ISA 1997 Panels, Toronto

BEYOND SELF/OTHER: SECURITY IDENTITIES AFTER THE COLD WAR

Chair: Jennifer Milliken

Collective Identity Formation: The Limits Of The Self/Other Perspective

Iver Neumann Norwegian Institute of International Affairs

Sleeping With The Enemy: NATO's Involvement In Bosnia And The Problem Of Securing Identities

Andreas Behnke Stockholm University

The Politics Of Security

Michael C. Williams University of Copenhagen

Multiple Games, Multiple Players: Security And Economy After The Cold War

Karin Fierke Nuffield College

Discussant: Jutta Weldes Kent State University

Wednesday A-28:30 - 10:15 AM

REGIONAL INTEGRATION, DEMOCRATIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE SOUTH

Chair: Marianne Marchand University of Amsterdam

Regional And Sub-Regional Economic Integration In The Commonwealth Caribbean

P.K. Menon University of West Indies

Democracy And Economic Liberalization: The Case Of Developing Countries

He Li Merrimack College

Unraveling The Missing Link: The Provision Of Telecommunications Services In Select Developing Countries

J.P. Singh University of Mississippi

Statistical Analysis Of The Effect Of Foreign Study On Development In The Third World

Kazuo Kuroda Overseas Development Council

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

Pier 5

GLOBAL CHANGE AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Sponsor: Theme Panel

Chair: Patrick James Iowa State University

Borders, Markets, And States

Peter Dombrowski Iowa State University

Richard W. Mansbach Iowa State University

Patterns Of International System Transformation

Stuart Kaufman University of Kentucky

Elaborated Structural Realism And World Politics

Patrick James Iowa State University

Discussant: Kal Holsti University of British Columbia

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

SOCIAL MOVEMENTS, NGO'S AND THE UNITED NATIONS

Chair: Robert C. Johansen Notre Dame University

The Role Of NGO's In The Development Of The UN Register Of Conventional Arms

Joshua Roebuck Ohio State University

Transnational Human Rights NGO's And The UN System

Jackie Smith Notre Dame University

Peace Builders: NGO's In Conflict-Ridden Societies

Jonathan Crane Notre Dame University

Inter-Institutional Cooperation: The UN's Experience With Regional Organizations

Tom Keating University of Alberta

Nicholas Gammer University of Alberta

Discussant: Chadwick Alger The Ohio State University

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

ETHNIC CONFLICT MANAGEMENT AND RESOLUTION: SOME REGIONAL CASE STUDIES

Chair: Mary-Jane Fox Uppsala University

Managing Ethnic Conflict And Ethnic Relations: A Case Study Of Vietnam's Chinese Minority

Ramses Amer Uppsala University

Nationalism Against Lost Legitimacy: Slovenes Versus The Yugoslav Military

Ljubica Jelusic University of Ljubljana

Getting To 'No': Failed Attempts At Conflict Resolution In The Basque Country-- Causes And Consequences

Cynthia Irwin University of Kentucky

Coming Together: Reconciliation As A Response To Threats

Juan Gutierrez Peace Research Centre, Gernika

Discussant: Mary-Jane Fox Uppsala University

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

INTERDISCIPLINARY SYNERGIES FOR CONFRONTING GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS: ECOLOGY, ECONOMICS, ETHICS

Chair: Barbara Saigo Saiwood Biology Resources

Corporate Ethics And The Environment

Orrie Loucks Miami University, Ohio

Integrity In Environmental Ethics

Laura Westra University of Windsor

Ecological Economics And Global Environmental Sustainability

Robert Goodland The World Bank

Environmental Economism And Global Problem-Posing Processes

Rosalind Irwin York University

Discussant: Barbara Saigo Saiwood Biology Resources

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

THE INTERNATIONAL CRISIS BEHAVIOR PROJECT AT TWENTY PLUS

Sponsor: Theme Panel ; Scientific Studies of International Processes

Chair: Arthur Rubinoff University of Toronto

Territoriality, Crisis And War: Model And Twentieth Century Evidence

Hemda BenYehuda-Agid Bar Ilan University

Preventing, Managing, And Resolving Ethnic Conflict: The Case Of Bosnia, 1993--1995

Frank P. Harvey Dalhousie University

David Carment Carleton University

Democratic Norms In International Crises

J. Joseph Hewitt University of Maryland

Jonathan Wilkenfeld University of Maryland

Testing The Anarchy Tenet

Kelvin R. Wong University of British Columbia

Discussant: John Vasquez Vanderbilt University

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

FUELING TRANSNATIONAL THREATS: MONEY, WEAPONS, AND SUBSTATE CONFLICT AT CENTURY'S END

Chair: Lucy J. Mathiak University of Wisconsin - Madison

Global Arms Supply Networks

Michael T. Klare Hampshire College

Terrorism As Transnational Process

Martha Crenshaw Wesleyan University

Black Markets, Criminality, And The Financing Of Substate Violence

Philip Williams University of Pittsburgh

Nuclear Smuggling And Terrorism: Some Possible Implications

Gavin Cameron University of St. Andrews

Discussant: Lucy J. Mathiak University of Wisconsin - Madison

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

GENDER, MIGRATION AND IMMIGRATION

Sponsor: Feminist Theory and Gender Studies ; Ethnicity, Nationalism & Migration

Chair: Gregory A. Kelson Institute For Women and Children's Policy

The Gender Consequences Of Exile: Guatemalan Refugee Women

Deborah L. Billings IPAS

Feminist Perspective On The Case Of Migrant Women Domestic Workers And The International Sexual Division Of Labor

Shu-Ju Ada Cheng University of Texas

Women's Experiences Of Migration

Oliva M. Esprin San Diego State University

Through The Gates Of A Silk Town: Weaving Gender, Place Of Origin And Class In Economic Reform

Feng Xu York University

Discussant: Debra L. DeLaet Drake University

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

CANADIAN SPY CASES

Chair: James Littleton Canadian Broadcasting Company

Gouzenko's Impact

Wesley Wark University of Toronto

Gendered Images And Espionage: Cold-War Canada And The Gerda Munsinger Affair

Deborah Van Seters University of Toronto

The Norman Affair: The Spy Who Might Have Been

Reg Whitaker York University

Discussant: Robert Bothwell University of Toronto, Trinity College

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

THE INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OF THE FORMERLY COMMUNIST STATES

Sponsor: American-Soviet Successor State Relations

Chair: Walter Hill St. Mary's College of Maryland

Patterns Of Integration Among Central Asian States

Houman Sadri University of Central Florida

The Transition From Cold War To Post-Cold War: Some Evidence Of Long-Term Trends

Walter Hill St. Mary's College of Maryland

From The 'Brezhnev Doctrine' To Partnership: The New International Relations Of Eastern Europe

Gregory Hall University of Central Florida

Prospects For Change And Development In Kazakhstan And Kyrgystan

Nozar Alaolmolki Hiram College

Discussant: Nikolaos Stavrou Howard University

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

ETHNICITY AND NATIONALISM IN THE SOVIET SUCCESSOR STATES

Sponsor: American-Soviet Successor State Relations ; Ethnicity, Nationalism & Migration

Chair: Roger Kanet University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Russian Nationalism And The Non-Russian Minorities: The Creation Of Effective Modes Of Governance

Susanne Birgerson University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Roger Kanet University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

In Defense Of The Primordialist View: The Lithuanian Case

Terry Clark Creighton University

Separatism In The Soviet/Post-Soviet Context(s): The Cases Of Lithuania And Chechnya

Tamara Resler University of Wyoming

National Identity And Democratization In Comparative Perspective

Charles Ziegler University of Louisville

Discussant: Dominique Arel Brown University

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

REVOLUTIONS IN MILITARY AFFAIRS: YESTERDAY, TODAY, AND TOMORROW

Chair: Peter D. Feaver Duke University

The Revolution And The Evidence: Assessing Theories Of Future Warfare

Stephen Biddle Institute for Defense Analysis

Strategy In The Information Warfare Age

Peter D. Feaver Duke University

Military Revolutions And Organizational Adjustment

Thomas Mahnken Johns Hopkins University

The Technology Divide: The Information Revolution And The Emerging Global Hierarchy

Andrew Richter York University

Discussant: Lawrence C. Katzenstein University of Minnesota

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

BORDERS OF SECURITY? GLOBALISATION, FRAGMENTATION AND THE RE-ORGANISATION OF POLITICS

Chair: Antje Wiener University of Sussex

Globalisation And Beyond. The De-Territorialisation And Re-Territorialisation Of Welfare State Policies

Josee Bergeron Carleton University

Borders of Global Politics. The Perspective of Citizenship

Mathias Boes Frankfurt University

Antje Wiener University of Sussex

Integration Or Fragmentation? Globalisation And The Re-Organisation Of Paternalistic Forms Of Social Reproduction In The Brazilian Amazon

Regine Schoenenberg GTZ

Do Territories Compete ?

Christian Tuschhoff Emory University

Discussant: Mathias Albert Frankfurt University

Lothar Brock Frankfurt University

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

DISNEY AS DOMINATION: THE EXPORT OF CULTURE AND INFORMATION

Chair: Mary B. Geske Smith College

Friend Or Foe? French And Canadian Resistance To American Entertainment Exports

Patricia Goff Northwestern University

Uncle Sam Goes To Siliwood: Of Hegemony, Mercantilism, Path Dependency And......Disney

Aida A. Hozic University of Virginia

When Market Ideology And Cultural Chauvinism Collide: An Analysis Of The Franco-American Trade Dispute Over The Audiovisual Sector

Vicki Birchfield University of Georgia

Exclusion And Territoriality In Global Business: Influence Of Industrial Age State-Business Relations In The Information Age

Jagdish Sheth Emory University

Discussant: Mary B. Geske Smith College

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

INTERNATIONAL LEGAL INSTITUTIONS: CHANGING DIMENSIONS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY

Chair: Christopher C. Joyner Georgetown University

The Changing Nature Of International Legal Institutions: A Study In Community

Sonya Brown University of Wisconsin, Madison

An Argument For A Res Communis Antarctica Regime

A.W. Harris Humbolt State University

Peaceful Settlement Of International Disputes By Legal Means

Andrew Conteh Moorehead State University

The Legal Basis For Prosecution By The Yugoslavia War Crimes Tribunal: Success Or Failure?

Pamela D. Alesky Syracuse University

Discussant: Christopher C. Joyner Georgetown University

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

GLOBALIZATION AS EVERYDAY LIFE, PART 1: CONSUMPTION IN THE GLOBAL POLITICAL ECONOMY

Sponsor: Global Development ; International Political Economy

Chair: Eric Helleiner York University

Zoon Konsumption: Consumption And Social Subjectivity In Neoliberalism

Gigi Herbert Wabash College

The (UN)Wise (Ab)Use Of Nature: Environmentalism As Globalized Consumerism

Timothy W. Luke Virginia Polytechnic Institute

Spatiality And The IPE Of Consumption: Culture, Communication And Mobility

Stephen D. McDowell Florida State University

Consuming Technologies: Social Forces, Space And The Information Economy

Graham Todd York University

Discussant: Edward A. Comor American University

This Linked Panel Preceedes Wednesday B-18

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

THE EUROPEAN COMMON FOREIGN AND SECURITY POLICY: MYTH OR LEARNING DISABILITY?

Chair: Susanne Peters York University

The EU's Policies In The Yugoslav Crisis Management

Eric Remacle Universite Libre de Bruxelles

NATO's Future In Europe

Craig A. Snyder Deakin University

Common Ground Or Tragedy Of The Commons? Germany And The Common Foreign And Security Policy

Jonathan P.G. Bach Syracuse University

The Enlargement Of NATO: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back

Raimo Vayrynen University of Notre Dame

Discussant: Reimund Seidelmann Justus-Liebig Universitat Gieflen

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

AMERICAN AND MULTINATIONAL APPROACHES TO GLOBAL ORDER

Chair: Grant T. Hammond Air War College

Winning Wars And Losing The Peace: US Efforts To Preserve Global Security In The 20th Century

Grant T. Hammond Air War College

The Gray Zone: The US And The Illusory Zone Between Peacekeeping And Peace Enforcement

Will Curtis US Naval Academy

The Foreign Policy Of William Jefferson Clinton: Wilsonianism Reborn?

James Nathan Auburn University at Montgomery

The Search For Order: The US And Global Governance

James K. Oliver University of Delaware

Joann Kingsley University of Delaware

NATO Enlargement And The US Debate

Gale Mattox US Naval Academy

Discussant: Jeffrey S. Lantis The College of Wooster

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

LEGITIMACY IN INTERNATIONAL POLITICS

Sponsor: International Organization ; International Law

Chair: Alexander Wendt Yale University

The American Revolution And European Politics: International Dimensions Of Legitimation

Mlada Bukovansky Dartmouth College

Constitutionalism And Humanitarianism: New Principles Of Legitimacy In The Society Of States?

Timothy Dunne University of Wales

Nicholas Wheeler University of Wales

After Anarchy: Legitimacy And Authority In The International System

Ian Hurd Yale University

Rethinking The Cold War: A Neorealist-Constructivist Debate

Patricia Wrightson Georgetown University

Discussant: James Davis Ludwig-Maximilians Universitaet

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

PROBLEMS OF LEGITIMACY IN MULTILATERAL APPROACHES TO GLOBAL SECURITY

Chair: Ted Hopf University of Michigan

Multilateral Intervention And State Sovereignty

J. Samuel Barkin University of Victoria

Compliance Enforcement: The Norm Consensus Issue

Peggy Mason York University/Canadian Government

Multilateralism And State Sovereignty: Chinese Views On The Legitimacy Of Multilateral Intervention

Jing-dong Yuan University of British Columbia

A Theory of Identity and Soviet Alliance Choices, 1955

Ted Hopf University of Michigan

Discussant: Stewart S. Johnson California State University, Los Angeles

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

FROM PEACEBUILDING TO CONFLICT PREVENTION: THE POTENTIAL OF IOS

Sponsor: International Organization ; Peace Studies

Chair: David Dewitt York University

A UN Rapid Reaction Capability: Exploring A Forthcoming Instrument Of Conflict Prevention

Peter Langille University of Western Ontario

Liberalizing Without Losing Control: The Dynamics Of Political Transition In Uganda, 1986-1996

John Kiyaga-Nsubuga University of Toronto

ASEAN And The Management Of Regional Security

Shaun Narine University of Toronto

The EU, CFSP, And The Stabilizing Of Europe

Stephan Kux Europa Institut Basel

Discussant: Howard Adelman York University

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

INTERNATIONALIZING GENERAL EDUCATION CURRICULUM

Chair: Uliana Gabara University of Richmond

Teodora Amoloza Illinois Wesleyan University

Uliana Gabara University of Richmond

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

UNDERSTANDING THE RELATIONS BETWEEN NGOS, DONOR AGENCIES, AND GOVERNMENTS IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD, PART 2

Sponsor: Global Development ; International Organization

Chair: James Riker University of Wisconsin, Madison

NGOs, Donor Agencies, And The Rise Of Civil Society In Asia

James Riker University of Wisconsin, Madison

NGOs, Igos And The Prospects For Global Governance

Sandra J. MacLean Dalhousie University

The Uncertain Promise Of Non-Governmental Organizations And Civil Society In Transitional Societies: The Case Of Uganda

Susan Dicklish University of South Carolina

NGOs And The Agency For International Development: Collaboration Or Co-Optation

Cynthia P. Williams University of Wisconsin, Madison

Discussant: Kendall Stiles Loyola University

Wednesday B-210:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable

CANADA'S POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC CHALLENGES: SUBNATIONAL, NATIONAL, AND CONTINENTAL PERSPECTIVES

Chair: Earl H. Fry Brigham Young University

Canada's Unity And Constitutional Challenges

Richard Simeon University of Toronto

Quebec And Its Future Status In The Canadian Confederation

Kenneth McRoberts York University

Economic And Fiscal Challenges Facing Canada

Earl H. Fry Brigham Young University

Continental Challenges Facing The Canadian Nation

Joseph Jockel St. Lawrence University

Wednesday B-3 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

COPING WITH INSECURITY: LESSONS FROM THE ASIA-PACIFIC REGION

Chair: Lawrence Woods University of Northern British Columbia

Pacific Aspirations?: Canadian Conceptions Of Security In Eastern Asia

Kurtis Simpson York University

A Case Of Adaptation: Royama Masamichi And The Discourse Of International Politics, 1930-1960

Tomoko Akami University of Technology

Rediscovering Security

Lawrence Woods University of Northern British Columbia

Discussant: Shaun Narine University of Toronto

Wednesday B-4 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable

GENDER AND FOREIGN POLICY ANALYSIS

Sponsor: Feminist Theory and Gender Studies ; Foreign Policy Analysis

Chair: Deborah Gerner University of Kansas

Deborah Stienstra University of Winnipeg

Lisa Brandes Yale University

Sita Ranchod-Nillson Denison University

Meredith Sarkees Niagara University

Wednesday B-5 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

INSECURITY AND THE THREAT TO DEMOCRATIZATION

Sponsor: Theme Panel ; Global Development

Chair: TBA

The Environment Of Political Violence And Political Opportunity: Peru, Russia And Spain In Transition

Michael A. Gross University of South Carolina

Alynna J. Lyon University of South Carolina

Ken Rogerson University of South Carolina

Democracy And Insecurity In West Africa

Bruce Magnusson University of Wisconsin, Madison

Prospects For Human Development/Security In Africa In The 21st Century: From Neo-Liberal Conditionalities To Peace-Building Interventions

Timothy M. Shaw Dalhousie University

Discussant: Pierre P. Lizee McGill University/Universite de Montreal

Wednesday B-6 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable

CORE COURSES FOR IS MAJORS: WHAT CONTENT DO THEY HAVE IN COMMON?

