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Graduate Student Conference University of Innsbruck 3 – 5 July 2014 Contents Welcome ................................................................................................................................................... 2 The University of Innsbruck ...................................................................................................................... 4 Local Organising Committee ................................................................................................................. 5 The European Consortium for Political Research.................................................................................. 6 2014–15 ECPR Calendar of Events.......................................................................................................... 7 ECPR Governance ................................................................................................................................... 8 Hans Daalder Prize................................................................................................................................... 9 Graduate Student Network................................................................................................................... 10 Plenary Lecture: Seeing Like a Political Scientist................................................................................. 12 The city of Innsbruck............................................................................................................................... 13 Campus map.......................................................................................................................................... 14 City map.................................................................................................................................................. 15 Roundtables............................................................................................................................................ 16 Practical information.............................................................................................................................. 16 Day-by-day schedule of activities........................................................................................................ 17 Book exhibition ....................................................................................................................................... 18 List of Panels by Section......................................................................................................................... 19 List of Panels by Session.......................................................................................................................... 24 Index of participants’ names................................................................................................................. 50 │1

Welcome to the Graduate Student Conference It is my distinguished pleasure to welcome you to the 5th ECPR Graduate Student Conference, a conference which achieved a record number of Paper proposals!

I am particularly pleased also because it takes place at the University of Innsbruck, with which I have strong personal and institutional links. While the impressive natural location will be apparent to you all, I am sure you will also take pleasure in the rich academic programme and the functional infrastructure.

This year’s conference format has been designed to meet students’ need to discuss the most pressing political and social issues of our time in an academically stimulating manner.

The Call for Sections was open to suggestions aimed at making the conference programme more in tune with current developments in political

Dear Participants On behalf of the ECPR I am delighted to welcome you to the Graduate Student Conference. The programme is packed with Panels covering topics that demonstrate the diversity and multi-disciplinarity of the ECPR community. We are very pleased to see such a broad scope of presentations and I believe that all participants will find something to support their scholarly development, as well as discussions and viewpoints that may challenge existing positions.

We hope you go away feeling that you have contributed to lively debates, that you learn something new about the world, and that networking opportunities lead to fruitful professional collaboration in the next stage of your career.

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The organisers here in Innsbruck have worked very hard to ensure a rich and stimulating programme with academic and cultural activities for you to enjoy.

I will be available throughout the event to answer questions about the conference itself, and indeed about any of the forthcoming events in the ECPR calendar such as the Methods School, the General Conference in Glasgow, and of course the next Graduate Student Conference in Tartu, Estonia, in 2016.

I look forward to chatting with you over the coming days.

Mary Farrell Academic Convenor, Executive Committee, Graduate Portfolio

research. Panels have been accepted or formed to help paper-givers create the most apt context for an engaged discussion of their work.

Not just an opportunity for graduate students to meet, talk and network, the GSC helps instil the academic ethic of commitment and mutual responsibility, and is supported by the Graduate Student Network, which nurtures the next generation of European political scientists.

Finally I would like to thank all those involved in the Academic Programme, especially the Section Chairs who have made a valiant effort to create Sections and Panels for what I am sure will be a memorable and successful conference.

Best wishes for a fruitful conference!

Simona Piattoni Chair, ECPR Executive Committee, 2012 – 2015

© University of Innsbruck

Dear Students

WELCOME

Dear graduate students, colleagues, and guests It is a great honour to welcome you to the 2014 ECPR Graduate Student Conference at our lovely SoWi-Campus.

The University of Innsbruck, founded in 1669, offers a huge variety of courses, from A (architecture) to Z (zoology)! This wide range of academic disciplines is a breeding ground for vibrant and multifaceted discussions across many fields of science, teaching and research.

We are very proud to open this lively environment to students from all over the world.

The essence of a university is very complex, drawing from what goes on inside it, but also from the way it cooperates with external partners. It is in a state of constant change: the research projects and publications of our scientists, students and researchers

Dear Participants Welcome to the Graduate Student Conference at the Innsbruck School of Political Science and Sociology!

Our goals are internationality and the encouragement of young scholars, both of which are reflected in this event. I am confident that your presentations and discussions will contribute to a thriving network of international scholarly communication.

You are at an important stage in your career. This conference will give you a high-visibility platform for the presentation of your research, and a gateway into the international scientific community. I very much hope that it will help set you on a path to a successful scholarly career.

contribute to this, as does the transfer of knowledge through our graduates into society and industry. International benchmarks in higher education, coverage in national and international media, as well as the economic conditions, all contribute to this dynamic educational environment.

Numerous rankings show that the University of Innsbruck regularly performs well in international terms, and the fact that the ECPR has chosen us to host this prestigious event confirms our University’s appeal far beyond the geographical boundaries of Tyrol and Austria.

I am therefore very pleased to welcome you to Innsbruck, and I am sure that you will enjoy an exciting, productive stay.

Tilmann Märk Rector, University of Innsbruck

Besides your intensive work at the conference, do take some time to enjoy our beautiful city and the surrounding mountains. I think it was Erwin Schrödinger who said that he had his most creative ideas when going for a walk on a slightly ascending path. Our alpine city offers many options for such idiosyncrasies!

I wish you inspiring, stimulating and communicative days here at our lovely and lively social-science campus – and some relaxing moments in our charming city of Innsbruck.

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The University of Innsbruck Founded in 1669, the University of Innsbruck – SoWi – is a public university that constitutes the biggest and most important research and education institution in western Austria

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oday, the University boasts more than 27,500 students and over 4,500 staff and faculty members.

Located in the heart of the Alps, the University’s sixteen faculties offer courses in all fields of study, and international rankings confirm its leading role in scientific research. To promote international exchange in research and teaching, the University collaborates with many international research and education institutions.

The University’s Social Science campus opened in 1999. In its modern Social and Economic Sciences buildings, which feature spacious foyers particularly well suited to conferencing, you’ll find three Faculties: Business; Economics and Statistics and Political Science and Sociology.

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INNSBRUCK

Local organising committee Who’s who at the Graduate Student Conference 2014 Head of Project Sven Jeschke Academic Convenor Mary Farrell Academic Unit Annegret Eppler Martina Fürrutter Ekaterina Rashkova-Gerbrands Gilg Seeber Administration Unit Sven Jeschke, Ellen Palli ECPR staff Anna Foley afoley@ecpr.eu Sandra Thompson slthomp@essex.ac.uk

Dear graduate students and colleagues It is my great pleasure to welcome you to the Graduate Student Conference, the largest meeting of its kind. We, the academic convenors and local organisers, hope you will find it a stimulating environment.

We are impressed by the number and the quality of Papers submitted, which cover a wide variety of fields in the political science discipline.

Section Chairs, all of them graduate students, have done a great job arranging sessions and putting together a programme that meets the standards of an internationally recognised scientific conference.

Many thanks for all the hard work!

We are also grateful to everyone involved in the event’s organisation.

Special thanks to Martina Fürrutter and Sven Jeschke, to Ekaterina Rashkova-Gerbrands, Annegret Eppler and Ellen Palli, our students, to the ECPR’s Mary Farrell (graduate student affairs) and Simona Piattoni

(Chair), and to the ECPR’s Sandra Thompson and Anna Foley.

We hope for stimulating debates, intensive exchange of ideas and intensive networking. Sure, you are here to do serious academic work, but you will definitely have fun, too!

Gilg Seeber

The University of Innsbruck’s Graduate Student Conference local organising committee.

Left–right: Sven Jeschke, Martina Fürrutter, Gilg Seeber, Ekaterina Rashkova-Gerbrands, Ellen Palli, Annegret Eppler

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ABOUT THE ECPR

The European Consortium for Political Research An independent scholarly association that supports the training, research and cross-national co‑operation of political scientists Events Each year, the ECPR organises the Joint Sessions of Workshops, Summer and Winter Schools in Methods and Techniques, the Research Sessions, and the General Conference. A Graduate Student Conference is held biennially; the next is July 2016 in Tartu, Estonia.

Publishing Complementing these events, and in some cases publishing research presented at them, is the ECPR’s extensive publishing portfolio. It has its own publishing imprint, ECPR Press, and co-publishes three leading journals: European Political Science, European Journal of Political Research, and European Political Science Review.

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It also publishes two high-profile book series, Comparative Politics and Research Methods, in association with academic publishers.

Standing Groups & Research Networks These are groups of researchers, in many cases formed at ECPR events, with a shared scholarly interest. Some are small, maintaining only a website and mailing list; some organise major conferences and summer schools, and produce their own publications.

There are currently more than 40 Standing Groups, covering many subfields of the discipline. All are eligible to apply for grants to help with the organisation of the Group, and with the running of summer schools.

Prizes Each year, the ECPR marks its members’ achievements by awarding a number of prizes.

These prizes cover the spectrum of a scholar’s career, from the Jean Blondel PhD Prize to the Lifetime Achievement Award.

Membership ECPR membership is institutional and currently comprises more than 340 universities concerned with the teaching and research of political science.

While membership is paid by the university, it is the individuals within it who receive the benefit; from Master’s and PhD students, through to the most senior professor.

CALENDAR

2014/15 calendar of events 4th Research Sessions

8th General Conference

The Research Sessions follow the format of the Joint Sessions but are much smaller, with fewer than 100 participants. Their purpose is to support groups (primarily ECPR members, with priority given to Standing Groups) who are at the early stages of a research project, or working on a book proposal.

The ECPR’s General Conference brings together scholars from across all regional and national borders, and all sub-disciplines of political science.

9th Summer School in Methods and Techniques

The Conference also offers roundtables, a plenary lecture and an interesting social programme.

8 – 11 July 2014 University of Essex

24 July – 9 August 2014 University of Ljubljana The Summer School offers highquality training in a broad range of selected methods across all approaches in the social sciences.

By combining the Summer and Winter Schools, students and junior researchers can follow, over a twoyear period, training at introductory, intermediate and advanced levels.

The School covers quantitative and qualitative designs as well as positivist and interpretative perspectives.

3 – 6 September 2014 University of Glasgow

The academic programme takes the standard conference format of Sections of between three and eight Panels, organised around a common theme.

4th Winter School in Methods and Techniques 13 – 20 February 2015 University of Bamberg The ECPR’s Winter School offers up-to-date methods training across the whole range of methodologies, and across different paradigms and approaches. Introductory and advanced courses take a one-week format. Intermediate courses are held at the Summer School (see left).

43rd Joint Sessions of Workshops

29 March – 2 April 2015 University of Warsaw Participants meet with the same group of 15 – 20 people for the duration of this annual event, for substantive discussion and creation of new research groups and publications.

Attended by around 600 participants, the Sessions are a key benefit of membership: only those from Full-Member institutions can propose to direct a Workshop, while Associate Members can co‑direct with a Full Member.

9th General Conference 26 – 29 August 2015, University of Montreal

The ECPR’s first-ever event outside Europe! Call for Section proposals goes live on 15 September 2014 – check www.ecpr.eu for details.

The ECPR offers funding for all its events – see the Funding section of www.ecpr.eu under the Membership tab.

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ABOUT THE ECPR

ECPR Governance

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he ECPR’s Executive Committee (EC) is a Board of twelve Trustees, elected by the Council of Official Representatives every three years.

Drawn from ECPR Full-Member institutions, EC members are elected for a three-year term unless co-opted, in which case they must stand at the next election in order to continue for a further three years. Terms are staggered so that six members are elected every three years.

The Executive Committee is responsible for the day-to-day running of the Consortium as well as its long-term strategic development. To make this task more manageable, each member is given a portfolio for their threeyear term, most of which have a sub-committee on which sits at least one other EC member and a Central Services counterpart.

The Executive Committee meets at least twice a year, at the Joint Sessions of Workshops in spring, and at the General Conference in early autumn.

ECPR Chair The Chair is elected by the EC every three years, at the first meeting following election.

In recognition of the need to have a Chair experienced in ECPR business, in the preceding autumn the outgoing EC, elects a Chair Designate from those members who have another three years to serve. This person becomes the recommended Chair to the new EC, and ensures that the ECPR is led by someone experienced in working on the EC.

ECPR Director In September 2013, Martin Bull of the University of Salford was appointed as the ECPR’s first Director. Professor Bull manages Central Services staff, directs ECPR operations, and advises and assists the EC with the organisation’s strategic direction.

Professor Bull has considerable experience in ECPR matters, having served as its Academic Director, 2006–2013, and on its Executive Committee 2003–2006.

Executive Committee 2013 – 2015 Chair Simona Piattoni, Università degli Studi di Trento Vice Chair Niilo Kauppi, Institut d’études politiques, Strasbourg Rudy Andeweg, Universiteit Leiden Mary Farrell, Plymouth University Klaus Goetz, Ludwig-Maximilians Universität München Olafur Þ Harðarson, Háskóli Íslands Richard Katz, Johns Hopkins University Manuel Sánchez de Dios, Universidad Complutense de Madrid Birgit Sauer, Universität Wien Jonas Tallberg, Stockholms universitet Luca Verzichelli, Università degli Studi di Siena

Front row, left to right: Jonas Tallberg, Richard Katz and Rudy Andeweg of the ECPR’s current Executive Committee

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PRIZE

Hans Daalder Prize 2014

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ans Daalder is one of the ECPR’s founders, and this prize in his honour awards €1,000 for the most outstanding Paper presented at the Graduate Student Conference.

Call for nominations The ECPR would like you to nominate a Paper from this conference that you feel is original and academically excellent. Please email Louise Soper on lhawk@essex.ac.uk with the Paper title and the presenter/author’s name.

To be eligible for consideration, a Paper must receive at least two nominations (NB: you may not nominate your own work).

Nominations will only be accepted

for Papers uploaded to MyECPR, by participants from Full-Member institutions. The deadline for nominations is 1 September 2014.

The winner will be announced in December 2014 and the Prize presented at the next Joint Sessions of Workshops in Warsaw, spring 2015.

2014 prize jury Mary Farrell (Chair) University of Plymouth Olafur Þ Harðarson University of Iceland Manuel Sanchez de Dios Universidad Complutense de Madrid Niilo Kauppi Institut d’études politiques, Strasbourg

Previous winners 2012 – Katrin Schermann & Laurenz Ennser-Jedenastik Linking Election Pledges to Policy Outcome – The Austrian Case 2010 – Rahul Prabhakar Globalised Finance and National Regulation 2008 (two winning Papers) Mette Bakken Electoral Systems and Party Systems: Which is the Cause and Which is the Consequence?

Dídac Queralt Learning the Mechanical Effect of Electoral Systems

university of innsbruck

www.uibk.ac.at The University of Innsbruck is a public university. The University was founded in 1669 and is the biggest and most important research and education institution in western Austria, today comprises more than 27.500 students and more than 4.500 staff and faculty members. Located in the heart of the Alps, the University of Innsbruck offers the best conditions for successful research and teaching, and international rankings confirm the University’s leading role in basic research. In such a productive environment 16 faculties provide a broad spectrum of programs in all fields of study. In order to promote international exchange in research and teaching, the University collaborates with numerous international research and education institutions.

Meet the Committee

GRADUATE

STUDENT

NETWORK

The GSN is overseen and directed by a Co‑ordinating Committee of graduate students – see below for our current members.

This Committee is also closely involved in the organisation of the biennial ECPR Graduate Student Conference.

‘Our long-term priorities are to promote the welfare of graduate students, to strengthen ties between scholars across the world and, through the wider political science community, to build professional networks. Thanks again for supporting us!’

