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CONFERENCES
4th
ECPR Conference, Pisa, 6-8 September 2007
The conveners of the Standing Group have put together a section of panels on
Security and Governance. Panels accepted include:
- Security governance in weak and failing states - SCHNECKENER, Ulrich
- The regionalisation of security governance in comparative perspective - GEGOUT, Catherine
- Migration, security and governance - COATES, Anthony
- Governance failure: City, state and regional dimensions - DAASE, Christopher
- The role of international actors in the field of human and minority rights in the Balkan conflicts - MALLOY, Tove
- Unintended consequences of security governance - ENGERT, Stefan
- Comparative EU case studies on counter-terrorism - CATIGNANI, Sergio
- Analysing political violence - BALCELLS, Laia & DE LA CALLE, Luis
- International security – what role for sanctions? - MARTIN, Lisa
- Internal and external security governance post-9/11 - GEBREWOLD, Belachew
3rd
ECPR Conference, Budapest, 8-10 September 2005
The conveners of the Standing Group in collaboration with several members
and non-members of the group have put together a section of panels on
Contemporary Security Issues. Panels accepted include:
- Roundtable
on Contemporary Security Issues—Fiona
B. Adamson, University College London, and Stefan
Wolff, University of Bath
- Migration
and Security—Fiona B. Adamson,
University College London
- Internal
and External Dimensions of Security in South Asia—Katharine
Adeney, University of Sheffield
- Weapons
Proliferation and Control Issues—Darryl
Howlett, University of Southampton
- Ethnic
Bargaining and International Security—Erin
Jenne, Central European University
- Globalization,
Empire and Security—Mark Laffey,
School of Oriental and African Studies, London
- The Sources
of Terrorism—Michael Mousseau,
Koc University, Istanbul
- Security
and Self-determination since 9/11—Stefan
Wolff, University of Bath
- From Violence
to (In)security: The Paradox of the “Permanent Transition”—Mariella
Pandolfi, University of Montreal
- Human
Security and/on Foreign Policy Agendas – Theoretical and Practical
Implications—Tobias
Debiel, University of Essen-Duisburg
- Security
IO’s in Transition: Dynamics of Organizational Adaptation and
Agency—Sebastian
Mayer, University of Bremen
Please contact
panel chairs as indicated with your paper proposals no later than 15 February
2005. If you would like to contribute a paper but are not sure to which
panel, please email your proposal to Stefan
Wolff and Fiona B. Adamson.
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