Chair: Ann Kelleher Pacific Lutheran University

Uliana Gabara University of Richmond

Brian Klunk University of the Pacific

Ann Kelleher Pacific Lutheran University

Wednesday B-7 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable

INNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO TEACHING INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS

Sponsor: Active Learning in International Affairs

Chair: John Boehrer Kennedy School of Government, Harvard

Learning International Politics: The Method Of An Early Warning System For Georgia

Chien-pin Li Kennesaw State University

Project ICONS: Interactive Learning For Area Studies Curriculum

Elizabeth Blake University of Maryland

Making Sure The Tail Isn't Wagging The Dog: How The Web And The Internet Can Be Real Resources That Support Teaching

Kent M. Bolton California State University, San Marcos

Discussant: Lev Gonick California State Polytechnic University

Wednesday B-8 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable

NEW APPROACHES TO GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT: RETHINKING PARTICIPATION, PARTNERSHIP AND EMPOWERMENT

Sponsor: Feminist Theory and Gender Studies ; Global Development

Chair: Jane L. Parpart Dalhousie University

Kathleen Staudt University of Texas at El Paso

Mitu Hirshman City University of New York

Patience Elabor-Idemudia University of Saskatchewan

Shirin Rai University of Warwick

Dorothy L. Hodgson Rutgers University

Sinith Sittirak Women and Environment Research Network in Thailand

Wednesday B-9 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable

LOGIC OF INQUIRY IN INTERNATIONAL POLITICS: A ROUNDTABLE HONORING THE MEMORY OF BEN MOST

Sponsor: Scientific Studies of International Processes

Chair: Harvey Starr University of South Carolina

Politics, Uncertainty, And Probabalistic Causality: A Memorial In Honor Of Benjamin A. Most

Claudio Cioffi-Revilla University of Colorado

The Methodology Of Necessary Conditions

Bear F. Braumoeller University of Michigan

Scott Gates University of Michigan

Games And Research Design In International Politics

James D. Morrow Stanford University

The Mentor Chain: Substitutability And Decision Making

Steven C. Poe University of North Texas

Theoretical Logic And Multivariate Models

James Lee Ray Vanderbilt University

Discussant: Michael D. Ward University of Colorado

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

ECOLOGICAL INSECURITY: COPING THROUGH COOPERATION

Sponsor: Theme Panel ; Environmental Studies

Chair: Geoffrey Dabelko University of Maryland

An Interpretive Framework For Understanding Environmental Cooperation

Katrina Rogers American Graduate School of International Management

The Environmental Impact Of Property Rights

Doris Andrea Fuchs University of Michigan

Inclusive Environmental Ethics And National Strategies For Ecologically Sustained Development: Implications For Regional Security

Anton Ivanov Russian Academy of Sciences

Resource Scarcity And Ethnic Conflict

Sergei Sokolovsky Russian Academy of Sciences

Norway And The IWC Moratorium On Commercial Whaling: International Resource Management In A Conflictual Setting

Jennifer Bailey Norwegian University of Technology and Science

Discussant: Jaap de Wilde University of Twente

Torbjorn Knutsen University of Trondheim

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

HISTORICAL MATERIALISM AND IR: NEW PERSPECTIVES

Chair: Hazel Smith University of Kent at Canterbury

Global Capitalism vs. National Sovereignty? The Politics Of Globalization

Hannes Lacher University of California, Los Angeles

Demystifying The Expansion: State Formation In The Non-European World

Mandy Turner London School of Economics

Theorising Domination, War, And International Relations In The European High Middle Ages

Benno G. Teschke London School of Economics

Social Revolutions, The Cold War And International Relations Theory

Rick Saull London School of Economics

Discussant: Ralph Pettman Victoria University of Wellington

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

UKRAINIAN-RUSSIAN INTERDEPENDENCE: A KEY TO UKRAINIAN STATEHOOD?

Sponsor: American-Soviet Successor State Relations

Chair: Richard F. Staar Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace

Ukrainian-Russian Ideological And Party-Political Relations: A Key To Ukrainian Statehood?

Igor Koval Odessa University

Ukrainian-Russian Economic Relations: A Key To Ukrainian Statehood?

Philip S. Gillette Old Dominion University

Ukrainian-Russian Ethnic Relations: A Key To Ukrainian Statehood?

Semyen Appatov Odessa University

Ukrainian-Russian Military Relations: A Key To Ukrainian Statehood?

John Jaworsky University of Waterloo

Discussant: David Albright Indiana University

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

SETTING ENVIRONMENTAL AGENDAS IN INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

Chair: Hugh Dyer University of Leeds

Democratizing The U.N.: A Sustainable Imperative?

Mark Imber University of St. Andrews

NGOs And Multilateral Trade Policy-Making

Annie Taylor Southampton University

The European Union As An Actor In Global Environment Negotiations

Charlotte Ann Bretherton Liverpool John Moores University

John Vogler Liverpool John Moores University

Implementation Review And The Climate Agenda

Owen Greene University of Bradford

Discussant: Howard Warshawsky Roanoke College

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

NEW CONFIGURATIONS IN THE SOURCES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW

Chair: Charlotte Ku American Society of International Law

Sources And Contemporary International Law

Charlotte Ku American Society of International Law

Technology-Driven Changes To International Law

John King Gamble Pennsylvania State University, Behr

International Law Making In A Community Context

Jonathan I. Charney Vanderbilt University

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

STATES VS. FINANCIAL MARKETS: THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK?

Chair: Dale Smith Florida State University

Liberalizing Capital And Exchange Controls: Domestic Politics Or Systemic Changes?

Quan Li Florida State University

Dale Smith Florida State University

Financing System Stability: Underwriting The Debt Burden

Davis Bobrow University of Pittsburgh

Mark Boyer University of Connecticut

Transnationalising The State In Global Financial Markets: Co-Operative Regulatory Regimes, Domestic Political Authority, And Conceptual Models Of The State

Geoffrey R.D. Underhill University of Warwick

Discussant: Duncan Wood Instituto Tecnologico Autonomo de Mexico

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

NEW DIRECTIONS FOR HUMAN RIGHTS LAW IN THE 21ST CENTURY

Chair: Daniel C. Turack Capital University

Human Rights And Development, Rhetoric And Reality: The Practice Of The UNDP And The World Bank

David Forsythe University of Nebraska, Lincoln

Status Consciousness -- An Examination Of Minority Status In The Framework Convention For The Protection Of National Minorities

John Stompor University of Chicago

Reporting Systems Under Human Rights Conventions

Lawrence J. LeBlanc Marquette University

The Clinton Administration And Human Rights: Problems And Prospects

Rebecca Moore Concordia College

Discussant: Daniel C. Turack Capital University

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

CONSTRUCTIVISM AND INTERNATIONAL LAW

Chair: Anthony Clark Arend Georgetown University

Constructivism And International Legal Rules

Anthony Clark Arend Georgetown University

International Law And The Constitution Of National Interests

Stephen A. Kocs College of the Holy Cross

Inside Constructivist Theory: The Role Of Institutions In Facilitating Identity Transformation

Scott Bowden Georgetown University

International Law And The Construction Of State Interests And State Identities: Britain In The Persian Gulf, 1900-1928

Scott Waalkes University of Virginia

Discussant: Mary Durfee Michigan Technological University

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

GLOBALIZATION AND THE EVERYDAY: BUSINESS, LABOR, AND POPULAR CULTURE

Sponsor: International Political Economy ; Global Development

Chair: Matt Davies Wabash College

Sectoral Politics Of Regional Integration: The Case Of Turkey's Entry To The Customs Union

Mine Eder Bogazici University

A Day In The Life Of Maria, A Slave

Elizabeth Davies Valparaiso University

Watching Globalization: The Television Industry And The Privatization Of Public Space

Matt Davies Wabash College

Social Charters And The Internationalization Of Social Justice Struggles

Carolyn Bassett York University

Discussant: Edward A. Comor American University

This Linked Panel Preceedes Wednesday A-17

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

Dockside 5

REFUGEES AS THREAT TO STATE AND REGIONAL STABILITY IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD

Sponsor: International Security Studies ; Ethnicity, Nationalism & Migration

Chair: Mark Gibney Purdue University

Two Sides Of The Same Coin? Refugees As Victims Or Instrument Of Environmental Change

Shin-wha Lee Korea University

Victims Or Intruders? Political Implications Of Refugee Flows

Susanne Schmeidl York University

The Real Threat Of Forced Displacement: Refugee Warriors

Howard Adelman York University

Discussant: Barry Stein Michigan State University

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

THE NEW THREAT FROM THE EAST? UNITED STATES POLICY TOWARD POLITICAL ISLAM

Chair: Claire Spencer King's College

Hegemony And Its Discontents: United States Policy Toward Iraq, Iran, Hamas, And Hezbollah And Their Responses

Laura Drake The American University

The New Threat To American Foreign Policy? The Iranian And Egyptian Islamists

Fawaz Gerges Sarah Lawrence College

The United States, The Algerian Crisis, And The Question Of Radical Islamism

Yahia H. Zoubir Thunderbird - The American Graduate School of International Management

Two Sides Of The Coin: Islam And The West And The Construction Of 'The Threat.'

Mohommed A. Muqtedar Khan Georgetown University

Naisy Sarduy University of Miami

Discussant: Duncan L. Clarke The American University

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

DOMESTIC REGIME TRANSPARENCY AND FOREIGN POLICY

Chair: James Bennett Syracuse University

Free Press, Dehumanization, And The Limits Of Interdemocratic Conflict

Douglas A. Van Belle University of New Orleans

Disasters And Political Instability: The Effects Of Regime Repressiveness, Development, And International Aid

A. Cooper Drury Arizona State University

Richard Olson Arizona State University

I Know That You Know And You Know That I Know: Information Availability And Conflict Escalation

Eric Siegel University of California, Davis

Dictatorship And Redemocratization In Foreign Policy Making: Systematic Qualitative Comparison Of Two Case Studies

Vincent Kelly Pollard University of Hawaii at Manoa

Discussant: James Bennett Syracuse University

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

UN PEACEKEEPING AT THE CROSSROADS

Chair: Laura Neack Miami University

Developing States As Peacekeepers: A Comparative Analysis

Karen A. Mingst University of Kentucky

The NATO-UN-WEU Institutional Triangle In The Changing European Security Domain

Susan Penska Westmont College

Peacekeeping's New Dark Age

Laura Neack Miami University

The End Of Collective Defence In An Age Of Collective Security-- The Case Of NATO

Simon Duke Central European University

Discussant: J. Martin Rochester University of Missouri St. Louis

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

FROM PEACEBUILDING TO CONFLICT PREVENTION: THE POTENTIAL OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS II

Sponsor: International Organization ; Peace Studies

Chair: Erika Simpson University of Western Ontario

Legitimation Contests And Civil Conflict: The Role Of International Organizations In Conflict Prevention

James Busumtwi-Sam Simon Fraser University

The Peacebuilding Process In Zimbabwe: External Threats And The Enemy Within

Hevina S. Dashwood University of Toronto

Linking Peacekeeping With Conflict Resolution: A Taxonomic Analysis With Implications

Paul F. Diehl University of Illinois

Daniel Druckman National Research Council

James Wall University of Missouri

Discussant: Michael Marks Willamette University

Wednesday C-11:45 - 3:30 PM

NGOS, SOVEREIGNTY AND THIRD WORLD DEVELOPMENT

Sponsor: Global Development ; International Organization

Chair: Mark Owen Lombardi University of Tampa

Sovereign Dreams And Unsovereign Actors: State-NGO Norms Of Interaction

Mark Denham University of Toledo

NGOs And The Politics Of Structural Adjustment: The African Experience

Mark Owen Lombardi University of Tampa

Aid And Sovereignty

Christopher Kilby Vassar College

Threats To State Sovereignty More Than Enemies Of State

Karen Ruth Adams University of California, Berkeley

Discussant: Bruce Cronin University of Wisconsin, Madison

Wednesday C-21:45 - 3:30 PM Roundtable

USING FILM AND FICTION IN THE TEACHING OF INTERNATIONAL POLITICS, FOREIGN POLICY AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THEORY

Chair: Ronnie D. Lipschutz University of California, Santa Cruz

Ronnie D. Lipschutz University of California, Santa Cruz

Jutta Weldes Kent State University

James Der Derian University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Carl Bromley University of Massachusetts, Amherst

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

APPROACHES TO HUMAN RIGHTS

Chair: Richard Claude University of Maryland

The Politics Of Legitimacy: Human Rights Campaigns And The State

Darren Hawkins Dartmouth College

Improving The Effectiveness Of Economic Sanctions In Cases Of Human Rights

Marc V. Simon Bowling Green State University

Ethical Dilemmas In Connection To Arms Export

Mona Fixdal University of Oslo

Repression And The Human Right To Personal Integrity Revisited

Steven Poe University of North Texas

C. Neal Tate University of North Texas

Linda Camp Keith University of North Texas

The Politics Of Genocide Prevention

Robert C. Johansen Notre Dame University

Discussant: Richard Claude University of Maryland

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

POLITICAL ECOLOGY OF NORTH-SOUTH ECONOMIC RELATIONS

Sponsor: Global Development ; Environmental Studies

Chair: Hugh Dyer University of Leeds

Aid, Sustainable Development And The Environmental Crisis

Marc Williams University of Sussex

Global Industry Environment Standards: Green Savior For The Developing World?

Jennifer Clapp York University

Dying Geese: Japan And The International Political Ecology Of Southeast Asia

Derek Hall Cornell University

Discussant: Urs Thomas University of Montreal

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

LANGUAGE, IDENTITY, AND CONFLICT IN THE BASQUE COUNTRY

Chair: Cynthia L. Irvin University of Kentucky

The Process Of Identity-Construction And The Ethno-Linguistic Movement In The Basque Country

Benjamin Tejerina University of the Basque Country

In Search Of Gray: Elkarri And The Basque Peace Process

Roland Vazquez Rutgers University

The Basque Nation: Subjectivity, Attachment, And Identity

Thomas C Davis Kent State University

From Centralist Dictatorship To Federal Democracy: The Case Of Spain

Daniele Conversi Syracuse University

Discussant: Cynthia L. Irvin University of Kentucky

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

COOPERATION IN THE AMERICAS: NAFTA, MERCOSUR, AND THE FTAA

Sponsor: Theme Panel ; International Political Economy

Chair: W. Ladd Hollist Brigham Young University

Foreign Policy Collaboration

Roberto Russell Institute of Foreign Service

Changing Dynamics In The Americas

Augusto F. Varas Fundacion Ford

Trading On Nature In The Americas

Daniel Nielson Brigham Young University

MERCOSUR And The FTAA

W. Ladd Hollist Brigham Young University

Discussant: Lorraine Eden Texas A & M

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

LIBERALISM AND INTERNATIONAL CONFLICT

Sponsor: Scientific Studies of International Processes

Chair: T. Clifton Morgan Rice University

Multifaceted Interdependence And International Conflict

Susan M. MacMillan Pennsylvania State University

A Game Theoretic Model Of Conflict Escalation: Old Variables, New Findings

Peter Partell Binghamton University

Cabinet Structure And International Dispute Involvement: An Empirical Assessment

Brandon Prins Michigan State University

Christopher Sprecher Michigan State University

Economic Correlates Of War: Assessing The Opportunity Costs Of Bilateral Versus Multilateral Financial Flows Into The Third World, 1968-1992

Lars P. Soltvedt Buskerud College

Volker Krause University of Michigan

Discussant: T. Clifton Morgan Rice University

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

DEMOCRACY AND CONFLICT PROCESSES

Sponsor: Theme Panel ; Scientific Studies of International Processes

Chair: Harvey Starr University of South Carolina

Democracy And The Legitimization Of Military Intervention

William J. Dixon University of Arizona

The Substantive Significance Of The Democratic Peace

Scott Gates Michigan State University

Sara McLaughlin Michigan State University

The Hazard Of Democratization: Regime Type, Regime Transition, And Civil War, 1945-1994

Haavard Hegre International Peace Research Institute, Oslo

Tanja Ellingsen University of Oslo

Monica Jakobsen George Mason University

Arvid Raknerud University of Oslo

Big Or Small? A Re-Examination Of The Danger Of War Emanating From Democratization

Michael D. Ward University of Colorado

Kristian Gleditsch University of Colorado

Discussant: Harvey Starr University of South Carolina

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

FEMINIST RESEARCH, PEDAGOGY AND PRACTICE: CRITICAL REFLECTIONS

Chair: Steve Niva Columbia University

Innocence And Power In North-South Research

Barbara Heron Ontario Institute for Studies in Education

A Feminist Critique Of Participatory Development Discourse

Rebecca Tiessen University of Guelph

Knowledge, Experience, Difference: Embracing Contradiction Within Feminist Research And Practice

Marnina Gonick Ontario Institute for Studies in Education

Feminist Pedagogy And Global Transformations

Cynthia Chavez Metoyer California State University at San Marcos

Ranjeeta Ghiara California State University at San Marcos

Sex Workers And Feminists: Enemies Or Allies?

Kamala Kempadoo University of Colorado

Discussant: Linda Forcey Binghamton University

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

EMERGING INTELLIGENCE MANAGEMENT ISSUES: THE ECONOMIC ARENA

Chair: Peter Unsinger San Jose State University

A Difficult Balancing Act: The Dilemmas Of A National Cryptography Policy

Herbert Lin National Academy of Sciences

The Nature Of Economic Forecasting

Glenn Hastedt James Madison University

Meeting A Commercial Need For Intelligence - The International Maritime Bureau

Peter Unsinger San Jose State University

Discussant: Samuel Porteous Canadian Security Intelligence Service

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

REBUILDING PEACE AFTER CONFLICT: LESSONS, LEGACIES AND STRATEGIES

Chair: Michael Doyle Princeton University

Peacebuilding In Bosnia-Herzegovina

Elizabeth Cousens International Peace Academy

Civilian Police In Peacebuilding

Michael Barnett University of Wisconsin

Organizing For Peacebuilding: The New York Dimension

Ameen Jan International Peace Academy

Cheten Kumar International Peace Academy

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

FORMAL APPROACHES TO THE ANALYSIS OF INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY

Chair: Detlef Sprinz PIK-Potsdam Institute for Climate

Simulation

Urs Luterbacher Graduate Institute of International Studies

Game Theory

Marc Kilgour Wilfrid Laurier University

Yael Wolinsky University of Chicago

Discussant: Galina Churkina University of Montana

Xinyuan Dai University of Chicago

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

Sponsor: International Security Studies ; Intelligence Studies

DEMOCRACY AND VIOLENCE

Chair: David C. Rapoport University of California, Los Angeles

Violence And Elections

David C. Rapoport University of California, Los Angeles

Weinberg Leonard University of Nevada, Reno

Protecting Fledgling Democracies By Outlawing Anti-Democratic Political Parties

John E. Finn Wesleyan University

Political Violence In Democracies: A Modern-Day Paradox

Murphy John Villanova University

Discussant: Stewart S. Johnson California State University, Los Angeles

Lawrence Robertson University of Miami

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

THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM AND RESPONSES OF THE POST-SOVIET STATES

Sponsor: American-Soviet Successor State Relations

Chair: Bear F. Braumoeller University of Michigan

Sources Of Isolationism In International Relations

Bear F. Braumoeller University of Michigan

Is The Baltic Moving West? The Emerging Transnational Community Around The Baltic

Stacy VanDeveer University of Maryland

Reassurance vs. Deterrence Strategies In NATO Expansion Debates

Christopher Ball Columbia University

Following The Yellow Brick Road: What Political Lessons Has Russia Learned From The IMF?

