WEDNESDAY PANEL SESSIONS ______WD01: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Many Greens Are Good for Us: Identifying Diversity in Room: 101 Environmental Protection Latin America regional integration Nancy E. Wright processes Long Island University-Brooklyn Socio-environmental crisis: international relations and the Chair(s) possibilities of sustainable development Paul S. Omoyefa National University of Lesotho Tatiana De Souza Leite Garcia Universidade de Ribeirão Preto - UNAERP Reconfiguring scales and the Integracion Process between The Rise of Big Brand Environmental Governance Argentina and Brazil. The case of the cities of Paso de los Peter Dauvergne Libres and Uruguaiana. University of British Columbia Alejandro Rascovan University of Buenos Aires Jane Lister The University of British Columbia Regional Integration and South-South Relations in Brazilian Foreign Policy: Competing or Complementary Processes? Discussant(s) Regina Kfuri Barbosa Mehmet Ozkan IESP-UERJ Sevilla University, Spain Suhayla M. Khalil Viana ------USP WD03: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Resilience and Transformation in (Post-Hegemonic) Room: 001 Regionalism in Latin America Competing EU-US views on changing Pia Riggirozzi University of Southampton patterns in IR and regional integration Chair(s) The Judiciary role in the regional integration: an analysis of Mercosur and European Union Brigitte Vassort-Rousset University of Lyon 3 Ênio S. Leão Federal University of Pernambuco - UFPE - Brazil Roundtable Discussants Daria Klimova-ElMoukahal Discussant(s) University of Grenoble 2-Univ.of Nijni-Novgorod Rita A. Giacalone Universidad de Los Andes Yves-Heng Lim Fujen Catholic University, Department of French Studies ------WD02: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Kari Möttölä Finnish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Helsinki Room: 002 Yves Schemeil Governance in environmental politics Institut des Etudes Politiques, Grenoble Chair(s) Ludimila Andrzejewski Culpi ------UFPR WD05: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Room: 010 International Cooperation and International Regimes: Perspectives on Environmental Issues Moral Judgement, Humanitarianism and Tatiana De Souza Leite Garcia War Universidade de Ribeirão Preto - UNAERP Section: Principles and practice of international Murilo Alves Zacareli ethics Universidade de Ribeirão Preto Chair(s) International Environmental Law: A Catalyst for World Order's Chris Brown Change? London School of Economics Paulo Canelas de Castro University of Macau Against Practical Judgement: Theory of War and the Crisis of The Activist Catholic Church in Independent East Timor: “The Foundational Ethics Church is not a Political Institution.” Milla E. Vaha Alynna J. Lyon European University Institute University of New Hampshire Kanye West Didn't Make George Bush Cry: Imperfect Duties Discussant(s) and Moral Judgement in World Politics Clyde Wilcox David J. Karp Georgetown University University of Glasgow ------Particulars, Universals and Moral Judgement: Towards a WD09: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Phronetic International Political Theory? Room: 005 Chris Brown London School of Economics Forging EU Special Partnerships: Rationale Resisting Definitional Denial: The Tragic Uses of 'Genocide' and Implications Mathias Thaler Chair(s) Universidade de Coimbra Alena Vysotskaya G. Vieira University of Minho, Portugal Discussant(s) Vicente P. Brandão Assessing EU-Israel relations: a room for a “special partnership” Political Studies Institute/Portuguese Catholic University status? ------Bruno Oliveira Martins University of Minho WD07: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Room: 007 Special Partners or EU’s neighbors? The continuous EU dialogue with Russia and Ukraine How Faith Meets Culture and Politics: Alena Vysotskaya G. Vieira Global Perspectives from the Portuguese University of Minho, Portugal World The Special Partnership Between the European Union and Cape Section: Culture, religions, and world politics Verde Chair(s) Suzano Ferreira Costa New University of Lisbon Paul C. Manuel Mount St. Mary’s University Understanding Participation of Third States in CSDP Operations: A Glimpse into the Future? Lusophonia and the Search for an The Case of Brazil Alternative Globalization Laura C. Ferreira-Pereira Institute of Social and Political Sciences, Technical University of José Pedro Zúquete Lisbon Harvard University Church and Empire: Singularity of Portuguese Colonialism Discussant(s) Fernando Ludwig Susana Goulart Costa University of the Azores University of Coimbra / Social Sciences Centre (CES)

José Damião Rodrigues ------University of the Azores WD10: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Reflections on Contemporary Luso-African India: Race, Religion Room: 023 and Gender Brazil’s power and the evolution of the Bindu Malieckal St. Anselm's College South American regional space (1) Chair(s) Religion and Politics in Contemporary Brazil Gian Luca Gardini Christine Gustafson University of Bath, UK Saint Anselm College Brazil in the regional and in the international system: a Secularization, Religion and Politics in Portugal: The “Cult” of theoretical approach Fatima Carmen Fonseca Paul C. Manuel IPRI-UNL Mount St. Mary’s University Brazil’s power: A Luksian approach "Identity" in International Relations and Foreign Policy Theory Gian Luca Gardini Ursula Stark Urrestarazu University of Bath, UK Goethe University Frankfurt Regional Integration in South America: Developing Processes Foreign Policy Agency and Structural Change in Global Politics Miriam G. Saraiva Gunther Hellmann Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro Goethe University Frankfurt Discussant(s) Knowing the Other in Diplomatic Practice: From Relazioni to Andrés Malamud Wikileaks ICS-UL Costas M. Constantinou University of Cyprus ------WD11: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Use of Identity in Foreign Policy Analysis Room: 014 Kuniko Ashizawa Oxford Brooks University Mental maps, geopolitics and foreign Discussant(s) policy analysis: state of the art Halvard Leira Section: New trends in foreign policy analysis Norwegian Institute for International Affairs Chair(s) ------David J. Criekemans WD13: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM University of Antwerp & Flemish Centre for International Policy, Room: 017 Belgium EU foreign or forsaken policy? A crisis of Georeferencing Foreign Policy: The Role of Geographical Mental Maps in Foreign Policy Decision-making identity and a crisis of action Luis Miguel da Vinha Section: New trends in foreign policy analysis PhD-student at the University of Coimbra, Colégio de S. Jerónimo Chair(s) Mental maps, geopolitics and foreign policy analysis: basic Nelli Babayan analytical framework and application to the case of the School of International Studies, University of Trento Mediterranean From Hydra to Octopus? Post-Lisbon EU and the South Caucasus David J. Criekemans Nelli Babayan University of Antwerp & Flemish Centre for International Policy, School of International Studies, University of Trento Belgium Natalia Shapovalova Manuel Duran Fride, Madrid PhD candidate Research Group 'Diplomacy and Geopolitics', Faculty of Political and Social Sciences , University of Antwerp Pushing the Crisis to the East: co-opting Russia for the EU Migration Management The use of Mental Maps in ethno-territorial conflicts Oleg Korneev Emel Akcali CERI/Sciences Po (Paris) Assistant Professor at the Central European University, Department of International Relations and European Studies The impact of the new CEE member states on the EU’s approach towards its Eastern Neighborhood Discussant(s) Cristian Nitoiu AJR Groom Loughborough University University of Kent and Canterbury Christ Church University Discussant(s) ------Andrea Ciambra WD12: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM School of International Studies, University of Trento Room: 015 ------The Practice and Evolution of Foreign WD14: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Policy (Analysis) Part 1 Room: 020 Section: New trends in foreign policy analysis The web venues in political campaigns (1) Chair(s) Chair(s) Halvard Leira Rui Alexandre Novais Norwegian Institute for International Affairs University of Porto/University of Liverpool Obama and Cavaco Silva’s Digital Campaigns: a comparative Discussant(s) analysis Fabio Leone Nuno Gouveia Circap, Università di Siena (Italy) University Fernando Pessoa ------Portuguese political campaigns: going deep in the Web? WD17: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Alvaro Curia Lima Room: 026 Faculty of Arts University of Porto IR Theory in Brazil, China, India and South The Evolution of Information Communication Technology Use by Political Parties in Portuguese Elections Africa: a critical appraisal Carlos Cunha Section: IR and the new social research schools Dowling College - USA of methodology Filipa Seicera Chair(s) ISCTE Navnita Behera The new politician, the old voter University of Delhi Ricardo Jorge Pinto Marco Cepik University Fernando Pessoa Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS) Discussant(s) A Research Program for IR theory in Brazil? Notes from a Rui Alexandre Novais Lakatosian Perspective University of Porto/University of Liverpool Marco Cepik ------Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS) WD16: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM IR Theory in China and beyond: dependency theory and Room: 029 marxism reconsidered Tianhong Luo Sovereignty and Human Rights Renmin University of China Protection: Which way forward? IR Theory in South Africa: institutional, pedagogical and Chair(s) epistemological questions Kwame Akonor Jo-Ansie van Wyk Seton Hall University University of South Africa (UNISA)

Beyond Sovereignty, Territoriality, Migrations and Human Re-Imaging IR in India: pursuing two lines of inquiry to redefine Rights: Reflections on Colonialism in Tibet. IR itself Praveen Chaudhry Navnita Behera FIT / SUNY University of Delhi Rethinking sovereignty, territoriality, migrations, and human Discussant(s) rights: Islam, Muslims, and National Identity in the Partij voor Gainiya O. Tazhina de Vrijheid's Holland University of International Business Marc Jung-Whan de Jong Suny Fit ------WD19: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Rethinking Sovereignty: Identity Politics, Citizenship and the Room: 120 Crisis Of Human Rights In Postcolonial Africa Dauda Abubakar Turkey between Change and Continuity: University of Michigan-Flint, Department of Africana Studies & The AKP’s Domestic Record Political Science Chair(s) Sovereignty and the Responsibility to Protect: Africa's Prospect André F. Barrinha and Record. University of Coimbra Kwame Akonor Seton Hall University Can the rise of the Justice and Development Party (AKP) be accounted for as the emergence of a neo-liberal Sovereignty, Ethnicity and Human Rights : Search for ‘comprehensive concept of control’ within Turkey? Democracy in Myanmar John McSweeney Ramu Manivannan Institute for Development Policy and Management, University of Chair, Department of Politics & Public Administration Manchester Kurdish Political Representation and Constitutional Reform in WD21: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Turkey Room: 009 Tim Jacoby University of Manchester American security role and regional Pains of Democratization in Turkey institution building in Asia: A post-US Volkan Aytar regional order in the making? Bahçeşehir University Chair(s) The AKP and the Challenge of Democratic Consolidation: Frans-Paul Van der Putten Turkey's Constitutional Referendum in Perspective Clingendael Institute of International Relations, The Netherlands Ziya Öniş Elena Atanassova-Cornelis Koç University Catholic University of Leuven&University of Antwerp, Belgium Discussant(s) China’s embrace: the constraints of East-Asia’s economic Ali Balcı interdependency on the diplomacy of China’s partners in East Sakarya University Asia ------Jean-Christophe Defraigne WD20: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Saint Louis University-Brussels, Belgium Room: 008 East Asian Security Order as a Response to Chinese Foreign Humanitarian Action: Actors and Policies Policy Alexis Littlefield (1) National Chung Hsing University, Taiwan, ROC Section: New perspectives on humanitarian Moving Beyond ‘Hub-and-Spokes’ System: US-ASEAN Non- action and intervention Traditional Security and multilateral cooperation Chair(s) Thassarany Noivong Daniela Irrera Keio University, Japan University of Catania The 21st Century and U.S. military involvement in East Asia

Pim Van Loon Humanitarian Intervention and State-Building: New Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations, The Netherlands Humanitarianism in Theory and Practice Abu Bakarr Bah Discussant(s) Northern Illinois University Kumiko Haba The ‘multi’ in multidimensional peace missions’ mandates and Professor of Aoyama Gakuin University activities: a critical appraisal ------Maria Raquel Freire WD23: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM University of Coimbra Room: 018 Paula D. Lopes University of Coimbra Regional Dynamism in Central Asia: Are Daniela Nascimento there winners and losers? University of Coimbra Chair(s) The relevance of the Security Sector Reform activities in the Reuel R. Hanks Humanitarian Interventions: the case of the European Union Oklahoma State University Francesca Longo Central Asia and South Asia: Security Dilemmas University of Catania Vidya Nadkarni University of San Diego Discussant(s) Ana Devic Chasing an Ephemeral Bloc: Discourses of pan-Iranian Solidarity Dogus University, Istanbul in Tajikistan ------Kirill Nourzhanov Australian National University National Defense Strategies and Reform in the Caucasus and Does action speak louder than words? Assessing the "practice Central Asia. turn" in IR. Nikolai Dronishinets Ann Towns Novouralsk State Technological Institute, Russian Federation University West Gregory Gleason Speaking Constructed Truth to Malleable Power George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies Matthew J. Hoffmann University of Toronto R)evolution, Stagnation, or Chaos in Greater Central Asia, and what it means for their neighbors: Focus on Pakistan, The Proper Use of Analytic Models in Constructivist Research Afghanistan, and Uzbekistan Daniel Green Didier Chaudet University of Delaware Foreign Ministry of France What comes after community? Discussant(s) Alice Ba Reuel R. Hanks University of Delaware Oklahoma State University Discussant(s) ------Raymond Duvall WD24: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM University of Minnesota Room: 024 ------Regional Policy of the European Radical WD28: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Right Parties in the Context of Crisis Room: 012 Hollowing out the State: Illicit Flows and Chair(s) Igor Nikolaevich Barygin Criminal Violence Saint-Petersburg State University Section: Anarchy, order and power in world Radical right parties in modern Spain politics Stanislav Valerievich Protasenko Chair(s) Saint-Petersburg State University Jacob C. Parakilas Regional policy in ideological and political positions of European London School of Economics and Political Science radical right parties. Yuliya G. Zabyelina Igor Nikolaevich Barygin University of Trento Saint-Petersburg State University Criminal Enclaves in Licit Economies: Exploring the Criminal- Right Radicalism in the context of transformation of the United Political Consequences of Shuttle Trade Kingdom's political system. Yuliya G. Zabyelina Dmitry Kurnosov University of Trento Saint-Petersburg State University Public forces, drug gangs and militia groups in Brazil and The crisis' influence on the small European parties' ideology and Colombia: the hubris of the State and the criminalization of political positions. poverty Natalia Valerievna Eremina Diogo M. Dario Saint-Petersburg State University University of St Andrews Discussant(s) The Marketplace of Narco-Violence: Applying Network Theory Valery Alekseevich Achkasov to the Mexican Drug Conflict Saint-Petersburg State University Jacob C. Parakilas ------London School of Economics and Political Science WD27: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM The Three Heads of Cerberus: Understanding the Structures of Room: 031 Commercial Insurgencies Oscar Palma What Next for the Constructivist Project? London School of Economics Chair(s) Discussant(s) Raymond Duvall University of Minnesota Nora Vanaga Ph.D. Student of University of Latvia ------WD29: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Room: 011 International Systems of Human Rights: historical achievements and remaining challenges

Chair(s) Isabela Gerbelli Garbin University of São Paulo

Inter-American Court rulings in South America: Compliance Crisis as the Result of a Local Human Rights Reality?

Isabela Gerbelli Garbin University of São Paulo

International Human Rights Courts: comparative frame of judges and comments on the Inter-American Human Rights System. Rui Décio Martins Law Faculty of São Bernardo do Campo / Methodist University of Piracicaba The Inter-American Human Rights System: States’ Responses and Compliance with the Commission and the Court Bruno Boti Bernardi University of São Paulo

The NGOs as Amici Curiae in the International Tribunals. Jorge Luís Mialhe State University of São Paulo / Methodist University of Piracicaba

The presence of the Human Rights International Law in local public policy José Blanes Sala State University of São Paulo Discussant(s) Courtney Hillebrecht University of Nebraska-Lincoln

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THURSDAY PANEL SESSIONS ______TA01: Thursday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Between Continuity and Change: Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Room: 101 Maghreb as Local Phenomenon Aiming for an International Identity The political implications of feeling, Diogo Noivo suffering, forgetting, remembering and Portuguese Institute of International Relations and Security (IPRIS) memorializing in contexts of crisis, trauma Global Jihadism – the secular insurgency strategy of a and political transition metapolitical movement Felipe Pathé Duarte Chair(s) Institute for Political Studies - Portuguese Catholic University Maria Ferreira Institute of Social and Political Sciences, Technical University of Islam after the collapse of the Soviet Union (the collapse of Lisbon communist) Hossein Hossein Laghab Aporia and trauma in the crisis of meaning of 9/11 Iran Erica Simone Almeida Resende Rio de Janeiro Rural Federal University (UFRRJ), Brazil The Rise of the Islamist Terrorist Threat in the Western Prisons: A Specific Challenge Borders, discourses and memory at the Brazilian-Argentine- Francisco Gonçalves Paraguayan Triple Border Institute for Political Studies - Portuguese Catholic University Gustavo Biasoli Alves Universidade Estadual do Oeste do Paraná, Brazil Discussant(s) Julie Schmied Generating Meaning Across Generations: The Role of Historians LASA;IPSA;ISA in the Codification of History in Soviet and Post-Soviet Estonia Pertti Gronholm ------University of Turku, Finland TA03: Thursday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Memorializing the Founding Moments of Europe: Promoting a Room: 001 shared identity? The politics and policies of aid, relief and Hannes Hansen-Magnusson University of Hamburg, Germany reconstruction – 1 Jenny Wustenberg Chair(s) University of Maryland, USA Fulvio Attinà University of Catania The role of emotions and memory in International Security: post-conflict peacebuilding operations and their contribution to Catastrophe and Containment - A Critical Analysis of the U.S. the debate Response to the 2010 Earthquake in Haiti Renata Barbosa Ferreira Annica Moore IBMEC, Brazil Finnish Institute of International Affairs (FIIA), Discussant(s) Humanitarian and emergency policies and the change of the Michael J. Shapiro global political system University of Hawaii Fulvio Attinà University of Catania ------The United Nations – European Union co-operation in aid, relief TA02: Thursday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM and reconstruction. The Haiti case. Room: 002 Maite Iturre The Geopolitics of Radical Islam – from University of Basque Country local Insurgency to Global Jihad Claudia Morsut International Research Institute of Stavanger (IRIS) Section: War, peace, and communication Chair(s) Discussant(s) José Manuel Anes Daniela Irrera Portuguese Observatory for Security, Organized Crime and Terrorism University of Catania ------TA04: Thursday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Brazil: Security issues in the new century. From reactive to Room: 003 assertive approach Rafael Duarte Villa Governing Climate Change University of São Paulo Chair(s) Manuela Trindade Vianna Steven Bernstein Getulio Vargas Foundation - FGV University of Toronto The political impacts of the nuclear enregy in Latin America: Coping with fragmentation: global climate governance as a new programs, old problems. proxy for global energy cooperation Oswaldo Dehon Hannes R. Stephan Pontificial Catholic University of Minas Gerais - PUC-MG Lund University Discussant(s) John Vogler Juliana Viggiano Keele University University of São Paulo Fariborz Zelli ------German Development Institute TA06: Thursday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Governing Global Environmental Risks: The Case of Climate Room: 004 Change Steven Bernstein Whatever Happened to the "Third Wave" University of Toronto of Democratizations? Regional Matthew J. Hoffmann Assessments University of Toronto Section: Beyond the state: regional blocks and Representing “the peoples”? Post-neoliberal states in world politics international climate negotiations Chair(s) Hayley Stevenson Madalena M. Resende Australian National University IPRI-UNL Discussant(s) THE THIRD WAVE IN EASTERN AND SOUTH-EAST EUROPE Helge Jörgens Ekaterina Gorbunova Freie Universität Berlin Institute of Social Sciences, UL ------Filipa Raimundo TA05: Thursday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM European University Institute, Florence Room: 010 THE THIRD WAVE IN NORTH AFRICA AND THE MIDDLE EAST: Discussing emergent visions and patterns EXPLORING THE MISSING LINKS of security policies in the Latin America Isabel Alcario Institute of Social Sciences, UL and IPRI-UNL Section: Security cooperation at the regional level THE THIRD WAVE IN SUB‐SAHARAN AFRICA: RETHINKING THE Chair(s) ROLE OF PARTIES AND PARTY SYSTEMS Rafael Duarte Villa Edalina R. Sanches University of São Paulo Institute of Social Sciences, UL

