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Session Submission Type: Created Panel
First of two Simulations and Games Track panels for TLC@APSA
Simulating the “Tragedy of the Commons” and Learning with Goldfish - Mark David Hamilton, Inter-American Defense College
If the Lords Are So Revolting, Why Are Revolutions So Rare: The Peasant Game - Victor Asal, University at Albany, SUNY; Nakissa Puneh Jahanbani, United States Military Academy; Charmaine Noelle Willis, University at Albany, SUNY; Christopher Linebarger, University of Massachusetts Lowell
Dual Purpose Sim: Introducing Research Methods through a Simulation of Autocracy - Andrew M. Spath, American University, School of International Service
Human Territoriality and Teaching First Image Theorizing in IR - Halit M Tagma