Michele Crumley University of Connecticut, Storrs

Discussant: James Richter Bates College

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

ECONOMICS AND SECURITY: CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF A NEW SECURITY REGIME

Chair: Patrice Franko Colby College

Measuring Economic Security

Kristin Lord Georgetown University

The Changing Political Economy Of The International Arms Trade

Joanna Spear University of London

Argentina And Brazil: Regional Model Of Confidence Building

Clovis Brigagao Conjunto Universiteria Candido Mendes

Economic Espionage: Effects On US Cooperation With Allies

Duncan L. Clarke American University

Robert Johnston American University

Discussant: Patrice Franko Colby College

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

THE DEVELOPMENT OF A EUROPEAN UNION FOREIGN POLICY: PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES I

Chair: Alan Cafruny Hamilton College

Transgressing Borders: Safe Third Countries And The Emergent European Refugee Regime

Sandra Lavenex European University Institute

The Role Of The Santer Commission In Expanding The Range Of The EU Common Foreign Policy

Patrick Peters Hamilton College

The European Union And The Non-EU Members In Europe: EFTA And The Enlargement To The East

Federiga Bindi Universite Libre de Bruxelles

Community Institutions And The Making Of EU Foreign Policy

Sabrina Tesoka European University Institute

Discussant: Christopher Hill London School of Economics and Political Science

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

CONSTITUTIONAL CONVERGENCE AMONG THREE CONTINENTAL SYSTEMS: COMPARING THE INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK OF THE EU, NAFTA, AND ASEAN WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF THE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION

Chair: Stephen Clarkson University of Toronto

The European Union As A Constitutional State

Francis Snyder European University Institute

NAFTA: An Economic Constitution For Corporate Autonomy

Stephen Clarkson University of Toronto

A Bifurcated ASEAN Under The Greatest Strain

Nobuyuki Yasuda Nagoya University

Squaring The Circle: The EU's Free-Trade-Area Agreements And Trade Multilateralism

Philip Nel University of Stellenbosch

Discussant: Claus Ehlermann European University Institute

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

HUMAN RIGHTS: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES

Chair: Adamantia Pollis New School for Social Research

Individual Versus Ethnic Rights In The Balkans

Adamantia Pollis New School for Social Research

Patterns Of State Violence In Brazil

Anthony Pereira New School for Social Research

Human Rights In Hong Kong On The Eve Of The Transition

Linda Butenhoff University of Denver

Discussant: Glenn Fieldman San Francisco State University

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

MISSILE PROLIFERATION: PREVENTIVE, MILITARY, AND REGIME-BASED RESPONSES

Chair: Wyn Bowen Monterey Institute of International Studies

Evaluating The Missile Proliferation Threat

Aaron Karp Old Dominion University

Missile Defenses In Asia And Their Impact On Arms Control/Nonproliferation

James Clay Moltz Monterey Institute of International Studies Studies

European Theater Missile Defenses: Defense Against Whom?

Stuart Croft University of Birmingham

Evaluating The Current And Future Effectiveness Of The Missile Technology Control Regime

Wyn Bowen Monterey Institute of International Studies Studies

Discussant: Henry Sokolski Nonproliferation Policy Education Center

Wednesday C-20 1:45 - 3:30 PM Roundtable

RESEARCH ON WOMEN AS LEADERS IN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: THEORIES AND PRACTICE

Sponsor: International Organization ; Feminist Theory and Gender Studies

Chair: Nanette S. Levinson American University

Nancy E. McGlen Niagara University

Meredith Reid Sarkees Niagara University

Margaret Sutton Indiana University

Janice A. Zarro Mallinckrodt Inc.

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

HUMAN INSECURITY IN THE NEW WORLD ORDER

Chair: Robert Beck University of Virginia

On The Right Of Human Security

Paz Buttedahl Buttedahl Research and Development Association

Genocide And The New World Order

Kenneth Campbell University of Delaware

Great Power Responsibility For Failed States

Cathal Nolan Boston University

Robert Jackson University of British Columbia

The Right Of Rescue

Morton Winston The College of New Jersey

Discussant: Albert Pierce National War College

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

GLOBAL GOVERNANCE FOR THE 21ST CENTURY

Chair: Robert Cox York University

Developing The New Realist Perspective On Global Change

Martin Hewson York University

The State-Society Complex Paradigm And The New Multilateralism

W. Andy Knight Bishop's University

Established, Evolving And New Multilateralisms: Assessing Their Realistic Potential For Meeting The Challenges Of The 21st Century

Michael Schechter Michigan State University

Discussant: Keith Krause Graduate Institute of International Affairs

Timothy J. Sinclair University of Warwick

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

CRISIS FORECASTING ON NORTH KOREA - MYTH AND REALITY

Chair: Eun-ho Lee Chongjoo University

Succession Politics, Economic Hardship, And Crisis Forecasting: Toward A Dynamic Model

Dalchoong Kim Yonsei University

Sook-soo Lee The Kim Dae Jung Peace Foundation

Crisis Or Transitional Hardship?: A Japanese Perspective

Masao Okonogi Keio University

North Korean Crisis And An American Choice

Scott Snyder The United States Institute of Peace

Crisis Forecasting On North Korea: Discourses On Some Conceptual And Methodological Problems

Chung-in Moon Yonsei University

Kihl-jae Ryoo Kyungnam University

Discussant: Andrew Mack Australian National University

B.C. Koh University of Illinois at Chicago

Wednesday D-13:45 - 5:30 PM

NATO EXPANSION AND THE DILEMMAS OF SECURITY IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE

Chair: Stephen Blank U.S. Army War College

Poland In NATO: Regional And Trans-Atlantic Security Implications

Andrew A. Michta Rhodes College

Ukrainian Security Dilemmas

Ilya Prizel Johns Hopkins University

Baltic Security In The New World Order

Stephen Blank U.S. Army War College

NATO Enlargement And Russian Democracy

Witold J. Lukaszewski Sam Houston State University

Discussant: Aurel Braun University of Toronto

Wednesday D-23:45 - 5:30 PM

RELIGION AND CONFLICT IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Sponsor: Comparative Interdisciplinary Studies ; Ethnicity, Nationalism & Migration

Chair: Josephine Squires Fort Hays State University

Religion And Ethnonationalism In The Balkans: Religion As Politics

Steven Majstorovic Duquense University

The Coexistence Of Secularism And Fundamentalism In India

Pelgy Vaz Fort Hays State University

Religious And Ethnic Identity As Scapegoat: The Making Of Political Interest In Northern Ireland

Josephine Squires Fort Hays State University

The Role Of Religion In Ethnic Conflict: A Large-N Study

Johnathan Fox University of Maryland

Discussant: Makram Haluani Simon Bolivar University

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

CHANGING ASPECTS OF EUROPEAN SECURITY

Chair: Stuart Croft University of Birmingham

Opposition To Atlanticism

David Dunn University of Birmingham

Idealism In The Czech Political Tradition And Its Reflection In The Czechoslovak Security Policy In 1989-1993

Jiri Sedivy Charles University

The New France-NATO Relationship

Thierry Tardy Institute de Relations International

Strategic Adaptation In NATO

Terry Terriff University of Birmingham

Germany's Relations With Central Europe

Vladimir Handl University of Birmingham

Discussant: Stuart Croft University of Birmingham

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

ETHNIC CONFLICT, ETHNIC IDENTITY, AND PEACEMAKING

Chair: Janie Leatherman Notre Dame University

Long-Term Analysis Of The 'Kurdish Refugee Problem' In The Middle East: Structural Qualities Of Defensive Nationalism And The Construction Of The Refugee Crisis

Nergis Canefe Gunluk York University

Ethnic Time: Construction Of Albanian Minority Identity In The Balkans

Burcu Akan American University

Why Peace Prevailed: The Story Of A Relatively Successful Case Of Preventing Violent Conflict In The Republic Of Macedonia

Alice Ackermann University of Miami

Discussant: Janie Leatherman Notre Dame University

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

SHIFTING DEVELOPMENT PARADIGMS: THEORY, PRACTICE AND POLITICS

Chair: William Munro Northwestern University

Organizational Responses To Changing Development Paradigms: UNCTAD, The GATT And The G77

Kathryn Lavelle Northwestern University

Fiscal Policy And Development Theory: The Consensus On Belindia

Rathin Roy University of London

Social Movements And The 'Death Of Development' Thesis Revisited

Subir Sinha University of Vermont

Fragile Consensus: Business, State And Development Strategy In India

Atsi Sheth Northwestern University

Discussant: William Munro Northwestern University

Wednesday D-6 3:45 - 5:30 PM Roundtable

COLLABORATIVE EFFORTS TO PROMOTE INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

Chair: Harry Chernotsky UNC Charlotte

Kathleen Reilly Seton Hall University

Howard Warshawsky Roanoke College

Harry Chernotsky UNC Charlotte

Wednesday D-7 3:45 - 5:30 PM

INSECURITY: MIGRATION (REFUGEES) AND ETHNIC NATIONALISM AS SYMPTOMS OF WORLD SYSTEMIC CRISIS

Chair: Henry Teune University of Pennsylvania

Transnationalization, Socio-Political Disorder And Ethnifications As Expressions Of Declining Global Hegemony

Jonathan Friedman University of Lund

The Effects Of Incorporation Into World-Systems On Ethnic Processes: Lessons From The Ancient World For The Modern World

Thomas D. Hall DePauw University

Globalism, Localism, And Islamism: The Dialectics Of Migration And Identity

Majid Tehranian University of Hawaii

Ethnic Nationalisms In Para-Modern Environments

Fred W. Riggs University of Hawaii

Discussant: William Safran University of Colorado at Boulder

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

FEMINIST ISSUES IN TRANSNATIONALIZING CONTEXTS

Sponsor: Global Development ; Feminist Theory and Gender Studies

Chair: Judith Hellman University of Toronto

Engendering Counter-Hegemony: The Regionalization Of Social Forces In North America

Teresa Healy Trent University

Laura Macdonald Carleton University

From The 'Personal To The Regional': Women's And Feminist Contributions To The Creation Of A 'NAFTA-Esque' Regional Civil Society

Marianne Marchand University of Amsterdam

Discussant: Judith Hellman University of Toronto

Wednesday D-9 3:45 - 5:30 PM

DOMESTIC POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Sponsor: Scientific Studies of International Processes

Chair: James Lee Ray Vanderbilt University

Social Insurance, Domestic Audience Costs, And Crisis Bargaining

David H. Clark Florida State University

Robert A. Hart Florida State University

All Politics Is International? Reputation, 'Cheap Talk' Games, & (Neo)-Realism

Erik Gartzke University of Iowa

Evidence For The Kantian Peace: Democracy, Trade, And International Organizations, 1950-1992

Bruce Russett Yale University

Domestic Social Purpose And The Democratic Peace

Marc V. Simon Bowling Green State University

Curtis Peet Bowling Green State University

Discussant: James Lee Ray Vanderbilt University

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

CIVIL-MILITARY RELATIONS AND BUREAUCRATIC POLITICS AT THE MILLENNIUM: THE CASE OF THE UNITED STATES

Chair: Carolyn C. James Iowa State University

Bring Me Men . . . And Also Women? The US Military In The 21st Century

Silvana Rubino-Hallman Syracuse University

Scientists, Soldiers, And Statesmen: Sharing The Nuclear Secret At The Dawn Of A New Age

Carolyn C. James Iowa State University

The United States, Security Assistance And Civilian Control

Axel Krigsman Yale University

A New Look At Civil-Military Relations

Edward B. Davis The Citadel

Sheila M. Davis Charleston Southern University

Discussant: James Wirtz Naval Postgraduate School

Edward Rhodes Rutgers University

Wednesday D-11 3:45 - 5:30 PM Roundtable

INTELLIGENCE, ETHICS AND DEMOCRACY

Sponsor: Intelligence Studies ; International Ethics

Chair: Thomas Idinopulos Miami University (OH)

Robert Phillips University of Connecticut, Hartford

Anthony Hartle U.S.Military Academy

Burton Gerber

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

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPERIALISM AND ECONOMIES IN TRANSITION

Sponsor: Environmental Studies ; American-Soviet Successor State Relations

Chair: Laura Strohm Monterey Institute of International Studies

Ecoimperialism: Fact Or Fiction In East Central Europe

Barbara Jancar-Webster SUNY-Brockport

Environmental Imperialism And The Role Of International Organizations In Central And East Europe

Valerie Assetto Colorado State University

Nuclear Power In East Central Europe: The Role Of The West

John Kramer Mary Washington College

The Evolution Of Environmental Interest In The People's Republic Of China: Population, Power And Global Ecopolitics

Jonathan Harrington Loyola University of Chicago

Discussant: Robert Darst University of Oregon

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

EMPIRICAL APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY

Chair: Yael Wolinsky University of Chicago

Empirical-Quantitative Approaches

Detlef Sprinz PIK-Potsdam Institute for Climate I

Empirical-Qualitative Approaches

Thomas Bernauer Swiss Federal Institute of Technology

Ronald Mitchell University of Oregon

Discussant: Harald Jacobson University of Michigan

Robert Keohane Duke University

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

THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF VOTING POWER, DECISION RULES, AND BARGAINING IN INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

Chair: Jonathan R. Strand University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Coalition Formation And Voting Power In The European Union

Madeleine Hosli University of Geneva

The Political Economy Of A Priori Voting Power In The World Bank And IMF

Jonathan R. Strand University of Nebraska-Lincoln

David P. Rapkin University of Tsubuka

David B. Wood Nebraska Wesleyan University

Embedded Institutions, Decision Rules, And State Bargaining Strength: The European Community And Its Member States In Global Politics

Joseph Jupille University of Washington

Who Owes Whom, And How Much? Modeling Reciprocity Strategies In International Relations

Joseph Lepgold Georgetown University

George Shambaugh Georgetown University

Discussant: Steven J. Brams New York University

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

NEW INSIGHTS IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THEORY

Chair: Deborah Avant George Washington University

Resolving The Hobbesian Problem: Limits Of Liberal Theory Of State Formation

Ashley Tellis RAND

Emulation And Neorealist Theories Of The State

Joao Resende-Santos Harvard University

Cooperation Is Not Enlightened Self-Interest: A Realist Explanation For The Immutability Of Domestic Interests And International Cooperation

Jennifer Sterling-Folker University of Connecticut

Beyond The Communitarian/Cosmopolitan Divide: Justice, Community, And Conversation In Normative International Relations Theory

Richard Shapcott University of Bristol

Discussant: Daniel Deudney University of Pennsylvania

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

THE DEVELOPMENT OF A EUROPEAN UNION FOREIGN ECONOMIC POLICY: PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES II

Sponsor: International Political Economy ; Foreign Policy Analysis

Chair: Geoffrey Underhill University of Warwick

The City vs. The Continent: Social Origins Of British Hostility To EMU

Leila Talani European University Institute

Protectionism In A Globalized Food System: The Impact Of The Cap On The World Market

Marjoleine Hennis European University Institute

Europe In The Post-Hegemonic Era Of Trade Governance: The EU-US Trade Policy And Diplomacy In The World Trade Organization

Jens Mortensen New York University and European University

European Union Telecommunications Policy And The Challenge Of Globalization

Mirjam van Bergen European University Institute

Discussant: Geoffrey Underhill University of Warwick

Ruth Bevan Yeshiva University

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

GLOBALISM VS. LOCALISM IN TECHNOLOGY POLICY

Chair: Steven Collins University of Washington, Bothell

Thinking Globally, Acting Locally: Techno-Localism In Japan And The United States

Steven Collins University of Washington, Bothell

Testing Technoglobalism

Gregory Corning University of Texas-Austin

International Firms, Strategic Trade, And Reciprocity

Jonathan Crystal Georgia State University

Politics In Hard Drives: Sectors, Institutions And Comparative Responses To Innovation In The Computer Industry

Ken Gilmore University of Texas, Austin

Discussant: W.D. Kay Northeastern University

Eileen Doherty Case Western Reserve

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

WHEN QUANTITY IS QUALITY: COUNTING THE COSTS AND BENEFITS OF TRADE

Chair: William P. Avery University of Nebraska

The Political Economy Of Non-Tariff Trade Protection In LDCs

Frank A. Boyd Illinois Wesleyan University

Exploring The Impact Of Trade And Investment On Income Inequality: A Cross-National Sectoral Analysis Of The OECD Countries

Vincent A. Mahler Loyola University Chicago

Trade Interdependence And Political Influence: Linkage Timing

Jongryn Mo Yonsei University

Presidential Side Payments And The NAFTA Vote In The US House Trade Policymaking

William P. Avery University of Nebraska

Discussant: Young Soo Kim Stanford University

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

HISTORICAL LESSONS AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON CURRENT THINKING ABOUT SECURITY

Chair: Donald Schulz US Army War College

Learning The Lessons Of Vietnam: Lesson Identification And International Position

Bernard I. Finel Georgetown University

Decline, Domestic Politics, And Retrenchment: Britain's East Of Suez Decision

Jeffrey Pickering St. Mary's College of Maryland

The Middle East Peace Process In Historical Context

B.A. Roberson University of Warwick

Discussant: Donald Schulz US Army War College

Wednesday D-20 3:45 - 5:30 PM Roundtable

A NEW LOOK AT CASE STUDY LEARNING: EVALUATING CONTROVERSIAL U.S. PRESIDENTIAL DECISIONS TO INTERVENE MILITARILY IN CUBA, IRAQ & AFGHANISTAN

Sponsor: Active Learning in International Affairs

Chair: Edward Drachman SUNY Geneseo

Edward Drachman SUNY Geneseo

Alan Shank SUNY Geneseo

Jeffrey Key Sweet Briar College

Discussant: Mary Durfee Michigan Technological University

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

INSECURITY AND RISK TAKING IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: BEYOND PROSPECT THEORY

Chair: Jeffrey W. Taliaferro Harvard University

Prudence Or Peril: Presidential Risk Behavior In Foreign Policy

William A. Boettcher III Ohio State University

Loss Aversion, Selection Bias And Deterrence Failures

James W. Davis, Jr. Ludwig Maximillans Universitaet

Quagmires In The Periphery: Foreign Wars And Escalating Commitment To Recover Sunk Costs

Jeffrey W. Taliaferro Harvard University

Revisiting Graphical Argument Analysis: A Deeper Reading Of A Debate About The Window Of Vulnerability

Seth A. Tucker Syracuse University

Discussant: Jack S. Levy Rutgers University

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

THE DEMOCRATIC PEACE: EXTENSIONS AND REFORMULATIONS

Chair: Zeev Maoz Tel-Aviv University

Putting The Democratic Peace Into Perspective: A Historical And Theoretical Analysis

Joe D. Hagan West Virginia University

Democracy And Gender Parity: A Prescription For Peace?

