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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.
Fall 2008 Speaker Series
October 2 |
Organizational Meeting
Student Discussion on IR
"What’s New and Exciting in International Relations Research Today?" |
October 9 |
Sebastian Rosato, University of Notre Dame
"Balance of Power Politics? The Cold War Case"
Discussant: Matthias Staisch |
October 16 |
Hyeyoung You, University of Chicago
"How to Protect the Protected? Special Protections Policymaking in the US"
Discussant: Kentaro Hirose |
October 23 |
Todd Hall, Princeton-Harvard
"China in the World: Sympathetic States"
Discussant: Anne Holthoefer |
October 30 |
Jennifer Tobin, Georgetown University
"Political Economy of Investment and Development"
Discussant: Hyeyoung You |
November 6 |
Joe Ford, University of Chicago
"Tight Passage: Chinese Maritime Energy Imports as the Powder Keg of Interdependence"
Discussant: Gene Gerzhoy |
November 13 |
Ahsan Butt, University of Chicago
"Anarchy and Hierarchy: Explaining South American's War-Prone Decade, 1932-1941"
Discussant: Adam Levine-Weinberg
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November 20 |
Aaron Hoffman, Purdue University
"Terrorism"
Discussant: John Stevenson |
November 27 |
Thanksgiving
No session. |
December 4 |
Holiday Party
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
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