Graduate Student Conference 2023
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THURSDAY MARCH 30th
Chinese hegemony? Materiality and governmentality in Sino-African relations (Discussant Lee Seymour) - 9h-10h30
La philosophie de la BRI : Quels fondements normatifs ? (Adam Laroussi, Université de Montréal)
Infrastructure Development and Conflict Dynamics: Analyzing the Nexus in China-Africa Relations (Abdou Rahim Lema, Université de Montréal)
Coffee break
Dynamics of discourse and representation (Discussant Laurrence Deschamps-Laporte) - 10h45-12h15
La cooptation des droits des femmes afghanes et ses conséquences sur l’insécurité des femmes en Afghanistan, (Emma Donnaint, McGill)
Femmes et conflit israélo-palestinien : quelles représentations dans la littérature scientifique ? (Gabrielle Goyet, Sherbrooke University)
Professionalized Humanitarianism and the Essentialization of Victimhood (Junru Bian, Université d’Ottawa)
Lunch time
The role of the State in the international order (Discussant Jean-Philippe Thérien) - 13h30-15h
The Utilization of Legalization in State Recognition (Ryan Yuen, McGill)
The unfulfilled promise of ‘friendship’ in peace and security studies (Imogen Fraser, McGill)
Coffee break
Diplomacy and cooperation (Discussant Jennifer Welsh) - 15h15-16h45
Better to Walk Out than Cave In: Russia’s war and the Redefinition of Multilateral Standards at the OSCE (Emmanuelle Rousseau, Université de Montréal)
Représentations identitaires, construction du discours et pratique de la politique étrangère ; étude de cas comparative de la politique russe de la France et du Royaume-Uni (Maxime Duchâteau, Université de Montréal)
Confronting the COVID-19 Pandemic in the Asia-Pacific: Toward a Polylateral Ecosystem of Regional Cooperation (Quinton Huang, University of British Columbia)
FRIDAY MARCH 31st
Civil conflicts (Discussant Theodore McLauchlin) - 9h-11h
The Role of Foreign Language Education in Peacebuilding: the Case of Cyprus (Maya Hunter, McGill)
Post-civil war violence in the Central African Republic: President Touadéra’s use of exclusion and the failure of the international community (Alexandra Lamarche, Université de Montréal)
La pratique de la sécurité collective en Afrique Centrale : Evaluation de l’intervention du Mécanisme d’Alerte rapide (MARAC) et de la Force Multinationale de l’Afrique Centrale (FOMAC) dans la prévention et la résolution de la longue crise centrafricaine (Marie-Claude Ngningone Ateme, Université Omar Bongo)
On The Nexus Between Persistent Droughts & Civil War Durations and Outcomes (Yunus Ozturk, University of Delaware)
Coffee break
Keynote - 12h-13h30
The Struggle for Position in international relations, Edward Keene, Oxford University
Lunch break
Trainings - 14h30 -16h30
Meilleur des deux mondes ou fausse bonne idée ? Avantages et limites des méthodes mixtes pour l'étude des conflits armés (Arthur Stein, PhD, UdeM)
Registration : https://www.eventbrite.com/e/colloque-etudiant-du-cepsi-tickets-546188343037
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March 30-31, 2023, Montréal
The Centre d’études sur la paix et la sécurité international at Université de Montréal is pleased to announce that it is now accepting abstracts for papers to be presented at the Annual Graduate Student Conference taking place March 30-31, 2023. This call is open to graduate students from various disciplines working on international relations, conflict and security studies, and political violence. This conference provides an opportunity for students to present their current research, receive feedback from professors, sharpen their oral presentation skills, and meet other young researchers.
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December 12, 2022 : deadline for abstract submission
January 2023 : authors are notified of acceptance or rejection
March 13, 2023 : deadline for papers submission
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You can submit single papers or panels. The organizing commitee will be in charge of completing the panel as necessary. Please send your submissions to cepsi2023@gmail.com
PANELS:
- Panel title
- Paper titles
- Abstracts (300-500 words each)
- Short biographies (institutional email, current degree program, department and university)
COMMUNICATION:
- Title
- Abstract (300-500 words)
- Short biography (institutional email, current degree program, department and university)
Abstracts will be reviewed anonymously by CEPSI/CIPSS-CÉPI members using a scoring system based on theoretical contribution, originality, analysis and relevance of the contribution.
If your abstract is accepted, you will be notified in January with an invitation to submit your paper (4500-10000 words) by March 13, 2023. The presentation lasts 10 to 15 minutes. Papers can be submitted and presented in French or English.
If you have any further questions, please contact the organizing committee at cepsi2023@gmail.com.
We look forward to reading your submissions!
Retrouvez les informations en Français ici : cepsi-cipss.ca/announcements-annonces/colloque-tudiant-2023
