We are pleased to announce the full program for the Seventh Global Conference of WISC, which will be held in Warsaw on 24-26 July 2024. For your convenience, a directory of confirmed participants is also available for consultation. You can browse the list here . Additionally, you can download a PDF copy here.
Registration Location: Baszkiewicz Hall
WA01: Entanglements and Disorder Location: Room 5 Panel
WA02: The Geopolitics of Climate Change: Foreign Policy, Humanitarian Response, and Sustainable Development Location: Room 105 Panel
WA03: Beyond Traditional Foreign Policy Drivers: Identity, Emotions, and Interests in a Complex World Location: Room 222 Panel
WA04: Latin America and Liberal International Order Location: Room 223 Panel
WA06: Institutionalizing the Indo-Pacific Security Architecture Location: Room 314 Panel
WA07: Local Responses to Global Migration: From Sanctuary Cities to International Alliances Location: Room 315 Panel
WA08: International Orders in Flux Location: Room 317 Panel
WA09: Challenges to be faced in building a New Shared Global Order 1 Location: Room 303 Panel
WA10: Politics and Violence in Latin America Location: Room 1.008 Panel
WA11: Configuring the Subject of Rights, Sovereignty, and Relationality Location: Room 1.138 Panel
WA12: The European Union towards the selected problems of the contemporary IR Location: Room 1.152 Panel
WA13: Populism as a Threat to the International Liberal Order Location: Room 1.158 Panel
WA14: China and Liberal International Order. Panel One Location: Room 1.162 Panel
WA15: China and Liberal International Order. Panel Two Location: Room 1.168 Panel
WA17: Geoeconomic Fragmentation and New Institutions in Global Economic Governance Location: Room 1.017 Panel
WA18: Interrogating International Orders Location: Room 1.016 Panel
Coffee Break
WB01: International Conditions for Shaping Foreign Policy on the Balkan Peninsula Location: Room 5 Panel
WB02: The Domestic-International Nexus in Foreign Policy: Comparing Decision-Making, Leadership Transitions, and Regional Dynamics Location: Room 105 Panel
WB03: Global and Regional Environmental Governance: Challenges and Prospects Location: Room 222 Panel
WB04: Japanese Foreign Policy in the post-Abe Indo-Pacific Location: Room 223 Panel
WB05: Problematizing the State vs Society Binary Location: Room 303 Panel
WB06: Extraregional Approach towards Security Architecture in the Indo-Pacific Region Location: Room 315 Panel
WB07: Paradiplomacy in Asia: Regional Dynamics and Cross-Border Interactions Location: Room 317 Panel
WB08: Conceptualizing and Discussing Russian (Retro)Imperialism as a Challenge for European Security and Prospects Location: Room 0.410 Roundtable
WB09: Great Power Competition Location: Room 1.008 Panel
WB10: Political Violence and Governance in Latin America Location: Room 1.138 Panel
WB11: Sovereignty, Order, and Inequality: Critical Perspectives on State Power and International Relations Location: Room 1.152 Panel
WB12: Activities of the Global and Regional International Intergovernmental Organizations in the Area of Climate and Environment Protection Location: Room 1.158 Panel
WB13: Global Perspectives on International Security Agenda Location: Room 1.162 Panel
WB14: Thinking Globally about World Politics Location: Room 1.168 Book Roundtable
WB15: India's Global Aspiration and Liberal International Order Location: Room 1.172 Panel
WB16: Extrapolating the Globality of Global IR Location: Room 1.017 Panel
Lunch Break
WC01: Domestic Influences and Strategic Adjustments in Foreign Policy: Case Studies from Emerging Powers and Conflict Zones Location: Room 5 Panel
WC02: Norms, Alliances, and Transformations: Evolving Foreign Policy Dynamics in Europe and Beyond Location: Room 105 Panel
WC03: Epistemological Challenges and Material Realities: Reframing International Relations in the 21st Century Location: Room 222 Panel
WC04: Rising Powers and Shifting Dynamics: Reassessing the Liberal International Order Location: Room 1.017 Panel
WC05: Theorising International Relations Beyond the State/Society Binary: Continuity, Change, and Contestation Location: Room 303 Roundtable
WC06: Conceptualizing the Indo-Pacific Security Architecture Location: Room 317 Panel
WC07: Re-Ordering European International Society Location: Room 0.410 Panel
WC08: Global Diplomacy Redefined: The Emergence of Cities and Regions in International Relations Location: Room 1.008 Roundtable
WC09: Russian-Ukrainian War: The Impact on the International Security Agenda Location: Room 1.138 Panel
WC10: Non-traditional (In)security and Development: Spillover and Convergence Location: Room 1.152 Panel
WC11: To Look or Not to Look: Participation, Visual Agency and Global Injustices Location: Room 1.158 Panel
WC12: Global and Regional International Intergovernmental Organizations Towards the Current Security Problems Location: Room 1.162 Panel
WC13: Populism and Foreign Policy Location: Room 1.168 Panel
WC14: Trade Governance and Global Value Chains: Major Tendencies and Challenges Location: Room 1.172 Panel
Break
Opening Ceremony Location: Adam Mickiewicz Hall Welcome by WISC, UW and PISA authorities.
