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22-27 March

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Contents Welcome

The 40th Anniversary of the European Consortium for Political Research

Institute of Political Science at the University of Münster

The University of Münster

Day by Day Programme

General Information

List of Workshops and Rooms

Tours

Blondel and Wildenmann-Prize

Stein Roccan Lecture

List of Workshop Participants and Paper Titles

Executive Committee and Central Services

goldmarie design

Münster Organizing Committee and Other Attendees

Print:

Editors and Publishers

List of Participants in Alphabetical Order

lmprint Publisher: Prof. Dr. Annette Zimmer Institute of Political Science at Münster University Scharnhorststraße 100 D-48151 Münster Editor: Wolfgang Heuer Cathryn Backhaus Institute of Political Science Design:

Druckerei Buschmann GmbH Print run: 600 Photographs: p. 2: Universität Münster / Judith Kraft p. 4: wikipedia / Florian Adler

Münster, 2010

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Welcome The University of Münster welcomes the opportunity to host this conference on its campus for the first time. Münster’s history inspired today’s research of our university in many ways especially in the field of humanities and all fields of social sciences. So we were lucky but not really surprised, that our university was successful in establishing the cluster of excellence “Religion and Politics” to intensify advancement and peaceful development of Europe.

interdisciplinary research focusing the “Return of

The Westphalian Peace Treaty is still of legendary

the Gods” in an apparently secularised world. A

importance for political science and international re-

variety of fields of research are set up in the cluster, bridging disciplines and epochs. Researchers,

lations in particular. Westphalia was also the centre Dear participants,

of what later on was titled the Catholic Reconfirmation.

Dear participants,

scholars and doctoral students are working together on the basis of the interdisciplinary experiences made

On behalf of both the local organizing committee

One of the forerunners of the Christian Democratic

On behalf of the head of the Westfälische Wilhelms-

at the University of Münster with new approaches

and the members of the Institute of Political Science

movement that today plays such an influential role

Universität, I welcome you to the 37th ECPR Joint

to cultural studies.

at Münster University it is my pleasure to welcome

in European politics originated in this area which

Sessions of Workshops.

you to the 2010 ECPR Joint Sessions of Workshops

for centuries has been a stronghold of Catholicism.

in Münster. After Bochum in the 1980s and Mann-

The Institute of Political Science looks back upon

National boundaries are becoming less important

general point, also concerning culture: It was once

heim in the 1990s, it is the third time that the Joint

a history of about 40 years. It is by now one of the

as global exchanges grow in volume and intensity.

said that Münster has as many churches as pubs.

Sessions have taken place in Germany. Doubtlessly,

largest institutes in Germany with more than 1700

World-wide competition and structural change have

But this is no longer true. Since there are about

the country has developed into one of the major areas

students enrolled. A highlight of the institute is the

also reached the universities. So have openness

50.000 students in Münster, the list of taverns on

of political science research and teaching in Europe.

Graduate School of Politics (Grasp) which provides

and an international research.We firmly believe that

different websites vary from 661 to 717 of them.

The Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität is particularly

graduates with excellent opportunities for working

only cooperation and intensive contacts between

I am afraid that the tight program of this conference

proud of being the host of this year’s Joint Sessions

on their doctoral thesis.

the cultures lead to academic as well as to human

will not give you the opportunity to visit all of them.

progress. An extensive network of contacts abroad

But a fistful of them is a must. So I hope you will

because the ECPR workshops serve as an indicator

But let me draw your attention to a last and more

for the university’s growing commitment towards

I hope that your participation in the 2010 ECPR Joint

is one of Münster University‘s hallmarks. It has

enjoy the conference and gain new insights for your

internationalization.

Sessions of Workshops is most fruitful and that you

official partnerships and co-operation agreements

own studies. Perhaps this short stay will give you a

enjoy the Westphalian hospitality. On behalf of all

with some 400 universities and institutions of higher

positive impression of the university – and I would be

As you will hopefully have time to see for yoursel-

those involved in these Joint Sessions, I wish you

education all over the world, and many other con-

very happy if I could welcome you in Münster again. I

ves, Münster is a beautiful medieval city surrounded

all a very pleasant stay in Münster.

tacts with foreign scholars and students have been

wish you an exciting and fruitful stay at our University

established.

and in the city of Münster in this respect, too.

by wonderful countryside and steeped in history. Against this background, the ECPR Joint Sessions of Workshops provide us with the opportunity to

Prof. Dr. Annette Zimmer

An increasing number of Münster‘s students spend

remind the European political science community

Chairwoman of the Institute of Political Science

some time studying abroad. Various exchange

Prof. Dr. Ursula Nelles

of the important history of Westphalia in the

at the University of Münster

programmes offer a wide range of opportunities to

Rector of the University of Münster

students who are interested in a stay abroad.

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. The 40th Anniversary of . the European Consortium .. for Political Research (1970-2010)

Roundtable: “Forty Years of European Political

Jean Blondel is Professorial Fellow at the European

Science: what have we learnt?”

University Institute, Florence, and Visiting Professor at the University of Siena and the University of

To celebrate the ECPR’s 40th year, the ECPR invites

Essex, where he was Founder of the Department

all Joint Sessions attendees to a special Roundtable

of Government in 1964 and a member of staff until

dedicated to discussing the progress of our discipline

1983. He co-founded the European Consortium for

in the period since the ECPR’s birth. Has political

Political Research in 1970 and directed it up to 1978.

science become more mature and sophisticated in its methods and techniques? Can it now explain things

Hans Daalder was Professor of Political Science at

which forty years ago it would have struggled to do

Leiden University (1963-1993) and a Founding Member

so? Has the discipline become more united around

of the ECPR’s Executive Committee (1970–1988). He

a common core of values, beliefs and methods? Or

was organizer of the first two ‘individual’ workshops

has it become largely fragmented and dissipated into

before the establishment of Joint Sessions (1973)

a stream of sub-disciplinary belief systems which won’t

as well as Chairman of the Workshop Committee

and can’t talk to each other? Has there developed a

(1974–1976), Chair of the ECPR and the first Head

distinctively European political science that can be

of Department of Political and Social Sciences of

contrasted with its North American counterpart? If

European University Institute (1976–1979).

We are celebrating our 40th anniversary this year,

• A Round Table during the ECPR Summer School

so, is that distinctiveness a strength or a weakness?

and we thank Münster for volunteering to host us

in Methods and Techniques (Ljubljana, July-August)

What is the current state of our discipline and what

Drude Dahlerup is Professor at the department

for our birthday celebration! To mark the achieve-

on the changes in social science methodology

are its prospects? What are its strengths and its

of Political Science at Stockholm University (since

ments of the past forty years – not only within the

over the past 40 years.

weaknesses and what does the discipline need to

1998). She was one of the founders of Women‘s

do in order to survive and thrive as a social science

Studies (now Politics & Gender). She attended the

in the coming period?

first ECPR workshop on women in politics (Berlin

ECPR, but in European political science more generally – several events and publications are taking

• An extra ‘Ruby Red’ Special Issue of European

place during the year:

Political Science (EPS) on ‘Forty Years of European

1978), and has since then organized several ECPR

Political Science’ that looks back and reflects on

Several leading scholars will discuss these and

workshops and panels, some of which have resul-

• A Round Table during these Joint Sessions

the development of the discipline in terms of the

other issues in a Roundtable which we hope will

ted in collaborative research output.

entitled ‘Forty Years of European Political

profession, research and teaching.

generate a good deal of discussion and questions. Hans-Dieter Klingemann is Professor of Political

Science: What have we learnt?”

• Specially designed silk ties and scarves, which

Chair:

Science at the Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin and

• A specially commissioned history of the ECPR by

can be purchased from ECPR Central Services,

Prof. Martin Bull (University of Salford)

Freie Universität Berlin, and, in 2008-09, received

Ken Newton and Thibaud Boncourt that covers

as well as 40th lapel badges which are free!

not only the past 40 years, but also the pre-birth

the John G. Diefenbaker Award to work at Simon Participants:

Fraser University, Canada (2008–09). He was a

period and the efforts of the founders to establish

• A Round Table during the UK PSA’s Annual

• Prof. Hans-Dieter Klingemann

member of the Executive Committee of the ECPR

the Consortium (published by ECPR Press).

Conference (Edinburgh, March-April) on ‘European

(klingem@wzb.eu)

(1988-1994), as well as President of the European

Political Science: Past, Present and Future’.

• Prof. Ken Newton

Political Science Network (2002–2005) (now the

• A 40th Birthday Reception (sponsored by the

(K.Newton@soton.ac.uk)

EPSnet Network in the ECPR).

ECPR and the European Journal of Political

• Prof. Drude Dahlerup

Research) at these Joint Sessions, following the

(drude.dahlerup@statsvet.su.se)

Ken Newton is Emeritus Professor of Comparative

Stein Rokkan Lecture by Dirk Berg-Schlosser

• Prof. Jean Blondel

Politics at the University of Southampton, and former

(‘Political Science between Vision and Reality –

(jean.blondel@iue.it)

Professor at the University of Essex. He was a member

Lessons in Times of Crises’)

• Prof. Hans Daalder

of the ECPR Executive Committee (1981–1991) and

(h.daalder@umail.leidenuniv.nl)

Executive Director of the ECPR (1991–2001).

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. .. . Institute of Political Science . . at the University of Münster

ences to become established in Münster, but in fact

obliged to offer relevant courses in regard to teacher

the converse was true. Münster is one of the very

training. In 1970, the Institute of Political Science

few German universities that founded an Institute

at Münster University officially started its teaching

of Sociology as early as the 1950s. Headed by

program. At that time, just one professor and two

Prof. Helmut Schelsky, the Institute of Sociology at

research associates constituted the core of the Ins-

Münster University soon developed into one of the

titute. In its first semester, about 100 students, most

leading academic centres for empirical sociological

of whom were prospective teachers, took part in the

research in the country. However, it took another

five seminars offered by the institute. For many years,

The Institute of Political Science is pleasantly situated

against the ideology and the ideas of National

decade before the Institute of Political Science was

Prof. Gerhard Wittkämper, appointed as a full pro-

on the bank of the Aasee, a recreational area of the

Socialism, party members and paladins of the

established with the aim of rounding up the spectrum

fessor to Münster University in the early 1970s, was

medieval town of Münster that once was at the centre

Hitler movement heavily infiltrated the university and

of social sciences at Münster University. Again, one

the spiritus rector of the Institute of Political Science.

of attention of European politics, when the Peace

particularly the Faculty of Medicine. A commission

might expect that the relatively late foundation of the

He served as its director up until his retirement in the

Treaty of Westphalia was signed. The Institute of

inaugurated by the rector of the university and

institute was probably associated with the turbulent

late 1990s and even today still enjoys both lecturing

Political Science and its neighbouring Institute of

headed by prominent historians is now shedding light

time of the late 1960s, the student movement and

and being a highly acknowledged member of the

Sociology are both departments of the Faculty of

on this dark chapter in the history of Münster

perhaps even with the first concert in Germany of

faculty.

Social Sciences and Pedagogies. With more than

University. The Second World War was disastrous

the legendary rock-band, the Rolling Stones that

14,000 students enrolled, this faculty is among the

for both the city and the university. By the end of

took place in 1968 in Münster.

largest of the University of Münster.

the war more than 90 percent of the buildings in

Today, forty years after its foundation, the Institute of Political Science at Münster University looks back

the inner city had been completely destroyed and

But the reason why the Wilhelms-University took the

upon a remarkable success story. In the winter term

The University was founded in 1780 by a Westphalian

Münster University was also in ruins. It took several

initiative to introduce political science as a further

2008/09, more than 1700 students were enrolled in

nobleman who served as the equivalent of a modern-

decades to re-build the city and restore the uni-

subject of study and research is much simpler: At the

nine study programs. The faculty consisted of

day secretary of state for the Archbishop of Cologne

versity. It was a tough time because much had to

end of the 1960s the government of North Rhine-

fourteen members, amongst those three full, six

and Münster. At that time, this Archbishop was both

be re-established and re-generated after years of

Westphalia made “political science” an obligatory

associated and three assistant professors, two

Head of State and principal of the Catholic Church

academic control under the dictatorship of National

school subject. After the war apart from the faculties

lecturers and three research and teaching assistants.

in the region, a powerful man who resided in Münster

Socialism.

of law, medicine and theology, Münster University

The institute is organized around three specific areas –

had also developed into one of the major centres in

“Governance/Europeanization and Globalization”,

Castle that today houses the administration of Münster University. This short glimpse of history already

Münster University traditionally has been the training

the country for teacher training, and

“Civil Society and Democracy” and “Processes of

indicates that Münster University is closely interwoven

ground for the classical professions, law, medicine and

specifically for secondary school

Transformation and Regionalization” – that provide

with the ups and down of politics in the city. When

theology. In accordance with the law of succession

education. With political

the Prussians took over the political power in the region

in Westphalia, the farm and country house would be

science as a prime school

of Westphalia after the Napoleonic Wars, Münster

inherited by the eldest son, while the second and third

subject, universities

University was downgraded to an institution for the

sons were supposed to follow careers either in the

were now

training of teachers. It took almost 100 years until

clergy or in public administration. Still today, Münster

the statutes of a university were given back to Münster.

University hosts a famous school of law and a

This time it was the German Emperor Wilhelm II who

prestigious medical school. Its Faculty of Theology

re-instated Münster as a university town and who lends

is well known in Germany and worldwide. One of

his name to the university. Against the background

the most prestigious former members of Münster’s

of the Emperor’s dubious role in German history, the

Faculty of Theology is Pope Benedict XVI, who in the

choice of name – Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität –

1960s served as professor of Catholic theology at

remains a bone of contention. Also in Münster, the

the Wilhelms-University.

Third Reich was a dark period for the university. Although the city was a stronghold of Catholicism

In the shadow of those traditional faculties, one

with the famous Bishop Graf von Galen protesting

might assume that it was difficult for the social sci-

the organizational infrastructure for the co-operation of the faculty and the further development of the curricula. With respect to the Bologna process, the Institute of Political Science took the initiative launching two innovative B.A. programs in the early 2000s. In co-operation with the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Economics and

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Business Administration, the institute offers the B.A.

across borders” are currently being evaluated and

studies. Prof. Brigitte Young who has been with the

References:

programs “Politics and Law” and “Politics and Eco-

restructured in order to meet the requirements of the

institute since the late 1990s, introduced the new and

Arendes, Cord, 2005: Politikwissenschaft in

nomics”. Since the beginning of the co-operation

Bologna process. As is evident in the institute’s

expanding field of Comparative International Political

Deutschland, Wiesbaden: VS-Verlag

with the faculties of law and economics, Prof. Klaus

international co-operation, its prime goal is to offer

Economics to the institute. Prof. Brigitte Wilde who

Schubert serves as the program coordinator of the

students high-profile curricula with a specific European

has just joined the institute is focusing her research

Ribhegge, Wilhelm, 1985: Geschichte der Universität

two B.A. curricula. Indeed aficionados of the joint

flavour. But the outlook of the institute does not stop

on the nexus between the topics of gender and

Münster, Münster: Verlag Regensberg

B.A. programs are also Prof. Rüdiger Robert and

short at the borders of the European Union.

