ISA 1997 Panels, Toronto

WRITING/ADMINISTERING A TITLE VI A GRANT

Sponsor: International Education

Chair: Christine Corey U.S. Department of Education

Harold Josephson UNC Charlotte

Lourdene Huhra Milwaukee Area Technical College

Ann Kelleher Pacific Lutheran University

Friday A-28:30 - 10:15 AM Roundtable

WHAT IS DIPLOMACY? THE CHANGING WORLD OF THEORY, PRACTICE AND EDUCATION

Sponsor: Diplomatic Studies

Chair: Raymond Cohen Hebrew University of Jerusalem

John D. Stempel University of Kentucky

Brian S. Mandell Harvard University

Margaret Doxey Trent University

Linda B. Miller Wellesley College/Brown University

Alan Goodman Georgetown University

Friday A-3 8:30 - 10:15 AM

ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES TO RESOLVING DEEP-ROOTED CONFLICT

Sponsor: Peace Studies

Chair: Eileen Babbitt Tufts University

Reconciliation As A Response To Threats

Juan Gutierrez Peace Research Center

Difficulties In Resolving Ethnic And Other Communal Conflicts

Louis Kriesberg Syracuse University

How To Avoid A Cold War With China

Peter Van Ness Australian National University

The UN And Alternative Approaches To Conflict

Carolyn Stephenson University of Hawaii

Discussant: Eileen Babbitt Tufts University

Friday A-4 8:30 - 10:15 AM

Pier 3

DEALING WITH ABACHA'S NIGERIA: RESPONSES FROM INSIDE AND OUTSIDE

Chair: Clement Adibe DePaul University

Majorities And Minorities: How Valid Are The Claims Of The Oil Producing Ethnic Minorities In Nigeria?

John Boye Ejobowah University of Toronto

South African Foreign Policy And Abacha's Nigeria: No Room For Adventure

Larry A. Swatuk University of Botswana

Dealing With Nigeria's Generals: U.S. Responses

John Inegbedion St. Peter's College

Echoes Of Apartheid? Canada Responds To The Nigerian Challenge

David Black Dalhousie University/ University of Ottawa

Discussant: Julius Ihonvbere University of Texas, Austin

Friday A-5 8:30 - 10:15 AM

GLOBALIZATION AND THE ARMS TRANSFER SYSTEM: EVALUATING THE GAP BETWEEN OBJECTIVES AND PERFORMANCE

Chair: Scott D. Tollefson Naval Postgraduate School

Missile Proliferation And U.S. Policy: Ten Years Under MTCR

Gamaliel Perruci, Jr. Birmingham-Southern College

Why Nations Forgo Nuclear Weapons?

T.V. Paul McGill University

Exploding Myths About Global Conventional Arms Transfers

Robert Mandel Lewis and Clark College

U.S. Arms Transfers And The Global Advancement Of Human Rights

Shannon Lindsay Blanton Georgia College

Discussant: Luis A. Bitencourt Catholic University

Friday A-6 8:30 - 10:15 AM

WOMEN'S RIGHTS AS HUMAN RIGHTS: REFLECTIONS ON BEIJING AND BEYOND

Sponsor: Feminist Theory and Gender Studies ; International Law

Chair: Ellen Dorsey Amnesty International

Seeking Spaces: Expanding The Dialogue About Development And Women's Human Rights

Susana T. Fried Rutgers University

Mainstreaming Women's Rights Within The Centre For Human Rights: Problems And Prospects

Elizabeth Riddell-Dixon University of Western Ontario

Monitoring The Beijing Platform For Action: Are Governments Living Up To Their Commitments To Women?

Gregory A. Kelson Institute for Women and Children's Policy

Women's Rights As Threats To State Security

Karen Brown Thompson University of Minnesota

Discussant: Ellen Dorsey Amnesty International

Friday A-7 8:30 - 10:15 AM

MIGRATION, GLOBALIZATION, AND THE NATION-STATE: MANAGING GLOBAL CHALLENGES IN THE 1990S

Sponsor: Theme Panel ; Ethnicity, Nationalism & Migration

Chair: Jeannette Money University of California at Davis

Silent Invasions: State Capacity And Undocumented Migration

Jeannette Money University of California at Davis

Managing Migration: Domestic Or International Policy Choices

Alan Kessler University of California, Los Angeles

Changing International Norms On Dual Nationality And Immigrant Incorporation In Europe

Rey Koslowski Rutgers University, Newark

Immigration Policy In Industrialized Liberal States: Shifting Liabilities And 'Bringing Back The State'

Gallya Lahav City University of New York

Discussant: Lawrence Robertson University of Miami

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

ISSUES AND CRISIS MANAGEMENT

Sponsor: Scientific Studies of International Processes

Chair: Douglas Lemke Florida State University

The Problem Of Threat Credibility In Extended Deterrence

Vesna Danilovic Texas A & M University

Introducing The Issue Correlates Of War (ICOW) Research Project: Territorial Claims And Militarized Interstate Disputes

Paul R. Hensel Florida State University

William Reed Florida State University

Learning To Manage Crises: A Comparative Analysis Of The Soviet-American And Egyptian - Israeli Experiences

Russell J. Leng Middlebury College

Contiguity, Territory, And Their Interaction

Paul D. Senese Vanderbilt University

Discussant: Douglas Lemke Florida State University

Friday A-9 8:30 - 10:15 AM

ENGENDERING THE EAST ASIAN ECONOMIC MIRACLE: REPRESENTATION, BODIES AND WORK

Chair: Lily H.M. Ling Syracuse University

Representation: The Politics Of Masculinization And Feminization Between East And West

Lily H.M. Ling Syracuse University

Bodies: The Industrialized Prostitute In East Asia

Katherine Moon Wellesley College

Work: Japan's Gender-Biased Welfare Policy

Yumiko Mikanagi International Christian University

With All These Winners, How Could This Be? Women Within The East Asian Model Of Development

Jeffrey Ling Iowa State University

Discussant: Bruce Cumings Northwestern University

J. Ann Tickner University of Southern California

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

THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF NATURAL RESOURCE POLICY, PART I

Sponsor: Environmental Studies ; International Political Economy

Chair: Miriam Lowi The College of New Jersey

Water And Core-Periphery Relationships In Uzbekistan

Daniel Bedford Middlebury College

Water Policy-Making In Turkey

Ilter Turan Koc University

The Political Economy Of Logging And Reform In The Philippines, 1955-1993

Michael Ross University of Michigan

The Politics Of Forest Policy In Redemocratized Chile

Eduardo Silva University of Missouri-St.Louis

Discussant: John Waterbury Princeton University

This Linked Panel Preceedes Friday B-10

Friday A-11 8:30 - 10:15 AM

CHANGING THE RULES AND RULING THE CHANGES: POLITICS AND ORGANIZATIONS IN RUSSIAN REFORM

Sponsor: American-Soviet Successor State Relations

Chair: Randall Stone University of Rochester

Who's Afraid Of The IMF? Reputation And Bargaining In The Post-Communist Transition

Randall Stone University of Rochester

Yeltsin's Presidency And Economic Reforms

Luba Racanska St. John's University

Discussant: Nikolai Sokov Monterey Institute of International Studies

Friday A-12 8:30 - 10:15 AM

CONFLICT AND THE ENVIRONMENT: NEW EVIDENCE

Sponsor: Theme Panel ; Environmental Studies

Chair: Rodger Payne University of Louisville

Six Pitfalls Of Research On Conflict And The Environment

Nils Petter Gleditsch International Peace Research Institute, Oslo

Democracy In Peril? Political Responses To Environmental Threat

Manus Midlarsky Rutgers University

Environmental Change And Civil War: A Multivariate Approach

Wenche Hauge International Peace Research Institute, Oslo

Tanja Ellingsen University of Oslo

Environmental Change, Water Resources, And Conflict In The Middle East

Steve Lonergan University of Victoria

The Danube: A Cooperative Venture In Transition

Irene Murphy Colorado State University

Discussant: P.J. Simmons Woodrow Wilson International Center

Friday A-13 8:30 - 10:15 AM

Frontenac

FORGET GLOBALIZATION

Chair: Ian Douglas University of Bristol

Agents Of Globalization And The Making Of Governments And Subjects

David Williams University of London

Globalization As War: Convergence And Equivalence In The Theory And Practice Of Neo-Liberalism

Michael McKinley The Australian National University

The Globalization Of Roots And The Abhorrence Of The Bush: From Economics To Culture

Jonathan Friedman University of Lund

Globalization And Social Justice

Barry Gills University of Newcastle

Globalization: J'accuse!

