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Welcome to the 5th ECPR General Conference!

Dear Colleagues, I am delighted to be able to welcome you to the 5th ECPR General Conference here at the University of Potsdam on 10-12 September 2009. The University of Potsdam is the largest research institution in a city that prides itself on having the highest density of academic and scientific facilities in Germany. The campus site at Griebnitzsee, where the General Conference 2009 is held, has just been transformed by the addition of a new building, in which most of our events take place. The Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences, which acts as our host, focuses on public policy and public management (broadly understood). It offers BA degrees in political science and public administration, sociology and economics as well as a range of postgraduate degrees, including a Master of Public Management, a Master of Global Public Policy, a Master of European Governance and Administration (offered in cooperation with ENA and Sorbonne in Paris and Humboldt-University in Berlin), and an Executive Master of Public Management with the Hertie School of Governance in Berlin. But beyond offering the comforts of a generously refurbished campus, the conference location at Potsdam also serves as a stark reminder of the turbulent history that is the backdrop of modern-day European politics: From the Edict of Potsdam in 1685 throughending religious discrimination and the reign of Frederick the Great whose summer residence Sanssouci became almost synonymous with European enlightenment, through dark moments of Germany’s history like the handshake between President Hindenburg and Chancellor Hitler on the ‘Day of Potsdam” in 1933, until the fall of the Berlin Wall that separated Potsdam from neighbouring (West) Berlin for 40 years, the city of Potsdam - UNESCO world heritage site since 1990 – has been in the centre European history, which you can witness at numerous sites in and around the city. Finally I do not want to finish without thanking all those involved in preparing and organising this conference, here in Potsdam and in the ECPR’s Central Services – without your great work non of this would have possible! We all hope you will enjoy your stay at the University of Potsdam and the unique sites this city and region have to offer. Klaus H. Goetz Local Organiser, ECPR General Conference 2009

CONVENORS & ORGANISERS The Academic Convenors Martin Bull is Academic Director of the ECPR and Editor of the ECPR's journal of the profession, European Political Science (EPS). He is Professor of Politics at the University of Salford where he is Associate Dean for Research in the Faculty of Arts, Media & Social Sciences, and Deputy Chair of Senate. He is also Editor of the journal, Modern Italy.

Luciano Bardi is Chair of the ECPR, Professor of Political Science at the University of Pisa, and, in 2008-9, Fernand Braudel Fellow in Political Science at the European University Institute, Florence. He is a member of the Scientific Boards of the doctoral programmes in political science at the Institute of Human Sciences (Florence) and IMT Lucca.

The Organisers Potsdam team

Essex team

Prof. Dr. Klaus Goetz - Local Organiser

Clare Dekker - Administrative Director

Karsten Gericke

Conference Coordinator

Louise Soper

Conference Coordinator

Sabine Eichler

Administrative & Financial Support Academic Support Academic Support IT & Website Conference Book Conference Support Conference Support Conference Support Conference Support Conference Support Conference Support

Collette Shepherd Marcia Taylor Mary Arrieta Jeremaine Johnson Mark Kench Sandra Thompson

Executive Assistant Administrative Assistant Financial Coordinator Internet & IT Manger ECPR Press Manager Managing Administrator

Dr. Falk Daviter Dr. Michael KoĂ&#x; Lutz Mache Ronny Patz Hagen Colberg Isabella Harle Laszlo Kovats Alexander Lux El Alaoui Thomas Tuntschew Annika Werner

â&#x20AC;Ś and many more in the university administration as well as the about 60 conference assistants working with us during the conference.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction Welcoming Words

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Convenors & Organisers

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Table of Contents

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University of Potsdam

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About ECPR

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Local Information

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Maps & Floor Plans

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Day-by-Day

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Conference Highlights

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Symposia

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Other Meetings

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Social Programme

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Room Schedule

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Sections Overview

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Thursday’s Panels

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Friday’s Panels

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Saturday’s Panels

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Name Index

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Conference Sponsors

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Notes

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The Programme

Further information

THE UNIVERSITY OF POTSDAM

The University of Potsdam was founded in 1991. Its current enrolment is 20,000, 10 percent of which are foreign students. The University of Potsdam is the largest institution of higher education in the state of Brandenburg and is the most beautifully situated of all academic institutions in Germany. It has developed into an address for modern research and instruction, as well as a well-developed network for the flow and exchange of information between the academic, scientific, and business sectors. Five faculties form the pillars of the university: the Philosophical Faculty, the Faculty of Life Sciences, the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, the Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences, and the Law Faculty. Numerous external institutions in the region, especially those in the area of natural science, give the university its unique profile. New, practically-oriented and interdisciplinary courses of study, such as polymer science, Jewish studies, administration, the geosciences, nutrition, and patholinguistics, are trademarks of the university which make them attractive both in Germany and abroad. The teacher training program is a further area that stands out in the university's offerings. Great care is also set on providing a comprehensive set of services in the areas of language learning, computers, as well as culture and sports, all of which are accessible to the entire student body.

http://www.uni-potsdam.de/english 4

About

ABOUT THE ECPR european consortium for political research The European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR) is an independent, scholarly association, established in 1970. It supports and encourages the training, research and cross-national co-operation of political scientists throughout Europe and beyond. The ECPR currently has nearly 350 European institutional members and associate members in over 40 countries, from as far afield as New Zealand and Japan. These members together form a network of many thousands of individual political scientists, international relations and European studies specialists.

activities include: • • •

Organising workshops, roundtables, conferences and summer schools Publishing journals, books, articles and newsletters Providing a comprehensive information source for political scientists through its website, electronic bulletins and online searchable databases

who can become a member? Any university, college, or department of any scholarly institution in Europe engaged in teaching and research in political science may apply for full membership of the Consortium. Non European institutions of similar status are eligible to become associate members. Membership of the ECPR is institutional rather than individual. This means that any individual (of post graduate status and above) from any department in a member institution may participate in ECPR activities. All information about ECPR activities is available on the ECPR web site: www.ecprnet.org

benefits of ecpr membership: The biggest benefit of membership is in being part of a large network of academics with related research interests. However, members are also entitled to: !

participate (without paying a conference fee) in the annual Joint Sessions of Workshops. Full members may apply to direct a workshop at the Joint Sessions; associate members may apply to co-direct a workshop. Full members are eligible to receive a reimbursement as a contribution towards their travel and per diem costs.

participate, at reduced rates, in the General Conference ECPR members may apply to be a section/panel chair at the conference.

apply for the mobility fund for graduate students who wish to participate in any ECPR activities, i.e. Joint Sessions of Workshops, General and Graduate Conferences and summer schools.

organise a standing (research) group; associate members can co-direct a standing group. All members are encouraged to join and play a full part in any of the ECPR standing groups.

participate in ECPR sponsored summer schools at reduced rates.

receive a free subscription to the ECPR journals, European Journal of Political Research (EJPR), European Political Science Review (EPSR) and European Political Science (EPS).

receive a discount on books published by ECPR Press, Palgrave Macmillan, Routledge and Oxford University Press, as well as discounts on Palgrave Macmillan journals and all books and personal subscriptions to journals published by Blackwell or Polity Press.

About

contacting the ecpr: EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Chairman: Professor Luciano Bardi

University of Pisa

Vice Chair & Treasurer: Professor Vello Pettai

University of Tartu

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Chairman: Professor Luciano Bardi Vice Chair & Treasurer: Professor Vello Pettai Other Committee members: Professor Klaus Armingeon Dr Eileen Connolly Professor Danica Fink-Hafner Professor André Kaiser Professor Niilo Kauppi Professor William Maloney Professor Joaquim Molins Professor Simona Piattoni Professor Jonas Tallberg Professor Jacob Torfing

University of Pisa University of Tartu University of Bern Dublin City University University of Ljubljana University of Cologne Institut d'etudes politiques de Strasbourg University of Newcastle upon Tyne Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona University of Trento Stockholm University Roskilde University

DIRECTORS Academic Director: Professor Martin Bull

University of Salford

Administrative Director: Ms Clare Dekker

ECPR Central Services, University of Essex

CENTRAL SERVICES STAFF Ms Mary Arrieta Ms Sarah Goodman Mrs Louise Soper

Financial Coordinator (p/t) ECPR Summer School Manager Conference & Membership Coordinator Internet & IT Manager ECPR Press Manager Executive Assistant Administrative Assistant – publications, website (p/t) Joint Sessions Coordinator & Managing Administrator

Mr Jeremaine Johnson Mr Mark Kench Mrs Collette Shepherd Mrs Marcia Taylor Mrs Sandra Thompson

ECPR CENTRAL SERVICES: University of Essex Colchester Essex CO4 3SQ UK Tel: +44 1206 872501 Fax: +44 1206 872500 Email: ecpr@essex.ac.uk Web: www.ecprnet.org

LOCAL INFORMATION Important telephone numbers Police: Ambulance:

Latin Club "Terra Brasilis" (N° 62) open: from 6 pm - midnight You'll get: food & drinks, music & dancing

110 112

Argentine & Mexican Steak House "Lorado" (N° 63) + Bar "Lorado Lounge" open: 4 pm - midnight You'll get: food & drinks

Potsdam tourist information: +49 (0) 331 27 55 80

Food & Drinks - Money & Shopping - more

Greek Restaurant "Paros" (N° 66) open: 12 pm - midnight You'll get: food

1. Directly at the Main Campus • • •

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University Cafeteria & HPI Cafeteria Kebab & Ice-Cream (Thursday & Friday) at the train station Beer garden & restaurant at the train station (north of the rails) Italian restaurant “Piazza Toscana” on the corner R.-Breitscheid-Str./August-Bebel-Str. open: 12 pm - midnight

German Restaurant "Plantagenklause" (N° 85) open: from 11.30 am You'll get: food

3. At Potsdam Hauptbahnhof (Main Station) How to get there from Griebnitzsee: • by S-Bahn (city train) within 7 minutes • by region train every hour at :44 within 5 minutes

2. At Babelsberg S-Bahn (city train) station/ along the Rudolf-Breitscheid-Straße

Within the main station complex you will find a shopping centre including two supermarkets, snack and coffee bars (e.g. McDonalds), 2 ATMs, a tourist information, a hair dresser etc.

How to get there from Griebnitzsee: • 20-25 minutes walk along the RudolfBreitscheid-Straße (north of main campus) • 6 minutes ride with the Bus 694 from the main campus to "Hauptbahnhof" until the stop "Plantagenstraße" • 3 minutes ride with the S-Bahn (city train) via Potsdam until "Babelsberg"

4. In the historical city centre of Potsdam How to get there: • from Potsdam Hauptbahnhof (main station) by Tram 92 (to “Kirschallee”) & Tram 96 (to “Viereckremise”) until "Brandenburger Straße" or "Nauener Tor" (6-7 minutes ride)

Around the intersection K a r l -LiebknechtStraße/Rudolf-Breitscheid-Straße near "Babelsberg" train station you will find banks/ATMs, a supermarket, snack bars (sushi, kebab, pizza, Subway etc.), a pharmacy, hair dressers, restaurants as well as the typical German restaurant "Ratskeller" in the old Babelsberg town hall (open: 11.30 am - midnight).

In central Potsdam you will find a variety of restaurants, bars, cafés etc. at different price levels and qualities as well as supermarkets, clothes shops, a tourist information etc., all within walking distance. Note that restaurants and cafés along the main pedestrian street "Brandenburger Straße" close around 8 pm; bars and restaurants in the northern part of the historical centre open much longer. Most major tourist sites (including Sanssouci castle & park) can be reached within 10-15 minutes.

If you walk down the Rudolf-Breitscheid-Straße away from the intersection via the Campus, you'll find a choice of restaurants & bars, inter alia (starting from the train station “Babelsberg”):

5. At Park Sanssouci

Chinese Restaurant "China Haus" (N° 46) open: 11.30 am - 3.30 pm; 5 pm - 11.30 pm You'll get: food

How to get there from Griebnitzsee: • by region train every hour at :44 (10 minutes ride until the station “Park Sanssouci”) + 10 minutes walk

Café "Lindencafé" (N° 47) open: Mo-Fri 9 am - midnight (or longer) Sat-Sun 10 am - midnight (or longer) You'll get: breakfast, coffee, food

On the western side of Park Sanssouci you find the beautifully located Potsdam University campus directly at the palace “Neues Palais”.

Café "Konsum" (N° 50) open: 5 pm - 1 am You'll get: Coffee & cocktails, snacks

6. Wannsee lake & Central Berlin How to get there from Griebnitzsee: • S-Bahn (city train) to Berlin: 5 minutes until Wannsee, 20-30 minutes until central Berlin

Bar "Happy hour" (N° 58) open: 5 pm - 4 am You'll get: Drinks, snacks, billiard, darts

MAIN VENUE

Maps & Floor Plans

ALL VENUES (incl. HPI & HFF)

Maps & Floor Plans

THE PROGRAMME

Day-by-Day Programme

DAY-BY-DAY PROGRAMME Wednesday, 9th September 2009 12:00 - 15:00

Set up book exhibition area and registration/information desk

16:00 - 19:00

Arrival, registration and book exhibition, tea/coffee available

16:00 - 19:00

Drinks reception (sponsored by West European Politics)

Thursday, 10th September 2009 08:00 - 19:00 08:00 - 18:00

Cafeteria open for food and drink Registration/book exhibition/information desk

09:00 - 10:40

Panel session 1

10:00 - 11:00

Meet the ECPR Editors (Book Exhibition, ECPR Stand)

11:00 - 12:40

Panel session 2

12:40 - 14:00

Lunch

12:40 - 14:00

Drinks reception to mark the re-launch of epsNet, for the roundtable participants and attendees (Building 1, Light well)

14:00 - 15:40

Panel session 3

16:30 - 17:15

Welcome address (Lecture Hall H3 + H4) â&#x20AC;˘

ECPR Lifetime Achievement Award

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Mattei Dogan Foundation Prize

17:15 - 18:45

Roundtable chaired by Wolfgang Merkel (Lecture Hall H3+H4) "Post Democracy or a New Democratic Moment?"

19:00 - 22:00

Opening reception - University of Film and Television (HFF)

Friday, 11th September 2009 08:00 - 19:00

Cafeteria open for food and drink

08:30 - 18:00

Registration/book exhibition/information desk

09:00 - 10:40

Panel session 4

11:00 - 12:40

Panel session 5

Day-by-Day Programme

12:40 - 14:00

Lunch

12:40 - 14:00

Launch of EPSR - Reception sponsored by Cambridge University Press & ECPR (Lecture Hall H3+H4)

14:00 - 15:40

Panel session 6

15:00 - 16:00

Meet the ECPR Editors (Book Exhibition, ECPR Stand)

16:00 - 17:40

Panel session 7

18:00 - 19:00

Plenary lecture - John Mearsheimer (Lecture Hall H3+H4): "From the Collapse of Communism to the Crisis of Capitalism: Twenty Years after the Fall of the Wall"

19:00 - 22:00

Drinks reception sponsored by Wiley Blackwell (Internal Courtyard)

Saturday, 12th September 2009 08:00 - 18:00

Cafeteria open for food and drink

08:30 - 17:00

Registration/book exhibition/information desk

09:00 - 10:40

Panel session 8

11:00 - 12:40

Panel session 9

12:40 - 14:00

Lunch

14:00 - 15:40

Panel session 10 & Roundtable “2009 German Federal Elections” (H3)

16:00 - 17:40

Panel session 11 & Roundtable “2009 European Parliamentary Elections” (H3)

18:00

Close of academic programme

18:00 - 19:00

Bus transfer from main campus to the Biosphäre

19:30 - 22:00

Closing reception at the Biosphäre

Conference Highlights

CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS

Roundtable “Should European Politics Degrees share a Common Core Syllabus?” Thursday 10 September, 11.00-12.40 - Room H 05 An undergraduate degree in “politics” from a European university may take many forms. They range from “political science” degrees with a substantial component of qualitative and quantitative research methodologies, through to “political studies” degrees with history, law or philosophy at their core, eschewing “science” altogether. Against the background of everincreasing staff and student mobility on the one hand, and developments of the Bologna process towards accreditation and quality assurance on the other, does this matter? Does our academic discipline of “politics” need a shared vision of a common core for all European politics degrees? Chair:

Richard Topf, London Metropolitan University

Participants:

JACQUI BRIGGS, University of Lincoln HANS-DIETER KLINGEMANN, Social Science Research Centre, Berlin/ Simon Fraser University

Roundtable: “Question Time! Constitutional & Electoral Reform in the ECPR” Thursday 10 September, 14.00-15.40 Room H 05 Following the events in Lisbon when there was a shortage of candidates to be elected to the new ECPR Executive Committee, the ECPR Council proposed that an Electoral and Constitutional Reform Group be established to consider ways of improving the governance of the ECPR, and especially the procedures it adopts for electing Executive Committee members. As part of the process of consultation and discussion of this matter, the Academic Convenors of the ECPR's General Conference at Potsdam decided to hold a Roundtable on ECPR Electoral and Constitutional Reform, whose model will be based on the BBC's famous television programme, "Question Time". ECPR members are therefore warmly invited to attend this session where they will be in a position to ask the views and opinions of a selection of their learned colleagues on any issues pertinent to the subject matter, at the same time as having the opportunity to express their own views and opinions. Copies of the ECPR Constitution will be made available at the Roundtable. Chair:

Martin Bull, University of Salford

Participants:

IAN BUDGE, University of Essex RUDY ANDEWEG, LEIDEN UNIVERSITY PIPPA NORRIS, Harvard University GIANFRANCO PASQUINO, University of Bologna HANS KEMAN, Free University Amsterdam KAREN CELIS, Ghent University ROBERTO ESPINDOLA, Bradford University

Conference Highlights

Plenary Roundtable Debate “Post-Democracy or a New Democratic Moment?”

Thursday 10 September, 16.30 - Room: Lecture Hall (H 03 + H 04) In 2004 Colin Crouch published a book entitled “Post-Democracy”. The book and the term soon became popular beyond the small world of political science. Crouch argues that the “democratic moment”, having occurred in the US slightly before and in Western Europe slightly after World War II, has passed long ago. Colin Crouch’s book does not stand alone. It is aligned to a long tradition of theory driven literature which has diagnosed, deplored, and predicted the crisis and decline of democracy since the early 1970s. Today, the global crisis of the financial markets seems to lead to a return of the active state. The neoliberal era of deregulation has come to a halt. Neo-Keynesianism is back, big governments start to reregulate markets. Democratic politics re-conquer territory which it lost to markets during the past three decades. If this is true a new democratic moment could emerge, empowering democratic politics against markets and business. Chair:

Wolfgang Merkel, Social Science Research Centre, Berlin

Participants: COLIN CROUCH, Warwick Business School JOHN KEANE, Center for Democracy, The University of Westminster PIPPA NORRIS, Harvard University MANFRED G. SCHMIDT, Rupprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg VIVIEN A. SCHMIDT, Boston University

Plenary Lecture by John J. Mearsheimer (University of Chicago): “From the Collapse of Communism to the Crisis of Capitalism: Twenty Years after the Fall of the Wall” Friday 11 September, 18.00-19.00; Lecture Hall (H 03 + H 04)

[to be replaced by abstract of lecture rather than biography – awaiting information from J Mearsheimer]

Conference Highlights

Roundtable “2009 German Federal Elections”

Saturday 12 September, 14.00 - 15.40, Room: H 03 The German Federal elections will take place on 27 September 2009. After four years of governing together in a Grand Coalition, both the CDU/CSU – led by Chancellor Merkel – and the SPD – led by Foreign Minister Steinmeier – have declared that they do not wish to renew their coalition after the elections. But will election results permit a different coalition formula? And what will it look like? The Roundtable will look back at the experience of the Grand Coalition, consider the prospects of the main parties competing in the elections, discuss trends in electoral behaviour and shifts in the party system, and consider the implications of the Federal elections for the governance challenges that the country faces. Chair: Participants:

Klaus H. Goetz, University of Potsdam THOMAS POGUNTKE, University of Bochum ANDREA ROEMMELE, International University Bruchsal SIGRID ROßTEUTSCHER, University of Frankfurt

Roundtable “2009 European Parliamentary Elections” Saturday 12 September; 16.00 - 17.40 - Room: H 03 The discussion will focus on the results of the European Parliament’s 2009 elections, with particular reference to their implications for the evolution and consolidation of parties at the European level and of their system. Prospects for electoral law reform, particularly along the lines suggested by British ELDR MEP Andrew Duff's proposal, will also be addressed. Chair: Participants:

Luciano Bardi, University of Pisa GABOR TOKA, Central European University, Budapest ANDREW DUFF, ELDR MEP PETER MAIR, European University Institute, Florence AMIE KREPPEL, University of Florida

Conference Highlights

Lifetime Achievement Award Gerhard Lehmbruch is Emeritus Professor of Political Science at the University of Konstanz, Germany, and has been President of the German Political Science Association and Vice-president of the International Political Science Association. After studying political science, history, and sociology in Paris and Tübingen from 1954-59, he received his doctor’s degree in Tübingen in 1961, where he also habilitated in 1969. From 1969-1973 he worked as academic assistant and professor in Heidelberg, followed by professorships in Tübingen (1973-1978) and Konstanz (1978-1996). His research focused on institutions, political regulation and comparative politics, including his studies on “negotiated democracy” and structural incongruence between federal state polities and party competition (‘Strukturbruchthese’). In 2003, the German Political Science Association honoured him with the TheodorEschenburg-Prize for his lifetime achievements.

The Mattei Dogan Foundation Prize in European Political Sociology As a founding father of the ECPR, Richard Rose has been one of the biggest names in political science and ‘political sociology’ since the late 1950s and early 1960s. He has written frequently and across the range and has published on Northern Ireland, the United States, English and British Politics, and most recently postCommunist politics. He has been widely translated and served the profesion across the world. His most recent publication, Parties and Elections in New European Democracies (with Neil Munro) was published by ECPR Press in April 2009.

ECPR General Conference Plenary Lecture John J. Mearsheimer is the R. Wendell Harrison Distinguished Service Professor of Political Science and the co-director of the Program on International Security Policy at the University of Chicago, where he has taught since 1982. He graduated from West Point in 1970 and then served five years as an officer in the U.S. Air Force. He then started graduate school in political science at Cornell University in 1975. He received his Ph.D. in 1980. He spent the 1979-1980 academic year as a research fellow at the Brookings Institution, and was a postdoctoral fellow at Harvard University's Center for International Affairs from 1980 to 1982. During the 1998-1999 academic year, he was the Whitney H. Shepardson Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York. Professor Mearsheimer has written extensively about security issues and international politics more generally. He has won a number of teaching awards: the Clark Award for Distinguished Teaching in 1977, and the Quantrell Award for Distinguished Teaching at the University of Chicago in 1985. In 2003, he was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Science.

Symposia

SYMPOSIA

Did grow together what belonged together? 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall. German and European experiences Organiser:

HANS-DIETER KLINGEMANN Social Science Research Center Berlin, Germany

The collapse of the Berlin Wall symbolized the end of the division of Germany and Europe. 20 years later it seems proper to evaluate the development of Germany after unification and of East West integration in Europe. Did grow together what belonged together? At its General Conference in Potsdam the ECPR will discuss Willy Brandt's grand vision and hold a series of symposia focused on various aspects of this issue. The following topics, representing historical, structural and cultural variants of the general problem have been selected for debate:

10 September 2009, 09:00-10:40

Room:

German unification and East-West integration in Europe: Why should it grow together? Chairs:

HANS-DIETER KLINGEMANN, Social Science Research Center Berlin, Germany ATTILA AGH, Corvinus University, Budapest, Hungary

Disc.:

DIRK BERG-SCHLOSSER, Philipps University Marburg, Germany LEIF KALEV, Tallinn University, Estonia

10 September 2009, 11:00-12:40

Room:

Where are the boundaries of Europe? Geographic location, membership in the Council of Europe, the European Union, or what? Chairs:

YILMAZ ESMER, Bahcesehir University Istanbul, Turkey FRANK AAREBROT, Bergen University, Norway

Disc:

DILEK CINAR, Bogazici University, Istanbul, Turkey JOAKIM EKMAN, Sรถdertรถrn University, Stockholm, Sweden

10 September 2009, 14:00-15:40

Room:

National identity and European identity: Towards multiple political identities in Europe? Chairs:

ANDREA SCHLENKER, University of Luzern, Switzerland JUAN DIEZ MEDRANO, University of Barcelona, Spain

Disc:

SOPHIE DUCHESNE, Sciences-Po, Paris, France RICHARD HERMANN, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, USA

Symposia

11 September 2009, 09:00-10:40

Room:

Beyond centralization and decentralization: Multi-level governance in Europe? Chairs:

MARKUS JACHTENFUCHS, Hertie-School of Governance, Germany LENKA ROVNA, Charles University Prague, Czech Republic

Disc.:

JAN ROVNY, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA CARINA SPRUNGK, University of Osnabrück, Germany

11 September 2009, 11:00-12:40

Room:

Reorganizing state economies: Towards a regulated market economy in Europe? Chairs:

UWE WAGSCHAL, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Germany LASZLO BRUSZT, European University Institute, Florence, Italy DOROTHEE BOHLE, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary MARTIN HÖPNER, Max-Planck-Institut für Gesellschaftsforschung, Köln, Germany

11 September 2009, 14:00-15:40

Room:

Welfare States in Europe: Convergence or divergence? Chairs:

STAFFAN KUMLIN, Göteborg University, Sweden STEFFEN MAU, Universität Bremen, Germany

Disc.:

STEIN KUHNLE, University of Bergen, Norway/Hertie School of Governance, Berlin, GER CHIARA SARACENO, Social Science Research Center Berlin, Germany

11 September 2009, 16:00-17:40

Room:

Interest organizations: Is the power of organized interests declining? Chairs:

BERNHARD WEßELS, Social Science Research Center Berlin, Germany DANICA FINK-HAFNER, Ljubljana University, Slovenia

Disc.:

SUSANNE PICKEL, Greifswald University, Germany NN

12 September 2009, 09:00-10:40

Room:

Party systems: Is there a tendency towards integration or fragmentation? Chairs:

STEVEN WELDON, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, Canada GABOR TOKA, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary

Disc.:

URSULA HOFFMANN-LANGE, University of Bamberg, Germany EMILY VAN HAUTE, University of British Columbia, Vancouver B.C., Canada

12 September 2009, 11:00-12:40

What types of democracy in Europe?

Room:

Chairs:

HANSPETER KRIESI, Universität Zürich, Switzerland RADOSLAW MARKOWSKI, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, Poland

Disc.:

PHILIPPE SCHMITTER, European University Institute, Florence, Italy ZSOLT ENYEDI, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary

12 September 2009, 14:00-15:40

Room:

The Future of East-West integration in Europe Chairs:

GÉRARD GRUNBERG, Sciences Po Paris, France VELLO PETTAI, University of Tartu, Estonia

Disc.:

HISKI HAUKKALA, Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Unit for Policy Planning and Research, Helsinki, Finland RAKI LAIDI, Sciences Po Paris, France

OTHER MEETINGS

Thursday, 10th September 2009 Lunchtime

SG on Analytical Politics and Public Choice

Room: 114

Lunchtime

SG on Comparative Political Institutions

Room: 232

Lunchtime

SG on Gender and Politics: “Status of women in the profession”

Room: S 12

13.00

SG on International Political Theory

Room: S 17

13.00 (or: 16.00)

SG on Political Parties

Room: S 25

17.00 - 19.00

SG on Religion and Politics

Room: HFF 5

17.30 - 18.45

SG on Public Opinion and voting behaviour in a comparative perspective

Room: S 22

Friday, 11th September 2009 13.00

SG on Federalism and Regionalism

Room: HFF 2

13.00

SG on Internet and Politics

Room: S 18

13.15 - 14.00

SG on Political Theory

Room: S 17

17.45

SG on Interest Groups: Board meeting

Room: S 27

16.00 - 18.00

SG on Kantian Political Thought

Room: S 16

19.00 - 20.00

SG on Gender and Politics: Meeting + Reception

Room: S 12

Saturday, 12th September 2009 12.00

SG on Interest Groups: Presentation

Room: S 27

13.00 - 14.00

SG on Security Issues

Room: HFF 1

12.40

SG on Southern European Politics

Room: HFF 5

SOCIAL PROGRAMME Wednesday, 9th September 2009 15.00 - 19.00

Publishers reception sponsored by West European Politics

Thursday, 10th September 2009 10.00 - 11.00

Meet the ECPR Editors (Book Exhibition, ECPR Stand)

12.40 - 14.00

Drinks reception to mark the re-launch of epsNet, for the roundtable participants and attendees (Building 1 Light well)

19.00 - 22.00

Opening reception at the University of Film and Television (HFF)

Friday, 11th September 2009 10.40 - 11.00

Europe-Asia Studies - Meet the Editor Session

12.40 - 14.00

Launch of EPSR - Reception sponsored by Cambridge University Press & ECPR (Lecture Hall)

15.00 - 16.00

Meet the ECPR Editors (Book Exhibition, ECPR Stand)

19.00 - 20.00

Drinks reception sponsored by the Journal of Politics in Latin America (JPLA) / GIGA (Building 1 Lightwell)

19.00 - 20.00

Drinks reception sponsored by Wiley Blackwell on behalf of the European Journal of Political Research (Internal Courtyard)

Saturday, 12th September 2009 19.30 - 20.30

Closing drinks reception at the Orangerie of the Potsdam Biosphäre F e e : 10 ! (to be paid at the conference registration) Bus transfer from Main Campus bus stop included; also reachable by Tram 96 (direction “Viereckremise”; stop: “BUGA Park”), 15 min. from Potsdam H auptbahnhof (Main Station) or within 7 min. from the city centre. The Biosphäre is a tropical world on 7,000 m2 with 20,000 tropical plants, trees up to 14 metres tall and many exotic animals. Therein, the 720 m2 Orangerie is an extraordinary location due to its impressive glass front and a wall of trees.

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Sections Overview

SECTIONS OVERVIEW Section 1 - Analytical Politics: Theory, Method and Applications Chair(s):

Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

85 86 88 100 166 229 236 276 297 380 588

Frank Häge LIMERICK, University of Andreas Dür DUBLIN, University College / OSLO, Universitetet I Bjørn Høyland OSLO, Universitetet I -

Computational Modeling in Political Science Fs/QCA and Analytical Politics Formal Models in Political Science Analytical Approaches to the Study of Conflict The implementation of European law Spatial models in Comparative Politics and Political Economy Experimental methods in political science Special Interests Groups: Mobilisation, Strategy and Effectiveness Quantitative Text Analysis in European Integration Research Diffusion and Fiscal Policy Formal and Quantitative Research in Comparative Politics and International Relations

Section 3 - Capitalist Peace? Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel

Nils Petter Gleditsch PRIO

559 - Development, capitalism, and peace 560 - The capitalist interstate peace 561 - A capitalist civil peace?

Section 4 - Changes in Participation and Representation Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

102 220 245 248 254 320 410

Kris Deschouwer BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit Rudy Andeweg LEIDEN, Universiteit -

In and out civil society. Mapping civic attitudes of citizenship through European countries Caught in the act: Using protest surveys to study social and political mobilization New trends in electoral systems. Reforms towards more personalized electoral rules and elections Party members and representation in multi-layered systems Representing diversity Democratic Legitimacy and Multi-level Governance Political Trust in Europe: An update of Citizens and the State

Section 5 - Comparing Origins and Effects of Political Institutions Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

125 133 155 159 168 284 305 307 310

Lise Rakner BERGEN, Universitetet i Arco Timmermans LEIDEN, Universiteit -

Comparative dynamics of issue competition Political Representation and Electoral Systems Constitutional Courts and Judicial Politics Electoral processes and political parties in new democracies Comparing Hypes, Friction, and Responsive Government The (In)Stability of Authoritarian Regimes One Party, Two Arenas: State-Wide Parties in Regional Party Systems The Institutional Dynamics of Migration Policy-Making The (Dys-)Functionality of Corruption in Changing Contemporary Societies: A Comparative Analysis for Industrial, Transforming and Developing Countries 319 - Measuring the Quality of Democracy

Section 6 - Critical Policy Analysis: Theory, Politics, and Methods Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

227 255 263 264 265 266

Frank Fischer KASSEL, University of Thomas Streitfellner VIENNA, University of -

Reassessing expert knowledge in policy-making Global Policy Policy Argumentation: The Argumentative Turn Revisited Political Economy and Public Policy Interpretation in Policy Analysis: Frames, Metaphors, Discourses and Stories Biotechnology as Policy Discourse

Sections Overview Panel Panel Panel Panel

267 268 269 331

Environmental Policy: Agenda-Setting and Policy Formulation Urban Participation and Policy Deliberation Policy Think Tanks and Networks New policy instruments : to democratise or to depoliticise ?

Section 7 - Democratic Innovations and Innovative Democracy in Europe Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

95 137 152 169 239 322 502

Brigitte Geissel Social Science Research Center Berlin Marko Joas ÅBO AKADEMI -

On the Evaluation of Democratic Innovations Citizens and Their Representatives: Renewed Ties? Democratic Innovations in the Public Sector - Comparing Policies Trust, Solidarity and Tolerance - civic resources for a European Union in trouble Experiments with Deliberative Mini-Publics The promise of direct democracy Popular Support for Democratic Innovations?

Section 9 - Education politics and policies Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel

189 244 278 576

Christine Trampusch BERN, Universitaet Marius Busemeyer Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies -

The Comparative Political Economy of Education and Vocational Training Institutional Change and Reform in Education Politics and Policies Bologna and Beyond: Internationalization and European Education Policy Education for Democracy & Youth Engagement in the Context of Educational Reforms

Section 10 - Gender and Politics Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

Johanna Kantola HELSINKI, University of Karen Celis GHENT University

126 - The Politics of Governance 171 - Gendering Substantive Representation: Studying Representative Claims and Acts 252 - Lost in Translation? Interrogating the International Norm of Gender Equality from a Transnational Feminist Perspective 329 - Gender perspectives on democratic governance in the multi-level EU polity 336 - Beyond presence: New perspectives on womens representation 361 - The Making of Equality Policies in the enlarging European Union. A multi-level comparison of equality policy frames in Southern Europe 382 - European Integration from a Gender-Theoretical Perspective 426 - Gendered Ceremony and Ritual in Legislative Institutions I 429 - (Gender) Equality Policies 430 - Feminism and Conservatism: an uneasy co-existence? 580 - Gender Equality and the Politics of the Transnational

Section 11 - Global Ethics in the 'War on Terror' Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel

127 339 344 577

Mark Phythian LEICESTER University of Gillian Youngs LEICESTER, University of -

Ends, Means and Counter Terror Tactics - Tired Debates or Still Worth Discussing? Digital Media, Security and On-line Politics National military ethics in the War on Terror Ethics and Security in the War on Terror

Section 12 - Governance in Areas of Limited Statehood Chair(s):

Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

145 195 277 296 348

Thomas Risse BERLIN, Freie Universität Marianne Beisheim BERLIN, Freie Universität Lars Brozus -

Non-State Actors and Effective and Legitimate Governance in Areas of Limited Statehood Clandestine Violent Groups as a Challenge for Security Governance Private Security Governance Security Governance in Spaces of Limited Statehood The impact of global actors on health policy in developing countries: strengthening or undermining local health governance? 573 - Hybrid Political Orders and Governance in Areas of Limited Statehood – Theoretical and Normative

Considerations

Sections Overview Section 13 - Green Politics Chair(s):

Adam Fagan LONDON, University of, QUEEN MARY Graeme Hayes ASTON University

Panel Panel Panel Panel

182 200 210 376

Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

401 402 522 571 591

Regulatory governance and adaptation to climate change The Politics of Climate Policy 1 Improving the Climate Regime: Cosmopolitan Solutions Environmental policy between internal and international forces – Impacts of international cooperation, transnational learning and domestic politics Climate governance in least developed countries Reflexive Governance and environmental politics. Conceptual and empirical achievements and perspectives Environmental Mobilization and Organizations in Central and Eastern Europe and Eurasia The Politics of Climate Change 2 Learning, Institutions and the Dynamics of Environmental Regimes

Section 14 - Horizontalism in Local Governance: Rhetorics and Realities Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

98 107 270 293 304

Bas Denters TWENTE, Universiteit -

Local turnout in Europe Local Citizenship and Citizen Governance Regenerating Urban Neighbourhoods: multi level governance and neighbourhood interventions Horizontalism and hierarchy in central-local relations Metropolitan sources of changing political cleavages

Section 16 - Interactive Governance, Policy Innovation and Democracy Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

455 456 457 458 459 460 461 462

Peter Triantafillou ROSKILDE, University of Jacob Torfing ROSKILDE, University of -

Interactive Governance and Policymaking: What, how and why? Effective Interactive Governance and Policymaking Is Interactive Governance and Policymaking Democratic? Interactive governance and deliberative democracy Metagoverning Interactive Governance and Policymaking Interactive employment policymaking Interactive urban and regional development policymaking Interactive immigration policymaking

Section 17 - International Political Theory Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

91 97 139 261 312 316 327 338 436 513 582

Lynn Dobson EDINBURGH, University of Andreas Follesdal OSLO, Universitetet I -

Political Representation in Times of Governance Redefining the boundaries of the political: complex diversity and the post-liberal public sphere Human Rights Duties, Humanitarian Assistance and the Insider-Outsider Distinction Global Justice and Democracy Theories of federalism Pursuing International Criminal Justice: The Relationship between Accountability and Prevention Culture, Recognition and Reconciliation Carl Schmitt and the Possibility of International Ethics Theorising Partisanship Democratizing Global Institutions Humanitarian and Human Rights Responsibility in Theory and Practice

Section 18 - Internet and Politics Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

90 158 184 221 253 287 420 501 597

Aina Gallego BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de Clelia Colombo BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de -

The civic web: patterns in the civic and political participation of the young in Europe Contemporary Collective Action Dilemmas New media and electoral participation Social Movements and Protest Participation. The role of New and Old Media. E-Politics: the role of the Internet in designing political practices The digital paths of political individualization: does technology matter? The Internet, Youth Political Knowledge and Political Participation Parties, campaigns and media technology Mobilizing on the Web: between old and new practices

Sections Overview Section 19 - Latin American Politics Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

134 156 178 211 225 243 280 347 350 583

Jorge Gordin GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies Laurence Whitehead OXFORD, University of -

Electoral campaigns Regional Integration in Latin America: Mapping the Gap between Performance and Discourse Political Parties Political Behaviour Judicial Politics in Latin America Problems and Methods in the Study of Comparative Politics in Latin America Rethinking Democracy: the participatory revolution in Latin America Uncertainties of Democracy in Latin America Corruption, Accountability and Democratic Politics Assessing Latin America's Democratic Experience

Section 20 - Liberalism and Peace Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

120 121 136 143 190 199 281 370

Matthias Dembinski PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT John MacMillan BRUNEL University -

Challenges to the Liberal Agenda: Democracy Promotion in Conflict Situations Further Directions: Extending (democratic) Peace Research Institutions and Peace Democracies and Arms Control Liberalism, war and intervention Liberalism and Humanitarian Intervention in the History of Ideas Conceptions of Democracy and Democratic Peace Emerging Powers Exporting Their Regimes? Russia, China and India in Comparative Perspective

Section 22 - Migration Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

Eiko Thielemann LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The Luc Bovens LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

167 - Citizenship Attribution in Comparative European Perspective 212 - Economic Migration and the European Union: a Blessing Within but a Threat From Outside? 1 230 - Citizenship Granted, Citizenship Denied, Citizenship Revoked: Migration and Belonging in Europe and North America. 317 - Bringing Class Back In: Immigrants and Immigration through the Prism of Class 359 - Deconstructing the State:Public Policies, Migration and Class Relations in Europe 563 - The European Union and Forced Migration: Assessing the impact of European refugee policy 593 - Economic Migration and the European Union: a Blessing Within but a Threat From Outside? 2

Section 23 - New Ways in Electoral Research: Voting Behaviour, and the Electoral Context in Comparative Perspective Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

101 114 132 146 226 260 291 419

Kees Aarts TWENTE, Universiteit Sigrid Roßteutscher FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität -

Dynamics of attitudes and party choice Context effects in comparative studies of party choice Democratic Accountability in Southern Europe: Economic Voter Sanction in Italy, Portugal, and Spain The German federal election 2005: exceptional case or watershed in German voting behaviour? Different approaches to spatial analysis of party choice. professionalized campaigning in an international perspective Developing Consideration Set Models of Voting Behavior New perspectives on the impact of media on voting behaviour

Section 24 - OPEN SECTION Chair(s):

Martin Bull SALFORD, University of Luciano Bardi PISA, Universitá di

Panel

193 - Different Resources, Different Conflicts? An Exploration of the Regional Political Economies of the Armed

Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

202 207 214 215 218 223 241 300

Conflict in Colombia -

Rule of law in transformation 150 years of On Liberty: re-reading the philosophical foundations of Millian liberalism The decline of democracy: loss of quality, hybridization, and breakdown Informal institutions in the age of globalisation - different world regions compared Generational Politics from a Comparative Perspective Sociologies of War, Terror and Security The Domestic Salience of Foreign and Security Policy Approaches in the history of political thought

Sections Overview Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

328 346 349 354 360 375 377 378 394

Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

399 403 411 423 424 425 428 435 441 444 466 482 517 527 566 581 589 594 598

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Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

601 602 603 604 605

Political and Security Relations in Asia: Major Power Strategies, Conflicts and Cooperation 1 Bringing Realism Back In The determinants of turnout Surveillance and privacy regulation in a comparative perspective Parliamentary opposition in comparative perspective Introducing IT to Facilitate Engagement and Interaction in Undergraduate Politics Courses The Political Mobilization of Euroscepticism: Parties, Discourses and Contentious Politics The Origins and Evolution of Labor Market Policies Federal, regional, and decentralized systems and the dynamics of the distribution of powers in Europe: Multi-level Governance and Europeanization Linguistic Justice Consolidating the consolidation of peace: Is a workable peacebuilding concept possible? Boundaries and Diversity Critical Approaches to Transitional Justice I Critical Approaches to Transitional Justice II Regional politicians: a growing mesoelite? The EU neighborhood: Changing institutional cooperation patterns The Effects of Inequality on Democratic Regimes and Processes Institutional Origins, Evolution, Reform, and Effects Deconstructing the State: Public Policies, Migration and Class Relations in Europe Europeanization and Democratization in South Eastern Europe Republican Liberty One Concept Too Many? The Politics of Budgeting and Fiscal Policy: New Perspectives and Approaches Minority nationalist parties and the challenges of multi-level politics Maestri of Political Science OPEN SECTION Middle East and the Prospect of Long-term Peace Political and Security Relations in Asia: Major Power Strategies, Conflicts and Cooperation 2 Federal, regional, and decentralized systems and the dynamics of the distribution of powers in Europe: Patterns of Reform Processes Isaiah Berlin and the Foundations of Liberalism: Liberalism and the search for foundations Funding opportunities for cross-national co-operation of political scientists ROUNDTABLE: ECPR Constitutional and Electoral reform ROUNDTABLE: epsNet - Should European Politics degrees share a common core syllabus? Graduate Network: Building an academic profile: How to apply for a Job? Graduate Network: Why and How to get published?

Section 25 - Organizing Government: Theoretical and Empirical Perspectives Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

89 194 206 219 299 309 334 356 453

Werner Jann POTSDAM, Universität Lotte Jensen COPENHAGEN BUSINESS SCHOOL -

Tools of government in a comparative perspective Reorganizing the welfare state: The merger of labour market and social administration Theoretical perspectives on government organizations Organizing the management and measurement of performance Executives and Legislation: The impact of executive organization on patterns of legislation Institutions and innovation processes in the public sector Changing State Structure and Action The core executive in interministerial coordination Organizing policy advice

Section 26 - Party Competition in Multi-Level Settings Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

292 414 519 520 562 600

Dan Hough SUSSEX, University of Michael Koß POTSDAM, Universität -

Parties and the Institutional Framework The Europeanization of National Party Politics Party organization in federal and multilevel systems of governance Statewide Parties with Non-statewide Rivals: Strategic Responses to Multi-Level Party Competition Decentralization and Multi-level Politics in Contemporary Europe The Europeanization of party competition in an enlarged Europe

Sections Overview Section 27 - Perceptions and politics Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel

475 529 530 537

Jean-Charles Brotons GENÈVE, Université de Didier Chabanet Ecole Normale Supérieure , Lettres & Sciences Humaines -

Perceptions and voting behaviour Approaches to belief choice or change Elite perceptions and decision making Perceptions and protest behaviour

Section 28 - Perspectives on the Radical Right Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

82 104 105 113 179 242 295 525 585

Kai Arzheimer MAINZ, Johannes Gutenberg-Universitaet Elisabeth Carter KEELE, University of -

Post-Soviet Russian Nationalism: Ideology, Context, Comparison The causes for the success and failure of the radical right in Central and Eastern Europe On the Borderline Between Protest and Violence: Political Movements of the New Radical Right Consequences of the surge of anti-immigration parties The Radical Right in Western Europe Inside the Radical Right: An Internalist Perspective Party-based Euroscepticism in Western and Eastern Europe Neighbourhood Effects Revisited: the Visualisation of Immigrants and Radical Right-Wing Voting The radical right and the debate over immigration policy

Section 29 - Policy Arenas and Dynamics of Welfare State Rescaling Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel

463 483 505 507

Olivier Giraud CNRS Rita Nikolai Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin -

Rescaling Rescaling Rescaling Rescaling

Educational Policy in Europe: Discourse, Strategies, Reforms, and Outcomes Family Policy Health Care Policy Labour Market Policy

Section 30 - Policy evaluation in the public sector Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

180 213 222 355 358 521

Carl Devos GHENT University Dries Verlet Research Center of the Flemish Government -

Towards good governance within the public sector. But, good governance: what’s in the name? Linking academia and evaluation units in multi-level contexts and policies New conceptual and normative approaches for the evaluation of public policy/provisions Performance Management in Public Sector organizations Evaluation of territorial and functional reform policies in the intergovernmental setting The design of performance management systems and its consequences for policy evaluation and governance 524 - Evaluating public sector efficiency 587 - Governmental policy program performance

Section 31 - Policy Processes in the European Union Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

128 144 238 288 289 388 404

Sebastiaan Princen UTRECHT, University of Jeremy Richardson OXFORD, University of -

Policy Evaluation in the EU Agenda-Setting in the European Union Interest Groups in the EU Policy Process. Policy implementation in the European Union Decision-making in the European Union The implementation of EU policies Advocacy Coalitions in European Politics: Case-Based Strategies for Measurement and Theory Development

Section 32 - Policy Representation in Comparative Perspective Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

161 177 308 315 353

Gail McElroy DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE, University of Sylvia Kritzinger VIENNA, University of -

From many to one: On the dimensionality of electorate and legislature Effects of direct democracy on representation and policy making Party Discipline in Europe Electoral Democracy in Europe: Research from the PIREDEU Project The independent variables in economic voting studies

Sections Overview Panel Panel Panel Panel

357 406 415 454

Europe s double talkers? Determinants of policy congruence at the European level Measuring policy preferences, outcomes, and representation Democratic representation in the multilevel European polity and beyond Subconstituency Representation across Western Europe

Section 33 - Political Communication Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

Darren Lilleker BOURNEMOUTH, University of

87 - Political Communication and Web 2.0 96 - Studying the tango: mutual perceptions and interactions between politicians and journalists 1 (comparative perspectives) 135 - Analyzing Political Rhetoric 383 - Analyzing Legitimation Discourses – Methodological Issues and Substantive Findings 485 - Issues in Political Communication 487 - The Professionalisation of Political Communication 590 - Studying the tango: mutual perceptions and interactions between politicians and journalists 2 (Country analyses)

Section 34 - Political Development between Democratization and Conflict Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

Francesco Moro FIRENZE, Università degli studi di Stefano Costalli Catholic University of Milan

232 - Societal fractures, mass mobilization and violence: The politicization of ethnicity and religion between macro and micro-analysis 234 - Democratization and institution-building: Recasting the structure - agency debate in democracy promotion and «transitology» 1 235 - Social movements and rebel groups: how values, organization, resources, political opportunities, shape their strategies 398 - Geopolitics of Conflict and Democratization? Middle East, Turkey and Kosovo 400 - How does conflict shape democratisation? 586 - Democratization and institution-building: Recasting the structure - agency debate in democracy promotion and «transitology» 2

Section 35 - Political Economy - Shifting boundaries between the economic and the political Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

106 124 183 185 196 311

Waltraud Schelkle LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The -

The clash of capitalism: the political economy of structural reforms in Europe Judicial politics – Shifting boundaries between legal orders Economic patriotism- The limits of the European Market Project The political economy of macroeconomic stabilisation: still in the Iron Age or moving on? The Regulatory Politics of Welfare Privatisation Perceptions of Law in the Governance of Globalising markets by Political Scientists, Sociologists and in Legal Scholarship 326 - Cultural Political Economy: Political and Economic Imaginaries 371 - A new political economy of strikes? 584 - The clash of capitalism 2

Section 36 - Political Psychology: Understanding citizens, leaders, passions and conflicts Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

381 541 542 543 546 547 548 549 551 552 553 578 579

Tereza Capelos SURREY, University of Henk Dekker LEIDEN, Universiteit -

Multiculturalism vs. Conflict Political leadership: ambitions and motives Political leadership: image management and campaigns Psychological Determinants of Electoral Choices Xenophobia, Islamophbia Threat and terrorism in politics National /European identity construction and implications Political Psychology: promising theoretical and methodological innovations Political culture, Identity and Language Political discontent, cynicism, and protest Multiculturalism and the Political Psychology of Foreign Policy Political learning, political reasoning and deliberation Learning, Politics and the Media

Sections Overview Section 37 - Political Sociology Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

119 151 175 283 306 314 345 445

Niilo Kauppi CNRS, Strasbourg -

The activists of 68, forty years after. Sociology of Party Activism Social Studies of Diplomacy Elites and Masses: Agenda Setting and Legitimacy Framing processes and deliberative politics Power and Conflict in World Politics -- The sociology of Pierre Bourdieu in IR Ordinary Citizens and Politics Citizens and Democratic Politics: Participation, Representation, and Disaffection

Section 38 - Politics and Metaphysics in Kant Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel

271 273 275 413

Kerstin Budde CARDIFF University Howard Williams ABERYSTWYTH University -

Kant and International Relations Sovereignty and Metaphysics in Kant Metaphysics, History and Politics Legitmacy and Metaphysics

Section 39 - Politics, Arts and Conflict: Aesthetic Interventions Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

131 172 208 286 323 343 416

Frank Möller TAMPERE, University of -

Reading The Wire Conflict, Identity and the (Re)construction of Cultural Heritage Reflections of the Past within the Present: Art, Society, Politics Photography and International Conflict Reading art politically/resisting political reading Art and Reconciliation? Visual Politics, art, and the social transformative power of images

Section 40 - Protest Politics Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

Dieter Rucht Social Science Research Center Berlin Simon Teune BERLIN, Freie Universität

115 - The contentious politics of intellectual property 117 - Political Activism, Civil Societies, and Social Movements in Eastern Europe: Twenty Years After the Fall of Communism 164 - Protest Outcomes: Methodological Perspectives 247 - The Democratic Qualities of Protest Politics 251 - Protest Facing Different Political Regimes 257 - Transnational campaigns, protest and social movements. 418 - The visual and cultural dimension of protest (new) 557 - Mobilization and Protest Communication on the Social Web 558 - What is so different when it comes to violence? Determinants, forms and biographical consequences of the recourse to violent acts in activist careers

Section 41 - Reconceptualizing the transition in new EU member states Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

510 511 512 538 569

Georg Sootla TALLINN University Raivo Vetik TALLINN University -

Reconsidering state society interface in developing citizenship and civic activism Contradictions of values and patterns of politics and government in new democracies Retrenchment scenarios in Eastern European welfare states National integration policies in Easten Europe Problems of stabilisation of party system in new democracies

Section 42 - Reconstructing constructivism: reflexive approaches in political science Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

492 493 494 495 496 497

Benjamin Herborth FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Oliver Kessler BIELEFELD, University of -

Reconstructing Constructivism: Where does it all come from Varieties of constructivist thought Whats normative about norms? Constructivism between social science and political theory Norms vs. Power or Norms as Power? Constructivism in Practice I: From meta to method? Constructivism in Practice II: Is there a divide between soundness and critique in constructivist research and whats the risk of bridging it?

Sections Overview Panel Panel

498 - The future of constructivism? International Political Theory or International Political Sociology 499 - Beyond or within constructivist theorising (is silence golden)? Assessing the boundary to poststructuralism, Pragmatism, and the practice turn

Section 43 - Regulation of networks and networks of regulation Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

94 379 452 550 567 568

Matthias Finger EPFL, College of Management Kutsal Yesilkagit UTRECHT, University of -

The co-evolution between technology and regulatory governance Regulatory agencies and the Europeanization of food safety policy Coordination or fragmentation in the emerged networks of regulation 1 Networks of regulation and the management of transnational risk Coordination or fragmentation in the emerged networks of regulation 2 Regulatory Governance: Regulatory Networks, Authorities and Risk Management

Section 44 - Religion and politics in the 21st century: new meanings, new actors, new relations Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel

165 192 197 209

Paolo Segatti MILANO, Universitá degli studi di Jose Ramón Montero MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de -

Religious cleavage or religious conflict: the role of politics in mobilizing religious identities New assertiveness or increasing desperation? Catholic religious institutions and policy making in Europe Religious Voting in Comparative Perspective Political implications of religious evolution: How changes in religiosity affect political behavior

Section 45 - Religious Actors in the Political Sphere: Means, Objectives, and Effects Chair(s):

Jeff Haynes LONDON METROPOLITAN University Anja Hennig Europa-Universität Viadrina

Panel Panel Panel Panel

118 122 130 250

Religious Actors and Domestic Policies in Liberal Democracies Religious Actors in Democratization Processes From the local to Europe: religious belongings in the changing hierarchy of identities Religiously-Oriented Political Actors in Secular Democratic States: The Turkish Case in Comparative

Panel Panel Panel Panel

368 407 477 570

Religious Actors and the Media: Forging Identities in a Complex Political Environment Religious NGOs in Global Governance: Conflict or Convergence? Religious Actors and Ideas in Migration Policy and Politics Religion, soft power and foreign policy: Theoretical and empirical observations

Perspective

Section 46 - Security and Governance Chair(s):

Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

141 142 160 187 198 285 330 405 408 440

Stefan Wolff NOTTINGHAM, University of Fiona Adamson LONDON, University of Glen Newey KEELE, University of -

The Power of Europe - Implementing and Developing the ESS (I): Instruments of Power The Power of Europe - Implementing and Developing the ESS (II): Relations of Power Ethnic conflicts and federalism Practical theory? Reading national security strategies with IR European Terrorism Research: An Interdisciplinary Approach? IR Theory and the Privatization of Security Targeted Sanctions: a critical review Changing Normative Orders in Security Governance Governing multiagency operations in conflict management: comprehensive approaches and their limits Transcending Organizational Boundaries. Comprehensive Security and Implications for EU Security Governance

Section 47 - Security Sector Reform and Democratic Consolidation Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

384 389 393 396 503

Jürgen Rüland FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Gabriela Maria Manea FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität -

New Conceptual, Theoretical and Methodological Perspectives Civilian actors and domains of security sector oversight Societal effects of security sector reform: security governance in post-conflict environment The role of Parliaments in Deployments Abroad Security sector reform and the transformation of doctrines and corporate identities

Sections Overview Section 48 - Social Justice and Varieties of Capitalism Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

150 170 313 484 490

Albena Azmanova KENT, University of Glyn Morgan HARVARD UNIVERSITY -

Democracy and justice in distributive conflicts Global climate justice and varieties of capitalism Dirty, Sexy, Fast Money: A cautionary tale Security, Freedom and the Varieties of Welfare Capitalism Social Justice After Neo-liberal Capitalism

Section 49 - Symbolic Politics: the Example of Europe Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel

Silvia Mihalikova COMENIUS University Faculty of Arts Andreas Pribersky VIENNA, University of

421 - Symbolism and the Presidency of the EU: The Case of CFSP 554 - The Symbolic Dimension of European Politics 555 - Memory politics: the construction of European memory?

Section 50 - Territorial Politics Chair(s):

Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

173 204 217 231 249 258 272 301 352

Klaus Detterbeck MAGDEBURG, University of Wilfried Swenden EDINBURGH, University of Eve Hepburn -

Party Competition and Second Chambers in Federal States Kosovo, Abkhazia, South Ossetia, Chechnya: Special Cases and Valid Comparisons? Alpine Party Politics and Regionalism The regional cleavage in Europe Unilateral secessions: popular mobilization and international recognition Governing Divided Societies: territorial and non-territorial tools of conflict management Beyond Decentralization: Conceptualizing and Measuring the Interlocked State The Future of Belgian Federalism Decentralization in unitary states - the role of sub-national authorities

Section 51 - The European Union and International Institutions Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

147 237 432 433 480 500 504 518 523

Knud Erik Jørgensen AARHUS Universitet Ole Elgstrom LUNDS Universitet -

The The The The The The The The The

European Union in multilateral regimes: What impact at home? EU as International Actor EUs performance in international institutions: case studies EUs performance in international institutions: cross-cutting issues influence of international institutions on the European Union EU and Regimes in the Global Political Economy EU and Security Regimes EU in Multilateral Security Governance European Union as an actor in the United Nations system - A systematic analysis

Section 52 - The Organisation of Conflict Inside Political Parties Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

274 302 303 464 465 528 539 540

Françoise Boucek LONDON, University of, QUEEN MARY Richard Katz JOHNS HOPKINS University -

Hierarchy and Stratarchy in Contemporary Party Organisation Intra-party conflict and the selection of cabinet ministers Intra-party conflict, individual ministers’ resignations and cabinet reshuffles Conflict and Cohesion in North European Political Parties Intra-party conflict and factionalism The Personnel Strategies of Political Parties in Comparative Perspective: Does the Electoral System Matter? Estimating the impact of intra-party conflict on party systems Describing and Measuring Intra-Party Conflict

Section 53 - The Political Economy of Economic Shocks and Socio-Economic Crises Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

259 531 532 533 534 536

Thomas Pluemper ESSEX, University of -

Multilevel Approaches to the Demand for Welfare Policies Race, Gender & Crime Context Conditionality Multilevel Politics & Political Economy International Organizations Redistribution & Poverty

Sections Overview Section 54 - The Politics of Intelligence Governance Chair(s):

Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

469 470 471 473 474

Peter Gill LIVERPOOL, University of Thorsten Wetzling Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva Hans Born Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF) -

Problems and solutions for research in intelligence studies Explaining successes and failures in the democratisation of intelligence The use of intelligence by non-state actors International intelligence co-operation: problems of human rights and oversight Democratic control in an age of networked intelligence

Section 55 - The Quality of Democracy in Southern Europe Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

140 148 186 372 431

Susannah Verney ATHENS, University of -

Southern European exceptionalism and Italian politics: An exception to the end of exception? Kakfa goes Southern Leadership and political parties in Southern European Regions Trends in political participation of non-national residents in Southern Europe Democracies Policy change and reform effectiveness in southern European democracies: explaining domestic reform paths under varieties of capitalism 592 - Institutional Performance and Democratic Quality in Southern Europe

Section 57 - US Foreign Policy Chair(s): Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel Panel

446 447 449 450 595 596

Adam Quinn BIRMINGHAM, University of Trevor McCrisken WARWICK, University of -

The war on terror in and after the Bush administration US MIDDLE EAST POLICY 1: Grand Strategy and the Greater Middle East EU-US relations in and after Bush US FOREIGN POLICY: THE DOMESTIC SETTING 1: Institutions and Processes US MIDDLE EAST POLICY 2: US Relations with Middle Eastern States US FOREIGN POLICY: THE DOMESTIC SETTING 2: Power and Security

Thursday, 10 September 2009

Session I: 9.00 am – 10.40 am

SESSION I THURSDAY / 9.00 AM - 10.40 AM

Explaining successes and failures in the democratisation of intelligence Chair:

The clash of capitalism: The political economy of structural reforms in Europe

Hans Born - Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF)

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Chair:

Co-Chair: Martin Hoepner - Max Planck Institute for the Study of Society

Explaining successes and failures in the democratisation of intelligence THOMAS C BRUNEAU - Naval Postgraduate School CRISTIANA MATEI - Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey

Disc.:

Cologne

Liberalising social policy reforms and the collapse of Worlds and Varieties of welfare capitalism WALTRAUD SCHELKLE - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &

Armed Forces (DCAF)

Democratic transformation in complex environments: Intelligence and the state in Africa LAUREN HUTTON - Institute for Security Studies

POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Varieties of capitalism and varieties of macroeconomic policy: Are some economies more pro-cyclical than others? KARIM AZIZI - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE), Université de

Moral regeneration: The basis for South African intelligence oversight. C MOKOBANE -

Transnational Private Governance and the Clash of Capitalism in the European Union ANDREAS NÖLKE - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-

A Proposed Framework for the Analysis of Intelligence Processes in Democratising Regimes PETER GILL - LIVERPOOL, University of

Universität

HEATHER TAYLOR - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang GoetheUniversität

Room H 01

How does Europe matter? The paradigm shift of pension policy in continental countries. ARNAUD LECHEVALIER - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE),

New Conceptual, Theoretical and Methodological Perspectives Chair:

Université de Centre Marc Bloch

Panel 106

Aurel Croissant - HEIDELBERG, Ruprecht-KarlsUniversität

Co-Chair: David Kuehn - HEIDELBERG, Ruprecht-KarlsUniversität Disc.:

Room H 05

Multiculturalism vs. Conflict Chair:

Heiner Hänggi - Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF)

Co-Chair:

Emerging Democracies and the Challenges of Civilian Control over the Military: a New Approach SIEGFRIED WOLF - HEIDELBERG, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität PAUL CHAMBERS - HEIDELBERG, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität

Disc.:

Henk Dekker - LEIDEN, Universiteit Lisbeth Aggestam - CAMBRIDGE, University of Marc Helbling - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für Sozialforschung (WZB)

The transformative and practical aims of caring multiculturalism SARAH SCUZZARELLO - LUNDS Universitet

Civilians accompanying armed forces: Explaining changes in the civil-military force mix ULRICH PETERSOHN - RAND Corporation

Constructive and destructive aspects of heterogeneity in Bosnia-Herzegovina DAVIDE MORSELLI - LAUSANNE, Université de STEFANO PASSINI - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi

Is it really all but Reiteration and Stagnation? Conceptual, Theoretical, and Methodological Realities of Civil-Military Research [tabled] DAVID KUEHN - HEIDELBERG, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität

People’s reaction to news stories: The Role of Moral Exclusion on Moral Reasoning PAOLA VILLANO - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi STEFANO PASSINI - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi

Reintegration of ex-service personnel: comparative analysis the UK and Russia NATALIA DANILOVA - NOTTINGHAM, University of From Civil-Military Relations towards Security Sector Governance ALEXANDRE LAMBERT - SIT Study Abroad, Geneva

Ethnic diversity in the school system – contextual effects on trust, tolerance and democratic knowledge among 80 000 students in 30 OECD countries ANDREJ KOKKONEN - GÖTEBORGS Universitet

The Thai Military, Civilian Control and Public Discourse KATJA FREISTEIN - HSFK

Panel 384

Robert Boyer - Paris School of Economics

Usurpation, not delegation: How the ECJ radicalizes Common Market integration and why it deserves political control MARTIN HÖPNER - Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies,

Approaches to the Democratisation of Intelligence in Transition States: A Comparative Assessment AIDAN WILLS - Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of

Panel 470

Bruno Amable - PARIS I (PANTHÉONSORBONNE), Université de

Panel 381

Room H 02

Room H 06

Thursday, 10 September 2009

Session I: 9.00 am – 10.40 am

Linguistic Justice Chair: Co-Chair: Disc.:

Isaiah Berlin and the Foundations of Liberalism: Liberalism and the search for foundations

Helder De Schutter - OXFORD, University of -

Chair:

Andrew Shorten - LIMERICK, University of

Co-Chair:

A Dynamic Linguistic Territoriality Principle NENAD STOJANOVIC - ZURICH, University of

Disc.:

Dividing Individuality: Pluralistic Citizenship and the Case of Linguistic Diversity YAEL PELED - OXFORD, University of

Value-Pluralism and Modus Vivendi JOHN HORTON - KEELE, University of Human Rights Universalism and Value Pluralism ATTRACTA INGRAM - IRELAND, National University of UCD

Language and legitimation in the European Union PETER A KRAUS - HELSINKI, University of

The political power of sexual preference NATHANIEL COLEMAN - MICHIGAN, University of (Ann Arbor)

Room H 07

Two kinds of pluralism LYNN DOBSON - EDINBURGH, University of

Reading The Wire Chair:

Panel 599

Debbie Lisle - BELFAST, QUEEN'S University of

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Chair: Co-Chair: Disc.:

This is Me, Right Here: Reading Memory, Place and Identity through the Lens of The Wire JILL STEANS - BIRMINGHAM, University of

Kai Arzheimer - MAINZ, Johannes GutenbergUniversität

How the Field of Candidates Affects Turnout in German Local Elections DAVID GEHNE - DUESSELDORF, Heinrich-Heine-Universitaet SCOTT STOCK GISSENDANNER - GÖTTINGEN, Georg-August-

The core, the margins and the missing middle. The Game and Broken Citizenship in The Wire MICHAEL LISTER - OXFORD BROOKES University

Universität

Room H 08

Trends in Local electoral turnout HENK VAN DER KOLK - TWENTE, Universiteit Size and local democracy: The second-order election model revisited JAUME MAGRE - BARCELONA, Universidad de XAVIER BERTRANA - BARCELONA, Universidad de

The Politics of Governance Stefanie Wöhl - VIENNA, University of

Co-Chair: Birgit Sauer - VIENNA, University of Disc.:

Angelika Vetter - STUTTGART, Universität

Electoral Systems and Turnout: Evidence from German Local Elections 1999-2006 ANGELIKA VETTER - STUTTGART, Universität

Hamsterdam: The City as Allegory in The Wire ANCA PUSCA - LONDON, University of, GOLDSMITHS COLLEGE

Chair:

Room S 14

Local turnout in Europe

The Re-Imagining of The American Working Class: Reading Season 2 of The Wire MICHAEL MARINETTO - CARDIFF University

Panel 131

Elena García Guitián - MADRID,Universidad Autònoma de

Negative vs. Positive Liberty in the Context of Search for Foundations IVÁN ZOLTÁN DÉNES - DEBRECEN, University of Debrecen

Accommodating linguistic difference: Five typological models of language rights XABIER ARZOZ - PAIS VASCO, Universidad del

Panel 399

Mario Ricciardi -MILANO,Universitá degli studi di

Gülay Caglar - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu

Electoral turnout in Swiss municipalities: What explains the differences in turnout and decline? ANDREAS LADNER - LAUSANNE, Université de

Governing religion through gender STEPHANIE GARLING - ERLANGEN-NUERNBERG, FriedrichAlexander Universitaet

Panel 98

Neoliberal Governance in the European Union STEFANIE WÖHL - VIENNA, University of

Room S 15

Symbolism and the Presidency of the EU: The Case of CFSP

Interaction of State and Non-State Actors in the Implementation of Gender Equality: The case of Turkey HELIN UCAR - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu

Chair:

Gender Expertise and the Transformation of Masculine Domination ELISABETH PRUEGL - FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL University /

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Graduate Institute, Geneva

Laura Ferreira-Pereira - MINHO, University of Minho - NICPRI Klaus Brummer - ERLANGEN-NUERNBERG, Friedrich-Alexander Universitaet

Lost in Translation? Interrogating the International Norm of Gender Equality from a Transnational Feminist Perspective [tabled] FRANZISKA MÜLLER - KASSEL, University of

Sharing the CFSP Platform with the High Representative: What Payoffs for the EU Presidency? HYLKE DIJKSTRA - MAASTRICHT Universiteit

Rethinking bodily citizenship in the era of reprogenetics. Insights from a comparative perspective TERESA KULAWIK - SÖDERTÖRNS HÖGSKOLA (University College)