European integration. It has to be mentioned that

Prof. Norbert Konegen. Though both recently retired,

There has also been a pioneering tradition with respect

faculty members of the institute have always been

Institut für Politikwissenschaft, 1980: 10 Jahre

they still continue to offer courses and supervise

to teaching programs and research projects focusing

highly gender sensitive. In the early 2000s, the insti-

Politikwissenschaft an der Westfälischen

students, particularly those enrolled in these two

on the Far East. The tradition of monitoring what is

tute was the main co-coordinator of the EU funded

Wilhelms-Universität

programs. Apart from these two specific B.A. courses,

going on at the other side of the globe, e.g. in Japan,

research and training network “Women at European

the institute is also involved in the overall B.A. curricula

in the so-called Tiger States or in Vietnam and Laos,

Universities” which was supervised by Prof. Annette

Institut für Politikwissenschaft, 2008: Strukturplan

at Münster University that provides students with

was started by Prof. Paul Kevenhörster. Currently,

Zimmer. Since 2005, the faculty member PD.

mit 5-Jahresperspektive (2008–2013) für das Institut

a wide spectrum of options to combine different

Prof. Susanne Feske, an expert in International

Christiane Frantz serves as the Equal Opportunities

für Politikwissenschaft, Münster: IfPol

disciples, such as Political Science and Geography

Relations and Far East Studies who was appointed

Commissioner of the University, a time-consuming

or Political Science and History.

to the institute in the late 1990s is highly successful

but most important university position. With five

in getting students, in particular doctoral students,

female professors, the institute ranks at the top

interested in these parts of the world.

among the institutes of political science in Germany

The institute has also been a pioneer in the develop-

with respect to women in positions of authority.

ment of the Master program “Political Science” that was introduced in 2006. Currently, there are about

The institute also has a fine reputation in providing

forty students enrolled in this degree course. Interna-

doctoral students with excellent opportunities

A further highlight of the institute’s teaching and

tionalization has always been a key-concern of the

for studying and research. The Graduate School

research program is related to its co-operation with

Institute of Political Science at Münster University

of Politics (Grasp) doubtlessly constitutes one of

the Cluster of Excellence “Religion and Politics in Pre-

and members of the faculty are particularly proud

the hallmarks of the Institute of Political Science

Modern and Modern Cultures” which is generously

of the institute’s international degree programs.

in Münster. At the moment, there are 51 students

funded by the German Research Foundation. More

Since the late 1970s, the institute co-operates with

working on their doctoral dissertations enrolled in

than 150 researchers at Münster University are

the Institute d`Etudes Politiques de Lille. What once

the Grasp. The Grasp is closely affiliated with the

involved in this remarkable research initiative and

started as a so-called double-diploma program has

Postgraduate Program “Negotiating Processes of

co-operation. The establishment of a “Cluster of

recently been transformed into consecutive Bachelor

Civil Society from the 19th century to the present –

Excellence” at a German university, signals the

and Master programs which every year each offer 40

Germany and the Netherlands compared”, funded

successful outcome of a difficult and highly time-

students from Germany and France the opportunity

by the German Research Foundation. The program,

consuming process of application. The German

to experience the development of a purely European

which is hosted by the House of the Netherlands

Research Foundation awards “Clusters of Excellence”

teaching and research community. Two experts in

and chaired by Prof. Friso Wielenga started in 2006.

only to those research projects that are definitely at

international relations and particularly in European

Providing research opportunities and funding for

the frontier of science. Due to the Cluster five new

Studies – Prof. Reinhard Meyers and Prof. Wichard

ten doctoral students and one post-doc at least for

academic chairs were created, one of which, the chair

Woyke – started the co-operation with the IEP.

the period of six years, the program is based on an

for “Politics and Religion”, is based at the Institute

Currently, Prof. Doris Fuchs serves as the faculty

interdisciplinary approach and an interesting mix of

of Political Science and is occupied by Prof. Ulrich

member in charge of supervising the French-German

disciplines, amongst those history, political science,

Willems, who was appointed to the Institute of Political

cooperation. Furthermore the institute also maintains

ethnology, and philology of the Netherlands.

Science in 2008. Due to the involvement of the institute in this highly prestigious research initiative,

close cooperation with the University of Twente, which is situated just across the border in neighbouring

Moreover, the institute at Münster University is one

three research projects were made possible and are

Enschede. The joint Bachelor degree course “Public

of the few institutes of Political Science in Germany

based at the insitute.

Administration” and the Master program “Europe

currently hosting two positions or chairs in gender

Annette Zimmer

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WWU Münster: . Knowledge and Life

the large number of cafés and pubs, the theaters,

WWU Münster: short profile

cinemas and museums, the many green spaces and these amenities can be used and enjoyed by everyone

• Germany’s fifth-largest university • 250 courses of study, 15 departments, 7 faculties • 37,000 students, second place nationwide in

in everyday life: WWU. WWU and Münster are not

number of final examinations

conceivable without each other. The University’s motto

• 5,000 staff, with 565 professors and 2,700

of “Knowledge and Life” transfers into something

research assistants

that can be realized every day: in Münster, knowledge

• “Religion and Politics” excellence cluster and

the attractive Old City. And there is a reason why all

Research: Excellent prospects

fruit. With around 800 PhDs awarded annually,

is lived out and, at the same time, Münster has savoir

9 Collaborative Research Centers

Münster offers a unique symbiosis between dedicated

WWU is one of the five most important institutions

vivre. Numerous places in Münster bring academic

• 6 national, 4 international Research Training Groups

research work and a high quality of life. And this

in Germany for the development of junior academics.

life and the outside world together. This includes

funded by the German Research Foundation

the Botanical Garden – an institute belonging to the

• 17 academic centers, 14 affiliated institutes,

makes Münster attractive. With its wide range of research areas and excellent working conditions, as

Studying: First-rate all round

University and providing a basis for research and

including: Leibniz Institute of Arteriosclerosis

well as its intensive support for junior academics,

Over 37,000 students make WWU the fifth-largest

teaching, but at the same time an oasis of peace and

Research

the Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster (WWU)

university in Germany. The teaching offered by a

recreation which is open to all residents and guests

• Top marks in the Center for Higher Eduction

has a strong appeal to researchers, academics and

total of 15 faculties comprises 250 courses of study

in Münster. Another example are WWU’s museums,

Development’s university rankings for the quality

cooperation partners. A total of nine Collaborative

in 110 subjects covering practically all areas of the

which enjoy an outstanding reputation far beyond

Research Centers are being funded at WWU by the

humanities, social sciences, medicine and natural

the borders of the University.

German Research Foundation. One of these is the

sciences. In addition to the diversity of courses on

ground-breaking nanoscience project “Multilevel

offer, their interlinked structure and the training of

Münster: High quality of life

biology, law, history, political and social sciences

Molecular Assemblies – Structure, Dynamics and

skills considered today to be key qualifications are

Functions”. In the world’s first intercontinental trans-

characteristic of the all-embracing understanding of

• 10 winners of the Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Prize • Over 400 partnership agreements with universities

regional Collaborative Research Center, researchers

education at WWU. These include flexibility, social

• Population 280,000, 50.000 students • City of Westphalian Peace, 1648 • Most liveable city in the world

in physics, chemistry, biology and economics in

competence, a sense of responsibility and being

(LivCom-Award)

• Budget in 2008: €350 million, incl. €109 million

Beijing and Münster are joining together to form an

able to see things in a holistic context.

• Most bicycle-friendly city in Germany

for the Faculty of Medicine

interdisciplinary research network which is unique

(survey by German Bicycle Club) have an equally international orientation. Many other

Research in Münster is characterized by continuous

international and interdisciplinary courses promote

of 8 universities/colleges

exchange across all borders. There are countless

cross-border exchanges at an academic level. The

opportunities for researchers to look at an object

first interdisciplinary Master’s course in “Dutch-

• Leading position in nano- and biotechnology • Third place nationwide in the development of

of research together – and, from the sum of all the

German Studies”, offered jointly with the University

economic power between 2006 and 2015

different views, to see it from a unique new angle.

of Nijmegen in the Netherlands, which combines

The “Religion and Politics” Cluster of Excellence

teaching by the departments of economics and

shows how this interdisciplinary approach to research

law, history and politics, intercultural studies and

at WWU works in practice. It is one of the biggest

business communication.

The study courses held at WWU entirely in English

clusters in the field of the humanities in Germany which aims to solve current conflicts, in particular

Knowledge and Life

those motivated by religion. In order to make it easier

When academics and students are asked what

for junior academics to join projects of this kind, the

makes learning, living and working in Münster so

WWU offers a total of ten Research Training Groups

attractive, the answer is usually simple: Münster

where outstanding students are individually and

itself. There are many good reasons for this: for

systematically guided towards a PhD. This is bearing

example, the city’s often cited bicycle-friendliness,

mation systems, medicine, business administration, psychology, communication science, economics,

• 5 million tourists per year • Services and administrative center with a total

in its field.

of studies in the following subjects: business infor

and academic institutes all over the world

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Day by Day Programme Monday

16:00–19:00 hrs

19:30 hrs

08:00–18:00 hrs

Book exhibition

17:30–19:00

Information desk & book exhibition

Roundtable on “40 Years of European Political Science: what have

Welcome by local organisers, followed by reception (Fürstenberghaus)

08:30–18:00 hrs

Information desk & book exhibition

09:00 onwards

Workshops

10:30-11:30 hrs

Meet with the editor of ECPR Press at the ECPR stand in the book

24 March

exhibition area Meet with the editor of ECPR Press at the ECPR stand in the book exhibition area 17:30 hrs

Free afternoon for excursions

14:00 hrs

Council meeting

08:30–13:00 hrs

Information desk & book exhibition

09:00 onwards

Workshops

20:30 hrs

Nightwatchman’s tour

08:30–13:00 hrs

Information desk

09:00 onwards

Workshops

Departure of participants

27 March

Workshops

19:00 hrs

15:30–16:30 hrs

13:00 hrs

Registration

we learnt?”

Wednesday

Workshops

26 March

Saturday

09:00 onwards

09:00–13:00 hrs

Workshop directors’ dinner (Grosser Kiepenkerl)

23 March 08:30–18:00 hrs

Information desk & book exhibition

25 March

Friday 16:00–19:00 hrs

08:30–13:00 hrs

Arrival and registration

22 March

Tuesday

Thursday

Presentation of Wildenmann & Blondel Prizes and Stein Rokkan lecture given by Dirk Berg-Schlosser titled ”Political Science between Vision and Reality – Lessons in Times of Crises”. Followed by a reception and celebration of ECPR’s 40th Anniversary (sponsored by the ECPR & European Journal of Political Research) (Schloßgarten Café)

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. General Information Buses: Buses numbers 1, 2, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14

Internet access: WLAN/WiFi is available in the

from Aegidiistr. all go to the main station.

Fürstenberghaus but you will need an access code, available from the information desk.

Cashpoint: The nearest cashpoint is at the post office opposite the cathedral.

Opening of the Joint Sessions: The Joint Sessions will be officially opened on Tuesday at 19:00 in the

Computer pool: computers with internet connection

lecture theatre F1, Fürstenberghaus.

are available for you to use throughout the week in Room 004–005 in the basement of Fürstenberghaus,

Registration and Information desk: The desk is

from 10:00 till 15:00 hrs. However, you will need an

situated in the foyer of the Fürstenberghaus and

access code, available from the information desk.

will be staffed on Monday from 16:00–19:00 hrs., Tuesday 8:00–18:00, Wednesday 8:30–18:00,

ECPR’s 40th anniversary celebration will be held

Thursday–Saturday 8:30 – 13:00.

in the Schlossgarten Café behind the “Schloss”, the main university building on Wednesday evening.

Rent-a-bike: Bikes can be hired at the Radstation in front of the station for €7.50/day.

Emergency: The general emergency numbers in Germany are: for fire/ambulance 112, and police 110.

Roundtable on “40 Years of European Political

A list of nearby doctors and chemists is available

Science: What have we learnt?” on Tuesday at

from the information desk.

17:30, F2, Fürstenberghaus.

Excursions: see the excursion page.

Smoking: Smoking is not permitted in any of the university buildings.

Food and drinks in the Fürstenberghaus: Coffee, tea and water will be available in the foyer throug-

Standing Group on Social Network Analysis –

hout the day. Vouchers can be purchased from the

Tuesday 23rd March at lunchtime – in room S33 (GF),

information desk. There is also a list of restaurants

Fürstenberghaus.

and nearby cafés at the information desk. Standing Group on Gender and Politics – Thursday Hall of Peace: Münster’s famous “Friedenssaal” in the

25th March at lunchtime – in room S102 (1.F),

Rathaus is open from 10:00–17:00 Tuesday–Friday

Fürstenberghaus.

and until 16:00 at the weekend. Stein Rokkan Lecture will be given by Prof. Dirk Helpline: The telephone no. of the information desk

Berg-Schlosser from the Philipps University of Marburg

is: 0251 83-30517.

on Wednesday at 17:30 hrs. in F2, Fürstenberghaus.

Programme 2010

. List of Workshops and Rooms Workshop No.

Bispinghof 3A

Johannisstraße 1–4

Domplatz 23/23a

Johannisstraße 8–10

Fürstenberghaus

Johannisstraße 12–20

Taxi: There is a taxi stand at the Domplatz just out-

Wildenmann and Blondel Prizes will be awarded

side Fürstenberghaus or our staff at the information

on Wednesday at 17:30 hrs. in the lecture theatre

desk will gladly call you a taxi.

F2, Fürstenberghaus.

Train/bus timetables: Staff at the information desk have online access to train and bus times for getting back to the station or going to the airport.

Workshop Title

Address

Room No. (former no.)

Personality and Voter Turnout

Johannisstr. 1–4

119 (122) 1.F

Ideas, policy design and policy instruments: casting light on the missing link

Johannisstr. 12–20

Rm. 3 (032) GF

The Strategic Dimension of Social Policy Reforms

Domplatz 23a

304 3.F

Towards Strong Publics? Civil Society and the State in Latin America

Bispinghof 3A

B301 5.F

The Governance of Partnerships

Johannisstr. 8–10

Rm. II

The Developing Role of the Councillor in a Comparative European Context: Attitudes, Assumptions and Perceptions towards Aspects of Local Democracy

Fürstenberghaus

S3 (Ü5) GF

Network Governance and the Governance of Networks: Social Network Analysis in Political Science

Fürstenberghaus

S33 (Ü4) GF

Gender Perspectives on Democratic Governance in the Multi-level EU Polity

Fürstenberghaus

S102 (Ü106) 1.F

Cross-Border Migrant Organizations – Rethinking National Integration Policy

Fürstenberghaus

S041 (F7) B

Ethno-linguistic Mobilisation and Regional Languages in Europe

Bispinghof 3A

B305 5.F

The Europeanization of National Political Parties

Johannisstr. 8–10

Rm. I

National Minorities and New nationalizing States in the 20 and 1 Centuries. A Comparative Study on Minorities Worldwide

Domplatz 23a

225 2.F

The Dilemma of Political Sophistication and Political Equality

Johannisstr. 12–20

130 (101) 1.F

Electoral Change in the 21st Century: De-alignment or Re-alignment?

Johannisstr. 12–20

131 (H19) 1.F

Category-making and Public Policy

Johannisstr. 1–4

116 (120) 1.F

New Global Finance and the Politics of the World Economic Crisis

Johannisstr. 8–10

Rm. V

Disassembling Populism (and Putting It Back Together Again): Collaborative Empirical Research on Interactions among Populism’s Attributes

Johannisstr. 8–10

Rm. IV

Contested Policies: European Socio-Economic Governance and the Global Economic Crisis

Domplatz 23a

236 2.F

The Interrelationship between Institutional Performance and Political Support in Europe: Discussing Causes and Consequences

Johannisstr. 12–20

226 (H20) 2.F

Populists and Public Office

Johannisstr. 8–10

Rm. III

The Dynamics of Morality Politics and Policy across Space and Time

Fürstenberghaus

S104 (Ü108) 1.F

Inter-Parliamentary Relations in Europe

Fürstenberghaus

S042 (F9) B

Expecting the Unpredictable? The Strategic Governance of Long-term Risks

Domplatz 23a

233 2.F

Justice, Durability and Peacebuilding

Johannisstr. 12–20

Rm. 2 (031) GF

Between Facts and Norms? International Legalization Research and International Political Theory

Johannisstr. 12–20

333 (401) 3.F

Comparing Autocracies: Theoretical Issues and Empirical Analyses of Input/Output Dimensions

Johannisstr. 12–20

227 (H18) 2.F

Cancelled

New Directions in Political Socialization Research

Bispinghof 3A

B302 5.F

B = basement, GF = ground floor, 1.F = 1st floor

Programme 2010

Tours Münster’s highlights: A guided tour of Münster

The night-watchman tour This two-hour walking tour of Münster’s old quarters

The night-watchman tour will take you on an enter-

will take you past the milestones of the city’s history

taining journey through the streets of Münster back

from the Anabaptists of the 1530s or the signing of

to an era long since past.

the Peace of Westphalia in 1648 to the present day. And when the horn is blown at the end of the tour, You will not only see the classic places of interest,

you will not only have been let into the secrets of

but also some hidden ones too.

the “historical misdemeanours” of the horn-blower himself, but also into a piece of history of the old

When:

Thurs. 25th March, 14:00 hrs.

Where:

Meet at the Fürstenberg statue

Hanseatic city of Münster.

outside the main door of Fürstenberghaus. Price:

When:

€7 / person

Registration: 22nd/23rd March at the ECPR

(Duration approx. 90 minutes) Where:

registration desk in the foyer, Fürstenberghaus.

Friday 26th March, 20:30 hrs Behind the town hall (Rathaus) by the ”Chillida bench”

Price:

€8 p.p.

