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Paper title	Corresponding Author	Institution
'Solidarity and Sovereignty - The Two-Dimensional Game of Swedish Security Policy'	Magnus Christiansson	Swedish National Defence College
"In the long run we are all dead": Confronting the Transitory Nature of Industrial Society	Joerg Friedrichs	University of Oxford
"My father died for a good cause down there ..." - Popular Culture Discourse on Germany's Responsibility to Protect Afghanistan	Philipp Offermann	Goethe-University Frankfurt
"On Colonial Mimicry: France, Security and the Governance of Postcolonial Suspect Communities"	Adam Sandor	University of Ottawa
"Sons-of-the-Soil" and Local Insurgencies: Assessing the Impact of Migration on Civil Conflicts in Northeast India Using the UCDP Geo-Coded Events Data	Erika Forsberg	Uppsala University
"Who’s Minding the Ore? The World Bank and New Mining Regimes: the Case of the Philippines"	Pascale Hatcher	Graduate School of International Relations, Ritsumeikan University
(De)Constructing a “Sustainable” Biofuel	Aaron Leopold	Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research
A Bakhtinian approach to EU-Turkey relations	Johanna Nykänen	Finnish Institute of International Affairs
A Comparative Analysis of Administrative Innovations.	Fabrizio De Francesco	Department of Political Science, University of Zurich
A CPE of Crisis Recovery: The Role of States in Re-Imagining Post-Crisis, Post-Neoliberal Futures	Bob Jessop	Lancaster University
A Crisis of Transition: Geopolitical Causes and Impacts of the Global Downturn. The Rise and Demise of "Chimerica"	Stefan Schmalz	University of Kassel
A Cultural Political Economy of Crisis Management: the Turn to ‘BRIC’ and the Case of China	Ngai-Ling Sum	Lancaster University
A disciplinary history of a discursive seduction	Helle Palu	University of Tampere
A Global Network of Courts among Common Law Juristdictions with Regard to Refugee Rights	Heike Brabandt	University of Bremen
A Leader without Followers? The Growing Divergence between the Regional and Global Performance of Brazilian Foreign Policy	Andres Malamud	University of Lisbon
A LOCAL LEVEL ANALYSIS OF PEACEKEEPING INTERVENTION IN THE BOSNIAN WAR	Francesco Moro	Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane
A Methodology for the Calculation of the Global Economic Costs of Conflict	Olaf de Groot	German Institute for Economic Research (DIW Berlin)
A Modified Poulantzasian Perspective on Geopolitics and Capitalism	Morten Ougaard	Copenhagen Busines School
A new containment policy	Dr. Andreas Herberg-Rothe	University of Applied Sciences Fulda
A new containment policy	Dr. Andreas Herberg-Rothe	University of Applied Sciences Fulda
A Norm in the Making? The Emergence of the “Responsibility to Protect” (R2P) and UN Security Council Deliberations	Bastian Loges	Technische Universität Braunschweig
A Nuclear Iran: Trigger for a Renewed Emphasis by the Obama Administration on the Goal of Nuclear Elimination	Tom Sauer	Universiteit Antwerpen (Belgium)
A Nuclear Iran: Trigger for a Renewed Emphasis by the Obama Administration on the Goal of Nuclear Elimination	Tom Sauer	Universiteit Antwerpen
A Porous Humanitarian Shield: The Laws of War, the Red Cross, and the Killing of Civilians	Margit Bussmann	University of Greifswald
A Power through Trade? The European Union and Democracy Promotion in ACP States	Dennis Nottebaum	University of Münster
A security actor under construction: Inputs from the Lisbon Treaty	Ana Paula Brandao	University of Minho
A World Free of Nuclear Weapons? 2. Nonproliferation and Engagement: Iran and North Korea Should Not Let the Opportunity Slip by	Heinz Gärtner	Austrian Institute for International Affairs (oiip)
‘’Governance without government - causes for the Latvian meltdown 2002-2008’’	Veiko Spolitis	University of Helsinki/Riga Stradins University
‘Gender-ing’ the Palette: how are gender concerns crucial to conflict resolution and peacebuilding?	Andrea Edoardo Varisco	-
‘States are people too’: Abjection, security, and the HIV-positive migrant	Philippe Mamadou Frowd	McMaster University
“Conflict Beyond Borders” – Typologizing Transnational Armed Conflict	Michael Fürstenberg	Technische Universität Braunschweig
“Going Transnational” – The Activities of Transnational Rebels in Neighbouring Countries	Michael Fürstenberg	Technische Universität Braunschweig
“Speedy cars, perky women, champagne and striptease bars”. Neo-liberal masculinity in crisis?	Birgit Sauer	University of Vienna
“Why don’t they listen?” Micro and Macro-Perspectives on the Success and Failure of Warnings about Intra-State Conflict	Christoph Meyer	King's College London
Accounting for foreign policy change: the role of policy entrepreneurs	Spyros Blavoukos	Athens University of Economics and Business
ACROSS THE GREAT DIVIDE (AGAIN): THE NATIONAL-INTERNATIONAL CONNECTION AND THE STUDY OF BRITISH POLITICS.	Jim Buller	University of York
Adding citizenship to the analytical puzzle: bringing back the political to post-armed conflict statebuilding?	Marisa Borges	CES/University of Coimbra
Agency, Injury and Transgressive Politics in Neoliberal Times	Sumi Madhok	London School of Economics
alliance of alliances	Jean-christophe ROMER	University strasbourg and IRSEM
An Alternative from the Left: Turkish Case	ozgur usenmez	Marmara university
An Obituary for the Third Way: The Financial Crisis and Social Democracy in Europe	Magnus Ryner	Oxford Brookes University
Analyzing regional security governance: The example of the Organization of American States	Britta Weiffen	University of Konstanz
Applying erotetic to the complex causal paths of apologies in American diplomacy	Jeremie Cornut	Universite du Quebec a Montreal
Are Economic Sanctions a Substitute for the Use of Force?	T. Clifton Morgan	Rice University
Arms acquisition methods by non-state actors and the dynamics of intrastate armed conflict	Nils Duquet	Flemish Peace Institute
Artistic Resistance at the US-Mexico Border: From Chicano Art to Tactical Media	Marie-Chantal Locas	University of Ottawa
Atlantic Unity and the Crisis of the 1970s	Julian Germann	York University
Battle of the Banlieues: Resisting the Secure	Christopher Leite	University of Ottawa
Becoming in Time and Space	Felix Berenskoetter	SOAS
Becoming Whosoever: Re-examining Pauline Universalism	Mika Ojakangas	University of Jyväskylä
Before "World Opinion": "Public Opinion" and Political Community before the Twentieth Century	Hans-Martin Jaeger	Carleton University
Benchmarking Global Governance. Democratic or (Just) Legitimate?	Ingo Take	University of Greifswald
Better be sure to know it: Standards and authority in the global political economy of services	Jean-Christophe Graz	Université de Lausanne
Between Legal Positivism and Natural Law: Idolising Law and Obfuscating Politics in International Law and the Chilcot Iraq Inquiry	Robert Barnidge	University of Reading
Beyond carrots and sticks	Michele Knodt	TU Darmstadt
BEYOND CONTINUITY: REGION, REGIONNESS AND REGIONALISM IN LATIN AMERICA	Pia Riggirozzi	University of Southampton
