC65Puchala, Donald

WA71Puchko-Wilson, Iuliia

MF19, TC39Pugh, Jeffrey

WC68Pugliese, Giulio

FB09Pullen, Rebekah

SB46Pulver, Simone

WC04Pupcenoks, Juris

WD00-1, SB46Purcell, Maureen

WD05, WB78, FD40, FC21, FA18Puri, Asees

FC58, SC45Purnell, Kandida

FA52Puskarova, Paula

TD10, MA10Puskas , Nikole

TC77Puybareau, Benjamin

TB16, WA00-2Qayum, Nayma

TC27Qehaja, Florian

FC70Qian, Jing

TA03Qiao-Franco, Guangyu

SD47Qiu, Xiaojuan

TB09Quack, Sigrid

FD65, SC29Quackenbush, Stephen

MB05Quaglia, Lucia

SB53Quamar, Md. Muddassir

FD65, FA48Quek, Kai

FD20, MF06, SA13, FA05, MB04Querejazu, Amaya

FA34Quest, Hendrik

WD33, SC67, FB25Quiliconi, Cin a

SC33Quinn, Adam J.

TD79, FD79, FA74, SC07Quinn, Joanna R.

FD44Quinton-Brown, Patrick

TB51, SC09Quirk, Joel

WA60Quissell, Kathryn

SA41Quist, Terry C.

WC46Quoss, Franziska

TB38Rabbia, Mar n

SB42, ME09Rached, Gabriel

TA70Rademacher, Inga

WD24, SA04Radford, Benjamin

SB57Radomski, Julia

TC46Radziszewski, Elizabeth

ME15Rafanelli, Lucia

MG18Raffle, Euan

WD41, TA48, FB60Rafiq, Samah

SD07Ragandang , Primi vo III

TA13, TD34Ragazzi, Francesco

WB17Raggo, Paloma

WB00-2Raghuvanshi, Vaishali

ME11Ragionieri, Rodolfo

SB45Rahman, Huda

FC61, WC30Rahman, Momin

SD06, TA19, MA06Rahman, Umer

FD79Rahnama, Roxanne

FA55Rai, Dhannjay Kumar

WA56Raine, Suzanne

WC75, TA14Raineri, Luca

WC60, TD76Rains, Ma hew

FB39, FD79Raja, Sinduja

TC28Rajagopalan, Rajesh

SB43Rajagopalan, Rajeswari P.

WB45Rajala, Anna I.

FD45Rajaram, Prem K.

TA79Rajavuori, Mikko

SB53Rakhmat, Muhammad

FC17Rakisits, Claude

TD49Rakove, Robert

FB06, WD17, MG17Ralph, Jason

SB59, WD54Ralston, Robert

WC42Ram, Melanie H.

WC00-1Ramachandran, Swetha

WA14RAMALHO, LAIS DE

FA25Ramanujam, Nandini

FA00-2Ramirez Soto, Ana Luisa

FD71Ramirez, Ernesto

FB04Ramirez, Francisco O.

WC52Ramjee, Divya

FC19ramos, estebanramos

TA50Ramos, Jennifer

FB17Ramsbotham, Oliver

SD66Rana, Chetan

SA59Rana, Sohel

WD57, SA04Randahl, David

ME05Randazzo, Elisa

TC24Rangazas, Stephen

FB54Rangel Naegele, Andre

TA44Ranjan, Rajiv

TA09Rantanen, Teemu

FD62Rao, Smri

MB09, WC23Raposo de Mello, Anna Carolina

WC72Rapp, Kyle

FB74Raś, Maciej

TC27Rasheed, Amjed

FB59Rasho, Nahrain

SD10, WA61, SC72Rashwan, Eman

TC75Raska, Francis D.

WA56Rasmussen, Nicholas

SB75, SC66, SD35, FD25Rasool, Adnan

SB03, TA46Rathbun, Brian

WC42Ratzlaff, Adam

WD65Raube, Kolja

SD03Rauh, Christopher

MB03Raunio, Tapio

FB59, WB50, WA67, WC02Rauta, Vladimir

WD24Ravanilla, Nico

SC73, TD44, FD02Ravecca, Paulo

TC52Ravi, Aparna

SD58, TC19, TA37Ravndal, Ellen Jenny

WC60Ray, Atandra

WA14Raymond, Anjane e

FB06, WB41Raymond, Mark

M00Raynor, Benjamin

MG03Raz Mohammad, Azadah

SB23razafi, ela ana

WA49, FA16Razakamaharavo, Velomahanina

FA75Read, Hannah


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TD21, WA07, WB47Read, Roisin

TD38Rebro, Olga

WA42Rečević, Tijana

WD40Reckien, Diana

MF06, FA05Reddekop, Jarrad

TA30Redden, Stephanie M.

TB39, MC16, WC52Reddie, Andrew

WB01-CRedeker, Dennis

FA53, MB08, SA05Redwood, Henry

FA18Reeder, Bryce W.

FB74Reese, Michael

TD64, TB31Reeves, Audrey

TB69Regilme, Salvador San no

FA32Reginbogin, Herbert

TC77, SD35Regnier, Cindy

WD64Regulska-Ingielewicz , Barbara

FD65Reich, Noam

TD46Reichberg, Gregory

FA33, TB08Reiling, Carrie

WC33Reilly, Angus

FD47, FA62Reilly, Gregory

TB48Reimann, Kim

TB07, FB69Reinalda, Bob

SB79, WA57, TB09, TD45Reiners, Nina

SA58Reinfeld (Ph.D.), Yuval

SD03Reisch, Gregor

FC03Reitan, Ruth

TB19, SC29Reiter, Dan

SC22Ren, Xiao

FD50Ren, Yue

TA34Renault, Clément

SB01, TA05Renckens, Stefan

WD34, FA20Renic, Neil

TA61Renns ch, Joachim K.

TA24, SD26Reno, William

SB59, WC14, SC57, TB62Renshon, Jonathan

MA15, MD06Repnikova, Maria

SA44Reshetnikov, Anatoly

SA57Resnick Samo n , Laura

WA54Resnick, Evan

WC33, SC33, SD48Restad, Hilde E.

SA07Restrepo, Elvira-Maria

SB04Retanan, Luis Jacob

TC52, SD68, FC25Rethel, Lena

TD72Re berg, Angelika

SC66Re g, Elai

MD09Re l, Paula

TB30Reul, Mirko

FD43, TB12, WC03Reus-Smit, Chris an G. K.

SD28, FB75, TD75Reuter, Tina Kempin

MC19, FB23, FD61Revkin, Mara

FD61Reyes, Liana Eustacia

SD13Reykers, Yf

SD15Reynolds, Amy

FD52Reynolds, Ian

WC35, WB05, FB21RezaeeDaryakenari, Babak

SA59, SB63Rhamey Jr., J. Patrick

MB05, MF14Rhinard, Mark

WD63, TD43Riaz, Ali

FD09, TD77Ribeiro Hoffmann, Andrea

FB64Ribeiro, Thais

SC51Ricard, Maxime

TA49Ricarte, Joana

TC35RICCI, ERIKA

WD12, FC27Rich, Timothy

WA56Richardson, Louise

SD08Richardson, Michael

WA48, SA30, TC43Richey, Lisa Ann

WA09Richey, Mason

FA01, SA19, WD19, SB05, SC28Richmond, Oliver

SA35, FA56Richmond, Sean

FD00-1, TB05Richter, Hannes

SA73, SC28Richter, Solveig

TB10, ME14Richter-Montpe t, Melanie

WC18, FC40, WA56Richterova, Daniela

WC29, WA67Rickard, Kit

FD08Rickard, Stephanie J.

FA24Rid, Thomas

WC61, ME05Ridden, Louise

TB14Rider, Toby James

SD13, WC68Rieker, Pernille

FD47, SA32, WC02Riemann, Malte

WA01-A, FD12Rie g, Katharine

TD35Rietjens, Sebas aan

FC15, TA43, SA56Rim, Hyun Ji

SB14, FC18Rinck, Patricia

SD01Ring, Jonathan

TA19Rinker, Jeremy A.

WA11Rinna, Anthony

SB56, SC55Rio Tinto, Daniel

WA04Rioux, X. Hubert

TB27, SD25Ripsman, Norrin M.

WB01-B, FC35, FB04, TA08, FA11Risse, Thomas

TA59rithmire, meg

WC01-A, TC47Ritholtz, Samuel

FC35Ri berger, Berthold

TD59Ri er, Emily

TC01-CRi er, Kellan

FB43Ri nger, Eric

WC13, ME05, TC56Rivas, Althea-Maria

TA36, SB58Rivera Celes no, Mauricio

MB03Rivera Escar n, Adrià

MB14Riveros-Morales, Yolanda

FB22Rixen, Thomas

FB59, SB07Rizkallah, Amanda

WB45Roark, Polly

FA60Roberts, Adrienne L.

TD28Roberts, Annie

WA64Roberts, James C.

SD45Roberts, Jordan

TC07Roberts, Stephen

WA42Robertson, Jeffrey

FC46, TA48, FB18Robinson, Corey

TC24Robinson, Kaitlyn

FC79Robinson, Kellan

WB67Robinson, Kelly


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WD30, SC10Robinson, Lindsay

WB51, TD54, SA56Robinson, Todd

FB61Robison, Mark

WA34Robson, Maria

WB30, FA68, TA70, FD45Roccu, Roberto

FC13Rød, Espen Geelmuyden

MC13, MD05Rodehau-Noack, Johanna

TB70Roderick, Leanne

WA14, TB70Rodima-Taylor, Daivi

TB02Rodman, Lindsay

TC59Rodrigues Balao, Sandra Maria

TA63, WA68, MC04, SA00-2Rodrigues Vieira, Vinicius Guilherme

SC40Rodrigues, Daniel M.