Slovenian foreign policy within the EU foreign policy: Presidency as a trigger SABINA KAJNC - LJUBLJANA, University of

Panel 126

Room S 12

Thursday, 10 September 2009

Session I: 9.00 am – 10.40 am

Learning the CFSP Grammar: Mapping Up the Contribution of the Portuguese Presidencies of the EU Council (1992, 2000, 2007) LAURA FERREIRA-PEREIRA - MINHO, University of Minho - NICPRI ALENA VIEIRA - MINHO, University of

Planning for An Ageing Society: A Canada-US Comparison PATRIK MARIER - CONDORDIA University The effect of population ageing on social policy effort in 21 welfare states: A total-government budget approach MARKUS TEPE - CARL VON OSSIETZKY Universität Oldenburg PIETER VANHUYSSE - HAIFA, University of

The 2007 Portuguese European Council Presidency Depicted in the Press RUI NOVAIS - LIVERPOOL, University of

Panel 421

Panel 218

Room S 16 Citizenship Attribution in Comparative European Perspective

Political Representation in Times of Governance Chair:

Chair:

Johannes Pollak - Austrian Academy of Sciences

Disc.:

Dario Castiglione - EXETER, University of

Legitimacy and representation in the EU. From representative to participative democracy? MARIA CRISTINA MARCHETTI - ROMA LA SAPIENZA, Università di

Maarten Vink - MAASTRICHT Universiteit / LISBON, University of

Nationalism in times of fear: Terrorism and the changeability of national identity within the multicultural context of the Netherlands EEKE DIX - EDINBURGH, University of

Governance in light of theories of representative democracy JACQUES THOMASSEN - TWENTE, Universiteit A Democratically Accountable European External Action Service: Three Scenarios JOZEF BÁTORA - Austrian Academy of Sciences

Citizenship ceremonies in Britain and France: Political debates, legislative evolution and institutional practices. CATHERINE PUZZO - TOULOUSE, Institut d Etudes Politiques (IEP) de

The social magic of political representation ERIK JENTGES - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu

Theorizing Multilevel Citizenship in the EU: Elements of Citizenship and Mechanisms of Institutional Change ESPEN OLSEN - OSLO, Universitetet I

Democracy by Delegation? Who, What and How is represented in European (New) Governance RICHARD BELLAMY - LONDON, University College

Panel 91

Maarten Vink - MAASTRICHT Universiteit / LISBON, University of

Co-Chair: Espen Olsen - Arena, University of Oslo

Co-Chair: Christopher Lord - READING University Disc.:

Room S 20

Citizenship access, dual nationality and socio-cultural integration EVELYN ERSANILLI - AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit RUUD KOOPMANS - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für

Room S 17

Sozialforschung (WZB)

Electoral campaigns Chair: Co-Chair: Disc.:

The Vicissitudes of Dutch Citizenship and Nationality Law WILLEM MAAS - YORK University

Olivier Dabène - Sciences Po -

Panel 167

Ivan Llamazares - SALAMANCA, Universidad de

Esse Es Pecipi (To be is to be perceived): Government Performance, Electoral Competitiveness and Subnational Political Budget Cycles in Mexico. BENITO MIRÓN LÓPEZ - OXFORD, University of

Democratic Accountability in Southern Europe: Economic Voter Sanction in Italy, Portugal, and Spain

Electoral reforms and party system fragmentation PEDRO RIERA - MADRID, Instituto Juan March de Estudios e

Chair:

Investigaciones

Panel 134

Disc.:

Room S 19

Paolo Bellucci - SIENA, Universita degli studi di

Does the economy enter the ballot-box? A comparison of 2000 and 2008 general elections in Spain MARTA FRAILE MALDONADO - CONSEJO SUPERIOR DE INVESTIGACIONES CIENTÍFICAS (CSIC) Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos (IPP) MICHAEL LEWIS-BECK - IOWA, University of

Achim Goerres - COLOGNE, University of

Co-Chair: Pieter Vanhuysse - HAIFA, University of Disc.:

Michael Lewis-Beck - IOWA, University of

Co-Chair: Marina Costa Lobo - LISBOA, Universidade de

Generational Politics from a Comparative Perspective Chair:

Room S 21

Economy or Ideology: Diagnosing the sources of Electoral Change in Turkey, 2002-2007 ALI CARKOGLU - SABANCI University

Does demographic ageing change the social foundations of modern democracies? The experience of generational solidarity and the expectations towards the role of the democratic state among ordinary citizens ACHIM GOERRES - COLOGNE, University of KATRIN PRINZEN - COLOGNE, University of

Does globalization shape citizen perceptions on the ability of government to make a difference? [tabled] IRENE MENENDEZ - MADRID, Instituto Juan March de Estudios e Investigaciones

Economic voting in Portugal: A review and a reappraisal ANDRÉ FREIRE - ISCTE - Lisbon University Institute JOSÉ PEREIRA SANTANA - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

What Are They, What Do They Do and Do They Matter? A Conceptual Framework for Understanding Older Persons’ Interest Representation and Its Impact in Advanced Capitalist Democracies MARTHA DOYLE - DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE, University of VIRPI TIMONEN - DUBLIN Trinity College

Thursday, 10 September 2009

Session I: 9.00 am – 10.40 am

Government accountability and voting choices in Italy, 2001- 2008 PAOLO BELLUCCI - SIENA, Università degli studi di

Party Competition in the EU: Conflict and Collusion Between Political Parties at the European Level WOJCIECH GAGATEK - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Do voters leave their wallets out of the polling booth? Economic perceptions, as determinants of party choice in Greece, 2000-2007. STAVROS SKRINIS - PANTEION University of Social & Political

Panel 292

Bringing Realism Back In

Science

ROULA NEZI - ATHENS, University of

Chair:

Do whatever your neighbours did. Electoral contagion in Spanish local elections (1987-2007) [tabled] GONZALO RIVERO - NEW YORK University

Panel 132

Disc.:

Room S 22

Michael Agner - SOUTHERN DENMARK ODENSE, University of

Neorealism and Etzionis international communitarianism MENNO KAMMINGA - GRONINGEN, Rijksuniversiteit NATO and the Greater Middle East: A Neoclassical Realist Framework for Security Cooperation MICHAEL AGNER - SOUTHERN DENMARK - ODENSE, University of

Salvador Parrado - MADRID, Nacional de Educacion a Distancia, Universidad (UNED)

A test for the neo-classical realist framework: The case of post-Cold War Italian foreign policy LORENZO CLADI - LOUGHBOROUGH, University of

Co-Chair: Martin Lodge - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The Disc.:

Alexander Reichwein - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität

Co-Chair: Michael Agner - SOUTHERN DENMARK ODENSE, University of

Tools of government in a comparative perspective Chair:

Room S 24

Foreign Policy Tools and the Exercise of Influence: A Realist Take BARBARA KUNZ - SÖDERTÖRNS HÖGSKOLA (University College)

Franco and Salazar: Tools for the subordination of the military. JOSE JAVIER OLIVAS OSUNA - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Panel 346

Opening up the toolbox or box ticking exercise? The impact of high quality regulation policy on the choice of tools of government KAI WEGRICH - HERTIE School of Governance

Introducing IT to Facilitate Engagement and Interaction in Undergraduate Politics Courses

Monitoring the money: Political context and the monitoring of financial discretion [tabled] STEPHEN GREASLEY - MANCHESTER, University of

Chair:

Contested dynamics of control: Risk regulation, multi-level governance and performance management [tabled] MARTIN LODGE - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL

Disc.:

SCIENCE, The

Use of online discussion forums in the teaching and learning of Irish politics FIONA BUCKLEY - CORK, University College About Educating Future Civic Education Teachers How To Use New Media JESSICA SCHATTSCHNEIDER - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Distancia, Universidad (UNED)

Room S 23

Opportunities and risks in using IT during in-class presentations: The teachers and students perspective KINGA KAS - GIRNE AMERICAN University

Parties and the Institutional Framework Co-Chair: Disc.:

Kinga Kas - GIRNE AMERICAN University

Contrast of provision: Integrating Information technologies into Politics & International Relations courses. MATTHEW WHEELER - LEICESTER University of SIMON ROFE - LEICESTER, University of

Oil spills and national responses to risks from the sea: The cases of Prestige and Exxon Valdez SALVADOR PARRADO - MADRID, Nacional de Educacion a

Chair:

Gabriela Pleschova - epsNet, Comenius University in Bratislava

Co-Chair: Cathy Gormley-Heenan - ULSTER, University of

Turnover in the British Senior Civil Service and its correlates: Official guardian class, managers for hire or political servants? OLIVER JAMES - EXETER, University of NICOLAI PETROVSKY - CARDIFF University GEORGE BOYNE -

Panel 89

Room S 25

Panel 375

Room S 26

Gemma Loomes - BIRMINGHAM, University of

The implementation of EU policies

Chair:

Steven Wolinetz - NEWFOUNDLAND, Memorial University of

Regional reform and territorialization of party systems ARJAN SCHAKEL - AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit

Rüdiger Wurzel - HULL, University of

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

National Declarations of Assurance – an instrument for a better implementation of the EU budget policy? HARTMUT ADEN - Hochschule für Wirtschaft und Recht, Berlin

Reassessing the impact of federalism and electoral systems on party unity ALBERT FALCO - BARCELONA, Universitat Pompeu Fabra Juan

Comitology Model of Implementation of EU Policies Implications for EU Constitutional Construction Piotr TOSIEK - LUBLIN (Poland), Maria Curie-Sklodowska

March Institute

IGNACIO JURADO - OXFORD, University of Juan March Institute Party strategies in Western Europe: A framework for analysis GEMMA LOOMES - BIRMINGHAM, University of

University

Thursday, 10 September 2009

Session I: 9.00 am – 10.40 am

Implementing the EU environmental health regulations in new Member States: Drinking water safety in Estonia and Lithuania [tabled] KATI KANGUR - KINGS COLLEGE London

Can contingent prizes induce lame ducks to shirk less? LEIF HELLAND - NORWEGIAN SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT BI JON HOVI - OSLO, Universitetet I Noisy Signalling: Theory and Experiment THOMAS DE HAAN - AMSTERDAM, University of Amsterdam

EU criminal justice cooperation: The implementation of mutual recognition measures in Justice and Home Affairs JULIA SIEVERS - BREMEN, Universität

School of Economics THEO OFFERMAN - ANTWERP, University of Amsterdam School of Economics

Compliance, transposition and incorporation - insights from the comparative analysis of the Mercosur CHRISTIAN ARNOLD - MANNHEIM, Universität

Coordination and Communication in Multiparty Elections with Costly Voting REBECCA MORTON BERNHARD KITTEL WOLFGANG LUHAN -

How policy-shaping might (not) affect policy-taking: The case of national parliaments in the European Union CARINA SPRUNGK - HARVARD UNIVERSITY

Panel 388

Panel 236

Room S 27

Development, capitalism, and peace

From many to one: On the dimensionality of electorate and legislature Chair: Disc.:

Chair:

Martin Ejnar Hansen - VIENNA, University of

Co-Chair:

Gail McElroy - DUBLIN, Trinity College Sylvia Kritzinger VIENNA, University of

Disc.:

Poverty, Population, Development and Inequality in Historical Perspective ALBERTO CHILOSI - PISA, Universitá di

Why so many dimensions among the electorate and so few in parliament? MARTIN EJNAR HANSEN - VIENNA, University of

The Capitalist Peace: Does it exist? Yes, it does! ERICH WEEDE - BONN, University of

Issue interconnections in party competition: Policy linkages and ideological change in 23 democracies MARKUS WAGNER - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &

Development and Interstate War HÅVARD HEGRE - OSLO, Universitetet I BJØRN HØYLAND - OSLO, University of CARL HENRIK KNUTSEN -

POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Ideological representation in Portugal: MPs-electors linkages in terms of left-right placement and substantive meaning [tabled] ANDRÉ FREIRE - Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia (CIES) ANA MARIA BELCHIOR - Centro de Investigação e Estudos de

Panel 559

Sociologia (CIES)

Chair:

Dimensions of policy preferences in Britain JOHN BARTLE - ESSEX, University of SEBASTIAN AVELLANEDA DELLEPIANE - DUBLIN, University College

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Policy-Making in Parliamentary Democracies: The Impact of Cabinet Ministers on Social Policy Outcomes [tabled] ALEXANDER HERZOG - NEW YORK University

Christoffer Green-Pedersen - AARHUS Universitet Ian Budge - ESSEX, University of

The Dynamics of Voter Preferences and Party Leader Positions SARA BINZER HOBOLT - OXFORD, University of ROBERT KLEMMENSEN - SOUTHERN DENMARK - ODENSE,

The structuring pattern of political opinions: Is it the same for citizens and elites? JAN ROSSET - LAUSANNE, Université de FORS GEORG LUTZ - LAUSANNE, Université de FORS

University of

When do Parties have Clear Programmes? THOMAS DÄUBLER - KONSTANZ, Universität & DUBLIN TRINITY

Room S 28

COLLEGE, University of

Issue competition in Parliament STEFAAN WALGRAVE - ANTWERP, University of RENS VLIEGENTHART - AMSTERDAM, University of

Experimental methods in political science

The Salience of Unusual Issue Preferences: The Effect of Relative Policy Positions on Issue Importance for Parties in 23 Countries MARKUS WAGNER - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &

Leif Helland - NORWEGIAN SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT BI

Co-Chair: Jon Hovi - OSLO, Universitetet I Disc.:

Room 231

Comparative dynamics of issue competition

Structuring voters’ preferences: From issues to ideology ROMAIN LACHAT - ZURICH, University of

Chair:

Nils Petter Gleditsch - PRIO

Co-Chair:

Conflict Regulation within the Global Capitalist Economy by Transnational Actors: The EU and the Turkish-Greek Dispute DEMET YALCINMOUSSEAU - KOC University

Panel 161

Room 114

POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Performance Politics in Britain, 1950-2008: an examination of issue performance at the macro-political level using a measure of competence ‘mood’ WILL JENNINGS - MANCHESTER, University of JANE GREEN - MANCHESTER, University of

After the War: An experimental study of post-conflict behaviour. FRANS VAN WINDEN - AMSTERDAM, University of FRANCISCO M LAGOS - GRENADA & LINEEX, University of

The Evolvement of Government Agendas CHRISTOFFER GREEN-PEDERSEN - AARHUS Universitet PETER B MORTENSEN - AARHUS Universitet

Choosing a compassionate president - an experimental investigation of political selection THOMAS MARKUSSEN - COPENHAGEN, University of JEAN-ROBERT TYRAN - COPENHAGEN, University of

Panel 125

Room 232

Thursday, 10 September 2009

Session I: 9.00 am – 10.40 am Applying the Varieties of Capitalism Approach to Higher Education: A Case Study of Divergent Trajectories in the Internationalization of British and German Universities [tabled] LUKAS GRAF - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für Sozialforschung (WZB)

150 years of On Liberty: Re-reading the philosophical foundations of Millian liberalism Chair:

Paul Corcoran - ADELAIDE, University of

Co-Chair: Helen Pringle - NEW SOUTH WALES, University of Disc.:

The Contrast of Contexts - The Formation of Skill and Unemployment Insurance Provision in Denmark, the Netherlands, and Switzerland between 1870 and 1940 CHRISTINE TRAMPUSCH - BERN, Universität

Freedom beyond Liberty: John Stuart Mill, Empiricism and the Higher Ends of Liberty MARK BODE - ADELAIDE, University of

Insiders, Outsiders and the political economy of education MARIUS BUSEMEYER - KÖLN, MAX-PLANCK-INSTITUT FÜR GESELLSCHAFTSFORSCHUNG

John Stuart Mill on the Poetry of the Supernatural ALAN GOLDSTONE - ADELAIDE, University of

Large firms and employer associations. The intra-associative implication of training levies ETIENNE COGNARD - LYON II, Université

John Stuart Mill: The Liberal Pessimist PAUL CORCORAN - ADELAIDE, University of John Stuart Mill and the Anti-Slavery Principle: Respect and Standing HELEN PRINGLE - NEW SOUTH WALES, University of

The Politics of Education Policies in development: How do institutions matter for a education policy analysis in the context of poverty reduction? [tabled] BETTINA BOEKLE - German Development Institute (DIE)

The public and the private: Self censorship and civility JAMES CONNELLY - HULL, University of

The Failure of Training in Germany? BETTINA KOHLRAUSCH - Soziologisches Forschungsinstitut

Panel 207

Göttingen

Room 119

Panel 189

The EU neighborhood: Changing institutional cooperation patterns Chair:

Critical Approaches to Transitional Justice I

Alena Vysotskaya - MINHO, University of Guedes Vieira

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Chair:

The Energy Security in the Baltic and the Black Sea Region HRISTOFOR HRISOSKULOV - MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhlems-

Disc.:

Universität

Searching for the ritual in Ritual Apologie: A performance approach to the analysis of negotiated political apologies MICHEL-ANDRÉ HORELT - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-

Security relations in the EU’s neighbourhood: Armenian, Azerbaijani and Georgian perspectives LICÍNIA SIMÃO - COIMBRA University

Universität

The long aftermath of genocide: The issue of reparations between Namibia and Germany REINHART KÖßLER - FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Arnold

The European Union - a norm entrepreneur or norm hegemon? The promotion of gender equality in the European Neighbourhood Policy [tabled] STEFANIE KESSLER - BREMEN, Universität PETRA DEBUSSCHER - GHENT University

Bergstraesser Institut

The return of the religious in a secular age: De-constructing the concept of reconciliation INGRID WEHR - FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Arnold-

"Where you stand depends on where you sit": A Bureaucratic Politics View of the ENP HEIDRUN MAURER - MAASTRICHT Universiteit

Bergstraesser-Institute HELGE ROXIN - FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität ArnoldBergstraesser-Institute

Role of Turkey as EU Member in Regional Conflict Resolutions [tabled] ADAM SZYMANSKI - WARSAW, University of

Panel 423

The co-evolution between technology and regulatory governance Chair:

Marius Busemeyer - Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies -

Disc.:

Room HPI 1

Room H 09

The Comparative Political Economy of Education and Vocational Training

Co-Chair:

Stefan Engert - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-MaximiliansUniversität

Europeanisation of Memory Politics? Resolutions Addressing the Communist Past on the Level of European Institutions BIRGIT HOFMANN - FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität

‘Smart selection’ of EU’s actions within the ENP on the territory of Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia. The role and impact of Russia. LARISA KUZMICHEVA - YAROSLAVL, University of

Chair:

Anja Jetschke - FREIBURG, Albert-LudwigsUniversität

Co-Chair: Stefan Engert - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-MaximiliansUniversität

Robertas Pogorelis - EP

Panel 428

Room H 10

Rolf Kunneke - Delft University of Technology

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Deploying a pan-European railway standard in the era of liberalization: A comparing of Germany, the Netherlands and Switzerland MARC LAPERROUZA - EPFL Ecole Polytechnique Fédéral de

Political parties and higher education spending - who favours redistribution? CHRISTIAN RAUH - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für

Lausanne

Regulation in the Water Sector: Institutional or Technological Constraint? ALEKSANDRA PEEROO - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE),

Sozialforschung (WZB) ANTJE KIRCHNER - KONSTANZ, Universität

Université de

Thursday, 10 September 2009

Session I: 9.00 am – 10.40 am

Towards an Institutional Framework for a Hydrogen Infrastructure DANIEL SCHOLTEN - DELFT University of Technology

Panel 94

Multi-level Strategies in Spanish Non State Wide Parties: National, Subnational and European levels JUAN RODRIGUEZ TERUEL - OPEN UNIVERSITY, The OSCAR BARBERA ARESTE - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS

Room HPI 3

POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

European Integration and Minority Nationalist Parties in France EMELYNE CHENEY - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &

The Personnel Strategies of Political Parties in Comparative Perspective: Does the Electoral System Matter? Chair:

POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Electoral Entry and Success of Ethnic Minority Parties in Eastern Europe JULIAN BERNAUER - KONSTANZ, Universität

Thomas Zittel - CORNELL University

Co-Chair: Matthew S Shugart - CALIFORNIA - SAN DIEGO, University of Disc.:

Panel 527

Legislative Party Switching and Parliamentary Careers: The Case of the Russian State Duma 1993-2008 ELENA SEMENOVA - JENA, FRIEDRICH-SCHILLER Universität

The European Union in multilateral regimes: What impact at home?

Multiple-office holders in France and Germany: Dreaded challengers or creatures of their party? JULIEN NAVARRO - BORDEAUX, Institut d Etudes politiques de LARS VOGEL - JENA, FRIEDRICH-SCHILLER Universität

Chair:

Disc.:

The influence of the global regime on climate change on EU policies ANNETTE BONGARDT - INA FRANCISCO TORRES - Institute for European Studies,

Universität

MARION REISER - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang GoetheUniversität

Universidade Católica Portuguesa

Room HPI 4

The EU's Strategic Partnerships with Regional Powers (Brazil, India and South Africa) – Strategic Alliances for Effective Multilateralism? NATALIE M HESS - GIGA German Institute of Global and Area

The Power of Europe - Implementing and Developing the ESS (I): Instruments of Power

Disc.:

Studies

Cooperation and rivalry among international organizations RAFAEL BIERMANN - Marshall European Center for Security

Sven Biscop - Egmont - Royal Institute for International Relations

Co-Chair:

Studies

The European Union in multilateral regimes: Conceptualising the impact 'at home' ROBERT KAISER - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität HEIKO PRANGE-GSTÖHL - European Commission

Jan Joel Andersson - Swedish Institute of International Affairs

The ESS and Comprehensive Security in the Southern Neighbourhood: Can the EU Provide the Right Incentives? MARK FURNESS - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Panel 147

EU Trade Policies and the Security Strategy: Speaking the same language in different worlds JAN ORBIE - GHENT University LOTTE DRIEGHE - GHENT University

Chair: Disc.:

Samfunnsforskning (ISF)

Room HFF 1

Maintaining hierarchy by the direct intervention of the central apparatus in local conflicts. The cases of parties of power in Western Siberia [tabled] L BRENEZ - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de

Minority nationalist parties and the challenges of multi-level politics

Disc.:

Jan Sundberg - HELSINKI, University of

Hierarchy vs. Stratarchy? Examining Intra-party Relations in Norway ELIN HAUGSGJERD ALLERN - OSLO, Universitetet I JO SAGLIE - OSLO, Institute for Social Research (ISF)

Defence, Security, Visibility? ESDP Operations as Instruments of European Foreign and Security Policy BASTIAN RICHTER - Technical University of Braunschweig

Co-Chair:

Peter Mair - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Co-Chair: Nicole Bolleyer - EXETER, University of

Relations

Chair:

Room HFF 3

Hierarchy and Stratarchy in Contemporary Party Organisation

The external dimension of the EU energy policy SAMI ANDOURA - EGMONT - The Royal Institute for International

Panel 141

Robert Kaiser - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-MaximiliansUniversität

Exploring the embeddedness of European governance in the international realm. And vice versa. MAARTEN VAN DEN EYNDE - ANTWERP, University of

Candidates, Selectors, and the Structure of Intra-Party Competition: The Case of German Bundestag Elections JENS BORCHERT - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-

Panel 528

Heiko Prange-Gstöhl - European Commission

Co-Chair: Robert Kaiser - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-MaximiliansUniversität

Committee Assignments in Mixed Member Electoral Systems. How do Parties determine Eligibility? MATTHEW SHUGART - CALIFORNIA - SAN DIEGO, University of THOMAS ZITTEL - CORNELL University

Chair:

Room HFF 2

Christian Stecker - POTSDAM Universität

Policy Stratarchy in Modern Parties: Assessing Causes and Evaluating Consequences for Political Participation ANIKA GAUJA - SYDNEY, University of

Anwen Elias - ABERYSTWYTH University Anwen Elias - ABERYSTWYTH University

New Parties and their Members: Entry, Exit and Intra-Party Conflict NICOLE BOLLEYER - EXETER, University of

Thursday, 10 September 2009

Session I: 9.00 am – 10.40 am

The Democratization of Party Leadership Selection in Comparative Perspective MARCO LISI - Instituto Ciências Sociais

Symposium German unification and East-West integration in Europe: Why should it grow together?

Pre-electoral and post-electoral coalition formation of local sections in Belgium: Between national and local strategies FANNY WILLE - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit TOM VERTHÉ - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit

Chairs:

Attila Agh, Corvinus University, Budapest, Hungary

Intra-party dynamics and policy processes in the African National Congress (ANC) [tabled] VINCENT DARRACQ - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudes politiques de

Panel 274

Room -

Room HFF 4

Multilevel Approaches to the Demand for Welfare Policies Chair:

Achim Kemmerling - BREMEN, Jacobs University

Co-Chair: Disc.: Democratic Inequality and the Economic Vote PHILIPP REHM - OXFORD, University of RAYMOND DUCH - OXFORD, University of Restructuring welfare politics: Post-industrial labour markets, globalization and welfare preferences SILJA HÄUSERMANN - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE STEFANIE WALTER - HARVARD UNIVERSITY Risk Profiles and Opportunity Structures: A Multi-Level Analysis of Female Preferences for Job Security Regulations PATRICK EMMENEGGER - SOUTHERN DENMARK - ODENSE, University of

LUCAS LEEMANN - WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY in St Louis The impact of system variables on inequality in health LEONIE SUNDMACHER - Technische Universität Berlin, FU Alumni DAVID SCHELLER-KREINSEN - Technische Universität Berlin, Hertie Alumni

Panel 259

Room HFF 5

Europeanization and Democratization in South Eastern Europe Chair:

C Tanasiou - AMERICAN UNIVERSITY IN BULGARIA

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

The Europeanization of the Romanian Judiciary - Tangible Reforms or Business as Usual? ROXANA MIHAILA - MAASTRICHT Universiteit Effective democracy and the Europeanization Effect. A comparative study of Romania and Bulgaria MIHAELA RACOVITA - NOTRE DAME, University of The Limits of Europeanization Post-Accession. National Elite Interests, Brussels Strategy and Public Opinion COSMINA TANASOIU - AMERICAN UNIVERSITY IN BULGARIA Euro-scepticism in the Western Balkans and the Pace of Democratic Reforms CVETE KONESKA - OXFORD, University of Electoral reform under EU conditionality: Constraints and possibilities in the Western Balkans JESSICA GIANDOMENICO - UPPSALA Universitet

Panel 466

Hans-Dieter Klingemann, Social Science Research Center Berlin, Germany

Room HFF

Thursday, 10 September 2009

Session II: 11.00 am – 12.40 pm

SESSION II THURSDAY / 11.00 AM - 12.40 PM

Democratic control in an age of networked intelligence Chair:

Should European Politics degrees share a common core syllabus?

Aidan Wills - Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF)

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Chair:

Richard Topf - LONDON METROPOLITAN University

JACQUI BRIGGS - LINCOLN, University of RICHARD TOPF - LONDON METROPOLITAN University HANS-DIETER KLINGEMANN - Social Science Research Center Berlin

ENISA_Democracy, State Interests and Information Security SANDRA MARIA RODRIGUES BALÃO - INSTITUTE OF POLITICAL

Panel 603

Room H 05

SCIENCES Universidade Técnica de Lisboa

Comparing Intelligence: Institutional and cultural approaches using network analysis MARCO CEPIK - Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul -

Political leadership: ambitions and motives

UFRGS

Chair:

Reports by Oversight intelligence committees as a source for research ANTONIO M DÍAZ-FERNÁNDEZ - BURGOS, Universidad de

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Parliamentary accountability for contemporary intelligence government cases in Germany THORSTEN WETZLING - GENÈVE, Université de

Panel 474

The quality of political leadership in democracies MONICA MONTANO REYES - Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane (SUM)

Room H 01

Territoriality and the Onset of Mass Violence: The Political Extremism of Joseph Stalin MANUS MIDLARSKY - RUTGERS University, New Brunswick ELIZABETH MIDLARSKY - COLUMBIA University Prime Ministerial Leadership Styles: An Analysis of Continuity and Change PÄR DALÉUS - STOCKHOLMS Universitet and Swedish National

Jürgen Rüland - FREIBURG, Albert-LudwigsUniversität

Co-Chair: Hans Born - Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF) Disc.:

Defense College

You Take the High Road and I'll Take the Low Road: 4 Ways how Political Leaders find into Politics ANDREAS JUNGHERR - MAINZ, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität

Robin Luckham - SUSSEX, University of

Parliamentary institutions and informal political networks in Security Sector oversight: Issues and experience in emerging/fragile democracies OWEN GREEN - BRADFORD, University of

The motives that influence action for or against pro-poor policy: Understanding elite views and preferences in Malawi CHIPILIRO KALEBE-NYAMONGO - BIRMINGHAM, University of

Panel 541

How much an Actor and under which logics of action: Parliament in the Democratic Control of the Armed Forces in Indonesia and Nigeria? JÜRGEN RÜLAND - FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität GABRIELA MARIA MANEA - FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität

Room H 06

Conflict, Identity and the (Re)construction of Cultural Heritage

Thinking Security and Democracy through Security Sector Reform: The Case of Turkey YETKIN BASKAVAK - ISTANBUL BILGI University

Chair:

Costas Constantinou - PRIO Cyprus Centre

Co-Chair: Marie Louise Sorensen - CAMBRIDGE, University of

Strength in Weakness: State Security, State Failure and Transitional Violence JOHN GLEDHILL - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL

Disc.:

War, memory and the image: Guernica and Dresden MARIE LOUISE STIG SØRENSEN - CAMBRIDGE, University of DACIA ROSE VIEJO - CAMBRIDGE, University of

SCIENCE, The

Military reform in Indonesia: Change, Constraints, and Resistance RIZAL SUKMA - CSIS, Jakarta

Panel 389

Eleni Apospori - Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB) Ana Espirito Santo

Civilian actors and domains of security sector oversight Chair:

Tereza Capelos - SURREY, University of

Unesco, World Heritage and politicization of protection. Universal vs. Identity? FABRICE ARGOUNES - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudes politiques de

Room H 02

Cyprus, Ethnic Conflict and the (Re)construction of Cultural Heritage COSTAS CONSTANTINOU - NICOSIA, University of METE HATAY - PRIO Cyprus Centre

Panel 172

Room H 08

Thursday, 10 September 2009

Session II: 11.00 am – 12.40 pm Environmental Activism in the Baltic States: Local Agency and Global Narratives TIMOFEY AGARIN - ABERDEEN, University of DAVID J GALBREATH - ABERDEEN, University of

Gendering Substantive Representation: Studying Representative Claims and Acts Chair:

Anne Maria Holli - HELSINKI, University of

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Environmental Civic Life Around Lake Ohrid in Albania and Macedonia TAMARA STEGER - Central European University The Transformation of Environmental Activism in Central Asia and the Caucasus ERIKA WEINTHAL - DUKE University KATE WATTERS - Crude Accountability

Sex, ideology and the substantive representation of women: A cross-national comparative study of MPs attitudes regarding feminism and the substantive representation of women. SILVIA ERZEEL - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit KAREN CELIS - GHENT University

Complaining for Compliance. Environmental Organizations and the Europeanization of Public Policy ARON BUZOGÁNY - BERLIN, Freie Universität TANJA BÖRZEL - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Gender Justice, Migration, and Interest Representation in Canada and the United States RACHEL BRICKNER - ACADIA University Acadia University CHRISTINE STRAEHLE - Université du Québec à Montréal

Representation without Participation? The Channelling of Environmental Movement Organizations in the Czech Republic after the Fall of Communism ONDREJ CISAR - MASARYK University

Gendering Substantive Representation: A New Methodology for Studying Representative Claims and Acts KAREN CELIS - GHENT University SARAH CHILDS - BRISTOL, University of

Panel 522

Female representation, conservatism and legislative behaviour in the Italian Parliament (1987-2008) LICIA CLAUDIA PAPAVERO - MILANO, Università degli studi di

Local Citizenship and Citizen Governance

Department of Social and Political Studies

Chair:

We don’t leave it to the men. Successful women in a conservative party environment ISABELLE KÜRSCHNER - EICHSTÅTT, Catholic University of

Panel 171

Disc.:

Room S 12

The Local Dynamic of Government to Governance and the Councillor as a Stimulus or a Barrier to the Effectiveness of Citizen Participation COLIN COPUS - DE MONTFORT University

Many Voices, One Account? The Dynamics of Co-Creation in Wikipedia CHRISTIAN PENTZOLD - Chemnitz University of Technology

Citizens, democratic governance and local government legitimacy in Sweden [tabled] ANDERS LIDSTRÖM - UMEÅ Universitet Department of Political

Behind security: New arenas of power in a world under protection MONICA ZUCCARINI - NAPOLI FEDERICO II, Universita di

Science

KATARINA ERIKSSON - UMEÅ Universitet Department of Political Science

Popular Geopolitics and the Ethics of Online Video/PhotoSharing: Facebook and the Israeli Assault on Gaza RASHA EL-IBIARY - MISR INTERNATIONAL University

The institutionalization of participatory practices: A framework for analysis. MASSIMO ALLULLI - SUM - Istituto Italiano scienze umane,

Human rights in the age of digital media. The immaterial world and the situated self. CLAUDIA TAZREITER - NEW SOUTH WALES, University of

Firenze

Associations and equality SILKE I KEIL - STUTTGART, Universität

Room S 13

Opportunities for Migrants Engagement in Local Politics through Associations in Europe: A Comparative Overview LAURA MORALES - MANCHESTER, University of MARCO GIUGNI - GENÈVE, Université de

Environmental Mobilization and Organizations in Central and Eastern Europe and Eurasia Chair:

Citizens, Taxpayers, Users: Local government reform policies and citizen role orientations in Norway [tabled] PER ARNT PETTERSEN - BODØ, HØGSKOLEN I LAWRENCE E ROSE - OSLO, Universitetet I

JoAnn Carmin - Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Panel 107

Co-Chair: Adam Fagan - LONDON, University of, QUEEN MARY Disc.:

Oscar Gabriel - STUTTGART, Universität

Implementing a top-down policy on citizens participation: The experience Madrid CARMEN NAVARRO - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de

Anna Reading - LONDON SOUTH BANK University

Panel 339

Linking citizen governance with empowerment: From ‘local knowledge’ to ‘local representation’ CATHERINE DUROSE - DE MONTFORT University VIVIEN LOWNDES - DE MONTFORT University

Co-Chair: Gillian Youngs - LEICESTER University of Disc.:

Lawrence Rose - OSLO, Universitetet I

Co-Chair:

Digital Media, Security and On-line Politics Chair:

Room S 14

JoAnn Carmin - Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Room S 15

Interactive Governance and Policymaking: What, how and why?

Environmental NGOs and politics in Turkey [tabled] HANDE PAKER - Bahcesehir University ZEYNEP KADIRBEYOGLU - BOGAZICI University

Chair:

Helen Sullivan - BIRMINGHAM, University of

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Thursday, 10 September 2009

Session II: 11.00 am – 12.40 pm

Dilemmas of hierarchy in co-governance: Cases from different contexts ANNE METTE KJÆR - AARHUS Universitet VIOLA BURAU - AARHUS Universitet

The Internet and Young People’s Civic Engagement: Reflections from European Focus Groups TOBIAS OLSSON - VÄXJÖ, University of Young People, Civic Producers and the Online Sphere: Crosscutting findings from the project CivicWeb [tabled] SHAKUNTALA BANAJI - LONDON, University of, Institute of

Conceptualization of Interactive Governance by the example of the Oil Spill at Taean in Korea [tabled] JOON-YOUNG HUR - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Education

The Interactive Governance of Multi-Stakeholder Processes: a conceptual model LARS FRIBERG - POTSDAM, Universität MINU HEMMATI - Independent Advisor, www.minuhemmati.net

Communicating Offline Protests Online: The Role of the Internet in the Mobilization of Non-affiliated Participants in Environmental Grassroots Movements DAN MERCEA - YORK, University of

Logics of Interactive Governance: Aviation, Protest and the Crisis of Democratic Politics STEVEN GRIGGS - BIRMINGHAM, University of DAVID HOWARTH - ESSEX, University of

Serve and Protect - Civic groups use of bottom-up online applications [tabled] EVA BOGNAR - Central European University JUDIT SZAKACS - Central European University

Interactive governance at ground level: Delivering frontline employment services in Australia and the UK JENNY M LEWIS - MELBOURNE, University of MARK CONSIDINE - MELBOURNE, University of

Facing the Internet: Competing Nationalism on Facebook DIDEM TÜRKOGLU - BOGAZICI UNIVERSITY

Panel 90

Overview of the key issues [tabled] HELEN SULLIVAN - BIRMINGHAM, University of

Panel 455

Political Behaviour

Room S 16 Chair: Disc.:

Peter A Kraus - HELSINKI, University of

LEANDRO PIQUET CARNEIRO - SAO PAULO, University of Political elites of the Chilean left: Subjects, networks and political culture during the dictatorship, 1973-1990. Elements to understand the Chilean process of transition. CRISTINA MOYANO BARAHONA - INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED

Glyn Morgan - SYRACUSE University

Complex Diversity: The European Union and Canada compared JOHN ERIK FOSSUM - OSLO, Universitetet I

STUDIES Universidad de Santiago de Chile

Ethnicising the Public Sphere: Legal pluralism and the recognition of religious minorities in immigrant societies FRANCISCO COLOM-GONZALEZ - CONSEJO SUPERIOR DE

Extra-institutional political behaviour: The repertoire of protest in post-Fujimori Peru [tabled] CLAIRE WRIGHT - SALAMANCA, Universidad de

INVESTIGACIONES CIENTÍFICAS (CSIC)

Multilevel effects on political representation in Latin America ARACELI MATEOS - SALAMANCA, Universidad de

Intralinguistic Justice HELDER DE SCHUTTER - OXFORD, University of

Ideology ad preferences of economic redistribution in Latin America IVAN LLAMAZARES - SALAMANCA, Universidad de

European Diversity – A Place for Cultural Borrowing? [tabled] ROBERT SATA - BUDAPEST, Central European University A Liberal Analysis of the Issue of Veil at the Intersection of Gender Equality and Democratic Inclusion in Public Sphere LILY LANEFELT - STOCKHOLMS Universitet

The construction of a political career since the protest space in Latin America. The Mexican case TANIA NAVARRO - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE), Université de

The Challenge of Constructed Agency: The Construction of Religion within Conflict [tabled] MARIA BIRNBAUM - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität

Political Parties and the Politics of Administrative Decentralization: Exploring Subnational Variation in Ecuador [tabled] IMKE HARBERS - LEIDEN, Universiteit JÖRG FAUST - Bonn, German Development Institute

National Identity and Support for the Welfare State KEITH BANTING - QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY RICHARD JOHNSTON WILL KYMLICKA STUART SOROKA -

Panel 97

Panel 211

The civic web: patterns in the civic and political participation of the young in Europe

Michael Drake - HULL, University of

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

The Warfare paradigm in Sociology: Problems and Prospects LARS BO KASPERSEN - COPENHAGEN BUSINESS SCHOOL

Liesbet van Zoonen - AMSTERDAM, University of

The Organization of Political Violence: A Synthetic Theoretical Framework ODYSSEAS CHRISTOU - TEXAS AT AUSTIN, University of

Co-Chair: David Buckingham - LONDON, University of Disc.:

Room S 19

Sociologies of War, Terror and Security

Room S 17 Chair:

Chair:

Timothy Power - OXFORD, University of

Local leaders and democracy: Brazil in comparative perspective MARIA HERMÍNIA TAVARES DE ALMEIDA - SAO PAULO, University

Co-Chair: Francisco Colom - Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) Disc.:

Manuel Alcántara - SALAMANCA, Universidad de

Co-Chair:

Redefining the boundaries of the political: complex diversity and the post-liberal public sphere Chair:

Room S 18

Peter Dahlgren - LUNDS Universitet

Uses of the web for civic participation FADI HIRZALLA - AMSTERDAM, University of ASCoR LIESBET VAN ZOONEN - LOUGHBOROUGH, University of

Terror as a method of government: A comparative analysis of the German SS and the Iranian Basij Militia ALI HEDAYAT - IMT (Institutions Markets Technologies)

Thursday, 10 September 2009

Session II: 11.00 am – 12.40 pm

Victims of terrorism, memory, culture and politics: Comparing 9/11 in New York City and 3/11 in Madrid CRISTINA FLESHER 'FOMINAYA - CARLOS III de Madrid,

Reorganizing the welfare state: The merger of labour market and social administration

Universidad

Chair:

ROSEMARY BARBERET - John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY, New York

Panel 223

Room S 20

Disc.:

Breaking the deadlock in welfare restructuring – the role of ministerial portfolio allocation CHRISTOF SCHILLER - HERTIE School of Governance

Matthias Mayer - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

The role of parliaments in reorganizing welfare administrations PAUL G RONESS - BERGEN, Universitetet i TOBIAS BACH - POTSDAM, Universität

Co-Chair: Lior Herman - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The Disc.:

Co-Chair:

Joining Up the Welfare State - Why and How? JOSTEIN ASKIM - OSLO, Universitetet I ANNE LISE FIMREITE - BERGEN, Universitetet i

Economic Migration and the European Union: a Blessing Within but a Threat From Outside? 1 Chair:

State employees` unions and the reorganizing of the Welfare State: The case of the Norwegian NAV reform. DAG RUNAR JACOBSEN - BERGEN, Universitetet i

Elderly care and the politics of migration FRANCA VAN HOOREN - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Panel 194

The Formation of Germany’s Preference on Common EU Measures on Legal Economic Migration: Structural Factors and Domestic Actors MATTHIAS M MAYER - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &

Room S 23

Decentralization and Multi-level Politics in Contemporary Europe

POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Common Borders - Common Policies. The EU - Member State Struggle with (Im)migration CHRISTOF ROOS - BREMEN, Universität

Chair:

Charles Lees - SHEFFIELD, University of

Co-Chair: Jonathan Hopkin - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Migration Policy-Making Beyond the State: Outsourcing Control and Incorporating Employer Interests GEORGE MENZ - LONDON, University of, GOLDSMITHS COLLEGE

Panel 212

Anne Lise Fimreite - BERGEN, Universitetet i

Disc.:

State-wide parties strategic responses to the challenges of multi-level electoral competition in Spain (1977-2009) OSCAR BARBERÀ ARESTE - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &

Room S 21

POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

JUAN RODRIGUEZ TERUEL - OPEN UNIVERSITY, The Unitary and Pluralist Nationalisms in Polish and Spanish Conservative Parties MADALENA MEYER RESENDE - NOBA DE LISBOA, Universidade

Dynamics of attitudes and party choice Chair:

Eva Jaspers - NIJMEGEN, Radboud Universiteit

Co-Chair: Marcel Lubbers - UTRECHT, University of Disc.:

Explanatory factors of decentralization dynamics: Is decentralization an irreversible process? FRANCESC AMAT - OXFORD, University of IGNACIO JURADO - OXFORD, University of SANDRA LEÓN ALFONSO - CENTRO DE ESTUDIOS POLÍTICOS Y

The Dynamics of Party Identification in a Unified Germany: Black-White Models on Trial ANJA NEUNDORF - ESSEX, University of THOMAS SCOTTO - ESSEX, University of DANIEL STEGMÜLLER - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-

CONSTITUCIONALES

The manifestation of regional divides under restrictive electoral laws. An analysis of multi-level representation of ethnic minorities in post-communist countries DANIEL ZOLLINGER - ZURICH, University of DANIEL BOCHSLER - ZURICH, University of

Universität

The Public/Private Sector Cleavage Revisited. Voting behaviour of government employees in fifteen post-industrial economies in 1996 and 2006 MARKUS TEPE - CARL VON OSSIETZKY Universität Oldenburg

Party position taking in multilevel systems – between regional context and intra-party constraints: An analysis of German Land parties’ positions JOCHEN MÜLLER - POTSDAM, Universität

Class- and religious based voting and party positions on social-economic and moral issues: A comparative study on the electoral appeal to social groups and the social bases of voting in Western European democracies GIEDO JANSEN - NIJMEGEN, Radboud Universiteit NAN DIRK DE GRAAF - OXFORD, University of

Parallel Patterns? Elections and Government Formation at the National and Subnational Levels in Germany Since 1961 AMIR ABEDI - WESTERN WASHINGTON University ALAN SIAROFF - LETHBRIDGE, University of

Polarization and Class Voting ALEXANDER GATTIG - BREMEN, Universität

Panel 562

Micro evidence on inter-party vote movements in Turkey: Who voted for AKP in 2002? CEM BASLEVENT - ISTANBUL BILGI University ALI T AKARCA - ILLINOIS, CHICAGO, University of

Panel 101

Room S 22

Room S 24

Thursday, 10 September 2009

Session II: 11.00 am – 12.40 pm Shaping the European Research Area Policy: Expert Groups in the 2007 ERA Green Paper and Beyond [tabled] ARCO TIMMERMANS - LEIDEN, Universiteit STEFAN KUHLMANN - TWENTE, Universiteit CEZARA IACOBOAEI -

Democratization and institutionbuilding: Recasting the structure agency debate in democracy promotion and «transitology» 2 Chair:

Stefano Costalli - Catholic University of Milan

What’s for Sale? An analysis of the Immigration Agendas of EU Institutions. The Venue-Shopping Hypothesis Revisited MARCELLO CARAMMIA - CATANIA, Università di

Co-Chair: Francesco Moro - FIRENZE, Università degli studi di Disc.:

Eugenia Baroncelli - BOLOGNA, Universita degli Studi di

Panel 144

Poverty Reduction Strategies and their Impact on Democratization in Developing Countries SOPHIA MELODY HÄNNY - ZURICH, University of Center for

Effects of direct democracy on representation and policy making

Comparative and International Studies (CIS) KATHERINA MICHAELOWA - ZURICH, University of Center for Comparative and International Studies (CIS)

Chair: Disc.:

Does Direct Democracy Reduce the Size of Government? New Evidence from Historical Data, 1890 to 2000 CHRISTINA GATHMANN - STANFORD University PATRICIA FUNK - Universitat Pompeu Fabra How minorities fare under referendums. A cross-national study DANIEL BOCHSLER - ZURICH, University of HUG, SIMON - GENÈVE, Université de

Room S 25

Maestri of Political Science

Panel 177

Martin Bull - SALFORD, University of

Co-Chair: Gianfranco Pasquino - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi Chair:

Gianfranco Pasquino (on Gabriel Almond) GIANFRANCO PASQUINO - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi

Disc.:

Sozialforschung (WZB)

Daniela Giannetti (on William Riker) DANIELA GIANNETTI - BOLOGNA, Università di

Explaining party competition: A multi-method approach combining fuzzy set Qualitative Comparative Analysis (fsQCA) and case studies CARSTEN SCHNEIDER - BUDAPEST, Central European University INGO ROHLFING - COLOGNE, University of

Donatella Campus (on Paul Lazarsfeld) DONATELLA CAMPUS - BOLOGNA, Università di

Room S 26

Tackle the Problem of Limited Diversity through Two-Steps Analysis: An Application of TQCA to the Determinants of Electoral Reforms in the 90s DAMIEN BOL - LOUVAIN, Université catholique de

Agenda-Setting in the European Union

Disc.:

Svend-Erik Skaaning - AARHUS Universitet

Explaining the Selectivity of Humanitarian Intervention: A fuzzy-set analysis MARTIN BINDER - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für

Robert Elgie (on Maurice Duverger) ROBERT ELGIE - DUBLIN CITY University

Co-Chair:

Barbara Vis - AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit

Co-Chair:

Jocelyn Evans (on Philip Converse) JOCELYN EVANS - SALFORD, University of

Chair:

Room S 28

Fs/QCA and Analytical Politics

Ian Budge - ESSEX, University of

Panel 566

Sylvia Kritzinger - VIENNA, University of

Direct Democracy and Deliberation STEFAN VOIGT - MARBURG, Philipps-Universität LORENZ BLUME - MARBURG, Philipps-Universität

State-building and nation-building in ethnically divided postcivil war societies. Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, and Macedonia in comparison THORSTEN GROMES - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT BRUNO SCHOCH - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT

Disc.:

Direct democracy in Latin America at the turn of the century and its implications on representation DAVID ALTMAN - Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile

Going Nowhere: The Paradox of Internationally Administered Democratization in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Kosovo MAJA NENADOVIC - AMSTERDAM, University of

Chair:

Georg Lutz - LAUSANNE, Université de

Co-Chair:

Import of democracy in the post-Soviet world? Tracing the connections between external influences and domestic processes ECATERINA MCDONAGH - DUBLIN CITY University

Panel 586

Room S 27

Sebastiaan Princen - UTRECHT, University of

Conditions for Successful Pension Reform: A Fuzzy Set Analysis of Reform Activities in Western Europe, 1990-2005 SABINA AVDAGIC - SUSSEX, University of MARTIN RHODES - DENVER, University of

B. Guy B Peters - PITTSBURGH, University of

The EU and sport: A policy by accident or the importance of non-institutional actors BORJA GARCIA - LOUGHBOROUGH, University of

Alternative paths to low unemployment in Europe: A fuzzyset QCA approach SOTIRIA THEODOROPOULOU - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS

The multi-levelled nature of European agendas HANNA LIERSE - HAMBURG, Universität ARNE HEISE - HAMBURG, Universität

& POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Panel 86

Agenda-setting strategies in EU policy processes SEBASTIAAN PRINCEN - UTRECHT, University of

Room 114

The capitalist interstate peace

Putting integration on the European agenda [tabled] HANNELORE GOEMAN - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit Institute for

Chair: Co-Chair:

European Studies

Disc.:

Nils Petter Gleditsch - PRIO Gerald Schneider - KONSTANZ, Universität

Thursday, 10 September 2009

Session II: 11.00 am – 12.40 pm

Market Capitalism and Interstate War. Limits to Universality in International Relations. LARS SELAND GOMSRUD - Centre for the Study of Civil War, PRIO

Legitimation and the construction of authority in reflexive arrangements ANNE LOEBER - AMSTERDAM, University of

Capitalism, Commitment, and Peace PATRICK MCDONALD - TEXAS AT AUSTIN, University of

Panel 227

Attitudinal prerequisites for a capitalist peace JOHN MUELLER - OHIO STATE University

Context Conditionality

When do nations fight over trade? ERIK GARTZKE - CALIFORNIA - SAN DIEGO, University of

Panel 560

Chair:

Room 231

Ruben Ruiz-Rufino - Insitute of Politics and Public Goods (IPP) - CSIC

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Comparative Democratic ‘Budgeteering’: Incentive Magnitude and Nature, and Policymakers Strategic Capacity to Respond Thereto ROBERT FRANZESE - MICHIGAN, University of (Ann Arbor)

Electoral System Design and Electoral Malpractice SARAH BIRCH - ESSEX, University of Electoral System Change in Central Eastern Europe: Preferences and Success in Institutional Design PHILIPP HARFST - GREIFSWALD, Ernst-Moritz-Arndt University

Tax Competition, Policy Adjustment and Income Redistribution THOMAS PLÜMPER - ESSEX, University of

Party Strategy and Electoral Reform in France, 1946-Present [tabled] JAE-JAE SPOON - IOWA, University of ZACHARY D GREENE - IOWA, University of

Panel 532

The origins of proportional representation in early democracies and the parties of the right. ALBERTO PENADÉS - MADRID, Instituto Juan March de Estudios e

Room HPI 1

Critical Approaches to Transitional Justice II

Investigaciones

Chair:

District Magnitude and Legislators’ Personal Vote-Seeking [tabled] AUDREY ANDRÉ - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Party System Evolution in New Democracies: Electoral Systems, Coordination and Representation NASOS ROUSSIAS - MADRID, Instituto Juan March de Estudios e

Stefan Engert - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-MaximiliansUniversität Reinhart Koessler - FREIBURG, Albert-LudwigsUniversität

The Meaning of Vagueness: Reconciliation as an Empty Signifier in the Spanish Transition to Democracy JUDITH RENNER - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität

Investigaciones

Room 232

Instrumentalisation of memory politics? The case of Spain BEATRICE SCHLEE - FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität SÖREN BRINKMANN - ERLANGEN-NUERNBERG, Friedrich-

Reassessing expert knowledge in policy-making

Alexander Universitaet

The legitimacy of International Criminal Tribunals KLAUS BACHMANN - WARSAW School of Social Psychology

Thomas Pfister - KONSTANZ, Universität

Co-Chair: Anna Horvath - EACEA, Eurydice Disc.:

Disc.:

The Politics of Strategic Budgeteering: An Empirical Investigation of the Fiscal-Political Determinants of Political Business Cycles VERA E TROEGER - ESSEX, University of CHRISTINA SCHNEIDER -

Electoral Markets, Party Strategies and the Choice of Electoral Laws in the Advanced World, 1850-1930 CARLES BOIX - PRINCETON University

Chair:

Co-Chair:

Context and Convergence: Estimating Context-Varying Effects of Political Institutions on Economic Performance JONATHAN HANSON - SYRACUSE University

Kenneth Benoit - DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE, University of

Panel 133

Robert Franzese - MICHIGAN, University of (Ann Arbor)

Partisanship, Fiscal Federalism, and Electoral Cycles in the Italian Regions FRANCESCO STOLFI - DUBLIN, University College MARK HALLERBERG - HERTIE School of Governance

Political Representation and Electoral Systems Chair:

Room 119

Transitional justice discourse in Northern Ireland: The triumph of legal constitutionalism? PETER MUNCE - ULSTER, University of

Ideas in Numbers: Framing Governance as Economic Performance OSSI PIIRONEN - HELSINKI, University of TERO ERKKILÄ - HELSINKI, University of

The Politics of Regret: Reconciliation and Forgiveness in South-East Asia - a cross-country analysis ANJA JETSCHKE - FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität

Science, Politics, and Associative Democracy. VEIT BADER - AMSTERDAM, University of

Panel 424

Re-politicising knowledge, evidence and expertise in contemporary governance EMMA CARMEL - BATH, University of

Room HPI 2

Republican Liberty One Concept Too Many?

The expert look into the future - The production and use of prospective knowledge for decision-making ANJA BAUER - University of Natural Resources and Applied Life

Chair:

Sciences Vienna

MICHAEL PREGERNIG - University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences Vienna

Elena García Guitián - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Thursday, 10 September 2009

Session II: 11.00 am – 12.40 pm

Republicanism in the study of International Relations JORG KUSTERMANS - ANTWERP, University of

The EU as International Actor Chair:

Political uses of the concept of liberty ELENA GARCÍA GUITIÁN - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de

Disc.:

Clarification and Analysis in Isaiah Berlin’s ‘Two Concepts of Liberty’ MARIO RICCIARDI - MILANO, Universitá degli studi di

Informal Elite Dialogue and Democratic Control: Core Dilemma or Key Opportunity for EU Foreign and Security Politics? ANTJE WIENER - HAMBURG, Universität UWE PUETTER - BUDAPEST, Central European University &

Room HPI 4

The Power of Europe - Implementing and Developing the ESS (II): Relations of Power Chair:

Disc.:

HAMBURG, University of

HANNES HANSEN-MAGNUSSON - HAMBURG, UNIVERSITÄT Why Do They Agree? An Empirical Analysis of EU Coordination in the ILO HELENE SJURSEN - OSLO, Universitetet I Arena MARIANNE RIDDERVOLD - OSLO, Universitetet I Arena

Jan Joel Andersson - Swedish Institute of International Affairs

Co-Chair:

Sven Biscop - Egmont - Royal Institute for International Relations

The European Union as International Actor. EU Public Visibility in Media Debates on Humanitarian and Military Interventions (1990-2006) CATHLEEN KANTNER - BERLIN, Freie Universität AMELIE KUTTER - BERLIN, Freie Universität SWANTJE RENFORDT -

Ambiguous ESDP? LUDOVICA MARCHI - CAMBRIDGE, University of How ESS is changing EU's role in collective conflict management. An assessment from Eurasia's Separatist States conflicts in Moldova, Georgia, and Azerbaijan. TANGUY DE WILDE D'ESTMAEL - LOUVAIN, Université catholique

EU roles in trade negotiations with developing countries The EPA case OLE ELGSTRÖM - LUNDS Universitet

GAELLE PELLON - LOUVAIN, Université catholique de

Interests, Balancing, Influence Seeking: A Realist Perspective on the Common Foreign and Security Policy of the EU ALEXANDER REICHWEIN - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-

Arming the actor: On the industrial and technological aspects of ESDP THOMAS TEICHLER - MANCHESTER, University of

Universität

The proof of the pudding... What EU security sector reform policies reveal about the coherence of the ESS URSULA SCHROEDER - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Panel 237

The implementation of the ESS. GAELLE PELLON - LOUVAIN, Université catholique de TANGUY DE WILDE - LOUVAIN, Université catholique de

Panel 142

Chair:

Room HFF 1

Disc.:

Patrick Dumont - LUXEMBOURG, University of / LOUVAIN, Université catholique de

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

How prime ministers prevent party-conflicts in a presidentialized one-party cabinet: Minister appointments in Spain (1977-2009) JOAN BOTELLA CORRAL - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de

Ola Svenonius - SÖDERTÖRNS HÖGSKOLA (University College)

Co-Chair:

Room HFF 3

Intra-party conflict and the selection of cabinet ministers

Surveillance and privacy regulation in a comparative perspective Chair:

Ulrich Sedelmeier - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

The Influence of Turkish Accession on the European Union’s Role as a Global Actor MELTEM MUFTULER-BAC - SABANCI University YAPRAK GURSOY - SABANCI University

Clarification and Analysis in Isaiah Berlins Two Concepts of Liberty MARIO RICCIARDI - MILANO - BICOCCA, Università degli studi di

Panel 482

Cathleen Kantner - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Co-Chair: Helene Sjursen - Arena, University of Oslo

Ministerial careers in European multi-level politics. A new analytic framework [tabled] LUCA VERZICHELLI - SIENA, Università degli studi di

European Internal Security and Data Protection: Conflicting Processes of Europeanization? ROCCO BELLANOVA - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit Facultés universitaires Saint-Louis DENIS DUEZ - BRUXELLES, Facultés universitaires Saint-Louis

The influence of the European party families on the selection of European Commissioners ASTRID SPREITZER - LUXEMBOURG, University of

Right on track? Surveillance and legitimacy in local three transport systems OLA SVENONIUS - SÖDERTÖRNS HÖGSKOLA (University College)

Your time will come (maybe faster than you think!) Canadian Ministerial Appointments: 1935-2008 MATTHEW KERBY - NEWFOUNDLAND, Memorial University of

Privacy and the Public Good: The Swedish discourse on ”the surveillance society” in a comparative perspective FREDRIKA BJÖRKLUND - SÖDERTÖRNS HÖGSKOLA (University

Inter-level career patterns of ministers in Belgium PATRICK DUMONT - LUXEMBURG, University of RÉGIS DANDOY - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de

College)

Ministerial selection and intra-party conflict in postcommunist Hungary CSABA NIKOLENYI - CONDORDIA University

Policy Innovation, Convergence and Divergence: Considering the Policy Transfer Regulating Privacy and Data Protection in Four European Countries KARL LOFGREN - ROSKILDE, University of WILLIAM WEBSTER - STIRLING, University of

Panel 354

Recruitment and appointment of women to cabinet in the Republic of Ireland – authentic or aesthetic? FIONA BUCKLEY - CORK, University College

Room HFF 2

Panel 302

Room HFF 4

Thursday, 10 September 2009

Session II: 11.00 am – 12.40 pm

Race, Gender & Crime Chair:

Symposium

Irfan Nooruddin - OHIO STATE University

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Where are the boundaries of Europe? Geographic location, membership in the Council of Europe, the European Union, or what? Chairs:

The Politics of Scapegoating and the Legal Response to International Terrorism MARIAELISA EPIFANIO - ESSEX, University of

Frank Aarebrot, Bergen University, Norway

Room -

Distinguishing & Estimating the Multifarious Effects of Franchise Extension: New Medians, Candidates, Voter and Representative Behaviour TORUN DEWAN - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

SAMUEL BERLINSKI - LONDON, University College The Political Economy of Battered Woman's Syndrome in the United States IRFAN NOORUDDIN - OHIO STATE University ALLYSON SHORTLE - OHIO STATE University DANA WITTMER - OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY Building the Criminal Justice State: The Domestic Roots of the Global War on Terror DARA STROLOVITCH - MINNESOTA, University of NAOMI MURAKAWA - WASHINGTON, University of

Panel 531

Room HFF 5

The Origins and Evolution of Labor Market Policies Chair: Co-Chair: Disc.:

Dulce Manzano - MADRID, JUAN MARCH de Estudios e Investigaciones José Fernández-Albertos - Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internactionals (IBEI)

Democratization and Dualism in Developing Economies: A Theoretical Approach LUIS FERNANDO MEDINA - VIRGINIA, University of Unions, Representativeness and the Demand for Welfare Policies ACHIM KEMMERLING - BREMEN, Jacobs University Endogenous labour market institutions: The role of history, legal origins, and the political economy of production regimes BENEDICTA MARZINOTTO - UDINE, University of The Economic and Political Origins of Wage Bargaining Institutions [tabled] DULCE MANZANO - MADRID, JUAN MARCH de Estudios e Investigaciones

Rethinking Neo-Corporatist Mates: The Effects of Competition between Left Wing Parties on the Strength of Labour Unions MARIA JIMENEZ-BUEDO - MADRID, Nacional de Educacion a Distancia, Universidad (UNED) OSCAR ROMO MOLINA - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de

Political Origins of Firm Strategies: Evidence from Prussia ALEXANDER KUO - STANFORD University

Panel 378

Yilmaz Esmer, Bahcesehir University Istanbul, Turkey

Room HFF 6

Thursday, 10 September 2009

Session III: 2.00 pm – 3.40 pm

SESSION III THURSDAY / 2.00 PM - 3.40 PM

Question Time! Constitutional and Electoral Reform in the ECPR Chair:

Violent Crime and Democracy after Peace Accords. CHRISTINA STEENKAMP - OXFORD BROOKES University

Martin Bull - SALFORD, University of

Panel 393

IAN BUDGE - ESSEX, University of RUDY ANDEWEG - LEIDEN, Universiteit PIPPA NORRIS - HARVARD UNIVERSITY GIANFRANCO PASQUINO - BOLOGNA, Università di ROBERTO ESPINDOLA - BRADFORD, University of KAREN CELIS – GHENT University HANS KEMAN – Free University Amsterdam

Panel 602

Political leadership: image management and campaigns Chair: Co-Chair: Disc.:

Room H 05

Disc.:

Pär Daléus - STOCKHOLMS Universitet

A modern framework for leadership development: From theory to practice. Criteria for the emergence of new political leadership in modern Greek reality ELENI APOSPORI - Athens University of Economics and Business

Peter Gill - LIVERPOOL, University of

Co-Chair:

Tereza Capelos - SURREY, University of

Matthias Ecker-Ehrardt BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für Sozialforschung (WZB)

The use of intelligence by non-state actors Chair:

Room H 02

(AUEB)

EVANGELIA MARKAKI - Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Constructing Disciplined Workers - Image Management in the Swedish Trade Union Confederation JENNY JANSSON - UPPSALA Universitet

The Myth and the Reality: How fiction shapes our image of the world of intelligence STEFANIA PALADINI - COVENTRY, University of The corroding influence of Pantouflage How the vocation crisis affects French State Intelligence JÉRÔME MARCHAND - Veille Magazine

Voters' perceptions of UK parties and their leaders: Understanding the components of political image TEREZA CAPELOS - SURREY, University of DRUV SHARDA -

Framework for countering industrial espionage in corporate South Africa SETH MUKWEVHO - South African National Academy of

"This is My Territory!" Election Posters as Signals of Campaign Credibility. The case of France and Belgium DELIA DUMITRESCU -

Intelligence

Panel 542

Re-Imagining the Intelligence Community: Symbolic Power and the Pluralization of High Policing CONOR O'REILLY - OXFORD, University of

Panel 471

Southern European exceptionalism and Italian politics: An exception to the end of exception?