Beyond post-development: postcolonial perspectives on 'development'	Aram Ziai	University of Hamburg
Beyond Rationalist Explanations: Strategic Economic Discourse and the EU’s ‘Global Europe’ Trade Strategy	Gabriel Siles Brugge	University of Sheffield
Beyond the end of wars and conflict freezing: looking for conflict resolution	Fabio Fossati	Dispes, Univ. of Trieste (I)
Beyond the Technical Problems of Multidimensional Peacekeeping: The Disconnect Between the Peacebuilding Norm and United Nations Operations	Jibecke Joensson	European University Institute
Biofuels in Germany – Historical Trends and Impact Factors Set Course for Prospective Design of Policies	Felix Kaup	Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research
Biopolitical Governance in an ‘Age of Anxiety’? Civil Defense, Internal Policing, and the American State	Andrew Grossman	Albion College
Black Sea Synergy: looking at the sea…..from the shore. An appraisal of EU policy towards the Black Sea Region three years after	Ion Berindan	Babes-Bolyai University
Bologna or Potemkin village? Higher Education Institutions as part of the modernisation process in Russia.	René Lenz	Universität Erfurt
Borrowed Power: Debt Finance and the Resort to Arms	Branislav Slantchev	UC San Diego
BRICs, EU & the Global South: G20, EU27 & global development in the second decade of the 21st century	timothy shaw	IIR @ UWI
Bringing “the part of those who have no part” back in: The Democratic Spectral Politics of the Global Justice Movement	Hiroyuki Tosa	Kobe University
Bringing Discourse to the Market: The Case of REDD	Benjamin Stephan	University of Hamburg
Bringing Russia closer to the core: EU's strategic partnership approach	Luis Blanco	Bielefeld University
Bringing the Good, the Bad and the Ugly into the Peace Fold: The Republic of Sierra Leone Armed Forces after the Lomé Peace Agreement	Mimmi Soderberg Kovacs	Uppsala University
Bureaucratic Leadership: The Missing Link to Understanding IO Influence?	Steffen Bauer	German Development Institute
Business, Boycott & Bureaucracy: The Kimberley Process Certification Scheme and the Global Quest for Conflict-Free Diamonds	Holger Meyer	The University of Georgia
Business, Human Rights and Marginalised Groups: Consultations as a Form of Democratic Participation in the Work of the UN?	Lisbeth Segerlund	Södertörn University
C.a.s.e. Collective II: Critical Approaches to Security: resistance, emancipation, tactics.	c.a.s.e. Collective	University of Geneva
Can the Bundeswehr Learn to “Eat Soup With a Knife?“ Assessing German Counterinsurgency Operations in Afghanistan	Robin Schroeder	University of Kiel
CANNIBALISTIC CAPITALISM: SECURITIZED PENSION FUNDS AND THE SOCIAL REPRODUCTION OF NEOLIBERALIZATION	Susanne Soederberg	Queen's University, Canada
Catching the Flu: Early Warning Systems for Detecting Pandemic Outbreaks	Stefan Elbe	University of Sussex
Ceylon Tigers: The Creation and Radicalization of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE)	Christine Sixta Rinehart	Francis Marion University
Challenges of European External Energy Governance with Emerging Powers: Meeting Tiger, Dragon, Lion and Jaguar.	Michèle Knodt	TU Darmstadt
Changing observations and descriptions of Germany`s foreign policy	Christoph Weller	University of Augsburg
Changing Role of Actors in Global Economic Governance	Martina Jiránková	University of Economics in Prague
China's Rise and International Law: Strengthening or Weakening a Fundamental Institution?	Pablo Pareja-Alcaraz	Universitat Pompeu Fabra
China’s Sovereign Wealth Funds: Problem or Panacea?	Qingxiu Bu	School of Law Queen's University Belfast
Civil Society Strategies to Democratize	Anders Uhlin	Lund University
CIVIL-MILITARY COOPERATION AND HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS. THE ROLE(S) OF THE NGOS	Daniela Irrera	University of Catania
Climate Change as a driver of security culture	Michael Brzoska	IFSH
Coding political (non) violent conflict processes in quantitative studies	Ricardo Sousa	International Institute of Social Studies (ISS), EUR
Competing Social Forces and Hegemonic Projects, An Analysis of Turkish Integration into European Structures	Elif Uzgoren	University of Nottingham
Competitive Liberalisation	Jan Sindt	Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin fuer Sozialforschung
Constructing the US experience: Investigating the emblematic role of early pollution trading in climate governance	Richard Lane	University of Sussex
Contested post-neoliberal strategies. The “agrofuels project” – a key to the solution of the energy, environmental and economic crises?	Ulrich Brand	University of Vienna
Corporate contributions to global governance through corporate social responsibility: the UN Global Compact and the Global Reporting Initiative	Josep Ibáñez	Pompeu Fabra University
Corporate contributions to global governance through corporate social responsibility: the UN Global Compact and the Global Reporting Initiative	Laura Albareda	Boston College
Cosmopolitan Politicization? — Relating Public Perceptions of Interdependence and Expectations in International Institutions	Matthias Ecker-Ehrhardt	Social Science Research Center Berlin (WZB)
Cosmopolitanism, Emancipation and Critical Security Studies	Chris Brown	LSE
Crafting European Security: The Practice of Diplomacy and EU Integration	Mai'a Cross	University of Southern California
Credit Crisis of the State - What role did the media play?	Sonja Juko	University of Frankfurt / Main
Crisification and the Landsbanki saga	Petter Narby	Lund University
Criteria for the Synthesis of Theories	Elisabeth Schoendorf	German Institute for International and Security Affairs
Critical Infrastructures and the Biopolitics of Resilience	Christopher Zebrowski	Keele University
Cross-Border Movements in North America (and Europe) pre- and post 9/11	Heike Brabandt	University of Bremen
Cubicle Land - on the sociology of internationalized rule	klaus schlichte schlichte	University of Magdeburg
Cultural (Re-)Turns in Critical (International) Political Economy	Bob Jessop	Lancaster University
Cultural Political Economy of Crisis Recovery: (Trans-)National Imaginaries of “BRIC”	Ngai-Ling Sum	Lancaster University
Current EU Common Security and Defence Policy and Euro-Atlantic Relations: A French View	Katerina Cmakalova	University of Economics, Prague
Dancing spatialities around a geopolitical continuity: the Silk Road	Igor Filibi	University of the Basque Country
Dark clouds, no silver lining? Re-conceptualising the global governance of energy and climate change	Hannes R. Stephan	Keele University
Deciding over life to give death. A biopolitical, postcolonial and cultural analysis of Latin American governmentality	Nelson Arteaga	Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales. Universidad Aut�
DEEP INTEGRATION IN EU FTAs	Peter Holmes	University of Sussex
Defining concepts in political science: building the boundaries between governance, order and anarchy	Fabio Fossati	Dispes, Univ. of Trieste (I)
Democracy promotion vs. state-building? The theory and the practice of decentralization in the Democratic Republic of Congo	Cristina Barrios	FRIDE