Mary Caprioli University of Connecticut

The Crisis-Proneness Of Democratic Regimes: Threat Versus Opportunity Crises, 1918-1994

Hemda BenYehuda-Agid Bar Ilan University

Iris Margulies Bar Ilan University

The Economic Component Of The Liberal Peace: A Preliminary Empirical Examination Of Domestic Liberal Markets And International Conflict

Howard Romanko University of Arizona

Discussant: Zeev Maoz Tel-Aviv University

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

ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES TO INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

Chair: Raymond Duvall University of Minnesota

The Politics, Power And Pathologies Of International Organizations

Michael Barnett University of Wisconsin-Madison

Martha Finnemore George Washington University

Creating Representation: How International Institutions Can Reconstitute The State

Bruce Cronin University of Wisconsin-Madison

Can The Good Guys Ever Win? Diffuse Interests And The Institutions Of The European Union

Mark A. Pollack University of Wisconsin

Regional Economic Integration: The Threat And The Promise

Alison M.S. Watson University of St. Andrews

Discussant: Raymond Duvall University of Minnesota

Thursday A-18:30 - 10:15 AM

POWER, INFLUENCE, AND FOREIGN POLICY ROLES

Chair: Daniel S. Geller University of Mississippi

Explaining Germany's And Japan's Reticence To Assume A Regional Security And Political Leadership Role Consonant With Their Economic Status In The Post-Cold War Era

Roberta Haar Pennsylvania State University

Signaling Ascendancy In The Post Cold War World

Lise Korson New York University

Punching Above One's Weight: Conceptual Leadership, Diplomatic Skill, And The Influence Of Small And Medium-Sized States

Geoffrey Wiseman Yale University

Expanding Soft Power: South Africa And Canada In The Global Cultural Economy

Janis van der Westhuizen Dalhousie University

Discussant: Joseph Underhill-Cady Minot State University

Thursday A-28:30 - 10:15 AM

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: STILL AN AMERICAN SOCIAL SCIENCE? PART I - EXPLORING DIVERSITY IN INTERNATIONAL THOUGHT

Chair: Kim Richard Nossal McMaster University

Irreconcilable Differences? The Anglo And American Traditions In International Theory

Robert M. Crawford University of British Columbia

Will The Real Moral Sceptic In International Relations Theory Please Stand Up?

Roger Spegele Monash University

Hegemony And Diversity In International Thought: Rethinking The Functions Of Theory

Darryl S.L. Jarvis University of Sydney

The End Of International Relations?

Martin Griffiths Flinders University of South Australia

Terry O'Callaghan University of Adelaide

Discussant: Chris Brown University of Southampton

Thursday A-38:30 - 10:15 AM

DIPLOMACY, THE MEDIA AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Chair: Jan Melissen Leicester University

The Future Of Diplomatic Signaling

Karin Aggestam University of Lund

Christer Jonsson University of Lund

Diplomacy And The Media

Gary Rawnsley University of Nottingham

Diplomacy And Information Technology

Jovan Kurbalija University of Malta

Discussant: Pekka Sivonen National Defence College

Sumit Ganguly Hunter College, CUNY

Thursday A-48:30 - 10:15 AM

GENDER AND THE POLITICS OF RESISTANCE: WOMEN'S STRUGGLES IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE

Chair: Carol Cohn Bowdin College

The Development Question In The Nicaraguan Women's Movement

Nadine Jubb York University

Gender, Public Policy And Women's Organizing In Sweden And Canada

Linda Briskin York University

Gender And The Boundaries Of Women's Political Resistance In Israel

Simona Sharoni American University

The Insecurity Of Development: Rural Women In South Africa And Zimbabwe

Eric Singer Goucher College

Janet Shope Goucher College

Discussant: Cynthia Enloe Clark University

Thursday A-58:30 - 10:15 AM

INTELLIGENCE AND THE FIGHT AGAINST CRIME

Chair: Richard Valcourt International Journal of Intelligence and Counterintelligence

Intelligence And Emerging Global Ungovernability

Roy Godson Consortium for the Study of Intelligence

Intelligence And Law Enforcement: Dealing With The 'Spies Are Not Cops' Problem

Arthur Hulnick Boston University

Discussant: Michael Turner U.S. International University

Kevin O'Brien Hussar International Research Group

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

POLITICAL ECONOMY, POWER AND THE BODY: GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES I

Sponsor: Feminist Theory and Gender Studies ; Global Development

Chair: Gillian Youngs Hong Kong

Embodied Political Economy: Global And Local Dimensions

Gillian Youngs Hong Kong

Imagineering Value: Good Neighbourliness In An Era Of Disney

Cynthia Weber Purdue University

Invasion, Erasure And Cyborgs: Womenmothers And The Technologies Of Reproduction

Marysia Zalewski University of Wales, Aberystwyth

American Military Base Conversion In The Philippines: R & R Culture, Globalization And Anti-Imperialist Politics

Suzanne Baustad York University

Discussant: Marie Henehan Vanderbilt University

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

GLOBAL CAPITALIST RESTRUCTURING AND WOMEN'S CITIZENSHIP RIGHTS

Sponsor: Feminist Theory and Gender Studies ; Global Development

Chair: Kari Dehli Ontario Institute for Studies in Education

The Impact Of Canadian Social Policy On Women's Citizenship Rights

Sunera Thobani Simon Fraser University

Rethinking Canadian Immigration Policy From The Perspectives Of Migrant Workers

Nandita Sharma Ontario Institute for Studies in Education

The Impact Of Globalization On Aboriginal Women's Rights In Canada

Sharon McIvor Queens University

Discussant: Roxana Ng Ontario Institute for Studies in Education

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

REGIONAL RIVALRIES AND CONFLICT

Sponsor: Scientific Studies of International Processes

Chair: Paul R. Hensel Florida State University

Reciprocity, Bullying, And International Cooperation: Time-Series Analysis Of The Bosnia Conflict

Joshua S. Goldstein American University

Jon C. Pevehouse Ohio State University

Regional And Global Rivalries Among Politically Relevant Dyads

Kelly M. Kadera University of Iowa

Gerald L. Sorokin University of Iowa

Peace And War In The Far East: An Application Of The Multiple Hierarchy Model

Douglas Lemke Florida State University

Democratic Pieces? Regions, Similarities, And Conflict

Mark B. Salter University of British Columbia

Michael D. Wallace University of British Columbia

Discussant: Paul R. Hensel Florida State University

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

Queen's Quay 2

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF INTERNATIONAL REGIMES: EXPLAINING SUCCESS AND FAILURE

Sponsor: Environmental Studies

Chair: Edward Miles University of Washington

Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal

Edward Miles University of Washington

The International Whaling Commission

Steinar Andresen Fridtjof Nansen Institute

Patterns Of Variance: Comparing Empirical Evidence From 16 Cases

Arild Underdal University of Oslo

Crime Pays: Remunerative Strategies In Environmental And Security Regimes

Ronald Mitchell University of Oregon

Discussant: Elizabeth DeSombre Colby College

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

RE-THINKING AND RE-MAKING THE ROOTS OF GLOBAL POLITICAL THEORY

Sponsor: International Political Economy ; Global Development

Chair: Bradley S. Klein Clark University

Consciousness, Myth, And Collective Action: Gramsci, Sorel, And The Ethical State

Craig N. Murphy Wellesley College

Enrico Augelli Italian Foreign Service

International Political Economy Meets Historical Sociology: Promises And Problems

Martin Hall University of Lund

Whose Crisis? Early And Post-Modern Masculinity

V. Spike Peterson University of Arizona

Discussant: Randolph B. Persaud York University

This Linked Panel Preceedes Thursday B-12

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

NUCLEAR DILEMMAS: REGIONAL RESPONSES

Chair: Cynthia Watson The National War College

Triangular Second Strike Deterrence: An Emerging New Strategic Concept

Robert E. Harkavy The Pennsylvania State University

Proliferation Under Ambiguity: Nuclear Development And Nonproliferation In Argentina And Brazil

Michael Barletta Stanford University

In Word And In Deed: Nonproliferation Export Controls In The Former Soviet Union

Cassady Craft The University of Georgia

Suzette Grillot The University of Georgia

Positive Incentives In Arms Control: Lessons From North Korea And Ukraine

Thomas Bernauer Swiss Federal Institute of Technology

Dieter Ruloff University of Zurich

Discussant: Cynthia Watson The National War College

Thursday A-12 8:30 - 10:15 AM Roundtable

REINTEGRATION AND DISINTEGRATION IN THE FORMER SOVIET UNION: IMPLICATIONS FOR REGIONAL AND GLOBAL SECURITY -- PART I: RUSSIA-KAZAKHSTAN-GEORGIA

Sponsor: Theme Panel ; American-Soviet Successor State Relations

Chair: P. Terrence Hopmann Brown University

Andrei Zagorski Moscow State Institute of International Affairs

Oumirseric Kasenov Kazakhstan Institute for Strategic Studies

George Khutsishvili International Center for Conflict

Discussant: Stephen Shenfield Brown University

This Linked Panel Preceedes Thursday B-13

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

PREVENTING A POLICY DIVIDE: EXAMINING LIGHT AND MAJOR CONVENTIONAL WEAPONS TRANSFERS

Chair: Jo L. Husbands National Academy of Sciences

Near-Term Policy Options For Controlling Light And Heavy Weapons Transfers

Natalie J. Goldring British American Security Information Council

U.S. Weapons At War

William Hartung World Policy Institute

Light And Heavy Weapons And Conflict

Jo L. Husbands National Academy of Sciences

Increasing Transparency Of Light And Heavy Weapons Transfers

Edward J. Laurance Monterey Institute of International Studies Studies

Discussant: Lora Lumpe Federation of American Scientists

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

POLITICAL, ECONOMIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC PROCESSES

Sponsor: Scientific Studies of International Processes ; International Political Economy

Chair: Jacek Kugler Claremont Graduate School

Diverging Paths To Economic Recovery From Wars: The Long Term Costs Of Physical And Human Capital Losses.

Marina Arbetman Tulane University

Inside-Out: A Theory Of Domestic Political Institutions And The Issues Of International Conflict.

Bruce Bueno de Mesquita Stanford University

Randolph M. Siverson UC Davis

Distribution Of Power, Power Transitions And Military R & D Effort.

Vally Koubi University of Georgia

David Lalman University of Maryland

The Dynamics Of Demography And Its Impact On Economic Growth And Political Decisions.

Jacek Kugler Claremont Graduate School

Yi Feng Claremont Graduate School

Paul Zak Claremont Graduate School

Discussant: Sherry Bennett Quinones Rice University

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

INTERNATIONAL LAW AS SYSTEM STRUCTURE: LOOKING BACK TO SEE AHEAD

Chair: James Larry Taulbee Emory University

International Law As System Structure: An Historical Perspective And Critique

James Larry Taulbee Emory University

Legal Pluralism And The International Legal Order: Cultural Differences In Nineteenth Century Colonial Law

Lauren Benton NJIT-Rutgers University

International Law And The End Of The Cold War

Jeffrey Scott Morton Florida Atlantic University

Law, Power And Order: The Cold War Distortion Of International Legal Development And Lessons For The Post-Bipolar Era

Roger Rieber University of Utah

Discussant: Stephen A. Kocs College of the Holy Cross

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

GRAMSCI, POLANYI AND HISTORY: CAVE LECTOR?

Chair: Randall Germain University of Newcastle

International Relations Theory And The Appropriation Of Gramsci: Pitfalls And Opportunities

Randall Germain University of Newcastle

Michael Kenny College of William and Mary

Cave 'Cave! Hic Dragones': A Neo-Gramscian Deconstruction And Reconstruction Of International Regime Theory

Fred P. Gale University of Victoria

Polanyi's 'Double Movement' And European Historiography: Free Markets And Protection In Comparative Perspective

Sandra Halperin University of Pittsburgh

State-Market Dynamics In The International Banking System: The Contemporary Relevance Of Polanyi.

Duncan Wood Instituto Tecnologico Autonomo de Mexico

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

SYSTEMATIC ANALYSIS OF TEXTUAL MATERIALS I

Sponsor: Foreign Policy Analysis ; Scientific Studies of International Processes

Chair: Charles Taber SUNY at Stony Brook

Profiling The Operational Codes Of Political Leaders: The Vics Method For The Statistical Analysis Of Textual Materials

Stephen G. Walker Arizona State University

Mark Schafer Louisiana State University

Michael D. Young Ohio University

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

Ronald Francisco University of Kansas

Uwe Reising University of Kansas

Phillip Huxtable University of Kansas

Problem Representation And Image In The Middle East Peace Process

Donald A. Sylvan Ohio State University

Richard Herrmann Ohio State University

Deborah J. Gerner University of Kansas

Idealism Or Pragmatism? An Operational Code Analysis Of Yitzhak Rabin And Shimon Peres

Scott Crichlow Louisiana State University

Discussant: Charles Taber SUNY at Stony Brook

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

SYSTEM CHANGE, FOREIGN POLICY, AND THE SEARCH FOR SECURITY IN AN INSECURE WORLD

Chair: Cleveland R. Fraser Furman University

Regionalization Of China's Foreign Policy

Bin Yu Wittenberg University

Mexican Foreign Policy In The Afterglow Of Dependency Theory

Paul Rich Hoover Institution/University of the Americas

Guillermo De Los Reyes University of the Americas, Puebla

The Binding Force Of Language: A Constructivist Explanation Of The End Of The Cold War

Brian Frederking Syracuse University

Discussant: Cleveland R. Fraser Furman University

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

EMERGENT ALTERNATIVES: THREAT PERCEPTIONS IN LATIN AMERICA

Sponsor: Theme Panel ; Comparative Interdisciplinary Studies

Chair: Daniel Papp Georgia Institute of Technology

Neoliberal Economic Restructuring In Latin America: Perceptions Of Threat And Opportunity Among Elites And Masses

Joseph Klesner Kenyon College

Breaking The Silence: Bringing Latin American Voices Into Security Studies

Cristina Rojas de Ferro Universidad Javeriana

Globalization, Instability, And Insecurity In Latin America

Jeffrey Stark University of Miami

The Manipulation Of The New Urban Poor And The Religious Right

Augusta Del Zotto San Francisco State University

Discussant: Lowell Gustafson Villanova University

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

NON-MILITARY THREATS AND INTERNATIONAL RESPONSES: HEALTH, CRIME, AND COMMUNICATIONS

Chair: Mark Zacher University of British Columbia

The Health Of Nations: Disease, Interdependence, And International Responses

Mark Zacher University of British Columbia

Simon Carvalho University of British Columbia

Internet Threats To State Security: Perceptions And Responses

Ronald Deibert University of Toronto

Wheat From The Chaff: Transnational Crime As A Global Security Issue

Allan Castle University of British Columbia

Internet Resource Networks And The Politics Of Global Civil Society

Craig Warkentin University of Kentucky

Discussant: Barry Buzan University of Warwick

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

NO THREATS, NO ENEMIES: IR THEORY, FOREIGN POLICY ANALYSIS AND THE STUDY OF GERMAN FOREIGN POLICY I

Chair: Gunther Hellmann Technical University Darmstadt

German Policy Toward The European Union: A Constructivist Perspective

Thomas Banchoff Georgetown University

German Foreign Policy After Unification: A Re-Examination Of Realist Prognoses

Volker Rittberger University of Tuebingen

German Foreign Policy After 'Die Wende': Human Rights And Non-Proliferation

Beverly Crawford University of California at Berkeley

Germany's Soft Power: International Activities Of The German Political Foundations And Their Bearing On Foreign Policy

Sebastian Bartsch Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Auswaertige Politik

Discussant: Thomas Diez Mannheim Centre for European Social Research

Thomas Risse-Kappen European University Institute

Thursday A-22 8:30 - 10:15 AM Roundtable

TOWARDS AN EFFECTIVE UNITED NATIONS

Chair: Benjamin Rivlin City University of New York

Leon Gordenker Princeton University

Jacques Formerand United Nations University - North America

Don Puchala University of South Carolina

James Sutterlin Yale University

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

ANNUAL MEETING OF TITLE VI A PROJECT DIRECTORS - DOUBLE PANEL

Chair: Christine Corey U.S. Dept. of Education

This Linked Panel Preceedes Thursday B-5

Thursday B-1 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Pier 2

UNPACKING DEMOCRACY IN FOREIGN AND SECURITY POLICY ANALYSIS

Sponsor: Foreign Policy Analysis

Chair: Deborah Avant The George Washington University

Domestic Structures And Democratic Foreign Policy: Peacemaking After World War II

