Event

8:45    Opening Remarks
 

9:00    Panel 1: Narratives of Inclusion & Exceptionalism

Aram Hur, "Narratives of Inclusion: National Stories and Migrant Integration in South Korea"

Discussant: Rogers Smith

Ronald Krebs, "Comparative National Exceptionalisms: Notes Toward an Inchoate Research Agenda"

Discussant: Bob Vitalis
 

10:20   Break
 

10:35  Panel 2: Narratives of Order Building & Change

Stacie Goddard, "Liberal Legitimation and the Challenge to International Order"

Discussant: Janice Bially Mattern

Rachel Hulvey, "Mobilization for Sovereignty: How China Gains Support for Its Vision of Cyber Order"

Discussant: Orfeo Fioretos
 

11:55   Lunch
 

1:00    Panel 3: Public Diplomacy, IOs, & Discourse

Tyler Pratt, "Fighting Facts or Fighting Norms: Norm Transgressions, Reputation Management, and International Organizations"

Discussant: Jennifer Dixon

Kelly Matush, "Does Public Diplomacy Sway Domestic Public Opinion? Presidential Travel Abroad and Approval at Home"

Discussant: Sarah Bush

2:20   Break
 

2:35    Panel 4: Narratives & International Security

DG Kim, "Race in International Politics: Identity, Racialization, and the Security Dilemma"

Discussant: Alex Weisiger

Colleen Larkin, "Controlling the Apocalypse: "Strategic Narrative Emergence and US Nuclear Strategy"

Discussant: Ronald Krebs
 

3:55   Closing Discussion

Lessons about discourse and world politics, what are the frontiers of research on discourse and power?