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1 Tuesday : Tuesday 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM Human Rights in Clandes ne Movement Chair Aysen Ustubici (Koc University) Disc. Barak Kalir (University of Amsterdam) Blurred Lines: Consent and Coercion during Central American Migra on Journeys Noelle K. Brigden (Watson Center for Interna onal Studies, Brown University) Wendy Vogt Human Smugglers, Violence, and Human Rights Theodore Baird (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) Exclusive jurisdic ons: A genealogy of the human rights migra on nexus Alexandria J. Innes (University of East Anglia) The Ques on of Indivisibility: Examining the Rela onships between Different Human Rights. Stephanie Soiffer (Carleton University) Dane Patrick Rowlands (Carleton University) : Tuesday 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM Interna onal Criminal Jus ce Chair Jessica J. Almqvist (Autonomous University of Madrid) Disc. Jessica J. Almqvist (Autonomous University of Madrid) Amnesty in the Age of Human Rights Accountability: Research Findings and Policy Implica ons Francesca Lessa (University of Oxford) Leigh A. Payne (Oxford University) Jose Roberto Gabriel Pereira (University of Oxford) The Responsibility to Protect and the Interna onal Criminal Court: An Uneasy Rela onship Medlir Mema (George Washington University) Challenging the Selec vity of Universal Jurisdic on. Is Francoism facing Jus ce in Argen na? Ulrike Capdepon (GIGA German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies) Legal post-war jus ce in the former Yugoslavia Jessie Hronesova (University of Oxford) TA03: Tuesday 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM Migra on and Human Rights Chair Janina Pescinski (Sciences Po Paris) Disc. Bethany Barra (Roosevelt University) Refugees rights, awareness and suspicion in Turkey Julie e Tolay (Penn State Harrisburg) Rights-Based Migra on Management? An Assessment of Mexico's Na onal Ins tute of Migra on Sonja C. Wolf (Ins tuto para la Seguridad y la Democracia) Humanity's Bodies: Rights in the Interna onal Refugee regime Lucy Ware McGuffey (University of Colorado-Denver) The Securi za on of Migra on and Human Rights: Turkish Case Burcu Toğral Koca (Eskişehir Osmangazi University) : Tuesday 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM Arab Spring and human rights Chair Mohammed Nuruzzaman (Gulf University for Science and Technology) Disc. Mohammed Nuruzzaman (Gulf University for Science and Technology) Women's Rights in Egypt A er the Uprising Melek Saral (Universität der Bundeswehr) Retribu on, Healing, and Transi onal Jus ce in the Wake of the Arab Spring Eric Wiebelhaus-Brahm (University of Arkansas at Li le Rock) "The Responsiblity to Lament": Human Rights and the "Arab Spring" Carla Robertson Barqueiro (University of Bal more) Refugees and IDPs in the MENA Region, complex set of poli cal shockwaves of the Arab spring Syeda Annie Waqar (University of Surrey, School of Poli cs) Human Rights and Socio-poli cal Change in Morocco: Before and A er the Arab Spring. Meriame Achemlal (University Mohamed the 1st, Faculty of Le ers and Humani es) TA05: Tuesday 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM Global Governance and Human Rights Chair Andrea Schapper (Darmstadt University of Technology) Disc. Andrea Schapper (Darmstadt University of Technology) The Ethics of Interdependence: Human Rights and Global Ci zenship William Felice (Eckerd College) Toward a Global Governance of Human Dignity Ma hew S. Weinert (University of Delaware) Human Rights and the Rule of Law in Transi on Countries Anja Mihr (University of Utrecht) China s Changing Policy towards North