Andean and Balkan countries: similar security challenges in THE THIRD-WAVE IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA: distant critical sub regions DEMOCRATIZATION AFTER WAR Ana Paula Tostes Cláudia Almeida James Madison College, MSU Universidad Complutense de Madrid and Institute of Social Sciences, UL Arms races between rivals? Exploring obstacles to inter-state cooperation in Latin America Discussant(s) Britta Weiffen Andrés Malamud University of Konstanz ICS-UL ------TA07: Thursday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM The English School and Historical Sociology: Towards a Mutual Room: 007 Engagement? Yongjin Zhang International Organizations and the University of Bristol Problem of Knowledge Discussant(s) Section: Anarchy, order and power in world Peter Wilson politics London School of Economics Chair(s) ------Christian Bueger TA10: Thursday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Institute for Development and Peace Room: 023 Facilitator or advocator: The OECD-DAC and the aid Power, Interest and Identity in Northeast effectiveness agenda Sebastian Gerhart Asia’s security architecture University of Warwick Chair(s) Patterns of Dependency and of Autonomy of International AJR Groom University of Kent and Canterbury Christ Church University Organizations: The Politicization of the United Nations Peace Operations Bureaucracy. Liberal Transition in Northeast Asia Julian Junk Jong Kun Choi University of Frankfurt Yonsei University Frederik Trettin Kun Sik Hong University of Konstanz Yonsei University The “knowledge brokers”: Insight into the United Nations’ Northeast Asian Regional Peace: Pathway from Periphery reaction to the changing nature of conflicts, through the study Ki-jung Kim of the mediations of the Special Representatives of the Yonsei University Secretary General Yohan Park Elodie B. Convergne Yonsei University, Korea Sciences Po Paris – Center for International Studies and Research Power Paradigm and Northeast Asian Security Dilemma Translating Piracy at the United Nations – An Actor-Network Chung-in Moon Theory Perspective Yonsei University Christian Bueger Institute for Development and Peace Wenzhi Song Yonsei University, Korea Discussant(s) Regional Cooperation and Security Dilemma: A Case of David Chandler University of Westminster Environmental Protection Cooperation in Northeast Asia Hyung T. Hong ------Global Asia TA09: Thursday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Discussant(s) Room: 005 Luis Mah Silva English School Theory CESA- Center for African and Development Studies at ISEG

Chair(s) ------Peter Wilson TA12: Thursday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM London School of Economics Room: 015 Democracy as a norm and as a practice Changes in Latin American regionalism: Cornelia Navari University of Buckingham new paradigms and fragmentation Section: International political economy The English School and Climate Change Governance Eero Palmujoki Chair(s) University of Tampere, Finland José Briceño-Ruiz University of the Andes Gian Luca Gardini University of Bath, UK Mercosur 1991-2011: A Twenty-Year Crisis? Implementing Climate Change Commitments: Sustainability Gian Luca Gardini Revolution, Changes in Worldviews of Scientists and Mindsets University of Bath, UK of Policy Makers Mercosur, the role of ideas and a more comprehensive Hans Günter Brauch Free University of Berlin, AFES-PRESS regionalism Sergio Caballero Santos Discussant(s) Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Czeslaw Mesjasz Cracow University of Economics Trade, Production Sharing and Regionalism : Latin America and East Asia Compared ------Lurong Chen TA14: Thursday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM UNU-CRIS Room: 020 Philippe De Lombaerde The New Wars and Human Security; The UNU CRIS Post-Cold War dilemma Discussant(s) José Briceño-Ruiz Section: Sovereignty and territory in University of the Andes contemporary world ------Chair(s) TA13: Thursday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Ruth A. Bevan Yeshiva University Room: 017 Human Security, Making Human and the Reconstruction of Responding to Climate Change in the World Order Anthropocene:Security Impacts and a Matthew S. Weinert Needed Fourth Sustainable Green University of Delaware Revolution The European Union: From Paradise to Power Ruth A. Bevan Section: Environmental issues and green Yeshiva University diplomacy The Security Dilemma: The Naxalite/Maoist Insurgency in India Chair(s) Veena Thadani Hans Günter Brauch New York University Free University of Berlin, AFES-PRESS Discussant(s) Ursula Oswald Spring Tatiana De Souza Leite Garcia Center of Multidisciplinary Regional Research of National University Universidade de Ribeirão Preto - UNAERP of Mexico (CRIM/UNAM) & the Scientific Network on Water Research of the National Council of Science and Technology in Mexico (RETAC) ------TA15: Thursday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Cultural Change and Fourth Sustainable (Green) Revolution Room: 035 Ursula Oswald Spring Center of Multidisciplinary Regional Research of National University Policies and Practices of Intervention in of Mexico (CRIM/UNAM) & the Scientific Network on Water South Asia – the cases of Afghanistan and Research of the National Council of Science and Technology in Mexico (RETAC) Pakistan From Climate Conflicts to the Sustainability Transition: Chair(s) Pathways to Cooperation and Capacity Building Andrea Fleschenberg Marburg University Jürgen Scheffran Professor “Animalizing” Afghans: Biometrics and Biopolitics in an Occupied Zone Geopolitical and security challenges of climate change for US national security Vikash Yadav Hobart and William Smith Colleges, US Paul J. Smith US Naval War College “The police is, after all, very bad” – historical myopia and the failure of police reform in Afghanistan Daniel Pineu University of Marburg Creating a New Other: Pathans, Afghans, Northeners in Urdu TA17: Thursday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Newspaper Columns, 2009-2010 Room: 026 Manan Ahmed Universitat Berlin Decentring the West: The Idea of Indian intervention in Afghanistan and the tradition of pacifying Democracy and the Struggle for colonial frontiers Hegemony Raphael Susewind Chair(s) University of Bielefeld Viacheslav Morozov Discussant(s) University of Tartu Kristina Roepstorff Brazil and South/South Relations: Cooperation and Competition Willy Brandt School of Public Policy / University of Erfurt, Germany (2003–2010) ------Cristina Soreanu Pecequilo TA16: Thursday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM São Paulo Federal University Room: 029 Brazil and the diffusion of liberal democracy throughout East Asian Regional Cooperation and its' peacekeeping: the case of Haiti Paulo Esteves Geopolitical Strategy---Economic Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro Collaboration and Regional ConflictsHow Russia's Take on Democracy: a Counter-Hegemonic Practice in is it possible to reconcil a Postcolonial Situation Section: International political economy Viacheslav Morozov University of Tartu Chair(s) Ken Morita Sovereign democracy, normalisation, and the international Professor of Hiroshima Shudo University context Can China Become a really democratic Self-Controlling Philipp Casula University of Basel Global Leader, after it become the economically biggest country？" Sweden as Denmark’s Internal Other: Contests between Two Masumi Hakogi Nordic Neighbours as to Democracy and Freedom of Expression Professor Emeritus of Tohoku University Pertti Joenniemi Danish Institute for International Studies East Asian Community and Japan-China Reconciliation, and Japan -US AllianceHow is it possible to make East Asian Discussant(s) Regional Cooperation? Luis Guilherme Department of International Politics, Aberystwyth University - Kumiko Haba Instituto Portugues de Relacoes Internacionais, Universidade Nova Professor of Aoyama Gakuin University de Lisboa On Relations between Regional Integration and Endogenous Development Model ------Yun Chen TA18: Thursday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM 所属：(Associate Professor) School of International Relations and Room: 116 Public Affairs, Fudan University National Identity and Foreign Policy in Ken Morita Eastern Europe Professor of Hiroshima Shudo University Chair(s) Two Asias: The Emerging Postcrisis Divide (new book for World Ria Laenen Scientific, stemming from my CGP grant) University of Leuven Steven Rosefielde Professor of North Caroline University (Re)constructing the EU ‘anchor’ in Russia’s and Ukraine´s national identity Discussant(s) Alena Vysotskaya G. Vieira Md. Thowhidul Islam University of Minho, Portugal Lecturer ------Kazakhstan’s relations with Russia: compromising national Baltic Sea: a inner lake of the EU? identity, language and migration policies Riina Kaljurand Karlygash Abiyeva International Centre for Defence Studies, Tallinn CERI/ Sciences Po (Paris) Black Sea: Oleg Korneev Panagiota Manoli CERI/Sciences Po (Paris) Researcher, Institute for Black Sea Studies Ukraine's Foreign Policy Through the Prism of Regionalism Caspian Sea Olena Podvorna Leila Alieva Ostroh Academy, Ukraine CNIS Discussant(s) Mediterranean Sea Ria Laenen Ana Bojinovic University of Leuven University of Ljubljana ------Stress-test for the EU’s multilateral approach: qualitative TA20: Thursday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM analysis of EU4SEAS outcomes Room: 008 Francisco A. Pérez EU4SEAS Project Manager Contemporary Turkish Foreign Policy ------Issues TA22: Thursday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Section: Security cooperation at the regional level Room: 019

Chair(s) Latin America: Security, Perceptions and Burak Samih Gülboy Governance Istanbul University, Assoc. Prof. Chair(s) Contemporary Security Discourse of the Turkish Foreign Policy Alejandro Chanona Gizem Bilgin Aytac Universidad National Autonoma de Mexico Istanbul University, Research Assistant Energy Security and Sustainable Development in Brazil Does the New Foreign Policy of Turkey Have Religious Yadira Galvez Connotations? Universidad National Autonoma de Mexico Burcu Sunar Istanbul University, Research Assistant Mexico, the Americas and the World: Mexican public and leader opinions on foreign policy and international affairs ERDOGAN’S ATTITUDE TOWARDS EUROPEAN UNION IN Jorge A. Schiavon TERMS OF PUBLIC DIPLOMACY CIDE-Mexico Begum Kurtulus Regional Security Governance. The case of UNASUR Istanbul University, Research Assistant Rut Diamint TURKEY’S REACTION TO IRAN’S NUCLEAR PROGRAM DURING Universidad Torcuato Di Tella ERDOGAN’S PRIME MINISTRY ERA Security Governance in Latin America Yavuz Cankara Roberto Domínguez Istanbul University, Research Assistant Suffolk University Pınar Ozden Cankara Title: Multilevel security governance in the Southern Cone Istanbul University, Research Assistant Andrea Oelsner Discussant(s) University of Aberdeen Ahmet Kasım Han Discussant(s) Kadir Has University, Assistant Professor; Lecturer, Istanbul Rafael Velazquez University CIDE-Mexico ------TA21: Thursday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Room: 009 New plots, new actors at multilateral theatre: desperately seeking the EU!! TA23: Thursday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM The EU and External Counter-terrorism Assistance: A Case of Room: 018 Declining Actorness Erik Brattberg Displacements of crisis in Australia: moral Swedish Institute of International Affairs panics, migrant invasions and security Mark Rhinard threats Swedish Institute of International Affairs Section: Sovereignty and territory in Two-track realism. Transatlantic cooperation in home and contemporary world justice policy Annegret Bendiek Chair(s) Stiftung Wiessenschaft und Politik Robin Cameron Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology Discussant(s) Asteris Huliaras Crisis or business as usual? Australia’s imperial legacies and the Professor, Department of Political Science and International Beijing Consensus Relations, University of Peloponnese, Greece George Karavas The University of Queensland ------Imagining Crisis: Australia and the Boat People TA25: Thursday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Caitlin Sparks Room: 025 The University of Queensland The politics and practices of statebuilding The Welfare of the Economy: the labour crisis, moral panics, and peacebuilding and state intervention Dave Eden Chair(s) The University of Queensland Paula D. Lopes University of Coimbra Discussant(s) Robin Cameron Conflict Resolution in War-Torn Societies: Delineating the Post- Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology Conflict State-Building Dispositif Ramon B. Freitas ------CES/FEUC - University of Coimbra TA24: Thursday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM The international engagement with statebuilding in Guatemala: Room: 024 local echoes of international consensus The external dimension of the European Marisa Borges Union’s fight against terrorism CES/FEUC - University of Coimbra

The role of the United Nations Peacebuilding Commission in Chair(s) post-conflict situations: the case of Guinea-Bissau Laura C. Ferreira-Pereira Institute of Social and Political Sciences, Technical University of Fernando Cavalcante Lisbon CES/FEUC - University of Coimbra War Making and State Making: The State of Israel and its Counter-terrorism in EU Foreign Policy: The case of CSDP Socioeconomic Dependence on War missions Abdy Javadzadeh Laura C. Ferreira-Pereira Florida International University Institute of Social and Political Sciences, Technical University of Lisbon Discussant(s) Andrew J. Dowdle Bruno Oliveira Martins University of Arkansas University of Minho The Decision-Making of the EU-US ‘Swift’ Treaties for counter------terrorism Purposes: The European Parliament Unbound? TA26: Thursday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Xiana Barros-Garcia Room: 030 Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies The European Parliament and Global Governance: Working Behind the Scenes Section: Beyond the state: regional blocks and world politics Chair(s) Discussant(s) Jose M. Magone Javier Alberto Vadell Berlin School of Economics and Law Catholic Univ. of Minas Gerais (PUC Minas) Donatella M. Viola ------University of Calabria TA28: Thursday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Parliamentary diplomacy and conflict resolution Room: 012 Stelios Stavridis Universidad de Zaragoza Turkey between Change and Continuity: Foreign Policy under the AKP The European Parliament and Mediterranean in the Age of Global Governance : The Difficult Partnership Chair(s) Jose M. Magone Tim Jacoby Berlin School of Economics and Law University of Manchester The European Parliament’s International Role: A Case for the Revisiting Turkey’s position in the Regional Security Complex Capability-Expectation Gap? Theory Donatella M. Viola André F. Barrinha University of Calabria University of Coimbra Discussant(s) Securitization and Foreign Policy: Cyprus between the Coup Cristina Fasone Plotters and the JDP LUISS Ali Balcı Sakarya University ------TA27: Thursday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Turkey – EU relations: Course of events since the electoral Room: 031 victory of Justice and Development Party Çiğdem Üstün The New Economic Relations between Gediz University Peripheral and Semi-peripheral States: A Turkey’s Energy Security Perception and its Reflections in Comparison of Africa and South America Turkish Foreign Policy Making Section: International political economy Coşkun Bezen Balamir Zirve University Chair(s) Paris Yeros Discussant(s) Catholic Univ. of Minas Gerais (PUC Minas) Ziya Öniş Koç University Bolivia´s Response to Foreign Direct Investment: A Closer Look at Regional Integration ------Bernardo Bahia TA31: Thursday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Catholic Univ. of Minas Gerais (PUC Minas) Room: 016 Bruno Costa Russia, the EU, and the Places in Between Catholic Univ. of Minas Gerais (PUC Minas) Chair(s) Brazilian Investment Strategies in South America Maria Raquel Freire Taiane Campos University of Coimbra Catholic Univ. of Minas Gerais (PUC Minas) Cross-conditionality in a Common Neighbourhood: Russia and Power and Accumulation in the Bolivia´s Hydrocarbon Sector the EU Competing for Influence in Moldova, Ukraine, and during the MAS Government Belarus Lorgio Orellana Aillón Jakob Tolstrup Instituto de Estudios Sociales y Económicos, IESE-UMSS University of Aarhus, Denmark Revisiting South Africa´s Expansion in Africa The European Union’s Northern Dimension Paris Yeros Hanna Smith Catholic Univ. of Minas Gerais (PUC Minas) Aleksanteri Institute Tanzania’s Response to Foreign Direct Investment The Russian Factor in the EU’s Ambitions towards the East Ng´wanza Kamata Sandra Fernandes University of Dar es Salaam University of Minho, Portugal Discussant(s) The Political and Socioeconomic Aspects of Migration in Central Roger E. Kanet Asia University of Miami, USA Andrei V. Korobkov Middle Tennessee State University Charles E. Ziegler University of Louisville, USA Discussant(s) ------Andréa Benetti Carvalho de Oliveira UFPR TB01: Thursday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Room: 101 ------“Guns & Roses:” Determining the Relative TB04: Thursday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Room: 003 Utility of Hard and Soft Power in the War The European Union, Brazil and Mexico: on Terror Policies, Cooperation and Partnership in Section: New perspectives on humanitarian action and intervention Flux Chair(s) Chair(s) Marc Genest Laura C. Ferreira-Pereira United States Naval War College Institute of Social and Political Sciences, Technical University of Lisbon Andrew R. Wilson Naval War College Brazil between European Union and South America: the limits of a triangular relation Going Negative: Winning the War of Ideas against al Qaeda Miriam G. Saraiva Marc Genest Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro United States Naval War College

On the Merits of the Mailed Fist: When can militarily intensive EU cooperation towards Brazil and Mexico: Distinctive policies counter-insurgency strategies work? towards strategic partners in Latin America Andrew R. Wilson Lorena López Chacón Naval War College Instituto de Investigaciones Dr. José María Luis Mora

Valeria Marina Valle Spinning Strategic Non-Violence: The Case of the “Freedom Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Cidade do México Flotilla” and the Gaza Blockade Andrea Dew EU-Brazil: so near, so far Naval War College Antônio Carlos Lessa Discussant(s) The EU-Mexico relationship 10 years after Ksenia L. Gerasimova Roberto Domínguez University of Cambridge Suffolk University ------The Transformation of Brazil and the Crisis in Europe: TB02: Thursday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM implications for the EU’s policy in Latin America Room: 002 Elena Lazarou Centro de Relacoes Internacionais CPDOC - Fundacao Getulio Economic Migration Vargas Chair(s) Discussant(s) Diogo M. Dario Andrés Malamud University of St Andrews ICS-UL Demographic Pressure, Poverty, Human Trafficking and ------Migrant Workers; an Indonesian Case TB05: Thursday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Sukawarsini Djelantik Room: 010 Parahyangan Catholic University Problems of comparative regionalism Resource Wars: A Modern Look At Systemic Causes of War Through Bio-Capacity Indicators studies between European Union and Christopher Looft Latin America. University of Georgia Section: Beyond the state: regional blocks and Chad Peltier world politics University of Georgia Chair(s) ------Flavia G. Cavalcanti TB07: Thursday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Federal University of Rio de Janeiro Room: 007 Maria Izabel Mallmann PUC-Rio Grande do Sul Theorizing The Body in International Relations EU strategy of disseminating its own model of multilateralism to Latin America Section: Principles and practice of international Carolina B. Pavese ethics London School of Economics Chair(s) Latin American Regionalism: between the European model and Rosemary E. Shinko its own “philosophy of integration” Bucknell University José Briceño-Ruiz Bodies to Debt and Slaughter: Imagineerings of Bioeconomies University of the Andes and Wrestling for Life The conditions for regional integration: what does the European Anna M. Agathangelou experience have to say to Latin America? York University, Canada Maria Izabel Mallmann Explosive Bodies: Suicide Bombing as Embodied Practice and PUC-Rio Grande do Sul the Politics of Abjection The monological discourse of european integration: how latin Lauren Wilcox american voices and experiences are silenced. University of Minnesota