Norrin M. Ripsman University of Pennsylvania

Democratic Institutions, Political Culture, and Military Intervention

Susan Peterson College of William and Mary

Christopher Wenk

Federative Systems, Political Structure And Foreign Policy

Scott A. Silverstone University of Pennsylvania

Domestic Politics And Cognitive Models Of Information Processing: The Clinton Administration's Selective Reverse Of Policy Enlargement

Karl C. Holmes University of Southern California

Discussant: Deborah Avant The George Washington University

Thursday B-210:30 AM - 12:15 PM

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: STILL AN AMERICAN SOCIAL SCIENCE? PART II - EXPLORING DIVERSITY IN INTERNATIONAL THOUGHT AND POLITICS

Chair: Darryl S.L. Jarvis University of Sydney

Aboriginal Peoples And International Theory: The Globalized Diplomacy Of Cultural Survival

Roger Epp Augustana University College

Transcending National Identity: The Global Political Economy Of Gender And Class

Jan Jindy Pettman Australian National University

Edward Said And The World

Pal Ahluwalia University of Adelaide

Michael Sullivan University of Adelaide

Fog In The Channel: Continental IR Theory Isolated

Chris Brown University of Southampton

Discussant: Mark Neufeld Trent University

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

SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF FOREIGN POLICY DECISION MAKING

Sponsor: Scientific Studies of International Processes ; Foreign Policy Analysis

Chair: Steve Chan University of Colorado

The Three R's Of Foreign Policy Decision Making: A Computational Model

Nehemia Geva Texas A & M University

James Mayhar Texas A & M University

Steven B. Redd Texas A & M University

Domestic And International Influences On The President's Use Of Force: Testing A More Rigorous Model

Athanasios Hristoulas Instituto Technologico Autonomo De Mexico

Wayne Steger Marquette University

A Computational Model Of U.S. Foreign Policy Making: An Empirical Analysis

Stephen J. Majeski University of Washington

David J. Sylvan Graduate Institute of International Studies

Discussant: Steve Chan University of Colorado

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

INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS: PEACE MAKING AND PEACE BUILDING

Sponsor: Peace Studies ; International Organization

Chair: Carolyn Stephenson University of Hawaii

NGO's And Post-Conflict Reconstruction: Mine Clearance In Angola And Mozambique

Don Hubert Dalhousie University

International State-Society Relations Across UN Issue Conferences

Ann Marie Clark Purdue University

Kathryn Hochstetler Colorado State University

Elisabeth Friedman Stanford University

U.N. Peacemaking In The 21st Century

Amos Yoder University of Idaho

Discussant: Carolyn Stephenson University of Hawaii

Juergen Dedring Graduate School of CUNY

Thursday B-510:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable

ANNUAL MEETING OF TITLE VI A PROJECT DIRECTORS (II) CONTINUED FROM A-23

Chair: Christine Corey U.S. Dept. of Education

This Linked Panel Follows Thursday A-23

Thursday B-610:30 AM - 12:15 PM

CASE STUDIES AND THEORY DEVELOPMENT

Chair: Steve Walt University of Chicago

Typological Theories And Case Study Research

Alexander George Stanford University

Big N Misinterpretations Of Small N Research Methods

Andrew Bennett Georgetown University

Process Tracing And The Congruence Method As Techniques Of Case Study Inferences

Andrew Bennett Georgetown University

Alexander George Stanford University

Discussant: Steve Walt University of Chicago

David Dessler College of William and Mary

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

POLITICAL ECONOMY, POWER AND THE BODY: GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES II

Sponsor: Feminist Theory and Gender Studies ; Global Development

Chair: Anne Sisson Runyan Wright State University

Population, Politics And The Pope: Universal Agendas And The Bodies Of Women

Palena R. Neale University of Wales, Aberystwyth

Gendered Economies Of Surveillance: Women And Protected Villages In The Zimbabwean Liberation War

Eleanor O'Gorman University of East Anglia

The Political Economy Of Meat: Food, Culture And Identity

Marc Williams University of Sussex

Negotiating Babies And Boundaries

Rhoda Kanaaneh Columbia University

Discussant: Anne Sisson Runyan Wright State University

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

GENDERED INSECURITIES IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE

Chair: Maria Stern-Petterson Gothenburg University

Women And (In)Security: The Case Of South East Asia

Lesley McCulloch University of Aberdeen

Lara Stancich Robert Gordon University

Gendered Nationalism And Bitter-Sweet Alliances: The Insecurity Of Palestinian Women

Tami Amanda Jacoby York University

Women Coping With Insecurity: The Daily Struggles Of Female-Headed Households In Tajikistan And Iraqi Kurdistan

Denise Conway Ontario Institute for Studies in Education

Captivity Narratives And The Hostage Crisis In Iran

Catherine V. Scott Agnes Scott College

Women In Zones Of Conflict

Wenona Giles York University

Discussant: Carol Cohn Bowdin College

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

MODELING INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION

Sponsor: Scientific Studies of International Processes

Chair: James D. Morrow Stanford University

When Cooperation Hurts: Coalition-Building In Sanctions Disputes

David W. Drezner Harvard University

On The Duration And Renegotiation Of International Agreements: A Learning Model

Barbara Koremenos University of Chicago

Let's Make A Deal: Promises And Guarantees In International Relations

Brett Ashley Leeds Emory University

Fair Division: A New Approach To The Spratly Islands Controversy

Steven J. Brams New York University

David Denoon New York University

Discussant: James D. Morrow Stanford University

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

COMING TOGETHER AND FALLING APART: EXPLORING THE DYNAMICS OF SOVIET IMPERIAL AND POST-IMPERIAL RELATIONS

Sponsor: American-Soviet Successor State Relations

Chair: Gregory Gleason University of New Mexico

The 'Statism Syndrome' And Integration In The CIS

Gregory Gleason University of New Mexico

Three Davids Versus Goliath: The Role Of The Baltic Independence Movement In The Collapse Of The Soviet Empire

Walter Clemens Boston University

The Dynamics Of Regional Environmental Cooperation In The Caspian And Aral Regions

Douglas Blum Providence College

Discussant: James Goldgeier George Washington University

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

ALLIANCE CHOICES AND SECURITY: THE FORMATION OF FOREIGN POLICY UNDER CONDITIONS OF EXTERNAL THREAT

Chair: Richard J. Stoll Rice University

Foreign Policy Choices Under Conditions Of International Threat

Sean M. Bolks Rice University

Military Multilateralism And National Security Structures

Marshal Zeringue Washington & Lee University

Alliances And The Trading Of Security And Autonomy: Buying Guns And Selling Insurance

Glenn Palmer Binghamton University

Explaining State Behavior: Alliances And The Expected Value For War

Robin Gault Moriarty Emory University

General War in World History: Origin, Significance, Hegemony, Cycles

Matthew Melko Wright State University

Discussant: Paul D. Senese Vanderbilt University

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

REFLECTIONS ON GLOBAL ORDER IN THE 21ST CENTURY

Sponsor: International Political Economy ; Global Development

Chair: James N. Rosenau The George Washington University

Critical Realism And Demystification Of Inter-State Power

Richard Falk Princeton University

Imposing Global Order: A Synthesized Ontology

James N. Rosenau The George Washington University

Ibn Khaldun: His Relevancy For The 21st Century

Mustapha Pasha The American University

Rethinking Theoretical Innovation And Global Transformation

James Mittelman The American University

Discussant: Robert W. Cox York University

This Linked Panel Follows Thursday A-10

This Linked Panel Preceedes Thursday C-10

Thursday B-13 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable

Dockside 3

REINTEGRATION AND DISINTEGRATION IN THE FORMER SOVIET UNION: IMPLICATIONS FOR REGIONAL AND GLOBAL SECURITY -- PART II: RUSSIA-UKRAINE-BELARUS

Sponsor: Theme Panel ; American-Soviet Successor State Relations

Chair: P. Terrence Hopmann Brown University

Andrei Zagorski Moscow State Institute of International Affairs

Leonid Kistersky National Institute for Strategic Studies

Vyachaslau Paznyak International Institute for Policy

Discussant: Dominique Arel Brown University

This Linked Panel Follows Thursday A-12

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

ACTIVE LEARNING TECHNIQUES IN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: THE WEB, THE CASE, THE SIMULATION AND LEARNING AS YOU GO

Sponsor: Active Learning in International Affairs

Chair: Lynn M. Kuzma North Dakota State University

An Interactive Web Simulation Of The International Court Of Justice

Howard Tolley University of Cincinnati

Interactive Teaching About The Third World: The Benefits And Pitfalls Of Cases

Jeanne A. K. Hey Miami University

Strategies For Using The Worldwide Web In The Classroom

Lynn M. Kuzma North Dakota State University

Hopelessly Outgunned

Patrick J. Haney Miami University

Simulations And Experiential Learning In The International Relations Classroom

Jeffrey S. Lantis The College of Wooster

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

WORLD ECONOMIC REGIONALIZATION, THE NEW GEOPOLITICS AND THE CLASH OF CIVILIZATIONS

Chair: Ulrich Menzel University of Braunschweig

Trans-Pacific Trade Frictions: Trading Places With A Japan That Can Say No

Hartwig Hummel University of Braunschweig

Integration Through Exclusion. How Migration Discourses Contribute To The Construction Of An European Identity

Birgit Wehrhoefer University of Braunschweig

Who Wants A Greater Chinese Co-Prosperity Sphere? The Conflict Between 'Western Liberal Entrepreneurship' And 'Ethnic Entrepreneurship' In South East Asia

Annabelle Gambe University of Braunschweig

Trading Blocs Or Civilizations? Geopolitical Discourses About Regionalization

Nicole Reuter University of Braunschweig

Discussant: David Wilkinson University of California - Los Angeles

Thursday B-16 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable

BORDER WARS: THE POLITICS OF BUILDING AND BREACHING BOUNDARIES

Chair: Mary Ann Tetreault Iowa State University

Mary Ann Tetreault Iowa State University

Banu Helvacioglu Bilkent University

Karen Walch Thunderbird, The American Graduate School of International Management

Alexander Colas London School of Economics

Chris Klein-Beekman University of Amersterdam

Dimitris Stevis Colorado State University

Stephen Mumme Colorado State University

Hartmet Elsenhaus University of Leipzig

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

IPE AND THE THEORY OF DIFFERENTIAL ACCUMULATION

Chair: Robert O'Brien University of Sussex

Differential Accumulation: Toward A New Theory Of Capital

Jonathan Nitzan The Bank Credit Analyst Research Group

Differential Capital Accumulation In Middle East Energy Crisis

Shimshon Bichler Yezreel College

The Theory Of Differential Accumulation & The Competition State

Ronen Palan University of Sussex

Discussant: Stephen Gill York University

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

ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF DECENTRALIZED POLITICAL CONTROL AND DIVERSIFIED POLITICAL RISK: A NEW APPROACH TO THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF GROWTH AND STABILIZATION

Chair: Shale Horowitz Central European University

The Political Economy Of Fiscal Stimulus Packages During The Heisei Recession In Japan

Dennis Patterson Michigan State University

Geographical Dispersion, Political Rivalry And The Origins Of Capitalism

Shale Horowitz Central European University

Region States And Interstate Networking: Ontario And The Four Motors Of Europe

David Wolfe University of Toronto

Meric Gertler University of Toronto

Discussant: Alan Kessler University of California, Los Angeles

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

INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT

Chair: Vicki Golich California State University San Marcos

The Impact Of The New U.S.-Canada Air Services Agreement--A U.S. Perspective

Michael W. Pustay Texas A&M University

Comparative Strategies Of European Airlines

Martin Staniland University of Pittsburgh

Canada - US 'Open Skies' Agreement

Raymon J. Kaduck Norman Patterson School of International Affairs

Governing The Skies: Power And Policy In The European Airline Industry

Thomas C Lawton Essex University

Discussant: Joseph S. Szyliowicz University of Denver

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

SYSTEMATIC ANALYSIS OF TEXTUAL MATERIALS II

Sponsor: Scientific Studies of International Processes ; Foreign Policy Analysis

Chair: Joshua Goldstein American University

Early Warning Models Of Political Change: An Event Data Approach

Philip A. Schrodt University of Kansas

International Cooperation And Peacekeeping In The Liberian Civil War

Phillip A. Huxtable University of Kansas

The Identification Of Crisis Type Using Machine-Coded Text

Jon C. Pevehouse Ohio State University

War And Reconciliation

William Long Georgia Institute of Technology

Peter Breck Georgia Institute of Technology

Discussant: Joshua Goldstein American University

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

BRIDGING THE GAP: COMBINING PEACE STUDIES, SECURITY STUDIES, AND POLICY ANALYSIS IN THE STUDY OF INTERNATIONAL CONFLICT MANAGEMENT

Sponsor: International Security Studies ; Peace Studies

Chair: Pamela Aall United States Institute of Peace

International Conflict Management: Bringing Policy Into The Classroom

Samuel Lewis United States Institute of Peace

What Works And Doesn't: Creating And Bringing New Materials Into The Classroom

Fen Osler Hampson Carleton University

Developing New Materials And Introducing New Methods Of Training In The Classroom

Pamela Aall United States Institute of Peace

Using New Technology To Support Teaching And Research About The United Nations

Martha L. Brogan Yale University Library

Discussant: Janice Gross Stein University of Toronto

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

NO THREATS, NO ENEMIES: IR THEORY, FOREIGN POLICY ANALYSIS AND THE STUDY OF GERMAN FOREIGN POLICY II

Chair: Volker Rittberger University of Tuebingen

Towards A Germanized Europe? Challenges, Constraints, Institutional Dilemmas And Policy Options For European Union

Hans-Joachim Geibmann Institute for Peace Research

The Interaction Of Systemic And Domestic Variables In German Foreign Policy Making: The Case Of The EU

Michael Huelshoff University of New Orleans

German Foreign Aid And Economic Interests In Latin America, 1973-1993

Robert E. Sterken, Jr. Texas Tech University

Discussant: John S. Duffield University of Virginia

Frank Schimmelfennig University of Tuebingen

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

EQUIPPING AN INTERNATIONAL COPING MECHANISM: THE UNITED NATIONS AND THE DELIVERY OF GLOBAL SERVICES

Chair: John Mathiason New York University

Delivering Global Services: What Next?

John Mathiason New York University

Internal Oversight Services To Improve Performance

Karl-Theodor Paschke United Nations

International Provision Of Local Services: The Experience Of CIVPOL

Dennis Smith New York University

Administrative/Operational Problems In Approaches To Administrative Reform

Michael Gurstein University College of Cape Breton

Discussant: Gordon Smith Department of Foreign Affairs & International Trade, Canada

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

INNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING

Chair: John Grandin University of Rhode Island

Bill Ayres University of Oregon

Spencer Wellhofer University of Denver

Tony Stewart North Carolina State University

Thursday C-21:45 - 3:30 PM

THE EFFECTS OF INTERNATIONAL SECURITY INSTITUTIONS ON STATE POLICY AND BEHAVIOR

Chair: Helga Haftendorn Freie Universitat Berlin

NATO, OSCE, And German Policy

Ingo Peters Freie Universitat Berlin

Explaining Alliance Cohesion And Peaceful Change In NATO: A Contribution To An Institutionalist Theory Of Alliances

Christian Tuschhoff Emory University

Alliances As Instruments Of Control

Christopher Gelpi Harvard University

Discussant: Thomas Risse-Kappen European University Institute

Thursday C-31:45 - 3:30 PM

THE POLITICS OF DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY AND REGIONAL SECURITY IN ASIA

Chair: Pierre P. Lizee McGill University/ Universitie de Montreal

Patterns Of Development And Dynamics Of Regional Security: Issues And Challenges For The Asia-Pacific Region

Pierre P. Lizee McGill University/Universitie de Montreal

Comparative Development Strategies In Asian Authoritarian National Regimes: The Cases Of Singapore And Vietnam Compared

Martin Sours Thunderbird -- American Graduate School of International Management

Redefining Politics: The Challenge Of The Middle Classes In Southeast Asia

Christine B.N. Chin American University

Discussant: Winberg Chai University of Wyoming

Thursday C-4 1:45 - 3:30 PM Roundtable

COST EFFECTIVE MODELS OF INTERNATIONALIZATION

Chair: Joan Gore Council on International Educational Exchange

Cost-Effective Models For Internationalization: Centralized And Decentralized Options

James Shute University of Guelph

The Joys And Tribulations In Establishing A Program In International Education (A Centralized Model)

Aouicha E. Hilliard Randolph Macon College

Effective Decentralized Education

Sarah Stevenson University of St. Thomas

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

CRITICAL ISSUES IN FEMINISM, POSTMODERNISM AND MATERIALISM

Sponsor: Feminist Theory and Gender Studies ; Global Development

Chair: Mary Ann Tetreault Iowa State University

Dry Wells And Deserted Women: An Indian Life History

Brinda Rao Oberlin College

Development Consumed: Women's Political Practices In Ecuador

Amy Lind Brown University

(Gender) Struggles For The Nation: Power, Agency And Representation In Zimbabwe

Sita Ranchod-Nilsson Denison University

Gender Systems And The Project Of Modernity In The Postcolonial Caribbean

V. Eudine Barriteau The University of the West Indies,

Discussant: Jane Parpart Dalhousie University

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

GENDER, SEXUALITY AND CULTURE IN HUMAN RIGHTS DISCOURSE

Chair: Laura MacDonald Carleton University

Gendered Practicality And Human Rights

Barbara Krasner Case Western Reserve University

Don't Ask, Don't Tell: Where Are Homosexual Rights In International Human Rights Law?

