28TH ANNUAL CONVENTION PRELIMINARY PROGRAM

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• Publication Date: January 1, 1987
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International Studies
NEWSLETTER
January, 1987
Volume 15, Number I
28TH ANNUAL CONVENTION PRELIMINARY PROGRAM
Washington, D.C., April 14-18, 1987
"The Responsibilities of Power: State Interests and Global Needs"
INTELLIGENCE STUDIES SECTION
(W4-6]
CANADIAN PERSPECTIVES ON
SECURITY AND INTELLIGENCE
INTELLIGENCE REQUIREMENTS
FOR THE 1990s
rr3-8] CONGRESSIONAL ROOM
BRITISH PERSPECTIVES ON INTELLIGENCE
CURRENT INTELLIGENCE STUDIES
RESEARCH PERSPECTIVES
INTELLIGENCE AND TERRORISM
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Sponsor: Peace Studies Section
r. JAMES LAUE, University of Missouri
~
FISCHER, Princeton University
Peace Policy"
RONIS
cation in the 21st Century"
University of Missouri
,Peace Education and Peace
ROBERT H. MA EY, Seton Hall University
"Global-Level Poli cal Thought as a
Contribution to Pea Research and Education"
DO REGIMES MKKE A DIFFERENCE?
Sponsor. Environmental,Studies Section and
International Political Economy Section
Chair. EUGENE SKOLN1`KOFF, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology.
Participants:
ORAN R. YOUNG, Center for Northern Studies
"The Power of Institutions or Why
International Regimes Matter"
PETER M. HAAS, University of Massachusetts at
Amherst
"Do Regime Matter? A Study of Evolving
Pollution C ntrol Policies for the
Mediterranean Sea"
KILIPA T`I RAMAKRISHNA, Woods Hole
Ocean a phic Institution
"Regi Efforts at Protecting and Preserving,
the Mine Environment: The South Asian Seas"
[W3-8] CAPITOL ROOM
CANADIAN PERSPECTIVES ON SECURITY
AND INTELLIGENCE
Sponsor. Intelligence Studies Section
Chair. REGINALD H. ROY, University of
Victoria, Canada
Partidpants: -
DAVID STAFFORD, Canadian Institute of
International Affairs, Canada
"Sir William Stephenson: The Myth of Intrepid"
STUART FARSON, University of Toronto, Canada
"The Reasons for the MacDonald Report on the
RCMP and Where We Are Now Regarding
Canadian Intelligence"
REGINALD H. ROY, University of Victoria,
Canada
"The Security Intelligence Review Committee"
WESLEY WARK, University of Calgary, Canada
"Discovering Intelligence: The Birth of
Signals Intelligence in Canada in World War
Two"
DEFENSE BUDGETING UNDER
FISCAL CONSTRAINTS
Sponsor. Section on Military Studies
Chair: JO L. HUSBANDS, National Research
Council`s
Participan f.:
DAVID S. SORENSON, Denison University
"Defense Budgel,Changes, Military Production
Rates, and the Structure of the Defense
Industry"
ELIZABETH BARBER, The American University
DUNCAN L. CLARKS, The Arpierican University
"Defense Budgets, Progr*ms, acid Management:
The Role and Nonrole oft he Office of
Management and Budget"
GORDON ADAMS, Defense Budget Project
"Lessons of Recent Budget Wars: Congress, the
Public, and the Prospects,for U.S. Defense
Policy"
JO L. HUSBAND,/ National Research Council
STEPHEN DAG(ETT, Committee forNational
Security
/
[W3-10] / FIORUM ROOM
MIDDLE AND SMALL POWER PERSPE IVES
OF SUPERPOWER RELATIONS
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Sponsor. Intelligence Studies Section
Chair. ROY GODSON, Georgetown
participants:
ROY GODSON, Georgetown University
University
ABRAM SHULSKY, National Strategy Information
Center
TBA
Discussant: KENNETH DEGRAFFENREID,
National Security Council
INSTANCES OF CONVERGENCE
AND DIVERGENCE
IN THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM
Sponso'k International Organization Section
Chair. ROBERT W. GREGG, American University
Participants:
ESKO ANTOLA, University of Turku, Finland