Flavia G. Cavalcanti Federal University of Rio de Janeiro Theorizing The Body as a Surface for Resistance Rosemary E. Shinko Discussant(s) Bucknell University Alfredo Valladão Discussant(s) Science-Po Paris Renee Marlin-Bennett The Johns Hopkins University ------TB06: Thursday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM ------Room: 004 TB09: Thursday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM The Practice and Evolution of Foreign Room: 005 Policy (Analysis) Part 2 Democratization of Political Systems: the Section: New trends in foreign policy analysis International Dimension Chair(s) Chair(s) Costas M. Constantinou Gul Gunver Turan University of Cyprus Okan University Entering the Engine Room: Diplomacy, the Individual and IR Democratization and Europeanization in Foreign Policy: A Theory Comparative Study of the Cases of Turkey and Greece Gunther Hellmann Harry Tzimitras Goethe University Frankfurt Instabul Bilgi University Ursula Stark Urrestarazu Function or Diffusion: The Role of International Factors in Goethe University Frankfurt Turkey’s Democratization Freedom of the Press, Public Opinion and the Emergence of Ilter Turan Foreign Policy Istanbul Bilgi University Halvard Leira The International Community and Democratization in Bosnia- Norwegian Institute for International Affairs Herzegovina:Is the Self-contradiction Insurmountable Westphalian Foreign Policy Revisited Inan Ruma Johannes P. Weber Istanbul Bilgi University Goethe University Frankfurt The Limits of International Politics on State-Society Relations in Discussant(s) Turkey Maria Correia Ilay Ors Romain Instituto Politécnico de Bragança Istanbul Bilgi University Discussant(s) EU and U.S. nominal multilateralism Yves Schemeil Vit Stritecky Institut des Etudes Politiques, Grenoble Reflections from the CEE – Visegrad countries Laurence Whitehead Michal Koran Nuffield College, Oxford Institute of International Relations ------Russia and U.S. nominal multilateralism TB10: Thursday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Yury Fedorov Room: 023 Chatham House, Associate Fellow A responsible great power? China's Theoretical appraisal: Multilateralism as an Institution Sarka Moravcova response to security disputes in Asia- Institute of International Relations, Prague, Czech Republic Pacific region US foreign policy in global context Section: Security cooperation at the regional level Ondrej Ditrych Institute of International Relations Chair(s) Kun-shuan Chiu Discussant(s) Associate Professor, Graduate Institute of East Asian Studies, Vladimir Handl National Chengchi University Institute of International Relations, Prague, Czech Rep

------Diaoyutai Dispute and Its Impact upon East Asian Security Shun-Jen Chen TB15: Thursday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Ph.D. Candidate, National Chengchi University Room: 035 Szu-Shen Ho Emerging Peacekeepers: How Emerging Professor of Japanese Department, Fu Jen Catholic University Powers Will Choose to Keep the Peace The possibility of cooperation between China and Taiwan in Section: New perspectives on humanitarian South China Sea disputes action and intervention Kun-shuan Chiu Associate Professor, Graduate Institute of East Asian Studies, Chair(s) National Chengchi University Guilherme M. Dias UniLasalle The Ties that Divide: China, the Six-Party Talks, and Peace in the Korean Peninsula A Brazilian Approach to Peacekeeping? Guilherme M. Dias Yeh-chung Lu UniLasalle Assistant Professor, Department of Diplomacy, National Chengchi University Changing Grounds on Peacekeeping: the effect of emerging countries in moulding peace operations field work Why “Code of Conduct” failed? China and ASEAN in South China Sea dispute. Daniel Rio Tinto College of Social Sciences and Humanities (FCSH) of the Lisbon's Chih-ji Hsiu New University (UNL) Postdoctoral Fellow, National Chengchi University Emerging powers: the rise of a new division of tasks in Discussant(s) peacekeeping and peacebuilding operations. Manoela S. Miklos Programa de Pós-Graduação em Relações Internacionais San Tiago Barbara Bravo Dantas (UNESP, UNICAMP, PUC-SP) Georgetown University / PUC-Rio ------Discussant(s) Giovanni Faleg TB12: Thursday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM The London School of Economics and Political Science Room: 015 ------US nominal multilateralism and European security Section: Security cooperation at the regional level

Chair(s) Michal Koran Institute of International Relations TB16: Thursday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Russia’s Security Relations with the West: Identities and Threat Room: 029 Perceptions from Putin to Medvedev Javier Morales The External Dimension of EU Justice and St Antony's College, University of Oxford Home Affairs: Post-Lisbon Governance Discussant(s) Perspectives Nancy E. Wright Long Island University-Brooklyn Section: Beyond the state: regional blocks and world politics ------TB18: Thursday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Chair(s) André F. Barrinha Room: 116 University of Coimbra Comparative security regionalism Helena Carrapiço Chair(s) Institute for European integration Studies, Austrian Academy of Birol Akgun Sciences Selcuk University, Konya, Turkey

Borders and immigration: The EU as a securitizing actor Inviting Balance: non-power states and the construction of Nelson Mateus University of Coimbra regional balances. Mourad Chabbi Human Rights and External Dimension of EU Justice and Home University of Lyon III Affairs – legal issues Yves-Heng Lim Karolina Podstawa Fujen Catholic University, Department of French Studies European University Institute Rethinking the Helsinki Model: Can it Solve the Security The exporting of EU organized crime approaches in the context Dilemma in East Asia? of the External Dimension of the Area of Freedom, Security and Daewon Ohn Justice Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Helena Carrapiço Institute for European integration Studies, Austrian Academy of WHY THERE IS NO NEATO IN EAST ASIA? Sciences Mohd. Noor Mat Yazid Universiti Malaysia Sabah The externalization of internal security: police cooperation and Discussant(s) transnational terrorism Zine Med Barka Ana Paula Brandão University of Tlemcen University of Minho ------Discussant(s) Francesca Longo TB19: Thursday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM University of Catania Room: 120 ------Evolving Theories of International TB17: Thursday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Security Policy Room: 026 Section: New trends in foreign policy analysis Russia's security policy Chair(s) Chair(s) T. Clifton Morgan Rice University Tsuneo Akaha Monterey Institute of International Studies EXPORTING DEMOCRACY AS FOREIGN POLICY: PEACE, EU-Russia security cooperation: in response to new security SECURITY AND THE AMERICAN MILITARY INTERVENTIONS IN challenges in Europe THE POST-COLD WAR WORLD Maria H. Castro-Santos Natalia G. Zaslavskaya University of Brasilia Saint Petersburg State University Ulysses T. Teixeira Russia and soft security issues in the context of Northern University of Brasilia Dimension Nataliya Ur'evna Markushina Interventions into Countries at Risk of Civil War St Petersburg University, THE SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL Patrick Regan RELATIONS Binghamton University Terrorism, Democratization, and U.S. Foreign Policy U.S Earthquake Politics: Three Case Studies of Political Co-option Navin Bapat Mika Aaltola University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Institute of International Affairs (FIIA) The Consequences of Coercive Diplomacy Discussant(s) T. Clifton Morgan Fulvio Attinà Rice University University of Catania

Glenn Palmer Penn State University ------TB22: Thursday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Discussant(s) Room: 019 Viktor Friedmann Doctoral School of Political Science, Public Policy and International The Environment: How to Prevent Future Relations - Central European University Crises

------Section: Environmental issues and green TB20: Thursday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM diplomacy Room: 008 Chair(s) M. Victoria Perez-Rios IGOs and regional security John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY Chair(s) Energy Demands and the Environment: The Impact of Audrey Alejandro PhD student at Science Po Bordeaux Renewable Energies on Environmental Management M. Victoria Perez-Rios Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY Development of the Concept of Preventive Diplomacy Religion and the Environment: The Impact of Culture and Beliefs Zbynek Dubsky Jan Masaryk Centre of International Studies, University of on Environmental Management Economics Prague Dana Zartner Tulane University Russia and the OSCE: The Challenge of Rethinking Security Ria Laenen Discussant(s) University of Leuven Can Kakışım Istanbul University, The Department of Political Science and Discussant(s) International Relations Nina Wilén ------Royal Military Academy, Brussels/Université Libre de Bruxelles TB23: Thursday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM ------Room: 018 TB21: Thursday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM On the way to Rio 2012: Reform options Room: 009 and processes in international The politics and policies of aid, relief and environmental governance reconstruction - 2 Section: Environmental issues and green Chair(s) Diplomacy Mika Aaltola Chair(s) Institute of International Affairs (FIIA) Susanne Droege German Institute for International and Security Affairs “TragiCIMICal”: An attempt at Civil and Military Cooperation in Lebanon Clustering of Multilateral Environmental Agreements in Rosario F. Sapienza International Chemicals and Biodiversity Politics ABATON, International Consultancies and Studies, Rome, Italy Nils Simon Environmental Policy Research Centre, Freie Universität Berlin From humanitarian action to humanitarian law development: transformations in NGO roles in security governance Institutional Design Options to Facilitate Political Debate on Margarita H. Petrova Environmental Governance Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals Isabel Feichtner German Institute for International and Security Affairs The politics of disaster. Coping with “humanitarianism” in post- tsunami Sri Lanka Mara Benadusi University of Catania Roundtable Discussants Managing Fragmentation of Global Environmental Governance Deborah Cafarelli Architectures: the Case of International Climate Politics USAF Air War College Frank Biermann Andrew Cox Institute for Environmental Studies (IVM), Vrije Universiteit Lockheed Martin Amsterdam Nayantara Hensel Philipp Pattberg National Defense University Institute for Environmental Studies (IVM), Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Daniel Papp Kennesaw State University Fariborz Zelli ------German Development Institute TB28: Thursday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM The Idea Whose Time Has Come: a United Nations Room: 012 Environment Programme Maria Ivanova Conflict research after 50 years: looking McCormack Graduate School of Policy Studies, University of forwards Massachusetts Boston Chair(s) Discussant(s) Helena Rytovuori-Apunen Marianne Beisheim University of Tampere German Institute for International and Security Affairs Roundtable Discussants ------Navnita Behera TB24: Thursday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM University of Delhi Room: 024 Joseph Camilleri Memory, trauma and change in world La Trobe University politics: the social and political Sven Chojnacki Freie Universitaet Berlin implications of forgetting and Elise Feron remembering emotional events and crisis University of Kent Section: Anarchy, order and power in world Yugi Uesugi politics University of Hiroshima Chair(s) ------Maria Ferreira TB29: Thursday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Institute of Social and Political Sciences, Technical University of Lisbon Room: 011 Fiction in times of crisis or emergency Roundtable Discussants Erica Simone Almeida Resende Panel Two Rio de Janeiro Rural Federal University (UFRRJ), Brazil Section: Culture, religions, and world politics Viacheslav Morozov Chair(s) University of Tartu Paul James Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology Carolina Moulin PUC Rio ‘We like them bitches on the chessboard’: Tragedy, Politics and Erin K. Wilson The Wire RMIT University Mark Chou University of Queensland ------TB26: Thursday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Based on a True Story: Fiction, Historiography and the Room: 030 Representation of Crisis Caitlin Sparks Security and Industry in an Uncertain The University of Queensland Global Environment Discursive agency in world politics through the work of Don

Delillo Chair(s) Robin Cameron Howard Hensel Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology USAF Air War College Exterminism and the Global Imaginary: Rehearsals for Change? Roundtable Discussants Paul James Ana Paula Brandão Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University of Minho Paranoid politics or political explanation? Conspiracy theory and Helena Carrapiço international relations Institute for European integration Studies, Austrian Academy of Tim Aistrope Sciences University of Queensland Monica Herz Reading International Politics through Don DeLillo’s novels Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro Sebastian Kaempf Daniel Pineu University of Queensland University of Marburg Discussant(s) Nelson Rodrigues Paul James University of Coimbra Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology Sofia José F. Santos ------University of Coimbra TB31: Thursday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM ------Room: 016 TC02: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Determinants of Russian Foreign Policy Room: 002 Chair(s) European Union - Latin American Remi Piet Relations in times of crisis University of Miami¸ USA Section: Beyond the state: regional blocks and Beyond the Domestic: The Making of Russian Foreign Policy world politics Maria Raquel Freire Chair(s) University of Coimbra Flavia G. Cavalcanti Inattention by Design or by Coincidence: Why the European Federal University of Rio de Janeiro Union is not Shaping Policies in Central Asia Roundtable Discussants Pál Dunay Miguel Angel Barríos Geneva Centre for Security Policy, Switzerland Instituto de Servicio Exterior de Argentina Security and Democracy: The EU, the OSCE, and Central Asia Andrea Hoffmann Charles E. Ziegler Erfurt University University of Louisville, USA Ana Paula Tostes Why is Hard Security off the EU-Russia Agenda? The Case of the James Madison College, MSU South Caucasus Alfredo Valladão Licínia Simão Science-Po Paris University of Coimbra, Portugal ------Discussant(s) TC03: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Sandra Fernandes Room: 001 University of Minho, Portugal Brazil’s power and the evolution of the Graeme Herd Geneva Centre for Security Policy, Switzerland South American regional space (2) ------Chair(s) TC01: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Gian Luca Gardini Room: 101 University of Bath, UK Security, Liberty and Politics: The Brazil’s evolving role in energy and regional integration Copenhagen School in Portuguese Maite Iturre University of Basque Country Chair(s) Is Brazil promoting Energy Integration in South America? André F. Barrinha University of Coimbra Valeria Marina Valle Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Cidade do México Maria Raquel Freire University of Coimbra Unasur: Does it Really exist? Marcelo Medeiros Federal Univbersity of Pernambuco Discussant(s) The wider context of Peace Support preparation and training in Andrés Malamud Ireland. Some observations on the evolving humanitarian-side ICS-UL role and reach of UNTSI (the United Nations Training School, Ireland). ------Conor Galvin TC04: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM UCD College of Human Sciences Room: 003 Discussant(s) Emerging trends in humanitarian action Abu Bakarr Bah Chair(s) Northern Illinois University Eugenio Pacelli Lazzarotti Diniz Costa ------PUC Minas -- Pontifical Catholic University of Minas Gerais, Brazil TC06: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM The international humanitarian law in times of symbolic Room: 004 violence: a study on human rights from the Pierre Bourdieu's perspective in the international relations field. The web venues in political campaigns (2) Amanda Carolina da Silva Ruzzi Chair(s) Universidade de Coimbra Ricardo Jorge Pinto University Fernando Pessoa The Trigger - looking for the spark that sets Humanitarianism alight. Better Informed? More involved?: New Media innovations in Felippe De Rosa Portuguese politics PUC-Rio Alice Barcellos University of Porto Ana Paula Pellegrino PUC-Rio Rui Alexandre Novais University of Porto/University of Liverpool Why bodies matter? The ‘constitutive’ other of humanitarian intervention Everybody Twitters Nowadays? Political Campaigns in the Maria Ferreira Digital Age Institute of Social and Political Sciences, Technical University of Natália Braga Lisbon University of Aveiro Ricardo Guedes Gomes Carlos Jalali Institute of Social and Political Sciences, Technical University of University of Aveiro Lisbon Catarina Silva Discussant(s) University of Aveiro Carolina Moulin Presidential election campaigns (not so) digital PUC Rio Diana Andrade ------University of Porto TC05: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Rui Alexandre Novais Room: 010 University of Porto/University of Liverpool Humanitarian Action: Actors and Policies Discussant(s) (2) Ricardo Jorge Pinto University Fernando Pessoa Chair(s) ------Ana Ljubojevic TC07: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM IMT Lucca Room: 007 Civil-military cooperation and humanitarian NGOs Capitalism and globalization Daniela Irrera University of Catania Chair(s) Fernando Cavalcante Headscarf in Turkey- a symbol of global jihad or means to CES/FEUC - University of Coimbra democratization? Gabriela Volfova CHALLENGES OF GLOBAL ECONOMY Metropolitan University Prague José G. Vargas-Hernández University center for economic and Managerial Sciences, University of Guadalajara Still Stalled on the Road to Neoliberal Globalisation: Varieties of Toward the new global development consensus - how to Capitalism in a Time of Tumult reconstruct the international legal, trade and economic John J. Mikler institutions The University of Sydney, Australia Matjaz Nahtigal Faculty of Social Sciencies, University of Ljubljana Wither the Alter-Globalization Movement?: 10-year history of the World Social Forum Expansion Discussant(s) Satoko Mori Alfredo Rizzo Meisei University University for foreigners of Perugia (Italy)

Discussant(s) ------Pia Riggirozzi TC10: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM University of Southampton Room: 023 ------The ASEAN security project TC08: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Room: 013 Chair(s) Fowsia Abdulkadir The State of Art in IR Carleton University

Chair(s) An Institutionalist Path toward Regional Security Architecture in Bojko Bučar University of Ljubljana East Asia Tsuneo Akaha Roundtable Discussants Monterey Institute of International Studies Gunther Hellmann ASEAN way of Conflict management of the Spratlys Goethe University Frankfurt Munmun Majumdar Knud Erik Jorgensen North-Eastern Hill University, Shillong, Meghalaya, India Aarhus University Discussant(s) Etel Solingen Jonas Hagmann ISA Center for Security Studies, ETH Zürich

------TC09: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM TC11: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Room: 005 Room: 014 Resistance and change in the Latin America security issues international financial order Chair(s) Rahma Abdulkadir Chair(s) New York University Manuela Asseiro Carvalho School of Economics, University of Coimbra Beyond the Merida-Initiative: The future of security cooperation between USA and Mexico Development of Microfinance in Post-Crisis Economy: The Case Thomas Cieslik of Latvia University of Wuerzburg Tatjana Mavrenko Department of Finance, BA School of Business and Finance Hydropolitics, Security and Cooperation at the South America Regional Security Complex: the case the Prata Basin. The role of the European Welfare States in reducing the social Dorival Ari Bogoni consequences of the financial crisis University Center of Brasilia Konstantinos Dellis Political Scientist (MA) Fábio Albergaria Queiroz University of Brasília Nikolaos Papadakis Associate Professor of Political Science (University of Crete) Security Community and military expenses in the South America Rafael Duarte Villa Stylianos Ioannis Tzagkarakis University of São Paulo Political Scientist (MA) Discussant(s) Through the Lens of Surveillance: Allocation of Resources within Zidane Zeraoui the IMF ITESM Sarah W. Tenney The Citadel ------TC12: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Discussant(s) Room: 015 Patty Zakaria Wayne State University Explaining security regionalism ------Chair(s) TC15: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Valery Alekseevich Achkasov Saint-Petersburg State University Room: 035 Developing a ‘Comprehensive Approach’ to International Blurring borders in EU security policy Security:Institutional Learning and the European Security and issues Defence Policy Michael E. Smith Chair(s) University of Aberdeen João Catraio Aguiar Universidade Estadual do Rio de Janeiro Optimists, Pessimists or Skeptics: Explaining Variations in Post-Cold War International and Regional Security CHALLENGING THE EXTERNAL-INTERNAL SECURITY DIVIDE IN THE EUROPEAN UNION: EVOLUTION OF SCHENGEN AREA IN A Benjamin Miller CIVILIAN POWER FRAMEWORK University of Haifa Minna Jokela Regional security governance: institutionalizing cooperation Finnish Border and Coast Guard Academy with informal networks? Formal EU Agencies versus Informal Non-EU Cooperation Joao Marcelo Dalla Costa Arrangements in the Fight against Terrorism in Europe Eberhard-Karls University of Tubingen Oldrich Bures Social Power, Illiberal States and Regional Security Metropolitan University Prague Management The European Union as a security actor in Macedonia Nicole J. Jackson Teresa Maria Cierco Simon Fraser University University of Beira Interior Discussant(s) THE EXTERNALISATION OF EU MIGRATION POLICIES IN A Natalia G. Zaslavskaya SECURITISED MANNER: DEVELOPING A MODEL OF Saint Petersburg State University CONCENTRIC CIRCLES ------Suhal Semsit TC13: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Dokuz Eylul University, Izmir, Turkey Room: 017 Discussant(s) Building the foreign and security policy of As'ad Ghanem University of Haifa the EU ------Chair(s) TC16: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Ebere Richard Adigbuo Delta State University, Abraka, Nigeria Room: 029 European Security and Defence Cooperation: how deep are EU and security in the surrinding seas changes in security and defence cultures? Chair(s) Marco S. Rosa Alex I. Aissaoui Faculty of Economics, University of Coimbra University of Helsinki Evolution through learning? The emergence of Security Sector From the EuroMedPartnership to the Union for the Reform (SSR) in European security cooperation Mediterranean - the Greater Mediterranean Region as a Giovanni Faleg Security Turnstile For (Emerging (Inter-)Regional Hegemons? The London School of Economics and Political Science Astrid B. Boening University of Miami Export controls and the European defence market: combining effectiveness with responsibility Implications of Globalisation on European Security: Black Sea Tomas Baum Region in the Context of the Future Eastern Enlargement Flemish Peace Institute Elene Chkheidze International Centre for Social Research and Policy Analysis Sara Depauw Flemish Peace Institute George Ivaniashvili International Centre for Social Research and Policy Analysis Maritime Policies of Unrecognized States and Subnational Actors: Back to the Middle Ages? Fair Trade, Veblen and the Constructivist Underpinnings of IPE Nikolay Dobronravin Stefan Fritsch St.Petersburg State University Bowling Green State University