Korea: Regional and Interna onal Implica ons Daewon Ohn (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies) : Tuesday 1:45 PM - 3:15 PM Norm Dissemina on and human rights Chair Alison Brysk (University of California Santa Barbara) Disc. Alison Brysk (University of California Santa Barbara) An -Atrocity Norms in a Time of Flux Kurt Mills (University of Glasgow) End Impunity Now!: The Judicializa on of Human Rights NGOs Heidi Haddad (Pomona College) The Legi macy of the Torture Prohibi on and the Study of Norm Viola ons Jamal R. Barnes (Murdoch University) The Diffusion of 'Bad' Norms?: The Erosion of Human Rights in Contemporary Mobility Regimes Kiran Banerjee (University of Toronto) Craig Damian Smith (University of Toronto) Why there was a human rights revolu on in the 1970s--and why it took the form that it did James Gelvin (University of California, Los Angeles)

2 : Tuesday 1:45 PM - 3:15 PM Turkey and human rights Chair Fusun A. Turkmen (Galatasaray University) Disc. Fusun A. Turkmen (Galatasaray University) The limits and ambigui es of change: The EU and human rights organiza ons in Turkey Buke Bosnak (Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen) The infrastructure of human rights - Toward a new public sphere in Turkey Andrea Karlsson (Lund University) Advocacy Agenda of Human Rights NGOs in Turkey: Different Perspec ves, Different Vulnerabili es Koray Kaplica (İstanbul University) The Erdogan Criterion: The Discursive Trivializa on of Democracy and Human Rights Values in Contemporary Turkish Statesmanship Rusen Firat Gulluoglu (Carleton University) : Tuesday 1:45 PM - 3:15 PM Human Rights Ac vism and Par cipa on Chair Amy Bartholomew (Carleton University) Disc. Amy Bartholomew (Carleton University) Joyful Human Rights Martyrs William Paul Simmons (Arizona State University) Local Resilience in Swat: Ongoing Efforts to Overcome Crises and Human Rights Abuses Anita Weiss (Department of Interna onal Studies, University of Oregon) Par cipa on in Unconven onal Poli cal Ac vism: Comparing Turkey to the EU Member States Cigdem Kentmen Cin (Izmir University of Economics) Global Public Par cipa on in the Formula on of the Sustainable Development Goals O o Spijkers (Utrecht University, School of Law) Speaking rights to safety: mobilizing informa on to change violence against women Alison Brysk (University of California Santa Barbara) TB04: Tuesday 1:45 PM - 3:15 PM Interna onal Organiza ons Chair Ma hew S. Weinert (University of Delaware) Disc. Ma hew S. Weinert (University of Delaware) Human Rights and Climate Change: Ins tu onal Inter-linkages Andrea Schapper (Darmstadt University of Technology) Rethinking the 'Responsibility to Prevent': Towards an Interna onal Crimes Approach to the Preven on of Mass Atroci es Ruben Reike (University of Oxford) Ins tu onal change in the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights: Opening up for non-state actors Karin Sundstrom (Stockholm University) TB05: Tuesday 1:45 PM - 3:15 PM Globaliza on and Human Rights Chair Bethany Barra (Roosevelt University) Disc. Bethany Barra (Roosevelt University) Loca ng Globalized Jus ce: Judge Garzón, the Caso Franquismo, and the End of Spanish Excep onalism Stephanie Golob (City University of New York) Swarms: Global poli cal protests and regime response Natalie Harmening (Florida State University) HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN RELATION TO HUMAN RIGHTS: Concerning To What Extent Our Understanding of Human Rights Has Changed In The New Era? Ekin Deniz Horzum (University of Glasgow School of Law) Guineans in Paris: Diaspora Par cipa on in Transna onal Human Rights Advocacy Janina Pescinski (Sciences Po Paris) TC01: Tuesday 