SC65Rodrigues, Thiago

TD25Rodriguez, Abelardo

SC76, TD56Rodriguez, J. Luis

WC34, WD29, SD07Rodriguez, Mery

SA25Rodriguez, Raul

FB05Rodriguez-Triocci, Emilio

SB40Roe, Elena

TD53, TC49, WB77Roehrig, Terence

WB64, TC74, SD12Roesch, Felix

FD28Rofe, J. Simon

FB22, TC36Roger, Charles B.

SA38Rogers, Damien

FA58, WD47, SC63, WA62Rogers, James

MD03Rogers, Philip

WA60, TD27Rogerson, Ken

WD12, WB18, FB46, WA49Rogg, Jeff

FC43, WA19Rogstad, Adrian

TC03Rohlfing, Ingo

FD13Rohner, Dominic

SB47Rohrer, Kris na

SD41Rojas, Cris na

TD72Rolandsen, Øystein

WD38, WA58Rolf, Niklas

TA49Roman, Raul

TD66Romani, Alessandra

WC60Romaniuk, Sco Nicholas

TD33Rone, Julia

SA37Rønn, Kira Vrist

WD01-CRooney, James

FC79Roper, Steven

TA54Røren, Pål

TC60Rosefielde, Steven S.

FD74, FA27Rosen, Amanda M.

SC25Rosenberg, Andrew

TD12Rosenberg, Jonathan

FD16Rosenberg, Sophie

FB50Rosenberger, Chandler R.

SA52Rosenbloom, Daniel

FC49Rosendal, Kris n

TA60, SD05, TB16, SC70, TD18Rosenow, Doerthe

WB71Rosenstein, Emilie

TA76Rosenzweig, Steven

TA16Roshchin, Evgeny

SC54Rosol, Mike

FA01Rosoux, Valerie

TB15Rosow, Stephen J.

WB07Ross, Andrew A. G.

WB30, TA09Rossdale, Chris

SA09Rossi, Christopher

FC69, FD47, SA32, WC02Rossi, Norma

SD11Rossmiller, Ela

WB78, SB17Rossone de Paula, Francine

FB32Rosvold, Elisabeth L.

TB14Roszko, Edyta

WB61, FA25Roter, Petra

TD53Roth, Antoine

TC03Röth, Leonce

FA10, FB18, TD09Rothe, Delf

TC47Rothe, Johannes

FC31Rotzer, Alexandra

SC37Rotzer, Simon

FA29, FC43Rousseau, Elise

WB11Rouvinski, Vladimir

FA24, WA53Rovner, Joshua

WC47Rowan, Sam

WD05, TB31Rowe, Cami

WD60, WC07Rowe, Elana

WB29Rowland, Alisson

FC06Rowling, Charles

MA07, SD72Roy , Pallavi

FC15Roy, Nabarun

MA04Roy, Nalanda

FB11, MH16Roy, Pushpak Kumar

SD62, SB60Royer, Christof

TA49Różalska, Monika

MG14Rozario, Marianne

WA11, FD48Rozman, Gilbert

WB14Ruback, Tim

FD49Rubin, Lawrence

SC34, SA55, TC68Rubin, Michael

SB42Rubinson, Eyal

SC74Rubio, Rosalie

WC24Rubiolo, Florencia

TC08Rublee, Maria Rost

WB25Ruby, Keven

SD31Rudkevich, Gennady

FB32Rudolfsen, Ida

FA55, WC46Rudolph, Lukas

WA69, TD77, WB26, TB01-CRudra, Nita

MA15, MG11Rudyak, Marina

TD29, WC48, WB43Ruffa, Chiara

WA39, WD71, WC69, FC16Ruggeri, Andrea

TB35Ruggie, John Gerard

FC72Ruhe, Constan n

WB64, SC25Ruiz Camacho, Paula Ximena

TD74Ruiz Valdes, Michelle

FC12Ruiz-Trejo, Marisa

WB02, SD52, SC45, SA45Runyan, Anne Sisson

WB06Rupka, Sean

WA37, FD59Ruppel, Samantha

SA33, FA30Rushton, Simon

WD76Russell, Alison

WC09, SB55, TA14Russo, Alessandra


Preliminary Program

TA12Rustad Markussen, Håvard

FB32, FC30Rustad, Siri Aas

FC38, MA01, WC16, MF03, WA32, MH01, SB70, TD20, TB08

Rutazibwa, Olivia Umurerwa

WC38, FD10Rutherford, Ken

FC18, SD42, ME05Ryan, Caitlin M.

WA38, FA35Rychnovska, Dagmar

FD68Ryckman, Kirssa Cline

WB13, TD30Rynning, Sten

WC54Ryu, Jeheung

WD01-BS. Sundaram, Sasikumar

MC04, ME09Sa, Rafaela

FC52Saad, Radwa

SC34Saarinen, VIlle

FB62, FC30Saavedra-Lux, Laura

FC39, TB10, WC26, MH01, SD78Sabaratnam, Meera

WD09Sabe , Ann ana Maral

WB61Šabič, Zlatko

FB47Sabino de Farias, Igor H.

FA44, FD39Sachseder, Julia

SC56, WA72Sadeh, Tal

MA03Sadiki, Larbi

TD31, FD58Sadiq, Kamal

FB33Sadri, Houman A.

WA76Saeidi, Shirin

TA00-2Safi, Louay

WC14, WD34Sagan, Sco D.

SB58Sagård, Tora

SA42Sage-Passant, Lewis

MG09Sagi, Noga

SD77Sah, Ram Pravesh

MB16Saha, Aniruddha

WA70, TC25Sahasrabuddhe, Adi

TB34SAHIN MENCUTEK, ZEYNEP

WA01-CSahin, Vuslat Nur

MF17Sahoo, Sananda

FB68, M00Sahu, Asima

MG14Said, Engy

TD29, WC48, FC52Saideman, Stephen M.

FD64Saivetz, Carol R.

WA05Saiya, Nilay

WB08, FA38, SD04, SA70, TB47, MC06Sajed, Alina

WD64Sajekaite, Marija

SD46Sakai, Hidekazu

FB15Sakai, Keiko

WA11Sakata, Yasuyo

SA75, FD25Saksena, Mita

SC29, TC72Sakuwa, Kentaro

FA59, FC56, TB36, SD75Sakwa, Richard

SC28Salamanca, José Manuel

MB10Salas Sanchez, Patricia

SA19Salaymeh, Bilal

WB00-1Saleem, Azeemah

WD01-DSaleh, Mona

TA27Salehi, Mariam

WA15, TC30, WB69, TA17Salehyan, Idean

FC21Sales, Tiago

WC75Salgado Espinoza, Raul

FA72Salimi, Khadijeh

SC27Salsha Handiani, Dhania

FD21, SC36, SA24, FB18, MH11Salter, Mark

TB01-CSalvado-Gracia, Miquel

FC33Salzman, Rachel Sarah

MA07Samarthya-Howard, Ambika

WD78Sambaluk, Nicholas

WB78Sammons, Elise

WD30Sample, Emily

TD37San Akca, Belgin

SB50Sanada, Yasuhiro

MG17Sanaei, Ali

WB64Sanahuja, Jose Antonio

MG08Sanchez Bajo, Claudia

MD01Sanchez Parra, Ta ana

FD58Sanchez, Thania

SB18Sánchez-Mon jano, Elena

FC00-2Sand, Erik

FA28, FB14, SC16Sandal, Nukhet A.

SD05, FC66, WD31Sanders, Rebecca

SC08, SD36, FD73, SB68Sandholtz, Wayne

MB18Sändig, Jan

ME10Sands, Christopher

WA17Santa-Cruz, Arturo

TD55Santaniello, Mauro

FB48San ago, Alyssa

SC36Santoire, Bénédicte

FB11Santos Vara, Juan

MF17Santos, Bruna

MG14Santos, Chris an

FA29Santos, Niedja

WD36Santos, Victoria

FA57Santoso, Lie Philip

FD31Sany, Joseph

MG03Sapiano, Jenna

WC01-D, TA00-1Sapkota, Santosh

FD27Saraiva, Rui

TD18Saramago, Andre

FB51Saraseko, Ta ana

SA03Sarbahi, Anoop

SC68Sarduy, Naisy

SB73Sari Ertem, Helin

FC71, TA65Sari, Yasar

FA17Sarkany, Laszlo

SB41, WA03, MA01, TA02, SC58Särmä, Saara

SA36Sarson, Leah

SC23, TA33Sasa, Ghada

TA43Sasaki, Fumiko

TC18Sasikumar, Harikrishnan

WA19, TA77Sasley, Brent E.

TA68Sass, Jensen

WA05Satana, Nil Seda

SD46Sato, Yoichiro

WA09Satoh, Haruko

SD60Sauer, Tom

TA13, WC61Saugmann Andersen, Rune

TD64Sauls, Laura Aileen

FC51Saunders, Elizabeth


Preliminary Program

WD61Savage, Jesse Dillon

TC04Savage, Saiph

FB69Savard, Marie-Claude

FB71, FC16Sava c, Filip

MA08Savelyeva, Natalia

MH17Savinok, Viktor

SC34Savolainen, Sonja

TD37Savun, Burcu

TA57, FD69Sazak, Selim Can

WC68Saz-Carranza, Angel

MG01, WC63, TA50Scalera Ellio , Jamie

SB00-1, TD01-C, WA49Scalisi, Carlos

TD79Scanlon, Helen

SB13Scarborough, Grace I.

FC54Scarinzi, Fausto

WD00-1Scartozzi, Cesare M.

SA13, SD41, MC05, MD04Scauso, Marcos Sebas an

SB30Scepanovic, Vera

SD36Schaaf, Steven

SD44Schaefer, David

TD08, FA46Schafer, Mark

MD09Schaffner, Brian

FB26Scha enaar, Susanne

WD04, FD01, WA54Schake, Kori

FB72, FC74, SA75, TB09, WB65Schapper, Andrea

SB52, TD14Scharpf, Adam

TB39, MC16Schechter, Benjamin

WA72Schelhase, Marc

SC73Schenck , Marcela

WD18Schenk, Ana

FB33Schenk, Caress

FA70, WC32, FC67Schenoni, Luis L.