Debra L. DeLaet Drake University

Women, Religion, Culture And Human Rights: The Debate On Universality And Relativism

Janice Love University of South Carolina

Natalie Hevener Kaufman University of South Carolina

Discussant: Laura MacDonald Carleton University

Joy Meeker Syracuse University

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

SECURITY, DEMOCRACY AND ISLAM IN THE MIDDLE EAST: NEWLY THEORIZING PARADIGMS

Chair: Hasan A. Johar Kuwait University

New Dimensions Of Regional Security In The Gulf Region

James Lee Ray Vanderbilt University

Hasan Johar Kuwait University

Internationalization vs. Democratization: A Paradoxical Source Of Conflict And Cooperation In The Gulf

Abdullah S. Mohammad Kuwait University

Hamad H. Al-Abdullah

New Dimensions Of Regional Security In The Red Sea

Hasan Abu Taleb Al Ahram Center for Political and Strategic Studies

Domestic Politics, Regime Calculations And Foreign Policy Decisions: The Case Of Jordan

Karla Cunningham SUNY at Buffalo

Forecasting Oil Market And Security In The Gulf

Abdul-Kareem Ayed Ministry of Oil (Kuwait)

Discussant: Gawdat G. Bahgat Indiana University of Pennsylvania

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

WOMEN BEYOND BORDERS: GENDER AND THE POLITICS OF (IM)MIGRATION

Sponsor: Feminist Theory and Gender Studies ; Ethnicity, Nationalism & Migration

Chair: Julie Erfani Arizona State University West

The Postcolonial Citizenship Of Mexican Women In Los Angeles

Adalaida R. Del Castillo San Diego State University

In Search Of Happiness? A Study Of Lithuanian And Mexican Women Migrants To The West

Dovile Budryte Old Dominion University

Michelle Duplissis Old Dominion University

Mexico Reflects On The U.S.: Colonias, Politics And Public Services In Atomized, Fragmented Federalism

Kathleen Staudt University of Texas at El Paso

We The People Beyond Borders: Neither Threats Nor Enemies

Lourdes Hernandez-Alcala Universidad Autonoma de Mexico-Hoch

Beyond The Boundaries Of Development And Security Discourses: Imagining The (Im)Possible For Migration, Population And Gender Theory And Practice

Victoria Bromley Carleton University

Discussant: Debra Liebowitz Rutgers University

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

PUBLIC HEALTH AND INTERNATIONAL STABILITY: A NEW INTELLIGENCE MISSION

Sponsor: Theme Panel ; Intelligence Studies

Chair: Paula Scalingi Argonne National Laboratories

The International Public Health Surveillance And Response Lattice: A Construction Project Underway

Joseph Losos Canadian Laboratory for Disease Control

Health Intelligence: The Cost Of A Rising Portfolio

Diane Snyder Princeton University

Loch Johnson University of Georgia

Discussant: David Charters University of New Brunswick

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

GLOBAL TRANSFORMATION AND THEORETICAL INNOVATION, PART III: EMANCIPATION IN GLOBAL POLITICAL AND CIVIL SOCIETY

Sponsor: International Political Economy ; Global Development

Chair: Mark Rupert Syracuse University

Franz Fanon And Decolonization

Randolph B. Persaud York University

The Silent Revolution And The Weapons Of The Weak: The Rural-Urban Interface In Africa

Fantu Cheru American University

Globalization And Popular Common Sense In The USA

Mark Rupert Syracuse University

Climate Cooperation in Southern Africa

Ian Rowlands UNEP Collaborating Centre on Energy and Environment

Discussant: Stephen Rosow SUNY Oswego

This Linked Panel Follows Thursday B-12

This Linked Panel Preceedes Thursday D-12

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

OUTER SPACE, WORLD POLITICS AND IR THEORY

Chair: Ronald J. Deibert University of Toronto

The Status Of The Statistical State: Satellites And The Changing Knowledge Structure Of World Politics

Karen Litfin University of Washington

Eyeing The Other: Technical Oversight, Simulated Foresight, And Political Blindspots In The Infosphere

James Der Derian University of Massachusetts at Amherst

Technologies To Support UN Peace Operations

A. Walter Dorn University of Toronto

High Powers: The Geopolitics Of Earth Orbital And Interplanetary Space

Daniel Deudney University of Pennsylvania

Discussant: Richard Matthew Georgetown University

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

IDEAS AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL ORDER

Chair: Neil Harrison University of Wyoming

The Evolution Of International Environmental Governance: The Role Of Economic And Scientific Ideas

Steven Bernstein University of Toronto

Ideas, Institutions And Cultural: (Re)Constructing The Framework Convention On Climate Change With Regard To National Response Strategies: The Cases Of Germany And The United States

Cornelia Ulbert Universität Konstanz

Networking Technoscientific Knowledge: Reading Foucault Into A Global Environmental Change Paradigm

Nayef Samhat Centre College

The Integral Truth Of Climate Change

Neil Harrison University of Wyoming

Discussant: Rhona Leibel Macalester College

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

DEMOCRACY VS. DEVELOPMENT: THE GOOD, BAD, AND THE UGLY

Chair: Wesley T. Milner University of North Texas

Is There A New Middle East?: The Sources Of Regional Peace And War

Benjamin Miller The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Infitah: The Implications For Democracy Under Partial Globalization And Partial Democratization

Jack V. Kalpakian Old Dominion University

Economic Development And Civic Conflict

Wenche Hauge PRIO

Progress Or Decline: A World-Wide Examination Of International Political Economy And Human Rights

Wesley T. Milner University of North Texas

Discussant: Fei-ling Wang Georgia Institute of Technology

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

EXPLAINING EUROPEAN (DIS)UNION: TRANSACTIONS, IDEAS AND TECHNOLOGY

Chair: Katja Weber Georgia Institute of Technology

Decision-Making And Change In International Organizations And The European Union--Theories, Models And Propositions

M. Leann Brown University of Florida

The Tie That Binds? The Impact Of Technology On The International System

J.D. Kenneth Boutin York University

Beliefs, Ideas And European Monetary Integration

Amy Verdun University of Essex

Transaction Costs And European Integration

Katja Weber Georgia Institute of Technology

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

SMALL STATES IN GLOBALIZING MARKETS

Chair: Herman Schwartz University of Virginia

The Left And Economic Restructuring In Australia, New Zealand And Brazil

Gaylord George Candler Indiana University

Thinking Globally, Suffering Locally: The Effects Of International Agricultural Trade Agreements On Ireland.

Elizabeth De Boer-Ashworth University of Limerick

Organized Labor Responses To 'Free Trade': Building On Frieden, Rogowski And Verdier

Scott Littlehale University of North Carolina at Chattanooga

Striking Back At Empires: Australia And The Possibilities Of Progressive Responses To Globalisation

John Wiseman Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology

Discussant: Herman Schwartz University of Virginia

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

BETTER LIVING THROUGH INTEGRATION: THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF NAFTA

Chair: Maureen Appel Molot Carleton University

Globalization And State Sovereignty: A New Economic Nationalism In U.S. Foreign Economic Policy

Mary B. Geske Smith College

Shocks And Firm Responses: Canadian And Mexican Auto Parts Suppliers Adjust To NAFTA And Lean Production

Maureen Appel Molot Carleton University

Lorraine Eden Texas A&M

Kaye G. Husbands Williams College

The Reconstruction Of Business-State Coalitions: The Political Economy Of Free Trade In Mexico

Strom C. Thacker Boston University

NAFTA And The Reconstruction Of U.S. Hegemony: The Raw Materials Foundations Of Economic Competitiveness

Paul S. Ciccantell Kansas State University

Economic Sovereignty In A Situation Of Structural Dependence: The Case Of The Automobile Industries In Canada And Mexico

Maria Isabel Studer Centro de Investigaciones y Docenia

Discussant: David Wolfe University of Toronto

Amy Verdun European University Institute

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

GLOBALIZATION, LIBERALIZATION AND INTEGRATION IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE

Chair: Jean-Christophe Graz Universite de Laussane

Cosmopolitanism, Sovereignty And The Theory Of European Integration: A Kantian Contribution

Antonio Franceschet Carleton University

From The International Trade Organization (ITO) To The World Trade Organization (WTO): Transnational Mercantilism In Perspective

Jean-Christophe Graz Universite de Laussane

Globalization: Domestic Coalitional Effects And Regional Outcomes.

Etel Solingen University of California, Irvine

Regional Economic Integration: The Threat And The Promise

Alison M. S. Watson University of St. Andrews

Discussant: Craig Murphy Wellesley College

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

THE BUREAUCRATIC POLITICS OF INTRAGROUP AND INTERGROUP CONFLICT

Chair: Maryann Cusimano Catholic University of America

Effective Influence In The Advisory Process: Foreign Policy Advisers As Strategic Advocates

Jean Garrison Boston University

Bureaucratic Politics As Intergroup Conflict: Implications For Conflict

Paul 't Hart University of Leiden

Political Manipulation In Foreign Policy Decision Making: Who, When, And With What Success

Paul Hoyt West Virginia University

The Affect Factor In Foreign Policy Orientation: The Historic Case Of Finland's Elite

Karen Erickson University of Alaska Fairbanks

Discussant: Brian Ripley Mercyhurst College

Thursday C-19 1:45 - 3:30 PM Roundtable

INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND CIVIL SOCIETY IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD

Sponsor: International Organization ; Global Development

Chair: Kendall Stiles Loyola University Chicago

Civil Society And Multilateral Development Agencies: The Struggle Over An Idea

Kendall Stiles Loyola University Chicago

The World Bank: Confronting, Interpreting And Re-Making Civil Society

Paul Nelson University of Maryland

Overlapping Membership Among Regional Economic Integration Schemes: Insularity Versus Integration

Kathy Powers Ohio State University

Discussant: Joseph S. Joseph University of Cyprus

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

DEALING WITH THREATS, MAKING ENEMIES? THE IMPLICATIONS OF US FOREIGN POLICY

Chair: David T. Jervis Washburn University

Do Doctrines Make A Difference? The Impact Of Policy Declarations On U.S. Military Interventionism Abroad, 1947-1996

Charles W. Kegley, jr University of South Carolina

Margaret G. Hermann Ohio State University

Hardware vs. Software Policy: The Relationship Between American Arms Transfers And American Peace Policy Toward The Middle East, 1950-1995

Adnan M. Hayajneh Al al-Bayt University

Pushing All The Wrong Buttons: The United States, Cuba, And The Agony Of Transition

Donald E. Schulz US Army War College

Extraterritoriality, American Style

Jeffrey T. Gayton University of Wisconsin, Madison

Discussant: David T. Jervis Washburn University

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

GREEK POLITICS AND FOREIGN POLICY

Sponsor: Comparative Interdisciplinary Studies ; Foreign Policy Analysis; Modern Greek Studies Association

Chair: Nikolaos Zahariadis State University of New York

Realist And Cognitive Explanations Of American Foreign Policy: The Case Of Cyprus

Philippos Savvides University of Utah

Southern Balkan Security And The Problem Of Minorities

Kyriakos Kontopoulos Temple University

Akis Kalaitzides Temple University

Greek Lobbying On Capitol Hill And Greek Foreign Policy

Triantafyllos Flouris Portland State University

Discussant: Adamantia Pollis New School for Social Research

Thursday C-22 1:45 - 3:30 PM Roundtable

BEYOND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THEORY: ROBERT W. COX AND APPROACHES TO WORLD ORDER

Sponsor: International Organization ; International Political Economy

Chair: Harold K. Jacobson University of Michigan

Ben Rosamond University of Warwick

Teresa Healy Trent University

Mark Neufeld Trent University

Thursday C-23 1:45 am

POLITICAL THEORY: FEDERALISM AND GLOBALISM

Chair: Jose Louis Orozco National University of Mexico

Alejandro Chanona Burguete National University of Mexico

Filippo Sabetti McGill University

Ettore Albertoni University of Milan

Thursday D-1 3:45 - 5:30 PM

THE HISTORIC PEACE CHURCHES AND THE USE OF FORCE: NEW CHALLENGES IN THE POST-COLD WAR ERA

Chair: Robert Bookmiller Millersville University

Practicing Peace: The Religious Society Of Friends, The American Friends Service Committee, And The Non-Use Of Force

Katherine Rahman College of William and Mary

From Nonresistance To Pacifist Activism: The Mennonite Central Committee In The International Community

Kirsten Nakjavani Bookmiller Millersville University

The Church Of The Brethren: Beliefs And Actions Of A Historic Peace Church

Sandra D. Summers Millersville University, Stayer School

Discussant: Barbara Welling Hall Earlham College

Thursday D-23:45 - 5:30 PM

'ROOTS, ROCK, RHIZOMES': THE INSECURITIES OF NATIONAL IDENTITY, SOVEREIGN TERRITORY, AND RATIONALIST METHODOLOGY

Chair: James Der Derian University of Massachussetts-Amherst

Cartographies Of War And Peace: Violence And Identity In Bosnia

David Campbell Keele University

The Liberal Image Of The Nation

William Connolly Johns Hopkins University

A Patria To Die For: The Invention Of Civic Nationalism

Nicholas Xenos University of Massachussetts-Amherst

Discussant: James Der Derian University of Massachussetts-Amherst

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

PERCEPTIONS AND VALUES IN PEACEMAKING AND PEACEBUILDING

Chair: Marc Howard Ross Bryn Mawr College

Secure Knowledge

Rhona Leibel Macalester College

The Way Of The Peaceful Warrior: Value-Orientations And Strategic Perspectives Of Military Leaders After The Cold War

Volker C. Franke Syracuse University

Perceptions Of Threatening Enemy: The Impact Of Social-Psychological Identities On Ones Construal Of The Gulf Crisis

Markus Kemmelmeier University of Michigan

David Winter University of Michigan

Is Peacekeeping A New Form Of Imperialism

David Gibbs University of Arizona

Discussant: Marc Howard Ross Bryn Mawr College

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

EXPLAINING CHANGE IN INTERNATIONAL SECURITY INSTITUTIONS

Chair: Robert Keohane Duke University

Peacekeeping After The Cold War

Christopher Daase Freie Universitat Berlin

Framework Or Instrument- Institutions And U.S. Non-Proliferation

Henning Riecke Freie Universitat Berlin

Nineteenth Century Peace Congresses: Precursors To Twentieth Century International Institutions?

Louise Richardson Harvard University

Discussant: Gunther Hellmann Darmstadt

David A. Lake University of California at San Diego

Thursday D-5 3:45 - 5:30 PM Roundtable

ASSESSING THE OUTCOMES OF TITLE VI FUNDING

Chair: Joseph Rallo Ferris State University

Ann Kelleher Pacific Lutheran University

Brigitte Bechtold Central Michigan University

Edward Roberts Central Michigan University

Linda Brady Georgia Tech

Thursday D-6 3:45 - 5:30 PM Roundtable

WOMEN'S SCHOLARSHIP AND PROFESSIONAL STATUS IN INTERNATIONAL STUDIES: PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES

Chair: Suresht Bald Willamette University

Francine D'Amico Cornell University

Karen Mingst University of Kentucky

Hayward Alker University of Southern California

Katherine Moon Wellesley College

Thursday D-7 3:45 - 5:30 PM

CONFLICT EARLY WARNING: ETHNIC CONFLICT, REFUGEES, AND HUMANITARIAN CRISES

Chair: J. Craig Jenkins Ohio State University

States And Peoples: Assessing Risks Of Ethnopolitical Conflict In The Year 2000

Ted Robert Gurr University of Maryland/Uppsala University

Will H. Moore University of California at Riverside

Michael L. Haxton University of Maryland at College Park

The Systemic-Evolutionary Extended Signal Approach: Solving The Quadrature Of The Circle Of Early Warning

Andrea K. Smutek-Riemer

Defining The Dependent Variable For Conflict Early Warning: A Taxonomy Of Violent Conflicts

Peter Brecke Georgia Institute of Technology

Relief Web: The Role Of Information In Humanitarian Assistance

Sharon Rusu United Nations

The Humanitarian Early Warning System In The UN

Elizabeth Kassinis United Nations

Adeel Ahmeda United Nations

Discussant: Susanne Schmeidl York University

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

RESOLVING THE DILEMMA OF JAPAN'S SECURITY

Chair: Jay M. Parker U.S. Military Academy

Perspectives On Arming Japan

Michael Green Institute for Defense Analysis

Japan As Peacekeeper

L. William Heinrich, Jr. Columbia University

The New Melians: Change And The U.S.-Japan Security Dialogue

Jay M. Parker U.S. Military Academy

Okinawa And Japan: Crisis, Domestic Politics, And International Security

Sheila Smith Boston University

Discussant: Thomas L. McNaugher RAND

Thursday D-9 3:45 - 5:30 PM

ENGENDERING INSECURITIES: MEN, WOMEN AND THE POLITICS OF VIOLENCE

Sponsor: Feminist Theory and Gender Studies ; Peace Studies

Chair: Sandra Whitworth York University

Militarized Masculinities: The Okinawa Rape Case

Cynthia Enloe Clark University

Ram Boys: Changing Images Of The Masculine In The Philippine Military

Alfred McCoy University of Wisconsin-Madison

Sexual Violence And Power: Women's Lives In Zones Of Conflict

Lucy Mathiak University of Wisconsin-Madison

Retribution, Restitution, Reconciliation: Responding To Rape In War And 'Peace'

Wendy Lambourne University of Syndey

Discussant: Jacklyn Cock University of Witswaterstrand

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

REGIONAL SECURITY AND STABILITY IN EAST ASIA

Chair: Peter Van Ness University of Denver/Contemporary China Centre

Security Threats In East Asia: Japan's Role As A Regional Power

Kevin Lasher Francis Marion University

Conflict Resolution As A Political System: The Case Of Resolving The Nuclear Weapon's Crisis In The Korean Peninsula

Ho-Won Jeong George Mason University

Discussant: Peter Van Ness University of Denver/Contemporary China Centre

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

CONSTRUCTING SECURITY, CONSTITUTING ITS SUBJECTS

Chair: Keith Krause Graduate Institute of International Affairs

Past As Preface: The Use Of The 1914 Carnegie Inquiry In The Construction Of The 'Third' Balkan War

Lene Hansen University of Copenhagen

Making Enemies

David Mutimer Keele University

What's The Fuss? The Research Program Of Critical Security Studies

Keith Krause Graduate Institute of International Affairs

Discussant: Iver Neumann Norwegian Institute of International Affairs

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

ETHICS, ECOLOGY AND POLITICAL ECONOMY: GLOBALIZATION AND THE LIMITS OF THE POSSIBLE

Sponsor: International Political Economy ; Global Development

Chair: Stephen Gill York University

Braudelian Reflections On Economic Globalization

Eric Helleiner York University

The Problem Or The Solution? Capitalism And The State System

Susan Strange University of Warwick

Transnational Class Formation And State Forms

Kees Van Der Pijl University of Amsterdam

Social Forces And International Political Economy: Joining The Two Irs

Jeffrey Harrod Institute for Social Studies

Ecology, Political Economy And The Counter-Movement: Polanyi And The Second Great Transformation

