Program Final 26Jul13-PBEE
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Program Final 26Jul13-PBEE
8th Pan – European Conference on International Relations Conference Program 18-21 September 2013, Warsaw organized by The ECPR Standing Group on International Relations and EISA in cooperation with The Institute of International Relations, University of Warsaw and The Polish Association for International Studies Date: Wednesday, 18/Sep/2013 3:00pm - 5:00pm Main Hall (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Welcome and Plenary Chair: Marian Edward Haliżak, Institute of International Relations, University of Warsaw Polycentric World and International Security Adam Daniel Rotfeld University of Warsaw, Former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Former Director of Stockholm International Peace Research Institute 5:00pm - 5:30pm Break 5:30pm - 7:15pm Semi-plenary 1 Chair: Brigitte Young, University of Muenster Room A (Auditorium Maximum) Ordoliberalism and the political economy of crisis 1 2 3 4 Volker Berghahn , Werner Bonefeld , Philip Cerny , Lars Feld 1 2 3 4 Columbia University; University of York; University of Manchester; Walter Eucken Institute 5:30pm - 7:15pm Room B (Auditorium Maximum) Semi-plenary 2 Chair: Ian Bruff, University of Manchester The curiosity deficit in times of masculinised crisis Cynthia Enloe Clark University 5:30pm - 7:15pm Room C (Auditorium Maximum) Semi-plenary 3 Chair: Elżbieta Stadtmüller, University of Wrocław Sociologies of IR scholarship and the politics of knowledge production Inanna Hamati-Ataya1, Oliver Kessler2, Ole Wæver3, Heloise Weber4 1 University of Sheffield; 2University of Erfurt; 3University of Copenhagen; 4University of Queensland Date: Thursday, 19/Sep/2013 9:00am - 10:45am TA01-1: Asian International Relations and Studies: Cultural and Social 114 (Old Library of Dimension University of Warsaw) Chair: Bona Muzaka, King's College London Discussant: Oyungerel Dashdavaa, Kyungpook National University Independence, Nation, Integration: On the Indonesian Localization of Nationalism and the Occupation of East Timor Felix Anderl Jacobs University Bremen Tales of Precarity: Love, melancholia and anomie in Japanese animation works Maria Mihaela Grajdian Citizen Electronics Ltd The role of universities in shaping multiple identities in Pakistan: A view from Lahore Wali Aslam1, Muneeza Mirza2 1 Brunel University, United Kingdom; 2Forman Christian University, Pakistan 9:00am - 10:45am TA02-1: EU policy towards the Eastern neighbourhood 113 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Justyna Zając, University of Warsaw Discussant: Andrzej Roman Szeptycki, University of Warsaw (In)effectiveness of the EU actions towards its Eastern neighbours Paula Ewa Marcinkowska University of Warsaw, Poland Elections in the Eastern Neighbourhood: ENP in Crisis? Maili Vilson University of Tartu, Estonia EU Human Rights Policy in the Post-Soviet Area Agnieszka Bieńczyk-Missala University of Warsaw, Poland The New-Old Great Game in the Shared Neighbourhood? The Russian Perspective on the EU’s Eastern Partnership Anita SĘK Trans European Policy Studies Association, Belgium The Changing International Role of the EU: The Case of the Enlargement Policy Adam Szymanski University of Warsaw, Poland 9:00am - 10:45am TA08-1: Democracy vs Economy: The EU Crisis as a Critical Test Case for PostLegitimacy? 112 (Old Library of National Chair: Hans-Joerg Trenz, University of Copenhagen University of Discussant: Hans-Joerg Trenz, University of Copenhagen Warsaw) Legitimisation and democratic control in European foreign policy: New EU member states politicians in the European Parliament Magdalena Gora Jagiellonian University, Poland / Lund University, Sweden The legitimate role and limits of expertise Cathrine Holst ARENA-University of Oslo, Norway The Rule of the Project – Practices of Justification in the EU Crisis Frank Gadinger, Taylan Yildiz University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany 9:00am - 10:45am TA08-2: Methodological Reflections on the Conceptual Foundations and Legitimacy of Global Governance 2.12 (Collegium Chair: Rainer Baumann, University of Duisburg-Essen Iuridicum III) Discussant: Heikki Patomaki, University of Helsinki Beyond Cosmopolitanism and Communitarianism: New Practices of Democracy and the Challenge to Liberal Conceptions of Global Governance Angelos Chryssogelos European University Institute, Florence Democratising Global Studies? Reflections on the Building Global Democracy Programme Jan Aart Scholte University of Warwick, United Kingdom Examining Contested Legitimacies: A Methodological Tool-Kit Dirk Peters Peace Research Institute Frankfurt, Germany Global Governance: Critical Reflections on the Concept Esref Aksu Centre for Global Cooperation Research, Germany Legitimacy, Justice and Democracy in Global Trade Governance (Methodological Reflections on the Conceptual Foundations and Legitimacy of Global Governance) Clara Brandi German Development Institute / Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE), Germany 9:00am - 10:45am TA11-1: European Foreign Policy: Theoretical Advances 1.007 (55 Dobra) Chair: Katie Verlin Laatikainen, Adelphi University Discussant: Katie Verlin Laatikainen, Adelphi University Constructivist and Discursive Approaches to European Foreign Policy Senem Aydin-Düzgit Istanbul Bilgi University, Turkey Critical theories Aasne Kalland Aarstad Aarhus University, Denmark European Foreign Policy: Trends and Advances Knud Erik Jørgensen Aarhus University, Denmark EU Export Controls and Nuclear Nonproliferation: Newspeak or Paradigm Shift? Egle Murauskaite James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies, United States of America 9:00am - 10:45am TA11-2: Two-Way Streets in the European Neighborhood 1.008 (55 Dobra) Chair: Stefania Panebianco, University of Catania Discussant: Stefania Panebianco, University of Catania The EU’s Structural Foreign Policy Strategies towards Eastern Partnership Region and Russia in Comparative Perspective Irina Petrova KU Leuven, Belgium Smart Neighbor Europe? Per Jansson Linköping University, Sweden Taking Orders From Brussels Or Having Some Input On OECD's DecisionMaking? The Case Of Israel Alfred Tovias HEBREW UNIVERSITY, Israel The Challenge of the Arab Spring for Conceptualising of European Foreign Policy Sezgin Mercan Dokuz Eylul University, Turkey 9:00am - 10:45am TA13-1: A Global Leader or a Lone Rider? EU climate and energy policy: & Global perspectives 111 (Old Library of Regional Chair: Aleksandra Lis, Uniwersytet Adama Mickiewicza University of Discussant: Kacper Szulecki, Hertie School of Governance Warsaw) Environmental Concerns in EU-Black Sea Affairs Tatiana Coutto1, Balkan Devlen2 1 American Graduate School of International Relations, France; 2Izmir University of Economics, Turkey "I want it all, I want it now”: EU’s unilateralism in climate governance Paweł Pustelnik University of Cardiff, UK CCS – a technological solution for whom? Aleksandra Lis Uniwersytet Adama Mickiewicza, Poland Reforming the EU Approach to LULUCF and the Climate Policy Framework David Ellison1, Mattias Lundblad2, Hans Petersson3 1 Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary; 2Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Uppsala, Sweden; 3Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Umeå, Sweden Climate Change – Reality or Science-Fiction in the EU-Russia Relations? Danijel Crnčec University of Ljubljana, Slovenia Between internal split and external tension: Can a revision of the concept of energy security strengthen EU’s climate policy? Kacper Szulecki Hertie School of Governance, Germany 9:00am - 10:45am TA16-1: Feminist Global Political Economy: New Directions or Politics as Usual? 3.045 (55 Dobra) Chair: Juanita Marie Elias, Griffith University Discussant: Stefanie Wöhl, University of Vienna Feminist Political Economy: Taking Stock and Future Directions Georgina Waylen University of Manchester, United Kingdom The New Materialism in IR/IPE: What this Does(not) and Can(not) tells us about Gender Jill Steans1, Daniella Tepe2 1 University of Birmingham, United Kingdom; 2University of Sheffield, United Kingdom Queer sexual economies in/and IPE Nicola Smith University of Birmingham, United Kingdom Constructing an Explicitly Feminist ‘Everyday IPE’ Analytical Framework Stephanie Redden Carleton University Neoliberal Feminisms Elisabeth Prugl Graduate Institute, Geneva 9:00am - 10:45am TA19-1: Imperialism, Britain, and the British Empire 216 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Cornelia Benvenuta Navari, University of Buckingham Discussant: George Lawson, LSE Revolutionary Transformations in Foreign Policy and Diplomacy Halvard Leira NUPI, Norway British Political Institutions in Foreign Policy decision making on Suez and Iraq Daan Huberts Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands, The An Historiography of Imperialism Alex Sutton University of Warwick, United Kingdom 9:00am - 10:45am TA21-1: Economic Superpowers of the Past, of Today and of the Future 2.012 (55 Dobra) Chair: Karina Joanna Jędrzejowska, University of Warsaw Discussant: Rafał Ulatowski, University of Warsaw China and India as economic powers Jakub Zajaczkowski University of Warsaw, Poland Economic Supremacy of France: Glorious past and economic aspiration Sylwia Para, Iga Pocztarek University of Warsaw, Poland Economic Supremacy of the United States Aleksandra Jarczewska University of Warsaw, Poland European Union as an economic superpower Anna Wróbel University of Warsaw, Poland Historical Types of Economic Superpowers: Carthago, Venecia, England Lukasz Golota University of Warsaw, Poland The United Kingdom - Still an economic superpower? Łukasz Gołota, Barbara Regulska University of Warsaw, Poland 9:00am - 10:45am TA23-1: Cooperation and Institutional Design in International Organizations 215 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: David Galbreath, University of Bath Discussant: Thomas Gehring, University of Bamberg International Cooperation in Times of Crisis: The Role of Informal Institutions Vessela Chakarova Amsterdam University College, Netherlands, The Cooperation in Hard Times: Self-Restraint of Trade Protection Krzysztof Pelc1, Christina Davis2 1 McGill University, Canada; 2Princeton University, United States International Secretariats in Security Affairs Hylke Dijkstra University of Oxford, United Kingdom Transnational actors in international organizations: Effects on actor influence, normative quality, and problem-solving capacity Hans Agné, Lisa Delmuth, Andreas Duit, Jonas Tallberg Stockholm university, Sweden 9:00am - 10:45am TA24-1: Comparative and Network Methods 102 (Collegium Iuridicum III) Chair: Gaelle Pellon, Universite Catholique de Louvain Discussant: Benoit Rihoux, Universite catholique de Louvain From Prospect to Practice: A Critical Review of Applications in Fuzzy-Set Qualitative Comparative Analysis Patrick A. Mello Dresden University of Technology, Germany Impact of Economic Governance Networks on the Formation of International Regimes: Energy Companies as Crisis Managers in Post-Soviet Energy Relations Michael Sander University of Siegen, Germany Spatial Planning and Intrastate Conflict: Applying tools from Geography in the Study of Civil Wars Damien Deltenre Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium The Causes of State Collapse: Results from an Analysis Using Multi-Value QCA Daniel Lambach, Markus Bayer, Eva Johais University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany Transnational Activism in World Politics: Southern and Central/Eastern Europe in Comparative Perspective Engin I. Erdem Abant İzzet Baysal University, Turkey 9:00am - 10:45am TA25-1: Political Parties and Foreign Policy in Turkey 3.024 (55 Dobra) Chair: Lukasz Wordliczek, Jagiellonian University Discussant: Laszlo Csicsmann, Corvinus University of Budapest Crisis Of Turkish Foreign Policy In Syrian Issue: From Regional Leadership To Overall Disappointment Cemil Boyraz Istanbul Bilgi University, Turkey Locating Change In Turkish Foreign Policy: Visa Policies Of The Justice And Development Party In The 2000s Cenk Aygul Atilim University, Turkey Political Parties and Foreign Policy: The Curious Case of AK Party Zeynep Kaya Gedik University, Turkey Something new on the Turkish western front? Political Economy of Turkish Foreign Policy towards the Balkans Sait Aksit1, İnan Rüma2 1 Gediz University, Turkey; 2Bilgi University, Turkey 9:00am - 10:45am TA28-1: Resilience: Governmentality of Resilience 1.013 (55 Dobra) Chair: Jessica Schmidt, University of Westminster Discussant: Chris Zebrowski, Keele University A Post-Political Critique of Resilient Communities Liza Liza Griffin UCL, United Kingdom Resilience as Embedded Neoliberalism: A Governmentality Approach Jonathan Mark Joseph University of Sheffield, United Kingdom The ‘resilient warrior’? Understanding soldiers’ (re)production of resilience Ana E. Juncos, Anna Maria Friis Kristensen University of Bristol, United Kingdom The environment, resilience and governmentality Maria Julia Trombetta Delft University of Technology, Netherlands, The Rethinking resilience as a form of social intervention Tudorel Vilcan University of Southampton, United Kingdom 9:00am - 10:45am TA30-1: Securitisation processes 2.014 (55 Dobra) Chair: Stefan Elbe, University of Sussex Discussant: Karin Fierke, University of St Andrews (Desecuritisation Dilemmas) and Transnational Fields of Torture Jonathan Luke Austin Institut de hautes études internationales et du développement, Genève [The Graduate Institute, Geneva] Actor learning in securitisation theory and practice: How securitisations evolve over time Suzanne Hindmarch University of Toronto, Canada Negative Politicization, Securitization, Intensification, and Migration Philippe Bourbeau University of Namur, Belgium Politics as usual: the historical reproduction of security politics Andrew William Neal University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom Understanding Securitisation Success: Between Rhetoric, Politics and Policy 1 2 Georgios Karyotis , Andrew Judge 1 2 University of Glasgow, United Kingdom; University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom 9:00am - 10:45am TA32-1: The Global Politics of Science and Technology 214 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Stefano Braghiroli, University of Tartu Discussant: Stefano Braghiroli, University of Tartu Impacts of recent advances in IT and Communication Technologies on Public Diplomacy of Turkey Bilgin Ozkan Turkish Embassy in Riga, Latvia Casting the Net for Democracy or Autocracy? Post-Soviet political parties and their Internet activeness Stefano Braghiroli1, Nelli Babayan2 1 University of Tartu, Estonia; 2Free University of Berlin, Germany Providing security via outer space: European space policy and assets Irma Slomczynska Maria Curie Sklodowska University, Poland 9:00am - 10:45am TA35-1: World Heterogeneity and IR Theory 213 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Frédéric Ramel, Sciences po Paris Discussant: Thomas Meszaros, Lyon 3 University Heterogeneity, homogeneity and mophology in the study of crises Jean-Paul Joubert, Thomas Meszaros Lyon 3 University, France IR Theory, Universality And Difference/Multiplicity: On The Possibility Of Postwestern IR Theory Muhammed Agcan Yıldız Technical University, Turkey A world of distinct, different or similar regions: Accounting for the diverse nature of research literatures on regions Stephen Aris ETH Zurich, Switzerland 9:00am - 10:45am TA38-1: The Securitisation of Development Policies 212 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Mark Peter Furness, German Development Institute Discussant: Gordon Crawford, University of Leeds The European Union’s development policy: A balancing act between ‘a more comprehensive approach’ and creeping securitisation Mark Peter Furness1, Stefan Gänzle2 1 German Development Institute, Germany; 2University of Agder, Norway Aiding whose security? The securitisation of foreign aid in leading donor countries Jörn Grävingholt1, Stephen Brown2 1 German Development Institute/Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE), Germany; 2 University of Ottawa, Canada Linking disaster relief and development: Approaches to a Joint HumanitarianDevelopment Framework in the EU's post-Lisbon institutional setting Thomas Henökl, Christian Webersik University of Agder, Norway Linking security, development and democracy: The European Union in Chad 1 2 Jan Orbie , Karen Del Biondo 1 Ghent University, Belgium; 2University of Stanford, USA 9:00am - 10:45am TA40-1: Roundtable on Understanding the Euro Crisis Brudzinski's Room (Kazimierzowski Palace) Chair: Hubert Zimmermann, Philipps University Marburg Discussant: Hubert Zimmermann, Philipps University Marburg Understanding the Euro Crisis Hubert Zimmermann1, Fritz Scharpf2, Loukas Tsoukalis3, Henrik Enderlein4, Guntram Wolff5, Simona Leila Talani6 1 2 3 Philipps University Marburg, Germany; Max Planck Institute, Cologne; University of Athens, 4 5 6 Greece; Hertie School, Berlin; Bruegel Think Tank, Brussels; King's College, London 9:00am - 10:45am TA41-1: Theorizing Global Political Ecology – Recent Developments, Interdisciplinary Perspectives, Implications for IR 416 (Collegium Chair: Bettina Köhler, University of Vienna Iuridicum I) Discussant: Alice Vadrot, ICCR Foundation Green Economy and Green Capitalism: Some Theoretical Considerations Ulrich Brand Vienna University, Austria Green Economy between disciplinary power and neoliberal governmentality Chris Methmann1, Angela Oels2 1 University of Hamburg, Germany; 2Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg, Germany Latin American Political Ecology and the World Ecological Crisis: Recent developments, contributions and dialogues with the Global Field Facundo Martín National Council for Scientific and Technical Research/Cuyo National University, Argentina Sustainability, Globalizing State Functions, and the Current Crisis Morten Ougaard Copenhagen Business School, Denmark 9:00am - 10:45am TA43-1: From Balkanization to Europeanization: The Foreign Policies of the Post-Yugoslav States (organized by the Central and East European International Studies Association CEEISA) 1.014 (55 Dobra) Chair: Zlatko Sabic, University of Ljubljana Discussant: Zlatko Sabic, University of Ljubljana From Balkanization to Europeanization: The Creation of a Security Community in the Post-Yugoslav States Bernard Stahl1, Soeren Keil2 1 University of Passau, Germany; 2Canterbury Christ Church University, United Kingdom Continuity and Change in Slovenia's Foreign Policy Zlatko Sabic, Ana Bojinovic Fenko University of Ljubljana Continuity and Change in Croatia's Foreign Policy Senada Sabic Institute for International Relations in Zagreb 10:45am - 11:15am Break 11:15am - 1:00pm TB01-3: Asia's Power: Hard versus Soft Power 114 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Björn Jerdén, Swedish Institute of International Affairs / Stockholm University Discussant: Jivanta Schottli, Heidelberg University, South Asia Institute Australia's search for international role in the Age of Asia Rafał Wiśniewski, Ewa Kaja Faculty of Political Science and Journalism, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland Chinese engagement in Sub Saharan Africa – can 'Beijing consensus' be explained under world-systems theory? Ewelina Róża Lubieniecka Institute of International Relations, University of Warsaw, Poland Dark Geopolitics: The Beijing-Moscow Nexus in Sudan and Syria Jeff Roquen Lehigh University, United States of America India’s Responses to China’s Rise Arvind Kumar Manipal University, India Smart Power and Public Diplomacy in the People’s Republic of China Marco António Martins University of Évora, Portugal 11:15am - 1:00pm TB04-1: Crisis for Whom? Political Space and Personal Space During Crisis 115 (Old Library of Management Chair: Markus Lederer, TU Darmstadt University of Discussant: Hiski Haukkala, University of Tampere Warsaw) Self-Marketisation in Crisis? Chris Clarke University of Warwick, United Kingdom “De-fund the ITU!”: Internet governance and the crisis of the International Telecommunication Union Jean-Marie Chenou Université de Lausanne, Switzerland Perennial Reform and Contested Crisis Management: Hungary and Greece in Quandary Umut Korkut1, Georgios Karyotis2 1 Glasgow Caledonian University, United Kingdom; 2University of Glasgow, United Kingdom 11:15am - 1:00pm TB06-1: IR and Islam: Geopolitics of Iran and Iraq, Israeli-Iranian Nuclear and Velayate-e Faqih 211 (Old Library of Problem, Chair: Naveed Sheikh, Keele University University of Discussant: Rolin G. Mainuddin, North Carolina Central University Warsaw) Geography, Shi‘ism, and Islam in the Geopolitics and International Relations of Iran and Iraq: Frameworks and Layers of Understandings Raffaele Mauriello Sapienza, University of Rome, Italy A Constructivist study on the Israeli-Iranian Nuclear Problem Seyedhossein Zarhani Heidelberg Uiversity, Germany velayate-e faqih and the nuclear issue Rania Mohamed Taher Abdul-Wahab Ain Shams University, Egypt 11:15am - 1:00pm TB08-3: Democratizing Global Politics? Non-State Actors in Climate Politics 2.12 (Collegium Iuridicum III) Chair: Jan Aart Scholte, University of Warwick Discussant: Jan Aart Scholte, University of Warwick Democratizing Global Climate Governance: A Deliberative Systems Approach Hayley Stevenson1, John S. Dryzek2 1 2 University of Sheffield, United Kingdom; Australian National University Democratizing Global Environmental Governance. Comparing Civil Society Participation in UN Climate Change and Sustainable Development Diplomacy Karin Bäckstrand Lund University, Sweden Responsiveness or Influence? Whom do NGOs Lobby in International Climate Change Negotiations? Carola Betzold Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich, Switzerland Contested Agenda: Local Institutions, Socio-Economic Challenges and the Politics of Climate Change in Nigeria Edlyne Eze Anugwom University of Nigeria, Nigeria When Do Non-State Actors Get Admitted to State Delegations at International Conferences? The Case of Climate Change Policy Rainer Baumann University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany 11:15am - 1:00pm TB09-2: Diplomacy and Governance 116 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Corneliu Bjola, University of Oxford Discussant: Corneliu Bjola, University of Oxford Against 3D: A Critique of the Merging of Diplomacy, Defense and Development Costas M. Constantinou University of Cyprus Diplomacy, Communication, and Governance: The Case of Nuclear Nonproliferation Markus Kornprobst Vienna School of International Studies, Austria Security crises, intervention and global governance: The case of Russia Aglaya Snetkov ETH Zurich, Switzerland 11:15am - 1:00pm TB11-3: The Impact of The Economic and Financial Crisis on the (De-) Europeanization of National Foreign Policies: Examples from Mediterranean Countries 1.007 (55 Dobra) Chair: Charalambos Tsardanidis, Institute of International Economic Relations Discussant: Stelios Stavridis, Research Unit on Global Governance and the EU, University of Zaragoza Greek foreign policy, economic crisis and the Europeanization process Charalambos Tsardanidis Institute of International Economic Relations, Greece (De-)Europeanizing at the UN? The impact of the international economic crisis on Italian foreign policy Carla Monteleone University of Palermo, Italy De-Europeanization of Slovenian foreign policy in the light of the (European) economic and financial crisis Ana Bojinović Fenko, Marko Lovec University of Ljubljana The Europeanization of Turkey and the Economic Crisis: New directions in national foreign policy? Alessia Chiriatti University for Foreigner of Perugia Global Financial Crisis and De-Europeanization of Turkish Foreign Policy Sevket Ovali Dokuz Eylul University / Izmir, Turkey 11:15am - 1:00pm