Democracy Promotion, Empowerment & Self-Determination. Conflicting objectives in US and German policies towards Bolivia	Jonas Wolff	Peace Research Institute Frankfurt (PRIF)
Democracy promotion: a conceptual problem	Hans Agné	Stockholm university, Swedish Institute of International Affairs
Democracy, Security and Energy: De-constructing the Russian-EU Relationship	Doris Wydra	University of Salzburg
Democratic Legitimacy of Judicial Review Beyond the State	Andreas von Staden	University of St. Gallen
Democratisation vs. State-Building. The Case of Georgia after Rose Revolution	Nino Chkoidze	University of Giessen
Demographic Factors and the Propensity for Violence during Armed Conflicts: Voices of Survivors	Megumi Nishimura	Ritsumeikan University
Depoliticization through partnership in the field of migration: the Mexico–US case	Rahel Kunz	Université de Lausanne
Detaching "Emerging" from "Power": Brazil and India at the WTO Mini-Ministerial in 2008	Laura Carsten	Ruhr University of Bochum
Disaggregating Democracy and the Legitimization of Functionally Fragmented Governance beyond the State	Dawid Friedrich	Leuphana University of Lüneburg
Disaggregating Democracy and the Legitimization of Functionally Fragmented Governance beyond the State	Christoph Humrich	Peace Research Institute Frankfurt
Disasters, riots and political violence in India - A spatiotemporal analysis	Rune Slettebak	NTNU & CSCW, PRIO
Division of Labor within Institutional Complexes and the Evolution of Interlocking Structures of International Governance:	Thomas Gehring	University of Bamberg
Does The Internationalization of Governance Politicize Domestic Debate? Testing Competing Explanations of Politicization Using Party Manifestos	Matthias Ecker-Ehrhardt	Social Science Research Center Berlin (WZB)
Doing Political Theory in a Globalized World: Some Theoretical and Methodological Concerns	Hassan Bashir	Texas A&M at Qatar
Economic Adjustment to the Crisis in the Baltic States in Comparative Perspective	Vytautas Kuokštis	Institute of International Relations and Political Science,
Economic Crisis as a Crisis of Political System of the World	Marina Lebedeva	Moscow State Institute of International Relations
Economic Governance in the EU and Context of the Economic and Financial Crisis	Josef Bic	UEP Prague
Endogenizing Power-Sharing After Ethnonationalist Civil War	Julian Wucherpfennig	ETH Zürich
Enter the Dragon! An Empirical Analysis of Chinese versus US Arms Transfers to Autocrats and Violators of Human Rights, 1989–2006	Indra de Soysa	NTNU
Escaping Security: Norden as a Source of Ontological Certainty	Christopher Browning	University of Warwick
ESDP and NATO Institutional, functional and issue overlapping: Debate on Turkey	Aleksandar Roncevic	Faculty of Political Science, Belgrade, Serbia
Ethical Power Europe? Assessing possible future	Hanna Tuominen	University of Helsinki
Ethnic conflict or civil peace: the contribution of ethnic associations	Andrea Schlenker	University of Lucerne
EU Foreign Policy and the Challenge of Public Diplomacy	Mai'a Cross	University of Southern California
EU´s External Policy towards Eastern Europe on Migration Issues. Breaking New Ground in International Relations?	Bernhard Zeilinger	Institute for Advanced Studies
Eurojust’s Fledgling Counterterrorism Role	Oldrich Bures	Metropolitan University Prague
Europe’s Others: Cosmopolitan Europeans or Partisans of Fortress Europe?	Andrea Schlenker	Luzern University
European Integration vs. Sovereignty: Do Small Nation States Tend to Be More Eurosceptic? - Case Study of Denmark.	Radim Srsen	Jan Masaryk Center of International Studies
EUROPEAN POLICIES OF NEUTRALITY IN THE COLD WAR: THE CASE OF FINLAND	Johanna Rainio-Niemi	University of Helsinki
European Union and African Union Security Relations	Glen Segell	London Security Policy Study
European Union as anchor in the democratization process od Central-Eastern Europe countires after 2007	Fabio Fossati	Dispes, Univ of Trieste (I)
Evaluating the conflict-reducing effect of UN peacekeeping operations	Lisa Hultman	Swedish National Defence College
Explaining Variation in Grants by the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria: Statistical Insights from a Principal-Agent Perspective	Patrick Theiner	Trinity College Dublin
Explaining Variation in UN Humanitarian Intervention	Martin Binder	WZB Social Science Research Center Berlin
Externalization of Cross-Pillar Approach: the EU-Maghreb Case	Veronica Martins	Sciences-Po Paris (CEE)
Factors Producing Coalitions in the EU Council Negotiations with Different Heterogeneity of the Member States' Policy Preferences	Ilze Ruse	Salzburg University
Feminist Perspectives in Cultural Political Economy: The Case of Decent Work	Felix Hauf	Goethe University, Frankfurt
Financial Crises as Catalysts for Regional Integration?	Sebastian/ Daniel Krapohl/ Rempe	University of Bamberg
Financial Crisis in Discourse: Banks, Financial Markets and Political Responses	Doris Fuchs	Westfälische Wilhelms-Universtät Münster
Financial Crisis: Obstacle or New Impulse in Southern Cone	Petr Holas	University of Economics, Prague
Financial Goods and Governance: The Complexity of Financial Goods and Regulatory design	Travis Selmier, II	Indiana University
Financing Terrorism	Elspeth Guild	Radboud University Nijmegen
Foreign Policy Consequences: Integrating Insights from Structural Theorizing into Foreign Policy Analysis	Dirk Peters	Peace Research Institute Frankfurt
Foreign policy of Sweden concerning the Ukraine	Anastasiya Shevchenko	Presidium of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
Free Movement as Citizenship Practice: The ECJ’s Litigation on Free Movement and the Emergence of European Citizenship	Dawid Friedrich	Leuphana University of Lüneburg
Friend or Foe? Shedding light on the Interorganizational Relationship between the EU and the Council of Europe	Marina Kolb	Institute for Advanced Studies Vienna
From ASEAN to ASEAN+3	Sebastian / Axel Krapohl / Obermeier	University of Bamberg
From economic rationality to climate politics as investment: An analysis of the discourse on financing mitigation and adaptation	Simon Wolf	University of Kassel
From national to cosmopolitan: the blueprint of space in citizenship	Marisa Borges	CES/University of Coimbra
From Public to Private and Back Again? Perspectives and Propositions on the Reallocation of Political Authority in Financial Governance	Andreas Kruck	LMU Munich
Gender, human security and violence: Uruguayan case	Virginia Delisante	ISCSP / ORT
Gendered empowerment: The construction of transnational political spaces between Chicago and Michoacán	Stephanie Schütze	Freie Universität Berlin
Getting from Social Practices to Ethical Practices	Cornelia Navari	University of Buckingham
Getting Real? The International Role of the Euro after the Financial Crisis	Hubert Zimmermann	Marburg University
Global Climate Change Justice: From Rawls’s Law of Peoples to Honneth’s conditions of freedom	Shannon Brincat	University of Helsinki