Ian Douglas University of Bristol

Discussant: Michael J. Shapiro University of Hawaii at Manoa

Richard Falk Princeton University

Friday A-14 8:30 - 10:15 AM

REVIEWING INTELLIGENCE REFORM: HAS THERE BEEN ANY AND HOW MUCH IS ENOUGH?

Sponsor: International Security Studies ; Intelligence Studies

Chair: Abraham Miller University of Cincinnati

Review Of 'Checklist For The Future Of Intelligence' By John Hedley, CIA

Michael Andregg Ground Zero Minnesota

The Road To Intelligence Reform: Paved With Good Intentions

Melvin Goodman National War College

Reforming The CIA: Can Public Relations And National Security Co-Exist?

Abraham Miller University of Cincinnati

Discussant: John Hedley Central Intelligence Agency

David MacMichael Association of National Security Alumni

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

COOPERATION AND RESTRUCTURING IN INTERNATIONAL FINANCE

Chair: Stephen Gill York University

Globalization And European Integration

Alan J. Dillingham Villanova University

Multilateralism And Currency Crises

Tara E. Santmire University of Maryland

Constructing Post-Halifax Finance

Wesley Widmaier The University of Texas at Austin

Privatizing Hegemony: Institutional Investors And The Reproduction Of Neo-Liberalism

Adam Harmes York University

Discussant: Philip G. Cerny University of Leeds

Friday A-16 8:30 - 10:15 AM

Wellington

DYNAMICS OF INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE AND ACCOMMODATION IN EAST ASIA

Chair: Kanishka Jayasuriya Murdoch University

Property Rights, Rational Choice Institutionalism And Economic Development

Kanishka Jayasuriya Murdoch University

The International Press And Reporting On Asia

Gary Rodan Murdoch University

The Politics Of Regional Reform: Apec And Institutional Convergence

Mark Beeson Murdoch University

Economic Reforms And China's Position As A Regional Power With Global Aspirations

Vera Simone California State University, Fullerton

Discussant: Richard Robison Murdoch University

Friday A-17 8:30 - 10:15 AM

HUMAN RIGHTS FIFTY YEARS ON, FIRST SESSION

Sponsor: International Ethics ; International Law

Chair: Tony Evans University of Southampton

Are Women Human? It's Not An Academic Question

V. Spike Peterson University of Arizona

Laura Parisi University of Arizona

International Economic Organizations And The Erosion Of Positive Human Rights

Caroline Thomas University of Southampton

When Rights Produce Hunger

Julian Saurin University of Sussex

Transborder Refugee Flows: Challenge To State Sovereignty And Human Rights

Tamara Cofman Wittes Georgetown University

The Third World And Human Rights In The Post-1989 World Order

Johan Galtung University of Hawaii/Universitat Witten

Discussant: Ken Booth University of Wales

This Linked Panel Preceedes Friday B-18

Friday A-18 8:30 - 10:15 AM

GOING GLOBAL: CANADA AND THE INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY

Chair: Claire Turenne Sjolander University of Ottawa

Hegemony And Foreign Policy Analysis: The Case Of Canada As A Middle Power

Mark Neufeld Trent University

Unequal Partnerships: The Politics Of Canada's Relations With The Third World

Laura MacDonald Carleton University

Multilateralism Re-Constituted And The Discourse Of Canadian Foreign Policy

David Black Dalhousie University/University of Ottawa

Claire Turenne Sjolander University of Ottawa

The Political Economy Of Military Industrial Production In Canada

Ann Denholm Crosby York University

Discussant: Greg Albo York University

Friday A-19 8:30 - 10:15 AM

DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL CONSTRAINTS ON FOREIGN POLICY MAKING I

Chair: Allison Astorino-Courtois Texas A & M University

Canada And The United States: Political Comparative Advantage And The 1956 Suez Crisis

Marc J. O'Reilly University of Connecticut

Politics, Strategy, And Two-Level Games In The 1995-96 Taiwan Straits Crisis

Valerie Schwebach University of Nebraska at Lincoln

Andrew Wedeman University of Nebraska at Lincoln

Foreign Policy Making Under Constraints: Dutch And American Responses To The 8-December Murders In Suriname

Marijke Breuning Truman State University

Repercussions In The Americas From The Venezuelan-British Guyana Boundary Controversy, 1895-1995

Roland Ely Instituto Venezolano de Estudios Sociales

The International Relations Of Colombia's Judicial System

Andres Franco Universidad Javeriana

Discussant: Allison Astorino-Courtois Texas A & M University

Friday A-20 8:30 - 10:15 AM

SECURITY ISSUES: DEFINING THE BOUNDARIES OF 'EUROPE'

Chair: Francis Beer University of Colorado

Constructing European Security: Threat Definitions, The Process Of Institution Building, And Transatlantic Relations

Mary M. McKenzie University of San Diego

Constructing Threat, Constructing Political Order: On The Legitimation Of State And Economic Community In Western Europe

Thomas Diez University of Mannheim

Security Issues In The Western Mediterranean Region

Joseph M. Scolnick Jr.Clinch Valley College

The Accession Of Cyprus And Malta To The EU: Implications For Foreign And Security Policies Of The Union In The Mediterranean Region

Demetrios Theophylactou Permanent Mission of Cyprus to the United Nations

Discussant: Francis Beer University of Colorado

Friday A-21 8:30 - 10:15 AM

SMALL GROUP DECISIONS FOR WAR AND PEACE

Chair: Stephen G. Walker Arizona State University

Small Groups And Big Decisions: Theoretical Foundations For War And Peace

Ryan K. Beasley University of Kansas

Juliet Kaarbo University of Kansas

Taking Risks For Peace: Crisis Behavior And Decision Making Groups

B. Gregory Marfleet Arizona State University

Adjourning?: The Bush Administration And The Somalia Intervention

Eric Stern Stockholm University

Japan's Decisions For War And Peace

Stephen G. Walker Arizona State University

Brian Dille Arizona State University

Discussant: Charles Hermann Texas A & M University

Paul Hart University of Leiden

Friday A-22 8:30 - 10:15 AM

BRIDGES OVER TROUBLED WATERS: CROSS-DISCIPLINARY CONCEPTS AND PROBLEM DRIVEN APPROACHES

Sponsor: Comparative Interdisciplinary Studies

Chair: Steve Weber University of California, Berkeley

Between Phenomenology And Grand Theory: The Foundations Of A Reasonable Epistemology And The Mediating Role Of Small-N Comparative History

Rudra Sil University of Pennsylvania

Negotiating Across Disciplines: The Role Of Heuristics And Biases In Understanding International Bargaining

Eileen Doherty Case Western Reserve University

Firms And International Organizations: Lessons From Industrial Organization For The Study Of International Cooperation

Barbara Connolly Tufts University

Crisis, Innovation, And The Ideological Construction Of Reality: Self-Organization And The Dynamics Of System Change In The Liberal World (1860-1945)

Tadashi Anno University of California, Berkeley

Discussant: Steve Weber University of California, Berkeley

Friday A-23 8:30 - 10:15 AM Roundtable

Salon C

A NEW MIDDLE EAST EMERGING PATTERNS OF ORDER, COOPERATION, AND COMPETITION

Sponsor: Theme Panel

Chair: Joel Peters University of Reading

Bruce Jentleson University of California-Davis

Janice Stein University of Toronto

Etel Solingen University of California-Irvine

Fawaz Gerges Sarah Lawrence College

Friday B-110:30 AM - 12:15 PM

COMPARATIVE MODELS OF MIGRANT INCORPORATION IN ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL DEMOCRACIES

Sponsor: Ethnicity, Nationalism & Migration

Chair: Sarah Wayland University of Toronto

Migration Incorporation In Great Britain And Canada

Sarah Wayland University of Toronto

Politics Of Migration And Citizenship In Western Europe And The U.S.