Åsne Kalland Aarstad Aarhus Universitet aka@ps.au.dk

Stavroula Chrona University of Surrey s.chrona@surrey.ac.uk

Salvador Santino Regilme, Jr Freie Universität Berlin santino.regilme@fu-berlin.de

Rosa M Navarrete Universität Mannheim rosa.maria.navarrete@ students.uni-mannheim.de

Gibrán Cruz-Martinez Universidad Complutense de Madrid gcruzmartinez@cps.ucm.es

Ilke Toygur Universidad Autónoma de Madrid ilketoygur@gmail.com

ECPR Graduate Student Network – Bringing young political scientists together The GSN promotes interaction, support and exchange of ideas and experiences between junior researchers in the field of politics and social sciences.

Membership is on an individual basis, and free! Any graduate student, PhD candidate or postdoctoral researcher enrolled at an ECPR member institution is eligible to join.

To find out more, email gsn@ecpr.eu and we’ll add you to our mailing list.

Join us for pizza and drinks!

When? Friday 4 July, 12:30–14:00 Where? Mensa Restaurant, ground floor, SoWi Building Why? Meet the GSN Committee, get to know your fellow Conference participants, and become a member of the GSN! Pizza, wine and soft drinks will be provided.

Come and talk to us Find us at the GSN desk in the main building near the book exhibition.

www.standinggroups.ecpr.eu/gsn ECPRGraduateStudentNetwork

LECTURE

Plenary lecture Seeing Like a Political Scientist

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his lecture, given by the University of Innsbruck’s Alan Scott, examines some of the dilemmas that face social scientists in general, and political scientists in particular.

The division of labour between the social sciences is relatively new and not set in stone. It is challenged by changes in the governance of higher education and science, and by developments in social sciences themselves. With respect to the former, there is growing demand from governments, external stakeholders and end users for demonstrable ‘impact’. Here, the self-reproducing nature of disciplines and the internal organisation of universities are often seen as barriers to rather than facilitators of innovation.

With respect to internal (academic) developments, the inherited division of labour within the social sciences is being challenged by the growing influence of, for example, neoinstitutionalism, which cuts across economics, political science and sociology. Swimming against these currents is the fact that the social sciences are becoming increasingly specialised and professionalised.

These developments create a tension and dilemma: how can

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For example, in a recent survey of Whitehall (UK government) civil servants in which they were asked which academic disciplines they found most useful, public policy came out on top. Yet public policy is not a discipline as traditionally understood, but rather an interdisciplinary area of study weakly institutionalised within universities.

we position ourselves in the face of these contradictory demands?

Is a new constellation emerging or are the social sciences set to return to an older, pre-disciplinary state; something like the German tradition of Staatslehre?

These are questions facing not just the disciplines themselves, but also those entering them who will carry them on through the next phase.

Plenary Lecture Speaker Alan Scott Faculty of Sociology University of Innsbruck Date Thursday 3 July Time17:30 – 19:00 Venue Aula Social Science Building

TOURISM

The city of Innsbruck The Tyrolean capital Innsbruck enchants with its medieval charm, rugged alpine scenery and spectacular mountain views

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ocated in the heart of the Alps, in the Inn Valley on the German-Italian border, Innsbruck attracts up to two million tourists every year.

The world-famous Goldenes Dachl or Golden Roof, in the heart of Innsbruck’s Old Town

Playing host to nearly 30,000 students, the third-largest university city in Austria is a vibrant place for intellectual exchange and cultural encounters.

The Goldenes Dachl The Golden Roof (right), built in 1420 as the residence of the Tyrolean sovereigns, is Innsbruck’s best known and most visible landmark.

A late-gothic alcove balcony in the Old Town, it is covered with 2,657 fire-gilded copper tiles. To mark the beginning of the era led by Niklar Türing the Elder on behalf of the German king and future emperor Maximilian I, the magnificent bay window was added between 1497/98 and 1500. www.goldenes-dachl.at

The Bergisel Ski Jump Arena Home of the Four Hills Tournament, this elegant building, designed by Iraqi-British architect Zaha Hadid, offers breathtaking views from its restaurant. www.bergisel.info/en

The Tyrol-Panorama In 2011, the Bergisel gained another architectural attraction: the TyrolPanorama, a modern addition to the Tiroler Landesmuseen. The museum takes visitors on an exciting journey through Tyrolean history, leading up to the battle between Napoleonic

troops and Tyrolean rebels in 1809, which took place on the exact spot the Tyrol-Panaroma is located today.

The museum’s centrepiece, a 1,000-square metre 360º panoramic painting, retraces these dramatic events. The artwork, created in 1896, also documents many elements that make up the myth of Tyrol.

Connected to the Tyrol-Panorama by an underground passage, the Kaiserjägermuseum documents Tyrolean military history, linking the museum’s historical collection to the dramatic events at Bergisel. www.tiroler-landesmuseen.at

Nordkettebahnen cable railways This new railway sets new standards in architecture, taking you from the city centre to the mountains in only twenty minutes. At the highest station (2,256m), visitors can enjoy an awesome view of Innsbruck on one side, pristine nature on the other. www.nordkette.com/en Find out more at www.innsbruck.info/en

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CAMPUS MAP

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CITY MAP

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ROUNDTABLES

Roundtables Roundtable 1

Being on the Academic Job Market

the expectations of reviews, and common pitfalls for young scholars.

funding options that will be discussed in this roundtable.

Chair

Chair

Friday 4 July 11:00–12:30, Aula, Social Science Building

Speakers

Topics in this roundtable include styles of interviews – the difference between North America and Europe, for example – and interview format.

Identifies important characteristics graduate students should develop in order to secure an academic job.

Martin Senn University of Innsbruck Maria Spirova Leiden University, Alan Scott University of Innsbruck, Petra Grabner FWF Austrian Science Fund

Speakers

Roundtable 3

Roundtable 4

Chair

Research Funding from the European Union

Speakers

Saturday 5 July, 11:00–12:30, Madonnensaal, Karl-Rahner-Platz 3 (next to the church)

Ekaterina Rashkova-Gerbrands University of Innsbruck Simona Piattoni University of Trento & ECPR, Fernando Casal Bértoa University of Nottingham, Annegret Eppler University of Innsbruck

Roundtable 2

How to Write a Research Proposal Friday 4 July 17:30–19:00, Aula, Social Science Building Strategies and skills for writing successful research (grant) proposals,

Tobias von Lossow German Institute for International and Security Affairs

To complement national research programmes, activities funded by the EU must generally have ‘European added value’, a key aspect of which is transnationality.

Many research challenges are so complex that they can only be addressed at European level by cooperation of the best partners from several countries.

Next to the EU Framework Programme there are, particularly for PhD students, several European-level

David Lederbauer University of Innsbruck, Ralf König FFG – Austrian Research Promotion Agency

How to Get Published Saturday 5 July, 11:00–12:30, Aula, Social Science Building Peer review is critical. This roundtable explains how to present a manuscript that meets basic scholarly principles, such as clarity, documentation, and appropriate length. Along with rhetoric and composition of papers, there will be discussion with scientists, editors, and a publishing director.

Chair

Valerie Braun University of Innsbruck

Speakers

Birgit Holzner University of Innsbruck, Petr Kopecký Leiden University

Practial Information Lunch / coffee

Getting around

Internet access

Mensa lounge, in the SoWi building, serves snacks, drinks and meals.

You’ll find native Tyrolean, Italian and Asian restaurants on and around the campus, and in the nearby Old Town.

The SoWi building is barrier-free. It is walking distance from Innsbruck’s Old Town, the State Theatre, Hotel Grauer Bär and the Hofburg. It’s just a fiveminute walk to the Golden Roof and 12 minutes’ walk to Central Station.

Method 1

Conference Office Department of Political Science Universitätsstraße 15, 6020 Innsbruck Emergency tel 0043 0676 8725 79611

The nearest bus stop is Kaiserjägerstraße Line 4, R, A. The Hofgarten is directly behind the building.

Connect via Eduroam, using your normal password Method 2 Click the WLAN symbol in the taskbar; choose either ‘uibk’ or ‘wl-plug-inn’ Network key wlpassword013 User c115135 Password 20Ecpr14

SCHEDULE

Day-by-day schedule of activities Wednesday 2 July 12:00–17:00

Arrival, registration and book exhibition Foyer and ground floor

Thursday 3 July 09:00–17:00

Registration and book exhibition. Foyer and ground floor

13:00–14:30

Panel Session 1

14:30–15:00

Networking, tea and coffee. Foyer, ground, 1st and 2nd floors

15:00–16:30

Panel Session 2

17:00–17:30

Welcome address from the Local Organisers and ECPR Chair Simona Piattoni. Aula

17:30–19:00

Plenary Lecture from Alan Scott, University of Innsbruck Seeing Like a Political Scientist Aula

19:00

Opening reception: welcome drinks and barbecue Foyer, Mensa and outside main entrance

Friday 4 July 08:30–17:00

Registration and book exhibition. Foyer and ground floor

09:00–10:30

Panel Session 3

10:30–11:00

Networking, tea and coffee. Foyer, ground, 1st and 2nd floors

11:00–12:30

Roundtable 1 Being in the Academic Job Market

12:30–14:00

LUNCH

12:30–14:00

Graduate Student Network Committee Lunch Reception. Mensa

14:00–15:30

Panel Session 4

15:30–16:00

Networking, tea and coffee. Foyer, ground, 1st and 2nd floors

16:00–17:30

Panel Session 5

17:30–19:00

Roundtable 2 How to write a Research Proposal

Saturday 5 July 08:30–12:30

Registration and book exhibition. Foyer and ground floor

09:00–10:30

Panel Session 6

10:30–11:00

Networking, tea and coffee. Foyer, ground, 1st and 2nd floors

11:00–12:30

Roundtable 3 Research Funding from the European Union Roundtable 4 How to Get Published

12:30–14:00

LUNCH

14:00–15:30

Panel Session 7

15:30

Close of academic programme and departure of participants

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BOOK FAIR

Book exhibition All the publishers below are taking part in our concurrent book show, selling a wide variety of popular and newly published titles ECPR Press publishes original research from leading political scientists and the best young scholars in the discipline. Launched in 2005, it makes available high-quality research in all fields of political science without restriction in approach or regional focus. All its publications are rigorously peer reviewed. The ECPR Press catalogue offers four series: Essays, Studies in European Political Science, Monographs and Classics. www.ecpr.eu/ecprpress This publisher, founded in Berlin in 1936, enjoys the highest reputation as an academic publisher specialising in Law and Social Sciences.

Nomos’ catalogue includes law, political science, EU studies, media and communication studies, economics, cultural studies, religious studies, history, and sociology. With over 350 series, Nomos continues to mirror scholarly diversity and maintains its standards of highquality works by stringent peer review. www.nomos.de Springer VS is the leading publisher for educational and specialised media for social sciences in the German-speaking region. It stands for high-quality content and professional service in sociology, politics, education, media and ethics. Springer VS offers universities, political and cultural organisations a reliable, up-to-date platform that includes printed and eBooks, journals and magazines, and online products. Springer's authors are renowned scientists as well as active decision-makers and advisors in politics, education and society. www.springer.com Duncker & Humblot is known for its high-quality academic research and scholarly publications, especially in the fields of law and social science. It publishes over 250 titles a year across 150 series, along with more than 15 journals and yearbooks. The Duncker & Humblot backlist runs to around 12,500 titles. www.duncker-humblot.de

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BY SECTION

List of Panels by Section Section 01

Section 04

Gibrán Cruz-Martinez (Universidad Complutense de Madrid)

Ekaterina Tarasova (Södertörn University)

Area Studies – Latin America Section Chair Section Co-Chair Vladimir Alvarado Acuña (Universidad Complutense de Madrid)

Critical Approaches Section Chair Section Co-Chair Adrià Alcoverro (Södertörn University)

P076 Political Support and Electoral Success in Latin America P077 Politics and Institutions in Latin America

P047 Governing and Regulating the Self P058 International Relations: Security, Culture, Peace and Democracy P080 Power, Legitimation and Knowledge in Contemporary Capitalism

Section 02

Section 05

Area Studies – The MENA Region Section Chair Konstantina Androniki Kostami (Universidad Complutense de Madrid)

P007 Challenges of Political Transition in the Middle East: Internal Factors and Actors P085 The Role of Foreign Actors and their Foreign Policy Behaviour towards the Middle East and North Africa

Section 03

Comparative Politics Section Chair Ilke Toygur (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid)

Democracy and Democratisation Section Chair Nina Guerin (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München)

Section Co-Chair Eda Keremoglu (Universität Stuttgart)

P023 Cultural Diversity as a Hindering or Supporting Factor for Regime Change and Stability P026 Democratisation Studies P107 The Relevance of (Political) Culture for Regime Change and Stability P108 The Relevance of Elite Political Culture for Regime Change and Stability

Section Co-Chair Rosa M. Navarrete (Universität Mannheim)

P002 Attitudes Towards Democracy in Troubled Times P009 Citizenship and Identity in Europe I and II P011 Comparative Local Politics: Reforms and New Roles P025 Democratic Representation and the European Public Sphere P075 Political Parties, Voters and Elections in Times of Crisis │ 19

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Section 06

Section 09

Matthias Scantamburlo (University of Innsbruck)

Brigitte Pircher (University of Vienna EIF)

P010 Citizenship and Immigration Policies: How do they Challenge the Relation between Centre and Periphery?

P046 Global Development: Institutions, Strategies and Identities P062 Migration and Political Participation in the Age of Neoliberalism

Christoph Gräfling (University of Vienna)

Development Studies Section Chair

Section 07

Electoral Politics Section Chair Martin Schultze (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf)

Section Co-Chair Sabrina Mayer (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz)

P015 Contemporary Meanings of Party Identification and Party Membership P017 Contextual Factors in Voting Research P031 Economic Voting P053 Innovative Approaches to the Study of Voting Behaviour and Campaigns P069 Party Positions and Beyond P073 Political Communication, Digital Campaigns and Elections P117 Voting Advice Applications and Electoral Behaviour

Section 08

Environmental Politics Section Chair Sherilyn Macgregor (University of Keele)

P029 Dimensions of Environmental Governance P071 Perspectives on Foreign Investment in Agriculture: The Political Economy of 'Land Grabbing' P105 The Politics and Policy of Energy: National Case Studies

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EU Politics Section Chair

Section Co-Chair P028 P038 P039 P096

Different Forms of European Integration EU Institutions and Governance European Identity The Economic and Social Crisis and EMU: Where Now for the EU? P100 The EU as a Global Actor P101 The EU as a Multilevel System and its Challenges

Section 10

Globalisation, Citizenship and Migration Section Chair Adam Fusco (University of York)

Section Co-Chair Jelena Loncar (University of York)

P001 Access to Citizenship: Immigrant Integration and Naturalisation Policies P050 Identity and Citizenship in Europe P063 Minority Representation and Participation: Institutional Incentives and Constraints P064 Necessary Civic Standards and Liberal Pluralism: Challenges and Contradictions P091 Territorial Jurisdiction and Political Membership: Challenges for an Evolving Notion of Citizenship

BY SECTION

Section 11

Section Co-Chair

P022 Coverage of Conflict: Uprising and Security Issues in the Media P097 The Effect of New Media Platforms on Political Processes P098 The Effects of News Coverage on Voting and Public Opinion P103 The Interplay Between Media and Politics

Bernabé Aldeguer Cerdá (University of Alicante)

Section 14

Governance and Leadership Section Chair Pedro Abellan-Artacho (Universidad Complutense de Madrid)

P006 Challenge to Democratic Societies? Populist and Radical Right Parties in Europe P008 Changes to the Theory of Political Representation and Citizen Participation P037 Ethics, Transparency and Integrity: Good Government and Democracy P045 Global Governance and the Institutional Dynamics of European Policymaking P111 The Theory of Democracy in Times of Crisis: Analyses, Dialogues and Proposals

Party Politics Section Chair

Vit Simral (Masaryk University)

Section Co-Chair Michal Vit (Masaryk University)