FA73Scherer, Thomas

WD17, SD57Scherzinger, Johannes

SB16, SC01Schia, Niels Nagelhus

SA21, TC32, FB25Schiavon, Jorge Alberto

FC17Schiff, Amira

TC55Schilde, Kaija

TB69Schimmel, Noam

FA36Schindler, Sebas an

SC47, MB13Schipper, Lisa

FC22Schirch, Lisa

TB01-D, WB61, TD77, FA50, SA67, SD09Schirmer, Swantje

FB08, FC08Schleifer, Philip

SD04, TC35Schlesinger, Jayme

TD48Schmeidl, Susanne

SD67Schmid, Davide

SA52Schmid, Nicolas

WA01-D, SD51Schmid, Schmid

TC71, FB25Schmidt, Brian C.

TB00-1, SA56Schmidt, Cody

FC37, WA77, FB11, TD56Schmidt, Dennis

TC78Schmidt, Nikola

SB03Schmidt, Sebas an M.

TA38, MC14Schmidtke, Henning

MG05, WB09, TB09Schmitz, Hans Peter

SB30Schmitz, Luuk

SA44Schmoldt, Janine

SA46, WD01-DSchnabel, Simone

FD06Schneider, Aaron

TC31, TB57Schneider, Gerald

FB13Schneider, Jacquelyn

TC46, FB69, WB71Schneiker, Andrea

SB66Schoeman, Maxi

FD75Schoenfeld, Mirco

MG15Schoeppner, Lydia

WA68, SD57Schöfer, Till

WD74Schofield, Jessica Anderson

WD01-C, FA08, WA14, TD55, WC54Scholte, Jan Aart

TB76Scholz, Felix J.

TA01-AScholz, Tina

TA32Scholz, Tobias

TC15Schomerus, Mareike

MG10Schoner, Rachel

TA60, TD09Schopmans, Hendrik

TA58Schörnig, Niklas

TA01-CScho höfer, Alexander

MH06Scho li, Jivanta

WA16, FB78Schou Tjalve, Vibeke

TD53Schouenborg, Laust

TB45, TD68Schramm, Madison

ME07Schraven, Benjamin

MD17Schreiber, Hanna

WD28Schriever, Sophie

FB38Schroeder Hageman, Theresa

FC47Schroeder, Jared

WA53, SA57Schub, Robert

FB58, WC69, TD51, SB58Schubiger, Livia Isabella

SB31, FB56, SA06, WB54Schuessler, John

SB67Schulhofer-Wohl, Jonah

FB09, TB59Schulman, Jonathan

SC42Schultz, Kenneth A.

SD58, SA34Schulz, Carsten-Andreas

SC07, TA52, WB47, FB40Schulz, Philipp

FB51Schulze Waltrup, Robin

TA69Schulze, David

FB49Schulze, Kai

TC18, WD01-DSchumann, Diane

WD76, WC56Schünemann, Wolf

FD13Schu e, Sebas an

TC14, WB71Schutz, Aus n

FA26Schvitz, Guy

SB67, MF09, FB57Schwab, Regine

WB69Schwaben, Amanda

SD30Schwartz, Herman Mark

WA52, SD61Schwartz, Joshua

SA62, SC53, TD67, WC58Schwartz, Stephanie

WB72, WA10, FA20, SC71Schwarz, Elke

FC52Schwarz, Ma hias

TD48Schwoebel, Mary Hope

FC45Sciarone, Jessica

MH13Sciora , Giulia

TC08Sciubba, Jennifer

FC17, MA14, WA66Scobell, Andrew

WD24Scoggins, Suzanne

SB54, MG01, WB09Sco , Emily K. M.


Preliminary Program

FC06, FA28, SD47, TD47Sco , James M.

WB29, TA30, TB10, WD30Sculos, Bryant

FC67Seabra, Pedro

WD23, FC62, SB09, FA19, TC25Seabrooke, Leonard

SA39Seagle, Adriana N.

SD63Sears, Nathan Alexander

TC43Seay, Laura E.

SA56Secrieru, Oana

FA45Sedoc-Dahlberg, Be y Nelly

WC45, MG15Sehbag, Pooja

TB16Sehra, Nikhil

TB68Seib, Philip

SC23, MC06, SB22Seidel, Timothy

WB50Seim, Brigi e

WB01-BSeiwert, Eva

MF18Sekyere, Peter

SA40Selden, Zachary

FB27Seliga, Laine

TD11, TC07, TA68Sell, Susan K.

SB57Selmier II, Travis

WC19Sema , Hadi

FC53Semenova, Elena

WB57, FD23Sempijja, Norman

FB19Sen, Arijit

SD34Sen, Onur

WC13, WD22, SC70Sen, Somdeep

FA48Sendinç, Tuba

SD21, SB09, MD05Sending, Ole Jacob

FB31, SC26Sener, Ipek Ece

WB04Sen , Adam

WA51, WD15Sénit, Carole-Anne

MG16Sepúlveda Soto, Daniela

MG14Serafeim, Pavlos

SC69Sereda, Viktoriya

FD46Sergunin, Alexander

SD16Serra, Rita

WC71Serrano Oswald, Serena Eréndira

SB51Serrano, Anibal

SD42, TB33Sesay, Mohamed

TC57Seto, Katherine

FB34Severino Diaz, Fernando

SB71Sever-Mehmetoglu, Duygu

SD53, FD04, TB05, TC18Sevin, Efe

SA52Sewerin, Sebas an

MD18Seyle, D. Conor

WB50, WC76Seymour, Lee J. M.

WA14Shackelford, Sco

TA01-DShadunts, Alen

FC06Shady, Stephanie

FC59Shafer Raviv, Omri

FC64Shagina, Mariia

MA01, MF01, TC43Shah, Ami

FA13, TA21, WA10, SA10Shah, Nisha

FA55Shah, Syed Waqar

TC17Shahan, Jess

FC44, WC59Shahin, Evgeniia

WD42SHAHIN, FARAH

WA25, FC47Shahin, Saif

WD21, TB22Shakirov, Oleg

MC10Shakleina, Ta ana A.

TD35Shakoor, Tallat R.

FD14Shalaby, Marwa

SB00-1Shalev, Mei

SA15Shamaileh, Ammar

TC54, FB75Shambaugh, George

WC14, FC51Shandler, Ryan

MF06, FA05Shani, Giorgio

WD44Shankar, Mahesh

SD38Shanks Kaurin, Pauline M.

WB12Shanks, Spencer

SA75Shannon, Geordan

WD10, FC16Shannon, Megan

FA63Shapiro, Daniel

WC76, MD16Shapiro, Jacob

FC00-2, WC76Shapiro, Kathryn

FD29, SD16Shapiro, Michael J.

SC31Shapovalov, Miroslav

MG16Shargh, Farzin

FA15Sharif, Sally

WC13, FA58, FB43Sharma, Ananya

MB11, WD78Sharma, Manu

SA60, SC62, FA06Sharma, Sarah E

WD23, MB02, SB09Sharman, Jason

TD79, FD17Sharp, Dus n

WD67, SA29Sharp, Gregory

FD28Sharp, Paul

FC59Sharpe, Michael O.

TD53, SD12Shaver, Robert

SD24Shaw, Carolyn M.

FD46, MD10, TB33Shaw, Timothy M.

SC34, SB58Shay, Christopher

SD69, TB29Shaykhutdinov, Renat

FA00-1, MH09, FD70She, Xiaoye

TD00-1, FA21, SB65Shedd, Julie e

TD10, MA10Sheik, Zuleika Bibi

FB53Sheikh, Harris

TB37Sheikh, Ziaul Haque

WC24Shekhar, Chander

TB44Shekhawat, Seema

SB15, FB16, TA41, TD58, TC10Sheline, Annelle

FC38, FA26Shella, Kimberly L.

FC07Shen, Wei

TD59Shen-Bayh, Fiona

TD23Sheng, Yumin

SD42, FB60Shenk, Jamie

MB12, MG01, MA01, WC16, MH05, MF01, TB08

Shepherd, Laura J.

WA10Sheppard, Si

WC35, MB15, MA08Shesterinina, Anastasia

MC09, TD07Shibaike, Takumi

SB47Shidore, Sarang

WA46Shields, John

WD75Shiffman, Jeremy

MF06, MA15, ME06Shih, Chih-yu

WB08, TC13, FA43, SC35, WC17, TD20Shilliam, Robbie

SC77, FC78Shimizu, Kosuke


Preliminary Program

TB29, SD46, FA04, FB66Shimizu, Ryo

WC75, SD24Shinko, Rosemary E.

WB49Shinn, Jamie

FA08, WA39, FD41Shires, James

WA03, TC19, FD54, SC58Shirk, Mark A.

WC35Shkolnik, Michael

TD68Shoemaker, Meaghan

WD03, WB04, SD08Shoker, Sarah

SA76Shortland, Neil

SD71Shpakovskaya, Marina

SC61, SD74Shu, Min

SA62, MB06Shuayb, Maha

MF11Shukla, Shipra

FD51Shwaikh, Malaka

MB13Shyrokykh, Karina

SA04Sianan, Marcus

WA38Siavelis, Peter

TB58Sidarchuk, Ar som

FD76Siddique, Abu Bakkar

SB40Siddique, Rahima

TA76, WC57, TB62Siddiqui, Niloufer

SD50Siegel, Alexandra

MH04Siekiera, Joanna

FB01Sierra, Jazmin

WA66, MG13Sigdel, Anil

WC75Sihabudheen K., Muhmmed

TA59Sikkink, Kathryn

SD31Sil, Rudra

TD52Silburt, Aviva

TB64Siles-Brügge, Gabriel

FB35Silomon, Jantje

WD04, SB31, FB24Silove, Nina

WC23Silva, Irma

TA79Silvan, Kris ina

WD54Silverman, Daniel

FD51Silverman, Stephanie J.

