Conference Program

This panel explores several critical areas of entanglements and disorder. It discusses the dynamics between Germany, Taiwan, and China, and how they affect liberal internationalism. It also looks at Paraguay's relationship with China from 2013 to 2023 and its novel entanglements in Latin America. It also examines the complex dynamics of multiple actors in the 1973 Mideast War, along with how India balances state intervention and market forces through new entanglements in the world. The panel brings new connections that were not seen before and examines them through the lens of disorder.

This panel explores the foreign policy approaches of emerging powers in the developing world, highlighting the interplay of domestic factors and regional dynamics. The papers presented offer a comparative perspective on how these states navigate a complex international environment.

The session examines the connection between environment diplomacy and energy transition on one hand and social movements and the struggle for rights on the other. It examines the role of diplomacy in addressing these complex issues and the disorder it creates by highlighting the importance of multilateral cooperation and grassroots activism.

The panel examines new grouping layered with old entanglements such as the BRICS, the Global South, and the assertive European Union. It examines the complex interdependence but its different implications in different parts of the world, creating disruptions and discord.

This panel investigates the evolving landscape of foreign and security policies in response to recent global conflicts and crises, emphasizing decision-making processes, theoretical frameworks, and transatlantic perspectives. As a result, the panel aims to shed light on the complexities and realignments in contemporary foreign and security policies, offering insights into the factors driving policy success and failure in an increasingly interconnected and volatile world.