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International Boundaries Research Unit

The State of Sovereignty: Programme - 3 April

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Track 1 Session 7 (0900-1100) Innovative Approaches to Complex Disputes 1	Track 2 Session 7 (0900-1100) Transboundary Environment & Water Management	Track 3 Session 7 (0900-1100) Responses to Threats to Sovereignty & Territorial Integrity
Solving the Kashmir Dispute: The Legalized Dependency Model Dr. Sandeep Gopalan University of Reading, UK	Sovereignty, Europe, and the Role of Nature: The Implications of the EU Water Framework Directive for Nation-States Dr Corey Johnson University of North Carolina at Greensboro, USA	'Migration Management' and the Construction of 'Spaces of Security' Mr Martin Geiger University of Osnabrück, Germany
Federalism as an Approach to the Resolution of Territorial Conflicts Mr Igor Okunev MGIMO University, Russia	Conflict Transformation and the Public Interest Ethos: Common Ground for Transboundary Water Management Dr Linda M. Johnston Kennesaw State University, USA	Presentational State Power: Temporal and Spatial Influences Over Asylum Sector Decision Makers Dr Nicholas Gill University of Lancaster, UK
A Matrix for Resolving Sovereignty Disputes Through Territorial Leasing Dr Michael J Strauss Centre for Diplomatic & Strategic Studies, France		Confessions of a Dangerous Paradigm: Democratisation, Transitology and Orientalism Dr Andrea Teti University of Aberdeen, UK
Unilateral Secession: is it a Remedy? Professor Aleksandar Pavkovic Macquarie University, Australia		Policing Borders in a Time of Rapid Climate Change Dr Steve Wright Leeds Metropolitan University, UK
Track 1 Session 8 (1130-1300) Innovative Approaches to Complex Disputes 2	Track 2 Session 8 (1130-1300) Cartographies of Sovereignty	Track 3 Session 8 (1130-1300) Sovereignty & Indigenous Peoples
Territorial Disputes and State Responsibility on Land and at Sea Dr Irini Papanicolopulu University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy Dr Enrico Milano University of Verona, Italy	Sovereignty in No-Man's Land: Lessons from the 1949 Armistice Lines Professor Gideon Biger Tel Aviv University, Israel Professor Yossi Shilhav Bar Ilan University, Israel	Compromising Sovereignty: Indigenous Agency and Colonial Governance on the Darfur-Chad boundary 1916-1956 Mr Chris Vaughan Durham University, UK
Managing Sovereignty and Jurisdictional Disputes in the Antarctic Ms Karen Scott University of Canterbury, New Zealand	Virtual Sovereignty, Online Cartography and the Battle for Public Mindshare Mr Tom Edwards Englobe Inc, USA	Boundaries and the Assertion of First Nations’ Sovereignty in Canada Dr Brian Ballantyne Surveyor General Branch, Natural Resources Canada
Enclaves in International Law – Possible Solutions for Complicated Territorial Situations? Mr Anton Zeilinger Federal Ministry of Finance, Austria	Rendering Sovereignty on Maps and in Databases: Politics and Reality Mr Ray Milefsky United States Department of State	When Indigenous People Question Contemporary Borders: Identity & Sovereignty at the Light of Integration Dr Anne-Laure Amilhat Szary University Joseph Fourier, France
Closing Plenary (1400-1600) Sovereignty & International Boundaries: Future Challenges
Panelists: Professor Michel Foucher, Ecole Normale Superieure, France Professor Steve Graham, IBRU Academic Director Professor Ian Townsend-Gault, University of British Columbia, Canada