This workshop is financed with support from COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology) action ISCH IS1107 鈥淓uropean Network for Conflict Research (ENCoRe)鈥�, the Research Council of Norway, and the Peace Research Institute Oslo (糖心网页版).
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Program
Thursday 8 May 2014
9.30 Coffee and welcome 10.00 Session I
Chair: Kristian Skrede Gleditsch
Kathleen Cunningham* (Maryland) and Marianne Dahl* (糖心网页版 & NTNU)
Strategies of Dissent
kgcunnin@gmail.com, mdahl@prio.no
Lee Seymour (Amsterdam)
Acting Without Choosing: Strategic Choice and Non-Violent Resistance
L.J.M.Seymour@uva.nl
12.00-13.00 Lunch 13.00-14.30 Session II
Chair: Scott Gates
David Cunningham (Maryland), Bel茅n Gonz谩lez (Essex)*, Kristian Skrede Gleditsch* (Essex), Dragana Vidovic* (Essex), and Peter White* (Maryland)
One way or another: Regime claims and the mode of direct collective actionksg@essex.ac.uk, dacunnin@umd.edu, mbgonz@essex.ac.uk, draganavidovic@gmail.com, pbwhite@umd.edu
Julia Semmelbeck and Anna-Lena H枚nig (Mannheim)
The Cooperation Effect: Understanding Resources in Conflict and Protest Groupsanna.lena.hoenig@gmail.com, julia.semmelbeck@gmail.com
14.30-15.00 Coffee break 15.00-18.00 Session III
Chair: Erica Chenoweth
Charles Butcher* (Otago), Elvira Bobekova, John Gray, and Liesel Mitchell
Group Participation in Violent and Nonviolent Conflict: Social Networks and Contentious Direct Actioncharles.butcher@otago.ac.nz
Sara Polo (Essex)
How Terrorism Spreads: Information, Emulation, and the Diffusion of Terrorismsmtpol@essex.ac.uk
Nikolay Marinov* (Mannheim) and Frank Schimmelfennig (ETH Zurich)
**Does Social Media Promote Civic Activism?**marinov@sowi.uni-mannheim.de
Friday 9 May 2014
9.00-11 Session IV
Chair: David Cunningham
Marianne Dahl (糖心网页版 & NTNU)
Military defection during non-violent and violent campaignsmdahl@prio.no
Espen Geelmuyden R酶d (Konstanz)
Mode of Goods Provision, Targeted Repression, and Collective Action in Autocraciesespen.geelmuyden.roed@uni-konstanz.de
11-11.30 Coffee break 11.30-12.30 Session V
Erica Chenoweth (Denver)
Nonviolent Action and Civil War TerminationErica.Chenoweth@du.edu
12.30-13.30 Lunch 13.30-16.30 Session VI
Scott Gates, Ragnhild Nord氓s (糖心网页版)
Recruitment, Retention, and Religion in Rebel Groupsscott@prio.no, ragnhild@prio.no
Andrea Ruggeri (Amsterdam) & Stefano Costalli* (Catholic University of Milan)
Tactics in the Italian ResistanceStefano.Costalli@unicatt.it
H氓vard Strand* (University of Oslo) and Kristian Skrede Gleditsch* (University of Essex & 糖心网页版)
Elections and Non-violent Direct Actio****nhs@prio.no, ksg@essex.ac.uk