P068 Party Leaders vs Reality P090 Strategy in Party Politics P102 The Funding of Political Competition

Section 12

Section 15

Zoi Vardanika (University of Reading)

Julia Strasheim (German Institute of Global And Area Studies – GIGA)

International Relations Section Chair Section Co-Chair Argyro Kartsonaki (University of Birmingham)

P014 Norms, Institutions and Conflict Resolution in the Post-Cold War International System P043 Religion and International Relations P056 International Economic Law, Economic Institutions and the Constitution of the Post-Cold War Globalised Economy P078 International Relations Theory in the post-Cold War International System P089 States, Sovereignty and Borders in Post-Cold War Security Politics

Section 13

Media and Politics Section Chair Luzia Helfer (Universiteit Leiden)

Section Co-Chair

Peace and Conflict Studies Section Chair Section Co-Chairs Nadine Ansorg (German Institute of Global And Area Studies – GIGA) Felix Haass (German Institute of Global And Area Studies – GIGA)

P030 Dismantling the Conflict Trap: The Prospect for a New Research Agenda P036 Endogenous and Exogenous Statebuilding: A Complex Encounter P055 International Actors and Processes in War and Peace P070 Peace-Building Efforts in the Western Balkans: Successes, Challenges, and Limits of a Multilevel Endeavour P114 Transitional Justice, Human Rights and Violent Conflict P115 Understanding Post-Conflict Institutional Reform: Institutional Interactions on the Local, National, and International Level

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Section 16

Political Economy Section Chair Sanja Hajdinjak (Central European University)

Section Co-Chair Eliška Drapalova (European University Institute)

P021 Corruption and Rent-Seeking Across Political and Economic Levels P027 Developing World Problems: Aid, Property and Institutions P041 Fiscal Policies in Non-OECD Countries P057 International Political Economy: Default Crisis and Coalitions P084 Rethinking Development in the Developed World: Human Capital, Industry and Non-Profit P104 The Political Economy of Energy Transitions around the World: From Local to Global P116 The Politics of Welfare State Reforms in Hard Times P118 Welfare State Institutions and Individuals on the Labour Markets

Section 17

Political Methodology Section Chair Audrey Ann Faber (University of Kiel)

Section Co-Chair David Benček (University of Kiel)

P003 Beyond Political Science: What Other Disciplines' Methods Have to Offer

Section 18

Political Power and Foreign Policy Analysis Section Chair Alina Vladimirova (National Research University Higher School of Economics – HSE)

Section Co-Chair Alexander Kalgin (University of Birmingham)

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P034 Emerging Powers: A Quest for Foreign Policy Success P035 Power in Question? International Affairs of the European Union P042 Foreign Policy Analysis: Perspectives and Approaches P048 Hard, Soft, Smart: Political Power Implementations in International Relations

Section 19

Political Psychology and Political Education Section Chair Frank Reichert (University of Bamberg)

Section Co-Chair Reysa Nasroen (University of Indonesia)

P054 Intergroup Conflict, Identity and Political Violence P074 Political Education and Political Engagement

Section 20

Political Sociology Section Chair Joseba Fernández (University of the Basque Country)

Section Co-Chairs Martín Portos García (European University Institute) Lorenzo Zamponi (European University Institute)

P032 Economics, Structural Dynamics, Democracy and Socio-Political Attitudes P072 Theoretical Foundations Underpinning Mobilisation: Political and Institutional Outcomes of Protest P110 The Supply Side: Organisations, Networks, Tactics and Leaders P113 Trajectories, Framing and Repertoires

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Section 21

Section 24

Yoel Mitrani (Fondation Nationale des Sciences Politiques)

Ieva Vezbergaite (Sabancı University)

Political Theory Section Chair Section Co-Chair Guilel Treiber (University of Leuven)

P016 Contemporary Political Theory: Liberalism, Globalism and Democratic Theory P018 Continental Political Philosophy: Past and Present P067 Official Political Ideology of Turkey: Its Reflection on Socio-Cultural Life

Section 22

Regionalism and Federalism Section Chair Section Co-Chair Simon Bransden (Canterbury Christ Church University)

P033 Elements of Federal Development P065 Non-Federal Approaches to Regionalism P093 The Challenges of Federalism

Section 25

Security Studies Section Chair Michal Smetana (Charles University in Prague)

Political Administration Section Chair

Section Co-Chair

Anne Lange (Universität Potsdam)

P086 Security Practices in a Globalised World P087 Security Threats beyond State and Challenges to Traditional Territoriality P095 The Dynamics of Interstate Conflict and Cooperation

Section Co-Chairs Rebecca-Lea Korinek (Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin) Katrin Dribbisch (Universität Potsdam) Thomas Danken (Universität Potsdam)

P020 P059 P094 P109

Coordination and Multi-Level Governance Coping with Crisis The Organisation of Wicked Policy Problems The Role of Expertise in EU Regulatory Governance

Jan Ludvik (Charles University in Prague)

Section 26

Gender Politics Section Chair Sabine Gatt (University of Innsbruck)

Section Co-Chair

Section 23

Eva-Maria Hochhauser (University of Innsbruck)

Valesca Lima (University College Dublin)

Section 27

Public Policy Section Chair

Section Co-Chair Simona Zimmermann (Universität Stuttgart)

P081 Public Policy Making on Subnational Level: What Actors and Mechanisms should be Considered?

P099 The Emergence of Public Policy as an Academic Discipline in Cross‑Country Perspectives

P044 Gender and Representation P083 Regulating the Private Sphere

Open Section Section Chair

Gilg Seeber (University of Innsbruck)

Section Co-Chair Sven Jeschke (University of Innsbruck)

P004 Case Studies 1 P005 Case Studies 2

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List of Panels by Session Session 1

Thursday 3 July, 13:00–14:30 Panel P076 Building SR, Room 1

Political Support and Electoral Success in Latin America Chair:

ABAD, Angelica (Universidad de Salamanca) Discussant: RAMIREZ B, Adriana Marcela (Universidad de Salamanca)

Consequences of Political Competition in Argentinian Provinces: Cases of Chaco, Corrientes, and Formosa

Panel P007 Building SR, Room 2

Challenges of Political Transition in the Middle East: Internal Factors and Actors Determinants of Attitudes Towards Democracy in Authoritarian States: The Case of Iran BERGNER, Edda (Universität Stuttgart)

Moderation of Islamist Movements: A Comparative Analysis of Moroccan PJD and Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood PEVNÁ, Katarína (Department of Political Science, Comenius University Faculty of Arts)

Why Did Authoritarian Regime Not Fall in Algeria?

DEL PANTA, Gianni (Università degli Studi di Siena)

PLACHÝ, Ondřej (Univerzita Hradec Králové)

Panel P002

Populism in Electoral Campaigns an Operationalisation Proposal

Building SR, Room 3

ABAD, Angelica (Universidad de Salamanca)

The Impact of the Economy on Political Support in Colombia and Perú (1985–2012): A Conditioned Effect RAMIREZ B, Adriana Marcela (Universidad de Salamanca)

The Mayoritarian And Restrictive Effects Of The Binominal System In The Chilean Democracy ALVARADO ESPINA, Eduardo (Universidad Complutense de Madrid)

Attitudes Towards Democracy in Troubled Times Chair:

NAVARRETE, Rosa M. (Universität Mannheim)

The Disaffected Voter or the Art of Voting for the Worst Option: The Effect of Political Corruption on a Disaffected Citizenship. Evidence from Spain LORENTE FONTANEDA, Javier (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid)

Understanding of Democracy in Unified Germany: Is there Convergence of Democratic Values Between East and West Through Institutional Learning?

SACK, Benjamin (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz)

Which Kind of Democracy do Citizens Want?

Explaining Individual Expectations from Democracy HEYNE, Lea (University of Zurich)

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Panel P047

Panel P069

Building SR, Room 4

Building SR, Room 6

Governing and Regulating the Self

Party Positions and Beyond

Chair: ALCOVERRO, Adrià (Södertörn University) Co-Chair: TARASOVA, Ekaterina (Södertörn University)

Chair / Discussant FRANZMANN, Simon (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf)

Qualifying Asserted Dysfunctionalities of the Functional Approach of Comparative Law: Law as the Interface Between Policy and Culture ENOFE, Bob (University College Dublin)

Rights, Losses and Gains: Exploring the Tension Between the Individualising Framework of Human Rights Systems and Collectivist Anti-Discrimination Aims BERNHARDT, Nicole (York University)

Upstream Colour: Emotions, Institutions and Complex Adaptive Systems MOHORCICH, Joseph (Johns Hopkins University)

Panel P023 Building SR, Room 5

Cultural Diversity as a Hindering or Supporting Factor for Regime Change and Stability Chair:

KEREMOGLU, Eda (Universität Stuttgart)

Analysis of Ethnic Group Rights in Iran in Shadow of Pan-Turkism and Pan-Arabism REZAEI, Ramin (Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna)

Introducing Multiculturalist Political Theory to Empirical Regime (In)Stability Research GUERIN, Nina (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München)

A Microfoundation of Centrifugal Dynamics in Party Systems SCHMITT, Johannes (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf)

Bringing Cohesion In OBERST, Christoph (Ernst-Moritz-Arndt University Greifswald)

Market Liberalism and Political Parties – Exploring the Meaning and the Positioning of Political Parties on the Economic Dimension RÖTH, Leonce (University of Cologne)

Party Competition Dimensionality and Voter Heuristic Use REINERMANN, Holger (University of Cologne)

Panel P014 Building SR, Room 7

Norms, Institutions and Conflict Resolution in the Post-Cold War International System Chair:

KARTSONAKI, Argyro (University of Birmingham) Discussant: KANTOR, Lukas (Charles University in Prague)

External Self-Determination of Peoples Vs Territorial Integrity of States. Who Wins?

Share it or Lose it?

Ethnic Politics and Authoritarian Stability

KARTSONAKI, Argyro (University of Birmingham)

SALIBA, Ilyas (WZB Berlin Social Science Center) PENGL, Yannick (ETH Zürich)

KANTOR, Lukas (Charles University in Prague)

The Algerian Crisis Through Linguistic and Cultural Conflict: The Case of Graduating Students CHARIET, Mounira (Université de Institut d'Études Politiques Aix-En-Provence)

The Bilderberg Group after the Cold War The Responsibility to Protect – Finally an Emerging Norm in International Law? OIDTMANN, Raphael (Universität Mannheim)

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Panel P006

Panel P022

Building SR, Room 8

Building SR, Room 10

Challenge to Democratic Societies?

Populist and Radical Right Parties in Europe

Coverage of Conflict: Uprising and Security Issues in the Media

Chair:

KLUKNAVSKA, Alena (Department of Political Science, Comenius University Faculty of Arts) Co-Chair: MACKENZIE, Laura (University of Leicester)

Between Acceptance and Surrender: The Reactions of Established Political Parties to the Populist Challenge HOCHHAUSER, Eva (University of Innsbruck)

Enemies at the Gates? Framing Strategies of the Far Right in Slovakia and the Czech Republic KLUKNAVSKA, Alena (Department of Political Science, Comenius University Faculty of Arts)

Social Bases of New Populist Parties in Central European Countries VODA, Petr (Masaryk University)

Chair: VAN ERKEL, Patrick (University of Antwerp) Co-Chair: HELFER, Luzia (Universiteit Leiden)

Coverage of Syrian Conflict in Russian and American Media: Comparative Analysis KOSKINA, Mariia (National Research University Higher School of Economics)

Which Media for Improving Democracy?

SUZINA, Ana (Université catholique de Louvain)

Who Watches the Watchmen? Risk Perception and Security vs. the Privacy Dilemma in the Czech Press GAWRECKÁ, Daniela (Institute Of Sociology, Academy Of Sciences Of The Czech Republic)

Panel P021 Building SR, Room 11

Panel P043

Corruption and Rent-Seeking Across Political and Economic Levels

Building SR, Room 9

Chair:

Religion and International Relations Chair: TIJERINA, Walid (University of York) Co-Chair: KARTSONAKI, Argyro (University of Birmingham)

Bastion of Religion in a Changing Sociopolitical Reality: Text Analysis of the Discourse of the Catholic Church in Post-Communist Poland KRUSZEWSKA, Dominika (Harvard University)

How Does Religion Matter in Foreign Policy Decision Making? The Case of Israeli Foreign Policy vis-a-vis Lebanon, Egypt and the Palestinian Territories Under Menachem Begin DELGADO, Magdalena (The London School of Economics & Political Science)

DRAPALOVA, Eliška (European University Institute) Co-Chair: HAJDINJAK, Sanja (Central European University)

Between Sun and Snow: Comparative Analysis of Corruption in Spain and Sweden DRAPALOVA, Eliška (European University Institute)

The Case of Corruption and Speculation in Tourism Induced Development in Montenegro HAJDINJAK, Sanja (Central European University)

Will Deregulation and Strengthening Formal/State Institutions Solve the Problem of Post-Soviet Informality?

REKHVIASHVILI, Lela (Central European University)

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Panel P027

Panel P020

Building SR, Room 12

Building SR, Room 16

Developing World Problems: Aid, Property and Institutions

Coordination and Multi-Level Governance

Chair:

Chair:

VEDMETSKAYA, Liudmila (St Petersburg State University) Co-Chair: SLOBOZHAN, Oxana (Maastricht Universiteit)

Contention in Defining Philanthropy, Corporate and Public Responsibilities in India’s Industrialisation Process: A Case Study on the Launch of an Industrial Park in Chennai’s Peri-Urban Area (Tamil Nadu, India) BOMMIER, Swann (Fondation Nationale des Sciences Politiques)

Giving up 'Possession': Towards a 21st Century Definition of Property HARTLEY, Tilman (University of Bristol)

The Illogic of Perfomance-Based Aid HVIDSTEN, Andreas (Universitetet i Oslo)

The Role of Development Institutes in the Forming of National Competitive Advantages of Modern States VEDMETSKAYA, Liudmila (St Petersburg State University)

Panel P003 Building SR, Room 13

Beyond Political Science: What Other Disciplines' Methods Have to Offer Chair: ESCHENBURG, Benjamin (University of Kiel) Co-Chair: KAISER, Tim (University of Kiel)

Collecting Data Online: Web Scraping Using R HARDER, Niklas (Universität Konstanz)

Experimental Methods for Assessing Individual Risk Preferences in Political Science KAISER, Tim (University of Kiel)

Influence of Social Media on Perceived Threat Through Non-State Actors NEUMANN, Nadine (Helmut-Schmidt-University Hamburg) ESCHENBURG, Benjamin (University of Kiel)

Message Received: Analysing the Structure of SMO Networks on Twitter BENČEK, David (University of Kiel) FABER, Audrey Ann (University of Kiel)

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BARTENBERGER, Martin (University of Utrecht)

An Analysis of Key Actors Sense and Decision Making under the Oslo Terror Attacks RENA, Helge (Universitetet i Bergen)

Coordination by the Core Executives of the Länder: An Analytical Framework HEGELE, Yvonne (Universität Konstanz)

Network building with the help of INTERREG projects SALAGEANU, Romana (Babes-Bolyai University)

SESSION 2

Session 2

(Bündnis 90/Die Grünen) in Germany WILDE-KRELL, Anna-Lena (University of Siegen)

Thursday 3 July, 15:00–16:30

With or Without Youth?

The Influence of Party Youth Organisations on Candidate Selection Processes in Germany

Panel P011

HÜLSKEN, Claudia (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt)

Building SR, Room 3

Comparative Local Politics: Reforms and New Roles Chair:

KHALIL TOLOSA, Nadia (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona)

Young People in Old Politics? Demographic Ageing and Young People’s Party Membership.