Room H 01

Chair:

Societal effects of security sector reform: security governance in postconflict environment Chair:

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Marcel Baumann - FREIBURG, Albert-LudwigsUniversität

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Room H 06

James L Newell - SALFORD, University of Odette Toemscu-Hatto - Sciences Po Paris

Quality of Bureaucracy: A Proposal of Analysis and an Application to the Italian Case MARIA TULLIA GALANTI - SUM - Istituto Italiano scienze umane, Firenze

The politics of non-accommodation: Legislative coalitions and governance through emergency Decrees in Italy LAURENTIU STINGA - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Security Governance and Conflict Transformation: Restorative Justice in Northern Ireland MARCEL M BAUMANN - FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität

Italian Apples and Southern European Oranges? Exceptionalism, Orientalism and Facile Comparisons DUNCAN MCDONNELL - TORINO, Università degli studi di ALFIO MASTROPAOLO - TORINO, Università degli studi di

Albert Ludwigs University of Freiburg

Institutions matter; externally-led security sector reform in post-conflict settings SUSANNE HUIBERTS - Netherlands Defence Academy ANDREA TEFTEDARIJA - Netherlands Defence Academy

Southern European Exceptionalism End in contrast: EU Regional policy and sub-state institutionalisation in Southern Italy and Spain DOMENICO GULLO - Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane (Florence) JORGE TUÑÓN - MADRID, Universidad Complutense de

Imposing Order: Conflict Management, policing and public order NEIL JARMAN - Institute for Conflict Research, Belfast Private forces and new technologies - the role and significance of such agents in transitional contexts NILS ZURAWSKI - HAMBURG, Universität Institut für

Rupture, continuity or discontinuity in the Italian ministerial elite during the XX century [tabled] GOFFREDO ADINOLFI - Centro de Investigação e Estudos de

Volkskunde/Kulturanthropologie

Sociologia (CIES)

Thursday, 10 September 2009

Session III: 2.00 pm – 3.40 pm

Stability and Quality of Political Leadership in Southern Europe GIANFRANCO PASQUINO - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi MARCO VALBRUZZI - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi

Panel 140

Regulatory governance and adaptation to climate change Chair:

Room H 07

Disc.:

SERGENT ARNAUD - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudes politiques de Cemagref Bordeaux

Legitimacy in Multi-level Governance - The case of Forest Certification JOHANNA JOHANSSON - UMEÅ Universitet

Visual vehicles (painting, comics, photography and film) representing war atrocities BEN BARUCH BLICH - Bezalel Academy of Art and Design

Climate Change Adaptation as Governmentality: Cases from the UK and Sweden [tabled] CARINA KESKITALO - UMEÅ Universitet Department of Social and

Art of narrating and question of cultural acknowledgement in reunified Germany [tabled] BARBARA GRÜNING - MACERATA, Università degli studi di

Economic Geography

Rational adaptation to increasing flood risk? Institutional drivers and KRISTIAN KRIEGER - KINGS COLLEGE London

Perverted Art as a Political Conception TOM BRYDER - COPENHAGEN, University of The Philosophy of the Void: Trauma, Memory and the Arts AVIV LIVNAT - TEL AVIV University

Blessing or curse? Navigating increasing system interconnectedness ANNETTE LÖF - UMEÅ Universitet Dept. of Political Science

To Resist or not to Resist: Regarding the Debate over Italian Resustenza within Cesare Pavese [tabled] TUIJA PARVIKKO - JYVÄSKYLÄ, University of

The effects of regulatory governance on traditional resilience building mechanisms of Reindeer Pastoralism in Yamal and Western Finnmark ELLEN INGA TURI - UMEÅ Universitet co-institution: Sami

Dead Mothers, Dying Babies: French Revolution and Social Trauma GAL VENTURA - Bezalel Academy of Art and Design

Panel 208

Disc.:

Bordeaux 4

Dana Arieli - Bezalel Academy of Art and Design

Co-Chair:

Green politics and new industrial opportunities: The Aquitaine paper industry and biomass cogeneration YVES MONTOUROY - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudes politiques de

Reflections of the Past within the Present: Art, Society, Politics Chair:

University College, Kautokeino, Norway

Room H 08

Panel 182

Lost in Translation? Interrogating the International Norm of Gender Equality from a Transnational Feminist Perspective Chair: Co-Chair: Disc.:

E. Carina H. Keskitalo - UMEÅ Universitet

Room S 14

Regenerating Urban Neighbourhoods: multi level governance and neighbourhood interventions Chair:

Susanne Zwingel - SUNY Potsdam

Catherine Durose - DE MONTFORT University

Co-Chair: Bas Denters - TWENTE, Universiteit

Disc.:

Regina Kreide - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität

Clarence Stone - George Washington University

Gender mainstreaming in Dutch development cooperation: from paper to practice ANOUKA VAN EERDEWIJK - NIJMEGEN, Radboud Universiteit

Partnership working in neighbourhood regeneration: Crossnational research on area-based initiatives in England and Germany RENE PETER HOHMANN - KINGS COLLEGE London

A network perspective on global gender politics: The case of Japanese women’s networks HIROMI TANAKA-NAJI - German Institute for Japanese Studies

Bottoms-up? Urban regeneration and citizen participation in Madrid. [tabled] ANDRES WALLISER - Fundacion CIREM Explaining neighbourhood approaches to urban regeneration in the UK CATHERINE DUROSE - DE MONTFORT University VIVIEN LOWNDES - DE MONTFORT University

The unhappy marriage between gender and globalisation FRANCIEN VAN DRIEL - NIJMEGEN, Radboud Universiteit Centre for International Development Issues Nijmegen TINE DAVIDS - NIJMEGEN, Radboud Universiteit Centre for International Development Issues Nijmegen

Ten years of urban regeneration policy in Lille (France) : Does time matter ? MICHÈLE BREUILLARD - LILLE, Institute of Political Studies

More women in politics!: global diffusion of gender quotas and women’s political representation in Togo and Benin GUILLAUME GIRARD - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE),

Regenerating Urban Neighbourhoods in Catalonia (20042008) [tabled] ORIOL NEL·LO - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de

Université de

The Dilemma of Transnationalisation – A Critical Assessment of the Impact of Transnational Networking on Women’s Rights Activism in Egypt and Iran BENJAMIN STACHURSKY - POTSDAM, Universität

Panel 252

Generalitat de Catalunya (Regional Government of Catalonia)

Regenerating of Urban Neighbourhoods in Prague VERA PATOCKOVA - ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC

Room S 12

TOMÁS KOSTELECKY - ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC

Panel 270

Room S 15

Thursday, 10 September 2009

Session III: 2.00 pm – 3.40 pm Can the internet overcome the logic of collective action? An experimental approach to investigating the impact of social pressure on political participation HELEN MARGETTS - OXFORD, University of PETER JOHN - MANCHESTER, University of TOBIAS ESCHER - OXFORD, University of STEPHANE REISSFELDER -

Memory politics: the construction of European memory? Chair:

Karin Liebhart - VIENNA, University of

Co-Chair: Andrej Findor - COMENIUS University Faculty of Arts Disc.:

Eva-Clarita Onken -

Collective Action as Chain Reaction: the tipping game of online leadership HELEN MARGETTS - OXFORD, University of JOSEP COLOMER - BARCELONA, POMPEU FABRA, Universitat

The end of the memory war? From a national to a European memory framework ALINE SIERP - SIENA, Università degli studi di History and Memory: The Construction of European Identity ARIANNA MONTANARI - ROMA LA SAPIENZA, Università di

Panel 158

Geopolitics of Memory: Narratives of WWII and the EU enlargement TATIANA ZHURZHENKO - VIENNA, University of

Political Parties Chair:

A European Memory for a Post-national Europe and its Limitations STEFAN AUER - LA TROBE University

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Don’t forget the guide! Supra-national identities at the museum CHRISTINE CADOT - PARIS VIII (Vincennes - Saint-Denis), Université de

Room S 16

Militant biographies and the construction of a party social basis. The case of the PT in Brazil. CAMILLE GOIRAND - LILLE, Institute of Political Studies Factions as Mechanisms of Party Change: Political Fragmentation in Six Argentine Provinces ALBERTO FÖHRIG - OXFORD, University of

David Karp - LONDON, University College

Ethnic Parties in Latin America: An Analysis of Success Stories (Bolivia, Ecuador and Nicaragua) and Failure (Guatemala, Mexico and Peru) SALVADOR MARTÍ - SALAMANCA, Universidad de

Co-Chair: Henry Radice - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The Disc.:

Olivier Dabène - Institut dEtudes Politiques

Switching Sides: Sustainable Changes in the Costa Rican Party System ROBERT BEERS - SALAMANCA, Universidad de

Human Rights Duties, Humanitarian Assistance and the Insider-Outsider Distinction Chair:

Timothy Power - OXFORD, University of

Political Occupations and Electoral Competition: The Workers Party in Rio Grande do Sul (Brazil) FRÉDÉRIC LOUAULT - AIX-EN-PROVENCE, Université de

Splinters of the Mirror – Remembering „Real Socialism” ÉVA KOVÁCS -

Panel 555

Room S 18

Chris Brown - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Explaining Leadership Selection in the Brazilian Congress: A Multinomial Logistic Model [tabled] JOSÉ ALEXANDRE DA SILVA JÚNIOR - PERNAMBUCO, Federal

Rethinking Human Rights after 9/11: National Security Challenges to Fundamental Human Rights ANDREA BIRDSALL - STRATHCLYDE, University of

University of (UFPE) - Brazil DALSON BRITTO - Federal University of Pernambuco (UFPE) Brazil

Insiders, Outsiders and Human Rights JOSEPH HOOVER - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &

FIGUEIREDO FILHO -

POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Panel 178

The duty of assistance – a duty of justice or charity? SUSAN MURPHY - DUBLIN, University College

Panel 139

Room S 17 The Domestic Salience of Foreign and Security Policy

Contemporary Collective Action Dilemmas Chair:

Room S 19

Chair:

Kai Oppermann - COLOGNE, University of

Co-Chair: Henrike Viehrig - COLOGNE, University of

Peter John - MANCHESTER, University of

Co-Chair: Helen Margetts - OXFORD, University of

Disc.:

The chicken and the egg dilemma reloaded: Issue salience in Canada DAVID BOSOLD - German Council on Foreign Relations, Berlin

Networks of Political Deliberation and Thresholds of Participation SANDRA GONZALEZ BAILON - OXFORD, University of

Catherine de Vries - AMSTERDAM, University of

(DGAP)

Foreign and Security Policy in Press Commentaries [tabled] HENRIKE VIEHRIG - COLOGNE, University of

Internet Growth and e-Government Diffusion: Analyzing user patterns in Europe and Spain XAVIER FERNÁNDEZ I MARÍN - BARCELONA, Universitat Pompeu

Issue salience, political affiliation and the use of force – Germany in comparative perspective JÖRG JACOBS - Europa-Universität Viadrina Academy for

Fabra

Rule dynamics and rule effects in the commons-based peer production MAX LOUBSER - OXFORD, University of

Information and Communication of the GAF

The Salience of European Affairs in the United States Congress ALEXANDER HÖSE - COLOGNE, University of

Thursday, 10 September 2009

Session III: 2.00 pm – 3.40 pm Theoretical perspectives on government organizations

Popular salience of wars: A cross-case and cross-country analysis EBRU CANAN - Bahcesehir University

Chair:

Co-Chair: Tom Christensen - OSLO, Universitetet I

Media Framing in the Post-Cold War Area: The Case of Transatlantic Relations JOSEF SEETHALER - Austrian Academy of Sciences GABRIELE MELISCHEK - Austrian Academy of Sciences

Panel 241

Per Lægreid - BERGEN, Universitetet i

Disc.:

The Paradoxes of the 2000s French Administrative Reorganizations. Comparing Expectations From Organizational Theories and Political Choices of Structures PHILIPPE BEZES - CERSA-National Center for Scientific Research

Room S 20

(CNRS)-Paris 2 Univ

PATRICK LE LIDEC - CERSA-National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS)-Paris 2 Univ

Citizenship Granted, Citizenship Denied, Citizenship Revoked: Migration and Belonging in Europe and North America. Chair:

Specialists and Generalists in Executive Politics KAI WEGRICH - HERTIE School of Governance WERNER JANN - POTSDAM, Universität Policy Ideas, Agenda Dynamics and Whole-of-Government Reform [tabled] ANDREAS BLÄTTE - DUISBURG-ESSEN, University of

Matthew J Gibney - OXFORD, University of

Co-Chair: Randall Hansen - TORONTO, University of Disc.:

Models of Public Administration and New Roles of the State JOHN HALLIGAN - CANBERRA, University of

James Hampshire - SUSSEX, University of Randall Hansen TORONTO, University of

The consequences of organizational innovations The case of privatization and outsourcing [tabled] MORTEN BALLE HANSEN - SOUTHERN DENMARK - ODENSE,

Banishing Citizens: Denaturalisation in the UK before and after September 11 MATTHEW GIBNEY - OXFORD, University of

University of

Political Leadership and Agency Autonomy. Effects of Agencification MORTEN EGEBERG - OSLO, Universitetet I JARLE TRONDAL - AGDER University College

Undocumented Migrants and Resistance in the State of Exception ANTJE ELLERMANN - BRITISH COLUMBIA, University of Are Voting Rights for Denizens a Pathway or an Alternative to Citizenship? Insights from Germany and Portugal LUICY PEDROZA - BREMEN, Universität Bremen International

Panel 206

Room S 23

Graduate School of Social Sciences

Human Rights, Politics and Citizenship Reform in Germany: Why Global Norms Matter PHIL TRIADAFILOPOULOS - TORONTO, University of

Panel 230

Party organization in federal and multilevel systems of governance Chair:

Room S 21

Steven Wolinetz - NEWFOUNDLAND, Memorial University of

Co-Chair: Richard Katz - JOHNS HOPKINS University Disc.:

Context effects in comparative studies of party choice Chair:

Romain Lachat - ZURICH, University of

POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Co-Chair: Wouter van der Brug - AMSTERDAM, University of Disc.:

OSCAR BARBERÀ ARESTE - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Multi-Level Politics and Party Cohesion: Evidence from Mexico IMKE HARBERS - LEIDEN, Universiteit

Mixed Signals: The conditional impact of inter-party divisions on issue voting CATHERINE DE VRIES - AMSTERDAM, University of WOUTER VAN DER BRUG - AMSTERDAM, University of

Party Organisation and Concurrent Multi-Level Local Campaigning Under MMP and STV: The 2007 Devolved Elections in Scotland ALISTAIR CLARK - BELFAST, QUEEN'S University of

Understanding European referenda results: Campaign frames and diffusion ECE OZLEM ATIKCAN - MCGILL University

Political parties in multi-level systems of governance: a territorial politics approach and a comparison of social democratic parties in Germany, Spain and the UK JONATHAN BRADBURY - SWANSEA, University of Wales

District Magnitude and Strategic Adaption to New Electoral Systems PETER SELB - KONSTANZ, Universität

Party strategy in multi-level systems LORI THORLAKSON - ALBERTA, University of

Welfare State and the Mobilization of Class Cleavages ANDRIJA HENJAK - ZAGREB, University of Central European

Coping with Difference: How Canadian and American Parties Manage Regional Difference [tabled] STEVEN WOLINETZ - NEWFOUNDLAND, Memorial University of

Universty, Budapest

Contextual variation in the strength of issue voting ROMAIN LACHAT - ZURICH, University of

Panel 114

Wilfried Swenden - EDINBURGH, University of

Non-State-wide Parties and Multi-level Governance: Spain and the United Kingdom in Comparative Perspective JONATHAN HOPKIN - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &

Panel 519

Room S 22

Room S 24

Thursday, 10 September 2009

Session III: 2.00 pm – 3.40 pm Europeanization: The case of interest groups in Catalonia [tabled] FACUNDO ANIBAL SANTIAGO LÓPEZ - BARCELONA, Universitat

Post-Soviet Russian Nationalism: Ideology, Context, Comparison Chair:

Andreas Umland - EICHSTÄTT, University of

Autònoma de

Co-Chair: Steffen Kailitz - Hannah Arendt Institute for the Study of Totalitarianism Disc.:

EU as a survival kit for organized interests in a new member state: The case of Slovenia [tabled] TINA FERLE - LJUBLJANA, University of

The EU interest group population: A new data set and first empirical results ARNDT WONKA - Bremen International Graduate School of Social

The ‘New Political Novel’ by Right-Wing Writers in PostSoviet Russia ROSALIND MARSH - BATH, University of

Sciences

Ethnic Conflict and Radical Right in Estonia: An Explosive Mixture? JAROSLAVNA PAKSTAITIS - OXFORD, University of

The Density of the EU Interest System: A Test of the ESA Model DAVID LOWERY - LEIDEN, Universiteit

How far is Moscow Weimar? Similarities and Dissimilarities between Inter-War Germany and Post-Soviet Russia ANDREAS UMLAND - EICHSTÄTT, University of STEFFEN KAILITZ - Hannah Arendt Institute for the Study of

EU Funding of European Civil Society Groups CHRISTINE MAHONEY - SYRACUSE University Redefining Business Interest Representation DAVID COEN - LONDON, University College

Totalitarianism

From Communist Totalitarianism to Right-wing Radicalism: The Dynamics of the Crimean Peripheral Politics and Its Impact on the Ukrainian State IDIL P IZMIRLI - GEORGE MASON University

Mechanisms of corporate lobbying in the EU multilevel system: Financial services and chemical regulation compared MARKUS HAVERLAND - ROTTERDAM, Erasmus Universiteit

Panel 238

Moderating/Mediating the Extreme: The Accommodation of Xenophobic Nationalist Views on Vladimir Pozner’s Vremena Programme GALINA MIAZHEVICH - OXFORD, University of RAI

Party Discipline in Europe Chair:

Right-wing extremism among immigrant adolescents from the FSU in Israel and Germany [tabled] ANJA SCHMIDT - BIELEFELD, University of

Panel 82

Disc.:

Room S 25

REPUBLIC

Barking dogs do not bite? Voiced discontent and deviant voting behaviour in the German Bundestag ULRICH SIEBERER - MANNHEIM, Universität Party Group Discipline in Comparison STEFANIE BAILER - ZURICH, University of

Co-Chair: Nathalie Brack - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de Michel Hastings - LILLE, Institute of Political Studies

Setting the Roll-Call Agenda CHRISTIAN STECKER - POTSDAM, Universität

Parliamentary opposition in Italy and the United Kingdom: systemic or issue-oriented? ELISABETTA DE GIORGI - SIENA, Università degli studi di

Party Cohesion in Comparative Perspective: German Parliamentarians and German Members of the European Parliament between 2005 and 2009 [tabled] SVEN REGEL - Chemnitz University of Technology

How opportunistic are opposition parties? An analysis of campaign platforms, 1945-2005 INGO ROHLFING - COLOGNE, University of

The Personal Vote and Legislators’ Attitudes vis-à-vis Party Discipline SAM DEPAUW - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit

A Disloyal Opposition? The Arab-Palestinian Political Parties in Israel ILANA KAUFMAN - OPEN UNIVERSITY OF ISRAEL

Panel 308

Mainstream opposition parties under pressure: The cartelization of government-opposition dynamics in European referendums MATHIEU PETITHOMME - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Chair:

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Michael Bechtel - ETH - Swiss Federal Institute of Technology

Co-Chair: Thomas Sattler - DUBLIN, University College Disc.:

Room S 26

Locating Nash equilibrium in Finnish party system [tabled] ACHILLEFS PAPAGEORGIOU - TAMPERE, University of Explaining Institutional Change: Why Elected Politicians Implement Direct Democracy [tabled] DAVID HUGH-JONES - Max Planck Institute for Economics, Jena

Interest Groups in the EU Policy Process. Chair:

Room S 28

Formal Models in Political Science

Political Opposition: A theoretical perspective NATHALIE BRACK - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de SHARON WEINBLUM - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de

Panel 360

Simon Hug - GENÈVE, Université de

Modelling Legislative Behaviour Using Attitudinal and Behavioural Data: The Case of the Czech Republic [tabled] TOMAS LACINA - ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE CZECH

Sharon Weinblum - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de

Disc.:

Stefanie Bailer - ZURICH, University of

Co-Chair: Simon Hug - GENÈVE, Université de

Parliamentary opposition in comparative perspective Chair:

Room S 27

David Coen - LONDON, University College

Composing a Cabinet and Assigning Jurisdictions TORUN DEWAN - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL

SCIENCE, The

Jan Beyers - ANTWERP, University of

RAFAEL HORTALA-VALLVE - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Thursday, 10 September 2009

Session III: 2.00 pm – 3.40 pm

Analysing the political economy of military conscription policy NIKITAS KONSTANTINIDIS - Institut Barcelona d Estudis

Global Policy Chair:

Internacionals (IBEI)

Opposition Parties, No-Confidence Motions, and the Timing of Elections in Parliamentary Democracies LARON K WILLIAMS - TEXAS A&M University

Disc.:

Christoph Scherrer - KASSEL, University of

The Financial Crisis and Bringing the State Yet Back In Again BRIGITTE YOUNG - MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhlems- Universität

Groupthink: A Rational Choice Explanation and Experimental Evaluation of Leader-Biased Group Decisions CHRISTOPHER BAKER - HARVARD UNIVERSITY GERALD SCHNEIDER - KONSTANZ, Universität

Hunger in the World of Global Governance. A Theoretical Approach Toward Listening FRIEDERIKE HABERMANN - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu

Game Theoretic Models, Mixed Strategy Equilibria, and Equilibrium Selection in Political Science. MICHAEL M BECHTEL - ETH - Swiss Federal Institute of

Rethinking Politico-Economic Models of Democracy in Democracy Promotion MILJA KURKI - ABERYSTWYTH, University of Wales

Technology

CARLOS ALÓS-FERRER - KONSTANZ, Universität

Panel 88

Christoph Scherrer - KASSEL, University of

Co-Chair:

Correlations of Forces and Policy Outcomes: The Political Economy of Inequality in Brazil and South Africa BERNHARD LEUBOLT - Vienna University of Economics and

Room 114

Business Administration

Changing constellations of power and resistance in the global debate over agrofuels AARON LEOPOLD -

A capitalist civil peace? Chair: Co-Chair: Disc.:

Nils Petter Gleditsch - PRIO -

Panel 255

The Effect of Economic Shocks on Civil Conflict: State Weakness or Rebel Recruitment? OLE MAGNUS THEISEN - Norwegian University of Technology and

The Effects of Inequality on Democratic Regimes and Processes

Science

Chair:

HALVARD BUHAUG - Centre for the Study of Civil War, PRIO; HELGE HOLTERMANN - OSLO, University of

Disc.:

& Technology

How Contract-intensive Capitalism Makes Civil War Unthinkable MICHAEL MOUSSEAU - KOC University

Perception and legitimation of economic inequality in Chile. JUAN CARLOS CASTILLO - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu

Are strong and big governments good for peace? The effects of state spending and revenues on civil war MARGIT BUSSMANN - KONSTANZ, Universität

The Origins of Political Inequality: Longitudinal Sibling Differences in Income and Voice MARTIN KROH - BERLIN, Freie Universität and German Institute for Economic Research

Room 231

Inequality and Democracy in Latin America TERRY LYNN KARL - STANFORD University PHILIPPE C SCHMITTER - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Constitutional Courts and Judicial Politics Chair:

Nancy Bermeo - OXFORD, University of

Social Inequality and Inequality in Electoral Participation: Are There Spill-Over Effects? AINA GALLEGO DOBÓN - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de

HANNE FJELDE - UPPSALA Universitet

Panel 561

Carsten Schneider - BUDAPEST, Central European University

Co-Chair: Bob Hancke - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Does Capitalism Pacify? The Effects of Economic Freedom on the Onset of Civil War and Political Dissent, 1970-2006 INDRA DE SOYSA - TRONDHEIM, Norwegian University of Science

Fasting and Feasting*: Democracy and Poor in India ASHWANI KUMAR - Tata Institute of Social Sciences

Sylvain Brouard - Science Po, Paris

Panel 435

Co-Chair: Christoph Hoennige - KAISERSLAUTERN, Technical University Disc.:

Room 119

Nils Petter Gleditsch - PRIO

Room H 09

Institutional Change and Reform in Education Politics and Policies

Constitutional Courts and the Challenges They Present to Comparative Politics CHRISTOPH HOENNIGE - KAISERSLAUTERN, Technical University

Chair:

How do Europeanization strategies of political actors affect the role of Constitutional Courts? ASTRID LORENZ - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu

Co-Chair: Justin Powell - Social Science Research Center Berlin (WZB) Disc.:

Judicial Efficiency: Consolidated and Unconsolidated European Democracies in Comparison AYLIN AYDIN - SABANCI University

The paradox of the teacher-principal relationship. Experience from the marketisation of the Swedish educational sector MARIA JARL - GÖTEBORGS Universitet ANDERS FREDRIKSON - GÖTEBORGS Universitet

Dialogue or/and negotiation: Constitutional pluralism in the European Union after Eastern enlargement. The study on the Czech and Slovak Constitutional Courts’ doctrine TOMAS DUMBROVSKY - Charles University Prague / Max-Planck

Policy ideas, framing and institutional change in compulsory education. Comparing Norway and Scotland. INGRID HELGØY - BERGEN, Universitetet i ANNE HOMME - Bergen, Stein Rokkan Centre for Social Research MARGARET A ARNOTT - GLASGOW CALEDONIAN University IAN MENTER - GLASGOW, University of

Institute, Heidelberg

Panel 155

Moira Nelson - NORTH CAROLINA at CHAPEL HILL, University of

Room 232

Thursday, 10 September 2009

Session III: 2.00 pm – 3.40 pm

Welfare-oriented education policy – Wind of change in the relationship of education and social policy in Germany? SOLVEIG RANDHAHN - MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhlems-

Regional MPs: A closer look at the end of their parliamentary careers. INE VANLANGENAKKER - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit

Universität Institut für Politikwissenschaft

Where do they come from, where do they go? Career paths and attitudes of state legislators in the German multi-level system MICHAEL EDINGER - JENA, FRIEDRICH-SCHILLER Universität

Exit, Voice, and Do-it-yourself: Parents putting facts on ground ANAT GOFEN - JERUSALEM, Hebrew University of ESTI HOSS - JERUSALEM. Hebrew University of

Decentralizing Decentralization in Democratic Spain: The Changing Municipal-Regional Relationship in Spain [tabled] HELDER FERREIRA DO VALE - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE LAURA BRUNET - Autonomous Government of Catalunya

Public Policy in Higher Education Development: Return on University Investment and Tuition Fees VACLAV URBANEK - University of Economics, Prague KATERINA MARSIKOVA - Technical University of Liberec PAVLA REHOROVA -

Panel 244

The establishment and evolution of regional political elites in the Czech Republic DAN RYSAVY - PALACKY University

Room H 10

Panel 425 Transnational campaigns, protest and social movements. Chair:

Regulatory agencies and the Europeanization of food safety policy

Donatella della Porta - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Chair:

Disc.:

The Political Language of the World Social Forum. The Emergence of a Political Identity [tabled] GABRIELE DE ANGELIS - NOBA DE LISBOA, Universidade

The Parable of the Poisoned Pork: A Study of the 2008 Irish Pork Dioxin Crisis DONAL CASEY - DUBLIN, University College JAMES LAWLESS - DUBLIN, University College

Challenging Geopolitical Certainties: Transnational Activism During the Cold War MARTIN KLIMKE - HEIDELBERG, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität German Historical Institute, Washington, DC

Designing novel regulatory arrangements for food risk governance in post-BSE Europe: A battle over borders ANNE LOEBER - AMSTERDAM, University of

Comparing Transnational Protest against Repression in Burma, 1988 & 2007 THOMAS OLESEN - AARHUS Universitet

The emergence of EFSA’s soft power in the European Food Safety governance ALBERTO ALEMANNO - HEC Paris

The challenges of transnational non-violent direct action in community conflicts: the case of peace French mobilizations in Israel/Palestine BRIGITTE BEAUZAMY - PARIS 13, University of

Risk Regulation without Politics? Regime Structures in the Field of Food Safety Politics in Germany, Great Britain and the Netherlands FRANK JANNING - HAMBURG, Universitaet

Thematic networks of the European Social Forum: Resource for action or spaces for conflicts? [tabled] LOÏC MOISSONNIER - GRENOBLE, Université de Institut d Etudes

Panel 379

Politiques

Institutions, Critical Contentious Junctures, and Hegemonic Bias in a Labour INGO’s Transnational Campaign ANTONINA GENTILE - JOHNS HOPKINS University, The

Room HPI 1

Regional politicians: a growing mesoelite?

Disc.:

Andres Mejia Acosta - Institute of Development Studies

Co-Chair: Joachim Wehner - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Xavier Coller - PABLO de OLAVIDE, Universidad -

Room HPI 3

The Politics of Budgeting and Fiscal Policy: New Perspectives and Approaches Chair:

Co-Chair:

Aleksander Surdej - Cracow University of Economics

The Europeanization of the Spanish food safety policy: Framing and institutional change and its relation to European soft law ANA MARIA PALAU ROQUE - BARCELONA, Universidad de

The Politics of Transnational Campaigning: The Mobilization for the UN Reform and Global Democracy RAFFAELE MARCHETTI - LUISS

Chair:

Gabriele Abels - TÜBINGEN, Universität

Co-Chair: Alexander Kobusch - TÜBINGEN, Universität

Ruth Reitan - MIAMI, University of

Panel 257

Room HPI 2

Disc.:

Mark Hallerberg - HERTIE School of Governance

Natural resources and new budget coalitions in the Andes MEJIA ACOSTA ANDRES - SUSSEX, University of Institute of

A new political elite in Western Europe? Regional prime ministers in Spain, France and United Kingdom (1978-2008) JUAN RODRIGUEZ TERUEL - OPEN UNIVERSITY, The

Development Studies

Minority governments and budget deficits: The role of the opposition IGNACIO JURADO - OXFORD, University of Juan March Institute

The determinants of turnout in Italian regional legislatures (1970-2008) MICHELE LO RUSSO - SIENA, Università degli studi di

Budgeting versus implementing fiscal policy in the EU PETER WIERTS - De Nederlandsche Band and University of Amsterdam

Gender and Regional political elite in Andalusia [tabled] FABIOLA MOTA CONSEJERO - Centre of Andalusian Studies

ROEL BEETSMA, - AMSTERDAM, University of MASSIMO GIULIODORI -

(Centro de Estudios Andaluces) MANUEL FERNÁNDEZ GARCÍA - Centre of Andalusian Studies (Centro de Estudios Andaluces)

Thursday, 10 September 2009

Session III: 2.00 pm – 3.40 pm

Budget institutions and fiscal policy outcomes: New evidence from a global sample PAOLO DE RENZIO - OXFORD, University of JOACHIM WEHNER - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &

The EUs performance in international institutions: case studies Chair:

POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Co-Chair:

A Leaner, Meaner Guardian? The Determinants of Executive Control over Public Spending PHILIPP KRAUSE - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &

Disc.:

POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

FEDERICO REVELLI - TORINO, Università degli studi di

Wolfgang Goethe-Universität

Room HPI 4

G8? – The constructed ambiguity of European Union actorness within the G8 summit JUDITH HUIGENS - AMSTERDAM, University of ARNE NIEMANN - AMSTERDAM, University of

Ethnic conflicts and federalism Jeremy Allouche - Massachusetts Institute of Technology

The EU, the World Bank and the changing geometries of development policymaking EUGENIA BARONCELLI - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi di

Co-Chair: Nina Caspersen - LANCASTER , University of Disc.:

Recipe for success or a taste of disaster? What the EU does and does not achieve in the FAO ROBERT KISSACK - Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internactionals

Nina Caspersen - LANCASTER , University of

Nation Making and State Building in Africa: A comparison between Nigeria and Ivory Coast JEREMY ALLOUCHE - OXFORD, University of

(IBEI)

The EU in international organisations: The case of the OECD PETER CARROLL - TASMANIA, University of AYNSLEY KELLOW - TASMANIA, University of

SAT-A: Canada's Unseen Role in Afghanistan TRACEY OTTO - KENT, University of Lynching: Fear, collective violence, and ethnic conflict in Turkey BURCU ÇINGAY - BOGAZICI UNIVERSITY

Panel 432

Separatism and Struggles at the Centre LEE SEYMOUR - HARVARD UNIVERSITY KRISTIN M BAKKE - LEIDEN, Universiteit

Panel 160

Katie Laatikainen -

A single voice for multilateralism? Assessing the impact of the CFSP on the EUs performance in multilateral negotiations CAROLINE FEHL - OXFORD, University of / FRANKFURT, Johann

(WZB)

Chair:

Assessing the EU’s Performance in Negotiated International Institutions: The Case of Climate Change SEBASTIAN OBERTHÜR - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit

Decentralization, competition and the local tax mix: Evidence from Flanders [tabled] BENNY GEYS - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für Sozialforschung

Panel 517

Eugenia Baroncelli - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi di

Room HFF 3

Intra-party conflict, individual ministers’ resignations and cabinet reshuffles

Room HFF 1

Chair:

Hanna Bäck - MANNHEIM, Universität

Co-Chair: Luca Verzichelli - SIENA, Universit degli studi di

Party Competition and Second Chambers in Federal States Chair:

Disc.:

Keith Dowding AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL University

Uwe Jun - TRIER, University of

Intra-party conflict and cabinet dynamics in democratic Spain (1977-2009) JOSÉ REAL-DATO - GRANADA, University of / ALMERIA, University

Co-Chair: Sven Leunig - JENA, FRIEDRICH-SCHILLER Universität Disc.:

of Almería

The Paradox of Federal Bicameralism GIANCARLO DORIA - COLUMBIA University

The Effect of European Integration on Cabinet Reshuffles: A Comparison of Germany, Sweden and the UK THOMAS PERSSON - UPPSALA Universitet HANNA BÄCK - MANNHEIM, Universität

Political parties and the dynamics of federalism KLAUS DETTERBECK - MAGDEBURG, University of

Structural and Strategic Factors Affecting the Hiring and Firing of Ministers [tabled] KEITH DOWDING - AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL University PATRICK DUMONT - LUXEMBOURG, Université du

Party Deadlock in Federal Second Chambers – A Comparative Perspective SVEN LEUNIG - JENA, FRIEDRICH-SCHILLER Universität Proposal concerning the ECPR-Panel: Party Competition and Second Chambers in Federal States UWE JUN - TRIER, University of

Panel 173

Patrick Dumont - LUXEMBOURG, University of

Selection and deselection of ministers in Romania and their impact on party life LAURENTIU STEFAN - BUCHAREST, University of Constitutional Rules and Competing Risks: Monarchs, Presidents, Prime Ministers and Cabinet Survival and Termination in West and Eastern Europe EDWARD MORGAN-JONES - OXFORD, University of PETRA SCHLEITER - OXFORD, University of

Room HFF 2

Intra-party dynamics and party splits HANDE MUTLU - NEW YORK University

Panel 303

Room HFF 4

Thursday, 10 September 2009

Session III: 2.00 pm – 3.40 pm

Federal, regional, and decentralized systems and the dynamics of the distribution of powers in Europe: Multi-level Governance and Europeanization Chair:

Annegret Eppler - TÜBINGEN, Universität

Co-Chair: Martin Große Hüttmann - TÜBINGEN, Universität Disc.:

Eve Hebpurn - EDINBURGH, University of

The EU as a multi-level policy space: Reassessing impacts and strategies at the sub-state level. CAROLYN MOORE - BIRMINGHAM, University of Reforming federations without constitutional reform: Spain and Canada in comparative perspective CÉSAR COLINO - MADRID, Nacional de Educacion a Distancia, Universidad (UNED)

ANGUSTIAS HOMBRADO - KENT, University of Europeanization of Federal and Unitarian States within the EU MICHÈLE KNODT - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität SIGITA URDZE - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität European Standards and the Framing of Regional Reforms in Eastern Europe MARTIN BRUSIS - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität

Panel 394

Room HFF 6 Symposium

National identity and European identity: Towards multiple political identities in Europe? Chairs:

Andrea Schlenker, University of Luzern, Switzerland Juan Diez Medrano, University of Barcelona, Spain

Discussants: Sophie Duchesne, Sciences-Po, Paris, France Richard Hermann, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, USA

Room -

Don’t miss! 16.30 - 17.15 - Opening Address & Awards Ceremony 17.15 - 18.45 - Roundtable chaired by Wolfgang Merkel 19.00 - 22.00 - Opening reception

Friday, 11 September 2009

Session IV: 9.00 am – 10.40 am

SESSION IV FRIDAY / 9.00 AM - 10.40 AM

Problems and solutions for research in intelligence studies Chair:

Judicial politics – Shifting boundaries between legal orders

Wolfgang Krieger - MARBURG, PhilippsUniversität

Chair:

Susanne K Schmidt - BREMEN, Universität

Co-Chair:

Co-Chair: Waltraud Schelkle - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Disc.:

The Historical Analysis of South African Civilian Intelligence Services: The case Bureau of State Security (BOSS), 19691979 KGOSHI MATHABATHA - South Africa National Academy of

The Right to be a Family – On Judicial Politics, Union Citizenship and National Immigration Policy DORTE SINDBJERG MARTINSEN - COPENHAGEN, University of

Intelligence

Department of Political Science

Some Hints on Secrecy and Intelligence Studies EDUARDO E ESTEVEZ - Fundacion de Estudios Economicos y

Adjusting European law against political will – The case of the -Rüffert- decision (C-346/06) and following reforms of procurement laws in German states DETLEF SACK - BIELEFELD, University of

Politicas Publicas

Google AND James Bond - Using IT to overcome intelligence failures ALEX MARTIN - Libra Advisory Group PETER WILSON - Libra Advisory Group

Political Dereliction and Judicial Choice MICHELLE EVERSON - LONDON, University of, BIRKBECK COLLEGE

French intelligence studies in France ERIC DENÉCÉ GÉRALD ARBOIT -

Panel 469

Regulation between judicial and legislative politics: The case of the new internal market package for goods SUSANNE SCHMIDT - BREMEN, Universität Industrial Relations in Sweden and Europeanization [tabled] KELVIN J BANNAN - VICTORIA, WELLINGTON, University of

Room H 01

Social Europe without boundaries? The Commission, the Court of Justice and the development of social security for migrant workers ANDREAS HOFMANN - COLOGNE, University of

The role of Parliaments in Deployments Abroad Chair: Co-Chair: Disc.:

Deborah Mabbett - LONDON, University of, BIRKBECK COLLEGE

Heiner Hänggi - Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF)

Panel 124

Room H 05

Gerrard Quille -

Psychological Determinants of Electoral Choices

Europeans in Afghanistan. Decision-Making Processes in Britain, France and Germany NICOLAI VON ONDARZA - Bundeswehr Institute of Social Sciences MICHAEL KLEMM - LEIPZIG, University of

Chair: Co-Chair:

Strengthening Parliamentary War Powers in Europe: Lessons from 25 National Parliaments SANDRA DIETERICH - DÜSSELDORF, Heinrich-Heine-Universitaet HARTWIG HUMMEL - DÜSSELDORF, Heinrich-Heine-Universitaet STEFAN MARSCHALL - SIEGEN, UNIVERSITY OF

Disc.:

Mikael Persson - GÖTEBORGS Universitet Rodolphe Gouin - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudes politiques de

From attitudes to voting behaviour: The chain of psychological events underlying the electoral decision making processes ANGIOLA DI CONZA - NAPOLI FEDERICO II Universita' di VINCENZO PAOLO SENESE - NAPOLI FEDERICO II, Universita di AUGUSTO GNISCI MARCO PERUGINI -

Revisiting Reversed Causality: External Threat and the Parliamentary Control of Military Missions in Democracies DIRK PETERS - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT WOLFGANG WAGNER - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT Parliamentary oversight of civilian and military ESDP missions: The European and National Levels HANS BORN - Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed

The psychology of casting one or two ballots. Effects of different proportional electoral systems on voting behaviour. SASCHA HUBER - MANNHEIM, Universität

Forces (DCAF)

SUZANA ANGHEL - Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of

Parties and the Partisanship of Arguments MILIC THOMAS - ZURICH, University of

Armed Forces (DCAF)

Panel 396

Tereza Capelos - SURREY, University of

Room H 02

The Economy and the Undecided Voters: Voter Heterogeneity in the 2005 British General Election SPYROS KOSMIDIS - ESSEX, University of Ballot Paper Photographs and Voting THERESA REIDY - CORK, University College FIONA BUCKLEY - CORK, University College

Friday, 11 September 2009

Session IV: 9.00 am – 10.40 am

The 9-11-Rally in the U.S. – an Individual Level Analysis [tabled] CORINA WAGNER - GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social

A feminist perspective on the democratic deficit of the European Integration STEFANIE KESSLER - BREMEN, Universität

Sciences, Mannheim

Panel 543

Panel 329

Room H 06

Ends, Means and Counter Terror Tactics - Tired Debates or Still Worth Discussing?

The activists of 68, forty years after. Chair:

Erik Neveu - RENNES I, lnstitut d'Etudes Politiques de

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Chair: Disc.:

Hollywood, Washington and the sublime aesthetic of torture before and after 9/11. STEFAN ENGERT - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Torture and the ticking bomb BOB BRECHER - BRIGHTON, University of

Ordinary “Soixante-huitards”, mythology and sociology ERIK NEVEU - RENNES I, lnstitut d Etudes Politiques de

Coercive interrogation PHILIP RUMNEY - WEST OF ENGLAND, University of the

Room H 07

The ethics of terrorism prosecution: The gains of criminalisation and the pains of the right to a fair trial CLIVE WALKER - LEEDS, University of

Photography and International Conflict

Panel 127

Liam Kennedy - DUBLIN, University College

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Chair:

& Technology

Climate Politics: Analysing the discourse concerning climate change at the Greek Parliament, 2000-2007 IOSIF BOTETZAGIAS - AEGEAN, University of the THEODOROS IOSIFIDES - AEGEAN, University of the

Room H 08

Green Party Impact on Climate Policies in Western Europe [tabled] BERNHARD MILLER - MANNHEIM, Universität

Yvonne Galligan - BELFAST, QUEEN'S University of -

Nuclear Power and Environmentalism in Italy DOMINIC STANDISH - IOWA, University of

Gender perspectives on democratic governance in the multi-level EU polity

Disc.:

Political Strategy and Climate Policy HUGH COMPSTON - CARDIFF University IAN BAILEY - PLYMOUTH, University of

The New Photojournalism: Documenting US Foreign Policy After the Vietnam War LIAM KENNEDY - DUBLIN, University College

Sozialforschung (WZB)

Who's Looking?: Consumption of International News Stories and Photojournalism's Place in the Current Media Economy CAITLIN PATRICK - DUBLIN, University College

Co-Chair:

Hugh Compston - CARDIFF University

Co-Chair:

Climate Change Policy in Germany and Japan. A Comparison with Special Consideration of Global Fairness Norms HELMUT WEIDNER - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für

YouTube Commemoration: Tributes to fallen US soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan KARI ANDEN-PAPADOPOULOS - STOCKHOLMS Universitet

Chair:

Room S 13

The Politics of Climate Policy 1

Territorializing Vision: Geographies of Suffering in World Press Photos Awards JUSTIN CARVILLE - School of Creative Art, Institute of Art, Design

Panel 286

Dirty Hands and the Romance of the Ticking Bomb Terrorist CHRISTOPHER J FINLAY - BIRMINGHAM, University of

Revolutionaries or Reformists? Italian 1968 Activists Between the Pci and the Movement CLAUDIA CAPELLI - MILANO, Università degli studi di

Chair:

Jon Moran - WOLVERHAMPTON, University of

Co-Chair: Mark Phythian - LEICESTER University of

Political participation in Europe: Continuity or generational change? GEMA GARCIA ALBACETE - MANNHEIM, Universität

Panel 119

Room S 12

The (non-)politics of managing transitions to low carbon societies ADRIAN SMITH - SUSSEX, University of IVAN SCRASE - SUSSEX, University of

Panel 200

Between Institutional and Public Advocacy: Transnational Women’s Networks in the European Union SABINE LANG - WASHINGTON, University of

Room S 14

Horizontalism and hierarchy in central-local relations

European integration and gender equality in Greece: From the feminist movement of the 1970s to the judicial battles of the 1990s DIA ANAGNOSTOU - Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign

Chair:

Anders Lidström - UMEÅ Universitet

Co-Chair: Jacob Aars - BERGEN, Universitetet i

Policy

Disc.:

Mapping gender equality advocacy coalitions in the European Union PETRA AHRENS - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu

Jefferey Sellers - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, University of

Horizontal and vertical integration in networks of territorial governance JUERGEN R GROTE - Charles University Prague

Women and Cabinet Power in CEE countries (1991-2006) ANGELA MOVILEANU - SIENA, Università degli studi di

Friday, 11 September 2009

Session IV: 9.00 am – 10.40 am

Local territorial politics and intermunicipal cooperation: An equilibrium between government and governance? SILVIA BOLGHERINI - NAPOLI FEDERICO II, Universita di

Global Equality and National Self-Determination CHRIS ARMSTRONG - SOUTHAMPTON, University of Democracy? The State? What do we need for Implementing Principles of Global Justice? FABIAN SCHUPPERT - BELFAST, QUEEN'S University of

Asymmetric Decentralization and Social Expenditure in Brazilian Municipalities [tabled] RODRIGO RODRIGUES-SILVEIRA - SALAMANCA, Universidad de

Borders and the Limits of Democracy AYELET BANAI - OXFORD, University of & FRANKFURT, Johann

The Upper Adriatic Euroregion: A case of multi level governance? [tabled] ELISABETTA NADALUTTI - BATH, University of

Wolfgang Goethe-Universität

To Discursively Reconcile Utopia and Reality, Justice and Democracy CHRISTOPH HUMRICH - BREMEN, Universität Institut für

The Invisible Hand of the State? CHRISTINE HUDSON - UMEÅ Universitet

Interkulturelle und Internationale Studien

Coordination of vertical and horizontal mechanisms: Being a state representative in the Paris region. PAULINE PRAT - Sciences-Po Paris / CEVIPOF

Panel 261

Vertical and Horizontal Coordination in Russian Local Government ADRIAN CAMPBELL - BIRMINGHAM, University of ELENA DENEZHKINA - BIRMINGHAM, University of

Panel 293

New media and electoral participation Chair:

Room S 15

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Sara Vissers - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit

Cyber-democracy: Dividing or merging factor? A study of ICT use during the Spanish national elections of 2008 MONICA POLETTI - REY JUAN CARLOS, Universidad VÍCTOR BLANCO SAMPEDRO - REY JUAN CARLOS, Universidad

Silvia Mihalikova - COMENIUS University Faculty of Arts

Co-Chair: Olga Gyarfasova - Institute for Public Affairs Disc.:

Eva Anduiza - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de

In (e)vote we trust LETIZIA CAPORUSSO - TRENTO, Universita degli studi di

The Symbolic Dimension of European Politics Chair:

Room S 17

Andreas Pribersky - VIENNA, University of

The Internet’s impact on the politicization of citizens about Europe. CHARLOTTE DOLEZ - INSTITUTE OF POLITICAL STUDIES Sciences

Wilhelm Hofmann Fachgebiet Politikwissenschaft TU München

Po Paris

Neutrality, Direct Democracy and Federalism: The symbolic dimensions of Swiss political system against EU integration [tabled] SONIA MARGARIDA PEDRO SEBASTIAO - LISBON, Tecnical

Is the internet bringing about a new quality of democracy? An analysis of the effect of remote electronic voting on turnout DANIEL BOCHSLER - ZURICH, University of

University of (ISCSP)

Can online deliberation transform citizens? Knowledge and opinion change in an internet field experiment in the UK PETER JOHN - MANCHESTER, University of CORINNE WALES - SOUTHAMPTON, University of

European Political Rituals: A Challenging Tradition in the Making FRANÇOIS FORÊT - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de A more perfect Union? Visualizing Enlargement and Integration with the legacies of East and West PETRA BERNHARDT - VIENNA, University of Department of

Panel 184

Room S 18

Political Science

Regional Integration in Latin America: Mapping the Gap between Performance and Discourse

Communal symbolism and political legitimacy in the European Union TOBIAS THEILER - DUBLIN, University College A Rocky Road or a Sisyphusian Mountain? Theorizing Turkey's Relationship with the European Union TORSTEN J SELCK - BILKENT University

Chair: Co-Chair: Disc.:

How to epitomize the European identity? EU action in the field of heritage. ORIANE CALLIGARO - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Gian Luca Gardini - BATH, University of

Analysing the role of the state leaders within the regional integration process: The experience of the Andean Community of Nations NADYA HERRERA CATALÁN - READING University

New nation-states with old answers? ERIKA HARRIS - LIVERPOOL, University of

Panel 554

Andrés Malamud - LISBON, University of

The accession of Venezuela to Mercosur: Democratic identity and the quest for regional power in South America ANDREA RIBEIRO HOFFMANN - PONTIFICA UNIVERSIDADE

Room S 16

CATOLICA DO RIO DE JANEIRO (PUC-Rio)

Global Justice and Democracy Chair:

Private Sector Interests and Regional Integration in Latin America [tabled] JESSICA CRIVELLI - ZURICH, University of

Regina Kreide - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität / Justus Liebig University Giessen

Brazilian Foreign Policy towards South America integration: Beliefs in Formulation and Pragmatism in Practice MIRIAM GOMES SARAIVA - Universidade do Estado do Rio de

Co-Chair: Andreas Niederberger - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Disc.:

Janeiro

Rainer Schmalz-Bruns - HANNOVER, University of

Non-economic Mercosur: Achievements and limits of a strategic alliance ANDREA OELSNER - ABERDEEN, University of

Justice, Transnational Democracy, and Plurality FRIEDRICH ARNDT - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität

Friday, 11 September 2009

Session IV: 9.00 am – 10.40 am

Parliamentary institutionalization in Mercosur: How rhetorical is it? CLARISSA DRI - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudes politiques de

The German federal election 2005: exceptional case or watershed in German voting behaviour?

NAFTA and Beyond: United States’ Trade Policy towards Latin America [tabled] OYA YEGEN - BOSTON University

Chair: Co-Chair:

The energy sector within Latin American regional integration processes: Weaknesses and perspectives of developed initiatives [tabled] MAITE J ITURRE - BASQUE COUNTRY, University of the

Disc.:

Panel 156

The effects of economic evaluations on party preferences in Germany against the background of the world economic crisis MARKUS STEINBRECHER - MANNHEIM, Universität

Room S 19

How will Merkel’s Grand Coalition Affect the Outcome of the 2009 German Federal Election? EVELYN BYTZEK - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-

Challenges to the Liberal Agenda: Democracy Promotion in Conflict Situations Chair: Co-Chair: Disc.:

Universität

Better late than never: Campaign-deciders at the 2005 German parliamentary election RÜDIGER SCHMITT-BECK - MANNHEIM, Universität

Jonas Wolff - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT

Mobilization and De-Mobilization: Floating Voters in Election Campaigns, and Between Elections BERNHARD WEßELS - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für

Peter Burnell - WARWICK, University of

Sozialforschung (WZB)

Democracy Promotion under Threat. Western DPP Policies towards Afghanistan and Iraq SONJA GRIMM - KONSTANZ, Universität

Panel 146

German Aid: Democracy, Poverty and Conflict, 2000-2008 JÖRG FAUST - Bonn, German Development Institute SEBASTIAN ZIAJA - German Development Institute Chair:

Security Affairs (SWP) CHRISTIAN HAAS - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität

Disc.:

Bureaucratic Structure, Politics and Corruption CARL DAHLSTROM - GÖTEBORGS Universitet VICTOR LAPUENTE - GÖTEBORGS Universitet

Room S 20

Performative Accountability in Europe: Problems and Paradoxes of National Adaptations to Convergence Pressures PAOLA MATTEI - MANNHEIM, Universität MZES

Economic Migration and the European Union: a Blessing Within but a Threat From Outside? 2

Measuring Regulators Statutory Independence CHRIS HANRETTY - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE CHRISTEL KOOP - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Matthias Mayer - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Panel 219

Co-Chair: Lior Herman - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The Disc.:

Room S 23

The causes for the success and failure of the radical right in Central and Eastern Europe

Fighting the illegal labour migration of third-country workers KATERINA MARINA KYRIERI - European Institute of Public Administration

Migrants from “third countries” and their labour in the EU MOJCA PAJNIK - Peace Institute

Chair:

Governing stratification: Migrant workers in the EU prism of ‘economic migration’ REGINE PAUL - BATH, University of EMMA CARMEL - BATH, University of

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Steffen Kailitz - Hannah-Arendt-Institute for the Research on Totalitarianism Andreas Umland - EICHSTÄTT, University of

Are there opportunity structures for the Radical Right? A comparative analysis of the Visegrad Group countries. DOMINIKA KASPROWICZ - PEDAGOGICAL University, Krakow

Temporary and circular labour migration: Reassessing the established public policies RICARD ZAPATA-BARRERO - BARCELONA, Universitat Pompeu

Explaining the failure of radical right parties in Estonia ANDRES KASEKAMP - TARTU, University of

Fabra

ROCÍO FAUNDEZ GARCÍA - BARCELONA, Universitat Pompeu

The rise of islamism in the light of European totalitarianism MEHDI MOZAFFARI- AARHUS Universitet

Fabra

ELENA SÁNCHEZ MONTIJANO - BARCELONA, Universitat Pompeu

Manoeuvring for the Right: Atypical Features of a Bulgarian Radical Right-Wing Party TODOR HRISTOV - SOFIA, University of

Fabra

Panel 593

Isabella Proeller - POTSDAM, Universität

Co-Chair:

Organisational Capabilities and Performance in the Public Sector: Linking Capacity and Results JOHN PHILIPP SIEGEL - POTSDAM, Universität

US-Policy Towards Pakistan: Promoting Democracy or Containing Terrorism? IRIS WURM - HSFK

Chair:

Room S 22

Organizing the management and measurement of performance

Taming Serbia – The Impact of EU-Conditionality on the Democratization Process SOLVEIG RICHTER - German Institute for International and

Panel 120

Rüdiger Schmitt-Beck - MANNHEIM, Universität

Room S 21

Friday, 11 September 2009

Session IV: 9.00 am – 10.40 am

The Diffusion of Radical Right Ideology in Central-Eastern Europe: The Case of Poland and Slovakia BARTEK PYTLAS - Europa-Universität Viadrina

How Deficient is EU Implementation? Moving Beyond Transposition [tabled] KENNETH HANF - BARCELONA, POMPEU FABRA, Universitat

The Radical Right in Bulgaria [tabled] KATJA MICHALAK - AMERICAN UNIVERSITY IN BULGARIA

The Cycle of EU Climate Policy: The implementation feedback for policy formulation ANDREA LENSCHOW - OSNABRÜCK University

From Alienation of the Working Class to the Rise of the Far Right? Party Strategy and Cleavage Evolution in PostCommunist Societies DJORDJE STEFANOVIC - OXFORD, University of GEOFFREY EVANS - OXFORD, University of

Panel 104

Panel 288

Electoral Democracy in Europe: Research from the PIREDEU Project

Room S 25 Chair:

Towards good governance within the public sector. But, good governance: what’s in the name? Chair:

Between satisfaction and indifference OLGA GYARFASOVA - Institute for Public Affairs, Bratislava

Can the Danish model survive globalization? HANNE FOSS HANSEN - COPENHAGEN, University of TORBEN BECK JØRGENSEN - COPENHAGEN, University of

Policy Representation in New and Stable Democracies RADOSLAW MARKOWSKI - INSTITUTE OF POLITICAL STUDIES

Managing the public sector in the name of good governance DRIES VERLET - Research Center of the Flemish Government CARL DEVOS - GHENT University WOUTER VAN DOOREN - ANTWERP, University of

Panel 315

Room S 26

Chair:

Jeremy Richardson - OXFORD, University of

Disc.:

Room S 28

Analytical Approaches to the Study of Conflict

Policy implementation in the European Union -

Persistent Political Divides, Electoral Volatility and Citizen Involvement: Testing the Freezing Hypothesis in the 2004 European Election GÁBOR TÓKA - BUDAPEST, Central European University TANIA GOSSELIN - Université du Québec à Montréal

Promoting Good Governance Globally: The Current and Future Role of Development Aid JENNIFER GAUCK - KENT, University of

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Media and Turnout in European Parliamentary Elections SUSAN BANDUCCI - EXETER, University of CLAES DE VREESE - AMSTERDAM, University of

Evaluating Executive Governance in OECD Member States. Design and Key Findings of an Expert Survey ANNA NAAB - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität MARTIN BRUSIS - martin.brusis@lrz.uni-muenchen.de

Chair:

Co-Chair:

Micro-foundations of 2nd-order elections theory: A theoretical reconstruction and empirical test HERMANN SCHMITT - MANNHEIM, Universität ALBERTO SANZ - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de

Good governance in top-level coordination and consultation forums: Looking for determinants. JÜRGEN SPANHOVE - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit KOEN VERHOEST - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit

Panel 180

Mark Franklin - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

The Impact of Media Framing in Multilevel Elections: Experimental Evidence [tabled] JILL WITTROCK - OXFORD, University of SARA BINZER HOBOLT - OXFORD, University of

Dries Verlet - Research Center of the Flemish Government

Co-Chair: Wouter Van Dooren - ANTWERP, University of Disc.:

Room S 27

Gerald Schneider - KONSTANZ, Universität

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Poverty, Inequality, and Conflict: Using Within-Country Variation to Evaluate Competing Hypotheses KRISTIAN SKREDE GLEDITSCH - ESSEX, University of HALVARD BUHAUG - Centre for the Study of Civil War, PRIO

Policy Implementation by European Regulatory Authorities; A theoretical analysis of factors influencing the acceptance and implementation of alternatives to animal testing by European Regulatory Authorities. [tabled] MARIE-JEANNE SCHIFFELERS - UTRECHT, University of

Primary Commodities Dependence, Price Volatility, and Political Instability in Sub-Saharan Africa MAGNUS ÖBERG - UPPSALA Universitet Department of Peace and Conflict Research

Do Different Worlds of Compliance in the EU27 ask for Different Remedies? FALKNER, GERDA - VIENNA, University of

Testing Bargaining Theory: A Unified Approach to Ethnic Civil War Onset, Duration, and Termination JULIAN WUCHERPFENNIG - ETH Zürich

The Many Faces of European Policy Implementation: An Analysis of Sector-Specific Compliance in the EU-27 JALE TOSUN - KONSTANZ, Universität CHRISTOPH KNILL - KONSTANZ, Universität

Putting the Pieces Together: Analysing the Interdependencies of Battle Violence and Civilian Victimisation in Civil Wars MARTIN OTTMANN - NOTTINGHAM, University of

Compliance with the major provisions of EU directives: The effect of discretion and incentives to deviate. ROBERT THOMSON - DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE, University of

Peacekeeping and the Course of Civil War HAN DORUSSEN - ESSEX, University of CLIONADH RALEIGH - DUBLIN Trinity College

It Ain’t Over When It’s Over: Post-accession compliance with minority protection rules in new EU member states GUIDO SCHWELLNUS - ETH Zürich

War Outcome, Ethnic Support, and Democratization after Civil Wars NILS METTERNICH - ESSEX, University of

Friday, 11 September 2009

Session IV: 9.00 am – 10.40 am

Rebellion, Rites, and Rituals - How Uganda's Children Become Soldiers [tabled] ROOS VAN DER HAER - KONSTANZ, Universität LILLI BANHOLZER - KONSTANZ, Universität

Panel 100

Policy Argumentation: The Argumentative Turn Revisited Chair:

Co-Chair: Frank Fischer - KASSEL, University of

Room 114

Disc.:

Lyon

MATHIAS DELORI - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE Discourse or frame? Yes, words do matter! KATHARINA PAUL - Interdisciplinary Centre for Comparative

Ralf Leiteritz - LOS ANDES, Universidad de los Andes

Research in the Social Sciences (ICCR)

Democratizing policy argumentation in discursive designs? A framework for the critical analysis and evaluation of participatory and deliberative experiments THOMAS SARETZKI - LÜNEBURG, Universität

Co-Chair: Angelika Rettberg - LOS ANDES, Universidad de los Andes Disc.:

Banana production and War vs. Flowers and Peace: A Contrast in Search of an Explanation CARLO NASI - LOS ANDES, Universidad de los Andes PILAR LOZANO - LOS ANDES, Universidad de

Panel 263

Room 119

Institutional Origins, Evolution, Reform, and Effects

Coffee and Oil: Institutionalization and Market Structures as Mediators of the Relationship between Resources and Conflict ANGELIKA RETTBERG - LOS ANDES, Universidad de los Andes

Chair:

From the Green War to the Green Peace and Back: Patterns of Violence in the Colombian Emerald Zone RALF LEITERITZ - LOS ANDES, Universidad de los Andes

Simon Hug - GENÈVE, Université de

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Institutional Change in Liberal Democracies JESSICA FORTIN - LÜNEBURG, Universität PHILIPP HARFST - GREIFSWALD, Ernst-Moritz-Arndt University

The Exploitation of Nickel in Cordoba: A Sui Generis Case of the Relationship between Mining and Conflict in Colombia ALEXANDRA BERNAL - LOS ANDES, Universidad de los Andes

Labour markets and representative institutions: Evidence from Colonial British America ELENA NIKOLOVA - PRINCETON University

Conflict Dynamics around the Oil Palm: A Comparison between Two Colombian Regions FEDERICO SEGURA - LOS ANDES, Universidad de los Andes

Panel 193

Policy Arguments to build a problem solving coalition PHILIPPE ZITTOUN - LYON II, Université ENTPE-Université de

Different Resources, Different Conflicts? An Exploration of the Regional Political Economies of the Armed Conflict in Colombia Chair:

Herbert Gottweis - VIENNA, University of

Electoral Institutions and Opposition Parties in Competitive Authoritarian Regimes SUSANNE MICHALIK - KONSTANZ, Universität

Room 231

Path Dependency, Increasing Returns and Political Actors JOSEF HIEN - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Electoral processes and political parties in new democracies Chair: Co-Chair: Disc.:

Institutional Modernization, Economic Reform and Growth: A Structural, Empirical Analysis of Dynamic Reform Paths in Post-Communist Countries THOMAS SATTLER - DUBLIN, University College

Lise Rakner - BERGEN, Universitetet i -

Panel 441

Jørgen Elklit - AARHUS Universitet

Party Affiliation in New Democracies: Reactions to the split of the ruling party in Malawi [tabled] RAGNHILD LOUISE MURIAAS - BERGEN, Universitetet i

Bologna and Beyond: Internationalization and European Education Policy

Parties, Media Control and Power in Russia and Kazakhstan ADELE DEL SORDI - IMT (Institutions Markets Technologies)

Chair:

The impact of international support for political parties in new democracies: Malawi and Zambia compared LARS SVASAND - BERGEN, Universitetet i LISE RAKNER - BERGEN, Universitetet i

Anja Jakobi - BREMEN, Universität

Co-Chair: Kerstin Martens - BREMEN, Universität Disc.:

Moira Nelson - BREMEN, Universität

Delay, resilience and risk of delegitimization ELISA CHULIÁ RODRIGO - MADRID, Nacional de Educacion a

Electoral Choice in Africa’s New Democracies: Challenging One Party Dominance RENSKE DOORENSPLEET - WARWICK, University of LIA NIJZINK - CAPE TOWN, University of

Distancia, Universidad (UNED)

LEONARDO FERRER SANCHEZ - BURGOS, Universidad de The Internationalization of Education Policy-Making in Switzerland TONIA BIEBER - BREMEN, Universität

The Impact of (Non-) Ethnic Parties on Electoral Processes in Africa SEBASTIAN ELISCHER - BREMEN, Jacobs University

How strong is soft law? The impact of the EU’s Education and Training 2010 programme on national education policies ÅSE GORNITZKA - OSLO, Universitetet I

The Euro Cleavage in Post Communist Europe ESPEN DAHLE - BERGEN, Universitetet i

Panel 159

Room H 09

Does deliberation matter? A multi-methodological analysis of the impact of deliberation in the Bologna Process CECILE HOAREAU - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &

Room 232

POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Higher Education Policy in Central Europe MICHAEL DOBBINS - KONSTANZ, Universität

Friday, 11 September 2009

Session IV: 9.00 am – 10.40 am

The roles of the European Commission in higher education policy ROGER DALE - BRISTOL, University of

Religious Actors and Domestic Policies in Liberal Democracies Chair:

Internationalization of higher education in South America: Autonomous or dependent regionalism? ANTONI VERGER - AMSTERDAM, University of

Panel 278

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Catholic Actors and Bio-politics in Liberal Democracies – the cases of Poland and Italy ANJA HENNIG - Europa-Universität Viadrina National Muslim interest organizations in the United States: Objectives, Context, and Functions MOUNIR AZZAOUI - GEORGETOWN University

Frank Kuhn - European Science Foundation (ESF)

DIMITRI CORPAKIS - Head of Unit Coordination and Horizontal

Jewish NGOs and local policies fighting against antiSemitism: The case of France BRIGITTE BEAUZAMY - PARIS 13, University of

issues; Directorate L: Science, Economy and Society; European Commission (EC) - Directorate General for Research

CARLOS MARTIN-VÍDE - Research Programme Officer; Scientific

To what extent and in what ways are Europe's religious parties religious? JOHN MADELEY - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL

Department; European Research Council Executive Agency (ERCEA)

BALÁZS KISS - Head of the Social Sciences Unit; Standing

SCIENCE, The

Committee for the Social Sciences (SCSS); European Sciences Foundation (ESF)

Panel 601

Panel 118

Room HPI 4

Room HPI 1 Practical theory? Reading national security strategies with IR

Reconstructing Constructivism: Where does it all come from Chair:

Michael Minkenberg - NEW YORK University

Religious advocacy: A special case or one amongst others? CAELESTA POPPELAARS - ANTWERP, University of MARCEL HANEGRAAFF - ANTWERP, University of

Room H 10

Funding opportunities for crossnational co-operation of political scientists Chair:

Michael Minkenberg - NEW YORK University

Chair:

Nick Onuf - Florida University Miami

Felix Ciuta - LONDON, University College

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Geopolitics and time in Security Strategies IAN KLINKE - LONDON, University College

Aristotelian foundations for constructivist social theory NICK ONUF - Florida University Miami tbc tbc

An Undefined Security Strategy: The Case of Iceland and its Developing Security Identity SILJA BARA OMARSDOTTIR - ICELAND, University of

FREIDRICH KRATOCHWIL - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Concepts, tropes and theories in National Security Strategies FELIX CIUTA - LONDON, University College

NICK RENGGER - ST ANDREWS, University of

The European Security Strategy as Strategic Narrative: Projecting EU External Influence? ALISTER MISKIMMON - LONDON, University of, ROYAL HOLLOWAY

Aristotelean Constructivism MARIANO BARBATO - PASSAU Universität

Panel 492

Room HPI 2

COLLEGE

BEN O’LOUGHLIN -

Panel 187

Coordination or fragmentation in the emerged networks of regulation 1 Chair:

Kosovo, Abkhazia, South Ossetia, Chechnya: Special Cases and Valid Comparisons?

Bauke Steenhuisen - Delft University of Technology

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Chair:

Limited Fragmentation through Coordination in the Regulation of the Energy and Telecommunications Sectors in Belgium DAVID AUBIN - LOUVAIN, Université catholique de KOEN VERHOEST - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit

Co-Chair: Disc.:

James Hughes - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The Gwendolyn Sasse - OXFORD, University of

Trends of secession and retrocession in international politics: The case of Taiwan and Kosovo CARMEN AMADO MENDES - COIMBRA, Universidad de TERESA CIERCO - University Lusiada - Porto

Managing Complexity in the Regulatory Space: A Network Perspective on the Regulatory Process in Egypt’s Telecommunication Market AHMED BADRAN - EXETER, University of The department of

Secession and violence: A comparative study of Kosovo and Chechnya ALEKSANDAR PAVKOVIC - MACAU, University of

politics

Tariff regulation of energy networks LUUK KRIJNEN - Netherlands Court of Audit

Abkhazia, Chechnya, Kosovo, and South Ossetia: Different Cases - Different Solutions NINO GOGOLADZE -

Linking proliferation and the autonomy of regulatory agencies JAN ROMMEL - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit

Panel 452

Room HFF 1

Room HPI 3

Friday, 11 September 2009

Session IV: 9.00 am – 10.40 am

The Rise and the Fall of the Communist Nested Homeland Model: Kosovo, 1941-1987 ALEKSANDAR PETROVIC - SIMON FRASER University DJORDJE GEORGE STEFANOVIC - OXFORD, University of

Panel 204

Adding another level: Individual responses to globalization and government welfare policies GABRIELE RUOFF - ETH Zürich LENA MARIA SCHAFFER - ETH Zurich Geographical Limitations on the Utility of Investment Liberalization JUDE HAYS - ILLINOIS - URBANA-CHAMPAIGN, University of CLINT PEINHARDT - TEXAS AT DALLAS, University of

Room HFF 2

The EUs performance in international institutions: cross-cutting issues Chair:

Trade Competition, National Political Institutions, and Domestic Water and Air Pollution XUN CAO - ESSEX, University of ASEEM PRAKASH - WASHINGTON, University of

Sebastian Oberthür - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Recasting Labour Politics: The Social and Economic Foundations of Welfare State Reform SCOTT R POWELL - OHIO STATE University

The EU, the US and Global Governance: Exploring International Regimes in the Global Political Economy MICHAEL SMITH - LOUGHBOROUGH, University of

Ethnic Income Inequality, Regional Income Inequality and Economic Growth JOEL SELWAY - MICHIGAN, University of (Ann Arbor)

Evaluating the EU’s promotion of mitigation policies for a post-2012 Kyoto Protocol on climate change GEERT DE COCK - ALBERTA, University of

Panel 533

Efficient institutional architecture for effective multilateralism? NADIA KLEIN - COLOGNE, University of WULF REINERS - COLOGNE, University of

Room HFF 5

Political Activism, Civil Societies, and Social Movements in Eastern Europe: Twenty Years After the Fall of Communism

EU's Role in the UN Human Rights Council YANN GESSLER - GENÈVE, Université de

Chair:

Ondrej Cisar - MASARYK University

Co-Chair: Steven Saxonberg - MASARYK University

Multilateralism, the EU and the Evolving Global Governance of the Internet GEORGE CHRISTOU - WARWICK, University of SEAMUS SIMPSON - MANCHESTER METROPOLITAN University

Disc.:

Helen Flam -

Analyzing the EU's Performance in International Institutions KNUD ERIK JØRGENSEN - AARHUS Universitet

Struggling without success? Russian civil society caught between international and domestic demands – the example of aid for disabled people. [tabled] CHRISTIAN FRÖHLICH - LEIPZIG, University of

The EU's Performance in the International Telecommunication Union JAMAL SHAHIN - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit

Diffusion and Civil Society Mobilization in Coloured Revolutions MICHAL SIMECKA - OXFORD, University of

Panel 433

Room HFF 3

Learning on both sides of the divide? Transnational diffusion of non-violent resistance in the Orange revolution [tabled] SARA TESCIONE - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Conflict and Cohesion in North European Political Parties Chair:

Restoring Democracy from Below: Study of Ethnic Activism in Poland JOANNA JASIEWICZ - BARCELONA, Universidad de

Nicholas Aylott - SÖDERTÖRNS HÖGSKOLA (University College)

Co-Chair: Disc.:

The Institutionalization of Eastern European Contentious Activism (Re-)Evaluated: Protest in Bulgaria, 1996-2005 TSVETA PETROVA - CORNELL University

Vello PETTAI - TARTU, University of

Fostering developmental agency from without LASZLO BRUSZT - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE BALAZS VEDRES - Central European University

How Populist Parties Organize: The General Record and an Illustrative Case, the Sweden Democrats KARL MAGNUS JOHANSSON - SÖDERTÖRNS HÖGSKOLA

Environmental protest and the Via Baltica: Implications for civil society in Central and Eastern Europe SARA FULLER - DURHAM, University of

(University College) School of Social Sciences

The Diffusion of Party Organisational Structures from Old Europe to New: Some Hypotheses NICHOLAS AYLOTT - SÖDERTÖRNS HÖGSKOLA (University

Panel 117

College)

Cohesion of Nordic Parties in Comparative Perspective DETLEF JAHN - GREIFSWALD, Ernst-Moritz-Arndt University

Symposium Beyond centralization and decentralization: Multi-level governance in Europe?