Discussant(s) The new integrated European Maritime Policy. The challenges Andrew Rudyk of the maritime governance in the Mediterranean. John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY Maria Kottari Panteion University of Athens ------TC19: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Discussant(s) Jennifer A. Davis Room: 120 National Defense Intelligence College Regional powers in Asia security ------Chair(s) TC17: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Ayhan M. Akman Room: 026 Sabanci University Institutions of Early Modern International Desecuritizing China's Energy Relations Jost C. Wubbeke Society Free University of Berlin Chair(s) Diplomatic Guānxi: Analysing China’s Strategic Partnership Daniel Green Network University of Delaware Thomas S. Wilkins EXILES, HOSTAGES, AMBASSADORS AND BRIDES: ELITE University of Sydney EXCHANGE AS AN EARLY MODERN INSTITUTION Nuclearization of Iran; Impact on Sino-US Relationships Charles Jones Md. Thowhidul Islam University of Cambridge Lecturer PIRACY IN THE EARLY MODERN WORLD Security of the Gulf Region in the Context of Iranian-Arab Barbara Roberson contraditions Global Policy Institute, London Elena S. Melkumyan Discussant(s) Professor of Russian State University of Humanities Daniel Green The Chrysanthemum and the Shield. The Pacific Theater Missile University of Delaware Defense and its consequences on the Japanese Security ------Strategy. TC18: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Matteo Dian Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane (SUM) Room: 116 Transformations in contemporary IPE Discussant(s) Thomas S. Wilkins Chair(s) University of Sydney Paulo Canelas de Castro University of Macau ------TC20: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Access to Market through Collection Action: A Case Study of Room: 008 Smallholder Rice Farmers in Ugbawka South East Nigeria Chika Charles Aniekwe Critical perspectives on practices of University of Bradford foreign policy and identity construction in Beyond the one-size-fits-all approach to the international world politics regulation of capital markets Nora Rachman Chair(s) IRI - Universidade de Sao Paulo Diego Santos Vieira de Jesus Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (Puc-Rio), Brazil Constructing Corporations as Political Actors: Liberalism, Neoliberalism and the Good Corporation Puritanism and Americanism in U.S. foreign policy discursive Aleksandra Fernandes da Costa practices University of Exeter Erica Simone Almeida Resende Rio de Janeiro Rural Federal University (UFRRJ), Brazil The complexity of exclusion: Brazil’s nonproliferation policy and ETHICS AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN PUBLIC the Iranian nuclear program INSTITUTIONS CLASSICAL INSIGHT AND CURRENT PRACTICES Diego Santos Vieira de Jesus IN AFRICA Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (Puc-Rio), Brazil Henry Egasa KI University The discourses on Private Military Companies: identity and mercenarism Joseph Patrick Munyaneza Cristiano Mendes Makerere University Pontifical Catholic University of Minas Gerais (Puc-Minas), Brazil Water, Ethics, Human Rights, and the Millennium Development Discussant(s) Goals Viacheslav Morozov Andrea K. Gerlak University of Tartu ISA/Univ. of Arizona ------Laura Parisi TC21: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM University of Victoria Room: 009 Discussant(s) Bipolar and Tripolar games Alexander Hoese University of Cologne Chair(s) Ion Berindan ------Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj, Romania TC23: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Alliance Politics, Complex Polarity and the Future of Room: 018 Transatlantic Relations Rethinking sovereignty and the David Garcia Cantalapiedra Universidad Complutense de Madrid Westphalian State Chair(s) Fighting Myths. Modern Western and Russian Conservative and Pawel K. Frankowski Libertarian Discourse about Recent and 1930s Crises. MCSU Stanislav Valerievich Protasenko Saint-Petersburg State University "Shrinking cities" and their relationship to shifts in the global economy, Michael A. McAdams The Transatlantic Coalition at the UN Security Council Michael A. McAdams Carla Monteleone State University of New York University of Palermo Reading Sovereignty: The Invisible Dimension of Sovereignty The USA and Russia Relationships in the Global Crisis: “Reset” or Paulo Rigueira the “New Cold War”? University of Bath Ekaterina Chimiris Phoenix Foundation for the European Heritage in the Studies of Sacralized Sovereignty: Contemporary Convolution as a Catalyst Cognitive Systems of Crisis Sharon H. Forrest Discussant(s) Regent University Vit Benes Institute of International Relations Urban Areas as Political Metaphors Vassil Hristov Anastassov ------Linguistics and Cultural Studies TC22: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Room: 019 Discussant(s) Gallia M. Lindenstrauss New issues and perspectives in Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) responsibility and ethics ------Chair(s) TC24: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Jeremy Marc Allouche Room: 024 Institute of Development Studies Global Justice Corruption—an International Relations Perspective Chair(s) Chuan-Yu Ernie Ko Hugo Arend Yu Da University (Taiwan) Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul Anti- or Alter-Globalization? Mapping the Political Ideology of Chair(s) the Global Justice Movement Mikael Baaz Manfred B. Steger Department of Law, School of Business, Economics and Law, RMIT University University of Gothenburg, Erin K. Wilson "The 'Third UN" and the Evolution of Global Governance in the RMIT University 21st Century" Global Crisis – Global CriminalizationPolitical Trauma and the Roger A. Coate Georgia College & State Univ.; Univ. of South Carolina Development of International Criminal Law Sinja U. Graf IS TRANSNATIONAL CIVIL SOCIETY A MEANINGFUL FACTOR Cornell University FOR THE EVOLUTION OF THE SUPRANATIONAL LEGAL ORDER? THE CASE OF THE "INTERLOCUTORY COALITIONS" Global Justice – The Widening Circle of Action Gianluca Sgueo Hyun Höchsmann University of Viterbo New Jersey City University Nunca Más – The politics of transitional justice in Argentina and PRESERVING THE MILLENNIUM- The ‘impossible possibility’ of Uruguay, 1983-2010. the world community in Reinhold Niebuhr Luis Guilherme Francesca Lessa Department of International Politics, Aberystwyth University - Latin American Centre, University of Oxford Instituto Portugues de Relacoes Internacionais, Universidade Nova The Amnesty Laws in the Southern Cone: the victims' de Lisboa perception and the international law Searching for the New Global Order Matheus Soldi Hardt Miroslav Jurásek Instituto de Relações Internacionais / USP VŠE Prague, Czech Republic Lucas da Costa Maciel Discussant(s) Instituto de Relações Internacionais / USP Juliana Viggiano Discussant(s) University of São Paulo Martijn Vlaskamp Institut Barcelona d´Estudis Internacionals ------TC27: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM ------Room: 031 TC25: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Room: 025 Sustainability and securitization in environmental policy From Humanitarian Intervention to the Responsibility to Protect: Moving forward Chair(s) Mariana Baccarini or more of the same? UFMG -- Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil Chair(s) "Through a Glass, Darkly": Environmental Concerns in Sai Felicia Krishna-Hensel Contemporary International Political Theory Auburn Montgomery USA Susanna Karlson

Roundtable Discussants A Climate for Conflict or Cooperation? Addressing the Dorota Gierycz Securitisation of Climate Change John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY Rafaela Rodrigues de Brito Howard Hensel University of Southampton USAF Air War College Environmental Governance and Environmental Sustainability in Sai Felicia Krishna-Hensel Sierra Leone’s mining sector. Case study: Koidu Auburn Montgomery USA Nketti H. Mason University of Leeds ------TC26: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM From Climate Conflicts to the Sustainability Transition: Room: 030 Pathways to Cooperation and Capacity Building Jürgen Scheffran Constructing the global future Professor Discussant(s) EU Development Cooperation in Chile: From Democratic Patrick Dzimiri Strengthening to Social Cohesion University of Venda-South Africa: Lecturer Beatriz Hernández Universidad Diego Portales ------TC28: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM EU’s Democratic Conditionality Reconsidered: An Analysis of the Room: 012 Supply Side Sedef Eylemer The governace of weak states Lecturer, Dokuz Eylul University, Turkey Chair(s) EU’s security agenda and the challenge of flows Leonardo Valente Monteiro Nelson Mateus Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro University of Coimbra How States Fail Discussant(s) Jeffrey R. Fields Akin Iwilade University of Southern California Department of International Relations, Obafemi Awolowo National Reconciliation as a Tool of Political Struggles:An University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria Inquiry into Post-war Iraqi State-building ------Dai Yamao Kyushu University, Japan TC30: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Room: 006 Networks of governance-research in areas of limited and consolidated statehood: Organizing a reflexive transfer Conflict research after 50 years: looking Lars Brozus back. SWP - German Institute for International and Security Affairs Chair(s) Regulatory States in the South:Can they exist and do we want AJR Groom them?The Case of the Indonesian Power Sector University of Kent and Canterbury Christ Church University Darryl Stuart Jarvis Roundtable Discussants Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University fo Wolf-Dieter Eberwein Singapore IEP de Grenoble United States’ policy towards collapsed and failing states – the Christopher Mitchell case of Afghanistan George Mason University Wojciech Michnik Tischner European University Eric Remacle Université libre de Bruxelles & Université de Genève Discussant(s) Dennis Sandole Cristina Soreanu Pecequilo George Mason University São Paulo Federal University Peter Wallensteen ------University of Notre Dame TC29: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Room: 011 ------TC31: Thursday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM EU foreign policy: economic, military and Room: 016 political incentives The Future of Russian Relations with the Chair(s) West Francesc Morata Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Chair(s) Licínia Simão (N)ever-closer Union?The EU's multilateral disarmament University of Coimbra, Portugal diplomacy and the case of a nuclear weapons free zone in the Middle East "Northern Dimension": a virtual project or a model of regional Elisabeth Johansson-Nogués cooperation Research Fellow, Ramón y Cajal Program Roger E. Kanet University of Miami, USA Dina Moulioukova University of Miami, USA North Stream - South Stream: How Gas Supplies Redefine the Balance of Power in Europe. Remi Piet University of Miami¸ USA

The 2012 Presidential Problem: Reset once again in Russian-US Relations?

Bertil Nygren National Defence College and Stockholm University, Sweden

The Union of Europe: a Viable Third Way between Collective

Security and Balance of Power in Euro-Atlantic Space? Graeme Herd Geneva Centre for Security Policy, Switzerland

Discussant(s) Pál Dunay Geneva Centre for Security Policy, Switzerland Jakob Tolstrup University of Aarhus, Denmark ------

FRIDAY PANEL SESSIONS ______FA01: Friday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM The Ironic Paradox of Sovereign Power: From Biopower to Room: 101 Biocapital Paradigms, labelling and the construction Wanda Vrasti of IR theories McMaster University Discussant(s) Chair(s) Julian Reid Julie A. Murphy Erfani University of Lapland Arizona State University, USA ------A debate about culture as an epistemological source in the construction of International Relations Theories: the Chinese FA03: Friday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM academic production in International Relations. Room: 001 Alexandre C. C. Leite Social and institutional factors of PUC/SP - UNIBH legitimacy in the EU Jéssica C. R. Máximo UNIBH Chair(s)

Ingvild Bode Back to Spinoza?: From Political Realist Towards Monist Realist University of Tübingen Methodologies Milan Brglez Liberal Intergovernmentalism in Action: Poland in European University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Social Sciences Union Politics Piotr Tosiek Ethnocentrism in world politics: interest and aversion toward Maria Curie-Sklodowska University, Lublin, Poland the study of cultural biases in our discipline. Audrey Alejandro The Political Strategy of the Enlarged EU under the Lisbon PhD student at Science Po Bordeaux Treaty, and Relation with the US and Russia---The Role of Presidencies of Central Europe in 2011 and Regional- The role of paradigms in IR Theory. Neghbourhood Policy--- Luz Araceli U. Gonzalez Kumiko Haba ITESM Campus Monterrey Professor of Aoyama Gakuin University Discussant(s) The Strategic Use of Referendum Pledges in Two-level Games: Isadora S. de Andrade The Case of Discretionary Commitments to Popular PUC-RIo Consultations on European Integration ------Kai Oppermann FA02: Friday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM University of Cologne Room: 002 Trio presidency; experiences of Slovenian presidency Reading Neoliberalism Biopolitically Marjan Svetlicic Faculty of Social Science Section: International political economy Discussant(s) Chair(s) Michael E. Smith Julian Reid University of Aberdeen University of Lapland Neoliberal Subjectivity and the Post-Political: Some Comments ------on Social Control in the Context of the European Financial Crisis FA06: Friday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Nicholas Kiersey Room: 004 Ohio University The legitimacy of peace- and state-buiding Neoliberal Subjects: Vulnerability, Adaption and Resilience Chair(s) David Chandler Tomas Baum University of Westminster Flemish Peace Institute SINGULARITY AND THE NEOLIBERAL SUBJECT Challenging the Moral Orthodoxy of Humanitarian Intervention Mustapha Kamal Pasha Karina Z. Pawlowska University of Aberdeen University of Warwick, UK Complex gathering: security, development and humanitarian FA08: Friday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM assistance in Liberia (2003-2008) Room: 013 Leticia C. Souza PUC-Rio Perspectives on the dilemmas of peace From Wars of the Weak to Strong PeaceThe Prospects for Chair(s) Legitimate Rule and State-Building in Weak and War-Torn Darryl Stuart Jarvis Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University fo States—Towards a Conceptual Framework Singapore Hanne Fjelde PhD, Dept. of Peace and Conflict Research, Uppsala University International Law and Peace: The edge of a new era Thomas G. Ohlson Mateus Kowalski Professor, Dept of Peace and Conflict Research, Uppsala University PhD Candidate / Centre for Social Studies and Faculty of Economics of the University of Coimbra Anders Themnér PhD, Dept. of Peace and Conflict Research, Uppsala University José Manuel Pureza University of Coimbra State-building: peace or imperialism? 'Others' as the problem to be solved: Gender and the crisis of Fernando Ludwig 'peace-as-governance' University of Coimbra / Social Sciences Centre (CES) Heidi Hudson Discussant(s) University of the Free State Aysun Uyar Research Institute for Humanity and Nature, Japan Religion and War/Peace: The Jesuits as the war-maker and the peace-maker in Northeast Asia ------Myongsob Kim FA07: Friday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Yonsei University Room: 007 Discussant(s) The uncertain process of peacebuilding Ambrosio Thomas North Dakota State University Chair(s) Erin E. Baumann ------University College Dublin FA09: Friday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Dodging Spoilers while Embracing Local Knowledge: Ownership Room: 005 in SSR-DDR Assistance and relief in natural and man- Nina Wilén Royal Military Academy, Brussels/Université Libre de Bruxelles made disasters Giving up the power: problems of transition from international Chair(s) to ‘less international’ in post-conflict missions Nikolay Dobronravin St.Petersburg State University Mateja Peter University of Cambridge East Timor: the creation of a state Sónia S. Rodrigues Peacebuilding as narrative. Themes and plots in post-conflict IPRI-UNL - Portuguese Institut for International Relations - New reconstruction strategies and their implications for peace- and University of Lisbon state-building. Eneko Sanz Humanitarian assistance and natural disasters: local and Escola de Cultura de Pau, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona international actors in the Haitian reconstruction effort Paula Drumond The Unintended Consequences of Conflict Resolution Initiatives: Institute of International Relations, Pontifical Catholic University Rio The "Comprehensive Peace Agreement" and the Self- de Janeiro, Brazil Determination of South Sudan Asteris Huliaras Danilo Marcondes de Souza Neto Professor, Department of Political Science and International Institute of International Relations Pontifical Catholic University Rio Relations, University of Peloponnese, Greece de Janeiro, Brazil Discussant(s) The politics of disaster. Coping with “humanitarianism” in post- Abdy Javadzadeh tsunami Sri Lanka Florida International University Mara Benadusi University of Catania ------The responsibility to research: what has IR fieldwork research with vulnerable populations been doing to improve human House´s dilemma. Constructing knowledge in IR science: condition? between ontology and epistemology. Marcela Vecchione Goncalves Leonardo C. Braga McMaster University IRI/PUC-Rio

