I’ll be joining the IR-crowd at the upcoming International Studies Association (ISA) Annual Convention this week in Toronto, Canada. Trying to combine it with my first year full-teaching Assistant Prof. position it will be a bit of a shorter visit but you can still find me in the following three panels, presenting two papers in the first whilst chairing the last.
… and if I may pick a favourite: I am thoroughly enjoying working on the later paper at the moment, ‘The Politics of Pity‘, which I will present on Friday.
First paper:
| Paper: | Saving Strangers: On Social Distance, Socio‐emotional ‘Othering’ and State Foreign Policy |
| Slot: | TC67: Thursday 1:45 PM – 3:30 PM |
| Panel: | Psychological Dimensions of Foreign Policy |
| Chair/ discussant: |
Deborah W. Larson/ Femke E. Bakker |
Second paper:
| Paper: | The Politics of Pity |
| Slot: | FD14: Friday 4:00 PM – 5:45 PM |
| Panel: | The Politics of Pity |
| Chair/ discussant: |
Andreja Zevnik/ Asli Calkivik |
And I will be chairing:
| Panel: | Group Identities and Identification |
| Slot: | SC66: Saturday 1:45 PM – 3:30 PM |
| Discussant: | Bahar Rumelili |
| Panelists: | Martha (Dee) Phelps; Amoz Hor; Michal Kolmas; Luca Dorottya Pihaj; and Arthur Duhé |
For the conference website and full program, click here.
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