Silverstein

Forum, Stiteler Hall

8:30 - 9: Breakfast
9 - 10:15: State and Violence in Latin America
Social and Political Effects of State-led Repression: The Chilean Case
Maria Angelica Bautista, Brown University
Sleeping W ith the Enemy: Social Movements, the State, and the Emergence of a
New Drug Regime in Uruguay
Guzman Castro, University of Pennsylvania
Discussant: Tulia Falleti, University of Pennsylvania

10:30 - 12: Sex, Citizenship, and Migration in Europe and the Middle East
Degrees of Rupture: Migrants, Rights, and the Constitution of the Social Imaginary
Marina Kaneti, New School for Social Research
But They Are Not Just the Same A s Us: The Political Incorporation of Immigrants in
Dublin and Madrid
Elitsa Molles, Boston College
Dirty Talk: Sex and Citizenship in Contemporary Lebanese Talk Shows
Sara Mourad, University of Pennsylvania
Discussants: Onoso Imoagene and Robert Vitalis, University of Pennsylvania

12 - 1: Lunch
1 - 2:30: Political Theory, Religion, and the Ethical Rupture
How I Do Love to Hear the Wolves Howl: The A pocalyptic Political Theology of Joseph Smith
Alan Koenig, CUNY Graduate Center
What is a Rupture?
Gerasimos Karavitis, New School for Social Research
Another Solidarity: Emmanuel Levinas on Violence, Sacrifice, and Ethical Rupture
Charles Lesch, Harvard University
Discussant: Elliot A. Ratzman, Temple University

2:45 - 4: Media, Terror, and Politics

News from the Field: Campaign Influence on the Construction of Local News
Josh Darr, University of Pennsylvania
Did It Make the News? Measuring Determinants of Terrorism Media Publicity
Krishan Malhotra, University of Pennsylvania
Discussant: Matt Levendusky, University of Pennsylvania

4 - 4:30: Coffee Break

4:30 - 6: Keynote Address: The Democratic Exception:
Resistance and the Making of Popular Sovereignty
Andreas Kalyvas, New School for Social Research
6 7:30: Reception