CIDCM / IR Workshop on Peace and Conflict
At the CICDM/IR Workshop on Peace and Conflict, researchers present work-in-progress focused on the causes and prevention of conflict between and within states as well as how such conflicts interact with state development.
The CICDM/IR Workshop particularly focuses on research crossing traditional political science boundaries and prides itself on providing insight and comments from a wide range of perspectives. In addition to the University of Maryland community, the CICDM/IR Workshop welcomes papers from other scholars investigating topics relevant to conflict and development.
Workshops are open to all who are interested in International Relations, especially fellow members of the GVPT department. They are generally held five times a semester, on Mondays, from 11:00 - 12:15 p.m., in Chincoteague Hall.
See the schedule below for specific details of a presentation.
Spring 2012 Schedule:
-- Tydings 0139 (old CIDCM conference room)
Quddus Snyder, "The Tiananmen Interlude"
Download assoicated paper -- Tydings 0139 (old CIDCM conference room)
Mike Horowitz
-- Tydings 0139 (old CIDCM conference room)
Kathleen Cunnignham
-- Tydings 0139 (old CIDCM conference room)
Sean Zeigler
-- Tydings 0139 (old CIDCM conference room)
Kyle Beardsley
-- Tydings 0139 (old CIDCM conference room)
Vera Mironova and William Reed
If you have questions, or would like to present a paper, please e-mail Prof. Scott Kastner.