Virgine Guiraudon Harvard University

Transnational Migration And Its Implications For A State-Centered Approach To Immigration: The Case Of Ecuador

David J. Kyle Texas A&M University

Frank Paul Weber University of Berlin

Discussant: Barbara Schmitter Heisler Gettysburg College

Friday B-2 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Pier 3

DOMESTIC STRUCTURE AND SECURITY IN EAST ASIA: COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT

Sponsor: Theme Panel

Chair: Kyung A. Park University of British Columbia

Between Democracy And Security: A South Korean Perspective

Woosang Kim Sookmyung Women University

Jung-hoon Lee Yonsei University

Succession Politics And Security Policy In China

Ren Yue Lingnan College

The Politics Of Transition And Security Policy In North Korea

Seung-ham Yang Yonsei University

Post-Cold War, Democracy, And The Politics Of Defense Spending In South Korea

Intaek Hyun Korea University

Won K. Paik Central Michigan University

Discussant: Tsuneo Akaha Monterey Institute of International Studies Studies

Tae-yoon Kang Dankuk University

Friday B-310:30 AM - 12:15 PM

DIPLOMACY, HISTORY AND PRACTICE

Sponsor: Diplomatic Studies

Chair: Paul Sharp University of Minnesota, Duluth

When Diplomacy Is Played Against Diplomats: From Self-Restraint To Restraining Others

Jean-Yves Haine L'Institut Politique de Paris

Spheres Of Influence In Ancient History: Egypt And Canaan

Raymond Cohen Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Still Lying Abroad? The Once And Future Role Of The Canadian Ambassador

Robert Wolfe Queen's University

Contemporary Diplomacy As An Active Tool Of Conflict Resolution

John D. Stempel University of Kentucky

Discussant: Richard Whitman University of Westminster

Friday B-410:30 AM - 12:15 PM

DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES IN CHANGING ECONOMIES

Chair: Mustapha K. Pasha American University

Sophia Huyer York University

Merike Blofield University of Pittsburgh

Portugal and the Marshall Plan

Maria Fernando Rollo New University of Lisbon

Contemporary Challenges in Portugal

J.M. Brandao de Brito Technical University of Lisbon

Discussant: Mustapha K. Pasha American University

Friday B-510:30 AM - 12:15 PM

THE 'NEW' POLITICS OF DEVELOPMENT IN LATIN AMERICA

Chair: Jeffrey Cason Middlebury College

The New Development Strategy In Latin America: Economic Performance And Welfare

Alberto David Martinez Castillo Simon Bolivar University

Rethinking Human Capital Development In Latin America: Social Policy In Costa Rica

Mary Clark Tulane University

The Politics Of Poverty Reduction: A Case Study Of The Inter-American Development Bank

Frances Adams Old Dominion University

Dispute Settlement And Enforcement Mechanisms Under NAFTA: The Canadian And Mexican Cases Compared

Isidro Morales University of the Americas, Puebla

Discussant: Jeffrey Cason Middlebury College

Friday B-6 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

WESTERN INSTITUTIONS IN A CHANGING EUROPE: POWER, CULTURE, AND GOOD INTENTIONS IN CONFLICT

Chair: Charles Krupnick US Air Force Academy

Institutional Choice: NATO And The Transaction Costs Puzzle

Katja Weber Georgia Institute of Technology

The European Union And Defense Policy: What Has The Intergovernmental Conference Accomplished?

Terrence Guay Syracuse University

Security In The Mediterranean: NATO And The Development Of A Dialogue Between North And South

Gareth M. Winrow Bogazici University

NATO's Partnership For Peace: Security Through Engagement And Action

Marybeth Ulrich US Air Force Academy

Discussant: Jennifer Welsh McKinsey & Company

William H. Kincade American University

Friday B-7 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

THE ROLE OF KNOWLEDGE IN THE GPE: IS KNOWLEDGE ALWAYS POWER?

Chair: Thomas Pinelli NASA Langley Research Center

International Factors Affecting Science And Technology Policy--Domestic Ramifications

Vicki L. Golich California State University San Marcos

Domestic Factors Affecting Science And Technology Policy--Global Ramifications

William D. Kay Northeastern University

Is Knowledge Enough? International

Thomas E. Pinelli NASA Langley Research Center

Fuel Cell Technology: Potential Or Reality? Obstacles And Opportunities For Environmentally Friendly, Cheap Energy

Michael Talalay

Discussant: Susan Strange The University of Warwick

Chris May The Nottingham Trent University

Friday B-8 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

NEW UNDERSTANDINGS OF INTRA-STATE CONFLICT

Sponsor: Ethnicity, Nationalism & Migration

Chair: Shin-wha Lee Korea University

The New Kid On The Block: Explaining Internal Wars

Kal J. Holsti University of British Columbia

Early Warning Of Intra-State Conflict

J. David Singer University of Michigan

Contentious Politics And Intra-State-Conflict Spirals

J. Craig Jenkins Ohio State University

Charles L. Taylor Virginia Polytechnic Institute

Doug Bond Harvard University

Discussant: Peter Wallensteen Uppsala University

Friday B-9 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

GENDER AND THE POLITICS OF GLOBALIZATION

Chair: Christine Chin American University

Gender And Globalization

Sunita Kaistha University of Delhi

Women Coping With Insecurity: Survival Strategies Of Women In The Garment Industries In Canada And Mexico

Rachel Collins York University

Engendering Globalization From The Mexican Political Front

Debra J. Liebowitz Rutgers University

Turning Temporary: Gender Ideology, The Temp Industry And The Shift To Flexible Accumulation In The International Political Economy

Lisa Adler Rutgers University

Discussant: Christine Chin American University

Friday B-10 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF NATURAL RESOURCE POLICY, PART II

Sponsor: Environmental Studies ; International Political Economy

Chair: Miriam Lowi The College of New Jersey

Developing A Tropical Iron Mine In A Global Environment

Stephen Bunker University of Wisconsin

Environmental Policies, Mining And Structural Adjustment In Guinea

Bonnie Campbell Université du Québec à Montréal

Sectors, Politics And Growth: Explaining Alternative Responses To Petroleum Wealth

Peter Lewis American University

Oil Revenues, The State And Development: Comparative Evidence From Algeria, Iran And Indonesia

Miriam Lowi The College of New Jersey

Discussant: Richard Sandbrook University of Toronto

This Linked Panel Follows Friday A-10

Friday B-11 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

COPING WITH INSECURITY AND ASSESSING THREATS: INTELLIGENCE ANALYSIS DURING THE CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS

Sponsor: Intelligence Studies ; Theme Panel

Chair: James Blight Brown University

Organizing For Crisis Intelligence: Lessons From The Cuban Missile Crisis

James Wirtz Naval Postgraduate School

The Psychology Of Threat Assessment: Intelligence Analysis During The Cuban Missile Crisis

Beth Fischer University of Toronto

Historiography And Analysis Of Intelligence Assessment During The Cuban Missile Crisis