TB27Silverstone, Sco A.

FD64, SB53Sim, Li-Chen

FB28, SD07, FC28Simangan, Dahlia

SD36Simmons, Alan

TB67, TA08, WA65, SB68Simmons, Beth Ann

WD11, SC18Simmons, Solon

MA05Simon, Elena

MC13Simon, Hendrik

WC71Simon, Jeanne

SA24, TA29Simonds, Jessica

SA47Simoni, Serena

ME11Simonyi, Andre

SD14Sims, Brandon

SD10, WA61Sims, Rebecca

TB54Sindre, Gyda M.

FA23Sinevaara-Niskanen, Heidi

WC20Singer, Eric

WD20Singer, Joel

FD09, MC02, MA19Singh Rathore, Khushi

MG12Singh, Akanksha

SC76Singh, Ameya Pratap

SB43Singh, Antara

TD11, FD76, TB55Singh, J. P.

MA06Singh, Kir

FC47Singh, Kunal

ME01, WB12Singh, Naunihal

WA50Singh, Neha

MG18Singh, Renu

WB34Singh, Shane

TD25Singh, Shweta

TB37Singh, Sinderpal

WC28Singh, Sonali

SB40Singh, Taveeshi

WA50Singh, Trip

TB78Sinha, Anuradha

SB27Sinha, Aseema

SA35, WD51Siniver, Asaf

TA79Sinkkonen, Ville

SB14, WA14, SD15Siqueira, Isabel Rocha de

MD09Sisco, Ma hew

FD79Sisk, Timothy D.

WB11Sitenko, Alexandra

WB63Sjoberg, Laura

WB43, TC78Sjostedt, Roxanna

TB68Skaaning, Svend-Erik

SC59Skalamera, Morena

FC26Skinner, Kiron K.

TA56Skjærseth, Jon Birger

SD74Sklar, Sarah

TC01-D, SB07Skoll, Amy

TA04Skoog, Eric

WD00-1, FA06, TD01-ASkovgaard, Jakob

SD09Slakaityte, Veronika

FA65Slaski, Alexander

WD53, TD14Slater, Dan

MB01Sla er, Claire

TA53Slavick, Ervin

FA24Slayton, Rebecca

WA72Slentz, Chris na Bagaglio

FA31, SB63, TB36Slobodchikoff, Michael O.

SC51Slooter, Luuk

SB02, WA76, MF01Slootmaeckers, Koen

FB73Slowey, Gabrielle A.

WD08Slupska, Julia

SC21Smellie, Saskia

TD47Smeltz, Dina

FC43Smetana, Michal

WA22Smidt, Hannah Marie a

SB38Smith, Alistair

SA60Smith, Angela

SA72Smith, Charles A

TA18Smith, Chris

TC31Smith, Craig Damian

FB77Smith, Daniel

TA41Smith, Daniel S.

WB08, SD49, WA03, SA45, SC58Smith, Heather A.

TD62, FD35, WB55, WD27Smith, Jackie

WD30Smith, Jessica

WD65Smith, Karen

WA06, WC78, SB64Smith, Karen


Preliminary Program

TB38Smith, Keith

MH01Smith, Malinda

TD62Smith, Peter

SD33Smith, Rhona

FD48Smith, Sheila

TA78, WD37, FA20Smith, Simon J.

SD36, SA72, TC08Smith-Cannoy, Heather

TA62, TB56Smythe, Elizabeth A.

TB32Snaman, Valerie

MF16, FB47, TC62Sneh, Itai

WB23Snetkov, Aglaya

TD40Sneyd, Adam

FB22, SC17, FD11, SB27Snidal, Duncan

SC74Snow, Jonathan

FA69Snyder, Jack

WD38Snyder, Robert

MB02Soares de Oliveira, Ricardo

FD77Soares, Samuel Alves

TD63, TC14Sobecki, Nicholas K.

TC17, FB44Sobel, Ariel Whi ield

WD69Sobers, Candace Clare

MA04Sobol, Mor

FB48Söderbaum, Fredrik

SB67, TB54, TC21, TA75, TD01-BSoderberg Kovacs, Mimmi

TA70, FD45Soederberg, Susanne M.

FC76Sokolic, Ivor

TB74Sokolov, Artem

FD40, SA07Solar, Carlos

TC10Solarz, Anna M.

WA57Solhjell, Randi

WC40Soliman GadElmolaa, Mona

TB52, WD49, FB02Solingen, Etel

WD12Soliz de Stange, Ana

MF15Solomentseva, Anastasia

WA58Solomon, Dani

WA08, SD22, MD18Solomon, Daniel

WB69, FD71Solomon, Johanna

SA49Solomon, M. Sco

FC58, TD27, SB04Solomon, Ty

FD25, TB22Solovyev, Dmitry

FD34Sommerer, Thomas

WB08, MB10, TC20, FC25, TA03Sondarjee, Maïka

SD47Sondermann, Elena

FB42, WA78Song, Jeeye

WD70Sonowal, Himadree

SD11Sopaj, Arbenita

FB16, FA31Soroka, George

MD08Sosa, San ago

WB32Soule, Folashade

TC35Soules, Michael

SB78Southall, Paule e A.

TC22Souva, Mark

SC50Souza, Marilia C.

MD04Souza, Matheus

FB45Sovacool, Benjamin K.

TD52Sowers, Jeannie L.

TB57Soyal n-Colella, Digdem

TB01-ASoylemez, Busra

FD74Soysal, Coşkun

MG02, TD17Sozen, Ahmet

SA59, FB50Sozen, Yunus

FA44Sözer, Hande

WD01-A, FA59, SC19Spalińska, Aleksandra

FB48, TD71Spandler, Kilian

SA46Spanner, Leigh

TB00-3, WA67Spatafora, Giuseppe

WD32Spears, Kinsey

TB00-1, FB38, SB35Speight, Jeremy S.

FB62, SC09Spektor, Ma as

TC57Spijkers, Jessica

FD38, WB34, TB13, FC13Spilker, Gabriele

WB41, SA57Spindel, Jennifer

SC10Spitka, Timea

FB23Sponsel, Christoph

WB39Spruyt, Hendrik

TA40, SA35Squatrito, Theresa

WD41, FA44Squire, Vicki

FB19Sriraman, Tarangini

WD03, SD73, TC25Srivastava, Swa

FA44, FD39, FB40Stachowitsch, Saskia

WC16Stack, Allen

WA30, FD37, TA38, SD13Staeger, Ueli

TB48Stalley, Phillip

WC55Stallings, Barbara

FA62Stamos, Alex

WA72, WC76Stanai s, Michael

FB40Standke-Erdmann, Madita

WA35Stanier, Ian P.

MD09Stanig, Piero

WC57, WB42Staniland, Paul S.

SC72, TC68, FB57Stanton, Jessica

WA17, FD66Stapel, Sören

FC76Stappenbeck, Jens

TB45Stark, Alexandra

WB30, WD31Starnes, Kathryn

WA51Starobin, Shana M.

WD62Starrs, Sean K.

SB42, SD76, SA58Starzyk-Sulejewska, Joanna

SD62Stathopoulos, Athanasios

FC62Stausholm, Saila

MH05, MC05, MD04, TB44Stavrevska, Elena B.

SB44, WB33, TC47, TD67Steele, Abbey

FD20, TA21, SC15, WD50, SB05Steele, Brent J.

WB49Steen, Linnea

FD09Stefan, Cris na G.

WA48Stefanos, Sarah

MC04Stefanova, Boyka

TB57Stefanovic-Stambuk, Jelica

FD34Stefes, Christoph H.

SD18, FD38, WD18Steffek, Jens

TB15Steger, Manfred B.

SB37Stein , Aaron

FB17Stein, Anne Lene

SB26, TD00-1, M00, MC03Stein, Arthur

TD65Stein, Arthur

TC69Stein, Elizabeth


Preliminary Program

FD03Stein, Janice Gross

SB19Steinberg, David

FA73Steinberg, Jessica

WC51, FC50Steinberg, Paul F.

FA32, SA48Steiner, Anna

WD21Steiner, Barry H.

TC30Steiner, Niklaus

TD75Steinert, Christoph

TD75Steinert, Janina

SC34, FB21, FA73Steinert-Threlkeld, Zachary

TA64Steinholtz, Oskar

SB11Steinsson, Sverrir

FC27Steinwand, Mar n C.

TD60Stel, Nora

FC69, WC74, WA26Stengel, Frank A.

MF10Stenger, Helen

SA08Stensdal, Iselin

TA01-BStent, Dylan

FD34, SD57Stephen, Ma hew David

FA04, FB38Stephenson, Carolyn M.

TB42, MG01, MC17Stephenson, Elise

FA70, FB09Sterling-Folker, Jennifer

SC45, SB14Stern, Maria

WA17Stevens León, Laura Daniela

FB64Stevens, Casey C.

SA55Stevens, Cath

FD41Stevens, Clare

TD76, SA07Stevens, Madeleine

TD62, MG06Stevis, Dimitris

TB24, WA40, WD48, SD26Stewart, Megan

FB73Stewart-Harawira, Makere

FA75S ansen, Øyvind

WB29S ckney, Zachary

SD28S enstra, Deborah

WD41, SA24, TC23S erl, Maurice

FD31S gant, Susan

FB71, WA77, SD33S les, Kendall W.

MC08, MH02, SD73S mmer, Ane e

FD14S nson, Andrew

SB79Stobb, Maureen

SD52Stoesslé, Philippe

WA76, TC76, WB63Stoffel, Alexander

FB46, MF17Stoian, Valen n

SD45Stolicki, Dariusz

WB57, FB61Stollenwerk, Eric

TC07Storeng, Katerini

SB30Storey, Andy

MG02Sto lemyre, Steven

WA34, WB18, WC18, SA42Stout, Mark

FB30Stowell, Nicholas

FC26Stoyan, Alissandra

TA35Strachan-Morris, David

FB68Stramer-Smith, Janicke

FC57, TC30Strand, Håvard

FC44Strand, Jonathan R.

