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Preliminary Program - Research Committee Sessions (RC) RC33 RC33.384 Chair Discussant Papers RC33.386 Chair Discussants Papers SUP RC33.387 Chair Discussants Papers THE STUDY OF POLITICAL SCIENCE AS A DISCIPLINE Education Policies and the Development of Political Science Monday, July 13, 2009 - 15:00 to 16:55 - FEN, H 204 Reinalda, Bob - Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands, The, b.reinalda@fm.ru.nl Trent, John - University of Ottawa, Centre on Governance, Canada, john.trent@uottawa.ca On the Road to “Normal Science”: The State of the Discipline as Seen by Political Science Communities in Four Central European Countries Holzer, Jan - Masaryk University, Czech Republic, holzer@fss.muni.cz Pseja, Pavel - Masaryk University, Czech Republic, palo@fss.muni.cz The Birth of the European Consortium for Political Research: Interactions Between a Scientific Discipline and a Scientific Field Boncourt, Thibaud - Institut d'études politiques de Bordeaux, France, thib.boncourt@free.fr Schools of Political Science and the Development of a Discipline Berndtson, Erkki - University of Helsinki, Finland, erkki.berndtson@helsinki.fi The American Political Science Association and the Enterprise of Political Science Brintnall, Michael - American Political Science Association, United States of America, brintnall@apsanet.org The Development of Poitical Science in Latin America and the Arab World Tuesday, July 14, 2009 - 11:00 to 12:55 - FEN, H 204 Fernández, Arturo - Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones-UNSAM, Argentina, arturo.fernandez@unsam.edu.ar Brintnall, Michael - American Political Science Association, United States of America, brintnall@apsanet.org Toktas, Sule - Kadir Has University, Turkey, sule@khas.edu.tr Political Science in Argentina: Past and Present Lesgart, Cecilia - National University of the Littoral, Argentina, clesgart@hotmail.com The Development of Political Science in the Arab World Hassan, Hamdy - Zayed University, United Arab Emirates, hhamdy21@yahoo.com Why do Young Political Scientists from Developing Countries Go to Study Abroad Argentine Political Scientists and their Search for an Academic Field Rodriguez Medina, Leandro - University of Cambridge, United Kingdom, leirm@yahoo.com Nonkilling Political Science: A Critical Evaluation Tuesday, July 14, 2009 - 09:00 to 10:55 - FEN, P 305 Bhaneja, Balwant (Bill) - University of Ottawa, Canada, billbhaneja@rogers.com Stein, Michael - University of Toronto, Canada, michael.stein@utoronto.ca Interdisciplinary Perspectives Towards a Nonkilling Paradigm Evans Pim, Joám - Universidad Santiago de Compostela, Spain, joam.evans@gmail.com Nonkilling Political Science in the Killing Fields of International Relations Ish-shalom, Piki - Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, mspikiis@mscc.huji.ac.il Nonkilling Political Science and Democratic Leadership Chung, Yoon-Jae - The Academy of Korean Studies, Korea, Republic of, tasari@aks.ac.kr Violence as Anti-Politics: A Political Philosophy Perspective Satha-Anand, Chaiwat - Thammasat University, Thailand, chaiwatpong@yahoo.com 162 21st World Congress of Political Science July 12-16 2009, Santiago, Chile
Preliminary Program - Research Committee Sessions (RC) RC35 RC35.176 Chair Papers RC35.178 Chairs Papers RC35.179 Co-Chair Papers TECHNOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENT Globalization, Social Capital, Democracy, and Development. Wednesday, July 15, 2009 - 09:00 to 10:55 - FEN, P 202 Vajpeyi, Dhirendra - University of Northern Iowa, United States of America, vajpeyi@uni.edu Globalization and its Impact on State Sovereignty Chaturvedi, Inakshi - University of Rajasthan, India, inakshic@hotmail.com The Challenge of Multiculturalism and the Problem of Human Security in Modern Russia Smorgunova, Valentina - Herzen State Pedagogical University, Russian Federation, valentina_smorgunova@hotmail.com The Political Economy of Land Reform: A New Perspective Applied to Latin America Rocha De Sousa, Miguel - University of Évora, Portugal, miguelrochasousa@gmail.com Globalization, “Affluenza” and its Impact on “Our Common Future.” Wednesday, July 15, 2009 - 11:00 to 12:55 - FEN, P 202 Smorgunova, Valentina - Herzen State Pedagogical University, Russian Federation, valentina_smorgunova@hotmail.com Yadav, Sushma - Indian Institute of Public Administration, India, sushma_iipa@yahoo.co.in Poverty in Developing Regions: A Study with Special Reference to South Asia Shukla, Deeptima - Kanoria PG College, India, dshuk@rediffmail.com Content and Discontent: Globalization and Localization in Popular Music Rauche, Anthony T - University of Hartford, United States of America, rauche@hartford.edu