2014 ecpr salmanaca joint sessions programme

Joint Sessions of Workshops University of Salamanca 10 – 15 April 2014 Contents Welcome from the ECPR Chair and the local organising committee....................................................... 2 The European Consortium for Political Research.......................................................................................... 4 The University of Salamanca ........................................................................................................................... 5 Joint Sessions of Workshops.............................................................................................................................. 6 2014 calendar of events.................................................................................................................................. 7 Executive Committee....................................................................................................................................... 8 Membership....................................................................................................................................................... 9 Jean Blondel PhD Prize................................................................................................................................... 10 Rudolf Wildenmann Prize............................................................................................................................... 11 The Stein Rokkan Lecture............................................................................................................................... 12 Lecture by Luciano Bardi............................................................................................................................... 12 Overview of Workshops and rooms.............................................................................................................. 13 About the city of Salamanca........................................................................................................................ 14 Practical information...................................................................................................................................... 15 Day-by-Day programme of events ............................................................................................................. 15 Maps showing locations ................................................................................................................................ 16 Workshops and participants.......................................................................................................................... 17 Book exhibition ............................................................................................................................................... 48 Alphabetical list of participants and Workshops......................................................................................... 53

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Welcome from the ECPR Chair, and from the local organising committee Dear Participants It is my pleasure to welcome you to the 42nd Joint Sessions, taking place in Spain’s oldest university, and the fourth-oldest worldwide. Although there are records of the University of Salamanca granting degrees many years before, it received its royal charter of foundation as Estudio General from King Ferdinand of Castile in 1218, which marks its official beginning almost 800 years ago!

Salamanca is a most fitting venue for the 2014 Joint Sessions, which will allow 24 groups of up to 20 scholars to present and discuss their work in a collegial atmosphere.

We are extremely pleased to be hosted by such a venerable institution, and even more pleased to be able to visit such a beautiful and welcoming city.

Dear Participants Welcome to our Faculty of Law at the Universidad de Salamanca, where Francisco de Vitoria defended the natural rights of the individual, Luis de Molina argued for free will and human liberty, and Francisco Suárez defended the human origins of state authority in the sixteenth century.

Since the founding of the University eight centuries ago, politics has been studied in this Faculty, and many officers and authorities have been educated here. Some of them, including the Argentinian Manuel Belgrano, went on to become

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Founding Fathers of the Spanish American republics.

Nowadays, our Faculty offers undergraduate studies in Law, Political Science and Public Administration, as well as Master’s and PhD programmes in different areas of the social, political and legal disciplines, to students from all over the world.

We wish you a fruitful stay in Salamanca.

Ricardo Rivero Ortega Dean of the Faculty of Law, Universidad de Salamanca

With its art, good food and fabulous cafés, Salamanca will also give us the opportunity to sit down, relax and exchange views on our favourite research topics outside its renowned University walls.

While outside, we might even be able to turn our eyes skywards and spot some of the white storks that nest in great numbers on top of Salamanca’s tallest buildings. The storks migrate to Africa in August and return, so they say, punctually on 24 December, to spend the winter and spring in this beautiful city. Perhaps these magnificent birds showed the way to the itinerant scholars of yore who travelled between universities on both sides of the Mediterranean?

Simona Piattoni Chair, ECPR Executive Committee, 2012 – 2015

WELCOME

Dear Participants The Universidad de Salamanca is delighted to host the 2014 Joint Sessions of Workshops.

Through almost 800 years of history, this University has maintained its passion for understanding the social and political challenges of its time. It has also kept the same curiosity in scholarly advances abroad that led to its founding.

Today, over 35,000 students are enrolled in courses here, and we receive thousands of international students from Europe, Latin America, and the rest of the world.

Our University’s continuing passion for knowledge, and its international vocation, make us proud to extend a warm welcome to the 2014 Joint Sessions participants, and to wish you a productive and stimulating stay in Salamanca.

Daniel Hernández Ruipérez Rector of the Universidad de Salamanca Dear Participants The Local Organising Committee and the Political Science Faculty would like to welcome you to the Universidad de Salamanca. We are very pleased to host the 2014 ECPR Joint Sessions of Workshops.

Political science started here only two decades ago. Despite this, our department offers undergraduate, Master’s, and PhD programmes, receives dozens of international students each year, and researches on a wide array of topics in our discipline. The Committee wishes to thank Rector Daniel Hernández Ruipérez, and Dean of the Facultad de

Derecho, Ricardo Rivero Ortega, for their support. For their backing we would also like to thank the Asociación Española de Ciencia Política, the Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas, the Centro de Estudios Políticos y Constitucionales, and the Banco de Santander.

Finally, the local organisers thank the ECPR Executive Committee, Central Services staff and Conference Co‑ordinator Marcia Taylor for their crucial role in the organisation of this event. We wish you an enjoyable stay.

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ABOUT THE ECPR

The European Consortium for Political Research The ECPR is an independent, scholarly association that supports and encourages the training, research and cross-national co‑operation of political scientists through Europe and the world 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 3 – 5 July in Innsbruck.

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.

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

Standing Groups These are groups of researchers, in many cases formed at ECPR events, with a shared scholarly interest.

Some Standing Groups 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 sub‑fields of the discipline. All are eligible to apply for grants to help with organisation of the Group, and with the running of summer schools.

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

These 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 300 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.