Political Parties in Multi-Level Polities: The Nordic Countries Compared MAGNUS BLOMGREN - UMEÅ Universitet

Panel 464

Chairs:

Room HFF 4

Markus Jachtenfuchs, Hertie-School of Governance, Germany Lenka Rovna, Charles University Prague, Czech Republic

Multilevel Politics & Political Economy Chair:

Room HFF 6

Discussants: Jan Rovny, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA

Vera Troeger - ESSEX, University of

Co-Chair:

Carina Sprungk, University of Osnabrück, Germany

Disc.:

Room -

Friday, 11 September 2009

Session V: 11.00 am – 12.40 pm

SESSION V FRIDAY / 11.00 AM - 12.40 PM

Political Communication and Web 2.0 Chair: Co-Chair: Disc.:

Economic patriotism - The limits of the European Market Project

James Martin - LONDON, University of, GOLDSMITHS COLLEGE

Chair:

Thomas Zittel - CORNELL University

Disc.:

Interacting, representing or just informing? Web 2.0 and UK MPs DARREN LILLEKER - BOURNEMOUTH University NIGEL JACKSON - PLYMOUTH, University of

GESELLSCHAFTSFORSCHUNG

Supranational Governance as Economic Patriotism? The European Union, Legitimacy and the Reconstruction of State Space BEN ROSAMOND - WARWICK, University of

Political communication and viral marketing on YouTube. The case study of Obama Girl and Will.I.Am MATTEO VERGANI - MILANO - Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore

From nationalism to European patriotism? British and German trade union politics at Ford and General Motors THOMAS FETZER - WARWICK, University of

ANDREA NASTI - PAVIA, Universita degli studi di Communication and the constituency: Blogging legislators in Taiwan JONATHAN SULLIVAN - NOTTINGHAM, University of

Hitting the Achilles Heal of Dependent Development in the European Peripheries? Responses to the financial crisis in Eastern [tabled] JAN DRAHOKOUPIL - MANNHEIM, Universität MARTIN MYANT - WEST OF SCOTLAND, University of the

Political communication and news media in Turkey on the edge of EU ECE INAN - MARMARA University

Economic patriotism in the UK and the USA: Does public opinion matter? DESPINA ALEXIADOU - PITTSBURGH, University of

Room H 01

French Economic Patriotism: Legislative, Regulatory, & Discursive Dimensions BEN CLIFT - WARWICK, University of

Security sector reform and the transformation of doctrines and corporate identities Chair:

Pride and prejudice? Motives for economic patriotism in the market for corporate control HELEN CALLAGHAN - KÖLN, MAX-PLANCK-INSTITUT FÜR

The usage of Web 2.0 as a political marketing platform for leading political parties in United Kingdom and Latvia IEVA DMITRICENKO - LATVIA, University of

Panel 87

Ben Clift - WARWICK, University of

Co-Chair: Helen Callaghan - KÖLN, MAX-PLANCKINSTITUT FÜR GESELLSCHAFTSFORSCHUNG

Panel 183

Gabriela Maria Manea - FREIBURG, AlbertLudwigs-Universität

Xenophobia, Islamophbia

Co-Chair: Heiner Hänggi - Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF)

Chair:

Disc.:

Co-Chair:

Christopher Clapham - CLAPHAM, University of

Security and defence in Brazil after the Cold War: The position of the Brazilian Army about the ‘non-traditional’ security issues in the Amazon region and its response to the Security Sector Reform. FELIPE JOSÉ PILETTI - Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane (SUM)

Henk Dekker - LEIDEN, Universiteit Sarah Scuzzarello - LUNDS Universitet Sara Silvestri

Islamophobia: A New Phenomenon or a New Name for Xenophobia? MARC HELBLING - ZURICH, University of Racial Bias by Another Name: Anti-Muslim Attitudes and Voting Against Barack Obama DAVID REDLAWSK - IOWA, University of MATT BARRETO - WASHINGTON, University of

Towards a Professional Indonesian Military: The Next Steps LEONARD SEBASTIAN - S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Singapore

ANDI WIDJAJANTO - Universitas Indonesia, Jakarta

Support for the ban on headscarves and the role of negative attitudes towards Muslims JOLANDA VAN DER NOLL - BREMEN, Jacobs University

From guardians to democrats – attempts to explain change and continuity in the corporate identity of the military in Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines FELIX HEIDUK - Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik

Islamophobia and its origins. A study among Dutch youth HENK DEKKER - LEIDEN, Universiteit JOLANDA VAN DER NOLL - BREMEN, Jacobs University

The challenges of security sector governance in Nigeria’s democratic polity JONAH ISAWA ELAIGWU - JOS, University of

Xenophobia in Tenerife: A Case Study MARCOS ENGELKEN-JORGE - PAIS VASCO, Universidad del

Security sector reform and the Turkish military TUBA UNLU - MIDDLE EAST TECHNICAL University

Panel 503

Room H 05

Panel 546

Room H 02

Room H 06

Friday, 11 September 2009

Session V: 11.00 am – 12.40 pm Personality traits, values and political orientation of fast tract women politicians who cope better with obstacles encountered once in office DONATA FRANCESCATO - ROMA LA SAPIENZA, Università di MARCO LAURIOLA - University La Sapienza Rome

Sociology of Party Activism Chair:

Oscar Mazzoleni - LAUSANNE, Université de

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Women minority organizations and diverse claims for representation: Intersections of gender and ethnicity LENITA FREIDENVALL - STOCKHOLMS Universitet DRUDE DAHLERUP - STOCKHOLMS Universitet

In the name of the father. Current influence of family political socialization on party activism. HILDE VAN LIEFFERINGE - GHENT University CARL DEVOS - GHENT University KRISTOF STEYVERS -

Women’s Absence in Peace-building Policies: The Case of the Feminist Organizations in Israel RACHEL AMRAM - PITTSBURGH, University of

What sense does it make? Commitment in local political parties in Switzerland HERVÉ RAYNER - PARIS OUEST NANTERRE, Université (ISP-

Feeling represented? Diverse women's subjective needs and preferences for their political representation in a multicultural Europe MONICA THRELFALL - LONDON METROPOLITAN University

CNRS)/OVP Bellinzona CH

A new type of political involvement ? The young Forza Italia activists DECHEZELLES STÉPHANIE - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudes

Panel 336

politiques de

The Origins of the Gender-Gap in Political Voice: The Effect of Parental Characteristics on Sibling Differences [tabled] MARTIN KROH - BERLIN, Freie Universität and German Institute

Improving the Climate Regime: Cosmopolitan Solutions

for Economic Research

Chair:

‘The hardest and the purest’. The Lega Nord (Italy), a party of activists at the time of declining partisanship. MARTINA AVANZA - LAUSANNE, Université de Socialization to political practices within youth organisations of French parties LUCIE BARGEL - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE), Université de

Panel 151

Room H 07

Disc.:

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Climate Justice as Globalised Responsibility STEVE VANDERHEIDEN - COLORADO - BOULDER, University of Fighting climate change without the State ? Radical cosmopolitans solutions to a dangerous situation. [tabled] FELLI ROMAIN - LAUSANNE, Université de Is an effective global climate regime possible? Two-level games, discourse coalitions and cosmopolitan ethics. DEREK BELL - NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, University of

Lauren Hutton - Institute for Security Studies

Co-Chair:

Justice and the Distribution of Greenhouse Gases SIMON CANEY - OXFORD, University of

Internationalization of counter-terrorism policy: Effects on the rule of law CHRISTIANE KRAFT-KASACK - HERTIE School of Governance

Cosmopolitan Diplomacy and the Climate Change Regime [tabled] PAUL G HARRIS - LINGNAN University

Accountability of International Intelligence Cooperation (working title) AIDAN WILLS - Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of

A cosmopolitan approach to climate mitigation and adaptation EDWARD PAGE - WARWICK, University of

Armed Forces (DCAF) HANS BORN - Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF)

Panel 210

The Globalisation of Intelligence and the Reform of Accountability IAN LEIGH - DURHAM, University of Chair:

Disc.:

Room H 08

Hanspeter Kriesi - ZURICH, University of

Are Families Voting for Suburbia? The importance of household structures in explaining changes in the urbanrural cleavage. MAARIT FELICITAS STRÖBELE - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Monica Threlfall - LONDON METROPOLITAN University

The Political Ecology of French Metropolitan Areas JEFFEREY M SELLERS - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, University of VINCENT HOFFMANN-MARTINOT - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudes

Co-Chair: Lenita Freidenvall - STOCKHOLMS University Disc.:

Jefferey Sellers - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, University of

Co-Chair: Daniel Kübler - ZURICH, University of

Beyond presence: New perspectives on womens representation Chair:

Room S 14

Metropolitan sources of changing political cleavages

Asymmetric Threats and the War on Terror: The Emergence of Schemes for Intelligence Cooperation in the Developing World NICOLA CONTESSI - LAVAL, Université

Panel 473

Paul G Harris - LINGNAN University

Climate change and the cosmopolitan responsibility of individuals NIGEL DOWER - ABERDEEN, University of

International intelligence cooperation: problems of human rights and oversight Chair:

Room S 12

politiques de

The territorial dynamics of politics in Swiss metropolitan areas DANIEL KÜBLER - ZURICH, University of URS SCHEUSS - ZURICH, University of

Women parliamentarians under pressure MAGORZATA FUSZARA - WARSAW, Univeristy of

Friday, 11 September 2009

Session V: 11.00 am – 12.40 pm

Political Ecology of Metropolitan Areas in the Czech Republic TOMÁ KOSTELECKY - ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE CZECH

Just giving voice to the voiceless? An exploration of the New Media practice(s) of social movements. LISA FARRANCE - Victoria University, Melbourne

REPUBLIC

DANIEL CERMÁK - Institute of Sociology, Academy of Sciences of

Get off the keyboard! from virtual politics PAOLO GERBAUDO - LONDON, University of, GOLDSMITHS

the Czech Republic

Panel 304

Room S 15

COLLEGE

Panel 221 Effective Interactive Governance and Policymaking Chair:

Judicial Politics in Latin America

Mark Considine - MELBOURNE, University of

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Room S 18

Chair: Co-Chair: Disc.:

Tangible effectiveness? Interactive governance networks in regional development policies TRINE FOTEL - ROSKILDE, University of Department of Society

Mariana Llanos - GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies Jeffrey K Staton - EMORY University

Towards politicised High Courts in Latin America ELENA MARTÍNEZ BARAHONA - SALAMANCA, Universidad de SEBASTIAN LINARES - SALAMANCA, Universidad de

and Globalisation

Interactive Governance in Immigrant Integration Policies: A Comparison of Germany and the Netherlands ELISABETH MUSCH - MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhlems-

The political independence of the Judiciary as a political parties’ strategy: An event history analysis of Judicial Reforms in Latin America [tabled] JUAN MAYORAL - MADRID, Instituto Juan March de Estudios e

Universität

Network Governance: Towards a Theory of Transformations MARK CONSIDINE - MELBOURNE, University of

Investigaciones

Assessing and improving effective governance JACOB TORFING - ROSKILDE, University of

Explaining Post-Transitional Justice: The Role of Independent Courts ELIN SKAAR - Chr. Michelsen Institute (CMI)

Enhancing democratic ownership to environmental actions plans through interactive governance ÅSA VIFELL - SÖDERTÖRNS HÖGSKOLA (University College)

More power: More rights? Judicial review, democracy and rights KARINA ANSOLABEHERE - Latin American Faculty of Social

Panel 456

Sciences- México

Room S 16

The Judicialization of Health Policy in Costa Rica BRUCE M WILSON - CENTRAL FLORIDA, University of / Chr. Michelsen Institute, Bergen

Theories of federalism Chair: Co-Chair: Disc.:

The Institutional Setting for Constitutional Justice in Latin America JULIO RÍOS-FIGUEROA - CIDE (Centro de Investigación y

Nenad Stojanovic - ZURICH, University of & LOUVAIN, Université catholique de

Docencia Económicas)

Panel 225

Helder De Schutter - OXFORD, University of

Human rights in federations ANDREAS FOLLESDAL - OSLO, Universitetet I

Room S 19

Institutions and Peace

Constitutional Secession Rights and Democratic Incentives ANDREW SHORTEN - LIMERICK, University of

Chair:

Alexander Thompson - OHIO STATE University

Federalism for the 21st Century THOMAS O HUEGLIN - WILFRID LAURIER University

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

The Ethics of Federalism: Between Justice and Modus Vivendi WAYNE NORMAN - DUKE University

IOs and Public Opinion: An Experimental Approach TERRENCE CHAPMAN - TEXAS AT AUSTIN, University of STEPHEN JESSEE - TEXAS AT AUSTIN, University of

Panel 312

Room S 17

Institutional or Democratic Peace? Testing the Influence of Confidence Building Measures and Regime Type on the Occurrence of Militarized Interstate Disputes EVA GOTTWALD - TÜBINGEN, Universität BEN KAMIS - TÜBINGEN, University of

Social Movements and Protest Participation. The role of New and Old Media. Chair: Co-Chair:

The Rational Enforcement of International Law ALEXANDER THOMPSON - OHIO STATE University

Stefaan Walgrave - ANTWERP, University of -

IOs as Treaty-makers?: Signatory Delegation, International Legal Personality and IO Autonomy KATHY POWERS - NEW MEXICO, University of

Disc.: Virtual mobilization and real life participation: How new media change mobilization and participation MARIJE BOEKKOOI - AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit BERT KLANDERMANS - AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit

Panel 136

Something Old, Something New: Understanding the role of old and new media in a grassroots campaign ANNE-MARIE OOSTVEEN - OXFORD, University of The Role of Independent News Websites in Organizing Collective Action of Radical Protest Movements: Lessons form the Israeli Experience KEREN SERENO - JERUSALEM, Hebrew University of

Room S 20

Friday, 11 September 2009

Session V: 11.00 am – 12.40 pm What Europeanisation can tell us about domestic political competition and vice versa? A comparative analysis of the usages of the EU in Spanish and Italian electoral and parliamentary competition (1983-2006) FABIO GARCÍA LUPATO - MADRID, Universidad Complutense de

The European Union and Forced Migration: Assessing the impact of European refugee policy Chair:

Eiko Thielemann - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

The Europeanization of party politics and the holding of referendums on Europe KAI OPPERMANN - COLOGNE, University of

Co-Chair: Luc Bovens - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The Disc.:

Integrating gender in European refugee policy JANE FREEDMAN - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE), Université

Party Europeanization through national elections? Europe in the Austrian general election campaigns 2006 and 2008 SARAH MEYER - INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES SIEGLINDE ROSENBERGER - VIENNA, University of

The Asylum and Immigration Policies of the European Union Within the Context of Enlargement: Turkey as a Case Study for Benefit and Cost Analysis [tabled] GUL CATIR - BOGAZICI UNIVERSITY

Europeanization through policy involvement? The domestic implementation of European directives and its impact on party organisation. SYLVAIN GAMBERT - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Europeanization is What States Make of it: Germany and EU Asylum Policy MARIYA SHISHEVA - TRENTO, Universita degli studi di

Panel 414

Into the Zone: The European Union and Extra-Territorial Processing for Migrants, Refugees and Asylum Seekers (Theories and Practice) CARL LEVY - LONDON, University of, GOLDSMITHS COLLEGE

On the Borderline Between Protest and Violence:!Political Movements of the New Radical Right Chair:

Similarity Measures between Quasi-Orderings for Recognition Rates as a Measure of Parity in EU Asylum Policies LUC BOVENS - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL

Disc.:

Does Regional Cooperation strengthen or undermine global regimes: The case of Refugee Protection EIKO THIELEMANN - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &

Room S 21

Extreme Right and Populism: A Frame Analysis of Extreme Right Wing Discourses in Italy and Germany DONATELLA DELLA PORTA - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE MANUELA CAIANI - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Different approaches to spatial analysis of party choice. Co-Chair: Disc.:

“Armed spontaneism”: An independent revolutionary way in the Italian extreme right-wing groups LOREDANA GUERRIERI - MACERATA, University of

Oddbjørn Knutsen - OSLO, Universitetet I -

Mobilizing Activism: A comparative analysis of the contemporary Right-Wing Extremists and Islamists in Germany ALI HEDAYAT - IMT (Institutions Markets Technologies)

Rune Stubager - AARHUS Universitet

Distorted Mirrors: Strategic Costing and Contamination Effects IGNACIO LAGO - BARCELONA, POMPEU FABRA, Universitat

Panel 105

Contextual Determinants of Voter Turnout in European Parliament Elections MIKOLAJ CZESNIK - WARSAW School of Social Psychology MICHAL KOTNAROWSKI - INSTITUTE OF POLITICAL STUDIES Polish Academy of Sciences

Chair:

Left right wrong: Does the left-right scale meet the demands of transitivity and intersubjectivity at the electoral level in the Netherlands? HUIB PELLIKAAN - LEIDEN, Universiteit TOM VAN DER MEER - SOCIAL & CULTURAL PLANNING OFFICE

Disc.:

Co-Chair:

Andreu Orte - Barcelona Provincial Council and Universitat Pompeu Fabra

Management Institute VALÉRIE PATTYN - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit Public Management Institute

Room S 22

Reflexive evaluations as instrument to improve multi-level governance effectiveness; an exploration of the audit of a knowledge and innovation program NANNY BRESSERS - ROTTERDAM, Erasmus Universiteit G. TEISMAN - ROTTERDAM, Erasmus Universiteit

Mathieu Petithomme - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Co-Chair: Isabelle Guinaudeau - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudes politiques de Disc.:

Javier Villamayor - Barcelona Provincial Council

Evaluation of intergovernmental policy by the theory-driven method BART DE PEUTER - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit Public

The Europeanization of National Party Politics Chair:

Room S 25

Linking academia and evaluation units in multi-level contexts and policies

Voting behaviour of the young generations NICOLA MAGGINI - SUM - Istituto Italiano scienze umane, Firenze

Panel 226

Claudius Wagemann - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Radical Right and the Use of Political Violence: Idealist Hearths in Turkey in the 1970s. SELIN BENGI GÜMRÜKÇÜ - IZMIR University of Economics

POLITICAL SCIENCE, The NADINE EL-ENANY - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Chair:

Manuela Caiani - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Co-Chair: Donatella della Porta - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

SCIENCE, The

Panel 563

Room S 24

Policy Advice Systems and Sub-National Policy Analysts: Troubleshooters or Planners? MICHAEL HOWLETT - SIMON FRASER University

Dragomir Stoyanov - City University of Seattle

Friday, 11 September 2009

Session V: 11.00 am – 12.40 pm

An Evaluation of the Swiss Alpine Grazing Subsidies using Panel-Data TOBIAS SCHULZ - Swiss Federal Research Institute for Forest,

The implementation of European law Chair: Co-Chair:

Snow, and Landscape

The Utilization of Performance Information: The Case of the Network Ecological Monitoring DENNIS DE KOOL - ROTTERDAM, Erasmus Universiteit

Panel 213

Disc.:

Room S 26

Poor Policy Fit and Ambiguous Laws: Reasons for Divergence in National Policy Practices [tabled] ASYA ZHELYAZKOVA - UTRECHT, University of RENÉ TORENVLIED - UTRECHT, University of

Darren Halpin - ROBERT GORDON University

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Living in Parallel Universes? The implementation of EU rules on cultural heritage in Bulgaria ANTOANETA L DIMITROVA - LEIDEN, Universiteit BERNARD STEUNENBERG - LEIDEN, Universiteit

Small States in EU Decision-Making. Coping with Structural Disadvantages DIANA PANKE - DUBLIN, University College

EU compliance in new member states: A departmental perspective RADOSLAW ZUBEK - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &

The Council(s) beyond Intergovernmentalism DOREEN ALLERKAMP - MANNHEIM, Universität The Maxwell

POLITICAL SCIENCE, The KATARINA STARONOVA - COMENIUS University Faculty of Arts

School, Syracuse University

Compliance after Conditionality: Why are the EU’s new member states so good? ULRICH SEDELMEIER - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &

Who gets what in the European Union decision making process and why? JAVIER ARREGUI - BARCELONA, Universitat Pompeu Fabra

POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Policy-making within the EU Commission: DG interaction and policy effects JULIA METZ - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für Sozialforschung

Transposition of European Directives: A Matter of Issue Salience? ESTHER VERSLUIS - MAASTRICHT Universiteit ANETA SPENDZHAROVA - MAASTRICHT Universiteit

(WZB)

MIRIAM HARTLAPP - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für Sozialforschung (WZB)

Panel 166

Puzzling vs. powering? Framing in EU decision-making revisited FALK DAVITER - POTSDAM, Universität

Chair:

Identifying the Role of Policy in the Legal Reasoning of the European Court of Justice GERARD CONWAY - BRUNEL University

Disc.:

Room S 27

Changes in the Determinants of Volunteering between 1975 and 2005 ERIK VAN INGEN - TILBURG, Universiteit van PAUL DEKKER - SOCIAL & CULTURAL PLANNING OFFICE Political consciousness and participation of Polish citizens in Upper Silesia. Towards the territorial autonomy? [tabled] MALGORZATA MYSLIWIEC - SILESIA - KATOWICE, University of

Cees Van Der Eijk - NOTTINGHAM, University of

Co-Chair: Mark Franklin - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE Disc.:

Rafael Vázquez-García - Granada, University of

Co-Chair: Susanne Pickel - GREIFSWALD, Ernst-MoritzArndt University

The independent variables in economic voting studies Chair:

Room 114

In and out civil society. Mapping civic attitudes of citizenship through European countries

Legislative Leadership in the Council: The German Presidency and Occupational Health and Safety [tabled] ANDREAS WARNTJEN - TWENTE, Universiteit

Panel 289

Dimiter Toshkov - LEIDEN, Universiteit

Discretion and the implementation of EU law [tabled] DIMITER TOSHKOV - LEIDEN, Universiteit BERNARD STEUNENBERG - LEIDEN, Universiteit

Decision-making in the European Union Chair:

Bernard Steunenberg - LEIDEN, Universiteit

Civic Participation in Portugal - the 1998 and 2007 referenda on abortion JOSÉ SANTANA PEREIRA - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Cees Van Der Eijk - NOTTINGHAM, University of

Multilevel Economic Perceptions and Their Consequences THORSTEN FAAS - MANNHEIM, Universität Economic circumstances, economic news, economic perceptions and the vote WOUTER VAN DER BRUG - AMSTERDAM, University of MARCEL VAN EGMOND - AMSTERDAM, University of

An inquiry into the stability of citizenship attitudes in adolescence. A study into changes in views of citizenship between 16 and 18 year old using panel data from the Belgian Youth Study. YVES DEJAEGHERE - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit

Opinion, Preference, Expectation , Experience and the Economy CEES VAN DER EIJK - NOTTINGHAM, University of

The increasing specialisation in types of political participation in advanced democracies ELINE DE ROOIJ - OXFORD, University of

Perceptions of the Aggregate Economy RANDY STEVENSON - RICE University

Elite-Challenging Activities and Democracy FRANZISKA DEUTSCH - BREMEN, Jacobs University

Panel 102

Institutional and political prerequisites for assigning responsibility: Evidence from Norwegian municipal elections 1979-2003 LARS C MONKERUD - Norwegian School of Management (BI)

Panel 353

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Friday, 11 September 2009

Session V: 11.00 am – 12.40 pm

Comparing Hypes, Friction, and Responsive Government Chair:

On the Evaluation of Democratic Innovations

Gerard Breeman - WAGENINGEN University and Research Center

Chair:

Brigitte Geissel - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität

Co-Chair: Arco Timmermans - LEIDEN, Universiteit

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Issue Competition and Parliamentary Democracy in Spain LAURA CHAQUÉS BONAFONT - BARCELONA, Universidad de LUZ MUÑOZ - BARCELONA, Universidad de ANNA PALAU - BARCELONA, UNIVERSIDAD DE LLUIS MEDIR FERRAN -

Evaluating democratic innovations: The value of a goods approach GRAHAM SMITH - SOUTHAMPTON, University of Why Democratize Democracy? – Criteria for the Evaluation of Democratic Innovations BRIGITTE GEISSEL - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität The Future of Democracy in Europe: Trends, Analyses and Reforms PHILIPPE C SCHMITTER - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

The transformation of political intentions into statute: The Speech from the Throne and Acts of Parliament in the United Kingdom, 1911-2008 SHAUN BEVAN - MANCHESTER, University of PETER JOHN - MANCHESTER, University of WILL JENNINGS - MANCHESTER, UNIVERSITY OF

Lowering voting age in Austria – effects on attitudes and participation & evaluation of accompanying initiatives [tabled] EVA ZEGLOVITS - SORA - Institute for Social Research and Analysis

Solving the “Most Important Problem” or Fishing for Votes? Responsiveness of Government and Opposition to Public Opinion in Germany MARTIN BRUNNER - KONSTANZ, Universität

STEVE SCHWARZER - SORA - Institute for Social Research and Analysis

Liberal borders around the scope of participatory innovations PAULO EDGAR DA ROCHA RESENDE - BARCELONA, Universitat

From entrepreneurial state to state of entrepreneurs: Ownership implications of [tabled] JOSÉ VARGAS-HERNÁNDEZ - University Center for Economic and

Autònoma de

How deliberation increase democracy support: The case of deliberative poll in Italy IRENA FIKET - SIENA, Università degli studi di VINCENZO MEMOLI - SIENA, Università degli studi di

Managerial Sciences University

Where does attention come from and where does it go? A New Approach to the Study of Agenda Setting Dynamics PETER MORTENSEN - AARHUS Universitet CHRISTOFFER GREEN-PEDERSEN - AARHUS Universitet

Panel 95

Room 232 Chair:

Bob Jessop - LANCASTER , University of

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Steve Schwarzer - SORA - Institute for Social Research and Analysis

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Some Political Economy Insights to Multi-Level Government Financing Mechanisms in Hungary JUDIT KALMAN - BUDAPEST, Central European University

Joel Westheimer - OTTAWA, University of

Effects of growing up in families that care about the public domain JON LAUGLO - OSLO, Universitetet I

Evaluating the Coordinative Effectiveness of Governance in the Face of Complexity: A Case Study of Sustainable Urban Development in the London Thames Gateway DAN GREENWOOD - WESTMINSTER, University of

Lowering voting age in Austria - Civic education and voting behaviour STEVE SCHWARZER - SORA - Institute for Social Research and Analysis

EVA ZEGLOVITS - SORA - Institute for Social Research and

Pertinent effects and policy displacement in public policy: The case of the Greek university reform. LOUDOVIKOS KOTSONOPOULOS - PANTEION University of Social &

Analysis

The political child: Citizenship, education and the Swedish state - Public debates in daily newspaper Dagens Nyheter during the election years of 1956, 1982 and 2006 PAULINE STOLTZ - MALMÖ University

Political Science

The Politics of Poverty Reduction Policies: How do institutions and actors matter for analysis given a development country context? BETTINA BOEKLE - German Development Institute (DIE)

The Political Socialization Potential of High Schools: Adopting the Political Socialization Theory to the 21st Century ELLEN CLAES - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit

The Political Economy of Social Concertation Pacts: Did the institutional evolution of social concertation in Ireland produce a paradigm change in the policy process? AIDAN REGAN - DUBLIN, University College

Civic Education, Solidarity and Diversity: A Republican Approach WENDY ROSS - DUBLIN, University College

Institutional economics of co-operation and the political economy of trust [tabled] JOSÉ VARGAS-HERNÁNDEZ - University Center for Economic and

Panel 576

Managerial Sciences University

Panel 264

Room H 09

Education for Democracy & Youth Engagement in the Context of Educational Reforms

Political Economy and Public Policy Chair:

Archon Fung - HARVARD UNIVERSITY

Participatory Instruments and Democratic Quality ANTONIO PUTINI - Rome, University

Governing Biotechnology: Why do Governments Bother? A Comparative Analysis of Public Policies in Reproductive Technology, Embryo research and stem cells research ISABELLE ENGELI - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE FREDERIC VARONE - GENÈVE, Université de

Panel 168

Room 119

Room H 10

Friday, 11 September 2009

Session V: 11.00 am – 12.40 pm Risks as Outcome of Regulation - A Case Study on the Depletion of Internet Addresses JEANETTE HOFMANN - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &

The Democratic Qualities of Protest Politics Chair:

Mathew Humphrey - NOTTINGHAM, University of

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Regulating road transport emissions in Europe: Barriers to change RACHEL ALDRED - EAST LONDON, University of DANIELA TEPE - EAST LONDON, University of

The Ambivalence of Populism: Threat or Corrective for Democracy? CRISTÓBAL ROVIRA KALTWASSER - Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin

Regulatory regimes under stress: Protecting privacy in Germany and the United States ANDREAS BUSCH - GÖTTINGEN, Georg-August Universität

für Sozialforschung (WZB) Berlin

Social movements or rebel groups? Disobedience as a prediction of the level of democracy at institutional level. STEFANO PASSINI - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi DAVIDE MORSELLI - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi

Panel 550

Religious Actors in Democratization Processes

The Athenian violence of December 2008: On the Jacobin vein of majoritarian democracy [tabled] IOANNIS A TASSOPOULOS - ATHENS, University of

Chair: Disc.:

Rhetorical motives and political forms of action of the Portuguese Catholic Church during the transition and consolidation of the Portuguese Democracy (1974-1987) SUSANA SANTOS - Centro de Investigação e Estudos de

Democratization of Radical Protest: The Case of Affinity Groups in the Global Justice Movement ANDREJS BERDNIKOVS - LATVIA, University of

Room HPI 1

Sociologia (CIES)

Religious Actors in Democratization Processes: Empirical Evidence from Five Young Democracies JULIA LEININGER - International Peace Research Institute MIRJAM KÜNKLER - PRINCETON University

Varieties of constructivist thought Oliver Kessler - BIELEFELD, University of

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

The Buddhist contribution to transformation and democratization processes MIRJAM WEIBERG-SALZMANN - Max Planck Institute for

Antinomies in the Study of Social Movements: An Exercise in Constructivist Theorising SERAPHIM SEFERIADES - PANTEION University of Social & Political

Demographic Research/ Rostocker Zentrum z

Revolution of the Saints in Political Islam? The political influence of fundamentalist movements in Christianity and Islam [tabled] LINO KLEVESATH - GÖTTINGEN, Georg-August Universität

Science

Against Constructivism CHRISTOPH HUMRICH - BREMEN, Universität Institut für

The nationalization of religion in Georgia’s OrthodoxApostelic Church—Benefit or obstacle in the democratization process? PAMELA JAWAD -

Interkulturelle und Internationale Studien

tbc ROD HALL Knowledge and insecurity: Butlers philosophy of precariousness ISALINE BERGAMASCHI - INSTITUTE OF POLITICAL STUDIES

Panel 122

Sciences-Po/Paris

Panel 493

John Madeley - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Religious contributions to the downfall of communism: Why so different? JOHN ANDERSON - ST. ANDREWS, University of

Direct Action, Democracy and Individualism KEVIN GILLAN - MANCHESTER, University of

Chair:

Anja Hennig - Europa-Universität Viadrina

Co-Chair: Mirjam Künkler - PRINCETON University

The movements of left-wing and right-wing globalization critics in Europe – an extreme danger to democracy on the search of “good governance”? FLORIAN HARTLEB - Chemnitz University of Technology

Panel 247

Networks of regulation and the management of transnational risk

Disc.:

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Martin Lodge - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Co-Chair:

Room HPI 4

European Terrorism Research: An Interdisciplinary Approach?

Room HPI 2 Chair:

Chair:

Room HPI 3

Alexander Spencer - MÜNCHEN, LudwigMaximilians-Universität Christopher Daase - MÜNCHEN, LudwigMaximilians-Universität

The (Im)possibility of Reconciliation after Terrorism? ALEXANDER SPENCER - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität JUDITH RENNER - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität

Kutsal Yesilkagit - UTRECHT, University of

Regulatory harmonisation and diverse local realities: Contending framings and transnational risks around agricultural biotechnology PATRICK VAN ZWANENBERG - SUSSEX, University of

Terrorism as collective violence. Moral questions DANIEL MESSELKEN - LEIPZIG, University of Lucky Streak? Why the long overdue act of nuclear terrorism fails to appear CARLO MASALA - Universität der Bundeswehr München FRANK SAUER - Universität der Bundeswehr München

Systemic risk in the network industries: Is there a governance gap? IAN BARTLE - College of Management, EPFL, Lausanne MARC LAPERROUZA - EPFL Ecole Polytechnique Fédéral de Lausanne

Friday, 11 September 2009

Session V: 11.00 am – 12.40 pm

Terrorism Research Beyond the Social Science Box: Let’s not forget the Computer Scientists! LISA MCINERNEY - DUBLIN CITY University

Intra-party conflict and factionalism Chair:

Understanding terror organizations: A transfer from social movement theory JENS TAKEN - MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhlems- Universität

Panel 198

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Room HFF 1

Disc.:

Richard Katz - JOHNS HOPKINS University

The Impact of Party Organisation on Patterns of Factionalism DIMITRI ALMEIDA - FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität ANIKA GAUJA - SYDNEY, University of When party organization becomes a device. Factionalism and vertical integration in multi-level contexts. TÀNIA VERGE - BARCELONA, POMPEU FABRA, Universitat RAÚL GÓMEZ - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE and MADRID,

Oliver Jütersonke - Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies

Co-Chair:

Conflict Management inside the European People’s Party STEVEN VAN HECKE - ANTWERP, University of

Consolidating the consolidation of peace: Is a workable peacebuilding concept possible? Chair:

Françoise Boucek - LONDON, University of, QUEEN MARY

INSTITUTO JUAN MARCH DE ESTUDIOS E INVESTIGACIONES

Monopolizing, Mutualizing, or Muddling Through: The Influence of Institutions on the Management of Intra-party Factionalism across Three Constitutions: The Case of Thailand PAUL CHAMBERS - HEIDELBERG, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität AUREL CROISSANT - HEIDELBERG, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität

Peace processes and their implications for peacebuilding: Experiences from Nepal, Sudan and Aceh ACHIM WENNMANN - GENÈVE, Université de CCDP, The Graduate Institute

Consolidating Peace the International Way: A Review of Policies and a Critique of Theories MONEF KARTAS - Graduate Institute of International and

Factional Politics in Italy and Japan DANIELA GIANNETTI - BOLOGNA, Università di

Development Studies

Peacebuilding and the Role of Non-State Actors in ResourceRich Fragile States GILLES CARBONNIER - Graduate Institute of International and

Panel 465

Development Studies

International Organizations

Peacebuilding in Theory and Practice THOMAS J BIERSTEKER - Graduate Institute of International

Chair:

Studies

Panel 403

Room HFF 2

Oriol Costa - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

The Domestic Politics of International Compliance, or: How the WTO Enforces the Rules of Trade TOBIAS HOFMANN - WILLIAM & MARY, College of SOOYEON KIM - MARYLAND, University of

Robert Kissack - Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internactionals (IBEI)

Is the downloading of the new global IPR regime changing the EU? The second image reversed of intellectual property rights HENK ERIK MEIER - MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhlems- Universität ORIOL COSTA FERNÁNDEZ - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Measuring the effect of IMF and World Bank programs on human rights, an empirical analysis TRUDE MIDTGÅRD - TRONDHEIM, Norwegian University of Science & Technology

The Power of the Hegemon - International Institutions and Oil Crisis Bargaining VESSELA CHAKAROVA - OLD DOMINION University

The EU as a transmission belt of international norms: The case of the policies towards the southern Mediterranean countries ANNA HERRANZ SURRALLES - Institut Universitari d'Estudis

Building Credibility in Global Markets: Liberalization and the IMF NANCY BRUNE - NEVADA - LAS VEGAS, University of

Europeus

A principal-agent explanation of EU representation in international negotiations: The external context matters CHAD DAMRO - EDINBURGH, University of TOM DELREUX - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit EDITH DRIESKENS - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit BART KERREMANS - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit

Panel 534

The impact of international norms of participation on the EU’s governance in the environmental and fisheries policy sectors ANNE WETZEL - ETH Zürich / LUCERNE, University of

Panel 480

Soo Yeon Kim - MARYLAND, University of

UN approval of greenhouse gas emission reduction projects in developing countries: The political economy of the CDM Executive Board FLORENS FLUES - ZURICH, University of AXEL MICHAELOWA - ZURICH, University of KATHARINA MICHAELOWA - ZURICH, University of

The influence of international institutions on the European Union Chair:

Room HFF 4

Room HFF 3

Room HFF 5

Friday, 11 September 2009

Session V: 11.00 am – 12.40 pm

The war on terror in and after the Bush administration Chair: Co-Chair: Disc.:

Adam Quinn - BIRMINGHAM, University of Stephen Burman - SUSSEX, University of

“War in countries we are not at war with”: Grand Strategy and the War on Terror Beyond Iraq MARIA RYAN - NOTTINGHAM, University of An Internationalist United States after Bush's War on Terror – prospects for Washington's relations with a globalised world SIMON J ROFE - LEICESTER University of With God on our side; US foreign policy and the war on terror LEE MARSDEN - EAST ANGLIA, University of Re-Writing the War on Terrorism? Culture and American Identity in the Social Construction of Counter-terrorism Policy RICHARD JACKSON - ABERYSTWYTH, University of Wales Women at War – US military policies and gender ideologies from the Persian Gulf War to the War on Terror SASKIA STACHOWITSCH - VIENNA, University of

Panel 446

Room HFF 6 Symposium

Reorganizing state economies: Towards a regulated market economy in Europe? Chairs:

Uwe Wagschal, Hertie-School of Governance, Germany Laszlo Bruszt, European University Institute, Florence, Italy

Discussants: Dorothee Bohle, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary Martin Höpner, Max-Planck-Institut für Gesellschaftsforschung, Köln, Germany

Room -

Friday, 11 September 2009

Session VI: 2.00 pm – 3.40 pm

SESSION VI FRIDAY / 2.00 PM - 3.40 PM

Assessing the Strategic Effectiveness of Mass Killing in Civil War: the Case of the North-South Sudanese Civil War COSTANTINO PISCHEDDA - COLUMBIA University

Studying the tango: mutual perceptions and interactions between politicians and journalists 1 (comparative perspectives) Chair: Co-Chair: Disc.:

Panel 232

The political economy of macroeconomic stabilisation: still in the Iron Age or moving on?

Lance Bennett - WASHINGTON, University of

Do the mass media set the political agenda? A comparative study of perceptions of media power by politicians in five countries VAN AELST PETER - LEIDEN, Universiteit STEFAAN WALGRAVE - ANTWERP, University of

Chair: Co-Chair: Disc.:

Partisan or public arena? How journalists in different media systems perceive the communication roles of themselves and of Members of Parliament ARJEN VAN DALEN - ODENSE, University of Southern Denmark CLAES DE VREESE - AMSTERDAM, University of

SCIENCE, The

Inflation Targeting and the Challenge of the Financial Crisis EMMANUEL CARRÉ - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudes politiques de Lessons from the Portuguese Political-Economic Transition to the Euro (1986-1999) MIGUEL ROCHA DE SOUSA - Universidade de Évora- NICPRI-UE Research Centre

Room H 01

Panel 185

Societal fractures, mass mobilization and violence: The politicization of ethnicity and religion between macro and micro-analysis

Room H 05

Dirty, Sexy, Fast Money: A cautionary tale Chair:

Francesco Moro - FIRENZE, Universita' degli studi di

Linda Hancock - DEAKIN University

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Gambling with Democracy LYNDA MEMERY - MELBOURNE, University of

Co-Chair: Stefano Costalli - Catholic University of Milan Disc.:

Ben Clift - WARWICK, University of

Belgian public finance caught up in a war of attrition ZSOFIA BARTA - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL

Political Communication Cultures in Transitional Democracies – A Comparison of Poland and Bulgaria BARBARA PFETSCH - BERLIN, Freie Universität KATRIN VOLTMER - LEEDS, University of

Panel 96

Ben Clift - WARWICK, University of

Explaining Variation in Patterns of Fiscal Consolidation SEBASTIAN DELLEPIANE AVELLANEDA - DUBLIN, University College NIAMH HARDIMAN - DUBLIN, University College

Public opinion as a driving force of the media politics relationship EVA MAYERHOEFFER - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Chair:

Room H 02

Frank Nullmeier - BREMEN, Universität

Kristian Skrede Gleditsch - ESSEX, University of

Rational addiction, informed choice and responsible gambling: The bizarre fetishes of electronic gambling policy in Australia JAMES DOUGHNEY - Victoria University, Melbourne

Sanctioning, Clientelism and Ethnic Parties: The Impact of Ethnicity on Primary and Secondary Education in Africa [tabled] ANKE WEBER - ZURICH, University of

Responsible regulation? State/industry legitimation and resistances to responsible re-regulation LINDA HANCOCK - DEAKIN University

A Situated Theory of Conflict - On Lebanon 1975-1990 ANDREA RUGGERI - ESSEX, University of

Panel 313

How Influential are Political Leaders? Elites and EthnoNationalist Conflict during Democratization LUTZ F KREBS - ZURICH, University of

Room H 06

Social Studies of Diplomacy

Quantitative analysis of violence in civil wars: Bosnia and beyond STEFANO COSTALLI - Catholic University of Milan FRANCESCO NICCOLÒ MORO - FIRENZE, Università degli studi di

Chair:

Niilo Kauppi - CNRS, Strasbourg

Co-Chair: Ulrike Niedner - Europa-Universität Viadrina Disc.:

Backfiring Concessions: Under what conditions does Decentralization foster Nationalist Violence? LUIS DE LA CALLE - MADRID, Instituto Juan March de Estudios e

Hartmut Mayer - OXFORD, University of

Diplomatic Practice: Negotiating the Convention on Cultural Diversity ULRIKE NIEDNER - Europa-Universität Viadrina

Investigaciones

The overlap between national and international fields: French diplomacy facing the Iranian nuclear crisis FLORENT POUPONNEAU - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE),

Impact of political elites on politization of ethno-linguistic conflict in the Ukraine: 1991-2006 [tabled] YULIYA ERNER - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Graduate School of Social Sciences (BGSS)

Université de

Friday, 11 September 2009

Session VI: 2.00 pm – 3.40 pm

Social Networks in the European Security and Defence Policy FREDERIC MERAND - MONTREAL, Universite de

National military ethics in the War on Terror

Emerging Diplomatic Elites in Post-Communist Europe DIANA DIGOL - HAMBURG, Universität Institute for Peace and

Chair:

Security Policy (IFSH), University of Hamb

Stigma Management in the Diplomatic Community: Toward a Theoretical Framework REBECCA ADLER-NISSEN - COPENHAGEN, University of

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Disc.:

Defence identity, professionalism and privatization: Lessons learnt from the Norwegian case NINA GRÆGER - NORWEGIAN INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS

Alex Danchev - NOTTINGHAM, University of

Co-Chair:

De-territorialisation of Finnish military ethics: Nationalism and cosmopolitanism, and changing political economy MARJO KOIVISTO - EXETER, University of

Art and Reconciliation? Chair:

Co-Chair:

Constituting the American Military Subject: Warrior Diplomats and the War on Terror THOMAS MOORE - WESTMINSTER, University of

When Communication Makes Actors Drift Further Apart: The United States, North Korea and Nuclear Non-proliferation MARKUS KORNPROBST - University RALUCA SOREANU - LONDON, University College

Panel 175

Annika Bergman-Rosamond - LEICESTER, University of

The Moralisation of Militaries in Times of Terror [tabled] MARC BEHRENDT - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität

Costas Constantinou - NICOSIA, University of

Art and Terror: Politics of Shock and Risk in Industrial Music ATTE OKSANEN - TAMPERE, University of

Homecoming soldiers, citizenship and protection within and beyond borders. ANNIKA BERGMAN ROSAMOND - LEICESTER, University of

The West-Eastern Divan Orchestra ALEX DANCHEV - NOTTINGHAM, University of

National responsibility and the state [tabled] TJITSKE AKKERMAN - AMSTERDAM, University of

Exploring ‘Indianness’ in Bollywood cinema: Diaspora and the New Indian Modernity. PRIYASHA KAUL - BRISTOL, University of

Panel 344

Operation Art: The Exhibition (or not) of Cultural Diplomacy BERNADETTE BUCKLEY - LONDON, University of, GOLDSMITHS

Environmental policy between internal and international forces – Impacts of international cooperation, transnational learning and domestic politics

COLLEGE

Reflection or Pedagogy? The Uses of Late Photography DEBBIE LISLE - BELFAST, QUEEN'S University of Enacting Protest: Theatre of Resistance in Apartheid South Africa [tabled] EMILY MOORE - BRITISH COLUMBIA, University of

Panel 343

Chair:

Room H 08

Disc.:

The Transnational Norm of Burden Sharing and Domestic Political Demand: A Comparative Analysis of Environmental Aid [tabled] AIKE MUELLER - HAMBURG, Universität

Maxime Forest - STRASBOURG, Institut d'Etudes politiques de

Transnational Learning and Regulatory Change in Environmental Policy THOMAS SOMMERER - KONSTANZ, Universität

Alessia Donà - TRENTO, Universita degli studi di

Transnational Learning and Environmental Policy Advice: Survey Results from Canada JOSHUA NEWMAN - SIMON FRASER University MICHAEL HOWLETT - SIMON FRASER University SIMA JOSHI-KOOP - SIMON FRASER University

Multiple dynamics of political intersectionality in South European countries: Is empirical reality overtaking theory? EMANUELA LOMBARDO - MADRID, Universidade Complutense de MARIA BUSTELO - MADRID, Universidad Complutense de

Think tanks, policy planning groups and global governance [tabled] DAVID MILLER - STRATHCLYDE, University of

Less Southern, more European? Gender Equality frames in Italy and Portugal in comparative perspective. ALBA ALONSO - MADRID, Universidad Complutense de ELENA DEL GIORGIO - MADRID, Universidad Complutense de

Is Space really more than Geography? Disentangling Mechanisms of Diffusion of Climate Change Initiatives LENA MARIA SCHAFFER - ETH Zürich

Aspiring to Europe, Regulating for Family and Nation: Gender Equality Policy Frames in Romania RALUCA MARIA POPA - Central European University

Veto Players and Environmental Regulation: Assessing the Impact of Institutional and Positional Factors for Policy Change in 24 Countries STEPHAN HEICHEL - KONSTANZ, Universität

Are we able to think beyond the concept of ‘family’? An intersectional analysis of intimate citizenship and the political agenda in Spain RAQUEL PLATERO -

Panel 361

Christoph Knill - KONSTANZ, Universität

Against the Stream: CHRISTOPH KNILL - KONSTANZ, Universität SUSUMU SHIKANO - MANNHEIM, Universität

Co-Chair: María Bustelo - MADRID, Universidad Complutense de Disc.:

Katharina Holzinger - KONSTANZ, Universität

Co-Chair: Detlef Jahn - GREIFSWALD, Ernst-Moritz-Arndt University

The Making of Equality Policies in the enlarging European Union. A multilevel comparison of equality policy frames in Southern Europe Chair:

Room S 13

Panel 376

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Session VI: 2.00 pm – 3.40 pm The Internet and Indifference: Are the Politically Alienated Engaged Online? [tabled] MICHAEL JENSEN - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de

Is Interactive Governance and Policymaking Democratic? Chair:

Ioannis Papadopoulos - LAUSANNE, Université de

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Open Source Regulation JENNIFER SHKABATUR - HARVARD UNIVERSITY

Panel 253

B. Guy Peters - PITTSBURGH, University of

The democratic challenge of multilevel governance of employment policy EVA SØRENSEN - ROSKILDE, University of JOSEF MELCIOR - VIENNA, University of

Democracies and Arms Control Chair:

Transnational governance networks and democracy: What are the standards? JENS STEFFEK - BREMEN, Jacobs University MARIANA GOMES PEREIRA - BREMEN, Jacobs University

Disc.:

Arms control and disarmament in Western democracies – between interests and norms CARMEN WUNDERLICH - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT

Interactive governance contested MYRTO TSAKATIKA - GLASGOW, University of

Reasons of barbarism: The justification of humanitarian intervention in the history of ideas OLIVER EBERL - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität

Room S 16

Panel 143

Pursuing International Criminal Justice: The Relationship between Accountability and Prevention

Room S 19

Problems and Methods in the Study of Comparative Politics in Latin America Chair:

Catherine Lu - MCGILL University

Co-Chair: Mervyn Frost - KINGS COLLEGE London Disc.:

George Percovich -

India, the nuclear deal and arms control CARSTEN RAUCH - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT

Creating output legitimacy by interactive decision-making E H KLIJN - ROTTERDAM, Erasmus Universiteit

Chair:

Harald Mueller - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT

Co-Chair:

Governance networks, democracy and orthodoxies HELEN SULLIVAN - BIRMINGHAM, University of CHRIS SKELCHER - BIRMINGHAM, University of

Panel 457

Room S 18

Jorge Gordin - GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies

Co-Chair:

Mervyn Frost - KINGS COLLEGE London

Disc.:

Ethical Activism or just another Court Trial? The Politics of International Law in the „Case“ of Omar Al-Bashir DANA TRIF - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Lucio Renno - BRASILIA, University of

Constitutional Change in Latin America: Politics and Policies DETLEF NOLTE - GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies

Accounting for Political Catastrophe: Criminal Law or Conflict Resolution? CATHERINE LU - MCGILL University

Methodological problems in the research of political exile MARIO SZNAJDER - JERUSALEM, Hebrew University of

Transitional Justice is Divided Societies – Potentials and Limits SUSANNE BUCKLEY-ZISTEL - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Measuring the Quality of Democracy in Latin America [tabled] WOLFGANG MUNO - MAINZ, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität

Panel 316

Wuerzburg, Julius-Maximilians-Universität

Room S 17

Political Uses of Collective Remittances COVADONGA MESEGUER - Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas, A.C. (CIDE) JAVIER APARICIO - Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas, A.C. (CIDE)

E-Politics: the role of the Internet in designing political practices Chair:

Methodological challenges in the study of institutional change in Latin America GABRIEL NEGRETTO - Centro de Investigación y Docencia

Andrea Calderaro - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Económicas, A.C. (CIDE)

Re-thinking the State through Anthropological Perspectives: State as Power Structure KATINKA WEBER - LIVERPOOL, University of MARIEKE RIETHOF - LIVERPOOL, University of

Public Opinion Formation in Convergence Culture JAKOB SVENSSON - KARLSTAD University Media and Communication Studies MICHAEL KARLSSON - KARLSTAD University Media and Communication Studies

Long Distance Relationships: The Effect Policy Divergence on Legislative Success NINA WIESEHOMEIER - NOTRE DAME University - Kellogg

The Evolving Relationship Between the Core and Periphery of Political Campaigns in the Internet Era NICK ANSTEAD - EAST ANGLIA, University of

Institute

LESLIE SCHWINDT-BAYER - MISSOURI, University of

Cyber protest in contemporary Russia: cases of Ingushetiya.ru and Bakhmina.ru VOLODYMYR LYSENKO - WASHINGTON, University

Panel 243

How should we understand the relationship between internet and politics? Towards a general framework JENS HOFF - COPENHAGEN, University of

Room S 20

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Session VI: 2.00 pm – 3.40 pm Executive Coalitions, Shadow Chairs, and Legislative Review LANNY MARTIN - RICE University DAVID FORTUNATO - RICE University GEORG VANBERG - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Metaphysics, History and Politics Chair:

Susan Neiman - Einstein Forum, Potsdam

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Panel 299

Room S 23

Metaphysics, History and Politics: The work of imagination DANIEL TOURINHO PERES - Universidade Federal da Bahia

The Europeanization of party competition in an enlarged Europe

The Political Foundations of Prophetic History SHARON ANDERSON-GOLD - Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Structure and Function of Teleology in Kant's Political Philosophy THOMAS FIEGLE - POTSDAM, Universität

Chair: Co-Chair:

John Gray’s Critique of the Enlightenment TIMOTHY HALL - EAST LONDON, University of

Disc.:

Panel 275

The European Union: What kind of gambling table for Slovenian political parties? DAMJAN LAJH - LJUBLJANA, University of ALENKA KRASOVEC - LJUBLJANA, University of

Room S 21

Professionalized campaigning in an international perspective Chair:

EU Impact on Bulgarian Political Parties: Patterns of Party Competition DRAGOMIR STOYANOV - City University of Seattle

Andrea Römmele - International University

National Party Politics in EU Treaty Reform Debates. A Comparative Analysis of Political Party Cues in the Domestic Press of Six Old and New Member States. KATHRIN PACKHAM - BREMEN, Universität

Co-Chair: Rachel Gibson - MANCHESTER, University of Disc.:

Kim Jucknat - International University

Italian new voters: Qualis pater, talis filius? MARTA REGALIA - FIRENZE, Università degli studi di Istituto

Tracking Europeanization of political parties in EU candidate countries TOMISLAV MARSIC - POTSDAM, Universität

Italiano di Scienze Umane (SUM)

Transnational Campaign Styles in Cyberspace: Comparing the Use of Attacks on German and American Political Websites EVA JOHANNA SCHWEITZER - MAINZ, Johannes Gutenberg-

Europeanization of Political Parties in Poland ANNA PACZESNIAK - WROCLAW, Political Science Institute

Panel 600

Universität

Crossing the Web 2.0 Frontier? Candidates and Campaigns Online in the Australian Federal Election of 2007 IAN MCALLISTER - Australian National University RACHEL GIBSON - MANCHESTER, University of

Panel 260

Chair:

Room S 22

Wouter van der Brug - AMSTERDAM, University of

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Anti-immigrant party support and newspaper coverage: a cross-national and over-time perspective RENS VLIEGENTHART - AMSTERDAM, University of HAJO BOOMGAARDEN - AMSTERDAM, University of JOOST VAN SPANJE - AMSTERDAM, University of

Radoslaw Zubek - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Co-Chair: Mark Hallerberg - HERTIE School of Governance Disc.:

Room S 24

Consequences of the surge of antiimmigration parties

Executives and Legislation: The impact of executive organization on patterns of legislation Chair:

Mathieu Petithomme - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

A Populist Zeitgeist? Populist Discourse among Mainstream Political Parties in Western Europe MATTHIJS ROODUIJN - AMSTERDAM, University of

Government Agenda Control and Legislative Stability in East Central Europe [tabled] RADOSLAW ZUBEK - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &

The Surge of the Swiss Peoples Party: Implications at Switzerland's Subnational Level ANITA MANATSCHAL - ZURICH, University of

POLITICAL SCIENCE, The CHRISTIAN STECKER - POTSDAM, Universität

Immigration policy and the populist radical right in office: The policy impact of the FPÖ/BZÖ, 2000-06 FRASER DUNCAN - GLASGOW CALEDONIAN University

Legislative Productivity in the European Union DIMITER TOSHKOV - LEIDEN, Universiteit The Legislative Planning of the Hungarian Governments KRISZTINA JÁGER - CORVINUS University of Budapest

Rhetoric or reality? Platforms and actions of anti-immigration parties GIORGIA BULLI - FIRENZE, Università degli studi di

The bureaucratic bypass in European politics BERNARD STEUNENBERG - LEIDEN, Universiteit

Panel 113

Power tires those who do have it. Abuse and non-use of legislative delegation by Italian executives (1987-2007) ENRICO BORGHETTO - MILANO, Università degli studi di The influence of veto players and interest groups on legislation. The case of judicial reforms in France, Belgium and Italy [tabled] CÉCILE VIGOUR - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudes politiques de

Room S 25

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Session VI: 2.00 pm – 3.40 pm Perceptions on the Ideological Positions of the Portuguese Political Parties. A MP-Voter comparison ANA MARIA BELCHIOR - Centro de Investigação e Estudos de

New conceptual and normative approaches for the evaluation of public policy/provisions Chair:

Sociologia (CIES)

Walter Van Dongen - Research Centre of the Flemish Government, Brussels

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Policy Decisions and Reversals in Nuclear Energy Policies FABIO FRANCHINO - MILANO, Università degli studi di Misperceptions and Effective Representation [tabled] STEFAN DAHLBERG - GÖTEBORGS Universitet

Efficient public services in a democratic society: An integrated approach and practical evaluation instruments WALTER VAN DONGEN - Research Center of the Flemish

EMU: A legitimate response to the challenge of economic globalization? [tabled] DESPINA ALEXIADOU - PITTSBURGH, University of DIONYSIA TAMVAKI - READING University

Process and effects of municipal mergers RIEN FRAANJE - Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken, Raad voor

The Representation of Sub-State Regional Interests in Brussels - A Policy Congruence Perspective [tabled] ANNA M OLSSON - American University American University

Government, Brussels

Openbaar Bestuur

MICHIEL HERWEIJER - NIJMEGEN, Radboud Universiteit

Congruence between Representatives and Represented: A Suitable Indicator for Assessing the Quality of Democratic Representation? KATHARINA ZAHRADNIK - INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES

Learning history as an evaluation method for the policy formulation of the Dutch Societal Innovation Agenda on Energy MARIO WILLEMS - TNO, Delft ELSBETH.ROELOFS - TNO, Delft, Netherlands

Panel 357

Policy insiders: Think-tanks, advocacy coalitions and the changing face of public policy making in Ireland CONOR GALVIN - DUBLIN, University College

Panel 222

Spatial models in Comparative Politics and Political Economy

Room S 26

Chair: Chair:

Co-Chair:

Paul Stephenson - MAASTRICHT Universiteit

Disc.:

The evolution of the Italian and Japanese party system: Same route, different endings? A spatial analysis LUIGI CURINI - MILANO, Università degli studi di AIRO HINO - TOKYO METROPOLITAN University

From policy transfer to multilateral policy learning? The challenge of evaluating the added-value of European territorial cooperation projects and programmes CLAIRE COLOMB - LONDON, University College

Politics in the EU Council of Ministers: On Dimensions of Conflict and Patterns of Coalition Behaviour TIM VEEN - NOTTINGHAM, University of

Measuring the integrative benefits of cooperation in EU cohesion policy : a quest for indicators beyond the physical PAUL STEPHENSON - MAASTRICHT Universiteit

Who gets into cabinet? Coalition formation in parliamentary democracies HOLGER DÖRING - KONSTANZ, Universität JOHAN HELLSTROM - UMEÅ Universitet

One size fits all? Evaluating the EU's application of the Principle of Conditionality PAMELA LUCKAU - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Testing for partisan behaviour in independent central banks: An analysis of voting in the National Bank of Poland NICK VIVYAN - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL

The Europeanization of Evaluation Instruments: Mechanisms and Consequences HOLGER STRASSHEIM - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für

SCIENCE, The

The dynamics of policy positions in coalition governments FREDERIK HJORTH - COPENHAGEN, University of SARA BINZER HOBOLT - OXFORD, University of

Sozialforschung (WZB)

Impact assessment pitfalls KLEMEN SIROK - PRIMORKSA, University of GREGOR PETRIC - LJUBLJANA, University of

Panel 128

Panel 229

Caught in the act: Using protest surveys to study social and political mobilization Chair: Co-Chair:

Juan Casado Asensio - VIENNA, University of

Disc.:

Co-Chair: Zoe Lefkofridi - VIENNA, University of Disc.:

Room 114

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Europe’s double talkers? Determinants of policy congruence at the European level Chair:

Bjørn Høyland - OSLO, Universitetet I

Policy Evaluation in the EU Co-Chair: Esther Versluis - MAASTRICHT Universiteit Disc.:

Room S 28

Martin Hansen -

Joris Verhulst - ANTWERP, University of Bert Klandermans - AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit

It is all About Perception: Structural Opportunities vs. Perceived Opportunities in Social-Movement Theory JACQUELIEN VAN STEKELENBURG - AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit BERT KLANDERMANS - AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit

Determinants of Policy Congruence in the European Union: will data tell? JUAN CASADO ASENSIO - VIENNA, University of Dept. Methods in the Social Sciences ZOE LEFKOFRIDI - VIENNA, University of Dept. Methods in the Social Sciences

Protest participants making sense of collective action: A preliminary test of the framing perspective on the microlevel JEROEN VAN LAER - ANTWERP, University of

Friday, 11 September 2009

Session VI: 2.00 pm – 3.40 pm

Interrogating Protest Surveys ABBY PETERSON - GÖTEBORGS Universitet MAGNUS WENNERHAG - GÖTEBORGS Universitet MATTIAS WAHLSTRÖM - GÖTEBORGS Universitet

Citizens and Their Representatives: Renewed Ties? Chair:

Co-Chair: Michael Marsh - DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE, University of

Climate Protests: Changing Biographies of Protesters? CLARE SAUNDERS - SOUTHAMPTON, University of CHRIS ROOTES - KENT, University of

Panel 220

Disc.:

Room 231

Israel: Personalized Politics within Party-centred Institutions GIDEON RAHAT - JERUSALEM, Hebrew University of SHEAFER TAMIR - JERUSALEM, Hebrew University of SHAUL SHENHAV -

Dirk Berg-Schlosser - MARBURG, PhilippsUniversität

Co-Chair: Christian Goebel - DUISBURG-ESSEN, University of

Have individual candidates become more important? [tabled] LAURI KARVONEN - ÅBO AKADEMI

Daniel Lambach - DUISBURG-ESSEN, University Disc.:

Patrick Köllner - GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies

The personal vote in Ireland MICHAEL MARSH - DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE, University of MACIEJ GORECKI - DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE, University of

Stability and instability of competitive authoritarian regimes: Armenia, Georgia, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan in comparison CHRISTOPH H STEFES - COLORADO - DENVER, University of JENNIVER SEHRING - WÜRZBURG, University of

Constituency Campaigns in the 2005 German Federal Elections: Patterns, Motivations, and Effects THOMAS ZITTEL - CORNELL University Cornell University

The political inclusion of foreign-educated nationals: A way of modernizing and internationalizing authoritarian regimes, illustrated by the Syrian case TINA ZINTL - ST. ANDREWS, University of

MEPs in the Media KATJANA GATTERMANN - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Panel 137

Democratic Breakthrough or Authoritarian Legitimisation? A comparative study of democratic electoral outcomes in electoral authoritarian regimes [tabled] MICHAEL WAHMAN - LUNDS Universitet

Chair: Disc.:

TÜBINGEN, Universität

Universität

Transnational Public-Private Partnerships and the Provision of Collective Goods in Developing Countries ANDREA LIESE - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu MARIANNE BEISHEIM - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Room 232

Interpretation in Policy Analysis: Frames, Metaphors, Discourses and Stories

Participation of non-state actors in development as a source of stateness in Morocco IRENE BONO - TORINO, Università degli studi di

Merlijn van Hulst - TILBURG, Universiteit van

Enhancing code compliance – how does a private regulation initiative have to be designed to enhance compliance with and implementation of ILO standards within a globalized economy? NICOLE HELMERICH - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Co-Chair: Dvora Yanow - AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit -

‘Pulling in or pushing out?’ Interpreting ‘modernisation’ and ‘service improvement’ in the English National Health Service ROSS MILLAR - BIRMINGHAM, University of

Private actors as partners for providing water services in South Africa – what implications for sustainable development? NICOLE KRANZ - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Discourses, metaphors, story-lines and frames as interpretive assemblages: Towards an applied framework STEPHEN JEFFARES - BIRMINGHAM, University of

Panel 145

The function of metaphor in the discursive construction of outsiders – the case of social exclusion in Britain PAUL DAVIDSON - BRADFORD, University of Russian State vs. Civil Society: discourse perspective EKATERINA SOLOMINA - Russian State Academy of Publis Service

Panel 265

Tanja Brühl - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität

The mandatory dynamism of voluntary governance arrangements – The emergence and development of the Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights MATTHIAS HOFFERBERTH - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-

Non-Democratic Regime Maintenance and Legitimacy in the Arab World OLIVER SCHLUMBERGER - German Development Institute (DIE) /

Disc.:

Marianne Beisheim - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Co-Chair: Harald Fuhr - POTSDAM, Universität

What Makes Autocracies Endure? Explaining Breakdown and Persistence of Autocracies in East Asia JOHANNES GERSCHEWSKI - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu

Chair:

Room H 09

Non-State Actors and Effective and Legitimate Governance in Areas of Limited Statehood

Regime Responsiveness and the (In-)Stability of Authoritarian Regimes DANIEL LAMBACH - DUISBURG-ESSEN, University of CHRISTIAN GÖBEL - DUISBURG-ESSEN, University of

Panel 284

Thomas Bräuninger - MAINZ, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität

Whose interest MPs should represent? Voters’ preferences for the focus of representation ÅSA BENGTSSON - ÅBO AKADEMI HANNA WASS - HELSINKI, University of

The (In)Stability of Authoritarian Regimes Chair:

Lauri Karvonen - ÅBO AKADEMI

Room 119

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Session VI: 2.00 pm – 3.40 pm Fragmentation of the transaction chain in network industries. Regulation as a cause and a possible solution? [tabled] AAD CORRELJE - DELFT University of Technology WILLEMIJN DICKE - DELFT, University of Technology

The visual and cultural dimension of protest (new) Chair:

Alice Mattoni - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

The diffusion of 'best practices'? The consequences of the establishment of regulatory networks on national regulators MARTINO MAGGETTI - LAUSANNE, Université de FABRIZIO GILARDI - ZURICH, University of

Co-Chair: Simon Teune - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für Sozialforschung (WZB) Disc.:

Nicole Doerr - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Regulatory Regimes in Water Services: A Comparative Analysis of Spain and Turkey GÜL SOSAY - BOGAZICI UNIVERSITY

The symbolic dimension of protest: The pilgrimage to Babak’s citadel in Iranian Azerbaijan [tabled] GILLES RIAUX - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudes politiques de

Regulatory dynamics in a framework of incomplete law. The case of renewable energy development in India VISHNU RAO - TORINO, Università degli studi di UTE DUBOIS - Université Paris-Sud 11

Russian March (2005-2008): spatio-visual analysis of the extreme right political ritual DENNIS ZUEV - Siberian Federal University

Does Supranational Coordination influence Domestic Delegation? Italian Independent Authorities and the European Networks of Regulators for Energy and Telecommunications SABRINA CAVATORTO - SIENA, Università degli studi di

A Christmas Tree in flames and other -visual- stories: Looking at the Greek riots of December 2008. ATHANASIA BATZIOU - PANTEION University of Social & Political Science

Popular Music as Form of Political Protest in Authoritarian Regime: Belarusian Protest Rock YAUHENI KRYZHANOUSKI -

The Political Economy of Agency Scope JACINT JORDANA - BARCELONA, Universitat Pompeu Fabra DAVID LEVI-FAUR - JERUSALEM, Hebrew University of

Sitting on a Man and the Curse of Nakedness: Symbolism and Ritual in Women’s Grassroots Oil Protests in the Niger Delta MABEL BRODRICK-OKEREKE - CAMBRIDGE, University of

Panel 567

American Artists Protesting the War. Resort to symbols and cultural tactics against the Iraq war BLEUWENN LECHAUX - RENNES I, lnstitut d Etudes Politiques de

Panel 418

From the local to Europe: religious belongings in the changing hierarchy of identities

Room HPI 1

Chair:

Disc.:

Universität Institute for Social and Political Research

Religious identities in secularised Europe: Keeping the faith in British national party politics MARTIN STEVEN - GLASGOW, University of Religiously Based Political Activism in Contemporary Poland: The social movement of Family of Radio Maryja as an expression of post 1989 social discontent and marginalisation. KATARZYNA BYLOK - NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, University of

