International Relations Colloquium

 

The Spring 2012 International Relations Colloquium features:

• 2/15/12: Branislav Slantchev (University of California, San Diego), "Borrowed Power: Debt Finance and the Resort to Arms"
• 2/22/12: Fotini Christia (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), "Winning Hearts and Minds through Development: Evidence from a Field Experiment in Afghanistan"
• 2/28/12: Paul Huth (University of Maryland), "International Law and the Consolidation of Peace Following Territorial Changes"
• 3/23/12: H.E. Goemans (University of Rochester)
• 4/19/12: Robert Jervis (Columbia University)

The Fall 2011 International Relations Colloquium featured:

• 9/19/11: Erik Voeten (Georgetown University), "Unbalanced Globalization in the Oil Exporting States"
• 10/6/11: Robert Keohane (Princeton University), "Some Reflections on the Role of Persuasion in International Politics"
• 12/7/11: Erica Chenoweth (Wesleyan University), "Weapons of the Strong? Explaining the Global Diffusion of Nonviolent Uprisings"

The Spring 2011 International Relations Colloquium featured:

• 2/2/11: Kenneth Schultz (Stanford University), “Endogenous Sources of Compliance with Territorial Agreements”
• 3/3/11: Abdulkader Sinno (Indiana University), “Public Attitudes towards Western Muslim Minorities: Understanding the Effect of International and Transnational Influences”
• 4/11/11: Sarah Kreps (Cornell University), "The Price is Wrong: Why Democracies Underestimate the Costs of Conflict"

The Fall 2010 International Relations Colloquium featured:

• 9/8/10: Matthew Kroenig, (Georgetown University), "Nuclear Superiority or the Balance of Resolve?  Explaining Nuclear Crisis Outcomes"
• 9/22/10: Monica Duffy Toft (Harvard University), "Time in International Relations Theory: The Missing Dimension"
• 10/27/10: Dan Reiter (Emory University), "Ballistic Missiles, Nuclear Weapons, and International Conflict"

The Spring 2010 International Relations Colloquium featured:

• 1/29/10: David Leblang (University of Virginia), "Defying the Law of Gravity: The Political Economy of International Migration"
• 2/12/10: Sara Mitchell (University of Iowa), "What Did They Leave Behind? Legal Systems, Colonial Legacies, and Human Rights Practices"
• 4/9/10: Robert Trager (UCLA) "Multi-Dimensional Diplomacy"
• 4/16/10: Alexander Wendt (Ohio State University), "Preface to a Quantum Social Science"