Registration: 22nd/23rd March at the ECPR The tours are in groups of

registration desk in the foyer,

maximum 30 people and in

Fürstenberghaus.

English or German.

Programme 2010

Blondel und . . Wildenmann Prize

Deutsche Bank all rushed into international investment

The Wildenmann Prize

banking. In the wake of this strategy shift they emerged as the most vocal and powerful lobby for the regime

The Wildenmann Prize will be presented by Profes-

that is in place today, marked by crossborder integ-

sor André Kaiser (chairperson of the Wildenmann

ration, harmonized regulation and considerable influ-

Prize Board) to Johannes Lindvall from the Univer-

ence for technocratic, supranational EU committees.

sity of Oxford for his paper presented at the 2009 Lisbon Joint Sessions titled “The Reform Capacity

Widen the Market, Narrow the Competition tells and Relations (with honours) at the International School

analyzes this story based on policy documents and

for Humanities and Social Sciences (ISHSS), Uni-

more than 50 in-depth interviews. It not only shows

versity of Amsterdam.

how EU capital market integration and the policy that made it possible are two sides of the same coin.

In September 2008, he defended his dissertation

In light of the crisis that has gripped also European

Widen the Market, Narrow the Competition: The

financial markets since June 2007, it sheds a critical

Emergence of Supranational Governance in EU

light on a policy process in which banks and stock

Capital Markets with a committee composed of Prof.

exchanges themselves have become ever more im-

G.R.D. Underhill (advisor), Dr. B.M. Burgoon, Prof.

portant players, while national parliaments—and thus

G.C.A. Junne, Prof. S.P. Lütz, and Prof. J.H.F. Story.

ordinary citizens—have been pushed to the sidelines.

Jean Blondel PhD Prize Winner 2009:

Widen the Market, Narrow the Competition: Banker About The Thesis

Interests and the making of a European Capital

Over the past 20 years, EU capital markets have

Market (ISBN: 9781907301087, Price: £27.00), will

The Jean Blondel PhD Prize in 2009 has been awarded

changed radically. Back in the 1980s every country

be published by ECPR Press in June 2010.

to Daniel Mügge for his dissertation „Widen the

had its own, national financial industry. Two decades

Market, Narrow the Competition: The Emergence

later, there is one European ‘Champions League’

of Supranational Governance in EU Capital

of firms in both investment banking and among stock

Markets“.

exchanges. On top, EU member states have trans-

Daniel Mügge

ferred regulatory powers to Brussels. By now, one The jury of the prize (Alfio Mastropaolo, Susan Scarrow

single set of rules governs capital markets throughout

and Vincent Hoffmann-Martinot) considered this

the continent—something national governments

dissertation to be extremely well written, fascinating

stubbornly resisted only a decade earlier.

and timely. It is an excellent dissertation in international political economy, addressing a key issue

What explains this Europeanization of capital market

concerning the supranationalization of governance:

governance? Widen the Market, Narrow the Com-

how can we best understand changes in patterns of

petition argues that the financial industry itself has

governance in relation to shifting market structures?

played a crucial role in pushing policy from national

The prize will be awarded during the Joint Sessions

capitals ‘up’ to Brussels. Less than two decades

of Workshops in Münster in March 2010.

ago most banks in Europe saw a single market as a threat rather than an opportunity, fearing competition

Since August 2008, Daniel Mügge has been Assistant

from the City and US investment banks in particular.

Professor in International Relations and International

Heeding their preferences, governments hardly ceded

Political Economy at the University of Amsterdam.

control over policy making. But in the 1990s the

In 2002, he was awarded an MA in International

mood changed. Banks such as ABN Amro and

of Coalition Governments”.

Programme 2010

. Stein Rokkan Lecture Short biography Dirk Berg-Schlosser, born 1943, is professor (em.) at Philipps University Marburg/Germany. Previous appointments and visiting professorships included teaching at the universities of Munich, Aachen, Augsburg, Eichstätt, Nairobi, Stellenbosch,/South Africa, Berkeley, Prague, Lille, Vienna and SciencesPo Paris. He was also an instructor at the ECPR Summer Schools on concepts and methods at Essex, Ljubljana and Sao Paulo. He holds doctorates from the Universities of Munich, Augsburg and UC Berkeley. Dirk Berg-Schlosser Political Science between Vision and Reality –

His research interests include political culture,

Lessons in Times of Crises

empirical democratic theory, development studies

(Stein Rokkan Lecture at the occasion of the ECPR

and comparative methodology. From 2003 to 2006

Joint Sessions of Workshops, University of Münster,

he was Chair of the European Consortium for Political

March 2010)

Research (ECPR), from 2006 to 2009 Vice-President of the International Political Science Association (IPSA). He currently is Summer School Coordinator

Abstract

for IPSA.

Political science with its rich history, but varying national traditions and contexts, deals with a multi-

His major publications include Tradition and Change

dimensional and ever-changing subject matter

in Kenya, Political Stability and Development,

which we are inevitably part of. This poses specific

Political Culture in Germany, Empirische Demokratie-

epistemological problems, but also offers the

forschung, Poverty and Democracy, Conditions of

opportunity to contribute to the shaping of political

Democracy in Europe 1919-1939, Perspectives of

reality by insights and actions. This lecture gives

Democratic Consolidation in Eastern Europe,

a brief outline of this problematique and then, by

Democratization – The State of the Art, and a number

way of illustration, presents the findings of a major

of textbooks. He is currently co-editor of the Inter-

international research project on the political effects

national Encyclopaedia of Political Science (8 vol.,

of the Great Depression in Europe in the interwar

forthc.).

period. Based on this experience, some (tentative and personal) lessons will be drawn for the state of political science and its potential contributions facing the present world economic crisis.

Programme 2010

. .. List of Workshop Participants . and Paper Titles

Workshop 2: Ideas, Policy Design and Policy Instruments; Casting light on the Missing Link Dietmar BRAUN (LAUSANNE, Université de) Giliberto CAPANO (BOLOGNA, Universià di) SURNAME

FORENAME

INSTITUTION

PAPER TITLE

CO-AUTHOR (*attending)

BEHRENS

Maria

WUPPERTAL, Bergische Universität

Norms in Foreign Trade Policy. Bilateral Free Trade Agreements of the US and EU

Janusch Holger

BORRAS

Susana

COPENHAGEN BUSINESS SCHOOL

European Integration by Multiple Governance Methods: The Role of Voluntary Coordination

BRAUN

Dietmar

LAUSANNE, Université de

Ideas, policy design and policy instruments: casting light on the missing link

DUNLOP

Claire

EXETER, University of

What´s an impact assessment to do? Ideas, instruments and the capabilities-expectations gap

ERDNIC

Mujde

LIMERICK, University of

Immigration Governance in Denmark: From Rhetoric to Political Action

GUSTAFSSON

Line Renate

AARHUS Universitet

Primary school as the foundation for further education and economic prosperity: an analysis of how new ideas on education resulted in dramatic policy change

HEIDBREDER

Eva

BERLIN, Freie Universität

De- and re-coupling of policy ideas and policy instruments: dynamics of fruitful tensions and mutual reinforcements in the process of an emerging european administrative space

HOWLETT

Michael

SIMON FRASER University

Governance Architectures and Governing Instruments: Linking Policy Ideas to Policy Tools

KHMELNITSKAYA

Marina

OXFORD, University of

The ‘hallow’ paradigm and an evolutionary paradigmatic change: the case of housing policy reform in Russia from the 1990 to the present

LEIFELD

Philip

Max Planck Institute for Research on Collective Goods Bonn, Germany

Political Discourse Networks – The missing link in the study of policy-oriented discourse

LIPPI

Andrea

FIRENZE, Universita‘ degli studi di

The travel of policy instruments. Ideas, design and practices of benchmarking in Germany, Italy and United Kingdom.

MENG -HSUAN

CHOU

OSLO, Universitetet I

Ideas and the Evolution of the ‘Fifth Freedom’: Researcher Mobility in the European Research Area

RAYNER

Jeremy

REGINA, University of

Nodality in Policy Design: The Impact of Ideas in Two Policy Sectors

REAL-DATO

José

GRANADA, Universidad de

Policy instruments as the core element of substantive policy change: the case of the Spanish research training policy

SATREN

Harald

OSLO, Universitetet I

Some critical conditions in translating a policy idea into a successful policy design: A diachronic comparison of three relocation programs in Norway 1960-2007

SCHOLZ

Antonia

STUTTGART, Universität

Explaining policy reform: Assessing the ideational dimension in migration policy making

SIMONS

Arno

BERLIN, Technische Universität

Ideas around Instruments. A Perspective on Transnational Design Networks

UBA

Katrin

UPPSALA Universitet

How ideas become the policy? The role of academic arguments in forming renewable energy policy in Sweden and Spain

Workshop 1: Personality and Voter Turnout Aina GALLEGO (BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de) André BLAIS (MONTREAL, Universite de) SURNAME

FORENAME

INSTITUTION

PAPER TITLE

CO-AUTHOR (*attending)

BLAIS

André

MONTREAL, Universite de

Political Attitudes, Personality, and the Propensity to Vote

Simon Labbé-Vincent*

DAWES

Christopher

CALIFORNIA – SAN DIEGO, University of

Control and Turnout

DOWLING

Conor M.

YALE University

The Effects of Personality on Self-Reported and Actual Political Participation

David Doherty, Alan S. Gerber*, Gregory A. Huber

DUMITRESCU

Delia

MONTREAL, Universite de

Personality and Strategic Vote Decisions in Value-Based Elections

André Blais*, Simon Labbé-Vincent*

GALLEGO

Aina

BARCELONA, POMPEU FABRA, Universitat

Personality traits and political activity in Spain: direct, indirect, and conditional effects

Daniel Oberski

JADOT

Anne

MONTPELLIER I, University of

Does optimism drive voters to the polls and pessimism deter them from voting?

KONSTANTINIDIS

Lannis

MACEDONIA, University of

Introducing Heterogeneity in Explanations of Youngest Voter Turnout: the interaction of personality with contextual factors

Kostas Vadratsikas

LOEWEN

Peter

BRITISH COLUMBIA, University of

Heightened Electoral Competition and 5HTT: A GxE Effect on Voter Turnout

Christopher Dawes*, Jaime Settle*

PANAGOPOULOS

Costas

YALE University

Personality and Voter Mobilization

Alan Gerber

REESKENS

Tim

LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit

Investigating the Moral Foundations of Trust: The Relation between Human Values and Generalized Trust across Europe

STEINBRECHER

Markus

MANNHEIM, Universität

Personality and the stability of political participation against the background of the 2009 German Federal election

Harald Schoen

TEPE

Markus

OLDENBURG, Carl von Ossietzky Universität

A bureaucratic mind? Personality traits and voting behavior among government employees in an international comparison

Bernhard Kittel*

Päivi Fadekoff, Sami Fredriksson, Mikko Mattila, Peter Söderlund*

WASS

Hanna

HELSINKI, University of

The effect of personality on electoral participation: results from the Finnish panel study of 1986–2009

WINTERS

Kristi

LONDON, University of, BIRKBECK COLLEGE

Agency, communion, the intention to vote and political attitudes

WISSE

Eva

TILBURG, Universiteit van

Leadership Personalities

ZEGLOVITS

Eva

VIENNA, University of

The interrelation of personality, political attitudes and political behaviour: Empirical findings

Martina Zandonella*

Gilberto Capano

Davide Nicolini

Programme 2010

Workshop 3: The Strategic Dimension of Social Policy Reforms

Workshop 4: Towards Strong Publics? Civil Society and the State in Latin America

Michael BAGGASEN KILTGAARD (ODENSE, University of Southern Denmark) Simon HEGELICH (MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität)

Barry CANNON (DUBLIN CITY University) Mo HUME (GLASGOW, University of)

SURNAME

FORENAME

INSTITUTION

PAPER TITLE

BANDELOW

Nils C.

BRAUNSCHWEIG, Technische Universität

DE RUITER

Rik

FRAUNE

CO-AUTHOR (*attending)

SURNAME

FORENAME

INSTITUTION

PAPER TITLE

How to Design Health Reform in a Semi-Sovereign State: Recent Experiences from Germany

ESPINDOLA

Roberto

BRADFORD, University of

Media and politics in Brazil and Chile: hegemony and convergence in newish democracies

TWENTE, Universiteit

Multi-lateral surveillance tools, international organizations and social policy reform in the United Kingdom and the Netherlands

HOGENBOOM

Barbara

AMSTERDAM, University of

The Return of the State in Latin America? Mineral Policies: But what about civil society?

Cornelia

MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität

The strategic dimension of social pacts: Germany and the Netherlands compared

HUNT

Sarah

LIMERICK, University of

Civil Society Participation in the Poverty Reduction Strategy processes in the Latin American HIPC 1999-2006

GALLEGUILLOS

Elizabeth

LAUSANNE, Université de

Decentralization and health care reforms in Switzerland and Spain

JARA REYES

René Eduardo

GRENOBLE, Université de

La revolucion pinguina: la emergencia de los foros hibridos en la democracia chilena

GIGER

Nathalie

MANNHEIM, Universität

The electoral consequences of social policy reforms. An empirical answer to the new politics literature

KIRBY

Peadar

LIMERICK, University of

Globalisation and state-civil society relations: Lessons from Latin America

HÜBSCHER

Evelyne

EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

The Constrained Left and its Adverse Impact on Losers of Globalization

LEUBOLT

Bernhard

KASSEL, University of

JÄKEL

Tim

FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität

In and out - The impact of labour market insiders on labour market reform strategies

From radical democratization to consensual governance: changing patterns of participation in Porto Alegre

METSARANTA

Kaarlo

HELSINKI, University of

KLITGAARD

Michael Baggesen

ODENSE, University of Southern Denmark

The Causal Mechanism of Disempowering Labor Unions

Challenging neoliberalism? Social movements in the new wave of Latin American regional integration – a comparison of ideas and positions

KORKUT

Umut

DUBLIN, University College

Eurozone Accession and Social Policy Reforms in Slovenia, Slovakia and Hungary

MUHR

Thomas

BRISTOL, University of

KUISMA

Mikko

Oxford Brookes University

Talking welfare – discursive smoke screens and welfare policy reform in the Nordic countries

Recuperating Democracy - Theorising Venezuela‘s transition from polyarchy to protagonistic revolutionary democracy

NILSSON

Martin

VÄXJÖ, University of

MARX

Paul

COLOGNE, University of

The Politics of Labor Market Reform in Continental Welfare States: How to Explain Change in German Labor Law since WWI?

The Left in Government – State, Civil Society and Deepening Democracy in Latin America

PARTHENAY

Kevin

FONDATION NATIONALE DES SCIENCES POLITIQUES

NIELSEN

Birgitta Gomez

COPENHAGEN, University of

Hidden Politics of Third-Sector Housing in Denmark

Civil society partiicpation in Central America and the Andean Region and quality of democracy: an institutional perspective

SANCHEZ

Francisco

SALAMANCA, Universidad de

La patria es de (casi) todos: Correa and the indigenous movement in Ecuador

PETRING

Alexander

BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für Sozialforschung (WZB)

Two ways towards retrenchment: blame avoidance and blame sharing

Almut

HAMBURG, German Institute of Global and Area Studies

Bolivia – Transitions to a participative and intercultural democracy?

POLAKOWSKI

Michal

MAASTRICHT Universiteit

Transformation of social policy in Central and Eastern Europe – an institutionalist perspective on old-age pension reform

SCHILLINGVACAFLOR SINGH

Jewellord Nem

SHEFFIELD, University of

STILLER

Sabina

NIJMEGEN, Radboud Universiteit

How politicians overcome reform blockades: a fuzzy-set/QCA analysis of European welfare state restructuring

Whatever happened to trade unionism? The Role and Limits of Labour Unions in Contemporary Copper Governance in Chile

STORTONE

Stefano

MILANO, Universita Cattolica del Sacro Cuore di

Participatory budgeting: heading towards a ‚civil‘ democracy

STUCHLÍK

Andrej

SPEYER, Deutsche Hochschule für Verwaltungswissenschaften

Bounded Rationality or Strategic Risk-Shifting? Old-Age Security Reform in Slovakia

WYLDE

Christopher

LEEDS, University of

VIS

Barbara

AMSTERDAM, University of

Playing the Blame Avoidance Game? Party Competition, Electoral Punishment and Welfare State Reform

Argentina, Kirchner, and neodesarrollismo: The impact of the 2001 financial crisis on Argentine Development 2003–2007

WENZELBURGER

Georg

FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität

Political Strategy as a Determinant of Budget Consolidations

ZEMMOUR

Michaël

PARIS I (PANTHÉONSORBONNE), Université de

The Strategic Use of Fiscal Policy in Bismarckian Countries: Developing Tax-funded Benefits to Weaken Unions

Asbjørn Sonne Nørgaard

CO-AUTHOR (*attending)

Dennis P. Petri

Andreas Novy

Nina Wiesehomeier

Programme 2010

Workshop 6: The Developing Role of the Councillor in a Comparative European Context: Attitudes, Assumptions and Perceptions towards Aspects of Local Democracy

Workshop 5: The Governance of Partnerships

Kristof STEYVERS (GHENT University) | Colin COPUS (DE MONTFORT University)

Taco BRANDSEN (NIJMEGEN, Radboud Universiteit) Matthias FREISE (MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität)

SURNAME

FORENAME

INSTITUTION

PAPER TITLE

ALIBEGOVIĆ

Dubravka

ZAGREB, The Institute of Economics

The gender gap among local representatives: a potential for local development?