CHRISTOPHER DAASE - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang GoetheUniversität

The normativity of norms BENJAMIN HERBORTH - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang GoetheUniversität

Political regulation of religion vs. religious regulation of politics? Catholicism and immigration in Spain XABIER ITÇAINA - CNRS-SPIRIT, Sciences Po Bordeaux FLORA BURCHIANTI -

JÖRG MEYER - HAMBURG, Universität International Law and Moral Action in an NGO World CECYLIA LYNCH - CALIFORNIA – IRVINE, University of

Panel 130

Normative Norms? The Puzzling Preference for Legitimacy over Law in Inter-national Relations ANTJE WIENER - HAMBURG, Universität

Panel 494

Religious Influences on the Support for the European Union MARGARETE SCHERER - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-

Cecylia Lynch - CALIFORNIA – IRVINE, University of

Co-Chair:

François Foret - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de

Co-Chair: Xabier Itçaina - CNRS-SPIRIT, Sciences Po Bordeaux

Whats normative about norms? Constructivism between social science and political theory Chair:

Room HPI 3

Room HPI 4

Transcending Organizational Boundaries. Comprehensive Security and Implications for EU Security Governance

Room HPI 2

Chair:

Coordination or fragmentation in the emerged networks of regulation 2

Carmen Gebhard - Institute for Advanced Studies, Vienna

Co-Chair:

Co-Chair: David Aubin - LOUVAIN, Université catholique de

Disc.:

European (Internal) Security as a Regional Public Good MARK RHINARD - Swedish Institute of International Affairs

Chair:

Koen Verhoest - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit -

Bureaucratizing safeguards in fragmented regulatory systems [tabled] BAUKE STEENHUISEN - DELFT University of Technology

Meaningful ties: Understanding the European Union’s approach to the implementation of security sector reforms in post-conflict and democratizing countries from a micro-level perspective. ANTOINE VANDEMOORTELE - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Friday, 11 September 2009

Session VI: 2.00 pm – 3.40 pm

Organisation theory and the EU’s management of civilian ESDP operation? RAPHAEL BOSSONG - Global Public Policy Institute THORSTEN BENNER -

Alpine Party Politics and Regionalism Chair:

European Space Policy: Is the EU Supplementing its Comprehensive Approach to Security with Space Assets? IRMA SLOMCZYNSKA - Maria Curie-Sklodowska University

Disc.:

Norwegian Defence Research Establishment, FFI

From Alpine protest to national influence: The territorial strategies of the Italian Lega Nord and the Bavarian CSU EVE HEPBURN - EDINBURGH, University of ANDREJ ZASLOVE - MCGILL University

Room HFF 1

The regional cleavage in Europe Chair:

Regionalist Parties’ Ideology in the Francophone Alps: The Cases of the Union Valdotaine and the Ligue Savoisienne EMANUELE MASSETTI - SUSSEX, University of

Santiago Pérez-Nievas Montiel - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Claudius Wagemann - Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane

Ethno-linguistic identity and party politics in the Aosta Valley: The ascending path of the Union Valdôtaine [tabled] LIEVEN DE WINTER - LOUVAIN, Université catholique de GIULIA SANDRI - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de

Managing the Civil-Military Interface in the EU: Creating an Organisation Fit for Purpose PER M NORHEIM-MARTINSEN - CAMBRIDGE, University of

Panel 440

Eve Hepburn - EDINBURGH, University of

Co-Chair: Andrej Zaslove - MCGILL University

Party strategy between territory and nationalization of politics: The case of the Swiss People Party OSCAR MAZZOLENI - LAUSANNE, Université de Observatory for

Oddbjørn Knutsen - OSLO, Universitetet I

Are business interests getting regional? A comparative study among ten Catalan business associations IVÁN MEDINA IBORRA - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de

political research, Bellinzona

Regionalist Populism in Power: The Case of the Lega Nord DANIELE ALBERTAZZI - BIRMINGHAM, University of DUNCAN MCDONNELL - TORINO, Università degli studi di

Changes in national identification over time. The case of Catalonia. MARIA JOSE HIERRO - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de /

South Tyrol: From an ethnic to a new territorial cleavage GÜNTHER PALLAVER - INNSBRUCK, University of

MADRID, Instituto Juan March de Estudios e Investigaciones

The de-territorialisation and re-territorialisation of the vote in the UK SYLVIA TIJMSTRA - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &

Panel 217

POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Redistribution & Poverty

How to measure ethnic party support with constituency electoral data? OLIVER STRIJBIS - ST. GALLEN, Universität MICHAL KOTNAROWSKI - WARSAW, University of

Room HFF 2

Disc.:

Umut Aydin - BOGAZICI UNIVERSITY

Identifying Globalization Winners and Losers, Or: How to Disentangle the Effects of Globalization and Deindustrialization STEFANIE WALTER - HARVARD UNIVERSITY Universität Heidelberg

Income Inequality, Redistribution \& Preference Aggregation: The Role of Electoral Institutions PHILIPP MOHL - MANNHEIM, Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW) OLIVER PAMP - BREMEN, Universität

No More Orphans: The European Union and the Foreign Aid Regime MAURIZIO CARBONE - GLASGOW, University of

Counting Calories: Democracy and Distribution in the Developing World MARK ANDREAS KAYSER - HERTIE School of Governance LISA BLAYDES - STANFORD University

Normative trade politics and the (re)construction of European ethical discourse in relations with the ACPs: continuity not novelty in the transition from Lome to Cotonou MARK LANGAN - MANCHESTER, University of

Compensating Whom for What? NIAMH HARDIMAN - DUBLIN, University College

The EU Sectoral Dialogues as “Soft” Regime-Building Tools LISA GROMOGLASOVA - Institute for World Economy and

Panel 536

International Relations (Russia)

Promoting Competition: the EU and global competition advocacy UMUT AYDIN - BOGAZICI UNIVERSITY Diverging EU Trade Strategies: External Challenges and Internal Debates AUKJE VAN LOON - BOCHUM, Ruhr-Universität

Panel 500

SCIENCE, The

Michael Smith - LOUGHBOROUGH, University of

Co-Chair:

Globalization, Inequality, and Redistribution: What Do the (New) Data Say? LLOYD GRUBER - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL

The EU and Regimes in the Global Political Economy Chair:

Chair: Disc.:

How the regional cleavage influences Islands voters´ electoral behaviour. Evidences from the Canaries. JORGE TUÑÓN - MADRID, Universidad Complutense de

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Session VI: 2.00 pm – 3.40 pm

US MIDDLE EAST POLICY 1: Grand Strategy and the Greater Middle East Chair: Co-Chair: Disc.:

Trevor McCrisken - WARWICK, University of Richard Jackson - ABERYSTWYTH, University of Wales

Obama’s exam with the Muslim world: Is change that easy? HELIN SARI ERTEM - MARMARA University The Gendered Practices of US Counterinsurgency [tabled] LALEH KHALILI - LONDON, University of, School of Oriental and African Studies

US Grand Strategy in the Middle East. Pre-emptive Containment on the Heartland HUGO MEIJER - IEP Sciences-Po, Paris The End of Bush's Freedom Agenda: Middle East Democracy Promotion under Obama OZ HASSAN - BIRMINGHAM, University of The Modern Geopolitical Imagination of American Foreign Policy: The Case of the ‘Greater Middle East Initiative’ AYLIN GÜNEY - BILKENT University The US democratization efforts: The past and the future LEVENT ONEN - BOGAZICI UNIVERSITY

Panel 447

Room HFF 6 Symposium

Welfare States in Europe: Convergence or divergence? Chairs:

Staffan Kumlin, Göteborg University, Sweden Steffen Mau, Universität Bremen, Germany

Discussants: Stein Kuhnle, University of Bergen, Norway/Hertie School of Governance, Berlin, Germany Chiara Saraceno, Social Science Research Center Berlin, Germany

Room -

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Session VII: 4.00 pm – 5.40 pm

SESSION VII FRIDAY / 4.00 PM - 5.40 PM

Analyzing Political Rhetoric Chair:

Darren Lilleker - BOURNEMOUTH, University of

Varieties of Pension Governance: The Regulation of Private Pensions in Europe BERNHARD EBBINGHAUS - MANNHEIM, Universität Mannheim

Co-Chair: Alan Finlayson - WALES, SWANSEA, University of Disc.:

Centre for European Social Research (MZES) TOBIAS WIß - MANNHEIM, Universität Mannheim Centre for European Social Research (MZES)

Terrell Carver - BRISTOL, University of

Rhetoric as Articulation: Analysing Intra-Party Conflicts DAVID MOON - SHEFFIELD, University of

EU ageing policies: On the differential means of ‘market’ for understanding EU social policy MIRIAM HARTLAPP - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für

Michel Meyer's philosophy of rhetoric and political inquiry NICK TURNBULL - MANCHESTER, University of

Sozialforschung (WZB)

The Rhetorical Citizen [tabled] JAMES MARTIN - LONDON, University of, GOLDSMITHS COLLEGE

Recent reforms to the English national health service: Privatisation of means not ends? PAULINE ALLEN - London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine

Heresthetic or Rhetoric? Concepts of Political Strategy in Anglophone and Continental Political Thought ALAN FINLAYSON - WALES, SWANSEA, University of

The Veil of Choice: Employment services and welfare-towork policy in Europe DEBORAH MABBETT - LONDON, University of, BIRKBECK COLLEGE

Applying Rhetoric in the Analysis of Parliamentary Disputes HANNA-MARI KIVISTÖ - JYVÄSKYLÄ, University of

State, Market and Non-Profits in Swedish Elder Care: A Continued Search for Balance PAULA BLOMQVIST - UPPSALA Universitet

Legislation, temporality, rhetoric ANNA BJÖRK - JYVÄSKYLÄ, University of

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Democratization and institutionbuilding: Recasting the structure agency debate in democracy promotion and «transitology» 1 Chair:

National /European identity construction and implications Chair:

Stefano Costalli - Catholic University of Milan

Co-Chair:

Co-Chair: Francesco Moro - FIRENZE, Università degli studi di Disc.:

Disc.:

Vittorio Emanuele Parsi - Catholic University of Milan

Internactionals (IBEI)

People’s Opinions On European Defence through News Reception CYRILLE THIEBAUT - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE), Université de

Panel 548

The Rubik's Cube of Democracy PETER RADA - CORVINUS University of Budapest Donor-Funded Civic Education in Kenya, 2000-2009: From democratisation to conflict HEATHER MARQUETTE - BIRMINGHAM, University of

Room H 06

Elites and Masses: Agenda Setting and Legitimacy Chair:

Room H 02

The Regulatory Politics of Welfare Privatisation

Heinrich Best - JENA, FRIEDRICH-SCHILLER Universität

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

A constitution for EU citizens? The role of specialists in the debate about participatory democracy in the EU constitution. LUIS BOUZA GARCÍA - ROBERT GORDON University

Dorte Martinsen - COPENHAGEN, University of

Co-Chair: Deborah Mabbett - LONDON, University of, BIRKBECK COLLEGE Disc.:

Horst-Alfred Henrich - PANTEION University of Social & Political Science

Time for Culture and Cultures of Time: Hidden Dimensions in the Public Perception of Political Change THOMAS MALANG - KONSTANZ, Universität

Inside-Out or Outside-In? Domestic Politics and Third-Party Conflict Management KYLE BEARDSLEY - EMORY University NIGEL LO - EMORY University

Chair:

Henk Dekker - LEIDEN, Universiteit

Zinovia Lialiouti - PANTEION University of Social & Political Science

Authoritarian Responses to Foreign Pressure: Spending, Repression and Sanctions ABEL ESCRIBÀ FOLCH - Institut Barcelona d'Estudis

Panel 234

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Direct Democracy and the Hungarian political elite Possibilities for overcoming the polarisation ZOLTÁN TIBOR PÁLLINGER - Andrássy German-Speaking

Dorte Martinsen - COPENHAGEN, University of

University Budapest

The puzzle of welfare markets [tabled] INGO BODE - WUPPERTAL, University of

Friday, 11 September 2009

Session VII: 4.00 pm – 5.40 pm

Is discongruence discongruence?- The relation of actual and perceived congruence between masses and elites LARS VOGEL - JENA, FRIEDRICH-SCHILLER Universität

Torture, Rendition, Ethics and Rethinking the War on Terror in a post-Bush Era CAROLINE KENNEDY-PIPE - HULL, University of

Bringing Elites Sociology back in European Integration Theories DIDIER GEORGAKAKIS - STRASBOURG, Institut d'Etudes

Multicultural Ethics and Globalization in War on Terror Times [tabled] GILLIAN YOUNGS - LEICESTER University of

politiques de

Panel 283

An unlikely lament? Ethics, enemies and the balance of power in the War on Terror LOUIZA ODYSSEOS - SUSSEX, University of

Room H 07

The War on Terror CHRIS ERICKSON - BRITISH COLUMBIA, University of

Visual Politics, art, and the social transformative power of images Chair:

Ethics, informants and counter terrorism JON MORAN - WOLVERHAMPTON, University of

Nicole Doerr - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Panel 577

Co-Chair: Daniela Vicherat Mattar - EDINBURGH, University of Disc.:

Climate governance in least developed countries

Simon Teune - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für Sozialforschung (WZB)

The ethics and politics of Migratory Aesthetics in Mieke Bal´s video installation Nothing is Missing MIA HANNULA - TURKU, University of

Chair: Disc.:

Bilateral funds and their contribution to climate governance in least developed countries - Case Study: The German International Climate Initiative HENDRIKJE REICH - POTSDAM, Universität

Culture Jamming and the Semiological Guerrilla Warfare – How Does the Struggle Over Images work? TUIJA LATTUNEN - HELSINKI, University of

Carbon markets for the poor. What can we learn from the CDM for REDD? HARALD FUHR - POTSDAM, Universität MARKUS LEDERER - POTSDAM, Universität

Room H 08

European Integration from a GenderTheoretical Perspective

Governing clean development: A framework for analysis PETER NEWELL - EAST ANGLIA, University of

Gabriele Abels - TÜBINGEN, Universität

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Networking for Climate Change – Discussing the Role of State-Market Relations in the Context of Energy Governance in India GUDRUN BENECKE - POTSDAM, Universität

Words, Images, Enemies: Securitization of the Other through Films BEZEN BALAMIR COSKUN - LOUGHBOROUGH, University of

Chair:

Markus Lederer - POTSDAM, Universität

Co-Chair: Peter Newell - EAST ANGLIA, University of

Picturing “gender”. Visualisation and popularisation of a key discourse ANNA SCHOBER - VERONA, University of

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Chair:

Gendering Theories of Integration ANNICA KRONSELL - LUNDS Universitet

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

From Equal Treatment to Gender Mainstreaming - to Diversity Management? ALISON WOODWARD - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit

Room S 12

The European Higher Education Area: Creating new institutional spaces within or outside the framework of the European Treaties? ANNE VAN WAGENINGEN - AMSTERDAM, University of

Ethics and Security in the War on Terror

European Lifelong Learning Strategy and diversity of national devices : An interpretation in terms of policy regimes. ERIC VERDIER - AIX-MARSEILLES, University of

Gillian Youngs - LEICESTER University of

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Frieder Wolf - HEIDELBERG, Ruprecht-KarlsUniversität

The global web of information exchange on national education policies. Scales, international organisations, and national parliaments RIK DE RUITER - TWENTE, Universiteit

Theorising enlargement from a gender perspective YVONNE GALLIGAN - BELFAST, QUEEN'S University of

Chair:

Room S 14

Rescaling Educational Policy in Europe: Discourse, Strategies, Reforms, and Outcomes

European banks’ board of directors: Is there gender diversity? RICARDO GIMENO - Banco de España MARIA JESÚS NIETO - Banco de España

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How do actors with few resources influence the rescaling of educational policies? France and Germany compared CLAIRE DUPUY - FONDATION NATIONALE DES SCIENCES

How enemies are made – and unmade? On hegemony and identity in [tabled] EVA HERSCHINGER - BIELEFELD, University of

POLITIQUES

Higher Education Reform in a Federal System: The Impact of Advocacy Coalitions on the Adoption of Bachelor and Master Degrees in Germany SEBASTIAN MAHNER - HEIDELBERG, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität

Intelligence Ethics – An Oxymoron? MARK PHYTHIAN - LEICESTER University of

Friday, 11 September 2009

Session VII: 4.00 pm – 5.40 pm

The public spending of the Länder for adult learning centres. Theoretical reflections and empirical evidence from Germany [tabled] STEFAN HUMMELSHEIM - Leibniz Centre for Lifelong Learning

Liberal Democracies and War: Why some fight and others do not ANNA GEIS - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT HARALD MUELLER - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT NIKLAS SCHOERNIG - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT

Getting involved: Development of a civic forum into efficient policy cluster [tabled] ANU TOOTS - TALLINN University

Panel 463

How democratic governments argue for an intervention: The cases of Germany and the United Kingdom HOLGER NIEMANN - DUISBURG-ESSEN, University of

Room S 15

Liberalism and Intervention JOHN MACMILLAN - BRUNEL University "Democratic Wars" - Products of Forged Preferences? JOCHEN HILS - KAISERSLAUTERN, Technische Universität

Culture, Recognition and Reconciliation Chair:

Panel 190

Simon Thompson - WEST OF ENGLAND, University of the

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Rethinking Democracy: the participatory revolution in Latin America

Democratic Politics: Recognition without reconciliation?’ CILLIAN MCBRIDE - BELFAST, QUEEN'S University of

Chair:

Recognition and Apologies MIKE CUNNINGHAM - WOLVERHAMPTON, University of

Disc.:

Cuore di

Room S 17

Participatory Budgeting and Representative Democracy DANIELA THEUER LINKE - TÜBINGEN, Universität Foundations of civic participation in Latin America [tabled] BIRTE GUNDELACH - KONSTANZ, Universität

The digital paths of political individualization: does technology matter?

Brazilian women movements participating in transnational spaces: How their transnational activities influence the democratisation processes in the national context ANTJE DANIEL - Bayreuth University

Davide Calenda - FIRENZE, Università degli studi di

Co-Chair: Albert Meijer - UTRECHT, University of Disc.:

Heterogeneity, Participation and the Quality of Democracy in South America: The Cases of Bolivia, Columbia, Ecuador and Peru [tabled] MICHAEL STOIBER - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität MICHELE KNODT - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität

Lorenzo Mosca -

In The Long Tail of Politics – Political Spheres of Migrants Online KATHRIN KISSAU - LAUSANNE, Université de Swiss Foundation for

Lost Highway? Transitions to Autocracy in Venezuela and Russia GRAF, PATRICIA - INSTITUTE OF POLITICAL SCIENCES

Research in Social Science, FORS UWE HUNGER - MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhlems- Universität

Collective Action Dilemmas with Individual Mobilization through Digital Networks ALEXANDRA SEGERBERG - STOCKHOLMS Universitet LANCE BENNETT - WASHINGTON, University of

Universität Tübingen

FRANKENBERGER, ROLF - INSTITUTE OF POLITICAL SCIENCES Universität Tübingen

Rethinking and Reworking Democracy in Bolivia and Ecuador: Constitutional Change from the Perspective of Democratic Theory JONAS WOLFF - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT

Internet Use, Attitudinal Change and Political Participation CLELIA COLOMBO - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de CAROLINA GALAIS - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de Political individualization among young Internet users: Findings of a web survey on university students in Italy, Spain and The Netherlands DAVIDE CALENDA - FIRENZE, Università degli studi di ALBERT MEIJER - UTRECHT, University of

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Panel 280

Room S 18

Chair:

Liberalism, war and intervention

Disc.:

John MacMillan - BRUNEL University

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Room S 20

Bringing Class Back In: Immigrants and Immigration through the Prism of Class Co-Chair:

Chair:

Juliana Erthal - TÜBINGEN, Universität

Can Participatory Budgeting be thought of as a representative system? An alternative theoretical approach STEFANO STORTONE - MILANO - Università Cattolica del Sacro

Communicating Forgiveness: Justice after Group Misrecognition MONICA MOOKHERJEE - KEELE, University of

Chair:

Ingrid Wehr - FREIBURG, Albert-LudwigsUniversität

Co-Chair: Patricia Graf - TÜBINGEN, Universität

Inequalities of Power: The Limits of Toleration as Recognition ANDREA BAUMEISTER - Stirling University

Panel 327

Room S 19

Martin Heisler - MARYLAND, University of Barbara Schmitter Heisler - GETTYSBURG College

Local Responses to the Presence of Immigrants: Suburban Settlement and the “threat” to Middle Class Status CAROLINE BRETTELL - Southern Methodist University

The Culture of Liberal Conformism: Consultative and Coercive Policies of Democratization GIORGOS KENTAS - INTERCOLLEGE

Irregular immigrants: the modern underclass? JOAO CARVALHO - SHEFFIELD, University of Beyond the “ethnicity versus class” dilemma MARCO MARTINIELLO - LIÈGE, Université de

Friday, 11 September 2009

Session VII: 4.00 pm – 5.40 pm

Trade Unions on Immigration: The effect of the institutional frame. CARMEN GONZÁLEZ-ENRÍQUEZ - MADRID, Nacional de Educacion

Reforms in Inter-Organizational Policy Implementation: The Case of Haringey Social Services and Baby P COLIN PROVOST - LONDON, University College

a Distancia, Universidad (UNED)

Panel 309

Bringing Class Back In: Immigrants and Immigration through the Prism of Class MARTIN O HEISLER - MARYLAND, University of BARBARA SCHMITTER HEISLER - GETTYSBURG College

Room S 23

Reconsidering state society interface in developing citizenship and civic activism

Welfare before political rights: A German tradition DIETRICH THRÄNHARDT - MÜNSTER, Westfälische WilhlemsUniversität

Chair:

Panel 317

Co-Chair: Rein Ruutsoo - TALLINN University

Room S 21

Leif Kalev - TALLINN University

Disc.:

Interpersonal trust: A fertilizer for agriculture ANNEKE SELLIS -

Developing Consideration Set Models of Voting Behavior Chair:

Concepts of Citizenship under Communism and Liberal Democracy in the Czech Republic PAT LYONS - ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC

Henrik Oscarsson - GÖTEBORGS Universitet

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

What is Citizenship for? Negotiating Citizenship and Naturalization in Latvia SUSANNE TÖNSMANN - BREMEN, Universität

Taking voters’ consideration set into consideration: Modelling electoral choice in two stages MARTIN ROSEMA - TWENTE, Universiteit CATHERINE DE VRIES - AMSTERDAM, University of

A test case for democratic consolidation in Central Europe: Citizenship EBRU OGURLU - MARMARA University

Understanding the role of political sophistication and knowledge in consideration set formation in Western Europe CAROLE WILSON - TEXAS AT DALLAS, University of MARCO STEENBERGEN - BERN, Universität

Panel 510

The Radical Right in Western Europe

Choice or complexity? The impact of party system fragmentation on voter information in European democracies CAROLIEN VAN HAM - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Chair:

In the footsteps of Zaller’s theory of media effects: Does New Information Have A Declining Marginal Utility? GÁBOR TÓKA - BUDAPEST, Central European University

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

A Matter of Timing? The Salience of Immigration and the Dynamics of Radical Right Electoral Success KAI ARZHEIMER - MAINZ, Johannes Gutenberg-Universitaet

Room S 22

Old Cleavages and New Actors in the Formation of a New Cultural Divide: Why a Right-Wing Populist Party Emerged in France but not in Germany SIMON BORNSCHIER - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Institutions and innovation processes in the public sector Chair:

Morten Balle Hansen - SOUTHERN DENMARK ODENSE, University of

The Programmatic Positions of Established Parties and their Influence on Extreme Right Parties Vote Share DENNIS SPIES - COLOGNE, University of

Co-Chair: James Svara - ARIZONA STATE University Disc.:

Jocelyn Evans - SALFORD, University of

The Influence of the Programmes of Far Right Parties on the Electoral System STEVEN VAN HAUWAERT - MARQUETTE University

Identifying Citizens Consideration Sets HENRIK OSCARSSON - GÖTEBORGS Universitet

Panel 291

Room S 24

Khalid Al-Yahya - Dubai School of Government

Radical Right, Populism and the Fear of Democracy [tabled] AURELIEN MONDON - LA TROBE University

The consequences of organizational innovations. The case of privatization and outsourcing MORTEN BALLE HANSEN - SOUTHERN DENMARK - ODENSE,

Explaining anti-immigrant party support in Western Europe: Individual grievances, elite failure or social context? RACHEL GIBSON - MANCHESTER, University of TAMI SWENSON - MINNESOTA, University of

University of

Organisational assertiveness and the limits to the extension of governmental power [tabled] CHRISTOPHER SADLEIR - CANBERRA, University of ANNE SADLEIR - AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL University

Comparing radical right party ideology and the voters’ profile and attitudes: A study on the Danish People's Party, the Northern League and the Austrian Freedom Party [tabled] SUSI MERET - AALBORG Universitet

Innovation in the European Commission: The Integrated Internal Control Framework initiative MICHAEL BARZELAY - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &

Panel 179

POLITICAL SCIENCE, The ROGER LEVY - Memorial University Newfoundland

The Fiscal Crisis and Innovation in American Local Government JAMES H SVARA - ARIZONA STATE University

Room S 25

Performance Management in Public Sector organizations Chair:

Visual culture, e-government and policy innovation VICTOR BEKKERS - ROTTERDAM, Erasmus Universiteit

Alex Vanderstraeten - GHENT University

Co-Chair: Adelien Decramer - GHENT University Disc.:

Friday, 11 September 2009

Session VII: 4.00 pm – 5.40 pm

The View from the Inside: Performance Measurement in the Dutch Police FRANS VAN WAARDEN - UTRECHT, University of EUGENIA BOUTYLKOVA - UTRECHT, University of

Measuring Policy Congruence in Europe NATHALIE GIGER - KONSTANZ, Universität Distinguishing Policy Position from Policy Salience in Estimates from Manifesto Texts SLAVA MIKHAYLOV - DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE, University of KENNETH BENOIT - DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE, University of

Permanent education in the HR-management of local government staff in Flanders: Does it matter? DRIES VERLET - Research Center of the Flemish Government HILDE VAN MECHELEN - Research Center of the Flemish

Rousseau, the Referenda, and Proper Modelling LUCAS LEEMANN - COLUMBIA University

Government

Parties’ Policy Offerings and Citizen Satisfaction with Democracy: A Cross-National Analysis of Twelve European Party Systems, 1976-2003 LAWRENCE EZROW - ESSEX, University of GEORGIOS XEZONAKIS - EXETER, University of

HERWIG REYNAERT - GHENT University Standardized Illnesses: The Use of Performance Management in Health Care E.F.P. KERPERSHOEK - DELFT University of Technology Performance management in non-profit organisations (NPO’s) BRAM VERSCHEURE - University College Ghent MIEKE BLOMME - University College Ghent ALEX VANDERSTRAETEN - GHENT University

Selling the Party: An analysis of party policy shifts and coalitions in advanced industrial democracies [tabled] ZACHARY GREENE - IOWA, University of Multiparty Government, Welfare Spending, and Policy Responsiveness [tabled] LANNY W MARTIN - RICE University

Evaluating the Performance of Courts in France and Belgium: A Difficult Circle to Square. JOEL FICET - LIÈGE, Université de

The Government-Citizen Relationship in Dynamic Perspective PAUL V WARWICK - SIMON FRASER University

The (non)spread of performance management in government agencies ALEX VANDERSTRAETEN - GHENT University ADELIEN DECRAMER - GHENT University

Panel 355

Panel 406

Computational Modeling in Political Science

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Chair:

Advocacy Coalitions in European Politics: Case-Based Strategies for Measurement and Theory Development Chair:

Disc.:

Nils Bandelow - TU Braunschweig Paul Sabatier - UC Davis

Democratic diffusion. An exercise in the empirical validation of an agent-based model. JOHAN A ELKINK - DUBLIN, University College

Institute

Stealth diffusion: An agent based modelling approach CHRISTIAN W MARTIN - HAMBURG, Universität

Advocacy Coalitions or Policy Networks in European Media Policy? Theoretical and Methodological Considerations OLIVER C FÜG - EXETER, University of

Extending EU Decision-Making Models: Sociological Processes in the context of EU Enlargement ROBIN HERTZ - Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH

Advocacy Coalitions and Crisis Exploitation: Resources, Strategies and Policy Change DANIEL NOHRSTEDT - Swedish National Defence College

Zurich)

DIRK LEUFFEN - Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH Zurich)

Experts and Academics as Idea Generator and Promulgator: Identifying Social Policy Community of the European Union RYOSUKE AMIYA-NAKADA - MEIJI GAKUIN University

Ethnic Violence and Urban Segregation: A Computational Model Applied to Baghdad NILS WEIDMANN - ETH Zürich IDEAN SALEHYAN - NORTH TEXAS, University of

Transferring Liberalism: Applying the Advocacy-Coalition approach for transnational trade negotiations between the European Union and the Southern African Development Community FRANZISKA MÜLLER - KASSEL, University of

Panel 85

Chair:

Room S 27

Measuring policy preferences, outcomes, and representation Co-Chair: Disc.:

Room 114

New trends in electoral systems. Reforms towards more personalized electoral rules and elections

Which Method to Implement the ACF? A Combination of Social Network and Multicriteria Analysis for the Study of Swiss Climate Policy KARIN M INGOLD - ETH Zürich

Chair:

Håvard Strand - International Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO)

Processes of change in post-communist states - non-linear dynamic modelling DIRK BERG-SCHLOSSER - MARBURG, Philipps-Universität YURIJ POLUNIN - MGIMO University, Moscow

The ACF and Relational Approaches to Policy Oriented Learning: Analysis of Advocacy Coalitions in British Sustainability Research ANTJE WITTING - LONDON METROPOLITAN University Cities

Panel 404

Nils B Weidmann - ETH Zurich

Co-Chair:

Co-Chair: Oliver Füg - EXETER, University of Disc.:

Room S 28

Jean-Benoît Pilet - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

The effects of empowering voters on the use of preferential voting at the local level in Flanders (Belgium) DRIES VERLET - Research Center of the Flemish Government

Thomas Bräuninger - KONSTANZ, Universität

Ghent University

BRAM WAUTERS - Research Centre of the Flemish Government JOHAN ACKAERT - Hasselt University

Gail McElroy - DUBLIN, Trinity College

Friday, 11 September 2009

Session VII: 4.00 pm – 5.40 pm

Chief executives in legislative elections: Reasons and consequences VITALIY GOROKHOV - ST. PETERSBURG, The European University

Subversive institutions in citizen participation MAURICE SPECHT - NSCR HENDRIK WAGENAAR - LEIDEN, Universiteit

Looking for locals? Electoral reforms and intraparty competition in Italy FILIPPO TRONCONI - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi FRANCESCO MARAGONI - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi

Panel 268

Democratic Innovations in the Public Sector - Comparing Policies

Moving towards more personalized voting in Lithuania: Arguments of the elite and the electorate AINE RAMONAITE - VILNIUS University

Chair: Disc.:

Room 231

When deliberation happens. A comparison of two deliberative experiments at the local level in Europe JULIEN TALPIN - PARIS 8, University of / CSU

Disc.:

Innovations in participation through EU policies? – A comparison of changes in participation patterns in Austria through the Water Framework Directive and the Strategic Environmental Assessment Directive JUDITH FEICHTINGER - University of Natural Resources and

Sonia Alonso - Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung

Co-Chair:

Applied Life Sciences, Vienna ANJA BAUER - University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences, Vienna

Andrew Richards – Juan March Institute

Explanatory factors of decentralization dynamics. Is decentralization an irreversible process? SANDRA LEÓN ALFONSO - CENTRO DE ESTUDIOS POLÍTICOS Y

Civil Society and the Legitimacy of the EU Polity PETRA GUASTI - Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic

CONSTITUCIONALES FRANCESC AMAT - OXFORD, University of IGNACIO JURADO - OXFORD, University of

Democratic innovations and models of institutional change. Insights from three cases of participatory budgeting in Europe ANJA RÖCKE - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

How state-wide parties maximize power in multilevel contexts: The case of the 'Spanish Estado de las autonomías'. JAVIER ASTUDILLO RUIZ - BARCELONA, Universitat Pompeu Fabra ANA SOFÍA CARDENAL - Universitat Oberta de Catalunya

Panel 152

Chair:

POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Disc.:

Daniel Lambach - DUISBURG-ESSEN, University of

Global public policy networks: Stimulating democratic governance beyond the state? OLIVIER PINTELON - GHENT University Soft governing: Mechanisms of governance in hybrid political orders STEFAN SKUPIEN - BERLIN, Freie Universität ULRIKE HÖPPNER - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Room 232

Urban Participation and Policy Deliberation

Resistance, Renewal and Redesign: Mapping Sub-national Governance Reform in Afghanistan DAVID CONNOLLY - YORK, University of

Navdeep Mathur - Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad

Bringing Community Back In - Legitimacy and Effectiveness in Post-Colonial States KEVIN P. CLEMENTS - OTAGO, University of

Co-Chair: Henk Wagenaar - LEIDEN, Universiteit Disc.:

Thomas Risse - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Co-Chair: Volker Boege - QUEENSLAND, University of

Elections 2.0: A comparative analysis of social media use by political parties on the eve of Belgian regional elections. STEVE PAULUSSEN - GHENT University P. MECHANT - GHENT University K. BERTE T. EVENS E. DE WAELE-DE GUCHTENAERE -

Chair:

Room H 09

Hybrid Political Orders and Governance in Areas of Limited Statehood – Theoretical and Normative Considerations

Change and stability in the vertical integration between state-wide parties (SWP) and non-state wide parties (NSWP) in Spain TÀNIA VERGE - BARCELONA, POMPEU FABRA, Universitat ÒSCAR BARBERÀ - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &

Panel 305

Planting the Seeds of Change Inside? EU Sectoral Cooperation and Democratic Governance in Arab Bureaucracies TINA FREYBURG - ETH Zürich

One Party, Two Arenas: State-Wide Parties in Regional Party Systems Chair:

Marko Joas - ÅBO AKADEMI

Co-Chair: Elin Wihlborg - LINKÖPINGS Universitet

Parliamentary Activity in Preferential List Systems: Initiation of Private Members’ Bills as Pursuit of Re-Selection and ReElection? THOMAS BRÄUNINGER - MAINZ, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität MARTIN BRUNNER - KONSTANZ, Universität THOMAS DÄUBLER - DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE, University of

Panel 245

Room 119

Panel 573

Strategic Navigation: Designing more adaptive forms of spatial planning and governance to better harness urban complexity. CATHY WILKINSON - STOCKHOLMS Universitet Globalization and Local Governance Reforms: Situating Policy work in governance practices in Indian Cities NAVDEEP MATHUR - Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad

Room H 10

Friday, 11 September 2009

Session VII: 4.00 pm – 5.40 pm London 2012: Rival approaches to the governance of Olympic risk WILL JENNINGS - MANCHESTER, University of

Protest Facing Different Political Regimes Chair:

Thomas Kern - Max Weber Center for Advanced Cultural and Social Studies

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Independent Regulatory Agencies in the Netherlands: Vertical, Diagonal and Horizontal Control CHRISTEL KOOP - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE The international governance of new technologies MARTIJN GROENLEER - DELFT University of Technology MICHEL VAN EETEN - DELFT, University of Technology SHIRIN TABATABAIE -

While Soldiers Stand By: The Military Arbitration of Revolutionary Situations in Soviet and Post-Soviet Spaces JESSE PAUL LEHRKE - KENT, University of Legal repression and organizational ties. The case of Basque conflict ARKAITZ LETAMENDIA ONZAIN - BARCELONA, Universidad de

Panel 568

Room HPI 3

Religion, soft power and foreign policy: Theoretical and empirical observations

Young challengers in authoritarian regimes: Evidence from Russia and Belarus TATYANA SHUKAN - Sciences Po Paris Threat and Opportunity in the Process of Democratization THOMAS KERN - Europa-Universität Viadrina

Chair:

Protests that bring about the End of Suharto Era and Emerging Democratic Regime DIAH ASITADANI - GENÈVE, Université de

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Conspiracy vs. spontaneity: How political repression inflames protest mobilization [tabled] ANASTASSIA LEONOVA - IMT (Institutions Markets Technologies)

Global Interfaith Forums and the Twofold Function of Religious Soft-power DELPHINE ALLES - Sciences Po Paris

Panel 251

May a secular state use religious soft power in foreign policy making? : The Turkish case ISTAR GOZAYDIN - ISTANBUL TECHNICAL University

Room HPI 1

Religiously-oriented political actors and foreign policy: The case of the AK Party in Turkey LUCA OZZANO - TORINO, Università degli studi di CHIARA STEINDLER - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE /

The future of constructivism? International Political Theory or International Political Sociology Chair:

Fondazione B. Kessler

Gunther Hellmann - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

The United States and its international policy objectives LEE MARSDEN - EAST ANGLIA, University of Religious soft power in foreign policy making JEFFREY HAYNES - LONDON METROPOLITAN University

The Gramscian genealogy of Laclaus discourse theory and its consequences. ALLAN DREYER HANSEN - ROSKILDE, University of

Panel 570

The constitution of subjectivity in poststructuralist thought DIRK NABERS - GIGA German Institute of Global and Area

Chair:

RYOMA SAKAEDA - GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies

Co-Chair:

Beyond variables: prospects for and limitations of pragmatism in the study of international relations ULRICH FRANKE - BIELEFELD, University of RALPH WEBER - ZURICH, University of

Disc.:

Room HPI 2

“Contextualising” Targeted Sanctions in Dual Strategies: How do sanctions fit in the EU Strategies towards Belarus and Transnistria? CLARA PORTELA - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE; Singapore

Kutsal Yesilkagit - UTRECHT, University of

Disc.:

Thomas Biersteker - Graduate Institute of International Studies

Understanding the effectiveness of targeted sanctions: The cases of Iran and Moldova FRANCESCO GIUMELLI - METROPOLITAN University Prague

Regulatory Governance: Regulatory Networks, Authorities and Risk Management -

Outlawing Hamas - Restrictive Measures and the EU as a Normative Power ELIN HELLQUIST - VÄXJÖ, University of

POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Co-Chair:

Thomas Biersteker - Graduate Institute of International Studies

Multilateral sanctions against terror suspects and the violation of due process standards MONIKA HEUPEL - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Claiming the Future: The Predictive Potential of Constructivist Research FELIX BERENSKOETTER - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &

Chair:

Room HPI 4

Targeted Sanctions: a critical review

Studies

Panel 498

Jeffrey Haynes - LONDON METROPOLITAN University

Management University

Panel 330

Regulatory Governance Costs in Network Industries: Learnings for the Postal Sector MARTIN MAEGLI - EPFL Ecole Polytechnique Fédéral de Lausanne Transgovernmental Networks and National Regulatory Authorities KUTSAL YESILKAGIT - UTRECHT, University of

Room HFF 1

Friday, 11 September 2009

Session VII: 4.00 pm – 5.40 pm Kakfa goes Southern

Unilateral secessions: popular mobilization and international recognition Chair:

Chair:

Aleksandar Pavkovic - Macquarie University / University of Macau

Ramona Coman - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de

Co-Chair: Daniela Piana - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi di

Co-Chair: Bruno Coppieters - Free Brussels University

Disc.:

Political fragmentation and judicial activism: The impact of prosecutorial power on politics. A comparison of Italy, France and Spain CARLO GUARNIERI - BOLOGNA, Università di

Unilateral Secession as a Cause and Consequence of Ethnic Conflict: Comparative Analysis of Kosovo and other exYugoslav countries KEIICHI KUBO - WASEDA University

Continuing communist practices: The Bulgarian judicial branch caught in struggles about the field of power OLE HAMMERSLEV - SOUTHERN DENMARK - ODENSE, University

Secession and conflict resolution outside and inside the European Union: The Irish and Basque cases FRANCISCO LETAMENDÍA - PAIS VASCO, Universidad del

Nationalist radicalization and secessionist justification: The Catalan case MARC SANJAUME CALVET - BARCELONA, Universitat Pompeu Fabra

Transitional justice: From political actions to judicial activism in Portugal JOÃO PAULO DIAS - Centro de Estudos Sociais

Politics of recognition and structural changes of the international system DRAGUTIN NENEZIC - BELGRADE, University of

Media, justice and politics: A new format for judicial reforms in Europe C. DALLARA - BOLOGNA, Università di RAMONA COMAN - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de DANIELA PIANA - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi

Panel 249

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Panel 148

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The EU and Security Regimes Chair:

Richard Whitman - BATH, University of

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Symposium Interest organizations: Is the power of organized interests declining?

EU multilateralism and US unilateralism compared: An African security in progress? GORM RYE OLSEN - ROSKILDE, University of

Chairs:

Bernhard Weßels, Social Science Research Center Berlin, Germany Danica Fink-Hafner, Ljubljana University, Slovenia

The EU and separatist conflicts in the former Soviet Union: RICHARD WHITMAN - BATH, University of STEFAN WOLFF - NOTTINGHAM, University of

Room -

EU as multilateral and minilateral security actor FULVIO ATTINA - CATANIA, Università di Power and bureaucracies: The search for an effective multilateralism in European security ANA E JUNCOS - BRISTOL, University of

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The EU's Post-Sovereign Institutional Arrangements in an Increasingly Sovereign World HISKI HAUKKALA - Special Adviser, Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland

Panel 504

18.00 - 19.00 - Plenary Lecture by John Mearsheimer

Room HFF 3

Estimating the impact of intra-party conflict on party systems Chair: Co-Chair: Disc.:

19.00 - 22.00 - Drinks reception

Judith Bara - LONDON, University of, QUEEN MARY Erica Edwards - INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES

Programmatic Conflict in Multi-level Parties: The Case of the Party of European Socialists ANDREA VOLKENS - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für Sozialforschung (WZB)

The Cartel Party and Party System Change OUTI RUUSUVIRTA - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Ideology, party factionalism and policy change: An integrated dynamic theory IAN BUDGE - ESSEX, University of LAWRENCE EZROW - ESSEX, University of MICHAEL D MCDONALD -

Panel 539

Room HFF 4

Saturday, 12 September 2009

Session VIII: 9.00 am – 10.40 am

SESSION VIII SATURDAY / 9.00 AM - 10.40 AM

Perceptions of Law in the Governance of Globalising markets by Political Scientists, Sociologists and in Legal Scholarship

Analyzing Legitimation Discourses – Methodological Issues and Substantive Findings Chair:

Frank Nullmeier - BREMEN, Universität

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Chair: Disc.:

Legitimating of the Iraq War: Exploiting Incidents and Stage Management in the US-Strategy THOMAS KRUMM - KENT, University of JOCHEN FISCHER - MARBURG, Philipps-Universität

The Metamorphosis of the Functional Synthesis. On the relationship between law and politics in trans-national economic governance POUL F KJAER - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Conflict Resolution or Conflict Prevention? Strategies to Deal with Overlapping Jurisdictions in Competition Control MICHAEL BLAUBERGER - BREMEN, Universität Collaborative

Arguing Away the Legitimacy Gap in Global Governance? The Case of the UN Global Compact PATRICK HAACK - ZURICH, University of ANDREAS GEORG SCHERER - ZURICH, University of

Research Center 597

National Regulations for a Borderless Industry: US versus UK Approaches to Online Gambling BETSI BEEM - SYDNEY, University of JOHN MIKLER - SYDNEY, University of

Legitimizing the European Union in different national contexts - the cases of Poland and East Germany NICOLA BUECKER - BREMEN, Jacobs University

From national welfare markets to a European social model? [tabled] FLORIAN BLANK - MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhlems- Universität

Legitimation as Reflexive Communicative Practice – The Case of Political Inquiries RIXTA WUNDRAK - BERLIN, Freie Universität STEFFEN ALBRECHT - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Conflicting Rationalities? Judicial Governance in Postnational Constellations SABINE FRERICHS - HELSINKI, University of

Room H 01

The Corporation in transnational law: Setting the foundations MAURO ZAMBONI - BREMEN, Universität

Social movements and rebel groups: how values, organization, resources, political opportunities, shape their strategies Chair:

Panel 311

Room H 05

Political Psychology: promising theoretical and methodological innovations

Luis de la Calle - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Co-Chair: Laia Balcells - YALE University Disc.:

Markus Krajewski - POTSDAM, Universität

Can markets secure human rights [tablede] MANUEL COURET BRANCO - ÉVORA, University of

Narratives of Legitimacy: The (De-)Legitimation of National and International Political Orders in the Media Discourses of Four Western Democracies STEFFEN SCHNEIDER - BREMEN, Universität

Panel 383

Christian Joerges - BREMEN, Universität

Co-Chair: Regina Kreide - GIESSEN, University of

Laia Balcells - YALE University

Chair:

Luis de la Calle EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Violence and Mobilization in Intra-State Armed Conflicts LIVIA ISABELLA SCHUBIGER - ZURICH, University>

Henk Dekker - LEIDEN, Universiteit Tom Murray - DUBLIN, University College Enrico Zoffoli DARMSTADT, Technische Universität

Revolutionary Restraint: Marxism Leninism and Violence Against Civilians in Mozambique and Angola KAI THALER - YALE University

Studying Political Decision-Making in Welfare State Reform Using Prospect Theory BARBARA VIS - AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit

Understanding the Political Activism of Armed Groups and Its Regulation: The Role and Strategy of Hezbollah in Lebanese Politics BENEDETTA BERTI - TUFTS University Fletcher School

Hard cognition and subjective rationality: Rules and conditions for an integration RODOLPHE GOUIN - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudes politiques de Understanding Individual Decision Making using Process Tracing RICHARD R LAU - Rutgers University DAVID P REDLAWSK - IOWA, University of

Ethnic and Religious Diversity, Natural Resources and Civil War TIM WEGENAST - GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies

Assessing Cross-Country Comparability for a Contentious Concept: Equivalence of Attitudes towards Democracy in the World Value Survey, 2005 GAL ARIELY - HAIFA, University of ELDAD DAVIDIV -

MATTHIAS BASEDAU - GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies

Panel 235

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Panel 549

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Saturday, 12 September 2009

Session VIII: 9.00 am – 10.40 am The Working of Ritual and Ceremony in South Africa’s Parliament VICTORIA HASSON - SHEFFIELD, University of

Framing processes and deliberative politics Chair:

Mauro Barisione - MILANO, Universitá degli studi di

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Disrupting rituals of parliamentary debate in the Indian parliament CAROLE SPARY - WARWICK, University of Are parliamentary ceremonies at Westminster a problem for British democracy? FAITH ARMITAGE - LONDON, University of, BIRKBECK COLLEGE

One frame to rule them all? How institutionalised metaframes emerge in news coverage of international political events – the story of international press coverage of the WTO Doha Round. RUNE SAUGMANN ANDERSEN - COPENHAGEN, University of

Institutionalizing Exclusion? the Gendered Dimensions of Norms and Rituals in the Chilean Congress SUSAN FRANCESCHET - CALGARY, University of

Framing parliamentary inquiries THOMAS SCHEFFER - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu

Panel 426

When framing and deliberation make the difference: Party funding reforms in France and Britain MICHAEL KOß - POTSDAM, Universität

Perceptions and voting behaviour Chair:

Framing Trust in Greek Political Institutions IOANNA KAFTANZOGLOU - ATHENS, University of ROI PANAGIOTOPOULOU - ATHENS, University of Public opinion and the contest over the framing of the Iraq war in Italy and the United States FRANCESCO OLMASTRONI - SIENA, Università degli studi di

Panel 306

Room H 07

Disc.:

Components of Issue Ownership: The Interlinkage of Problem Solving Competencies and Group Representation in the Formation of Issue Ownership RUNE STUBAGER - AARHUS Universitet RUNE SLOTHUUS - AARHUS Universitet Understanding Perceptions of Left and Right in New Democracies: A Comparative Study of Croatia and Slovenia [tabled] WILLY JOU - CALIFORNIA - IRVINE, University

Matti Hyvärinen - TAMPERE, University of

Co-Chair:

Lionel Marquis - LAUSANNE, Université de

Co-Chair:

Expectations about Coalitions and Strategic Voting under Proportional Representation MICHAEL HERRMANN - MANNHEIM, Universität

Reading art politically/resisting political reading Chair:

Room S 12

Poetry after 9/11 – an act of barbarism? TOMMI KOTONEN - JYVÄSKYLÄ, University of

Discursive Mobilisation and Issue Linkage in EU Referendums MIN SHU - WASEDA University

Resisting the too- Early (and too Late) Politicization of Sound and Musical Events [tabled] LAURI SIISIÄINEN - JYVÄSKYLÄ, University of

Campaign effects in direct-democratic votes: The mediating role of individual and contextual characteristics [tabled] PASCAL SCIARINI - GENÈVE, Université de ANKE TRESCH - GENÈVE, Université de

Neither Fiction nor Politics, or Perhaps Both: Reading J.M. Coetzee’s Diary of a Bad Year between Intervention and Resistance CARLO SALZANI - BONN, Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-

The electoral success of beauties and beasts GEORG LUTZ - LAUSANNE, Université de FORS

Panel 475

Universität

Terror and Resistance to Too Early Politicization: Don DeLillo’s Falling Man [tabled] MATTI HYVÄRINEN - TAMPERE, University of Department of Social

Room S 13

Reflexive Governance and environmental politics. Conceptual and empirical achievements and perspectives

Research

Contentious Master Tropes: Art vs. Politics in Protests CRISTIANA OLCESE - READING University

Chair:

The Ciphers of the Landscape: Art and the Shrinking Space of Political Enunciation in Palestine LAURA JUNKA - EAST LONDON, University of / LAPLAND,

Co-Chair: Peter Feindt - CARDIFF University Disc.:

University of

Panel 323

Room H 08

The North Sea Fisheries Crisis and Good Governance [tabled] LIZA GRIFFIN - WESTMINSTER, University of Conventional environmental politics and the space of antagonism CHIARA CERTOMÀ - Sant Anna School of Advanced Studies of Pisa

Faith Armitage - LONDON, University of, BIRKBECK COLLEGE

Co-Chair: Rosa Malley - BRISTOL, University of Disc.:

Peter Feindt - CARDIFF University

Institutional dynamics in the governance of Global Public Goods: A Case Study on the Microbial Commons TOM DEDEURWAERDERE - LOUVAIN, Université catholique de

Gendered Ceremony and Ritual in Legislative Institutions I Chair:

Sabine Weiland - LOUVAIN, Université catholique de

Reflexive governance of climate change in the food industry PETER FEINDT - CARDIFF University ANDREW FLYNN - CARDIFF University

Gender, nation and hierarchy in the openings of the Swedish Riksdag CECILIA ÅSE - STOCKHOLMS Universitet

Designing reflexive governance: Politics and context JAN-PETER VOß - Berlin Institute of Technology ADRIAN SMITH - SUSSEX, University of

Saturday, 12 September 2009

Session VIII: 9.00 am – 10.40 am

Reflexive governance of common goods – a way forward in European forest policy? SABINE WEILAND - Collège Thomas More

Panel 402

The Use of Anomie: Schmitt and Agamben on the Figure of the Katechon SERGEI PROZOROV - HELSINKI, University of Carl Schmitt, Immanuel Kant, and the Theory of International Relations: Political Theology vs. Political Philosophy OLIVER HIDALGO - REGENSBURG Universtität

Room S 14

Rescaling Family Policy Chair:

Panel 338

Annette Henninger - Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung (WZB)

Co-Chair: Christine Wimbauer - Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung (WZB) Disc.:

The Internet, Youth Political Knowledge and Political Participation

Chair:

Veto Players - Restraining or Facilitating Family Policy Change? REGINA AHRENS - MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhlems- Universität SONJA BLUM - MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhlems- Universität

Disc.:

The effects of (interactive) internet use on political knowledge, attitudes and participation. An analysis of panel survey results for 16-18 years olds in Belgium and Canada. SARA VISSERS - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit ELLEN QUINTELIER - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit

Room S 15

Metagoverning Interactive Governance and Policymaking

Electronic Media and Political Knowledge among 15- to 21year-old French-speaking Belgians BERNARD FOURNIER - LIÈGE, Université de RAPHAËL DARQUENNE - LIÈGE, Université de

Jacob Torfing - ROSKILDE, University of

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

The Internet, Media Use, and Informed Youth Political Participation HENRY MILNER - UMEÅ Universitet

Meta-governing municipal networks with elected councils as nodes: The role of the state, political parties and organisations GRO SANDKJAER HANSSEN - OSLO, N.I.B.R. SIGNY IRENE VABO - OSLO University College

Do online vote selectors influence the direction and quality of the vote? OUTI RUUSUVIRTA - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The MARTIN ROSEMA - TWENTE, University of

Vertical politics and horizontal governance: Frame work setting as meta-governance JOOP F.M. KOPPENJAN - DELFT University of Technology M. KARS - DELFT, University of Technology

E-democracy: Tools to increase civic literacy and voter turnout [tabled] ANDREAS LADNER - LAUSANNE, Université de

Metagoverning governance styles: Increasing the public manager’s toolbox LOUIS MEULEMAN - NYENRODE BUSINESS University

Panel 420

Meta-governance and the UK Nuclear Industry: A Limiting Case KEITH BAKER - SOUTHAMPTON, University of GERRY STOKER - SOUTHAMPTON, University of

Panel 459

Chair:

Room S 16

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Bert Hoffmann - GIGA Institute of Latin American Studies Marianne Braig - BERLIN, Freie Universität

The Social Missions in Venezuela: Between state control and participatory democracy ANNE DAGUERRE - MIDDLESEX University

Andreas Behnke - READING University

Expanding Social Citizenship: The Pursuit of a Reformed Pension System CRAIG WIRT - YORK, University of

Co-Chair: Sergei Prozorov - HELSINKI, University of Disc.:

Room S 18

Uncertainties of Democracy in Latin America

Carl Schmitt and the Possibility of International Ethics Chair:

Kimmo Grönlund - ÅBO AKADEMI

When the youth talk about climate change. A comparison of the learning potential of on-line and face-to-face political discussions STÉPHANIE WOJCIK - PARIS 12, University of JULIEN TALPIN - PARIS 8/CSU, University of

Childcare Reforms after Barcelona: Toward a Paradigm Shift? TIMO WEISHAUPT - MANNHEIM, Universität

Chair:

Henry Milner - UMEÅ Universitet

Co-Chair: Andreas Ladner - LAUSANNE, Université de

Ideas, rules and agency: The evolution of family policies in Hungary and in Poland DOROTA SZELEWA - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Panel 483

Room S 17

Sergei Prozorov - HELSINKI, University of

The Political Theology of IR: Taking Schmitt Seriously MIKA LUOMA-AHO - LAPLAND, University of

Civil and uncivil actors in the Latin American urban domain DIRK KRUIJT - UTRECHT, University of

Carl Schmitt's Ethics? MIKA OJAKANGAS - HELSINKI, University of

The Long Walk: Democracy in Mexico EVREN CELIK 'WILTSE - HACETTEPE University /

The Inertia of the Exception LINDA BISHAI - United States Institute of Peace

MASSACHUSETTS-AMHERST, University of

Politics vs. Policy: Is Public Security Reform a Threat to Democracy in Brazil? ANTHONY W PEREIRA - TULANE University

Katechon Vs. Antichrist. How to imagine the world order from theological references. [tabled] TRISTAN STORME - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de

Panel 347

Carl Schmitt: The possibility of ethics [tabled] PATRICE CAILLEBA - Groupe ESC Pau

Room S 19

Saturday, 12 September 2009

Session VIII: 9.00 am – 10.40 am Explaining When and Why Media Influence Citizens: A MultiMethod Cross-National Analysis MARINA POPESCU - ESSEX, University of

Liberalism and Humanitarian Intervention in the History of Ideas Chair:

Oliver Eberl - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Explaining Political Sophistication in a Comparative Context MATHIEU TURGEON - NORTH TEXAS, University of ROBERT LUSKIN - TEXAS AT AUSTIN, University of

Anna Geis - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT

Panel 419

Technologies of Compassion: Towards a history of humanitarianism, 1860-2009 BERTRAND TAITHE - MANCHESTER, University of

Changing State Structure and Action

Reasons for and against intervention in modern natural law SIMONE ZURBUCHEN - FRIBOURG, University of Fribourg

Chair:

Humanitarian Intervention - Old Wine in New Bottles? BEATE JAHN - SUSSEX, University of

Disc.:

Universität

After the Developmental State: Reduction or Reconfiguration KEUNSEI KIM - Sungkyunkwan University HYUNSHIN PARK - Sungkyunkwan University Member states and the European Commission: The reassertion of control HUSSEIN KASSIM - EAST ANGLIA, University of ANAND MENON - BIRMINGHAM, University of

Room S 20

Religious cleavage or religious conflict: the role of politics in mobilizing religious identities

“Hollowing out” and “Filling in”: Understanding Change in State Structure WOLFGANG MÜLLER - MANNHEIM, Universität

Cristiano Vezzoni - MILANO, Universitá degli studi di

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

B. Guy Peters - PITTSBURGH, University of

A Comparative Study of Political Appointments and Bureaucratic Competence VICTOR LAPUENTE - GÖTEBORGS Universitet COLIN PROVOST - LONDON, University College

Explaining Variation in U.S. Multilateralism for Small-scale military enforcement operations since 1990 STEFANO RECCHIA - COLUMBIA University

Chair:

B. Guy Peters - PITTSBURGH, University of

Co-Chair: Anand Menon - BIRMINGHAM, University of

L’intervention d’humanité in 19th century International Law – A theoretic construction of a droit humain KRISTINA LOVRIC - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-

Panel 199

Room S 22

Internationalization and the state: Reforming regulatory institutions MARK THATCHER - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Reawakening Enlightenment? The Counter-Religious Movements in European Public Discourse ANDERS BERG-SØRENSEN - COPENHAGEN, University of

Panel 334

Does religion affect Italian political system in the second republic? ROBERTO BIORCIO - MILANO - BICOCCA, Università degli studi di ILARIO GRASSO - MILANO - BICOCCA, Università degli studi di

Contradictions of values and patterns of politics and government in new democracies Chair:

Religious identities and political attitude in Italy ALBERTA GIORGI - MILANO - BICOCCA, Università degli studi di

Room S 23

Georg Sootla - TALLINN University

Co-Chair:

The political character of Islamic businessmen in Turkey BERRIN OSMANOGLU - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE),

Disc.:

Local and global contention: Conflicts around religious issues. A comparison of two middle-size cities in Italy, Parma and Verona. LORENZO BOSI - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Path Dependence and the Quality of Democracy in PostCommunist Countries IVAN TIMOFEEV - Moscow State Institute of International

The logic of transition's roots MARA KUHL - Independent consultant for public administrations

Université de and Bahcesehir University (Istanbul)

Panel 165

Relations

MARTIN BRUSIS - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität

Room S 21

Re-conceptualizing the Transition: The Effects of Europeanization on the Reforms of Public Administration in CEECs [tabled] SENKA STANIVUKOVICOVA - GRONINGEN, Rijksuniversiteit

New perspectives on the impact of media on voting behaviour Chair:

Policy Making and Patterns of Governance in Hungary TERRY COX - GLASGOW, University of SANDOR GALLAI - CORVINUS University of Budapest

Marina Popescu - ESSEX, University of and Median Research Centre

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Too much politics - and too little? Party systems in the new member states of EU [tabled] LI BENNICH-BJÖRKMAN - UPPSALA Universitet Department of

Context, Content and individual Characteristics: Developing a dynamic, multi-level model of election Campaign Effects CLAES DE VREESE - AMSTERDAM, University of

Government

I do it my way: Central and Eastern European countries ways to policy coherence ROMANA CAREJA - COLOGNE, University of

Can mass media mobilize and empower voters in elections? A multi-level analysis of OECD countries LISA MÜLLER - ZURICH, University of BRUNO WÜEST - ZURICH, University of

Variables of sustainable governance in post communist countries – new EU member states GEORG SOOTLA - TALLINN University

Priming Europe: In the News and in the Minds of the Voters SUSAN A BANDUCCI - EXETER, University of GEORGIOS XEZONAKIS - EXETER, University of

Saturday, 12 September 2009

Session VIII: 9.00 am – 10.40 am

Post-accession crisis in the new member states: Progressing or backsliding in the EU? ATTILA ÁGH - Budapest Corvinus University

Panel 511

Can public services be improved through territorial reforms? Triggers, diffusion and success of intermunicipal co-operation and amalgamations at Swiss Local Authorities RETO STEINER - BERN, Universitaet

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Evaluation Practices, Governance Doctrines, and the Swedish Territorial Metropolitan Initiative NILS HERTTING - UPPSALA Universitet EVERT VEDUNG - UPPSALA, University of

Inside the Radical Right: An Internalist Perspective Chair: Co-Chair: Disc.:

Panel 358

Matthew Goodwin - MANCHESTER, University of Kurt Richard Luther - KEELE, University of

Democracy and justice in distributive conflicts

The Public Image of Leaders of Right-Wing Populist Parties: The Role of the Mass Media LINDA BOS - AMSTERDAM, University of WOUTER VAN DER BRUG - AMSTERDAM, University of

Chair:

Disc.:

“Enemy from inside” the party and…inside us ? What the researcher does to the local teams of the radical right in France: Return to a possible controversial relationship MERMAT DJAMEL - LILLE II, University of

Justice and Democracy: Similar but yet very Different? FABIAN SCHUPPERT - BELFAST, QUEEN'S University of Distributive conflict, social justice and rule of law in ethnically diverse post-communist democracies in the EU: A case study of the jurisprudence of Estonian courts TATJANA EVAS - BREMEN, Universität

Pan-German student fraternities and the Austrian Freedom Party: A reciprocal relationship BERNHARD WEIDINGER - VIENNA, University of

Just procedures in health care - The importance of strengthening policy legitimacy when setting priorities. A Comparison of Policy Design for Provision of Assistive Devices in Two Swedish County Councils ANN-CHARLOTTE NEDLUND - LINKÖPINGS Universitet

Room S 25

Evaluation of territorial and functional reform policies in the intergovernmental setting

Redistributive Conflicts and Preferences for Tax Schemes in Europe ANTONIO M JAIME-CASTILLO - GRANADA, University of JOSE L SAEZ-LOZANO - GRANADA, University of

Hellmut Wollmann - BERLIN, HumboldtUniversität zu

Panel 150

Co-Chair: Sabine Kuhlmann - BERLIN, HumboldtUniversität zu Disc.:

How Central is the Middle-Class? Welfare State Reform, Distributive Conflicts and the Middle-Class - Germany and Sweden compared WOLFRAM LAMPING - HANNOVER Universität MICHAEL HAUS - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität

Right-wing extremist groups and Internet: Construction of Identity, Source of Mobilization and Organization MANUELA CAIANI - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE LINDA PARENTI - FIRENZE, Università degli studi di

Panel 242

Claudia Landwehr - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität

Co-Chair: Katrin Toens - HAMBURG, Universität / FLORIDA, University of

'This rally is a must' - Which factors lead neo-Nazis to take part in demonstration marches? FABIAN VIRCHOW, - MARBURG, Philipps-Universität

Chair:

Room S 26

Thomas Widmer - ZURICH, University of

Room S 27

Democratic representation in the multilevel European polity and beyond

Territorial reform of local government and alternative strategies: A comparative inquiry into evaluation criteria underpinning decisions and debate in Belgium. [tabled] BART DE PEUTER - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit Public

Chair: Co-Chair:

Management Institute ELLEN WAYENBERG - GHENT University University College Ghent VALÉRIE PATTYN - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit

Disc.:

John Erik Fossum - ARENA, University of Oslo John Erik Fossum - ARENA, University of Oslo

Civil society as an element of the compound representative structure of the EU HANS JÖRG TRENZ - ARENA, University of Oslo

The Performance of Decentralization Policies Compared. An assessment of national decentralization policies and their impact on local government performance in Germany, France and England STEPHAN GROHS - BOCHUM, Ruhr-Universität FALK EBINGER - BOCHUM, Ruhr-Universität RENATE REITER - POTSDAM, Universität

Representative democracy in the EU and Canada compared MICHAEL HOWLETT - SIMON FRASER University DAVID LAYCOCK - SIMON FRASER University JOHN ERIK FOSSUM - OSLO, Universitetet I 1+27=? Setting criteria for the additivity of levels of parliamentary representation, the case of the European Union.

