16th Defence and Security Economics Workshop
16ième Atelier en économie de défense et de sécurité
Registration/Inscription: https://cdainstitute.ca/2021-defence-security-economics-workshop-registration/. Zoom: Link upon registration/lien suite à l’inscription.
Sponsors/Parrains
· Conference of Defence Associations Institute (CDAI)
· Norman Paterson School for International Affairs (NPSIA), Carleton University
· John Deutsch Institute, Department of Economics at Queen’s University
· Royal Military College of Canada (RMC)/Collège militaire royal du Canada (CMR)
Thursday October 28th
Opening remarks: 8:40-8:50
Session 1: 8:50-10:10
Kristen Csenkey (Balsillie School, Univ. of Waterloo) & Nina Bindel (Institute for Quantum Computing, Univ. of Waterloo), “Post-Quantum Cryptographic Assemblages and the Governance of the Quantum Threat”
Discussant: Kim Huynh (Bank of Canada)
Phil Jones (Carleton Univ.), “Geography, Illicit Markets and Violent Conflict: An empirical analysis of homicide rates in Brazil’s border regions”
Discussant: Vincent Chandler (UQO)
Break: 10:10-10:20
Session 2: 10:20-12:20
Keith Hartley (Univ. of York, U.K.), “Augustine Weapons Systems and the Future of Defence Industries”
Discussant: Ugurhan Berkok (RMC & Queen’s Univ.) & Binyam Solomon (DRDC & Carleton Univ.)
Bohuslav Pernica (Univ. of Pardubice, Czechia), “Development of the Czech defence spending in the view of the Kingdon's multiple-streams framework”
Discussant: Binyam Solomon (DRDC & Carleton Univ.)
Sebastián Briones (Univ. de Chile), “Transparency in defence resource planning: why so few?”
Discussant: John McCormack (Cardiff Metropolitan University)
Lunch 12:20-13:00
Session 3: 13:00-15:00
Amit Loewenthal (Univ. of Potsdam), Sami H. Miaari (Tel-Aviv Univ., Univ. of Oxford & IZA) & Anke Hoeffler (Univ. of Konstanz), “Aid and Radicalization: The Case of Hamas in the West Bank and Gaza”
Discussant: Eli Berman (Univ. of California, San Diego)
Kweku Opoku-Agyemang (Univ. of California, Berkeley), “The Economics of Terrorism and Social Media”
Discussant: Alex Chernoff (Bank of Canada)
Marion Bogers (Netherlands Defence Academy), Robert Beeres (Netherlands Defence Academy) & Joseph Soeters (Tilburg University), “Is there a relation between participation in UN peacekeeping operations and the UNSC elections?”
Discussant: Patrick Alexander (Bank of Canada)
Break: 15:00-15:10
Session 4: 15:10-16:30
Victor Munro (NPSIA, Carleton Univ.), “The attributes of insider threat typology - An analysis of motivational and behavioural attributes related to the violent extremist insider threat type”
Discussant: Ryan Compton (University of Manitoba)
Eli Berman (Univ. of California, San Diego), Alexei Abrahams (Univ. of Toronto), Prabin Khadka (Univ. of Essex), Esteban Klor (Hebrew Univ. of Jerusalem) & John Powell (Stanford Univ.), “Mostly Deterred: An Episodic Analysis of the Israel-Gaza Conflict”
Discussant: Matt Webb (Carleton University)
Friday October 29th
Session 5: 8:50-10:50
CDA Institute panel: Economics of Domestic Vaccine Production
Moderator: Charles Davies (CDA Institute)
Panelists
BGen Krista Brodie (Vice-president of Vaccine Logistics & Operations, Public Health Agency of Canada)
Robert Van Exan (President, Immunization Policy and Knowledge Translation; Director Health and Science Policy, Sanofi Pasteur)
Paul Grootendorst (Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy; School of Public Policy and Governance, Univ. of Toronto)
Nathalie Nye (DG, Horizontal Integration, COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout Task Force, Public Health Agency of Canada)
Charles Davies (CDA Institute)
Ugurhan G. Berkok (RMC & Queen’s Univ.)
Break: 10:50-11:00
Session 6: 11:00-12:20
Anessa Kimball (Université Laval), “Beyond 2% - NATO partners, institutions & burden management: Theories, concepts and improved models”
Discussant: Dane Rowlands (NPSIA, Carleton Univ.)
Stephen R. Nagy (International Christian Univ., Japan & CGAI), “Function over form: Canada’s bolting-in and capabilities-led approach to QUAD-plus engagement”
Discussant: Frank Milne (Queen’s Univ.)
Lunch: 12:20-13:00
Session 7: 13:00-15:00
Jessica Davis (NPSIA, Carleton Univ.), “Measuring the Impact of Counter-Terrorism Financing Legislation on Terrorist Activity”
Discussant: Mohamed Douch (RMC)
Lucas Hellemeier (Freie Universität Berlin), “Defense Industrial Globalization and US Hegemonic Strategy”
Discussant: Bryan Paterson (RMC)
Richard Ford, Timothy Ferris & John McCormack (Cardiff Metropolitan University), “International Cooperation in Defence Procurement and the Myth of Inefficiency”
Discussant: Sebastian Briones (Pontifical Catholic University of Chile)
Break: 15:00-15:10
Session 8: 15:10-16:30
Shane D. Sanders (Syracuse Univ.), “Bargaining in the shadow of conflict - Resource division, non-convex bargaining and war’s inefficiency puzzle”
Discussant: Oana Secrieru (RMC)
Oana Secrieru (RMC) & Ugurhan G. Berkok (RMC & Queen’s Univ.), “Tripwire Deterrence: NATO in the Baltics and U.S. in Taiwan”
Discussant: Greg van Bavel (CORA, DRDC)
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