A Comparative Study of Young Party Members in Two Social Democratic Parties WEBER, Regina (University of Duisburg-Essen)

Evolution of Performance Management in Lithuania’s Central and Local Level Institutions 1990–2013: An Imminent Centralisation?

Panel P028

BANKAUSKAITĖ GRIGALIŪNIENĖ, Sabina (Vilnius University)

Different Forms of European Integration

Locational Policies of Secondary Capital City Regions: How to Overcome Their Marginalised Economic Position KAUFMANN, David (Universität Bern)

Processes of European Defragmentation as an Inspirational Tool for Policymaking VANA, Tomas (Charles University in Prague)

Panel P015 Building SR, Room 6

Contemporary Meanings of Party Identification and Party Membership Chair:

SCHULTZE, Martin (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf) Discussant: KETTE, Jan (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf)

Building SR, Room 7

Chair:

PITTOORS, Gilles (Université Libre de Bruxelles)

'Old' and 'New' Minority, 'Old' and 'New' Member States: Roma Integration as an Example of Transnational Minority Protection CREPAZ, Katharina (University of Innsbruck)

The Power Politics of International Tax Cooperation - Why Luxembourg and Austria are Bound to Adopt Automatic Exchange of Information on NonResident's Interest Income HAKELBERG, Lukas (European University Institute)

Union as Federation: Making the Case for an EU Federalism PITTOORS, Gilles (Université Libre de Bruxelles)

Exploring the Meaning of Party Identification in Germany: A Qualitative Approach MAYER, Sabrina (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz)

Heterogeneous Dealignment: Is the Israeli Party System a Cup Half Full?

TUTTNAUER, Or (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

The Power of the Elderly: Motives, Opportunities and Chances of Participation for Elderly Party Members Within the Social Democratic Party (SPD) and the Green Party

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SESSION 2

Panel P008

Panel P056

Building SR, Room 8

Building SR, Room 9

Changes to the Theory of Political Representation and Citizen Participation

International Economic Law, Economic Institutions and the Constitution of the Post-Cold War Globalised Economy

Chair:

Chair:

CAVERO CANO, Gonzalo (Institute for Advanced Studies) Discussant: COSSARINI, Paolo (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid)

Digitally Driven Social Movements: Methods for the Analysis of Emergent Political Actors BENITEZ-BALEATO, Jesus-Manuel (Universität Konstanz)

Direct Democracy and Representation: When is the Gun Behind the Door Loaded?

LEININGER, Arndt (Hertie School of Governance)

Direct Democracy and the Party: New Participatory Mechanisms in Representative Political Parties GAVENDA, Mario (Institute for Advanced Studies)

Interpretive Leadership: The Use of Political Discourse in Crises ILLÉS, Gábor (Centre for Social Sciences, Hungarian Academy of Sciences)

The Leaders’ Old-New Instruments: The Function and Role of Political Movements in Democracy METZ, Rudolf (Centre for Social Sciences, Hungarian Academy of Sciences)

Who is the Relevant Audience?

Normative Perspectives on Saward’s 'Representative Claim Making' WILKER, Nadja (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf)

VARDANIKA, Zoi (University of Reading)

Competing Regionalism Between the EU and the US: A Race for Regulatory Influence?

MARAGKIDOU, Sofia (University of Macedonia)

Human Rights and International Trade: Why do Countries Include Social Law Provisions in Preferential Trade Agreements?

LECHNER, Lisa (Universität Salzburg)

Post-Cold War Implications on Comparative Law: The Misguided Enthusiasm for 'Legal Transplants' and its Effects on Latin America TIJERINA, Walid (University of York)

The Quest for a 'Globa' Competition Law: A Worthwhile Aim, a Lost Cause or a False Debate?

MERIKAS, Stefanos (University of Reading) SKOURTIS, Athanassios (University of Reading)

Panel P097 Building SR, Room 10

The Effect of New Media Platforms on Political Processes Chair:

KALOGEROPOULOS, Antonis (University of Southern Denmark – Odense) Co-Chair: HELFER, Luzia (Universiteit Leiden)

Austria’s European Parliament Election 2014 in the Twittersphere GRILL, Christiane (University of Vienna)

Social Media and China’s Public Diplomacy: A Path to the Future GONG, Chenzhuo (Fudan University)

Social Media Use by Political Parties and Candidates and its Effects on Citizens’ Political Involvement: Explaining the Relationship KRUIKEMEIER, Sanne (University of Amsterdam) VAN NOORT, Guda (University of Amsterdam) VLIEGENTHART, Rens (University of Amsterdam) DE VREESE, Claes (University of Amsterdam)

The Deliberative Capacity of Online Comments ZIMMERMANN, Tobias (Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster)

The New Media as Institutions: Effects on Political Parties as Organisations

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HANEL, Katharina (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf)

SESSION 2

Panel P030

Panel P054

Building SR, Room 11

Building SR, Room 14

Dismantling the Conflict Trap: The Prospect for a New Research Agenda

Intergroup Conflict, Identity and Political Violence

Chair:

Chair:

STRASHEIM, Julia (Giga German Institute of Global And Area Studies) Discussant: KELLE, Friederike-Luise (Universität Konstanz)

A Multilevel Analysis of the Neo-Taliban Insurgency in Afghanistan SANGES, Diego (Maastricht Universiteit)

Identity in Claims for Territorial Autonomy: Global Evidence, 1995–2005 KELLE, Friederike-Luise (Universität Konstanz)

The Emergence of New Actors in Armed Conflict WONG, Pui Hang (Maastricht Universiteit)

Panel P041

REICHERT, Frank (University of Bamberg)

Electoral Violence in Various Contexts: Concepts and Causes MOCHTAK, Michal (Masaryk University)

The Image of France and the French Civilisation in the History Books for High Schools in the Interwar Period in Hungary KŐMŰVES, Edina (Eötvös Loránd University)

The Reintegration of Former Child Combatants into the Civilian Society in the Colombian Context (1999–Today) KISS, Alexandra Mária (University of York)

Building SR, Room 12

Panel P072

Fiscal Policies in Non-OECD Countries

Building SR, Room 15

Chair:

LUCAS, Viola (Giga German Institute of Global And Area Studies) Co-Chair: VON SCHILLER, Armin (German Development Institute)

Theoretical Foundations Underpinning Mobilisation: Political and Institutional Outcomes of Protest

Business Organisations, Party Systems and Tax Composition in Colombia and Peru: Understanding When Economic Elites Pay Taxes

Chair:

VON SCHILLER, Armin (German Development Institute)

Dictators and Their Budget: Assessing the Revenue Structure in Two Dictatorships, Power and Rent Maximising Ones LUCAS, Viola (Giga German Institute of Global And Area Studies)

ZAMPONI, Lorenzo (European University Institute)

Building Bridges: Constructing an Alternative Approach to the Transnationalising Civil Society in the EU UDREA, Titus (Institute for Advanced Studies)

Representational Fulfilment?

Comparing Populist Party 'Voters and Non-Voters' Meaningful Political Actions

Factoring Aid Agents into VAT Policy Reform in Kyrgyzstan: Social Groups, Factions and the Politics of Resource Distribution

KEMMERS, Roy (Department of Public Administration , Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam)

POSKAKUKHINA, Yulia (University of Amsterdam)

ROSEN, Christian (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität

Sovereign Default and Fiscal Consolidation in Small Middle-Income States

Space, Place and the Political Field Frankfurt)

WINKEL, Anne (Hertie School of Governance)

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Panel P059 Building SR, Room 16

Coping with Crisis Chair: RENA, Helge (Universitetet i Bergen) Discussant: HANDKE, Stefan (Hannover Universität)

Knowledge Deficiencies in the Post-Crisis Regulatory Architecture

Session 3

Friday 4 July, 09:00–10:30 Panel P077 Building SR, Room 1

BECKER, Eva (Zeppelin University, Friedrichshafen)

Politics and Institutions in Latin America

Organising for Socio-Natural Disasters in Germany – Institutional Crisis Preparedness in the Case of Floods After 2002

Chair: KERNECKER, Theresa (University of Vienna) Co-Chair: ROSALES, Isabel (Giga German Institute of Global And Area Studies)

SCHULZE-GABRECHTEN, Lena (Universität Potsdam)

Does Efficiency Mean Coherent Policies?

Central American Congresses and Their Role in Migration Policy

The Multilevel Financial Controls Exercised by the European Institutions and the Spanish Central Government Over Local Governments and Administrations: New Trends and Perspectives in the Study of Local Autonomy and the Control of Public Deficit and Debt ALDEGUER CERDÁ, Bernabé (University of Alicante)

Panel P033 Building SR, Room 18

Elements of Federal Development Chair: BERTEL, Maria (University of Innsbruck) Discussant: HOMBRADO MARTOS, Angustias M. (University of Kent)

Centralisation and Disgregation, the Future of the Spanish State of Autonomias HIDALGO-REDONDO, Oscar (University of Tampere and University of New York in Prague)

Contending Diversity Through Federalism: 'Federalisation' Processes in Post-Conflict Societies?

KHAN, Arif Ali (Universität Tübingen)

Federalism, Sovereignty and EU-UK Relationships BRANSDEN, Simon (Canterbury Christ Church University)

Political Economy of Sub-National Units in Quasi-Federal States: Redistribution, Solidarity and Fiscal Preferences VEZBERGAITE, Ieva (Sabancı University)

The Federal Idea, Internal and External Self Determination: A Case Study of Kosovo GURUPARAN, Kumaravadivel (University College London)

ROSALES, Isabel (Giga German Institute of Global And Area Studies)

Judicialisation of Social Conflict GULLI, Marianne (FLACSO Guatemala)

Legislative Activity in Latin America: To What Extent do Parliamentary Resources Influence in Levels of Legislative Production?

KERNECKER, Theresa (University of Vienna) RODRÍGUEZ, Cecilia Graciela (Universidad de Salamanca)

Right Defenders, Arbiters of Political Conflicts or Simply Puppets of Political Powers?

Comparing the Roles of Supreme and Constitutional Courts in Latin America TIBI WEBER, Cordula (Giga German Institute of Global And Area Studies)

Panel P001 Building SR, Room 2

Access to Citizenship: Immigrant Integration and Naturalisation Policies Chair: YESHURUN, Shani (Tel Aviv University) Co-Chair: LONCAR, Jelena (University of York)

Measuring and Comparing Economic Requirements for Naturalisation in Western Europe STADLMAIR, Jeremias (University of Vienna)

Multiculturalist Elements in Integration Policies – A Quantitative Analysis HUNGER, Sophia (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München)

'Religion' as a Category of Practice in Immigrant Integration Policies MATTES, Astrid (University of Vienna)

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Panel P009

Panel P017

Building SR, Room 3

Building SR, Room 6

Citizenship and Identity in Europe I and II Contextual Factors in Voting Research Chair:

PARTHEYMÜLLER, Julia (Universität Mannheim)

European and Political Identity in a Transnational Paradise CARRILLO-LOPEZ, Ana (University of Leicester)

European Identity in Times of Economic Crisis SCHAEFER, Constantin (Universität Mannheim) WEBER, Daniel (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz)

Legislation, Myth and Governmentality: Is the Regressive Shift Towards Jus Sanguinis Citizenship in Ireland a Harmonisation of European Legislation En-Route for Supranational Governance?

BOUAYNAYA, Yaqoub (Trinity College Dublin)

Chair:

MAYER, Sabrina (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz) Co-Chair: SCHULTZE, Martin (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf) Discussant: FITZPATRICK, Jasmin (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz)

Factors of Regional Electoral Loyalty: Specifics of Republics within the Russian Federation TKACHEVA, Tatiana (The European University St. Petersburg)

How is Government Duration Affected by the State of the Economy?

WALTHER, Daniel (UMEÅ Universitet) HELLSTROM, Johan (UMEÅ Universitet)

Building SR, Room 5

Radical Right Party Voting in Western Europe.

Examining Interactions Between Individual-Level and Party-Level Characteristics

The Relevance of (Political) Culture for Regime Change and Stability

Panel P038

Panel P107

Chair:

GUERIN, Nina (Ludwig-MaximiliansUniversität München)

Advancing a Typology of Political Cultures in Autocratic Regimes KEREMOGLU, Eda (Universität Stuttgart)

Hybrid Political Cultures? Analysing Attitudinal Patterns in South East Asia MAUK, Marlene (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz)

New Generation, Old Story? Political Participation and the Persistence of the Post-Communist Heritage in Eastern Europe SPÖRI, Tobias (Institute for Advanced Studies)

Political Myths as Cultural Factors of Authoritarian Regime Stability RUDOLF, Dennis Bastian (Universität Rostock)

COHEN, Denis (University of Essex)

Building SR, Room 7

EU Institutions and Governance Chair: PIRCHER, Brigitte (University of Vienna EIF) Co-Chair: TØRNBLAD, Silje (Universitetet i Oslo)

Assessing the Impact of ICTs on European Union Governance: A Comparative Analysis Between the Commission, the Parliament and the Council DAVESA, Ferran (Vrije Universiteit Brussel)

Contested Voting in the Council of the EU: Who Dissents?

PIRCHER, Brigitte (University of Vienna EIF)

Heterogeneity in the European Commission Expert Groups TØRNBLAD, Silje (Universitetet i Oslo)

The Added Value of the ACF? The Case of EUs Energy and Climate Policy YDERSBOND, Inga Margrete (Universitetet i Oslo)

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Panel P103

Panel P115

Building SR, Room 10

Building SR, Room 11

The Interplay Between Media and Politics

Understanding Post-Conflict Institutional Reform: Institutional Interactions on the Local, National, and International Level

Chair:

KRUIKEMEIER, Sanne (University of Amsterdam) Co-Chair: KALOGEROPOULOS, Antonis (University of Southern Denmark – Odense)

Economic News and Priming KALOGEROPOULOS, Antonis (University of Southern Denmark – Odense)

Maintaining Old Habits? Media Policy Paradigms in Times of Crises and Transformation WENZEL, Corinna (Universität Salzburg)

'Spin' and the Black Box of Government Media Relations: The Case of the UK Since 1997 GARLAND, Ruth (The London School of Economics & Political Science)

The Media’s Role in Legislative Processes: A Case Study Approach MELENHORST, Lotte (Universiteit Leiden)

The Media’s Say Over What Politicians Do: A Factorial Survey Experiment of the Media Influence on Politicians in a Multiparty System HELFER, Luzia (Universiteit Leiden)

Which Politicians get Selected by Which Journalists? A Factorial Survey with Political Journalists to Analyse Source Selection Patterns

Chair:

KELLE, Friederike-Luise (Universität Konstanz)

Filling the Void or Stirring Antagonism?

The Role of Traditional Political Institutions in Peace and Conflict NEUPERT-WENTZ, Clara (Universität Konstanz)

Interethnic Reconciliation from the Bottom to the Top? Exploring the Effect of Local Peacebuilding Initiatives on Post-Conflict Statebuilding LOTTHOLZ, Philipp (University of Birmingham) MONROY, Louis (University of Birmingham)

Islands of Peace – Understanding the Causes of Long-Lasting Peace in Non-War Countries ANSORG, Nadine (Giga German Institute of Global And Area Studies)

Representation in Security Sector Institutions and Popular Perceptions of Safety: Evidence from Kosovo’s Municipalities STRASHEIM, Julia (Giga German Institute of Global And Area Studies)

State Formation Through Military Construction of Rwandaness KUEHNEL LARSEN, Josefine (University of Copenhagen)

VOS, Debby (University of Antwerp)

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Panel P057

Panel P110

Building SR, Room 12

Building SR, Room 15

International Political Economy: Default The Supply Side: Organisations, Crisis and Coalitions Networks, Tactics and Leaders Chair: SALO, Sanna (European University Institute) Co-Chair: WILLIAMS, Zoe (Hertie School of Governance)

Common Goods or Comparative Advantages?

