DIVISION 19: International Security

Allies as Enemies: A Premeditated Theory of Intra-Alliance Fighting - Vanes Ibric, The George Washington University

Caught in the Power-Transition Traps: Inequality, Populism, and Violent Conflict - Chia-Chien Chang, UC Santa Barbara

Changing Horses Midstream: Military Commander Accountability During Wartime - Todd Lehmann, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

Decisive Weaknesses of the US Military - Roger B. Handberg, University of Central Florida

Explaining Acquisition Strategies: Spy Satellite Capabilities in Northeast Asia - Deirdre Quinn Martin, UC Berkeley

Hawkishness and The Credibility of Foreign Threats: A Experimental Study - Anthony Pierucci, Purdue University; Kuan-Sheng Wu, Purdue University

Internal Security Threats and WMD Proliferation - Miriam Barnum, University of Southern California

Joint Military Exercises and the Management of Military Relationships - Jordan Bernhardt, Stanford University

Law and Order: How Legalized Opposition Impacts Crisis Behavior - Hyunki Kim, University of Maryland

Nuclear Populism: Why North Korea will not Forgo its Nuclear Power - Yujin Julia Jung, University of Missouri

Signaling Commitment: How the US Signals Commitment to Allies in East Asia - Emily Rachel Kulenkamp, Boston College