TB11-4: Making Space for EUropean Security 1.008 (55 Dobra) Chair: Stephanie Beth Anderson, University of Wyoming Discussant: Stephanie Beth Anderson, University of Wyoming Deepening the EU and UN cooperation in peacekeeping operations Nora Vanaga Defence Research Centre of National Defence Academy of Latvia, Latvia Intelligence Analysis, Policy Planning, and Consensual Knowledge in EU Security Operations Michael E Smith University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom The Crisis Of European Crisis Management? Revisiting Theories Of European Security And Defence Policy Tuomas Forsberg University of Tampere, Finland The European Union as a ‘Peacebuilder ‘– Towards a specific logic of security building in the aftermath of civil wars Antoine Vandemoortele King's College London, United Kingdom Communicating, Committing, Constructing: A role for academic expertise in pan-European security cooperation Lena Sucker Loughborough University, United Kingdom 11:15am - 1:00pm TB12-1: Theorising EU External Action - New and Revised Approaches I 212 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Robert Kissack, Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals Discussant: Jamal Shahin, University of Amsterdam / Vrije Universiteit Brussel Examining EU external action through the lens of principal-agent theory Tom Delreux UCLouvain, Belgium Theorizing EU actorness: On capabilities and expectations Edith Drieskens KU Leuven, Belgium Theorizing EU external action: A revised neofunctionalist perspective Arne Niemann University of Mainz, Germany 11:15am - 1:00pm TB13-2: Confronting a post-Western World: The European Union in search of prestige 111 (Old Library of lost Chair: Esther Barbe, Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals University of Discussant: Elisabeth Johansson-Nogués, Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals Warsaw) A Test of the West? The Impact of Emerging Economies on Transatlantic Security Cooperation Sijbren de Jong, Artur Usanov, Joshua Polchar The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies, Netherlands, The Explaining why the EU has lost capacity of influence in the agricultural negotiations from Uruguay to Doha Patricia Garcia-Duran, Montserrat Millet University of Barcelona, Spain Model, Player or Instrument for Global Governance: Contending Metaphors of the European Union’s Role in World Affairs Anna Herranz-Surrallés1, Michal Natorski2, Esther Barbe3 1 Maastricht University, Netherlands, The; 2College of Europe; 3Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals The New Face of EU Security Policies? Analyzing the Normative Patterns of EU Non-Proliferation Policies in Comparative Perspective Benjamin Kienzle King's College London, United Kingdom 11:15am - 1:00pm TB13-3: The European Union and the Black Sea: Policies, perceptions and dynamics 112 (Old Library of central Chair: Sinem Akgul Acikmese, Kadir Has University University of Discussant: Dimitrios Triantaphyllou, Kadir Has University Warsaw) EU and the Black Sea: The View from the Region Octavian Milewski National School of Political Studies and Public administration EU Perceptions and Policies towards the Black Sea Region Dimitrios Triantaphyllou Kadir Has University, Turkey EU’s Role in Unresolved Conflicts of the Black Sea: The Impact of EU Operations Sinem Akgul Acikmese1, Licinia Simao2 1 Kadir Has University, Turkey; 2University of Coimbra, Portugal Russian Reactions towards EU-Black Sea Integration Maria Raquel Freire CES, University of Coimbra, Portugal Turkish Policies towards the Black Sea Mustafa Aydin Kadir Has University, Turkey 11:15am - 1:00pm TB16-2: Gender and Global Finance 3.045 (55 Dobra) Chair: Genevieve LeBaron, The University of British Columbia Discussant: Adrienne Roberts, University of Manchester A Cultural Political Economy of Financial Crisis: ‘Internationalization of Renminbi’ and the Everyday Life of Women Ngai-Ling Sum University of Lancaster, United Kingdom Are Households Financialized? An everyday economy account of financial change Johnna Montgomerie University of Manchester, United Kingdom Charitable Gambling, Volunteer Labour, and Welfare State Restructuring: Feminist Political Economy Lessons from the Regulation of Canadian Bingo Kate Bedford University of Kent, United Kingdom En/Gendering Development Contradictions: Global Politics of Microfinance and the Everyday Heloise Weber University of Queensland, Australia Two Parallel Paths? Gender Studies and Financial Economics Brigitte Young University of Muenster, Germany 11:15am - 1:00pm TB18-1: Global Biopolitics: History, Theory, Cases Panel 2: From Bio- to Thanatopolitics 102 (Collegium Iuridicum III) Chair: Jemima Repo, University of Helsinki Biopolitics between alive and undead: Some remarks on Roberto Esposito’s biophilosophy Bostjan Nedoh Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts The Biopolitics of Stalinism: Living Ideas and Dead Bodies Sergei Prozorov University of Helsinki, Finland Nature Saved: From the Kathecontic to the Eschatological in Contemporary Liberal Biopolitics Simona Rentea Aberystwyth University, United Kingdom Immunitary Violence in an Era of Global Care Jaakko Ailio University of Tampere, Finland Erêmos Aporos as the Pradigmatic Figure of Western (Bio)Political Subject Mika Ojakangas University of Jyväskylä, Finland 11:15am - 1:00pm TB19-2: Non-State International Actors in Historical Perspective 216 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Rebecca Adler-Nissen, University of Copenhagen Discussant: Luis Lobo-Guerrero, University of Groningen State-building through privateering? The interplay of private, public and interstate domains in early-modern non-state violence Halvard Leira, Benjamin de Carvalho NUPI, Norway Privateering and the Early Modern Colonization of the Brazilian Nordeste Benjamin de Carvalho NUPI, Norway The Holy See, Crisis, and the Transformation of World Order: Why and how to study the papacy in IR Mariano Pasquale Barbato Universität Passau, Germany 11:15am - 1:00pm TB21-2: Futures Methodologies and Critical Issues in International Relations 2.012 (55 Dobra) Chair: Anna Wojciuk, University of Warsaw Discussant: Anna Wojciuk, University of Warsaw How to select and combine foresight methods in the study and practice of International Relations? Lukasz Nazarko Bialystok University of Technology, Poland Shaping futures: The analytical role and political impact of scenario methodologies in national security policy-making Myriam Dunn Cavelty1, Jonas Hagmann2 1 ETH Zürich, Switzerland; 2ETH Zürich, Switzerland Social Constructivism as a Forecasting Matrix? Andrzej Polus, Karol Chwedczuk-Szulc University of Wroclaw, Poland Energy Security and Nuclear Energy Proliferation in the Middle East Imad El-Anis The Nottingham Trent University, United Kingdom Israel's Strategic Choice: Alternatives for the Alliance with United States of America Artur Skorek Wyższa Szkoła Administracji w Bielsku-Białej, Poland 11:15am - 1:00pm TB23-2: Processes in the United Nations and International Organizations 215 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Hylke Dijkstra, University of Oxford Discussant: Hanna Ojanen, Finnish Institute of International Affairs Doctrines as a Source of Organizational Autonomy: Precedence and PathDependence in UN Security Council Decision-making Thomas Gehring1, Christian Dorsch2 1 University of Bamberg, Germany, Germany; 2University of Bamberg, Germany, Germany International Organisations as Norm Consumers: The Diffusion of Policy Norms in the Field of Peacekeeping to the UN Kseniya Oksamytna LUISS Guido Carli, University of Geneva Understanding UN reform Charlotta Friedner Parrat Uppsala University, Sweden How do international organizations learn? Stefanie Raemmler University of Leipzig, Germany 11:15am - 1:00pm TB26-1: Precarity, Crisis, Empire? Reflections on Autonomist Marxism, Today 3.024 (55 Dobra) Chair: Nicholas J. Kiersey, Ohio University Discussant: Nicholas J. Kiersey, Ohio University Expressions of Empire: The Codependence of Dronomolgy for Precarious States and Autonomism among Precarious Peoples Timothy Luke Virginia Tech, United States of America Occupy Dame Street as Slow Motion General Strike? Nicholas J. Kiersey Ohio University, United States of America Respiratory Capital, the Outsides of Empire Garnet Kindervater University of Minnesota, United States of America 11:15am - 1:00pm TB30-2: Securitisation and policing 2.014 (55 Dobra) Chair: Andrew William Neal, University of Edinburgh Discussant: Andrew William Neal, University of Edinburgh Impact of Private Security Companies on the Perceptions and Provisions of Security in the Czech Republic Oldrich Bures Metropolitan University Prague, Czech Republic Securitizing DemocracyT Transnational protest policing and new invocations of public order Jannik Pfister Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany The construction of a security crisis in Europol’s discourse: the extreme leftwing threat Sofiane Ouaret King's College London, United Kingdom The Securitization of Drug-trafficking and The Police-Military Nexus: Rule of exception beyond the state of emergency Diogo Monteiro Dario University of St Andrews, UK Why Securitise? Cultural Practice, Opportunity Structure and Biometric Passports Hendrik Hegemann, Martin Kahl Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy, Hamburg, Germany 11:15am - 1:00pm TB32-2: Actor-Network Theory and the International 214 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Christian Bueger, Cardiff University "Towards a Common Future": On How a Diplomatic Training Programme Socialises States into the International Society Tobias Wille Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany Authority as a Translation: Consumers’ associations embedding international standards into society Christophe Hauert University of Lausanne, Switzerland Constructing Security Publics: The Problematization of Contemporary Piracy, 1980-2008 Christian Bueger Cardiff University, United Kingdom 11:15am - 1:00pm TB34-1: Shifting vocabularies and imagined spaces in International Law 3.022 (55 Dobra) Chair: Filipe dos Reis, University of Erfurt Discussant: Filipe dos Reis, University of Erfurt Against the Norm Jennifer Kathleen Lobasz, Brett Remkus University of Delaware, United States of America Delimiting International Politics: Topoi and the Law of the Sea Hannes Hansen-Magnusson University of Hamburg, Germany Territoriality and International Law: Looking at the 'war on terror' Filipe dos Reis University of Erfurt, Germany To Infinity and Beyond: The (Normative) Outer Space of IR Ben Kamis Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany International norm-promotion through interplay management: Interinstititutional spaces as terrains of contestation Linda Wallbott Johann Wolfgang Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany 11:15am - 1:00pm TB35-2: The Impact of Crisis and Contestation on Perceptions in Different World Regions 213 (Old Library of Chair: Sybille Reinke de Buitrago, Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy at the University of Hamburg (IFSH) University of Discussant: Sybille Reinke de Buitrago, Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy at the University of Warsaw) Hamburg (IFSH) Conceptualizing Perceptions and Othering in Times of Crisis and Conflict Sybille Reinke de Buitrago Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy at the University of Hamburg (IFSH), Germany Fighting (In)security and ‘Securing Tomorrow’: American Military Operation in Haiti in the post 9/11 Era Melody Fonseca Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Financial Crisis, International Interventions and Domestic Nationalism Anja Jetschke, Bernd Schlipphak University of Gottingen, Germany Just Warriors or Just Mercenaries? Analyzing Self-Other Constructions of Private Military and Security Companies (PMSCs) Berenike Prem University of Bremen, Germany Perceptual gaps in Chinese and Euro-Atlantic Views of the International System in Times of Crises Nele Noesselt GIGA, Germany 11:15am - 1:00pm TB36-1: Resource geopolitics, energy security and IR in the globalized Arctic 1.013 (55 Dobra) Chair: Lassi Heininen, University of Lapland Discussant: Piotr Graczyk, University of Tromsø Absence of holistic human rights discourse in the Arctic governance Adam Stepien Arctic Centre, University of Lapland, Finland Observing the EU in the Arctic oil and gas race: Clinging tightly to the reins of Arctic sustainable governance. Michael John Laiho University of Lapland, Finland Exploring the potential for black carbon governance in the Arctic Oscar Widerberg1,2, Marija Isailovic1,2 1 2 Institute for Environmental Studies at VU University Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Amsterdam Global Change Institute 11:15am - 1:00pm TB37-1: Contradictions of Neoliberal Accumulation in the Eurozone 1 Brudzinski's Room Chair: J. Magnus Ryner, King's College London Discussant: Daniel Drache, York University (Kazimierzowski Palace) Crisis in Europe: The dead end road of the race to the bottom Ozlem Onaran University of Greenwich, United Kingdom The Euro Crisis and contradictions of Neoliberalism in Europe Engelbert Stockhammer Kingston University, United Kingdom Adjusting a regional process in a world wide liberalisation trend: The recurrent challenge of the EU agenda Pascal Petit CNRS-CEPN & University of Paris 13 11:15am - 1:00pm TB38-10: European donors: Aid coordination and Europeanization 403 (Collegium Iuridicum I) Chair: Simon John Lightfoot, University of Leeds Discussant: Jan Orbie, Ghent University EU Aid Coordination and Aid Effectiveness Stephen John Herbert Dearden Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom Reluctant donors? The Europeanization of international development policies in the new members Balazs Szent-Ivanyi1,2, Simon Lightfoot2 1 Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary; 2University of Leeds, UK Europeanization of foreign aid policies in the new member states: Comparison of Latvia and Slovenia Peteris Timofejevs-Henriksson Umeå University, Sweden Human Rights Conditionality in Foreign Aid: Variation among France, Italy and the United Kingdom Damiano de Felice London School of Economics, United Kingdom 11:15am - 1:00pm TB41-2: Knowledge, Power, and Hegemony: Global Attempts in Tackling the Ecological Crisis 416 (Collegium Chair: Christina Plank, University of Vienna Iuridicum I) Discussant: Ulrich Brand, Vienna University Low-Carbon Innovation in China: Prospects and (Geo)Politics David Tyfield Lancaster University, United Kingdom Regularities and disruptions in the interrelations between biodiversity science and policy: Struggles over IPBES, struggles over knowledge? Alice Vadrot ICCR Foundation, Austria The policy effects of circulation of norms and experts between international environmental regulatory regimes: A climate-biodiversity and a biodiversityfood security comparison Hrabanski Marie, Louafi Sélim, Pesche Denis CIRAD, France 11:15am - 1:00pm TB42-1: Roundtable on Good practices in teaching IR (at the BA and MA level) 113 (Old Library of and in training future generations of scholars University of Warsaw) Good practices in teaching IR (at the BA and MA level) and in training future generations of scholars Benoit Rihoux1, Ian Bruff2, Zlatko Sabic3, Ryan Beasley4 1 Universite Catholique de Louvain, Belgium; 2University of Manchester, UK; 3University of Ljubljana, Slovenia; 4University of St. Andrews, UK 11:15am - 1:00pm TB43-2: From Balkanization to Europeanization: The Foreign Policies of the Post-Yugoslav States 2 (organized by the Central and East European International Studies Association CEEISA) 1.014 (55 Dobra) Chair: Zlatko Sabic, University of Ljubljana Discussant: Zlatko Sabic, University of Ljubljana Continuity and Change in Bosnia's Foreign Policy Adnan Huskic Sarajevo University of Technology, BiH Continuity and Change in Montenegro's Foreign Policy Jelena Dzankic European University Institute, Italy Continuity and Change in Serbia's Foreign Policy Mladen Mladenov University of Passau, Germany 11:15am - 1:00pm TB43-3: Regionalized Behavior in International Politics (organized by the International Studies Association ISA) 3.025 (55 Dobra) Chair: William R. Thompson, Indiana University Discussant: William R. Thompson, Indiana University Of Power Vacuums and Conflict: The Effects of Declining Dominance on MIDs Patrick Rhamey1, Michael O. Slobodchikoff2, Thomas J. Volgy2 1 Virginia Military Institute, USA; 2University of Arizona, USA Regional Incongruence, State Capacity and Order Karen Rasler, William R. Thompson Indiana University, United States of America The Global and Regional Security Nexus and Its Impact on Regional Security Orders Derrick V. Frazier, Robert Stewart-Ingersoll USAF Air Command and Staff College, USA 1:00pm - 2:15pm Lunch 2:15pm - 4:00pm TC01-4: Asian Response to the Crises in West: Intellectual and Policy-Making 114 (Old Library of Perspectives Chair: Maria Raquel Freire, CES, University of Coimbra University of Discussant: Niall James Duggan, University of Göttingen Warsaw) The Revolt Against the West? Asian visions of global governance Marek Rewizorski Koszalin University of Technology Financial Integration in East Asia – What Can Be Learned from the European Sovereign Debt Crisis? Karina Joanna Jędrzejowska Institute of International Relations, University of Warsaw, Poland The role of Brazil and India in the future of the global governance of knowledge Bona Muzaka King's College London, UK Times of Crisis as Times of Changes: China–European Union Relations Alina Vladimirova National research university Higher school of economics, Russian Federation 2:15pm - 4:00pm TC02-2: Russia's "Hot Spots": Potential sources of crises for Russian state, 113 (Old Library of economy and society Chair: Mariusz Ruszel, Technical University of Rzeszow University of Discussant: Marek Madej, University of Warsaw Warsaw) Changes in the Russia's energy sector and its implications for internal stability Szymon Kardaś University of Warsaw, Institute of International Relations, Poland Moscow and the regions: Centralization no longer welcome? Jadwiga Rogoża Center for Eastern Studies, Warsaw, Poland The Russian pipelines – Modernization or devastation? Mariusz Ruszel Technical University of Rzeszów, Poland Impact of the international foreign exchange market for Russian economy Stanisław Gędek Technical University of Rzeszów, Poland 2:15pm - 4:00pm 115 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) TC04-5: Crisis and Its Interprets in new EU Member Countries Chair: Matevz Tomsic, School of Advanced Social Studies in Nova Gorica Discussant: Umut Korkut, Glasgow Caledonian University Hungarian elites in hard times Lengyel Gyorgy Corvinus University of Budapest Ideological profile and crisis discourse of Slovenian elites Matevz Tomsic, Lea Prijon School of Advanced Social Studies in Nova Gorica, Slovenia Neo-liberal, neo-Keynesian or just standard response on the Crisis? Clash of ideologies in Czech political and public debate Ladislav Cabada Metropolitan University, Prague The Effects of Economic Crisis and Austerity Measures on Political Culture in Romania Gabriel Badescu, Toma Burean Babes-Bolyai University 2:15pm - 4:00pm TC05-2: What are militaries for? 3.025 (55 Dobra) Chair: Victoria Marie Basham, University of Exeter Discussant: Ryerson Christie, University of Bristol The military as new development actors: Experiences of serving and former military personnel in development work Matt Baillie-Smith2, Uma Kothari3, Nina Laurie1, Jenny Peterson3, Rachel Woodward1 1 Newcastle University, United Kingdom; 2Northumbria University, United Kingdom; 3University of Manchester Militaries and Humanitarianism Emily Gilbert University of Toronto, Canada Who Protects the Protectors? "Support the Troops" Discourses and the Securitization of the Military Katharine Mary Millar University of Oxford, United Kingdom The Military Organisation as Economic Institution: North Korea as case study Christopher Mark Weston Szkola Glowna Handlowa w Warszawie, Poland The psychology of the mercenary Giovanni Cocco University of Sassari, Italy 2:15pm - 4:00pm TC06-3: IR and Islam: Theoretical Notions, Conceptual Approaches and 211 (Old Library of Paradigms Chair: Maurits Berger, Leiden University University of Discussant: Mohammed Ayoob, Michigan State University Warsaw) "Islam" and the problem of meta-narratives in IR - A critical perspective on research beyond the West Jan Wilkens University of Hamburg, Germany The Minaret vs. the Ivory Tower: Re-Reading Western IR Theory Through an Islamic Episteme Naveed Sheikh Editor-in-Chief, Politics, Religion & Ideology (Routledge), Keele University, United Kingdom “The parting of the ways”: a Qutbian approach to International Relations Carimo Mohomed New University of Lisbon - Portugal, Portugal 2:15pm - 4:00pm 213 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) TC07-1: Religion as culture “in a pill” in contemporary IR Chair: Andrzej Roman Szeptycki, University of Warsaw Discussant: Emilia Moddelmog Anweiler, Cracow University of Economics Pluralism and pluralization: Why IR should not recognize religion. Maria Birnbaum European University Institute, Italy Cultural factor in Israeli foreign policy Anna Marta Solarz University of Warsaw, Poland Construction of a mosque in Warsaw in the mirror of the Polish press Bronisław Tumiłowicz University of Warsaw, Poland 2:15pm - 4:00pm 2.12 (Collegium Iuridicum III) TC08-4: Democratization from Outside and from Below: Regional Perspectives Chair: Tobias Debiel, Käte Hamburger Kolleg / Centre for Global Cooperation Research Discussant: Jörn Grävingholt, German Development Institute/Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE) “Crisis, chaos, violence - is that really what we want?” A stalled democratisation in Jordan Artur Malantowicz University of Warsaw, Poland Modern India - Traditional Bharat: Are India's social and political institutions fit for a global governance role? Herbert Wulf Centre for Global Cooperation Research, Duisburg, Germany After Hegemony: Normative contestation of democracy promotion in a pluralist world Annika Elena Poppe, Jonas Wolff Peace Research Institute Frankfurt, Germany 2:15pm - 4:00pm 116 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) TC09-3: Transnational Diplomacy Chair: Noe Cornago, University of the Basque Country Discussant: Noe Cornago, University of the Basque Country Expert diplomacy: On diplomats and experts in multilateral diplomacy Julia E. Frohneberg University of Hamburg, Germany Foreign Policy Think Tanks, International Crises and Second Track Diplomacy in the International Arena Melissa Conley Tyler Australian Institute of International Affairs, Australia The Interaction of State with Transnational Actors in Post-Conflict Reconstruction Astreris Huliaras, Nikolaos Tzifakis University of Peloponnese, Greece Track II Diplomacy: An Idea Not Only For the Times of Crises? Joanna Kulska Opole University, Poland 2:15pm - 4:00pm TC11-5: Mind over Matter? Challenges to the EU as a Security Actor 3.014 (55 Dobra) Chair: Bruno Oliveira Martins, Aarhus University Discussant: Bruno Oliveira Martins, Aarhus University Dynamics of Formulation: National and Supra-National Interests and the Process of Formulating a Common Foreign Policy for the EU: The Case of the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict Amr Nasr El-Din Universität Osnabrück, Germany Knowledge with Muscle? Early Warning Analysis in the EU Conflict Prevention Framework Maciej Stepka Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland Sujectivity in Formation: Studying Power Relations, the EU and CSDP Lucie Chamlian Kiel University, Germany From a European Global Strategy to a Strategic Global Action Bjorn Fagersten Swedish Institute of International Affairs, Sweden 2:15pm - 4:00pm 214 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) TC12-2: Theorising EU