The violent logic of modern interventions: Timor-Leste in the Monk, CSI, and Formalization in Interpretative Research - An global context of contemporary conflict. Outline for the Detective Method Christian Bueger Damian C. Grenfell Institute for Development and Peace Globalism Research Centre, RMIT University Frank Gadinger Discussant(s) NRW School of Governance Dr Monir Hossain Moni Asia Pacific Institute for Global Studies (APIGS) Discussant(s) Veronica Lenzi ------IMT - Institute for Advanced Studies, Lucca FA10: Friday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Room: 023 ------FA12: Friday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Exploring terrorism Room: 015 Chair(s) Vit Benes Human rights and crime punishment Institute of International Relations Chair(s) Katie Linnane Are Strong Democracies More Pacific?Exploring the Dual- University of Queensland Violence in International Terror Crises 1934-2006 Hemda Ben-Yehuda Human Rights Meet Legislation – Cross-Cultural Political and Bar-Ilan University Legal Perspectives. With Case Studies on the Issue of Death Penalty Luba Levin-Banchik Bar-Ilan University Miao-ling Lin Hasenkamp Institute of political science (IPW), Otto-von-Guericke-University, Globalization and Terrorism Magdeburg, Germany Ekkart Zimmermann Dresden University of Technology Human Rights versus Migration: a review of the UK Child Trafficking Policies Three International Crises, Three Discourses of Terrorism: From May N. Ikeora Marseilles to the 9/11 University of Hull Ondrej Ditrych Institute of International Relations 'Ni Olvido ni Perdon - Present Pasts and the Struggle for Memory in Argentina (1976-2010). Discussant(s) Francesca Lessa Milind Thakar Latin American Centre, University of Oxford University of Indianapolis The Torture Taboo and the “War on Terror” ------Jamal Barnes FA11: Friday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Murdoch University, Perth, Western Australia Room: 014 Discussant(s) Research methods in War and Peace Matthew S. Weinert University of Delaware Chair(s) Roberto Vinicius P. S. Gama ------Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro FA13: Friday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Beyond the Nation State. Units of Analysis in International Room: 017 Qualitative Research The world and the state in crisis Karin Schittenhelm University of Siegen Chair(s) Andrea Betti From War to Peace: The Reintegration of Guatemalan Ex- University of Trento combatants: a Qualitative inquiry Randall Janzen Mir Centre for Peace STATE FAILURE, TERRORISM AND GLOBAL SECURITY: AN ------APPRAISAL OF THE NEW RADICALISM IN NORTHERN NIGERIA FA15: Friday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Duruji Moses Room: 035 Covenant Univerity, Ota Democratization: international conditions Faith O. Oviasogie Covenant University, Ota Chair(s) Paul-Henri Bischoff The Long Term Crisis: the evolution of debate on gender, Rhodes University population, and the environment Carolyn Stephenson Autocracies under pressure: IMF programs and political University of Hawaii at Manoa influence in non-democratic countries 1980-2006 Trude M. Midtgård The State of Permanent Crisis: the Failed Modern State Norwegian University of Science and Technology Sardar Aziz UCC Culture, democracy and development in 21st century Jovana Jezdimirovic Ranito The World in Crisis: Terrorism and International Security CES/School of Economics,University of Coimbra Zidane Zeraoui ITESM The Future of the Movements for Democratic Change in Arab World: Are there lessons to be learned from Southeastern World Risk Societies: a Neccesity for Collective Action in Global Europe? Level Atef Al-Saadawy Nora Vanaga National Endowment for Democracy Ph.D. Student of University of Latvia Discussant(s) Discussant(s) James L. Taulbee Marios Filis Emory University University of Exeter ------FA16: Friday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM FA14: Friday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Room: 029 Room: 020 The foreign economic policy of China and Analyzing Global Politics after the India Aesthetic Turn Section: IR and the new social research schools Chair(s) Maria H. Castro-Santos of methodology University of Brasilia Chair(s) The Dragon in the backyard: Chinese presence in South Michael J. Shapiro America and the implications for the regional integration University of Hawaii process Aestheticizing subjects, disrupting objects: discourse analysis Javier Alberto Vadell and the aesthetic approach in global politics Catholic Univ. of Minas Gerais (PUC Minas) Fabiano Mielniczuk The Geopolitics and Political Economy of Asia's Rising Giants: Pontifical Catholic University of Rio China and India The Aesthetics of Security: A Trans-disciplinary Approach Erich Weede Michael J. Shapiro University of Bonn, Germany University of Hawaii Discussant(s) The Encountered Sign : Aesthetics , Ethics and Humanitarianism Paulo Rigueira Sam Opondo University of Bath University of Hawaii When the ordinary becomes beautiful: the role of images in ------discourses of IR FA17: Friday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Lorenzo Rinelli Room: 026 University of Hawaii Migration policies

Discussant(s) Chair(s) Erica Simone Almeida Resende Corneliu Bjola Rio de Janeiro Rural Federal University (UFRRJ), Brazil University of Oxford Borders and migrations - putting away or pulling together the Chair(s) two shores of Mediterranean Bhumitra Chakma Nelson Mateus The University of Hull University of Coimbra Doing Well by Doing Good? The Impact of Domestic Political Brain Blocking and Brain Diversion: How Misguided U.S. Public Institutions on Multinational Corporations’ Environmental Policy on the Immigration of Foreign Educated Professionals Responsibility Strategies Benefits Other Countries Holger Meyer Jeffrey L. Gower The University of Georgia University at Buffalo - SUNY Reform of the WTO: Policy Making Behind the Veil of Ignorance HISTORICAL SOCIAL AND INDIGENOUS ECOLOGY APPROACH Syed J. Maswood TO SOCIAL MOVEMENTS IN MEXICO AND LATIN AMERICA American University in Cairo José G. Vargas-Hernández Soy What? Understanding the Impact of Multinational University center for economic and Managerial Sciences, University Corporations on Global Food Production of Guadalajara Kimberly Weir Trafficking in Human Beings: the Roots and Realities in Ukraine Northern Kentucky University Ganna Gerasymenko Discussant(s) Institute for Demography and Social Studies, National Academy of Ayesha Ray Sciences of Ukraine King's College, Pennsylvania, USA Discussant(s) ------Marcial Garcia Suarez Universidade Federal Fluminense FA22: Friday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Room: 019 ------Enahncing human rights FA19: Friday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Room: 120 Chair(s) Dorival Ari Bogoni Organising cooperation in Latin America University Center of Brasilia Chair(s) THE EVOLUTION OF UNIVERSAL HUMAN RIGHTS TROUGH Radostina Primova REGIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS COURTS DECISIONS Institute for European Studies Dolores Modic MERCOSUR and SADC: The role of leadership and School of Advanced Social Studies Nova Gorica compensatory mechanisms in a comparative analysis Ursa Sinkovec Guilherme M. Dias School of Advanced Social Sciences UniLasalle Organization of American States: the Concert of Actors around THE INTER-AMERICAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND Democracy Promotion EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS: A COMPARISON ON THE POINT OF VIEW OF THE APPLICABILITY OF THE Juliana Viggiano PRINCIPLE OF THE PRIMACY OF THE MOST FAVORABLE University of São Paulo STANDARD TO AN INDIVIDUAL Relations between the USA and Latin America after global Ana Lúcia Gasparoto crisis: new challenges and new strategy PhD student in Social Sciences, International Relationships and Anna Orlova Development / Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP), Marília, São Institute of the United Stte and Canada of Russian Academy of Paulo, Brasil Science José Blanes Sala State University of São Paulo Discussant(s) Dighton M. Fiddner The UN and Genocide: A Comparative Analysis of Rwanda and Indiana University of Pennsylvania the Former Yugoslavia ------Sabrina Stein University of Central Florida FA21: Friday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Room: 009 Discussant(s) Giulia Sirigu States, IGOs and MNCs in the global University of Manchester political economy ------FA23: Friday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM World crises and the thought system of sovereignty-anarchy- Room: 018 security in the IR: Are now the doors finally open for the revolution in or the evolution of IR thinking? Democracy and democratization Helle Palu Chair(s) University of Tampere Jeremy Johan Ghez Discussant(s) RAND Europe and HEC School of Management John F. Clark BETWEEN ANARCHY AND ORDER: NATION-BUILDING AND Florida International University STATE- BUILDING PROCESSES IN CONTEMPORARY WORLD ------POLITICS. FA25: Friday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Cláudia T. (Toriz) Ramos Universidade Fernando Pessoa Room: 025 Democratization as a factor of world politics South European states and European Tamara Nemchinova Integration Saint-Petersburg State University, School of International Relations Chair(s) Does Democracy flourish in Peaceful context? The odd case of Gordon Clubb India University of Leeds Fabio Leone Portuguese External Politics for CFSP: The Case of East Timor Circap, Università di Siena (Italy) Reinaldo Hermenegildo Study title: Are political deficits in Lebanon self-imposed or Academia Militar externally inflicted? Socializing the Enemy. Explaining Change in Greece’s Strategy Patty Zakaria vis-à-vis Turkey Wayne State University Panayotis J. Tsakonas Discussant(s) University of the Aegean Maria Kottari The Ambassador Calvet de Maglhães and European Integration Panteion University of Athens of Portugal ------Isabel Valente FA24: Friday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Centro de Estudos Interdisciplinares do Século XX da Universidade Room: 024 de Coimbra - CEIS20

IR theories and the contemporary world Turkey’s Accession to the EU: the Case for a Different system Partnership Isabel David School of Social and Political Sciences - Technical University of Chair(s) Lisbon Yekutiel Gershoni Tel Aviv University, Israel Discussant(s) Fragmented hegemony, limited anarchy – Alternative Sudhir Chander Hindwan Government College Panjab University blueprints for a post-crisis world order Nele Noesselt ------University of Goettingen FA26: Friday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Impact of the Actor Problem on the Transformation of the Room: 030 International System Investment decisions Gul P. Erkem Gulboy Istanbul University, Faculty of Economics, Department of Political Chair(s) Science and International Relations, Research Assistant Tugce Varol Phd Candidate in Yeditepe University Burak Samih Gülboy Istanbul University, Assoc. Prof. Displacemet and Multinational Investment: A Regional Analysis of Arauca and Casanare, Colombia INTERNATIONAL ANARCHY REVISITED IN THE CONTEXT OF Cecelia R. Auditore ANCIENT HISTORY ‒ NEAR EAST OF THE LATE BRONZE AGE Northeastern University (1500‒1100 B.C.E.) ‒ Alex I. Aissaoui University of Helsinki Does political risk affect the location decisions of foreign Beyond Balancing: Logics of Action in European International multinational companies in the USA? A state-level empirical Society, 1665-1700 analysis, 1977-2004 Daniel Green Thomas Halvorsen University of Delaware Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Department of Sociology and Political Science Darien, or the dream of a Scottish Empire in the Americas Sabrina Juillet Garzon Jo Jakobsen Universite de Versailles-St Quentin en Yvelines Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Department of Sociology and Political Science How States Hunted Pirates and Vice Versa: The International Organization of Seaborne Violence from Tordesillas (1494) to Political risk for multinational companies: Empirical evidence UNCLOS (1982) from a new dataset Benjamin de Carvalho Jo Jakobsen Norwegian Institute of International Affairs Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Department of Halvard Leira Sociology and Political Science Norwegian Institute for International Affairs Discussant(s) Norm Diffusion in the Agrarian Ages: Cases of State Level Marijke Rebekka Frank Religious Conversion University of Freiburg Ayse Zarakol ------Washington and Lee University FA29: Friday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Discussant(s) Room: 011 John Antony Pella Jr. Domestic effects of political élites Fudan University, China performances ------FB01: Friday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Chair(s) Room: 101 Rita A. Giacalone Universidad de Los Andes Emerging powers Oscillating States and the Border Line Between Democracies Chair(s) and Autocracies Vicente P. Brandão Alan Siaroff Political Studies Institute/Portuguese Catholic University The University of Lethbridge "New" brazilian foreing policy: from soft to hard power? The International Impact of Domestic Revolutions Marcial Garcia Suarez Jeff D. Colgan Universidade Federal Fluminense American University Global governance, crisis and the BRIC: implications to regional Title: “’In the Name of the Father’: crisis and risk in the guarded integration schemes state” Sotirios Petropoulos Maria Ferreira Adjunct Lecturer, Department of Mediterrenean Studies, Aegean Institute of Social and Political Sciences, Technical University of University Greece Lisbon Great Power Politics and the East Asian Order Discussant(s) Baohui Zhang Didzis Klavins Lingnan University, Hong Kong PhD student, University of Latvia Who or what decides on emerging power status? The case of ------South Africa FA30: Friday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Paul-Henri Bischoff Rhodes University Room: 006 English school and constructivist Discussant(s) Ismail Seyrek dialogues across world history (I) Hitit University Chair(s) ------John Antony Pella Jr. Fudan University, China FB02: Friday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM FB04: Friday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Room: 002 Room: 003 Defending human rights in conflict Political Islam situation Chair(s) Knud Erik Jorgensen Chair(s) Aarhus University Sabrina Stein University of Central Florida A New Face for Political Islam: Muslim Democrats, Neoliberal Businessmen and Civil Coups Mobilizing the Minors: Compliance with International Child Soldiering Laws Deniz Gokalp Syracuse University Jennifer A. Davis National Defense Intelligence College Institutional Incentives and the Electoral Success of Islamist Parties Refugee Law as Perpetual Crisis Quinn Mecham Catherine Dauvergne Middlebury College University of British Columbia, Canada Refugee policy in Brazil: an emergent resettlement country Political Islam in Context: Palestinian Islamic Movements between Conflict and Peace Julia Bertino Moreira University of Campinas As'ad Ghanem University of Haifa Discussant(s) José G. Vargas-Hernández The New Crusade: The United States and Islam in the 21st University center for economic and Managerial Sciences, University Century of Guadalajara Andrew Rudyk John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY ------FB03: Friday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Discussant(s) Rafael Duarte Villa Room: 001 University of São Paulo Polarity and the UN, and Leadership ------Competition FB05: Friday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Room: 010 Chair(s) Old and new diplomacy Maria Saraiva ISCSP-UTL, Lisbon Chair(s) Lars Brozus Do UN Sanctions Strengthen the International Presence of the SWP - German Institute for International and Security Affairs EU? Do UN Sanctions Strengthen the International Presence of the Spyros Blavoukos EU? Athens University of Economics and Business Dimitris Bourantonis UN Security Council Decision-Making: Testing the Bribery Athens University of Economics and Business Hypothesis Northern models for Southern decentralized cooperation: the Mariana Baccarini case of Brazilian paradiplomacy UFMG -- Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil Monica Salomon Eugenio Pacelli Lazzarotti Diniz Costa Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina PUC Minas -- Pontifical Catholic University of Minas Gerais, Brazil Overlooked Gems? The Microstates of Western Europe and United Nations Sanctions in an era of Global Turbulence What They Offer for Social Science Research Seth Kumi Nancy E. Wright United Nations Long Island University-Brooklyn Discussant(s) Will the European External Action Service "serve" the Eloi Martins Senhoras establishment of an effective European diplomacy? Federal University of Roraima (UFRR) Cosimo Risi ------Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Italy Alfredo Rizzo University for foreigners of Perugia (Italy) Discussant(s) The European Union’s role in ‘peacebuilding’ in sub-Saharan Tor G. Jakobsen Africa: past and future perspectives Trondheim Business School Giovanna Bono University of St. Andrews Sarah W. Tenney The Citadel Discussant(s) ------Gorm Rye Olsen Roskilde University, Denmark FB06: Friday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Room: 004 ------IR theory and teaching FB08: Friday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Room: 013 Chair(s) Klaus Brummer Deviation, crime and justice University Erlangen-Nürnberg Chair(s) Fitting a square peg in a round hole: Islamic ideology’s Oldrich Bures challenge to the discipline of International Relations Metropolitan University Prague

Faiz A. Sheikh International criminal justice: an ethical and normative University of Leeds globalization? History of ideas and International Relations: first approaches. Mateus Kowalski Fernando N. C. Maia PhD Candidate / Centre for Social Studies and Faculty of Economics Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro of the University of Coimbra

International legislation and the theory of agency in INVOKING INTERNATIONAL JUSTICEThe UK and the Process international institutions of Ratification of the International Criminal Court Treaty Andrea Betti Konstantinos Magkliveras University of Trento University of the Aegean, Greece Sentences for International Crimes: Justice Delivered? Potentials and Pitfalls of Metatheory in IR James L. Taulbee Lucas G. Freire Emory University University of Exeter Discussant(s) Discussant(s) Karin Schittenhelm Michelle Scobie University of Siegen University of the West Indies, Trinidad ------FB07: Friday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM FB09: Friday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM

Room: 007 Room: 005 Rebuilding, mediation, and conflct Environment regulation in change transformation Chair(s) Benjamin L. Habib Chair(s) La Trobe University Huong Thi Thu Dang Combating governance complexity: the integration and LUISS "Guido Carli" University of Rome coordination of EU climate and energy policies. From Uncertain to Unknown: The Efforts to Rebuild Liberia Claire Dupont Yekutiel Gershoni Institute for European Studies Tel Aviv University, Israel Radostina Primova Promoting Human Rights By Conditionality? Quest For a Better Institute for European Studies EU Development Assistance in ACP Countries Human security in South Asia and regional response : a case Derya Ozveri study of climate change and SAARC initiatives Marmara University, Ph.D Student Suman Sharma The Contributions of Turkey to Global Security: The Case of Delhi University, India Peace-Building Missions Ali Caglar Prof. Dr. Institutional innovation in water management: comparative The Russian plans for modernization and new elements in studies among Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay. foreign policy Liana Araújo Lopes Konstantin Konstantinovich Khudoley Pontifical Catholic University of Minas Gerais Professor, St. Petersburg University, School of International Relations Matilde de Souza Pontifical Catholic University of Minas Gerais Discussant(s) Paradigm-Shifts in International Water Management Sofia José F. Santos University of Coimbra Paulo Canelas de Castro University of Macau ------Discussant(s) FB13: Friday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Yves Schemeil Room: 017 Institut des Etudes Politiques, Grenoble Portugal's foreign policy ------Chair(s) FB10: Friday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Seema Narain Room: 023 UNIVERSITY OF DELHI Middle East politics PORTUGUESE COLONIAL EMPIRES AND DECOLONIZATIONS: Chair(s) A LONG-TERM COMPARATIVE VIEW Erhan Buyukakinci Nuno Valério Galatasaray University ISEG – Technical University of Lisbon Changing Oil Income, Persistent Authoritarianism The impacts of development cooperation policy in Portugal Jeff D. Colgan Sandra C. Silva American University Instituto Superior de Economia e Gestão da Universidade Técnica de Lisboa Developing Commitment to Change in Modern Bureaucracies: the case-study of the Egyptian Civil Service Sector. The Portuguese Communist Party's role nowadays: guidelines Nada A. Basset for a party's image study German University in Cairo Alvaro Curia Lima Faculty of Arts University of Porto Lebanon's Quest for Independence: Between Fragmentation, Political Instability and Foreign Intervention Discussant(s) Benedetta Berti Henry Egasa Tufts University/Fletcher School KI University Discussant(s) ------Ebere Richard Adigbuo FB14: Friday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Delta State University, Abraka, Nigeria Room: 020 ------Securitization and power in the FB12: Friday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM international system Room: 015 Chair(s) Issues in Russian foreign policy-making Nino Gogoladze Chair(s) OSCE/HCNM Emily Calaminus Multiple meanings of power in IR Institute for Latin American Studies, FU Berlin Valentina Marino Mapping the Geopolitics of the Russian Federation: The Università di Catania, Scuola Superiore Geography of Presidential State-of-the-Nation Addresses, Nuclear Proliferation in Crisis: Can the Nuclear Non-Proliferation 1994-2010 Treaty be Salvaged? Ambrosio Thomas Shampa Biswas North Dakota State University Whitman College Russian Regions in International Cooperation between Russia Securitization as systematization: Threats as images of and Western Countries: Problems and Prospects international order Tamara N. Gella Jonas Hagmann Orel State University, Russia Center for Security Studies, ETH Zürich Discussant(s) Revisited Southeast Asian Peace: A Mixed Constructivist and Mourad Chabbi Liberal Trajectory University of Lyon III Chih-Mao Tang University of Essex ------US-CHINA RELATIONS, SECURITY AND ARMS RACE IN ASIA. FB15: Friday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM David Garcia Cantalapiedra Room: 035 Universidad Complutense de Madrid Changing patterns in the global economic Discussant(s) order: institutional reforms Hessam Vaez University of Tehran Chair(s) Piotr Tosiek ------Maria Curie-Sklodowska University, Lublin, Poland FB18: Friday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Global economic order and the emerging powers: Brazil and Room: 116 China in a context of G8 system reform Regions and Regionalism in English Leonardo César Ramos School: Mapping Variations in PUC Minas International Society Javier Alberto Vadell Catholic Univ. of Minas Gerais (PUC Minas) Chair(s) Kevork Oskanian REFORMING THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY SYSTEM: London School of Economics WHAT FUTURE ROLE FOR THE SPECIAL DRAWING RIGHTS (SDRs)? Global International Law and its Regional Dialects Katherine E. Borlongan Jorge Lasmar McGill University London School of Economics THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL CRISIS, EMERGING Rethinking the Criteria of Membership in International Society: COUNTRIES. AND THE ROLE OF BRAZIL: CHANGES IN GLOBAL How Global Can Statehood Really Be? ECONOMIC GOVERNANCE Laust Schouenborg Priscila Morrone London School of Economics Faculdade de Relações Internacionais The Many Colours of Money: International Society and the World’s Economy: What is Money?Physicist’s approach to Market’s Regional Variations. tendencies in world’s economy Kevork Oskanian Dainis Zeps London School of Economics Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Latvia Discussant(s) Discussant(s) Sinja U. Graf Marco S. Rosa Cornell University Faculty of Economics, University of Coimbra ------FB19: Friday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM FB16: Friday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Room: 120 Room: 029 Furthering integration in Europe Regional and sub-regional security in Asia Chair(s) Chair(s) Marcela Vecchione Goncalves Paul A. Battersby McMaster University Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University Citizenship and collective identity in the European Union Japan’s Securitizing Discourse: The Significance of North Korea Ireneusz Karolewski for Japan’s New Security Posture University of Wroclaw