BAYRAKTAR

Ulas

MERSIN, University, Turkey

Turkish provincial councillors in the post-reform period: Acquired rights and actual restraints

BERNARD

Josef

ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC

The Role of Councillors in Small Municipalities in the Czech Republic. Between Politicians, Development Workers and Informal Leaders

BUSSU

Sonia

Environmental partnerships on the EU level: purely environmental coalitions vs. ‘green alliances’

LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

What space for councillors? The role of councillors in Italy, between strong mayors and new venues of citizen participation

DRAGE

Jean

EU 2020: A European perspective on the (new) governance of partnerships

The Impact of Local Government Reform on the Role of the Councillor: The New Zealand Experience

Karen Johnston

MAASTRICHT, European Institute of Public Administration (EIPA)

CANTERBURY, University of, New Zealand

GETIMIS

Panagiotis

ATHENS, University of

Municipal councilors as interest mediators: Dilemmas and choices

Nikos Hlepas*

Thomas

MARBURG, Philipps-Universität

How to Assess the Legitimacy of PPP? Theories meet Data

HEINELT

Hubert

DARMSTADT, Technische Universität

Councilors as members of a representative body within the ‘three worlds of democratic action’

LEMBER

Veiko

TALLINN University

Partnerships and Innovation Policy: The Case of Public Procurement for Innovation

HOLM-PEDERSEN

Lene

Danish Institute of Governmental Research

MAFFEI

Mirella

Jean Monnet Free Mediterranean University

The evolution of public-private partnership governance systems, in the sphere of the new urban planning processes. The case of “Parma Social Housing”

The political power of local councilors – the importance of institutional positions, personal experience and institutional context

KARLSSON

Martin

ÖREBRO, University of

Interactivity in political representation. Normative implications and empirical findings

KERROUCHE

Eric

Interaction between State and Non-state Actors in Ethnic Policy in the Russian Federation: cross-regional comparison

BORDEAUX, Institut d‘Etudes Politiques de

Exploring the invisible frontier within local councils

DÜSSELDORF, Heinrich-Heine-Universität

KERSTING

Norbert

MARBURG, Philipps-Universität

Local Councillors and new participatory instruments. A European comparative study

DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE, University of

Cui Bono? A Critical Analysis of the development of the Irish National Quality Standards for Residential Care Settings for Older People in Ireland

SURNAME

FORENAME

INSTITUTION

PAPER TITLE

BRANDSEN

Taco

NIJMEGEN, Radboud Universiteit

The Significance of Partnerships

CHAN

Sander

AMSTERDAM , Vrije Universiteit

Partnership Governance Under Conditions of Excessive Statehood – The case of sustainable forestry governance in China

FREISE

Matthias

MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität

Co-producing Safety? Order Partnerships in German local governance arrangements

GREENHALGH

Winifred

SHEFFIELD, University of

Legitimacy and the Democratic Tendencies of Local Strategic Partnerships

GUDZ

Nataliya

INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES

KAEDING

Michael

KRUMM

MIKIROVA

O’DWYER

Karina

Ciara

CO-AUTHOR (*attending)

Karsten Mause

Francesco Manfredi

CO-AUTHOR (*attending)

Ulrik Kjaer

KLOK

Pieter-Jan

TWENTE, Universiteit

The institutionalisation of the councillor role

Bas Denters

KÜBLER

Daniel

ZURICH, University of

Comparing Local Politics in Europe in the 21st century. An empirical discussion of local government typologies

Panagiotis Getimis*, Nikos Hlepas*

SACK

Detlef

BIELEFELD, University of

Re-arranging partners – Changes of state, corporate, and civil society relations from three theoretical approaches

NAVARRO

Carmen

MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de

Carlos Alba

VAN MONTFORT

Cor J.

TILBURG, Universiteit van

Public value creation and good governance in cross over arrangements

Councilors in Executives. Distinctive perceptions of European councilors in executives towards local administration and administrative reforms

OLISLAGERS

Ellen

GHENT University

Johan Ackaert

VERSCHUERE

Bram

GHENT University

Directing without power, governing without strength? Cooperation between local government and the private sector

Do changing institutions matter? The role of the local councillors in Flanders after the local government reform

PANO

Ester

BARCELONA, Universitat de

Exploring The Roles Of Local Councillors In Spain: A Unique Legal Framework For A Wide Range Of Performance Options

Jaume Magre

Filip De Rynck

WENDEL

Thomas

COPENHAGEN, University of

The making of successful partnerships in health care

ZIMMER

Annette

MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität

Third Sector–Government Partnerships

PLÜSS

Larissa

ZURICH, University of

Urban Network Governance and the Role Perceptions of the European City Councillors

ZWAAN

Pieter

WAGENINGEN University and Research Center

Establishing new modes of governance in an EU setting

RAZIN

Eran

JERUSALEM, Hebrew University of

Attitudes of Local Councilors towards Local Governance Reforms – Cross-National and Intra-National Contextual Variations

RYSAVY

Dan

PALACKY University

Executives and councillors – power gap or different roles?

SCHAAP

Linze

TILBURG, Universiteit van

Trias Politica in Local Government, Separation of Powers in British, Dutch, German, and Italian Local Government

Francesca Gains, Alberto Gianoli, Norbert Kersting, Arthur Ringeling, Scott Gissendanner

SWEETING

David

BRISTOL, University of

Party politics and the councillor: Exploring tensions within local democracy

Colin Copus

VABO

Signy Irene

OSLO University College

New Public Management and democracy. Analyses of attitudes and behavior among councillors in European local governments

Jacob Aars

VERHELST

Tom

GHENT University

Local councillors in a hybrid democracy. A study of local democracy and its reforms in Belgium

Anna Hazan*

Programme 2010

Workshop 7: Network Governance and the Governance of Networks

Workshop 8: Gender Perspectives on Democratic Governance in the Multi-level EU Polity

Mario DIANI (TRENTO, Universita degli studi di) Dimitrios CHRISTOPOULOS (WEST OF ENGLAND, University of the)

Johanna KANTOLA (HELSINKI, University of) Yvonne GALLIGAN (BELFAST, QUEEN’S University of)

SURNAME

FORENAME

INSTITUTION

PAPER TITLE

BEYERS

Jan

ANTWERP, University of

BLANCO

Ismael

CAIANI

Manuela

CO-AUTHOR (*attending)

SURNAME

FORENAME

INSTITUTION

PAPER TITLE

Joining forces and the likelihood of policy access: A multi-level network analysis of interest representation

AHRENS

Petra

BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu

Mapping gender equality policy networks in the European Union

LEICESTER, de Montfort University

Network governance, community participation and urban regeneration. The cases of Madrid and Barcelona

AL-REBHOLZ

Anil

FRANKFURT, Goethe-Universität

FIRENZE, Universita‘ degli studi di

Right-Wing Extremist Groups and Online Networks: Construction of Identity, Source of Mobilization and Organization

Transnational Networks of Women’s NGOs and cooperation with Turkish State: Enhancement of Gender Democracy through Global Governance Structures in Turkey?

CISAR

Ondrej

MASARYK University

The Europeanization of Czech Women’s Groups

Katerina Vrablikova Karen Celis

Jiri Navratil*, Linda Parenti

CO-AUTHOR (*attending)

CISAR

Ondrej

MASARYK University

It’s Transactions, Stupid! Networks of Czech Social Movement Organizations Twenty Years after Communism

CORTIER

Eveline

GHENT University

(Gender) Equality policies in young and eager institutions: the move towards a multiple inequalities and intersectionality approach in decentralised states

DASSEN

Adrie

TWENTE, Universiteit

Policy goals, policy positions and the outcomes of dynamic policy networks

DOERR

Nicole

BERLIN, Freie Universität

FINK

Simon

BAMBERG, University of

(How) do regional interdependence networks evolve?

Multilevel Democracy Experiments in European Social Movements: Deliberative Politics and Culture in the European Public Sphere

FISCHER

Manuel

Geneva, University of

Explaining decision-making structures in Swiss politics: A combination of SNA and QCA

GRESCH

Nora

VIENNA, University of

“Gender-madness” in Austria? The implementation of the EU-directive on access to goods and services

Birgit Sauer

HIRSCHI

Christian

ZURICH, University of

Network Dynamics in the Politics of Climate Change

GUERRINA

Roberta

SURREY, University of

Gendering Participation: Intersectionality in current policy discourse

Rachel Brooks, Christiano Bee

INGOLD

Karin

ZURICH, University of

Governance networks in telecoms regulation: a multilevel comparison between Belgium and Switzerland

HOLLI

Anne

HELSINKI, University of

KOBUSCH

Alexander

TÜBINGEN, Eberhard Karls Universität

Expertise in crisis: Networking as governance mechanism in the

Towards a more democratic governance? Analysing transformations in Finnish policy-making processes from the gender perspective

KANTOLA

Johanna

HELSINKI, University of

KÜNKLER

Mirjam

PRINCETON University

Network Analysis in Protest and Repression Cycles in Reformist Iran 1997-2001

Gender perspectives on democratic governance in the multi-level EU polity

KRONSELL

Annica

LUNDS Universitet

MAGGETTI

Martino

LAUSANNE, Université de

Regulatory networks and policy diffusion

Gender balancing and gender mainstreaming in EU defense and security policy

MEDINA IBORRA

Iván

BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de

BIAs differentiation and the representation of business interests: a study on member circulation among business associations in Catalonia

LANG

Sabine

WASHINGTON, University of

The conditions for women’s advocacy in the European public sphere: theoretical considerations

MACRAE

Heather

YORK University

MOHRENBERG

Steffen

HAMBURG Universität

Explaining voter dealignment and declining membership in political parties using social

Eurosceptics: Why women are weary of European integration

MONTOYA

Celeste

PARAU

Cristina

OXFORD, University of

East Side Story: How Transnational Networks Contested EU Accession Conditionality

BOULDER, University of Colorado

EU Accession and Gender Violence Policies: The Local Consequences of Externally Directed Reform

PAPAGEORGIOU

Yota

CRETE, University of

Gender and Democracy in Greece

PAVAN

Elena

TRENTO, Universita degli studi di

Semantic and social Networks on internet governance. Inquiring the cognitive side of global governance processes

ROLANDSENAGUSTIN

Lise

AALBORG Universitet

Expert knowledge and public hearings in the Committee on Women’s Rights and Gender Equality of the European Parliament

PELLON

Gaelle

LOUVAIN, Université catholique de

Comparing the impact of third-parties collective conflict management methods

TOPOLINJAK

Simona

LJUBLJANA, University of

Implementation of EU gender equality soft law in Slovenia

PLEHWE

Dieter

BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für Sozialforschung (WZB)

Promising results, opportunities and snags of historical social network analysis: Lessons from tracking and tracing elite networks behind global accounting rules and neoliberal hegemony

ROZBICKA

Patrycja

EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Assessing the Usefulness of Software Analysis Versus Qualitative Methods in European Union Policy-Making

SCHNEIDER

Volker

KONSTANZ, Universität

Two-Mode Networks in Energy Efficiency Policy: Patterns of Policy Instruments and StakeholderParticipation

VANCOPPENOLLE

Diederik

GHENT University

Social network analysis in the field of politico-administrative role theory: exploring new approaches in studying policy-making networks at the egocentric level

VON GÜRTZ

Regina

SPEYER, German Institute for Research in Public Administration

Governance of Research Networks

WESTERWINTER

Oliver

EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Networking Peace?

Emmannuelle Mathieu

Joaquim Molins*

Yvonne Galligan*

Programme 2010

Workshop 9: Cross-Border Migrant Organizations – Rethinking National Integration Policy

WORKSHOP 10: Ethno-linguistic Mobilisation and Regional Languages in Europe

Zeynep SEZGIN (BOCHUM, Ruhr-Universität) Dirk HALM (MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität)

Alistair COLE (CARDIFF, University of) Jean-Baptiste HARGUINDEGUY (MADRID, Centro de Estudios Politicos y Constitucionales (CEPC))

SURNAME

FORENAME

INSTITUTION

PAPER TITLE

BASCERI

Esin Yilmaz

BILKENT University

BIERNATH

Martha

CHEN

CO-AUTHOR (*attending)

SURNAME

FORENAME

INSTITUTION

PAPER TITLE

Transnationalism: could it be the key to solve the integration dilemma of Turkish immigrants in Germany

CARLIN

Patrick

ABERYSTWYTH, University of

Doing as they are told? Subregional Language Policies in the Basque Country, Catalonia and Wales

WARSAW, Centre of Migration Research, Warsaw University

Migrant Organisations in Poland. What we know and what we do not know about them?

COLLER

Xavier

PABLO de OLAVIDE, Universidad

Collective identities and failed nationalism. The case of Valencia in Spain.

Yu Wen

KONSTANZ, Universität

A Case Study of the Uyghur Organizations in Germany and How They Influence German Policies towards China

DEMBINSKA

Magdalena

MONTREAL, Universite de

Getting Our Language Recognized: East-European Minorities Acting on a Multi-Level Arena.

BIELEFELD, University of

Disentangling migrant transnationationalism

BARCELONA, POMPEU FABRA, Universitat

Electoral participation and national integration in Catalonia and the region of Madrid.

Jaume Lopez

Margit

FERNÁNDEZ I MARÍN

Xavier

FAUSER FERON

Elise

KENT, University of

The political mobilization of transnational communities. Acting here, having an impact there?

HARGUINDEGUY

JeanBaptiste

Ethno-linguistic mobilisations and linguistic policy. Does the Republic care about regional languages?

Alistair Cole

KAKUCS

Noemi

BUDAPEST, Central European University

“It is better ‘here-home’ than ‘there-home’” – Integration of Migrants in Hungary

MADRID, Centro de Estudios Politicos y Constitucionales (CEPC)

LEWIS

Huw

ABERYSTWYTH University

Liberalism, Language Revival and Employment.

KLEKOWSKI VON KOPPENFELS

Amanda

KENT, University of

Political Transnationalism in a New Light?

MARACZ

Laszlo

AMSTERDAM, University of

Ethno-linguistic Mobilisations in Central and East European States with Hungarian Minorities.

NELL

Liza M.

LEIDEN, Universiteit

Brussels Calling. Supranational Political Opportunities and the Cross-Border

MILEY

Jeff

CAMBRIDGE, University of

Top-Down Language Mobilization – Language Rights and The Making of Language Policies in Catalonia.

NOWOSIELSKI

Michal

POZNAN, Institute for Western Affairs

The trap of transnationalism – Polish organizations in Germany

MOORMANNKIMAOVA

Barbora

BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu

Bargaining over Language Rights.

PRIES

Ludger

BOCHUM, Ruhr-Universität

The Missing Link of Transnational Migrant Organisations

PASQUIER

Romain

RENNES I, lnstitut d‘Etudes Politiques de

Ethno-linguistic Mobilisation, identity and regional languages in France. A comparison Alsace/Brittany.

ROSENOW

Kerstin

BOCHUM, Ruhr-Universität

An analysis of the Turkish-Islamic Union of the Presidency for Religious Affairs e.V. (DITIB)

STRIJBIS

Oliver

ST. GALLEN, Universität

SALLOUM

Cynthia

PARIS, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales

Lebanese Diaspora in France: Transnational Migrant Organizations for a national Diaspora

Globalization and the Change of Party Systems in Ethnically Divided Polities: Evidence from the Basque Country.

ZAMFIRA

Andreea

BUCHAREST, University of

Mapping the voting behaviours and political identities of ethno-linguistic communities in a two-sided Europe.