External Action - New and Revised Approaches II Chair: Edith Drieskens, KU Leuven Discussant: Ben Tonra, University College Dublin Exploring the Dynamics of Security Community-Building in the post-Cold War Era: Spain, Morocco and the EU Niklas Bremberg Swedish Institute of International Affairs, Sweden Stuck in the Middle with You: Critical Pragmatism and Intersubjective Authenticity in Central & Eastern European Security Research Benjamin Tallis1,2, Xymena Kurowska3 1 University of Manchester, Manchester, UK; 2Anglo American University, Prague, Czech Republic; 3Central European University, Budapest, Hungary The EU as an 'influence maximiser'? Neoclassical realism and EU external action in the contemporary global order Robert Kissack Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals, Spain The IR 'Linguistic Turn' and EU Foreign Policy Studies: Breaking Causal Chains or just the Chains of Coherence? Anna Herranz-Surrallés Maastricht University, Netherlands, The 2:15pm - 4:00pm TC15-1: Critical European Studies 3.022 (55 Dobra) Chair: Felix Ciuta, UCL Discussant: Felix Ciuta, UCL Towards a Critical Theory of European Studies Rene Gabriels Maastricht University, Netherlands, The Knowledge conscripted to power? European Studies as Area Studies Ian Klinke Queen's University Belfast and University of Oxford A critical geopolitics of elite multilingualism in the European Union Virginie Mamadouh Universiteit van Amsterdam, The Netherlands “The people don't get it”: Elites, publics and the legitimation crisis of EU governance Ludek Stavinoha University of Strathclyde, UK 2:15pm - 4:00pm TC16-3: The Global Political Economy of Development 3.045 (55 Dobra) Chair: Katherine Allison, University of glasgow Discussant: Kate Bedford, University of Kent Creating ‘a first class mentality with a heart for progress’: Locating the Malaysian family in the politics of global/Asian economic competitiveness Juanita Marie Elias Griffith University, Australia How land privatization and agrarian change in the Saiss in Morocco produces new gendered social hierarchies along with new gendered subjectivities Lisa Bossenbroek, Margreet Zwarteveen, Mostafa Errahj Wageningen University, The Netherlands Women and the Urban Development Milieu: Biopolitics, Postcolonial Governmentality and Resistance Anita Lacey University of Auckland, New Zealand Women in the Neighbourhood: The role of Gender in Europeanisation Rahel Kunz1, Julia Maisenbacher2 1 Université de Lausanne, Switzerland; 2Universität Luzern, Switzerland 2:15pm - 4:00pm 102 (Collegium Iuridicum III) TC18-2: Global Biopolitics: History, Theory, Cases Panel 3: Paradoxes of Liberal Biopolitics Chair: Jemima Repo, University of Helsinki Discussant: Sergei Prozorov, University of Helsinki Beyond the Biopolitics of Choice and Capability Suvi Alt University of Lapland, Finland Equality as Biopolitical Governmentality Jemima Repo University of Helsinki, Finland The nature of biopolitical resistance, or resisting biopolitical nature? Leonie Ansems de Vries University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus From Global Vision to Short Sight: Foucault and the Neo/Liberal Turn in Political Optics Lauri Siisiäinen University of Jyväskylä, Finland 2:15pm - 4:00pm 216 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) TC19-3: History and Methodology Chair: Jennifer Kathleen Lobasz, University of Delaware Discussant: Xavier Guillaume, University of Edinburgh Taking a (critical) ride with Carr: Tragedy and philosophy of history on former "Utopia and Reality" Roberto Vinicius P.S. Gama Pontifical Catholic University of Minas Gerais (PUC Minas) The Discourse Establishing Political Science (including IR) in Austria - The early example of Salzburg Anselm Skuhra University of Salzburg, Austria How does history work (in) our perceptions and practices? Hans-Georg Gadamer’s philosophical hermeneutics and the ‘practice turn’ in IR Tapio Juntunen University of Tampere, Finland Reflexivity and Appropriate Methods for Constructivist Historical IR (CHIR) Daniel M. Green University of Delaware, United States of America 2:15pm - 4:00pm TC20-1: Global Horizons, Local Practices: Methods and Concepts in the Study of Inequalities 2.012 (55 Dobra) Chair: Caroline Fehl, Peace Research Institute Frankfurt Discussant: Caroline Fehl, Peace Research Institute Frankfurt Global Inequalities. Narratives of Equity, Inequality and Development in the World Bank and UNDP Katja Freistein University of Bielefeld, Germany Large Emerging Markets and the Global Economic Order Andreas Nölke Goethe University, Germany Inequality and Violence Anna Cornelia Beyer University of Hull, United Kingdom International Institutions as Clubs: The Case of the G20 Lora Anne Viola Free University Berlin, Germany 2:15pm - 4:00pm 215 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) TC23-3: Roundtable on International Organizations after the Crisis Chair: Hylke Dijkstra, University of Oxford Discussant: David Galbreath, University of Bath International Organizations after the Crisis Hylke Dijkstra1, Rafael Biermann2, Thomas Gehring3, Hanna Ojanen4, Krzysztof Pelc5 1 University of Oxford, United Kingdom; 2University of Jena; 3University of Bamberg; 4Finnish Institute of International Affairs; 5McGill University 2:15pm - 4:00pm 112 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) TC27-1: The Euro Crisis and its Impact on European Governance Chair: Valentina Ilcheva Kostadinova, University of Buckingham Discussant: Heidi Maurer, Maastricht University / Center for Transatlantic Relations (SAIS/JHU) Integration of the European Union’s states and regions during the crisis: Perspectives of socio-economic development of the Community in the framework of the "Europe 2020" strategy and the new Cohesion Policy for 20142020 Artur Jan Kukuła The John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Institute of Political Science, Poland The Permanent Structured Cooperation (PSC) mechanism as a cornerstone of the “European Security Community” Francisco Salvador Barroso Cortes Holy Spirit University of Kaslik, Lebanon (Lebanese Republic) Euro area governance in times of crises: Enough for Greece and Spain? Edgar Juan Saucedo Acosta, Samantha Rullan Rosanis University of Veracruz 2:15pm - 4:00pm TC28-2: Resilience: Genealogies of Resilience 1.013 (55 Dobra) Chair: Barry J. Ryan, Keele University Discussant: Liza Liza Griffin, UCL Conceptualising Resilience: From Policy to Research and Back Again Jonathan Githens-Mazer University of Exeter, United Kingdom High-Tech Fetishism, Stakeholder Bias, and the Framing of Resilience in the European Civil Security Research Georgios Kolliarakis Goethe University of Frankfurt, Germany Resilience in Counter-Terrorism: Diffusion of a Concept Francesco Ragazzi Leiden University (Netherlands) & CERI / Sciences Po Paris (France) Helpless victim, resilient subject, resistant subject: A genealogy of the climate refugee Angela Oels1, Chris Methmann2 1 MLU Halle, Germany; 2University of Hamburg, Germany 2:15pm - 4:00pm TC30-3: Securitisation and regional actors 2.014 (55 Dobra) Chair: Thomas Diez, University of Tuebingen Discussant: Thomas Diez, University of Tuebingen 'Partners in need, partners indeed?' EU migration policy narratives and the management of child migration in the Southern Mediterranean Katarzyna Forska Mediterranean Institute Berlin, Institute of Social Sciences, Humboldt University Regional organisation as a collective securitising actor: The case of the ASEAN Łukasz Fijałkowski University of Wroclaw, Poland Russia’s and the EU’s Security Practices in their ‘Shared Neighbourhood’: A Framework for Analysis Sebastian Mayer University of Bremen, Germany Sovereign is WHO decides on the exception: Securitization and emergency governance in global health Tine Hanrieder1, Christian Kreuder-Sonnen2 1 LMU Munich, Germany; 2Social Science Research Center Berlin Tracing the mechanisms of (de)securitization: The EU development-security nexus and the desecuritization of arms proliferation in third countries Ludvig Norman Uppsala University, Sweden 2:15pm - 4:00pm TC31-1: Civil Wars, Transitions, and Post-War Violence 3.024 (55 Dobra) Chair: Lee Jones, Queen Mary, University of London Discussant: Lee Jones, Queen Mary, University of London New incentives and old organizations: The production of violence after war Francesca Grandi Yale University, United States of America The Dispute or Mediator? The Selection and Effectiveness of Conflict Management in Civil Wars Paulina Pospieszna1, Gerald Schneider2 1 University of Mannheim, Germany; 2University of Konstanz, Germany “Intern(ation)al War” - Patterns of Transnational Conflicts Michael Fürstenberg TU Braunschweig, Germany 2:15pm - 4:00pm Brudzinski's Room (Kazimierzowski Palace) TC37-2: Contradictions of Neoliberal Accumulation in the Eurozone 2 Chair: Amelie Kutter, Lancaster University Discussant: Pascal Petit, university of Paris Nord Stranger than Fiction: Sovereign Debt, Fictitous Capital, and the Greek Sovereign Debt Crisis Jesse Glenn Hembruff Queen's University, Canada The Political Economy of Dependency and Crisis in the Eurozone Johannes Jager1, Joachim Becker2, Rudy Weissenbacher3 1 University of Applied Sciences, Vienna; 2Vienna University of Economics and Business; 3Vienna University of Economics and Business Fiscal Policy in European Hard Times: Financialization vs. varieties of capitalism Daniela Gabor1, Cornel Ban2 1 University of Western England, UK; 2Boston University, USA The United Kingdom as the gateway to the EU (typology development) Kryštof Kruliš Mgr. Kryštof Kruliš, advokát, Czech Republic; Charles University, School of Law, Department of European Law; Institute for International Relation and Metropolitan University Prague, IRES; 2:15pm - 4:00pm 212 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) TC38-3: Political conditionality: Recent evolutions and current challenges Chair: Damiano de Felice, London School of Economics Discussant: Paul Hoebink, Radboud University Nijmegen From 'mission conditionality' to 'PR conditionality': The changing political economy of political conditionality Jonathan Fisher University of Birmingham, United Kingdom Political conditionality and its impact on autocratic regimes Gordon Crawford1, Simonida Kacarska2 1 University of Leeds, United Kingdom; 2University of Leeds, United Kingdom Respect for human rights and allocation of foreign aid: Do aid delivery methods matter? Damiano de Felice London School of Economics, United Kingdom The Politics of European Foreign Aid: What Drives Selectivity? Wil Hout Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands, The 2:15pm - 4:00pm 403 (Collegium Iuridicum I) TC39-1: Societal actors in peace negotiations Chair: Frederic Charillon, IRSEM Discussant: AJR Groom, Canterbury Christ Church University Kurdish Issue: Bridging Ontological Security And Conflict Resolution Ayse Betul Celik Sabancı University, Turkey Policy transfer, peace processes and the role of Jewish NGO’s Elizabeth Kelley Sheppard1, Sophie Enos-Attali2 1 Institut Catholique de Paris; 2Institut Catholique de Paris Women’s participation in African peace negotiations: The role of UN agencies in Burundi and Liberia Marie Saiget Sciences Po Paris, France 2:15pm - 4:00pm 416 (Collegium Iuridicum I) TC41-3: Bringing the State Back in? Analyzing State Strategies in Resource Conflicts Chair: Alice Vadrot, ICCR Foundation Discussant: Bettina Köhler, University of Vienna Bringing the State Back in? The Role of the State in Land Conflicts in the Indonesian Palm Oil and Agrofuel Production Melanie Pichler University Of Vienna, Austria Investigating Ukraine’s role as Europe’s agrofuel-provider Christina Plank University of Vienna, Austria The Political Ecology of Neo-Extractivism in Latin America Kristina Dietz1, Ulrich Brand2 1 Freie Universität Berlin, Germany; 2Universität Wien Interdisciplinary Approaches to Environment Dimension of Human Security Aysun Uyar1, Muge Kinacioglu2 1 Research Institute for Humanity and Nature, Japan; 2Hacettepe University, Ankara, Turkey 2:15pm - 4:00pm TC43-4: The Crisis and its Impact on EU's Mediterranean Policy and Member States’ Interests (organized by the Italian Society of Political Science SISP) 1.014 (55 Dobra) Chair: Justyna Zając, University of Warsaw Discussant: Carla Monteleone, University of Palermo Geopolitics of Bailout: Greece’s financial breakdown and EU foreign policy Antonio Zotti ISPI and Catholic University, Milan EU as a divided power in the Med Stefania Panebianco University of Catania, Italy Germany’s policy in the Mediterranean: European or national interest? Aleksandra Zięba University of Warsaw, Poland The European Parliament and the 'Arab Spring' Donatella M. Viola University of Calabria, Italy United Kingdom and EU foreign policy – the case of the Mediterranean Bartosz Wiśniewski The Polish Institute of International Affairs and University of Warsaw 4:00pm - 4:30pm 4:30pm - 6:15pm Break TD01-5: Traditional and Non-Traditional Dimension of Security in Asian Relations Theory 114 (Old Library of International Chair: Jakub Zajaczkowski, University of Warsaw University of Discussant: Misato Matsuoka, University of Warwick Warsaw) A Zero-Sum Game? US-China Competition in East Asia Pei-Shan Kao NATIONAL CHIAO TUNG UNIVERSITY, Taiwan India's Great Power Role in South Asia and the Emerging Security Challenges Shaji Varkey University of Kerala, India Peacebuilding in Timor-Leste: A critical look at the UN involvement Maria Raquel Freire CES, University of Coimbra, Portugal 4:30pm - 6:15pm TD04-2: Crisis of What? International Institutions, Trade Regimes and 115 (Old Library of Globalization Chair: Umut Korkut, Glasgow Caledonian University University of Discussant: Jonas Hinnfors, University of Gothenburg Warsaw) Trading ourselves out of recession? The Ideational Drivers of the Proposed EUUS Free Trade Agreement Gabriel Siles-Brugge University of Manchester, United Kingdom The WTO Doha deadlock and the (re)emergence of (cross)regionalism in the world economy: Deliberations on the nature of WTO institutional crisis in the context of the new institutional economics approach Bartosz Michalski University of Wroclaw, Poland Is Globalization in Crisis? The Rise of Anti-Globalist Critique Elem Eyrice Tepeciklioğlu Yaşar University, Turkey G20 as an anti-crisis forum Sylwia Para University of Warsaw, Poland 4:30pm - 6:15pm TD05-3: Geographies of militarism, militarization and the military 3.025 (55 Dobra) Chair: Emily Gilbert, University of Toronto Discussant: Alexandra Hyde, London School of Economics and Political Science Considering the violence of military landscapes Rachel Woodward Newcastle University, United Kingdom A critical geopolitics for critical military studies Matthew F. Rech Newcastle University, United Kingdom Visualizing the Future Warrior in the Cinematic Battlespace: Designing Supersoldiers Beyond Science Fiction David Grondin University of Ottawa, Canada A Spatio-temporal reading of the NATO intervention in Libya intervention Susannah O'Sullivan The University of Manchester, United Kingdom Hybrid warfare and international security Beata Wozniak - Krawczyk University of Gdansk, Poland 4:30pm - 6:15pm TD06-4: IR and Islam: Depiction of Prophet Muhammad, Problem of Cultural and Muslim Countries Relations with France and UK 211 (Old Library of Incommensurability, Chair: Stefan Borg, Swedish Institute for International Affairs University of Discussant: Raffaele Mauriello, Sapienza, University of Rome Warsaw) Depiction of Prophet Muhammad And The right to freedom of expression Mahmoud Hegazy Bassal Faculty of Law, Helwan University, Egypt Human Rights, the Arab Revolutions and the Problem of Cultural Incommensurability Stefan Borg Swedish Institute of International Affairs, Sweden Muslims and Foreign Policy in France and Great-Britain Imène Ajala Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Centre on Conflict, Development and Peacebuilding (CCDP)Geneva, Switzerland 4:30pm - 6:15pm 213 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) TD07-2: Cultural diversity in globalized world Chair: Paula Ewa Marcinkowska, University of Warsaw Discussant: Paula Ewa Marcinkowska, University of Warsaw A Postcolonial Reading of Global Civil Society Mihaela Mecea Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania Interwar IR and Global Democracy: Alfred Zimmern's Idea of Depoliticised Nationalism Tomohito Baji University of Cambridge, United Kingdom Respect for diversity as the core principle in the social movements contesting globalization Justyna Nakonieczna University of Warsaw, Poland The Right Context for Diversity: From Organizational Science to the Country Level Agnieszka Aleksy-Szucsich University of Warsaw, Poland Transcultural Constructions of Global Legitimacy Jan Aart Scholte University of Warwick, United Kingdom 4:30pm - 6:15pm TD07-3: Towards an Understanding of the Role of Cultural Factors in Northeast Peace and Security Dynamics 215 (Old Library of Asian Chair: Gregory John Moore, Zhejiang University University of Discussant: Gregory John Moore, Zhejiang University Warsaw) Getting Culture Right in East Asia: The Perils and Promise of a Constructivist Approach Thomas Berger Boston University Relationality and Processual Construction: Bringing Chinese Ideas into International Relations Theory Yaqing Qin China Foreign Affairs University The Culture and Materiality of Northeast Asian Peace and Security Dynamics Barry Buzan LSE “In Your Face”: Face, Nationalism and Domestic Politics in Recent SinoJapanese Maritime Dispute Behavior Gregory John Moore Zhejiang University, China, People's Republic of 4:30pm - 6:15pm 116 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) TD09-4: Diplomacy and Security Challenges Chair: Markus Kornprobst, Vienna School of International Studies Discussant: Markus Kornprobst, Vienna School of International Studies Contemporary Concert Diplomacy – On the Post-Cold War Renaissance of Great Power Crisis Management Karsten Jung University of Bonn, Germany ideapolitik vs regional realities: Turkish diplomacy in the Eastern Mediterranean Kostas Ifantis Kadir Has University, Turkey Intra-Rebel Divergence, Third-Party Intervention and Duration of the Darfur Crisis Ashraf Hamed1, Imad El-Anis2 1 Nottingham Trent University, United Kingdom; 2Nottingham Trent University, United Kingdom 4:30pm - 6:15pm TD10-1: Understanding Change and Changing Practices in IR through the School 112 (Old Library of English Chair: Cornelia Benvenuta Navari, University of Buckingham University of Discussant: Cornelia Benvenuta Navari, University of Buckingham Warsaw) Understanding Change through the English School Charlotta Friedner Parrat Uppsala University, Sweden Is the liberal solidarist trajectory sustainable? New legitimacy faultlines in contemporary international society Jason Ralph, Adrian Gallagher University of Leeds, United Kingdom International Society, WTO and Pluralistic Governance Eero Palmujoki University of Tampere, Finland Multiple Worlds, Ontological Pluralism and The English School Ali Onur Tepeciklioğlu Ege University, Turkey 4:30pm - 6:15pm TD11-6: Policy diffusion in times of crisis: Understanding its limits in EU external relations 1.007 (55 Dobra) Chair: Elsa Tulmets, CERI / Sciences Po Discussant: Elizabeth Kelley Sheppard, Sorbonne Paris Cité One EU model or many? The policy diffusion of “soft norms” in the European Neighbourhood Policy Elsa Tulmets CERI / Sciences Po, France Policy transfer and international relations in the context of globalization : security policy and cooperation as a norm Elizabeth Kelley Sheppard Sorbonne Paris Cité, France The attractiveness of EU beyond the crisis: The diffusion of technical standards by European private firms in post-soviet states Rodica Plugaru Sciences Po Grenoble The limits to the transfer of competences and experience: The Baltic States and towards Eastern Partnership Countries Katerina Kesa INALCO Paris 4:30pm - 6:15pm TD11-7: Theorizing European Foreign Policy: Institutions, Influence, Integration 1.008 (55 Dobra) Chair: Rebecca Adler-Nissen, University of Copenhagen Discussant: Rebecca Adler-Nissen, University of Copenhagen CFSP is what states make of it: The Capability Expectations Gap Revisited Alexander Reichwein Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany Europeanisation within the Union's Common Foreign and Security Policy Ben Tonra University College Dublin, Ireland The application of new-institutionalism, principal-agent models and bureaucratic politics to EU foreign policy Tom Delreux UCLouvain, Belgium Theories of European Integration and their Contribution to the Study of EU Foreign Policy Arne Niemann, Julian Bergmann Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, Germany 4:30pm - 6:15pm 111 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) TD13-5: EU’s role in global and regional energy security Chair: Kamila Pronińska, Institute of International Relations Warsaw University Discussant: Sven Biscop, Egmont Institute EU’s attitudes towards nonconventional oil and gas developments Dominik Smyrgała Polish Academy of Science Institute of Political Studies EU’s energy policy – Arctic in focus Małgorzata Śmieszek College of Europe Natolin EU’s leading role in promotion of sustainable development and green energy: International security implications Krzysztof Księżopolski Warsaw University, Poland 4:30pm - 6:15pm 214 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) TD14-1: European Union's Partnerships In the Mediterranean and East Africa Chair: Bruno Oliveira Martins, Aarhus University Discussant: Antonio de Castro Raimundo, NICPRI - University of Minho Cooperation, conflict and partnership? An assessment of EU-Israel relations Bruno Oliveira Martins University of Minho, Portugal Domestic politics and perceptions on Turkey-EU relations Sait Aksit1, Ozgehan Senyuva2 1 Gediz University, Turkey; 2Middle East Technical University, Turkey Limits for external Europeanization: European Union integration schemes and East Africa Pawel Frankowski Maria Curie-Sklodowska University, Poland The Barcelona Process after 18 years: Lessons for the Eastern Partnership Justyna Zając University of Warsaw, Poland 4:30pm - 6:15pm TD15-2: Neoliberal hegemony, financial crisis and geopolitical fragmentation in 3.022 (55 Dobra) Europe Chair: Gonzalo Pozo, King's College London Discussant: Gonzalo Pozo, King's College London The European Sovereign Debt Crisis and the Fragmentation of Europe Gonzalo Pozo King's College London, United Kingdom Authoritarian neoliberalism and EU crisis strategy Ian Bruff University of Manchester, United Kingdom Gramsci in Brussels - Placing the study of European Environmental Policy within Europe's broader struggle for global hegemony Kim Bizzarri, Ludek Stanivoha University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom 4:30pm - 6:15pm TD16-4: Power, Corporations and the Business Case for Gender 3.045 (55 Dobra) Chair: Janine M Brodie, University of Alberta Discussant: Catia Gregoratti, Lund University A Gender Perspective: Corporate Codes and Stakeholders in the Clothing Industry Vicki Crinis University of Woolongong, Australia Beyond the Corporate University and the Business Case for Diversity Malinda Smith University of Alberta, Canada Capitalizing on the ‘Gender Dividend’: The Growth of Global Finance and the Instrumentalization of Gender Equality and Development Adrienne Roberts University of Manchester, United Kingdom The Corporatization of Activism: A Gendered Perspective Genevieve LeBaron University of British Columbia, Canada 4:30pm - 6:15pm TD20-2: Organised Inequality: International Organisations as Sites and Agents of Unequal Orders 2.012 (55 Dobra) Chair: Dirk Peters, Peace Research Institute Frankfurt Discussant: Dirk Peters, Peace Research Institute Frankfurt Decision-making among unequals: The case of the nuclear non-proliferation regime Caroline Fehl Peace Research Institute Frankfurt, Germany Democratic Status in International