Ryoma Sakaeda GIGA Institute of Asian Studies Europe of states, sub-regions or regions? Study on the Regional and Sub-Regional Integration in Europe Liberalism and South Asian Security Zuzana Zelenická Bhumitra Chakma Jan Masaryk Center of International Studies, University of The University of Hull Economics in Prague

European Integration and/or Sovereignty? Euroscepticism in Cultural Diplomacy as a resource of Soft Power in the Small Nation States: Case Study of Denmark. relationship between Brazil and France in 2005. Radim Srsen Tatiana De Souza Leite Garcia Jan Masaryk Centre of International Studies, University of Universidade de Ribeirão Preto - UNAERP Economics Prague Laiany De Cássia Pauda Reis European Union Political Conditionality and Post-Accession Universidade de Ribeirão Preto - UNAERP Compliance: Minority Rights in Bulgaria and Romania HOW RELIGION AND CULTURE SHAPE FOREIGN POLICY Nuray V. Ibryamova WELTANSCHAUUNGS OF INDIA? Rhodes College Mehmet Ozkan Discussant(s) Sevilla University, Spain Christopher Killacky Taming the Revisionist State: The Effects of Military Defeats on Acadia University, Canada the War-Proneness of Germany vs. Iraq ------Moran Mandelbaum FB20: Friday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Univ. of Haifa Room: 008 Benjamin Miller International negotiation: deliberation, University of Haifa monitoring and modelling The interrelated dynamics of culture, religion and nation in the United Arab Emirates Chair(s) Vânia I. Carvalho Pinto Sheila Nair Institute of International Relations, University of Brasilia, Brazil Northern Arizona University The Phenomenon of Anti-Americanism in the Middle East: The Arguing, Bargaining, and “Rhetorical Entrapment” in Case Studies of Iran and Saudi Arabia International Negotiations: the Case of the Convention on Eva Taterova Cluster Munitions Masaryk University Margarita H. Petrova Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals Discussant(s) Mateja Peter Back to the Future: reassessing the relevance of historical University of Cambridge modelling and simulation — remarks from a distinctive League of Nations simulation ------Roberto Vinicius P. S. Gama FB23: Friday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro Room: 018 Bernardo S. M. Ribeiro Conflict research after 50 years: the Pontifical Catholic University of Minas Gerais contribution of John W. Burton Building dialogue and cooperation: a look at cultural diplomacy Chair(s) and multilateralism in international relations culture. Dennis Sandole João Catraio Aguiar George Mason University Universidade Estadual do Rio de Janeiro

Independence or cooperation? Strategic dimension of Roundtable Discussants negotiations within the monitoring mechanism of international Aurelien Colson conventions ESSEC-IRENE, Paris Liudmila Mikalayeva AJR Groom Center for Comparative and International Studies, Zurich University of Kent and Canterbury Christ Church University

------Christopher Mitchell George Mason University FB22: Friday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Room: 019 Carolyn Stephenson University of Hawaii at Manoa Culture and foreign policy ------Chair(s) Thomas Cieslik University of Wuerzburg FB24: Friday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM FB26: Friday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Room: 024 Room: 030 Varieties of capitalism: established and Brazilian foreign policy emergent powers Chair(s) Joseph C. Marques Chair(s) Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies - T.V. Paul Geneva McGill University Brazil-Africa Horizontal Cooperation, in Portuguese Speaking Energy networking as a cure for crisis and basis of solidarity in Countries, in the Health Area, between 2000 and 2010, as a the EU? growing foreign policy tool Annamaria Orban Tatiana De Souza Leite Garcia Budapest Universtity of Technology and Economics Universidade de Ribeirão Preto - UNAERP Inter-regional visions of global governance? ASEM 8 and the Livia O. Pasqualin global financial crisis Universidade de Ribeirão Preto - UNAERP Nele Noesselt University of Goettingen BRAZIL-EUROPEAN UNION STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP: JOINT ACTION PLAN The Brazilian alternative variety of capitalism Julie Schmied Karina Bazuchi LASA;IPSA;ISA FGV-EAESP (Sao Paulo-Brazil) Brazilian International perfomance on cooperation system: The civilizing mission of capital: how the expansion of capitalism reputation gain and the emerging markets scenario shape and constrain states behavior in a globalized market Andre Panno Beirão Marcelo Pereira Fernandes EGN/MB - PPGD/UERJ Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro Sabrina E. Medeiros Discussant(s) EGN/MB - PPGHC/UFRJ Alejandro Rascovan University of Buenos Aires Humanism and solidarity in Brazilian foreign policy under Lula da Silva (2003-2010): theory and practice ------Carlos Aurélio P. Faria FB25: Friday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Mother - Anna Pimenta de Faria Father - Esly José de Faria Room: 025 Clarisse G. Paradis Ethnicity and Statebuilding Mother - Maria Teresa Goulart Paradis Father - Pierre Paradis Chair(s) Discussant(s) Dighton M. Fiddner Mikael Baaz Indiana University of Pennsylvania Department of Law, School of Business, Economics and Law, University of Gothenburg, Between the independence and the autonomy: the case of Catalonia in the Spanish State ------Filipe Vasconcelos Romão University of Coimbra FB27: Friday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Room: 031 Effects of ethnic federalism in Ethiopia. Holding together or splitting apart? Actors and dynamics in the Middle East Marijke Rebekka Frank Chair(s) University of Freiburg Sérgio Inácio Chichava IESE/Universidade Eduardo Mondlane From Rebel Governance to State Consolidation – Dynamics of Loyalty and the Securitisation of the State in Eritrea Between Mediation and Conflict: Changes in Turkish Foreign Tanja R. Müller Policy and the Break-up of Turkish-Israeli Relations University of Manchester, UK Gallia M. Lindenstrauss Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) Discussant(s) Fernando Ludwig Iranian Foreign Policy in the Caucasus Region University of Coimbra / Social Sciences Centre (CES) Rachel F. Corsi University of Central Florida ------Houman Sadri University of Central Florida Mediation, diplomacy and autonomy: Brazil and the fuel swap Reconstructing Liberia: contributions of quantitative and deal with Iran qualitative research to understand the peace process Diego Santos Vieira de Jesus Leticia C. Souza Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (Puc-Rio), Brazil PUC-Rio Discussant(s) Sedated locales and ambivalent internationals: Critique of the Nora Rachman borderingpractices of intervention IRI - Universidade de Sao Paulo Marijana Sevo Keele University ------FB28: Friday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM War and conflict in south Asia Room: 012 Tarun Lata University of Agra Regional dynamics in three continents RAJ KISHOR SINGH Chair(s) AC.A, University of Agra Nikita Chiu Institut de Hautes Etudes Internationales et du Développement Discussant(s) Gavin R. Mount Assessing the 2006 Israel Hezbollah War’s Legacy UNSW@ADFA Husam Mohamad University of Central Oklahoma ------FC01: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Belarusian-Baltic Countries Relations: Problems and Room: 101 Perspectives in the Second Decade of XXI Century Mary A. Kizima EU's approach to neighbours Senior Lecturer at the Department for Corporate Economy, Chair(s) Academy of Public Administration under the aegis of the President of the Republic of Belarus Mohd. Noor Mat Yazid Universiti Malaysia Sabah Sergey A. Kizima Head of Department of International Relations, Academy of Public EU Integration and Accession: Implications for Western Administration under the aegis of the President of the Republic of Balkan’s sovereignty and democratization process Belarus Najimdeen Ayoola Bakare Preston University Competing Visions of World Order and the Dynamics of International Relations in East Asia EU Membership Process as State Insecurity: The Case of Turkey Boyu Chen Tuncay Kardas National Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan Sakarya University

Nebi Mis Identity Formation in Regionalism: East Asia and Europe Sakarya University Compared Si Hong Kim Looking East: EU relations with Ukraine from 1991 to 2010 Graduate School of International & Area Studies Hankuk University Vanda Amaro Dias of Foreign Studies Centre for Social Studies - School of Economics of the University of Coimbra Obama`s Challenges with the Muslim World Radwan Ziadeh Discussant(s) George Washington University Rahma Abdulkadir New York University Discussant(s) Fernando Cavalcante ------CES/FEUC - University of Coimbra FC03: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM ------Room: 001 FB30: Friday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Identity and allegiance Room: 006 Chair(s) Civil conflicts and regional implications Teresa Maria Cierco University of Beira Interior Chair(s) Vanda Amaro Dias Crafting a Durable National Identity: A Comparative Study of Centre for Social Studies - School of Economics of the University of India and Pakistan Coimbra Milind Thakar University of Indianapolis For you were once strangers: Memories of Exile and Hospitality Security and Sovereignty in the Chinese Context. in Religious Responses to Asylum Seekers and Refugees Alexandre C. C. Leite Erin K. Wilson PUC/SP - UNIBH RMIT University Jéssica C. R. Máximo Non-State Theocracies - The emergence of new allegiance and UNIBH territories Terrorism and Its Challenge to State Sovereignty: The Case of Christopher Killacky India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh Acadia University, Canada Ayesha Ray Discussant(s) King's College, Pennsylvania, USA Sotirios Petropoulos Discussant(s) Adjunct Lecturer, Department of Mediterrenean Studies, Aegean University Greece Rupakjyoti Borah Manipal University, Karnataka, India ------FC04: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM FC06: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM

Room: 003 Room: 004 The security implications of natural Climate change resources Chair(s) Chair(s) Roger A. Coate Mourad Chabbi Georgia College & State Univ.; Univ. of South Carolina University of Lyon III Adaptation to Climate Change: Tracing the development and International Political Economy of Resource Scarcity and diffusion of an international norm Regional Security Implications: Reflections from Northeast Asia Helina M. Bischoff Jojin John University of Basel Jawaharlal Nehru University Brazil in the International Climatic Arena Oil and (non)democratic politics: Explaining resource Joana C. Pereira nationalism in Russia, Kazakhstan and Canada CEPESE Ekim Arbatli University of Connecticut Building Multilevel Strategies to Face Climate Change Challenges Political Economy of Energy in Eurasia: Energy Security and Kenneth Hanf Turkey's Role in Eurasian Energy Politics Universitat Pompeu Fabra Suhnaz Yilmaz Koc University Francesc Morata Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Ten years of International planning and the geopolitics of natural resources in South America Climate protection from the bottom-up Christine Brachthäuser Eloi Martins Senhoras University of Tübingen Federal University of Roraima (UFRR) Discussant(s) Discussant(s) Karina Z. Pawlowska Laiany De Cássia Pauda Reis University of Warwick, UK Universidade de Ribeirão Preto - UNAERP ------FC05: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM FC07: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Room: 007 Room: 010 Great and medium powers in Asia Environmental governance Chair(s) Chair(s) Jeff D. Colgan Husam Mohamad American University University of Central Oklahoma India-China Rivalry or Co-Operation in Indian Ocean: Wen Jiabao’s 15-17 Dec 10 Visit to India Virendra Sahai Verma Jawaharlal Nehru University Agencies of Environmental Politics: Indigenous Peoples, FC09: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Responsibility and Spaces of Action Room: 005 Marjo Lindroth University of Lapland State environmental policies Heidi Sinevaara-Niskanen Chair(s) University of Lapland Maria Correia Instituto Politécnico de Bragança Agency and Functions of City-networks in Global Health and Environmental Governance Conservation Nation? Australian anti-whaling discourse and the politics of identity. Nikita Chiu Institut de Hautes Etudes Internationales et du Développement Katie Linnane University of Queensland European integration in health care: a step towards or away from integration crisis? Fight against the Energy and Environmental Crises: Policy Oriented Learning in the Renewable Energy Sources (RES) İlkay Taş Dokuz Eylül University System of China Xinlei Li Evolution or Devolution? Rio+20 in Global Environmental PhD Candidate, Environmental Policy Research Center (FFU), Freie Governance Universität Berlin,Germany Katsuhiko Mori International Christian University SHRINKAGE OF THE CORPORATE TOWN ATENQUIQUE AND ITS ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL DECLINE Governance by Diffusion: International Environmental Policy José G. Vargas-Hernández Coordination in the Era of Globalization University center for economic and Managerial Sciences, University Helge Jörgens of Guadalajara Freie Universität Berlin Socio-Ecological Resilience and Adaptive Governance towards Discussant(s) Sustainable Resource Use (Case studies from Japan and Jaap de Wilde Slovakia) University of Groningen Mari Shioya Slovak Academy of Sciences ------FC08: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Transnational environmental accountability as a driver of Room: 013 governance: the Brazilian case Selcan F. Serdaroglu Environmental Regionalism Assistant Professor Chair(s) Discussant(s) Monica Salomon Helle Palu Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina University of Tampere Environmental Regionalism in Southeast Asia: Green Encounter ------of the ASEAN Community FC10: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Aysun Uyar Research Institute for Humanity and Nature, Japan Room: 023 International Relations Theory and Climate Change Adaptation: Comparing foreign policy domestic factors Northeast Asia as a Case Study Chair(s) Benjamin L. Habib Shampa Biswas La Trobe University Whitman College Quo Vadis Regional Water Management?- Regional Between Politics and a Hard Place: government structure, Experiences Compared influence, and foreign policy behaviour in post-Soviet Belarus Paulo Canelas de Castro and Ukraine University of Macau Erin E. Baumann University College Dublin Discussant(s) Birol Akgun Diplomatic Challenges of Going Global: Brazilian Multinational Selcuk University, Konya, Turkey Corporations and Foreign Policy ------Joseph C. Marques Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies - Geneva Domestic coalitions and Mercosur in the foreign policy of Brazil ------and Argentina FC12: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Regina Kfuri Barbosa Room: 015 IESP-UERJ Environment: resources and sustainability Innenpolitik and two-level games theories as a basis for studying the changing Saudi royal succession process and its Chair(s) effect on foreign policy. Jovana Jezdimirovic Ranito CES/School of Economics,University of Coimbra Alexander Bligh Ariel University Center Disaster Prevention through Infrastructure Building in The Brazilian state and the Brazilian sub-state unities' Bangladesh international activism: considering the sub-state dimension in Dr Monir Hossain Moni the decision making process of Brazilian foreign policy Asia Pacific Institute for Global Studies (APIGS)

Manoela S. Miklos Managing Treasure Troves of natural Resources: Siberia and Programa de Pós-Graduação em Relações Internacionais San Tiago Dantas (UNESP, UNICAMP, PUC-SP) the Amazon Jatinder Khanna The Cognitive Dimension of Parliamentary Influence on Foreign J.N.U Delhi Policy. The Salience of Foreign Affairs Issues in the German Pulkit Khanna Bundestag, 2005-10 TERI, Delhi Alexander Hoese University of Cologne Sprouting from Asphalt: Signs of a Global Environmental Paradigm from the World's Largest Cities Thomas Jaeger Nancy E. Wright University of Cologne Long Island University-Brooklyn Kai Oppermann The influence of the socio-environmental crisis in the dynamics University of Cologne of international relations and the perspectives of sustainability Henrike Viehrig Tatiana De Souza Leite Garcia University of Cologne Universidade de Ribeirão Preto - UNAERP Discussant(s) Discussant(s) Eva Taterova Ekkart Zimmermann Masaryk University Dresden University of Technology ------FC13: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM FC11: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Room: 017 Room: 014 Environmental justice and sustainable Environment protection of water and seas development Chair(s) Gordon Crawford Chair(s) University of Leeds, UK Tatiana Teixeira Da Silva IESP/UERJ Small Island Developing States, international law and the protection of a regional sea: The case of the Caribbean Sea Environmental Justice and International Diplomacy: Safeguards Michelle Scobie for, or Barriers to, Sustainable Development? University of the West Indies, Trinidad Mary M. McKenzie University of San Diego Tackling Environmental Migration in the Mediterranean Region João F. P. Gonçalves Environmental Refugees as Phenomenon: Challenges for the CEPESE 21st Century Fernando F. Malta The Human Right to Water between privatisation and UFRJ commodification Paula D. Lopes Indigeneity at the Edges of Citizenship in the Lower Amazon University of Coimbra basin Marcela Vecchione Goncalves Discussant(s) McMaster University Deniz Gokalp Syracuse University Policy and implementation in the resettlement of ethnic The Changing Meaning of Sovereignty in the Process of minority communities displaced by hydropower dams in central Globalization: Sovereign State Versus Sovereign Public/People Vietnam Fatih Duman Hoang Hai Hitit University Danang University of Technology Ismail Seyrek Jane Singer Hitit University Kyoto University The Vienna system and the European Identity. Discussant(s) Oksana V. Goncharova Anna Orlova Russian Academy of Public Administration under President of Institute of the United Stte and Canada of Russian Academy of Russian Federation Associate professor, PhD in historical science, a Science member of Russian International Study Association

------Discussant(s) Fowsia Abdulkadir FC14: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Carleton University Room: 020 ------Competition and culture in Asia FC17: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Chair(s) Room: 026 Maria Behrens Bergische Universität Wuppertal The New Security Agenda and Its “Islands” between Japan and China Challenges: Maritime Security PingPing Zhu Chair(s) Nagoya University of Commerce and Business Stefania P. Panebianco East-China Seas Gamble: The Senkaku (Diauyutai) Island University of Catania Dispute on the Table in Asian Regional Relations ‘The computer says no’ – Technology and the United Kingdom’s Roger Smith Expanding Maritime Security Umbrella in the ‘War on Terror’ ITASIA University of Tokyo James A. Malcolm Department of Politics and International Studies (PaIS), University The G2 World Order and Domestic Competition: How Attitudes of Warwick toward the United States and China Affect Ideological Orientations among Asian Publics A Green and Yellow Submarine for a Blue Amazon Willy Jou Tatiana M. P. Coutto Waseda University Center for Brazilian Contemporary History, Getulio Vargas Foundation (CPDOC/FGV), Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Discussant(s) Hyun Höchsmann China’s naval modernization and the structure of the East Asian New Jersey City University system Yves-Heng Lim ------Fujen Catholic University, Department of French Studies FC16: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Room: 029 The EU as a Multilateral Actor? Dealing with Maritime Security in the Mediterranean Sea Soverignity and identity Stefania P. Panebianco Chair(s) University of Catania Petr Kratochvil Discussant(s) Institute of International Relations, Prague Carla Monteleone Rethinking the concepts of state sovereignty and territory in the University of Palermo age of globalization in the light of “colour revolutions” of the ------2000s. FC18: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Can Kakışım Istanbul University, The Department of Political Science and Room: 116 International Relations Political and social aspects of global Taking a (critical) ride with Carr: tragedy and philosophy of terrorism history on former “Utopia and Reality” Chair(s) Roberto Vinicius P. S. Gama As'ad Ghanem Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro University of Haifa “Bridge-bloggers” in the Middle East, from key actors to an A Morphogenetic Approach to De-Radicalization and British international dialogue Counter-Terrorism Strategy Julien Saada Gordon Clubb Université du Québec à Montréal (UQÀM) University of Leeds Between peace theory and war on the ground: The “Peace Terrorism as a social - psychological construct Laboratories” in Colombia – a laboratory for peace studies? Veronika Fajmonová Miguel B. Henriques Jan Masaryk Centre of International Studies, University of University of Coimbra Economics Prague Discussant(s) The cultural and religious aspects in multilevel analysis of Bhumitra Chakma suicide terrorism The University of Hull Viera Kocisikova University of Economics, Prague ------FC22: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Discussant(s) Room: 019 Sergey A. Kizima Head of Department of International Relations, Academy of Public Latin America foreign policies Administration under the aegis of the President of the Republic of Chair(s) Belarus Faruk Yalvaç ------Middle East Technical University FC19: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Mexican foreign policy in the new millennium: continuity or Room: 120 change? IR and Anarchy Giulia Sirigu University of Manchester Chair(s) Andrea K. Gerlak The Revaluation South-South Relations in Lula’s Government: ISA/Univ. of Arizona the Role of Africa in Brazilian Foreign Policy Vico Melo A Question of Order and Crisis of Global System Federal University of Pernambuco Vasila J. Hajiyeva "World Order" Global Studies Institute Discussant(s) Kai Enno Lehmann Assessing the Concept of Anarchy in a Changing World Pontifícia Universidade Católica Rio de Janeiro Virgile Coujard University Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne ------FC23: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Dealing with Anarchy in World Politics Marina M. Lebedeva Room: 018 Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO- The EU as a global player university) Chair(s) Discussant(s) Ricardo Guedes Gomes Seth Kumi Institute of Social and Political Sciences, Technical University of United Nations Lisbon ------The European Union and conflict outcomes: two power based FC21: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM models of impact Room: 009 Mihaela Racovita Graduate Institute Geneva Peace and war theory Chair(s) The European Union we needThe ascent of a global actor Bernardo S. M. Ribeiro Cristian Gherasim Pontifical Catholic University of Minas Gerais MA student, Faculty of Political Science, University of Bucharest