Dora Dezso*

SARDINHA

Jaoa

ALBERTA, University of

Immigrant Associations as Political and Institutional Partners in Portugal: Empowering or Empowered?

SEZGIN

Zeynep

BOCHUM, Ruhr-Universität

National Context Factors and Border-Crossing Activities of Migrant Organizations – The German Case

Dirk Halm*

THRÄNHARDT

Dietrich

MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität

Catholic Transnationalism in Germany and Its Effects: Integration, Group Formation or Clientelization

Jenni Winterhagen

VAN HOUTE

Marieke

NIJMEGEN, Radboud Universiteit

Migrants as civil society actors in the country of origin: How do host country opportunity structures affect migrant civil society actors from the Great Lakes region?

CO-AUTHOR (*attending)

Enric Martinez-Herrera

Programme 2010

WORKSHOP 11: The Europeanization of National Political Parties

WORKSHOP 12: National Minorities and New Nationalizing States in the 20th and 21st centuries. A Comparative Study on Minorities Worldwide

Tapio RAUNIO (TAMPERE, University of) Robert LADRECH (KEELE, University of)

Nenad STOJANOVIC (ZURICH, University of) Antoine ROGER (BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudes Politiques de)

SURNAME

FORENAME

INSTITUTION

PAPER TITLE

CO-AUTHOR (*attending)

BAUDNER

Joerg

BOGAZICI UNIVERSITY

BERGBAUER

Stefanie

MAINZ, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität

BURSENS

Peter

ANTWERP, University of

The Europeanization of Belgian Political Parties

Patrick Dumont, Steven Van Hecke

CHRISTIANSEN

Flemming Juul

AARHUS Universitet

‘Europeanization’ and Coalition Government in Minority Parliamentary Systems

Rasmus Brun Pedersen

GARCHA LUPATO

Fabio

MADRID, Universidad Complutense de

On, Off or Stand By? The EU, its policies and domestic political competition in Italy and Spain (1983–2006)

GUINAUDEAU

Isabelle

BORDEAUX, Institut d‘Etudes Politiques de

Europeanization of party competition in France, Germany and the UK. Empirical evidence since 1986

Simon Persico*

GYMEZ-REINO

Marga

MADRID, Nacional de Educacion a Distancia, Universidad (UNED)

The New Radical Right and the determinants of the politicization of European integration

Ivan Llamazares*

IONASCU

Alexandra

BRUXELLES, Université Libre de

Europeanization of the national political parties as an indirect effect: The instrumental value of the European reference in the Romanian case

SURNAME

FORENAME

INSTITUTION

PAPER TITLE

The Europeanisation of the Turkish AKP

BERNAUER

Julien

KONSTANZ, Universität

Political parties and the mobilisation of collective identities in European integration

The Strategic Electoral Behaviour of Ethnic Minorities in Eastern Europe

CHMIELEWSKA

Katarina

HAMBURG, German Institute of Global and Area Studies

Malaysianization, Indonesianization and foreigners: national minorities in two multiethnic states of Southeast Asia

DANERO

Julien

BRUXELLES, Université Libre de

Against the Moldovan Nation-State. Communists‘ and Opposition‘s Discourses after the 2009 „Revolution“

GALYAN

Artak

BUDAPEST, Central European University

Democratic Institutions in Action: Empirical Study of Minority Representation Institutions in Divided Societies (Belgium, Canada, Macedonia, Northern Ireland, South Africa, Spain and Switzerland)

KUDRYASHOVA

Irina

Moscow State/MGIMO

Abkhazia and South Ossetia: Minority Groups in Nation-building

MELESHKINA

Elena

Moscow State/MGIMO

Nationalizing strategies of state-building in PostSoviet countries of Eastern Europe

MEMISOGLU

Fulya

NOTTINGHAM, University of

The legacy of nation-state building process: minority politics in Greece and Turkey

SALNYKOVA

Nastia

BUDAPEST, Central European University

Dilemmas of Nation-State Building in the Context of Minoritized Majority: the Case of Ukraine

JOHN

Stefanie

BOCHUM, Ruhr-Universität

Europeanized Political Parties from Top to Bottom? Positioning on European Policy Proposal of German Parties

SZÖCSIK

Edina

ZURICH, University of

LEFKOFRIDI

Zoe

VIENNA, University of

Changing Policy, not Structure: Greek Office-seekers Facing Voters & European Partners

Where dissident Hungarian minority leaders look for success: Building bridges in Slovakia, or demarcating a Hungarian motherland in Romania?

VASILEVICH

Hanna

MAGONE

José

Berlin School of Economics and Law (BSEL)

Europeanization Of Small Parties in the EU Multilevel Governance System: A Comparative Study of the Portuguese Communist Party And The German Die Linke

INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Majority as minority: a comparative case of authochtonous Slavs in Lithuania and Hungarians in Slovakia after the WWII

WEINBLUM

Sharon

BRUXELLES, Université Libre de

Securing the nation state or securitizing the national minority. The limits of the Palestinian minority‘s political inclusion in the Israeli state.

WYDRA

Doris

SALZBURG, Universität

Inventing the Ukrainian Nation: national vs. ethnic identity constructions.

ZUBER

Christina

COLOGNE, University of

Beyond Outbidding? Ethnic Party Competition in Serbia

MOLENAAR

Fransje

LEIDEN, Universiteit

The Europeanization of Party Regulation

MÜHLBÖCK

Monika

INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES

Any interest in shaping Europe? The influence of national political parties on voting behavior of ministers and MEPs in bicameral EU decision-making

Ingrid Van Biezen

MÜLLER

Wolfgang

VIENNA, University of

“How Europe” Affects Party Cohesion and Competitiveness: The Cognitive Maps of Party Elites in Eurosceptic Austria

Marcelo Jenny, Nikolaus Eder

REZSÖHAZY

Ilona

LOUVAIN, Université catholique de

The Europeanization of Party Organizations: an Attempt towards a Systematic Comparative Analysis across ‘Greater Europe’

Benoit Rihoux

SATA

Robert

BUDAPEST, Central European University

Does Europe Matter? Europeanization of Political Parties

SIGALAS

Emmanuel

Austrian Academy of Sciences

The Level of Coordination between National and European Parties: Evidence from the 2009 European Parliament Election Campaign(s)

TIMUŞ

Natalia

MAASTRICHT, Universiteit

‘Europeanization’ outside the EU borders: European influence on Party Regulations in East European Neighborhood

WENDLER

Frank

FRANKFURT, Goethe-Universität

The Inverted U and its Limits: Explaining deviations from the standard pattern of party positions towards Europe

WHITAKER

Richard

LEICESTER, University of

Managing the European Issue: the British Conservatives and UK Independence Party

Monika Morre, Johannes Pollak

Philip Lynch, Gemma Loomes

CO-AUTHOR (*attending)

Daniel Bochsler

Programme 2010

WORKSHOP 13: The Dilemma of Political Sophistication and Political Equality

WORKSHOP 14: Electoral Change in the 21st Century: De-alignment or Re-alignment?

Martin ELFF (ESSEX, University of)

Sylvia KRITZINGER (VIENNA, University of) Wouter VAN DER BRUG (AMSTERDAM, University of)

SURNAME

FORENAME

INSTITUTION

PAPER TITLE

AUDEMARD

Julien

MONTPELLIER I, University of

Social Interactions and social contexts: A new vision of democratic space and political sophistication through individual networks.

BAKKER

Judith

TWENTE, Universiteit

The question of political equality in neighborhoodoriented forms of participation

Mirjan Oude Vrielink

BIRCH

Sarah

ESSEX, University of

The impact of knowledge and sophistication on ethical reasoning about politics

Nicholas Allen

EDER

Christina

MANNHEIM, GESIS

Direct democracy on the subnational level: Can the popular initiative bring the people back in?

FERRIN

Monica

EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Definitions of democracy: knowledge, sophistication and trust in democratic institutions

FONT

Joan

CONSEJO SUPERIOR DE INVESTIGACIONES CIENTНFICAS (CSIC)

Institutional participation: a vehicle or an obstacle for political equality?

FRAILE

Marta

CONSEJO SUPERIOR DE INVESTIGACIONES CIENTНFICAS (CSIC)

Widening or reducing the knowledge gap? Testing the media effects on political knowledge in Spain (2004-2006)

HAFSTEINSDOTTIR

Elin

STOCKHOLM University

Provoking Art and Protesting Publics: Art debates that challenge our conceptions of political understanding

JOHANN

David

VIENNA, University of

Translating issue preferences into vote choice: the impact of political sophistication

KOTZIAN

Peter

DARMSTADT, Technische Universität

Political Capital, Social Capital and Democratic Performance

MAKSZIN

Kristin

BUDAPEST, Central European University

Education and participatory inequalities in real existing democracies

MILNER

Henry

MONTREAL, Universite de

Political Knowledge and the New Media

OSER

Jennifer

JERUSALEM, Hebrew University of

A Vicious or Virtuous Circle? Aligning Ontology and Methodology in the Study of Participatory Inequality

OSKARSON

Maria

GÖTEBORGS Universitet

Political alienation and social risk

PATSIAS

Caroline

École de politique appliquée – Université de Sherbrooke

The Dilemma of Political Sophistication and Political Equality: Institutional Reforms for Participatory Governance

PERSSON

Mikael

GÖTEBORGS Universitet

How Inequality Affects Political Engagement

POPESCU

Marina

ESSEX, University of

The Influence of Democratic Institutions on the Level, Inequality and Electoral Impact of Political Knowledge across New Democracies

CO-AUTHOR (*attending)

SURNAME

FORENAME

INSTITUTION

PAPER TITLE

CO-AUTHOR (*attending)

ANDERSON

Christopher J.

CORNELL University

Partisan legitimacy: parties, partisanship and support for the political system

Aida Paskeviciute

BEST

Robin

LEIDEN, Universiteit

Do Voters Have a Choice? Major Party Positioning in an Era of De-alignment

BITTNER

Amanda

NEWFOUNDLAND, Memorial University of

Institutional Incentives: Understanding the Effects of Party Leaders in Elections

CZESNIK

Mikolaj

Polish Academy of Sciences

Voting is a habit – evidence from new democracies

DE SIO

Lorenzo

EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Political Issues and Party Competition

DINAS

Elias

EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

How politics finally beat history: the evolution of the “anti-right” cleavage in the Greek political culture

ELCHARDUS

Mark

BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit

Vulnerability and the relationship between old and new alignments

Bram Spruyt

FEDERERSHTAYER

Hila

LEIDEN, Universiteit

Generational and Period Affect in a Period of Partisan Dealignment

Huib Pellikaan

FRANKLIN

Mark

EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Supply-Side Change, Demand-Side Change, and Generational Replacement: The Case of Italy, 1968–2008

Joost Van Spanje

HANSEN

Kasper M.

COPENHAGEN, University of

Mobilization the vote

Yosef Bhatti

KATSANIDOU

Alexia

EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Valence considerations as ideological de-alignment: The generation gap

KONZELMANN

Laura

MANNHEIM, Universität

Is germany going bananas? Life Cycle vs. Cohort Effects on Electoral Choice in the Course of Time

LACHAT

Romain

ZURICH, University of

The structural basis of integration-demarcation cleavage

LISI

Marco

LISBOA, Universidade de, Instituto de Ciencias Sociais

Partisanship and patterns of dealignment in comparative perspective: lessons from Southern Europe

PALOHEIMO

Heikki

TAMPERE, University of

Changing cleavage structures in the finnish political system

PAWLAK

Ewelina

BREMEN, Universität

Electoral Change in the enlarging Multilevel European Polity (1999–2009)

ROSEMA

Martin

TWENTE, Universiteit

Dynamic normal vote analysis: A modified method for explaining electoral change

SALSINI

Sara

BOLOGNA, Universita di

The West and East European Voter: Different Patterns of Party Choice?

Kris Deschouwer

Carsten Q. Schneider

Paul Leduc Browne

Sebastian Popa

Marta Zerkowska-Balas

Manuela Kulick

Ulrike Liebert

SOHL

Sofia

ÖREBRO, University of

How political efficacy relates to political equality

SEGATTI

Paolo

MILANO, Universitá degli studi di

Voting in Context: A Conceptual Map

TATJANA

Rudi

MANNHEIM, GESIS

Political Equality of voting correctly

STUBAGER

Rune

AARHUS Universitet

VIDAL

Godofredo

Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana (Azcapotzalco) Mexico

Beyond Discretionary Political Equality. Democracy and Social Justice

The Education Cleavage: The Socio-Structural Foundation of the Electoral Conflict over AuthoritarianLibertarian Values

THIJSSEN

Peter

ANTWERP, University of

Is issue-voting for young people?

WAGNER

Markus

VIENNA, University of

The voting behaviour of young voters: de-alignment or re-alignment? Evidence from Austria

Sylvia Kritzinger*

WALCZAK

Agnieszka

AMSTERDAM, University of

Values, Ideology and Party Choice in Europe

Wouter van der Brug*

WEITH

Paul

BUDAPEST, Central European University

Does More Knowledge Lead Citizens to Discover their True Political Preferences?

Gabor Toka

Hermann Schmitt

Programme 2010

WORKSHOP 15: Category-Making and Public Policy

WORKSHOP 16: New Global Finance and the Politics of the World Economic Crisis

MOTTIER, Véronique (CAMBRIDGE, University of and LAUSANNE, Université de) VAN DER HAAR, Marleen (AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit)

Oliver KESSLER (BIELEFELD, University of) Timothy SINCLAIR (WARWICK, University of)

SURNAME

FORENAME

INSTITUTION

PAPER TITLE

BAELE

Stéphane

LOUVAIN, Université catholique de

BERG-SØRENSEN

Anders

BOONMANBERSON

CO-AUTHOR (*attending)

SURNAME

FORENAME

INSTITUTION

PAPER TITLE

Political categories: a Wittgensteinan approach

ALICAN

Cenk

MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-MaximiliansUniversität

The Growth of Islamic Banking in Western Europe and the Impacts of the Financial Crisis on the sector

COPENHAGEN, University of

Cynicism, Civil Disobedience and the Rule of Law: Reflections on Political-Ethical Categories of Asylum Policy

CHAO

Yuan-Juhn

BOCHUM, Ruhr-Universität

Competing Global Financial Governance Institutions: The Case of Hedge Funds Regulation

DAHL

Mathilda

VISBY, Gotland University

Big banks in small states

Susan

WAGENINGEN University and Research Center

Invasiveness: the construction of a category and its impact for biodiversity governance

DRAHOKOUPIL

Jan

MANNHEIM, Universität

BUFFAT

Aurélien

LAUSANNE, Université de

Categorizing at the street-level: the case of Swiss unemployment policy‘s implementation

Global Financial Crisis and its Impacts in Eastern Europe, Russia, and the CIS: Crisis of and crisis in the varieties of dependent capitalism

DUNLOP

Claire

EXETER, University of

(Re)defining responsibility in agriculture: comparing categorizations of badgers, farmers and the state in England and Ireland

FUCHS

Doris

MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität

Bridging Methods – Analysing the Discursive Construction and Interpretation of Political Responses to the Financial Crisis

FEINDT

Peter

CARDIFF University

Being categorized as nature – “essentially biological processes”, “common heritage of mankind” and the politics of intellectual property regimes

GOLDBACH

Roman

University of Goettingen

Regulation of Financial Derivatives and its Efficacy in Global Perspective

GRAF

Antonia

MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität

Bridging Methods – Analysing the Discursive Construction and Interpretation of Political Responses to the Financial Crisis

HONEGGER

Manuela

LAUSANNE, Université de

The methodological challenge of analysing whiteness

ILYIN

Mikhail

Moscow State/MGIMO

Category-making of state identity bids in Post-Soviet and Post-Yugoslav spaces.

GRASL

Maximilian

HEIDELBERG, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität

New Forms of Government for Global Finance? The International Financial Reporting Standards

KALEBENYAMONGO

Chipiliro

BIRMINGHAM, University of

An industrious or idle poor: Elite policy choices and classification of the poor in Malawi

KESSLER

Oliver

MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität

Risk and Financial Stability

MARTHN COPPOLA

Eva

MADRID, Universidad Complutense de

The construction of ethnic categories in school: the influence of an NGO through the implementation of intercultural programmes

KONOE

Sara

EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

International Finance and Policy Cooperation: Before and After the 2007–2009 Financial Crisis

MÜGGE

Daniel

AMSTERDAM, University of

MEIER

Petra

ANTWERP, University of

Category making in public policies as a case for symbolic representation?