Organizations Catherine Hecht Vienna School of International Studies, Austria Political Inequality in a Stratificatory International Society: The Politics of Legitimation of Great Power Privileges in the League of Nations and the United Nations Thomas Müller Bielefeld University, Germany UNESCO World Heritage Site and The Image of Hierarchy of Cultures Dominika Ewa Woźniak University of Warsaw, Poland 4:30pm - 6:15pm 102 (Collegium Iuridicum III) TD24-2: Ideas and Concepts in International Relations Chair: Daniel Nexon, Georgetown University Discussant: Daniel Nexon, Georgetown University Global governance - A perspective on world politics: Four theoretical models. Magdalena Kozub-Karkut Jagiellonian University, Cracow, Poland Ideas in the study of International Relations Anna Rudakowska Tamkang University, Taiwan, Republic of China, Institute for European Studies (IES), Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) The Global Economic Crisis and International Labor Migration: The End of NeoLiberalism? Hironori Onuki York University, Canada The staging of piracy off the coast of Somalia in the German Bundestag Stefan Beck University Kiel, Germany Norms, Processes and Causality – Meta-theoretical Considerations on Norm Research in IR Bastian Loges Technische Universität Braunschweig, Germany 4:30pm - 6:15pm TD28-3: Resilience: The Complexity Conundrum 1.013 (55 Dobra) Chair: Florian P. Kuehn, Humboldt University Discussant: Florian P. Kuehn, Humboldt University Cyber resilience – analyzing transformations of security practices and subjects Mareile Kaufmann Peace Research Institute Oslo, Norway Catastrophe and Catastrophic Thought: What Can the Future Bring? Garnet Kindervater University of Minnesota, USA Knots and the politics of global connectivities Luis Lobo-Guerrero Groningen University, Netherlands, The The Age of Uncertainty deconstructed - Resilience and network thinking in security discourse Delf Rothe Hamburg University, Germany The Resilient State: New regulatory modes in international approaches to statebuilding? Florian P. Kuehn1, Jan Pospisil2 1 Humboldt University, Germany; 2Austrian Institute for International Politics (OIIP) 4:30pm - 6:15pm 2.12 (Collegium Iuridicum III) TD29-1: ESS features under question Chair: Spyros Blavoukos, Athens University of Economics and Business Discussant: Spyros Blavoukos, Athens University of Economics and Business A new breath of life into CSDP? Integration of EDEM and consolidation of EDTIB as reinvigoration mechanisms of European defence Kamil Łukasz Mazurek University of Warsaw, Poland Policy Differentiation: the “Gordian Knot” of the European Security Strategy Ana Paula Brandao University of Minho-NICPRI, Portugal The relations between the EU Special Representatives and the External Action Service: Potential for incoherent EU foreign policy? Dominik Tolksdorf Johns Hopkins University, United States of America The EU as a security provider in its neighbourhood: Assessing 10 years of the ENP Heidi Maurer1, Licínia Simão2 1 Maastricht University / Center for Transatlantic Relations (SAIS/JHU), Netherlands, The; 2 Center fos Social Studies, University of Coimbra “War Powers and the Lockean Federative Power in America and the EU” Benjamin C Thompson Kyungpook National University, Korea, Republic of (South Korea) 4:30pm - 6:15pm TD30-4: Securitisation and the Consitution of Spaces and Agency 2.014 (55 Dobra) Chair: Jana Hoenke, University of Edinburgh Discussant: Jana Hoenke, University of Edinburgh Enjoy the silence: process, security, political subject Xavier Guillaume University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom Migrant Agency in Securitisation Processes: Collective Movements and Regularisation Dilemmas in Europe 1 2 Georgios Karyotis , Dimitris Skleparis 1 University of Strathclyde; 2Queen Mary, University of London, United Kingdom Spatialization through securitization? New Regionalism in Central America Thomas Ploetze University Leipzig, Germany Urban Space and Security: the Milan Central Train Station Manuel Mireanu Central European University, Hungary 4:30pm - 6:15pm TD33-1: State Identity Policies in Post-Crisis Period: Theories and Cases Panel 1 3.024 (55 Dobra) Chair: Natalia Piskunova, Moscow State Institute of International Relations Discussant: Natalia Piskunova, Moscow State Institute of International Relations Fear not! Is Ahmet Davutoglu’s “Strategic Depth” a Threat to Ataturk’s “Peace in the Country, Peace in the World”? Gerassimos Karabelias, Kyriakos Mikelis Panteion University, Greece Policy Change in Industrial Policy in Brazil Colette Sophie Vogeler TU Braunschweig, Germany Compliance with international sanctions regimes - the case of the Czech Republic after the accession to the EU Stepanka Zemanova, Radka Drulakova University of Economics, Prague, Czech Republic 4:30pm - 6:15pm Brudzinski's Room (Kazimierzowski Palace) TD37-3: Knowledge, Ideas and the Financial Crisis in Europe Chair: Ozlem Onaran, University of Greenwich Discussant: Brigitte Young, University of Muenster After the Shake-Up: Investigating Relations between EU Centre and Periphery from a Discursive IPE Perspective Amelie Kutter Lancaster University, United Kingdom Explaining the Viability of the Euro through Security, Economic and Identity Interests Eric Molengraf Metropolitan University Prague, Czech Republic Lack of theory- or lack of practice? How to deal with financial markets in the globalised world. Malgorzata Smagorowicz Polish Academy of Sciences/ Bank Pekao SA, Poland The Notion of the Market in Economics and International Political Economy Tobias Pforr University of Warwick, United Kingdom 4:30pm - 6:15pm 212 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) TD38-4: The politics of foreign aid in non-traditional donors Chair: Isabelle Calleja Ragonesi, University of Malta Discussant: Damiano de Felice, London School of Economics What Factors Determine Arab Aid Allocation? Khalil Bitar University of Antwerp, Belgium The Rise of Emerging Powers as Sources of Development Cooperation in Africa Philani Malibongwe Mthembu Freie Universitaet, Berlin, Germany Brazil as a new international donor: complying with the North-South Cooperation or creating the new norms of the South-South Cooperation? Sara Tatiana Rodrigues University of Minho, School of Economics and Management - EEG, Portugal Continuity and Change in China-Africa Relations: The Case of Tanzania Paul Hoebink, Xufei Shi Radboud University Nijmegen, The Netherlands Blessed is He Who Considers the Human Rights Paradigm: Maltese aid between charity and human rights, between Catholicism and secularism Isabelle Calleja, Anna Khakee, Maria Pisani University of Malta, Malta 4:30pm - 6:15pm 403 (Collegium Iuridicum I) TD39-2: UN and regional organizations in Africa: complementarity or competition? Chair: Bertrand Badie, Sciences Po Paris Discussant: Philippe Droz-Vincent, University of Toulouse Framing and implementing responsibility to protect (R2P): Regional organizations vs. the United Nations Dorota Heidrich University of Warsaw, Poland Institutional Choice and Military Peace Operations - The Division of Labor between Regional and Global Security Institutions in Peacekeeping and Peace Enforcement Daniel Odinius University of Bamberg, Germany Regional organizations as (new) building blocks of peace? “Inclusive” conflict management in West Africa Richard Boesch, Christoph Weller. Prof. Dr. University of Augsburg, Germany United in diversity? On the relations between UN, regional and non-state peacekeepers in the Horn of Africa Clara Egger Sciences Po Grenoble, UMR PACTE 5194 (CNRS, IEP, UJF,UPMF), PhD student associated to the French Institute of Strategic Research (IRSEM) 4:30pm - 6:15pm 113 (Old Library of University of TD42-2: Roundtable on Using Social Media to Communicate Published Research Warsaw) Using Social Media to Communicate Published Research David Mainwaring1, David Galbreath2, Tomasz Pugacewicz3 1 Sage Publications; 2University of Bath, UK; 3Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland 4:30pm - 6:15pm 1.014 (55 Dobra) TD43-5: European and Chinese Perspectives on IR (organised by China National Association for International Studies CNAIS) Chair: Xinning Song, Renmin University of China Discussant: William A. Callahan, University of Manchester European and Chinese IR: Comparative Approach Xinning Song1, Yong Wu2 1 Renmin University of China, China, People's Republic of; 2Yanshan University of China Marxism in Chinese IR Theory-building Tianhong Luo Renmin University of China, China, People's Republic of The ‘English School’ and Chinese Studies of International Relations Yongjin Zhang University of Bristol, United Kingdom Date: Friday, 20/Sep/2013 9:00am - 10:45am FA01-13: Global Perception of China's Rising Power 114 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Dominik Mierzejewski, University of Lodz Discussant: Dominik Mierzejewski, University of Lodz China’s Self-Perception as a Global Power Jan Rowiński1, Dominik Mierzejewski2 1 University of Warsaw, Poland; 2University of Lodz, Poland Japan’s Response to China’s Rise – The Determinants and Implications of the Decision to Nationalize the Senkaku/Diaoyutai Islands Karol Zakowski University of Lodz, Poland Russian discourse on China and its policy implications Marcin Kaczmarski University of Warsaw, Poland Southeast Asian Perceptions of Rising China Piotr Kozlowski University of Warsaw, Poland China's vision of energy policy: Among new colonialism, de-structuring of the partners and international trade Łukasz Zamęcki University of Warsaw, Poland 9:00am - 10:45am FA04-3: Crisis in Where? Military Intervention and Military Crises 211 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Umut Korkut, Glasgow Caledonian University Discussant: Cemil Boyraz, Istanbul Bilgi University How to Say No? Analyzing U.S. Justificatory Discourse on Military (Non-) Interventions in Humanitarian Crises Katharina Emschermann University of Bremen, Germany Where you stand depends on your ideas: bureaucratic politics and representations in the Dutch Ministry of Defense towards the decision to support to a peace mission during the Bosnian civil war (1992-95) Reint-Jan Willem Groot Nuelend Radboud University, the Netherlands The Resolution of Situational Ambiguity in International Crises Ben D. Mor University of Haifa, Israel Transatlantic Warfare Rhetoric and Prospect Theory Henrike Viehrig University of Bonn, Germany Comparing the 1996 Taiwan Strait and Aegean Sea Crises Bill Kappis1, Alexandra Doga2 1 The University of Sydney, Australia; 2Institute of International Relations, Greece 9:00am - 10:45am FA05-1: Legacies of War and Militarism 3.025 (55 Dobra) Chair: Chris Rossdale, Royal Holloway, University of London Discussant: Victoria Marie Basham, University of Exeter Liberations, Laagers and Latencies: Reflections on the Legacies of Apartheid’s Wars in Southern Africa Daniel Conway1, Edlmann Theresa2 1 2 Open University, United Kingdom; Rhodes University, South Africa National Heroes: War, Disability and Military Identity Sarah Bulmer University of Exeter, United Kingdom Political agency through Acts: Critical Security and the Case of Conscientious Objectors in Turkey Ertugrul Erol Middle East Technical University, Turkey 9:00am - 10:45am FA07-4: Anthropologization, politization and militarization of culture in IR 213 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Kamila Pronińska, Institute of International Relations Warsaw University Discussant: Kamila Pronińska, Institute of International Relations Warsaw University Anthropologization of International Relations Hanna Schreiber University of Warsaw, Poland Beyond Culture: Knowledge and Politics among People Hannes Hansen-Magnusson University of Hamburg, Germany Intercultural Communication in International Military Operations 1 2 Marién Durán , Antonio Ávalos 1 University of Granada, Spain; 2Autónoma University of Madrid, Spain Cultural Security: How to Analyze it? Agata Wiktoria Ziętek Maria Curie Skłodowska University, Poland Culture of Fear in International Politics and Its implications to Constructed Security Narratives Holger Mölder Estonian National Defence College, Estonia Unexpected Convergence: The Huntington/Fukuyama Debate Costa Andre Georghiou University of Johannesburg, South Africa 9:00am - 10:45am FA08-5: Democracy, Sovereignty and Intervention - Western vs Non-Western Views 2.12 (Collegium Chair: Tobias Debiel, Käte Hamburger Kolleg / Centre for Global Cooperation Research Iuridicum III) Discussant: David Chandler, University of Westminster Circumventing the Sovereign State? Intervention from Chinese Perspectives Hung-jen Wang Centre for Global Cooperation, Germany Second Thoughts in Beijing? The Evolution of China’s Attitude towards International Humanitarian Norms Mischa Hansel1, Marcel Will2 1 University of Cologne, Germany; 2University of Cologne, Germany The demise of “humanitarian intervention”: A growing normative power of the Global South? Lothar Joachim Brock Peace Research Institute Frankfurt, Germany The Transformation of Sovereignty in Emerging Democracies and FactSensitive Cosmopolitanism Johannes Plagemann GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies, Germany Democratic Peace Theory And Africa’s International Relations Seifudein Adem Binghamton University, United States of America 9:00am - 10:45am FA09-5: Challenges for European Public Diplomacy 116 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: James Pamment, University of Texas at Austin Discussant: James Pamment, University of Texas at Austin City Public Diplomacy Teresa La Porte University of Navarra, Spain Is there any European Digital Public Diplomacy? Juan Luis Manfredi Universidad de Castilla - La Mancha, Spain What is the Contribution of Small and Medium Size Countries to the Concept of European Public Diplomacy? Beata Ociepka University of Wroclaw, Poland European Public Diplomacy and the Challenge of Cultural Diversity Mai'a K. Davis Cross ARENA Centre for European Studies, Norway 9:00am - 10:45am FA09-6: Commercial Diplomacy in Turbulent Times 113 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Bostjan Udovic, FACULTY of Social Sciences Discussant: Rebecca Adler-Nissen, University of Copenhagen Fruits of the Slovak Economic Diplomacy in the Times of Crisis: Inputs vs. Outputs Ing. Michal Polgar University of Economics in Bratislava Role of commercial diplomacy in fighting the crisis Ana-Maria Boromisa, Anastasya Raditya Ležaić Croatian Institute of International Relations The “re-birth” of Slovenian commercial diplomacy after the sprung of the current economic crisis Bostjan Udovic Faculty of Social Sciences, Slovenia The comparative studies on the approach of the United Kingdom and Canada towards the extraterritorial dimension of the US sanctions before and after crisis in 2008 Kryštof Kruliš Czech Republic 9:00am - 10:45am FA10-2: International Society: Regional and Bilateral Dimensions 112 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Yongjin Zhang, University of Bristol Discussant: Ahmet Nuri Yurdusev, Middle East Technical University European International Society and the Institution of War: Critical Reflections on the Midwife of History Adrian G.V. Hyde-Price University of Bath, United Kingdom The conception of international society and Turco-German relations Ahmet Nuri Yurdusev, Murat Demirel Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey Regional International Society in Contemporary African International Relations Elaine Tan National University of Singapore, Singapore The interplay between regional international societies Thomas Linsenmaier Tartu University, Estonia 9:00am - 10:45am FA11-8: EU Presidencies, EU Diplomats and Questions of Representation 1.007 (55 Dobra) Chair: Edith Drieskens, KU Leuven Discussant: Edith Drieskens, KU Leuven European Union in a modern world: Transatlantic perspective - the one and only or just one of several solutions. Paweł Jan Olszewski Institute of Political Studies Polish Academy of Science, Poland European Union representation in International Relations before and after the Treaty of Lisbon Joanna Modrzyńska Nicolaus Copernicus University, Toruń, Poland The cooperation between the Rotating Presidency and the High Representative: Is there enough space for both? Case of Polish presidency Monika Sus University of Wroclaw, Poland 9:00am - 10:45am FA11-9: European Foreign Policy 1.008 (55 Dobra) Chair: Esther Barbe, Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals Discussant: Esther Barbe, Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals Responding to local expectations? Deploying civilian mission in the Eastern Neighbourhood: the cases of EUJUST Themis Georgia and EUBAM MoldovaUkraine Madalina Dobrescu London School of Economics, United Kingdom Failing the State? An investigation of European Union’s global role based on its Engagements for Somalia Constanze Maria Litt Uppsala University, Sweden, Kölner Forum für Internationale Beziehungen und Sicherheitspolitik e. V. (KFIBS), Germany, Maastricht University, Netherlands The European Neighborhood Policy as a Test Case of EU’s Soft Power: Is it an Effective Foreign Policy Tool? Beata Piskorska The Jean Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Poland 9:00am - 10:45am FA13-6: The EU and its Southern ‘Borderlands’: Governance, Power, and its 111 (Old Library of Limits University of Warsaw) Chair: Raffaella A. Del Sarto, European University Institute Discussant: Sonia Lucarelli, University of bologna (In)Coherence and (Un)Accountability in the Security Policies of the European Union Chiara Steindler European University Institute, Italy A Diffusion Approach to the Emergence of a Euro-Mediterranean Energy Community Simone Tholens European University Institute, Italy Europe in the post-Arab Context Uprisings: The Irrelevant Power? Federica Bicchi LSE Normative Empire Europe and the Revolts in its Southern Borderlands Raffaella A. Del Sarto European University Institute, Italy 9:00am - 10:45am FA15-3: Narrative, citizenship and otherness in crisis Europe 3.022 (55 Dobra) Chair: Ian Klinke, University College London Discussant: Ian Klinke, University College London De-colonising the EU’s democratisation policy through the Maghreb periphery Bohdana Dimitrovova University of Tubingen, Germany Cosmopolitan Citizenship and the Crisis of European Identity Eli Vinokur, Hanan Alexander University of Haifa, Israel Deconstructing the "Ideal Power Europe" Meta-narrative: The Case of North Africa Munevver Cebeci Marmara University, Turkey Reconsidering the Eurozone crisis: Epistemes, power/knowledge and the abduction of politica Europa Yannis Tsantoulis Universrity College London, United Kingdom 9:00am - 10:45am FA15-4: Security, power and knowledge in crisis Europe 3.024 (55 Dobra) Chair: Gonzalo Pozo, King's College London Discussant: Gonzalo Pozo, King's College London Mythologies of European Security Felix Ciuta UCL, United Kingdom Vertical and Horizontal Coherence in EU Security Policy and Discourse Anna Maria Friis Kristensen University of Bristol, United Kingdom The European Union’s support for Fayyad’s state-building plan: Motives, consequences and implications Dimitris Bouris College of Europe 9:00am - 10:45am FA16-5: The Gendered Political Economy of Security and Terror 3.045 (55 Dobra) Chair: Juanita Marie Elias, Griffith University Discussant: Anita Lacey, University of Auckland Can the Neoliberal Security Market Listen? Experiences of Gurkhas in Private Security Amanda Chisolm University of Bristol, UK Empowerment as Therapeutic Governance: A Feminist Analysis of the Development-Security Nexus Sydney Calkin University of York, UK Global Governance, (In)security and the Entrepreneurial Woman Katherine Allison1, Catia Gregoratti2 1 2 Glasgow University, UK; Lund University, Sweden 9:00am - 10:45am FA18-3: Roundtable on Global Biopolitics: History, Theory, Cases, Beyond Biopolitics? 102 (Collegium Iuridicum III) Chair: Simona Rentea, Aberystwyth University 'Beyond Biopolitics'? Luis Lobo-Guerrero1, Doerthe Rosenow2, Mika Ojakangas3, Jemima Repo4, Sergei Prozorov5, Simona Rentea6 1 2 3 Groningen University, Netherlands; Oxford Brookes University, UK; University of Jyvaskyla, Finland; 4University of Helsinki, Finland; 5University of Helsinki, Finland; 6Aberystwyth University UK 9:00am - 10:45am FA23-4: Partners or Rivals? Theorizing and Mapping IO Interaction in Times of 215 (Old Library of Crisis Chair: Andrea Schneiker, University of Siegen, Germany University of Discussant: Clara Egger, Sciences Po Grenoble - UMR PACTE Warsaw) Between UN- and Un-Mandated Interventions: Regional Organizations and Military Intervention Anja Jetschke, Bernd Schlipphak University of Goettingen, Germany Independent Actor or Dependent Agent? International Organizations and the Implementation of UNSCR 1325 'Women, Peace and Security' Andrea Schneiker University of Siegen, Germany IOs and the climate crisis: A discursive approach to climate mainstreaming Chris Methmann University of Hamburg, Germany, Germany Walking together or racing to the finish: The closure of international criminal tribunals Viviane Dittrich LSE, UK 9:00am - 10:45am FA29-6:Roundtable on IR (theory) and the EU's external action: learning by 115 (Old Library of example? Chair: Jamal Shahin, University of Amsterdam / Vrije Universiteit Brussel University of Warsaw) IR (theory) and the EU's external action: Learning by example? 1 2 3 4 Knud Erik Jorgensen , Virginie Mamadouh , Sebastian Oberthur , Nina Graeger 1 2 3 University of Aarhus, Denmark; University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands; Vrije Universiteit Brussel - Institute for European Studies; 4Norwegian Institute of International Affairs 9:00am - 10:45am FA30-5: Securitisation and the Energy/Environment Policy Nexus 2.014 (55 Dobra) Chair: Thomas Diez, University of Tuebingen Discussant: Stefan Elbe, University of Sussex A depoliticized securitization? The case of environmental securitization within the United Nations Lucile Maertens Sciences Po Paris, France / University of Geneva, Switzerland / Institut de Recherche Stratégique de l'Ecole Militaire (IRSEM), France Articulating Civil Security Threats: Who Securitises Emergencies and Disasters in Europe? 1 2 3 Kirchner Emil , Evans Fanoulis , Han Dorussen 1 University of Essex, United Kingdom; 2University of Essex, United Kingdom; 3University of Essex, United Kingdom Energy security and the Europeanization of energy policy: Politicization or securitization? Maria Julia Trombetta Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands Ethics, securitisation and energy security: The case of the United States Jonna Katarina Nyman University of Birmingham, United Kingdom What's at Stake in Securitizing Climate Change? Towards a Differentiated Approach Thomas Diez, Franz von Lucke, Zehra Wellmann University of Tuebingen, Germany 9:00am - 10:45am FA31-2: Institutional Solutions to Conflict? 