Transatlantic security dynamics - beyond the hard-power (Re-)imagining Peace in the Age of War Propaganda: An alliance. Agenda for ‘Just Peace’ Ion Berindan Gerrie S. Swart Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj, Romania Department Political Science, Stellenbosch University, Western Cape South Africa Discussant(s) Mary A. Kizima Senior Lecturer at the Department for Corporate Economy, POST-APARTHEID SOUTH AFRICA: A NEED FOR GENUINE Academy of Public Administration under the aegis of the President CONFLICT TRANSFORMATION of the Republic of Belarus Paul S. Omoyefa National University of Lesotho ------FC24: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Discussant(s) Room: 024 Yolanda Gamarra PROFESSOR Socialization to peace ------Chair(s) FC27: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Annamaria Orban Budapest Universtity of Technology and Economics Room: 031 Introducing Peace Education in India: Rationale & Strategy Humanitarian action: actors and policies Zafar Alam (3) Addis Ababa University Chair(s) Pramod Kumar Mishra Daniela Irrera Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia University of Catania Peace media in liberal peace contexts: an emancipating CHALLENGES OF GOOD GOVERNANCE AND RULE OF LAW technology? IMPLEMENTATION IN SERBIA AND CROATIA Sofia José F. Santos Ana Ljubojevic University of Coimbra IMT Lucca Peacefulization: A Missing Piece in Peace Studies Humanitarian action, human rights and peace missions: Learn Amir Lupovici the lessons from the past Tel-Aviv University Dobryana Daskalova UN peacekeeping: Is the UN able to keep the world peaceful? University of Birmingham Lucie Kobelkova Minority- Human-Social Rights’ Linkages and Application University of Economics, Prague, Czech Republic, (Faculty of Failures: Between the State and NGOs (the Case of Kosovo International Relations) Roma) Discussant(s) Ana Devic Tanja R. Müller Dogus University, Istanbul University of Manchester, UK Roundtable Discussants ------Rosa Rossi FC25: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM University of Catania Room: 025 ------Civil war FC28: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Chair(s) Room: 012 Matteo Dian Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane (SUM) Norm change Chair(s) Emerging democracies and struggles for natural resources: Ali Caglar Critical reflections on state fragility and non-state violence in Prof. Dr. Africa Abstract: The Discontinuity Between Public and Private Morality Ndubuisi N. Nwokolo and the Priority Problem IDD/University of Birmingham,UK Marios Filis If Civil War is Costly, Why Do the Poor Indulge in this 'Luxury'? University of Exeter Indra de Soysa NTNU PRESERVING THE MILLENNIUM- The ‘impossible possibility’ of the world community in Reinhold Niebuhr Tor G. Jakobsen Marijke Rebekka Frank Trondheim Business School University of Freiburg Nigeria’s Sovereignty: The Resurgence of Niger Delta Militancy The Unlawful Society and its Enemies Ebere Richard Adigbuo Paul A. Battersby Delta State University, Abraka, Nigeria Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University Discussant(s) Eneko Sanz Escola de Cultura de Pau, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

------FC29: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM Room: 011 Re-assessing risk and security Chair(s) Isadora S. de Andrade PUC-RIo A Game Theoretic Analysis of Nuclear Taboo Patty Zakaria Wayne State University Anarchic Regulatory Regimes and Private Military and Security Companies (PMSC) Kateri M. Carmola Middlebury College

National Cyber Security Strategy against Malevolent Use of the Global Cyberspace Dighton M. Fiddner Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Private Actors in the Fight against Terrorism Oldrich Bures Metropolitan University Prague

Discussant(s)

Matjaz Nahtigal Faculty of Social Sciencies, University of Ljubljana

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SATURDAY PANEL SESSIONS ______SA01: Saturday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM ------Room: 101 SA03: Saturday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Actors and Policies in humanitarian action Room: 001 Chair(s) Conflict resolution and state building Weiqing Song University of Macau, China Chair(s) Irina Zeleneva The flaws of Humanitarian Internventions Professor, St.Petersburg University, School of International Relations Fernando Ludwig University of Coimbra / Social Sciences Centre (CES) Global–Local Frame and the Role of Agency in State-building Mateja Peter The Good, the bad and the ugly: Humanitarian action, politics University of Cambridge and the State How Can Applied Psychology Contribute to Overcoming the Isadora S. de Andrade PUC-RIo Crisis in Kazakhstan? Gainiya O. Tazhina The Nexus between Local Civil Society and Peace-building in the University of International Business post 9/11 era: The Case of Sri Lanka Per aspera ad astra: citizenship, violence and justice in the Janel E. Smith London School of Economics and Political Science successor states of the former Yugoslavia Jelena Dzankic Discussant(s) University of Edinburgh Pramod Kumar Mishra Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia ROLE OF CIVIL SOCIETY GROUPS IN PROMOTING CONFLICT ------RESOLUTION IN INDIA’S NORTHEAST SA02: Saturday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Rupakjyoti Borah Manipal University, Karnataka, India Room: 002 Changing patterns in the global economic Discussant(s) John J. Mikler order: European, American and Chinese The University of Sydney, Australia trade policies ------Chair(s) SA04: Saturday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Fernando N. C. Maia Room: 003 Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro Book Presentation: Spain in the European Negotiation Breakdown and Free Trade Agreements - A case Union: a Twenty Five Years Experience study of the United States Trade Policy Holger Janusch (1986-2011) Bergische Universität Wuppertal Participants in the presentation Normative Power, Great Powers and Free Trade Agreements Roberto Domínguez Comparative Analysis of the European and American Trade Suffolk University Policy Laura C. Ferreira-Pereira Maria Behrens Institute of Social and Political Sciences, Technical University of Bergische Universität Wuppertal Lisbon

Holger Janusch María Lorca Bergische Universität Wuppertal University of Miami Restoring Functionality of the World Trading System: Joaquín Roy Polycentric Problems and Plurilateral Options in the WTO University of Miami Anna Lanoszka University of Windsor ------

Discussant(s) Tatiana A. Romanova St. Petersburg State University, School of International Relations SA05: Saturday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM SA08: Saturday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Room: 010 Room: 013 Humanitarian action and "new security" Promoting and enhancing human beings Chair(s) needs and identities Fatih Duman CHALLENGES OF HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION IN Hitit University CONFLICT ZONES AND THE IMPERATIVE TO INVOLVE Humanitarianism, development and security: (un)tying-up the COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATIONS (CBOs) knots? Duruji Moses Daniela Nascimento Covenant Univerity, Ota University of Coimbra Faith O. Oviasogie Just wars and UN Interventions Covenant University, Ota Sónia S. Rodrigues From Subjects to Rights to Subjects From Rights: Humanitarian IPRI-UNL - Portuguese Institut for International Relations - New University of Lisbon Spaces as International Ordering Jana Tabak Chor Peacekeeping and the privatization of security: a new trend in Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio) humanitarian interventions? Carlos F. P. D. S. Gama Danilo Marcondes de Souza Neto Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro - PUC-Rio Institute of International Relations Pontifical Catholic University Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Discussant(s) Mary M. McKenzie Discussant(s) University of San Diego João Catraio Aguiar Universidade Estadual do Rio de Janeiro ------SA09: Saturday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM ------Room: 005 SA06: Saturday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Room: 004 Energy issues and its implications on Responsibility to Protect and its regional and international security applications at regional and global level Chair(s) Patrick Dzimiri Chair(s) University of Venda-South Africa: Lecturer Claire Dupont Institute for European Studies Brazilian efforts to extend its continental shelf and the very deep underwater oil discoveries Brazil and its foreign policy: the promotion of humanitarian Alexandre Luiz Pereira Silva action in Lula´s Governments (2003-2010) Assistant Profesor of Universidade Federal de Pernambuco José Maurício M. Vieira Filho (Pernambuco Federal University) University of Coimbra Energy and Soft Power: a Chance for the Role of the European Emergency politics, international security and the implications Union in the International Order? for development in sub-Saharan Africa Veronica Lenzi Jeremy Marc Allouche IMT - Institute for Advanced Studies, Lucca Institute of Development Studies Energy Security: Charting New Strategic Challenges for the EU Lind Jeremy Mehmet Efe Biresselioglu Institute of Development Studies Assistant Professor in Izmir University of Economic's International From Saving Strangers to Saving Equals? The Responsibility to Relations and EU Department Protect and the International Community TURKEY’S ENERGY STRATEGY AND LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN Sassan Gholiagha THE CONTEXT OF THE “4 SISTERS” PIPELINE PROJECTS University of Hamburg Tugce Varol Discussant(s) Phd Candidate in Yeditepe University Randall Janzen Mir Centre for Peace Discussant(s) Miao-ling Lin Hasenkamp ------Institute of political science (IPW), Otto-von-Guericke-University, Magdeburg, Germany ------Turkish-Iranian relations under the 'axis ahift' discussion in SA10: Saturday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Turkish foreign policy Room: 023 Buket Önal Kocaeli University, Kocaeli, Turkey The making of national security policies Discussant(s) Chair(s) Thomas Jaeger Henry Egasa University of Cologne KI University ------Defining strategic culture: past formation and future SA12: Saturday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM challenges. A French example Room: 015 Katerina Cmakalova University of Economics, Prague Power politics and war Development, National Security and Brazilian Foreign Policy Chair(s) (1945 – 1989) Natalia Valerievna Eremina Andréa Benetti Carvalho de Oliveira Saint-Petersburg State University UFPR Building Peace in South Asia: Can IR Theory Help? Ludimila Andrzejewski Culpi T.V. Paul UFPR McGill University Ariane de Oliveira Saraiva ISLAMISME AND WORLD SECURITY UFPR Mehdi Mozaffari Professor The Constraints of Grand Strategy: Great Power Reactions to Crisis The Steps to War in the Middle East: An Empirical Study Jacob Shively Ashraf M. Singer Indiana University Miles College, Birmingham, AL 35208, USA The International System as the Broker of Competing Ideas on Discussant(s) National Security: the Case of US Grand strategy in the Cold Syed J. Maswood War American University in Cairo Benjamin Miller ------University of Haifa SA13: Saturday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Discussant(s) Room: 017 Jéssica C. R. Máximo UNIBH Geographical constraints and potentialities Chair(s) ------Gul P. Erkem Gulboy SA11: Saturday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Istanbul University, Faculty of Economics, Department of Political Room: 014 Science and International Relations, Research Assistant Power politics, cooperation, and inter- ‘Mapping vulnerability’ in a world of uneven geographies of state relations power Electra Petracou Chair(s) Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, University of the José Blanes Sala Aegean, Greece State University of São Paulo Naya Tselepi Portugal's strategy for Southern Africa in the late 60's Phd candidate, Department of Geography, University of the Aegean, Vicente P. Brandão Greece Political Studies Institute/Portuguese Catholic University Perceiving Continents’ Images through Countries THE GEO-STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS OF THE GULF OF GUINEA Pichai Niramansakul FOR US-NIGERIA RELATIONS IN THE NEW MILLENNIUM: University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce ADDRESSING A CHALLENGING SECURITY ENVIRONMENT Dr.Shambhavi V.Murthy Gopalkrishna The Geopolitics of Climate Change: Power Transitions, Conflict University of Lagos and the Future of Military Activities Paul J. Smith US Naval War College Discussant(s) Discussant(s) Nketti H. Mason Marcelo Pereira Fernandes University of Leeds Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro ------SA15: Saturday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM SA17: Saturday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Room: 035 Room: 026 Integration as a Grand Strategy: New trends in state building and European Integration from a Realist humanitarian intervention Chair(s) Chair(s) Yolanda Gamarra Panayotis J. Tsakonas PROFESSOR University of the Aegean A New Approach to Foreign Sphere Policy Analysis: From Global Privatizing Humanitarianism? Private Military Companies and Affairs through Foreign Affairs to Multifacet Diplomacy – Humanitarian Intervention Theoretical Spatial Aggregate Framework Dominika Kascakova Itzhak Gerberg Matej Bel University Israel National Defence College Research Centre Security Sector Reform in Fragile States, a new approach to Exploring Interfaces Between IR Theory and Foreign Policy statebuilding Discourse Mónica Ferro Knud Erik Jorgensen Institute of Political and Social Sciences, Technical University of Aarhus University Lisbon (ISCSP-UTL) National Role Conceptions: A New Trend in Foreign Policy The European Union and the construction of ‘sovereignty’ in Analysis ‘fragile' states’. Ebere Richard Adigbuo Giovanna Bono Delta State University, Abraka, Nigeria University of St. Andrews Power Balancing? Seeking Hegemony? European Integration The paradox of statebuilding and peacebuilding in historical from another Realist Perspective perspective Alexander Reichwein Edward Newman Goethe University Frankfurt University of Birmingham, UK Discussant(s) Discussant(s) Alexandre C. C. Leite Gordon Clubb PUC/SP - UNIBH University of Leeds ------SA16: Saturday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM SA18: Saturday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Room: 029 Room: 116 Security challenges and alliances Challenges to state sovereignty Chair(s) Chair(s) Marcelo Pereira Fernandes Maria Ferreira Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro Institute of Social and Political Sciences, Technical University of Lisbon European Union in crisis:A case of a German hegemonism and ‘Stultifera navis’: anamnesis as an archaeology of state the question of the European solidarity sovereignty Spiros Apostolos Makris Roberto Vinicius P. S. Gama Visiting Lecturer, Greek Air Force Military Academy, Athens, Greece Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro NATO’s 2010 Strategic Concept and the Global Commons: a Imagined communities: by whom? Quiet Revolution Pascoal S. Pereira Maria Saraiva University of Coimbra/Centre for Social Studies ISCSP-UTL, Lisbon Whose State is it Anyway? The Maoist Contestation of State New dimensions in NATO-Russia Relations Legitimacy in India Erhan Buyukakinci Milind Thakar Galatasaray University University of Indianapolis Discussant(s) Walls, fences and borders: The (re)building of the wall in Amir Lupovici international relations Tel-Aviv University Charles-Philippe David Professor of Political Science and Holder of the Raoul Dandurand ------Chair SA19: Saturday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Room: 120 Elisabeth Vallet Adjunct professor of Geography and research director at the Raoul The risk of war Dandurand Chair of theUniversity of Quebec at Montreal Chair(s) Discussant(s) Indra de Soysa Nada A. Basset NTNU German University in Cairo Nuclear Weapons and Crisis Escalation: A reexamination of ------Nuclear and Non-Nuclear States Crisis Escalation SA22: Saturday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Patty Zakaria Room: 019 Wayne State University Plan Colombia and the use of Private Military Companies in Challenges to Nation State South America: new dilemmas of security and geopolitical Chair(s) transformations in the post-Cold War Hanne Fjelde Fernando Luz Brancoli PhD, Dept. of Peace and Conflict Research, Uppsala University Universidade Federal Fluminense/ Instituto de Estudos Estratégicos A Postcolonial Perspective on Brazilian IR Studies: Decoding and - Brasil Translating the Modern State The Politics of Military Budgets in African Nations: Regular Hugo Arend versus Auxiliary Forces Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul José de Arimatéia da Cruz Geo-mentality: The Geo-political ‘Reasoning’ in Turkey Armstrong Atlantic University Murat Yesiltas Andrew J. Dowdle Marmara University and Sakarya University University of Arkansas Managing hybrid political orders: The ‘mediated’ state as a The Question of War in the World Crisis:Neither Evolution, Nor peacemaking strategy Revolution, Only Deep Justification Achim Wennmann Michael McKinley Graduate Institute for International and Development Studies, Australian National University Geneva

Discussant(s) National-state and civil society in globazation age Joseph Patrick Munyaneza Marco A. Konopacki Makerere University Federal University of Parana

Angelo Marcelo Vasco ------Federal University of Paraná SA21: Saturday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Room: 009 On Sovereignty, Equality and Exceptions Paulo Rigueira Rethinking the boundaries University of Bath Chair(s) Discussant(s) Marios Filis Huong Thi Thu Dang University of Exeter LUISS "Guido Carli" University of Rome Citizenship and Sovereignty in Motion? Reflections on the ------linkage between emigration and statist cosmopolitanism SA24: Saturday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Carolina Moulin Room: 024 PUC Rio States and Borders in the Middle East Communication and peace Marina Calculli Chair(s) Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore - Milano Jennifer A. Davis National Defense Intelligence College E-diplomacy as a tool for regional integration: a new frontier? Chair(s) Tatiana Teixeira Da Silva Lucas G. Freire IESP/UERJ University of Exeter Leonardo Valente Monteiro Attitudes toward Muslims in Norway Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro Zan Strabac Norwegian University of Science and Technology India’s Miracle:Transfer of Power from Obstinate Bobudom to Citizenry: Right to Information Act 2005 Marko Valenta Virendra Sahai Verma Norwegian University of Science and Technology Jawaharlal Nehru University Civil Society and Regional Security Governance in West Africa Media and International Relations: the missing link between Akin Iwilade practice, theory analysis and research design Department of International Relations, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria Marco S. Rosa Faculty of Economics, University of Coimbra Public Religion and Civil Society in Turkey and Greece: A Sofia José F. Santos Historical /Comparative Perspective University of Coimbra Ayhan M. Akman Sabanci University Discussant(s) Dorival Ari Bogoni Discussant(s) University Center of Brasilia Hossein Hossein Laghab Iran ------SA25: Saturday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM ------Room: 025 SA27: Saturday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM New perspectives and issues in political Room: 031 theory NGO-IGO relations

