Graduate Student Conference
Full conference agenda below:
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9:00am Coffee and donuts
Session I: Chair: Shauna Gillooly
9:30am Katherine Sacco, Anthropology
“Medellín: A Model for Urban Planning”
10:00am Rodolfo Lopez, Sociology
“We Mobilize as We Grow: The Influence of Protestantism on Protest Participation Latin
America”
10:30am Shauna Gillooly, Political Science
“The End of a Conflict? An Analysis of Violence and Voting Behavior on Issues of Peace
in Colombia”
11:00am Coffee Break
Session II: Chair: Shauna Gillooly
11:15am Jessica Cabrera, Sociology
“Responsible Employees Question the Title IX System: When Civil Rights Programs Adopt
Legal Logics and Blend with Power Interests”
11:45am Martin Jacinto, Sociology
“Are There Core-Periphery Positions in World Trade Networks? A Robust Cluster Analysis
of Multi-Relational International Trade Networks, 1965-2000”
12:15-1:00 Lunch
Session III: Chair: John McCollum
1:00pm Marcos Scauso, Political Science
“Colonialism and Liberation: The Role of Nation and Race in Decolonial Voices”
1:30pm Mary Anne Mendoza, Political Science
“Separatist Rebellion & Colonial Practices in Southeast Asia”
2:00pm Misbah Hyder, Political Science
“Falling through the Majority-Minority Crack: the Ahmadiyya Question in Pakistan”
2:30pm Coffee Break
Session IV: Chair: John McCollum
2:45pm Elham Kazemi, Political Science
“A "Crisis of Confidence": A Top-Down Approach to Transitional Justice in Tunisia”
3:15pm Pernilla Johansson, Political Science
“To Hear You Must Appear: Examining the Emotional Invisibility Cloak of Internationals
in Peacebuilding”
3:45pm John McCollum, Sociology
"Resistance and Accommodation: NGO and Union Strategy within the Palm Oil Commodity
Chain".
4:15pm Closing remarks, followed by wine and cheese reception.
Conference Organizers: Shauna Gillooly, John McCollum, and Stergios Skaperdas
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