WD16Strand, Sanna

WA57Strandberg Hassellind, Filip

FB76Strangio, Donatella

WC71Stribling, Eric

SD31Strokan, Mikhail

FB17Strömbom, Lisa

TB24, SD21, SA73Stroup, Sarah S.

SB73Struble, Maria B.

SD36Strue , Michael J.

ME08Strycharz, Damian

WC46Stubberfield, Alexander

WD55, FA63Stuckatz, Jan

WC50Stulberg, Adam N.

FB70, TB40Stump, Jacob L.

MH04Stünkel, Larissa Sophia

WB01-C, FD10Sturm, Ingmar

WD44Stuster, Dana

MG02Su, Yi-hao

FA54, SA36Su, Yvonne

FB38Suarez, Carla

SC50Suarez, Marcial Garcia

WC15Subbachi, Paola

FC69, SC15, WA19, TB60Subo c, Jelena

FA59Subrahmanyam, Gita

TB46Subramaniam, Meghana

WA03, TA77, SC58Sucharov, Mira

FC56, TD38Suchkov, Maxim

TC14Sudduth, Jun

SA23Sudulich, Laura

WD07Suginohara, Masako

MH08Suh, Jae-Jung

WB19Suh, Kyungwon

TA42, WD51Sula, Ismail Erkam

WD42suleymani, sevil

WA73, TB57Suleymanoglu Kurum, Rahime

SA43, SB23, MH07Suliman, Samid

WC67Sullivan, Gavin

WC37, WB50, TD42Sullivan, Tricia

WD11Sultanli, Jale

SD23Summa, Renata

WA75Summers Lowe, Miranda

WB24Sun, Meicen

WB31, WD15, SB01, TB26, FC07Sun, Yixian

TC11Sun, Zi an

MC05Sunca, Yasin

SC08, TC70, WD53Sundstrom, Lisa McIntosh

MD14Sundstrom, Malena R.

TA54Suong, Clara H

WC04Surowiec, Pawel

SD09Surwillo, Izabela

WC68Sus, Monika

TB74, TD38Sushentsov, Andrey A.

TB17, FB77Su on, Michael

WB17, SA69Suzuki, Mao

TB65Suzuki, Shogo

WC01-A, FC30Svallfors, Signe

WD21Svendsen, Øyvind

SB67, MD08, FC13, TC27Svensson, Isak

SB05Svensson, Ted

WA43Sverdrup-Thygeson, Bjørnar

TA47Svop Jensen, Caecilie


Preliminary Program

WD26Svraka, Dragana

TB49, TC06, SB47Swain, Ashok

WA48, TB45Swaine, Aisling Ann

WA51Swartz, Nathan

SD54Swed, Ori

MA08Swedlund, Haley J.

SA51Sweijs, Tim T.

MG09Swisa, Noa

TB57Sychra, Zdenek

WD58Sylvan, David

WA55Sypher, Chelsea

SC62Szabó, Linda

TB03, FD54, SB31, TD16Szarejko, Andrew

SA28, WD71Szekely, Ora B.

WD68, TB74Szeptycki, Andrzej

SC10Tabak, Jana

FD18Tacujan, Priscilla

FD04Tadeo, Eduardo Luciano

SC40, FB36Tadevosyan, Margarita

FD28Taehwan, Kim

MD10Tafo e Deffo, Jerry Rowllings

TD17, WD78Tagma, Halit M.

TC56Taha, Heba

SD49, SA46Tait, Victoria

MH13Takahashi, Tomoko

WA71, TA19Takalandze, Lasha

WB00-1Takekawa, Shunichi

SC61, TA69Takeuchi, Hiroki

FB15Takeuchi, Shinichi

MD01Takseva, Tatjana

WD04, FA40, FD11Taliaferro, Jeffrey W.

SA57Talibova, Roya

TA40, MC14Tallberg, Jonas

FA33Tallgren, Immi

SD76, SB60, SC19Tallis, Benjamin

FD42Tallo, Emily

WD49, FC51, WC31, TD47Tama, Jordan

SB07Tamamizu, Leo

SA45Tamang, Dip

SA51, SC40, WB06Tamminen, Tanja

WC21Tan, Wayne

WB24, SB19Tan, Yeling

MC19Tanaka-Sakabe, Yukako

WD08Tanczer, Leonie Maria

SB77, M00Tandi, Ashok

MG13Tang, Mebanialam

WB56Tang, Shiping

TC26, WD10, WC10, SC55Tanguay, Eric

FD27Taniguchi, Miyoko

SB28Tan-Mullins, May

FD34, FA19Tansey, Oisin

SD35Tantow, Philip M.

MH05, MF03, MA19Tanyag, Maria

SD20Tapan, Yunus Emre

FD52, SC55Taplin, Kailey

TC21Tappe Or z, Juliana

WD53Tapsco , Rebecca

FB49, MH06, WB75Tarapore, Arzan

MD15Tardy, Thierry

TC16, WB17Tar r, Alaa

SA33Tasca, Tiago

MC06Tatour, Lana

FC10Tatum, Dillon Stone

SB18Tavares de Almeida, Maria Hermínia

TA21, SB69, WB07Tavares Furtado, Henrique

MA01, SC41Tavares, Vinicius

WA01-D, SD79Tayal, Dhiraj

FD24Taydas, Zeynep

WA55Taylor, Julie

TA53, TB42, SB00-1, TC23, SD22, WB06, MF18, MG07, WD44

Taylor, Simon

MC16Teco , Rachel

SA43, MH07Tedesco, Delacey

WB25Teele, Dawn

FA51Teirila, Olli J.

TD62Teivainen, Teivo

FD59, TD44Tekath, Miriam

TB49Telarolli de Almeida Leite, Maria Luísa

WA12Tellerías, Piero

FB55, WC69Tellez, Juan

SD34Tellidis, Ioannis

FC13Temper, Leah

WD08, FA08, TD55ten Oever, Niels

FC64TENZER, Nicolas

FA34Tepper, Maddie

TC27Tepšić, Goran

WB01-ATeraoka, Ayumi

SD58, WB54Terradas, Nicolás

TA12, WC79Terry, Jillian

WD24, FC65Tertytchnaya, Katerina

WB48Terumasa, Tomita

ME08Terzyan, Aram

WC04Tesar, Jakub

SA22Tesi, Moses

MH10Tessnow-von Wysocki, Ina

TD30Testoni, Michele

TA51, SD22, SA72Thakur, Monika

WA65, FB23Thakur, Shalaka

FC39, SB64Thakur, Vineet

TA76, TB50, WC37, WB15Thaler, Kai

MG07Thangasamy, Andrew

MD01Theidon, Kimberly

FB32Theisen, Ole Magnus

TA18Then Bergh, Sarah

SB42Theodoro Luciano, Bruno

WD54, SA67, WA62Theussen, Amelie

TC79Theys, Sarina

TD41Thiagarajan, Karthikeyan

FC61Thiel, Markus

SC21Thiers, Consuelo

FD20, TB68, SC02, WB58, TA01-C, FA02, FB25, WC23

Thies, Cameron G.

TC63Thiollet, Hélène

MH01Thobani, Sunera

FD13Thoenig, Mathias

TA29Tholens, Simone


Preliminary Program

TC77Thomas, Chloé

MG14Thomas, George M.

TB54, TC02Thomas, Jakana L.

WA07, WB07Thomas, Owen D.

TD63Thomas, Raymond

FB77Thompson, Graeme

FD47, SB71Thompson, Max

WD49Thompson, Natalie

TB01-BThompson, Peter Onah

TA61, SB63, WA59Thompson, William

TA46, TC61Thomson, Catarina P.

MD14Thomson, Jennifer

FD61Thoreson, Amelia

MB02Thorley, Mar n

FA53, SC07Thorne, Benjamin

WD58Thornton, Ashley

WC61Thornton, Katy

TC25Thrall, Calvin

SB43Threlkeld, Elizabeth

SC04Thunholm, Per

SC31, TC14Thurber, Ches

FA51Thurston, Cathryn

FC72Thyne, Clayton

FD20, WB08, WD01, SD69, SC48, SA13, TA50, TB08

Tickner, Arlene B.

FC03Tickner, J. Ann

FD20, TC20, TB33, WB56Tieku, Thomas

WB62Tiemessen, Alana

WB01, SC24, FB22, TD24, SB57Tierney, Michael J.

WA78Tiessen, Louise

SC02Tiky, Lembe

WA01-A, TB49, FD00-2, TA74Tiller, Rachel

FD00-2Tiller, William

FA38, WB38, SA36, TC56, FD45Tilley, Lisa

WB49Tilsted, Joachim Peter

TB63Tilton , Nathan

SB08Tilton, Zach

TA75Timbs, Nathan

SD75Timofeev, Ivan N.

FA10Tinnirello, Maurizio

WB34Tir, Jaroslav

WC61Titeca, Kristof

TD00-3Tiwari, Rishabh

TC46Tkach, Benjamin

SD31, SC64, FC33Tkachenko, Stanislav L.

SD53, SC40Tkacheva, Olesya

WA65, FC55Tkacova, Katerina

WA78, ME06Tobin, David

FB00-2Tobin, Jeff

MF12, FC07, FD07Tobin, Paul

TD57Tobin, Sarah

FB74Todd, Molly

TC38, WD04, FD13, TD42, SB31To , Monica Duffy

SB71Tok, Evren

FC27, SB21Tokdemir, Efe

WA11Tokola, Mark

MA16Toktomushev, Kemel

FC46, FD56Tolay, Julie e

WB06Toledo, Aureo

WB00-2Tolipov, Farkhod

FB32, FD13Tollefsen, Andreas Forø

FD24, SA59Tolstrup, Jakob

FB15TOMARU, Junko

FB62Tomashevskiy, Andrey

TA49Tomesani Marques, Ana Maura

TC68Tominaga, Yasutaka

FD47Tomlinson, Robert

SA60, TB44Tonami, Aki

TA12, SD16Toohey, David E.