Mitchell Bernard York University

Discussant: James Mittelman American University

This Linked Panel Follows Thursday C-10

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

ACID RAIN REVISITED: SCIENCE, POLITICS AND THE DOMESTIC-INTERNATIONAL DYNAMIC

Chair: Peter Victor York University

Canada-U.S. Negotiation Of The Cost Of Acid Rain Controls

Don Munton University of Northern British Columbia

Federal-Provincial Negotiation Of The Canadian Cost Of Acid Rain Controls

Doug Macdonald University of Toronto

The Influence Of Science On The Acid Rain Policy Process

Adam Fenech Environment Canada

Tom Brydges Environment Canada

Science And Politics As Yin/Yang: The Role Of Scientists And Scientific Knowledge In Regime Formation On The Acid Deposition Issue In East Asia

Kenneth Wilkening University of Wisconsin

Discussant: Jack Donnan Ontario Ministry of Environment and Energy

Thursday D-14 3:45 - 5:30 PM Roundtable

POLITICAL SPACE, GOVERNANCE, AND THE INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY

Chair: Yale Ferguson Rutgers University-Newark

Richard Mansbach Iowa State University

John Agnew University of California, Los Angeles

R.J. Barry Jones University of Reading

Michael Keating University of Western Ontario

Virginia Walsh Rutgers University

Thursday D-15 3:45 - 5:30 PM Roundtable

CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE LAW: ROUNDTABLE

Chair: Nancy S. Mandel The Institute of International Trade Law and Foreign Investment Law

Charles F. Doran Johns Hopkins University

Gilbert R. Winham Dalhousie University

Neil R. Richardson University of Wisconsin, Madison

Razeen Sally London School of Economics and Political Science

Diana Tussie Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencia Social

Discussant: Robert O'Brien University of Sussex at Brighton

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

THE GLOBALIZATION OF LIFE

Chair: J. Ann Tickner University of Southern California

The Social Economy Tradition And Global Life

Martin Hewson York University

Reflexive Regionalism? Global Life And The Construction Of European Identities

Ben Rosamond University of Warwick

Authority In Global Life: A Framework For Evaluating Persistent Deference In A Context Of Uncertainty

Timothy J. Sinclair University of Warwick

Discussant: Raymond A. Duvall University of Minnesota

J. Ann Tickner University of Southern California

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

FEELING IPE

Chair: Naeem Inayatullah Ithaca College

Reflexivists As Hypocrites, Or Once More With Feeling

Ralph Pettman Victoria University of Wellington

Herman, Who? De-Mystifying IR/IPE Discourse

Vendulka Kubalkova University of Miami

Practical Consciousness And Feeling IPE

Naeem Inayatullah Ithaca College

Theorizing Hegemony: A Critical Examination Of Race And Gender In Gramscian IPE

Nancy Bell Syracuse University

L M H Ling Syracuse University

Reforming The Economy, Rescripting The Nation: The Negotiation Of State Insecurities In A Global Economy

Himadeep Muppidi University of Minnesota

Discussant: Stephen Rosow SUNY Oswego

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

THE EAST IS READ / RED / (AWASH IN) RED (INK)

Chair: Richard Higgott University of Warwick

Regional Cooperation Via Second Track Diplomacy: The Role Southeast Asian Think Tanks

Diane Stone University of Warwick

Richard Higgott University of Warwick

Downward Mobility? Theoretical And Practical Implications Of Late Industrialisation In Malaysia And Thailand.

Jason Abbott Nottingham Trent University

FDI And Economic Development In China: A Policy Analysis

Chyungly Lee National Chengchi University

Domestic Politics And Intellectual Property Rights Protection In East Asia

Chun-Tsung Chin Claremont Graduate School

Discussant: Mark Beeson Asia Research Centre

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

FOREIGN POLICY CHALLENGES AND THE PRESIDENCY

Chair: Mark Schafer Louisiana State University

The Effect Of Personal Characteristics Of Presidents On Groupthink

Mark Schafer Louisiana State University

The Sources Of Presidential Advice In Crisis Decision Making

Christopher M. Jones Northern Illinois University

Choosing War: A Comparison Of Incentives For Bush And Saddam Hussein

Jo-Anne Hart Barnard College

Garbage Can Decision Making Processes In The Carter Administration

William Newmann Virginia Commonwealth University

Discussant: Joseph Scolnick, Jr. Clinch Valley College

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

PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR THE UNITED NATIONS

Chair: Roger A. Coate University of South Carolina

Trends In Public Support For The United Nations In The United States

Shoon Murray American University

Thomas Hartley University of Connecticut

Public Support For The United Nations: A Comparative Perspective

Elizabeth C. Hanson University of Connecticut

Carlos A. Elordi University of Connecticut

Congress, The President, And The End Of The Cold War: Has Anything Changed?

James M. McCormick Iowa State University

Eugene R. Wittkopf Louisiana State University

David M. Danna Louisiana State University

Public Support For The UN: A Non-US Perspective

Robert Phillips American University of Bulgaria

Discussant: Chadwick F. Alger The Ohio State University

Miroslav Nincic University of California

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

NONSTATE AND SUBNATIONAL ACTORS IN FOREIGN POLICY

Chair: Natalie Frensley Wichita State University

Who Is Making Foreign Policy Anyway? The Role Of Independent Actors In Haiti

Heidi Hobbs Florida International University

Globalization And Urban Governance: The Development Of Local Foreign Policy Infrastructures

Harry I. Chernotsky UNC Charlotte

Policy Entrepreneurs: The Third Dimension In American Foreign Policy Making

Mohommed A. Muqtedar Khan Georgetown University

Subnational Involvement In Foreign Aid: Rhetoric And Substantive Dimensions As A Source Of Change In International Politics

Felipe Gonzalez A University of the Basque Country

World Affairs Organizations, The Communication Process, And The Making Of US Foreign Policy

Jerel Rosati University of South Carolina

Richard Haeuber University of South Carolina

Ken Rogerson University of South Carolina

Discussant: Joe Hagan West Virginia University

Natalie Frensley Wichita State University

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

NON STATE ACTORS, STATE PRACTICES AND INTERNATIONAL NORMS

Sponsor: International Organization ; Global Development

Chair: Richard Price University of Minnesota

The Reach Of International Norms: Immigrant Minorities And NGOs In Germany And Japan

Amy Gurowitz Cornell University/Harvard University

Reversing The Gunsight: Non-State Actors Target Weapons

Richard Price University of Minnesota

Reforming Police Organizations In New Democracies

John D. Occhipinti Canisius College

Discussant: Kathryn Sikkink University of Minnesota

Thursday D-23 3:45 - 5:30 PM Roundtable

EVALUATING PEACEKEEPING MISSIONS

Sponsor: International Organization ; Peace Studies

Chair: Daniel Druckman National Research Council

Paul F. Diehl University of Illinois

William J. Durch The Henry L. Stimson Center

Robert C. Johansen University of Notre Dame

Kevin Clements George Mason University

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

WRITING/ADMINISTERING A TITLE VI A GRANT

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

RETHINKING MIDDLE POWER: THEORY AND EVIDENCE

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

MACRO AND MICRO PATHWAYS TO PEACE

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

THE CHANGING FRONTIER BETWEEN PRIVATE AND PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW

Chair: Harry Arthurs York University

Public Meets Private: The International Unification And Harmonization Of Private International Law

A. Claire Cutler University of Victoria

Public And Private International Law: A Changing Frontier Or A Needless Distinction?

Jens Kellerhoff European University Institute

Contracts And Declining International Provision Of Public Goods

Renee Marlin-Bennett American University

Sovereignty And Jurisdiction In Public And Private International Law

Sol Picciotto Lancaster University

Discussant: M.J. Peterson University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Saturday A-1 8:30 - 10:15 AM

INTER-ETHNIC PROBLEMS AND ISSUES IN CENTRAL ASIA

Sponsor: Theme Panel ; Association for the Study of Nationalities

Chair: Troy McGrath Central European University

Inter-Ethnic Conflict And The Development Of Central Asian Militaries

Dianne L. Smith U.S. Army War College

Regional And Clan Identities In Central Asia

Bhana Dave University of London

Ethnic Minorities And Interregional Cooperation In Central Asia

Roger Kangas John Hopkins University

Saturday A-28:30 - 10:15 AM

TRADE-CONFLICT MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP SHARING: JAPAN AND THE UNITED STATES

Chair: Tadashi Aruga

Inevitable Conflict Or 'Competitive Interdependence': Japanese And American Approaches To Trade And Economic Policy

I.M. Destler University of Maryland

Prospects For Global Leadership Sharing: The Economic Dimension

Hideo Sato University of Tsubuka

Prospects For Global Leadership Sharing: The Security Dimension

Ivo H. Daalder University of Maryland

Discussant: David Rapkin University of Tsubuka

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

THE CONCEPT OF REGIONALISM

Chair: Richard K. Falk Princeton University

Regional Dynamics In The Mediterranean Area

Stephen C. Calleya University of Malta

Managing Regional Security: The Role Of Regional Organizations In The Asia-Pacific

Gina Rivas Pattugalan University of the Philippines

NAFTA And MERCOSUR: Limits And Possibilities Of A Comprehensive Regional Framework In The Americas

Vilma E. Petrash Universidad Central de Venezuela

Regional And Sub-Regional Economic Integration Movements In The Commonwealth Caribbean

P. K. Menon University of the West Indies

Discussant: Eric Philippart Centre Facultaire de Recherches Internationales

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

THE DEMOCRATIC PEACE HYPOTHESIS

Chair: Nils Petter Gleditsch International Peace Research Institute, Oslo

The Social Basis Of The Democratic Peace

Robert Snyder Southwestern University

Exploring The Relationship Between Trade And Cooperation: Are Commercial Interactions A Pathway To Perpetual Peace?

Robert G. Blanton University of South Carolina

Does Peace Cause Democracy? Effects Of The International Environment On The Development Of State Structures

Mark E. Pietrzyk George Washington University

Ancient Greek Democracies And 19th Century Democracies: Imperialistic Conflict And Democratic Peace

Joel H. Blank University of California, Los Angeles

Discussant: A. Bikash Roy Lafayette College

Nils Petter Gleditsch International Peace Research Institute, Oslo

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

GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROSPECTS: POPULATION AND RESOURCE CONSTRAINTS, AND THE CHALLENGE OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE

Sponsor: Global Development ; Environmental Studies

Chair: Francois Debrix Purdue University

Global Transitions: Demographic, Food, Energy, And Economic Transitions In The 21st Century

Barry B. Hughes University of Denver

Population And Resource Conflict In The Developing World

Murray D. Dawson Winrock International

Sustainable Development: An Evolutionary Approach

Dennis Pirages University of Maryland

Implementing Global Environmental Agreements In The Developing World

Gary Bryner Brigham Young University

Discussant: David Martin Purdue University

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

WRITING AND PUBLISHING CASES

Sponsor: Active Learning in International Affairs

Chair: Lou Ortmayer Davidson College

Good And Bad Cases: A Teacher's Point Of View

Al Pierce National War College

Good And Bad Cases: A Publisher's Point Of View

Peter Paraschos Pew Case Study Program

Turning Students Into Case Writers

Ole Holsti Duke University

From A Glimmer In The Funder's Eye To A Challenge In The Classroom: Student Case Writing In An International Affairs Course

Kevin Quigley The Woodrow Wilson Center

Discussant: Maryann Cusimano The Catholic University of America

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

FOREIGN POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF A SOVEREIGN QUEBEC

Sponsor: Ethnicity, Nationalism & Migration ; Foreign Policy Analysis

Chair: John F. Stack, Jr. Florida International University

Canada's International Debt Problem: The Prospect Of A Sovereign Quebec

Dane Rowlands Carleton University

Quebec And International Trade After Secession: Great Expectations Of Montreal's Folly

Lui Hebron Florida International University

Canada And Quebec After Quebecois Secession Realist Reflections On An International Relationship

Denis Stairs Dalhousie University

Discussant: Frank Harvey Dalhousie University

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

THE POLITICAL MANAGEMENT OF ETHNIC CONFLICT: COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES FROM FIRST AND THIRD WAVE DEMOCRACIES

Sponsor: Comparative Interdisciplinary Studies ; Ethnicity, Nationalism & Migration

Chair: Gunnar Nielsson University of Southern California

Proportional vs. Majoritarian Ethnic Conflict Management In Democracies

Frank Cohen SUNY-Binghamton

Managing Ethnic Conflict Then And Now: Comparative Cases And General Speculations On The Impact Of Democratization And Mobilization

Martin Heisler University of Maryland

Democratization And The Institutional Accommodation Of Ethnic Conflict: Africa In Comparative Perspective

Shaheen Mozaffar Bridgewater State College

James Scarritt University of Colorado at Boulder

Susan McMillan Pennsylvania State University

Nations Within States: Models Of Assimilation And Autonomy

Gwen Torges-Hoffman University of Arizona

Discussant: Michal Bodeman University of Toronto

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

THE SHAPE OF SELVES TO COME: NEW DIRECTIONS IN SECURITY STUDIES

Sponsor: Theme Panel ; Ethnicity, Nationalism & Migration

Chair: Richard Mansbach Iowa State University

Bringing Modernity In: The Stakes For Security

Robert Latham Social Science Research Council

Identities, Borders, And Orders: New Cartographies For Security Studies

Yosef Lapid New Mexico State University

National Identity And State Security Policy: Lessons From The 19th Century

Rodney B. Hall University of Pennsylvania

Sovereignty, Citizenship, And Legitimacy: A Problematic Nexus For Security Studies

Friedrich Kratochwil Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitat

Discussant: Richard Mansbach Iowa State University

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

THE DAWN OF ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE

Chair: Ian Rowlands UNEP Collaborating Centre on Energy and Environment

Global Environmental Leadership At The G7

John Kirton University of Toronto

Ella Kokotsis University of Toronto

The 1992 Biodiversity Convention: A Case Study In Global Environmental Governance

Désirée McGraw London School of Economics and Political Science

The Democratization Of (Sustainable) Development

Rodger Payne University of Louisville

Is Consensus Necessary For Effective Environmental Treaties?

Karrin Scapple Southwest Missouri State University

Discussant: David Twining Shippensburg University

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

SECURITY COOPERATION, DISARMAMENT, AND NONPROLIFERATION IN THE FORMER SOVIET UNION: TRANSNATIONAL, INTERNATIONAL, OR DOMESTIC POLITICS?

Sponsor: American-Soviet Successor State Relations

Chair: Celeste Wallander Harvard University

Nonproliferation Policy In Kazakhstan: Development And Implementation

Keith Wolfe University of Georgia

Managing Crises Of International Regimes: The Case Of The Nuclear Nonproliferation Crisis In The Former Soviet Union In 1992-94

Nikolai Sokov Monterey Institute of International Studies

Expanding The Existing Nuclear Disarmament Regime: Prospects For Bilateral U.S.-Russian Cooperation

George MacLean University of Manitoba

Discussant: Celeste Wallander Harvard University

Saturday A-13 8:30 - 10:15 AM Roundtable

INTERNATIONAL HUMAN DIMENSIONS OF GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE PROGRAMME: AN OVERVIEW AND CURRENT PROJECTS

Chair: Marvin Soroos North Carolina State University

Arild Underdal University of Oslo

Steve Lonergan University of Victoria

Oran Young Dartmouth College

Saturday A-14 8:30 - 10:15 AM Roundtable

ROUNDTABLE ON TEACHING INTERNATIONAL LAW: PROBLEMS AND OPPORTUNITIES

Chair: John King Gamble Pennsylvania State University, Behr

New Opportunities For The American Society Of International Law In Teaching

Charlotte Ku American Society of International Law

Teaching International Law To Undergraduates: A Project Report

Christopher C. Joyner Georgetown University

Can Technology Really Do Us Any Good?

John King Gamble Pennsylvania State University, Behr

Teaching International Women's Rights: Challenges And Opportunities

Rebecca Cook University of Toronto

Foreign Language Assignments In Undergraduate International Law

Barbara Welling-Hall Earlham College

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

GLOBALIZATION OF FINANCE: INTERNATIONAL AND DOMESTIC CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES

Chair: Matthew Shepherd University of Warwick

Insecurity As A Result Of Rapid Change In The Financial Structure: Derivatives As A Case Study

Matthew Shepherd University of Warwick

The Politics Of Banking Regulation In The United States

Richard Meltz The Ohio State University

Partisan Macroeconomic Policy Preferences And US Use Of Force

Benjamin Fordham State University of New York at Albany

The New World Of Money: The Digitalization And Globalization Of Money And Capital

Mark Frost University of Texas at Dallas

Discussant: Peter Dumbrowski Iowa State University

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

NICHIBEI AT BAY? US-JAPANESE TUSSLES OVER TRADE AND ASIA

Chair: Thomas G. Moore University of Cincinnati

Identity And Power: A Constructivist Understanding Of U.S.-Japan Trade Negotiations In The Post Cold War Period.

Geun Lee University of Wisconsin

Tailor To The World: China, The Multifiber Arrangement, And The Political Economy Of International Trade In Textiles And Clothing

Thomas G. Moore University of Cincinnati

Domestic Politics And International Relations In Trade Policymaking: U.S.-Japan Trade And The GATT Uruguay Round Agricultural Negotiations

Christopher C. Meyerson Columbia University

Discussant: Richard Friman Marquette University

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

WHY THE POST MODERN TURN IN IR/IPE THEORY?