Process and Effects of four Municipal Mergers [tabled] MICHIEL HERWEIJER - GRONINGEN, Rijksuniversiteit RIEN FRAANJE - Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken (Raad voor

CHRISTOPHER LORD - ARENA, University of Oslo

Openbaar Bestuur)

Assessing decentralization in Italy between political system and democratic accountability. ANDREA LIPPI - FIRENZE, Università degli studi di

The European Union’s Multilevel Parliamentary Field in Practice: The Case of the Services Directive BEN CRUM - AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit ERIC MIKLIN - AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit

Territorial reform and decentralization in a centralist country: The Greek case NIKOS HLEPAS PANOS GETIMIS - ATHENS, University of

Selling EU decisions at home - governmental strategies in the face of a lack of congruence MARJOLEIN MEIJER - ANTWERP, University of

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Politicising EU decision-making through national parliaments: Chances and risks. [tabled] ERIC MIKLIN - AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit

Panel 415

Informal Institutions and Negative Stability in Post-Soviet Rentier States ANDREA GAWRICH - KIEL University ANJA FRANKE - KIEL University

Room S 28

Panel 215

Special Interests Groups: Mobilisation, Strategy and Effectiveness Chair: Co-Chair: Disc.:

Room 231

The Institutional Dynamics of Migration Policy-Making Chair:

Patrick Bernhagen - ABERDEEN, University of

Peter Scholten - TWENTE, Universiteit

Co-Chair: Christina Boswell - EDINBURGH, University of

Caelesta Poppelaars - ANTWERP, University of

Disc.:

Heike Klüver MANNHEIM, Universität

The Institutional Dynamics of Integration Policy-Making on city level MARTIN 'BAK JØRGENSEN - AALBORG Universitet

Linking Interest Group Characteristics with Patterns of Political Engagement DARREN HALPIN - ROBERT GORDON University ANNE BINDERKRANTZ - AARHUS Universitet

How integration measures transformed into integration requirements INES MICHALOWSKI - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für

The Development of the WTO Interest Group Population. An Organizational Ecology Perspective MARCEL HANEGRAAFF - ANTWERP, University of JAN BEYERS - ANTWERP, University of CAELESTA POPPELAARS - ANTWERP, University of

Sozialforschung (WZB)

Liberal economic institutions and contemporary shifts in UK immigration policy CHRIS WRIGHT - CAMBRIDGE, University of

Interest Group Politics in the EU: The National Level ANDREAS DUER - DUBLIN, University College GEMMA MATEO - DUBLIN, University College

To skill or not to skill: Immigration control through education and training policy CAMILLA DEVITT - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

The Strategies of Business Interests in EU Politics RAINER EISING - BOCHUM, Ruhr-Universität

Controlling marriage to control migration – Revisiting the notions of marriages of convenience and forced marriages LAURA BLOCK - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Business Lobbying, Public Policy and Political Influence PATRICK BERNHAGEN - ABERDEEN, University of BRETT TRANI - ABERDEEN, University of

Panel 276

Panel 307

Room 114

Environmental Policy: Agenda-Setting and Policy Formulation Chair:

Informal institutions in the age of globalisation - different world regions compared Chair:

Frank Fischer - KASSEL, University of

Co-Chair: Miranda Schreuers - BERLIN, Freie Universität Disc.:

Gero Erdmann - GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies

Experts and other animals: Organizing policymaking in the UK Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs KATY WILKINSON - NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, University of

Co-Chair: Christian von Soest - GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies Disc.:

Room 232

Critical securitization of climate policy ARUN MUKHOPADHYAY -

Gero Erdmann - GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies

The Politics of Forests: The (non-)governance of natural resources within the United Nations HELGA PÜLZL - SALZBURG, Universität

Comparing neopatrimonialism: First empirical results from Africa, Latin America and Southeast Asia and implications for the concept [tabled] CHRISTIAN VON SOEST - GIGA German Institute of Global and

Panel 267

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Area Studies

KARSTEN BECHLE - GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies

Trust, Solidarity and Tolerance civic resources for a European Union in trouble

NINA KORTE - GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Democratic Decentralization and Neopatrimonialism in Indonesia CHRISTIAN VON LUEBKE - STANFORD University

Chair:

Informal institutions and the implementation of the ”New Poverty Agenda”: Comparisons across five least developed countries. OLE THERKILDSEN - Danish Institute for International Studies ANNE METTE KJÆR - AARHUS Universitet

Ireneusz Pawel Karolewski - POTSDAM, Universität

Co-Chair: Viktoria Kaina - POTSDAM, Universität Disc.:

European Identity and Civic trust: Normative, methodological and empirical considerations CLAUDIA WIESNER - MARBURG, Philipps-Universität

Moderating Effects of Patronage in the Middle East and Eastern Europe GUL M KURTOGLU ESKISAR - DOKUZ EYLUL University SHERRILL STROSCHEIN - LONDON, University College

Rethinking Citizenship in Europe: The agonistic Conception PAULINA TAMBAKAKI - WESTMINSTER, University of Europeanisation of political discourses: Empirical evidence on discrimination BERNA NUMAN - READING University

Does Neopatrimonialism hinder Reform? – Tax administration in the Philippines and Indonesia NINA KORTE - GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies

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Mobilising civic resources for problem-solving through eParticipation SIMON SMITH - LEEDS, University of

Panel 169

Lost in translation – Constructivist norm theory and their conceptual limits MATTHIAS HOFFERBERTH - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang GoetheUniversität

Room H 09

CHRISTIAN WEBER - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang GoetheUniversität

Advancing the linguistic turn in constructivist studies AMELIE KUTTER - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Private Security Governance Chair:

Klaus Dieter Wolf - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT

Panel 496

Co-Chair: Susanne Fischer - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT Disc.:

Room HPI 2

Kant and International Relations

Heiner Hänggi - Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF)

Chair:

Sharon Anderson-Gold - Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

The Role of Business for Peace and Security – Findings from Comparative Case Studies SUSANNE FISCHER - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

How far does economic self-interest carry? Incentives and Impediments for corporate engagements in peace – the case of the tourism sector. ULRIKE JORAS - swisspeace

Kant on global justice HELGA VARDEN - ILLINOIS - URBANA-CHAMPAIGN, University of

Organizational Security and Its Impact on Mission, Violence and Governance DEBORAH AVANT - CALIFORNIA - IRVINE, University of

National State, Postnational Constellations and democracy: Kant after Habermas? FOTINI VAKI - Ionian University

Governing Business Space in Rio de Janeiro ALEXANDER FREIER - LEIPZIG, University of

Kant’s Theory of Human Rights LUIGI CARANTI - CATANIA, Università di

Private Security Governance and the Transformation of Democracy ELKE KRAHMANN - BRISTOL, University of

Kant’s Changing Cosmopolitanism PAULINE KLEINGELD - LEIDEN, Universiteit

Panel 277

Kant and the jus post bellum [tabled] MARTIN FRANK - BREMEN, UNIVERSITÄT

Kant and Rethinking the International MUHAMMED AGCAN - MARMARA University Visiting Research

Room H 10

Fellow at the University of Sussex

Kant’s lex permissiva and the state’s rights over its territory [tabled] OLIVIERO ANGELI - Centre Marc Bloch

Mobilization and Protest Communication on the Social Web Chair:

Panel 271

Markus Rohde - SIEGEN, University of

Room HPI 3

Co-Chair: Sigrid Baringhorst - SIEGEN, University of Disc.:

Heike Walk - TU Berlin

Religious Actors and the Media: Forging Identities in a Complex Political Environment

Consumer Protest Politics on the (Social) Web: Doing Democracy beyond borders? VERONIKA KNEIP - SIEGEN, FK 615: Medienumbrüche JOHANNA NIESYTO - SIEGEN, FK 615: Medienumbrüche

Chair:

Christoph Schumann - BERN, Universität

Co-Chair: Carola Richter - ERFURT, University of

Protest and inclusion: The role of political intermediaries for radical participation in an internet context CAMILO CRISTANCHO - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de

Disc.:

Identity and Culture in Digital Political Mobilization CHRISTINA NEUMAYER - SALZBURG, Universität

Political discourse in the media of national Muslim organizations in the USA SABINA VON FISCHER - BERN, Universität

The new divide of digital civic activity - politics of hate and hope TAPIO HÄYHTIÖ - TAMPERE, University of JARMO RINNE - TAMPERE, University of

Contentious Politics, Mobilization and the Role of Religion: The Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood and its Media Strategies CAROLA RICHTER - ERFURT, University of

Panel 557

Muslim media and the role of religion, language, and ethnicity in the German public sphere CHRISTOPH SCHUMANN - ERLANGEN-NUERNBERG, Friedrich-

Room HPI 1

Alexander Universitaet

China, Islam and Internet HO WAI-YIP - Hong Kong Institute of Education

Constructivism in Practice I: From meta to method? Chair:

Commanding Good and the Common Good Interpretation and Authority of Islamic Law on the Internet JENS KUTSCHER - ERLANGEN-NUERNBERG, Friedrich-Alexander

Oliver Kessler - BIELEFELD, University of

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Universitaet

An embedded IRist: Fieldwork in constructivist IR XYMENA KUROWSKA - BUDAPEST, Central European University

Panel 368

Methodological pluralism in constructivism: Deconstructing and reconstructing empirical international relations and political science research through a critical social constructivist approach KAREN DEVINE - DUBLIN CITY University

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Changing Normative Orders in Security Governance Chair:

Cornelia Ulbert - DUISBURG-ESSEN, University of

Co-Chair: Disc.:

The EU in Multilateral Security Governance Chair:

Co-Chair: Luk Van Langenhove - UNU-CRIS Bruges

Keith Krause - Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva

Disc.:

Confidence-Building Measures: Research Programs and Debates [tabled] GAMAL SELIM - CALGARY, University of

EU Security Contributions in Multilateral Settings EMIL KIRCHNER - ESSEX, University of Regional Security Governance and in Post-Westphalian States JAMES SPERLING - AKRON. University of

Changing Discourses, Changing Practices? Gender Mainstreaming and Security JUTTA JOACHIM - HANNOVER Universität ANDREA SCHNEIKER - HANNOVER Universität

The EU and multilateral governance of migration MICHELA CECCORULLI - Forum on the Problems of Peace and War EMMANUEL FANTA - United Nations University

Security sectors and security actors: Discussing the viability of the Copenhagen School in the Cyprus question [tabled] ALPER KALIBER -

The EU in Multilateral Security Governance: A Theoretical Reflection SONIA LUCARELLI - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi di STUART CROFT - WARWICK, University of

Pluralized Normative Orders of Security and Development LISBETH ZIMMERMANN - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität

EU policy and multilateralism on energy security: The case of the Russian-Ukrainian gas dispute SIJBREN DE JONG - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit JAN WOUTERS - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit STEVEN STERKX -

SALW norms, DDR practice and the liberal Peace thesis: The bottom line SIMONE THOLENS - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Room HFF 1

EU-UN-cooperation in the field of military crisis management: Conceptual, institutional and operational aspects of a strengthened partnership [tabled] MANUELA SCHEUERMANN - WÜRZBURG, University of

Governing Divided Societies: territorial and non-territorial tools of conflict management Chair:

Panel 518

Room HFF 3

Wilfried Swenden - EDINBURGH, University of

Co-Chair: Klaus Detterbeck - MAGDEBURG, University of Disc.:

Ruth Hanau Santini - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi di

Multi-level Governance for Human Security LUK VAN LANGENHOVE - United Nations University

The Responsibility to Protect (R2P) and the Revival of the International Trusteeship NOEMI GAL-OR - KWANTLEN POLYTECHNIC University

Panel 405

Sonia Lucarelli - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi di

Describing and Measuring Intra-Party Conflict

Organizing for Stability: Strategic Choices and Dilemmas for State-wide parties in Divided Societies WILFRIED SWENDEN - EDINBURGH, University of KLAUS DETTERBECK - MAGDEBURG, University of

Chair:

Why is territorial autonomy not enough? KRIS DESCHOUWER - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit

The Ideological Cohesion of Political Parties. A Study of Parliamentary Speeches in Austria and Germany HANNA BÄCK - MANNHEIM, Universität MARC DEBUS - MANNHEIM, Universität WOLFGANG MÜLLER - MANNHEIM, Universität

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Ethno-Federalism and Power-Sharing: Deadly Mix or Magical Formula? MATTHIJS BOGAARDS - BREMEN, Jacobs University

Bill Cross - CARLETON, University of

Cross-Cutting Issues and Party Strategy in the European Union TILL WEBER - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE CRAIG PARSONS - OREGON, University of

European tools of conflict management in Central European states with Hungarian minorities [tabled] LÁSZLÓ MARÁCZ - AMSTERDAM, University of Ethnic Federalism, Political Allegiance and the Right to Secede IAN OFLYNN - NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, University of

Intra-party dynamics : Structural dimensions and networks’ analysis VINCENT DARRACQ - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudes politiques de

The politics of territory in ethnically polarized cities: Looking for a comparative framework [tabled] MARCO ALLEGRA - TORINO, Università degli studi di

Dimensions of intra-party conflict and their effect on policy stability SYLVIA PANNOWITSCH - MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhlems-

The perils of post-ethnic political mobilization: A case study of Bosnia-Herzegovina PETER VERMEERSCH - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit HELEEN TOUQUET - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit

Panel 258

Richard Katz - JOHNS HOPKINS University

Universität

Factionalism within two major but opposite parties: The cases of the French Parti socialiste (PS) and of the Union pour un Mouvement Populaire (UMP) CAROLE BACHELOT - FONDATION NATIONALE DES SCIENCES

Room HFF 2

POLITIQUES

FLORENCE HAEGEL- FONDATION NATIONALE DES SCIENCES POLITIQUES

Panel 540

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Session VIII: 9.00 am – 10.40 am

Leadership and political parties in Southern European Regions Chair:

Antonio Robles Egea - Granada, University of

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Leaders as regional makers in Southern Spain MANUELA ORTEGA RUIZ - GRANADA, University of FRANCISCO JAVIER LUQUE CASTILLO - GRANADA, University of Turkey: Strong leadership, weak inner-party democracy? EKREM EDDY GÜZELDERE - European Stability Initiative Leadership, Political Parties, and the Quality of Democracy in Andalucia SANTIAGO DELGADO FERNANDEZ - GRANADA, University of GUADALUPE MARTÍNEZ - GRANADA, University of RAFAEL VÁZQUEZ-GARCÍA - GRANADA, University of Forza Italia on the grounds. Recruitment and carriers of a new local political elite in Italy JEAN-LOUIS BRIQUET - FONDATION NATIONALE DES SCIENCES POLITIQUES

Panel 186

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EU-US relations in and after Bush Chair: Co-Chair: Disc.:

Michael Cox - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The John Deni - US Army / HEIDELBERG, RuprechtKarls-Universität

From Rift to Flux: The Evolution of Relationship between United States and European Union after the Bush Administration. MATTEO DIAN - Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane (SUM) Alliance above the Clouds: Mutable EU-US Security Cooperation in the Field of Satellite Navigation, the Late1990s to the Present SHENG-CHIH WANG - BERLIN, Freie Universität Multilateralism, Security and the Global Political System: The US and the EU at the UN CARLA MONTELEONE - PALERMO, University of Transaction Costs rather than Soft Balancing! Understanding the United States Impact on European Security MORITZ WEISS - ST. GALLEN, Universität Mind the Gap - US-EU Relations in the war on terror DAVID BROWN - Defence and International Affairs, Royal Military Academy Sandhurst

Panel 449

Room HFF 6 Symposium

Party systems: Is there a tendency towards integration or fragmentation? Chairs:

Steven Weldon, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, Canada Gabor Toka, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary

Discussants: Ursula Hoffmann-Lange, University of Bamberg, Germany Emily Van Haute, University of British Columbia, Vancouver B.C., Canada

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Session SessionVIII: IX: 11.00 9.00 am – 12.40 10.40 pm am

SESSION IX SATURDAY / 11.00 AM - 12.40 PM

Cultural Political Economy: Political and Economic Imaginaries

Issues in Political Communication Chair:

Raymond Kuhn - LONDON, University of, QUEEN MARY

Chair:

Michael Farrelly - BIRMINGHAM, University of

Co-Chair: Darren Lilleker - BOURNEMOUTH, University of

Co-Chair: Lucy Ferguson - SHEFFIELD, University of

Disc.:

Quotations in press reporting on political inquiries – A transposition in a duet MATTHIAS MICHAELER - BERLIN, Freie Universität JAN SCHANK - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Governance through competing economic imaginaries: The case of Israel [tabled] ARIE KRAMPF - Max Planck Institute for the History of Science,

The Myth of Nicolas Sarkozy’s popularity O BAISNEE - TOULOUSE, Institut d Etudes Politiques (IEP) de

Power, Ideas and the Emergence of Institutions in Political Economy [tabled] SASCHA MUENNICH - KÖLN, MAX-PLANCK-INSTITUT FÜR

Berlin

Le Monde diplomatique: Between journalistic ethics and activism NICOLAS HARVEY - RENNES I, lnstitut d Etudes Politiques de

GESELLSCHAFTSFORSCHUNG

Constructing Democracy and Economy as Objects of Governance in the Local State MICHAEL FARRELLY - BIRMINGHAM, University of

A cross-cultural study of toughness and neutrality in Italian and English televised interviews AUGUSTO GNISCI - NAPOLI FEDERICO II, Universita di PIERPAOLO ZOLLO - NAPOLI FEDERICO II Universita di

Varieties of Capitalism, Varieties of Economic Imaginaries, and Varieties of Crisis Interpretation and Response BOB JESSOP - LANCASTER , University of

Public service broadcasting in Sarkozy’s France RAYMOND KUHN - LONDON, University of, QUEEN MARY

Exploring competitiveness as an imaginary of State transformation in Medellín Colombia: A Cultural Political Economy case study SANTIAGO LEYVA-BOTERO - EAFIT University, Colombia

Credibility talk in public diplomacy BEN D MOR - HAIFA, University of

Panel 485

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Images of capitalism in North and South CHRISTIAN MAY - BREMEN, Universität Towards a Cultural Political Economy: Ideational Discourses, Material Power and the Production of (Counter-)Hegemony NGAI-LING SUM - LANCASTER , University of

Geopolitics of Conflict and Democratization? Middle East, Turkey and Kosovo Chair:

Panel 326

António Marques Bessa - Instituto Superior de Ciências Sociais e Políticas

Political culture, Identity and Language

Co-Chair: Maria do Céu Pinto - MINHO, University of Disc.:

Sandra Maria - Instituto Superior de Ciências Sociais e Políticas

Chair:

Rodrigues Balão

Co-Chair:

Islamic Fundamentalist Propaganda: An Instrument to Justify Conflicts? Fatalism anti-democratization? CÉLIA FELÍCIA BELIM RODRIGUES - Centro de Administração e

Disc.:

Henk Dekker - LEIDEN, Universiteit Matthias Ecker-Ehrhardt - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für Sozialforschung (WZB) Eva Wisse TILBURG, Universiteit van

Políticas Públicas (CAPP)

Questioning the Globalisation of Democracy: An exploration of how local political culture influences democratic development LAUREN LEIGH HINTHORNE - YORK University

Democratization and Conflict: The Case of Turkeys Democratization under a Moderate Islamic Party MARIA DO CÉU PINTO - MINHO, University of The democratic transition in international protectorates: The case of Kosovo [tabled] SÓNIA ALEXANDRA DA SILVA RODRIGUES - Portuguese Institute

Symbols, Freedom of Speech or mere Mocking? An analysis of the struggle over the identity of 12 caricatures SIGNE KJÆR JØRGENSEN - COPENHAGEN, University of

for International Relations

The emotional dimension of political support HORST-ALFRED HEINRICH - STUTTGART, Universität

Geopolitics of the Conflict ANTÓNIO MARQUES BESSA - Instituto Superior de Ciências Sociais e Políticas

The concept of Anti-American in the US political culture: Current developments. ZINOVIA LIALIOUTI - PANTEION University of Social & Political

Kosovo: After a past of conflict a future of development? PATRÍCIA CALCA - Centre for Public Policies -ISCSP- Technical

Science

University of Lisbon

Panel 551

Islamist movements and the process of political development in Middle East SANDRA LILIANA COSTA - MINHO, University of

Panel 398

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Session SessionVIII: IX: 11.00 9.00 am – 12.40 10.40 pm am Anti discrimination authorities, strategic litigation or collective bargaining: Different paths to pay equity? GESINE FUCHS - ZURICH, University of

Power and Conflict in World Politics - The sociology of Pierre Bourdieu in IR Chair: Co-Chair: Disc.:

Lost in Translations? Implementing Gender Mainstreaming in Hungary KAKUCS NOEMI - AALBORG Universitet Central European

Catherine Goetze - Nottingham, Ningbo, University of -

University

Catherine Goetze - Nottingham, Ningbo, University of

Disentangling discrimination on Spanish boards of directors [tabled] RUTH MATEOS DE CABO - Universidad CEU San Pablo RICARDO GIMENO - Banco de España

Honourable behaviour in international politics: Identity, compliance and inclusion/exclusion LILIANA POP - LONDON METROPOLITAN University

The Parliament’s hopes were too high – pay surveys as a policy instrument for equal pay at Finnish workplaces [tabled] MILJA SAARI - HELSINKI, University of

The Construction of Informational Capital in the European Union – A case analysis STEFAN BERNHARD - Institute for Employment Research, Nürnberg

Panel 429

Capitalizing on Bourdieu: Boundary-setting, agency, and doxic battles in IR TRINE VILLUMSEN - COPENHAGEN, University of

Approaches to belief choice or change

Towards a transnational field analysis of politics DAVID SWARTZ - BOSTON University

Chair:

Power and exclusion among NGOs and their beneficiaries: Who is seen as an authorized speaker? KRISTINA HAHN - BREMEN, Universität Collaborative Research

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

What's the political? Bourdieu meets Weber KLAUS SCHLICHTE - MAGDEBURG, University of

SCIENCE, The

Information, Beliefs and the Abidance to Norms PETER KOTZIAN - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität

Room H 07

A Simulation of Social Epistemology STAFFAN ANGERE - LUNDS Universitet

Boundaries and Diversity Chair:

Rumour and Perception amidst Social Conflict KAREN GUTTIERI - Naval Postgraduate School ALPER CAGLAYAN - Milcord LLC

Monika Mokre - Austrian Academy of Sciences

Co-Chair: Birte Siim - AALBORG Universitet Disc.:

Erik Olsson - LUNDS Universitet

Cognitive Dissonance and the Epistemic Limitation of Democratic Decision-making JAMES WONG - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL

Center Transformations of the state

Panel 314

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Rational belief changes for collective agents DAVID WESTLUND - GOTEBORGS Universitet

Driving and Framing Immigration Politics in West European Public Spheres MARC A HELBLING - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für

Panel 529

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Sozialforschung (WZB)

Experiences from the East – Hungary’s Response to Europeanization ROBERT SATA - BUDAPEST, Central European University

Learning, Institutions and the Dynamics of Environmental Regimes Chair:

Solidarity and Social Justice: Is the Welfare State Soluble in Diversity? OLIVIER RUCHET - Sciences Po Paris

Panel 411

Co-Chair: Christoph Knill - KONSTANZ, Universität Disc.:

Room H 08

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Detlef Jahn - GREIFSWALD, Ernst-Moritz-Arndt University

International Policy Transfer and Domestic Policy Change: Explaining the Success and Failure of National Environmental Action Programmes (NEAPs) in Central and Eastern Europe RALF NORDBECK - Vienna, University of Natural Resources

(Gender) Equality Policies Chair:

Thomas Sommerer - KONSTANZ, Universität

Emanuela Lombardo - MADRID, Universidade Complutense de

(BOKU)

Power-games or learning: Developing renewable energy policies in Spain, Sweden and India KATRIN UBA - UPPSALA Universitet HANS BLOMKVIST - UPPSALA Universitet

Johanna Kantola - HELSINKI, University of

Gender Mainstreaming in EU Development Policy: An assessment of Country Strategy Papers and National Indicative Programmes PETRA DEBUSSCHER - GHENT University

The Ecological State: Cross-National Patterns of Environmental Governance Regimes ANDREAS DUIT - STOCKHOLMS Universitet

Political process of gender mainstreaming in Portugal: His actors and instruments ROSA MONTEIRO - COIMBRA, University of VIRGÍNIA FERREIRA - COIMBRA. University of

Dynamics of cooperation: The effect of learning and socialization on international legal commitment in the area of air pollution. SOPHIE PERRIN - ETH Zurich (CIS)

In between family and equality: Women in science and the changing visibility of all-female education institutions in the UK and Japan NAO KODATE - KINGS COLLEGE London TAKAKO KODATE - Tokyo Womans Christian University

The Circuits of Regulation: Transatlantic Perspectives on Persistent Organic Pollutants and Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals CHRIS ANSELL - CALIFORNIA - BERKELEY, University of JÖRG BALSIGER - Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH Zurich)

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Global REACH?: The International Contribution of EU Chemicals Regulation KATJA BIEDENKOPF - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit

Panel 591

Partisanship and Moral Motivation DIMITRIS EFTHIMIOU - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Panel 436

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Parties, campaigns and media technology

Rescaling Health Care Policy Chair:

Room S 17

Gilardi, Fabrizio - ZURICH, University of

Chair:

Rachel Gibson - MANCHESTER, University of

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Stephen Ward - OXFORD, University of

The changing political governance structures of Nordic health care systems TERJE P HAGEN - OSLO, Universitetet I KARSTEN VRANGBÆK - COPENHAGEN, University of

Cyberactivism, campaigning and party change in the Catalan parties [tabled] ROSA BORGE - OBERTA DE CATALUNYA, Universitat ALBERT PADRÓ-SOLANET - OBERTA DE CATALUNYA, Universitat

Rescaling health care policy Or: What is left of Bismarck and Beveridge after the latest reforms in Germany and the UK CONSTANZE KATHAN - BILKENT University

Does Exposure to Websites and Weblogs Affect Voters' Party Leader Image Evaluations? Experimental Studies from the 2007 Finnish National Elections TOM CARLSON - ÅBO AKADEMI KIM STRANDBERG - ÅBO AKADEMI GÖRAN DJUPSUND - ÅBO AKADEMI

The dynamics of health care policy making in Italy: The dispute between State and regions FEDERICO TOTH - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi

When parties position themselves. Political parties in policy space across Europe PETER MAIR - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE ALEXANDER H TRECHSEL - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

The Role of Private Hospitals in Turkey: The Increase in Their Impact, Causes and Consequences ASLI ORHON - BOGAZICI UNIVERSITY Hospital System Reform in post-Soviet countries RODICA PLUGARU - GRENOBLE, Université de

Panel 505

The internet and French political communication in the aftermath of the 2007 presidential election THIERRY VEDEL - FONDATION NATIONALE DES SCIENCES

Room S 15

POLITIQUES

KAROLINA MICHALSKA KOC - FONDATION NATIONALE DES SCIENCES POLITIQUES

Interactive employment policymaking Chair:

From Alpha- to Beta testing. Web 2.0 in the Norwegian 2007 and 2009 Campaigns [tabled] OYVIND KALNES - LILLEHAMMER University College

Peter Triantafillou - ROSKILDE, University of

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Municipal responsibility: Enhancing or impeding potentials of network governance? BODIL DAMGAARD - Danish National Centre for Social Research

The effect of ICTs and new media on Political Party Systems: More democracy or more populism? YANINA WELP - ZURICH, University of JONATHAN WHEATLEY - ZURICH, University of

Governing employment policies by numbers: The cases of Australia and Denmark PETER TRIANTAFILLOU - ROSKILDE, University of MARK CONSIDINE - MELBOURNE, University of

Code Politics: Permanent Campaigning and the Canadian Political Sphere GANAELE LANGLOIS - RYERSON University GREG ELMER - RYERSON University

Panel 501

Networking against the odds? ANDERS ESMARK - ROSKILDE, University of Explaining the development of the OMC in employment policy through P-A analysis CAROLINE DE LA PORTE - SOUTHERN DENMARK - ODENSE,

Corruption, Accountability and Democratic Politics

University of

Panel 460

Chair:

Room S 16

Lucio Renno - BRASILIA, University of

Is Political Corruption Contagious? RAVI BHAVNANI - MICHIGAN STATE University CARLOS PEREIRA - MICHIGAN STATE University MATTHEW TAYLOR - SAO PAULO, University of

Theorising Partisanship Jonathan White - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Co-Chair: Lea Ypi - OXFORD, University of Disc.:

Lucio Renno - BRASILIA, University of

Co-Chair: Mathew Taylor - SAO PAULO, University of Disc.:

Chair:

Room S 18

Democratic Crisis in America: Citizens Experiences with Corruption, Political Protest and the Economy LUCIO RENNO - BRASILIA, University of

A Normative Theory of Intra-Party Democracy: Thirty Years Later ALAN WARE - OXFORD, University of

The Politics of Constitutional Amendments in Latin America s New Democracies MARCUS ANDRE MELO - PERNAMBUCO, Federal University of

Neutrality, Perfectionism and the Public Funding of Political Parties MATTEO BONOTTI - EDINBURGH, University of

(UFPE) - Brazil

Prying Open the Secretive State: Civil society collaboration for access to information laws MARCIA GRIMES - GÖTEBORGS Universitet

Chronicle of a Death Foretold? Partisanship, Ideology and Public Reason LEA YPI - OXFORD, University of JONATHAN WHITE - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &

Panel 350

POLITICAL SCIENCE

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Session SessionVIII: IX: 11.00 9.00 am – 12.40 10.40 pm am Creeping changes in central government coordination: The case of Germany JULIA FLEISCHER - POTSDAM, Universität THURID HUSTEDT - POTSDAM, Universität

Conceptions of Democracy and Democratic Peace Chair:

Matthew Rendall - NOTTINGHAM, University of

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

The core executive in the UK: The roles and interactions of the Prime Minister and HM Treasury COLIN THAIN - ULSTER, University of

Challenging Oren on the democratic peace: Nixon and the nonsecuritization of India in the 1971 Bangladesh Crisis JARROD HAYES - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, University of

Core Executives and their Environment. Patterns in OECD Member States JÖRG SIEGMUND - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität MARTIN BRUSIS - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität

Gradations of democracy, gradations of peace? BRITTA WEIFFEN - KONSTANZ, Universität

Panel 356

Civil-Military Relations and Democracy Promotion in the Andes WILLIAM AVILES - NEBRASKA - KEARNEY, University of

Retrenchment scenarios in Eastern European welfare states

Liberal Peace and Class Struggle MATTHEW RENDALL - NOTTINGHAM, University of

Panel 281

Chair:

Room S 20

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Disc.:

The emerging social inclusion regimes in the New EU Member States NOEMI LENDVAI - BRISTOL, University of

The Social Dialogue in the newest Member States of EU - is there a cohesion? BETTINA WAGNER - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu

Susana Aguilar - MADRID, Universidad Complutense de

The Transformation of Welfare Systems in the Baltic States JOLANTA AIDUKAITE - Institute for Social Research, Lithuania

The influence of the Catholic Church on public policy and public administration: Evidence from a case study. ÁNGEL IGLESIAS ALONSO - REY JUAN CARLOS, Universidad

The Concept of Equality as a Challenge for the Future Development of East European Member States. LIA VERSTEEGH - AMSTERDAM, University of

COMECE – the changing role of the Catholic Church in the European Union DE VLIEGER PIETERJAN - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit

Panel 512

Religion and Public Policy Revisited ISABELLE STADELMANN-STEFFEN - KONSTANZ, Universität RICHARD TRAUNMÜLLER - KONSTANZ, Universität

Chair:

Florian Hartleb - Chemnitz University of Technology

Co-Chair: Kai Arzheimer - MAINZ, Johannes GutenbergUniversitaet Disc.:

Religion and the Welfare state in the 21st Century [tabled] JOSEF HIEN - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Europeanization of Euroscepticism? The Significance of European Parliament Groups and Factions for the Typology and Ideological Classification of Party-Based Euroscepticism LAZAROS MILIOPOULOS - BONN, University of

The Church, Moral Issues and Socialist Governments in Spain and Greece IRENE MARTIN - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de YANNIS TSIRBAS - ATHENS, University of

Euroscepticism of Turkish political parties FILIZ BASKAN - IZMIR University of Economics SELIN BENGI GÜMRÜKÇÜ - IZMIR University of Economics

Room S 21

Hellenes-Barbarians and European civilization: A conceptual approach to the ideologies of the Greek far Right. DESPINA PAPADIMITRIOU - PANTEION University of Social &

The core executive in interministerial coordination

Political Science

Lotte Jensen - COPENHAGEN BUSINESS SCHOOL

Hungary - between Euroenthusiasm and Euroscepticsm MELANI BARLAI - Chemnitz University of Technology

Co-Chair: Jørgen Grønnegaard Christensen - AARHUS Universitet Disc.:

Room S 24

Party-based Euroscepticism in Western and Eastern Europe

Libertarian post materialist positions in Southern vs. Eastern European party systems: A religious explanation for the mirage? ALBERTO SANZ - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de JAIME BALAGUER - Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas GUILLERMO CORDERO - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de

Chair:

Transformation of social policy in Central and Eastern Europe - an institutionalist approach MICHAL POLAKOWSKI - MAASTRICHT Universiteit

Kerman Calvo - MADRID, Centro de Estudios Políticos y Constitucionales (CEPC)

Panel 192

Anu Toots - TALLINN University

Co-Chair: Christian Toft - KASSEL, University of

New assertiveness or increasing desperation? Catholic religious institutions and policy making in Europe Chair:

Room S 23

Radical right Euroscepticism and the theory of strategic choice SOFIA VASILOPOULOU - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &

The executive core and governmental strategy in the Nordic countries JØRGEN GRØNNEGAARD CHRISTENSEN - AARHUS Universitet LOTTE JENSEN - COPENHAGEN BUSINESS SCHOOL

POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Panel 295

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Session SessionVIII: IX: 11.00 9.00 am – 12.40 10.40 pm am Policy Voting and Class Alignments in Post-industrial Democracies TIMOTHY HELLWIG - HOUSTON, University of

The design of performance management systems and its consequences for policy evaluation and governance Chair:

Explaining the Variance of Perceived and Substantive Representation [tabled] KATHRIN KISSAU - LAUSANNE, Université de Swiss Foundation for

Tom Ling - RAND Europe

Co-Chair: Kai Wegrich - HERTIE School of Governance Disc.:

Research in Social Science FORS GEORG LUTZ - LAUSANNE, Université de Swiss Foundation for Research in Social Science FORS

Christian van Stolk - RAND Europe

Performance Management and Risk based Regulation in Social and Tax administration – competing or complementary logics of control? CHRISTIAN VAN STOLK - RAND Europe KAI WEGRICH - HERTIE School of Governance

Biased Representation? The Relationship between Government Policy and Public Preferences across Socioeconomic Strata in the United Kingdom ARMEN HAKHVERDIAN - OXFORD, University of

Assessing the Role of the Executive in Public Sector Performance KANISHKA BALASURIYA - GEORGE MASON University

Satisfying the Core or Campaigning to Score: Examining Multiple Economic Voting Dynamics in the Same Electorate GUY WHITTEN - TEXAS A&M University HARVEY PALMER - University at Buffalo

The Multifaceted World of (Potential) Performance Information in the Public Sector: Structuring a Complex Field ALEXANDER KROLL - POTSDAM, Universität JOHN PHILIPP SIEGEL - POTSDAM, Universität

Partisan Issue Salience Divergence: Responsiveness and stability over time JANE GREEN - MANCHESTER, University of

Panel 454

Putting the Politics into Performance Management Frameworks TOM LING - RAND Europe

Quantitative Text Analysis in European Integration Research

Executive perception of performance management and leadership in Germany GERHARD HAMMERSCHMID - HERTIE School of Governance

Panel 521

Chair:

Room S 26

Disc.:

Agenda-setting by the European Commission across time and policy areas: An evaluation of different techniques to automatically classify policy documents FRANK HAEGE - LIMERICK, University of

A Varieties of Capitalism Approach to Disaggregated Authority and Climate Change JOHN MIKLER - SYDNEY, University of

Estimating Parties Policy Positions in European Parliament Elections: A Confrontational Approach KOSTAS GEMENIS - KEELE, University of

A Varieties of Capitalism Approach to Incremental versus Radical Technological Change for Reducing Carbon Emissions in the US and Europe NEIL HARRISON - The Sustainable Development Institute,

Strategic Arguing in EU Treaty Change Negotiations. Evidence from Quantitative Text Analysis JANINE REINHARD - KONSTANZ, Universität

Laramie, Wyoming JOHN MIKLER - SYDNEY, University of

Comparative Political Discourse Analysis: A Qualitative–Quantitative Approach (QQC - PDA) [tabled] ULRIKE LIEBERT - BREMEN, Universität ALEKSANDRA MAATSCH - BREMEN, Jacobs University

Free Market Environmentalism: The ideological basis of American Environmental Policy (2001-2005) SÉBASTIEN CARÉ - RENNES I, lnstitut d'Etudes Politiques de

Lobbying in the European Union: The power of information HEIKE KLÜVER - MANNHEIM, Universität

Varieties of Carbon Governance – Capture of the Clean Development Mechanism Market by the Chinese state MIRIAM SCHRÖDER - POTSDAM, Universität

Panel 170

Will Lowe - NOTTINGHAM, University of

Determining the preferences of European Council members on high-profile issues MARJOLEIN MEIJER - ANTWERP, University of

Robert Gassler - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit

Co-Chair:

Reinhard Slepcevic - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Co-Chair: Heike Klüver - MANNHEIM, Universität

Global climate justice and varieties of capitalism Chair:

Room S 28

Panel 297

Room 114

Room S 27 Representing diversity

Subconstituency Representation across Western Europe Chair:

Chair:

Lawrence Ezrow - ESSEX, University of

Co-Chair: Sara Binzer Hobolt - OXFORD, University of Disc.:

Kris Deschouwer - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Social class and descriptive representation in Parliament: Some new methodological insights BRAM WAUTERS - Hogeschool Gent Ghent University

Erik Tillman - NEBRASKA, University of

Heterogeneity in Constituency Representation in Europe: How Parties Respond to Opinion Leaders Policy Preferences on the EU CATHERINE DE VRIES - AMSTERDAM, University of ERICA EDWARDS - INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES

The Representation of Ethnic Groups in Parliaments: Concepts, Methods, and Effects in Comparative Perspective JOSEPH MARKO - GRAZ, University of KLAUS POIER - GRAZ, University of

University of Bern

Representing Community and Country: A study of the Political Representations and Representativeness of Muslims in the UK PARVEEN AKHTAR - BRISTOL, University of

MARCO STEENBERGEN - BERN, Universität

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Multiple Representation in Multi-level Governance Systems LORELLA CEDRONI - ROME, University of Rome

Deliberation and internet engagement: An experimental analysis CORINNE WALES - SOUTHAMPTON, University of GRAHAM SMITH - SOUTHAMPTON, University of

Visible minority representatives and substantive representation: claims-making in the Brussels-Capital Region. ELINE SEVERS - ANTWERP, University of

Panel 254

Activists beyond language borders? Innovations and pitfalls in multilingual deliberation at the European layer [tabled] NICOLE DOERR - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Room 231

A New Measure of Political Communication MARCO STEENBERGEN - BERN, Universität ANDRÉ BÄCHTIGER - BERN, Universität

The (Dys-)Functionality of Corruption in Changing Contemporary Societies: A Comparative Analysis for Industrial, Transforming and Developing Countries Chair:

Christof Hartmann - DUISBURG-ESSEN, University of

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Deliberating across Deep Divides JAMES FISHKIN - STANFORD University ROBERT LUSKIN - TEXAS AT AUSTIN, University of IAN O'FLYNN - NEWCASTLE, University of DAVID RUSSELL - BELFAST, QUEEN'S University of Examining the Deliberative DNA – What Constitutes Citizen Deliberation and How to Measure it STAFFAN HIMMELROOS - ÅBO AKADEMI

Tobias Debiel - DUISBURG-ESSEN, University of

Linking External Push with Domestic Pull - The European Neighbourhood Policy and the Fight Against Corruption in the Southern Caucasus. TANJA A BÖRZEL - BERLIN, Freie Universität Center for European

Online deliberation and its outcome - Evidence from the Virtual Polity deliberative experiment KIM STRANDBERG - ÅBO AKADEMI

Panel 239

Integration

Room H 09

YASEMIN PAMUK - BERLIN, Freie Universität SFB 700 Governance in Areas of Limited Statehood

Security Governance in Spaces of Limited Statehood

Corruption in the PR China - a New Institutional Economics Perspective MARKUS TAUBE - DUISBURG-ESSEN, University of

Chair:

Tobias Debiel - DUISBURG-ESSEN, University of

The Contrasting Consequences of Corruption: Change and Reform in Three Regions MICHAEL JOHNSTON - COLGATE University

Co-Chair:

New Public Management Reform and Corruption in Germany DIETER GRUNOW - DUISBURG-ESSEN, University of

From Monopolies to Networks. Assessing New Approaches to Security Governance. MARC VON BOEMCKEN - Bonn International Center for Conversion

Disc.:

The weak relationships between corruption and growth in developing countries: Political economy, state capacity and threshold effects ALICE SINDZINGRE - National Centre for Scientific Research/CNRS

(BICC)

The Logic of Security Markets ZELJKO BRANOVIC - BERLIN, Freie Universität SVEN CHOJNACKI - BERLIN, Freie Universität

(Paris) / SOAS (London) CHRISTIAN MILELLI - CNRS, EconomiX, University Paris-West

Panel 310

The ambivalence of private policing: Lessons from Buenos Aires and Mexico City ANJA FETH - BERLIN, Freie Universität SFB 700 MARKUS-MICHAEL MÜLLER - BERLIN, Freie Universität SFB 700

Room 232

Mapping nodal capacity for governing security JENNIFER WOOD - TEMPLE University CLIFFORD SHEARING - CAPE TOWN, University of

Biotechnology as Policy Discourse Chair:

Kathrin Braun - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Panel 296

Co-Chair: Barbara Prainsack - KINGS COLLEGE London Disc.:

What is so different when it comes to violence? Determinants, forms and biographical consequences of the recourse to violent acts in activist careers

Testing theory - explaining Italy: Governing innovative health technologies in Italy INGRID METZLER - VIENNA, University of

Chair:

Allelic Alliances: Discourse and Policies in the Field of Personal Genomics BARBARA PRAINSACK - KINGS COLLEGE London

Panel 266

Olivier Fillieule - LAUSANNE, Université de

Co-Chair: Romain Bertrand - CERI-Sciences po Paris Disc.:

Suicide missions-the career path DANIELA PISOIU - ST. ANDREWS, University of

Room 119

From Housekeepers to Fierce Fighters, and Back? A Biographical Study of the Feminine Recruits of India's Sikh Insurgency LAURENT GAYER - AMIENS, Université d'

Experiments with Deliberative MiniPublics Kimmo Grönlund - ÅBO AKADEMI

From guerrilla to terrorist group: The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia's case [tabled] JOHANNA GONZALEZ - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudes politiques de DENIS LAWSON - Université Montesquieu - Bordeaux IV

Co-Chair: André Bächtiger - BERN, Universität Disc.:

Room H 10

Gabriele Abels - TÜBINGEN, Universität

The Stimulation of Policy Discourse and the Imperative of Scientific Progress SVEA LUISE HERRMANN - HANNOVER Universität

Chair:

Elke Krahmann - BRISTOL, University of

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"If anything happens to my leader, I will do it again. I will set fire to myself again:" Self-immolations by members and supporters of the Kurdistan Workers Party OLIVIER GROJEAN - Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales

Religious NGOs in Global Governance: Conflict or Convergence? Chair:

Legitimate violence and high risk activism in Tunisian campuses: Leftists and Islamists (1970-1980) MICHAEL BÉCHIR - AIX-EN-PROVENCE, Université de

Co-Chair: Disc.:

"You say you want a Revolution"?: Republican Activists' Motivation towards Political Violence in Northern Ireland, 1969-72 LORENZO BOSI - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Panel 558

Disc.:

Ulrich Willems - MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhlems- Universität

Religious International Non-Governmental Organizations and the Normative Order of Peace and Security CLAUDIA BAUMGART-OCHSE - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE

Room HPI 1

FRANKFURT

Secularization in Global Civil Society: Work in progress toward a global neo-secularization paradigm DAVID BREWINGTON - EMORY University U.S. Foreign Policy and Religious INGO Participation in Human Rights EVELYN L BUSH - FORDHAM University

Martin Weber - QUEENSLAND, University of

Co-Chair:

Establishing the Voice of Christiandom - On the Human Rights-positions of the World Council of Churches KARSTEN LEHMANN - Bayreuth University

Constructivism in Practice II: Is there a divide between soundness and critique in constructivist research and whats the risk of bridging it? Chair:

Claudia Baumgart-Ochse - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT

The Global Norm of Religious Freedom: World Religions in Discourse HELMUT BREITMEIER - HAGEN, Fern Universität

Social constructivist analysis of Kashmir dispute: a possibility or a fantasy. MUHAMMAD SHOAIB PERVEZ - LEIDEN, Universiteit

Panel 407

Room HPI 4

Domesticating constructivism: norms and foreign policy ACHILLEAS MEGAS - LEEDS, University of - POLIS

Governing multiagency operations in conflict management: comprehensive approaches and their limits

From Abstract Theorizing to Realpolitik Analysis: A Constructivist Approach to Russia’s Stance in the August 2008 War with Georgia RIA LAENEN - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit

Chair:

Construction in action: framing and reframing TATUM MATHARU - BIRMINGHAM, University of Social Constructivism at the Movies STEFAN ENGERT - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-

EULEX and Judicial Reform in Kosovo: Going beyond UNMIK’s shadow CALIN TRENKOV-WERMUTH - European Union Institute for

Howard Williams - ABERYSTWYTH UNIVERSITY

Co-Chair: Kerstin Budde - SHEFFIELD, University of Disc.:

Security Studies

Culture, strategic coherence and the limits of cooperation: Comparing the concepts of international organizations for managing inter-agency cooperation in crisis management CHRISTIAN MÖLLING - ETH Zurich

Are Natural Right and the Metaphysics of Right for Kant one and the same thing? HOWARD LLOYD WILLIAMS - ABERYSTWYTH, University of Wales Judgment and Violence: How the Critical Acquis Informs the Idea of Perpetual Peace [tabled] TOMAS BAUM - Flemish Peace Institute

Towards Human Security Governance? Integrated Peacebuilding in Sierra Leone and Burundi OLIVER WESTERWINTER - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität MIAO-LING LIN HASENKAMP - MAGDEBURG, University of

Kant’s Metaphysics, Cosmopolitanism, and Sovereign Equality ANTONIO FRANCESCHET - CALGARY, University of

Not yet a perfect couple: EUFOR RD Congo 2006 as an example of EU-UN cooperation in military crisis management CLAUDIA MAJOR - BIRMINGHAM, University of and Sciences Po

The Impact of Existing States on the Building of Kant's Political Philosophy. The Case of the American Polity WILLIAM OSSIPOW - GENÈVE, Université de

Paris (second affiliation)

Towards a comprehensive approach? Assessing EU-NATO cooperation in Afghanistan EVA GROSS - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit

Kant’s Cosmopolitanism and his two Models of Sovereignty PAUL FORMOSA - MACQUARIE University State sovereignty versus the sovereignty of moral principle in the international realm: Sticking with Kant's tension RAIA PROKHOVNIK - OPEN UNIVERSITY, The

Panel 408

Autonomy and sovereignty in Kant SUSAN SHELL - Boston College

Panel 273

Operational challenges of civil-military crisis management within ESDP: Functional Flexibility as a tool for an integrated approach [tabled] ANJA OPITZ - INNSBRUCK, University of

Room HPI 2

Sovereignty and Metaphysics in Kant Chair:

Disc.:

Modelling the State building-process [tabled] PETER RADA - CORVINUS University of Budapest

Universität

Panel 497

Christian Mölling - ETH Zurich

Co-Chair:

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Session SessionVIII: IX: 11.00 9.00 am – 12.40 10.40 pm am The Second Stage of Federal Reforms in Germany: Between Everyday- and Constitutional Policy Making DOMINIC HEINZ - HAGEN, Fern Universität

Beyond Decentralization: Conceptualizing and Measuring the Interlocked State Chair:

Federalism versus Europeanisation? The case of Austria PETER BUßJÄGER - Institute of Federalism, Innsbruck

Nicole Bolleyer - EXETER, University of

Co-Chair: Lori Thorlakson - ALBERTA, University of Disc.:

The Europeanization of German Federalism: Synchronization or Strukturbruch? HENRIK SCHELLER - POTSDAM, Universität

Jan Erk - LEIDEN, Universiteit

Asymmetric decentralization, clarity of responsibilities and subnational accountability in multi-level systems. Evidence from Spain. SANDRA LEÓN ALFONSO - CENTRO DE ESTUDIOS POLÍTICOS Y

European Integration and Constitutional Transformation: Exploring and Explaining the Belgian Paradox PAOLO DARDANELLI - KENT, University of

CONSTITUCIONALES

Panel 598

Beyond Decentralization: Conceptualizing the Interlocked State LORI THORLAKSON - ALBERTA, University of NICOLE BOLLEYER - EXETER, University of

Trends in political participation of non-national residents in Southern Europe Democracies

Types of multilevel governance: A framework for comparative research ARTHUR BENZ - HAGEN, Fern Universität

Chair:

Effects of Federalism and Decentralization. A Comparison of Regional and Transport Policies in Switzerland, Austria, Denmark, and Ireland. ANDRÉ KAISER - COLOGNE, University of JAN BIELA - COLOGNE, University of ANNIKA HENNL - COLOGNE, University of

Panel 272

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Disc.:

Formal access to local political spaces: Immigrant Voters and Elected in Portugal Municipalities and Parishes CARLOS ELIAS BARBOSA - Centro de Estudos Sociais Political challenges arising from migration related diversity in Greece RUBY GROPAS - ELIAMEP ANNA TRIANDAFYLLIDOU - ELIAMEP

Panel 372

Chair: Co-Chair:

Regional representation beyond Chapter VIII: A Comparison between the EU, AU and OAS EDITH DRIESKENS - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit

Disc.:

Trevor McCrisken - WARWICK, University of Ebru Canan - Bahcesehir University

The China Lobby's Impact on US-China Relations PEI-SHAN KAO - NATIONAL CHIAO TUNG University

Developing the International Order and Delivering the European Influence: EU Presence in the UNSC [tabled] JI LEI - FUDAN University

Giuseppe Mazzini on Regime Change and Humanitarian Military Intervention STEFANO RECCHIA - COLUMBIA University

Prospects of Euratoms Future Status at the IAEA: Observer, Participant or Member? CLIFF FARHANG - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit

Barack Obama and the Re-articulation of US Foreign Policy MARK LEDWIDGE - WARWICK, University of

Is the European Union a normative power in the UN? An interim assessment on the CFSP [tabled] PO-KUAN WU - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

What do we really need elections for? The question of U.S. foreign policy and its relative stability since WWII. WORDLICZEK, LUKASZ - Jagiellonian University

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Federal, regional, and decentralized systems and the dynamics of the distribution of powers in Europe: Patterns of Reform Processes

What types of democracy in Europe? Chairs:

Martin Große Hüttmann - TÜBINGEN, Universität

Co-Chair: Annegret Eppler - TÜBINGEN, Universität Disc.:

Room HFF 5

US FOREIGN POLICY: THE DOMESTIC SETTING 1: Institutions and Processes

The EU's endorsement of an emerging norm of international law: The responsibility to protect ELITSA MINCHEVA - College of Europe

Chair:

Marteen Vink - MAASTRICHT Universiteit

Migrants and Political Citizenship within the Italian context IVAN PEDRAZZINI - TRENTO, Universita degli studi di

Multiscalar approaches of voting behaviour of European countries in the United Nations LAURENT BEAUGUITTE - PARIS 7 (Denis Diderot), Université de

Panel 523

Political participation of non-national residents in Portugal ISABEL COSTA LEITE - FERNANDO PESSOA, Universidade

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Jan Wouters - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit

Co-Chair:

Isabel Estrada Carvalhais - MINHO, University of

Brazilians and Cape-Verdeans in Portuguese Local Politics ISABEL ESTRADA CARVALHAIS - MINHO, University of

The European Union as an actor in the United Nations system - A systematic analysis Chair:

Room HFF 4

Hanspeter Kriesi, Universität Zürich, Switzerland Radoslaw Markowski, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, Poland

Discussants: Philippe C Schmitter, European University Institute, Florence, Italy Zsolt Enyedi, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary

Franz Fallend - SALZBURG, University of

Europeanization of Fiscal Policy in Federal Systems EVA-MARIA MAGGI - European Academy Bozen

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SESSION X SATURDAY / 2.00 PM - 3.40 PM

The Professionalisation of Political Communication Chair:

The effects of political decentralization on party membership: Some evidences from Spain’s Partido Popular. OSCAR BARBERÀ ARESTE - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &

Darren Lilleker - BOURNEMOUTH, University of

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

POLITICAL SCIENCE, The PATRICIA CORREA - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de

Becoming a member of a political party and staying: Two difficult decisions. WIJBRANDT H VAN SCHUUR - GRONINGEN, Rijksuniversiteit GERRIT VOERMAN - GRONINGEN, Rijksuniversiteit

Pack Politics: How to Appear in Election News on Preferred Issues DAVID NICOLAS HOPMANN - SOUTHERN DENMARK - ODENSE, University of

German political parties between participation and representation SEBASTIAN U BUKOW - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu

RENS VLIEGENTHART - AMSTERDAM, University of Why Do Politicians Go Public?: The Historical Roots of Government Public Relations Strategies SIMON J KISS - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Finding the roots: Membership and organisational shift in the Italian party system. ROBERTO DE ROSA - ROMA LA SAPIENZA, Università di

Political Communication, Values’ Change and Professionalisation ANTONELLO CANZANO - University "G. D'Annunzio", Chieti-

Locating the party activist: The case of the Australian Greens STEWART M JACKSON - SYDNEY, University of

Pescara

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The case of Alexis Tsipras: Political personality collective identity and political communication ELENI APOSPORI - Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB)

Political discontent, cynicism, and protest

EVANGELIA MARKAKI - Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

Panel 487

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Chair:

Henk Dekker - LEIDEN, Universiteit

Co-Chair: Disc.:

How does conflict shape democratisation? Chair:

Sozialforschung (WZB)

Thomas Carothers - Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

MATTHIAS ECKER-EHRHARDT - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für Sozialforschung (WZB)

EU Conflict Management: Comparing the SecurityDevelopment Model in 'Sui Generis' Cases JAMES HUGHES - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL

Public trust in executive political leaders EVA WISSE - TILBURG, Universiteit van TSPPA Political Cynicism and Voting Behaviour in Established and New Democracies AIDA PASKEVICIUTE - ESSEX, University of MARTIN ROSEMA - TWENTE, Universiteit

SCIENCE, The

Power-Sharing or Power-Dividing? An empirical answer. VALENTIN GOLD - KONSTANZ, Universität From Armies to Parties: Institutions in the Aftermath of War NANCY BERMEO - OXFORD, University of

Segregation in Northern Ireland: The Micro Ecology of Contact RUSSELL ORR - ULSTER, University of ED CAIRNS MAURICE STRINGER -

Democracy and Non-Conflict: The Significance of Institutional Flexibility GWENDOLYN SASSE - OXFORD, University of Rationalizing Democracy: State-Society Relations in the Client Regimes of the Arab World AMANEY JAMAL - PRINCETON University

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Panel 552

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Party members and representation in multi-layered systems

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Paul Whiteley - ESSEX, University of

Co-Chair: Emilie van Haute - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de Disc.:

Room H 06

Ordinary Citizens and Politics Chair:

Chair:

Monica Montano Reyes - FIRENZE, Universita degli studi di

Cosmopolitan Politicization? Relating Public Perceptions of Globalization to the Attribution of Institutional Responsibilities and Discontent BERNHARD WEßELS - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für

James Hughes - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Co-Chair: Gwendolyn Sasse - OXFORD, University of Disc.:

Room H 05

Daniel Gaxie - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE), Université de Alfio Mastropaolo - TORINO, Università degli studi di

Euroapathy of ordinary citizens, another type of resistance to European integration? Empirical and Theoretical Contributions to the study of European ‘Legitimacy deficits’ VIRGINIE VAN INGELGOM - LOUVAIN, Université catholique de

Steven Weldon - SIMON FRASER University

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Participating for what ? An analysis of the modes of participation and non-participation of ordinary citizens in participatory budgeting institutions [tabled] ALICE MAZEAUD - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE), Université

Veil as a Resistance Symbol for Muslim Women in Turkey ZEHRA YILMAZ - ANKARA University Feminism and (some) varieties of conservatism can co-exist: The feminist protest within the Catholic church in Francos Spain (1930s-1975) CELIA VALIENTE - CARLOS III de Madrid, Universidad

de / LAROCHELLE, University of JULIEN TALPIN - PARIS 8/CSU, University of

Societal discomfort and political discontent: The case of The Netherlands EEFJE STEENVOORDEN - SOCIAL & CULTURAL PLANNING OFFICE PAUL DEKKER - SOCIAL & CULTURAL PLANNING OFFICE

A Question on the Headscarf Dispute in Turkey: Where Does Feminism Stand? [tabled] DUYGU GUL - BOGAZICI UNIVERSITY Antifeminist or Feminist, Conservative or Progressive? Modelling Women's Citizenship in the French Third Republic ANNE R EPSTEIN - STRASBOURG, Institut d Etudes politiques de

Does higher education influence the attitudes with regard to the extreme right? MARK ELCHARDUS - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit BRAM SPRUYT - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit

Panel 430

The participant. Personal requirements and promises within participatory democracy JULIEN CHARLES - LOUVAIN, Université catholique de

Elite perceptions and decision making

Personal, political and emotional: Subjective experiences of the political in the lives of citizens [tabled] KATHY EDWARDS - Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology

Chair:

To sign or not to sign. Contribution to a sociology of petitioners CONTAMIN JEAN-GABRIEL - LILLE, Institute of Political Studies

Panel 345

Room H 07

Disc.:

de Sociologia (CIES)

SANDRA SILVA CARVALHO - Centro de Estudos Sociais The Power of Idea(l)s: Chinese Perceptions of World Order and Future Global Constellations [tabled] NELE NOESSELT - VIENNA, University of Iranian perception of US foreign policy in the period of 1953–79 MEHRSHAD GHAFFARY - GENÈVE, Université de

Elena Atanassova-Cornelis - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit

Turkish military: Perceptions and actions TUBA UNLU - MIDDLE EAST TECHNICAL University

Co-Chair: Carmen Amado Mendes - COIMBRA, University of Disc.:

Sebastian Bersick - German Institute for International and Security Affairs

Leader Compatibility and Sincerity PETER SUEDFELD - BRITISH COLUMBIA, University of

US Strategy and Indo-US Relations RAJESWARI PILLAI RAJAGOPALAN - Observer Research Foundation

Using the Dynamic Model of Situated Cognition as a framework for assessing critical elements in decisions made by senior leaders NITA LEWIS MILLER - Naval Postgraduate School

A strong Japan, a strong China and East Asian stability: Domestic politics, strategic interests and security policies of the rising powers ELENA ATANASSOVA-CORNELIS - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit CARMEN AMADO MENDES - COIMBRA, Universidad de

From friends to collaborators? Changing partner perceptions in the Italo-German relationship. DÖRTE DINGER - BREMEN, Universität Bremen International

Feasibility of Asian Security Architecture: Challenges and Prospects ARVIND KUMAR - MANIPAL University

Graduate School of Social Sciences

Panel 530

Political engagement and commitment in Indo-US Relations: Realization and Operationalization of Indo-US Nuclear Deal VIJAYA LAKSHMI Chair:

Room H 08

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Liability for Climate Change? A Decentralized Approach to Long-Term Climate Policy DETLEF SPRINZ - POTSDAM, Universität

Karen Celis - GHENT University

Co-Chair: Sarah Childs - BRISTOL, University of Disc.:

Ioana Creitaru - Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies Geneva

The Carbon Trap: Why Carbon Permit and Offset Trading is both unfair and inefficient KATHARINE FARRELL - AARHUS Universitet

Feminism and Conservatism: an uneasy co-existence? Chair:

Room S 13

The Politics of Climate Change 2

A Strategic Play in Northeast Asia: China Engages the Two Koreas and the United States FEI-LING WANG - GEORGIA Institute of Technology

Panel 328

Karen Guttieri - Naval Postgraduate School

Co-Chair:

Democratic deliberation– attitudes of public and deputies [tabled] JOSÉ MANUEL LEITE VIEGAS - Centro de Investigação e Estudos

Political and Security Relations in Asia: Major Power Strategies, Conflicts and Cooperation 1 Chair:

Room S 12

Bring International Relations Theory In: Power, Interest, and Idea in EU Climate Policy HUI-YIN SUNG - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Sarah Childs - BRISTOL, University of

The Performative of Masculinity Metaphors in Contemporary Radical-Right Parties in Romania [tabled] OVIDIU CRISTIAN NOROCEL - HELSINKI, University of

Engaging the developing world in a new climate deal: The role of the US and the EU’ SEVASTI-ELENI VEZIRGIANNIDOU - CAMBRIDGE, University of

Feminization, Party Competition and the Cohesion of the British Conservative Party PAUL WEBB - SUSSEX, University of SARAH CHILDS - BRISTOL, University of

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Sharing burdens or distributing efforts? Negotiating emission reduction targets in the European Union. CONSTANZE HAUG - AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit

Panel 571

Creating conditions to democracy: The Internet as an incentive to political participation in some African countries SUSANA SALGADO - New University of Lisbon and Foundation to Science and Technology

Room S 14

How the Internet won the 2008 US Presidential campaign: That fil rouge that goes from MoveOn to Obama GIOVANNI NAVARRIA - WESTMINSTER, University of

Interactive urban and regional development policymaking Chair:

Web-based Protest in European Policy-Making: Are Activists Becoming Lobbyists? YANA BREINDL - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de

Daniel Kübler - ZURICH, University of

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Social technologies and Collective Action: Complementing or Contesting Existing Web Practices? ANASTASIA KAVADA - WESTMINSTER, University of

Shepherds in foggy fields: Metagovernance of LAGs ANNETTE AAGAARD THUESEN - SOUTHERN DENMARK - ODENSE,

Panel 597

University of

Self-governance and the resilience of democratic institutions: The Dutch Case Broekpolder JURIAN EDELENBOS - ROTTERDAM, Erasmus Universiteit

Emerging Powers Exporting Their Regimes? Russia, China and India in Comparative Perspective

Bringing the backstage up front. The role of citizen forums in local development planning in Switzerland PAUL KRUMMENACHER - Frischer Wind AG, Binningen NICO VAN DER HEIDEN - ZURICH, University of

Chair:

Knowledge Creation in Strategic Environmental Assessment. A Comparison between the UK and Sweden KARA DAVIES - WEST OF ENGLAND, University of the BIRGITTA NIKLASSON - STOCKHOLMS Universitet

Panel 461

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Room S 16

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Studies

Do Russian domestic actors promote autocracy in the former Soviet Union? A Political Economy perspective on Russian foreign policy ANTJE KÄSTNER - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Margaret Moore - BELFAST, QUEEN'S University of

Autocracy Promotion. A Theory-Guided Argument for Externally Induced Regime Change ANTJE KÄSTNER - Bonn, German Development Institute JULIA BADER - Bonn, German Development Institute JÖRN GRÄVINGHOLT - Bonn, German Development Institute

Alistair Macleod - Queens University Kingston

Motivating Global Democrats PATTI TAMARA LENARD - HARVARD UNIVERSITY

Do Regional Powers Export their Political Regimes? Comparing China, India and Russia JULIA BADER - Bonn, German Development Institute JÖRG FAUST - Bonn, German Development Institute

Trust, Nationalism and Global Democracy NEUS TORBISCO CASALS - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Broadening the Focus: How NGOs can be made to be more representative DANIEL WEINSTOCK - MONTREAL, Universite de

Panel 370

Democracy-Enhancing Multilateralism: Theoretical Challenges & Empirical Tests [tabled] ANDREAS VON STADEN - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität

Chair:

Democratic accountability and global institutions [tabled] MARGARET MOORE - BELFAST, QUEEN'S University of

Disc.:

Co-Chair:

ANETE BRITO LEAL IVO - FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF BAHIA, BRAZIL

Brazilian Democracy at 25: Reassessing the Regime in the Cardoso-Lula Era TIMOTHY J POWER - OXFORD, University of Elite Settlements Revisited: A New Look at Early Democracies in Latin America GÜNTHER MAIHOLD - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Andrea Calderaro - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE -

Disc.:

Laurence Whitehead - OXFORD, University of

BRAZIL

Room S 17

Mobilizing on the Web: between old and new practices

Co-Chair:

Laurence Whitehead - OXFORD, University of

Latin America and the new democratic order: Patterns of participation and organisation in the public sphere. RUTHY NADIA LANIADO - FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF BAHIA,

Towards a Democratic Conception of Fairness in International Negotiation THOMAS CHRISTIANO - ARIZONA, University of

Chair:

Room S 19

Assessing Latin America's Democratic Experience

Global Justice and the Democratization of Global Institutions ALISTAIR M MACLEOD - Queen’s University, Kingston

Panel 513

Jörn Grävingholt - Bonn, German Development Institute

Between Democracy Promotion and Stabilisation: India’s Inconsistent Regional Policy SANDRA DESTRADI - GIGA German Institute of Global and Area

Democratizing Global Institutions Chair:

Room S 18

The Bifurcation of the Left in Contemporary Latin American Politics: Democratic legitimacy and public trust [tabled] DAVID DOYLE - DUBLIN CITY University

Politics of technology and participation at the Social forum Process MAYO FUSTER MORELL - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

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Objections to Democracy: A Comparative Analysis of NonDemocratic Citizens in Latin America LORENA RECABARREN - BARCELONA, Universitat Pompeu Fabra GERARDO MALDONADO -

Chair:

Dilemmas of the Dual Transition: Managing the Social Question in Argentina and Chile MIKAEL WIGELL - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL

Disc.:

Organizing policy advice

Co-Chair:

SCIENCE, The

Panel 583

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Joel Aberbach - LOS ANGELES, University of California

Policy Advice in a Merit Bureaucracy: Breaking the Monopoly of Civil Service’ Policy Advice? [tabled] HEIDI HOULBERG SALOMONSEN - AALBORG Universitet

Room S 20

Political and administrative co-governors between traditional and functional politicization JEAN-MICHEL EYMERI-DOUZANS - TOULOUSE, Institut d Etudes

Religious Voting in Comparative Perspective Chair:

Jean-Michel EYMERI-DOUZANS - TOULOUSE, Institut d'Etudes Politiques (IEP) de

Politiques (IEP) de

Ignacio Lago - BARCELONA, POMPEU FABRA, Universitat

The mandarin, the private consultant and the cabinet member. Role play and power configurations in a French administrative reform process JULIE GERVAIS - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL

Susana Aguilar - MADRID, Universidad Complutense de

SCIENCE, The

Religious voting in Belgium: Prevalence and contextual effects SARAH BOTTERMAN - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit

Executive Relationships in a ‘Reinvented’ European Commission ANCHRIT WILLE - LEIDEN, Universiteit

Re-Emergence or Disappearance? Denomination, secularization and the religious vote in denominationallymixed societies MARTIN ELFF - MANNHEIM, Universität SIGRID ROßTEUTSCHER - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-

Politicisation of Administration or Bureaucratisation of Politics? The Case of Germany WERNER JANN - POTSDAM, Universität; Chair for Political Science, Administration and Organisation SYLVIA VEIT - POTSDAM, Universität; Chair for Political Science, Administration and Organisation

Universität

Territory, public service and State Reform: France and the United Kingdom compared ALISTAIR COLE - CARDIFF University

Religious Party Identification in Turkey: The Previous Islamist Parties and AKP in Comparison EMEL TUGDAR - WEST VIRGINIA University

Panel 453

Comparing Religious Voting across time and countries: A Preliminary Analysis JOSÉ RAMÓN MONTERO - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de IGNACIO LAGO - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de MARÍA CELESTE RATTO -

National integration policies in Easten Europe

Religiosity and party preferences in European countries CRISTIANO VEZZONI - MILANO, Università degli studi di PAOLO SEGATTI - MILANO, Università degli studi di

Panel 197

Chair:

Room S 21

Disc.:

Integration Policy in Latvia: Practice and Perspectives BRIGITA ZEPA - LATVIA, University of The new minorities: Bulgaria and the challenge of immigration ANNA KRASTEVA - New Bulgarian University

Alexander Weiss - AUGSBURG Universität

Co-Chair: Daniel Schulz - DRESDEN, Technische Universität Disc.:

Raivo Vetik - TALLINN University

Co-Chair:

Europeanization of the Balkans: a new theoretical approach OLAF LEISSE - JENA, FRIEDRICH-SCHILLER Universität

Approaches in the history of political thought Chair:

Room S 23

Challenging the EU's immigrant integration model RAIVO VETIK - TALLINN University

Intercultural Encounter in the History of Political Thought Christian Wolff, Chong Yag-yong and Matteo Ricci EUN-JEUNG LEE - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Panel 538

The Contribution of Fiction to the Political Thought of the State MARION LÖFFLER - VIENNA, University of

Room S 24

Neighbourhood Effects Revisited: the Visualisation of Immigrants and Radical Right-Wing Voting

Political Thinking in Turbulent Times. Some reflections on the relevance of 16th century political thought ULRIKE HÖPPNER - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Chair:

Joaquim Molins - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de

Different histories of democracy. Consequences of using different approaches to the study of the history of contested political concepts UFFE JAKOBSEN - COPENHAGEN, University of

Co-Chair: Sergi Pardos-Prado - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

How is modern intellectual history possible? EFRAIM PODOKSIK - JERUSALEM, Hebrew University of

Exploring the Contextual Determinants of the anti-immigrant vote: The Case of the LPF JOOST VAN SPANJE - AMSTERDAM, University of ELIAS DINAS - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Panel 300

Disc.:

Room S 22

Ethnic Identity of Second Generation Immigrants across German Regions [tabled] ANNA ELISABETH THUM - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

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Presence of Migrants and Radical Right Support across Different Levels of National Institutionalisation [tabled] JOAQUIM M MOLINS - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de SERGI PARDOS - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Individuality, social justice, and the welfare state GLYN MORGAN - SYRACUSE University MARGARITA ESTEVEZ ABE - SYRACUSE University The Distribution of Security and Opportunity in Welfare Regimes ALBENA AZMANOVA - KENT, University of

Radical right’s neighbourhoods: considering meso level explanations for its success through a case-study at the local level LIEN WARMENBOL - ANTWERP, University of

The Capability Theory as a (Liberal Perfectionist) Theory of Social Justice RUDGER J.G. CLAASSEN - LEIDEN Universiteit

Explaining the extreme right resurgence in English local elections 2002-8: A spatial model of aggregate data ROBERT FORD - MANCHESTER, University of MATTHEW GOODWIN - MANCHESTER, University of PETER JOHN - MANCHESTER, University of

Panel 484

The determinants of turnout

Is Local Diversity Harmful for Social Capital? A Multilevel Research on Flemish Data TIM REESKENS - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit MARC HOOGHE - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit

Chair:

Immigration, diversity and civic culture in Spain LAURA MORALES - MANCHESTER, University of ALFONSO ECHAZARRA - MANCHESTER, University of

Panel 525

Room S 25

Disc.:

Pre-Election Coalitions and Voter Turnout ERIK R TILLMAN - NEBRASKA, University of The Decision to Vote or Not to Vote : It All Depends on Preferences and Duty ANDRE BLAIS - MONTREAL, Universite de The impact of variations on political context on voter turnout KAREN JUSKO - STANFORD University RICHARD SINNOTT -

Panel 349

The role of efficiency analysis in legislative reforms in Switzerland KATHRIN FREY - ZURICH, University of THOMAS WIDMER - ZURICH, University of

Nathan Jensen - WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY in St Louis

Co-Chair: Rene Lindstaedt - DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE, University of

Administration

Disc.:

International efficiency analyses in the public sector: Methods, challenges, policy impact [tabled] ANGELIKA PASTERNIAK - Vienna University of Economics and

Diffusion of Fiscal Reforms and Fiscal Responsibility Laws in Latin America MARK HALLERBERG - HERTIE School of Governance CARLOS SCARTASCINI - Inter-American Development Bank

Business Administration

The efficiency of European housing policies FRANK NAERT - Hogeschool Gent

Learning in International Politics: What Does It Take? NATHAN JENSEN - WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY in St Louis RENE LINDSTAEDT - DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE, University of

Social discount rate and cost-benefit evaluation of public counter-cyclic policies: What we can learn from recent OECD practices and empirical evidences? MOKTAR LAMARI - QUÉBEC, Université de

Tax competition: Strategic anticipation or chain reaction? FABRIZIO GILARDI - ZURICH, University of FABIO WASSERFALLEN - ZURICH, University of

Room S 26

The Political Economy of Antidumping: Implications of Fiscal Policy for Trade Protection? PATRICIA WRUUCK - MANNHEIM, Universität

Security, Freedom and the Varieties of Welfare Capitalism

The conditional relevance of veto players: The case of taxation STEFFEN GANGHOF - POTSDAM, Universität

Margarita Estevez Abe - HARVARD UNIVERSITY

Co-Chair: Glyn Morgan - SYRACUSE University Disc.:

Room S 28

Diffusion and Fiscal Policy Chair:

Public sector efficiency and public policy measures: A systematic evaluation of studies on public education efficiency THOMAS KOSTAL - Vienna University of Economics and Business

Chair:

Estudios e Investigaciones

Environmental Policy Performance Revisited: Organic Food Policies and Sustainable Consumption in Denmark, Sweden, UK and the US KIM MANNEMAR SØNDERSKOV - AARHUS Universitet CARSTEN DAUGBJERG - AARHUS Universitet

Panel 524

Disc.:

Instrumental & Consumption Motivations to Vote ANDRÉS SANTANA LEITNER - MADRID, Instituto Juan March de

Angelika Pasterniak - Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration

Co-Chair:

Andre Blais - MONTREAL, Universite de

Co-Chair:

Turnout in context: How subnational characteristics influence turnout rates AINA GALLEGO DOBÓN - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de EVA ANDUIZA - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de

Evaluating public sector efficiency Chair:

Room S 27

Panel 380

Peter A Kraus - HELSINKI, University of

Three Worlds of Immigration Politics: Japan, the United States, and Sweden APICHAI W SHIPPER - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, University of The dualization of post industrial societies: The negative consequences of being an outsider HANNA SCHWANDER - ZURICH, University of

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Session X: 2.00 pm – 3.40 pm Global Think Tank Politics: The case of global warming DIETER PLEHWE - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für

Democratic Legitimacy and Multi-level Governance Chair:

Sozialforschung (WZB) FRANK FISCHER - KASSEL, University of

Sandy Ross - MELBOURNE, University of

Co-Chair: Simon Bronitt - AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL University Disc.:

The importation of the Anglo-Saxon think tank model of expertise to France BENOIT MONANGE - GRENOBLE, Université de

Dora Horvath - MELBOURNE, University of

Wearing Two Hats? Networks of Legal Experts in EU Competition Policy and Corporate Governance Regulation ANGELA WIGGER - NIJMEGEN, Radboud Universiteit LAURA HORN - AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit

Conjuring Legitimacy: Realising or Preventing the Democratisation of the World Trade Organization? BILL PATERSON - STRATHCLYDE, University of (Il)legitimating the Supranational: The EU’s Common Citizenship Agenda DORA HORVATH - MELBOURNE, University of

Inside the Brussels bubble: Think tanks and elite policy making in the EU WILLIAM DINAN - STRATHCLYDE, University of

Where the River Meets the Sea: Legitimacy and interactions between states and supra-state institutions SANDY ROSS - MELBOURNE, University of

Alcohol Industry Science & Policy Networks CLAIRE HARKINS - STRATHCLYDE, University of

Panel 269

Enhancing national input legitimacy from the European level [tabled] VIERA KNUTELSKÁ - INSTITUTE OF POLITICAL SCIENCES

The promise of direct democracy

How to overcome the legitimacy crisis in the EU? Parliamentary control over EU affairs in the practical political process CHRISTINE NEUHOLD - MAASTRICHT Universiteit

Chair: Disc.:

Direct or representative democracy? A false dilemma ANDRÁS KÖRÖSÉNYI - EÖTVÖS LORÁND

Room 231

Long-Run Fiscal Implications of Popular Initiatives ILKA ZIMMERMANN - Parliamentary Group in the Abgeordnetenhaus Berlin

Marc Bühlmann - Center for Democarcy Aarau

Democratic Accountability or a Political Circus?: The Politics of the Recall in Poland and Slovakia MICHAEL SMITH - ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE CZECH

Co-Chair: Heiko Giebler - Social Science Research Center Berlin Disc.:

Bernhard Weßels - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für Sozialforschung (WZB)

REPUBLIC

Direct democracy in constitutional processes. What, why and when? NORBERT KERSTING - Stellenbosch University

The Europeanization of Decision-Making in Federal Member States: The Role of Political Parties in the Ascendant Stage ÁLVARO MORCILLO LAIZ - CETMCS, Universidad Nacional

Panel 322

Autónoma de México

A proposal of measurement of democracy based on citizenship. The case of Spain IRENE PALACIOS BRIHUEGA - CONSEJO SUPERIOR DE

Chair:

Evaluating the quality of East Asian third-wave democracies ALEX CHANG - ACADEMIA SINICA YU-TZUNG CHANG - National Taiwan University

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Measuring Fragile Statehood - Improved Data for Democracy Research SEBASTIAN ZIAJA - German Development Institute (DIE)

CHRISTIAN THAUER - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE Governing HIV/AIDS through coordination? A study of Tanzania SIRI BJERKREIM HELLEVIK - OSLO, N.I.B.R.