Chair(s) Chair(s) Chika Charles Aniekwe Viktor Friedmann University of Bradford Doctoral School of Political Science, Public Policy and International Relations - Central European University Kantian Cosmopolitanism as Revolutionary: A Reassesment from a Critical Realist Perspective Cooperation among Inter-Governmental Organizations Faruk Yalvaç Klaus Brummer Middle East Technical University University Erlangen-Nürnberg Meanings of Rawls’ International Justice: From Environmental IGO/NGO RELATIONS:EVOLUTION NOT REVOLUTION to Humanitarian Matters Seema Narain UNIVERSITY OF DELHI Leonardo C. Braga IRI/PUC-Rio IOs influence on Domestic Policy Paradigm Change Linda White Mediating the local and the global: a Kantian plea for limiting University of Toronto powers of enforcement. Tomas Baum Russian NGOs in the Council of Europe: Strategy of Survival or Flemish Peace Institute Not? Ksenia L. Gerasimova Revisiting the Universal: the challenges of comparative University of Cambridge philosophy Paul Ghils Discussant(s) Haute Ecole de Bruxelles/ISTI; Cosmopolis journal Yves-Heng Lim Fujen Catholic University, Department of French Studies Discussant(s) Audrey Alejandro ------PhD student at Science Po Bordeaux SA28: Saturday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM ------Room: 012 SA26: Saturday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Civil Society and the management of Room: 030 global concerns Civil Society, Security and Integration Chair(s) SA30: Saturday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Stefan Fritsch Room: 006 Bowling Green State University English school and constructivist Civil Society Organizations’ Strategies in Transnational Environmental Governance: Between Collaboration and Protest dialogues across world history (II) Johannes Kruse Chair(s) Bremen International Graduate School of Social Sciences, University Yongjin Zhang of Bremen University of Bristol Exceptional Aid: "Good Governance" Politics and Its Discontents Identity, Legitimacy and International Order Sheila Nair Yana Zuo Northern Arizona University Leiden University NGO Capacity Building: Case of the OSCE Legitimacy as an Analytical Category in History and in English Nino Gogoladze School Theory OSCE/HCNM Laust Schouenborg Witnesses Without Borders London School of Economics Katherine E. Borlongan Missionary activity in Nineteenth century Africa: Expansion via McGill University individuals or a European international society? Discussant(s) John Antony Pella Jr. Mona Lilja Fudan University, China School of Global Studies, University of Gothenburg The Ottoman Empire and the Idea of International Society ------Nuri Yurdusev SA29: Saturday 9:00 AM - 10:45 AM Middle East Technical University, Turkey Room: 011 Discussant(s) NGOs and Aid Policies Yongjin Zhang University of Bristol Chair(s) Frank Gadinger ------NRW School of Governance SB01: Saturday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Room: 101 The Rise of NGOs, International Philanthropy and Private Foreign Aid Democratization: the domestic factors Nuno S. Themudo Chair(s) University of Pittsburgh Mehmet Efe Biresselioglu The role of NGOs in the promotion of EU fundamental rights Assistant Professor in Izmir University of Economic's International Markus Thiel Relations and EU Department Florida International University Authoritarian values and support for democracy: the legacy of The World Bank and the Palestinian NGO Project: assessing the armed conflict impact on actors and relationships Karin Dyrstad Liana Araújo Lopes Norwegian University for Science and Technology & Centre for the Pontifical Catholic University of Minas Gerais Study of Civil War (PRIO) Transitional Justice & Limited or Failed Statehood: A Case Study Democratization Processes in Malaysia and Indonesia: Issues of Somalia and Challenges Fowsia Abdulkadir Leo Agustino Carleton University Universitas Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa, Indonesia Rahma Abdulkadir Mohammed Agus Yusoff New York University Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia Discussant(s) Guardian or Threat – the paradox of the Military in Turkish Joao Marcelo Dalla Costa democracy Eberhard-Karls University of Tubingen André P. Matos CEPESE; FCSH - Universidade Nova de Lisboa ------Political Edges in a Racial Democracy: Indigenous peoples, Design of Successful Community Partnerships to Improve Local expansion of economic frontiers and limited citizenship at Governance in Mexico Brazilian borders José G. Vargas-Hernández Marcela Vecchione Goncalves University center for economic and Managerial Sciences, University McMaster University of Guadalajara Understanding hybrid democracy in Cambodia: The nexus Examining the Effects of Decentralization on Family Planning between liberal democracy and a ‘politics of presence’ Programs in LDCs Mikael Baaz Sarah Marie Wheeler Department of Law, School of Business, Economics and Law, Indiana University of PA University of Gothenburg, Population policies in Mexico and Argentina: Late reactions, Mona Lilja persistent institutions and School of Global Studies, University of Gothenburg Emily Calaminus Discussant(s) Institute for Latin American Studies, FU Berlin Gainiya O. Tazhina SOCIAL PUBLIC POLICY: THE EVALUATION OF THE NATIONAL University of International Business INTEGRATED CONTINUOUS CARE. A PRELIMINARY STUDY. ------Maria Correia Instituto Politécnico de Bragança SB02: Saturday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Room: 002 Discussant(s) Ndubuisi N. Nwokolo Africa in crisis: the role of the IGOs IDD/University of Birmingham,UK Chair(s) ------Chuan-Yu Ernie Ko SB06: Saturday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Yu Da University (Taiwan) Room: 004 African Nationalism in 21st Century: The Past Influence and the Future Prospects Changing the foreign policy Guilherme M. Dias Chair(s) UniLasalle George Karavas The University of Queensland Barbara M. Mendes Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro CRAFTING A NON-WESTERN FOREIGN POLICY THEORY: RELAVANCE OF RECENT TURKISH EXPERIENCE The Neoliberal Global Governance and the Emergence of Alternative Forms of Social, Economic and Political Birol Akgun Selcuk University, Konya, Turkey Organizations in sub-Saharan Africa Odair B. Varela Mehmet Ozkan Superior Institute of Social and Juridical Sciences (ISCJS) of Cape Vert Sevilla University, Spain

The rationalization of regional integration in Sub-Saharan Africa New trends in China’s foreign policy: the role of the Macau Pawel K. Frankowski Special Administrative Region MCSU Carmen A. Mendes Universidade de Coimbra Discussant(s) Nora Vanaga Russian Foreign Policy: Geopolitics and Geostrategy Aspects Ph.D. Student of University of Latvia Irina Zeleneva Professor, St.Petersburg University,School of International Relations ------SB05: Saturday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM The Correlative Thinking Culture and Its Reverse Power to Economic Development in China Room: 010 Wendy C. Wang Population policies and development California State University at Northridge Chair(s) Discussant(s) Dr.Shambhavi V.Murthy Gopalkrishna Indra de Soysa University of Lagos NTNU ------SB07: Saturday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Strategic Partnership: a new form of association in International Room: 007 Relations? Luis F. Blanco Economic crisis and trade and Bielefeld University development policies Discussant(s) Chair(s) Lind Jeremy Milan Brglez Institute of Development Studies University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Social Sciences ------Development practice in 21st century: how effective is SB09: Saturday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Millennium Village Project? Room: 005 Manuela Asseiro Carvalho School of Economics, University of Coimbra Integration: obstacles and incentives Jovana Jezdimirovic Ranito Chair(s) CES/School of Economics, University of Coimbra Ksenia L. Gerasimova University of Cambridge Economic Crisis and Social Protection in Asia: Comparison of 1997 and 2008 Crises FINANCIAL CRISIS: OBSTACLE OR NEW IMPULSE FOR M Ramesh INTEGRATION IN SOUTHERN CONE? National University of Singapore Petr Holas University of Economics, Prague Emerging economies in the agriculture sector in Mozambique: Impact and challenges Political Theology of European Integration: A Schmittian Analysis Petr Kratochvil Sérgio Inácio Chichava Institute of International Relations, Prague IESE/Universidade Eduardo Mondlane Revisiting the relationship between federalism, ethnic conflict Discussant(s) and secession: Is federalism a panacea to (violent) Nino Gogoladze secessionism? OSCE/HCNM Daniel M. Rodrigues ------Centro de Estudos Sociais / Universidade de Coimbra SB08: Saturday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM The constitutive or destructive role of the culture influencing the Room: 013 Latin-American integration Foreign policy and new forms of Martina Jenickova Jan Masaryk Centre of International Studies, University of cooperation Economics, Prague Chair(s) Discussant(s) Ana Lúcia Gasparoto Anna Lanoszka PhD student in Social Sciences, International Relationships and University of Windsor Development / Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP), Marília, São Paulo, Brasil ------Alliances in the 21st Century SB10: Saturday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Jeremy Johan Ghez Room: 023 RAND Europe and HEC School of Management Media and conflict Crisis and Theoretical Integration in Latin American Foreign Chair(s) Policy Analysis Isabel David Rita A. Giacalone School of Social and Political Sciences - Technical University of Universidad de Los Andes Lisbon

Models of International Reputation: old and new paradigms of Media and Interculturality: the imperative for further research foreign policy in United States and Brazil. Sofia José F. Santos Sabrina E. Medeiros University of Coimbra EGN/MB - PPGHC/UFRJ The Media in Asymmetric War and Asymmetric Peace: Lessons Role theory: A conceptual framework for the constructivist from the conflicts in former Yugoslavia and Israel-Palestine. foreign policy analysis? Vladimir Bratic Vit Benes Hollins University, USA Institute of International Relations Transnational Securirty:A case study of War, Peace and SB12: Saturday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Intercultural Communication Room: 015 Muhammad Abdullah Qadri Associate Prof.Dept. of political science Unicersity of Domestic constraints in foreign policy Karachi,Pakistan Chair(s) Uses of media in Peace and Conflict: from the Development of Holger Janusch Bergische Universität Wuppertal Products to the Involvement in Processes

Cristina Sala Valdés Domestic Environment and Foreign Policy: How Domestic PhD Candidate, University of Deusto, Spain - SPBuild (Mobility Troubles Can Make a Leader More Risk Acceptant Junior Researcher), University of Coimbra, Portugal Hessam Vaez Discussant(s) University of Tehran Nele Noesselt Framing anarchy: a framework to analyze foreign-policy based University of Goettingen on interactions among state, market, and civil society actors in ------domestic and transnational levels SB11: Saturday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Vinicius G. Rodrigues Vieira Nuffield College, University of Oxford Room: 014 The Reluctant Peacekeeper. Governmental Politics and Confronting old and news crime Germany’s Participation in EUFOR RD Congo Chair(s) Klaus Brummer Rupakjyoti Borah University Erlangen-Nürnberg Manipal University, Karnataka, India Why Tunku Abdul Rahman Foreign Policy was Pro-West: Copyright law as a matter of (inter)national security? – The Idiosyncratic, domestic and Systemic Factors. attempt to securitise commercial infringement and its spill-over Mohd. Noor Mat Yazid onto individual liability Universiti Malaysia Sabah Helena Carrapiço Institute for European integration Studies, Austrian Academy of Discussant(s) Sciences Marina M. Lebedeva Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO- Benjamin M. Farrand university) European University Institute ------Corruption an enemy of civil society: the case of post- SB13: Saturday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM communist Europe Room: 017 Patty Zakaria Wayne State University Interpreting actors and organisations Corruption and Human Trafficking: Bridging the Gap for a Better Chair(s) Fight. Giovanna Bono Maryse Tremblay University of St. Andrews Université de Lausanne Changing Perspectives: The Potential for Agency in Discourse Internet, Copyright Law and the Phonographic Market's Theory strategies of repression and insertion in the file-sharing context. Ingvild Bode Leonardo R. Cruz University of Tübingen University of Campinas - UNICAMP - Brazil Crises as processes of self-organisation - Using a Complexity Toward Decriminalizing U.S.-Mexico Relations:Drug War Framework to guide political action in uncertain times Crimes and U.S.-Mexico States of Exception, 2001-2010 Kai Enno Lehmann Julie A. Murphy Erfani Pontifícia Universidade Católica Rio de Janeiro Arizona State University, USA The Political Animals of the 21st Century Discussant(s) Vassil Hristov Anastassov Mariana Baccarini Linguistics and Cultural Studies UFMG -- Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil Discussant(s) ------RAJ KISHOR SINGH AC.A, University of Agra ------SB14: Saturday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM SB16: Saturday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Room: 020 Room: 029 Hegemony crisis and alternatives for Opinion and attitude studies managing world order Chair(s) Leonardo C. Braga Chair(s) IRI/PUC-Rio Paul Ghils Political Piety: The Politicisation of Zakat Haute Ecole de Bruxelles/ISTI; Cosmopolis journal Samantha J. May The EU and the Kimberley Process: Norm diffusion or delusion? University of Aberdeen Martijn Vlaskamp 'Won't somebody think of the children!': The social and Institut Barcelona d´Estudis Internacionals psychological effects on minors resulting from the September THE MULTIPOLAR MOMENT: THE ENDURING BALANCE -- AND 11 attacks BALANCING -- OF POWER Robin Cameron Aharon S. Klieman Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology Tel-Aviv University and Ashkelon Academic College Discussant(s) The Rise of Two Giants: The International Insertion of Brazil and Gianluca Sgueo China – a comparative analysis of the period 1990 to 2010. University of Viterbo Alexandre C. C. Leite PUC/SP - UNIBH ------SB18: Saturday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Jéssica C. R. Máximo Room: 116 UNIBH Discussant(s) The European Union and Latin America: Marco A. Konopacki Perspectives and Challenges Federal University of Parana Chair(s) ------Miriam G. Saraiva SB15: Saturday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro Room: 035 EU-Latin America: A Strategic Partnership for climate New powers and world order governance Alejandro Chanona Chair(s) Universidad National Autonoma de Mexico Sassan Gholiagha University of Hamburg Mexico’s foreign policy in figures: between diversification and concentration Brazilian Perspectives on the New World Order: A Case of Rafael Velazquez Resilience (1989-1994) CIDE-Mexico Andrea Ribeiro CPDOC/FGV Organized Crime, Drug Trafficking and Democratic Security in Latin America Order and Recognition in International Relations: China in Africa Bruce Bagley from Neocolonialism to Development University of Miami Viktor Friedmann Doctoral School of Political Science, Public Policy and International Paper title: Regional Security Cooperation in South America Relations - Central European University Marco Aurelio Guedes de Oliveira Federal University of Pernambuco, Brazil The countries “BRIC”: complementary or competing strategies? Ludimila Andrzejewski Culpi Spain and Latin America UFPR Joaquín Roy University of Miami Andréa Benetti Carvalho de Oliveira UFPR Discussant(s) Andrea Oelsner Ariane de Oliveira Saraiva University of Aberdeen UFPR

------SB19: Saturday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM SB23: Saturday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Room: 120 Room: 018 Diplomacy and Security International systems: dynamics and Chair(s) process Dolores Modic Chair(s) School of Advanced Social Studies Nova Gorica Katherine E. Borlongan Crisis Diplomacy Revisited: New powers and new agendas McGill University Gavin R. Mount Interests, Power and Difficult Game of Shanghai Cooperation UNSW@ADFA Organization Diplomacy as World Disclosure: Agents, Action and Legitimacy Weiqing Song Corneliu Bjola University of Macau, China University of Oxford The African Union and Rgional Security in Africa: Cooperation The Entanglement of Diplomacy and Security in the 21st Century and conflict with the European Union, the US and China. Didzis Klavins Gorm Rye Olsen PhD student, University of Latvia Roskilde University, Denmark Discussant(s) The Mediterranean and the Indian Ocean as Classical Cláudia T. (Toriz) Ramos International Systems: Implications for IR Theory Universidade Fernando Pessoa Amitav Acharya ------American University SB22: Saturday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Discussant(s) Room: 019 Alan Siaroff The University of Lethbridge Regional dynamics ------Chair(s) Suhnaz Yilmaz SB24: Saturday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Koc University Room: 024 Arctic reconfiguration - new jigsaw puzzle and old picture. EU's internal and external strategies Michal J. Luszczuk Chair(s) International Relations Departament, Maria Curie Sklodowska Sinja U. Graf University in Lublin, Poland Cornell University Challenges and Prospects of South American Integration: The "Europeanizing" National Systems of Innovation: Central and Union of South American Nations (UNASUR) Experience East European EU Members and the Lisbon Agenda Cristina Soreanu Pecequilo Stefan Fritsch São Paulo Federal University Bowling Green State University Hegemony and Counter-Hegemony in South America: Towards a Gramscian perspective Crisis and Regional bloks of modern european right-wing radicals. Fernando Ludwig University of Coimbra / Social Sciences Centre (CES) Valery Alekseevich Achkasov Saint-Petersburg State University Regional identity building with the without liberal democracy Huong Thi Thu Dang Igor Nikolaevich Barygin LUISS "Guido Carli" University of Rome Saint-Petersburg State University Regionalism and the Legalization and Bureaucratization of the Natalia Valerievna Eremina Saint-Petersburg State University UN Human Rights System: Progress or Peril? Courtney Hillebrecht Stanislav Valerievich Protasenko University of Nebraska-Lincoln Saint-Petersburg State University

Joint Africa – Europe Strategy: Beyond Rhetoric? Discussant(s) Gordon Crawford Jatinder Khanna University of Leeds, UK J.N.U Delhi Discussant(s) ------Erin E. Baumann University College Dublin ------Chair(s) SB25: Saturday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Sukawarsini Djelantik Parahyangan Catholic University Room: 025 New actors' strategies for world order The ‘New’ Face of the Responsibility to Protect after Five years Jide M. Okeke Chair(s) University of Leeds, England Damian C. Grenfell Globalism Research Centre, RMIT University The ‘Responsibility to Protect’ and the Youth in Africa who: A case study of youth involvement in the Zimbabwe Crisis. Getting (back) dialogical perspective for Multilateral Trading Patrick Dzimiri System: is it periphery time? University of Venda-South Africa: Lecturer Mariana Yante Pereira Msc candidate The Problem of Humanitarian Non-Intervention: The Limits of Values in International Politics IO’s growth crisis, networking, and the constitution of World Lucia Husenicova order Matej Bel University Yves Schemeil Dominika Kascakova Institut des Etudes Politiques, Grenoble Matej Bel University Middle powers: comparing for understanding The Responsability to Protect…but where and how? Luciana Las Casas Sónia S. Rodrigues Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Minas Gerais IPRI-UNL - Portuguese Institut for International Relations - New Discussant(s) University of Lisbon Ireneusz Karolewski Discussant(s) University of Wroclaw Carla Monteleone ------University of Palermo SB26: Saturday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Room: 030 ------SB28: Saturday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Approaches to violence and order Room: 012 Chair(s) Mateus Kowalski Issues in information and technological PhD Candidate / Centre for Social Studies and Faculty of Economics society of the University of Coimbra Chair(s) Abstractdynamics of New World Order: Encountering Terrorism Benedetta Berti Sudhir Chander Hindwan Tufts University/Fletcher School Government College Panjab University A Short History of Hypermedia: Reflections on the Crisis Entailed Analysing the Terrorist Brain: Technological Advances and Craig L. Simon Ethical Implications University of Miami Valentina Bartolucci Regulatory Mode of Policy-making in the Multi-level University of Bradford Governance EU. Case Study of the Adoption Process of the Third Justifying the "war on terrorism": a sociological analysis of the Market Liberalisation Package in Electricity and Natural Gas Lenka Kovacovska Abu Ghraib controversy University of Economics, Prague Frank Gadinger NRW School of Governance Towards a New Theory of Legal Approximation between the EU and a Third Country: The Cases of EU-Russian Energy and Discussant(s) Nanotechnology Cooperation Susanna Karlson Tatiana A. Romanova ------St. Petersburg State University, School of International Relations SB27: Saturday 11:00 AM - 12:45 PM Discussant(s) Room: 031 Julie Schmied Norms and Principles in humanitarian LASA;IPSA;ISA action