DIVISION 19: International Security

Regional Bias and Perceptions as Drivers of Humanitarian Military Interventions - Sidita Kushi, Tufts University

Relative Military Capacity and Civil War Peace Negotiation Onset - Julia Reilly, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Secondary States’ Quest for Identity: Korea and Vietnam Under Chinese Hegemony - In Young Min, University of Southern California

Set to Fail? The Origins of Command and Control in Regional Nuclear Powers - David Arceneaux, Syracuse University

State (In)security: The Impact of Insurgencies on Regional Integration Policies - Shubha Kamala Prasad, Georgetown University

The Long Commitment: UN Peacekeeping, Statebuilding, and Security Sector Reform - Stephen Edward Moncrief, Yale University

The Other Side of COIN: Insurgent Firepower and Counterinsurgency Outcomes - Mauro Gilli, ETH Zurich; Costantino Pischedda, University of Miami; Andrea Gilli, Stanford University

When Friends Become Enemies: Security Assistance and Civil-Military Relations - Louis-Alexandre Berg, Georgia State University

Where Did They Go? The Decline of Mercenaries in the 19th and 20th Centuries - Alexander Stephenson, University of California Berkeley

Does Terrorism Actually Work? - John A. Tures, Lagrange College

Peace by Proxy: Defense Capacity Building as National Security Strategy - Kristi Govella, University of Hawaii, Manoa