WA71, SA79, TB43Toomey, Michael

MF18Topal, Reyhan

FC48Topgyal, Tsering

FD33, FA07Topor, Lev

FC74Toral, Pablo

FC07Torney, Diarmuid

WC09, WA28, MF03, TB08Toros, Harmonie M.

MD02Torres, Maria Clara

FB26, WD56Torres, Priscilla

SB32Torres-Beltran, Angie

MC02Townsley, Rebecca

MH09Trabucco, M. Lena

MD12Trager, Joslyn

MD12, FA48, TC48Trager, Robert Frederic

TA22Trasi, Aila

SA72, WC79Trask, Tara

SC78Trauthig, Inga Kris na

TC72Travlos, Konstan nos

SB14, WD18Travouillon, Katrin

MC08Trenta, Luca

FC50Trevathan, Michael W.

SD51Triadafilopoulos, Phil

TD26, TA24Trinkunas, Harold

MF05Tripathi, Dhananjay

MB15Tripathi, Shambhawi

SA73, SC28Tripathi, Siddharth

TB28Triviño Salazar, Juan Carlos

TC37, WD45Troath, Sian

FC11, WC50, WD20Troitskiy, Mikhail

TB13Trombe a, Maria Julia

SA41, SA40Tromblay, Darren

TB64, SD67, WC63, FA60Trommer, Silke

MF14Trote Mar ns, Marcelle

MF06, SA13, FA05Trownsell, Tamara

FD01, TD47Trubowitz, Peter

MB14, MG03, FA60True, Jacqui

MC01Truex, Rory

WB77Truong, Thuy Quynh

WC10, TD48Tschirgi, Necla

TD15Tseng, Yea Jen

SA32Tsenina, Ariadna

SA09, WA70, TA66, SC62, SB09Tsingou, Eleni

FB17Tsinovoi, Alexei

WD50Tsintsadze-Maass, Eteri

SD73Tskhay, Aliya

SA23, TC63, FD58Tsourapas, Gerasimos

FA69Tsutsui, Kiyoteru


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SA63, FD64, TB36Tsygankov, Andrei P.

FD63Tucker, Aviezer

WB52Tucker, Jennifer

MH04Tucker, Julian

TB77, FC29, SB16, SC76Tudor, Margot

TB62Tudor, Maya

WC73Tudoroiu, Theodor

WA33Tuinier, Pepijn

SC18, MC12Tulin Bre , Anna

FA34, SA64Turan, Gözde

SC14, TC05Turco, Linnea

TD49Turek, Lauren

TB57Turhan, Ebru

TB57Türkeş-Kılıç, Selin

WC43Turkina, Ekaterina

WC57Turnbull, Megan

TB45, SD11, FD17Turner, Catherine

MC06Turner, Mandy

SA25Turner, Nicholas

TD04Turner, Robin L.

TD55Tusikov, Natasha

WD25Tutunji, Tarek

WC63Tuxhorn, Kim-Lee

SA41, TC35Tuzuner, Musa

MC12Twietmeyer, Sam

SC78Tynes, Robert

WA68, FA66Tyrala, Michael

TA05Tzankova, Zdravka

FA39Tziarras, Zenon

SD35, WA58Ucaray Mangitli, Burcu

MF16Uesugi, Mamoru

FA63, TA71Ufimtseva, Anastasia

WB18Uhlmann, Allon

FB45Uji, Azusa

SC59Ulatowski, Rafal

SC37Ulrich, Marybeth

FC03, SD67Uluorta, Hasmet

SA00-1Ulusoy, Kivanc

SA28, WB06, SC76, SD59Umar, Ahmad Rizky Mardha llah

SC39Unal, Cigdem

FC28Underwood, William

SC05Unrau, Chris ne

WA09Untalan, Carmina Yu

FD75, SD20Unver, Akin

WD36Upadhayaya, Anjoo Sharan

WD36Upadhyaya, Priyankar

MD19, FB02Urdal, Henrik

SC34Uribe, Andres

FA15, FB41, SD22, FD60Urlacher, Brian

FA31Urquijo, Kyle

TB30, TD19, SB08Urwin, Eliza

FD72, SA07Urzúa Valverde, María José

WA78, FA39Ustun, Cigdem

WB13, FA79U ley, Ma hew

WA47Utz, Patrick

FC47, FD04Uysal, Nur

FB22, WC65Vabulas, Felicity

FD57, MH10, M00Vadrot, Alice

TB46, WD51, SD37, TC37Vaha, Milla E.

WB45, FC12, SC46Vai nen, Tiina

WB73, SC49Valarezo, Juan Carlos

FA43Valdez, Inés

WC65Valdez, Jimena

SD61Valdez, John

WD73Vale, Gina

SA76Valeriano, Brandon

TD01-CValikhanova, Aiganym

FA54Valique e, Robert Tyler

TD74Valle, Valeria Marina

FC73Vallejo, Catalina

SC30Van Apeldoorn, Bas aan

MC09van Asselt, Harro

MB07, TD51van Baalen, Sebas an

MC09Van Coppenolle, Hermine

MC09Van de Graaf, Thijs

TA13van de Ven, Ruben

FB23van den Boogaard, Vanessa

SD10, TA31, FB33Van den Bosch, Jeroen

SC47, WC00-3Van Den Hoek, Jamon

FB63van der Heide, Elizabeth

MF12van der Hoeven, Sara

TA48, WC12van der Kist, Jasper

TD68, FD17van der Merwe, Hugo

TC37van der Merwe, Joanna

WB01-Cvan der Neut, Bas an

FA03, TC22, WB65van der Veer, Reinout

TA05van der Ven, Hamish

TC70, FA72, SA75, FB65, WB62van der Vet, Freek

FB20Van der Westhuizen, Janis

TC33van der Zwan, Natascha

WA70Van Doorslaer, Hielke

FD12van Driel, Melanie

SA51, SB31Van Hoo , Paul

SD56, WC10Van Houten, Kirsten

SB71Van Liere, Adam

FD75, TA29van Meegdenburg, Hilde

TB10Van Milders, Lucas

SB11van Noort, Carolijn

WA08, TD76, SB63Van Nostrand, Rachel D.

SC55Van Nuys, Maya

FC63, WD08, WC18Van Puyvelde, Damien

FC43, SA20Van Rythoven, Eric A.

TB27, TC18van Wijk, Anne

SA70, TB40van Wingerden, Enrike

FB37, FD28Vanc, Antoaneta

WC68Vandendriessche, Marie

SD60Vanderborght, Robin

WA71, FB33, SC79, FA04, TA01-AVanderhill, Rachel

TA06, FD07, TD52, FC07, TB06, WA18VanDeveer, Stacy D.

SD31Vansina, Laura

FD73, SA66Varaki, Maria

WD78Varma, Ravi Kumar

TA00-1Vashchilko, Ta ana

FC00-1Vashist, Upsna

WA48, WD09, SC49Vasisht , Cchavi

WD72Vasko, Timothy


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FD03Vasquez, John A.

MG09, MH11Vaswani, Sunil

SC59, FC33Vatansever, Adnan

WA70Vaughn, Abigail

TC48Vaynman, Jane E.

WB46Väyrynen, Tarja H.

TD74Vázquez Meneley, Sergio Ismael

WA23Vedaschi, Arianna

SA04Vegelius, Johan

SD54, SC37Veilleux-Lepage, Yannick

FB45Veit, Konstan n

SB19, TC00-1Vekasi, Kris n

TC32, SA21Velazquez, Rafael

SD16Velicu, Irina

SA00-1, WD44Velikaya, Anna A.

FD56, MF18, SD59, TC71Veliu, Liridona

M00venancio albquerque, maria alice

WD35, SA42Venema, Agnes

SC74, WD46Vennesson, Pascal

WD74, SB08Vera-Adrianzen, Fiorella

MG07Verbakel, Derek

ME04Verbeek, Nicolas

TC37Verbruggen, Maaike

MB05Verdun, Amy

TB12, SB12, FC23, SC12, TD05Vergerio, Claire

MC14Verhaegen, Soetkin

TB20Verjee, Aly

WA07Verleye, Zeger

TA69, SA00-2Verma, Krishna Kumar

MF11Vernon, Patrick

FB13, FA20Verschuren, Sanne

FA14, WD45Versloot, Larissa

FB32, SD03, SA04Vesco, Paola

FB32, FD13Vestby, Jonas

TA25Vester, Annjulie

FA24Vicic, Jelena

FC76Vico, Sanja

SA21Vidarte, Oscar

WB29Vieira, Moisés Moreira

SD16Viernes, Noah

WD40Vigil, Sara

WA65vignal, leila

TB51, SC44, WB33, WA46, WD67Vigneswaran, Darshan

TA39Vignoli, Valerio

MH07, ME14, FD29, TD20Vij, Ritu

FD12Vijge, Marjanneke

TA37Viksand, Sindre Gade

WC66, SB68Vilan, Andrea

FC01Vilela, Ananda

TC44, SC50Villa, Rafael A.

WC69Villamil, Francisco

FA78Villanueva Ulfgard, Gerda Rebecka

SA00-1Villanueva, César

WB01-CVillegas Cruz, Angel Manuel

MG04Villela, Priscila

WC35Vincent, Rachel

WB13, FD01, WC31, FB29Vinjamuri, Leslie

WD40Vinke, Kira

FC50, SA64Viola, Eduardo

WB40, FB03, FA42, SD55Viola, Lora

SB43Vishwanathan, Arun

WD19Visoka, Gezim

SC05Vitalis, Robert

WC75Vivares, Ernesto

WC57, TA75Vivyan, Nick

TD52Vlaskamp, Mar jn

FC73, TD32Vlassenroot, Koen

FC73, TB17, MA01Vlavonou, Gino

WC41Voelkel, Jan Claudius

FA23, TD78Voelkner, Nadine

TA08, FA75, WD13, WB26Voeten, Erik

MA02Vogel, Birte

TB13Vogler, Anselm

TA79Vogt, Henri

FA26Vogt, Manuel

TB52Vogt, Roland

TD74Voisine, Alexander

FC72Volg, Iris

SB63, TC72, WA06Volgy, Thomas J.