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The Medicalization of Security: Governing Global Health Security [tabled] STEFAN ELBE - SUSSEX, University of

Dieter Plehwe - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für Sozialforschung (WZB) -

Disc.:

Gill Walt - London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

INSTITUTE

Policy Think Tanks and Networks

Co-Chair:

Anna Holzscheiter - London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

Governing HIV/AIDS in South Africa. The Role of Firms. [tabled] ANNA KRISTIN MUELLER-DEBUS - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY

Measuring the Liberal and the Radical Quality of Democracy in Subnational Political Systems HANS-PETER SCHAUB - ZURICH, University of OLIVER DLABAC - ZURICH, University of

Chair:

Room H 09

The impact of global actors on health policy in developing countries: strengthening or undermining local health governance?

INVESTIGACIONES CIENTÍFICAS (CSIC) BRAULIO 'FORTES GÓMEZ - CONSEJO SUPERIOR DE INVESTIGACIONES CIENTÍFICAS (CSIC) LAURA CABEZA - INSTITUTO DE ESTUDIOS SOCIALES AVANZADOS (IESACSIC)

Panel 319

Hanspeter Kriesi - ZURICH, University of

Direct Democracy and the Rule of Law - Do Voters care about Civil and Human Rights? ANNA CHRISTMANN - ZURICH, University of

Measuring the Quality of Democracy Chair:

Maija Setälä - TURKU, University of

Co-Chair: Theo Schiller - MARBURG, Philipps-Universität

The Spill Over of Civil Society Participation in Multi-level Governance of World Trade: Towards a Framework for Research MARTINA PIEWITT - BREMEN, Universität

Panel 320

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Private Foundations as Agents of Development in Global Health: Only Efficient or also Effective? CORNELIA ULBERT - DUISBURG-ESSEN, University of ELENA HESSELMANN - DUISBURG-ESSEN, University of

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International involvement and health governance in Tajikistan BERND RECHEL - London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine

Religious Actors and Ideas in Migration Policy and Politics Chair:

Global Health Partnerships and the Challenges of Limited Statehood MARCO SCHAEFERHOFF - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Co-Chair: Julia Mourão Permoser - VIENNA, University of Disc.:

Examining product development partnerships working in Africa: Movement towards constructive partnership relationships? REBECCA HANLIN - OPEN UNIVERSITY, The

Panel 348

Religious migrant organisations in politics - The consequences of cultural essentialism on local integration initiatives [tabled] CHRISTINA HOLLOMEY - VIENNA, University of

Room H 10

Religiosity, politics and transnationalism. Dynamics of the Romanian migration in Spain IRINA CIORNEI - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de

Sebastian Haunss - KONSTANZ, Universität

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Public policies, interfaith platforms and religious minorities: A new policy paradigm? The case of Barcelona. MARIA GRIERA - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de

Notions of Property and Property in Notions [tabled] MAT CALLAHAN -

United in Diversity?: A Social Psychological Perspective on Superordinate European Identity of Immigrant Minorities NINA SENDECKA - UTRECHT, University of PIETRO CASTELLI - UTRECHT, University of GATTINARA DI ZUBIENA -

Between Hegemonic and Network Governance: Mediating Inter-functional Conflicts in the Domain of Intellectual Property Rights HEIKO BAUMGÄRTNER - LUCERNE, University of

Self-adaption process of Turkish religious organisations in Belgium [tabled] ELIF KESKINER - IMES - UVA ZEYNEP YANASMAYAN - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit

Frame conflicts and reframing in the controversy on the European bio patent directive – a comparative country study INGRID SCHNEIDER - HAMBURG, Universität EGIL KALLERUD - Norwegian Institute for Studies in Innovation,

Out of the backyards, into the courts – Law, religious claimsmaking and integration politics in Germany MATTHIAS KOENIG - GÖTTINGEN, Georg-August Universität

Research and Educat

Software patent controversy in Europe and its socio-political actors IGOR SADABA - MADRID, Universidad Complutense de

Panel 477

Wiki Activism in Practice: A Case Study of Fair Copyright Montreal ALEX MOCHNACKI - MCGILL University

Chair: Disc.:

Room HPI 1

Disc.:

Deborah Avant - CALIFORNIA - IRVINE, University of

Law and the Commodification of International Security CLAIRE CUTLER - VICTORIA, University of Sovereignty, Territoriality and the Privatization of Military Force ELKE KRAHMANN - BRISTOL, University of

Xavier Guillaume -

Co-Chair:

Elke Krahmann - BRISTOL, University of

Co-Chair:

Norms vs. Power or Norms as Power? Chair:

Room HPI 4

IR Theory and the Privatization of Security

The Two-Level Game of Transnational Networks: The Case of Canada’s Drug Export Bill JEAN FREDERIC MORIN - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de

Panel 115

Muslim leaders and public decision: The case study of Brussels CORINNE TORREKENS - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de

The contentious politics of intellectual property Chair:

Sieglinde Rosernberger - VIENNA, University of

Securing the State, Undermining Democracy: Internationalization and Privatization of Western Militaries NICOLE DEITELHOFF - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT ANNA GEIS - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT

Security in Progress: Incorporating Change into the Securitization Framework LISE PHILIPSEN - COPENHAGEN, University of

Privatization Blues? PSMCs and the Post-Post-Heroic Society GERHARD KÜMMEL - Bundeswehr Institute of Social Research

What kind of Power-Construction? Assessing constructivist Contributions in the normative Power Europe Debate HENDRIK HUELSS - COPENHAGEN, University of

(SOWI)

Panel 285

Ontologies, depth and otherwise MARTIN WEBER - QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY The Transformation of National Security in Europe GUNTHER HELLMANN - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-

Room HFF 1

The Future of Belgian Federalism

Universität

Chair:

Panel 495

Co-Chair: Wilfried Swenden - EDINBURGH, University of

Room HPI 2

Disc.:

Min Reuchamps - LIÈGE, Université de Bernard Fournier - LIÈGE, Université de

How Europe Will shape the Future of Belgian Federalism JAN BEYERS - ANTWERP, University of PETER BURSENS - ANTWERP, University of Bi- or multipolar?: Path dependent dynamics of Belgian federalism. [tabled] BETTINA HELBIG - HAGEN, Fern Universität

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The Future of Belgian Federalism through the Eyes of the Citizens MIN REUCHAMPS - LIÈGE, Université de

Reasoning from Conjecture ENRICO ZOFFOLI - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität

Panel 578

The Future of Belgian Federalism through the Eyes of the Political Actors RÉGIS DANDOY - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de GEOFFROY MATAGNE - LIÈGE, Université de & LOUVAIN CAROLINE VAN WYNSBERGHE - Université catholique de

Room HFF 4

Policy change and reform effectiveness in southern European democracies: explaining domestic reform paths under varieties of capitalism

The impact of Belgium's fifth state reform on the Flemish administration: The case agriculture [tabled] DIETER VANHEE - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit

Chair:

A federation without a federal public sphere: The role of media in the Belgian federation DAVE SINARDET - ANTWERP, University of

Co-Chair: Dimitris Papadimitriou - MANCHESTER, University of Disc.:

The Future of Belgian Federalism through Comparative Eyes: JAN ERK - LEIDEN, Universiteit

Panel 301

Room HFF 2

Labour market and welfare reform in Spain and Italy 19802006: the role of electoral politics KERSTIN HAMANN - CENTRAL FLORIDA, University of JOHN KELLY - LONDON, University of, BIRKBECK COLLEGE

Hesamedin Navabi - DURHAM, University of

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Pension reform patterns in Southern Europe: The cases of Greece and Italy MARINA ANGELAKI - PANTEION University of Social & Political Science

Turkish-American Relations over Energy Security in the Caspian Region: Baku-Tblisi-Ceyhan Oil Pipeline Project RADIYE FUNDA CAMKIRAN - MARMARA University

Europeanization and the ‘Southern’ Model of Capitalism: Setting the Limits of Macro-economic and Structural Convergence SPYROS BLAVOUKOS - Athens University of Economics and

Fateh and the process of institutionalization: The internal dynamic of Arab Israeli conflict PAOLO NAPOLITANO - TORINO, Università degli studi di

Business (AUEB)

GEORGE PAGOULATOS - Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB)

“Middle Easternism” and the prospect for long-term coexistence AHARON KLIEMAN - TEL AVIV University

Internalising EU pressures in Cyprus: The Cypriot corporatist tradition and political sophistication amidst EU adaptation forces CHRISTINA IOANNOU - NICOSIA, University of GIORGOS KENTAS - NICOSIA, University of

Obey Thy Patron? Charismatic Leaderships and Regional Powers in the Afghan and Tajik Civil Wars [tabled] OMAR ASHOUR - EXETER, University of

Panel 431

Evaluating the conditions of successful negotiations: The Arab-Israeli and the Cyprus-conflict from the perspective of alternative dispute resolution KINGA KAS - GIRNE AMERICAN University

Chair:

Room HFF 3

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Trevor McCrisken - WARWICK, University of

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

The Iraq War: Towards the Fading of the American Empire? ANASTASIA SHESTERININA - BRITISH COLUMBIA, University of

Political learning, political reasoning and deliberation Chair:

Room HFF 5

US MIDDLE EAST POLICY 2: US Relations with Middle Eastern States

Sovereign Wealth Funds and Energy Security [tabled] NANCY BRUNE - NEVADA - LAS VEGAS, University of

Panel 589

Weakness or strength? Regulation of Utility Markets in Greece. CHARALAMPOS KOUTALAKIS - ATHENS, University of

Middle East and the Prospect of Longterm Peace Chair:

Kevin Featherstone - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Why do they hate them? Analyzing Arab public opinion on United States foreign policy LARS BERGER - SALFORD, University of

Tereza Capelos - SURREY, University of Jenny Jansson - UPPSALA Universitet

Constructive, Critical, Cooperative or not at all? The US, Iran and the difficulties of engagement DONETTE MURRAY - Royal Military Academy Sandhurst

Barbara Vis AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit The impact of power upon constitutional reasoning and deliberation TOM MURRAY - DUBLIN, University College

Turning A Blind Eye: The US and the Israeli Nuclear Programme ARIE GERONIK - OPEN UNIVERSITY OF ISRAEL

But the UN Said … – Discursive Authority and the Impact of International Organizations´ Advocacy on Public Reason MATTHIAS ECKER-EHRHARDT - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für

Panel 595

Sozialforschung (WZB)

Deliberation and Learning ROBERT LUSKIN - TEXAS AT AUSTIN, University of GAURAV SOOD - STANFORD University NURI KIM - STANFORD University JAMES FISHKIN - STANFORD UNIVERSITY Media Democracy, aesthetic politics and political learning NIELS KRISTENSEN - AALBORG Universitet

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GRADUTE NETWORK Building an academic profile: How to apply for a Job? Chair:

Salvatore Sberna - Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane (SUM)

Panel 604

Room HPI 3

Symposium The Future of East-West integration in Europe Chairs:

GĂŠrard Grunberg, Sciences Po Paris, France Vello Pettai, University of Tartu, Estonia

Discussants: Hiski Haukkala, Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Unit for Policy Planning and Research, Helsinki, Finland Raki Laidi, Sciences Po Paris, France

Room -

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Session XI: 4.00 pm – 5.40 pm

SESSION XI SATURDAY / 4.00 PM - 5.40 PM

The end of the German model? The political economy of the “Hartz” reform. BAPTISTE FRANCON - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE),

Studying the tango: mutual perceptions and interactions between politicians and journalists 2 (Country analyses) Chair:

Université de

Peter Van Aelst - LEIDEN, Universiteit

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Panel 584

Multiculturalism and the Political Psychology of Foreign Policy

The Bossa Nova in political communication: How parliamentarians and journalists feed public distrust in Brazil’s Legislative branch PEDRO AQUINO NOLETO FILHO - BRASILIA, University of FÁBIO HENRIQUE PEREIRA - BRASILIA, University of

Chair: Co-Chair: Disc.:

Writing with Wolves: Interactions between Politicians and Journalists in Japan OFER FELDMAN - DOSHISHA University

University of

Interactions between politicians and journalists: The perspective of the constant negotiation ANDREU CASERO - Universitat JAUME I of CASTELLÓ

Multicultural Europe Facing Islam SARA SILVESTRI The Political Psychology of European Integration IAN MANNERS - ROSKILDE, University of

Political and Journalistic Elites in Austria – A Tango out of Step? GUENTHER LENGAUER - INNSBRUCK, University of

Panel 553

Room H 01

Bruno Amable - PARIS I (PANTHÉONSORBONNE), Université de

Disc.:

Room H 06

Citizens and Democratic Politics: Participation, Representation, and Disaffection

The clash of capitalism 2

Jolanda van der Noll - PAIS VASCO, Universidad del

Challenging Foreign Policy: The Homeland Dimension and Return visits among South Asian Diasporas CATARINA KINNVALL - LUNDS Universitet

ASBJØRN SONNE NØRGAARD - SOUTHERN DENMARK - ODENSE,

Co-Chair:

Multicultural Foreign Policy? A comparative study of Britain, Denmark, France and Sweden LISBETH AGGESTAM - CAMBRIDGE, University of

ODENSE, University of

Chair:

Catarina Kinnvall - LUNDS Universitet

Marcos Engelken-Jorge BREMEN, Jacobs University

Theorizing and Testing the Uneven Mediatization of Parliamentary Politics: Parliamentarians and the Press in Denmark, 1980 and 2000 CHRISTIAN ELMELUND-PRÆSTEKÆR - SOUTHERN DENMARK -

Panel 590

Room H 05

Chair:

Alfio Mastropaolo - TORINO, Università degli studi di

Co-Chair: Dario Castiglione - EXETER, University of Disc.:

Closing the Scission between the Political and the Economic Aspects of Structural Reform: Business Associations as the Drivers of Competitiveness ANA MARIA EVANS - NOVA DE LISBOA, Universidade Nova de

Luigi Bobbio - TORINO, Universita di Daniel Gaxie PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE), Université de

Rediscovering the relationship between inequality and political participation MIKAEL PERSSON - GÖTEBORGS Universitet

Bringing the state back in – the role of fiscal federalism for welfare restructuring ANKE HASSEL - HERTIE School of Governance CHRISTOF SCHILLER - HERTIE School of Governance

The electoral construction of political behaviours in urban participatory democracy VIRGINIE ANQUETIN -STRASBOURG,Institut d'Etudes politiques de AUDREY FREYERMUTH - STRASBOURG, Institut d'Etudes politiques

Continuity and Change in a Model of Corporatist European Economies (working title) [tabled] MAXIMILIAN FREIER - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &

POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Perspectives for the Lisbon Strategy after the credit crunch CHRISTIAN SCHWEIGER - DURHAM, University of

Revisiting the relationship between ‘civil’ and ‘political’ society DARIO CASTIGLIONE - EXETER, University of

Does the European Framework Enhance Financial Stability?: An Assessment of EU Governance Quality in Financial Supervision SARA KONOE - JOHNS HOPKINS University

Politics, Democracy and Civil Society: Local Governance in Mula, Turkey RAMAZAN GÜNLÜ - MULA University How would democratic citizens want to be treated? ALFIO MASTROPAOLO - TORINO, Università degli studi di

The exemptions of employer contributions in France: A quiet reform of social security institutions [tabled] MICHAEL ZEMMOUR - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE),

Panel 445

Université de

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Session XI: 4.00 pm – 5.40 pm From perception to mobilization? The example of protesting practices face with the school map in France LORENZO BARRAUT - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE),

A new political economy of strikes? Chair:

Susan Milner - BATH, University of

Co-Chair: Sophie Béroud - LYON II, Université Disc.:

Université de

The Political Perceptions of Muslims PARVEEN AKHTAR - BRISTOL, University of

Richard Hyman - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Labour Conflicts: A Cross-national Comparison, 1971-2002 FRANZ TRAXLER - VIENNA, University of BERND BRANDL - VIENNA, University of

What have we done to deserve this? Decline as a crisis of belief in social movements LYNN OWENS -

General strikes in Western Europe 1980-2008 JOHN KELLY - LONDON, University of, BIRKBECK COLLEGE KERSTIN HAMANN - CENTRAL FLORIDA, University of

The Role of Perception in the Political Mobilization of French and Irish Gypsies/Travellers FRÉDÉRIC ROYALL - LIMERICK, University of

Institutional change in South European capitalism: The case of wage bargaining in Greek and Italian banking [tabled] ANDREAS KORNELAKIS - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &

Panel 537

POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Rescaling Labour Market Policy

Rethinking the dynamics of strikes through social movement theory and a qualitative approach. The contribution of recent surveys on French industrial conflicts BAPTISTE GIRAUD - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE), Université

Chair: Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Does the struggle go on? The transformation of work conflicts in contemporary France SOPHIE BÉROUD - LYON II, Université

Disc.:

A Nested Analysis of Government Partisanship and Labour Market Policymaking in Differing Institutional Settings EVELYNE HUEBSCHER - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Sabine Lang - WASHINGTON, University of

Policy design in a internationalized arena. The case of labour market reform in Poland. CATHERINE SPIESER - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE IEP

Challenges of researching gender equality in Japan: Transnationalism as a methodological solution? JEMIMA REPO - HELSINKI, University of

Strasbourg - GSPE

The Politics of Women Bodies. Ceausescu’s Decree of 1967 and Its Effects [tabled] ANCA BALCANU - LYON III, Universite Jean Moulin

Panel 507

Chair:

A gendered policy: The control of prostitution by the police MAINSANT GWÉNAELLE - Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales / Centre Marc Bloch

Negotiating gender equality norms, conflict and translation. Communicative brokers in transnational feminist networks. NICOLE DOERR - BERLIN, Freie Universität

Disc.:

Participative democracy: Alternative, addition or enemy? LINZE SCHAAP - TILBURG, Universiteit van LAURENS DE GRAAF - TILBURG, Universiteit van

Room S 12

Reconnecting Representative and Participatory/Deliberative Democracy in Subnational Interactive Governance. A theoretical and normative discussion with some reference to two cases (Tuscany and Trentino) SIMONA PIATTONI - TRENTO, Universita degli studi di

Marco Giugni - GENÈVE, Université de

Disc.:

Co-Chair:

The Challenge of Citizen Participation to Democracy (Theory) PETER BIEGELBAUER - INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES

Perceptions and protest behaviour Co-Chair:

Aletta Norval - ESSEX, University of

The design and management of public consultation processes in policy making: a conceptual framework and empirical findings from Flemish case studies JAN VAN DAMME - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit MARLEEN BRANS - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit

Theorising gender equality: A legitimacy standpoint ANNE MARIA HOLLI - HELSINKI, University of KEVÄT NOUSIAINEN - HELSINKI, University of JOHANNA KANTOLA - HELSINKI, University of MILJA SAARI - HELSINKI, University of LINDA HART -

Chair:

Room S 15

Interactive governance and deliberative democracy

Theorizing Global Women’s Rights Norms: CEDAW in a Transnational Perspective SUSANNE ZWINGEL - SUNY Potsdam

Panel 580

Arnaud Lechevalier - PARIS I (PANTHÉONSORBONNE), Université de / Europa-Universität Viadrina

Integration and the Labour Market Performance of Immigrants LUTZ C KAISER - IZA

Sabine Lang - WASHINGTON, University of

Co-Chair:

Multiple Challenges and Policy Change in the Italian Labour Market: A Farewell to the Bismarckian model? ELISABETTA GUALMINI - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi

Room H 08

Gender Equality and the Politics of the Transnational Chair:

Christian Brzinsky-Fay - Social Science Research Center Berlin

Reforming Dutch Active Labour Market Policy: An on-going process JAAP DE KONING - ROTTERDAM, Erasmus Universiteit

The impossible right to strike in Europe CORINNE GOBIN - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de ANNE DUFRESNE - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de

Panel 371

Room S 13

Competing Conceptions of Power and World Order in the Global Justice Movement RUTH REITAN - MIAMI, University of

Panel 458

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Session XI: 4.00 pm – 5.40 pm Democratic Peace and its Realist Implications HANS-JOACHIM SPANGER - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE

Humanitarian and Human Rights Responsibility in Theory and Practice Chair:

FRANKFURT

Henry Radice - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Qualitative futures JOHN MACMILLAN - BRUNEL University

Co-Chair: David Karp - LONDON, University College Disc.:

Further directions in democratic peace research MATTHIAS DEMBINKSI - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE

Mervyn Frost - KINGS COLLEGE London

FRANKFURT

Humanitarian and Human Rights Responsibilities in International Political Theory DAVID KARP - LONDON, University College HENRY RADICE - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL

Domestic Politics and Conflict ALEXANDER THOMPSON - OHIO STATE University A new look at the democratic peace LUIGI CARANTI - CATANIA, Università di

SCIENCE, The

Four Humanitarianisms STEPHANIE CARVIN - LONDON, University of, ROYAL HOLLOWAY

Panel 121

Room S 20

COLLEGE

Building Moral Authority Out of Alienation: The Lonely Heart of Humanitarianism STEPHEN HOPGOOD - LONDON, University of, SCHOOL OF

Political implications of religious evolution: How changes in religiosity affect political behavior

ORIENTAL & AFRICAN STUDIES (SOAS)

The right to return home – a quintessential human right or an exercise in state-building? The motivations underlying the International Community’s engagement in the Bosnian return process ANNE KOCH - BERLIN, Freie Universität Berlin Graduate School of

Chair: Disc.:

Human Nature and International Political Theory CHRIS BROWN - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Methodological dimensions of religiosity measurement JOSÉ RAMÓN MONTERO - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de MARÍA CELESTE RATTO - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de GUILLERMO CORDERO - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de

Room S 17

The decline of democracy: loss of quality, hybridization, and breakdown Chair:

Religion and Euroscepticism: Direct and indirect effects – examining old questions with new evidence HAJO G BOOMGAARDEN - AMSTERDAM, University of ANDRÉ FREIRE - Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia

Gero Erdmann - GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies

Co-Chair:

(CIES)

Disc.:

Alternative Forms of Religiosity and the Creation of Social Trust: The Impact of Belonging, Behaving, and Believing in Comparative Perspective RICHARD TRAUNMÜLLER - KONSTANZ, Universität

Matthijs Bogaards - BREMEN, Jacobs University

Decline of Democracy - an outline [tabled] GERO ERDMANN - GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies

Religion, religiosity and political attitudes IRENE MARTÍN - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de

Between transitions and breakdowns: Presidential interruptions in Latin America LEIV MARSTEINTREDET - BERGEN, Universitetet i MARIANA LLANOS - GIGA German Institute of Global and Area

Panel 209

Studies

Chair:

Studies

Path-dependence and economic theories of regime support: Russia 2009 RICHARD ROSE - ABERDEEN, University of WILLIAM MISHLER - ARIZONA, University of

Party System Competition in Post-Communist Europe (19902008): Institutionalization or Change? ZSOLT ENYEDI - Central European University FERNANDO BÉRTOA CASAL - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Matthias Dembinski - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT

Disc.:

Poland's quasi-institutionalized party system: The importance of elites and institutions ANNA GWIAZDA - DUBLIN CITY University

Room S 18

Further Directions: Extending (democratic) Peace Research

Co-Chair:

Party system stabilisation in Central Europe: Record and prospects PAUL G LEWIS - OPEN UNIVERSITY, The

Unanticipated Consequences of a Popularly Supported Decision [tabled] HERLIN CHIEN - National Sun Yat-sen University

Co-Chair:

Ott Lumi - TALLINN University

Institutionalization of the modes of party competition: Emerging bipolar competition in the CEE party systems? MIZUHO NAKADA-AMIYA - NAGOYA University

Are democratisation and climate change bad for each other? PETER BURNELL - WARWICK, University of

Chair:

Room S 21

Problems of stabilisation of party system in new democracies

From hybridization to breakdown - Lessons from Thailand MARCO BÜNTE - GIGA German Institute of Global and Area

Panel 214

Explaining Secularization Processes in Europe and Elsewhere: Plurality versus modernity. SANTIAGO PEREZ-NIEVAS - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de GUILLERMO CORDERO - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de

Transnational Studies

Panel 582

Sarah Nicolet - GENÈVE, Université de

Co-Chair: Anke Tresch - GENÈVE, Université de

Party system consolidation: What factors? The case of Poland, Czech Republic and Bulgaria CHOLOVA BLAGOVESTA - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de

Panel 569

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Session XI: 4.00 pm – 5.40 pm

The radical right and the debate over immigration policy Chair:

The Political Mobilization of Euroscepticism: Parties, Discourses and Contentious Politics

Elisabeth Carter - KEELE, University of

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Chair:

Hans-Jörg Trenz - ARENA, University of Oslo

Co-Chair: Paul Statham - BRISTOL, University of

Nigel Copsey - TEESIDE, University of

Plataforma per Catalunya: Emergence, features and quest for legitimacy of a new radical right party in the Spanish autonomous region of Catalonia AITOR HERNÁNDEZ CARR - IGOP-Universitat Autònoma de

Disc.:

After Fortuyn: New radical right-wing populist parties in the Netherlands DAVID ART - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE SARAH DE LANGE - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

National variation in citizen support for the emerging Europolity. Comparing the effects of national identity and national context. KONSTANTIN VÖSSING - OHIO STATE University

How to explain the strange decline of the Vlaams Belang in Belgium? TEUN PAUWELS - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de

Party Contestation over Europe: Who Criticises Europe, How Much, and What for? PAUL STATHAM - BRISTOL, University of RUUD KOOPMANS - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für

Barcelona

The (de)politicization of immigrant integration and policy outcome in Belgium. ILKE ADAM - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de

Panel 585

Sozialforschung (WZB)

Cyberspace and European elections: Narratives and carriers of Euroscepticism online. ASIMINA MICHAILIDOU - BRISTOL, University of

Room S 25

Show Me the Money! Political Conflict and Euroscepticism in EU Redistributive Politics PIETER DE WILDE - OSLO, Universitetet I

Governmental policy program performance Chair:

Panel 377

Bram Verschuere - University College Ghent

Co-Chair: Dries Verlet - Research Center of the Flemish Government Disc.:

How to Monitor Treaties Effectively -- a Comparative Study of Human Rights and Drugs SAUL TAKAHASHI - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime

Chair:

Does one size really fit all? Differences in the aptitude of policies to be evaluated by performance measures in the Swiss cantons FRITZ SAGER - BERN, Universität ADRIAN RITZ - BERN, Universität

Disc.:

The impact of democratization on the formation of trade blocs: An empirical analysis LEONARDO BACCINI - DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE, University of

Room S 26

Dynamic Social Network Analysis of International Climate Politics: Changing Structural Configurations on the Way to Copenhagen CHRISTIAN HIRSCHI - ETH Zürich

Social Justice After Neo-liberal Capitalism

Disc.:

Swaying Ageing Voters: Electoral Institutions and Pension Reform in Representative Democracy OLIVER PAMP - BREMEN, Universität

Sciences-Po/Paris

Co-Chair:

Michael Bechtel - ETH - Swiss Federal Institute of Technology

Co-Chair: Andreas Dür - DUBLIN, University College

Building state capacities? The case of the Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper cell in Mali ISALINE BERGAMASCHI - INSTITUTE OF POLITICAL STUDIES

Chair:

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Formal and Quantitative Research in Comparative Politics and International Relations

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John Erik Fossum - ARENA, University of Oslo

Euroscepticism or Alter-Europeanism? Actors and Motives of the French EU Referendum Debate in 2005 in a comparative perspective CLAUDIA WIESNER - MARBURG, Philipps-Universität

The Sword and the Coffers: The Domestic Fiscal Contract and International Bargaining TERRENCE CHAPMAN - TEXAS AT AUSTIN, University of PATRICK MCDONALD - TEXAS AT AUSTIN, University of

Albena Azmanova - KENT, University of Bruno Amable - PARIS I (PANTHÉONSORBONNE), Université de

Words can hurt! Flogging the Stability Pact to Death and its Repercussion on Public Debt Costs in the Euro Area ROMAN GOLDBACH - GOETTINGEN, University of CHRISTIAN FAHRHOLZ - MANNHEIM, Universität

The Third Way After Neo-liberal Capitalism REECE KIRWIN - MELBOURNE, University of Democratic failures and political inequality. Beyond the gorgian knot GODOFREDO VIDAL DE LA ROSA - Universidad Autonoma

Panel 588

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Metropolitana-Azcapotzalco, México

Political Trust in Europe: An update of Citizens and the State

Individual choice and citizen voice in UK welfare administration: New Labour and New Right discourse compared VERITY ARCHER - MELBOURNE, University of

Chair:

Social Justice between Varieties of Capitalism and Types of Democracies ALBENA AZMANOVA - KENT, University of PHILIPPE C SCHMITTER - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Panel 490

Marc Hooghe - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit

Co-Chair: Sonja Zmerli - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität Disc.:

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Kenneth Newton - SOUTHAMPTON, University of

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The Transformation of Trust. From Withering Condition to Wavering Movement MARK BOVENS - UTRECHT, University of ANCHRIT WILLE - LEIDEN, Universiteit

Analysing wind power policies through their instruments: The case of Denmark, Germany, and France AURELIEN EVRARD - Sciences Po / CEVIPOF Political patronage in policy-making processes: A new policy instrument PATRÍCIA SILVA - AVEIRO, Universidade de CARLOS JALALI - AVEIRO, Universidade de

Embellishing Welfare State Reforms? Political Trust and the Support for Welfare State Reforms in Germany OSCAR GABRIEL - STUTTGART, Universität EVA-MARIA TRUEDINGER - STUTTGART, Universität

The consultation regime of the European Commission and its impact on organised civil society SANDRA KROEGER - BREMEN, Jacobs University

Is Political Trust an Evaluation of Institutions or Officeholders? Exploring the Dynamics of Trust in Political Institutions LUKAS LINEK - ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC PAT LYONS - ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC

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Political confidence and trust in democracies worldwide. Spurious relationships or true close friends? KENNETH NEWTON - SOUTHAMPTON, University of SONJA ZMERLI - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität

Popular Support for Democratic Innovations? Chair:

The Impact of Political Trust on Party Choice in Belgium SOFIE MARIËN - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit MARC HOOGHE - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit TEUN PAUWELS - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de

Disc.:

INVESTIGACIONES CIENTÍFICAS (CSIC) CLEMENTE NAVARRO - PABLO DE OLAVIDE, Universidad de

Petitions and Perceived Barriers to Participation CHRISTOPHER CARMAN - STRATHCLYDE, University of

Room 231

Direct democracy and its critics: Support for Direct Democracy and “Stealth” Democracy in Finland MIKKO MATTILA - HELSINKI, University of ÅSA BENGTSSON - ÅBO AKADEMI

Hans-Joachim Lauth - WÜRZBURG, University of

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Questioning the European Electorate’s Political Process Preferences: A Theoretical Inquiry JULIE HASSING NIELSEN - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Wolfgang Muno - MAINZ, Johannes GutenbergUniversitaet

Panel 502

Democracy and the Rule of Law in Latin America [tabled] PETER THIERY - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Constitutional Conflicts between Law and Politics in Transformation Societies. A Systems-theoretical Approach. MICHAEL HEIN - GREIFSWALD, Ernst-Moritz-Arndt University

Chair:

Disc.:

Carolin Goerzig - UPPSALA Universitet

The Informalization of Security Policy. A Morphological Approach to the Study of Counter-Insurgency and CounterTerrorism. CHRISTOPHER DAASE - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-

Constitutional Courts as Rule of Law Promoters: Theoretical and Empirical Considerations SASCHA KNEIP - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für Sozialforschung (WZB)

Universität

GEORGIOS KOLLIARAKIS - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-

Understanding and Application of the Rule of Law Concept in Central and Eastern Europe: Comparative Assessment [tabled] PETRA GUASTI - WÜRZBURG University

Universität

Transferring Responsibility from the Military to the Police in Peace Operations CORNELIUS FRIESENDORF - DCAF, Geneva

Against all Odds? Judicial Review in ‘Illiberal Democracies’ in Asia AUREL CROISSANT - HEIDELBERG, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität

Hybrid organisations at the crossroads – the case of Hamas CAROLIN GOERZIG - UPPSALA Universitet

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New policy instruments: to democratise or to depoliticise?

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Protest Outcomes: Methodological Perspectives

Halpern Charlotte - PACTE FNSP, IEP Grenoble

Chair:

Co-Chair: Patrick Le Galès - Sciences Po CNRS CEVIPOF Disc.:

Christopher Daase - MÜNCHEN, LudwigMaximilians-Universität

Co-Chair: Thomas Biersteker - Graduate Institute of International Studies

Stateness: A Prerequisite of Democracy and the Rule of Law SVEND-ERIK SKAANING - AARHUS Universitet JØRGEN MØLLER - AARHUS Universitet

Chair:

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Clandestine Violent Groups as a Challenge for Security Governance

The Learning Curve Revisited. Building Rule of Law in Eastern Europe ALINA MUNGIU-PIPPIDI - HERTIE School of Governance

Panel 202

Does closeness foster support?: The evaluation of participatory instruments in Spanish cities JOAN FONT FÁBREGAS - CONSEJO SUPERIOR DE

Rule of law in transformation Chair:

Åsa Bengtsson - ÅBO AKADEMI

Co-Chair: Mikko Mattila - HELSINKI, University of

Trustworthy states, trusting citizens? A multilevel study into objective and subjective determinants of political trust TOM VAN DER MEER - SOCIAL & CULTURAL PLANNING OFFICE PAUL DEKKER - SOCIAL & CULTURAL PLANNING OFFICE

Panel 410

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Lorenzo Bosi - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Co-Chair: Katrin Uba - UPPSALA Universitet

How cities encounter Europe. Informal urban policy, formal instruments and mechanisms of Europeanization at the urban level. SAMUELE DOSSI - EXETER, University of

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Marco Giugni - GENÈVE, Université de

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Measuring Moving Targets: Defining and Evaluating Sims in the Context of Governance AUDRA MITCHELL - BELFAST, QUEENS University of

Religiously-Oriented Political Actors in Secular Democratic States: The Turkish Case in Comparative Perspective

Market changes as movement outcomes PHILIP BALSIGER - LAUSANNE, Université de

Chair:

To Concede or Not to Concede: Analysis of the Impact of Concessions on Future Concessions TAEHYUN NAM - SALISBURY University JUSTIN TUCKER - CALIFORNIA STATE University - Fullerton

Co-Chair: Disc.:

Room HPI 1

Political Islam and the Military in Turkey ZEYNEP OYA YEGEN - BOSTON University Turkish state as a religiously oriented political actor FABIO SALOMONI - KOC University

Oliver Kessler - BIELEFELD, University of

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Can Turkish Left Create an Alternative Hegemonic Project against the Islamists? [tabled] OZGUR USENMEZ - MARMARA University

Political Constructivism: The Political Construction of Social Knowledge PIKI ISH-SHALOM - JERUSALEM, Hebrew University of

The Limits of the Political Moderation of Religiously Oriented Parties: the Case of the AKP BERNA YILMAZ - MILANO, Università degli studi di

From “Social Problem Theory” to “Public Problem Theory”? CHLOE VLASSOPOULOS - PICARDIE University

Panel 250

Right Back Where We Started From? Constructivism, Role Theory and G.H. Mead HARRY BAUER - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL Taking sense and meaning seriously. Objective hermeneutics as a tool for analysing politics ULRICH FRANKE - BIELEFELD, University of

Chair:

Common problems, situations and concepts: A pragmatistconceptual approach towards European polity formation VOLKER BALLI - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Disc.:

The Development of Asymmetric Regionalism in Italy: The Case of Northern Regions ANDREA MIGNONE - GENOVA, Università degli studi di

Room HPI 2

Decentralization in France: The Jacobin State between Inertia and Transformation SABINE KUHLMANN - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu Decentralization in unitary states - the role of sub-national authorities ANDREA FISCHER - HAGEN, Fern Universität NATHALIE BEHNKE - HAGEN, Fern Universität

Sorin Baiasu - KEELE, University of

Co-Chair:

Andrea Fischer - HAGEN, Fern Universität

Co-Chair: Nathalie Behnke - HAGEN, Fern Universität

Legitmacy and Metaphysics Chair:

Room HPI 4

Decentralization in unitary states the role of sub-national authorities

SCIENCE, The

Panel 499

Istar Gozaydin - ISTANBUL TECHNICAL University

Continuity and Change in the Islamist Political Parties in Turkey: A Comparison of the moderate AKP (Justice and Development Party) and the traditionalist SP (Felicity Party) EVREN CELIK WILTSE - VIENNA, University of

Beyond or within constructivist theorising (is silence golden) ? Assessing the boundary to poststructuralism, Pragmatism, and the practice turn Chair:

Democracy as a tool for Marginalization and Impoverishment [tabled] MUSTAFA KEMAL COSKUN - ANKARA University BURCU SENTURK - ANKARA University

Protest Outcomes: Methodological Perspectives JAVIER ALCALDE - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Panel 164

Luca Ozzano - TORINO, Università degli studi di

Panel 352

Hospitality, Publicness, and the Regulation of the Borders of the Public Sphere INES VALDEZ - NORTH CAROLINA-CHAPEL HILL, University of and Nuffield College

Room HFF 2

Political and Security Relations in Asia: Major Power Strategies, Conflicts and Cooperation 2

Juridical Right and Practical Reason: Kant’s Rechtslehre as Comprehensive Liberalism TATIANA PATRONE - ITHACA College The Paradox of Juridical Imperatives SORIN BAIASU - KEELE, University of

Chair:

The Regulative Principle of Purposiveness in Kantian Political Judgment AVERY GOLDMAN - DEPAUL University

Co-Chair: Elena Atanassova-Cornelis - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit

Panel 413

Disc.:

Room HPI 3

Carmen Amado Mendes - COIMBRA, University of

Fei-Ling Wang - GEORGIA Institute of Technology

Assertiveness and pragmatism in international relations: How internal and external constraints shape China’s foreign policy CARMEN AMADO MENDES - COIMBRA, Universidad de Chinese Seapower: Reasons and Implications. SIMONE DOSSI - Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane (SUM)

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The political economy of China’s foreign policy JULIA BADER - Bonn, German Development Institute

US FOREIGN POLICY: THE DOMESTIC SETTING 2: Power and Security

Of a Caged Tiger, an Emerging Dragon, and a Bolder Matushka- India, China and Russia in the New World J KHANNA - JAWAHARLAL NEHRI UniversitY

Chair: Co-Chair:

The Japan-China disputes in the East China Sea: Underlying factors and a constructivist approach SENAN JAMES FOX - ST. ANDREWS, University of

Disc.:

Panel 594

Domestic-level variables of U.S. foreign policy making: American scholarship and American scholarly Cold War security discourse HELLE PALU - TAMPERE, University of

Room HFF 3

Recommendations for Homeland Security: Dealing with Weapons of Mass Destruction and Terrorism LISA M FARHAMY - The American University

Learning, Politics and the Media Chair: Co-Chair: Disc.:

Trevor McCrisken - WARWICK, University of

Tereza Capelos - SURREY, University of

The Established Discourse of American Power EDWARD LOCK - WEST OF ENGLAND, University of the

Andrej Kokkonen - GÖTEBORGS Universitet

The quest for total security: How domestic politics have shaped American ballistic missile defence policy ANDREW FUTTER - BIRMINGHAM, University of

Angiola Di Conza - NAPOLI FEDERICO II Universita di

Panel 596

Student Influence on Decision-Making in Schools – A Controlled Field Experiment PETER ESAIASSON - GÖTEBORGS Universitet MIKAEL GILLJAM - GÖTEBORGS Universitet MIKAEL PERSSON - GÖTEBORGS Universitet

Room HFF 6

GRADUATE NETWORK Why and How to get published?

Socialisation Influences on Young Children's Democratic Value Orientations SIMONE ABENDSCHÖN - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-

Chair:

Universität

Action-oriented individualism JOHANNES ANDERSEN - AALBORG Universitet The challenging role of new and traditional mass media to the formation of the political preferences EVANGELIA MARKAKI - Aristotle University of Thessaloniki ELENI APOSPORI - Athens University of Economics and Business

Salvatore Sberna - Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane (SUM)

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Panel 605

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(AUEB)

TV dramas and political learning in the UK TEREZA CAPELOS - SURREY, University of ALEXANDRA PINHORN ROULA -

Panel 579

Room HFF 4

Institutional Performance and Democratic Quality in Southern Europe Chair:

Susannah Verney - ATHENS, University of

Co-Chair:

Disc.:

Dissatisfied societies: Comparing Italy and Portugal JOSÉ MAGONE - Berlin School of Economics Political leadership, government performance, and democratic quality: The tale of Greece and Spain in the 1980s TAKIS PAPPAS - MACEDONIA, University of

That’s it... We hope, you had a nice conference!

The Role of Women's Organizations in the Democratization Process under the AKP Government in Turkey HÜRCAN ASLI AKSOY - TÜBINGEN, Universität The Europeanization of Cyprus’ National Parliament: Change, Continuity and Adaptation HARA PARLA- CYPRUS, University of KALLIOPE AGAPIOU-JOSEPHIDES - CYPRUS, University of

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See you later at the closing reception, at the next ECPR event - or back here at the University of Potsdam!

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Name Index

NAME INDEX A Aagaard Thuesen, Annette .................................... 115 Aarebrot, Frank ......... 20, 52 Aars, Jacob .......................63 Aarts, Kees........................29 Abe, Margarita Estevez 117 Abels, Gabriele.. 59, 89, 110 Abendschön, Simone... 128 Aberbach, Joel............... 116 Ackaert, Johan..................92 Adam, Ilke....................... 125 Adamson, Fiona ...............34 Aden, Hartmut ..................40 Adinolfi, Goffredo .............53 Adler-Nissen, Rebecca...80 Aelst Peter, Van ...............79 Agapiou-Josephides, Kalliope...................... 128 Agcan, Muhammed ...... 102 Aggestam, Lisbeth.. 37, 122 Agh, Attila ................... 20, 44 Agner, Michael..................40 Aguilar, Susana ..... 108, 116 Ahrens, Petra....................63 Ahrens, Regina.................98 Aidukaite, Jolanta.......... 108 Akarca, Ali T......................48 Akhtar, Parveen..... 109, 123 Akkerman, Tjitske ............80 Aksoy, Hürcan Asli........ 128 Alcalde, Javier ............... 127 Alcántara, Manuel............47 Aldred, Rachel ..................76 Alemanno, Alberto ...........59 Allegra, Marco ............... 103 Allen, Pauline....................88 Alles, Delphine..................94 Allouche, Jeremy .............60 Allulli, Massimo.................46 Almeida, Dimitri ................77 Alonso, Alba......................80 Alonso, Sonia....................93 Alós-Ferrer, Carlos ..........58 Al-Yahya, Khalid...............91 Amable, Bruno. 37, 122, 125 Amado Mendes, Carmen ...................... 68, 114, 127 Amat, Francesc ......... 48, 93 Anagnostou, Dia...............63 Anden-Papadopoulos, Kari .......................................63 Andersen, Johannes .... 128 Anderson, John ................76 Anderson-Gold, Sharon82, 102 Andeweg, Rudy ... 16, 26, 53 Andoura, Sami..................43 André, Audrey...................50 Andres, Mejia Acosta ......59 Anduiza, Eva............ 64, 117 Angelaki, Marina ........... 120 Angeli, Oliviero .............. 102

Anghel, Suzana ............... 62 Ansell, Chris ................... 106 Ansolabehere, Karina..... 72 Aparicio, Javier ................ 81 Apospori, Eleni..................... ................ 45, 53, 113, 128 Arboit, Gérald ................... 62 Archer, Verity.................. 125 Arieli, Dana ....................... 54 Ariely, Gal ......................... 96 Armingeon, Klaus .............. 6 Armitage, Faith................. 97 Armstrong, Chris.............. 64 Arnaud, Sergent............... 54 Arndt, Friedrich ................ 64 Arnold, Christian .............. 41 Arnott, Margaret A........... 58 Art, David ........................ 125 Arzheimer, Kai ..................... ...................31, 38, 91, 108 Arzoz, Xabier.................... 38 Åse, Cecilia....................... 97 Ashour, Omar................. 120 Asitadani, Diah................. 94 Astudillo Ruiz, Javier ...... 93 Atanassova-Cornelis, Elena ..................114, 127 Attina, Fulvio..................... 95 Aubin, David ...............68, 85 Auer, Stefan...................... 55 Avant, Deborah......102, 119 Avanza, Martina............... 71 Avdagic, Sabina............... 49 Aydin, Umut ...................... 86 Aylott, Nicholas ................ 69 Azizi, Karim....................... 37 Azmanova, Albena............. .......................35, 117, 125 Azzaoui, Mounir ............... 68

Balsiger, Jörg................. 106 Balsiger, Philip............... 127 Banai, Ayelet.....................64 Banaji, Shakuntala...........47 Bandelow, Nils..................92 Banducci, Susan A ..........99 Banholzer, Lilli ..................67 Bannan, Kelvin J ..............62 Banting, Keith ...................47 Bara, Judith .......................95 Barbato, Mariano .............68 Barberet, Rosemary ........48 Barbosa, Carlos Elias .. 112 Bardi, Luciano.... 2, 6, 18, 29 Bargel, Lucie .....................71 Baringhorst, Sigrid ........ 102 Barisione, Mauro..............97 Barlai, Melani ................. 108 Baroncelli, Eugenia... 49, 60 Barraut, Lorenzo ........... 123 Barreto, Matt .....................70 Barta, Zsofia......................79 Bartle, Ian ..........................76 Bartle, John .......................41 Baruch Blich, Ben ............54 Barzelay, Michael.............91 Basedau, Matthias...........96 Baskan, Filiz................... 108 Bátora, Jozef.....................39 Batziou, Athanasia...........85 Bauer, Anja................. 50, 93 Baum, Tomas ................ 111 Baumann, Marcel.............53 Baumgärtner, Heiko ..... 119 Baumgart-Ochse, Claudia .................................... 111 Beauzamy, Brigitte ... 59, 68 Béchir, Michael.............. 111 Bechle, Karsten ............. 101 Bechtel, Michael...... 57, 125 Beem, Betsi.......................96 Beers, Robert....................55 Beetsma, Roel ..................59 Behnke, Andreas .............98 Behnke, Nathalie........... 127 Behrendt, Marc.................80 Beisheim, Marianne.. 27, 84 Bekkers, Victor .................91 Belchior, Ana Maria .. 41, 83 Belim Rodrigues, Célia Felícia ........................ 105 Bell, Derek.........................71 Bellamy, Richard..............39 Bellanova, Rocco .............51 Bellucci, Paolo ........... 39, 40 Bengi Gümrükçü, Selin ...... .............................. 73, 108 Bengtsson, Åsa ....... 84, 126 Benner, Thorsten .............86 Bennett, Lance .......... 79, 90 Benoit, Kenneth......... 50, 92 Berdnikovs, Andrejs ........76 Berenskoetter, Felix ........94

B Baccini, Leonardo.......... 125 Bach, Tobias .................... 48 Bächtiger, André............ 110 Bäck, Hanna.............60, 103 Bader, Julia.............115, 128 Bader, Veit ........................ 50 Baiasu, Sorin .................. 127 Bailer, Stefanie................. 57 Bailey, Ian ......................... 63 Baisnee, O ...................... 105 Baker, Christopher .......... 58 Baker, Keith ...................... 98 Bakke, Kristin M............... 60 Balaguer, Jaime............. 108 Balamir Coskun, Bezen . 89 Balão, Rodrigues.....45, 105 Balasuriya, Kanishka .... 109 Balcanu, Anca................ 123 Balcells, Laia .................... 96 Balle Hansen, Morten ........ .................................56, 91

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Bergamaschi, Isaline .......... ...............................76, 125 Berger, Lars.................... 120 Bergman-Rosamond, Annika .......................... 80 Berg-Schlosser, Dirk.84, 92 Berg-Sørensen, Anders . 99 Berlinski, Samuel............. 52 Bermeo, Nancy ........58, 113 Bernauer, Julian............... 43 Bernhagen, Patrick ....... 101 Bernhard, Stefan ........... 106 Béroud, Sophie .............. 123 Bersick, Sebastian ........ 114 Berte, K. ............................ 93 Berti, Benedetta............... 96 Bertrana, Xavier............... 38 Bertrand, Romain .......... 110 Best, Heinrich................... 88 Beyers, Jan.......57, 101, 119 Bezes, Philippe ................ 56 Biedenkopf, Katja .......... 107 Biegelbauer, Peter ........ 123 Biela, Jan ........................ 112 Biermann, Rafael............. 43 Biersteker, Thomas.94, 126 Binder, Martin................... 49 Binderkrantz, Anne ....... 101 Binzer Hobolt, Sara............. ...................41, 66, 83, 109 Biorcio, Roberto ............... 99 Birch, Sarah...................... 50 Birdsall, Andrea ............... 55 Birnbaum, Maria .............. 47 Biscop, Sven ..............43, 51 Björklund, Fredrika.......... 51 Blagovesta, Cholova..... 124 Blais, Andre .................... 117 Blank, Florian ................... 96 Blätte, Andreas ................ 56 Blauberger, Michael........ 96 Blavoukos, Spyros ........ 120 Blaydes, Lisa .................... 86 Block, Laura.................... 101 Blomkvist, Hans ............. 106 Blomme, Mieke ................ 92 Blomqvist, Paula.............. 88 Blum, Sonja ...................... 98 Blume, Lorenz.................. 49 Bo Kaspersen, Lars ........ 47 Bobbio, Luigi................... 122 Bochsler, Daniel...48, 49, 64 Bode, Ingo......................... 88 Boege, Volker................... 93 Boekkooi, Marije .............. 72 Boekle, Bettina...........42, 75 Bogaards, Matthijs 103, 124 Bognar, Eva...................... 47 Bohle, Dorothee............... 78 Boix, Carles ...................... 50 Bol, Damien ...................... 49 Bolgherini, Silvia .............. 64 Bolleyer, Nicole........43, 112

Name Index Bongardt, Annette............43 Bono, Irene........................84 Bonotti, Matteo .............. 107 Boomgaarden, Hajo G . 124 Borchert, Jens ..................43 Borge, Rosa ................... 107 Born, Hans ............................ ..............36, 37, 45, 62, 71 Bornschier, Simon ...........91 Börzel, Tanja A.............. 110 Bos, Linda....................... 100 Bosi, Lorenzo... 99, 111, 126 Bosold, David....................55 Bossong, Raphael ...........86 Boswell, Christina ......... 101 Botella Corral, Joan.........51 Botetzagias, Iosif..............63 Botterman, Sarah.......... 116 Boucek, Françoise.... 35, 77 Boutylkova, Eugenia........92 Bovens, Luc ............... 29, 73 Bovens, Mark................. 126 Boyer, Robert....................37 Boyne, George .................40 Brack, Nathalie .................57 Bradbury, Jonathan .........56 Braig, Marianne ................98 Brandl, Bernd................. 123 Branovic, Zeljko............. 110 Brans, Marleen .............. 123 Braun, Kathrin................ 110 Bräuninger, Thomas............ .......................... 84, 92, 93 Breeman, Gerard .............75 Breindl, Yana ................. 115 Breitmeier, Helmut........ 111 Brenez, L ...........................43 Breuillard, Michèle ...........54 Brewington, David......... 111 Brickner, Rachel...............46 Briggs, Jacqui ............ 16, 45 Brinkmann, Sören ............50 Briquet, Jean-Louis....... 104 Britto, Dalson ....................55 Brodrick-Okereke, Mabel .......................................85 Bronitt, Simon ................ 118 Brotons, Jean-Charles ....31 Brouard, Sylvain...............58 Brown, Chris ............ 55, 124 Brozus, Lars......................27 Brühl, Tanja.......................84 Brummer, Klaus................38 Brune, Nancy ........... 77, 120 Brunet, Laura ....................59 Brunner, Martin.......... 75, 93 Brusis, Martin ..................... .................. 61, 66, 99, 108 Bruszt, Laszlo ...... 21, 69, 78 Bryder, Tom ......................54 Brzinsky-Fay, Christian 123 Buckingham, David..........47 Buckley, Fiona ..... 40, 51, 62 Buckley-Zistel, Susanne.81 Budde, Kerstin ......... 33, 111 Budge, Ian 16, 41, 49, 53, 95 Buhaug, Halvard ....... 58, 66 Bühlmann, Marc ............ 118 Bukow, Sebastian U ..... 113

Bull, Martin............................ ............ 2, 6, 16, 29, 49, 53 Bünte, Marco .................. 124 Burau, Viola ...................... 47 Burchianti, Flora............... 85 Burman, Stephen ............ 78 Burnell, Peter............65, 124 Bursens, Peter ............... 119 Busch, Andreas ............... 76 Busemeyer, Marius ...27, 42 Bush, Evelyn L ............... 111 Bustelo, María.................. 80 Bylok, Katarzyna.............. 85 Bytzek, Evelyn ................. 65

Cedroni, Lorella ............. 110 Celik Wiltse, Evren........ 127 Celis, Karen ........................ ............16, 27, 46, 53, 114 Cermák, Daniel.................72 Certomà, Chiara...............97 Chabanet, Didier ..............31 Chakarova, Vessela ........77 Chambers, Paul......... 37, 77 Chang, Alex.................... 118 Chang, Yu-tzung ........... 118 Chapman, Terrence 72, 125 Charles, Julien............... 114 Charlotte, Halpern......... 126 Cheney, Emelyne.............43 Chien, Herlin .................. 124 Childs, Sarah ........... 46, 114 Chojnacki, Sven ............ 110 Christensen, Jørgen Grønnegaard ............ 108 Christensen, Tom.............56 Christmann, Anna ......... 118 Christou, George..............69 Christou, Odysseas .........47 Cierco, Teresa ..................68 Ciornei, Irina................... 119 Cisar, Ondrej.............. 46, 69 Ciuta, Felix ........................68 Clapham, Christopher .....70 Clark, Alistair.....................56 Clements, Kevin P. ..........93 Clift, Ben ..................... 70, 79 Coen, David ......................57 Cognard, Etienne .............42 Colberg, Hagen ..................2 Cole, Alistair................... 116 Coleman, Nathaniel.........38 Coller, Xavier ....................59 Colom, Francisco .............47 Colomb, Claire..................83 Colombo, Clelia ......... 28, 90 Colomer, Josep ................55 Colom-Gonzalez, Francisco......................47 Coman, Ramona..............95 Compston, Hugh ..............63 Connolly, David ................93 Considine, Mark 47, 72, 107 Constantinou, Costas.......... ................................ 45, 80 Contessi, Nicola ...............71 Coppieters, Bruno............95 Copsey, Nigel ................ 125 Copus, Colin .....................46 Corcoran, Paul..................42 Cordero, Guillermo108, 124 Corpakis, Dimitri...............68 Correa, Patricia ............. 113 Costa Fernández, Oriol ..77 Costa Leite, Isabel........ 112 Costa Lobo, Marina .........39 Costa, Oriol .......................77 Costa, Sandra Liliana... 105 Costalli, Stefano ................... .................... 32, 49, 79, 88 Couret Branco, Manuel...96 Cox, Michael .................. 104 Creitaru, Ioana............... 114 Cristancho, Camilo ....... 102

C Cabeza, Laura ............... 118 Cadot, Christine ............... 55 Caglar, Gülay ................... 38 Caglayan, Alper ............. 106 Caiani, Manuela.......73, 100 Cairns, Ed ....................... 113 Calca, Patrícia................ 105 Calderaro, Andrea...81, 115 Calenda, Davide .............. 90 Callaghan, Helen............. 70 Callahan, Mat ................. 119 Calvo, Kerman ............... 108 Campbell, Adrian............. 64 Campus, Donatella ......... 49 Canan, Ebru .............56, 112 Caney, Simon................... 71 Canzano, Antonello....... 113 Cao, Xun ........................... 69 Capelli, Claudia................ 63 Capelos, Tereza .................. .... 32, 45, 53, 62, 120, 128 Caporusso, Letizia .......... 64 Caranti, Luigi ..........102, 124 Carbone, Maurizio........... 86 Cardenal, Ana Sofía ....... 93 Caré, Sébastien ............. 109 Carina, E. .......................... 54 Carlson, Tom.................. 107 Carman, Christopher .... 126 Carmel, Emma ...........50, 65 Carmin, JoAnn ................. 46 Carothers, Thomas ....... 113 Carré, Emmanuel ............ 79 Carroll, Peter .................... 60 Carter, Elisabeth......31, 125 Carvalho, Sandra Silva 114 Carver, Terrell .................. 88 Carville, Justin.................. 63 Carvin, Stephanie.......... 124 Casado Asensio, Juan ... 83 Casal, Fernando Bértoa ..................................... 124 Casero, Andreu.............. 122 Casey, Donal.................... 59 Caspersen, Nina.............. 60 Castelli, Pietro................ 119 Castiglione, Dario ....39, 122 Castillo, Juan Carlos....... 58 Castillo, Luque ............... 104 Catir, Gul ........................... 73 Ceccorulli, Michela........ 103

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Cristina Marchetti, Maria 39 Crivelli, Jessica ................ 64 Croft, Stuart .................... 103 Croissant, Aurel .37, 77, 126 Cross, Bill........................ 103 Crouch, Colin.................... 17 Curini, Luigi....................... 83 Cutler, Claire .................. 119

D da Rocha Resende, Paulo Edgar............................ 75 da Silva Júnior, José Alexandre .................... 55 Daase, Christopher ........... .........................76, 85, 126 Dabène, Olivier ..........39, 55 Daguerre, Anne ............... 98 Dahlerup, Drude .............. 71 Dahlgren, Peter................ 47 Dahlstrom, Carl................ 65 Daléus, Pär .................45, 53 Dallara, C. ......................... 95 Damgaard, Bodil............ 107 Danchev, Alex.................. 80 Dandoy, Régis .........51, 120 Daniel, Antje ..................... 90 Darquenne, Raphaël....... 98 Darracq, Vincent......44, 103 Däubler, Thomas.......41, 93 Daugbjerg, Carsten....... 117 Davidiv, Eldad .................. 96 Davids, Tine...................... 54 Davidson, Paul................. 84 Davies, Kara................... 115 Daviter, Falk ................. 2, 74 de Almeida, Maria Hermínia Tavares ...... 47 De Angelis, Gabriele....... 59 De Cock, Geert ................ 69 De Giorgi, Elisabetta....... 57 de Graaf, Laurens ......... 123 De Jong, Sijbren ............ 103 de Koning, Jaap............. 123 de Kool, Dennis ............... 74 de la Calle, Luis .........79, 96 de la Porte, Caroline ..... 107 de Lange, Sarah ............ 125 De Peuter, Bart ........73, 100 de Renzio, Paolo ............. 60 de Rooij, Eline.................. 74 De Rosa, Roberto.......... 113 de Ruiter, Rik.................... 89 De Schutter, Helder ............ ...........................38, 47, 72 de Vreese, Claes.66, 79, 99 de Vries, Catherine ............. ...................55, 56, 91, 109 De Waele-De Guchtenaere, E.......... 93 de Wilde d'Estmael, Tanguy ......................... 51 de Wilde, Pieter ............. 125 Debiel, Tobias ................ 110 Debus, Marc ................... 103 Debusscher, Petra ..42, 106 Decramer, Adelien ....91, 92

Name Index Dedeurwaerdere, Tom....97 Deitelhoff, Nicole........... 119 Dejaeghere, Yves ............74 Dekker, Clare................. 2, 6 Dekker, Henk ........................ 32, 37, 70, 88, 96, 105, 113 Dekker, Paul .... 74, 114, 126 Del Giorgio, Elena............80 Delgado Fernandez, Santiago .................... 104 della Porta, Donatella.......... ................................ 59, 73 Dellepiane Avellaneda, Sebastian .....................79 Delori, Mathias..................67 Delreux, Tom ....................77 Dembinksi, Matthias ..... 124 Dembinski, Matthias........... .............................. 29, 124 Denécé, Eric .....................62 Denezhkina, Elena ..........64 Deni, John ...................... 104 Denters, Bas .............. 28, 54 Depauw, Sam ...................57 Deschouwer, Kris................. ...................... 26, 103, 109 Detterbeck, Klaus............... ........................ 35, 60, 103 Deutsch, Franziska..........74 Devitt, Camilla................ 101 Devos, Carl........... 31, 66, 71 Dewan, Torun ............ 52, 57 Di Conza, Angiola ... 62, 128 Di Zubiena, Gattinara... 119 Dicke, Willemijn ................85 Dieter Wolf, Klaus ......... 102 Dieterich, Sandra .............62 Digol, Diana.......................80 Dijkstra, Hylke...................38 Dimitrova, Antoaneta L ...74 Dinan, William................ 118 Dinas, Elias .................... 116 Dirk de Graaf, Nan...........48 Djamel, Mermat ............. 100 Djupsund, Göran........... 107 Dlabac, Oliver ................ 118 Dmitricenko, Ieva .............70 do Céu Pinto, Maria...... 105 Dobson, Lynn............. 28, 38 Doerr, Nicole ......................... ................85, 89, 110, 123 Dolez, Charlotte................64 Donà, Alessia....................80 Doria, Giancarlo ...............60 Döring, Holger ..................83 Dossi, Samuele ............. 126 Dowding, Keith .................60 Dower, Nigel .....................71 Doyle, Martha ...................39 Drake, Michael..................47 Dreyer Hansen, Allan......94 Dri, Clarissa.......................65 Drieghe, Lotte ...................43 Drieskens, Edith ...... 77, 112 Duch, Raymond................44 Duchesne, Sophie ...........61 Duer, Andreas ............... 101 Duez, Denis.......................51