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM Humanitarian Interven on in Conflicts and the R2P Debate Chair Melissa T. Labonte (Fordham University) Disc. Melissa T. Labonte (Fordham University) The revival of sovereignty via the complementarity regime and the doctrinal idea of Responsibility to Protect? Lessons from the Arab Spring Maria Varaki (Hebrew University) Ending Mass Atroci es: The Impact of the Responsibility to Protect Jessica J. Almqvist (Autonomous University of Madrid) Responsibility to Protect (R2P) an evolu on of the current interna onal humanitarian law regime Alex Chung (University of New South Wales) : Tuesday 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM Norm Dissemina on and local actors Chair Lucy Ware McGuffey (University of Colorado-Denver) Disc. Lucy Ware McGuffey (University of Colorado-Denver) Democracy, Ac vism, and Civil Society Engagement with Interna onal Human Rights Ins tu ons Paul Danyi (Purdue University) Norm Diffusion Theory and the Ques on of Local Agency in Postcolonial Countries Catherine Lourdes Dy (LUISS Guido Carli) Gaining the knowledge, gaining the power. The right to know and democra sa on Michal Krotoszynski (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań) Transi onal jus ce and the everyday in post-conflict Nepal Yve e Selim (University of New South Wales) Who cares? Students ideas of human rights. Lessons for human rights educa on. Inken Heldt (Unviersity of Hannover, Rsearch Group Civic Educa on) : Tuesday 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM Transi on, conflict and human rights Chair Francesca Lessa (University of Oxford) Disc. Francesca Lessa (University of Oxford) Rebuilding Socie es A er Violent Conflicts Prakash Adhikari (Central Michigan University) Wendy L. Hansen (University of New Mexico) Human Rights Norms and Transi ons from Conflict to Peace Jennifer Easterday (Leiden University) The Right to War? Powers of Governments in Civil Strife: The Case of Syria Gökhan Albayrak (Gazi University) Never Again! Human Rights and the construc on of stable postauthoritarian states Michelle Carmody (Leiden University)

3 : Tuesday 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM Business and Human Rights Chair William Felice (Eckerd College) Disc. William Felice (Eckerd College) The Business and Human Rights Agenda - Challenges for the Exis ng Human Rights Regime Brigi e Hamm (University of Duisburg-Essen) BRICS Companies and the United Na ons Ini a ves on Business and Human Rights Daniel M. Aragao (Federal University of Bahia - UFBA) Business and Human Rights Viola ons: Assessing Change in La n America Tricia D. Olsen (University of Denver) Leigh A. Payne (Oxford University) Business and Human Rights in a Warming World: Extending the Duty to Respect Framework to the Human Effects of Climate Change Hana Ivanhoe (Fairfood Interna onal) Wednesday WD01: Wednesday 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM Poli cal and social theory and human rights Chair Stephen J. Hopgood (School of Oriental and African Studies) Disc. Stephen J. Hopgood (School of Oriental and African Studies) At the Edge of Jus ce: Marginality and Human Rights in Urban Bolivia Natasha Benne (University of California, Santa Barbara) Inven ng the individual : Human rights as subject-forma on Rene Wolfsteller (University of Glasgow) Can Rights be Radical? Exploring the Transforma ve Possibili es of the UNDRIP Fiona MacDonald (University of the Fraser Valley ) : Wednesday 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM Women's rights Chair Susanne Buckley-Zistel (Center for Conflict Studies, Marburg University) Disc. Susanne Buckley-Zistel (Center for Conflict