Legitimation of Austerity in Public Debates in Ireland and Finland

Chair:

FERNÁNDEZ, Joseba (University of the Basque Country) Co-Chair: PORTOS GARCÍA, Martín (European University Institute)

Reborn as Maoist: An Ethnographic Perspective on Radical Youth Activism in an Indian Campus

SALO, Sanna (European University Institute)

MARTELLI, Jean-Thomas (Kings College London)

Sovereign Default and Coalition Formation

The Infrastructure of Revolts: Internet, Game Theory and Complex Networks in the Arab Spring and Beyond

VICENTE, Ricardo (European University Institute)

The Financial Stability Board in the Transatlantic.

Can Historical Institutionalism Account for Change in the Regulatory Framework Concerning Financial Services?

KEßELS, Nikolas (Freie Universität Berlin)

Panel P074 Building SR, Room 14

Political Education and Political Engagement Chair: REICHERT, Frank (University of Bamberg) Co-Chair: NASROEN, Reysa (University of Indonesia)

Achievements in Political Education LANDWEHR, Barbara-Kristin (University of Education Karlsruhe)

Analysing the Effects of Differences in Political Education between Swiss Cantons KOLLER, Daniela (Universität Bern)

Political Knowledge and Political Action: The Mediating Effect of Internal Political Efficacy REICHERT, Frank (University of Bamberg)

Re-Examining the Relationship Between Education and Political Knowledge SCHÜBEL, Thomas (Universität Konstanz)

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PORTOS GARCÍA, Martín (European University Institute) ÁLVAREZ, Brais (European University Institute)

Panel P094 Building SR, Room 16

The Organisation of Wicked Policy Problems Chair: RIMKUTE, Dovile (Universität Mannheim) Discussant: KRUEGER, Anne K. (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin)

A Janus-Faced Phenomenon?

Measuring and Assessing the Politicisation of Human Rights Monitoring Mechanisms CARRARO, Valentina (Maastricht Universiteit)

Governing Wicked Problems: The Role of SelfOrganising Governance in Fostering the ProblemSolving Capabilities of Public Sector Organisations MISGELD, Manuel (Deutsches Forschungsinstitut für Öffentliche Verwaltung Speyer)

Organising 'Wickedness': The Contribution of Organisation Theory to Understanding Wicked Policy Problems LANGE, Anne (Universität Potsdam) DANKEN, Thomas (Universität Potsdam) DRIBBISCH, Katrin (Universität Potsdam)

SESSION 4

Panel P081 Building SR, Room 17

Public Policy Making on Subnational Level: What Actors and Mechanisms should be Considered?

Chair:

LIMA, Valesca (University College Dublin)

Participatory Policy Making: Ignored by Applied Concepts of Democracy?

Session 4

Friday 4 July, 14:00–15:30 Panel P050 Building SR, Room 2

Identity and Citizenship in Europe

ZIMMERMANN, Simona (Universität Stuttgart)

Chair:

The Politics of Minimum Income Protection in Southern Europe

'In-Between Citizenship': An Ethnographic Case Study About Liminality and Multiple Identities Amongst Bhutanese Refugees in the UK

NATILI, Marcello (Università degli Studi di Milano)

The Process of Policy Production: The Case of the Italian Anti-Corruption Law COSTA, Jacopo (Università degli Studi di Torino)

Urban Growth Under Ideological Contention: Balancing Politics and Pragmatism in New Zealand

STADLMAIR, Jeremias (University of Vienna)

HOELLERER, Nicole (Brunel University)

What Kind of European Identity Between the Lines of 'Europe for Citizens Programme'?

JUVERDEANU, Maria-Cristina (Fondation Nationale des Sciences Politiques)

HARTLEY, Kris (Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy)

You Achieve, Therefore You Integrate? Looking at the Example of Family Migration in Austria

Panel P065

KÖNIG, Alexandra (International Centre for Migration Policy Development)

Building SR, Room 18

Non-Federal Approaches to Regionalism Chair:

BRANSDEN, Simon (Canterbury Christ Church University) Co-Chair: VEZBERGAITE, Ieva (Sabancı University)

The Europeanisation of Ethno-Regionalist Parties: A Theoretical Framework SCANTAMBURLO, Matthias (University of Innsbruck)

The Profile of Local Political Elite and Strategy Prioritisation at the Local Level in ECE Countries.

Case Studies: Tecuci (Romania), Českà Lípa (the Czech Republic), Oleśnica (Poland) and Gyula (Hungary) MARIN, Roxana (University of Bucharest)

Think Croatian, Act Slavonian: The Croatian Democratic Alliance of Slavonia and Baranja as a Regionalist Patriot

Panel P080 Building SR, Room 4

Power, Legitimation and Knowledge in Contemporary Capitalism Chair: ALCOVERRO, Adrià (Södertörn University) Co-Chair: TARASOVA, Ekaterina (Södertörn University)

Power and Subject in the Society of Control: Critical Assessment MUSLEK, Karel (Masaryk University)

The Reproduction of Knowledge-Based Economy Legitimation in the University ALCOVERRO, Adrià (Södertörn University)

Democracy and Independency: Micro-States in International Politics HOFFMAN, Anne Marie (Giga German Institute of Global And Area Studies)

KUKEC, Marko (University of Zagreb)

Transboundary Water Management, Conflict Prevention and Regional Integration: The Case of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) MOOSA, Hannah (University of Toronto)

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Panel P108

Panel P039

Building SR, Room 5

Building SR, Room 7

The Relevance of Elite Political Culture for Regime Change and Stability

European Identity

Chair:

BERGNER, Edda (Universität Stuttgart)

Autocratic Stability in Uzbekistan and the Role of Elite Political Culture MAERZ, Seraphine (Central European University)

Beyond the Militarisation Theory: The Legitimacy of Law Among Elites in Contemporary Russia – A Soviet Political Culture Legacy?

VIOLIER, Victor (University of Paris Ouest Nanterre la Défense)

What Influence Does Populism Have on the Democratic Quality? A Quantitative Analysis of 18 Latin American States 1995–2009 SCHIMPF, Christian (Universität Salzburg) HUBER, Robert A. (Universität Salzburg)

Threat or Opportunity?

Turkey's Democratisation Process Under the Justice and Development Party (JDP) 2002–2014

Chair:

WEBER, Daniel (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz) Co-Chair: SCHAEFER, Constantin (Universität Mannheim)

Core vs. Periphery, North vs. South? The Euro Crisis and the Discursive Construction of European and National Identities in Ireland and Poland GALPIN, Charlotte (University of Birmingham)

European Identity in Times of the Eurocrisis WEBER, Daniel (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz) SCHAEFER, Constantin (Universität Mannheim)

Narratives of the EU in the Dutch Press DE JONG, Jan (Charles University in Prague)

The Influence of the European Identity Crisis on the European Union Foreign Policy Towards the Post-Soviet States SIDOROVA, Elena (National Research University Higher School of Economics)

BAYCAR, Nilay (University of Otago)

Panel P037

Panel P031

Building SR, Room 8

Building SR, Room 6

Economic Voting Chair:

LEININGER, Arndt (Hertie School of Governance)

American Voters’ Issue Voting Behaviour Revisited: A Case Study of the 2008 American Presidential Election HE, QingQian (Universiteit Twente)

Issue Voting or Economic Voting? The Impact of the Eurozone Crisis on Voting Decisions in the 2013 Federal Election in Germany BAUER, Simon (Technische Universität Darmstadt) STEINER, Nils (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz)

Socio-Economic Insecurity and Voting for a Populist Radical Right Party OBERLUGGAUER, Patricia (University of Vienna)

The Re-Election of Corrupt Politicians KARTNER, Jennifer (Arizona State University)

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Ethics, Transparency and Integrity: Good Government and Democracy Chair:

ALDEGUER CERDÁ, Bernabé (University of Alicante)

A New Concept of the Separation of Powers.

The Fifth Power: Transparency and Citizen Participation A New Proposal of New Latin American Constitutionalism: The Case of Ecuador (2008) MARTINEZ MOSCOSO, Andres (Universidad de Alicante)

Does Political Lying Corrupt Public Life?

PITSEYS, John (Université catholique de Louvain)

SESSION 4

Panel P078

Panel P055

Building SR, Room 9

Building SR, Room 11

International Relations Theory in the Post-Cold War International System

International Actors and Processes in War and Peace

Chair:

Co-Chair: ANSORG, Nadine (Giga German Institute of Global And Area Studies)

MERTZANIDIS, Nikolaos (University of Macedonia) Discussant: VARDANIKA, Zoi (University of Reading)

Elite Perceptions and India's Maritime Identity in the Post-Cold War Era BASU, Pounami (University of Reading)

From State Identity to Societal Identity: The Case of Turkey OZLUK, Duygu (Selcuk University)

Neoclassical Realism and the War in Kosovo MERTZANIDIS, Nikolaos (University of Macedonia)

Panel P098 Building SR, Room 10

The European Union as a Mediator in Peace Negotiations: Assessing EU Mediator Effectiveness in the Belgrade-Pristina Dialogue BERGMANN, Julian (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz)

The Political Economy of Power-Sharing, Foreign Aid and Post-Conflict Democratisation HAASS, Felix (Giga German Institute of Global And Area Studies)

To Dictate the Peace: Power, Enforcement and Success in Military Occupations MARCUM, Anthony (University of Maryland)

The Effects of News Coverage on Voting and Public Opinion

Panel P084

Chair: MELENHORST, Lotte (Universiteit Leiden) Co-Chair: HELFER, Luzia (Universiteit Leiden)

Rethinking Development in the Developed World: Human Capital, Industry and Non-Profit

'Body Language' and Words in Conflict: The Impact of Candidates, Verbal and Non-verbal Performance in Televised Debates on Viewers, Short Term Perceptions

Building SR, Room 12

TAUBER, Christoph (University of Innsbruck)

GARCIA CALVO, Angela (Collegio Carlo Alberto) Co-Chair: TRAPANI, Maria (Università degli Studi di Torino)

First One in Wins: Studying the Role of Ballot List Position, Media Attention and Campaigning on Electoral Success

Convergence and Human Capital: The Gap in Educational Attainment Between the Old and New EU Member States

VAN ERKEL, Patrick (University of Antwerp)

Investigating the Limits of Framing Effects: Source Credibility as a Moderator KERNER, Maximilian (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz) BÖHM, Axel (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz) SACK, Benjamin (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz)

The Congruence Between Voter Preferences and Media Usage: A Replication Study BUß, Björn (Leuphana Universität Lüneburg)

Chair:

STANKOVA, Dasa

Rethinking the Southern Italy Development in the Early Nineties TRAPANI, Maria (Università degli Studi di Torino)

The Role of Hungary's Cross-Border Financial Support Systems in the Existence of Hungarian Nonprofit Sector in Slovakia MORAUSZKI, András (Centre for Social Sciences, Hungarian Academy of Sciences)

The Smell of Party Conflicts: Framing Effects and Partisanship in a Multiparty System NEUBAUER, Christian (University of Vienna)

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Panel P035

Panel P032

Building SR, Room 13

Building SR, Room 15

Power in Question? International Affairs of the European Union

Economics, Structural Dynamics, Democracy and Socio-Political Attitudes

Chair:

BASKAKOV, Ilya (Siberian State Aerospace University)

A Role of Identity in Georgia's Foreign Policy MINESASHVILI, Salome (University of Edinburgh) KAKHISHVILI, Levan (University of Oxford)

Has the Power of the European Court for Human Rights Reached its Breaking Point?

Discussing the Limits of Power Vested in International Judicial Bodies PRECLIK, Petr (Masaryk University)

The Operational Code of Chen Shui-bian and Ma Ying-Jeou: A New Approach in the Analysis of Cross-Strait Relations

Chair:

ZAMPONI, Lorenzo (European University Institute) Co-Chair: FERNÁNDEZ, Joseba (University of the Basque Country)

Citizens' Attempts to Change Representative Democracy in Lithuania ULINSKAITĖ, Jogilė (Vilnius University)

Democracy Within Social Movements: Participation and Deliberation in Decision-Making DIMITRIADOU-XANTHOPOULOU, Parthena (European University Institute)

The Impact of Natural Disasters on Social Capital

THIELE, Jörg (University of Vienna)

ALBRECHT, Frederike (Uppsala Universitet)

A Critical Approach of the European Institutional System Power Relations

When MNEs Cause Social Movements: Joint Venture as a Remedy

DODI, Ioana Antoaneta (National School of Political and Administrative Studies)

GONENC, Defne (Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies) OZTURK, Deniz (Ankara Yildirim Beyazit University)

Who Are Those Taking the Squares?

Individual-Level Grievances in Spanish and Portuguese Anti-Austerity Protests PORTOS GARCÍA, Martín (European University Institute)

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Panel P109

Panel P093

Building SR, Room 16

Building SR, Room 18

The Role of Expertise in EU Regulatory Governance

The Challenges of Federalism

Chair: CARRARO, Valentina (Maastricht Universiteit) Discussant: RUFFING, Eva (Hannover Universität)

Conceptualising Excessive Deficit in the Eurozone: Expertise, Regulatory Standards and Risk Communication OU, Po-Hsiang (University of Oxford)

Chair: WOONS, Marc (University of Leuven) Discussant: VEZBERGAITE, Ieva (Sabancı University)

Asymmetrical Federalism or Independence: Time to Choose?

HOMBRADO MARTOS, Angustias M. (University of Kent)

Committed to Cooperation? Intergovernmental Relations as a Federal Safeguard

Emerging Practices of Expertise Use: The Case of EU Food Regulatory Policy Making Process

SCHNABEL, Johanna (Université de Lausanne)

RIMKUTE, Dovile (Universität Mannheim)

GRÉGOIRE, Jean-François (University of Leuven)

Expertise Embedded in International Communities: The Case of EU Pharmaceutical Regulation ONODA, Takuya (The London School of Economics & Political Science)

Expertise of EU Agencies: Advisors or Policy-Makers in European Health Policy?

KIM, Jinhee (Maastricht Universiteit)

The Politics Behind the Consultation of Expert Groups: A Strategy to Offset Salience or to Reduce Complexity?

VAN BALLAERT, Bart (Université catholique de Louvain)

Panel P099 Building SR, Room 17

The Emergence of Public Policy as an Academic Discipline in Cross-Country Perspectives Chair:

ZIMMERMANN, Simona (Universität Stuttgart)

The Development of Health Policy in Post-Apartheid South Africa

Federalism as Efficient Justice Intergovernmental Relations in the Peruvian Decentralised State BERTEL, Maria (University of Innsbruck)

Panel P004 Building SR, Room 19

Case Studies 1 Chair:

FURXER, Daniel (University of Innsbruck)

Cooperative Politics as an Indirect Pathway to the Question of Interest Group Influence SCHIFFERS, Maximilian (University of Duisburg-Essen)

Judicial Politics in Austria – The Austrian Constitutional Court in the Political Arena FRÖSSEL, Andreas (University of Vienna)

Nuclear Community: Citizenship in West Cumbria and the Impact of the Sellafield Nuclear Site HARALDSEN, Stephen (University of Central Lancashire)

CRANKSHAW, Thomas Khotso (Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, Universität Erfurt)

The Emergence of Public Policy in Colombia and its Impact on Agriculture RIVERA ACEVEDO, Juan David (Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, Universität Erfurt) SELLARE, Jorge (Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, Universität Erfurt)

The Rejection of Risk: The Nuclear Energy Policy Change in Germany and France After Fukushima ARNHOLD, Valerie (University of Bath)

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Session 5

Friday 4 July, 16:00–17:30 Panel P010 Building SR, Room 1

Citizenship and Immigration Policies: How do they Challenge the Relation between Centre and Periphery?