David Welch University of Toronto

Discussant: Peter Feaver Duke University

Friday B-12 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable

Frontenac

ROUNDTABLE ON THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO'S PROJECT ON ENVIRONMENT, POPULATION AND SECURITY

Sponsor: Environmental Studies ; Theme Panel

Chair: Philippe Le Prestre Université du Québec à Montréal

Marc Levy Williams College

Detlef Sprinz Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact

David Dessler College of William and Mary

Nils Petter Gleditsch International Peace Research Institute, Oslo

Discussant: Thomas Homer-Dixon University of Toronto

Friday B-13 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Salon C

PRINCIPLED IDEAS, INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND DOMESTIC CHANGE - PART ONE

Chair: Thomas Risse-Kappen European University Institute

Arab Cases: Morocco And Tunisia

Sieglinde Graenzer University of Konstanz

African Cases: Uganda And Kenya

Hans-Peter Schmitz University of Konstanz

Human Rights And Domestic Change - Overview

Thomas Risse-Kappen European University Institute

Kathryn Sikkink University of Minnesota

Discussant: Steve Ropp University of Wyoming

This Linked Panel Preceedes Friday C-14

Friday B-14 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

THE MARSHALL PLAN AFTER 50 YEARS

Chair: Philip G. Cerny University of Leeds

Stalin And The Marshall Plan

Carolyn Kennedy-Pipe Institute for International Studies

Manipulating Hegemony: British Labour And The Marshall Plan

Rhiannon M Vickers University of Leeds

Whose Plan Anyway? The Struggle Over Marshall Aid Leadership In The United States

Jacqueline McGlade Monmouth University

Rethinking The Marshall Plan: Towards A New Post-Revisionist Synthesis?

Michael Cox University of Wales at Aberystwyth

Discussant: Martin A. Schain New York University

Friday B-15 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable

Wellington

THE END OF THE FIGHTING IS JUST THE BEGINNING: ROUNDTABLE ON POST-CONFLICT SECURITY CHALLENGES

Chair: Carola Weil Women in International Security

Johanna Mendelson Forman US AID and American University

Elizabeth Cousens International Peace Academy

Jo Husbands National Academy of Sciences

Roy Licklider Rutgers University

Discussant: Dieter Dettke Friedrich-Ebert Foundation

Friday B-16 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

POWER CYCLE THEORY: DECISION-MAKING AND STRUCTURAL CHANGE

Chair: Janice Gross Stein University of Toronto

Alliance Behavior At The Critical Points: How Foreign Policy Decisions Get Made

Daniel Chiu Institute of Naval Analysis

The Level of Analysis Problem and Power Cycle Theory

Brian Pollins Ohio State University

From Structural Realism To Dynamic Realism

Dale Copeland University of Virginia

Structural Change And Saddam's Decision To Attack Kuwait

Andrew Parasiliti Johns Hopkins University, SAIS, Middle East Institute

Militarized Disputes and the Power Cycle

Lui Hebron Florida International University

Patrick James Iowa State University

Discussant: Charles Doran Johns-Hopkins University

Friday B-17 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

THE POLITICAL POWER OF NON-ECONOMIC IDEAS

Chair: Simon Reich University of Pittsburgh

Goethe, Confucius And Wilson: Regional Power And Cultural Influence

Simon Reich University of Pittsburgh

Davis Bobrow University of Pittsburgh

Steve Chan University of Colorado

Migration And World Order

Sabine Dreher University of Bremen

Thinking, Buying And Selling: Morality, Ontology, And Intellectual Property Rights In The GPE

Christopher May Nottingham Trent University

The Ritual Of Policy Dialogue

Maggie Hanson University of Pennsylvania

Discussant: Fred P. Gale University of Victoria

Friday B-18 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

HUMAN RIGHTS FIFTY YEARS ON, SECOND SESSION

Sponsor: International Law ; International Ethics

Chair: Tony Evans University of Southampton

Rights, Relationships And Responsibilities: The Limits Of A Human Rights Approach To International Ethics

Fiona Robinson University of Sussex

Globalization And The 'Progress' Of Human Rights

Tony McGrew Open University

Democracy And Human Rights

Norman Lewis University of Sussex

Power And Identity: Democratic Theory In The Context Of Human Rights

Anthony Brunello Eckerd College

Discussant: Robert Jackson University of British Columbia

This Linked Panel Follows Friday A-17

Friday B-19 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

COPING WITH NEW REALITIES DOMESTICALLY AND REGIONALLY: SECURITY POLICY

Chair: Larry Bowman University of Connecticut

The Reconstruction Of The South African Defense Forces: Domestic And Regional Implications

Jim Winkates Air War College

'Negative' International Peace And Domestic Wars: The West African Case, 1957-1996

Arie M. Kacowicz The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Transnational Threats, International Solutions: The Impact Of The New Security Agenda On French Foreign Policy

Alex Macleod Universitie de Quebec a Montreal

Indian Defense Policy And Multilateral Security Regimes: Exploring The Paradox

Anupam Srivastava University of Georgia

Discussant: Larry Bowman University of Connecticut

Friday B-20 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL CONSTRAINTS ON FOREIGN POLICY MAKING II

Chair: Paul Hoyt West Virginia University

Modeling Decision Constraints And Decision Opportunities: Uncovering The Structure Of An Israel-Syria Peace

Allison Astorino-Courtois Texas A & M University

Transnational Environmental Equity And United States Foreign Policy

Paul Harris University of New Hampshire

American Environmental Policy During The Nixon Administration

John Barkdull Texas Tech University

Discussant: Paul Hoyt West Virginia University

Friday B-21 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

CONGRESSIONAL AND SOCIAL RESPONSES TO INSECURITY

Chair: James Scott University of Nebraska at Kearney

To Be Or Not To Be Involved: Foreign Operations Support In The Post-Cold War Era

Ralph G. Carter Texas Christian University

Actions Speak Louder Than Words: Socio-Cultural Cues, Perceptions Of International Behavior, And The Democratic Peace

Nehemia Geva Texas A & M University

D. Christopher Hanson Texas A & M University

Discussant: James Scott University of Nebraska at Kearney

Friday B-22 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

SOCIALIZATION AND THE STATE SYSTEM

Sponsor: International Organization ; Ethnicity, Nationalism & Migration

Chair: Ngaire Woods Oxford University

Seizing the Middle Ground: Constructivism in World Politics

Emanuel Adler Hebrew University

Globalization And The Social State

David Armstrong University of Durham

Convergence Under Anarchy: Does International Competition Cause State Socialization?

Kai Alderson Oxford University

The International Socialization Approach To The Enlargement Of International Organizations

Frank Schimmelfennig University of Tuebingen

Discussant: Alex Wendt Yale University

Friday B-23 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

PRIVATE-PUBLIC INTERACTION IN THE CONTEMPORARY INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM

Sponsor: International Organization

Chair: Jonathan Aronson University of Southern California

The Agent-Structure Debate: Corporate Actors, Intellectual Property, And The WTO

Susan Sell George Washington University

Striking The Deal In The Transatlantic Business Dialogue: The New Role Of Private Business In Negotiating Trade

Maria Green Cowles University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Private International Governance And Inter-State Regimes: The Case Of The Chemical And Steel Industries

Tony Porter McMaster University

Privatizing War In Weak States

William Reno Florida International University

Discussant: Jonathan Aronson University of Southern California

Friday 12:30 - 1:30 PM Workshop Follow-up

Salon B

TRANSFORMING GLOBAL GOVERNANCE IN THE 21^ST CENTURY: BRINGING IN CIVIL SOCIETY

Sponsor: International Organization

Chair: Roger Coate University of South Carolina

Friday C-1 1:45 - 3:30 PM Roundtable

Frontenac

THE REAL WORLD ORDER -- 1996 GRAWEMEYER AWARD

Sponsor: Theme Panel

Chair: Rodger A. Payne University of Louisville

The Real World Order (Book)