Studies, Marburg University) Social Transforma on in Women's Human RIghts Nuket Kardam (Monterey Ins tute of Interna onal Studies) Poli cs at the Intersec on: The Strategic Discourse of Women s Rights and Human Rights in the Development of UNSC Resolu on 1325 Kara Ellerby (University of Delaware) Women's human rights and the Arab-world upheavals: is democracy enough? Bronwyn Winter (University of Sydney) Do human rights play as an actor for women s development in MENA region? Meltem Ince Yenilmez (Yasar University) Muslim Women and the Arab Spring : From Vic m to Revolu onary Sehrish Malik (York University) : Wednesday 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM The Great Power of Human Rights? Powerful States and Norm Socializa on Dynamics between Change and Stagna on Chair Evgeniya Bakalova (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt) Chair Konstanze Anna Maria Juengling (Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt) Disc. Alison Brysk (University of California Santa Barbara) The Diffusion of Human Rights Norms in Turkey: Change and Con nuity in the European Integra on Process Zelal Basak Kizilkan Kisacik (Mardin Artuklu University ) How China Resists and Contests the Global Human Rights Discourse Frederic Krumbein (German Ins tute for Interna onal and Security Affairs) Socializa on through Image? The Human Rights Reform of the Counter-Terrorism Sanc ons Regime and Great Power Behaviour in the UN Security Council Carlo a M. Minnella (University of Oxford) Norm Challengers and Norm Erosion: The Transna onal Dynamics of Power, Security and Time Mathias Großklaus (Free University Berlin)

4 WD04: Wednesday 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM Islam and human rights : Wednesday 10:45 AM - 12:15 PM Indigenous and Minority Rights Chair Mahmood Monshipouri (San Francisco State University) Disc. Mahmood Monshipouri (San Francisco State University) The Arab Spring and the Quest for Human Dignity as New Frames for the Discussion of Women s Human Rights in Egypt Mervat Hatem (Howard University/University of Southern Denmark) Human Rights and Social Jus ce: Rereading the Qur an and Interna onal Bill of Rights Zehra Arat (University of Connec cut) WD05: Wednesday 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM Interna onal Organiza ons, Human Rights, and the Muslim World (1 of 2 panels) Chair Anthony Tirado Chase (Occidental College) Disc. Marie Juul Petersen (University of Copenhagen ) Interna onal Organiza ons, Religion, and Advancing Human Rights in a Pluralist World: A Case Study of the OIC Anthony Tirado Chase (Occidental College) The Debate on Tradi onal Values at the UN Human Rights Council: The Contribu on of the Organiza on of Islamic Coopera on (OIC) and Human Rights NGOs in the Muslim World Moataz El Fegiery (SOAS, University of London) The OIC s Independent Permanent Human Rights Commission in a Compara ve Perspec ve Turan Kayaoglu (University of Washington) WE01: Wednesday 10:45 AM - 12:15 PM Technology and Human Rights Chair Paul Danyi (Purdue University) Disc. Paul Danyi (Purdue University) Access to Informa on, Par cipatory Rights and Technology: Collec ve Ac on in Power? Aigul Kulnazarova (School of Global Studies, Tama University) Watchful Eyes: Satellite Technology and Human Rights Virginia Dixon (Columbia University) WE02: Wednesday 10:45 AM - 12:15 PM The role of civil society actors Civil Society and the Responsibility to Protect: The Case of Darfur Roberto Belloni (University of Trento) States Obliga ons in guaranteeing economic and social Rights in Times of Transi on and Change: how NGOs influence ICESCR s Interpreta on Nina Reiners (University of Potsdam ) New Humanitarianism and