Panel P063 Building SR, Room 2

Minority Representation and Participation: Institutional Incentives and Constraints Chair:

FUSCO, Adam (University of York)

Does Presence Matter? Representation of Minority Interests and Institutional Factors

Chair: WISTHALER, Verena (University of Leicester) Discussant: FRANCO GUILLEN, Nuria (Universitat Pompeu Fabra)

LONCAR, Jelena (University of York)

Diversity Management Beyond the State Level: A Comparative Analysis of the National vs. The Regional Models of Roma Inclusion

VASS, Ágnes (Centre for Social Sciences, Hungarian Academy of Sciences)

MAGAZZINI, Tina (Central European University)

Political Discourse on Migrants’ Integration in the Sub-State Level in Spain: The Divide Between Identity Policies and Social Policies FERNANDEZ SUAREZ, Belen (Universidade da Coruna) PÉREZ-CARAMÉS, Antía (Universidade da Coruna)

Regional Citizenship in Europe: From the Decentralisation of Competences to the Devolution of Rights PICCOLI, Lorenzo (European University Institute)

The Swiss Naturalisation Regime: Convergence Versus Autonomy – The Current Regime and the Proposals for its Reform PELACANI, Gracy (Università degli Studi di Trento)

How Much Does Citizenship Matter? Hungarians in Slovakia Between Two Political Spheres

Migrant Represenation in Companies: An Opportunity for Integration?

FURXER, Daniel (University of Innsbruck)

The 'Making of' Representative Claims: Theorising the Production of Difference STÖCKL, Iris (University of Vienna)

Panel P071 Building SR, Room 4

Perspectives on Foreign Investment in Agriculture: The Political Economy of 'Land Grabbing' Chair:

KAMSKI, Benedikt (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg) Co-Chair: MEIERRIEKS, Daniel (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg)

Bundles of Powers in Access to Land NGHITEVELEKWA, Romie (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg)

How Institutions Shape Land Deals BUJKO, Matthias (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg)

International Land Transactions in Sub-Saharan Africa: Potential Development Driver or Exploitative 'Land Grabbing'? A Meta-Analysis Focusing on the Impacts on Food Security ABSMAYR, Thomas (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg)

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Panel P068

Panel P053

Building SR, Room 5

Building SR, Room 6

Party Leaders vs Reality

Innovative Approaches to the Study of Voting Behaviour and Campaigns

Chair:

KALTENEGGER, Matthias (University of Vienna) Co-Chair: SIMRAL, Vit (Masaryk University) Discussant: BADEMCI, Emine (University of Gothenburg)

'Party Discipline' and Ideological Outliers in the Belgian Chamber from 2007 to 2010 TEUBER, Ferdinand (Université catholique de Louvain)

Party Leaders as the Embodiment of the ‘Affective Dimension’ in Politics: Personalised Leadership in the Justice and Development Party BADEMCI, Emine (University of Gothenburg)

Party Policy Shifts on the Issue of Austria's EUMembership: An Examination of the Influence of Intraparty Decison Making Structures and other Factors on Party Policy Shifts KALTENEGGER, Matthias (University of Vienna)

Chair:

FITZPATRICK, Jasmin (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz) Co-Chair: MAYER, Sabrina (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz) Discussant: PARTHEYMÜLLER, Julia (Universität Mannheim)

Compulsory Voting and Costly Information Acquisition: An Experimental Study BANDLOW-RAFFALSKI, Steffen (Carl Von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg)

The Crowd Isn’t that Wise: Attempting to Forecast the 2013 German Federal Election Using Vote Expectations RIORDAN, Patrick (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) GANSER, Christian (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München)

The Effects of Published Polls on Voting Intensions: A New Approach WUTTKE, Alexander (University of Bamberg)

The Personalisation of Voting Behaviour at German State Elections: An Analysis Under Consideration of Contextual Factors SCHELL, Toni Sebastian (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf)

The Role of Public Scandals in the Election Decision – Evidence from Southern Germany RUDOLPH, Lukas (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München)

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Panel P096

Panel P045

Building SR, Room 7

Building SR, Room 8

The Economic and Social Crisis and EMU: Where Now for the EU?

Global Governance and the Institutional Dynamics of European Policymaking

Chair: COLFER, Barry (University of Cambridge) Co-Chair: CICALA FERRERI, Alba (Università degli Studi di Siena)

Coordinated Wage-Setting and the Social Partnership under EMU: A New Framework for Analysis DUMKA, Ivan (University of Victoria)

European Industrial Relations in the Crisis: Lessons From the Periphery COLFER, Barry (University of Cambridge)

No more waiting for Godot: The 'European Semester' as a Time for Bringing Europe back to Parliamentary Debating – An Analysis of the Italian Case CICALA FERRERI, Alba (Università degli Studi di Siena)

Stability of Political Support for National Political Institutions and the European Union During the Great Recession: Evidence From a Six-Wave Panel From the Netherlands RINGLEROVA, Zuzana (Purdue University)

Who Pays for the Euro Zone Crisis? Explaining Crisis Burden Sharing Through Network Perspective SKUSEVICIENE, Dorota (Vilnius University)

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Chair:

LACATUS, Cora (The London School of Economics & Political Science) Co-Chair / Discussant ABELLAN-ARTACHO, Pedro (Universidad Complutense de Madrid)

A Road to Agency Accountability?

FRONTEX and Fundamental Rights GIANNETTO, Leila (Università degli Studi di Trento)

Dynamics of Formulation: National and SupraNational Interests and the Process of Formulating a Common Foreign Policy for the EU – The Case of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict EL-SAYED, Amr (Osnabrück University)

Global Governance Through National Institutions – A Mixed Method Analysis LACATUS, Cora (The London School of Economics & Political Science)

Reconciling Expertise and Politics: Towards an Adapted and Balanced Form of Political Supervision of Regulatory Bodies DE SOMER, Stéphanie (University of Antwerp)

SESSION 5

Panel P089

Panel P104

Building SR, Room 9

Building SR, Room 12

States, Sovereignty and Borders in Post-Cold War Security Politics

The Political Economy of Energy Transitions around the World: From Local to Global

Chair / Discussant: BASU, Pounami (University of Reading)

Disputed Borders, Energy Resources and State Sovereignty: A Case Study on the Securitisation of the Peru-Ecuador Border VARDANIKA, Zoi (University of Reading)

On a Pathway to a Global Society?

Bulgaria’s Migration / Border Policy in the Context of its EU Membership – Implications for its Handling of Syrian Refugees (2013–2014)

Chair:

STEINBACHER, Karoline (Freie Universität Berlin) Discussant: MARQUARDT, Jens (Freie Universität Berlin)

A Transition: The Nuclear Energy Sector in Central and Eastern Europe KITANOV, Blagoy (Central European University)

Energy Transition in Southeast Asia: How Multi-Level Governance Systems Affect Renewable Energy Projects

ALEKSANDROVA, Boryana (University of Sofia)

MARQUARDT, Jens (Freie Universität Berlin)

Porous Sovereignties and the Geopolitics of Anarchism

Exporting an Energy Transition?

Policy Transfer and the German Energiewende

PFENNINGER, Christian (University of Westminster)

The State of Sovereignty and the Sovereignty of the State: The Cases of Lebanon and Iraq ATHANASIADIS, Konstantinos (LUISS University)

Panel P070 Building SR, Room 11

Peace-Building Efforts in the Western Balkans: Successes, Challenges, and Limits of a Multilevel Endeavour Chair:

BONORA, Caterina (Universität Bremen)

Collective Narratives in Serbia and Croatia and Their Impact on Regional Cooperation

STEINBACHER, Karoline (Freie Universität Berlin)

Reframing the Role of Coal in the Energiewende: A Case Study of the Political Construction of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) Technologies in Germany SOKIC, Nikolina (Universität Salzburg)

Triggers and Accelerators of Reforms in the EU Natural Gas Markets PAKALKAITE, Vija (Central European University)

Urban Energy Transitions: Motivation and Management WEINSZIEHR, Theresa (Universität Leipzig) BERGMANN, Svenja (Universität Leipzig)

CHAIGNEAU, Clémentine (Universität Bremen)

Negotiating Peacebuilding: Explaining Stalled Postwar Transitions Through External-Domestic Interaction GROß, Lisa (Universität Konstanz)

Postwar Kosovo: Kosovar Albanian and Serbian Reconciliation Agents as Arbiters of Peace FERATI-SACHSENMAIER, Flora (Universität Bremen)

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SESSION 5

Panel P042

Panel P113

Building SR, Room 13

Building SR, Room 15

Foreign Policy Analysis: Perspectives and Approaches

Trajectories, Framing and Repertoires

Chair:

SALIBA, Ilyas (WZB Berlin Social Science Center)

Comparative Analysis of Peace Processes: Sierra Leone and Democratic Republic of Congo DEMIRAĞ, Elif Gizem (Sabancı University)

Methodological Challenges in Foreign Policy Analysis – The Operational Code of Colin L. Powell RUTETZKI, Anna (University of Innsbruck)

Religion’s Integration in Foreign Policy Analysis: Egypt’s Policy Toward the Syrian Conflict (2012–2013) EL ASHMAWY, Mahmoud (Fondation Nationale des Sciences Politiques)

Panel P016 Building SR, Room 14

Contemporary Political Theory: Liberalism, Globalism and Democratic Theory Chair:

MITRANI, Yoel (Fondation Nationale des Sciences Politiques) Co-Chair: TREIBER, Guilel (University of Leuven)

Dworkin and Politcal Equality JOSSE, Peter (University of Essex)

The Core Idea of Liberalism VOLBERG, Mats (University of York)

The Political Construction and Representation of Paedophiles KOENRAADS, Stijn (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen)

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Chair:

PORTOS GARCÍA, Martín (European University Institute) Co-Chair: ZAMPONI, Lorenzo (European University Institute)

Conflict in the City: 'Urban Social Movements' in Times of Crisis SUBIRATS RIBAS, Anna (European University Institute)

The Hungarian Protest Wave During the Second Orbán Administration GYIMESI, Mihaly (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin)

Panel P044 Building SR, Room 17

Gender and Representation Chair:

COSTA, Edna (Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas – Universidade Nova de Lisboa)

Political Participation of Tibetan Women in Exile in Nepal SUMA, Deborah (University of Innsbruck)

Re-Producing Diasporic Bodies – The Dispositive of the ‘Comorian Diaspora’ in Marseilles FRITSCH, Katharina (University of Vienna)

Representation and Legitimacy?

The European Parliament as a Lowest Common Denominator of the 28 National Electoral Laws DODI, Ioana Antoaneta (National School of Political and Administrative Studies) IANCU, Alice (Hyperion University)

SESSION 6

Panel P087 Building SR, Room 18

Security Threats beyond State and Challenges to Traditional Territoriality Chair: VOLDERS, Brecht (University of Antwerp) Co-Chair: JOMIER, Solene (University of Warwick)

Assessing the Terrorist Threat: Organisational Capabilities to Commit Acts of Terrorism VOLDERS, Brecht (University of Antwerp)

Cities, Civic Conflict and Human Security SVITKOVA, Katarina (Charles University in Prague)

Fluid Character of Cyberspace and Perspectives of International Regime Development SCHMIDT, Nikola (Charles University in Prague)

States in Cyber-Space: Perspectives of Responsibility Beyond Attribution BRUNER, Tomas (Charles University in Prague)

The Analysis of Online Jihad and its Effects in the Western Media Space SPELDA, Petr (Metropolitan University Prague)

Session 6

Saturday 5 July, 09:00–10:30 Panel P046 Building SR, Room 1

Global Development: Institutions, Strategies and Identities Co-Chair: SCANTAMBURLO, Matthias (University of Innsbruck)

Electoral System Reform and Pluralism in Tanzania MAINGRAUD-MARTINAUD, Cyrielle (Institut d'Études Politiques de Bordeaux)

Modernising Traditional Land Rights in Namibia: Power Struggle or Fruitful Cooperation?

BEHR, Daniela (Universität Konstanz) KROMREY, Daniela (Universität Konstanz) VAN DER HAER, Roos (Universität Konstanz)

Panel P064 Building SR, Room 2

Necessary Civic Standards and Liberal Pluralism: Challenges and Contradictions Chair: FUSCO, Adam (University of York) Co-Chair: LONCAR, Jelena (University of York)

Citizenship Education in a Pluralistic Context: Potential and Limits HEIMPEL, Daniela (Université de Montreal)

How and Why the Discourse About the Failure of Multiculturalism had Developed in Britain in the Years 2001–2011?

YESHURUN, Shani (Tel Aviv University)

Is Egalitarian Politics Good for Multiculturalism?

Redistribution and Recognition as a Effective Policies for Diverse Societies DULEBA, Lukasz (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan)

Research on the Acceptance of Group-Specific Rights for Cultural Minorities in Germany ENDER, Franziska (Universität Stuttgart)

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SESSION 6

Panel P075

Panel P090

Building SR, Room 3

Building SR, Room 5

Political Parties, Voters and Elections in Times of Crisis

Strategy in Party Politics

Chair:

TOYGUR, Ilke (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid) Discussant: KRUSZEWSKA, Dominika (Harvard University)

Elections and Economic Crisis: Putting the EU in the Ballot Box? SANCHEZ VITORES, Irene (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid)

Electoral Accountability in Italy and France: How Political Institutions, Parties and Electoral System Affect Democracy FUMAROLA, Andrea (LUISS University)

How Presidentialism Affects the Number of Parties?

Evidence From Post-Communist Countries

Co-Chair: VIT, Michal (Masaryk University) Discussant: BARBET PORTA, Berta (University of Leicester)

A Cross-National Analysis of Legislative Party Switching KLEIN, Elad (Institute for Advanced Studies)

Small Victories of Small Players? Distinctive Pledges of Small Czech Coalition Parties and Their Fulfillment in Coalition Agreements (2006–2013) SVAČINOVÁ, Petra (Masaryk University)

The Use of Heresthetics in the Electoral Context: Do Parties Strategically Shape the Dimensionality of Their Offer?

BARBET PORTA, Berta (University of Leicester)

RAFAŁOWSKI, Wojciech (University of Warsaw)

Panel P073

Should They Not be Allowed to Vote?

Political Knowledge of 16- and 17-Year-Olds

Building SR, Room 6

TRENKWALDER, Klaus (University of Vienna)

Voters-Representatives Congruence in Europe: Loss of Institutional Influence?

DOLNY, Branislav (Department of Political Science, Comenius University Faculty of Arts) BABOS, Pavol (Department of Political Science, Comenius University Faculty of Arts)

Panel P029 Building SR, Room 4

Dimensions of Environmental Governance Chair:

MACGREGOR, Sherilyn (University of Keele)

Biodiversity Conservation and Climate Change Regimes in Brazil: A Cultural Analysis of Incompatibilities DONADELLI, Flavia (London School of Economics and Political Science)

The European Dimension of Urban Sustainability: The Case of Socio-Ecological Municipal Networks in the European Union MOCCA, Elisabetta (Brunel University)

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Political Communication, Digital Campaigns and Elections Chair: WALTER, Stefanie (Universität Mannheim) Discussant: KINSKI, Lucy (Institute for Advanced Studies)

Agenda-Setting Dynamics in Complex Information Environments PARTHEYMÜLLER, Julia (Universität Mannheim)

Campaigning on Facebook and Twitter: Explaining Communication Patterns of Candidates in the Social Web During Germany’s Federal Election Campaign 2013 HINZ, Kay (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf)

Individual Predispositions as a Moderator of Framing Effects BÖHM, Axel (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz) KERNER, Maximilian (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz) SACK, Benjamin (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz)

Patterns of Individual Political Communication Among German Youth WIEDERHOLZ, Jan-Erik (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf)

SESSION 6

Panel P100

Panel P114

Building SR, Room 7

Building SR, Room 11

The EU as a Global Actor

Transitional Justice, Human Rights and Violent Conflict

Chair:

FÜRRUTTER, Martina (University of Innsbruck)

Security Versus the Human Rights Dilemma in European Union Migration Policy: The Greek Evros Anti-Immigrant Fence DILEK, Esra (Bilkent University)

Small States in the Common Security and Defence Policy: Insights from Foreign Policy Role Conceptions KLEIN, Tanja (University of Basel)

The EU and the Arab Upheavals: Capability-Expectations Gap in CFSP

Chair:

NEUMANN, Nadine (Helmut-SchmidtUniversity of the Armed Forces, Hamburg) Co-Chair: HAASS, Felix (Giga German Institute of Global And Area Studies)

Collective Memory After Violent Conflicts: Can Collective Amnesia Ever be a Sustainable Option for Reconciliation Initiatives?

