World Affairs (III)

ISA South Conference Papers (November 2005)

University of Miami-Florida International Univ.

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“Crimes that Go Unpunished: Expanding the Definition of Genocide”

Haley Wright, Baylor University

“Punishment and Justice at the Global Level”

Anthony F. Lang, University of St. Andrews

“International Conflict--A Cruel Necessity?”

Aleksandra Chauhan, University of South Carolina

“Future Shape of Russian-German Relations: Bilateral or Restrained by EU Limits”,

Maria Yatmanova, Saint-Petersburg State University
“Russia in a Constructed World: The Boundaries of a Political Community”

Viatcheslav Morozov, Saint-Petersburg State University
“The Political Success of Russia-Belarus Relations: Insulating Minsk from a ‘Color’ Revolution”

Thomas Ambrosio, North Dakota State University

“The Importance of Transnational Civil Society in the Effort to Stop Terrorism: The Case of the US”

Jonathan S. Miner, University of South Carolina

“The Theory That Never Turned into Practice: A Case Study of the Eastern Mediterranean”

Melina Skouroliakou
“Hydropolitics: In search for a solution for the water dispute in the Euphrates-Tigris River Basin”

Tuba Yesilkaya, Florida International University

“A Proto-Theoretical Approach to Analysis”

Patrick Magee

“The Theory and Practice of Democratization: Women’s Issues”

Natalie Riegg, University of Saint Mary

“Transnational Regimes for Combating Trafficking in Persons: Reflections on the UN Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons”

Emmanuel Obuah, Alabama A&M University

“Educating Prospective K-12 Educators--and Others--Internationally”

Ann Imlah Schneider

“Transitional Justice in Guatemala: Linking the Past and Future”

Craig Kauffman, George Washington University

“The Origins of the International Election Monitoring Network”

Arturo Santa Cruz, University of Guadalajara, Mexico

“United States Cold War Foreign Policy and Its Impact on the Creation of a European State”

Darin H. Van Tassell and Danielle Smith, Georgia Southern University

“Sovereignty: The Key to Bridge the Gap between IR Practitioners and Academicians”

Maria Teresa Aya Smitmans, Universidad Externado de Colombia

“The World Trade Organization Dispute Resolution Process: Power Politics or Leveling the Playing Field”

Jonathan Jones, University of Florida

“High Rolling Leaders: The ‘Big Five’ Model of Personality and Risk Taking during War”

Maryann Gallagher, Emory University

“The Idea of Europe in Selected American World History Textbooks”

Dovile Budryte, Brenau University and Charles Perrin, Georgia State University
“Dove sone le donne artisti…and Other Questions Regarding Revisionist Art History and Italian Women”

Looney Mary Beth, Brenau University

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http://www.miami.edu/UMH/CDA/UMH_Main/1,1770,31773-1;42507-3,00.html

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World Affairs (II)

World Affairs (I)

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