MacMillan International Relations Seminar Series - AY 2016-17
Rosenkranz Hall 05 | Wednesdays | 12:00PM - 1:20PM (Unless noted otherwise)
Fall 2016
September
7th: Jiyoung Ko (Yale University), “A Prelude to Violence? The Effect of Nationalism on Foreign Policy Preference”
14th: Suparna Chaudhry (Yale University), “The Assault on Democracy Assistance: Explaining State Repression of NGOs”
21st: Matt Scroggs (University of Virginia), “With Friends Like Theses: Democratic Allies and Coercive Threats”
28th: Leonardo Baccini (McGill University), “Security, Trade, and Political Violence”
October
5th: Jack Snyder (Columbia University), “Empowering Rights through Mass Movements, Religion, and Reform Parties”
12th: Stacie Goddard (Wellesley University), “Embedded Revisionism: Networks, Institutions, and the Challenge to World Order”
30th: Joslyn Barnhart (Wesleyan University), “The Consequences of Defeat: Military Failure and State Aggression”
December
7th: Fotini Christia (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), “Networks of Sectarianism: Experimental Evidence on Access to Services in Baghdad”
Spring 2017
January
18th: Daryl Press (Dartmouth College), ” The Strategic Logic of Energy Mercantilism “
20th: Aila Matanock (UC Berkeley), ”How Does International Intervention Work? Mechanism for Securing Peace Settlements in Civil Conflicts”
25th: Dustin Tingley (Harvard University), “A Liberal International American Foreign Policy? Maybe Down but Not Out”
February
1st: Emily Ritter (UC Merced), ”Contentious Compliance: Repression and Dissent in the Shadow of International Law”
8th: Michael Horowitz (University of Pennsylvania), “Labor, Capital, and Public Attitudes: The Case of Autonomous Weapon Systems”
15th: Michaela Mattes (UC Berkeley), ”Hawks, Doves, and Peace: An Experimental Approach”
March
1st: William Nomikos (Yale University), ”Local Peace, International Builders: Localized Peace Enforcement after Civil Wars”
8th: Allan Dafoe (Yale University), “Global Politics of AI”
29th: Thomas Zeitzoff (American University), ”How Emotions and Victimization Influence Foreign Policy Attitudes: Experimental Evidence from Georgia”
April
5th: Keren Yarhi-Milo (Princeton University) , “Who Fights for Reputation in International Politics? “
12th: Paul Poast (University of Chicago), ”Planning War Together: Explaining Agreement and Nonagreement in Alliance Treaty Negotiations”
14th: Ron Hassner (UC Berkeley), ”Critiques of Torture, Weak and Strong” (Friday Session joint with the Religion and Politics Colloquium)
19th: Alexandre Debs(Yale University), ”Optimism and War”
26th: Kenneth Schultz (Stanford University), “Enforcing Treaties or Enforcing Borders? International Law and Third-Party Involvement in Interstate Territorial Disputes”
Faculty coordinators: Allan Dafoe and Nuno Monteiro
Student coordinator: Jiyoung Ko