Derivatives in Global Financed ‘Excessive Exuberances’

PERRY

James

MOTTIER

Véronique

CAMBRIDGE, University of

Policy-Making and Identity Construction: Sexuality and the State

COPENHAGEN BUSINESS SCHOOL

Mark-to-Market Accounting in the Financial Crisis: A Cleavage within Banking Capital

RYAN

Robert

Luicy

BREMEN, Universität

The citizens, the voters, the Lusophones and the rest: denizen enfranchisement in Portugal and how come Portuguese legislators agree that we are all equal but some are always more equal than others

DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE, University of

Banking in Distress

PEDROZA

SENNHOLZ

Barbara

LONDON, University College

Hedge Fund Regulation in the UK

THOMPSON

Grahame

OPEN UNIVERSITY, The

The Global Regulatory Consequences of an Irrational Crisis: Examining ‘Animal Spirits’ and ‘Excessive Exuberances’

YOUNG

Brigitte

MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität

The Discursive Framing of the Financial Crisis in Germany and France

VERLOO

Mieke

NIJMEGEN, Radboud Universiteit

Categories within categories: analysis the Russian Doll effect in gender equality policies in Europe

WHITE

Jonathan

LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The

Left and Right: The Politics of Political Mapping

YANOW

Dvora

AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit

Troubled taxonomies in Netherlands ethnic identity discourse: Types of women, continents of birth, and race

Marleen van der Haar*

CO-AUTHOR (*attending)

Duncan Wigan

Programme 2010

WORKSHOP 17: Disassembling Populism (and Putting It Back Together Again): Collaborative Empirical Research on Interactions among Populism’s Attributes

WORKSHOP 18: Contested Policies: European Socio-Economic Governance and the Global Economic Crisis

Kevin DEEGAN-KRAUSE (MICHIGAN, University of) Ann-Cathrine JUNGAR (SODERTORNS Hogskola (University College))

Uwe PUETTER (BUDAPEST, Central European University) Dermot HODSON (LONDON, University of, BIRKBECK COLLEGE)

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FORENAME

INSTITUTION

PAPER TITLE

CO-AUTHOR (*attending)

SURNAME

FORENAME

INSTITUTION

PAPER TITLE

BERGLUND

Sten

ÖREBRO, University of

From Flawed to Embedded Democracy in 20 Years? Mainstream and Populist Parties in Eastern Europe

Kjetil Duvold

BOHLE

Dorothee

EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

All Roads Lead to Crisis? The global financial crisis and Capitalist Diversity in East Central Europe

BOCHSLER

Daniel

BUDAPEST, Central European University

‘New populism’, or explaining post-ideological party competition in new European democracies

HODSON

Dermot

LONDON, University of, BIRKBECK COLLEGE

EU Fiscal Policy and the Global Financial Crisis

BEGENHOLM

Andreas

GÖTEBORGS Universitet

Populist campaigning? Corruption allegations in electoral campaigns in Europe 1983–2007

HORN

Laura

AMSTERDAM, University of

CARRERAS

Miguel

PITTSBURGH, University of

The Rise of Outsiders in Latin America

Labour and the Locusts – Emerging Contestation of Corporate Governance Regulation at the European level

CHOLOVA

Blagovesta

BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit

Bulgarian populism: a recent phenomenon?

KAASCH

Alexandra

BREMEN, Universität

The Welfare State as Crisis Manager?: Comparing Swedish and Australian Social Policy Responses

CHRISTMANN

Anna

BERN, Universität

Mobilising the Afraid Masses: How right populist parties use direct democratic institutions in conflicts on Muslim Buildings in Switzerland and Germany

KUDRNA

Zdenek

INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES

Cross-border resolution of failed banks in the EU: search for the second-best policies

ENYEDI

Zsolt

BUDAPEST, Central European University

Nationalism and Populism: Ideological Configurations and Strategic Choices

LINDSTROM

Nicole

YORK University

Varieties of post-socialist capitalisms and the politics of crisis

HAWKINS

Kirk

Brigham Young University

Populist Attitudes and their Correlates among Citizens: Survey Evidence from the Americas

MITCHELL

Christophe

GENEVA, University of

Saving The Market From Itself: Bailouts, Nationalizations, and the Politics of Financial Intervention

HIDALGO

Manuel

CARLOS III de Madrid, Universidad

Hugo Chavez’s Venezuela: Radical populism versus Democracy

MOSCHELLA

Manuela

TRENTO, Universita degli studi di

From the Neoliberal to the Regulated Model of Capitalism

JOHANNSEN

Lars

AARHUS Universitet

The use of ‘Corruption’ in the highest office: a comparative study on how Baltic presidents respond to the challenge of corruption.

PUETTER

Uwe

BUDAPEST, Central European University

Shifting the center of political gravity – the role of the European Council and the Council in coordinating EU responses to the crisis

JUPSKES

Anders

OSLO, Universitetet I

The Varieties of Populism: A Typological Approach

QUAGLIA

Lucia

SUSSEX, University of

Is the EU a rule-maker or a rule-taker in global financial services governance?

KIM

Yougmi

BUDAPEST, Central European University

Conceptualising ‘digital populism‘: E-governance and socio-political activism in East Asia

VERDUN

Amy

VICTORIA, University of

EU member states and the financial crisis

LUCARDIE

Paul

GRONINGEN, Rijksuniversiteit

Purported Populist Parties in the Netherlands (1945–2010)

MUDDE

Cas

ANTWERP, University of

Unbounded Populism: A Cross-Regional Comparison

MUSTILLO

Tom

INDIANA University

Modeling New Party Performance: A Conceptual and Methodological Approach for Volatile Party Systems in Latin America and Postcommunist Europe

NOROCEL

Cristian

HELSINKI, University of

Obsessions of Romanian Purity: Masculinity Metaphors in Romanian Radical Right Populism 2000-2009

PAPPAS

Takis

MACEDONIA, University of

Populist leadership: Logic, method, outcomes

PAUWELS

Teun

BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit

Measuring populism

STANLEY

Ben

ESSEX, University of

Populism and its programmatic correlates in the Polish party ‘system‘: a comprehensive classification

TODOSIJEVIC

Bojan

TWENTE, Universiteit

Populism in the Netherlands: Changing attributes and shifting allegiances

VOSSEN

Koen

LEIDEN, Universiteit

Measuring populism in the Netherlands

WINDER

George

INNSBRUCK, University of

Populism as political marketing technique?

Bénédicte Williams

Karin Hilmer Pedersen

CO-AUTHOR (*attending)

Peter Starke

Programme 2010

WORKSHOP 19: The Interrelationship between Institutional Performance and Political Support in Europe: Discussing Causes and Consequences

WORKSHOP 20: Populists and Public Office

Sonja ZMERLI (FRANKFURT, Goethe-Universität) Marc HOOGHE (LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit)

Duncan McDONNELL (TORINO, Università degli Studi di) Daniele ALBERTAZZI (BIRMINGHAM, University of)

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FORENAME

INSTITUTION

PAPER TITLE

C0-AUTHOR (*attending)

BRAUN

Daniela

MANNHEIM, Universität

Political confidence in new democracies in Europe. Examining individual-level and contextual-level sources

FACELLO

Chiara

MICHIGAN, University of (Ann Arbor)

Persistence and change in the Italian politics of dissatisfaction: a comparative perspective

GHERGHINA

Sergiu

LEIDEN, Universiteit

Does government performance matter? Support for incumbents in six post-communist countries

GRÖNLUND

Kimmo

ABO AKADEMI

Social trust and confidence in public institutions

Maija Setälä

HOOGHE

Marc

LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit

Political Trust, Political Efficacy and Participation. A Comparative Analysis of the Relation between Political Trust and Different Forms of Political Participation

Sophie Mariën*

KUMLIN

Staffan

GÖTEBORGS Universitet

Recessions, retrenchment, or inequality? Political mistrust in West European Welfare States, 1976–2001

MALANG

Thomas

KONSTANZ, Universität

National institutional performance in uncertainty reduction and its effects on the attitudes towards European integration

MARIËN

Sofie

LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit

The effect of electoral systems on political trust. An investigation of the effect of electoral rules on winners‘ and losers‘ attitudes toward the political system

SURNAME

FORENAME

INSTITUTION

PAPER TITLE

CO-AUTHOR (*attending)

ALBERTAZZI

Daniele

BIRMINGHAM, University of

Two‘s company? The PDL and the Lega Nord in Government in Italy

Duncan McDonnell

BOTTOM

Karin

BIRMINGHAM, University of

The BNP in local government. Just how different are they?

HARTLEB

Florian

CHEMNITZ, University of

After Jörg Haider’s Death: The Role of Personal Charisma in Austrian and European Radical RightWing Populism

HEINISCH

Reinhard

SALZBURG, Universität

Success and Failure – Contrasting Examples of Austrian Populists in Office

IVALDI

Gilles

FONDATION NATIONALE DES SCIENCES POLITIQUES

Down South, up North: party strategy and performances of the Extreme Right in municipal office in France

JACOBS

Kristof

NIJMEGEN, Radboud Universiteit

So do they empower the people? Populism, electoral reform and direct democracy in Austria, Belgium, and the Netherlands

MASSETTI

Emanuele

SUSSEX, University of

Plaid Cymru – The Party of Wales: The On-going Transition of a Regionalist Populist Party from Party of Opposition to Party of Government

MAZZOLENI

Oscar

LAUSANNE, Université de

The Swiss People‘s Party between opposition and government

MERET

Susi

AALBORG Universitet

A party life course approach to the comparative analysis of the Danish People‘s Party, the Northern League and the Austrian Freedom Party

Fabrizio Di Mascio

MUCOZ MENDOZA

Jordi

BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de

Institutional trust and multilevel government in the EU: congruence or compensation?

Mariano Torcal

MUSELLA

Fortunato

NAPOLI FEDERICO II, Universita di

Presidential populism at work: Government and Parliament under Berlusconi

NEWTON

Kenneth

SOUTHAMPTON, University of

Three Forms of Trust and Three Models of their Association: Relations Between Particular Social Trust, General Social Trust and Political Trust

Sonja Zmerli*

OTJES

Simon

LEIDEN, Universiteit

The Fortuyn Effect Revisited: How the entry of the List Pim Fortuyn affected the Dutch party system

PARASKEVOPOULOS

Christos

MACEDONIA, University of

Accounting for low trust in institutions in Greece: institutional performance, social capital and EU public policy

PALONEN

Emilia

HELSINKI, University of

Fringe and mainstream populism(s) and the transformation of party systems

RUTH

COLOGNE, University of

Populist Party Adaptation in Latin America

PELLEGATA

Alessandro

Saskia Pauline

RYSER

Mirjam

BERN, Universität

The Effects of Populist Rhetoric

SMILOV

Daniel

BUDAPEST, Central European University

Populism in Central Europe

VOERMAN

Gerrit

GRONINGEN, Rijksuniversiteit

Dutch Populists in Parliament and Public Office

WYSOCKA

Olga

EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Populism: The Polish Case

ZASLOVE

Andrej

NIJMEGEN, Radboud Universiteit

Between Structure and Agency: Explaining the success and the failure of populist parties in government

MILANO, Universitá degli studi di

Consequences of democracy as factors of its consolidation. Exploring how the effects of democracy in constraining corruption can influence citizens‘ support for political institutions

ROßTEUTSCHER

Sigrid

FRANKFURT, Goethe-Universität

Economy, political trust and the well-being of nations

SCHERER

Margarete

FRANKFURT, Goethe-Universität

National religious context and trust towards the European Parliament

SCHLIPPHAK

Bernd

SALZBURG, Universität

The influence of EU membership on the development of political support in CEE countries

SHU

Min

WASEDA University

Voting against Europe: Institutional images and policy uncertainties in EU

STADELMANNSTEFFEN

Isabelle

KONSTANZ, Universität

Satisfied with what? Direct democracy and individual satisfaction in Switzerland

Adrian Vatter

STRÖMBLAD

Per

STOCKHOLM, Institute for Future Studies

Exploring political trust among immigrants in Scandinavia

Per Adman

USLANER

Eric

MARYLAND, University of

Corruption, the inequality trap, and confidence in government

VAN DER MEER

Tom

THE NETHERLANDS INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH – SCP

Asymmetrical polarization: a mixed-methods study into the origins of political trust

Christian Zettl

Programme 2010

WORKSHOP 21: The Dynamics of Morality Politics and Policy across Space and Time

WORKSHOP 22: Inter-Parliamentary Relations in Europe

Frederic VARONE (GENÈVE, Université de) Isabelle ENGELI (EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE)

Ben CRUM (AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit) John-Erik FOSSUM (ARENA, OSLO, Universitetet I)

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FORENAME

INSTITUTION

PAPER TITLE

CO-AUTHOR (*attending)

SURNAME

FORENAME

INSTITUTION

PAPER TITLE

ALBAEK

Erik

ODENSE, University of Southern Denmark

More Moral’ Legislation? The questionable wisdom of allowing members of parliament to cast free votes of conscience.

BECKERS

Tilo

DÜSSELDORF, Heinrich-Heine-Universität

Self-determination and the moral order of society: euthanasia and living will as end-of-life issues

BREEMAN

Gerard

WAGENINGEN University and Research Center

Agenda-setting in morality policies in the Netherlands

CHAQUES

Laura

BARCELONA, Universitat de

Regulating Morality Issues in Spain

ENGELI

Isabelle

EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Governing Biotechnology

Frederic Varone

ENGELI

Isabelle

EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

The Two Worlds of Morality Politics

Christoffer Green-Pedersen

GINER

Clotilde

WARWICK, University of

“A detention centre is no place for a child!”: Emergence of child detention and removal as a morality issue in France and Britain

HILDEBRANDT

Achim

STUTTGART, Universität

Why didn‘t they legalize it? Determinants of Legal Prohibitions on Sexual Activities Between Adults of the Same Sex

MICKELSSON

Rauli

TAMPERE, University of

Issues of Conscience in Finnish Politics

BUZOGANY

Aron

SPEYER, Deutsche Hochschule für Verwaltungswissenschaften

Learning from the best in the field. The role of interparliamentary policy learning in designing parliamentary scrutiny procedures of the new member states

Eva Jaspers

COOPER

Ian

OSLO, Universitetet I

A Virtual Third Chamber for the European Union? National Parliaments Under the Treaty of Lisbon

Arco Timmermans

CRUM

Ben

AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit

Reconstructing Parliamentary Sovereignty in Multilevel Polities: The EU Services Directive

FIELD

Bonnie

Bentley University (Waltham, Mass.)

Government Performance in Multilevel States: Do sub-national parliamentary dynamics affect non-statewide parties’ support for minority governments in the national parliament?

FOSSUM

John Erik

OSLO, Universitetet I

Reflections on the European Multilevel Parliamentary Field

IFF

Andrea

Swiss Peace Foundation

How weak are parliaments in horizontal governance really?

IONASCU

Alexandra

BUCHAREST, University of

The Romanian National Parliament: A limited internationalisation? A study of the Parliamentary Friendship Groups’ Activity

KNUTELSKA

Viera

PRAGUE, Charles University

Cooperation of national parliaments in the European decision-making process

PENNINGS

Paul

AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit

Exploring Morality Politics Across Space and Time: Does the ‘Saliency Theory’ (still) hold?

KRAFT-KASACK

Christiane

BERLIN, Hertie School of Governance

The observation of rule of law standards by EU counter-terrorism policies: what national parliaments achieve during implementation

ROTHMAYR

Christine

MONTREAL, Universite de

Courts and Morality Policy in Canada: explaining differences in legal mobilisation and court impact

SLUITER

Roderick

NIJMEGEN, Radboud Universiteit

Liberal abortion laws and Diffusion: Explaining the Geographical Spread of Liberalized Abortion Laws in Europe, 1961–2005’

LORD

Chris

OSLO, Universitetet I

The intrinsic value of representation

MAHBOULI

Sami

MONTPELLIER I, University of

The role of the administrators of the French Senate within the inter-parliamentary relations: teaching practices to the members of Parliaments?

STUDLAR

Donley T.

MORGANTOWN, West Virginia University

A Paradigm Change in Morality Policy?