FB51Volkov, Katerina

TB50Voller, Yaniv

TC48Volpe, Tristan Anderson

SB16, FA19, SA73, TC39von Billerbeck, Sarah

WC65von Borzyskowski, Inken

WD50von Essen, Hugo

TD30, TB21von Hlatky, Stefanie

TA15, MC14von Soest, Chris an

FB77, FC13, FD13von Uexkull, Nina

WC05VonZabern, Karl

SD71, M00Vorkunova, Olga

TA56, SA08Vormedal, Irja

WA01-A, TD12, FA29, SA64Vormi ag, Pedro

SB19Vortherms, Samantha

FC65, TB69, SB68Voss, M. Joel

FB55, TD59Voytas, Elsa

TA47Voy v, Sofiya

TC47, TA24Voyvodic, Clara

FC70Vreeland, James Raymond

WD37, SA38, SD78Vuce c, Srdjan

FC17, WB03, FD37Vuković, Siniša

FB48Vüllers, Johannes

TA09Vuori, Juha A.

TD01-CVyas, Gargi

WB32W. Sebhatu, Rahel

WD07Wada, Hironori

WD56, FB21, FA15, TB20, FC79Waehlisch, Mar n

SD69Waever, Ole

TB49Wagle, Paroma

FC79Wagner, Landon

FD24Wagner, Rebecca

WA36Wagner, Steven

TA39, MB03Wagner, Wolfgang

SA43, WC70, WA31, WB70Wai, Zubairu

FC61Waites, Ma hew

TD26, FC69, FB48, FA56Wajner, Daniel F.

FC71Walker, Chris na


Preliminary Program

WD45Walker, Hayley

TD20Walker, R. B. J.

FA46Walker, Stephen G.

WB00-1, WC76Walker, Thomas C.

SD14, TA20Wallace, Molly

FC42Walldorf, Will

FA22, FC23Wallenius, Tomas

FB10, SD66, WC79, TC62, SA74Walling, Carrie Booth

WA47, FB38Walsh, Dawn

TB01-B, FC16, TA25Walsh, James

WC03, TB18Walt, Stephen Mar n

WD14, FA30Walter, Andrew

MC14, WC22Walter, Stefanie

SC63Walton, Calder

MD04Wamai, Njoki

TA01-AWANG, Earl

WD59, SC22Wang, Frances Yaping

TD46, WC01-CWang, Peng

FC47Wang, Raymond

SC13Wang, Rui

WB01-BWang, Ruoxi

WB01-AWang, Shuqi

WA43Wang, Xiaojie

FA37Wang, Xiaonan

TB09Wang, Ye

TC73, WC77Wang, Yuan

FC17Wang, Yuan-Kang

TD65Wang, Yuelin

WD76Wang, Zhen

WA69, SC61Wang, Zhiyuan

SB38Wangen, Patrice

WB76Wang-Kaeding, Heidi

FD71Wangmar, Camilla

WA43, FA42Ward, Steven M.

SD27Warner, Jason

TA34, SA42Warner, Michael

TC75Warren, Robert

SB26, SD01, TC68Warren, T. Camber

SC51Waseem, Zoha

WD67, FB78Wasik, Oliwia

TA60Watanabe, Atsuko

M00Watanabe, Kohei

MB12, TD78Waters, Jayson

TB66, MD05, TC29Watson, Sco D.

WD47Wa s, Michelle

TC01-CWa s, Thomas

FD38, WA72, FA19, SC35Weaver, Catherine (Kate)

WC57Weaver, Michael

FC27, WD58, WA44Webb, Clayton

WA68Webb, Kernaghan

TB43Webber, David

MD15Webber, Mark

TC13, SC48, WB17, WC17, TD20Weber, Heloise

WA41, SD25Weber, Katja

WC13, SA36Weber, Mar n

MA03Weber, Yuval

SA53Webster, D. G.

FA53, SC12Wedderburn, Alister

TD59Weeks, Jessica

MC19Weeraratne, Suranjan U.

SC21Wehner, Leslie E.

FC42Wei, Chi-hung

WA44, TD01-CWei, Pei-Yu

TA23Weibust, Inger

MB01Weichselbraun, Anna

SD03Weidmann, Nils

TD18Weidner, Jason R.

SD43, WC65Weiffen, Brigi e

FB23Weigand, Florian

SA54Weil, Ari

FA19, WB44Weiner, Joshua

FC37, WB28, TD56Weinert, Ma hew S.

FA11, SD57Weinhardt, Clara

TC06, TD52Weinthal, Erika S.

FB58, TB50, WC69Weintraub, Michael L.

MB18Weipert-Fenner, Irene

TB15, FB14, TC16Weiss, Anita

WB12Weiss, Jessica C.

SC35Weiss, Thomas G.

SC04Weissmann, Mikael

WB76, TC58Weitzel, Michelle

FC17, TA43Welch, David A.

FD72, FA74Welch, Ryan

TB71, WB67Weldemichael, Awet T.

MF04Weldes, Ju a

SA64Weldon, Isaac

MD14, MC17Weldon, Sirje Laurel

SC56Weldzius, Ryan

SB44, FA44, FB40Welfens, Natalie

WD16Welland, Julia

WC55, WB36Wellhausen, Rachel

WC39Wellman, David

FB57, TD58Welsh, Blair

FC11, FD43, MH02Welsh, Jennifer

WC27Welty, Emily

SD13Welz, Mar n

TD24Wemheuer-Vogelaar, Wiebke

SB21, WA44Wen, Shaoshuang

FB74Wendlberger, Andreas

TD13Wendt, Alexander

TC15, TB33Werner, Karolina

TB78Wer mer, Skyne Uku

SB36West, Hannah

MC03, MF07Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim

SC62, SD08, SB62, TB70Westermeier, Carola

WB61, WD17, TA40, M00, SC17, WA24Westerwinter, Oliver

TA64Wes aul, Elane

WD01-A, MC04Westphal, Theo

TB38We estad, Jorgen

MD03, TA72Weymouth, Stephen

SC63Whalen, Emily

MA18Whang, Taehee

FA14, WD45, TD69Wheeler, Nicholas John

FB72Whelan, Daniel J.

SC32, M00Whetstone, Crystal

SC53, TD60Whitaker, Beth Elise


Preliminary Program

MA13White, Paul

SC31, TC14White, Peter

SD32White, Sabrina

WD19White, Timothy

SA12, WC26Whitehall, Geoffrey A.

TD01-D, TA53, TC35, WB44, FB57, FD23Whiteside, Craig

TC52Whiteside, Heather

FA40, WD46Whitlark, Rachel Elizabeth

WD65, WA42Whitman, Richard G.

FB07Whi , Jacqueline

FA28, FB10, MG16Whi en-Woodring, Jenifer

WB02Whitworth, Sandra

TB46Whooley, Jonathon Patrick

WB41Whyte, Christopher

TC19Whyte, Spencer

MF03, TD44, WA28, FD39Wibben, Annick T. R.

MB16Wicker, Elena

SB46Widerberg, Oscar

WA70, TA68Widmaier, Wesley W.

WC35, WB05, TC24Widmeier, Michael

WD27, WB28Wiebelhaus-Brahm, Eric

MH08, SB07, FA48, FD02, WD13Wiegand, Krista E.

WC29Wiehler, Claudia

FB70Wieland, Anders

SD69, FC34, MH02, WD01-B, SB60, SA71

Wiener, Antje

FB78Wierenga, Louis

TA36Wig, Tore

SD30Wigan, Duncan

SA44, SD21, FD05Wigen, Einar

SB30, SC30, TA70, FD45Wigger, Angela

WD45Wilcox , David

FA13, SB69, MB10Wilcox, Lauren

WB62, WA57Wilde, Ralph

FC68, WA21Wilén, Nina

SB49, TC61Wilkenfeld, Jonathan

SD17, WC13Wilkens, Jan

TC64Wilkes, Karen

TA61Wilkinson, David O.

MA12Wilkinson, Olivia

TB19, SC42Willard-Foster, Melissa

FA36, SD12Wille, Tobias

FA71Willems, Eva

TC58Williams, Gregory

WA41Williams, Kristen

FC61Williams, Michael

SB03, TC74, SC05Williams, Michael C.

SA75Williams, Owain D.

FB31Williams, Rob

FB21Williams, Timothy

MF16Williamson, Sco

FA46Willigen, Niels Van

FB67Willis, Christopher

FB63, FC40, SA40Willme s, Simon

WA09Willoughby, Heather

WD25, WB57Wilmot, Claire

TC38, SA14, SC16, SB25Wilson, Erin K.

FD55, TC61Wilson, Kimberly

FD44Wilson, Peter

FC12Wind , Maya

TD08, TB68, SC02, FC74, TA77Windsor, Leah Cathryn

WD55, FC13, FD69, WC15Winecoff, W. Kindred

FB35Winger, Gregory

WB10, WC04Winkler, Carol

FC34, WA54Winkler, Stephanie

WA69Winsle , Gary

FB05, FD78, MH02, FA57Winston, Carla

SB46Winter, Jacob

SB20Winters, Ma hew S.

FD25, FA04Wipfli, Heather

SA42Wippl, Joe

FB44Wirsansky, Danielle

TD13, SA42Wirtz, James J.

WB01-A, WC39, FB37Wiseman, Geoffrey R.

