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Call for Papers closed.
See CAMOS Panels at ISA 2009
Call for Papers:
The Committee for the Analysis of Military Operations and Strategy
(CAMOS), a cooperating organization of the International Studies
Association (ISA) has been allocated two panels at the 2010 ISA Convention in
New Orleans, LA.
This year's convention theme, "Theory vs. Policy? Connecting Scholars
and Practitioners", addresses the issue of trying to bridge the gap
between theory and practice and between academics and practitioners.
This has always been the core mission of CAMOS in relation to the broad
field of strategic and security studies. Thus, CAMOS seeks paper
proposals that address the following topics:
• the sources of military effectiveness and force
employment in war;
• the causes and effectiveness of intervention
policy;
• the origins and effectiveness of terrorism, as well
as the sources of terrorist recruitment;
• non-traditional conflict triggers, including
refugee flows, environmental scarcity, and NGO involvement in conflict
settings; and
• the relationship between coercive and non-coercive
strategies in a counterinsurgency or reconstruction environment.
We especially welcome panel or paper proposals that draw on both
scholars and practitioners and that have clear policy relevance.
Paper proposals should include the paper titles, a short abstract (500
words max), and contact information for the author(s). Panel proposals
should include the same for each paper, along with a title and abstract
for the panel as a whole, and contact information for panel chair and
discussant, if included.
Please submit proposals by Friday 29 May 2009 to:
Dr. Sergio Catignani
Assistant Professor in International Security
University of Leiden
Phone: +31615166911
Email: sergiocatignani -at- gmail.com (If you send your proposal as an
attached document, please include your surname and paper title as the
document title.)
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