MPSA

3:44 Building a Theoretical Framework on FDI and
National Security
Yi-hung Chiou, National Chiao Tung University,
Taiwan
astrophia@gmail.com
3:57 Disc., Leonardo Baccini, McGill University
leonardo.baccini@mcgill.ca
4:10 Audience Discussion
20-13 The Refugee Crisis and its Impact on Politics,
Policy and the State
Sat at 3:00 pm
3:00 Chair, Jason Beckfield, Harvard University
jbeckfie@wjh.harvard.edu
3:05 Large Scale Forced Migration and the Democratic
Constitutional State: A Crisis in Three Parts
Phil Triadafilopoulos, University of Toronto-
Scarborough
t.triadafilopoulos@utoronto.ca
3:18 Bringing Stateness Back In: Responses to the
Refugee Crisis in Migrant-Receiving European
Democracies
Ruxandra Paul, Amherst College
rpaul@amherst.edu
3:31 The Electoral Threat of Refugee Resettlement:
The Case of France
Colleen Elizabeth Driscoll, Harvard University
cdriscoll@g.harvard.edu
3:44 Malignant Europeanization: Schengen, Irregular
Migration Governance, and Insecurity on
Europe's Peripheries
Craig Damian Smith*, University of Toronto
craigdamian.smith@utoronto.ca
3:57 Disc., Fiona Adamson, SOAS, University of London
fa33@soas.ac.uk
4:10 Audience Discussion
21-16 Politics and International Alliances/Cooperation
Sat at 3:00 pm
3:00 South-South Cooperation and the Theory of
Cosmopolitanism in World Politics
Luis Ochoa-Bilbao*, Benemerita Universidad
Autonoma de Puebla
ochoabuap@gmail.com
3:14 The Constitutive Value of U.S. Alliance
Yoon Jin Lee, Harvard University
yjlee15@gmail.com
3:28 Transformations in Global Intellectual Property
Governance or the Supranational Liberalization
of Social Patent Policies
Daniel Habchi, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
habch001@umn.edu
3:42 Turkey and Israel: Changing Patterns of Alliances
in a Unipolar World
Kivanc Ulusoy*, Istanbul University
kivancu@istanbul.edu.tr
3:56 Disc., Aisha Elizabeth Bradshaw, Ohio State
University-Main Campus
bradshaw.115@osu.edu
4:10 Audience Discussion
24-14 Non-Violent Resistance and the Battle for
Freedom
Sat at 3:00 pm
3:00 Chair, José Pascal da Rocha, Columbia University
in the City of New York
p.darocha@columbia.edu
3:05 Non-Violent Resistance and Repression in
Mexican States
Margaret Frost, University of Rhode Island
margaretfrost7@gmail.com
Kristin Johnson, University of Rhode Island
kristin_johnson@uri.edu
3:18 Twitter and Money: Clues to Explain Dissident
Organizations’ Choices for Violence or
Nonviolence
Sophie Jiseon Lee, Duke University
jl324@duke.edu
3:31 Oblique Non-cooperation: Understanding Forms
of Civilian Opposition to Armed Groups in
Colombia's Civil War
Juan Masullo*, Yale University
juan.masullo@yale.edu
3:44 Force of Words: The Use of Threats in Terrorism
and Insurgency
Joseph Brown, University of Massachusetts-Boston
Joseph.Brown@umb.edu
3:57 Disc., José Pascal da Rocha, Columbia University in
the City of New York
p.darocha@columbia.edu
4:10 Audience Discussion
25-14 Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism (Co-sponsored
with 24. Political Violence, Terrorism &
Resistance, see 24-15)
Sat at 3:00 pm
3:00 Chair, Stephen Charles Nemeth, Oklahoma State
University-Main Campus
stephen.nemeth@okstate.edu
3:05 Continuation of War by Other Means: The Logic
of Terrorism in Armed Conflicts
Sara Polo, Rice University
sara.polo@rice.edu
Belen Gonzalez*, University of Mannheim
belen.gonzalez@uni-mannheim.de
3:18 It Started with a Shock: Financial Crises and
Terrorism
Kaisa Hinkkainen, University of Leeds
k.hinkkainen@leeds.ac.uk
Liam Francis McGrath*, ETH Zürich
liam.mcgrath@ir.gess.ethz.ch
3:31 Tipping Point: Assessing the Impact of Terrorism
Orlandrew Eion Danzell, Mercyhurst University
odanzell@mercyhurst.edu
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