Global Democracy without Global Justice? Why a Procedural Account is Flawed	Klaus Dingwerth	Universität Bremen
Global Energy Security: Resource Availability, Economic Conditions and Political Constraints	Dag Harald Claes	University of Oslo
Global Governance of Migration and the Migrant Rights Movement	Sara Kalm	Lund University
Global Governance, Legitimacy and Gender. UN-Business Partnerships for Women's Rights	Magdalena Bexell	Lund University
Global Imbalances and their Impact on Global Economic Governance (case of IMF)	Pavel Hnát	University of Economics, Prague
Global inequality and national responsibility	Theresa Scavenius	University of Copenhagen
Globalisation or Reproducing Marginalisation? A Comparative View on Brazilian and Kenyan Women’s Organizations at the World Social Forum	Antje Daniel	University of Bayreuth
Governance and Domestic Sovereignty - Politics of Authority in Institutionalized Uncertainty	Oscar Larsson	Uppsala University
Graduate Attributes and The Knowledge Society	James Moir	University of Abertay Dundee
Great Transformation or Politics as Usual? The Many Faces of Security Governance in Post-9/11 EU Counterterrorism	Hendrik Hegemann	Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy, Hamburg (I
Guantánamo Bay and Renditions. Information Islands Amidst Globalization	Alan Chong	Nanyang Technological University
Hard men and soft law	Karolina Milewicz	Universities of Bern & Lucerne
Haunted by the Ghost of Willy Brandt: German Ostpolitik Reconsidered	Kristian Nielsen	University of Tartu
Hegemony and Regional Secrity Cooperation	Galia Press-Barnathan	Hebrew Universtiy of Jerusalem
Highly Structured Intergovernmental Organizations and Escalation of Low-Level Armed Domestic Conflicts to Civil Wars	Jaroslav Tir	University of Georgia
Historical Analogies In Foreign Policy: References To The Cold War In The Rhetoric Of United States And Russia	Diana Jurgeleviciute	Vilnius University
Histories of World Capitalism, Methodologies of World Labour: Rethinking Uneven Development	Marcus Taylor	Queen's University
Hobbes vs. Mill: Anarchy, Development, and Demobilization in the Somalian Civil War	Lilli Banholzer	University of Konstanz
Horizontal Inequalities and Ethno-Nationalist Civil War: A Global Comparison	Lars-Erik Cederman	ETH Zurich
How does one un-become a European citizens? Reflections on the Janko Rottmann case	sandra mantu	radboud university
How much do meta-organizations affect their members?	Göran Ahrne	Stockholm University
How to put the fragments together? Political integration and changing conflict lines in Burundi's post-war transition	Judith Vorrath	CSS, ETH Zürich
Human Security paradigms and Economic Crisis in the newly created North Caucasus federal district	Tiago Ferreira Lopes	Technical University of Lisbon
Humanitarianism and world politics in Kosovo: a symbiotic relationship?	Andrea Edoardo Varisco	-
Immigration and emigration decisions among highly skilled British expatriates in Vancouver	William Harvey	University of Oxford
Imperialism and anti-imperialism in Eurocentric liberal international theory	Martin Hall Hall	Department of Political Science, Lund Univrsity
In the labyrinth of international community: the Alliance of Civilisations programme at the United Nations	Niels Lachmann	University of Southern Denmark, Odense
Incentives to Kill: The Organizational Roots of One-Sided Violenc	Gerald Schneider	Konstanz
Inequality as an Obstacle to World Political Community and Global Social Justice	Nicholas Lees	University of Oxford
Informal Institutional Change: Coping with the global banking crisis in Europe	Dieter Kerwer	University of Munich
Innovation Indicators, Economic Development, and Geographical Variations in Finnish Local Administrative Units	Teemu Makkonen	University of Helsinki, Department of Geosciences and Geogra
Insurance as an instrument of government in time of war: King’s enemy risks, marine insurance, and strategy in World War I	Luis Lobo-Guerrero	Keele University, UK
Integrated Border Management in the European Union “Spaces of experience”,	Maria Ferreira	School of Social and Political Sciences
International Community v. Society: A Conceptual Analysis	Hannes Peltonen	Kyung Hee University
International Constraints, Domestic Politics and Foreign Policy Change in Small States: The Fall of the Danish 'Footnote Policy'	Fredrik Doeser	The Swedish Institute of International Affairs
International intervention, democracy promotion and goal conflicts in Kosovo and Afghanistan	Jöran Hök	Södertörn University Stockholm
International Organizations as Orchestrators	Kenneth Abbott	Arizona State University
International Political theory Then and Now: The Fate of the Middle Ground	Chris Brown	LSE
International Sanctions as a Tool of Global Governance? The Case of the Czech Republic	Jan Martin Rolenc	University of Economics, Prague
IOs as Orchestrators	Duncan Snidal	Universities of Chicago & Oxford
Iran’s Nuclear Ambitions: What Caused this Multilateral Headache?	Ulrika Möller	The Swedish Institute of International Affairs
Is Cosmopolitan Community Possible? Liberalism, Global Solidarity and the Political	Viatcheslav Morozov	Institute of Government and Politics, University of Tartu
Is the Central Europe Ever Going to be a Real Part of Europe? (Study on Central Europe and its various sub-regional structures as regional responses to the end of the Cold War)	Zuzana Zelenická	University of Economics in Prague
Is the Pen Mightier than the Sword: Do literacy rates help predict cooperation or conflict?	Charles Martin-Shields	American University
Is there a European alternative in the North Atlantic security community?: an approach to cultural change	Niels Lachmann	University of Southern Denmark
Is there really a power shift? Delegating Authority in global environmental politics	Jessica Green	Case Western Reserve University
Is Turkey turning its face from the West?	Valeria Giannotta	Catholic University of th Sacred Heart, Milano
Islamic Feminism between Regional Activism and Transnationalism	Hoda Salah	University of Frankfurt
Issues and Forecasting Disputes	Kristian Skrede Gleditsch	University of Essex
It's the hegemony, stupid! Why a sophisticated Power Transition Theory needs Liberal Hegemony	Iris Wurm	Peace Research Institute Frankfurt (PRIF)
It's the hegemony, stupid! Why a sophisticated Power Transition Theory needs Liberal Hegemony	Carsten Rauch	Peace Research Institute Frankfurt (PRIF)
Janus-Faced Democracy? A Fuzzy-Set Analysis of Democratic Foreign Policy and the Use of Military Force	Patrick Mello	Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
Journalists in armed conflicts - special protection measures in international humanitarian law	Hilde Farthofer	University of Salzburg
Just finance? Amartya Sen’s 'The Idea of Justice' and financial regulation	Daniel Mügge	University of Amsterdam
Knowledge Production in Governance of Financial Markets	Brigitte Young	University Muenster
Land ownership and conflicts in Nigeria: Understanding the oil-fuelled grievance and greed in the Niger-delta	Ndubuisi Nwokolo	University of Birmingham,UK.