WB23Wishnick, Elizabeth

TB56Wisniewski, Rafal

WA37, SD21, SA18, WB65, SC60Wi , Antonia

WA13Wi enberg, Jason

FC29, FA12Wiuff Moe, Louise

WA41, SB27Wivel, Anders

FA57Wobig, Jacob P.

SA61Woerlein, Jan

FD11Wohlforth, William C.

SB12, FB42Wojciuk, Anna

FC66, WC23, SD48Wojczewski, Thorsten

TB71Woldemariam, Michael H.

WD77Woldemariam, Yohannes

SD10, WA61Wolf, Daniel

WA43Wolfe, Wojtek M.

FA20Wolfendale, Jessica

WD17Wolff, Gaélane

SD17, SB28, FD68, SA73Wolff, Jonas

TD39, WD19Wolff, Stefan

FC72, FA48Wolford, Sco

ME15, MF07Womack, Malia

FA62, TC50Wong, Audrye

FA21Wong, Frankie Ho Chun

TA33Wong, Madeleine

WC20Wong, Seanon

WD03, SD21Wong, Wendy H.

TC54, WC22Woo, Byungwon

MD18Woocher, Lawrence

TD04, MB14Wood, Elisabeth J.

FA33Wood, Joanna

FA73, FC30Wood, Reed M.

FA47Woodward, John

FB28Woomer, Amanda

WC32Worrall, James E.

WD48, SC54Worsnop, Alec

WC41, SC46, WD48, FD25Worsnop, Catherine

TA71, WA63, SD37Worth, Owen

WA49Worth, Thomas

WA01-AWosgrau Padilha, Lucas Felipe

WD65Wouters, Jan

FA58Wrangel , Claes

SD28Wright, Elizabeth


Preliminary Program

SC73, TA02, MF01Wright, Hannah

WD17Wright, Jeffrey

WB04Wright, Joss

TA02, TC08, FD39Wright, Katharine A. M.

FD29, FA45Wright, Nancy

FD68, FA73Wright, Thorin M.

TD53, TB56Wrobel, Anna

TB59Wu, Charles K. S.

WA43Wu, Chengqiu

SD53, SC13Wu, Di

MG12Wu, Fuzuo

TD11Wu, Irene S.

TB48, WB12Wu, Jingwen

WB55Wu, Nicole

FD13Wucherpfennig, Julian

WD49Wueger, Diana

WB27, FD22Wunderlich, Carmen

SC30Wylde, Christopher

SD49, SA27, TA19Wylie, Lana

TD64, TC64, SB73Wynne-Hughes, Elisa

SB26, WA67Wyss, Michel

TC41Xavier, Constan no

FA72, SC39Xia, Shiyi

WB03Xian, Rachel

FD69Xiaolin, Duan

FD70XINYU, LI

SB06Xiong, Haoming

SD19Xu, Cheng

MD03, SB19Xu, Jian

TA68Xu, Yan

WB69, MA19Yacob-Haliso, Olajumoke

MB19Yadav, Aashish

FB38, TA02, MA19, ME14Yadav, Punam

WC77Yadav, Shivani

TA41Yahel, Ido

WD51Yalcin, Mustafa Onur

TD24Yamada, Takahiro

MG10, MA09Yamaguchi, Akihiro

WA01-AYamin Vázquez, Patricio

SA09Yamineva, Yulia

TA63Yan, Karl

WB17Yanacopulos, Helen

WD62Yang, Mingmin

SB46Yang, Shiming

TA54Yang, Yang

SC78Yang, Yun Jung

SD74Yang, Zi (Ivy)

TD04Yanow, Dvora

TA60, FB43, TD56, FC23Yao, Joanne

WB44Yarlagadda, Rithvik

FC03Yarr, Linda J.

FA52Yavcan, Basak

TC10Yazici, Irmak

TC00-1Ye Rim, Lee

FC44, TB00-2Ye, Huei-Jyun

SC24, MA14, TC73, FD15Ye, Min

WB12Ye, Min

FC59Yedekci-Schelhaas, Ayse

WC01-D, TA00-1Yekple, Michael

WB18, SD44Yelamos, Charlo e

SB79Yemo, Rebecca

WA11, FB52, TA28Yeo, Andrew

WA46Yeoh, Brenda

WB49, FB15, TD71Yeophantong, Pichamon

WD06, FB30Yesilada, Birol A.

TD01-DYesiltas, Ozum

SC55Yi, Joowon

WB78Yildiz Alanbay, Sengul

FB03Yildiz, Ezgi

WD73Yildiz, Idil

SD77, SA17Yılmaz, Atakan

TC79, TB52, SA06, SB06Yilmaz, Selim

FA61Yin, Chengzhi

SD30Ylönen, Ma

WC20Yoder, Brandon

TA71Yokota, Masatoshi

MF14Yong, Chaeyoung

TA42Yonten, Hasan

FA61Yoon, Hohyun

FA14, SC63, TD69Yorke, Claire

SD42Yoshida, Keina

WB61You, Hyung Jun

WA29, SC46, WC30, SD24Youde, Jeremy

TA72Young, Alasdair

TB71Young, Alden

TB22Young, Amanda

TA55Young, Danielle

WD61, TD43, TC02, FB57Young, Joseph

FA67Young, Kevin

SB61Young, Laura

FD35Young, Lily

WD58Young, Michael D.

TC56Youssef, Heba

TC11Yu , Agnes

MA18Yu, Chamseul

SA49Yuan, Jingdong

MB17Yuan, Xinyu

FD65Yuen, Amy

WD70Yukawa, Taku

WC01-D, SA35Yüksel, Umut

MB08Yunis, Dina

FC70Yunita, Abbie

MD07, TA70, WA63Yurchenko, Yuliya

MH16, SB61Yurtsever, Cansu

SC79, SB61Zabun, Ferhat

TA42, WD01-BZachariades, Alexandros

MG03, FB41, TD48Zahar, Marie-Joelle

SA17Zahariadis, Nikolaos

WC45, FB37Zaharna, R. S. (Rhonda)

TB71, WB57Zaidan, Yasir

MD12Zaidi, Syed Waqar

TA53, FC46Zaio , Ruben

FD26, SA01Zajączkowski, Jakub

TC42Zakharov, Aleksei

SB63, FB30Zakhirova, Leila

FB31Zaks, Sherry


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WC03Zala, Benjamin

WB02, SC45, SB41, SA45, FD02, MF04Zalewski, Marysia

TB38Zambianchi, Valeria

TD45Zangl, Bernhard

FA23Zano , Laura

WC34, SD07Zapata Cancelado, Maria Lucia

FC44Zappile, Tina

WD23, FC35, WB39, TD36, TB60Zarakol, Ayşe

SB71Zarate-Tenorio, Barbara Astrid

MB03, WC58Zardo, Federica

SB24, FA09, WA38Zarhloule, Yasmine

WA29, TB09, WB65, FB69, TC09Zarnegar Deloffre, Maryam

FC00-1, TB05Zarpli, Omer

SB67, WD20, FD31, SD34Zartman, I. William

SB25Zarychta, Alan

TB36, SA01Zaslavskaia, Natalia G.

MG07, WD51Zeb , Rizwan

FA23, WB07Zebrowski, Christopher R.

TC34, SD22Zech, Steven T.

WC01-AZeerak, Nasema

FA74Zeira, Yael

TC54Zeitz, Alexandra

WB58Zeitzoff, Thomas

TB71, WC70Zeleke, Elleni

SD20Zelin, Aaron

WD71Zelina, Ma hew

SC47Zelli, Fariborz

MD17Zellman, Ariel

SD69, M00Zemanova, Stepanka

WC62, SB19Zeng, Ka

TA15Zeng, Yuleng

FB53, WB53Zerba, Shaio

WC56Ze l, Kers n

TD27, FD02Zevnik, Andreja

FA00-1Zhai, Zheng

TD61Zhang, Anna

MD12Zhang, Baobao

FC53Zhang, Biao

SC77, ME06, MD06Zhang, Chenchen

WB01-BZhang, Chi

MB17Zhang, Chun

TB53, SC38Zhang, Hongyu

MD03, SB19, FC27, WA45, TA44Zhang, Jiakun Jack

WB37Zhang, Ke an

WB36, MG17, TB38Zhang, Muzhou

MF15Zhang, Nicole

TA63Zhang, Qi

SD66Zhang, Qiaochu

WD56, TD01-AZhang, Shenghao

MA15Zhang, Xin

WC78Zhang, Yingliang

FC37, FD44, TB65, WC44Zhang, Yongjin

FB72, TD07Zhao, Bi

FC70Zhao, Jianzhi

SB21Zhao, Lingbo

TC60Zhao, Quansheng

FA37Zhao, Yinguang

FC65Zheng, Haolan

WA01-DZhi Ming, Sim

WC04Zhong, Weifeng

TD67, FD58, MD16Zhou, Yang-Yang

WB01-CZhou, Yuan

TC73Zhu, Keren

TA65, SA67Zhu, Yuan Yi

SB52Zhukov, Yuri

MG13Zhuravleva, Evgeniya

MG18Zhussipbek, Galym

WB22Ziadah, Rafeef

WB22Ziai, Hengameh

WD40, FA52Zickgraf, Caroline

MC10Ziegler, Charles E.

FC64Ziemba, Rachel

SB45Zille, Túlio Resende

FB66Zimbalist, Zack

FA12Zimmerman, Shannon

FD35, FC66Zimmermann, Lisbeth

SA17Zinser, Sophie

FD56Zocchi, Benede a

TD76Zohar, Guy

MH16, WD31Zuber, Laura

WB36, WC47Zucker, Noah

MD16Zuercher, Christoph M.

WA16, FD38, WD01-D, MC14, WC44Zuern, Michael

TC47Zulver, Julia

SD14, FA56Zunes, Stephen

SD36, FB05, TD45, WC17, SC07Zvobgo, Kelebogile

WA27, MD13Zwingel, Susanne

WD60Zysk, Katarzyna


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