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Click here for APSA
2009 panels.
Call for Papers:
American Political Science
Association 2010 Annual Convention
Washington, DC
Following this year’s APSA theme of “politics in hard times,” CAMOS
welcomes panel and paper submissions on a broad range of topics. These
include
(but are not limited to): the impact of economic conditions on war
onset, dynamics, or
termination; the sources of military effectiveness and force employment
in
war; the causes and effectiveness of intervention policy; the origins
and effectiveness of terrorism, as well as the sources of terrorist
recruitment; non-traditional conflict triggers, including refugee
flows, environmental scarcity, and NGO involvement in conflict
settings; the role of religion and ethnicity in shaping war onset and
patterns of violence within conflicts; the sources of subnational
political violence such as riots, mass killing, and genocide; and the
relationship between coercive and non-coercive strategies in a
counterinsurgency or reconstruction environment.
We especially welcome panels that draw on both scholars and
practitioners and that have clear policy relevance. Panels and papers
that utilize multiple methods and that are explicitly comparative in
focus are also particularly welcome.
Please submit proposals to Jason Lyall at jason.lyall [at] yale [dot] edu.
The deadline for submissions is December
15,
2009.
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