NGO s monitoring a er military Interven ons: A case study in Iraq Gizem Bilgin Aytaç (Istanbul University) Human rights organiza ons in transi on countries Elie Abouaoun (Saint Joseph University ) Chair Alejandro Fuentes (Raoul Wallenberg Ins tute of Human Disc. Alejandro Fuentes (Raoul Wallenberg Ins tute of Human Turkey's candidacy to the EU and minority rights Cigdem Nas (Yildiz Technical University) Protec ng the few: Interna onal Organisa ons and the protec on of minority rights in Europe Neal Suleimanova (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science ) Construc ng and Diffusing Rights of Indigenous Peoples Elias Steinhilper (University of Freiburg) Sexual Orienta on, Gender Iden ty and the Interna onal Regime of Human Rights in Europe: a new challenge for Interna onal Rela ons? Francesca Romana Ammaturo (Goldsmiths, University of London) : Wednesday 10:45 AM - 12:15 PM Transi onal jus ce Chair Eric Wiebelhaus-Brahm (University of Arkansas at Li le Rock) Disc. Eric Wiebelhaus-Brahm (University of Arkansas at Li le Rock) Truth Commissions, Human Rights and Gender. Norma ve Changes in Transi onal Moments Susanne Buckley-Zistel (Center for Conflict Studies, Marburg University) What the Brazilian model of transi onal jus ce has to say to the World Gustavo Carlos Macedo (University of São Paulo) Transi onal Jus ce: The Rights of Youth in the 21st Century Claire Fenton-Glynn (University of Cambridge) The peculiari es of transi onal jus ce in Spain: between past legacies and genera onal change Paloma Aguilar (UNED) Clara Ramírez-Barat (Interna onal Center of Transi onal Jus ce) WE05: Wednesday 10:45 AM - 12:15 PM Interna onal Organiza ons, Human Rights, and the Muslim World (2nd of 2 panels) Chair Anthony Tirado Chase (Occidental College) Disc. Turan Kayaoglu (University of Washington) Coherent or Contradictory? The OIC's Human Rights Policies in the UN Ann Mayer (Wharton College, University of Pennsylvania) Children s Rights in Islam Mahmood Monshipouri (San Francisco State University) Claire Kaufman (University of California, Berkeley) Human Rights, Islam and Interna onal NGOs Marie Juul Petersen (University of Copenhagen ) No spring here: The EU, Regional Coopera on and Conflict Transforma on in the Israeli-Pales nian conflict Hirah Azhar (American University Cairo)

5 : Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:15 PM Modali es of change: From interna onal norms to na onal implementa on and development. Educa on as field of transforma on: Toward a poli cal economy of the right to educa on Funda Karapehlivan (Marmara University) Chair Chris na Johnsson (Raoul Wallenberg Ins tute of Human Disc. Olgun Akbulut (Kadir Has University, Faculty of Law) Judicial Interpreta on and Indigenous Peoples' rights to par cipa on and consulta on. The Inter-American Court of Human Rights' approach. Alejandro Fuentes (Raoul Wallenberg Ins tute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law) Corporate responsibility to respect human rights: concept and strategy of change. radu mares (Raoul Wallenberg Ins tute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law) Changing Opportuni es for Human Rights Work in Turkey. Ville Sebas an Forsman (Raoul Wallenberg Ins tute of Human WF03: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:15 PM Human rights in the Middle East Chair Elie Abouaoun (Saint Joseph University ) Disc. Elie Abouaoun (Saint Joseph University ) Blackmail, 'Oppression,' or Legi mate Poli cal Protest for Rights and Recogni on? Conceptualizing the 2102 Prisoners Hunger Strike in Turkey Amy Bartholomew (Carleton University) The Impact of the Arab Spring on Torture Prac ces in Egypt and Jordan Jonathan Faulkner (School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London) Foreign Interven ons and Change in Arab Human Rights Condi ons: Bahrain and Syria in Perspec ves Mohammed Nuruzzaman (Gulf University for Science and Technology) WF04: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:15 PM Theorizing Human Rights Chair Bronwyn Winter (University of Sydney) Disc. Bronwyn Winter (University of Sydney) The impact of the conceptual interplay of statehood and human rights on our changing understanding of human rights Matyas Bodig (University of Aberdeen) The Teleology of Human Rights Sarita Cargas (University of New Mexico) Accommoda ng human rights: Theorising the state, migra on and mul culturalism Mary Michele Connellan (The Budapest Centre for the Interna onal Preven on of Genocide and Mass Atroci es) WF05: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:15 PM Controversies and Human Rights Chair Anja Mihr (University of Utrecht) Disc. Anja Mihr (University of Utrecht) The End mes of Human Rights Stephen J. Hopgood (School of Oriental and African Studies) The paradox with human rights: Introducing dialec cal change Alberto L. Siani (Yeditepe University, Istanbul)

6 Index of Par cipants Abouaoun, Elie WE02, WF03 Hopgood, Stephen J. WD01, WF05 Achemlal, Meriame Horzum, Ekin Deniz TB05 Adhikari, Prakash Hronesova, Jessie Aguilar, Paloma Ince Yenilmez, Meltem Akbulut, Olgun Innes, Alexandria J. Albayrak, Gökhan Ivanhoe, Hana Almqvist, Jessica J. TC01, Johnsson, Chris na Ammaturo, Francesca Romana Juengling, Konstanze Anna Maria Aragao, Daniel M. Kalir, Barak Arat, Zehra WD04 Kaplica, Koray Azhar, Hirah WE05 Karapehlivan, Funda WF05 Baird, Theodore Kardam, Nuket Bakalova, Evgeniya Karlsson, Andrea Banerjee, Kiran Kaufman, Claire WE05 Barnes, Jamal R. Kayaoglu, Turan WD05, WE05 Barqueiro, Carla Robertson Kentmen Cin, Cigdem Barra, Bethany TA03, TB05 Kizilkan Kisacik, Zelal Basak Bartholomew, Amy, WF03 Krotoszynski, Michal Belloni, Roberto WE02 Krumbein, Frederic Benne, Natasha WD01 Kulnazarova, Aigul WE01 Bilgin Aytaç, Gizem WE02 Labonte, Melissa T. TC01 Bodig, Matyas WF04 Lessa, Francesca, Boşnak, Büke MacDonald, Fiona WD01 Brigden, Noelle K. Macedo, Gustavo Carlos Brysk, Alison,, Malik, Sehrish Buckley-Zistel, Susanne, mares, radu Capdepon, Ulrike Mayer, Ann WE05 Cargas, Sarita WF04 McGuffey, Lucy Ware TA03, Carmody, Michelle Mema, Medlir Chase, Anthony Tirado WD05, WE05 Mihr, Anja TA05, WF05 Chung, Alex TC01 Mills, Kurt Connellan, Mary Michele WF04 Minnella, Carlo a M. Danyi, Paul WE01, Monshipouri, Mahmood WD04, WE05 Dixon, Virginia WE01 Nas, Cigdem Dy, Catherine Lourdes Nuruzzaman, Mohammed, WF03 Easterday, Jennifer Ohn, Daewon TA05 El Fegiery, Moataz WD05 Olsen, Tricia D. Ellerby, Kara Payne, Leigh A., Faulkner, Jonathan WF03 Pereira, Jose Roberto Gabriel Felice, William, TA05 Pescinski, Janina TA03, TB05 Fenton-Glynn, Claire Petersen, Marie Juul WD05, WE05 Forsman, Ville Sebas an Ramírez-Barat, Clara Fuentes, Alejandro, Reike, Ruben TB04 Gelvin, James Reiners, Nina WE02 Golob, Stephanie TB05 Rowlands, Dane Patrick Großklaus, Mathias Saral, Melek Gulluoglu, Rusen Firat Schapper, Andrea TA05, TB04 Haddad, Heidi Selim, Yve e Hamm, Brigi e Siani, Alberto L. WF05 Hansen, Wendy L. Simmons, William Paul Harmening, Natalie TB05 Smith, Craig Damian Hatem, Mervat WD04 Soiffer, Stephanie Heldt, Inken Spijkers, O o

7 Index of Par cipants Steinhilper, Elias Suleimanova, Neal Sundstrom, Karin Toğral Koca, Burcu Tolay, Julie e Turkmen, Fusun A. Ustubici, Aysen Varaki, Maria Vogt, Wendy Waqar, Syeda Annie Weinert, Ma hew S. Weiss, Anita Wiebelhaus-Brahm, Eric Winter, Bronwyn Wolf, Sonja C. Wolfsteller, Rene TB04 TA03 TA03 TC01 TA05, TB04, WF04, TA03 WD01