Max Singer

Karen A. Mingst University of Kentucky

Alexander L. George Stanford University

Robert O. Keohane Duke University

Friday C-2 1:45 - 3:30 PM Roundtable

Pier 3

RETHINKING MIDDLE POWER: THEORY AND EVIDENCE

Sponsor: Theme Panel

Chair: Chung-in Moon Yonsei University

Brian Job University of British Columbia

Byongmoo Hwang National Defense University

Olav Knudsen Norwegian Institute of International Affairs

Laura Neack Miami University of Ohio

Davis Bobrow University of Pittsburgh

Young Jae Kim Chongju University

Friday C-3 1:45 - 3:30 PM

CULTURE, POLITICS AND SECURITY

Sponsor: Peace Studies

Chair: Lester Edwin J. Ruiz International Christian University

The Ethnic Security Complex And Geographic Boundaries In North East India

Bent D. Jorgensen Gothenburg University

Cricket, Nationalism, And The Strange Inconstancy Of The South Asian Fan

Sankaran Krishna University of Hawaii at Manoa

Culture, Politics And Security In The Philippines

Lester Edwin J. Ruiz International Christian University

Contextualizing In/Security: The Political Identity, Mayan-Woman In Guatemala

Maria Stern-Pettersson Gothenburg University

Discussant: R.B.J. Walker University of Victoria

Friday C-4 1:45 - 3:30 PM

RECONCEPTUALIZING CIVIL SOCIETY AT THE DOMESTIC, TRANSNATIONAL AND GLOBAL LEVELS

Chair: David L. Blaney Macalester College

The Meanings Of Domestic Civil Society And Global Civil Society

Dale Thomas University of South Carolina

The Possibility Of Disclosure: Global Society And International Relations

Fuat Keyman Bilkent University

Building Social Capital In The Line Of Fire: The Role Of Transnational Civil Society In Sierra Leone

Morten Boas University of Oslo

Discussant: David L. Blaney Macalester University

Friday C-5 1:45 - 3:30 PM

GLOBALIZATION AND THE FUTURE OF STATEHOOD

Chair: Hans-Henrik Holm Danmarks Journalisthoskole

The State Is Still Decisive, Ok?--Security And Globalization

Georg Sorensen Aarhus University

Globalization Processes In The OECD World: Empirical Evidence And Consequences

Marianne Beisheim Bremen University

Sabine Dreher Bremen University

Gregor Walter Bremen University

The Effects Of Globalization On Security In The OECD World

Michael Zuern Bremen University

Linking Up With The WTO: Globalization, Contestability And Employment In The OECD

Allison Young Dalhousie University

Welfare States In The Global Economy: Toward Convergence?

Paul Bowles University of Northern British Columbia

Barnet Wagman University of Northern British Columbia

Discussant: Hans-Henrik Holm Danmarks Journalisthoskole

Friday C-6 1:45 - 3:30 PM

ENVIRONMENT: CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF CONFLICTS

Chair: Elizabeth DeSombre Colby College

International Scientific And Technological Cooperation And Foreign Policy: The Case Of Decommissioning Russian Submarines In The Arctic North

Elizabeth Kirk American Association for the Advancement of Science

'Waste' At Sea: Responses To Nuclear Dumping And Naval Nuclear Weapons Proliferation

Kay Van der Horst Bellona Foundation

Rogers Philip

Environmental Scarcity And Social Adaptation: The Peruvian Fishing Industry

Tom Deligiannis University of Toronto

Environmental Scarcities And Violent Conflict: Lessons For Reconstruction In Haiti

Philip Howard University of Toronto

Discussant: J. Samuel Barkin University of Victoria

Friday C-7 1:45 - 3:30 PM

FOREIGN AID IN THE POST COLD WAR ERA

Sponsor: Foreign Policy Analysis ; Global Development

Chair: Evan Potter Carleton University

Reform Or Liberal Internationalism: The Future Priorities And Directions Of Development Assistance Programs Of European Like-Minded States

Steve Lamy University of Southern California

Untying The Knot: US Food Aid Policy And US Farm Policy In The 1990s

Polly Diven Grand Valley State University

Japan As No. 1 Aid Donor: Does The US Influence Japan's Aid Policy Any Longer?

Saori N. Katada University of Southern California

The Civil Society Agenda: Switching Gears In The Post-Cold War World

Alison Van Rooy The North-South Institute

Discussant: John Quinn Truman State University

Friday C-8 1:45 - 3:30 PM

CHANGING RESPONSES TO REFUGEE CRISES

Sponsor: Theme Panel ; Ethnicity, Nationalism & Migration; International Organization

Chair: Mark Gibney Purdue University

United Nations Intervention In The Refugee Crisis In The Post-Cold War World

Kurt Mills American University in Cairo

Safe Areas As A Solution For Internally Displaced Persons In Need Of Protection

J. Stefan Lupp American University

New Directions In International Refugee Flows: Yugoslavia As A Precedent For Emergency Responses In Future Refugee Crises

Helene Lambert University of Exeter

Industrialized States' Responses To Emerging Refugee Flows: Individual Actions, Coordinated Responses

Emily Copeland Florida International University

Discussant: Gilburt Loescher Nortre Dame University

This Linked Panel Preceedes Friday D-8

Friday C-9 1:45 - 3:30 PM

Wellington

BALANCE OF POWER AND BALANCE OF NEEDS IN EAST ASIA

Sponsor: International Security Studies

Chair: Fei-Ling Wang Georgia Institute of Technology

Balance Of Needs: Order And Change In East Asia

Ming Wan George Mason University

Promises And Pitfalls Of A Multilateral Nuclear Regime In Asia/Pacific

Tetsuya Umemoto Kenritsu University

Capacity And Intentions: To Probe The Chinese Role In East Asia

Fei-Ling Wang Georgia Institute of Technology

Discussant: William Grimes Boston University

Friday C-10 1:45 - 3:30 PM

THE POLITICAL EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS: ISSUES FROM THE BLACK SEA AREA

Sponsor: Environmental Studies

Chair: Martin Sampson University of Minnesota

Can Common Problems Lead To A Common Identity?

Omer Faruk Genckaya Bilkent University

Barking, Yawning, And Sleeping Dogs: Media Coverage Of Environmental Issues In The Black Sea Area

Georgeta V. Pourchot Old Dominion University

Conflict And The Black Sea Environment

Martin Sampson University of Minnesota

Threat As The Enemy: Nuclear Safety And Environmental Security In The Black Sea Basin

Levent Hekimoglu York University

Discussant: Karrin Scapple Southwest Missouri State University

Friday C-11 1:45 - 3:30 PM

BEHIND LONG-CYCLES CORRELATIONS

Chair: Kevin Murrin The Ohio State University

The System Leader Lineage

William R. Thompson Indiana University

Turning Outward: Economic And Political Behavior By System Leaders, 1816-1980

Kevin P. Murrin The Ohio State University

Testing For Exogenity In A General Co-Evolving System Model: A Note On Integrated Series And Causality

Sherry Bennett Quinones Rice University

US Foreign Policy: Long Cycles And Domestic Politics

Randall Schweller The Ohio State University

Brian Pollins The Ohio State University

Michael Hannon The Ohio State University

Discussant: Claudio Cioffi-Revilla University of Colorado-Boulder

Friday C-12 1:45 - 3:30 PM

FEMINIST TRANSFORMATIONS OF INTERNATIONAL THEORY

Chair: Anne Sisson Runyan Wright State University

Recasting Foreign Policy Analysis Using A Gender Analysis: Where To Begin?

Deborah Stienstra University of Winnipeg

Christine De Pizan On War, Peace And The State

Berenice Carroll Purdue University

Gilligan's Island: Feminism And International Relations?

