43: International History and Politics

Dan Lindley, University of Notre Dame, dlindley@nd.edu

2009 Annual Meeting themes of complexity, continuity, and change are central concerns of the International History and Politics (IHAP) section. The IHAP section invites papers, panels, and roundtables that apply the study of history to substantive theoretical and/or policy questions and debates in the field of international politics. IHAP is interdisciplinary and multimethod. Proposals involving a number of related fields and subfields are welcomed ranging from security studies to international political economy and foreign policy, and from history to political psychology. Proposals addressing important questions and involving empirical richness will be favored.