"The European Community: Institutional and
Functional Cooperation for Peaceful Change"
STEPHEN D. MCDOWELL, Canada
"The International Information Order:
Destruction from the Center"
K.O. POBBI-ASAMANI, Fisk University
"The Political Economy of Hunger in Sub-Sahara
Africa"
KRISH BHANSAL, Mississippi State University
"Divergence in Interest Between India and
Developed Countries in the United Nations"
Discussant: ROGER RIEBER, University of Utah
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BERT C. F'A-ULHABER, Ball State University
"Defining Civic Competency in the World
Economy"
JAMES N. GLADDEN, University of Alaska
"Some Technological Changes and a New
Environmental Paradigm"
ISAAC ELIEZER, Oakland University
"The Impact of Science on Power: A Citizen's
Primer"
Discussant: ROBERT W. HATTERY, Indiana
University
U.S. AMBASSADORS IN FOREIGN
CULTURES: THREE CASE STUDIES
Sponsor. Comparative Interdisciplinary
Studies Section
Chair. ALBERT P. VANNUCCI, University of
Pittsburgh at Johnston
Participants:
C. NEALE RONNING, New School for Social
Research
"Adolph Berle in Brazil, 1945-46"
ALBERT P. VANNUCCI, University of Pittsburgh
at Johnstown
"Spruille Braden in Argentina, 1945"
RICHARD MELZER, University of New Mexico at
Valencia
"Dwight Morrow in Mexico, 1927-1930"
Discussant:: ADAMANTIA POLLIS, New School
for Social Iesearch
[W4-1O]
f
CROSS-CULTURAL MINDSITS AND
CONFLICT RESOLUTI N:
A ROUNDTABLE
ECONOrMMIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL STATE
INTEREST AND GLOBAL NEEDS:
WHAT DO CITIZENS NEED TO KNOW?
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Chair. CHRISTOPHER ALLEN, University of New
Hampshire
Partici ants:
ALINE
University of New Hampshire
'"The CDU/CSU Perspective"
JEREMIAH RIEMER, Boston University
"The SPD Perspective"
CHRISTIAN SOE, California State University,
Long Beach
"The FDP Perspective"
ALICE COOPER, Harvard University
"The Greens' Perspective"
Participants:.
A-DW44, JAMES, University of Keele, UK
"Paying for Peacekeeping"
LAWRENCE S. FINKELSTEIN, Northern Illinois
University
"UNESCO and the Struggle for Its Control"
DAVID P. FORSYTHE, University of Nebraska
"The UN HCR and Protecting Refugees"
BRITISH PERSPECTIVES
ON INTELLIGENCE
Sponsor. Intelligence Studies Section
Sponsor. Comparative Interdisciplinary
Studies Section
Chair. JANE P. SWEENEY, St. John's University
Participants:
ADAMANTIA POLLIS, New School for Social
Research
"The State, the Law, and Human Rights"
WILLIAM L. WAUGH, Georgia State University
"Testing Theories on State Terrorism: Human
Rights Violations in Evran's Turkey"
KATHLEEEN RICE, St. John's University
"Theories in the Psychological Impact of State
Terrorism"
Discussant: JANE P. SWEENEY, St. John's
University
THE UNITED NATIONS
IN THE WORLD POLITICAL ECONOMY:
THE INSTITUTIONAL SETTING (Part I)
Sponsor. International Organization Section
Chair. DAVID P. FORSYTHE, University of
Nebraska '
Chair. KENNETH G. ROBERTSON, University of
Reading, England
Participants:
KENNETH G. ROBERTSON, University of Reading,
England
"Accountable Intelligence: The British
Experience"
LAWRENCE FREEDMAN, University of London,
England
"British Intelligence and Crisis: The
Falklands Experience"
KEITH JEFFEREY, University of Ulster, Northern
Ireland
"Intelligence in Northern Ireland"
EUNAN O'HALPIN, National Institute for Higher
Education, Dublin, Eire
"Intelligence and Security in Eire"
ROBERT CECIL, Formerly with the British
Foreign Office
"`C' - The Foreign Office and Intelligence"
COL. SAM POPE
"Intelligence and Diversion"
1=9] AMBASSADOR
_ RM&CONTROL AND EUROPEAN SECURITY:
MERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?
