Schedule for Keohane Festschrift
February 11, 2005
Helen V. Milner and Andrew Moravcsik
Thursday, February 17th
Surprise party 6:30 pm at the Carl Icahn Lab Atrium. Please arrive on time since we want to surprise Bob.
Friday, February 18th: Wallace Hall 300
8-9: Continental Breakfast
9-9:45: Introduction: Anne-Marie Slaughter, Helen Milner, and Andy Moravcsik
9:45-11:00: Roundtable #1: 15 mins each (Nan Keohane, Nat Keohane, Stanley Hoffmann, Sydney Verba)
11:00-11:15: Mid morning break
11:15-1:15: Trade and Monetary Relations
(3 papers: 40 mins each: 10 mins to present; 15 mins to discuss; 15 mins for questions)
Vinod K. Aggarwal (University of California at Berkeley): The Dynamics of Trade liberalization (D.Yoffie)
Kenneth A. Oye (Massachusetts Institute of Technology): On Beliefs and Regimes: Justification, Causal Knowledge and Measures of Compliance (J. Goldstein)
Layna Mosley (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill): Private Governance for the Public Good? Exploring Private Sector Participation in Global Financial Regulation (N. Woods)
1:15-2:30: lunch
2:30-4:30: Non-Traditional Issues In IR
Beth A. Simmons (Harvard University): Women, Education and Institutions: A Tribute to the Insights and Efforts of Robert O. Keohane (S. Brooks)
J. Ann Tickner (University of Southern California): On Taking Religious Worldviews Seriously (L. Andonova)
Jonathan D. Aronson (University of Southern California: Power and Interdependence): International Intellectual Property Rights in a Networked World (J. Crystal)
4:30-4:45: Mid afternoon break
4:45-6:15: Roundtable #2 (Peter Katzenstein, Joe Nye, Ruth Grant and Allen Buchanan)
Saturday, February 19th: Wallace Hall 300
8-9: Continental Breakfast
9-11: International Institutions and Cooperation
Ronald B. Mitchell (University of Oregon): The Influence of International Institutions: Institutional Design, Compliance, Effectiveness and Endogeneity (K. Abbott)
Randall W. Stone (University of Rochester): Institutions, Power and Interdependence (M. Kahler)
Michael J. Gilligan (New York University): The Transactions Costs Approach to Understanding International Institutions: An Intellectual Legacy of Robert O. Keohane (D. Snidal)
11-11:15: mid morning break
11:15-12:30: Security Relations
Page Fortna (Columbia University) & Lisa Martin (Harvard University): Peacekeepers as Signals (J. Owen)
Timothy J. McKeown (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill): The Big Influence of Big Allies ¨C Transgovernmental Relations as a Tool of Statecraft (H. Hafterndorn)
12.30-12:45: break
12:45-2:00: Power, Interdependence and Cooperation
Kiron K. Skinner (Carnegie Mellon University): Monotonicity Paradoxes, Mutual Cooperation, and the End of the Cold War: Merging History and Theory (A. Moravscik)
Kalypso Nicolaidis (Oxford University): From the Single market for services to the European constitution and back: The dilemmas of mutual recognition (M. Levy)
2:00-3:30: lunch and good bye