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CAMOS Panels at ISA 2008
As a cooperating organization with ISA, CAMOS is
allotted two panels at
the 2008 convention.
TD30: Counter
Insurgency: Unravelling the Paradox of Asymmetry
Thursday
3:45 - 5:30 PM
SB30: Winning Hearts and
Minds?:
Political-Military Tradeoffs in Counterinsurgency Strategy
Saturday
10:30 AM - 12:15 PM
Panel
TD30 Thursday 3:45 -
5:30 PM
Counter Insurgency:
Unravelling the Paradox of Asymmetry
Chair:
Sergio Catignani
European
University Institute
American Post-Conflict
Phase Four Operations: A Historical Analysis
S. Michael
Pavelec
Hawaii Pacific
University
Indigenous Forces and
International Order Enforcement
Yoav Gortzak
Arizona State
University
Post-Cold
War Low-Intensity Conflicts: A Comparative Organisational Study of the
U.S. and British Armies
Sergio Catignani
European
University Institute
Swept: Assessing the
Impact of Sweep Operations on Insurgent Violence
Jason Lyall
Princeton University
Discussant:
Theo Farrell
King's College
London
Panel
SB30 Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM
Winning Hearts and Minds?:
Political-Military Tradeoffs in Counterinsurgency Strategy
Chair:
Sergio Catignani
European
University Institute
Counter-Terrorism
as Weak State Management? Comparing Waziristan and Post-Saddam Iraq
Jason E. Strakes
Claremont Graduate
University
Enablers, Disablers
and Drivers: Understanding Incentives and Disincentives to Use Force in
the Mission des
Nations Unies en République Démocratique du Congo (MONUC)
C. Elisabeth St. Jean
Norman Paterson School
of International Affairs
Hard Hearts and
Open Minds: Identity, Governance, and Counterinsurgency Strategy
Michael Fitzsimmons
University of Maryland
Winning Hearts and
Minds to Lose the War: Lessons from Counterinsurgency in Malaya
Nori Katagiri
University of
Pennsylvania
Discussant:
Robert W. Rauchhaus
University of California, Santa Barbara
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