Poverty and Exclusion: The Indian Experience Mishra, Ramkumar - Institute of Public Enterprise, India, rkmishra@ipeindia.org Global Technologies: Challenges and Alternatives. Thursday, July 16, 2009 - 09:00 to 10:55 - FEN, P 303 Fogarty, Thomas - University of Northern Iowa, United States of America, fogarty@uni.edu The Politics of Transfer of Nuclear Technology in South Asia: Beg, Borrow or Steal Vajpeyi, Dhirendra - University of Northern Iowa, United States of America, vajpeyi@uni.edu McDonald, Andrew - University of Northern Iowa, United States of America, mcdonaldandrew1@gmail.com Three Birds with One Stone: Environmental Technologies and Industrial Development Kanatsu, Takashi - Hofstra University, United States of America, psctzk@hofstra.edu Outsourcing India: The Triumph of Highly Skilled Cheap Labour, or the Downfall of the U.S Labour Force Kolodina, Olga - University of Northern Iowa, United States of America, kolodina@uni.edu Technology and Development: Rural Women In Focus Shahi, S. P. - Magadh University, India, spshahi@rediffmail.com Globalization and Regional Policy Engagement in Science and Technology Policy Graf, Patricia - University Tübingen, Germany, patricia-graf@gmx.de 21st World Congress of Political Science July 12-16 2009, Santiago, Chile 163
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THE STUDY OF POLITICAL SCIENCE AS A DISCIPLINE<br />
Education Policies and the Development of Political Science<br />
Monday, July 13, 2009 - 15:00 to 16:55 - FEN, H 204<br />
Reinalda, Bob - Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands, The, b.reinalda@fm.ru.nl<br />
Trent, John - University of Ottawa, Centre on Governance, Canada, john.trent@uottawa.ca<br />
On the Road to “Normal Science”: The State of the Discipline as Seen by Political Science Communities in Four Central European<br />
Countries<br />
Holzer, Jan - Masaryk University, Czech Republic, holzer@fss.muni.cz<br />
Pseja, Pavel - Masaryk University, Czech Republic, palo@fss.muni.cz<br />
The Birth of the European Consortium for Political Research: Interactions Between a Scientific Discipline and a Scientific Field<br />
Boncourt, Thibaud - Institut d'étu<strong>de</strong>s politiques <strong>de</strong> Bor<strong>de</strong>aux, France, thib.boncourt@free.fr<br />
Schools of Political Science and the Development of a Discipline<br />
Berndtson, Erkki - University of Helsinki, Finland, erkki.berndtson@helsinki.fi<br />
The American Political Science Association and the Enterprise of Political Science<br />
Brintnall, Michael - American Political Science Association, United States of America, brintnall@apsanet.org<br />
The Development of Poitical Science in Latin America and the Arab World<br />
Tuesday, July 14, 2009 - 11:00 to 12:55 - FEN, H 204<br />
Fernán<strong>de</strong>z, Arturo - Consejo Nacional <strong>de</strong> Investigaciones-UNSAM, Argentina, arturo.fernan<strong>de</strong>z@unsam.edu.ar<br />
Brintnall, Michael - American Political Science Association, United States of America, brintnall@apsanet.org<br />
Toktas, Sule - Kadir Has University, Turkey, sule@khas.edu.tr<br />
Political Science in Argentina: Past and Present<br />
Lesgart, Cecilia - National University of the Littoral, Argentina, clesgart@hotmail.com<br />
The Development of Political Science in the Arab World<br />
Hassan, Hamdy - Zayed University, United Arab Emirates, hhamdy21@yahoo.com<br />
Why do Young Political Scientists from Developing Countries Go to Study Abroad Argentine Political Scientists and their Search for<br />
an Aca<strong>de</strong>mic Field<br />
Rodriguez Medina, Leandro - University of Cambridge, United Kingdom, leirm@yahoo.com<br />
Nonkilling Political Science: A Critical Evaluation<br />
Tuesday, July 14, 2009 - 09:00 to 10:55 - FEN, P 305<br />
Bhaneja, Balwant (Bill) - University of Ottawa, Canada, billbhaneja@rogers.com<br />
Stein, Michael - University of Toronto, Canada, michael.stein@utoronto.ca<br />
Interdisciplinary Perspectives Towards a Nonkilling Paradigm<br />
Evans Pim, Joám - <strong>Universidad</strong> Santiago <strong>de</strong> Compostela, Spain, joam.evans@gmail.com<br />
Nonkilling Political Science in the Killing Fields of International Relations<br />
Ish-shalom, Piki - Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, mspikiis@mscc.huji.ac.il<br />
Nonkilling Political Science and Democratic Lea<strong>de</strong>rship<br />
Chung, Yoon-Jae - The Aca<strong>de</strong>my of Korean Studies, Korea, Republic of, tasari@aks.ac.kr<br />
Violence as Anti-Politics: A Political Philosophy Perspective<br />
Satha-Anand, Chaiwat - Thammasat University, Thailand, chaiwatpong@yahoo.com<br />
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