(A ROUNDTABLE)
Sponsor: Section on Military Studies
Chair. /dNDA P. BRADY, Emory University
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Participants:
MARIANNA HALKIA, London School of Economics
and litics, England
"The le of Superpowers in the EEC-CMEA
Negotiations"
JOHN KINAS, Athens, Greece
"The Coy on Denominator of Interests: Problem
or Catalyst * Multilateral Negotiations
within Intern tional Organizations"
WOJCIECH RAWIECKI, Central School of
Planning and St istics, Poland
"Actors and Inte sts in the Process of
Negotiations betty en CMEA and EEC"
PALLADIAN ALCOVE
VIETNAM DECISION-MAKING REVISITED
DENNIS JOSEPH SANDOLE, George Mason University
"Conflict Resolution and Culture"
PAUL B. HERRICK, JR., Pembroke State'"
University "Religion in International Relations"
FRANK NINKOVICH, St. John's University
"Cultural Change and Foreign Policy Making"
JOHN P. LOVELL, Indiana University
"Image in International Relations" .
RICHARD, FALK, Princeton University,
"The Futu of Culture and International
Relations"
Discussants:
HAROLD JOSEPHSON, University of North
Carolina-Charlotte,,
KENNETH W. THOMPSON, University of Virginia
Chair. DAVID SYLVAN, Syracuse University
Participants:
DAVID SYLVAN, Syracuse` University
STEPHEN MAJESKI, University of Washington
"Intervention and Neutralization: A
Simulation Model of the 1961 Decisions in
Vietnam and Laos"
JENNIFER MILLIKEN, Syracuse University
RICHARD COUGHLIN, Syracuse University
"Foreign Policy Logic and Bureaucratic
Consensus: The Rolling Thunder Bombing
Decisions"
WILLIAM CONRAD GIBBONS, Congressional
Research Service, Library of Congress
"The 1965 Ground Troops Decisions"
GEORGE MCT. KAHIN, Cornell University
STEPHEN MAJESKI, University of Washington
CULTURE AND
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS II:
THE MAJOR ISSUES
Chair PAUL B. HERRICK, JR., Pembroke ,State
University
Participants:
HAMID MONA, American University
Communic tion in International Relations"
SOURCES AND DIFFUSION OF IDEOLOGY
IN THE WORLD POLITICAL ECONOMY
Sponsor. International Political Economy
Section
Chair. DIMITRIS STEVIS, University of Arizona
Participants:
ENRICO AUGELLI, Italian Embassy, London
CRAIG N. MURPHY, Wellesely College
"Ideology: The Gramscian Lesson"
'DIMITRIS STEVIS, University of Arizona
"State and Ideology in World Politics"
Discussant: RICHARD K. ASHLEY, Arizona State
University
1T4-6] FORUM ROOM
-CURRENT INTELLIGENCE STUDIES
RESEARCH PERSPECTIVES
Sponsor. Intelligence Studies Section
Chair. STAFFORD THOMAS, California State
University, Chico
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Participants:
JUNE TEUFEL DREYER, University of Miami
"Chinese Intelligence Networks: Some
Preliminary Observations"
MARION TUNSTALL, USAF Academy
"Policy-Intelligence Interface: A Conceptual
Framework"
GLENN HASTEDT, James Madison University
"Controlling Intelligence: Values and
Perspectives of Administrators"
Discussant: STEPHEN GARRETT, Monterey
Institute of International Studies
BLUE ROOM
THE UNITED NATIONS IN THE WORLD/
POLITICAL ECONOMY: ISSUES OF
POLITICAL ECONOMY (Part II)
Spozlor. International Organization Section
Chair. `STANLEY J. MICHALAK, Franklin and
Marshall dpllege
Participants:
STANLEY J. MCAHALAK, Franklin and Marshall
College
"The Future of UNCTAD"
RICHARD DALE, University of Southern Illinois
"The UN, Southern Africa, and Namibia"
