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1994-1995 Committee Members |
- Margaret P. Karns, University of Dayton, CHAIR
- Bengt Sundelius, Swedish Institute for International Affairs
- Thomas Risse-Kappen, Universität Konstanz
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- Jo Husbands, National Academy of Sciences
- Takashi Inoguchi, University of Tokyo
- Ted Gurr, University of Maryland
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1. Evaluating
International Sanctions: South African Project, held back-to-back
meetings, to optimize overseas travel; 13-14 April 1996 at Brown
followed by the 1996 San Diego ISA Annual Meeting three linked
panels; led to publication How Sanctions Work - Lessons from
South Africa London, UK: Macmillan and New York, NY: St. Martin's,
forthcoming Feb 1999 - Report Received: 1996 |
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Conveners
Neta Crawford, Brown University and Audie Klotz, University
of Illinois, Chicago |
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Participants |
- David Black, Dalhousie University
- David Fig, Director, Group for Environmental Monitoring (S
Africa NGO)
- Gilbert Khadiagala, Kent State
- Edward Tshidiso Maloka, University of Cape Town
- Mzam mangaliso, School of Management, Umass-Amherst
- Nzamo Mangaliso, Westfield St. (Mass)
- Meg Voorhes, Director of the SA Program at the investor Responsibility
Research Center (Washington, DC)
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Brown workshop Discussants (SA Experts)
- Jendayi Frazer, Kennedy School, Harvard
- Arlene Getz, SA journalist based in Boston
- Willard Johnson, MIT
- Norma Kriger, Johns Hopkins
- Neville Stultz, Brown
ISA discussants (sanctions experts)
- Kim Nossal, Macmaster (Canadan)
- David Rowe, Ohio State
- Margaret Doxey, Trent (Canada)
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2. Culture
Clash? Financial Globalization, National Policy Autonomy and
Democratization in the Emerging Markets, held November 1995 at
Brown University and Northeastern University - eventually an
edited book was published - Report Received: March 1995 |
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Conveners
Leslie Elliott Armijo, Northeastern University
and Thomas J. Biersteker, Brown University |
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Participants |
- Jesús Silva Herzog Mexico's Ambassador to the US
- Lawrence Broz, Harvard University
- Walter Molano, CS First Boston
- Saori Katada, University of Southern California
- E.V.K. FitzGerald, University of Oxford
- Tony Porter, McMaster University
- Sylvia Maxfield, Yale University
- Joshua Hoffman, Yale University
- Zhiyuan Cuik, MIT
- Jonathan Haughton, Northeastern
- Luis R. Luis, Scudder, Stevens
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- Benjamin J. Cohen, University of California, Santa Barbara
- Thomas Skidmore, Brown University
- Arvid Luksaskis, Columbia University
- Jeffrey Winters, Northwestern University
- John Echeverri-Gent, University of Virginia
- Robert Wade, Brown University
- Vikram Chand, Brown University
- Denise Dresser, ITAM
- Tamara Lothian, Bank of Boston
- Laura Hastings, University of Pittsburgh
- Ravi Ramamurti, Northeastern University
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3. Linkage
Politics: The Domestic and International Dimensions of Global
Environmental Protection, held April 1995, at Brookings Institution,
Washington DC - conference led to publication: The Internationalization
of Environmental Protection (Cambridge, MA: Cambridge University
Press, 1997) - Report Received: October 1995 |
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Conveners
Miranda A. Schreurs, University of Maryland & Elizabeth Economy,
Council of Foreign Relations |
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Participants |
- Robert Darst, Harvard University
- Daniel Deudney, University of Pennsylvania
- Murray Feshbach, Georgetown University
- Ken Conca, University of Maryland
- Steven Edwards
- Nacy Dickson, Harvard University
- Virgina Haufler, University of Maryland
- Joanne Kauffman, MIT
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- Carl Lankowski, Center for Contemporary German Studies
- Phyllis Mofson, University of Maryland
- Robert Percivel, University of Maryland Law School
- Dennis Pirages, University of Maryland
- Kal Raustiala, University of California at San Diego
- Ming Wan, George Mason University
- Paul Wapner, American University
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