On October 20, the “Threats and Promises in International Politics\u201d research workshop brought together esteemed scholars from renowned universities to delve into the intricacies of coercive diplomacy. Hosted by the Watson Institute, the workshop aimed to facilitate scholarly feedback and promote collaboration across institutions. With a lineup of six assistant professors presenting their research and six senior scholars serving as discussants, the event promised to be a stimulating exchange of ideas and insights.<\/p>\n
The organizer of the workshop, Dean’s Assistant Professor of Nuclear Security and Policy Reid Pauly, expressed his gratitude for the exceptional group of participants. Scholars from prestigious institutions such as Australia National University, Duke University, and Stanford University, among others, joined the event. Pauly emphasized the collaborative spirit of the workshop, with participants thoroughly engaging with each other’s papers, challenging assumptions, and fostering mutual learning.<\/p>\n
The workshop featured six thought-provoking papers that covered a wide array of themes within the realm of international politics. One presentation examined the phenomenon of kidnapping in civil wars, shedding light on its implications and consequences. Another explored the dynamics of international coercion, seeking to understand the strategies employed by nations to influence others. Additionally, the workshop delved into alliance reassurance during times of crisis, communication and negotiation in international politics, escalation and uncertainty in gray-zone conflicts, and the question of U.S. resolve in the event of an invasion of Taiwan.<\/p>\n
In addition to the enriching experience for established scholars, the workshop provided a valuable opportunity for graduate students. Six Ph.D. students from Brown University’s political science program attended the event, offering their feedback on the papers and engaging with some of the foremost experts in the field. This interaction allowed the students to deepen their understanding of the subject matter and establish connections with influential figures in academia.<\/p>\n
Reid Pauly commended the meticulous organization of the workshop, acknowledging the efforts of Watson\u2019s Senior Events Manager, Ellen White. Her expertise in coordinating the logistics ensured a seamless and productive gathering, enabling participants to focus on the exchange of ideas and the advancement of research in the field of international politics.<\/p>\n
The “Threats and Promises in International Politics\u201d research workshop at the Watson Institute proved to be a resounding success, bringing together leading scholars to explore the complexities of coercive diplomacy and foster cross-institutional research cooperation. The event showcased the intellectual rigor and collaborative spirit of the academic community, while also providing a platform for graduate students to engage with influential figures in their field. With the exchange of ideas and insights, this workshop has undoubtedly contributed to the advancement of knowledge in the realm of international politics.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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