Online Conference Publications for OCIS 2008
All OCIS 2008 conference papers accepted through the refereeing process are published below.
OCIS 2008 papers accepted for the conference and for online publication also have the potential to be published as part of a special OCIS issue of the journal 'Global Change, Peace and Security' scheduled for Vol 21 issue 1, 2009. For information about the Journal please click here.
Barr, Michael D and Anantha Raman Govindasamy. Hegemony without conversion: religious nationalism in modern Malaysia
Brincat, Shannon. Towards a Dialectic for World Politics
Buchan, Bruce. The Subject of War, From Salamanca to Sydney Cove
Clapton, William. Risk and Hierarchy in International Society
Colman, Diane. Identity Politics and Institutionalised Instability - The political economy of nationalism
Cox, Lloyd. Knowing What We Now Know: Truth, Lies and WMDs Five Years Later
di Piramo, Daniela. “Speak for Me”: Populist Leadership in Latin America and the Mirage of Horizontal Politics
Fitzpatrick, John. The Atlantic Peace: European expansion overseas and the international system/international society dialectic
Gale, Fred. Global Democratic Corporatism: Earth Governance Beyond States
Goldstone, Alan. John Stuart Mill on International Legitimacy
Griffiths, Martin and Ichie Asakura. Assessing Japan’s Nuclear Allergy: Domestic Constraints and International Drivers
Habib, Ben. Climate Change and the Terminal Decay of the North Korean Regime
Hawksley, Charles. "Rudd’s Way": — The ALP in Government and its policies toward the South Pacific
Hoadley, Stephen. The European Union, the Pacific Islands, and Fiji: Diplomacy, Trade, and Democracy Promotion
Humphreys, Andrew. Malaysia’s Post-9/11 Security Approach
Hundt, David. The Rise of China and South Korea: Sunshine and Beyond
Isakhan, Benjamin. Democracy Building in Post-Saddam Iraq: ‘Historical Memory’ and ‘Primitive Democracy’
Jiang, Yang. Anchored Ambitions: China’s Free Trade Agreements and Domestic Constraints
Leaver, Richard. US Decline, Once More?
Lee, Lavina. Pre-emption and the legitimacy of US Hegemony
Lockyer, Adam. Foreign Intervention and Belligerents’ Capabilities in Civil War
Mckibbin, Rory. Australian policy in Papua New Guinea: reconciling benign neglect and the new security agenda
Merviö, Mika. Social justice and the issue of environmental awareness in Northeast Asia: theory and practice
Moses, Jeremy and Tadashi Iwami. From liberalisation to militarisation: The ‘civilising’ of Japan and the end of the pacifist experiment
O'Keefe, Michael. Charting the Course of the AIDS Epidemic in the South Pacific
Porter, Jessica. The Responsibility to Protect: A Normative Analysis
Schleussinger, Fiona. Refugees and a Global Cosmopolitan Democracy – Empowerment or Political Aspiration?
Simpson, Adam. Environmental activism within a transnational NGO: bridging the North-South divide
Slaughter, Steven. Institutionalising Cosmopolitan Responsibilities to the Global Poor: Institutional Cosmopolitanism, Human Rights and the State
Tan, Matthew. Liturgical Worship and the Transformation of International Political Community
Tanji, Miyume. The importance of the Dugong case: constructivist implications of US base relocations in Okinawa for the Asia-Pacific ‘security communities’
Totman, Sally and Mat Hardy. The Rise and Decline of Libya as a Rogue State.
Tyson, Paul. A post-secular approach to understanding religion and global security
Vale, Peter. Migration, Xenophobia and the Culture of Residual Insecurity in South Africa
Vale, Peter. Six Doodles on the Sociology of South African International Relations
Vlcek, William. From Road Town (BVI) to Shanghai: FDI, IBCs and global capital flows
Zhang, Jian. The Chinese Vision of a ‘Harmonious World’ and East Asian Regionalism