Chair: Albert Bergesen University of Arizona

Cults Of The Cultural: International Relations, Estrangement, And The Will To Know Ourselves

Richard K. Ashley Arizona State University

Why The Post Modern Turn In IR/IPE Theory

Albert Bergesen University of Arizona

Discourses Of Development: Post-Fordism, Post-Modernity And The Disjunctures Of Global Capitalism

Fernando Castrillon University of California, Davis

Discussant: Naeem Inayatullah Ithaca College

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

TRANSNATIONALIZATION OF CAPITALISM AND EUROPEAN INTEGRATION

Chair: Magnus Ryner Universiteit van Amsterdam

Transnational Capital And The Development Of The European Union

Bastiaan van Apeldoorn Instituto Universitario Europeo

Protesting The Ever Closer Union: French Farmers And Euro Integration

Christilla Roederer University of South Carolina

Impact Of Global Restructuring On The European Labour Market

Henk Overbeek Research Centre for International Peace

France And The EMS: A Trade-Off Between Free Trade And Exchange Rate Stability

Michaela Dabringhausen University of Chicago

Discussant: Gregory Albo York University

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

ECONOMIC INTEGRATION, COMPETITIVENESS, AND POLITICAL STABILITY: COMPARATIVE CHALLENGES AND STRATEGIES

Chair: Guy Poitras Trinity University

A New North America? Regionalism And Integration In The NAFTA Era

Guy Poitras Trinity University

Central America And Hemispheric Integration: Going It Alone?

Rachel McCleary Georgetown University

Investment And Economic Security In The Asia Pacific

Barbara Weiss University of Tsukuba

Business-Government Relations And Technology Development In Nigeria

Robert Dibie Western Michigan University

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

NEGOTIATION AND TWO-LEVEL GAMES

Chair: Jeffrey S. Lantis The College of Wooster

The Impact Of Ideas On Two-Level Arms Control Bargaining

Nancy W. Gallagher Wesleyan University

International Conflict Settlements, Ratifications And Persuasion

Natalie J. Frensley Wichita State University

Two-Level Games And The Shift From Myopic To Nonmyopic Equilibria: Netanyahu And The Israel-Syria Peace Process

Steven B. Redd Texas A & M University

Stumbling Blocks Or Jump Starts?: The Impact Of Protest And Paramilitary Violence On The Northern Ireland Peace Process

Peter Trumbore University of Connecticut

Discussant: Makram Haluani Simon Bolivar University

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

THE MEDIA, PUBLIC OPINION, AND FOREIGN POLICY

Chair: Ralph Carter Texas Christian University

Americans' Attention To And Knowledge About International Crises In The Post Cold War World: A Comparison Of Panama, The Persian Gulf, Bosnia, Somalia, And Haiti

Stephen E. Bennett University of Cincinnati

Richard S. Flickinger Wittenberg University

Staci L. Rhine Wittenberg University

Public Opinion, Crises, And Decision Makers: The Significance Of Elite Beliefs In Shaping The Influence Of Public Opinion On Foreign Policy Choice

Douglas C. Foyle Ohio State University

The Role Of The Media In Foreign Policy Formulation: The Israeli Case

Chanan Naveh Tel Aviv University

Public Support For A Common Foreign Policy In The European Union

Richard Eichenberg Tufts University

Discussant: Ralph Carter Texas Christian University

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

ECONOMIC INSECURITY AND HUMAN RIGHTS

Chair: Michael J. Smith University of Virginia

Economic Inequality And Human Rights

William Felice Eckerd College

A New Direction In Human Rights Monitoring: The North's Responsibility For Economic Rights

Rhoda Howard McMaster University

Jack Donnelly University of Denver

Economic Development Versus Human Rights In Southeast Asia: A Question Of Values?

Stephanie Lawson Australian National University

The Phenomena Of Hunger: A Responsibility For Global Political Economy

Regina Watkin-Kolb The Nottingham Trent University

Does Absolute Poverty Constitute Any Real Threat To International Security And Stability

Marilyn McMorrow Georgetown University

Discussant: Sigrun Skogly University of Liverpool

Saturday A-23 8:30 - 10:15 AM

PULSATIONS AND POWER IN WORLD HISTORY I

Chair: Robert A. Denemark University of Delaware

Evolutionary Pulsations In The World Economy II: Migrations

George Modelski University of Washington

William R. Thompson Indiana University

The Comparative Study Of Pulsations

Thomas Hall DePauw University

Christopher Chase-Dunn Johns Hopkins University

Is Evolution At Work In The World-City System?

Andrew Bosworth University of Dayton

Discussant: Andre Gunder Frank University of Amsterdam

Saturday B-1 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable

CARIBBEAN SECURITY IN REGIONAL AND GLOBAL CONTEXT

Chair: Ivelaw Griffith Florida International University

Dorith Grant-Wisdom University of Maryland

Hal P. Klepak Royal Military College of Canada

Marian A. L. Miller University of Akron

Horace Bartilow University of Kentucky

W. Marvin Will University of Tulsa

Saturday B-210:30 AM - 12:15 PM

COMPETITIVE ARMS PROCESSES IN THE ASIA PACIFIC REGION

Sponsor: Theme Panel ; Scientific Studies of International Processes

Chair: Amitav Acharya York University

The China-Taiwan Enduring Rivalry: Militarized Disputes, Rhetorical Complexity And Arms Racing?

Michael Wallace University of British Columbia

Brian Job University of British Columbia

Competitive Arms Processes: Comparing Global And Regional Contexts

Susan Sample Australian National University

Arms Processes And South Asia

William Bain University of British Columbia

Arms Acquisition Patterns In Southeast Asia

Bates Gill SIPRI and the Monterey Institute

Discussant: Amitav Acharya York University

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

FOREIGN MINISTRIES IN A CHANGING DIPLOMATIC ENVIRONMENT

Chair: Brian Hocking Coventry University

The Foreign Affairs Ministry Of Canada: An 'Open' Or 'Closed' Case?

Andrew F. Cooper University of Waterloo

Foreign Ministries Adapting: Mapping The Major Challenges Of The Next Decade

Maurice A. East George Washington University

Foreign Ministries: Decline Versus Adaptation

Brian Hocking Coventry University

Discussant: Anthony McGrew Open University

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

REGIONAL PEACE-MAKING AND PEACE-BUILDING

Chair: Kenny Thomas University of Missouri-St. Louis

Learning Together: NGO And University Collaboration In The Creation Of A Culture Of Peace In Nicaragua

Craig W. Auchter Butler University

Dangerous Optimism: Non-Weaponized Deterrence And Regional Peace In South Asia

Mario E. Carranza University of Texas A and M- Kingsville

Demilitarization And Civilian Control In Central America: The Role Of The International Community

Robert B. Anderson Bridgewater College

The Structural Dynamics Of The Sino-American-Japanese Triangle: The Absence Of Common Goals In East Asia

Go ITO University of Denver

Inter-Tribal Conflict And Statemaking: Namibia, Somalia, And Somaliland: A Comparative Study

Mary-Jane Fox Uppsala University

Discussant: Kenny Thomas University of Missouri-St. Louis

Saturday B-5 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

THE CHALLENGES OF DEMOCRATIZATION AND (UNDER)DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA

Chair: Ahmed I. Samatar Macalester College

Taking Stock Of The Lome Conventions: A Panacea For Underdevelopment Or A Grandiose Benevolence

Olufemi Babarinde Thunderbird University

The Multifaceted Link Between Economic Development And Multiparty Democratization: A Case Study Of Tanzania

Jessica Vener Ohio State University

Southern Africa As Social Space

Michael Niemann Trinity College

Analyzing The Links Between Gender And Democratization In Southern Africa: Limitations And Opportunities

Katherine Orr Dalhousie University

Discussant: Ahmed I. Samatar Macalester College

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

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PUBLIC HEALTH AND CONFLICT

Chair: Thomas Homer-Dixon University of Toronto

Trans-Disciplinary Methods For The Analysis Of Complex Humanitarian Emergencies

James Orbinski McMaster University

Environmental Scarcity And Social Instability: A Public Health Approach

Val Percival PRIO

Infectious Disease And International Security: Developing A New Security Paradigm

Andrew Price-Smith University of Toronto

Health As An International Security Issue

Judyth Twigg Virginia Commonwealth University

Discussant: Kenneth D. Bush Queen's University

Martha Cottam Washington State University

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

QUEBEC'S CANADIAN DILEMMA: PARTNERSHIP, AUTONOMY OR INDEPENDENCE

Chair: Lui Hebron Florida International University

Canada's Ethnic Dilemma: Primordial Ethnonationalism In Quebec

John F. Stack, Jr. Florida International University

Wither Canada: An Expected Utilities Model Of Quebec And The Possibilities Of Secession

Michael Luztig University of Western Ontario

Patrick James Iowa State University

Quebec, Liberal Constitutionalism, And The Problem Of Secession

Christopher Manfredi McGill University

State-Making And State-Breaking In The North American Subsystem

Hudson Meadwell McGill University

Discussant: David Carment Carleton University

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

INTERPRETING ETHNIC CONFLICT AND POLITICAL VIOLENCE: OLD RECIPES, NEW APPROACHES

Sponsor: Ethnicity, Nationalism & Migration ; Foreign Policy Analysis

Chair: Kathleen Cavanaugh London School of Economics and Political Science

Democracy And Democratization: Implications For Ethnopolitical Accommodation

William Hazleton Miami University (Ohio)

Legal Approaches To Ethnic Conflict: Mainstreaming Minority Interests In Government Decision-Making

Christopher McCrudden Oxford University

Matching Political Institutions With Social Divisions: A Comparative Approach To Conflict Resolution In South Africa, Israel And Northern Ireland.

John McGarry University of Western Ontario

Asymmetrical Federalism And Shared Sovereignty In Quebec And Northern Ireland: Exploring Alternative Constitutional Proposals To The Challenges Of Minority Nationalisms

Paul King London School of Economics and Political Science

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

THE SHAPE OF SELVES TO COME: MIGRATION, IDENTITY, AND SECURITY

Sponsor: Theme Panel ; Ethnicity, Nationalism & Migration

Chair: Martin Heisler University of Maryland

Security Without Borders: Exploring The State-Society-Identity Triangle

Mathias Albert University of Frankfurt/New Mexico

Identity And Security: Migration And Asylum Seekers In Europe

Didier Bigo CERI-IEP (Paris)

Threatened Borders/Threatened Identities: A Comparative Analysis Of Securitarian Rhetoric

Ayse Ceyhan CERI-IEP (Paris)

The Other As Threat And Enemy: Migration And The Member States Of The European Union

Kevin Olson University of Pittsburgh

Hanne Fugl University of Copenhagen

Discussant: Martin Heisler University of Maryland at College Parkrk

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

ENVIRONMENTAL SECURITY: FROM CONTESTED CONCEPT TO POPULAR PRACTICE

Sponsor: Theme Panel ; Environmental Studies

Chair: Richard Matthew Georgetown University

Environmental Security: From Transnational Idea To National Policies

Geoffrey Dabelko University of Maryland

Environment, Security And International Integration

Karin Dokken University of Oslo

Rethinking Environmental Security

Richard Matthew Georgetown University

Lacunae And Lapses: Reading The Silences In Environmental Security Discourse

Simon Dalby Carleton University

Discussant: Karen Litfin University of Washington

Gunther Bachler Harvard University

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

MITIGATING UNCERTAINTY IN MULTILATERAL ENVIRONMENTAL NEGOTIATIONS: THE ROLE OF NON-GOVERNMENTAL ACTORS

Chair: Marc Levy Williams College

Mitigating Uncertainty In Negotiations: Theory And Evidence From Multilateral Environmental Agreements

Amanda Wolf Victoria University

Scientific Uncertainty In Environmental Negotiations: The Responses Of The Non-Governmental Sector

Pamela Chasek Columbia University

Expertise In Decision-Making: Systemic Factors In The Desertification And Climate Change Negotiations

Elisabeth Corell Linkoping University

NGO-State Collaboration: Evolution Of Strategies For Addressing Uncertainty, 1946-1996

Frances Spivy-Weber Johns Hopkins University

Discussant: Marc Levy Williams College

Oscar Avalle Permanent Mission of Argentina to the United Nations

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

RESPONDING TO INTERNATIONAL THREATS OR SERVING DOMESTIC INTERESTS? EVIDENCE FROM MARINE RESOURCE REGIMES.

Chair: Brian Potter University of California, Los Angeles

International Management Of Pacific Tuna Stocks By Unequal Stakeholders

Brian Potter University of California, Los Angeles

Regime Building On The High Seas: Common Property Or Common Security?

Jennifer Bailey Norwegian University of Technology and Science

Five Theories Of Decision-Making: Japanese And Norwegian Whaling Decisions In 1986 And 1993.

Scott Spaulding University of California, Irvine

Discussant: Steve Stroman Allegheny College

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

BALTIC SECURITY: THREATS AND INSECURITY

Chair: Clive Archer Manchester Metropolitan University

Security Around The Baltic Rim: On The Inflation Of A Core Concept

Pertti Joenniemi Centre for Peace and Conflict Research

Lithuania: Towards The European Security Community

Grazina Miniotaite Centre for Peace and Conflict Research

Estonian Security In A Wider European Context

Vares Peeter Institute of International and Social Studies

Mare Haab Institute of International and Social Studies

Nordic Approaches To Baltic Security

Clive Archer Manchester Metropolitan University

Discussant: Mare Haab Institute of International and Social Studies

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

BUSINESS AND THE ENVIRONMENT: THREATS, ENEMIES OR SOLUTIONS?

Sponsor: Environmental Studies ; Theme Panel

Chair: Adam Harmes York University

Environmental Policymaking In Multinational Corporations

Aseem Prakash Indiana University

Transnational Trash: Implications And Analysis Of The Global Waste Disposal Industry

Kate O'Neill Columbia University

International Environmental Regulations, Firm Competitiveness, And Co-Operation Among Countries On The Global Environment

Paul Baldwin Columbia University

The Political Economy Of Ozone Layer Protection

Robert Falkner Oxford University

Discussant: Ron Bergin SDS Consulting

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

JUSTICE DEATH AND THE DEATH OF JUSTICE

Chair: Harold Guetzkow Northwestern University

Justice Among Nations

Dorothy V. Jones Newberry Library

Face To Face With The Dead Man: Ethical Responsibility, State Sanctioned Killing And Empathetic Impossibility

Patricia Molloy Ontario Institute for Studies in Education

Implied Ethics: Engaging The Principled History Of International Law

Amir Pasic Brown University

Jarat Chopra Brown University

Memory And Justice In Argentina's Dirty War: Reading The Limits Of National Reconciliation

Mario di Paolantonio Ontario Institute for Studies in Education

Warriors, War Criminals, Law And Justice

Elizabeth Philipose York University

Discussant: David Campbell Keele University

Saturday B-16 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable

TEACHING INTERNATIONAL NEGOTIATION

Chair: Jonathan Wilkenfeld University of Maryland

Linda Brady Georgia Institute of Technology

Hrach Gregorian IDR Associates

Joyce Kaufman Whittier College

Bertram Spector Center for Negotiation Analysis

Discussant: I. William Zartman Johns Hopkins University

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

BARGAINING FOR CHANGE: MONEY OR MIGHT?

Chair: John Odell University of Southern California

Military-Political Conditions And International Economic Negotiation

John Odell University of Southern California

Your Place Or Mine: States, International Organizations And Investment Rules -- The OECD vs WTO

Elizabeth Smythe Concordia University College of Alberta

Investment Guarantees And Political Risk Insurance: Enforcers Of Private Property Regime Stability

Orson Watson University Of Virginia

Is Communication Conducive To Cooperation? Communication Failure And Cooperation In International Banking Regulation

Philipp Genschel Max-Planck-Institut fuer Gesellschaft

Thomas Pluemper Max-Planck-Institut fuer Gesellschaft

Discussant: Virginia Haufler University of Maryland

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

PULSATIONS AND POWER IN WORLD HISTORY II

Chair: Christopher Chase-Dunn Johns Hopkins University

Patterns Of Pulsation In Ancient Warfare

Claudio Cioffi-Revilla University of Colorado-Boulder

Hegemony In World Systems/Civilizations

David Wilkinson University of California - Los Angeles

Cycles Of Cycles: Arrighi's "The Long 20th Century" History Revisited

Robert A. Denemark University of Delaware

Discussant: Barry K. Gills University of Newcastle

Johan Galtung University of Hawaii/Universitat Witten

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

NEOLIBERALISM AND STATE RESTRUCTURING IN EUROPE: MACROREGIONAL AND COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES

Chair: Henk Overbeek Universiteit van Amsterdam,

Integrating Eastern Europe: EU Expansion & Poland, Hungary, Czech

Otto Holman Research Centre for International Peace

The Neoliberal Hegemonic Project And Its Crisis In Turkey

Nilgun Onder York University

Maastricht Convergence In The Social Democratic Heartland: Sweden And Germany

Magnus Ryner Universiteit van Amsterdam

Domestic Political Response To European Union Liberalization Of The Postal Sector

Jette Steen Knudsen Universiteit van Amsterdam

Discussant: Alan Cafruny Hamilton College

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

NORMATIVE PARADIGMS IN ISLAM

Chair: John Esposito Georgetown University

Democratization Experience In Muslim Societies: The Cases Of Bangladesh And Pakistan

Salim Mansur University of Western Ontario

Islamic Perspectives On Human Rights: Continuity And Change

Mahmood Monshipouri Alma College

Islam And Human Rights: A Cross-National Analysis

Daniel Price SUNY Binghamton

Ethics, Human Rights, And Democracy In The Internal Islamic Discourse: The Case Of Iran

Esmail Shakeri Huron College

Discussant: John Esposito Georgetown University

Saturday B-21 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable

WHITHER GOVERNMENTAL POLITICS?

Chair: Bertjan Verbeek Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Juliet Kaarbo University of Kansas

Eric Stern Stockholm University

David Welch University of Toronto

Jutta Weldes Kent State University

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

THE INTERNATIONAL POLITICS OF SECESSIONIST CONFLICT

Sponsor: Foreign Policy Analysis ; Ethnicity, Nationalism & Migration

Chair: Stephen M Saideman Texas Tech University

Please, Can I Play? Secessionist Foreign Policy And The Dilemmas Of Two-Level Games

Stephen M Saideman Texas Tech University

Whither Territory?

Kristen Williams University of California, Los Angeles

The Politics Of Secession: A Comparative Analysis Of Resolution

Chris Black University of New South Wales

Democracy And Early Accommodation Of Interstate Ethnic Conflict

Mats Hammarstrom Uppsala University

Discussant: David Lake University of California, San Diego

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

INTEGRATING METHODOLOGIES: HISTORY AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THEORY