Leaders, wives and global governance at the G8 and G20 summits	Hugo Dobson	University of Sheffield
Leadership in the Eyes of the Beholders: Perceptions of Climate Change Leadership among UNFCCC Negotiation Participants	Charles Parker	Uppsala University
Legitimate founding of political community: The usefulness of global democracy	Hans Agné	Stockholm university
Les défis du « lucrum in bello » au regard de la sociologie politique de l’international	Christian Olsson	ULB
Lily-pad geopolitics: Romania in the 'Global War on Terror'	Felix Ciuta	UCL SSEES
Liquidity Lost: The Security Apparatus for Toxic Assets	Paul Langley	Northumbria University
Locating Climate Insecurity: Where are the Vulnerable Places in Africa?	Josh Busby	University of Texas
Looking for alternatives in Global Governance: why multi-level governance is not the answer for poverty reduction	Sophie Harman	City University
Mainstreaming Protection: Protection as a New Global Normative Order?	Holger Niemann	University of Duisburg-Essen
Mainstreaming Protection: Protection as a New Global Normative Order?	Bastian Loges	Technische Universität Braunschweig
Major Powers’ Power Transition and Small States’ Cooperation: A Structural-Dynamic Theory and Its Evidence in the Asia-Pacific	Chih-Mao Tang	University of Essex
MANAGING GREAT POWERS IN THE POST COLD WAR WORLD: OLD RULES, NEW GAME? THE CASE OF THE GLOBAL WAR ON TERROR	Jorge Lasmar	London School of Economics
Managing the Risks of Love/Love as a Risk Management Tool: Assessing the Security Governance of Marriage Migrants in the United States and Germany	Anne-Marie D'Aoust	University of Pennsylvania
Marrying State-building and Aid Policy: Civil Partnership or Irreconcilable Differences?	Heather Marquette	University of Birmingham
Mediation, local response and the limits of international engagement in Cote d'Ivoire	Giulia Piccolino	University of Florence
Merging Worlds: Celebrity Diplomacy in International Affairs	Sandra Via Via	Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Middle Ground Ethics and Human Rights in International Relations	Mervyn Frost	King's College, London
Mission Intrusiveness as Peacebuilders’ Leverage in Post-Conflict Democratization Processes	Nora Roehner	Free University Berlin
Modes of Foreign Relations and Political Economy	Heide Gerstenberger	University of Bremen
Money, Law, Sovereignty: Where does this crisis leave the state?	Nigel Dodd	London School of Economics
More mouths and less food - Climate change, resource scarcity and non-state conflicts	Ralph/Erik Sundberg/Melander	Dept. of Peace and Conflict Research
Narratives: Translating Culture to Action	Taylan Yildiz	University of Wuerzburg
NATO's pursuit of legitimacy in the 21st century: Normative dilemmas in view of global challenges	Charlotte Wagnsson	Swedish National Defence College
Navigating the Fog of Peace	Joakim Kreutz	Department of Peace and Conflict Research, Uppsala Universitet
Negotiating the Democratization of the WTO's Dispute Settlement Process	Theresa Squatrito	Stockholm University
Neo-corporatism reinstated? The impact of the crisis on the credibility of Baltic trade unions	Charles Woolfson	Linköping University
Neo-liberal State Building and Western 'Democracy Promotion': the case of Georgia	Joel Lazarus	University of Oxford
Neoliberal Think Tanks and the Crisis	Dieter Plehwe	Social Science Research Centre Berlin
Network Governance and European Security	Mai'a Cross	University of Southern California
Networks of Capitalist Class Power and US grand strategy	Bastiaan van Apeldoorn	VU University Amsterdam
Newcomers in International Organisations	Simone Günther	ETH Zurich
Norms and Social Hierarchies: Understanding International Policy Diffusion "From Below"	Ann Towns	University of Delaware / University West
Oil Crises Cooperation - Do International Institutions Matter?	Vessela Chakarova	Webster University - Leiden
On Gramsci and the International: A Textual Analysis	Nicola Short	York University
On the politics of economics: New Keynesian governability and the practice of inflation targeting	Benjamin Braun	University of Munich
One Hell of an Act: US Patriotism and the March to War After 9/11	Jennifer Sterling-Folker	University of Connecticut
Opportunities and Constraints for Transnational Mobilization: Some Findings from the Cypriot, Irish & South Asian Diasporas in London	Elise FERON	University of Kent
Organizations as Corporate Actors in the International System	Thomas Gehring	University of Bamberg
Organizing finance	Matilda Dahl	Score
Organizing for social sustainability. Bureaucratization in meta-organizations	Renita Thedvall	Stockholm University
Outsourcing military training: the role of security networks in foreign military assistance	Eugenio Cusumano	European University Institute
Pacifying Aid: the Effects of Foreign Aid on Civil War Duration	Andrea Ruggeri	University of Amsterdam
Paradoxes of citizenship: the Roma, mobility and Europe	Jef Huysmans	The Open University (UK)
Paramilitarism in Colombia: the thin line between	Jacobo Grajales	CERI - Sciences Po
Participation as input-legitimacy? The ambivalent effects of multi-stakeholder governance	Charlotte Dany	Goethe University-Frankfurt
Participation in International Organisations and Learning Process: Early Elaborations on Turkey’s Experience at the UN Security Council	Ozlem Terzi	Istanbul University
Peace Media and de-securitization of post-conflict societies	Sofia José Santos	University of Coimbra
Peace-Building and Democracy Promotion in Afghanistan: The APRP and Reconciliation with the Taliban	Marissa Quie	The University of Cambridge
Peacekeeping and the Contagion of Armed Conflict	Kyle Beardsley	Emory University
Peer to Peer Production: Revolution or Subjectivation?	Phoebe Moore	Salford
Pictorial Theories of Global Politics	Olaf Corry	University of Copenhagen
Planting the Seeds for Change Inside? Functional Cooperation with Authoritarian Regimes and Socialization into Democratic Governance	Tina Freyburg	ETH Zurich
Policing Mars or Venus?	Felix Heiduk	Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, Harvard University
Political Being in Securitised Sites: Everyday Acts of Citizenship	Xavier Guillaume	University of Geneva
Political leadership change: A theoretical assessment using a human capital's "learning by doing" model	Miguel Rocha de Sousa	Universidade de Évora and NICPRI-UE
Political violence in the North Caucasus: a political sociology approach	Jean-François Ratelle	University of Ottawa
Polyarchy in Anarchy: Institutions of political competition and participation, and the initiation and escalation of international conflict	Benjamin Goldsmith	University of Sydney
Postcolonial cosmopolitanism: making place for nationalism	Rahul Rao	School of Oriental & African Studies, University of London
Power in Security Governance Formation. East Asia and the case of securing maritime trade	Torsten Geise	German Institute of Global and Area Studies (GIGA)
Practicing Financial Governance in Historical Perspective: Do the G20 Regulatory Initiatives lead to a Genuine Reform of the Financial System	Joelle Dumouchel	University of Toronto
Pre- and Postwar Attitudes towards Ethnic Exclusionism in the Balkans: A Comparison	Karin Dyrstad	Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Precedent on International Courts: A Network Analysis of Case Citations by the European Court of Human Rights	Yonatan Lupu	University of California - San Diego
Preconditions of Democracy. The impact of Social Capital and Communist Legacies	Norma Osterberg-Kaufmann	Humboldt University Berlin/ BGSS
Prevention and anticipation – Pre-crime approach to EU internal security policy	Artur Gruszczak	Jagiellonian University in Krakow
Preventive Arms Control in Space: Breaking the Deadlock	Max M. Mutschler	University of Tübingen
Primordialism, Humanitarianism, or a Quest for Justice: Citizens’ Support for International Tribunals after Civil Wars	Megumi Nishimura	Ritsumeikan University
Private security companies in anti-piracy operations	Nis Leerskov Mathiesen	Risk Intelligence
Privatization Coalitions, Strategic Decisions and Ideational Discourses: The Use of Private Military and Security Companies in Zones of Conflict	Andreas Kruck	LMU Munich
Problems of Competing and Asymmetric Regimes in Global Environmental Governance Regimes	Ulrich Brand	University of Vienna
Prospects for renewable energy in South Africa: Mobilising the Private Sector	Anna Pegels	German Development Institute
Reconsidering the Transnationalisation of the States from a Postcolonial Perspective	Anna Kraemer	Goethe-University Frankfurt
