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Deterrence, Coercion, and Conflict
Fri, April 4, 9:50 to 11:20am CDT (9:50 to 11:20am CDT), Palmer House Hilton, Floor: 7th, Dearborn 3Session Submission Type: Paper Session
Section
Chair
Individual Presentations
9:55am |
Ambiguous Threats and Coercive Credibility - Samuel Liu, Cornell University
10:05am |
Exploiting the Window of Opportunity: Azerbaijan’s Grand Strategy and Fait Accompli in the Second Karabakh War - Mehmet Cagatay Guler, Bilkent University
10:15am |
New Leader, State Visit, and General Deterrence - Md Muhibbur Rahman, Cornell University; Yuji Masumura, University of Texas at Austin
10:25am |
The Price of Retaliation: Understanding Costly Reciprocity in International Relations - Andrew Roskos-Ewoldsen, University of California-Davis
10:35am |
Why Russia Kept Neutral During the Second Karabakh War? - Nigar Gurbanli, ADA University
Discussants
10:45am |
Spencer D. Bakich, Virginia Military Institute
10:45am |
Stephen Baldwin Long, University of Richmond
Audience Participation
10:55am |
Audience participation will last for the remainder of the session.