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DIVERSITY IN THE DISCIPLINE: TENSION OR OPPORTUNITY IN RESPONDING TO GLOBAL CHALLENGES 2nd Joint BISA-ISA International Conference Program Chairs Karen Rasler - ISA Colin McInnes - BISA Raddison Blu, The Scotsman and The Carlton Hotels 20-22 June 2012 Edinburgh, Scotland, UK 1 Conference Information Registration Times and location The registration desks are located on the 1st Floor of the Puma (formerly Barcelo Hotel)Carlton Hotel North Bridge Edinburgh 19th June 2012 7.30pm to 8.00pm 20th June 2012 8.00am to 4.30pm 21st June 2012 8.00am to 4.30pm 22nd June 2012 8.00am to 3.00 pm Pre-registered delegates Those who have pre-registered may pick up their conference programme and name badges at the Registration Desks. We are not able to accept onsite registration unless by specific prior arrangement. Publisher’s exhibition hall hours The exhibition hall is in the Highland Suite 1st Floor, Puma Carlton Hotel North Bridge Wednesday 20th June 2012 9.00am – 5.00pm Thursday 21st June 2012 9.00am – 5.00pm Friday 22nd June 2012 9.00am – 5.00pm ISA Travel Grant Reimbursements ISA members who were awarded travel grants should bring photocopies of travel receipts to the Registration desks in the Puma Carlton Hotel area during the times detailed by ISA to grant recipients 2 Contents page Title Page Page 1 Conference Information and Registration Page2 Table of Contents Page 3 Welcome from the joint program chairs Page 4 Edinburgh Map Page 5 Meeting Rooms by Hotels Page 6 The Scotsman Linklater Layout Page 7 The Scotsman Maclaren Layout Page 8 Puma Carlton Meeting Rooms Page 9 Radisson Meeting rooms Page 10 Conference Timetable Page 11 – 13 Advert – UK Higher Education Authority Page 14 – 15 BISA working group meeting Page 16 Publishers Exhibition Floor plan Page 17 List of publishers Page 18 Wednesday Panel Session Programme Page 19 - 31 Advert BBC monitoring Page 33 Thursday Panel Session Programme Page 34 – 45 Advert Cambridge University Press Page 46 – 47 Friday Panel Session Programme Page 48 –60 Delegates List Page 61 - 83 3 Welcome to the second joint BISA-ISA conference and welcome to the city of Edinburgh. The theme of the conference is ‘Diversity on the discipline: tension or opportunity in responding to global challenges’. The global financial crisis, continued concerns over terrorism, the projection of Western power into Iraq and Afghanistan, the growing significance of China and the emergence of the G20 states as major players, and political revolution in the Middle East, are amongst the challenges shaping contemporary international relations. Power is changing. Alliances are being reconfigured, and institutions are evolving. Security challenges are being articulated in a variety of areas including through technological change, health, natural disasters, and food scarcity. In addressing these issues, International Studies is characterised by diversity. This includes differences in how global challenges are understood. Divergent methodological approaches shape the ways in which the substance of these global challenges is analysed. In turn, competing understandings lead to academics offering distinct responses to pressing issues in contemporary global politics. We have been delighted at the exciting range of papers we have been able to include in the conference programme. They reflect not only the diversity in the discipline, as we had hoped, but its strength globally. Of the many highlights, we would draw your attention to three in particular. The first, on Wednesday night, is the conference plenary roundtable when Stuart Croft will chair a panel consisting Beth Simmons, Colin Hay, Paul Rogers and Ramesh Thakur debating the conference theme. This will be at The Hub on the Royal Mile. The second event on Thursday evening is a lecture by Anne-Marie Slaughter sponsored by the Department of Politics of Politics at Edinburgh University. Also on Thursday, Kim Hutchings will chair a roundtable marking the re-launch of BISA’s flagship journal, the Review of International Studies. The panel includes Chris Reus-Smit, Lene Hansen, Michael Williams and Neta Crawford. Running a conference of this size and complexity involves a large number of people giving up their time and energy. A few people however deserve special praise. Bill Thompson and Ruth Blakeley became assistant programme chairs, probably to their surprise, and were invaluable in advising on programme content. Damien van Puyvelde was invaluable in keeping track of the programme as it evolved and assisting in rearranging it as necessary. The ISA HQ has also provided support with the online systems and thanks should go to Dana Larsen and Joel Davies. We would also like to thank John Peterson at Edinburgh University for organising the student helpers for the registration desks. And above all, Gail Birkett should receive the thanks of both BISA and ISA for administering the entirety of the conference. Without her, it would not have been possible. Colin McInnes and Karen Rasler Joint Programme Chairs. 