Speech by Professor Adam Daniel Rotfeld (Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Poland, 2015).
Section Chairs' Dinner By invitation only
WISC General Assembly Meeting Location: Room 303 By invitation only
Registration Location: Baszkiewicz Hall
TA01: Theory Making and Possibilities for Global IR Location: Room 5 Panel
TA02: Shifting Strategies and Identities in Asian Foreign Policies: Historical Legacies and Contemporary Geopolitics Location: Room 105 Panel
TA03: EU Institutions and Member States towards the Enlargement Policy Reform: Does Geopolitics Matter? Location: Room 222 Roundtable
TA04: Indo-Pacific and Liberal International Order Location: Room 223 Panel
TA05: Domestic Dynamics of International Politics Location: Room 315 Panel
TA06: NATO and Europe´s Transregional Security Agenda Location: Room 317 Panel
TA07: Paradiplomacy in Action: Cities and Regions Leading Climate and Sustainability Efforts Location: Room 1.172 Panel
TA08: The EU in IR and Development Location: Room 1.008 Panel
TA09: Obstacles to Overcome in Building a New Shared Global Order Location: Room 1.138 Panel
TA10: Peace and Democratic Crisis in Latin America Location: Room 1.152 Panel
TA11: Global Financial and Monetary Governance in the Time of Geoeconomic Fragmentation Location: Room 1.158 Panel
TA12: NATO Towards the Security Challenges of the Contemporary International Order Location: Room 1.162 Panel
TA13: Populist Experiences in Great and Emerging Powers Location: Room 1.168 Panel
TA14: Liberal International Order and the Debate of North-South Division Location: Room 0.410 Roundtable
TA15: Liberal International Order Location: Room 1.017 Panel
TA16: India in Liberal International Order. Panel Two Location: Room 1.016 Panel
Coffee Break
TB01: Environment, Energy, and Struggles in Disorder Location: Room 5 Panel
TB02: Latin American Foreign Policies in the Context of Global Power Dynamics and Ideological Shifts Location: Room 105 Panel
TB03: Foreign Policy in a Comparative Perspective: Variables and Cases Location: Room 222 Roundtable
TB04: Regional Actors in the Indo-Pacific Security Architecture - part 1 Location: Room 223 Panel
TB05: Identities and Diasporas in World Politics Location: Room 303 Panel
TB06: Regional Actors in the Indo-Pacific Security Architecture - part 2 Location: Room 314 Panel
TB07: Redefining the Diplomatic Landscape: Theoretical Insights into Paradiplomacy and City Diplomacy Location: Room 315 Panel
TB08: Critical Studies and Interdisciplinary Approaches on International Security Location: Room 317 Panel
TB09: Democracy, hierarchy and hegemony in a New Shared Global Order Location: Room 0.410 Panel
TB10: European Regional Security Studies Location: Room 1.008 Panel
TB11: Winning the War: Irregular Warfare and Strategic Competition Location: Room 1.138 Panel
TB12: International Institutions Towards the Political, Security and Social Challenges of the Contemporary International Order Location: Room 1.152 Panel
TB13: Postcolonial Perspectives on International Politics Location: Room 1.158 Panel
TB14: Deconstruction of Liberal International Order. Panel One Location: Room 1.162 Panel
TB15: Deconstruction of Liberal International Order. Panel Two Location: Room 1.168 Panel
TB16: Deconstruction of Liberal International Order. Panel Three Location: Room 1.172 Panel
TB17: Towards a Post-Liberal International Order? Location: Room 1.017 Panel
TB18: European Association of Development Research and Training Institutes (EADI) 50th anniversary roundtable, with APISA on ‘Conversations between International Studies and Development Studies’ Location: Room 1.016 Roundtable
Lunch Break
TC01: The New International Order and Disorder Location: Room 5 Panel
TC02: Foreign Policy in a Comparative Perspective: Variables and Cases II Location: Room 105 Roundtable
TC03: Unveiling New Agendas: Rethinking Foreign Policy in Latin America Location: Room 222 Panel
TC04: World Society, Peace and International Order Location: Room 223 Panel
TC05: Beyond-the-state and Non-state Dimensions of World Politics Location: Room 303 Panel
TC06: Regional Actors in the Indo-Pacific Security Architecture - part 3 Location: Room 317 Panel
TC07: Crossing Borders, Bridging Levels: Paradiplomacy in Action Across Continents Location: Room 0.410 Panel
TC08: Challenges to Be Faced in Building a New Shared Global Order 2 Location: Room 1.008 Panel
TC09: Conflict, Cooperation and the Global South in Global IR Location: Room 1.138 Panel
TC10: Global South Perspectives and International Security Location: Room 1.152 Panel
