MacMillan International Relations Seminar Series - AY 2020-21
Zoom* | Wednesdays | 12:00PM - 1:20PM
* Call-in details will be circulated via the listserv prior to each talk
Fall 2020
September
2nd: Jean-François Bélanger, University of Waterloo, “TBD” (Postponed)
23rd: Jonas Tallberg, Stockholm University, “The Elite-Citizen Gap in International Organization Legitimacy”
30th: Jakana Thomas, Michigan State University, “Sisters are Doing it for Themselves: How Female Combatants Gender Peace Agreements in Civil Wars”
October
7th: Tanisha Fazal, University of Minnesota (12:15PM start), “What is the International Community”
21st: Marina Duque, Florida State University, “The Logic of Expressive Rationality”
28th: Peter Katzenstein, Cornell University, “Protean Power: A Second Look”
November
4th: Tyler Jost, Brown University, “Institutional Origins of Miscalculation in Chinese Foreign Policy”
18th: James Cameron, King’s College London, “Arms Control: Lessons from a Long History”
December
4th: Student Presentations
Spring 2021
January
20th: Paul Poast, University of Chicago, “Man, Russia, and War”
Februrary
3rd: Rachel Myrick, Duke University, “Do External Threats Unite or Divide? Security Crises, Rivalries, and Polarization in American Foreign Policy”
17th: Rebecca Perlman, Princeton University, “Precaution in the Private Interest: How Companies Use Private Information to Shape Global Regulations”
24th: Sonal Pandya, University of Virginia, “Repelling Rape: Foreign Direct Investment Empowers Women”
March
3rd: Amy Pond, Technical University of Munich, “International Economic Relations and Individual Preferences for Anti-Trust Policy”
17th: Lindsay Dolan, Wesleyan University, “Deciding Development: How International Organizations Classify and Create Developing Countries”
31st: Peter Rosendorff, NYU, “Designing International Organizations”
April
21st: Layna Mosley, Princeton University, “Government Choices among Debt Instruments”
28th: Christina Schneider, UC San Diego, “Globalization and Democratic Representation”
May
5th: Simone Dietrich, University of Geneva, “TBD”