| Workshops |
|
|
Program on International Politics, Economics, and Security
Speaker Series
Weekly PIPES seminars provide a forum for graduate students
and faculty to present their research. Topics include the full range of
international politics and theory, including political economy, security
studies, foreign policy, international law and environmental issues, international
relations theory, and a variety of regional issues.
Spring 2008 Speaker Series
April 3 |
Jack Jacobsen, University of Chicago
"Psychoanalysis and IR, Revisited"
Discussant: Jacob Schiff |
April 10 |
Jack Donnelly, University of Denver
"Ordering Principles and Political Structures:
Hierachy, Autarchy, Heterarchy, and
International Political Orders"
Discussant: Ahsan Butt |
April 17 |
Rosemary Kelanic, University of Chicago
"Carl Schmitt, the Friend-Enemy
Distinction, and International
Relations Theory"
Discussant: Sebastian Schmidt |
April 24 |
Douglas Gibler, University of Alabama
"Outside-In: The Effects of External
Threat on State Centralization"
Discussant: John Stevenson |
May 1 |
M.J. Peterson, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
"The Authority of Intergovernmental
Organizations"
Discussant: Hye Young You |
May 8 |
Alex Wendt, Ohio State University
"Flatland: Quantum Mind and the
International Hologram"
Discussant: Chris McIntosh |
May 15 |
Emily Meierding, University of Chicago
"Conflict, Cooperative, Dormant, or Dead?
Natural Resources and Territorial Dispute
Dynamics"
Discussant: Joe Ford
|
May 22 |
Burak Kadercan, University of Chicago
"War For Territory: State
Preferences and Territorial Conflict"
Discussant: Matthias Staisch |
May 29 |
Vernal Ventilation
**Speed Dating** - Special Session |
June 5 |
Spring BBQ
Special Session |
The PIPES Speakers Series is supported by grants from the Council on Advanced Studies
in the Humanities and Social Sciences, The University of Chicago Division of Social Sciences, and the Irving B. Harris
School of Public Policy Studies
|
|
