Conference Program

Climate change is rapidly transforming the international landscape, posing complex challenges and demanding new approaches in foreign policy, humanitarian response, and sustainable development. As a result, this panel brings together different perspectives that explore these interconnected issues.

This panel explores the dynamic interplay between domestic politics and foreign policy in a comparative framework. The papers presented examine this nexus through different lenses, offering rich insights into the complex relationship between internal and external affairs.

This panel examines how states are adapting their foreign policies in response to a changing global order. Participants explore this theme through diverse case studies, highlighting the challenges and opportunities presented by a more multipolar world.

This panel examines the dynamic evolution of foreign policies in Asia, focusing on the interplay between historical legacies, contemporary geopolitical strategies, and identity formation. By comparing these diverse case studies, the panel aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of how historical legacies and contemporary geopolitical challenges shape foreign policy and identity in Asia.

This panel explores the evolving foreign policy landscapes of Latin American nations in the face of a shifting global order. It moves beyond the traditional focus of the United States' influence in the region and examines how Latin American countries are engaging with new actors and challenges.

This panel explores the interplay between domestic political dynamics and individual leadership in shaping foreign policy. It examines how internal pressures and the actions of key figures influence a country's foreign policy decisions. Thus, the panel aims to offer a comparative perspective on the complex relationship between domestic politics, individual leaders, and foreign policy formulation. The panel encourages discussion on the relative weight of internal and external factors in shaping a nation's approach to the international stage.

This panel examines the challenges of formulating foreign policy in a world of complex domestic and international pressures. The papers explore how countries navigate internal divides and competing priorities when making decisions on the international stage. Thus, the panel aims to illuminate the complex interplay between domestic politics, national security concerns, and historical narratives in shaping foreign policy. It encourages discussion on how countries reconcile internal divides and forge consensus when engaging with critical international issues.