Division 19: International Security 

International Rivalry, Military Intervention, and Duration of Civil War - Merve Keskin, University of Pittsburgh; Jungmin Han, Trinity College Dublin

Patterns of Violence or Violence in Patterns: Introducing the TEIRD Dataset - Jayme Schlesinger, Rutgers University

“It Wasn't about Money”: Rebel Groups' Wartime Entrepreneurism as Costly Signals - Jae Park, University of Toronto

Norms, Interests, and the U.S. Unilateral Moratorium on Anti-satellite Weapons - Ritu S. Lauer, Peninsula College

Regime Change and the Management of Territorial Disputes - Richard Saunders, Florida State University

Domestic Survival: Neoclassical Realism and the Third Strait Crisis Revisited - Ronaldo Au-Yeung, Simon Fraser University

Economic Interdependence and Security Cooperation with a Third-Party Great Power - Qiang Wu, Texas A&M University

The Empires Strike Back: Ontological Security and Foreign Policy - Akis Kalaitzidis

External Support to Rebels and the Monitoring of Insurgent-Civilian Interactions - Arthur Stein, Université de Montréal

Free Riding Reconsidered: The Influence of Space and Time on NATO Member States’ Defence Spending - Vytautas Kuokstis, Vilnius University; Ringailė Kuokštytė, Vilnius University

Stephen Michael Grenier Johns Hopkins University

Stephen Michael Grenier Johns Hopkins University