TC11: Activities of International Intergovernmental Organizations in Light of the Selected IR Theories Location: Room 1.158 Panel
TC12: International Institutions Towards Selected Social Problems in the Contemporary IR Location: Room 1.162 Panel
TC13: Selected Challenges of Regional Economic Development Location: Room 1.168 Panel
TC14: Shifting Power Dynamics and New World Orders: Rethinking North-South Relations Location: Room 1.172 Panel
TC15: Africa and Liberal International Order Location: Room 1.017 Panel
Break
Plenary Session: The Sciences of the International: Allodoxia, Apocrypha, Misology, Misoneism, and Cryptomnesia Location: Adam Mickiewicz Hall Keynote speaker Prof. Siba N. Grovogui
Reception Dinner Location: The Gardens of the Royal Castle
Registration Location: Baszkiewicz Hall
FA01: Blocs, Groups, and Disorder Location: Room 5 Panel
FA02: Strategic Influences and Leadership in Foreign Policy Decision-Making: Comparative Case Studies from Europe, Asia, and Beyond Location: Room 105 Panel
FA03: War in Ukraine and Its Implication to Liberal International Order Location: Room 222 Panel
FA04: International Security Location: Room 223 Panel
FA05: Methodological and Conceptual Challenges to Traditional IR Binaries Location: Room 303 Panel
FA06: Regional Powers and Institutions in the Indo-Pacific: New Challenges Location: Room 315 Roundtable
FA07: Multi-Level Governance and Subnational Diplomacy: Comparative Perspectives and Case Studies Location: Room 317 Panel
FA08: Populism, Nationalism and Migration Location: Room 1.162 Panel
FA09: The BRICS Plus: A major Challenge to a New Shared Global Order 1 Location: Room 1.008 Panel
FA10: US and Asymmetric Security Relations Location: Room 1.138 Panel
FA11: China in Global Economic Order Location: Room 1.152 Panel
FA12: Non-European International Organizations Towards the Challenges of the Contemporary International Order Location: Room 1.158 Panel
Coffee Break
FB01: European Security in the Age of Contestation Location: Room A Semi-Plenary 01
FB02: Interrogating the International Location: Room B Semi-Plenary 02
FB03: The Global South Shaping the World Agenda Location: Room 0.410 Semi-Plenary 03
FB04: The State of Art of the IR Discipline in Poland Location: Room D Semi-Plenary 04
Lunch Break
FC01: The BRICS Plus: A major Challenge to a New Shared Global Order 2 Location: Room 5 Panel
FC02: Contested Interventions and Strategic Alliances: Analyzing Foreign Policy Decision-Making in Conflict Zones Location: Room 105 Panel
FC03: Re-Thinking Order in International Society Location: Room 222 Panel
FC04: Political Sociology and International Politics Location: Room 223 Panel
FC05: Heterarchy in World Politics and Global Governance Location: Room 303 Panel
FC06: The Latin American Mosaic: Politics, Non-State Actors and Violence Location: Room 315 Roundtable
FC07: Foreign Policy in the Age of Contestation Location: Room 317 Panel
FC08: States, Power Distribution, and the Indo-Pacific Location: Room 0.410 Roundtable
FC09: Liberal International Order from a Dogma of Post Colonial Study Location: Room 1.008 Panel
FC10: Thirty Years of Samuel Huntington's "Clash of Civilizations" - The Role of Religion and Cultural Identity in International Relations Location: Room 1.138 Panel
FC11: National and Local Development - Selected Evidence from the Global South Location: Room 1.152 Panel
FC12: War in Ukraine as a Catalyst of Changes in the Contemporary International Order Location: Room 1.158 Panel
Coffee Break
FD01: Challenges and Realignments in Foreign and Security Policies: Insights from Recent Global Conflicts and Crises Location: Room 5 Panel
FD02: Non-State Actors in International Security Location: Room 222 Panel
FD03: Voted In and Voted Out: The Recent Elections and the Foreign Policy of Populists Location: Room 1.152 Roundtable
FD04: The Rule of Law in the Multilevel Context: Resilience – Backsliding – Improvement Location: Room 303 Panel
FD05: State vs Society in Discourse and Diplomacy Location: Room 317 Panel
FD06: India in International Liberal Order Location: Room 0.410 Roundtable
FD07: Cooperation Between International Intergovernmental Organizations in the Light of Challenges of the Contemporary International Order Location: Room 1.008 Panel
FD08: Winning the Minds: Conjecture, Conspiracy and the Power of New Media Location: Room 1.138 Panel
FD09: The Gaze of Copernicus: Postcolonialism, Serendipity, and International Relations Location: Room 1.014 Book Roundtable