Beverly Neufeld London School of Economics

Reconstructing International/Intercultural Relations: Beyond Feminist Disturbances And Postmodern Deconstruction

Birgit Weiss IFES

From Snafu To Snap-Out-Of-It! Utilizing Feminism To Rethink Mediation And Conflict Resolution Theory

Mary Hutcheon Carleton University

Discussant: Marysia Zalewski University of Wales, Aberystwhyth

Friday C-13 1:45 - 3:30 PM

PRODUCTION, CONSUMPTION, AND FINANCE: SOURCES OF ENVIRONMENTAL THREATS

Sponsor: Environmental Studies

Chair: Thomas Princen University of Michigan

Governing Imperiled Relations: Environmental Consequences Of Credit Card Usage In The United States

Mark Amen University of South Florida

Ecological Rationality, Consumption And Development In The Caribbean Basin Region

Karen-Anne DeGannes University of Michigan

Engines Of Growth: Global Environmentalism And The Individualization Of Responsibility

Michael Maniates Allegheny College

Commoditization, Enclosure And Unnatural Selection: Ecodynamics Of Production And Consumption

Jack Manno SUNY College of Environmental Science

Discussant: Ken Conca University of Maryland

Jennifer Clapp York University

Friday C-14 1:45 - 3:30 PM

Salon C

PRINCIPLED IDEAS, INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND DOMESTIC CHANGE - PART TWO

Chair: Steve Ropp University of Wyoming

Asian Cases: Indonesia And Philippines

Anja Jetschke University of Konstanz

South Africa

Audie Klotz University of Illinois at Chicago

Latin American Cases

Steve Ropp University of Wyoming

Discussant: Francois Debrix Purdue University

This Linked Panel Follows Friday B-13

Friday C-15 1:45 - 3:30 PM

LAND MINES AND INTERNATIONAL LAW

Sponsor: International Law

Chair: Robert Beck University of Virginia

Landmines And International Law: What Role For NGOs In Legal Reform?

Ken Rutherford Georgetown University

Grassroots Development Of National Ban Landmine Campaigns

Valerie Warmington Mines Action Canada

Canada's Role In International Law Toward Landmines

Keith Martin

Discussant: Robert Beck University of Virginia

Friday C-16 1:45 - 3:30 PM

NEW DIRECTIONS IN THE STUDY ON CONFLICT AND TRADE

Chair: Gerald Schneider University of Berne

Katherine Barbieri University of North Texas

Liberalism And Interdependence

Solomon W. Polachek State University of New York at Binghamton

Escaping The War Trap: Evaluating Liberal Prescriptions For Peace: Controlling For Expected Utility

John Oneal University of Alabama

Bruce Russet Yale University

Contextual Information And The Study Of Trade And Conflict

Jean-Marc F. Blanchard University of Pennsylvania

Norrin M. Ripsman University of Pennsylvania

Power, Political Structure, And Strategy In Trade Negotiations

Richard Sherman University of Washington

Discussant: Edward Mansfield Ohio State University

Friday C-17 1:45 - 3:30 PM

COMMUNICATION AND IPE: REORGANIZATION, STATE RETRENCHMENT, AND REPRESENTATION

Chair: Stephen D. McDowell Florida State University

Jobs And Customer Service In A Competitive Teleutopia

Bella Mody Michigan State University

Pressure Points: Canada-US Communication Relations In A Not So Free Trade Era

Vincent Mosco Carleton University

The Tipping Point: Information Policy In Global Trade, Defense, And Agriculture

Sandra Braman University of Illinois

`Leo, Meo Or Geo?': A Political Economic Analysis Of Global Mobile Satellite Systems

Lewis Kaye University of Oregon

Discussant: Andrew Clement University of Toronto

Friday C-18 1:45 - 3:30 PM

TRADE POLITICS: NEW ACTORS AND ISSUES

Chair: Brian Hocking Coventry University

Juggling Trade And The Environment

Michelle Cloutier University of Toronto

The Changing Nature Of Firm-Government Relations In Trade Policy-Making

Steven McGuire Loughborough University

The Sovereignty Discourse And The US Debate On Joining The WTO.

Geoffrey Pigman University of Birmingham

Settling Disputes And Supranationalism: A Comparative Study Of Trade And Investment Under N.A.F.T.A.

Arturo Borja Centro de Investigacion y Docencia

Imtiaz Hussain Centro de Investigacion y Docencia

Discussant: Andrew Cooper University of Waterloo

Friday C-19 1:45 - 3:30 PM

INTERNATIONAL ETHICS AND HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION

Chair: Matthew Mattern Carnegie Council on Ethics and International Affairs

The International Community And The Crisis In Burundi: The Limits Of Humanitarian Obligation

Jim Barry George Mason University

Humanitarian Intervention

Stephen Garrett Monterey Institute of International Studies Studies

Ethics And Humanitarian Intervention: Lebanon And The Lessons Of 1958

Charles Winslow Indiana University at Indianapolis

Humanitarian Intervention: A Cosmopolitan View

Catherine Lu University of Toronto

Discussant: Frances Harbour George Mason University

Friday C-20 1:45 - 3:30 PM

THE MIDDLE EAST IN TRANSFORMATION: PATTERNS OF THE PAST, CHALLENGES OF THE FUTURE

Sponsor: Theme Panel ; Comparative Interdisciplinary Studies

Chair: Oles Smolensky Lehigh University

Middle Eastern Security Concerns: The Post-Peace Process Era

Mohamad Yakan United States International University

The Water Scarcity Threat In The Arab-Israeli Arena

Jeffrey Sosland Georgetown University

Threat Perception And Negotiation In The South African And Israeli-Palestinian Conflicts

Daniel Lieberfeld University of Missouri-St. Louis

Civil Society And The Crisis Of The Public Sphere In Lebanon: Confessional And Ethnic Conflict, Civil War And The Future

Michael Dawahare University of Kentucky

Discussant: Barbara Sundberg-Baudot St. Anselm College

Friday C-21 1:45 - 3:30 PM

COPING WITH INSECURITY: FOREIGN AID AND TRADE POLICY

Chair: Cooper A. Drury Arizona State University

Ambiguity And Choice In US Foreign Aid Policy

Rick Travis Mississippi State University

Nikolaos Zahariadis State University of New York-New Paltz

The Cutting Of Foreign Assistance And Alliances: The Increased Dangers Of A Multipolar World

Donald D.A. Schaefer University of Michigan

Trading Dilemmas: Economic Security And Post-Cold War US Foreign Policy

James M. Scott University of Nebraska at Kearney

Economic Interdependence, Political Confrontation, And Stability Across The Taiwan Strait In The Post-Cold War Era

Szue-Chin Philip Hsu University of Denver

Managing Economic Vulnerability

Marianne Linger University of Connecticut

Discussant: Steven Hook Kent State University

Friday C-22 1:45 - 3:30 PM

IDEOLOGY AND POLITICS IN THE DETERMINATION OF FOREIGN POLICY:

Sponsor: Foreign Policy Analysis ; Association for Israel Studies

Chair: Mark Tessler University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Interest Versus Ideology In The Foreign Policy Of The Netanyahu Government

Yoav Peled Tel Aviv University

Political Culture And The Making Of Foreign Policy: The Israeli Case

Alan Dowty University of Notre Dame

Factors Affecting The Nature And Probable Outcomes Of Final Status Security Negotiations On The West Bank

Naomi Weinberger Barnard College

Continuity And Change In Israel's Approach To Negotiations With Syria

Steven Heydemann Social Science Research Council

Discussant: Mark Tessler University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Friday C-23 1:45 - 3:30 PM