1.014 (55 Dobra) Chair: Magdalena Maria Madej, Jagiellonian University Discussant: Anthony David Burke, UNSW Intelligence community as a distorted epistemic community: Reflections on EU security policies Artur Gruszczak Jagiellonian University, Poland International Economic Sanctions and Domestic Politics Lee Jones Queen Mary, University of London, United Kingdom NATO's strategic communication Justyna Arendarska Uniwersytet Wrocławski, Poland The United Nations and standing peacekeeping capacities: Towards a more comprehensive form of international conflict resolution? David Manus Curran University of Bradford, United Kingdom Why do crises not escalate? Carina Schmidt Universität der Bundeswehr München, Germany 9:00am - 10:45am FA32-3: Reflexivity, Power & Practice: New Directions for the Sociology of IR 214 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Jonathan Mark Joseph, University of Sheffield Discussant: Jonathan Mark Joseph, University of Sheffield Practices as Mediations and Sites of the Social: For a Reflexive Study of Cognitive Ideologies and the Scholarly Subject Inanna Hamati-Ataya University of Sheffield, United Kingdom Feeling at Home: Language, Borderlands, and the Domopolitics of the Sociology of IR Anne-Marie D'Aoust Université du Québec à Montréal, Canada The materiality of time and the sociology of academic professionals Xavier Guillaume1, Oliver Kessler2 1 University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom; 2University of Erfurt From denunciatory to practical reflexivity: Anthropology and sociology of knowledge for the practice of IR Audrey Alejandro Science Po Bordeaux, France 9:00am - 10:45am FA38-5: Donor motivations in development policy 212 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Jörg Faust, German Development Institute Discussant: Jonathan Fisher, University of Birmingham Portuguese foreign aid politics: A critical analysis Daniela Nascimento, Paula Duarte Lopes Centre for Social Studies/University of Coimbra, Portugal The Tragedy of Being a Middle-Power: Political and Strategic Interests in the Foreign Aid Program of the Netherlands Paul Hoebink Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands, The The Domestic Politics of European Budget Support Jörg Faust, Svea Koch German Development Institute, Germany Civilian Powers, Domestic Interests and Foreign Aid: Explaining Germany’s Contradictory Development Policy towards Turkey Cemal Karakas Peace Research Institute Frankfurt (PRIF), Germany Legitimising International Development Organisations - a false claim to 'moral authority'? Maxi Ussar London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom 9:00am - 10:45am FA39-3: Hybrid peace operations: Institutional complexity, overlapping perspectives and political-normative choices 403 (Collegium Chair: Lyubov Grigorova Mincheva, Sofia University Iuridicum I) Discussant: Ivani Vassoler-Froelich, State University of New York Building on the lessons learned from peacekeeping operations: A preliminary assessment of the evolving regional security mechanisms in Latin America Ivani Vassoler Froelich Fredonia College, SUNY Crisis management in Sub-Saharan Africa: Lessons from Sahel and the Horn of Africa – towards a new formula for global peace and security cooperation Kamil Zajaczkowski Centre for Europe, Warsaw University Peacekeeping in the Mediterranean – ongoing challenge for the international community Paula Ewa Marcinkowska University of Warsaw, Poland Third generation” peacekeeping missions - Bosnia: Diversity of actors, diversity of action? Lyubov Grigorova Mincheva Sofia University, Bulgaria 9:00am - 10:45am FA40-2: China and the Euro Crisis Brudzinski's Room (Kazimierzowski Palace) Chair: Joern-Carsten Gottwald, Ruhr UNiversity Bochum Discussant: Miguel Otero-Iglesias, ESSCA School of Management Strategic Partners Taking the Leadership? The European Union, China and the G 20 Joachim Schild1, Joern-Carsten Gottwald2 1 University of Trier, Germany; 2Ruhr University Bochum, Germany The Eurozone Crisis and the Political Economy of China-EMU Relations Mattias Vermeiren, Ferdi De Ville Ghent University, Belgium China, the G20 and the Euro Crisis: A Test Case for Global Economic Governance Sebastian Bersick Fudan University, China, People's Republic of Political responses to the economic crisis: China, Japan and South Korea Niall James Duggan1, Kamila Szczepanska2 1 University of Göttingen, Germany; 2University of Bochum, Germany 9:00am - 10:45am FA41-5: Bottom-up vs. Top-down: Tackling the Ecological Crisis from Different Perspectives 416 (Collegium Chair: Melanie Pichler, University Of Vienna Iuridicum I) Discussant: Kristina Dietz, Freie Universität Berlin Building the Global Ecological Responsibility - The German Example Helena Wyligała University of Lower Silesia, Poland Who are the “local communities”? – Indigenous people and Small farmers movements in the agrobiodiversity conservation regime Claudio Francesco Brenni UNIL - Université de Lausanne, Switzerland Water for the Green Economy: Recent Developments in Global Water Politics Bettina Köhler University of Vienna, Austria 10:45am - 11:15am Break 11:15am - 1:00pm FB01-7: International Relations in South Asia and beyond - Theories, perspectives and case studies 114 (Old Library of methodological Chair: Shantanu Chakrabarti, University of Calcutta University of Discussant: Toshi Yoshihara, US Naval War College Warsaw) Security in Indian Ocean region Jakub Zajaczkowski University of Warsaw, Poland South Asia – An Influence Battlefield between India and China? Marta Zdzieborska University of Warsaw The Sino-Pak "Energy Transport Corridor": An Assessment Cherng-shin Ouyang Chung-hua institution for economic research, Taiwan, Republic of China The Future of the Asian Maritime Order Toshi Yoshihara US Naval War College Western Perceptions of China’s Rise in the Context of Human Rights Marta Kosmala-Kozłowska Collegium Civitas 11:15am - 1:00pm FB06-5: IR and Islam: Muslim Political Thought, International Society, and GCC 211 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Maria do Céu de Pinho Ferreira Pinto, University of Minho Discussant: Katerina Dalacoura, London School of Economics Islamist Norm Entrepreneurs in International Society: Why, How and When do Religious Norms Diffuse in Liberal International Organizations? Gregorio Bettiza1, Filippo Dionigi2 1 European University Institute (EUI); 2London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) Regional integration and crises on the Persian Gulf Sub-region: Casus of Gulf Cooperation Council Wojciech Jerzy Grabowski Gdansk University, Poland CAM Analysis of Nation-State in IR and Islam Nassef Manabilang Adiong IR-IS Research Cohort 11:15am - 1:00pm FB08-6: The IPI's Role in Democratizing World Society: Conceptual and Empirical Considerations 2.12 (Collegium Chair: Zlatko Sabic, University of Ljubljana Iuridicum III) Discussant: Daniela Irrera, University of Catania Cosmopolitanism and the Democratization of World Society: What role for International Parliamentary Institutions (IPIs)? Maria Angelopolou1, Stelios Stavridis2 1 University of St. Andrews, UK; 2ARAID/University of Zaragoza The European Union and Brazil: Towards Multilayered Interparliamentary Cooperation? Davor Jancic1, Silvia Mergulhão2 1 LSE, UK; 2Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon The IPIs and national parliaments as seen from across the Atlantic: The participation of the US Congress in NATO and OSCE Parliamentary Assemblies Zlatko Sabic, Petra Roter University of Ljubljana, Slovenia The OSCE PA and the promotion of democratic governance in Central Asia: A critical appraisal Licínia Simão University of Coimbra, Portugal What Can the Junior Learn from the Senior? - Comparing Institutional Capacities of Parliamentary Assemblies of OSCE and Council of Europe Andrea Garwich Justus Liebig University Gießen, Germany 11:15am - 1:00pm FB09-7: EU Diplomacy 116 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Costas M. Constantinou, University of Cyprus Discussant: Costas M. Constantinou, University of Cyprus Constituting the EU’s Community in the Neighbourhood: The Case of EU Diplomacy in Ukraine Maren Hofius University of Hamburg, Germany How Does the Shepherd Shelter His Sheep? Union Delegations and the Protection of EU Citizens Abroad Jan Wouters, Sanderijn Duquet Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies, KU Leuven One diplomacy or several? The EU and the viability of alternatives to the Westphalian paradigm Steffen Bay Rasmussen University of Deusto, Spain Track-Change Diplomacy: The Making of Crisis Responses at the European Council Rebecca Adler-Nissen University of Copenhagen, Denmark 11:15am - 1:00pm FB10-3: Roundtable on Barry Buzan and 'The English School Approach to IR' 403 (Collegium Iuridicum I) Chair: Yongjin Zhang, University of Bristol Barry Buzan's manuscript ‘The English School Approach to International Relations’ Yongjin Zhang1, Barry Buzan2, Cornelia Navari3, Peter Wilson4, Brunello Vigezzi5 1 University of Bristol, United Kingdom; 2London School of Economics; 3University of Buckingham; 4 London School of Economics; 5University of Milan 11:15am - 1:00pm FB11-10: Enduring Enlargement 1.007 (55 Dobra) Chair: Alfred Tovias, Hebrew University Discussant: Alfred Tovias, Hebrew University EU and Enlargement: Taking Stock of Four Decades of ‘Deepening’ and ‘Widening’ Elisabeth Johansson-Nogués Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals, Spain EU Enlargement Policy – Critical Review of the Theoretical Research Framework Adam Szymanski University of Warsaw, Poland The EU and the application of strategic instruments in foreign policy: The case of Bosnia and Herzegovina Dominik Tolksdorf Johns Hopkins University, United States of America EU Foreign Policy: Regional Challenges and Cooperation with Turkey Nilufer Karacasulu, Irem Askar Karakir Dokuz Eylul University, Turkey The European Union and Ukraine: The post-colonial approach Andrzej Roman Szeptycki University of Warsaw, Poland 11:15am - 1:00pm FB11-11: The Provision of Security Services by the EU: Cases and Controversies 1.008 (55 Dobra) Chair: Antoine Vandemoortele, King's College London Discussant: Antoine Vandemoortele, King's College London The EU and conflict resolution in the Occupied Palestinian Territories and Georgia: How successful? Comparing EUPOL COPPS and EUJUST Themis Madalina Dobrescu1, Dimitris Bouris2 1 London School of Economics, United Kingdom; 2College of Europe The EU as an international security provider: Kosovo case Olga Ilinichna Brusylovska I.I. Mechnikov Odessa National University, Ukraine The EU as a Police Reform Provider? Lessons from Bosnia and Herzegovina (2003-2012) Amelia Padurariu1, Valentin Nikolov2 1 Institute for European Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel; 2CSDP Political Adviser with the European Union Police Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina, 2003-2012 The Weimar Initiative: A turning point in Poland’s security policy? Justyna Zając University of Warsaw, Poland 11:15am - 1:00pm FB12-3: EU Performance I: Theory 216 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Robert Kissack, Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals Discussant: Robert Kissack, Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals EU Performance in Multilateral Institutions: From “Simple (1.0)” to “Sophisticated Effectiveness (2.0)” Lisanne Groen, Sebastian Oberthur Institute for European Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium State of the art in EU Performance studies Jamal Shahin1, Anna Matus2 1 University of Amsterdam / Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium; 2University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands The EU-Global nexus in the field of diplomacy: The case of educational diplomacy Eva Hartmann Graduate Institute Geneva, Switzerland What role for EU delegations post-Lisbon? Finding the right balance between facilitation, coordination and full-blown diplomatic representation Heidi Maurer Maastricht University / Center for Transatlantic Relations (SAIS/JHU), Netherlands, The Normative Power Europe in a Multilateral Setting: Using the EU's Performance in the UN Human Rights Council to assess Performance as Leadership Lisanne Post University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, The 11:15am - 1:00pm FB13-7: The EU as a security actor in times of crisis 111 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Stefania Panebianco, University of Catania Discussant: James C. Sperling, University of Akron EU and Human Security: Reflecting on the CSDP Missions in the Western Balkans Nikolaos Tzifakis, Efstathios T. Fakiolas University of Peloponnese, Greece Theoretical explanations of Poland's European security policy Jacek Czaputowicz Warsaw University, Poland EU’s energy security policy in times of global challenges Kamila Pronińska Institute of International Relations Warsaw University, Poland 11:15am - 1:00pm FB14-2: European Union's Partnerships with South Africa and Australia: What 214 (Old Library of Kind of Partners? University of Warsaw) Chair: Antonio de Castro Raimundo, NICPRI - University of Minho Discussant: Laura Cristina Ferreira-Pereira, ISCSP-Technical University of Lisbon Negotiating EU-Australian Engagement: The 1994 and 2008 Wine Trade Agreements Lachlan de Lacy McKenzie The University of Melbourne, Australia The EU-South Africa strategic partnership: A stock-taking Antonio de Castro Raimundo NICPRI - University of Minho, Portugal The Search for Like-minded Partners in the Asia-Pacific region: The case of the EU’s expanding relationship with Australia Edward William Yencken The University of Melbourne, Australia 11:15am - 1:00pm FB16-6: Roundtable on Does Gender Matter in the Professional Development within IR Discipline? 3.045 (55 Dobra) Chair: Cynthia Enloe, Clark University Does gender matter in the professional development within IR discipline? Juanita Elias1, Elizabeth Prugl2, Georgina Waylen3, Adrienne Roberts3, Marysia Zalewski4 1 Griffith University, Australia; 2The Graduate Institute, Geneva; 3University of Manchester, UK; 4 University of Aberdeen, UK 11:15am - 1:00pm FB16-7: The Gendered Political Economy of Ecology and the Environment 3.022 (55 Dobra) Chair: Johnna Montgomerie, University of Manchester Discussant: Sébastien Rioux, University of British Columbia Eco-sexual Normativity and the Green Economy Emma Foster University of Birmingham, United Kingdom Gender, Hegemony and Counter-Hegemony: Biotechnology and food security in Brazil Beth Howieson University of Manchester, United Kingdom Social Reproduction as if it Mattered: Energy, Gender and Power in the 21st Century Tim DiMuzio University of Wollongong, Australia Virtual water flows: Re-articulating gendered structures of accumulation along globalizing agro-food commodity chains Lisa Bossenbroek, Carolina Dominguez-Guzman, Seema Kulkarni, Margreet Zwarteveen Wageningen University, the Netherlands 11:15am - 1:00pm FB18-4: Contesting Biopolitics: Politics and Critique 102 (Collegium Iuridicum III) Chair: David Chandler, University of Westminster Discussant: Tina Managhan, Oxford Brookes University Biopolitical Experience: Foucault, Power, and Positive Critique Claire Blencowe University of Warwick, UK On Confronting Biopolitical Global Governance Tahseen Kazi Ohio State University, United States of America Resisting the Spectrality of the Biopolitical Barry J. Ryan Keele University, UK The Security of Biopolitics (and the Discomfort of Politics) Doerthe Rosenow1, Lara Montesinos Coleman2 1 Oxford Brookes University, United Kingdom; 2University of Sussex, UK 11:15am - 1:00pm FB20-4: The Socio-Spaciality of Inequalities: Unequal Relations between Subjects and Spaces 2.012 (55 Dobra) Chair: Katja Freistein, University of Bielefeld Discussant: Katja Freistein, University of Bielefeld Female delegates in international negotiations: Diplomats inter pares? Linda Wallbott Johann Wolfgang Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany Global Governance Deficiencies – Democratic Legitimacy in the Global System Małgorzata Kwiatkowska Katowice School of Economics, Poland Voting rules in international organizations: A multi-method approach for studying conflicting notions of equality among states Dirk Peters Peace Research Institute Frankfurt, Germany Measuring the Cost of Privacy: A Look at the Distributional Effects of Private Bargaining Krzysztof Pelc1, Jeffrey Kucik2 1 McGill University, Canada; 2University College London, London 11:15am - 1:00pm FB23-5: Networks, Legitimacy and Security Governance 215 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Rafael Biermann, University of Jena Discussant: Marina Kolb, University of Salzburg Legitimacy as process: accessing reciprocal legitimation among peers in security governance Gustavo Müller University of Warwick, United Kingdom, Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium OSCE as a forum for security governance David Galbreath, Aynur Seidyusif University of Bath, United Kingdom How do international organizations address the crisis of legitimacy in peacebuilding? Joanne McEvoy University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom Eyes Wide Shut? Mapping the al-Qaida Network Through the Eyes of the UN Security Council 1 2 3 Eric Stollenwerk , Thomas Dörfler , Julian Schibberges 1 Collaborative Research Center 700 (SFB 700) Freie Universität Berlin; 2Otto-FriedrichUniversity Bamberg; 3Freie Universität Berlin The European Programme for the Protection of Critical Infrastructures – An impossible challenge for EU security governance? Raphael Bossong European University Viadrina, Germany 11:15am - 1:00pm FB25-2: The Role of Political Parties and Coalition Governments in Foreign Policy 1.014 (55 Dobra) Chair: Klaus Brummer, University Erlangen-Nuremberg Discussant: Sait Aksit, Gediz University How to Study the Party Politics of Foreign Policy: An Approach from Political Sociology Angelos Chryssogelos European University Institute Leaders or Followers? Explaining the Foreign Policy Roles of Junior Parties in Coalition Governments Klaus Brummer1, Kai Oppermann2 1 University Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany; 2Kings College London "Pendulum swings" and "politics stops at the water's edge" theories: Does party change influence foreign policy? Lukasz Wordliczek Jagiellonian University, Poland ‘Just another case of motherhood and apple pie?’ Exploring the relationship between British Conservatives and human rights in UK foreign policy making Peter Munce University of Hull, United Kingdom Memory, Trauma, and changing International Norms – the German Green Party’s struggle with Violence and its Concern for Humanity Hannes Hansen-Magnusson University of Hamburg, Germany 11:15am - 1:00pm FB26-2: Precarious Sovereignty 3.024 (55 Dobra) Chair: Nicholas J. Kiersey, Ohio University Discussant: Nicholas J. Kiersey, Ohio University Precarity and bodies in capitalist conditions of existence Ian Bruff University of Manchester, United Kingdom The Pathologies of Precarity Matt Davies Newcastle University, United Kingdom Precarity, Sovereignty and the International Ritu Vij University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom 11:15am - 1:00pm FB29-2: The EU WMD Strategy: Taking stock after the first ten years 115 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Benjamin Kienzle, King's College London Discussant: Clara Portela, Singapore Management University EU Non-Proliferation efforts towards emerging powers: The example of India Anne Finger, Götz Neuneck IFSH European Strategies to tackle the Iranian and North Korean Nuclear Crises Carla Portela Singapore Management University Institutions and epistemic policy networks in the EU’s non-proliferation governance Kamil Zwolski University of Southampton, United Kingdom The European Union and Export Controls Andrea Viski Stockholm International Peace Research Institute The EU’s multilateralist combat against the proliferation of WMD: A clear position but what about a strategy? Megan Dee University of Glasgow, United Kingdom 11:15am - 1:00pm FB30-6: (In)visible Securitisation 2.014 (55 Dobra) Chair: Philippe Bourbeau, University of Namur Discussant: Philippe Bourbeau, University of Namur Beyond Mnemonical Securitisation Maria Mälksoo University of Tartu, Estonia Securitisation and business spaces in the postcolony: The heterogeneity of everyday security Jana Hoenke University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom Securitization of HIV/AIDS in Thailand: The Ethical and Policy Implications of Invoking Fear in the National Response Gillian Kate Rollason Swansea University, United Kingdom ‘Nothing to see here’: A chromatological analysis of European police vehicles Juha Vuori1, Rune Saugmann2, Xavier Guillaume3 1 University of Turku, Finland; 2University of Copenhagen, Denmark; 3University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom 11:15am - 1:00pm FB36-2: The Arctic of Regions or Globalization - Arctic's International Relations Panel 2 3.025 (55 Dobra) Chair: Adam Stepien, Arctic Centre, University of Lapland Discussant: Rasmus Gjedssø Bertelsen, Aalborg University Participation of Indigenous Peoples Organizations in the Arctic Council Tamara Semenova Heritage Institute, Moscow, Russian Federation Roles of Actors in the Arctic International Relations Michał Łuszczuk Jan Kochanowski University, Poland The Arctic States – an exclusive club or responsible international actors? Lassi Heininen University of Lapland, Finland ‘Great Russian Arctic Game’ in political discourse of Russian leaders 1 2 Marianna Poberezhskaya , Olga Khrushcheva 1 University of Nottingham, United Kingdom; 2Manchester Metropolitan University 11:15am - 1:00pm FB37-5: Financial Practice & Governance: Lessons for the Eurozone 112 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Miguel Otero-Iglesias, ESSCA School of Management Discussant: Heikki Patomaki, University of Helsinki Asian Sovereign Wealth Funds – Threat or Rescue for the European Economies? Karina Joanna Jędrzejowska Institute of International Relations, University of Warsaw, Poland The Financial Crisis as a Catalyst for European Integration Dimitrios Katsikas Hellenic Foundation of European and Foreign Policy (ELIAMEP), Greece The transnational regulatory regime in banking and its impact on the global public good of financial stability: The political economy of Basel II and the consequences of transnational collective action in harmonized banking regulation Roman Goldbach University of Goettingen, Germany 11:15am - 1:00pm FB37-8: Eurozone Crisis Management and Social Logics 1 Brudzinski's Room (Kazimierzowski Palace) Chair: Greig Charnock, The University of Manchester Discussant: Robert Douglas Jessop, Lancaster University Addressing the rationality of ‘irrational’ European responses to the crisis: A political economy of the Euro zone and the need for an alternative framework for economic policy Dimitris P. Sotiropoulos Kingston University, London, UK, United Kingdom The Dynamics of Instability and Crisis: The case of the EU and its Eurozone Dennis Smith Loughborough University, United Kingdom The Transition of European Capitalism to a New Regulation Modus Klaus-Gerd Giesen Université d'Auvergne, Clermont-Ferrand (France) Europe's Ordo-Liberal Moment J. Magnus Ryner King's College London, United Kingdom 11:15am - 1:00pm FB38-6: The Domestic Impact of Foreign Aid 212 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Daniel Lambach, University of Duisburg-Essen Discussant: Jörg Faust, German Development Institute The Impact of Foreign Aid on Jordanian Economic Development and PolicyMaking Terfah Elfayez Nottingham Trent University, United Kingdom Mozambique's aid dependency – The Aid Trap behind African success story? Joanna Mormul Jagiellonian University, Poland Measuring State Collapse Daniel Lambach, Eva Johais, Markus Bayer University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany Aid and Democracy Redux Erasmus Kristoffer Kersting, Christopher Kilby Villanova University, United States of America Stabilizing Weak Democratization and Regime Failure through International Governance Support in Mali Julia Leininger German Development Institute / Deutsches Institut fuer Entwicklungspolitik (DIE), Germany 11:15am - 1:00pm FB41-4: Roundtable on Systemizing the Contributions from Global Political Ecology - Lessons Learned for Theory and Practice 416 (Collegium Iuridicum I) Chair: Ulrich Brand, Vienna University Understanding the Multiple Crisis - Contributions from Global Political Ecology 1 2 3 4 5 Ulrich Brand , Christina Plank , Bettina Kohler , Alice Vadrot , Melanie Pichler 1 University of Vienna, Austria; 2University of Vienna, Austria; 3University of Vienna, Austria; 4 ICCR Foundation, Austria; 5University of Vienna, Austria 11:15am - 1:00pm FB42-3: Roundtable on Journal Editors Explaining How to Get Published in Relations 113 (Old Library of International Chair: Karin Fierke, University of St Andrews University of Warsaw) Journal editors explain how to get published in International Relations 1 2 2 3 4 Beate Jahn , Antje Wiener , Sassan Gholiagha , David Mainwarning , John Groom , 5 Mathias Albert 1 University of Sussex, United Kingdom; 2University of Hamburg, Germany; 3Sage Publications; 4 University of Kent, United Kingdom; 5University of Bielefeld, Germany 1:00pm - 2:15pm Lunch 2:15pm - 4:00pm Semi-plenary 4 Room A (Auditorium Maximum) Chair: Mika Aaltola, Finnish institute of international affairs The body in/and international relations Karin Fierke1, Nicholas Kiersey2 , Sergei Prozorov3, Nicola Smith4 1 University of St Andrews; 2University of Ohio; 3University of Helsinki; 4University of Birmingham 2:15pm - 4:00pm Room B (Auditorium Maximum) Semi-plenary 5 Chair: Stefania Panebianco, University of Catania Europe and global affairs Marian Edward Haliżak1, Katie Laatikainen2, Sonia Lucarelli3, Zlatko Šabič4 1 University of Warsaw; 2Adelphi University; 3University of Bologna; 4University of Ljubljana 2:15pm - 4:00pm Room C (Auditorium Maximum) Semi-plenary 6 Chair: Tanja E. Aalberts, VU university Amsterdam The worlds of IR Stefano Guzzini Danish Institute for International Studies & Uppsala University 2:15pm - 4:00pm Room D (Auditorium Maximum) Semi-plenary 7 Chair: Andreas Nölke, Goethe University Frankfurt IR as the discipline of Western supremacy Kees van der Pijl University of Sussex 4:00pm - 4:30pm Break 4:30pm - 6:15pm FD01-8: Dynamics of Asia-Pacific regional system 114 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Marian Edward Haliżak, University of Warsaw Discussant: Jeff Roquen, Lehigh University (Pennsylvania, USA) China-Southeast Asian relations: global and regional linkages Pascal Abb, Georg Strüver GIGA Hamburg, Germany Re-investigation on the Nature of US Hegemony in the Asia-Pacific Region: A Neo-Gramscian Approach to the U.S.