PETERS

Dirk

FRANKFURT, Peace Research Institute

Wolfgang Wagner

Sinners in the Laboratory. Morality Issues from the Politics of Sin to Biomedical Regulation

Parliamentary control in European Security and Defense Policy. A Plea for Inter-parliamentary co-operation

THORUP LARSEN

Lars

AARHUS Universitet

POLLAK

Johannes

Austrian Academy of Sciences

National parliaments in European affairs: Conversion problems - from potential to actual power

Peter Slominski

ROMMETVEDT

Hilmar

STAVANGER, International Research Institute of

The parliamentary dimension of the WTO

SHEMER KUNZ

Yoav

STRASBOURG, Institut d‘Etudes politiques de

The European Parliament and the French Greens: an alternative to the national level

Markku Oksanen

Audrey L’Esperance*

CO-AUTHOR (*attending)

Erik Miklin

Fritz Sager

Programme 2010

WORKSHOP 23: Expecting the unpredictable? The Strategic Governance of Long-term Risks

WORKSHOP 24: Justice, Durability and Peacebuilding

Achim LANG (KONSTANZ, Universität) Martin POTŮČEK (PRAGUE, Charles University)

Oliver RICHMOND (ST. ANDREWS, University of) Karin AGGESTAM (LUNDS Universitet)

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FORENAME

INSTITUTION

PAPER TITLE

DRHOVÁ

Zuzana

PRAGUE, Municipality

The Czech Sustainable Development Strategy – An Instrument of Strategic Governance?

FLEISCHER

Julia

POTSDAM, Universität

Organising the Unpredictable: How European Governments Cope With Climate Risks

FRIC

Pavol

INSTITUTE OF POLITICAL SCIENCES

Strategic Government and Public Leadership

FRIEDRICHS

Jцrg

OXFORD, University of

In the long run we are all dead. Confronting the transitory nature of industrial society.

GOLDTHAU

Andreas

BUDAPEST, Central European University

Energy Security as a public good. Governing risk in global oil and gas.

LONDON, King’s College

National Patterns of Risk regulation in the Health Sector in England and Japan: events, public discourses and responsive government

KODATE

Nao

CO-AUTHOR (*attending)

Thurid Hustedt

SURNAME

FORENAME

INSTITUTION

PAPER TITLE

AGGESTAM

Karin

LUNDS Universitet

Negotiating Memory, Justice, Security

BAR-SIMAN-TOV

Yaacov

JERUSALEM, Hebrew University of

Linking Peace to Justicey

BJÖRKDAHL

Annika

LUNDS Universitet

Deliberating Peace

HYDE-PRICE

Adrian

BATH, University of

Security, Peace and Justice

KHASHMAN

Zeliha

NICOSIA, University of

Reconciliation via Everyday Rituals: A New Element of Peacebuilding in Cyprus, Bosnia, and the Middle East

LEKHA SRIRAM

Chandra

LONDON, University of, East

A just and durable peace? Peacebuilding and transitional justice

LJUBOJEVIC

Ana

IMT (Institutions Markets Technologies)

Quo vadis, Bosnia? Future prospective of democracy consolidation in Bosnia and Herzegovina

KOLLIARAKIS

Georgios

FRANKFURT, Goethe-Universität

Path Dependency, peripheral Vision, and the Framing of Risk

MARTIN-ORTEGA

Olga

LONDON, University of, East

Transitional Justice in the Quest for a Just and Durable Peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina

KRIEGER

Kristian

LONDON, King’s College

Rational Adaptation to increasing flood risk? Institutional barriers to and drivers of risk-based flood management in Germany and Britain

MOMANI

Hasan

Jordan Institute for Diplomacy

EU:s regional peacebuilding strategies in the Middle East

RICHMOND

Oliver

ST. ANDREWS, University of

LANG

Achim

KONSTANZ, Universität

Coping with long-term health risks: Evidence from Europe and Germany

From Peacebuilding as Resistance to Peacebuilding as Liberation

SERRANO

Inmaculada

MIČKA

Pavel

Agora Central Europe

From an Expert Approach to a Community Approach in Strategic Planning

MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de

Bringing actors and conflict into forced migration literature. A proposed model of the decision to return

VAN WILLIGEN

Nils

LEIDEN, Universiteit

POTŮČEK

Martin

INSTITUTE OF POLITICAL SCIENCES

The holistic approach to the formation of national visions and strategies: the Czech experience.

Peacebuilding under international administration: creating durable political institutions?

WALLENSTEEN

Peter

UPPSALA Universitet

Peace agreements and durable peace

SCHNEIDER

Volker

KONSTANZ, Universität

The capacity of political systems to perceive and cope with slow-moving and long-term policy problems: A meta-theoretical overview and some conceptual considerations.

WEIFFEN

Britta

KONSTANZ, Universität

The internationalization of transitional justice: Does it benefit peace processes?

WILÉN

Nina

BRUXELLES, Université Libre de

Political (Il) legitimacy in States with Peace-Keeping Missions? The Cases of Liberia and Burundi

WOLLF

Janna

BREMEN, Universität

No democratisation without reconciliation. Viable approaches of the European Union in ‘post-violence’ societies

ÖSTERDAHL

Inger

UPPSALA Universitet

Just peace and international law

CO-AUTHOR (*attending)

Olga Martin-Ortega, Johanna Herman

Sarah Ann Renniick

Erik Melander

Programme 2010

WORKSHOP 25: Between Facts and Norms? International Legalization Research and International Political Theory

WORKSHOP 26: Comparing Autocracies: Theoretical Issues and Empirical Analyses of Input/Output Dimensions

Christoph HUMRICH (BREMEN, Universität) Oliver EBERL (DARMSTADT, Technische Universität)

Patrick KOELLNER (HAMBURG, German Institute of Global and Area Studies, GIGA) Steffen KAILITZ (DRESDEN, Hannah Arendt Institute for research on Totalitarianism)

SURNAME

FORENAME

INSTITUTION

PAPER TITLE

ADELMAN

Howard

YORK University

BRANDI

Clara

FLOHR

SURNAME

FORENAME

INSTITUTION

PAPER TITLE

Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law: Distortions in Understanding Just War Norms

ESCRIBÀ-FOLCH

Abel

BARCELONA, POMPEU FABRA, Universitat

Authoritarian Responses to Foreign Pressure: Spending, Repression, and Sanctions

EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

The WTO, International Trade Law and Justice beyond Borders

FRANKENBERGER

Rolf

TÜBINGEN, Eberhard Karls Universität

Anne

DARMSTADT, Technische Universität

Har, Soft or Fluffy? The Impact of Self-Regulation on International Legalization in the Financial Sector

Killing two Birds with One Stone? Towards a Framework for Assessing Structures and Processes in Autocracies

Moscow State/MGIMO

GAFFNEY

Eliza

The Global Compact: Corporate Citizenship and Global Distributive Justice

GAMAN-GOLUTVINA

Oxana

WARWICK, University of

New Autocracies in Post Soviet Central Asia States in Comparative Perspective

GANDHI

Jennifer

EMORY University

GAUS

Daniel

OSLO, Universitetet I

A post-national Union? The Concept of the State in the EU‘s Legitimacy Discourse

Opposition Coordination in Legislative Elections under Authoritarianism

GEOFFRAY

Marie Laure

PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE), Université de

Cuban Politics From Below: Daily Negotiations Between Contentious Voices and Communist Authorities

GERSCHEWSKI

Johannes

BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu

Two Paths to Stability? Towards an Explanation of the Durability of Autocratic Regimes in East Asia

GLASIUS

Marlies

AMSTERDAM, University of

Theories of Authoritarianism, Democracy and Civil Society Reassessed in the Light of Authoritarian Persistence Under Circumstances of Globalisation

GOEBEL

Christian

LUNDS Universitet

Building State Power in Authoritarian Regimes. A Comparison of China, Burma and Indonesia

GRIMM

Sonja

KONSTANZ, Universität

Institutionalizing Hybrid Regimes in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Kosovo. The Authoritarian Impact of External Oversight on the Transition to Democratic Rule

KAILITZ

Steffen

GREIFSWALD, Ernst-MoritzArndt Universität

Varieties of Autocracies

KÖHLER

Kevin

EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

Patterns of Authoritarian Institutions: Elections and Parliaments in the Middle East and North Africa

MICHALIK

Susanne

MANNHEIM, Universität

Digging One’s Own Grave? The Survival of Competitive Authoritarian Regimes

MONEO

Antonio

MADRID, Nacional de Educacion a Distancia, Universidad (UNED)

The Institutional Sources of Political Instability and Post-Electoral Revolutions in Semi-Authoritarian Regimes: Serbia, Georgia, Ukraine and Kyrgyzstan

ROBINSON

Neil

LIMERICK, University of

The Limits of Authoritarian Developmentalism: Patrimonial Capitalism in the Post-Soviet Sphere

SCHEDLER

Andreas

Centro de Investigaciyn y Docencia Econymicas, A.C. (CIDE)

Explaining the Demise of Electoral Authoritarian Regimes

SCHMIDT

Manfred

HEIDELBERG, Ruprecht-KarlsUniversität

The Socialist Work and Welfare State – The Case of the German Democratic Republic

SKAANING

Svend-Erik

AARHUS Universitet

Autocracy: Necessary and Sufficient Conditions?

SVOLIK

Milan

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Contracting on Violence: Authoritarian Repression and Military Intervention in Politics

VLADISAVLJEVIC

Nebojsa

BELGRADE, University of

Competitive Authoritarianism and Mass Mobilization: Evidence from Serbia under Milosevic

GEIS

Anna

FRANKFURT, Goethe-Universität

The “Concert of Democracies“: Why some States are more Equal than Others

GLASIUS

Marlies

AMSTERDAM, University of

Legalization of International Criminal Justice and Civil Society Actors

JAHN

Beate

SUSSEX, University of

Liberal International Law and Dilemmas of Democracy Promotion

LIEBERT

Ulrike

BREMEN, Universität

Citizenship in a Union of States: Political Legitimacy and Legal Integration

LISTE

Philip

HAMBURG Universität

Counter-hegemonic Scripts in the Discourse of ICJ Advisory Proceedings

MEISTERHANS

Nadja

HANNOVER Universität

Human Rights Stories: Narratives of Emancipation and the Progressive Development of International Law

PAL

Maia

SUSSEX, University of

The Separation of International Relations from International Law: A Critical Marxist Approach

POLETTI

Arlo

ANTWERP, University of

Cooperation in the Shadow of the Law: WTO Judicialization and the Legalization of International Trade

SCHWELLNUS

Guido

ZURICH, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology

Minority Protection as a “Hard Case” for Legalization: Law’s Integrity and the Development of International Minority Protection Regimes

SUTCH

Peter

CARDIFF University

“The Dictates of Humanity and of the Public Conscience”: International Law as a Vehicle for Global Justice

TRIF

Dana Silvina

BERLIN, Hertie School of Governance

Individual Criminal Responsibility: Legalization and Social Validity of an Emergent Norm

CO-AUTHOR (*attending)

Tatjana Evas

Dirk De Bievre

Workshop 27: cancelled

CO-AUTHOR (*attending)

Ora John Reuter

David Kuehn, Philip Völkel

Holger Albrecht

Ruben Ruiz Ramas

Joergen Moeller

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WORKSHOP 28: New Directions in Political Socialization Research Simone ABENDSCHÖN (FRANKFURT, Goethe-Universität) Patricia PESQUERA MENENDEZ (OXFORD, Nuffield College) SURNAME

FORENAME

INSTITUTION

PAPER TITLE

ABENDSCHÖN

Simone

FRANKFURT, Goethe-Universität

The socialization of politically relevant value orientations in young childhood

BLANCE

Alexandre

AIX-EN-PROVENCE, Université de

Emergence of EU in upper secondary education

CHOE

Yonhyok

SÖDERTÖRNS HÖGSKOLA (University College)

Theorizing Political Socialization Process in Different Life-cycles in Sweden: Test of different methods for theory-building

CLAES

Ellen

LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit

The current state of political socialization research: evidence from a panel study

DAHL

Viktor

ÖREBRO, University of

The Bias of Political Socialization Research

ERIKSSON

Katharina

UMEÅ Universitet

Does the Address Matter? A Study of Neighbourhood Effects on Voting Behaviour in a Swedish City.

FOURNIER

Bernard

LIÈGE, University of

Some Considerations on Political Reasoning Among Young French speaking Belgians: Who Are Ready to Vote at 16?

GALAIS

Carolina

BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de

An integrated political socialization model. Childhood and adult processes that lead to politically engaged citizens.

HIERRO

Maria José

MADRID, Instituto Juan March de Estudios e Investigaciones

The role of socialization agents for national identification and party identification

HOGWOOD

Patricia

WESTMINSTER, University of

Political learning and consumer behaviour in postGDR society

LINEK

Lukaš

ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC

Cohort Analysis of Communist Party Voters in the Czech Republic between 1990–2009

MARTHNEZHERRERA

Enric

MADRID, Universidad Autónoma de

Shaping Attitudes towards Migration in Western Europe. A Contextual Political Socialization Model

MÜLLER

Judith

AMSTERDAM, University of

One man‘s junk is another man‘s news: Conditional effects of media usage in political socialization

PAUL

Ruxandra

HARVARD University

Political remittances in an enlarged european union. Exploring the Transnational Political Socialization of the Wandering EUropean

PESQUERA MENENDEZ

Patricia

OXFORD, University of

The diminishing effects of parental political socialization during the lifecycle

POMORSKA

Karolina

MAASTRICHT Universiteit

Socialisation in the Council Secretariat General of the European Union

SCHWARZER

Steve

SORA - Institute for Social Research and Analysis

Civic education between learning and experience – the interrelation of knowledge, experience, and political socialization

THISTED DINESEN

Peter

AARHUS Universitet

The socialization of trust among young immigrants in a high trust society

TUORTO

Dario

BOLOGNA, Universita di

Parents and children in the political socialization: what has changed in Italy 35 years after

VOLLMAR

Meike

MANNHEIM, Universität

The Development of Children‘s Political Knowledge: Comparative Relevance of Family and School Resources

CO-AUTHOR (*attending)

Ellen Quintelier

Claes De Vreese

Ana E. Juncos

Piergiorgio Corbetta

Programme 2010

. . Executive Committee . and Central Services ECPR Executive Committee Chair: Luciano Bardi*

University of Pisa

ECPR Central Services: Mary Arrieta

Financial Coordinator

Sarah Goodman

Summer School Manager

Louise Soper

Conference & Membership Coordinator

Jeremaine Johnson

Internet & IT Manager

Mark Kench

ECPR Press Manager

Rebecca Gethen

Publications and Publicity Manager

Collette Shepherd*

Office Manager

Marcia Taylor*

Administrative Assistant – publications, website

Emma Tilstone

Office Assistant

Mrs Sandra Thompson*

Sessions Coordinator & Finance Manager

Vice Chair: Vello Pettai*

University of Tartu

Other Committee members:

. . Münster Organizing . Committee

Klaus Armingeon

University of Bern

Eileen Connolly*

Dublin City University

Danica Fink-Hafner*

University of Ljubljana

André Kaiser*

University of Cologne

William Maloney*

Newcastle University

Niilo Kauppi*

Institut d‘etudes politiques de Strasbourg

Simona Piattoni*

University of Trento

Annette Zimmer

Jonas Tallberg

Stockholm University

Cathryn Backhaus

Jacob Torfing*

Roskilde University

Matthias Freise

Manuel Sanchez De Dios*

Univesisas Complutense de Madrid

Wolfgang Heuer

Academic Director: Martin Bull*

University of Salford

Administrative Director: Clare Dekker*

Central Services, University of Essex

Other Attendees Maria Bucalo, EPS Jean Blondel Daniele Caramani, 2011 Joint Sessions in St Gallen, Coordinator Hans Daalder Drude Dahlerup Hans-Dieter Klingemann Daniel Mügge

* attending

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. . Editors and Publishers Editors attending Münster Joint Sessions: Dirk Berg-Schlosser, OUP Series Jacqui Briggs, EPS Martin Bull, EPS Dario Castiglione, ECPR Book Series Luis de Souza, EPS Robert Elgie, Routledge Series Peter Kennealy, EPS Bernhard Kittel, ECPR Research Methods Series (Palgrave) Jonathon Moses, EPS Guy Peters, EPSR Thomas Poguntke, Routledge Series Claudio Radaelli, EJPR

Publishers: Ashgate Publishing

Natalja Mortensen

Cambridge University Press

Patrick McCartan

ECPR Press

Marcia Taylor

Edwin Mellen Press

Iona Williams

Oxford University Press

Jane Hamilton/Lizzie Suffling

Nomos

Meike Brönneke

Palgrave Macmillan

Guy Edwards

Routledge/Taylor & Francis

Jo Woodcock/Hannah Shakespeare/

Craig Fowlie/Andrew Humphrys

VS-Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften

Frank Schindler

Wiley-Blackwell

Joanne Diamond

* attending

Programme 2010

. .. List of Participants . . in Alphabetical Order LASTNAME

FIRSTNAME

ABENDSCHÖN

Simone

ADELMAN

Workshop ID

LASTNAME

FIRSTNAME

Workshop ID

BLANCO

Ismael

Howard

BOCHSLER

Daniel

AGGESTAM

Karin

BOHLE

Dorothee

AHRENS

Petra

BOONMAN-BERSON

Susan

ALBAEK

Erik

BORRAS

susana

ALBERTAZZI

Daniele

BOTTOM

Karin

ALIBEGOVIĆ

Dubravka

BRANDI

Clara

ALICAN

Cenk

BRANDSEN

Taco

AL-REBHOLZ

Anil

BRAUN

Daniela

ANDERSON

Christopher J.