Duff, Andrew..................... 18 Dufresne, Anne.............. 123 Duit, Andreas.................. 106 Dumitrescu, Delia ............ 53 Dumont, Patrick .........51, 60 Dupuy, Claire.................... 89 Dür, Andreas ............26, 125 Durose, Catherine .....46, 54

Evens, T.............................93 Everson, Michelle.............62 Evrard, Aurelien............. 126 Eymeri-Douzans, JeanMichel......................... 116 Ezrow, Lawrence ................. ........................ 92, 95, 109

Faas, Thorsten .................74 Fagan, Adam ............. 28, 46 Fahrholz, Christian ....... 125 Falco, Albert......................40 Fallend, Franz................ 112 Fanta, Emmanuel.......... 103 Farhamy, Lisa M ........... 128 Farhang, Cliff ................. 112 Farrance, Lisa...................72 Farrell, Katharine .......... 114 Farrelly, Michael............ 105 Faundez, Rocío ................65 Faust, Jörg ......... 47, 65, 115 Featherstone, Kevin ..... 120 Fehl, Caroline ...................60 Feindt, Peter .....................97 Feldman, Ofer................ 122 Ferguson, Lucy.............. 105 Ferle, Tina .........................57 Fernández García, Manuel .......................................59 Fernández-Albertos, José .......................................52 Fernando Medina, Luis...52 Ferran, Lluis Medir...........75 Ferreira do Vale, Helder .59 Ferreira, Virgínia ........... 106 Ferreira-Pereira, Laura ....... ................................ 38, 39 Feth, Anja ....................... 110 Ficet, Joel ..........................92 Fiegle, Thomas.................82 Fiket, Irena ........................75 Filho, Figueiredo ..............55 Fillieule, Olivier .............. 110 Fimreite, Anne Lise..........48 Findor, Andrej ...................55 Finger, Matthias................34 Fink-Hafner, Danica6, 21, 95 Finlayson, Alan.................88 Fischer, Andrea ............. 127 Fischer, Frank....................... ................26, 67, 101, 118 Fischer, Jochen ................96 Fischer, Susanne .......... 102 Fishkin, James....... 110, 120 Fjelde, Hanne ...................58 Flam, Helen.......................69 Fleischer, Julia............... 108 Flesher 'Fominaya, Cristina..........................48 Flues, Florens...................77 Flynn, Andrew...................97 Föhrig, Alberto ..................55 Follesdal, Andreas.... 28, 72 Font Fábregas, Joan .... 126 Ford, Robert................... 117

Ebbinghaus, Bernhard.... 88 Eberl, Oliver................81, 99 Ebinger, Falk .................. 100 Echazarra, Alfonso........ 117 Ecker-Ehrhardt, Matthias .....................105, 113, 120 Eddy Güzeldere, Ekrem ..................................... 104 Edelenbos, Jurian.......... 115 Edinger, Michael.............. 59 Edwards, Erica.........95, 109 Edwards, Kathy.............. 114 Efthimiou, Dimitris ......... 107 Egeberg, Morten.............. 56 Eichler, Sabine................... 2 Eising, Rainer................. 101 Ejnar Hansen, Martin...... 41 Elaigwu, Jonah Isawa..... 70 Elbe, Stefan .................... 118 Elchardus, Mark............. 114 El-Enany, Nadine ............ 73 Elff, Martin....................... 116 Elgie, Robert..................... 49 Elgstrom, Ole.................... 35 Elias, Anwen..................... 43 Elklit, Jørgen..................... 67 Elmelund-Præstekær, Christian..................... 122 Elmer, Greg .................... 107 Emanuele Parsi, Vittorio 88 Emmenegger, Patrick..... 44 Engelken-Jorge, Marcos ...............................70, 122 Engert, Stefan ....42, 50, 111 Enyedi, Zsolt...........112, 124 Epifanio, Mariaelisa......... 52 Eppler, Annegret......61, 112 Erdmann, Gero ......101, 124 Eriksson, Katarina ........... 46 Erk, Jan ...................112, 120 Erkkilä, Tero ..................... 50 Erner, Yuliya..................... 79 Erthal, Juliana .................. 90 Erzeel, Silvia..................... 46 Esaiasson, Peter ........... 128 Escher, Tobias ................. 55 Esmark, Anders ............. 107 Esmer, Yilmaz............20, 52 Espindola, Roberto ...16, 53 Espirito Santo, Ana ......... 45 Estevez Abe, Margarita 117 Estevez, Eduardo E ........ 62 Estrada Carvalhais, Isabel ..................................... 112 Evans, Ana Maria .......... 122 Evans, Geoffrey ............... 66 Evans, Jocelyn...........49, 91

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Forest, Maxime ................ 80 Foret, François................. 85 Formosa, Paul................ 111 Fortin, Jessica.................. 67 Fortunato, David .............. 82 Foss Hansen, Hanne...... 66 Fossum, John Erik .............. .......................47, 100, 125 Fournier, Bernard ....98, 119 Fox, Senan James ........ 128 Fraanje, Rien............83, 100 Franceschet, Antonio.... 111 Franceschet, Susan........ 97 Francon, Baptiste .......... 122 Frank, Martin .................. 102 Franke, Anja ................... 101 Franke, Ulrich...........94, 127 Franklin, Mark ............66, 74 Franzese, Robert............. 50 Fredrikson, Anders.......... 58 Freedman, Jane............... 73 Freidenvall, Lenita........... 71 Freier, Alexander........... 102 Freier, Maximilian .......... 122 Freire, André ......39, 41, 124 Frerichs, Sabine............... 96 Freyermuth, Audrey ...... 122 Friberg, Lars ..................... 47 Fröhlich, Christian ........... 69 Frost, Mervyn ...........81, 124 Füg, Oliver ........................ 92 Fuhr, Harald................84, 89 Fuller, Sara ....................... 69 Funda Camkiran, Radiye ..................................... 120 Fung, Archon.................... 75 Funk, Patricia ................... 49 Furness, Mark .................. 43 Fuster Morell, Mayo ...... 115 Futter, Andrew ............... 128

G Gabriel, Oscar..........46, 126 Gagatek, Wojciech.......... 40 Galais, Carolina ............... 90 Galbreath, David J .......... 46 Gallai, Sandor .................. 99 Gallego, Aina......28, 58, 117 Galligan, Yvonne .......63, 89 Galvin, Conor ................... 83 Gambert, Sylvain............. 73 Garcia Albacete, Gema.. 63 García Guitián, Elena38, 50, 51 García Lupato, Fabio...... 73 Gardini, Gian Luca .......... 64 Garling, Stephanie .......... 38 Gartzke, Erik..................... 50 Gassler, Robert.............. 109 Gauck, Jennifer................ 66 Gauja, Anika...............43, 77 Gawrich, Andrea............ 101 Gaxie, Daniel..........113, 122 Gayer, Laurent ............... 110 Gebhard, Carmen............ 85 Gehne, David ................... 38 Geis, Anna ..........90, 99, 119

Name Index Geissel, Brigitte ......... 27, 75 Gemenis, Kostas........... 109 Gentile, Antonina .............59 Gerbaudo, Paolo..............72 Gericke, Karsten ................2 Geronik, Arie .................. 120 Gerschewski, Johannes .84 Gervais, Julie ................. 116 Gessler, Yann...................69 Getimis, Panos .............. 100 Geys, Benny .....................60 Giannetti, Daniela ..... 49, 77 Gibney, Matthew J...........56 Gibson, Rachel.. 82, 91, 107 Giebler, Heiko................ 118 Giger, Nathalie..................92 Gilardi, Fabrizio ....... 85, 117 Gill, Peter.............. 36, 37, 53 Gillan, Kevin......................76 Gilljam, Mikael ............... 128 Gimeno, Ricardo ..... 89, 106 Giorgi, Alberta...................99 Giraud, Olivier...................31 Gissendanner, Scott Stock .......................................38 Giugni, Marco .. 46, 123, 126 Giuliodori, Massimo.........59 Giumelli, Francesco.........94 Gleditsch, Nils Petter........... .................... 26, 41, 49, 58 Gnisci, Augusto ....... 62, 105 Goebel, Christian .............84 Goerres, Achim ................39 Goerzig, Carolin ............ 126 Goetz, Klaus ............ 1, 2, 18 Goetze, Catherine......... 106 Gofen, Anat .......................59 Gogoladze, Nino ..............68 Goirand, Camille ..............55 Gold, Valentin ................ 113 Goldbach, Roman......... 125 Goldman, Avery............. 127 Gomes Saraiva, Miriam ..64 Gómez, Braulio 'Fortes 118 Gómez, Raúl .....................77 Gonzalez, Johanna....... 110 Goodwin, Matthew 100, 117 Gordin, Jorge ............. 29, 81 Gorecki, Maciej.................84 Gormley-Heenan, Cathy.40 Gorokhov, Vitaliy..............93 Gosselin, Tania ................66 Gottwald, Eva ...................72 Gottweis, Herbert .............67 Gozaydin, Istar ........ 94, 127 Græger, Nina ....................80 Graf, Lukas........................42 Graf, Patricia .....................90 Grasso, Ilario.....................99 Grävingholt, Jörn........... 115 Greasley, Stephen...........40 Green, Jane ............. 41, 109 Greene, Zachary ..............92 Green-Pedersen, Christoffer ............. 41, 75 Greenwood, Dan..............75 Griera, Maria .................. 119 Griffin, Liza ........................97

Griggs, Steven ................. 47 Groenleer, Martijn............ 94 Gromoglasova, Lisa........ 86 Grönlund, Kimmo ....98, 110 Grønnegaard Christensen, Jørgen ........................ 108 Gropas, Ruby ................. 112 Gross, Eva ...................... 111 Große Hüttmann, Martin ...............................61, 112 Grote, Juergen R............. 63 Gruber, Lloyd.................... 86 Grunberg, Gérard ....21, 121 Grüning, Barbara............. 54 Grunow, Dieter............... 110 Gualmini, Elisabetta...... 123 Guasti, Petra ............93, 126 Guerrieri, Loredana......... 73 Guinaudeau, Isabelle...... 73 Gullo, Domenico .............. 53 Gümrükçü, Selin Bengi ...... ...............................73, 108 Gundelach, Birte.............. 90 Güney, Aylin ..................... 87 Gursoy, Yaprak................ 51 Guttieri, Karen........106, 114 Gwénaelle, Mainsant .... 123 Gwiazda, Anna............... 124 Gyarfasova, Olga ......64, 66

Harle, Isabella.....................2 Harris, Paul........................71 Harris, Paul G ...................71 Harrison, Neil ................. 109 Hart, Linda...................... 123 Hartlapp, Miriam........ 74, 88 Hartleb, Florian........ 76, 108 Hartmann, Christof........ 110 Harvey, Nicolas ............. 105 Hasenkamp, Miao-ling Lin .................................... 111 Hassan, Oz........................87 Hassel, Anke.................. 122 Hasson, Victoria ...............97 Hastings, Michel...............57 Hatay, Mete.......................45 Haug, Constanze .......... 115 Haugsgjerd Allern, Elin ...43 Haukkala, Hiski........ 95, 121 Haunss, Sebastian ....... 119 Haus, Michael................ 100 Häusermann, Silja ...........44 Haverland, Markus ..........57 Hayes, Graeme ................28 Häyhtiö, Tapio ............... 102 Haynes, Jeffrey ......... 34, 94 Hays, Jude ........................69 Hedayat, Ali................ 47, 73 Heiduk, Felix .....................70 Hein, Michael ................. 126 Heinrich, Horst-Alfred... 105 Heise, Arne........................49 Heisler, Barbara Schmitter ................................ 90, 91 Heisler, Martin...................90 Helbig, Bettina ............... 119 Helbling, Marc A...... 37, 106 Helgøy, Ingrid ...................58 Helland, Leif ......................41 Hellevik, Siri Bjerkreim. 118 Hellmann, Gunther . 94, 119 Hellquist, Elin ....................94 Hellstrom, Johan ..............83 Hellwig, Timothy............ 109 Helmerich, Nicole.............84 Hemmati, Minu .................47 Hennig, Anja ........ 34, 68, 76 Henninger, Annette..........98 Hennl, Annika ................ 112 Henrich, Horst-Alfred.......88 Hepburn, Eve............. 35, 86 Herborth, Benjamin... 33, 85 Herman, Lior .............. 48, 65 Hernández Carr, Aitor .. 125 Herranz Surralles, Anna .77 Herrera Catalán, Nadya..64 Herrmann, Michael ..........97 Herweijer, Michiel.... 83, 100 Herzog, Alexander...........41 Hess, Natalie M ................43 Hesselmann, Elena ...... 118 Heupel, Monika ................94 Hien, Josef ............... 67, 108 Hils, Jochen.......................90 Hino, Airo...........................83 Hirschi, Christian........... 125 Hirzalla, Fadi .....................47 Hjorth, Frederik.................83

H Haas, Christian ................ 65 Habermann, Friederike .. 58 Haegel, Florence ........... 103 Häge, Frank...................... 26 Hagen, Terje P............... 107 Hahn, Kristina................. 106 Hakhverdian, Armen ..... 109 Hall, Timothy .................... 82 Hallerberg, Mark................. ...................50, 59, 82, 117 Halligan, John .................. 56 Halpin, Darren..........74, 101 Hamann, Kerstin....120, 123 Hammerschmid, Gerhard ..................................... 109 Hampshire, James .......... 56 Hanau Santini, Ruth...... 103 Hancke, Bob..................... 58 Hancock, Linda ................ 79 Hanegraaff, Marcel .68, 101 Hanf, Kenneth .................. 66 Hänggi, Heiner ................... ...................37, 62, 70, 102 Hanlin, Rebecca ............ 119 Hannula, Mia .................... 89 Hanretty, Chris ................. 65 Hansen, Martin Ejnar...... 41 Hansen, Morten Balle......... .................................56, 91 Hansen, Randall .............. 56 Hansen-Magnusson, Hannes......................... 51 Harbers, Imke.............47, 56 Hardiman, Niamh ......79, 86 Harfst, Philipp.............50, 67 Harkins, Claire ............... 118

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Hobolt, Sara Binzer............. ...................41, 66, 83, 109 Hoennige, Christoph ....... 58 Hoepner, Martin ............... 37 Hofferberth, Matthias .......... ...............................84, 102 Hoffmann, Bert................. 98 Hoffmann-Lange, Ursula ..................................... 104 Hoffmann-Martinot, Vincent ......................... 71 Hofmann, Andreas .......... 62 Hofmann, Jeanette.......... 76 Hofmann, Tobias ............. 77 Hofmann, Wilhelm........... 64 Holli, Anne Maria .....46, 123 Hollomey, Christina....... 119 Holtermann, Helge .......... 58 Holzinger, Katharina ....... 80 Holzscheiter, Anna........ 118 Hombrado, Angustias..... 61 Homme, Anne .................. 58 Hooghe, Marc.117, 125, 126 Hoover, Joseph................ 55 Hopgood, Stephen ........ 124 Hopkin, Jonathan ......48, 56 Hopmann, David Nicolas ..................................... 113 Höpner, Martin ...........37, 78 Höppner, Ulrike........93, 116 Horn, Laura..................... 118 Hortala-Vallve, Rafael .... 57 Horton, John..................... 38 Horvath, Anna .................. 50 Horvath, Dora................. 118 Höse, Alexander .............. 55 Hoss, Esti.......................... 59 Hough, Dan....................... 30 Houlberg Salomonsen, Heidi............................ 116 Hovi, Jon ........................... 41 Howarth, David ................ 47 Howlett, Michael 73, 80, 100 Høyland, Bjørn .....26, 41, 83 Hrisoskulov, Hristofor ..... 42 Hristov, Todor................... 65 Huber, Sascha ................. 62 Hudson, Christine............ 64 Huebscher, Evelyne...... 123 Hueglin, Thomas O ......... 72 Huelss, Hendrik ............. 119 Hug, Simon .................57, 67 Hughes, James........68, 113 Hugh-Jones, David ......... 57 Huiberts, Susanne........... 53 Huigens, Judith ................ 60 Hummel, Hartwig............. 62 Hummelsheim, Stefan .... 90 Humphrey, Mathew......... 76 Humrich, Christoph ...64, 76 Hunger, Uwe .................... 90 Hur, Joon-Young ............. 47 Hustedt, Thurid .............. 108 Hutton, Lauren ...........37, 71 Hyman, Richard ............. 123 Hyvärinen, Matti............... 97

Name Index I Iacoboaei, Cezara............49 Iglesias Alonso, Ángel.. 108 Inan, Ece............................70 Ingram, Attracta................38 Ioannou, Christina......... 120 Iosifides, Theodoros ........63 Itçaina, Xabier...................85 Iturre, Maite J....................65 Ivo, Anete Brito Leal ..... 115 Izmirli, Idil P.......................57

J Jachtenfuchs, Markus........ ................................ 21, 69 Jackson, Nigel ..................70 Jackson, Richard ...... 78, 87 Jackson, Stewart M ...... 113 Jacobs, Jörg......................55 Jahn, Beate .......................99 Jahn, Detlef ........ 69, 80, 106 Jakobi, Anja.......................67 Jalali, Carlos .................. 126 Jamal, Amaney.............. 113 James, Oliver....................40 Jann, Werner ..... 30, 56, 116 Janning, Frank..................59 Jansson, Jenny ....... 53, 120 Jarl, Maria..........................58 Jarman, Neil......................53 Jasiewicz, Joanna............69 Jaspers, Eva .....................48 Javier, Francisco........... 104 Jawad, Pamela.................76 Jean-Gabriel, Contamin .................................... 114 Jeffares, Stephen.............84 Jennings, Will....... 41, 75, 94 Jensen, Lotte ........... 30, 108 Jensen, Nathan ............. 117 Jentges, Erik .....................39 Jessee, Stephen ..............72 Jessop, Bob ............. 75, 105 Jetschke, Anja ........... 42, 50 Jimenez-Buedo, Maria....52 Joas, Marko................ 27, 93 Joel Andersson, Jan. 43, 51 Joerges, Christian............96 Johansson, Johanna .......54 John, Peter ... 55, 64, 75, 117 Johnston, Michael......... 110 Johnston, Richard............47 Joras, Ulrike ................... 102 Jørgensen, Knud Erik ......... ................................ 35, 69 Jørgensen, Martin 'Bak 101 Jørgensen, Torben Beck 66 Jose Hierro, Maria ...........86 José Piletti, Felipe............70 Joshi-Koop, Sima.............80 Jou, Willy ...........................97 Jucknat, Kim .....................82 Jun, Uwe............................60 Juncos, Ana E ..................95 Jungherr, Andreas ...........45 Junka, Laura .....................97

Jurado, Ignacio................... .....................40, 48, 59, 93 Jusko, Karen .................. 117 Jütersonke, Oliver ........... 77

Kim, Nuri ......................... 120 Kim, Soo Yeon..................77 Kim, SooYeon...................77 Kinnvall, Catarina.......... 122 Kirchner, Antje ..................42 Kirchner, Emil ................ 103 Kirwin, Reece................. 125 Kiss, Balázs.......................68 Kiss, Simon J ................. 113 Kissack, Robert ......... 60, 77 Kissau, Kathrin ........ 90, 109 Kittel, Bernhard.................41 Kjær Jørgensen, Signe 105 Kjær, Anne Mette .... 47, 101 Kjaer, Poul F .....................96 Klandermans, Bert.... 72, 83 Klein, Nadia.......................69 Kleingeld, Pauline ......... 102 Klemm, Michael................62 Klemmensen, Robert ......41 Klevesath, Lino.................76 Klieman, Aharon............ 120 Klijn, E H ............................81 Klimke, Martin...................59 Klingemann, Hans-Dieter .................... 16, 20, 44, 45 Klinke, Ian..........................68 Klüver, Heike.......... 101, 109 Kneip, Sascha ............... 126 Kneip, Veronika ............. 102 Knill, Christoph .. 66, 80, 106 Knodt, Michele..................90 Knutsen, Carl Henrik .......41 Knutsen, Oddbjørn ... 73, 86 Kobusch, Alexander ........59 Koc, Karolina Michalska .................................... 107 Koch, Anne..................... 124 Kodate, Takako ............. 106 Koenig, Matthias ........... 119 Koessler, Reinhart ...........50 Kohlrausch, Bettina .........42 Koivisto, Marjo ..................80 Kokkonen, Andrej.... 37, 128 Kolliarakis, Georgios .... 126 Köllner, Patrick .................84 Konoe, Sara ................... 122 Konstantinidis, Nikitas.....58 Koop, Christel ............ 65, 94 Koopmans, Ruud .... 39, 125 Kornprobst, Markus .........80 Körösényi, András ........ 118 Korte, Nina ..................... 101 Kosmidis, Spyros .............62 Koß, Michael .......... 2, 30, 97 Kostelecky, Tomás ..........54 Kotnarowski, Michal . 73, 86 Kotonen, Tommi...............97 Kotsonopoulos, Loudovikos...................75 Koutalakis, Charalampos .................................... 120 Kovács, Éva ......................55 Kovats, Laszlo ....................2 Kraft-Kasack, Christiane.71 Krahmann, Elke.................... .................... 102, 110, 119 Krajewski, Markus............96 Kranz, Nicole.....................84

K Kadirbeyoglu, Zeynep .... 46 Kaftanzoglou, Ioanna...... 97 Kailitz, Steffen ............57, 65 Kaina, Viktoria................ 101 Kaiser, André..............6, 112 Kaiser, Lutz C................. 123 Kaiser, Robert .................. 43 Kajnc, Sabina ................... 38 Kalebe-Nyamongo, Chipiliro ........................ 45 Kalev, Leif ......................... 91 Kallerud, Egil .................. 119 Kalman, Judit.................... 75 Kalnes, Oyvind............... 107 Kaltwasser, Cristóbal Rovira ........................... 76 Kamis, Ben ....................... 72 Kangur, Kati...................... 41 Kantner, Cathleen ........... 51 Kantola, Johanna ............... .......................27, 106, 123 Kao, Pei-Shan................ 112 Karl, Terry Lynn ............... 58 Karlsson, Michael ............ 81 Karolewski, Ireneusz Pawel.......................... 101 Karp, David ...............55, 124 Kars, M. ............................. 98 Karvonen, Lauri ............... 84 Kas, Kinga.................40, 120 Kasekamp, Andres.......... 65 Kasprowicz, Dominika .... 65 Kathan, Constanze ....... 107 Katz, Richard........................ ...................35, 56, 77, 103 Kaufman, Ilana................. 57 Kauppi, Niilo ...........6, 33, 79 Kavada, Anastasia ........ 115 Keane, John ..................... 17 Keil, Silke I ........................ 46 Kellow, Aynsley................ 60 Kelly, John ..............120, 123 Kemal Coskun, Mustafa ..................................... 127 Keman, Hans..............16, 53 Kemmerling, Achim...44, 52 Kench, Mark ................... 2, 6 Kennedy, Liam ................. 63 Kentas, Giorgos .......90, 120 Kerby, Matthew................ 51 Kern, Thomas................... 94 Kerpershoek, E.F.P. ....... 92 Kerremans, Bart............... 77 Kersting, Norbert ........... 118 Keskiner, Elif .................. 119 Keskitalo, Carina ............. 54 Kessler, Oliver...................... ................ 33, 76, 102, 127 Kessler, Stefanie .......42, 63 Khalili, Laleh ..................... 87 Khanna, J........................ 128

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Krasovec, Alenka ............ 82 Krasteva, Anna .............. 116 Kratochwil, Freidrich ....... 68 Kraus, Peter A....38, 47, 117 Krause, Keith.................. 103 Krause, Philipp................. 60 Krebs, Lutz F .................... 79 Kreide, Regina ...........54, 64 Kreppel, Amie................... 18 Krieger, Kristian ............... 54 Krieger, Wolfgang............ 62 Kriesi, Hanspeter................. ................ 21, 71, 112, 118 Kristensen, Niels............ 120 Kritzinger, Sylvia..31, 41, 49 Kroeger, Sandra ............ 126 Kroh, Martin ................58, 71 Kroll, Alexander ............. 109 Kruijt, Dirk ......................... 98 Krummenacher, Paul.... 115 Kryzhanouski, Yauheni .. 85 Kübler, Daniel...........71, 115 Kubo, Keiichi .................... 95 Kuehn, David.................... 37 Kuhlmann, Sabine.100, 127 Kuhlmann, Stefan............ 49 Kuhn, Frank ...................... 68 Kuhn, Raymond ............. 105 Kuhnle, Stein .................... 87 Kulawik, Teresa ............... 38 Kumar, Arvind ................ 114 Kumar, Ashwani............... 58 Kumlin, Staffan...........21, 87 Kümmel, Gerhard .......... 119 Künkler, Mirjam................ 76 Kunneke, Rolf................... 42 Kuo, Alexander ................ 52 Kurki, Milja ........................ 58 Kürschner, Isabelle ......... 46 Kurtoglu Eskisar, Gul M ..................................... 101 Kustermans, Jorg ............ 51 Kutscher, Jens ............... 102 Kutter, Amelie...........51, 102 Kuzmicheva, Larisa......... 42 Kymlicka, Will ................... 47

L Laatikainen, Katie............ 60 Lachat, Romain..........41, 56 Lacina, Tomas ................. 57 Ladner, Andreas ........38, 98 Lægreid, Per..................... 56 Lago, Ignacio............73, 116 Lagos, Francisco M......... 41 Laidi, Raki ....................... 121 Lajh, Damjan .................... 82 Lakshmi, Vijaya.............. 114 Lambach, Daniel........84, 93 Landwehr, Claudia ........ 100 Lanefelt, Lily ..................... 47 Lang, Sabine ............63, 123 Langan, Mark ................... 86 Langlois, Ganaele ......... 107 Laperrouza, Marc ......42, 76 Lapuente, Victor.........65, 99 Lattunen, Tuija ................. 89

Name Index Lau, Richard R..................96 Lauriola, Marco.................71 Lauth, Hans-Joachim ... 126 Lawless, James................59 Lawson, Denis ............... 110 Laycock, David .............. 100 Le Galès, Patrick........... 126 Le Lidec, Patrick...............56 Lechaux, Bleuwenn .........85 Lechevalier, Arnaud 37, 123 Lederer, Markus ...............89 Ledwidge, Mark ............. 112 Leemann, Lucas........ 44, 92 Lees, Charles....................48 Lefkofridi, Zoe...................83 Lehmann, Karsten ........ 111 Lehmbruch, Gerhard .......19 Lehrke, Jesse Paul ..........94 Lei, Ji ............................... 112 Leigh Hinthorne, Lauren .................................... 105 Leigh, Ian...........................71 Leininger, Julia .................76 Leisse, Olaf .................... 116 Leiteritz, Ralf .....................67 Lendvai, Noemi ............. 108 Lengauer, Guenther ..... 122 Lenschow, Andrea...........66 León Alfonso, Sandra ......... ........................ 48, 93, 112 Leonova, Anastassia.......94 Leopold, Aaron .................58 Letamendia Onzain, Arkaitz...........................94 Letamendía, Francisco ...95 Leubolt, Bernhard ............58 Leuffen, Dirk......................92 Leunig, Sven .....................60 Levi-Faur, David...............85 Levy, Carl ..........................73 Levy, Roger.......................91 Lewis, Jenny M.................47 Lewis, Paul G................. 124 Lewis-Beck, Michael........39 Lialiouti, Zinovia....... 88, 105 Lidström, Anders....... 46, 63 Liebert, Ulrike................. 109 Liebhart, Karin ..................55 Liese, Andrea....................84 Lilleker, Darren................... ..........32, 70, 88, 105, 113 Linares, Sebastian...........72 Lindstaedt, Rene........... 117 Linek, Lukas................... 126 Ling, Tom........................ 109 Lisi, Marco .........................44 Lisle, Debbie .............. 38, 80 Lister, Michael ..................38 Livnat, Aviv ........................54 Llamazares, Ivan....... 39, 47 Llanos, Mariana....... 72, 124 Lloyd Williams, Howard 111 Lo Russo, Michele ...........59 Lo, Nigel.............................88 Lock, Edward ................. 128 Lodge, Martin............. 40, 76 Loeber, Anne ............. 50, 59 Löf, Annette.......................54 Lofgren, Karl .....................51

Lombardo, Emanuela ......... ...............................80, 106 Loomes, Gemma............. 40 Lord, Christopher.....39, 100 Louault, Frédéric.............. 55 Lovric, Kristina ................. 99 Lowe, Will........................ 109 Lowery, David .................. 57 Lowndes, Vivien.........46, 54 Lozano, Pilar .................... 67 Lu, Catherine.................... 81 Lubbers, Marcel ............... 48 Lucarelli, Sonia .............. 103 Luckau, Pamela ............... 83 Luckham, Robin............... 45 Luhan, Wolfgang ............. 41 Lumi, Ott.......................... 124 Luskin, Robert..99, 110, 120 Luther, Kurt Richard...... 100 Lutz, Georg...41, 49, 97, 109 Lyons, Pat .................91, 126

Marsic, Tomislav ..............82 Marsikova, Katerina.........59 Marsteintredet, Leiv...... 124 Martens, Kerstin ...............67 Martí, Salvador .................55 Martin, Alex .......................62 Martin, Irene................... 108 Martin, James ............ 70, 88 Martin, Lanny W ...............92 Martínez Barahona, Elena .......................................72 Martínez, Guadalupe.... 104 Martinsen, Dorte...............88 Martin-Víde, Carlos..........68 Marzinotto, Benedicta .....52 Mastropaolo, Alfio ................ ...................... 53, 113, 122 Matagne, Geoffroy........ 120 Matei, Cristiana ................37 Mateo, Gemma.............. 101 Mateos, Araceli.................47 Mathabatha, Kgoshi ........62 Mathur, Navdeep .............93 Mattei, Paola .....................65 Mattila, Mikko................. 126 Mattoni, Alice ....................85 Mau, Steffen............... 21, 87 Maurer, Heidrun ...............42 Mayer, Hartmut.................79 Mayer, Matthias......... 48, 65 Mayerhoeffer, Eva ...........79 Mayoral, Juan ...................72 Mazeaud, Alice.............. 114 Mazzoleni, Oscar ...... 71, 86 McAllister, Ian ...................82 McCrisken, Trevor ............... ........36, 87, 112, 120, 128 McDonald, Michael D......95 McDonald, Patrick... 50, 125 McDonnell, Duncan .. 53, 86 McElroy, Gail........ 31, 41, 92 Mearsheimer, John ............ .................... 15, 17, 19, 95 Mechant, P. .......................93 Medina Iborra, Iván..........86 Medrano, Juan Diez . 20, 61 Meijer, Albert.....................90 Meijer, Hugo......................87 Meijer, Marjolein.... 100, 109 Mejia Acosta, Andres ......59 Melcior, Josef....................81 Melischek, Gabriele.........56 Memoli, Vincenzo.............75 Mendes, Carmen Amado ...................... 68, 114, 127 Menon, Anand ..................99 Menter, Ian ........................58 Menz, George...................48 Merand, Frederic..............80 Mercea, Dan .....................47 Meret, Susi ........................91 Merkel, Wolfgang 14, 17, 61 Meseguer, Covadonga ...81 Mette Kjær, Anne .... 47, 101 Meuleman, Louis..............98 Meyer, Sarah ....................73 Miazhevich, Galina ..........57 Michaeler, Matthias ...... 105 Michaelowa, Axel .............77

M Maatsch, Aleksandra .... 109 Mabbett, Deborah......62, 88 Mache, Lutz ........................ 2 Macleod, Alistair ............ 115 MacMillan, John.29, 90, 124 Madeley, John............68, 76 Maegli, Martin................... 94 Magone, José................. 128 Magre, Jaume .................. 38 Mahner, Sebastian.......... 89 Mahoney, Christine ......... 57 Mair, Peter ..........18, 43, 107 Major, Claudia................ 111 Malamud, Andrés ............ 64 Malang, Thomas.............. 88 Maldonado, Gerardo..... 116 Malley, Rosa..................... 97 Maloney, William ............... 6 Manea, Gabriela Maria....... ...........................34, 45, 70 Manners, Ian .................. 122 Manzano, Dulce............... 52 Marácz, László............... 103 Maragoni, Francesco...... 93 Marchand, Jérôme .......... 53 Marchetti, Raffaele.......... 59 Marchi, Ludovica ............. 51 Margetts, Helen ............... 55 Maria, Sandra...........45, 105 Mariën, Sofie .................. 126 Marier, Patrik .................... 39 Marinetto, Michael........... 38 Markaki, Evangelia.............. .......................53, 113, 128 Marko, Joseph ............... 109 Markowski, Radoslaw......... .........................21, 66, 112 Marques Bessa, António ..................................... 105 Marquis, Lionel................. 97 Marschall, Stefan............. 62 Marsden, Lee .............78, 94 Marsh, Michael................. 84 Marsh, Rosalind............... 57

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Michaelowa, Katherina... 49 Michailidou, Asimina ..... 125 Michalak, Katja................. 66 Michalik, Susanne ........... 67 Michalowski, Ines .......... 101 Midlarsky, Elizabeth........ 45 Midlarsky, Manus ............ 45 Midtgård, Trude ............... 77 Mihalikova, Silvia.......35, 64 Mikhaylov, Slava.............. 92 Mikler, John ..............96, 109 Miklin, Eric...............100, 101 Milelli, Christian.............. 110 Miliopoulos, Lazaros ..... 108 Millar, Ross ....................... 84 Miller, Bernhard ............... 63 Milner, Henry .................... 98 Milner, Susan ................. 123 Mincheva, Elitsa............. 112 Minkenberg, Michael....... 68 Mishler, William.............. 124 Miskimmon, Alister.......... 68 Mitchell, Audra ............... 127 Mochnacki, Alex............. 119 Mohl, Philipp..................... 86 Moissonnier, Loïc ............ 59 Mokre, Monika ............... 106 Molina, Oscar Romo ....... 52 Molins, Joaquim.........6, 116 Möller, Frank .................... 33 Møller, Jørgen................ 126 Mölling, Christian........... 111 Monange, Benoit ........... 118 Mondon, Aurelien ............ 91 Monkerud, Lars C............ 74 Montanari, Arianna.......... 55 Montano Reyes, Monica ...............................45, 113 Montero, Jose Ramón .... 34 Montero, José Ramón....... .............................116, 124 Montijano, Sánchez ........ 65 Moore, Margaret ............ 115 Moore, Thomas................ 80 Mor, Ben D...................... 105 Morales, Laura .........46, 117 Moran, Jon..................63, 89 Morcillo Laiz, Álvaro...... 118 Morgan, Glyn......35, 47, 117 Morgan-Jones, Edward.. 60 Morin, Jean Frederic..... 119 Moro, Francesco.................. .....................32, 49, 79, 88 Morselli, Davide .........37, 76 Mortensen, Peter B ......... 41 Mosca, Lorenzo ............... 90 Mota Consejero, Fabiola 59 Mourão Permoser, Julia ..................................... 119 Movileanu, Angela........... 63 Moyano Barahona, Cristina......................... 47 Mozaffari, Mehdi .............. 65 Mueller, Harald...........81, 90 Mueller, John.................... 50 Mueller-Debus, Anna Kristin ......................... 118 Muftuler-Bac, Meltem ..... 51 Mukwevho, Seth .............. 53

Name Index Müller, Franziska....... 38, 92 Müller, Lisa ........................99 Müller, Markus-Michael 110 Müller, Wolfgang ..... 99, 103 Mungiu-Pippidi, Alina ... 126 Muno, Wolfgang ...... 81, 126 Muñoz, Luz........................75 Murakawa, Naomi............52 Murphy, Susan .................55 Murray, Tom............. 96, 120 Mutlu, Hande.....................60 Myant, Martin ....................70 Mysliwiec, Malgorzata.....74

N Naab, Anna .......................66 Nabers, Dirk ......................94 Nadalutti, Elisabetta ........64 Nakada-Amiya, Mizuho 124 Nam, Taehyun ............... 127 Napolitano, Paolo.......... 120 Nasti, Andrea ....................70 Navabi, Hesamedin ...... 120 Navarria, Giovanni........ 115 Navarro, Carmen .............46 Navarro, Clemente ....... 126 Navarro, Julien .................43 Navarro, Tania..................47 Negretto, Gabriel..............81 Neiman, Susan.................82 Nelson, Moira............. 58, 67 Nenezic, Dragutin ............95 Neumayer, Christina..... 102 Neveu, Erik........................63 Newell, James L...............53 Newell, Peter.....................89 Newey, Glen .....................34 Newton, Kenneth .. 125, 126 Nezi, Roula........................40 Nicolet, Sarah ................ 124 Niederberger, Andreas ...64 Niedner, Ulrike..................79 Nielsen, Julie Hassing.. 126 Niemann, Arne..................60 Niemann, Holger ..............90 Niesyto, Johanna .......... 102 Nijzink, Lia .........................67 Niklasson, Birgitta ......... 115 Nikolenyi, Csaba ..............51 Nikolova, Elena ................67 Noleto Filho, Pedro Aquino .................................... 122 Nölke, Andreas.................37 Nolte, Detlef ......................81 Nooruddin, Irfan................52 Nordbeck, Ralf............... 106 Nørgaard, Asbjørn Sonne .................................... 122 Norheim-Martinsen, Per M .......................................86 Norman, Wayne ...............72 Norris, Pippa ........ 16, 17, 53 Norval, Aletta ................. 123 Nousiainen, Kevät......... 123 Novais, Rui ........................39 Nullmeier, Frank........ 79, 96 Numan, Berna ............... 101

Passini, Stefano ........ 37, 76 Pasterniak, Angelika..... 117 Patockova, Vera...............54 Patrone, Tatiana............ 127 Pattyn, Valérie ......... 73, 100 Patz, Ronny.........................2 Paul, Katharina.................67 Paulo Dias, João..............95 Paulussen, Steve .............93 Pauwels, Teun....... 125, 126 Pavkovic, Aleksandar.......... ................................ 68, 95 Peeroo, Aleksandra.........42 Peinhardt, Clint.................69 Peled, Yael ........................38 Pellon, Gaelle ...................51 Penadés, Alberto .............50 Percovich, George...........81 Pereira, Anthony W .........98 Pereira, Carlos............... 107 Pereira, Fábio Henrique .................................... 122 Pérez-Nievas Montiel, Santiago .......................86 Perrin, Sophie................ 106 Persson, Mikael.................. ...................... 62, 122, 128 Persson, Thomas.............60 Perugini, Marco ................62 Peters, B. Guy ..... 49, 81, 99 Peters, Dirk........................62 Petithomme, Mathieu .......... .......................... 57, 73, 82 Petric, Gregor ...................83 Petrova, Tsveta ................69 Petrovic, Aleksandar .......69 Petrovsky, Nicolai ............40 Pettai, Vello .......... 6, 21, 121 Pettersen, Per Arnt ..........46 Pfetsch, Barbara ..............79 Pfister, Thomas ................50 Philipsen, Lise ............... 119 Phythian, Mark..... 27, 63, 89 Piana, Daniela ..................95 Piattoni, Simona ........ 6, 123 Pickel, Susanne................74 Piironen, Ossi ...................50 Pilet, Jean-Benoît.............92 Pinhorn, Alexandra ....... 128 Pintelon, Olivier ................93 Piquet Carneiro, Leandro .......................................47 Pischedda, Costantino....79 Pisoiu, Daniela............... 110 Platero, Raquel.................80 Plehwe, Dieter ............... 118 Pleschova, Gabriela ........40 Pluemper, Thomas ..........35 Plugaru, Rodica............. 107 Pogorelis, Robertas.........42 Poguntke, Thomas ..........18 Poier, Klaus.................... 109 Polakowski, Michal ....... 108 Poletti, Monica ..................64 Pollak, Johannes..............39 Polunin, Yurij.....................92 Pop, Liliana..................... 106 Popa, Raluca Maria.........80 Popescu, Marina ..............99

O O’Loughlin, Ben ............... 68 Oberthür, Sebastian..60, 69 Oelsner, Andrea............... 64 Offerman, Theo................ 41 OFlynn, Ian ..................... 103 Ogurlu, Ebru ..................... 91 Olcese, Cristiana ............. 97 Olesen, Thomas .............. 59 Olivas Osuna, Jose Javier ....................................... 40 Olmastroni, Francesco ... 97 Olsen, Espen.................... 39 Olsson, Erik .................... 106 Olsson, Tobias ................. 47 Omarsdottir, Silja Bara ... 68 Onen, Levent.................... 87 Onken, Eva-Clarita.......... 55 Onuf, Nick ......................... 68 Oostveen, Anne-Marie ... 72 Opitz, Anja ...................... 111 Oppermann, Kai.........55, 73 Orbie, Jan ......................... 43 O'Reilly, Conor................. 53 Orhon, Asli ...................... 107 Orte, Andreu..................... 73 Ortega Ruiz, Manuela .. 104 Oscarsson, Henrik........... 91 Osmanoglu, Berrin .......... 99 Ossipow, William ........... 111 Owens, Lynn .................. 123 Oya Yegen, Zeynep...... 127 Ozzano, Luca ...........94, 127

P Packham, Kathrin ............ 82 Paczesniak, Anna............ 82 Padró-Solanet, Albert ... 107 Page, Edward................... 71 Pagoulatos, George...... 120 Pajnik, Mojca .................... 65 Pakstaitis, Jaroslavna..... 57 Palacios Brihuega, Irene ..................................... 118 Paladini, Stefania ............ 53 Palau Roque, Ana Maria 59 Palmer, Harvey .............. 109 Palu, Helle....................... 128 Pamp, Oliver.............86, 125 Pamuk, Yasemin ........... 110 Panagiotopoulou, Roi ..... 97 Papadimitriou, Despina 108 Papadimitriou, Dimitris . 120 Papadopoulos, Ioannis... 81 Papageorgiou, Achillefs . 57 Papavero, Licia Claudia . 46 Pappas, Takis ................ 128 Pardos-Prado, Sergi ..... 116 Park, Hyunshin................. 99 Parla, Hara...................... 128 Parrado, Salvador ........... 40 Parsons, Craig ............... 103 Parvikko, Tuija ................. 54 Paskeviciute, Aida......... 113 Pasquino, Gianfranco ........ .....................16, 49, 53, 54

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Poppelaars, Caelesta........ ...............................68, 101 Portela, Clara ................... 94 Pouponneau, Florent ...... 79 Powell, Justin ................... 58 Powell, Scott R................. 69 Power, Timothy..........47, 55 Powers, Kathy.................. 72 Prainsack, Barbara ....... 110 Prakash, Aseem .............. 69 Prange-Gstöhl, Heiko ..... 43 Prat, Pauline..................... 64 Pregernig, Michael .......... 50 Pribersky, Andreas....35, 64 Princen, Sebastiaan..31, 49 Pringle, Helen................... 42 Prinzen, Katrin ................. 39 Proeller, Isabella.............. 65 Prokhovnik, Raia ........... 111 Provost, Colin.............91, 99 Prozorov, Sergei.............. 98 Pruegl, Elisabeth ............. 38 Puetter, Uwe..................... 51 Pusca, Anca ..................... 38 Putini, Antonio.................. 75 Pytlas, Bartek ................... 66

Q Quille, Gerrard ................. 62 Quinn, Adam ..............36, 78 Quintelier, Ellen ............... 98

R Rada, Peter...............88, 111 Radice, Henry ..........55, 124 Rajagopalan, Rajeswari Pillai ............................ 114 Rakner, Lise ...............26, 67 Raleigh, Clionadh ............ 66 Ramonaite, Aine .............. 93 Randhahn, Solveig.......... 59 Ratto, María Celeste........... .............................116, 124 Rauh, Christian ................ 42 Rayner, Hervé.................. 71 Reading, Anna ................. 46 Real-Dato, José ............... 60 Recchia, Stefano .....99, 112 Rechel, Bernd ................ 119 Redlawsk, David.............. 70 Reeskens, Tim ............... 117 Regalia, Marta.................. 82 Regan, Aidan.................... 75 Regel, Sven ...................... 57 Regina, Kreide, ................ 96 Rehm, Philipp................... 44 Rehorova, Pavla .............. 59 Reichwein, Alexander ....... .................................40, 51 Reidy, Theresa................. 62 Reiners, Wulf.................... 69 Reinhard, Janine ........... 109 Reiser, Marion.................. 43 Reissfelder, Stephane .... 55 Reitan, Ruth..............59, 123 Reiter, Renate................ 100

Name Index Rendall, Matthew .......... 108 Renfordt, Swantje ............51 Renner, Judith ........... 50, 76 Renno, Lucio............ 81, 107 Repo, Jemima ............... 123 Rettberg, Angelika ...........67 Reuchamps, Min ... 119, 120 Revelli, Federico ..............60 Reynaert, Herwig .............92 Rhinard, Mark ...................85 Rhodes, Martin .................49 Riaux, Gilles......................85 Ribeiro Hoffmann, Andrea .......................................64 Ricciardi, Mario.......... 38, 51 Richards, Andrew.............93 Richardson, Jeremy . 31, 66 Richter, Bastian ................43 Richter, Carola............... 102 Riddervold, Marianne......51 Riethof, Marieke ...............81 Rinne, Jarmo.................. 102 Ríos-Figueroa, Julio ........72 Risse, Thomas........... 27, 93 Ritz, Adrian..................... 125 Robles Egea, Antonio .. 104 Rocha de Sousa, Miguel 79 Rodrigues, Sónia Alexandra da Silva .. 105 Rodrigues-Silveira, Rodrigo .........................64 Rodriguez Teruel, Juan ...... .......................... 43, 48, 59 Roemmele, Andrea..........18 Rofe, Simon J ...................78 Rohde, Markus .............. 102 Rohlfing, Ingo............. 49, 57 Römmele, Andrea............82 Rootes, Chris ....................84 Rosamond, Annika Bergman.......................80 Rose, Lawrence ...............46 Rose, Richard.......... 19, 124 Rosema, Martin . 91, 98, 113 Rosernberger, Sieglinde .................................... 119 Ross, Sandy................... 118 Rosset, Jan .......................41 Roßteutscher, Sigrid............ ........................ 18, 29, 116 Roussias, Nasos ..............50 Rovna, Lenka............. 21, 69 Roxin, Helge .....................42 Royall, Frédéric ............. 123 Rucht, Dieter .....................33 Ruggeri, Andrea ...............79 Ruiz-Rufino, Ruben .........50 Rüland, Jürgen .......... 34, 45 Ruoff, Gabriele .................69 Russell, David................ 110 Ruusuvirta, Outi......... 95, 98 Ruutsoo, Rein...................91 Ryan, Maria.......................78 Rye Olsen, Gorm .............95 Rysavy, Dan......................59

Schlumberger, Oliver ......84 Schmalz-Bruns, Rainer...64 Schmidt, Anja....................57 Schmidt, Manfred G ........17 Schmidt, Susanne............62 Schmidt, Vivien A.............17 Schmitt-Beck, Rüdiger ....65 Schmitter Heisler, Barbara ................................ 90, 91 Schmitter, Philippe C........... ................58, 75, 112, 125 Schneider, Carsten... 49, 58 Schneider, Christina ........50 Schneider, Gerald49, 58, 66 Schneider, Ingrid........... 119 Schneiker, Andrea ........ 103 Schober, Anna..................89 Schoch, Bruno ..................49 Schoernig, Niklas .............90 Scholten, Daniel ...............43 Scholten, Peter.............. 101 Schreuers, Miranda ...... 101 Schröder, Miriam........... 109 Schroeder, Ursula............51 Schubiger, Livia Isabella 96 Schulz, Daniel................ 116 Schulz, Tobias ..................74 Schumann, Christoph .. 102 Schuppert, Fabian .. 64, 100 Schwander, Hanna ....... 117 Schwarzer, Steve.............75 Schweiger, Christian .... 122 Schweitzer, Eva Johanna .......................................82 Schwellnus, Guido...........66 Schwindt-Bayer, Leslie ...81 Sciarini, Pascal.................97 Scotto, Thomas ................48 Scrase, Ivan ......................63 Scuzzarello, Sarah ... 37, 70 Sebastian, Leonard .........70 Sedelmeier, Ulrich .... 51, 74 Seethaler, Josef ...............56 Seferiades, Seraphim .....76 Segatti, Paolo .......... 34, 116 Segerberg, Alexandra .....90 Sehring, Jenniver .............84 Seland Gomsrud, Lars....50 Sellers, Jefferey......... 63, 71 Sellis, Anneke...................91 Selway, Joel......................69 Semenova, Elena.............43 Sendecka, Nina ............. 119 Senese, Vincenzo Paolo 62 Senturk, Burcu............... 127 Sereno, Keren ..................72 Setälä, Maija .................. 118 Severs, Eline.................. 110 Shahin, Jamal...................69 Sharda, Druv.....................53 Shearing, Clifford .......... 110 Shell, Susan................... 111 Shenhav, Shaul ................84 Shepherd, Collette........ 2, 6 Shesterinina, Anastasia .................................... 120 Shikano, Susumu.............80 Shipper, Apichai W ....... 117

S Saari, Milja ..............106, 123 Sabatier, Paul................... 92 Sack, Detlef ...................... 62 Sadaba, Igor................... 119 Sadleir, Anne.................... 91 Sadleir, Christopher ........ 91 Saez-Lozano, Jose L.... 100 Sager, Fritz ..................... 125 Saglie, Jo .......................... 43 Sakaeda, Ryoma............. 94 Salehyan, Idean............... 92 Salgado, Susana ........... 115 Salomoni, Fabio............. 127 Salzani, Carlo................... 97 Sampedro, Víctor Blanco ....................................... 64 Sanchez, Leonardo Ferrer ....................................... 67 Sandkjaer Hanssen, Gro 98 Sandri, Giulia.................... 86 Sanjaume Calvet, Marc.. 95 Santana Leitner, Andrés ..................................... 117 Santana Pereira, José.... 74 Santiago López, Facundo Anibal ........................... 57 Santos, Susana ............... 76 Sanz, Alberto............66, 108 Saraceno, Chiara ............ 87 Saretzki, Thomas ............ 67 Sari Ertem, Helin ............. 87 Sasse, Gwendolyn ..68, 113 Sata, Robert .............47, 106 Sattler, Thomas .........57, 67 Sauer, Birgit...................... 38 Sauer, Frank..................... 76 Saugmann Andersen, Rune ............................. 97 Saxonberg, Steven ......... 69 Sberna, Salvatore..121, 128 Scartascini, Carlos ........ 117 Schaap, Linze ................ 123 Schaeferhoff, Marco ..... 119 Schaffer, Lena Maria 69, 80 Schakel, Arjan.................. 40 Schank, Jan.................... 105 Schattschneider, Jessica ....................................... 40 Schaub, Hans-Peter ..... 118 Scheffer, Thomas ............ 97 Schelkle, Waltraud ............. ...........................32, 37, 62 Scheller-Kreinsen, David ....................................... 44 Scherer, Andreas Georg 96 Scherer, Margarete ......... 85 Scherrer, Christoph......... 58 Scheuermann, Manuela ..................................... 103 Scheuss, Urs .................... 71 Schiffelers, Marie-Jeanne ....................................... 66 Schiller, Christof.......48, 122 Schiller, Theo ................. 118 Schleiter, Petra ................ 60 Schlenker, Andrea.....20, 61 Schlichte, Klaus ............. 106

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Shisheva, Mariya............. 73 Shorten, Andrew........38, 72 Shortle, Allyson................ 52 Shu, Min ............................ 97 Shugart, Matthew S ........ 43 Shukan, Tatyana ............. 94 Siaroff, Alan ...................... 48 Sieberer, Ulrich ................ 57 Siegel, John Philipp 65, 109 Siegmund, Jörg.............. 108 Sierp, Aline ....................... 55 Sievers, Julia .................... 41 Siim, Birte........................ 106 Siisiäinen, Lauri ............... 97 Silva, Patrícia ................. 126 Silvestri, Sara ...........70, 122 Simão, Licínia................... 42 Simecka, Michal............... 69 Simpson, Seamus ........... 69 Sinardet, Dave ............... 120 Sindbjerg Martinsen, Dorte ....................................... 62 Sindzingre, Alice............ 110 Sinnott, Richard ............. 117 Sirok, Klemen................... 83 Sjursen, Helene ............... 51 Skaaning, Svend-Erik........ ...............................49, 126 Skaar, Elin......................... 72 Skrede Gleditsch, Kristian .................................66, 79 Skupien, Stefan ............... 93 Slepcevic, Reinhard...... 109 Slomczynska, Irma.......... 86 Slothuus, Rune ................ 97 Smith, Adrian..............63, 97 Smith, Graham.........75, 110 Smith, Michael ...69, 86, 118 Smith, Simon .................. 102 Solomina, Ekaterina........ 84 Sommerer, Thomas 80, 106 Sood, Gaurav ................. 120 Sootla, Georg .............33, 99 Soreanu, Raluca.............. 80 Sørensen, Eva ................. 81 Sorensen, Marie Louise . 45 Soroka, Stuart .................. 47 Spanger, Hans-Joachim ..................................... 124 Spanhove, Jürgen ........... 66 Spary, Carole ................... 97 Specht, Maurice............... 93 Spencer, Alexander ........ 76 Spendzharova, Aneta..... 74 Sperling, James ............. 103 Spies, Dennis ................... 91 Spieser, Catherine ........ 123 Spoon, Jae-Jae................ 50 Spreitzer, Astrid ............... 51 Sprinz, Detlef.................. 114 Spruyt, Bram .................. 114 Stachowitsch, Saskia...... 78 Stachursky, Benjamin..... 54 Stadelmann-Steffen, Isabelle....................... 108 Standish, Dominic ........... 63 Staronova, Katarina ........ 74 Statham, Paul................. 125 Staton, Jeffrey K .............. 72

Name Index Steans, Jill .........................38 Stecker, Christian 43, 57, 82 Steenbergen, Marco............ ...................... 91, 109, 110 Steenhuisen, Bauke . 68, 85 Steenkamp, Christina......53 Steenvoorden, Eefje..... 114 Stefan, Laurentiu..............60 Stefanovic, Djordje ..........66 Stefes, Christoph H .........84 Steffek, Jens .....................81 Stegmüller, Daniel ...........48 Steinbrecher, Markus......65 Steindler, Chiara ..............94 Stephenson, Paul.............83 Sterkx, Steven ............... 103 Steunenberg, Bernard......... ................................ 74, 82 Steven, Martin ..................85 Stevenson, Randy ...........74 Steyvers, Kristof ...............71 Stinga, Laurentiu..............53 Stoiber, Michael................90 Stojanovic, Nenad..... 38, 72 Stoker, Gerry.....................98 Stone, Clarence................54 Stortone, Stefano .............90 Stoyanov, Dragomir.. 73, 82 Straehle, Christine ...........46 Strand, Håvard .................92 Strandberg, Kim .... 107, 110 Strassheim, Holger ..........83 Streitfellner, Thomas .......26 Strijbis, Oliver....................86 Stringer, Maurice........... 113 Strolovitch, Dara...............52 Stroschein, Sherrill ....... 101 Stubager, Rune ......... 73, 97 Sullivan, Helen..... 46, 47, 81 Sullivan, Jonathan ...........70 Sundberg, Jan ..................43 Sundmacher, Leonie .......44 Sung, Hui-Yin................. 114 Surdej, Aleksander ..........59 Svara, James....................91 Svenonius, Ola .................51 Swartz, David................. 106 Swenden, Wilfried................ ................35, 56, 103, 119 Swenson, Tami.................91 Szakacs, Judit ..................47 Szelewa, Dorota...............98 Sznajder, Mario ................81 Szymanski, Adam ............42

T Tabatabaie, Shirin............94 Taithe, Bertrand................99 Takahashi, Saul............. 125 Tallberg, Jonas...................6 Talpin, Julien...... 93, 98, 114 Tambakaki, Paulina...... 101 Tamir, Sheafer..................84 Tamvaki, Dionysia ...........83 Tanaka-Naji, Hiromi.........54 Tanasiou, C.......................44 Tassopoulos, Ioannis A ..76

Taube, Markus ............... 110 Taylor, Heather ................ 37 Taylor, Mathew .............. 107 Teftedarija, Andrea ......... 53 Teichler, Thomas............. 51 Teisman, G. ...................... 73 Tepe, Daniela................... 76 Tepe, Markus .............39, 48 Teruel, Juan Rodriguez...... ...........................43, 48, 59 Tescione, Sara................. 69 Teune, Simon.......33, 85, 89 Thain, Colin..................... 108 Thaler, Kai......................... 96 Thauer Christian ............ 118 Theodoropoulou, Sotiria. 49 Therkildsen, Ole............. 101 Theuer Linke, Daniela .... 90 Thielemann, Eiko.......29, 73 Thiery, Peter................... 126 Thomas, Milic ................... 62 Thomassen, Jacques ..... 39 Thompson, Alexander ........ ...............................72, 124 Thompson, Simon ........... 90 Thomson, Robert............. 66 Thorlakson, Lori .......56, 112 Threlfall, Monica .............. 71 Thum, Anna Elisabeth .. 116 Tijmstra, Sylvia................. 86 Tillman, Erik.................... 109 Timmermans, Arco.............. ...........................26, 49, 75 Timonen, Virpi.................. 39 Toemscu-Hatto, Odette.. 53 Toens, Katrin .................. 100 Toft, Christian................. 108 Toka, Gabor........18, 21, 104 Tönsmann, Susanne....... 91 Toots, Anu.................90, 108 Topf, Richard..............16, 45 Torenvlied, René ............. 74 Torfing, Jacob ..6, 28, 72, 98 Torrekens, Corinne ....... 119 Torres, Francisco ............ 43 Toshkov, Dimiter........74, 82 Tosiek, Piotr...................... 40 Tosun, Jale ....................... 66 Toth, Federico................ 107 Touquet, Heleen ............ 103 Tourinho Peres, Daniel .. 82 Trampusch, Christine ......... .................................27, 42 Trani, Brett ...................... 101 Traunmüller, Richard .......... .............................108, 124 Trechsel, Alexander H.. 107 Trenkov-Wermuth, Calin ..................................... 111 Trenz, Hans-Jörg........... 125 Tresch, Anke ............97, 124 Triandafyllidou, Anna.... 112 Triantafillou, Peter ...28, 107 Trif, Dana .......................... 81 Troeger, Vera ................... 69 Tronconi, Filippo .............. 93 Trondal, Jarle ................... 56 Truedinger, Eva-Maria.. 126 Tsakatika, Myrto .............. 81

Tsirbas, Yannis.............. 108 Tucker, Justin ................ 127 Tugdar, Emel ................. 116 Tullia Galanti, Maria ........53 Tuñón, Jorge.............. 53, 86 Tuntschew, Thomas ..........2 Turgeon, Mathieu.............99 Turi, Ellen Inga .................54 Türkoglu, Didem...............47 Tyran, Jean-Robert..........41

U Uba, Katrin ............. 106, 126 Ucar, Helin.........................38 Ulbert, Cornelia ..... 103, 118 Umland, Andreas ...... 57, 65 Unlu, Tuba................ 70, 114 Urbanek, Vaclav...............59 Urdze, Sigita .....................61 Usenmez, Ozgur ........... 127

V Vabo, Signy Irene ............98 Vaki, Fotini...................... 102 Valbruzzi, Marco ..............54 Valdez, Ines ................... 127 Van Aelst, Peter ............ 122 van Dalen, Arjen...............79 Van Damme, Jan .......... 123 Van den Eynde, Maarten .......................................43 van der Brug, Wouter.......... .................. 56, 74, 82, 100 Van Der Eijk, Cees ..........74 van der Heiden, Nico.... 115 van der Kolk, Henk ..........38 van der Meer, Tom . 73, 126 van der Noll, Jolanda ......... .............................. 70, 122 Van Dongen, Walter ........83 Van Dooren, Wouter........66 van Driel, Francien ..........54 van Eerdewijk, Anouka ...54 van Eeten, Michel ............94 van Egmond, Marcel .......74 van Haute, Emilie.......... 113 Van Hauwaert, Steven....91 Van Hecke, Steven..........77 van Hulst, Merlijn .............84 van Ingelgom, Virginie . 113 van Ingen, Erik..................74 Van Langenhove, Luk .. 103 Van Liefferinge, Hilde......71 van Loon, Aukje................86 Van Mechelen, Hilde .......92 van Schuur, Wijbrandt H .................................... 113 van Spanje, Joost ... 82, 116 van Stolk, Christian....... 109 van Waarden, Frans........92 van Wageningen, Anne ..89 Van Wynsberghe, Caroline .................................... 120 van Zoonen, Liesbet........47 van Zwanenberg, Patrick .......................................76

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Vanberg, Georg ............... 82 Vandemoortele, Antoine 85 Vanderheiden, Steve ...... 71 Vanderstraeten, Alex 91, 92 Vanhee, Dieter ............... 120 Vanhuysse, Pieter ........... 39 Vanlangenakker, Ine....... 59 Varden, Helga ................ 102 Vargas-Hernández, José ....................................... 75 Varone, Frederic.............. 75 Vasilopoulou, Sofia ....... 108 Vázquez-García, Rafael74, 104 Vedel, Thierry................. 107 Vedres, Balazs................. 69 Vedung, Evert ................ 100 Veen, Tim.......................... 83 Veit, Sylvia ...................... 116 Ventura, Gal ..................... 54 Verdier, Eric...................... 89 Vergani, Matteo ............... 70 Verge, Tània...............77, 93 Verhoest, Koen ....66, 68, 85 Verhulst, Joris .................. 83 Verlet, Dries..31, 66, 92, 125 Vermeersch, Peter ........ 103 Verney, Susannah...36, 128 Verscheure, Bram ........... 92 Verschuere, Bram ......... 125 Versluis, Esther..........74, 83 Versteegh, Lia................ 108 Verthé, Tom...................... 44 Verzichelli, Luca.........51, 60 Vetik, Raivo...............33, 116 Vetter, Angelika ............... 38 Vezirgiannidou, SevastiEleni............................ 114 Vezzoni, Cristiano ...99, 116 Vicherat Mattar, Daniela 89 Vidal de la Rosa, Godofredo ................. 125 Viehrig, Henrike ............... 55 Vieira, Alena ..................... 39 Vieira, Guedes ................. 42 Viejo, Dacia Rose............ 45 Villamayor, Javier ............ 73 Villano, Paola ................... 37 Villumsen, Trine ............. 106 Vink, Maarten ................... 39 Virchow, Fabian ............. 100 Vis, Barbara........49, 96, 120 Vissers, Sara ..............64, 98 Vivyan, Nick...................... 83 Vliegenthart, Rens............... .........................41, 82, 113 Vlieger Pieterjan, De..... 108 Voerman, Gerrit ............. 113 Vogel, Lars..................43, 89 Voltmer, Katrin ................. 79 von Boemcken, Marc.... 110 von Fischer, Sabina ...... 102 von Luebke, Christian... 101 von Ondarza, Nicolai ...... 62 von Soest, Christian...... 101 Voß, Jan-Peter................. 97 Vössing, Konstantin ...... 125 Vrangbæk, Karsten ....... 107 Vysotskaya, Alena........... 42

Name Index W Wagemann, Claudius73, 86 Wagenaar, Henk ..............93 Wagner, Bettina............. 108 Wagner, Corina ................63 Wagner, Markus...............41 Wagner, Wolfgang...........62 Wagschal, Uwe ......... 21, 78 Wahlström, Mattias..........84 Wahman, Michael ............84 Wai-Yip, Ho .................... 102 Wales, Corinne........ 64, 110 Walgrave, Stefaan ............... .......................... 41, 72, 79 Walk, Heike .................... 102 Walliser, Andres ...............54 Walt, Gill.......................... 118 Walter, Stefanie......... 44, 86 Wang, Fei-Ling ...... 114, 127 Ward, Stephen............... 107 Ware, Alan...................... 107 Warmenbol, Lien........... 117 Warwick, Paul V ...............92 Wass, Hanna ....................84 Wasserfallen, Fabio...... 117 Watters, Kate ....................46 Wauters, Bram......... 92, 109 Wayenberg, Ellen.......... 100 Weber, Anke .....................79 Weber, Christian ........... 102 Weber, Katinka.................81 Weber, Ralph....................94 Webster, William ..............51 Wegenast, Tim .................96 Wegrich, Kai....... 40, 56, 109

Wehner, Joachim ......59, 60 Wehr, Ingrid ................42, 90 Weiberg-Salzmann, Mirjam........................... 76 Weidinger, Bernhard..... 100 Weidmann, Nils B............ 92 Weidner, Helmut.............. 63 Weiland, Sabine.........97, 98 Weinblum, Sharon........... 57 Weishaupt, Timo.............. 98 Weiss, Alexander .......... 116 Weldon, Steven.................. .......................21, 104, 113 Welp, Yanina .................. 107 Wennerhag, Magnus ...... 84 Werner, Annika .................. 2 Weßels, Bernhard ............... .......... 21, 65, 95, 113, 118 Westerwinter, Oliver ..... 111 Westheimer, Joel............. 75 Wetzel, Anne .................... 77 Wetzling, Thorsten ....36, 45 Wheatley, Jonathan ...... 107 Wheeler, Matthew ........... 40 White, Jonathan............. 107 Whitehead, Laurence ......... ...............................29, 115 Whiteley, Paul ................ 113 Whitman, Richard............ 95 Whitten, Guy................... 109 Widjajanto, Andi............... 70 Widmer, Thomas ...100, 117 Wiener, Antje..............51, 85 Wierts, Peter..................... 59 Wiesehomeier, Nina ....... 81 Wiesner, Claudia ...101, 125 Wigger, Angela .............. 118 Wihlborg, Elin ................... 93

Wilkinson, Cathy ..............93 Wille, Anchrit .......... 116, 126 Wille, Fanny ......................44 Willems, Mario ..................83 Willems, Ulrich............... 111 Williams, Howard .... 33, 111 Williams, Laron K .............58 Wills, Aidan........... 37, 45, 71 Wilson, Bruce M ...............72 Wilson, Peter.....................62 Wimbauer, Christine........98 Wirt, Craig..........................98 Wiß, Tobias .......................88 Wisse, Eva ............. 105, 113 Wittmer, Dana...................52 Wöhl, Stefanie ..................38 Wojcik, Stéphanie ............98 Wolf, Frieder .....................89 Wolff, Jonas ............... 65, 90 Wolff, Stefan .............. 34, 95 Wolinetz, Steven ....... 40, 56 Wollmann, Hellmut........ 100 Wonka, Arndt ....................57 Wood, Jennifer .............. 110 Wouters, Jan.......... 103, 112 Wright, Chris .................. 101 Wright, Claire ....................47 Wu, Po-kuan .................. 112 Wüest, Bruno ....................99 Wurzel, Rüdiger................40

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Y Yanasmayan, Zeynep .. 119 Yanow, Dvora................... 84 Yegen, Oya...............65, 127 Yeon kim, Soo.................. 77 Yesilkagit, Kutsal .34, 76, 94 Yilmaz, Berna................. 127 Young, Brigitte ................. 58 Youngs, Gillian.....27, 46, 89 Ypi, Lea ........................... 107

Z Zamboni, Mauro............... 96 Zaslove, Andrej................ 86 Zeglovits, Eva................... 75 Zemmour, Michael ........ 122 Zepa, Brigita ................... 116 Zhelyazkova, Asya.......... 74 Zhurzhenko, Tatiana....... 55 Ziaja, Sebastian .......65, 118 Zimmermann, Ilka.......... 118 Zintl, Tina .......................... 84 Zittel, Thomas ......43, 70, 84 Zittoun, Philippe ............... 67 Zmerli, Sonja ..........125, 126 Zoffoli, Enrico ...........96, 120 Zollo, Pierpaolo.............. 105 Zoltán Dénes, Iván.......... 38 Zubek, Radoslaw.......74, 82 Zuev, Dennis .................... 85 Zurawski, Nils................... 53 Zurbuchen, Simone......... 99 Zwingel, Susanne....54, 123

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