I am not a 100% sure why scholars tend to list their conferences on their own webpage. Maybe this is for those situations when you encounter a familiar face at a conference and don't give away you don't really remember when last meeting this person, and then sneakingly ask for another of their business cards - because you "misplaced" the last one - at least such a page below might rack your brain so you find out where you actually met this person - seems far-fetched to me, though.
Otherwise, it's just ammunition for predatory journals to lure you into publishing with them: "Dear [name], we've saw your lecture X at conference Y and very much would like you to ..."
I guess, we have to wait on time travel technology to make this fully tactically relevant.
2020
- 14-15 November, 2020, Asia Pacific and Beyond: A Pursuit for Inclusion and Innovation; 18th Asia Pacific Conference; Beppu, Japan (online). Title of the presentation: "Trajectories and Patterns of Autocratic Diffusion in the Indo-Pacific."
2019
- 7-8 November, 2019, Ład międzynarodowy in statu nascendi. Multidyscyplinarna perspektywa, IX Ogólnopolska Konwencja Polskiego Towarzystwa Studiów Międzynarodowych, Poznań. Title of the presentation: “Fear for Survival – on this planet or the next: Comparing Tropes of Terror in Sci-Fi films (2009-2019).”
- 11-14 September, 2019, A century of Show and Tell: The Sen and the Unseen of IR, EISA 13th Pan-European Conference on International Relations, Sofia, Bulgaria. Title of the presentation: “Bad Neighborhoods: Comparing Personalist Rule in Central Asia and Sub Saharan Africa.”
- 10-13 October, 2019, Central Eurasian Studies Society, 20th Annual conference, George Washington University, Washington DC. Roundtable: “The Central Asia Scholar with a Thousand Faces: Who are we in the 21st Century?”
- 27-29 June, 2019, The 16th Biennial Conference of the European Society for Central Asian Studies, University of Exeter, UK.
- Title of the presentation: “One Man to Rule Them All: Comparing Personalist Rule in Central Asia and Sub Saharan Africa”
- Roundtable: “Teaching Central Asian Studies in Europe: tools, methods, perspectives”
2018
- 8-9 November, 2018, Instytucje międzynarodowe a dynamika współczesnych stosunków międzynarodowych, VIII Ogólnopolska Konwencja Polskiego Towarzystwa Studiów Międzynarodowych, Poznań.Title of the presentation: “Tyrants & Terror: Regime type, „state” Terror & Terrorism.”
- 12-15 September, 2018, New Hope: Back to the Future of International Relations, EISA 12th Pan-European Conference on International Relations, Prague, Czech Republic. Title of the presentation: “The Interdependencies of Autocratic Regime Survival: Gatekeeping & Authoritarian Learning.”
- 4-7 April, 2018, ISA Annual Convention, San Francisco, California. Title of the presentation: “Clusters of Personalist Rule: Uneven Development, Regional Diffusion, and Local Rules: Explaining the Entrenchment of Personalism in Africa and Central Asia.”
2017
- 24-25 November, 2017, Beyond Europe: Politics and Change in Global and Regional Affairs, Poznan, Title of the presentation: “The State of Fragile States, Insurrections and Border Wars in Africa in 2016”