BRAUN

Dietmar

AUDEMARD

Julien

BREEMAN

Gerard

BAELE

Stéphane

BUFFAT

Aurélien

BÅGENHOLM

Andreas

BURSENS

Peter

BAGGASEN KILTGAARD

Michael

BUSSU

Sonia

BAKKER

Judith

BUZOGANY

Aron

BANDELOW

Nils C.

CAIANI

Manuela

BAR-SIMAN-TOV

Yaacov

CANNON

Barry

BASCERI

Esin Yilmaz

CAPANO

Giliberto

BAUDNER

Joerg

CARLIN

Patrick

BAYRAKTAR

Ulas

CARRERAS

Miguel

BECKERS

Tilo

CHAN

Sander

BEHRENS

Maria

CHAO

Yuan-Juhn

BERGBAUER

Stefanie

CHAQUES

Laura

BERGLUND

Sten

CHEN

Yu Wen

BERG-SØRENSEN

Anders

CHMIELEWSKA

Katarina

BERNARD

Josef

CHOE

Yonhyok

BERNAUER

Julien

CHOLOVA

Blagovesta

BEST

Robin

CHRISTIANSEN

Flemming Juul

BEYERS

Jan

CHRISTMANN

Anna

BIERNATH

Martha

CHRISTOPOULOS

Dimitrios

BIRCH

Sarah

CISAR

Ondrej

BITTNER

Amanda

CISAR

Ondrej

BJÖRKDAHL

Annika

CLAES

Ellen

BLAIS

André

CLAIRE

DUNLOP

BLANCE

Alexandre

COLE

Alistair

LASTNAME

FIRSTNAME

COLLER

Xavier

COOPER

Ian

COPUS CORTIER

Workshop ID

LASTNAME

FIRSTNAME

Workshop ID

FLOHR

Anne

FONT

Joan

Colin

FOSSUM

John-Erik

Eveline

FOURNIER

Bernard

CRUM

Ben

FRAILE

Marta

CZESNIK

Mikolaj

FRANKENBERGER

Rolf

DAHL

Mathilda

FRANKLIN

Mark

DAHL

Viktor

FRAUNE

Cornelia

DANERO

Julien

FREISE

Matthias

DASSEN

Adrie

FRIC

Pavol

DAWES

Christopher

FRIEDRICHS

Jörg

DE RUITER

Rik

GALAIS

Carolina

DE SIO

Lorenzo

GALLEGO

Aina

DEEGAN-KRAUSE

Kevin

GALLEGUILLOS

Elizabeth

DEMBINSKA

Magdalena

GALLIGAN

Yvonne

DEZSO

Dora

GALYAN

Artak

DIANI

Mario

GAMAN-GOLUTVINA

Oxana

DINAS

Elias

GANDHI

Jennifer

DOERR

Nicole

GARCÍA LUPATO

Fabio

DOWLING

Conor M.

GAUS

Daniel

DRAGE

Jean

GEIS

Anna

DRAHOKOUPIL

Jan

GEOFFRAY

Marie Laure

DRHOVÁ

Zuzana

GERSCHEWSKI

Johannes

DUMITRESCU

Delia

GETIMIS

Panagiotis

DUNLOP

Claire

GHERGHINA

Sergiu

EBERL

Oliver

GIGER

Nathalie

EDER

Christina

GINER

Clotilde

ELCHARDUS

Mark

GLASIUS

Marlies

ELFF

Martin

GLASIUS

Marlies

ENGELI

Isabelle

GOEBEL

Christian

ENYEDI

Zsolt

GOLDBACH

Roman

ERDNIC

Mujde

GOLDTHAU

Andreas

ERIKSSON

Katharina

GÓMEZ-REINO

Marga

ESCRIBÀ-FOLCH

Abel

GRAF

Antonia

ESPÍNDOLA

Roberto

GRASL

Maximilian

FACELLO

Chiara

GREENHALGH

Winifred

FAUSER

Margit

GRESCH

Nora

FEDERER-SHTAYER

Hila

GRIMES

Marcia

FEINDT

Peter

GRIMM

Sonja

FERNÁNDEZ I MARÍN

Xavier

GRÖNLUND

Kimmo

FERON

Elise

GUDZ

Nataliya

FERRIN

Monica

GUERRINA

Roberta

FIELD

Bonnie

GUINAUDEAU

Isabelle

FINK

Simon

GUSTAFSSON

Line Renate

FISCHER

Manuel

HAFSTEINSDOTTIR

Elin

FLEISCHER

Julia

HALM

Dirk

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LASTNAME

Programme 2010

FIRSTNAME

Workshop ID

LASTNAME

FIRSTNAME

Workshop ID

LASTNAME

FIRSTNAME

Workshop ID

LASTNAME

FIRSTNAME

Workshop ID

HANSEN

Kasper M.

KAEDING

Michael

LEIFELD

Philip

MIKIROVA

Karina

HARGUINDEGUY

Jean-Baptiste

KAILITZ

Steffen

LEKHA SRIRAM

Chandra

MILEY

Jeff

HARTLEB

Florian

KAKUCS

Noemi

LEMBER

Veiko

MILNER

Henry

HAWKINS

Kirk

KALEBE-NYAMONGO

Chipiliro

L‘ESPERANCE

Audrey

MITCHELL

Christophe

HAZAN

Anna

KANTOLA

Johanna

LEUBOLT

Bernhard

MOHRENBERG

Steffen

HEGELICH

Simon

KARLSSON

Martin

LEWIS

Huw

MOLENAAR

Fransje

HEIDBREDER

Eva

KATSANIDOU

Alexia

LIEBERT

Ulrike

MOLINS

Joaquim

HEINELT

Hubert

KERROUCHE

Eric

LINDSTROM

Nicole

MÖLLER

Judith

HEINISCH

Reinhard

KERSTING

Norbert

LINEK

Lukáš

MOMANI

Hasan

HIDALGO

Manuel

KESSLER

Oliver

LIPPI

Andrea

MONEO

Antonio

HIERRO

María José

KHASHMAN

Zeliha

LISI

Marco

MONTOYA

Celeste

HILDEBRANDT

Achim

KHMELNITSKAYA

Marina

LISTE

Philip

MOORMANN-KIMÁKOVÁ

Barbora

HIRSCHI

Christian

KIM

Yougmi

LJUBOJEVIC

Ana

MOSCHELLA

Manuela

HLEPAS

Nikos

KIRBY

Peadar

LLAMAZARES

Iván

MOTTIER

Véronique

HODSON

Dermot

KITTEL

Bernhard

LOEWEN

Peter

MUDDE

Cas

HOGENBOOM

Barbara

KLEKOWSKI VON KOPPENFELS

Amanda

LORD

Chris

MÜGGE

Daniel

HOGWOOD

Patricia

KLITGAARD

Michael Baggesen

LUCARDIE

Paul

MÜHLBÖCK

Monika

HOLLI

Anne

KLOK

Pieter-Jan

MACRAE

Heather

MUHR

Thomas

HOLM-PEDERSEN

Lene

KNUTELSKA

Viera

MAFFEI

Mirella

MÜLLER

Wolfgang

HONEGGER

Manuela

KOBUSCH

Alexander

MAGGETTI

Martino

MUÑOZ MENDOZA

Jordi

HOOGHE

Marc

KODATE

Nao

MAGONE

José

MUSELLA

Fortunato

HORN

Laura

KOELLNER

Patrick

MAHBOULI

Sami

MUSTILLO

Tom

HOWLETT

Michael

KÖHLER

Kevin

MAKSZIN

Kristin

NAVARRO

Carmen

HÜBSCHER

Evelyne

KOLLIARAKIS

Georgios

MALANG

Thomas

NAVRATIL

Jiri

HUME

KONOE

Sara

MARÁCZ

László

NELL

Liza M.

HUMRICH

Christoph

KONSTANTINIDIS

Iannis

MARIËN

Sofie

NEWTON

Kenneth

HUNT

Sarah

KONZELMANN

Laura

MARTÍN COPPOLA

Eva

NIELSEN

Birgitta Gomez

HYDE-PRICE

Adrian

KORKUT

Umut

MARTÍNEZ-HERRERA

Enric

NILSSON

Martin

IFF

Andrea

KOTZIAN

Peter

MARTIN-ORTEGA

Olga

NOROCEL

Cristian

ILYIN

Mikhail

KRAFT-KASACK

Christiane

MARX

Paul

NOWOSIELSKI

Michal

INGOLD

Karin

KRIEGER

Kristian

MASSETTI

Emanuele

O’DWYER

Ciara

IONASCU

Alexandra

KRITZINGER

Sylvia

MATHIEU

Emmannuelle

OLISLAGERS

Ellen

IONASCU

Alexandra

KRONSELL

Annica

MATTHIAS

Freise

OSER

Jennifer

IVALDI

Gilles

KRUMM

Thomas

MAZZOLENI

Oscar

OSKARSON

Maria

JACOBS

Kristof

KÜBLER

Daniel

MCDONNELL

Duncan

ÖSTERDAHL

Inger

JADOT

Anne

KUDRNA

Zdenek

MEDINA IBORRA

Iván

OTJES

Simon

JAHN

Beate

KUDRYASHOVA

Irina

MEIER

Petra

PAL

Maia

JÄKEL

Tim

KUISMA

Mikko

MEISTERHANS

Nadja

PALOHEIMO

Heikki

JARA REYES

René Eduardo

KUMLIN

Staffan

MELESHKINA

Elena

PALONEN

Emilia

JEAN-BAPTISTE

Harguindéguy

KÜNKLER

Mirjam

MEMISOGLU

Fulya

PANAGOPOULOS

Costas

JOHANN

David

LABBÉ-ST-VINCENT

Simon

MENG-HSUAN

CHOU

PANO

Ester

JOHANNSEN

Lars

LACHAT

Romain

MERET

Susi

PAPAGEORGIOU

Yota

JOHN

Stefanie

LADRECH

Robert

METSARANTA

Kaarlo

PAPPAS

Takis

JUNGAR

Ann-Cathrine

LANG

Achim

MICHALIK

Susanne

PARASKEVOPOULOS

Christos

JUPSKÅS

Anders

LANG

Sabine

MIČKA

Pavel

PARAU

Cristina

KAASCH

Alexandra

LEFKOFRIDI

Zoe

MICKELSSON

Rauli

PARTHENAY

Kevin

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LASTNAME

Programme 2010

FIRSTNAME

Workshop ID

LASTNAME

FIRSTNAME

Workshop ID

LASTNAME

FIRSTNAME

Workshop ID

LASTNAME

FIRSTNAME

Workshop ID

PASQUIER

Romain

RYSAVY

Dan

STRÖMBLAD

Per

WASS

Hanna

PATSIAS

Caroline

RYSER

Mirjam

STUBAGER

Rune

WEIFFEN

Britta

PAUL

Ruxandra

SACK

Detlef

STUCHLÍK

Andrej

WEINBLUM

Sharon

PAUWELS

Teun

SALLOUM

Cynthia

STUDLAR

Donley T.

WEITH

Paul

PAVAN

Elena

SALNYKOVA

Nastia

SUTCH

Peter

WENDEL

Thomas

PAWLAK

Ewelina

SALSINI

Sara

SVOLIK

Milan

WENDLER

Frank

PEDROZA

Luicy

SANCHEZ

Francisco

SWEETING

David

WENZELBURGER

Georg

PELLEGATA

Alessandro

SARDINHA

Jaoa

SZÖCSIK

Edina

WESTERWINTER

Oliver

PELLON

Gaëlle

SATA

Robert

TATJANA

Rudi

WHITAKER

Richard

PENNINGS

Paul

SATREN

Harald

TEPE

Markus

WHITE

Jonathan

PERRY

James

SCHAAP

Linze

THIJSSEN

Peter

WILÉN

Nina

PERSICO

Simon

SCHEDLER

Andreas

THISTED DINESEN

Peter

WINDER

George

PERSSON

Mikael

SCHERER

Margarete

THOMPSON

Grahame

WINTERS

Kristi

PESQUERA MENENDEZ

Patricia

SCHILLING-VACAFLOR

Almut

THORUP LARSEN

Lars

WISSE

Eva

PESQUERA MENÉNDEZ

Patricia

SCHLIPPHAK

Bernd

THRÄNHARDT

Dietrich

WOLLF

Janna

PETERS

Dirk

SCHMIDT

Manfred

TIMUŞ

Natalia

WYDRA

Doris

PETRING

Alexander

SCHNEIDER

Volker

TODOSIJEVIC

Bojan

WYLDE

Christopher

PLEHWE

Dieter

SCHNEIDER

Volker

TOPOLINJAK

Simona

WYSOCKA

Olga

PLÜSS

Larissa

SCHOLZ

Antonia

TRIF

Dana Silvina

YANOW

Dvora

POLAKOWSKI

Michal

SCHWARZER

Steve

TUORTO

Dario

YOUNG

Brigitte

POLETTI

Arlo

SCHWELLNUS

Guido

UBA

Katrin

ZAMFIRA

Andreea

POLLAK

Johannes

SEGATTI

Paolo

USLANER

Eric

ZANDONELLA

Martina

POMORSKA

Karolina

SENNHOLZ

Barbara

VABO

Signy Irene

ZASLOVE

Andrej

POPESCU

Marina

SERRANO

Inmaculada

VAN DER BRUG

Wouter

ZEGLOVITS

Eva

POTŮČEK

Martin

SETTLE

Jaime

VAN DER HAAR

Marleen

ZEMMOUR

Michaël

PRIES

Ludger

SEZGIN

Zeynep

VAN DER MEER

Tom

ZIMMER

Annette

PUETTER

Uwe

SHEMER KUNZ

Yoav

VAN HOUTE

Marieke

ZMERLI

Sonja

QUAGLIA

Lucia

SHU

Min

VAN MONTFORT

Cor J.

ZUBER

Christina

RAUNIO

Tapio

SIGALAS

Emmanuel

VAN WILLIGEN

Nils

ZWAAN

Pieter

RAYNER

Jeremy

SIMONS

Arno

VANCOPPENOLLE

Diederik

RAZIN

Eran

SINCLAIR

Timothy

VARONE

Frederic

REAL-DATO

José

SINGH

Jewellord Nem

VASILEVICH

Hanna

REESKENS

Tim

SKAANING

Svend-Erik

VERDUN

Amy

REZSÖHAZY

Ilona

SLUITER

Roderick

VERHELST

Tom

RICHMOND

Oliver

SMILOV

Daniel

VERLOO

Mieke

ROBINSON

Neil

SÖDERLUND

Peter

VERSCHUERE

Bram

ROGER

Antoine

SOHL

Sofia

VIDAL

Godofredo

ROLANDSEN-AGUSTIN

Lise

SOMMER HARRITS

Gitte

VIS

Barbara

ROMMETVEDT

Hilmar

STADELMANN-STEFFEN

Isabelle

VLADISAVLJEVIC

Nebojsa

ROSEMA

Martin

STANLEY

Ben

VOERMAN

Gerrit

ROSENOW

Kerstin

STEINBRECHER

Markus

VOLLMAR

Meike

ROßTEUTSCHER

Sigrid

STEYVERS

Kristof

VON GÖRTZ

Regina

ROTHMAYR

Christine

STILLER

Sabina

VOSSEN

Koen

ROZBICKA

Patrycja

STOJANOVIC

Nenad

WAGNER

Markus

RUTH

Saskia Pauline

STORTONE

Stefano

WALCZAK

Agnieszka

RYAN

Robert

STRIJBIS

Oliver

WALLENSTEEN

Peter

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ECPR JOINT SESSIONS OF WORKSHOPS st gallen joint sessions 13–17 april 2011

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