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Chair<br />
Part.<br />
Chris Sullivan, Louisiana State University and<br />
Agricultural & Mechanical College<br />
csullivanlsu@gmail.com<br />
Courtenay R. Conrad, University of California-<br />
Merced<br />
courtenayconrad@gmail.com<br />
Will H Moore*, Florida State University<br />
will.moore@fsu.edu<br />
Chris Sullivan, Louisiana State University and<br />
Agricultural & Mechanical College<br />
csullivanlsu@gmail.com<br />
25-10 Networks, Diaspora, and Fragmentation in Civil<br />
Conflicts<br />
Sat at 8:00 am<br />
8:00 Chair, Tore Wig, University of Oslo<br />
tore.wig@stv.uio.no<br />
8:05 Diaspora Politics and Civil War: A Research<br />
Agenda<br />
Fiona Adamson, SOAS, University of London<br />
fa33@soas.ac.uk<br />
8:18 Diaspora Support in Intrastate Conflict<br />
Lucia Bird, University of North Carolina-Chapel<br />
Hill<br />
luciaellen.bird@gmail.com<br />
8:31 Do Opposites Attract? Co-constituency and<br />
Alliances Between Rebel Groups<br />
Laia Balcells, Duke University<br />
laia.balcells@duke.edu<br />
Costantino Pischedda*, University of Miami<br />
costantino.pischedda@gmail.com<br />
8:44 Torn Between Enemies: Interstate Competition<br />
and Rebel Group Fragmentation<br />
Mark Aaron Toukan, University of Wisconsin-<br />
Madison<br />
mtoukan@wisc.edu<br />
8:57 Disc., Tore Wig, University of Oslo<br />
tore.wig@stv.uio.no<br />
9:10 Audience Discussion<br />
27-7 International Organizations, Aid and<br />
Development<br />
Sat at 8:00 am<br />
8:00 Chair, Magnus Lundgren, Stockholm University<br />
magnus.lundgren@statsvet.su.se<br />
8:05 Are Funders Really Responding?: Analyzing the<br />
Impact of Global Restrictions on NGOs<br />
Suparna Chaudhry, Dartmouth College<br />
Suparna.Chaudhry@dartmouth.edu<br />
Andrew Heiss*, Duke University<br />
andrewheiss@gmail.com<br />
8:18 The Invisible Hand of the World Bank: Who<br />
Determine the World Bank’s Aid Policies?<br />
Youngwan Kim, Hankuk University of Foreign<br />
Studies<br />
youngwan@hufs.ac.kr<br />
Yooneui Kim*, University of Iowa<br />
yooneui-kim@uiowa.edu<br />
8:31 Non-National White-Collars in Foreign Policy:<br />
The Case of Qatar and the UAE<br />
martin lestra*, European University Institute<br />
martin.lestra@eui.eu<br />
Laurent Lambert*, Qatar University<br />
llambert@qu.edu.qa<br />
8:44 When do Authoritarian Regimes Engage in<br />
Economic Cooperation?<br />
Chia-Chien Chang, University of California-Santa<br />
Barbara<br />
zeusavior@gmail.com<br />
8:57 Disc., Magnus Lundgren, Stockholm University<br />
magnus.lundgren@statsvet.su.se<br />
9:10 Audience Discussion<br />
28-8 The Importance of China for International<br />
Security (Co-sponsored with 14. Politics of East<br />
Asia & China, see 14-16)<br />
Sat at 8:00 am<br />
8:00 Chair, Erin Baggott Carter, University of Southern<br />
California<br />
baggott@usc.edu<br />
8:05 Interest Convergence and Security Cooperation in<br />
EU-China Relations<br />
Han Dorussen, University of Essex<br />
hdorus@essex.ac.uk<br />
8:18 The Strategies of Rising Great Powers<br />
Mathias Ormestad Frendem, Harvard University<br />
mathias_frendem@hks.harvard.edu<br />
8:31 Enthusiasm vs. Ambivalence: The Politics of<br />
Respect in the Impasse of the U.S.-China<br />
Relations<br />
Ning Liao, New Jersey City University<br />
nliao@njcu.edu<br />
8:44 Great Power Politics and Postwar Regional<br />
Security Architectures in Western Europe and<br />
Northeast Asia<br />
Ji Hye Shin*, University of Notre Dame<br />
jshin2@nd.edu<br />
8:57 Disc., Erin Baggott Carter, University of Southern<br />
California<br />
baggott@usc.edu<br />
Disc., Petros Vamvakas, Emmanuel College-Boston<br />
vamvakpe@emmanuel.edu<br />
9:10 Audience Discussion<br />
29-7 Pursuing Justice and Reconciliation<br />
Sat at 8:00 am<br />
8:00 Chair, Patrice Colleen McMahon, University of<br />
Nebraska-Lincoln<br />
pmcmahon2@unl.edu<br />
8:05 Reckoning with Reconciliation: Can Transitional<br />
Justice Provide the Framework for<br />
Reconciliation?<br />
Caitlin Sinclair, Georgia State University<br />
csinclair6@student.gsu.edu<br />
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