4 Meeting/Panel rooms By Hotel The Scotsman Hotel, North Bridge Linklater Suite 1&2 Level Access Lower Ground Floor Linklater Suite 3 Level Access Lower Ground Floor Russell Suite Level Access Lower Ground Floor Maclaren Suite 1 Level Access Lower Ground Floor Maclaren Suite 2 Level Access Lower Ground Floor Puma Carlton Hotel, North Bridge Sutherland Level Access 1st Floor Cromarty Level Access Lower Ground Floor Nairn Level Access Ground Floor Perth Level Access 1st Floor Argyll Level Access 1st Floor Trongate Stepped Access 1st Floor Waverley Level Access 1st Floor Highland Suite Level Access 1st Floor Radisson Blu Hotel, High Street/Royal Mile St Giles Level Access Lower Ground Floor Holyrood 1 room Level Access Mezzanine Floor Holyrood 2 room Level Access Mezzanine Floor Salisbury room Level Access Mezzanine Floor Netherbow Room Level Access Mezzanine Floor Executive Board Room Stepped Access Ground Floor Great Scottish Hall Stepped Access 1st Floor Dunedin room 1 Level Access Ground Floor Dunedin room 2 Level Access Ground Floor Canongate room 1 Level Access Lower Ground Floor Canongate room 2 Level Access Lower Ground Floor 6 Puma Carlton Hotel Sutherland Suite Perth Nairn room – Cromarty immediately below Highland Suite – Publishers exhibition/Registration this room on the Lower Ground Floor Argyll 9 Conference & Meeting Facilities 22.70m St Giles (Lower Ground Floor) 9.88m 8.06m Great Scottish Hall (First Floor) Itchycoo bar & kitchen 13.72m (Ground Floor) 12.91m Foyer Dunedin Room (Ground Floor) 7.82m Executive Cannongate Room Boardroom (Lower Ground Floor) (Ground 15.00m Floor) 5.47m Restaurant (Lower Ground Floor) Key Double amp socket 6.94m 3 phase-power supply Netherbow Room T Tele socket / ISDN line (Mezzanine Floor) Aerial socket 7.46m Mic socket 6.69m 7.75m Holyrood Room Salisbury Room (Mezzanine Floor) (Mezzanine Floor) 13.84m 11.67m ) 2 Boardroom Boardroom Cabaret Classroom Open Square Theatre U-Shape Dinner Dinner Dance Reception Length and Width (M) Floor area (M with bar/with with no bar dance floor Dunedin 52 96 105 50 240 66 80(buffet) 60/80 200 12.91x 14.92 193 Dunedin 1 30 40 36 36 100 40 - - - 12.91x 7.35 95 Dunedin 2 30 40 36 36 100 40 - - - 12.91x 7.45 96 Canongate 52 88 93 50 200 40 132 84/132 200 11.91x 15.00 179 Canongate 1 30 48 33 24 100 27 50 - - 11.91x 6.92 82 Canongate 2 30 48 36 30 100 30 60 - - 11.91x 7. 98 95 St. Giles 52 104 75 54 120 51 202 144/202 250 22.70x 9.88 224 Holyrood 40 48 54 42 100 39 - - - 13.84x 6.69 93 Holyrood 1 18 24 12 - 36 15 - - - 6.4x 6.69 43 Holyrood 2 18 32 18 24 54 21 - - - 7.34x 7.54 55 Salisbury 30 40 27 30 49 29 - - - 11.67x 7.75 90 Netherbow 14 32 18 24 32 18 - - - 7.46x 6.94 52 Exec Boardroom 16 16 12 - 20 - - - - 7.82x 5.47 43 Great Scots Hall 30 48 54 30 100 27 72 60/- 100 13.72x 8.06 111 NOTE • Cabaret is based on 8 pax per table • Cabaret in Meeting Point rooms is based on 7 pax per table • Classroom is based on 3 pax per table • Dinner is based on 12 pax per table • Capacities will differ if AV equipment is required Conference Timetable Thursday 19th June 2012 7.30 – 8.00pm Registration Highland Suite Puma (formerly Barceló) Carlton Hotel Wednesday 20th June 2012 8.00 Registration and Publishers Exhibition opens Highland Suite Puma Carlton Hotel 9.30 – 11.00 Panel Session 1 11.00 – 11.30 Break 11.30 – 1.00 Panel Session 2 1.00 - 2.00 Break 1.00 – 1.45 REF meeting with Prof Colin Hay sub panel chair Dunedin 1 Radisson Blu Hotel 2.00 – 3.30 Panel Session 3 3.30 – 4.00 Break 4.00 – 5.30 Panel Session 4 Plenary event 6.00pm The Hub, Royal Mile, Edinburgh Opening address: Professor Etel Solingen (University of California Irvine) ISA President Professor Inderjeet Parmar (University of Manchester) BISA Chair 6.30pm BISA Prizes 6.45pm Keynote Roundtable Professor Stuart Croft (University of Warwick) – Chair Participants Professor Colin Hay (University of Sheffield) Professor Paul Rogers (University of Bradford) Professor Beth Simmons (Harvard University) Professor Ramesh Thakur (Australian National University) Wine reception to follow at The Hub 11 Thursday 21st June 2012 8.30 Registration and publishers exhibition opens Highland Suite Puma Carlton Hotel 9.30 – 11.00 Panel Session 5 11.00 – 11.30 Break 11.30 – 1.00 Panel Session 6 1.00 - 2.00 Break 1.00 – 1.45 BISA members AGM Dunedin 1 Radisson Blu Hotel (see agenda and Minutes on BISA website) 2.00 – 3.30 Panel Session 7 3.30 – 4.00 Break 4.00 – 5.30 Panel Session 8 Evening events 6.00pm Dunedin Room Radisson Blu Hotel Review of International Studies Roundtable to
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