INTERNATIONAL INTER-FIRM INSTITUTIONS AND THE CREATION OF PRIVATE AUTHORITY

Chair: Claire Cutler University of Victoria

The Intersection Of Private International Regimes And Business Ethics

Virginia Haufler University of Maryland

Lost In (Cyber)Space: The Private Rules Of Online Commerce

Debora Spar Harvard Business School

Strategic Partnerships And The Rise Of Knowledge-Based Networked Oligopolies

Lynn Mytelka Carleton University

A Theory Of Corporate Strategies: How International Bargaining Dynamics Shape Firm Strategies

John E. Richards University of California, San Diego

Discussant: Mark Zacher University of British Columbia

Friday D-1 3:45 - 5:30 PM Roundtable

Chair: Maureen Appel Molot Carleton University

IPE SENIOR SCHOLAR PANEL

Thomas Risse-Kappen European University Institute

Stephan Haggard University of California, San Diego

Peter Gourevitch University of California, San Diego

Peter Katzenstein Cornell University

Friday D-23:45 - 5:30 PM Roundtable

INTERNATIONALIZING PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION

Sponsor: International Education

Chair: Kathleen Reilly Seton Hall University

Elizabeth Defeis Seton Hall Law School

Ravi Jain University of Cincinnati

Jon Strolle Monterey Institute of International Studies Studies

Marian St.Onge Boston College

Friday D-33:45 - 5:30 PM

COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF REVOLUTION: RE-EXAMINING INSTABILITY

Sponsor: Theme Panel ; Comparative Interdisciplinary Studies

Chair: Sai Krishna-Hensel Auburn University at Montgomery

Revolution, War, Genocide: The Assault On The Idea Of Revolutionary Progress

Arthur Gilbert University of Denver

Mexican Revolution Of 1910 And Chinese Revolution Of 1911: A Comparative Analysis

He Li Merrimack College

Caught In The Crossfire: Repression, Revolution, And The Rational Peasant

David Mason University of Memphis

Mexican Secessionism: The Yucatan Wars And The Chiapas Uprising

Paul Rich Hoover Institution and University of the Americas, Puebla

Guillermo De Los Reyes University of the Americas, Puebla

Discussant: Philip Joseph Meeks Creighton University

Friday D-4 3:45 - 5:30 PM

THIRD WORLD INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: STRUCTURE AND CONTINGENCY IN INTER-STATE CONFLICT AND COOPERATION

Sponsor: Theme Panel

Chair: Roger Morgan EUI, Florence

Rethinking The Agenda Of Post-Cold War Security Studies In South Asia

Iftekhar Zaman Regional Centre for Strategic Studies

Ozay Mehmet Carleton University

External Opportunity And Territorial Integrity: Select Case Studies

Rohan Gunaratna SANCOR

Ethnonationalism And Nuclear Policy In South Asia: Past vs Future

P.R. Chari Centre for Policy Studies

Cooperation For Peace: What Should Be Done Now?

Gowher Rizvi Ford Foundation

Discussant: Roger Morgan EUI, Florence

Jagat Mehta

Friday D-5 3:45 - 5:30 PM

Pier 3

MACRO AND MICRO PATHWAYS TO PEACE

Sponsor: Peace Studies

Chair: Ken Rodman Colby College

Constructing Civil Societies: A Theory Of Peace-Building In War Shattered States

Roland Paris Yale University

Factors Promoting Problem Solving In Negotiation: An Empirical Study

Kim M. Holley University of Maryland

Global Change And Continuity: Effect On Trends In Peacekeeping

Earl Conteh-Morgan University of South Florida

Who Shapes The Agenda For Global Civil Society? INGOs And Conflict Prevention

William DeMars The American University, Cairo

Discussant: Ken Rodman Colby College

Friday D-6 3:45 - 5:30 PM

BIO-POLITICS UNDER GLOBALIZATION: POPULATION, FOOD, AND TECHNOLOGIES

Chair: Harriet Friedmann University of Toronto

Connecting The 'Global' With The 'Local' In The International Politics Of Food

Mary Young York University

Women('s) Matter(s): Fertility In International Discourse

Deb Foskey Australian National University

Biotechnologies In The Age Of Neo-Liberal Globalization

Manuel Poitras York University

Cause, Responsibility And Globalization: 'Blaming The Victim' In The Global Population And Food 'Crisis'

Julian Saurin University of Sussex

Discussant: Harriet Friedmann University of Toronto

Friday D-7 3:45 - 5:30 PM Roundtable

Salon C

FOREIGN POLICY ANALYSIS DISTINGUISHED SCHOLAR PANEL HONORING HAROLD GUETZKOW

Sponsor: Foreign Policy Analysis

Chair: Alex Mintz Texas A & M University

Louis Kriesberg Syracuse University

Charles Hermann Texas A & M University

Margaret G. Hermann Ohio State University

Dina Zinnes University of Illinois

Discussant: Harold Guetzkow Northwestern University

Friday D-8 3:45 - 5:30 PM

THE ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL GOVERNMENTAL AND NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS IN REFUGEE CRISES

Sponsor: Theme Panel ; Ethnicity, Nationalism & Migration; International Organization

Chair: Francois Crepeau Universite du Quebec a Montreal

Enterprising Humanitarians: UNCHR In The Former Yugoslavia, 1991-1995

Thomas Weiss Brown University

Amir Pasic Brown University

Collective Responses To Today's Refugees: Focus On Women Fleeing Violence

Julie Mertus Harvard Law School

The Coordination Of International Responses

Paul Thompson InterWorks

James Good InterWorks

The Role Of Regional Organizations And Arrangements In Addressing Refugee Problems: Prevention, Solutions, Complex Emergencies, Rehabilitation And Development

Barry Stein Michigan State University

Migration, Legitimacy, and International Organizations

Nazar A. Abell York University

Discussant: Daniel Warner Graduate School of International Studies

This Linked Panel Follows Friday C-8

Friday D-9 3:45 - 5:30 PM Roundtable

Frontenac

EMINENT SCHOLAR ROUNDTABLE: J. ANN TICKNER

Chair: Simona Sharoni American University

Vicki Golich California State University, San Marcos

Lily H.M. Ling Syracuse University

Jan Jindy Pettman Australian National University

Craig Murphey Wellesley College

Robert Keohane Duke University

Discussant: J. Ann Tickner University of Southern California

Friday D-10 3:45 - 5:30 PM

THE NORTH-SOUTH DIALOGUE ON THE ENVIRONMENT

Sponsor: Environmental Studies

Chair: Valerie Assetto Colorado State University

Sustainable Development: A Window On The New North-South Dialogue

David Carruthers San Diego State University

Implementing Sustainable Development Principles In The Industrialized World: The Case Of Florida

Phyllis Mofson University of Maryland

North-South Distinctions And International Environmental Policy: A Critical Evaluation

Ravi Srinivas University of St.Thomas

Bioregionalism vs. Sustainable Development: North-South Perspectives

Laura Strohm Monterey Institute of International Studies Studies

Discussant: Marian Miller University of Akron

Friday D-11 3:45 - 5:30 PM

FEMINISM AND GENDER ISSUES IN POSTCOLONIAL CONTEXTS

Chair: Anna Agathangelou Syracuse University

Postcolonial Feminism: Absolute Alterity Or Freedom From Necessity?

Anna Agathangelou Syracuse University

Postcolonial Ethnic Conflicts: Cultural Specificity, Assimilation Or No Way Out?