-Japan Alliance Misato Matsuoka University of Warwick, United Kingdom U.S. accommodation of the rise of China: Habitual behavior as a driver of international change Björn Jerdén Swedish Institute of International Affairs / Stockholm University, Sweden The Indian Ocean Region in International Relations Theory Jakub Zajaczkowski University of Warsaw, Poland 4:30pm - 6:15pm FD03-1: Autocratic regimes in the Middle East and North Africa and the (Re-) construction of the 'world in crisis' 2.012 (55 Dobra) Chair: Michal Natorski, College of Europe Discussant: Michal Natorski, College of Europe Conflict Behavior of Illiberal Democracies: Implications for the Middle East and North Africa Karen Kristina Petersen Middle Tennessee State University, United States of America From “Odyssey dawn” to the dusk of Gaddafi regime: Russia’s perspective on “(un)just” ending of the Libya intervention Ivars Liepnieks Riga Stradins University, Latvia, University of Leuven, Belgium Economies of Gulf Countries in the period of world crisis: Position of Gulf countries in the changing world Adriana Lukaszewicz University of Warsaw, Poland Shariah Approved: Maqasid Al-Shariah in the Wake of the Arab Spring; The Egyptian Revolution Larry Christopher Anthony Suffa Islamic Seminary, United States of America 4:30pm - 6:15pm 416 (Collegium Iuridicum I) FD04-4: Ideas, Narrations and Discourses of "Crises" Chair: Umut Korkut, Glasgow Caledonian University Discussant: Umut Korkut, Glasgow Caledonian University The Eye of The Beholder. Narrating Crisis in the Ongoing Swedish Labour Migration Policy Debate Gregg Bucken-Knapp, Andrea Spehar University of Gothenburg, Sweden Diffusion of Crises Narratives and their Reception in Policy Making Antonia Graf1, Feindt Peter2 1 2 Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität, Germany; Cardiff University, UK EU decision-making on the Greek debt crisis: Frames, Ideas and Policy Groups Arnout Pieter Smit Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands, The Title: Political communication in Post-Soviet Belarus: The metaphorical messages of an authoritarian leader Solvita Denisa-Liepniece University of Latvia/University of Antwerp, Latvia "Crisis Talk" and climate change - How climate engineering might gain legitimacy Markus Lederer TU Darmstadt, Germany 4:30pm - 6:15pm FD05-4: Militaries, Militarization, Identities and Citizenship 3.025 (55 Dobra) Chair: Daniel Conway, Open University Discussant: Sarah Bulmer, University of Exeter Diversity as a martial value: "Can you have Muslim soldiers?" Vron Ware The Open University (UK), United Kingdom The Chief, the Minister, the Cadet and his 'Lover': Civil Military Relations as Homosociality Ben Wadham Flinders University, Australia ‘Making Gender Relevant’ - NATO, Transnational Hegemonic Masculinity and Gender Mainstreaming Matthew Hurley Oxford Brookes University, United Kingdom Sisters in Arms: Lessons for the U.S. Military from Women in Armed Rebel Groups Alexis Leanna Henshaw University of Arizona, United States of America Spectres of militarisation: Military wives’ mediation of precarity, vulnerability and symbolic violence during an operational tour Alexandra Hyde London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom British military wives as not-quite-members of the military community: A cause of vulnerability to intimate partner abuse Harriet Gray LSE, United Kingdom 4:30pm - 6:15pm FD06-6: IR and Islam: Arab Spring, Democracy, and Islamist Conceptions of Life 211 (Old Library of Political Chair: Rolin G. Mainuddin, North Carolina Central University University of Discussant: Maurits Berger, Leiden University Warsaw) Modernity, Secularism and ‘Islamic’ Conceptions of Democracy: The Case of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt Katerina Dalacoura London School of Economics, United Kingdom The Islamist discourse under scrutiny in the aftermath of the Arab Spring: An analysis of key Islamist conceptions of political life Maria do Céu Pinto University of Minho, Portugal “Foreign Policy Dynamics of Regime Change from the Arab Spring: Is There An Islamist Threat?" Rolin G. Mainuddin North Carolina Central University, United States of America 4:30pm - 6:15pm 213 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) FD07-5: Culture’s power – the (soft) power of culture Chair: Agata Wiktoria Ziętek, Maria Curie Skłodowska University Discussant: Justyna Nakonieczna, University of Warsaw Diversifying Russia's 'greatness' – Education export and public diplomacy Sirke Mäkinen Centre of Excellence in Russian Studies, School of Management, University of Tampere, Finland Vietnamese ‘change of heart’ – Are the ‘Asian values’ still attractive in the times of socio-economic development? Joanna Dobkowska University of Warsaw, Poland Play China in Europe: How Music Matters in Sino-European Relations Yudan Chen Fudan University, China, People's Republic of 4:30pm - 6:15pm 116 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) FD09-1: Diplomacy, Ethics and Responsibility Chair: Costas M. Constantinou, University of Cyprus Discussant: Costas M. Constantinou, University of Cyprus Beyond the diplomatic incident: The transfiguration of diplomatic crisis Noe Cornago University of the Basque Country, Spain Legality and Morality in Drone Killing: Implications for Diplomatic Practice Steven James Barela University of Geneva, Switzerland Legitmacy Crisis In International Relations: The United Nations Security Council H. Burç Aka Kadir Has University, Turkey The Ethics of Walk-out Diplomacy at the U.N. General Assembly Corneliu Bjola University of Oxford, United Kingdom 4:30pm - 6:15pm 403 (Collegium Iuridicum I) FD10-4: Master Institutions and International Organizations Chair: Cornelia Benvenuta Navari, University of Buckingham Discussant: Peter Wilson, LSE MI/IO connections: Preliminary findings from an empirical research project Laust Schouenborg University of Roskilde, Denmark Modeling the relations of Master Institutions and International Organizations Cornelia Benvenuta Navari University of Buckingham, United Kingdom The Master Institutions of International Society: Theorizing continuity and change Tonny Brems Knudsen University of Arnhus, Denmark Walk the line: The English School, international organisations and ordinary state conduct Christian Brutsch University of Zurich 4:30pm - 6:15pm FD11-12: Values, Means, Identity and Context: The EU and Security Governance 3.014 (55 Dobra) Chair: Sven Biscop, Egmont Institute Discussant: Sven Biscop, Egmont Institute Explaining epistemic policy networks as an approach in European Union security policy: Two stories to be told? Kamil Zwolski University of Southampton, United Kingdom The Impact of the EU Democracy Promotion Strategies on International Security Rosa Rossi University of Catania, Italy The Variable Effect of Military Means On EU Foreign Policy T.P. Palm VU University Amsterdam, Netherlands, The 4:30pm - 6:15pm FD13-8: The Problem of Leadership in European Foreign Policy: Theoretical and 111 (Old Library of Empirical Approaches Chair: Knud Erik Jørgensen, Aarhus University University of Discussant: Knud Erik Jørgensen, Aarhus University Warsaw) The EU’s Leadership in the Global Governance: Perceptions from the Others Sonia Lucarelli University of bologna, Italy Leading by Example? EU Confronts the Dynamics of International Change Esther Barbe Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals, Spain The Challenge of Leadership in International Organisations: Rivalry and partnership in the EU-NATO leadership Nina Graeger Norwegian Institute of International Affairs 4:30pm - 6:15pm FD14-3: Understanding EU Strategic Partnerships: Concepts, Discourses and Approaches 1.007 (55 Dobra) Chair: Laura Cristina Ferreira-Pereira, ISCSP-Technical University of Lisbon Discussant: Pawel Frankowski, Maria Curie-Sklodowska University Strategic Partnerships as new channels of EU External Action: The cases of Brazil and Russia João Mourato Pinto University of Minho - School of Economics and Management, Portugal Strategic Partnerships: Opening the ‘Black Box’ of a new foreign policy instrument 1 2 3 Laura C. Ferreira-Pereira , Alena Vysotskaya G. Vieira , Bruno Oliveira Martins 1 ISCSP-Universidade Tecnica de Lisboa; 2Universidade do Minho/NICPRI; 3Universidade do Minho/NICPRI The EU-Brazil Strategic Partnership: Changing the Terms of Engagement or ‘Business as Usual’? Laura Cristina Ferreira-Pereira ISCSP-Technical University of Lisbon, Portugal 4:30pm - 6:15pm FD16-8: The Gendered Nature of the Multiple and Multi-Faceted Crises (Part 1) 3.045 (55 Dobra) Chair: Rahel Kunz, Université de Lausanne Discussant: Rahel Kunz, Université de Lausanne Depletion: The Cost of Social Reproduction Shirin Rai1, Catherine Hoskyns2, Dania Thomas3 1 2 3 University of Warwick, UK; Coventry University, UK; University of Glasgow, UK Embodied Contradictions: Rethinking Uneven Development in Light of Social Reproduction Theory Sebastien Rioux University of British Columbia, Canada Gendering Austerity Politics: Restoration, Restraint and Resiliency Janine Brodie University of Alberta, Canada The Intersections of Crises: Executive Power, Social Reproduction and the 'Crisis' of Democracy Stefanie Woehl John-F. Kennedy Institut an der FU Berlin The New Social Contract: Family and Social Reproduction in South Korea Hyunok Lee National University of Singapore 4:30pm - 6:15pm 102 (Collegium Iuridicum III) FD18-6: Global Biopolitics: History, Theory, Cases Panel 7 The Economisation of Life: Value, Security, Risk Chair: Simona Rentea, Aberystwyth University Discussant: Suvi Alt, University of Lapland Social Control in Times of Crisis: The Case of the Sex Workers in Greece Maria Gkresta IMT Institute for Advanced Studies Lucca, Italy The Emperor’s new clothes, or How do political-economic fictions fail? The crisis of sovereign credit Nina Boy Lancaster University, UK The biopolitics of information and communications: Security, censorship and surveillance of a global and digital society Miguelángel Verde Garrido Freie Universität Berlin, Germany Sex, life insurance, and contemporary biopolitics Luis Lobo-Guerrero Groningen University, Netherlands, The 4:30pm - 6:15pm 216 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) FD19-4: Periodizations and Key Dates in International Relations Chair: Benjamin de Carvalho, NUPI Discussant: Halvard Leira, NUPI Rethinking benchmark dates in International Relations George Lawson, Barry Buzan LSE, United Kingdom Preinternational Polities: Political Change and Continuity in the Ancient Mediterranean Yale H Ferguson1, Richard W Mansbach2 1 Rutgers University-Newark, United States of America; 2Iowa State University Not 1648, But How About 1689? Early Modern Europe after the 1680s and a Model of the “Eighteenth Century European System” Daniel M. Green University of Delaware, United States of America Period Pieces: Periodization in Post-War International Relations Daniel Nexon Georgetown University, United States of America Theorizing Late Medieval Politics - Report from the Field Wojciech Kozlowski Central European University, Hungary 4:30pm - 6:15pm 00.112 (55 Dobra) FD25-3: Political Parties and Foreign Policy in Comparative Perspective Chair: Angelos Chryssogelos, European University Institute Discussant: Kai Oppermann, King's College London Foreign Policy, Migration and Political Parties: The Greek Case Charalambos Tsardanidis Institute of International Economic Relations, Greece Ideology or Pragmatism? Foreign Policy of Moderate Islamist Parties in Light of the Arab Spring: A Case Study on the Egyptian-Israeli Relations Laszlo Csicsmann Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary Polish Political Parties and European Integration: The Europeanization of Euroscepticism? Aleksandra Moroska-Bonkiewicz Lower Silesia University, Poland The impact of left-wing populist parties on foreign policy in Latin America Norbert Aleksander Nowakowski University of Warsaw, Poland The Left towards Global and European Challenges: Case of Polish Left-Wing Parties Maciej Raś University of Warsaw, Poland 4:30pm - 6:15pm 112 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) FD27-3: Regionalism in the Americas Chair: Sebastian Krapohl, University of Bamberg Discussant: Jorge Fernando Garzon Pereira, German Institute for Global and Area Studies Bolivarian Alliance for the Americas - A true alternative? Adam Paweł Traczyk University of Warsaw, Poland Economic crises as critical junctures of regional integration projects – The cases of NAFTA and MERCOSUR Thomas Ploetze University Leipzig, Germany Transatlantic Free Trade Agreement – The response to crisis and/or to the Asian pressure and new economic powers? Aleksandra Jarczewska Warsaw University, Poland From Leader to Rambo? A Qualitative Analysis of Brazil`s Role in MERCOSUR Katharina Luise Meißner European University Institute, Italy 4:30pm - 6:15pm FD28-4: Resilience: The Chrono-Politics of Resilience 1.013 (55 Dobra) Chair: David Chandler, University of Westminster Discussant: Jonathan Mark Joseph, University of Sheffield The emergence of resilience: a genealogy of ‘creative destruction’ Claudia Aradau King's College London, United Kingdom Securing through the Failure to Secure: Imagining the Resilient Nation through the Resignification of Tragic Sites Charlotte Heath-Kelly University of Warwick, United Kingdom i) Resilience, Recalcitrance, Empowerment: Governing the Human without Politics Jessica Schmidt University of Westminster, United Kingdom 4:30pm - 6:15pm 2.12 (Collegium Iuridicum III) FD29-3: The EU Security Strategy and Institutional Interactions Chair: James C. Sperling, University of Akron Discussant: Dimitris Bourantonis, Athens University of Economics and Business, ELKE Effective multilateralism: a critical analysis of the EU – US security relationship in the 21st century Andrzej Jan Podraza Catholic University of Lublin, Poland The EU and OSCE: Effective Multilateralism and Human Rights David Galbreath, Aynur Seidyusif University of Bath, United Kingdom EU-ASEAN – Partners or Competitors? Marcin Grabowski Jagiellonian University, Poland EU and NATO military operations: Effective multilateralism or corrosive competition? James C. Sperling University of Akron, United States of America 4:30pm - 6:15pm FD30-7: Securitisation, Deviance and International Relations 2.014 (55 Dobra) Chair: Wolfgang Wagner, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Discussant: Anna Geis, University of Magdeburg From a rogue to a parolee: Analyzing the rapprochement with Libya Michal Onderco Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands International Law, Renegade Regimes, and the Criminalization of Enmity Wouter G. Werner Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands Liberal Rogues: The pitfalls of great power collaboration and the stigmatization of revolutionary Naples in post-Napoleonic Europe Bernd Bucher Universität Bielefeld Rebels with a Cause? Dissident Foreign Policy and the (Re-) Production of International Politics Christian Weber, Daniel Jacobi, Gunther Hellmann Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main Rehabilitation or Exclusion? A Criminological Perspective on Policies towards “Rogue States” Wolfgang M. Wagner Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands 4:30pm - 6:15pm 214 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) FD32-4: Roundtable on After Epistemology: Directions for the Sociology of IR Chair: Inanna Hamati-Ataya, University of Sheffield Discussant: Inanna Hamati-Ataya, University of Sheffield After Epistemology: Directions for the Sociology of IR Inanna Hamati-Ataya1, Christian Bueger2, Anne-Marie D'Aoust3, Peter Marcus Kristensen4, Audrey Alejandro5, Xavier Guillaume6 1 University of Sheffield, United Kingdom; 2Cardiff University, United Kingdom; 3Université du Québec à Montréal, Canada; 4University of Copenhagen, Denmark; 5Sciences-Po Bordeaux, France; 6University of Edinburgh 4:30pm - 6:15pm FD34-2: Security and risk in metamorphosis: evolution and daily practices of situated meanings in reflexive security studies 3.022 (55 Dobra) Chair: Andrew William Neal, University of Edinburgh Discussant: Ole Wæver, University of Copenhagen Ghosts in the Machine: The Rhizomatic Threat/Promise of Anonymous as Memetic Communication Myriam Dunn Cavelty, Mark Daniel Jaeger ETH Zürich Logics of security and the transatlantic security space: A discursive reconstruction of local security practices in Germany Holger Stritzel University of St Andrews, UK The molecular practices of security: Thinking security bottom-up. Joscha Wullweber University of Kassel, Germany 4:30pm - 6:15pm FD35-3: Mapping Global Governance: How transnational networks and regimes shape global policies 1.014 (55 Dobra) Chair: Roman Goldbach, University of Goettingen Discussant: Roman Goldbach, University of Goettingen Mapping fragmentation in the global climate regime complex Oscar Widerberg, Marija Isailovic Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Modelling the (Trans)formation of Networked Global Governance Joseph Corkin1, Nina Boeger2 1 EUI; 2University of Bristol, UK Transnational Communities and their Role in the Dynamics of Global Governance – The Case of Competition Marie-Laure Djelic ESSEC Business School Transnational Governance and Domestic Regulatory Redistribution: The Politics of Pharmaceutical Harmonization Dimitris Katsikas University of Athens, Greece 4:30pm - 6:15pm FD36-3: The Arctic of Regions or Globalization - Arctic's International Relations Panel 3 3.024 (55 Dobra) Chair: Jussi Huotari, University of Lapland Discussant: Lassi Heininen, University of Lapland The new ‘polarity’ in world politics: The polar regions in changing geopolitical imageries Mathias Albert Bielefeld University, Germany Arctic governance - Regional and global dimensions Janusz, Ignacy Symonides Institute of International Relations,Warsaw University, Poland Arctic Regalia – Cultural ’Relics’ in Performing Economic Sovereignty in the Global North Joonas Kristian Vola Arctic Centre of the University of Lapland, Finland 4:30pm - 6:15pm FD37-6: The Geopolitical Economy of the Eurozone Crisis 113 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: David Bailey, University of Birmingham Discussant: Riccardo Bellofiore, University of Bergamo Geopolitics and Geo-economics of the Crisis of the Eurozone Alan Calfruny Hamilton College, Clinton, NY, USA Europe in the Eyes of the Dragon: Is China using the Euro Crisis to Diversify out of the Dollar? Miguel Otero-Iglesias ESSCA, School of Management, Paris The Limits to Capital in the European Periphery: Crisis and Revolt in Spain Greig Charnock1, Thomas Purcell2, Ramon Ribera-Fumaz2 1 The University of Manchester, United Kingdom; 2Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Spain 4:30pm - 6:15pm 212 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) FD38-8: The Politics of Aid Allocation Chair: Damiano de Felice, London School of Economics Discussant: Wil Hout, Erasmus University Rotterdam Development aid allocation, a sectoral perspective Anna Jüngen Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands, The Governance of natural resources in foreign aid policy - Actors’ influence through decision networks Peter K. Aurenhammer Independent Researcher (associated with the University of Göttingen, Germany, Austrian Institute of International Affairs, Austria) Why does the EU not help the poorest of the poor? The EU’s aid allocation puzzle Siegfried Schieder University of Heidelberg, Germany The future of aid: Charity, contract or cooperation? Lars Engberg-Pedersen Danish Institute for International Studies, Denmark 4:30pm - 6:15pm FD39-4: Cooperation between actors in post-conflict dynamics 1.008 (55 Dobra) Chair: Milena Dieckhoff, Sciences Po Paris - CERI Discussant: Herbert Wulf, Centre for Global Cooperation Research Cooperation vs. Competition: The question of comprehensive approach within NATO’s Civil-Military Cooperation Agata Mazurkiewicz Jagiellonian University in Kraków, Poland Politics of Politics Denied? Rule of Law Reforms in Post-Conflict Kosovo Maj Lervad Grasten Copenhagen Business School, Denmark Post-conflict Libya reconstruction and reconciliation: What role for Europe´s paradiplomatic and parliamentary diplomatic actors? 