Reconstructing Identities in the Course of Transnational Peace Mobilizations: the Impact of the Israel/Palestine Conflict and the Ethnicization of French Jews	Brigitte Beauzamy	University of Warwick
Refighting Ameroica's Vietnam War and confronting the paradox of imperial consent	Mark Rupert	Syracuse University
Regional Security and Global Norms in South America and Southeast Asia	Sybille Reinke de Buitrago	IFSH & GIGA
Regulating Carbon Markets	Markus Lederer	University of Potsdam
REINFORCEMENT OR EROSION OF SOVEREIGNTY ON TAX POLICY: THE CASE OF HARMFUL TAX COMPETITION	Joao Ricardo Catarino	ISCSP - Technical University of Lisbon
Religion and Armed Conflict in Sub-Saharan Africa, 1990 to 2008 – Results from a New Database	Matthias Basedau	GIGA
Removing the F.I.G.* Leaf: The Politics of International Banking	Travis Selmier, II	Indiana University
Reshaping the Hegemony: The Trilateralist Approach of the Carter Administration	Fulvio Drago	University of Florence
Resource Nationalism as a Characteristic of the Klare’s New Energy and Foreign Policy Paradigm	Lenka Kovacovska	University of Economics, Prague
Respect, Disrespect, and Cooperative Attitudes in Foreign Policy	REinhard Wolf	Goethe University
Rethinking world society and cosmopolitanism in International Relations. Theoretical Approeaches and Political Models	Caterina García Segura	Universitat Pompeu Fabra
Rivals for Revenue: State Building as a Product of Ruler and Rebel Conflict	Cameron Thies	University of Iowa
Roles, Identities and Threat Perceptions: The Case of Russo-Ukrainian Relations, 2004-2010	Javier Morales	Carlos III University of Madrid
Russia and Europe: Opportunities and Practical Realizations	Oksana V. Goncharova	Russian Academy of Public Administration under President of Russian Federation
Russia's and Turkey's attitudes towards the EU in the light of the role theory	Vít Beneš	Institute of International Relations, Prague
Russia’s and the U. S. Unilateralism in the Wake of Multilateral Global Order: Theory and Practice	Yuriy Nadtochey	Moscow University for the Humanities
Russophobia in Poland? National Fears and the Effects on EU Relations with the Russian Federation	Raymond Taras	Malmö University
s Unipolarity Just a Moment	Xiangfeng Yang	USC
Saving the Paradox – On the Potentials and Pitfalls of Theory Synthesis	ac beyer	uni hull
Searching for Status in All the Right Places	Thomas Volgy	University of Arizona
Security and the anatomy of value	Jonathan Herington	The Australian National University
Security of the European Union in Contemporary World: Human Security and its Implication for the European Integration Process	Zbynek Dubsky	Jan Masaryk Center of International Studies
Security, Dialogic Ethics and the Problems of Reasonableness, Responsibility and Self-Referentiality	Christoph Humrich	Peace Research Institute Frankfurt
Security, Technology and Control: Repositioning Securitisation Theory for the Information Society	Jonathan Bright	European University Institute
Securitzation and 'Riskization': Two Grammars of Security	Olaf Corry	University of Cambridge
Should States Have a Legal Right to Reputation? Applying the Rationales of Defamation Law to the International Arena	Elad Peled	University of Haifa
Social constructivist comparative study of security communities: EU, ASEAN and a hypothetical India-Pakistan security community	Muhammad Pervez	Leiden University
Social Cosmology, Diplomatics and International Society	Peter Wilson	LSE
Social Reproduction and Unfree Labour in Global Political Economy	Lucy Ferguson	University of Sheffield
Society and Friendship in the Language of the Early Modern International Politics	Evgeny Roshchin	University of Jyvaskyla
South Africa and Deep Integration in North South Relations	Claar Simone	Goethe University Frankfurt
South Africa and the political economy of postcolonial Africa: emerging markets or increased marginalisation?	Stefan Andreasson	Queen's University Belfast
Splitting a Nation: European Identity-building in Ukraine	Doris Wydra	Salzburg Centre of European Union Studies
Standards at the Workplace: Trade Unions' Involvement in the European Standardisation Bodies	Christophe Hauert	University of Lausanne
State Centric not only in its Findings - How the Securitization Framework is still held Hostage by Methodological Nationalism	Jörn Richert	Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik
State Socialization and Structural Realism	Cameron Thies	University of Iowa
State-builidng in DR Congo and Somalia: lessons from the field	Morten Bøås	Fafo
State–society relations in the Far East and Sub-Saharan Africa: Conceptualizing the effects of globalization	Istvan Benczes	Corvinus University of Budapest
Steering toward Climate Tyranny?	Mark Fliegauf	University of Cambridge
Stigmatization by humanization: The uses of human security and the social construction of the insecurity of IDPs in Colombia	Diogo Dario	University of St Andrews
Still Building Social Europe through the Open Method of Coordination?	Caroline de la Porte	University of Southern Denmark
Strategic narratives and self-fulfilling prophecies: towards a political science of performativity	Ben Rosamond	University of Warwick
Strategic Narratives of War: Fear of Entrapment and Abandonment During Protracted Conflict	Laura Roselle	Elon University/Duke University
Structural causes of civil conflict: using fs/QCA to improve civil war prediction	Eelco van der Maat	Vanderbilt University
Structural Constraints to the Rise of East Asia: The Implications of Foreign Ownership and the Export-Led Growth Model	Sean Starrs	York University
Struggle for the Common EU Energy Policy on the Example of Supply Diversification Routes	Olga Khrushcheva	Nottingham Trent University
Surviving the Crises: The Changing Patterns of Space Cooperation among the United States, Russia, Europe, and China	Sheng-Chih Wang	Free University of Berlin
System and Society in Sub-Sahara Africa: The English School in Terre Incognita?	James Hentz	VMI
Taking Actors Seriously. What can an actor-based analysis tell us about determinants of international financial regulation?	Roman Goldbach	Georg-August-University Göttingen
Taming the Revisionist State	Benjamin Miller	University of Haifa
Tax Havens: Politics, Market and Democracy	Ana Raposo Ferreira	Technical University of Lisbon
Technologies for Adaptation to Climate Change	Fariborz Zelli	German Development Institute
Teheran's Umbrella: Extended Deterrence and the Challenge of Proliferation	Daniel Moran	Naval Postgraduate School
The Ambivalent Nature of the Global Restructuring of the Coffee Industry: The Case of Women in Kenya	Zoe Pflaeger	University of Birmingham
The Appeal of the Project of Global Constitutionalism to Public International Lawyers	Christine Schwoebel	Grotius Centre for International Legal Studies
The AU-UN Civilian Protection Partnership in Darfur and the Notion of Co-dependency	Linnea Bergholm	Gothenburg University
The Autoimmunitarian Effects of Preventive States of Exception. A Biopolitical Point of View	Gonzalo Velasco Arias	Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
The Beat of Visions	Hardy Hanappi	TU Vienne
The Bottom Billion and Climate Change	Halvard Buhaug	PRIO
The Brazilian biodiesel-program - a socially acceptable approach in biofuel production?	Esther Laabs	Humboldt University Berlin
The concept of competition and its (re)politicisation as a result of the economic crisis	Bartosz Michalski	University of Wroclaw
The Concept of Issue Salience in Foreign Policy Analysis: Delineating the Scope Conditions of Theoretical Approaches in the Field	Kai Oppermann	University of Sussex
The Concept of Law and International Society	Sten Schaumburg-Müller	Aarhus University
The Credit of the State	Nina Boy	Peace Research Institute Oslo / Lancaster University
THE CULTURE OF REGIONAL SECURITY: EU AND AU APPROACHES TO THE RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT (R2P)	Theresa Reinold	Goethe University
The currencies of carbon and the fungibility of credits in the global carbon market	Philippe Descheneau	University of Ottawa
The Decision Making of the International Dimension of EU Counter-Terrorism	Xiana Barros	European University Institute (Florence)
The Depoliticization and "ASEANization" of Human Security in Southeast Asia: ASEAN´s Counter-Terrorism and Climate Change Policies	Alfred Gerstl	University Vienna
The Developing World within the English School Theory	Ipek Ruacan	University of Birmingham
The Dialectics of Arms Control Norms and Technological Progress	Elvira Rosert	PRIF/Goethe University
The Discourse on Security - A Comparative Analysis	Christian Mieß	...