Lakshmi Srinivasan Syracuse University

Madam Chiang Kaishek And The Question Of Change In China

Chih-Yu Shih National Taiwan University

African Women: Redefining Themselves Through The Power Of The Talking Drum

Annette Onema Community College of Philadelphia

Reinventing Patriarchies: Resolution Of The Woman Question In Population Control Discourse In India

Navsharan Singh Carleton University

Discussant: V. Eudine Barriteau The University of the West Indies

Friday D-12 3:45 - 5:30 PM

SUB-STATE INTELLIGENCE: INSURGENTS AGAINST GOVERNMENTS

Sponsor: Intelligence Studies

Chair: Kevin O'Brien Hussar International Research Group

Eyes Of The Underground: Jewish Insurgent Intelligence Against The British In Palestine, 1945-47

David Charters University of New Brunswick

Provisional IRA Intelligence In Northern Ireland

Bruce Warner Solicitor General Canada

Operation Vula Against Apartheid South Africa: A Case Study In Sub-State/Insurgent Intelligence Activities

Robert Henderson

Discussant: Ronald Crelinsten University of Ottawa

Friday D-13 3:45 - 5:30 PM

RECONSIDERING THE FOREIGN POLICIES OF GORBACHEV AND YELTSIN IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE

Sponsor: American-Soviet Successor State Relations

Chair: David Finley Colorado College

The Presidency And The Influence Of The Intellectual Community On Foreign Policy Decision-Making In The USSR And Russia

Tatiana Shakleina Institute for the USA and Canada

Transformational Leadership And Foreign Policy: Gorbachev And New Thinking

Norma Noonan Augsburg College

Exit Soviet Union...Enter Russia: Contrasting The Foreign Policy Approaches Of Gorbachev And Yeltsin

Vidya Nadkarni University of San Diego

Discussant: Luba Racanska St. John's University

Friday D-14 3:45 - 5:30 PM

PRIVATIZATION AND INDUSTRIAL POLICY IN EAST EUROPE

Sponsor: Comparative Interdisciplinary Studies

Chair: Ken Morita Hiroshima University

On Privatization Policy In Central And Eastern European Transition Economies: Economic Growth Approach

Ken Morita Hiroshima University

The Ultimate Shock Therapy: Post-Communist Transition The Former GDR

Brigitte Schulz Trinity College

Industrial Policy: Does Eastern Europe Need Such?

Iliana Zloch-Christy Harvard University

Discussant: Alexander Barskii Russian Academy of Sciences

Jaques Baudot

Friday D-15 3:45 - 5:30 PM

AGENDA FOR THE FOUR PARTY PEACE TALKS FOR THE KOREAN PENINSULA

Chair: Tae-Hwan Kwak Eastern Kentucky University/ Kyungnam University

China-South Korea Bilateral Agenda

Melvin Gurtov Portland State University

U.S.-North Korea Bilateral Agenda

C.S. Eliot Kang Northern Illinois University

U.S.-China Bilateral Agenda

Edward A. Olsen Naval Postgraduate School

South-North Korea Bilateral Agenda

Tae-Hwan Kwak Eastern Kentucky University/ Kyungnam University

Seung-Ho Joo University of Minnesota-Morris

Discussant: John Merrill U.S. State Department

Thomas L. Wilborn Asian Security Analysis

Friday D-16 3:45 - 5:30 PM

NEO-LIBERALISM: COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES FROM EAST ASIA AND LATIN AMERICA

Chair: Lois Hecht Oppenheim University of Judaism

Politics Of Trade Liberalization In Japan, Taiwan And Singapore

Krittibas Ray National University of Japan

Ideas As A Source Of Economic Policy Change: The Case Of Third World Economic Liberalization

Anil Hira The Claremont Graduate School

Chile's Export-Oriented Development Strategy In The New Global Order And The Legacies Of Neoliberalism

Lois Hecht Oppenheim University of Judaism

Discussant: Eduardo Honold Bates College

Friday D-17 3:45 - 5:30 PM

THE STRUGGLE OVER RESOURCE TRANSFERS TO LDCS: WHAT NOW?

Chair: Henry Schwalbenberg Fordham University

Negotiating With The IMF: The Dynamics Of Two-Level Bargaining Game And India

Kishore C. Dash Thunderbird -- The American Graduate School of International Management

Changing Foreign Aid Leadership After The Cold War

DeAnne L. Chenoweth University of Maryland

The Non Aligned Movement: Here Today, Here Tomorrow

Marie Isabelle Chevrier University of Texas at Dallas

Aid Flows And Enhancing Domestic Governance: The New Agenda

Christina Blumel University of Maryland

Does Foreign Aid Cause The Adoption Of Harmful Economic Policies?

Henry Schwalbenberg Fordham University

Discussant: Peter Dumbrowski Iowa State University

Friday D-18 3:45 - 5:30 PM

DIMENSIONS OF ECONOMIC SANCTIONS

Sponsor: International Law

Chair: Kimberly Ann Elliott Council for Economic and Social Rights

Assessing The Humanitarian Impact Of Economic Sanctions: Conceptual, Methodological And Policy Dilemmas

David Cortright Fourth Freedom Forum

George A. Lopez Joan B. Kroc Institute for

Larry Minear Thomas J. Watson, Jr. Institute

Monitoring Multilateral Economic Sanctions

Jaleh Dashti-Gibson University of Notre Dame

Discussant: Kimberly Ann Elliott Council for Economic and Social Rights

Friday D-19 3:45 - 5:30 PM

INTERNATIONAL ETHICS: READING THE CLASSICS

Chair: Chris Brown Southampton University

Are There Canonical Texts In International Political Theory

Chris Brown Southampton University

Hugo Grotius' Approach To The Ethics Of War

Steven Forde University of North Texas

International Thought In Late Medieval And Early Modern Europe

Terry Nardin University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Waiting For The Barbarians? Problematising Ethics And Political Community In Classical Thought

Nicholas Rengger University of St. Andrews

Discussant: Cecelia Lynch Northwestern University

Friday D-20 3:45 - 5:30 PM

INSECURITY AND PERCEPTIONS OF THREAT

Chair: Richard Harknett University of Cincinnati

Modeling The Social Construction Of Threat Relationships

Thomas Schmalberger Graduate Institute of International Affairs

Analysing Third World Insecurity: The Importance, For Research, Of Enemies Rather Than Threats

Karl G.W. Claxton University of New South Wales

National Security And Personal Insecurity: Psychological Sources Of Foreign Policy In The Post-Cold War Era

Joseph Underhill-Cady Minot State University

The Roots Of International Security In National Security Policy

Pamela Howard University of South Carolina

Discussant: Richard Harknett University of Cincinnati

Friday D-21 3:45 - 5:30 PM

REGIONAL SECURITY COOPERATION

Chair: George MacLean University of Manitoba

Explaining The Scope And Limits Of Regional Security Cooperation: The Middle East ACRS Case

Bruce W. Jentleson University of California, Davis

Dalia Dassa Kaye University of California, Berkeley

The Idea Of Central Europe And The Visegrad Group

Matthew Rhodes University of Wisconsin-Madison

I'll Love You Forever Today: The Coalition Scenarios In The Contemporary Middle East Balance Of Power System

Makram Haluani Simon Bolivar University

ASEAN And Asia-Pacific Regionalism: From Neutrality To Centrality

Yong Deng Benedictine University

Discussant: George MacLean University of Manitoba

Friday D-22 3:45 - 5:30 PM

Wellington

ECONOMIC LINKAGES AND FOREIGN POLICY

Chair: William Long Georgia Institute of Technology

Two-Level Games And Denuclearization: The Limits Of Cooperative Security

Jason Ellis American University

The Differential Logic Of Public And Private Capital Flows From Rich To Poor States: Cross-National Evidence In The Post-Cold War Era

Steven W. Hook Kent State University

Guang Zhang Kent State University

Prime Real Estate For Sale? The Kurile Islands As A Case Of International Land Purchase

Randall Newnham Penn State University

Sustaining Sanctions: The Domestic Political Costs Of Economic Statecraft

Valerie Schwebach University of Nebraska at Lincoln

Discussant: C. Roe Goddard Thunderbird - American Graduate School of International Management

Friday D-23 3:45 - 5:30 PM