1 2 3 Stelios Stavridis , Irene Fernández Molina , Paqui Santonja 1 ARAID; 2UCM; 3IUEE The EU delegations in fragile states: Facilitating convergence? Mark Peter Furness German Development Institute, Germany EU and U.S. cooperation in rule of law assistance in Kosovo Dominik Tolksdorf Johns Hopkins University, United States of America 4:30pm - 6:15pm 115 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) FD40-3: Financialization and the Crisis Chair: Andreas Nölke, Goethe University Frankfurt Discussant: Andreas Nölke, Goethe University Frankfurt Current Global Economic Crisis and Sustainability of the Eurozone: Is It the Real Economy or the Financial Market to Be Fixed in PIIGS? Ozgun Sarimehmet Duman Altin Koza University, Turkey European imbalances? A class-struggle explanation Engelbert Stockhammer1, Cédric Durand2 1 Kingston University, UK; 2CEPN (CNRS/Paris 13), France Financialization and the Eurozone Crisis Andreas Nölke Goethe University, Germany Functional spillover conditions: Learning from the Eurozone crisis Patricia Garcia-Duran, Montserrat Millet University of Barcelona, Spain 4:30pm - 6:15pm FD40-4: Ideas, Institutions, and Interests: Domestic Sources of European Policy Divergences Brudzinski's Room Economic Chair: Stefan Alexander Schirm, Ruhr University of Bochum (Kazimierzowski Discussant: Hubert Zimmermann, Philipps University Marburg Palace) Defence investment in the European Union and the economic crisis Jerzy Kacała University of Wrocław, Poland China, the Euro and the Global Monetary System: Conflict or Cooperation? Hubert Zimmermann Philipps University Marburg, Germany Compromise and Compliance: Societal Foundations of Policy Divergence in the Euro Crisis Stefan Alexander Schirm Ruhr University of Bochum, Germany Restructuring Financial Supervision in the EU: A Societal Approach to British and German Policies Aukje van Loon Ruhr University of Bochum, Germany Success potentially guaranteed? German and British leadership in the G20 Laura Mahrenbach Curry College, Milton MA The active state in times of the global economic crisis – Germany, UK and EUlevel compared Michael Franke Ruhr University of Bochum, Germany 4:30pm - 6:15pm 215 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) FD42-4: Roundtable on Meeting the Publishers of the Books Chair: AJR Groom, Canterbury Christ Church University Meeting the publishers of books Eleanor Davey Corrigan1, Andrew Humphrys2 1 Palgrave Macmillan; 2Routledge Date: Saturday, 21/Sep/2013 9:00am - 10:45am SA01-10: China in IR and IR in China 114 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Gregory John Moore, Zhejiang University Discussant: Gregory John Moore, Zhejiang University China, Russia and the SCO: The Limits of Cooperation Gregory John Moore Zhejiang University, China, People's Republic of China’s Policy Options and Recent Tendencies in Territorial Disputes Chong Feng Zhejiang University, China, People's Republic of Chinese Political Philosophy in Contemporary International Relations Zhimian Weng Zhejiang University, China, People's Republic of Contemporary Sino-Russian Relations and Perspectives for Future Cooperation Sergey Zhmaka Zhejiang University, China, People's Republic of Rawls: Travels in China Rachel Flaherty Zhejiang University, China, People's Republic of US-Russian-Chinese Relations: Building International Society in a Response to Challenges to Mutual Cooperation Kristina Bekenova Zhejiang University, China, People's Republic of 9:00am - 10:45am SA03-2: China and the (re-)construction of the 'world in crisis' 3.022 (55 Dobra) Chair: Giselle Bosse, Maastricht University Discussant: Giselle Bosse, Maastricht University Power Shift to the East? American Hegemony and China's Ascent in Times of Global Financial & Monetary Crises Marc Venhaus Freie Universität Berlin, Germany China’s developmental Keynesianism: A hijacked consensus Yang Jiang Copenhagen Business School, Denmark Democracy or Democratization Theories in Crisis? Regime Differentiation: Merits and Theoretical Implications. Jeroen J. J. Van den Bosch Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland 9:00am - 10:45am SA05-6: Consuming security: Private military and security companies (PMSCs) and their clients 3.025 (55 Dobra) Chair: Andrea Schneiker, University of Siegen, Germany Discussant: Andrea Schneiker, University of Siegen, Germany Constructing and Consuming “Security” as a Commodity: Implications of a Marketization of Force from the Client’s Perspective Cyril Magnon-pujo University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne Responsible Consumption? Representing Gurkhas in Private Security Amanda Chisholm University of Bristol, United Kingdom Security Supermarket? Voice, Choice and Exit in the Consumption of Private Security Elke Krahmann Brunel University, London, United Kingdom 9:00am - 10:45am SA06-7: IR and Islam: Turkey's Political Islam and Foreign Policy 211 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Gül Ceylan Tok, Kocaeli University Discussant: Can Zeyrek, University of Marburg Approaches to Political Islam in Turkey: A Gramscian Challenge Gorkem Altinors University of Nottingham, United Kingdom Political Islam as elite Ideology in Turkish Foreign Policy-Making? Zenon Tziarras University of Warwick, United Kingdom Turkey’s Political Islam and the West Galip Dalay SETA Foundation for Political, Economic and Social Research, Turkey Turkey’s Recent Foreign Policy and Davutoğlu’s Role as an Islamic Intellectual Istar Gozaydin Dogus University, Istanbul, Turkey 9:00am - 10:45am SA07-6: Cultural construction of space, boundaries and territories – How to 213 (Old Library of create the Other? University of Warsaw) Chair: Justyna Nakonieczna, University of Warsaw Discussant: Justyna Nakonieczna, University of Warsaw Does post-development theory find alternatives to Westernization of International Relations? African persperctive. Ewelina Róża Lubieniecka Institute of International Relations, University of Warsaw, Poland How the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples is (not) implemented in Latin America Katarzyna Cholewińska University of Warsaw, Poland Inside but not In: Alienation of Immigrants in France and Migrants in Russia as a Security Threat Iuliia Kononenko Department of Global Affairs, Rutgers University-Newark, United States of America Brutalised Brutalism: A Politics of Architectural Memory and Postcommunist Subjectivity in Czech Republic Benjamin Tallis1,2 1 University of Manchester, Manchester, UK; 2Anglo American University, Prague, Czech Republic 9:00am - 10:45am SA09-8: Diplomacy 2.0: Informal International Security Arrangments 116 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Tom Sauer, Universiteit Antwerpen Discussant: Tom Sauer, Universiteit Antwerpen Constructing the informal pyramdis: Authority, power, and effectiveness of informal international institutions Qerim Qerimi University of Pristina Ten Years of the Proliferation Security Initiative: Still an Activity; Not (yet) an Organization Andrew Winner US Naval War College The Middle East Quartet and Informal Security Governance: Effective and Legitimate Instrument? Patrick Mueller University of Vienna 9:00am - 10:45am SA11-13: Diverging Multilateralism? The EU and International Institutions 3.014 (55 Dobra) Chair: Knud Erik Jørgensen, Aarhus University Discussant: Knud Erik Jørgensen, Aarhus University Caught in transformation: the EU’s relationship with the OSCE and NATO Niels van Willigen1, Joachim Koops2 1 Leiden University, Netherlands, The; 2Vrije Universiteit Brussel Economic institutions (IMF, WB, WTO, ILO, OECD) 1 2 3 4 Jan Orbie , Ferdi De Ville , Bregt Saenen , Joren Verschaeve 1 Ghent University, Belgium; 2Ghent University, Belgium; 3Ghent University, Belgium; 4Ghent University, Belgium Theoretical perspectives for the EU presence in the UN institutional structure Julija Brsakoska Bazerkoska Ss. Cyril and Methodius University, Macedonia, Republic of The EU and the multilateral system Edith Drieskens KU Leuven, Belgium Intersecting or Diverging? Understanding EU's Relationship to the UN Katie Verlin Laatikainen Adelphi University, United States of America 9:00am - 10:45am SA12-4: EU Performance II: Practice 212 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Robert Kissack, Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals Discussant: Jamal Shahin, University of Amsterdam / Vrije Universiteit Brussel Delegation Between Governors: Eclecticism and the Study of Multilateral Aid Eugenia Baroncelli University of Bologna, Italy The EU strategy in tackling organized crime in the framework of multilateralism Daniela Irrera University of Catania, Italy Facing old and new challenges: The effects of recent crises and reforms on European Union foreign policy. Anke Schmidt-Felzmann Stockholm University, Sweden EU Counterterrorism Coordinator: Coordinator Only or Actor in the External Dimension of EU Counter-Terrorism? Oldrich Bures1, Christian Kaunert2, Sarah Leonard2, Alexander Mackenzie3 1 2 3 Metropolitan University Prague, Czech Republic; University of Dundee, UK; Salford University, UK 9:00am - 10:45am SA13-9: The Others’ Perceptions of the EU’s International Leadership in Times of (organized by the Italian Society of Political Science SISP) 111 (Old Library of Crisis Chair: Sonia Lucarelli, University of Bologna University of Discussant: Hanna Ojanen, Finnish Institute of International Affairs Warsaw) Between Words and Pictures: Intertextual Analysis of EU External Media Images (case study of EU Strategic Partners in Asia-Pacific) Natalia Chaban1, Jessica Bain2 1 University of Canterbury, NZ; 2Uiversity of Leicester, UK From regional to global leadership? The perception of the European Union as environmental actor in Jordan Jasmin Gerau Institute of Development Research and Development Policy, Germany Others’ perceptions of EU performance in multilateral negotiations: Doing something of nothing in tackling global crises Megan Dee University of Glasgow, United Kingdom Perceptions of the European Union as a foreign policy actor: The case of Libya James C. Sperling University of Akron, United States of America The EU in the Mediterranean: Turkey's views Alessia Chiriatti University for Foreigners of Perugia, Italy 9:00am - 10:45am SA15-5: Roundtable on European Studies after the crisis: time for a critical turn? 1.007 (55 Dobra) Chair: Ian Klinke, University College London European studies after the crisis: time for a critical turn? 1 2 3 4 5 Ian Klinke , Thomas Diez , Magnus Ryner , Gonzalo Pozo-Martin , Rene Gabriels 1 University College London, United Kingdom; 2University of Tubingen, Germany; 3King's College London, UK; 4King's College London, UK; 5Maastricht University, the Netherlands 9:00am - 10:45am SA16-9: The Gendered Nature of the Multiple and Multi-Faceted Crises (Part 2) 3.045 (55 Dobra) Chair: Adrienne Roberts, University of Manchester Discussant: Johnna Montgomerie, University of Manchester A Crisis of Microfinance? The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and Women Entrepreneurs Sara Wallin Sheffield University, UK Neo-liberal crisis, social reproduction and gender implications Marjorie Griffin Cohen Simon Frasier University, Canada “Moneymaker and Mother from afar”: Mobilizing women migrants in the name of the crisis? Rahel Kunz University of Lausanne, Switzerland Reclaiming Citizenship: Political economy of care in Poland Anna Zachorowska-Mazurkiewicz Jagiellonian University, Poland 9:00am - 10:45am SA18-5: Global Biopolitics: History, Theory, Cases Panel 6: Disciplining Populations 102 (Collegium Chair: Mika Ojakangas, University of Jyväskylä Iuridicum III) Discussant: Jaakko Ailio, University of Tampere The Politics of Security and the Pleasures of Belonging: Exploring the Social Foundations of Exceptional Security Politics Ludvig Norman Uppsala University, Sweden Permanence of War: Life and Death and the Nuclear Behaviour of States Shubranshu Mishra Brussels School of International Studies, University of Kent, Belgium The Biopolitics of Honor: The Mechanics of Incentive-based Social Control and Revision Robert Lee Oprisko1, Kirstie Dobbs2 1 Butler University, United States of America; 2Butler University, United States of America 9:00am - 10:45am SA19-5: Security and the Nation-State in Historical Perspective 216 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Simone Tholens, European University Institute Discussant: David Chandler, University of Westminster Historicising the Depth of Democracy in the Peripheries: Philippines in Comparison 1 Turkey and the 2 Cemal Burak Tansel , Salvador Santino F. Regilme 1 University of Nottingham, United Kingdom; 2Freie Universität Berlin, Germany History in the Balance Morten Skumsrud Andersen NUPI, Norway Creation of Social and Political background of the Nation-state in Syria, Lebanon and Iraq: Interwar and postwar period Maciej Pękala Pedagogical University of Cracow, Poland Empire and Balance of Power: The Constitutive Effects of Spatial Structures on International Order(s) Alena Drieschova University of Toronto, Canada Why threats prevail Andreas Michael Bock, Ingo Henneberg, Friedrich Plank University of Augsburg, Germany 9:00am - 10:45am SA21-4: Paradigms and Tools for the International Relations of the Future 2.012 (55 Dobra) Chair: Lukasz Nazarko, Bialystok University of Technology Discussant: Lukasz Nazarko, Bialystok University of Technology Higher Education as a Tool of Foreign Policy Anna Wojciuk University of Warsaw, Poland Shaping geoeconomic space: The role of state Marian Edward Haliżak University of Warsaw, Poland The Diplomatic Services Not Irrelevant - but forced into massive adaptations Thomas Nowotny University of Vienna, Austrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Dynamics of Power in International Relations Adrian Rafał Szumowski Maria Curie Sklodowska University, Poland 9:00am - 10:45am SA22-1: International Mass Media in (about) crisis 416 (Collegium Iuridicum I) Chair: Tomasz Gackowski, University of Warsaw Discussant: Łukasz Szurmiński, Uniwersity of Warsaw Social Media and the New International Relations F. Asli Ergul Ege University, Turkey Chinese syndrome: Mass media as generating and playing factor in political and social conflicts. Anna Mlynarska-Sobaczewska University of Lodz/Polish Academy of Science, Poland The Media Salience of Germany’s Bilateral Relations Henrike Viehrig1, Kai Oppermann2 1 University of Bonn, Germany; 2King's College London 9:00am - 10:45am SA27-4: Asian Regionalism and the Asian Crisis 112 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Bernd Schlipphak, University of Muenster Discussant: Bernd Schlipphak, University of Muenster ASEAN Widening Integration – A Response to Crisis? Aletta Mondré University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany Crisis as Catalyst: Development and Regionalism in the East Asian bond markets Thomas Kemetmüller University of Vienna, Austria Regionalism and Crisis: A Historical Comparison of European Integration and ASEAN Jens-Uwe Wunderlich Aston University, United Kingdom Framing Regional Financial Crises and Varieties of Regional Transformations: The European and Asian Crisis in comparative Perspective Arie Krampf Free University Berlin, Germany 9:00am - 10:45am SA28-5: Resilience: Critique and the New Spirit of Capitalism 1.013 (55 Dobra) Chair: Christian Scheper, University of Duisburg-Essen Discussant: Nicholas Michelsen, King's College London "Occupy, resist, produce" – ordering the critiques of capitalist dominance Taylan Yildiz University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany A Council of Critique? Adopting the Sociology of Critique for studying the UN Security Council Holger Niemann University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany Critique, human rights discourse and hegemonic regimes of business practice Christian Scheper University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany Reconsidering the critical capacities of ‘ordinary people’ – The pragmatic redefinition of actor models in IR Frank Gadinger Centre for Global Cooperation Research, Germany Resilience and Capital – Two accounts of the (im)possibility of agency Kai Koddenbrock University of Bremen, Germany 9:00am - 10:45am SA30-8: Critical Security Methods: New Frameworks for Analysis 2.014 (55 Dobra) Chair: Stefan Elbe, University of Sussex Discussant: Stefan Elbe, University of Sussex Collaboration as a critical methodology of knowledge production Xavier Guillaume University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom Negotiating Proximity: Ethnographic Sensitivity, Participant Observation, Praxeology Manuel Mireanu Central European University The matter of method: Analysing discourses and materialities of (in)security Nadine Voelkner University of Sussex, UK What are critical security methods? Claudia Aradau1, Andrew Neal2 1 2 King's College London, United Kingdom; University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom 9:00am - 10:45am SA31-4: Theoretical Innovation and Armed Conflict 1.014 (55 Dobra) Chair: Artur Gruszczak, Jagiellonian University Discussant: Francesca Grandi, Yale University Legal targets in nowadays armed conflicts Patrycja Karolina Grzebyk/Grenich University of Warsaw, Poland Notorious UAVs: The challenges posed by technologically-driven changes in use of force in international affairs to international humanitarian law and law of war. Marek Madej University of Warsaw, Poland Security Cosmopolitanism: A New Paradigm? Anthony David Burke UNSW, Australia The individual human being in International Relations Sassan Gholiagha University of Hamburg, Germany Democracy as a Factor in fighting terrorism in the Af-Pak Region and building Strategic Relationship Between India and the US: An Analysis Josukutty Abraham Cheriantharayil University of Kerala, India 9:00am - 10:45am SA32-5: Roundtable on Security Expertise: Practice, Power & Responsibility 214 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Rebecca Adler-Nissen, University of Copenhagen Discussant: Rebecca Adler-Nissen, University of Copenhagen Security Expertise: Practice, Power & Responsibility 1 2 3 4 Christian Bueger , Trine Villumsen Berling , Rebecca Adler-Niessen , Piki Ish-Shalom , 5 Mats Fridlund 1 Cardiff University, United Kingdom; 2Center for Advanced Security Theory, Denmark; 3 Copenhagen University, Denmark; 4The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel; 5University of Gothenburg, Sweden 9:00am - 10:45am SA37-4: Eurozone Crisis Management and Social Logics 2 113 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Roberto Roccu, King's College London Discussant: Klaus-Gerd Giesen, Université d'Auvergne Critical IPE and the primacy of contestation: Towards a radical critique of the Eurozone crisis David Bailey1, Nikolai Huke2 1 University of Birmingham, United Kingdom; 2Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany The Crisis as an Opportunity for European Business: A Cultural (International) Political Economy Perspective Mathis Heinrich Lancaster University, United Kingdom The Global Financial Crisis and its Consequences on Social Rights: the Citizen, a Neglected Actor in IPE ? Virgile Perret University of Lausanne, Switzerland 9:00am - 10:45am SA40-5: International Dimension of the Euro-Crisis Brudzinski's Room (Kazimierzowski Chair: Mattias Vermeiren, Ghent University Discussant: Mattias Vermeiren, Ghent University Palace) German leadership in the European Union Rafał Ulatowski University of Warsaw, Poland How much German is Poland? Institutional design of the Polish capitalism and its adjustment to a Eurozone membership Sebastian Plociennik University of Wroclaw, Poland The Federal Reserve’s Quantitative Easing Policies and the International Status of the US Dollar Mattias Vermeiren Ghent University, Belgium The Eurocrisis and the Revenge of the Chartalist Theory of Money Otero-Iglesias Miguel ESSCA, France 10:45am - 11:15am Break 11:15am - 1:00pm SB01-11: India in International Relations: empirical and theoretical perspectives 114 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Boguslaw Zaleski, University of Warsaw Discussant: Shantanu Chakrabarti, University of Calcutta A Non-Conventional IR Approach to India's Foreign Policy' Johannes Dragsbaek Schmidt Aalborg University, Denmark Analysing contemporary Indian Security Strategy John Doyle Dublin City University Strategic narratives and critical geopolitics: A policy analysis of India’s border negotiations with China Jivanta Schottli Heidelberg University, South Asia Institute, India The Idea of Foreign Policy in the Program of Indian Political Parties Aleksandra Jaskólska Institute of International Relations University of Warsaw 11:15am - 1:00pm SB02-4: What future for the post-Soviet space? 113 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Adam Szymanski, University of Warsaw Discussant: Marek Madej, University of Warsaw Power rather than Security: Structural limits of Eurasian regional organizations, shown in the example of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) Anna Kreikemeyer Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy (IFSH), Germany Regionalization as a Cause of Crises in the Post-Soviet Area Maciej Raś University of Warsaw, Poland Russia's Search for Political Identity and Integration Processes in the Former Soviet Space Tomislava Youlieva Penkova University of Kent at Brussels, Belgium The Death Knell of the Vancouver-Vladivostok Ambition? Assessing the Impact of an Enlarged NATO on the Security Dynamics of the Post-Soviet Area Eoin Micheál McNamara University of Tartu, Estonia 11:15am - 1:00pm SB05-5: Militarism, anti-militarism and their multiple forms 3.025 (55 Dobra) Chair: Matthew Falko Rech, Newcastle University Discussant: Daniel Conway, Open University Varieties of Militarism: Liberalism, Militarization and Modernity Bryan Mabee Queen Mary, University of London, United Kingdom Resisting the Arms Fair: Anti-Militarists as Social Theorists Chris Rossdale Royal Holloway, University of London, United Kingdom Military operations as rituals of disappearance: Rethinking the ontology of war through ‘war-processing’ Dan Öberg Swedish Defense College, Sweden More than One Myth: The Dependence of the 'Democratic Control of the Armed Forces' Upon the Myth of Militarism Katharine Mary Millar University of Oxford, United Kingdom ‘War is Peace’: Incapacitating Protest and Rethinking Militarism in Western Contexts Tina Managhan Oxford Brookes University, United Kingdom 11:15am - 1:00pm SB06-8: IR and Islam: Politics of Gender, Collective Identity, Neo-Patrimonialism, 211 (Old Library of and Desecuritization University of Warsaw) Chair: Gorkem Altinors, University of Nottingham Discussant: Istar Gozaydin, Dogus University, Istanbul From Threat Perception to the Model Collaboration: Desecuritisation of the Relationship Between Turkey and Other Islamic Countries Fikret Birdişli1, Ahmet Karadag2 1 Kahramanmaraş Sütçü İmam University, Turkey; 2Inonu University, Turkey Gender Ideology of Turkey’s AKP: ‘The Good and Bad Daughters’ in Perspective Gül Ceylan Tok Kocaeli University, Turkey The Patriarch's Guidance to Europe? - The 'Post-Political' Rise of Islamic Collective Identity in Turkey & Gradual Manifestation of Modern NeoPatrimonialism at the Governance Level Can Zeyrek University of Marburg, Germany 11:15am - 1:00pm SB07-7: Chinese IR Theory: Re-Configuration and Internationalization of IR in the of Global Crises 213 (Old Library of Shadow Chair: Nele Noesselt, GIGA University of Discussant: Nele Noesselt, GIGA Warsaw) Before the Arrival of the Chinese School of IR --The Diffusion of Ideas and Three Epistemic Turns in Chinese IR Yongjin Zhang University of Bristol, United Kingdom IR Theory-Building in China: A Learning Process Xinning Song Renmin University of China, China, People's Republic of Mapping the World from a Chinese Perspective: A 'Confucian turn' in IR? Nele Noesselt GIGA, Germany 11:15am - 1:00pm SB09-9: Roundtable on Global Crises, Leadership and New Diplomacies 116 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Corneliu Bjola, University of Oxford Discussant: Costas M. Constantinou, University of Cyprus Diplomatic Challenges in a Crisis World Rebecca Adler Nissen1, Melissa Conley Tyler2, Costas Constantinou3, Corneliu Bjola4 1 University of Copenhagen, Denmark; 2Australian Institute of International Affairs, Australia; 3 4 University of Cyprus, Cyprus; Oxford University, United Kingdom 11:15am - 1:00pm SB11-14: Energy, the Environment, and the Euro: Evolution and Crisis 1.007 (55 Dobra) Chair: Jan Orbie, Ghent University Discussant: Jan Orbie, Ghent University European foreign policy, environment and climate change Lisanne Groen Institute for European Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium European Union external energy policy Tomasz Młynarski Jagiellonian University, Poland European Energy Security And Turkey: Turkish View Dicle Korkmaz Temel University of Tampere, Finland The euro crisis and EU foreign policy Bjorn Fagersten Swedish Institute of International Affairs, Sweden 11:15am - 1:00pm SB11-15: Multilateralism, Bilateralism and Regionalism in European Foreign Policy 1.008 (55 Dobra) Chair: Ben Tonra, University College Dublin Discussant: Ben Tonra, University College Dublin The EU's bilateral relations with China Sebastian Bersick Fudan University, China, People's Republic of The EU's relations with Russia Anke Schmidt-Felzmann Stockholm University, Sweden EU-Brazil Relations as a Field of Study: State of the Art and Avenues for Research Laura Cristina Ferreira-Pereira ISCSP-Technical University of Lisbon, Portugal Europe-Africa Relations over Time: History, Geo-Politics and New Political Challenges Mary Farrell University of Greenwich, United Kingdom 11:15am - 