JEFFREY HART, Indiana University
High Technology and the Uk"
TIMOTHY M. SHAW, Dalhousie University, Canada
"The UN Economic Commission for Africa:
Continental Development and Self-Reliance"
THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE IN RETROSPECT
Sponsor. Peace Studies Section
Chair IRWIN ABRAMS, Antioch University
Participants:
JAKOB SVERDRUP, Norwegian Nobel Institute,
Norway
"How to Choose a Peace Prize Winner: Some
Reflections on an Impossible Task"
TERRY DOYLE, University of Maryland
Rhetoric of the Laureates"
IRS ABRAMS, Antioch University
"Peace and Conflict: The 1985 Physicians
Award"
LON FENDALL, George Fox College
"The Northern Ireland Peace People: The
Painful Rebirth of a Popular Peace Movement"
Discussant: CHARLES CHATFIELD, Wittenberg
University
THE THIRD OPTION:
THE ROLE OF INTERMEDIARIES IN THE
MIDDLE EAST CONFLICT
Chair. HARVEY SICHERMAN, The Washington
Institute
Participants:
ADAM GARFINKLE, The Foreign Policy Research
Institute, Philadelphia
"West European Peace Diplomacy in the Levant"
JOSEPH KOSTINER, Harvard University, College
of the Holy Cross, and Shiloah Institute
"The Role of Saudi Arabia as an Intermediary
in the Arab World"
Discussant: AVNER YANIV, Georgetown
University and Haifa University
ETHICAL ISSUES
IN NUCLEAR DETERRENCE
Sponsor. Section on Military Studies
Chair. LOUIS RENE BERES, Purdue University
Participants:
RANOALL FORSBERG, Institute for Defense and
Disar ament
TBA ORDON L. SHULL, College of Wooster
"Me nwhile, MINIMAUD: A Nuclear Policy for the
Being"
NALD BLUM, United States Air Force
A Framework for Evaluating Nuclear Ethical
ositions"
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BRET L. BILLET, Miami University
I"The Effects of Proven Economic Growth on
Foreign Investment: A Quantitative Analysis"
RANDALL J. JONES JR., Central State University
"Fluctuation in Oil Production and Domestic
Economic Conditions as Determinants of
Government Action Adverse to Foreign Oil
Companies in Indonesia"
SUNEETA MISRA, Ohio State University
SAIDEH LOTFIAN, Texas Christian University
EUROPEAN SECURITY
AND THE CSCE PROCESS
Chair. REIMUND SEIDELMANN, University of
Giessen, FRG
Participants:
DIETER RULOFF, University of Zurich,
Switzerland
"East-West Relations, European Security, and
the CSCE Process"
PANOS TSAKALOYANNIS, European Institute for
Public Administration
"The Europeanization of European Security and
the CSCE Process"
ANDRZEJ KARKOSZKA, Institute for East-West
Security Studies
"Military and Arms Control Aspects of the CSCE
Process"
WICHARD WOYKE, University of Muenster, FRG
"Military Detente and the CSCE Process"
ERNST-OTTO CZEMPIEL, University of Frankfurt,
FRG
JAMES GOODBY, Georgetown University
PAV~L PODLESNY, Academy of Science of the
USS ,
Sponsor:
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FORUM ROOM
INTELLIGENCE AND TERRORISM
Intelligence Studies Section
Chair. ABRAHAM H. MILLER, University of
Cincinnati
Participants:
JAMES ROBBINS, Fletcher School of Law and
Diplomacy
ABRAHAM MILLER, University of Cincinnati
"The CIA, Congress, Terrorism, and
Intelligence"
DAVID CHARTERS, University of New Brunswick,
Canada
"Intelligence for Countering Terrorism: Some
Problems of Collection"
STEPHEN J. CIMBALA, Pennsylvania State
University
"The Command, Control, Communications and
Intelligence Factors: An Anomalous Acronym?"