BREITWEG, Markus (University of Kent)

Do Human Rights Violations Increase The Risk of Civil War?

UGUR, Merve (T.C. Maltepe Universitesi)

SKARSTAD, Kjersti (Universitetet i Oslo) STRAND, Havard

The EU as a Global Actor: A Framework for Analysis

Transitional Justice and Social Institution-Building

SCHELER, Ronja (German Institute for International and Security Studies)

The Nordic Coalition in EU's Foreign and Security Policy OPITZ, Christian (German Institute for International and Security Affairs)

BUNSELMEYER, Elisabeth (Giga German Institute of Global And Area Studies)

Transitional Justice and The Processof National Reconciliation in Bosnia and Herzegovina OBERPFALZEROVÁ, Hana (Charles University in Prague)

The Politics of EU Sanctions

Panel P116

FÜRRUTTER, Martina (University of Innsbruck)

Building SR, Room 12

Panel P111

The Politics of Welfare State Reforms in Hard Times

Building SR, Room 8

The Theory of Democracy in Times of Crisis: Analyses, Dialogues and Proposals Chair:

ABELLAN-ARTACHO, Pedro (Universidad Complutense de Madrid)

Angry Democracy: The Indignados’ Protest and the Emotional Legitimacy COSSARINI, Paolo (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid)

Blame Avoidance in Post-Democratic Societies: Do Political Actors Impact Policy Reforms in Accord with or Despite Institutional and Electoral Arrangements?

STEINMÜLLER, Florian (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin)

The Democratic Discourses of the Social Movements in the Context of Political Crisis in Spain: Common Elements, Potential Junctions and Persistent Gaps

Chair: BUERGISSER, Reto (University of Zurich) Co-Chair: NEGRI, Fedra (Università degli Studi di Milano) Discussants: BABOS, Pavol (Department of Political Science, Comenius University Faculty of Arts) AUFFENBERG, Jennie (Universität Bremen) SCHUERMAN, Nathalie (University of Antwerp)

Distributional Effects of Labor Market Reforms in Continental and Southern Europe BUERGISSER, Reto (University of Zurich)

Partisan Influence on Labour Policy: Do Parties Matter?

NEGRI, Fedra (Università degli Studi di Milano)

The Potential for Cross-Class Coalitions: Assessing Socio-Economic Status, Risk Exposure and Welfare State Support KURER, Thomas (University of Zurich)

LÓPEZ HERRÁIZ, Pedro (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid)

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SESSION 6

Panel P048

Panel P101

Building SR, Room 13

Building SR, Room 15

Hard, Soft, Smart: Political Power Implementations in International Relations

The EU as a Multilevel System and its Challenges

Chair:

Democratic Legitimacy and New Modes of Governance in the EU

RUTETZKI, Anna (University of Innsbruck)

Fair Play in Sochi Olympic Games for Constructing Image of Russia BASKAKOV, Ilya (Siberian State Aerospace University)

The Erosion of Restrictiveness: Explaining Changes in Germany's Arms Export Policy SIMMEL, Verena (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München)

Panel P018 Building SR, Room 14

Continental Political Philosophy – Past and Present Chair: TREIBER, Guilel (University of Leuven) Co-Chair: MITRANI, Yoel (Fondation Nationale des Sciences Politiques)

A Contingent Affinity: Max Weber, Carl Schmitt, and the Challenge of Modern Politics MAGALHÃES, Pedro (Universidade Nova de Lisboa)

Chair:

SENNINGER, Roman (Aarhus Universitet)

NOIKOKYRIS, Thanasis (Kingston University)

Measuring the Success of the European Citizens’ Initiative? Transferring Tools of Analysis for National Instruments of Citizen Participation to the European Context PREUKSCHAT, Renate (Institute for Advanced Studies)

National Governments’ Responsibility Within a Multi-Level System of Governance: A Zero-Sum Game?

LE GALL, Cal (Universität Salzburg)

To Hear Some Parties Talk About Europe, You Would Think That... EU Issues in Austrian General Election Campaigns SENNINGER, Roman (Aarhus Universitet) WAGNER, Markus (University of Vienna)

Understanding Lobbying as a Deliberative Process: Contrasting Theoretical Approaches to Interest Group Advocacy at the EU-Level

Dealing with Enlightenment: Towards Conceptual Change of Polish-Lithuanian Liberty in the XVIII Century

SEIBICKE, Helena (Universitetet i Oslo)

MACKINIS, Vilius (Vilnius University)

Building SR, Room 18

The Concept of 'Genius' of John Mill and Thomas Carlyle MITRANI, Yoel (Fondation Nationale des Sciences Politiques)

Panel P086

Security Practices in a Globalised World Chair: RYCHNOVSKA, Dagmar (Charles University in Prague) Discussant: DANIEL, Jan (Charles University in Prague)

Radical Right-Wing Attempts and Government Response to Securitising the ‘Roma Issue’ in Hungary CSIKI, Tamas (Central European University)

Securing the Circulation of Scientific Knowledge: Diffusion of Securitisation in the Transnational Biosecurity Network RYCHNOVSKA, Dagmar (Charles University in Prague)

Soldiers or Citizens? Military Service, Subjectivity and Security in Israel ZAHORA, Jakub (Charles University in Prague)

The Field of Hybrid Security Order: A Theoretical Framework DANIEL, Jan (Charles University in Prague)

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SESSION 7

Session 7

Saturday 5 July, 14:00–15:30

Panel P025 Building SR, Room 3

Democratic Representation and the European Public Sphere

Building SR, Room 1

GAVENDA, Mario (Institute for Advanced Studies) Discussant: SENNINGER, Roman (Aarhus Universitet)

Migration and Political Participation in the Age of Neoliberalism

A Game of Tones? A Comparative Analysis of Newspaper Coverage of the European Parliament

Panel P062

Chair:

SCANTAMBURLO, Matthias (University of Innsbruck)

Changing Dynamics of Development and Democratisation – Resurgence of Democratic Developmentalism?

Chair:

EISELE, Olga (Institute for Advanced Studies)

Claiming New Democratic Links? National Parliamentarians and their Patterns of Representation in EU Affairs KINSKI, Lucy (Institute for Advanced Studies)

SHAHID, Zubair (Università degli Studi di Trento)

Four Models of the European Public Sphere

Human Development and Mobility: An Agent Based Model of Policy and Unauthorised Migration

WALTER, Stefanie (Universität Mannheim)

Building SR, Room 2

Increasing Self-Perception in the Course of European Integration: The Role of National Parliaments for the Democratic Legitimacy of the EU in Debates in the Assemblée Nationale and the Bundestag

Territorial Jurisdiction and Political Membership: Challenges for an Evolving Notion of Citizenship

Legitimation Policies in the Course of European Integration: Post-Democracy on the Rise?

SIMON, Miranda (University College London)

Panel P091

Chair: LONCAR, Jelena (University of York) Co-Chair: GUNN, Alexander (University of Victoria)

A Constitutional Right of Self-Determination: A Better Guarantee of Democratic Citizenship FUSCO, Adam (University of York)

Citizenship and Territory – A Connection to Keep?

MEINE, Anna (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg)

Cosmopolitanism and Citizenship in the European Union DREYER, Domenica (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf)

The Peculiarity of Immigration Restrictions Arguments Based on Cultural Claims TURCULET, Georgiana (Central European University)

THOMAS, Anja (Fondation Nationale des Sciences Politiques)

BARNICKEL, Christiane (Europa-Universität Viadrina)

Panel P105 Building SR, Room 4

The Politics and Policy of Energy: National Case Studies Chair:

MACGREGOR, Sherilyn (University of Keele)

Explaining Institutional Change: A Case Study of the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Implementation of the Resource Allocation Framework PERUMALLA, Sarah (Jacobs University Bremen)

The Agrofuels Project in Ukraine PLANK, Christina (University of Vienna)

Wind Power Politics? An Analysis of the Framing of Wind Power Policy at the National Level in Sweden NEWELL, David (Lulea University of Technology)

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SESSION 7

Panel P102

Panel P036

Building SR, Room 5

Building SR, Room 11

The Funding of Political Competition

Endogenous and Exogenous Statebuilding: A Complex Encounter

Chair:

SIMONAITYTE, Vitalija (Kaunas University of Technology) Co-Chair: SIMRAL, Vit (Masaryk University) Discussant: SMULDERS, Jef (University of Leuven)

Party Finances and Election Campaign Strategies SIMRAL, Vit (Masaryk University)

Simulating Compliance: Party and Campaign Funding in Moldova LIPCEAN, Sergiu (European University Institute)

Spending Behaviour of Political Parties: The Expenses of the Parties in Nine European Democracies SMULDERS, Jef (University of Leuven)

When the State Takes Over the Interest Groups: A Case of Lithuanian Political Parties Funding SIMONAITYTE, Vitalija (Kaunas University of Technology) JANKAUSKAITE, Vaida (Kaunas University of Technology)

Panel P117 Building SR, Room 6

Voting Advice Applications and Electoral Behaviour Chair:

ISRAEL, Jonas (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf)

Irritation by Advice?

Voting Advice Applications and the Change of Intra-Individual Voting Behaviour SCHULTZE, Martin (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf) GAST, Henrik (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf) ISRAEL, Jonas (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf)

Issue and Valence Framing Effects in VAAs VAN DE POL, Jasper (University of Amsterdam)

Local Policy Preferences and Candidate PositionTaking in the German Federal Election of 2013 NYHUIS, Dominic (Universität Mannheim)

Online Gimmick or Participation Promoting Tool?

Smartvote and its Effect on Electoral Turnout GERMANN, Micha (University of Zurich)

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Chair:

COSTANTINI, Irene (Università degli Studi di Trento) Co-Chair: SELENICA, Ervjola (Università degli Studi di Trento)

Making the State and Crafting the Nation: The Role of Education in Post-War Kosovo SELENICA, Ervjola (Università degli Studi di Trento)

Reviewing International Statebuilding Theories in the Case of Kosovo RRUSTEMI, Arlinda (Vrije Universiteit Brussel)

Statebuilding Without Nation-Building: Understanding the Impact of State Building on the Development of Urban Citizenship in Dili, Timor Leste VALENTI, Alix (University College London)

The Political Economy of Statebuilding in Iraq: The Role of Private Sector Actors COSTANTINI, Irene (Università degli Studi di Trento)

The Political Nature of Service Delivery and Local Government Empowerment In South Sudan DE SIMONE, Sara (Université de Paris I – Panthéon-Sorbonne)

SESSION 7

Panel P118

Panel P083

Building SR, Room 12

Building SR, Room 17

Welfare State Institutions and Individuals on the Labour Markets

Regulating the Private Sphere

Chair:

The Evolution of Civil Society and the Rule of Law regarding Female Genital Mutilation in Iraqi Kurdistan, from Genocide to Parliament

BABOS, Pavol (Department of Political Science, Comenius University Faculty of Arts) Co-Chair: SCHUERMAN, Nathalie (University of Antwerp) Discussants: KURER, Thomas (University of Zurich)

BUERGISSER, Reto (University of Zurich)

NEGRI, Fedra (Università degli Studi di Milano)

Labour Code Effect on Exit from Unemployment: Case of Slovakia BABOS, Pavol (Department of Political Science, Comenius University Faculty of Arts)

Public Sector MarketiSation and Employment Relations: The Role and Influence of Trade Unions on NPM Reforms in the German and British Hospital Sector AUFFENBERG, Jennie (Universität Bremen)

The Social Investment Turn in Belgium: The At-Risk Household-Type Approach SCHUERMAN, Nathalie (University of Antwerp)

Panel P067 Building SR, Room 14

Official Political Ideology of Turkey: Its Reflection on Socio-Cultural Life Chair:

AKTAS, Fatma Oya (Kirklareli Universitesi)

Chair:

FRITSCH, Katharina (University of Vienna)

CARDONE, Rebecca (University of Oxford)

The Welfare State and Gender Equality: Portugal in Comparative Perspective COSTA, Edna (Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas – Universidade Nova de Lisboa)

Panel P095 Building SR, Room 18

The Dynamics of Interstate Conflict and Cooperation Chair:

SMETANA, Michal (Charles University in Prague) Co-Chair: LUDVIK, Jan (Charles University in Prague)

Love and Power in the German-American Security Relationship GRIEBEL, Tim (Friedrich-Alexander Universitaet Erlangen-Nuernberg)

Nuclear Weapons and Norm-Eroding Coercive Practices SMETANA, Michal (Charles University in Prague)

Proliferation Optimism and Preventive War LUDVIK, Jan (Charles University in Prague)

Militarising the Nation: Compulsory Military Service in Turkey AKTAS, Fatma Oya (Kirklareli Universitesi)

Positivist Universalism and Political Thought of the Early Young Turks (1895–1908) TURNAOGLU, Banu (University of Cambridge)

The Basis of Official Political Ideology in Turkey: Kemalist Westernism AKSAKAL, Hasan (Istanbul University)

The Enemies of Official Political Ideology and Functionality of Prisons KÖSEOĞLU, Özde Nalan (Maastricht Universiteit)

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INDEX OF NAMES

Index of participants’ names A ABAD, Angelica 24 ABELLAN-ARTACHO, Pedro 21, 41, 45 ABSMAYR, Thomas 40 AKSAKAL, Hasan 49 AKTAS, Fatma Oya 49 ALBRECHT, Frederike 38 ALCOVERRO, Adrià 19, 24, 36 ALDEGUER CERDÁ, Bernabé 21, 31, 37 42 ALEKSANDROVA, Boryana ALVARADO ACUÑA, Vladimir 19 ALVARADO ESPINA, Eduardo 24 35 ÁLVAREZ, Brais ANDEWEG, Rudy 8 ANDRONIKI KOSTAMI, Konstantina 19 ANSORG, Nadine 33, 37 39 ARNHOLD, Valerie ATHANASIADIS, Konstantinos 42 AUFFENBERG, Jennie 46, 49

B BABOS, Pavol 44, 46, 49 BADEMCI, Emine 40 BAKKEN, Mette 9 BANDLOW-RAFFALSKI, Steffen 41 BANKAUSKAITĖ GRIGALIŪNIENĖ, Sabina 28 BARBET PORTA, Berta 45 BARNICKEL, Christiane 48 BARTENBERGER, Martin 28 BASKAKOV, Ilya 38, 46 BASU, Pounami 37, 42 BAUER, Simon 36 BAYCAR, Nilay 36 BECKER, Eva 31 BEHR, Daniela 44

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BENČEK, David 22, 28 BENITEZ-BALEATO, Jesus-Manuel 29 BERGMANN, Julian 37 BERGMANN, Svenja 42 BERGNER, Edda 24, 36 BERNHARDT, Nicole 24 BERTEL, Maria 31, 39 BÖHM, Axel 37, 45 BOMMIER, Swann 27 42 BONORA, Caterina BRANSDEN, Simon 23, 31, 35 46 BREITWEG, Markus BRUNER, Tomas 43 BUERGISSER, Reto 46, 49 BUJKO, Matthias 40 BUNSELMEYER, Elisabeth 46 37 BUß, Björn