The Domestic Preconditions for the International Diffusion of Policies and Institutions: The case of Environmental Ministries	Johannes Urpelainen	Department of Political Science, Columbia University
The dynamics of energy and climate governance in South Africa: Business and Government on a common road towards a low-carbon economy?	Babette Never	GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies
The effects of managing the crisis in Afghanistan on the future of NATO	Cécile WENDLING	IRSEM
The Efficacy of the International Administration’s Policy of Coerced Co-operation in Kosovo	Aidan Hehir	University of Westminster
The energy needs of East Asia: the impact on security and regional governance patterns	Pablo Pareja-Alcaraz	Universitat Pompeu Fabra
The Energy Weapon: The Oil Market as an Instrument of Policy	Daniel Moran	Naval Postgraduate School
The EU as an International Actor in Global Environmental Politics	Marc Mühleck	Universität Bamberg
The EU in the Arctic ‘Game’ - The Concert of Arctic Actors and the EU’s Newcomer Role	Kathrin Keil	Berlin Graduate School for Transnational Studies (BTS)
The European cooperation for development policies: between national interests and communitarian norms	Victor Negrescu	National School of Political and Administrative Studies - Bucharest, Romania
The European Narrative in Light of the Practice Turn	Hannes Hansen-Magnusson	University of Hamburg
The evolution of European security identity in EC / EU institutions in the (post-)Cold War period	Laura Dib	University of Helsinki
The Externalization of the European Comprehensive Approach: The EU-Russia Case	Maria Raquel Freire	University of Coimbra
The financial Crisis and the Baltic States	Michele Knodt	TU Darmstadt
The Financial Crisis and the Reconfiguration of the International Energetic Scenario Working paper	Rosibel Ortega	Universidad de Guadalajara
The Foreign Economic Policy of the EU and Japan: Establishing a New Role Model or Setting up Path Dependencies?	Christoph Spieker	Philipps University of Marburg
The Foreign Economic Policy of the EU and Japan: Establishing a New Role Model or Setting up Path Dependencies?	Ulli Jamitzky	University of Münster
The fragile authority of multi-stakeholder standard setting	Kristina Tamm Hallström	Score/Stockholm School of Economics
The Future of Security Studies: CSS, Ethics and Pathways for Future Research	Christopher Browning	University of Warwick
The global economic crisis as trigger for structural reform? Explorations in the transformation of China's growth pattern and the changing working conditions in the export industry	Florian Butollo	University of Franfurt
The Global Economy against Democracy	Manuel Branco	University of Évora
The Good, the Bad, and the Even Worse: Explaining Variation in the Effectiveness of Transnational Energy Partnerships	Philipp Pattberg	VU University Amsterdam
The Ideational Aspect of Coxian Critical Theory: A View from South Africa	Anthony Leysens	Stellenbosch University
The impact of Financial Crisis in Human Devellopment	Gerson Lopes de Sousa	Technical University of Lisbon
The Institutional Design of Peacekeeping Organizations: United Nations, NATO and the European Union	Hylke Dijkstra	Maastricht University
The International Law(s) of Regulatory Extraterritoriality: Causes and Consequences of Rule Variations	Tim Gemkow	Social Science Research Center Berlin
The International Political Economy of Crisis in Latvia: A Debate about the Role of the External and Internal Side	Janis Berzins	Riga Stradins University
The judicial class struggle in EU labour market integration: Swedish Labour Court conflicts 2004-2010	Erik Bengtsson	University of Gothenburg
The Lens of Globalisation and New Labour’s Vision for the Developing World	David Webber	University of Warwick
The location of homophobia	Rahul Rao	School of Oriental & African Studies, University of London
The Logics of Practicality; The Ambiguity of Practitioners	Andrew Jillions	LSE
The making of the good British home-owner: towards a holistic understanding of the crisis.	Ben Jacoby	The University of Warwick, PaIS
The Multilevel Analysis of the Suicide Terrorism	Viera Kocisikova	University of Economics
The New Face of the Institutions and the Role of Identity (Latin-American case)	Martina Jenickova	University of Economics, Prague
The new integrated European Maritime Policy.The challenges of the maritime governance in the Mediterranean	Maria Kottari	Montesquieu University/Panteion University
The Perils of Power-Sharing Arrangements in the Transition from Civil War to Peace and Democracy	Jai Kwan Jung	George Washington University
The Political Economy of Natural Resource Races	Helge Hveem	University of Oslo
The Politicization of International Institutions: Empirical Evidence from Global Economic Governance (by Thomas Rixen and Bernhard Zangl)	Thomas Rixen	Social Science Research Center Berlin (WZB)
The politics of not having a foreign policy	Halvard Leira	NUPI
The problem of exceptionalism: Law and history in modern security politics	Ludvig Norman	Uppsala University
The problematic practice of legislating for security	Andrew Neal	University of Edinburgh
The Puzzle of Transatlantic Relations: A Theory	Pertti Joenniemi	DIIS
The Rise of EME's Financial Market Architecture: Constituting New Roles in the Glboal Financial Governance	Martina Metzger	BIF
The Role of Victims in the First Trial of the International Criminal Court	Aldo Zammit-Borda	Trinity College Dublin
The Roman Catholic Church and European Integration: A study on the limits of Schmitt´s political theology	Petr Kratochvil	Institute of International Relations, Prague
The securitization of development and human (in)securities	Paula Lopes	University of Coimbra
The securitization of development and human (in)securities	Maria Raquel Freire	University of Coimbra
The Security Council and the Legitimacy of the Use of Force: Legal, Normative, and Social Aspects	Matilde Perez-Herranz	Pompeu Fabra University
The Sources of Organizational Autonomy: Sociological Systems Theory and Lessons from and the UN Security Council	Christian Dorsch	University of Bamberg, Germany
The Strategic Use of American Democracy Promotion after the Cold War: The Clinton Administration	Nicolas Bouchet	Institute for the Study of the Americas, University of London
The Strategic Use of Normative Power Capabilities in EU-Iranian Nuclear Energy Negotiations: A Realist Perspective	Chaka Ferguson	Florida International University
The Subordination of European Finance	John Grahl	Middlesex University Business School
The Three Ages of Armaments Collaboration: Determinants of Organizational Success and Failure	Sandra Eisenecker	University of St Gallen
The Three Fields of Global Political Economy	Heikki Patomäki	University of Helsinki & RMIT University
The Transatlantic Partnership and the Liberal Quest	Kari Möttölä	MFA, Helsinki
The Untold Story of Risk in (Inter)National Security	Jonas Hagmann	Center for Security Studies (CSS), ETH Zürich
The variability of regional powers	Miriam Prys	GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies
The world powers are striking back	Dr. Andreas Herberg-Rothe	University of Applied Sciences Fulda
The world powers are striking back	Dr. Andreas Herberg-Rothe	University of Applied Sciences Fulda