CHARLES BENJAMIN, Bethel College
TBA
SANFORD SILVERBURG, Catawba College
THOMAS IDONOPULOUS, Miami University
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
OF SOUTH AFRICA
Chair. OYE OGUNBADEJO, University of IFE,
Nigeria
Participants:
SHEIKH R. ALI, North Carolina Central
University
"Legalized Racism in South Africa"
KATE MANZO, Arizona Sate University
"The International Politic Economy of
Apartheid: An Historical-Quantitative
Analysis"
JACOBUS J. VAN WYK, Rand Afrikaans University,
South Africa
"Reciprocity and South Africa's Foreign Policy
Behavior"
SHARON R. MURPHY, Nazareth College of
Rocl,ster
"Ten Years of Growth: South Africa's Arms
Industry since the International Arms Embargo"
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GALE A. MATTOX, US. Naval Academy
ORN, Freie Universitat Berlin
LGA HAFTENI
AMBASSADOR ROOM
PERCEPT D POLITICAL SOURCES
OF C STANCY AND CHANGE
IN`FOREIGN POLICY
Sponsor. Comparative Foreign Policy Section
Chair. OLE R. HOLSTI, Duke University
Participants:
CHARLES F. HERMANN, Ohio State University
"Political Oppositions as Potential Agents of
Foreign Policy Change: Developing a Theory"
JAMES N. ROSENAU, University of Southern
California
"Learning East-West Relations: Superpowers as
Habit-Driven Actors"
JOE D. HAGAN, University of Wyoming
"Regime Changes and Foreign Policy
Restructurings: The Third World in the Postwar
Era"
Discussants:
KAL i. HOLSTI, University of British Columbia
BRUCE E. MOON, Northwestern University
Sponse Intelligence Stud
Chair. AGELO CODILLA, Hoover Institution
on War, R olution and P ace
WILLIAM HAR S, The Rand Corporation
"Usefulness, Shortco ings, and Adaptability of
Current U.S. Intclligen a Arrangements for
Wartime Use"
ANGELO C DEVILLA, Igover Institution on War,
Revolution nd Peace
"Maximizi the Wartime Contingency Value of
New Inte igence Sources, Method, and
Procedu es"
Discussabts,( MICHAEL ALTFEID, Army War
College
S2-131 HAMPTON ROOM
ANALYSIS OF INTERNATIONAL
COOPERATION
Chair. T.\ CLIFTON MORGAN,. Florida State
University
Participants: ,
RICHARD L 'RRTTT, University of Illinois at
j Urbana-Champ gn
ROBERT MUN STER, University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign
DINA A. ZINNE55, University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign.
"Modeling International Cooperation"
CHRISTOPHER DEISSENBERG, University of
Konstanz and University of Illinois at Urbana-
Champaign
"Risk Aversion, Reputation, and International
Cooperation"
CLAUDIO CIOFFI-REVILLA, University of Illinois
at Urbana-Champaign
PIERANGELO ISERNIA, University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign
"Political Reliability of International
Alliances"
PETER CARNEVALE, University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign
"Biased Mediators in International Mediation:
Some Results from Laboratory Simulations"
DUNCAN SNIDAL, University of Chicago
T. CLIFTON MORGAN, Florida State University
[S2-14] EMBASSY ROOM
WORKSHOP ON PERSONAL COMPUTER
APPLICATIONS OF THE CONFLICT
ANALYSIS PROGRAMS
Sponsr. International Bargaining Internet
Chair CHARLES BENJAMIN, Bethel College
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