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

Pier 2

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

Discussant: TBA

Saturday A-28:30 - 10:15 AM

Pier 4

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

Dockside 2

THE CONCEPT OF REGIONALISM

Sponsor: Theme Panel

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

Pier 3

THE DEMOCRATIC PEACE HYPOTHESIS

Sponsor: Peace Studies

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

Queen's Quay 1

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

Frontenac

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

Dockside 1

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

Bay Room

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

Salon B

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

Pier 9

THE DAWN OF ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE

Sponsor: Environmental Studies

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

Dockside 3

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

Pier 6

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

Sponsor: Environmental Studies

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

Pier 7

ROUNDTABLE ON TEACHING INTERNATIONAL LAW: PROBLEMS AND OPPORTUNITIES

Sponsor: International Law

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

Pier 8

GLOBALIZATION OF FINANCE: INTERNATIONAL AND DOMESTIC CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES

Sponsor: International Political Economy

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

Yonge

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

Sponsor: International Political Economy

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

Salon A

WHY THE POST MODERN TURN IN IR/IPE THEORY?

Sponsor: International Political Economy

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

Pier 5

TRANSNATIONALIZATION OF CAPITALISM AND EUROPEAN INTEGRATION

Sponsor: International Political Economy

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

Dockside 4

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

Sponsor: Comparative Interdisciplinary Studies

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

Discussant: TBA

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

Dockside 5

NEGOTIATION AND TWO-LEVEL GAMES

Sponsor: Foreign Policy Analysis

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

Dockside 6

THE MEDIA, PUBLIC OPINION, AND FOREIGN POLICY

Sponsor: Foreign Policy Analysis

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

Queen's Quay 2

ECONOMIC INSECURITY AND HUMAN RIGHTS

Sponsor: International Ethics

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

Salon C

PULSATIONS AND POWER IN WORLD HISTORY I

Sponsor: International Political Economy

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

Wellington

CARIBBEAN SECURITY IN REGIONAL AND GLOBAL CONTEXT

Sponsor: International Security Studies

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

Salon A

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

Dockside 2

FOREIGN MINISTRIES IN A CHANGING DIPLOMATIC ENVIRONMENT

Sponsor: Diplomatic Studies

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

Pier 2

REGIONAL PEACE-MAKING AND PEACE-BUILDING

Sponsor: Peace Studies

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

Pier 3

THE CHALLENGES OF DEMOCRATIZATION AND (UNDER)DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA

Sponsor: Global Development

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

Pier 4

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PUBLIC HEALTH AND CONFLICT

Sponsor: International Security Studies

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

Dockside 1

QUEBEC'S CANADIAN DILEMMA: PARTNERSHIP, AUTONOMY OR INDEPENDENCE

Sponsor: Ethnicity, Nationalism & Migration

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

Queen's Quay 1

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

Salon B

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

Pier 7

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

Dockside 3

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

Sponsor: Environmental Studies

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

Pier 6

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

Sponsor: Environmental Studies

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

Pier 8

BALTIC SECURITY: THREATS AND INSECURITY

Sponsor: International Security Studies

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

Pier 9

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

Dockside 4

JUSTICE DEATH AND THE DEATH OF JUSTICE

Sponsor: International Ethics

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

Frontenac

TEACHING INTERNATIONAL NEGOTIATION

Sponsor: International Security Studies

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

Queen's Quay 2

BARGAINING FOR CHANGE: MONEY OR MIGHT?

Sponsor: International Political Economy

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

Salon C

PULSATIONS AND POWER IN WORLD HISTORY II

Sponsor: International Political Economy

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

Pier 5

NEOLIBERALISM AND STATE RESTRUCTURING IN EUROPE: MACROREGIONAL AND COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES

Sponsor: International Political Economy

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

Bay Room

NORMATIVE PARADIGMS IN ISLAM

Sponsor: International Ethics

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

Dockside 5

WHITHER GOVERNMENTAL POLITICS?

Sponsor: Foreign Policy Analysis

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

Dockside 6

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

Yonge

INTEGRATING METHODOLOGIES: HISTORY AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THEORY

Sponsor: Comparative Interdisciplinary Studies

Chair: Howard Hensel Air War College

The Abuse Of History In The Study Of International Relations: Some Remedies

Thomas Smith University of Virginia

The Power Of The Interwar Crisis: Lessons For International Governance Today

Christian Heine London School of Economics

The Rise Of The Global Polity And The Demise Of Wilhelmine, Weimar, And The Nazi Germany: The Flawed Pursuit Of Order, Welfare, And Legitimacy

Edward Kolodziej University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Can Historical Sociology Save Neorealism?

Steve Hobden University of Wales

Discussant: Daniel Hughes Air War College