The World's Affluent Playground: Dubai's Architecture of Doom and the Future of Globalized Social Reproduction	Tim DiMuzio	University of Helsinki
The Zetas: the most dangerous violent non state actor as a social and political destabilizing and one of the principal elements in the drug war in Mexico.	Phalti Murillo	University of Guadalajara
Theoretical Integration in Foreign Policy Analysis	Klaus Brummer	University Erlangen-Nürnberg
There’s More to Life than Biopolitics: Critical Infrastructure, Resilience Planning, and Molecular Security	Tom Lundborg	The Swedish Institute of International Affairs
To Measure the Political Autonomy of States: Dealing with Conceptual and Methodological Difficulties	Ossi Piironen	University of Helsinki
To Politicize or to De-politicize: Understanding Fluctuations in Sino-Japanese Relations	Björn Jerdén	Swedish Institute of International Affairs
TOMORROW PEOPLE, WHERE IS YOUR PAST? Mapping of post-war national identities in new Yugoslav states	Ana Ljubojevic	IMT Lucca, Italy
Too close to the Edge? International Society, IOs and the Struggle for Zimbabwe	Christian Brütsch	University of Zurich
Tossing Initiatives: Strategic Behavior of the European Commission towards EU Council Presidencies	Valentin Schröder	Universität Potsdam
Totalitarianism of the Past: Surveillance and Mnemonic Technologies in Individualized forms of Governance	Akos Kopper
Toward a deliberative global citizens' assembly	John/ André/ Karolina Dryzek/ Bächtiger/ Milewicz	ANU/ Uni. of Lucerne/ Uni. of Bern
Towards a Historical Materialist Foreign Policy Analysis	Bastiaan van Apeldoorn	VU University
Towards a Strong NATO Narrative: From a "Practice of Talking" to a "Practice of Doing"	Trine Flockhart	Danish Institute for International Studies
Tracing the Identity/Policy Nexus. Three Critical Junctures in the Evolution of European Foreign Policy	Kai Hebel	University of Oxford
Traitors, activism and the dissociation from the Social Democratic era: Cold War rhetoric in Danish Foreign Policy	Iben Bjørnsson Bjørnsson	University of Copenhagen, Dept. of History
Transforming theoretical tensions into new analytical tools: Lessons from the Arctic	Annika E. Nilsson	Stockholm Environment Institute
Transnational Business Actors - The Kingmakers of International Environmental Regimes?	Andreas Nordang Uhre	Department of Political Science, Stockholm University
Transnational meetings as locations of young people’s transnational citizenship	Sofia Laine	Finnish Youth Research Network / Institute of Development Studies, University of Helsinki,
Trust in International Relations	Christer Pursiainen	CBSS Secretariat
Trust in International Relations	Angelica Matveeva	Uppsala University
Turkey's Conscientious Objectors and the Contestation of European Citizenship	Bahar Rumelili	Koc University
Two Theoretical Perspectives on the Evolution of a Global Order	Miroslav Jurasek	University of Economics, Prague
UK Energy Governance Change and the 'Russian Bear' 2003-2007	Caroline Kuzemko	University of Warwick
UN engagement of armed non-state actors: an argument for analytic eclecticism	John Karlsrud	University of Warwick
Uneven and Combined Development and the Anglo-German Prelude to WW1	Jeremy Green	York University
Universal But Not Truly "Global": An Intervention in the Global Governmentality Debate	Wanda Vrasti	Humboldt Universitaet
Unsettling Stakeholders: Deliberative Global Governance and Problems of Democratic Agency	Eva Erman	Department of Political Science, Stockholm University
Unveiling the unconscious. New approaches to the explanation of Russian foreign policy behaviour vis-à-vis the West.	Regina Heller	IFSH
US Democracy Promotion in the Middle East - The Pursuit of Hegemony?	Dionysis Markakis	London School of Economics
Using network concepts of power to measure the power dynamics of emerging leaders. The case of Brazil	Julia Dinkel	University of Bamberg
Wallflower or Essential Constituent? The Inter-American Court of Human Rights’ Role in an Emerging International Judicial Human Rights System	Kerstin Blome	University Bremen
Warning as Framing: discourse competition in the European security sphere	Chiara De Franco	King's College London
Warnings of Intra-state Conflict and the News Media - Western Quality Press Coverage of Rwanda and Darfur	Florian Otto	King's College London
Weakening Your Enemy. Constituencies and the Location of Violence against Civilians in Africa, 1989-2006	Hanne Fjelde	Uppsala University
Western Hegemony and Its Galactic Critic	Marko Lehti	Tampere Peace Research Institute, University of Tampere
What do we need to recover from economic crisis?	Carla Costa	Technical University of Lisbon-School of Social and Political Sciences
What is the 'Political' in International Political Theory? (second revision)	Terry Nardin	National University of Singapore
What's the Point of Environmental Security?	Edward Page	Warwick University
When 'No-Alternative' is No Longer an Alternative	Tami Oren	Hebrew University of Jerusalem
When Could New "Potent Small States" Emerge? A Case of the Czech Republic	Stepanka Zemanova	University of Economics, Prague
When do states balance power? Refining, not refuting, structural realist balance of power theory	Anders Wivel	University of Copenhagen
When do States Comply with International Dispute Settlement Procedures?	Bernhard Zangl	LMU Munich
When Global Warming Meets Economic Winter: International Climate Politics in the Repercussions of Global Financial Tsunami	Hui-Yin Sung	Free University of Berlin
When Turkish "greatness" meets EU values - how perceptions influence the Turkey‐EU relationship	Ion Berindan	Babes-Bolyai University
Where Did We Go Wrong. Can misinterpretation Of The Past Lead to Inadequate Policies?	Steven Smet	University of Antwerp
Who Rules CSDP?	Frederic Merand	Université de Montréal
Why Do Some Oil Exporters Experience Civil War But Others Do Not? A Qualitative Comparative Analysis of Net Oil-Exporting Countries	Thomas Richter	GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies
Widened security, expanding community? On the development of EU civil protection as an emerging community of practice	Niklas Bremberg	Dept. of Political Science, Stockholm University
With Power comes Responsibility: Human Rights Protection in UN Sanctions Policy	Monika Heupel	Social Science Research Center Berlin (WZB)
World Society and the Expansion of the Colonization Institution into Africa	John Pella, Jr.	University of Bristol

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Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research

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Department of Political Science, University of Zurich

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Lancaster University

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University of Kassel

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Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane

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German Institute for Economic Research (DIW Berlin)

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Copenhagen Busines School

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University of Applied Sciences Fulda

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