C CARDONE, Rebecca 49 35, 39 CARRARO, Valentina CARRILLO-LOPEZ, Ana 32 CASAL BÉRTOA, Fernando 16 CAVERO CANO, Gonzalo 29 CHAIGNEAU, Clémentine 42 CHARIET, Mounira 25 CHRONA, Stavroula 10 CICALA FERRERI, Alba 41 COHEN, Denis 32 COLFER, Barry 41 COSSARINI, Paolo 29, 45 COSTA, Edna 43, 49 COSTA, Jacopo 35 48, 49 COSTANTINI, Irene CRANKSHAW, Thomas Khotso 39 CREPAZ, Katharina 29 CRUZ-MARTINEZ, Gibrán 10 CSIKI, Tamas 47

D DANIEL, Jan 47 DANKEN, Thomas 23, 35 DAVESA, Ferran 32 DE JONG, Jan 37 DELGADO, Magdalena 27 DEL PANTA, Gianni 24 DEMIRAĞ, Elif Gizem 42 DE SIMONE, Sara 49 41 DE SOMER, Stéphanie DE VREESE, Claes 30 DILEK, Esra 45 DIMITRIADOU-XANTHOPOULOU, 38 Parthena DODI, Ioana Antoaneta 38, 43 DOLNY, Branislav 44 DONADELLI, Flavia 44 22, 27 DRAPALOVA, Eliška DREYER, Domenica 47 DRIBBISCH, Katrin 23, 35 44 DULEBA, Lukasz DUMKA, Ivan 41

E EISELE, Olga 48 EL ASHMAWY, Mahmoud 42 EL-SAYED, Amr 41 ENDER, Franziska 44 ENNSER-JEDENASTIK, Laurenz 9 ENOFE, Bob 24 EPPLER, Annegret 5, 16 ESCHENBURG, Benjamin 28

F FABER, Audrey Ann 22, 28 FARRELL, Mary 2, 5, 8, 9 FERATI-SACHSENMAIER, Flora 42 FERNÁNDEZ, Joseba 22, 35, 38

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FERNANDEZ SUAREZ, Belen 40 FITZPATRICK, Jasmin 32, 41 FOLEY, Anna 5 FRANCO GUILLEN, Nuria 40 FRANZMANN, Simon 25 FRITSCH, Katharina 43, 49 FRÖSSEL, Andreas 39 FUMAROLA, Andrea 44 FÜRRUTTER, Martina 5, 45 FURXER, Daniel 39, 40 FUSCO, Adam 20, 40, 44, 47

G GALPIN, Charlotte 37 GANSER, Christian 41 38 GARCIA CALVO, Angela GARLAND, Ruth 33 GAST, Henrik 48 23 GATT, Sabine GAVENDA, Mario 29, 47 GAWRECKÁ, Daniela 27 48 GERMANN, Micha GIANNETTO, Leila 41 GOETZ, Klaus 8 38 GONENC, Defne GONG, Chenzhuo 30 16 GRABNER, Petra GRÄFLING, Christoph 20 39 GRÉGOIRE, Jean-François GRIEBEL, Tim 49 GRILL, Christiane 30 GROß, Lisa 42 GUERIN, Nina 19, 25, 32 GULLI, Marianne 31 GUNN, Alexander 47 GURUPARAN, Kumaravadivel 31 GYIMESI, Mihaly 43

H HAASS, Felix HABITZEL, Kurt HAJDINJAK, Sanja HAKELBERG, Lukas HANDKE, Stefan HANEL, Katharina HARALDSEN, Stephen

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HARĐARSON, Olafur Þ 8, 9 HARDER, Niklas 28 HARTLEY, Kris 35 HARTLEY, Tilman 27 HEGELE, Yvonne 28 HEIMPEL, Daniela 44 HELFER, Luzia 21, 27, 29, 33, 37 HELLSTROM, Johan 32 HE, QingQian 36 HEYNE, Lea 24 HIDALGO-REDONDO, Oscar 31 HINZ, Kay 45 HOCHHAUSER, Eva-Maria 23, 25 HOELLERER, Nicole 36 HOFFMAN, Anne Marie 36 HOLZNER, Birgit 16 HOMBRADO MARTOS, Angustias 31, 39 M. HUBER, Robert A. 36 HÜLSKEN, Claudia 29 31 HUNGER, Sophia HVIDSTEN, Andreas 27

I ILLÉS, Gábor ISRAEL, Jonas

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J JANKAUSKAITE, Vaida 48 JESCHKE, Sven 5, 23 JOMIER, Solene 43 JOSSE, Peter 43 JUVERDEANU, Maria-Cristina 36

K KAISER, Tim 28 KAKHISHVILI, Levan 38 KALGIN, Alexander 22 KALLAND AARSTAD, Åsne 10 KALOGEROPOULOS, Antonis 21, 29, 32 KALTENEGGER, Matthias 40 KAMSKI, Benedikt 40 KANTOR, Lukas 25 KARTNER, Jennifer 36

KARTSONAKI, Argyro 21, 25, 27 KATZ, Richard 8 KAUFMANN, David 28 KAUPPI, Niilo 8, 9 KELLE, Friederike-Luise 30, 33 KEMMERS, Roy 30 KEREMOGLU, Eda 19, 25, 32 KERNECKER, Theresa 31 KERNER, Maximilian 37, 45 KEßELS, Nikolas 33 KETTE, Jan 28 KHALIL TOLOSA, Nadia 28 KHAN, Arif Ali 31 KIM, Jinhee 39 KINSKI, Lucy 45, 48 KISS, Alexandra Mária 30 42 KITANOV, Blagoy KLEIN, Elad 45 KLEIN, Tanja 45 25 KLUKNAVSKA, Alena KOENRAADS, Stijn 43 KOLLER, Daniela 33 30 KŐMŰVES, Edina KÖNIG, Alexandra 36 KOPECKÝ, Petr 16 23 KORINEK, Rebecca-Lea KÖSEOĞLU, Özde Nalan 49 27 KOSKINA, Mariia KROMREY, Daniela 44 KRUEGER, Anne K. 35 KRUIKEMEIER, Sanne 30, 32 KRUSZEWSKA, Dominika 27, 44 KUEHNEL LARSEN, Josefine 33 KUKEC, Marko 35 KURER, Thomas 46, 49

L LACATUS, Cora 41 LANDWEHR, Barbara-Kristin 33 LANGE, Anne 23, 35 LECHNER, Lisa 29 LE GALL, Cal 47 LEININGER, Arndt 29, 36 LIMA, Valesca 23, 35 LIPCEAN, Sergiu 48 LONCAR, Jelena 20, 31, 40, 44, 47

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INDEX OF NAMES

LÓPEZ HERRÁIZ, Pedro 45 LORENTE FONTANEDA, Javier 24 LOTTHOLZ, Philipp 33 LUCAS, Viola 30 LUDVIK, Jan 23, 49

M MACGREGOR, Sherilyn 20, 44, 48 MACKENZIE, Laura 25 MACKINIS, Vilius 46 MAERZ, Seraphine 36 MAGALHÃES, Pedro 46 MAGAZZINI, Tina 40 MAINGRAUD-MARTINAUD, Cyrielle 44 MARAGKIDOU, Sofia 29 37 MARCUM, Anthony MARIN, Roxana 35 MÄRK, Tilmann 3 42 MARQUARDT, Jens MARTELLI, Jean-Thomas 35 MARTINEZ MOSCOSO, Andres 37 MATTES, Astrid 31 32 MAUK, Marlene MAYER, Sabrina 20, 28, 32, 41 MEIERRIEKS, Daniel 40 MEINE, Anna 47 MELENHORST, Lotte 33, 37 MERIKAS, Stefanos 29 37 MERTZANIDIS, Nikolaos METZ, Rudolf 29 MINESASHVILI, Salome 38 MISGELD, Manuel 35 MITRANI, Yoel 23, 43, 46 MOCCA, Elisabetta 44 MOCHTAK, Michal 30 MOHORCICH, Joseph 24 MONROY, Louis 33 MOOSA, Hannah 35 MORAUSZKI, András 38 MUSLEK, Karel 36

N NASROEN, Reysa NATILI, Marcello NAVARRETE, Rosa M.

22, 33 35 10, 19, 24

NEGRI, Fedra NEUBAUER, Christian NEUMANN, Nadine NEUPERT-WENTZ, Clara NEWELL, David NGHITEVELEKWA, Romie NOIKOKYRIS, Thanasis NYHUIS, Dominic

46, 49 37 28, 46 33 48 40 47 48

O OBERLUGGAUER, Patricia OBERPFALZEROVÁ, Hana OBERST, Christoph OIDTMANN, Raphael ONODA, Takuya OPITZ, Christian OU, Po-Hsiang OZLUK, Duygu OZTURK, Deniz

36 46 25 25 39 45 39 37 38

P PAKALKAITE, Vija 42 PALLI, Ellen 5 PARTHEYMÜLLER, Julia 32, 41, 45 PELACANI, Gracy 40 25 PENGL, Yannick PÉREZ-CARAMÉS, Antía 40 PERUMALLA, Sarah 48 PEVNÁ, Katarína 24 PFENNINGER, Christian 42 PIATTONI, Simona 2, 8, 16, 17 PICCOLI, Lorenzo 40 PIRCHER, Brigitte 20, 32 PITSEYS, John 37 PITTOORS, Gilles 29 PLACHÝ, Ondřej 24 PLANK, Christina 48 PORTOS GARCÍA, Martín 22, 35, 38, 43 POSKAKUKHINA, Yulia 30 PRABHAKAR, Rahul 9 PRECLIK, Petr 38 PREUKSCHAT, Renate 47

Q QUERALT, Dídac

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R RAFAŁOWSKI, Wojciech 44 RAMIREZ B, Adriana Marcela 24 RASHKOVA-GERBRANDS, Ekaterina 5, 16 REICHERT, Frank 22, 30, 33 REINERMANN, Holger 25 REKHVIASHVILI, Lela 27 RENA, Helge 28, 31 REZAEI, Ramin 25 RIMKUTE, Dovile 35, 39 RINGLEROVA, Zuzana 41 RIORDAN, Patrick 41 RIVERA ACEVEDO, Juan David 39 RODRÍGUEZ, Cecilia Graciela 31 31 ROSALES, Isabel 31 ROSEN, Christian RÖTH, Leonce 25 48 RRUSTEMI, Arlinda RUDOLF, Dennis Bastian 32 RUDOLPH, Lukas 41 39 RUFFING, Eva RUTETZKI, Anna 42, 46 RYCHNOVSKA, Dagmar 47

S SACK, Benjamin 24, 37, 45 28 SALAGEANU, Romana SALIBA, Ilyas 25, 42 SALO, Sanna 33 SÁNCHEZ DE DIOS, Manuel 8, 9 SANCHEZ VITORES, Irene 44 SANGES, Diego 30 SANTINO REGILME, Jr, Salvador 10 SAUER, Birgit 8 SCANTAMBURLO, Matthias 20, 35, 44, 47 SCHAEFER, Constantin 32, 36, 37 SCHELER, Ronja 45 SCHELL, Toni Sebastian 41 SCHERMANN, Katrin 9 SCHIFFERS, Maximilian 39

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SCHIMPF, Christian 36 SCHMIDT, Nikola 43 SCHMITT, Johannes 25 SCHNABEL, Johanna 39 SCHÜBEL, Thomas 33 SCHUERMAN, Nathalie 46, 49 SCHULTZE, Martin 20, 28, 32, 48 SCHULZE-GABRECHTEN, Lena 31 SCOTT, Alan 12, 16, 17 SEEBER, Gilg 5, 23 SEIBICKE, Helena 47 SELENICA, Ervjola 48 SELLARE, Jorge 39 SENNINGER, Roman 47 SENN, Martin 16 SHAHID, Zubair 47 37 SIDOROVA, Elena SIMMEL, Verena 46 SIMONAITYTE, Vitalija 48 47 SIMON, Miranda SIMRAL, Vit 21, 40, 48 SKARSTAD, Kjersti 46 29 SKOURTIS, Athanassios SKUSEVICIENE, Dorota 41 SLOBOZHAN, Oxana 27 23, 49 SMETANA, Michal SMULDERS, Jef 48 42 SOKIC, Nikolina SPELDA, Petr 43 SPIROVA, Maria 16 SPÖRI, Tobias 32 STADLMAIR, Jeremias 31, 36 STANKOVA, Dasa 38 STAUBMANN, Helmut 3 STEINBACHER, Karoline 42 STEINER, Nils 36 STEINMÜLLER, Florian 45 STÖCKL, Iris 40 STRAND, Havard 46 STRASHEIM, Julia 21, 30, 33 SUBIRATS RIBAS, Anna 43 SUMA, Deborah 43 SUZINA, Ana 27 SVAČINOVÁ, Petra 45 SVITKOVA, Katarina 43

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T TALLBERG, Jonas 8 TARASOVA, Ekaterina 19, 24, 36 TAUBER, Christoph 37 TEUBER, Ferdinand 40 THIELE, Jörg 38 THOMAS, Anja 48 THOMPSON, Sandra 5 TIBI WEBER, Cordula 31 TIJERINA, Walid 27, 29 TKACHEVA, Tatiana 32 TØRNBLAD, Silje 32 TOYGUR, Ilke 10, 19, 44 TRAPANI, Maria 38 TREIBER, Guilel 23, 43, 46 44 TRENKWALDER, Klaus TURCULET, Georgiana 47 49 TURNAOGLU, Banu TUTTNAUER, Or 28

U UDREA, Titus UGUR, Merve ULINSKAITĖ, Jogilė

30 45 38

V VALENTI, Alix 49 VANA, Tomas 28 39 VAN BALLAERT, Bart VAN DE POL, Jasper 48 VAN DER HAER, Roos 44 VAN ERKEL, Patrick 27, 37 VAN NOORT, Guda 30 VARDANIKA, Zoi 21, 29, 37, 42 VASS, Ágnes 40 VEDMETSKAYA, Liudmila 27 VERZICHELLI, Luca 8 VEZBERGAITE, Ieva 23, 31, 35, 39 VICENTE, Ricardo 33 VIOLIER, Victor 36 VIT, Michal 21, 45 VLADIMIROVA, Alina 22 VLIEGENTHART, Rens 30 VODA, Petr 25 VOLBERG, Mats 43

VOLDERS, Brecht VON LOSSOW, Tobias VON SCHILLER, Armin VOS, Debby

43 16 30 33

W WAGNER, Markus 47 WALTER, Stefanie 45, 48 WALTHER, Daniel 32 WEBER, Daniel 32, 36, 37 WEBER, Regina 29 WEINSZIEHR, Theresa 42 WENZEL, Corinna 32 WIEDERHOLZ, Jan-Erik 45 WILDE-KRELL, Anna-Lena 28 29 WILKER, Nadja WILLIAMS, Zoe 33 WINKEL, Anne 30 40 WISTHALER, Verena WONG, Pui Hang 30 39 WOONS, Marc WUTTKE, Alexander 41

Y YDERSBOND, Inga Margrete 32 YESHURUN, Shani 31, 44

Z ZAHORA, Jakub 47 ZAMPONI, Lorenzo 22, 30, 38, 43 ZIMMERMANN, Simona 23, 35, 39 ZIMMERMANN, Tobias 30

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This volume puts together works representing the main analytical and conceptual vehicles articulated by the Ostroms to create the Bloomington School. Their endeavours sought to ‘re‑establish the priority of theory over data collection and analysis’, and to better integrate theory and practice.

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