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The Politics of International Regime Complexity

Northwestern University

March 1, 2007

A workshop organized by Karen Alter and Sophie Meunier

 

The final papers for the Politics of International Regime Complexity Symposium are now available on SSRN.

 

Sponsored by the Northwestern Institute on Complex Systems

Conference Coordinator: David Steinberg

 

Northwestern Chicago Campus

Weiboldt Hall 248

 

8:45-9:00am: Introductions and Terminology: Studying Complexity as an Independent Variable

Karen Alter and Sophie Meunier, The Politics of International Regime Complexity

 

9:10-10:10am: How Interconnections Matter within Specific Policy Areas

Alexander Betts, International Cooperation and the Global Refugee Regime: The Role of Interconnections

Stephanie Hofmann, Institutional Overlap in the Realm of Security: The Case of NATO and ESDP

Discussant: Karen Alter

 

10:15-11:15am: The Impact of Regime Density

Larry Helfer, Navigating Institutional Density in Intellectual Property Rights Regimes: The Strategy of Regime Shifting

Judith Kelley, Insights from Election Monitoring for the Politics of Nesting and Overlapping Regimes

Discussant: David Dana

 

11:30-12:30pm: When and How Complexity Influences Politics

Emilie Hafner-Burton, The Power Politics of Regime Complexity: Human Rights Trade Conditionality in Europe

Christina Davis, Overlapping Institutions in Trade Policy

Discussant: Sophie Meunier

 

12:30-1:30pm: Conclusions about International Regime Complexity

Daniel Drezner, The Power and Peril of International Regime Complexity

 

 

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