1:00pm SB13-10: The EU and its Periphery 111 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Federica Bicchi, London School of Economics Discussant: Raffaella A. Del Sarto, European University Institute Withering empire: European Union, the crisis and the eastern peripheries Agnieszka Katarzyna Cianciara Institute of Political Studies Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland The EU as a democracy facilitator in the Mediterranean: challenges to domestic and international strategies Stefania Panebianco University of Catania, Italy The External Dimension of EU Single Market Rules in the Age of Enlargement Fatigue and Economic Crisis Julia Maisenbacher University of Lucerne, Switzerland 11:15am - 1:00pm SB14-4: Taking stock of EU-Russia relations 214 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Hiski Haukkala, University of Tampere Discussant: Hiski Haukkala, University of Tampere EU-Russia cooperation in the framework of the Common Space on Freedom, Security and Justice Susan Stewart German Institute for International and Security Affairs EU-Russia relations – Filling the gap between expectations and reality Stefan Meister Robert Bosch Stiftung Explaining EU-Russia relations Tuomas Forsberg, Hiski Haukkala University of Tampere, Finland MEPs' Voting on and Framing of Russia and the EU-Russia relations: Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde? Stefano Braghiroli University of Tartu, Finland Russia and the EU: The WTO Effect Maxine David University of Surrey, UK 11:15am - 1:00pm SB16-10: Roundtable on Feminism and Everyday IPE 3.045 (55 Dobra) Chair: Georgina Waylen, University of Manchester Discussant: Georgina Waylen, University of Manchester Gender, Feminism and Everyday IPE Juanita Elias1, Johnna Montgomerie2, Kate Bedford3, Heloise Weber4, Matt Davies5, Waylen Georgina6 1 Warwick University, UK; 2Manchester University, UK; 3Kent University, UK; 4University of Queensland, Australia; 5Newcastle University, UK; 6Manchester University, UK (CHAIR) 11:15am - 1:00pm SB19-6: Roundtable on The Benchmark Dates of IR 216 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Benjamin de Carvalho, NUPI The benchmark dates of IR Halvard Leira1, George Lawson2, Dan Nexon3, Dan Green4, Yale Ferguson5 1 NUPI, Norway; 2LSE, UK; 3Georgetown University, USA; 4University of Delaware, USA; 5Rutgers University, USA/University of Cambridge, UK 11:15am - 1:00pm SB23-6: Effectiveness and Legitimacy Challenges of Inter-Organizational 215 (Old Library of Cooperation Chair: Rafael Biermann, University of Jena University of Discussant: David Galbreath, University of Bath Warsaw) Conceptualizing and Operationalizing Interactions among International Organizations Marina Kolb University of Salzburg Designing Inter-Organizational Cooperation. The Dual Consensus Rule and the Effectiveness-Control Dilemma Rafael Biermann University of Jena, Germany Legitimacy as a Source of Power in Inter-Organizational Relations Hanna Ojanen The Finnish Institute for International Affairs The Council of Europe and the NGO-Sector: Promises, Effectiveness and Limits of an Uneasy Relationship Andre Hartel Council of Europe and University of Jena The more comprehensive the better? Assessing the legitimacy and effectiveness of inter-organizational relations in crisis-management operations Clara Egger Sciences Po Grenoble, UMR PACTE 5194 (CNRS, IEP, UJF,UPMF), PhD student associated to the French Institute of Strategic Research (IRSEM) 11:15am - 1:00pm SB26-4: Work, Capital and Precarity 102 (Collegium Iuridicum III) Chair: Wanda Vrasti, Humboldt Universitaet Discussant: Fuat Keyman, Sabancı University and Istanbul Policy Center Immigrants as Precarious Subjects: Unauthorized Immigrant Workers’ “Invisible Settlement” in “Cosmetically Multicultural” Japan Hironori Onuki York University, Canada Precarity and the Struggle against Alienated Work Wanda Vrasti Humboldt Universitaet, Germany Lazy Bohemians or Radical Avant-Garde? Analyzing the Alternative Lifestyles of "Amateurs' Riot" in Tokyo Julia Obinger University of Zurich, Switzerland Risk Practices and Pragmatic Policymaking: Rapid Response Teams and EU Crisis Management Christopher C. Leite University of Ottawa, Canada Coping Precarity: Turkey in a globalizing world Fuat Keyman Sabancı University and Istanbul Policy Center, Turkey 11:15am - 1:00pm SB27-5: The Future of Regional Integration after the Crisis 112 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Sebastian Krapohl, University of Bamberg Discussant: Sebastian Krapohl, University of Bamberg Fault lines: risk, representations and moral reasoning in European integration “under threat” Carlos Frederico Pereira da Silva Gama1, Roberto Vinicius P.S. Gama2 1 Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio); 2Pontifical Catholic University of Minas Gerais (PUC Minas) Multipolarity, Small States and the Demise of Regionalism Jorge Fernando Garzon Pereira German Institute for Global and Area Studies, Germany The Future of Regional Organizations in a Changing Arab World Maximilian Felsch Haigazian University, Lebanon (Lebanese Republic) The impact of crises on regional organisations – A comparison of the experience of the EU and the GCC and an analysis of the lessons to be drawn Valentina Ilcheva Kostadinova University of Buckingham, United Kingdom 11:15am - 1:00pm SB28-6: Resilience: Resilience and Resistance 1.013 (55 Dobra) Chair: Liza Liza Griffin, UCL Discussant: Jessica Schmidt, University of Westminster Coming true of the postmodern dream? Agency, identity and resilience in postconflict societies Pol Bargues Pedreny University of Westminster, United Kingdom Resilience, Resistance and Revolution Nicholas Michelsen King's College London, United Kingdom Democracy and Redistributive Agency: Politics in the Complexity Age David Chandler University of Westminster, United Kingdom 11:15am - 1:00pm SB29-4: Comparing systems of civil security in Europe – national and regional 115 (Old Library of diversity or functional pressures for convergence and cooperation? Chair: Raphael Bossong, European University Viadrina University of Discussant: Raphael Bossong, European University Viadrina Warsaw) Analysis of Civil Security Systems in the UK and Ireland: Closer to the EU? Han Dorussen, Evans Fanoulis, Emil Kirchner Essex University, UK Different worlds of civil security? Exploring path-dependency or Europeanization in crisis and disaster management systems Raphael Bossong European University Viadrina, Germany The role of the V4 as an actor in the field of civil security - within and without the EU 1 2 Karin-Vera Brazova , Piotr Matczak 1 Adam Mickiewicz University, Charles University Prague; 2Adam Mickiewicz University 11:15am - 1:00pm SB30-9: High-Tech (In-) Security: The Rise of International Security Fairs 2.014 (55 Dobra) Chair: Georgios Kolliarakis, Goethe University of Frankfurt Discussant: Claudia Aradau, King's College London Interrogating the Security-Technology Nexus James Alexander University of Manchester, United Kingdom The Banalization of Emergency: Security Fairs as Powerful Discourse Providers Georgios Kolliarakis Goethe University of Frankfurt, Germany The hidden aspects of Security Fairs: Israel's role in global security practices Stockmarr Leila Roskilde University, Denmark 11:15am - 1:00pm SB33-2: State Identity Policies in Post-Crisis Period: Theories and Cases Panel 2 2.012 (55 Dobra) Chair: Natalia Piskunova, Moscow State Institute of International Relations Discussant: Natalia Piskunova, Moscow State Institute of International Relations Activity of oil exporting countries in the financial space Rafał Ulatowski University of Warsaw, Poland Religion as language of collective identitity in public sphere – The case of Central and Eastern Europe. Emilia Moddelmog Anweiler1,2 1 Cracow University of Economics, Poland; 2Uniwersytet Jagielloński, Poland BRICKSOLOGY as a research area in international relations Gracjan Cimek Polish Association of International Studies European Union actorness and external representation in humanitarian aid policy Claudia Morsut International Research Institute of Stavanger, Norway 11:15am - 1:00pm SB34-3: Creating spaces in International Relations 3.024 (55 Dobra) Chair: Benjamin Wilhelm, University of Erfurt Discussant: Benjamin Herborth, University of Groningen Redefining International Relations: Turkey's Reproduction of Western-centric narratives Zeynep Gulsah Capan Erfurt University, Germany Spatial Practices, Force Fields, and the Foreign Policies of African States Jan Klaassen University of Reading, United Kingdom The lands of Goblins, the return of Dragons, the conjuration of portals and the realm of IR – Narratives of space in recent military fantasy (and why it might be actually relevant for IR) Axel Andreas Keber Independent, Germany 11:15am - 1:00pm SB34-4: A Return to Essentialising, Antagonistic Self-Other Relations in Europe: Constructivist vs. Political Economy Explanations 3.022 (55 Dobra) Chair: Heikki Patomaki, University of Helsinki Discussant: Heikki Patomaki, University of Helsinki How do we know? Assessing different explanations of the revival of essentialising and antagonistic self-other relations in Europe Heikki Patomaki University of Helsinki, Finland Neoliberal Nationalism vs Social Democratic Multilateralism in the Euro Crisis Adam Harmes Western University, Canada Post-territoriality with boundaries: On the ambivalences of the European integration project Thomas Diez University of Tuebingen, Germany The vicious circle of essentialisation: Peace and the revival of geopolitics in Europe Stefano Guzzini University of Uppsala, Sweden 11:15am - 1:00pm SB35-4: Is Diplomacy of Concert weakened by the risk of exclusion? 1.014 (55 Dobra) Chair: Bertrand Badie, Sciences Po Paris Discussant: Noe Cornago, University of the Basque Country Conference diplomacy AJR Groom Canterbury Christ Church University, United Kingdom Emerging middle powers and club governance: The functions and limits of exclusive diplomacy Folashade Soulé-Kohndou Ceri Middle powers' strategies in Concert diplomacy Melanie Albaret1, Delphine Lagrange2 1 University of Auvergne (Clermont Ferrand); 2Ceri Music and the diplomacy of concert: How to think about integration aesthetically? Frédéric Ramel Sciences Po Paris, France 11:15am - 1:00pm SB37-7: The International Political Economy of the Eurozone Periphery: PIIGs for Brudzinski's Room Sale? Chair: Mathis Georg Heinrich, Lancaster University (Kazimierzowski Discussant: Johannes Jaeger, University of Applied Sciences BFI Vienna Palace) Capital Eat Capital: Economic Crisis and Capitalist Cannibalism in Southern Europe Roberto Roccu King's College London, United Kingdom Crises in Emerging Market Economies: Lessons for Greece Alexandra Vlachopoulou Master Graduate Freie Universität Berlin, Germany PIIGs for Sale! The Crisis of the Eurozone within the Context of the Financial Crisis Leila Simona Talani King's College London, United Kingdom 11:15am - 1:00pm SB38-7: The OECD-DAC: under-researched, but also unimportant? 212 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Joren Verschaeve, Ghent University Discussant: Joren Verschaeve, Ghent University Peer Pressure as Soft Power: The Case of the Development Assistance Committee (DAC) Ruth Ben-Artzi Providence College, United States of America Is the Development Assistance Committee still calling the tune? A comparative analysis of the OECD-DAC and the UN-DCF. Joren Verschaeve Ghent University, Belgium The ‘development of others’ and the hegemony of donor countries: The historical origins of the OECD’s Development Assistance Committee Matthias Schmelzer European University Viadrina, Frankfurt (Oder), University of Geneva Why and how members contribute to collective action in the DAC? A comparative analysis of Japan and the UK Masumi Owa University of Warwick, United Kingdom 1:00pm - 2:15pm Lunch 2:15pm - 4:00pm SC02-5: The Caucasus and Central Asia Battlefield 113 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) Chair: Marcin Kaczmarski, University of Warsaw Discussant: Szymon Kardaś, University of Warsaw U.S. policy in post-Soviet Central Asia after the Cold War Tomasz Pugacewicz Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland Ups and Downs in Foreign Policy of Uzbekistan Towards Security Approach of Russia Tugce Varol Sevim1, Alexander Rozanov2 1 2 Istanbul Aydin university, Turkey; Moscow State University Iran in Struggle for Influence in post-Soviet Central Asia: main goals and driving factors Nikolay Aleksandrovich Kozhanov Institute of the Middle East, Russian Federation Russia's role in Central Asia's crisis resolution in the 21st century Dmitry Foryy University of Siegen, Germany 2008 Russia-Georgia Conflict And Vladimir Putin’s Role In The Foreign Policy Making Process Of Russia Ugur Baran Hanagasi İstanbul Bilgi University, Turkey 2:15pm - 4:00pm SC03-3: The European Union and autocratic regimes: approaches and instruments 2.012 (55 Dobra) Chair: Anais Marin, Finnish Institute of International Affairs Discussant: Anais Marin, Finnish Institute of International Affairs Crisis? Whose crises? Comparing the ‘real’ and imagined effects of the Eurocrisis on EU democracy promotion policy Giselle Bosse Maastricht University, Netherlands, The Reconstructing a Post-Bipolar Europe: Impactful Pariahs? The Art of Geopolitical Blackmail, Crisis-Escalation and Other Lessons Learnt from Lukashenka’s ‘Dictaplomacy’ Anais Marin Finnish Institute of International Affairs, Helsinki Decision-making practices of the European Union in times of crisis and the case of European Neighbourhood Policy Michal Natorski College of Europe, Poland The EU’s validation of Moroccan semi-authoritarianism and de-politicisation of the discourse on democratisation Irene Fernández Molina College of Europe, Poland 2:15pm - 4:00pm SC05-7: Roundtable on What's so critical about critical military studies? 3.025 (55 Dobra) Chair: Rachel Woodward, Newcastle University Discussant: Ben Wadham, Flinders University What’s so critical about critical military studies? 1 2 3 Ryerson Christie , Cynthia Enloe , Victoria Basham 1 University of Bristol, United Kingdom; 2Clark University, USA; 3University of Exeter 2:15pm - 4:00pm 116 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) SC09-10: Public Diplomacy and Soft Power Chair: Merje Kuus, The University of British Columbia An emerging soft power? Actors and institutions in Brazilian contemporary cultural diplomacy Tatiana Coutto American Graduate School of International Relations, France Kung fu actors, Porn Stars, Generals or Writers – all having a say in diplomacy: Managing the Crisis of the Senkaku Islands Akos Kopper Kanagawa University, Japan Locating Diplomatic Expertise: Knowledge and Authority in EU External Relations Merje Kuus The University of British Columbia, Canada “Putting the GREAT Back into Great Britain”: National Identity, Public-Private Collaboration & Transfers of Brand Equity in 2012’s Global Promotional Campaign James Pamment University of Texas at Austin, United States of America 2:15pm - 4:00pm SC11-16: The Shifting Terrain of European Security 1.007 (55 Dobra) Chair: Benjamin Kienzle, King's College London Discussant: Ursula Stark Urrestarazu, Goethe University Towards a European Army? Objectives and Obstacles in European Defence Cooperation Stephanie Beth Anderson University of Wyoming, United States of America European military crisis management missions: More than just a sum of European member states acting together? Julia Schmidt University of Nottingham, United Kingdom EU Foreign Policy and Security Benjamin Kienzle1, Bruno Oliveira Martins2, Antoine Vandemoortele3 1 King's College London, United Kingdom; 2University of Minho, Braga, Portugal; 3King's College London, United Kingdom EU foreign policy in the context of terrorism, civil wars and uprisings Elise Feron University of Kent 2:15pm - 4:00pm SC11-17: European Foreign Policy 1.008 (55 Dobra) Chair: Aasne Kalland Aarstad, Aarhus University Discussant: Aasne Kalland Aarstad, Aarhus University European Public Intellectuals Cornelia Benvenuta Navari University of Buckingham, United Kingdom 50. Value promotion (democracy, human rights and …) Robert Kissack Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals, Spain European Foreign Policy and the Role of Think Tanks Johan Emil Eriksson Swedish Institute of International Affairs, Sweden External Perceptions of EU's Power at the UN Human Rights Council Hanna Tuominen University of Helsinki, Finland 2:15pm - 4:00pm 214 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) SC14-5: Strategic Partnerships and ENP: Appraising Conditionality(ies) Chair: Alena Vysotskayaa Guedes Vieira, NICPRI/Unniversity of Minho Discussant: Irma Slomczynska, Maria Curie Sklodowska University Double dating or between two fires? Cross-conditionality within Armenia’s interaction with the EU and Russia Nelli Babayan Freie Universität Berlin, Germany EU Borders, Limit Fetish & The Squeezed Ukrainian Middle: How Security and Fundamental Rights Agendas Combine to Limit Mobility for Ukrainians Benjamin Tallis1,2 1 2 University of Manchester, Manchester, UK; Anglo American University, Prague, Czech Republic EU-Ukraine: Forging a Very Special Partnership Alena Vysotskayaa Guedes Vieira NICPRI/Unniversity of Minho, Portugal 2:15pm - 4:00pm SC19-7: Roundtable on International History, Historical Sociology and IR, or IR? 216 (Old Library of Historical Chair: Daniel M. Green, University of Delaware University of Warsaw) International History, Historical Sociology and IR, or Historical IR? George Lawson1, Barry Buzan2, Daniel Nexon4, Morten Skumsrud Andersen3, Bryan Mabee5, Benjamin de Carvalho3 1 LSE, United Kingdom; 2LSE, United Kingdom; 3NUPI, Norway; 4Georgetown University, USA; 5 Queen Mary, University of London, UK 2:15pm - 4:00pm 215 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) SC23-7: Challenges in International Organizations Chair: Clara Egger, Sciences Po Grenoble - UMR PACTE Discussant: Krzysztof Pelc, McGill University Election Observation Missions in Times of Crisis Hans Schmeets1,2, Alena Shuba1 1 Maastricht Univiversity, The Netherlands; 2Statistics Netherlands A Global Development Agenda Beyond 2015: Access and Acceptance Magdalena Bexell, Kristina Jönsson Lund University, Sweden OPEC. Challenges in the 21st century Rafał Ulatowski University of Warsaw, Poland 2:15pm - 4:00pm 102 (Collegium Iuridicum III) SC26-5: Resisting Precarity Chair: Matt Davies, Newcastle University Discussant: Wanda Vrasti, Humboldt Universitaet Resisting “precarity”: reflections from the experience of “San Precario” Alessandro Arrigoni King's College London, United Kingdom A Democratic Critique of the Production of Precarious Life Sara Kalm1, Sofia Näsström2 1 Lund University, Sweden; 2Uppsala University, Sweden The Colombian Conflict during the Uribe government and the management of the humanitarian consequences of the violence Diogo Monteiro Dario University of St Andrews, UK A Counter-Intuitive Response to Precarity: Lessons from and for Mental Health Daniel Augustus Nicholls ACT Health/University of Canberra, Australia Militant Practices in Fashion Oliver Lewis, Cottia Thorowgood Ministry of Defence, United Kingdom Education and Knowledge in the Global Political Economy: Hegemonising Precarity in a neoliberal world Owen Worth, Joanna McDarby University of Limerick, Ireland 2:15pm - 4:00pm 112 (Old Library of University of Warsaw) SC27-6: Comparative Analyses of Regional Integration and Crises Chair: Thomas Ploetze, University Leipzig Discussant: Jens-Uwe Wunderlich, Aston University Financial Crises as Catalysts for Regional Cooperation? Chances and Obstacles for Financial Integration in ASEAN+3, MERCOSUR and the Eurozone Sebastian Krapohl University of Bamberg, Germany Financial crises, International Interventions and Domestic Opposition against Regional Integration Anja Jetschke1, Bernd Schlipphak2 1 University of Goettingen, Germany; 2University of Goettingen, Germany How to cope with political and economic crisis in Africa? - Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and Southern African Development Community in comparative perspective Stefan Johann Plenk University of Neubiberg / Munich, Germany 2:15pm - 4:00pm SC29-5: Roundtable on The European Security Strategy - Ten Years After: the WMD dimension 115 (Old Library of Exploring Chair: Clara Portela, Singapore Management University University of Discussant: James C. Sperling, University of Akron Warsaw) The European Security Strategy - Ten Years After 1 2 3 4 Kamil Zwolski , Clara Portela , Jim Sperling , Michal Onderco 1 University of Southampton, UK; 2Singapore Management University; 3University of Akron; 4Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands 2:15pm - 4:00pm SC30-10: Securitisation and Conflict Studies 2.014 (55 Dobra) Chair: Thomas Diez, University of Tuebingen Discussant: Thomas Diez, University of Tuebingen Narratives of Terrorism and the Security vs. Civil Liberties Tradeoff Andreas Gofas University of Sheffield, United Kingdom Securitisation of Ethnic Communities in Conflict Environments and Its Implications on Peace-Building Efforts Ilke Dagli University of Warwick, United Kingdom Securitization and Desecuritization Dynamics in Dealing with Aceh’s Separatist Movement: A Case from Indonesia Yandry Kurniawan Kasim Albert Ludwigs University Freiburg, Germany The Phenomenon of “Multilevel/Multiple” Securitisation: Across the Domestic and International Levels in Protracted Conflicts Problem (Transnistria Case) Sergey Rastoltsev Institute of World Economy and International Relations of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation What Happened to the China Threat? Why Desecuritizing is seen as the better approach to security in Indonesian Foreign Policy Jann Christoph von der Pütten University of Tampere, School of Management, Finland 2:15pm - 4:00pm SC34-5: Financial and economic innovations and the production of space 3.022 (55 Dobra) Chair: Benjamin Wilhelm, University of Erfurt Discussant: Philip G Cerny, University of Manchester Financializing Spaces, Spacing Financialization and New Forms of Banking Benjamin Wilhelm University of Erfurt, Germany Emerging Risks and the conceptuality of space Carsten Baran Universität Rostock, Germany Kant's fuzzy empirical reality and social categories of IR Oliver Kessler University of Erfurt, Germany The Unification, Standardization and Regulation of Insurance Markets Jean-Christophe Graz, Léa Breton Université de Lausanne, Switzerland 2:15pm - 4:00pm SC36-4: Impacts of shipping development on international relations in the Arctic 3.024 (55 Dobra) Chair: Andreas Raspotnik, University of Cologne Discussant: Andreas Raspotnik, University of Cologne Arctic shipping and maritime regionalism Michał Łuszczuk Jan Kochanowski University, Poland Institutional interplay in Arctic shipping governance: role of the Arctic Council in development of IMO's Polar Code Piotr Graczyk University of Tromsø, Norway Transport, shipping and trade in the Arctic – Interests and potential of the EU Andreas Raspotnik Iniversity of Cologne, Germany 2:15pm - 4:00pm SC37-9: The International Political Economy of Eurozone Crisis: Synthetic Brudzinski's Room Perspectives Chair: Alan Cafruny, Hamilton College (Kazimierzowski Discussant: J. Magnus Ryner, King's College London Palace) Civil Society and Financial Markets: What Is Not Happening and Why Jan Aart Scholte University of Warwick, United Kingdom The Eurozone Crisis: A Cultural Political Economy Perspective Robert Douglas Jessop Lancaster University, United Kingdom The Paradigmatic Exception: Italy in the Global and European Crisis Riccardo Bellofiore University of Bergamo, Italy Resolving the Euro Crisis: Towards Democratic Global Keynesianism Heikki Patomaki University of Helsinki, Finland 2:15pm - 4:00pm 403 (Collegium Iuridicum I) SC39-5: Towards a virtuous cooperation in peace processes? 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