Cloisters at Archbishop Fonseca College and, below, the plateresque Escuelas Mayores and historic university library

The University of Salamanca Founded almost 800 years ago, the Universidad de Salamanca is the oldest in Spain, and the model on which many Spanish and Latin American universities were founded More than 35,000 students from 80 countries currently study here, making it a thriving hub of Spanish university life. Over 2,000 students each year come to Salamanca through mobility programmes from universities in other countries. In fact, of all the mid-size and large Spanish universities, the Universidad de Salamanca receives the highest percentage of Erasmus students.

Since its inception in 1993, the Department of Political Science has offered courses at all levels: Undergraduate, Master’s and PhD, receiving more than a hundred new students each year. The Political Science faculty also teaches in other universities throughout Spain, Europe and the Americas.

The University’s 2,500 faculty members teach in nine campuses spread over four cities: Salamanca, Ávila, Zamora and Béjar.

The University is widely regarded as one of the best centres of teaching and research of political science in Spain. The Political Science Faculty has ten permanent members, and hosts visiting scholars from other countries every year.

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ABOUT THE ECPR

Joint Sessions: bringing the profession together Now into their fifth decade, the ECPR's Joint Sessions of Workshops remain a highlight of the global political science calendar

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aking place each spring, the Workshops’ main aim is participation and equality of endeavour between advanced students, younger and newer members of the profession, and established professors. To this end, the size of each Workshop is strictly limited.

Participants should be carrying out research in the field of the Workshop, so that he or she can present a paper or research document for discussion, as well as take part in the discussion of the other papers presented.

Participants may attend only one Workshop and should stay for the duration of the event.

The ECPR hopes that some of these Workshops will lead to publications and the creation of permanent Standing Groups, as well as to continuing collaboration between members.

The success of the Joint Sessions is measured not only in terms of numbers of participants but by the networks created and books published as a result.

Next Joint Sessions Warsaw 2015

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1994 Madrid 1995 Bordeaux 1996 Oslo 1997 Bern 1998 Warwick 1999 Mannheim 2000 Grenoble 2001 Copenhagen 2002 Turin 2003 Edinburgh 2004 Uppsala 2005 Granada 2006 Nicosia 2007 Helsinki 2008 Rennes 2009 Lisbon 2010 Munster 2011 St Gallen 2012 Antwerp 2013 Mainz 2014 Salamanca

2014 calendar of events 3rd Winter School in Methods and Techniques 14 – 21 February University of Vienna The ECPR’s Methods 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, this year in Ljubljana (see far right).

42nd Joint Sessions of Workshops 10 – 15 April University of Salamanca 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. There is no fee for ECPR members.

5th Graduate Student Conference 3 – 5 July University of Innsbruck A biennial conference bringing together young scholars for their first conference experience. Comprises Panels organised around a common Section theme.

Participants are encouraged to take on the full spectrum of roles, from Section Chairs to Paper givers – or they can simply attend and observe.

Practical lectures such as How to get published or How to get a job sit alongside lectures from high-profile academics. A lively social programme after hours enables participants to make vital contacts for the future.

4th Research Sessions 8 – 11 July University of Essex 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.

9th Summer School in Methods and Techniques 24 July – 9 August University of Ljubljana High quality, up-to-date training in a broad range of specially selected methods across the spectrum of approaches used in the social sciences.

8th ECPR General Conference 3 – 6 September University of Glasgow The ECPR’s General Conference brings together scholars from across all regional and national borders, and all sub-disciplines of political science.

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

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

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

ABOUT THE ECPR

Executive Committee The ECPR's Executive Committee is a Board of twelve Trustees, elected by the Council every three years Each member of the EC is elected for a six-year term, unless they are co-opted, in which case they must stand at the next election in order to continue for a further three-year term.

The terms of EC members are staggered by three years, meaning that six new members are elected every three years.

EC members are drawn from ECPR Full-Member institutions.

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

To facilitate continuity, and in recognition of the need to have a Chair experienced in ECPR business, the outgoing EC, in the preceding autumn, elects a Chair Designate from those members who have another three years to serve. This person becomes the recommended Chair to the new

EC. The process ensures that the ECPR is led by someone who already has three years’ experience of working on the Executive Committee, and for the ECPR. The Executive Committee is responsible for the day-to-day running of the Consortium as well as the formulation of longterm strategic development.

To make this task more manageable, each member is given a portfolio for their threeyear term. Most portfolios have a sub-committee chaired by the relevant EC member, on which sits at least one other EC member and a counterpart from Central Services.

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.

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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Make the most of your ECPR membership The ECPR brings people together across the spectrum of political science and related disciplines. It offers unrivalled opportunities to collaborate with scholars who share your research interests, and to explore this constantly changing academic field The ECPR’s conferences and events are a forum for lively and fruitful discussion and idea exchange, while its biannual Methods School invites you to hone your research skills under the tutelage of internationally renowned experts.

Your institution’s ECPR membership entitles you to tangible benefits that will advance your studies and help further your career. Set up a MyECPR account, and make the most of them! Benefits include: Print copy of EJPR, EPSR and EPS delivered to your Official Representative

Online access to EPS via Palgrave Macmillan 30% discount on all titles in the ECPR/OUP Comparative Politics series and 20% off all OUP politics titles 30% discount on all titles in the ECPR /Palgrave Macmillan Research Methods book series Opportunity to direct a Workshop at the Joint Sessions (Associate Members can co-direct) Reduced fees for the General and Graduate Student Conferences,

the Joint Sessions of Workshops and the Summer and Winter Methods School Funding to attend ECPR events Eligibility to join a Standing Group, or to set up a new one (and receive funding) Online MyECPR account, where you can register for events, and propose Workshops and Papers Opportunities to win prizes and awards Regular e-bulletins – including job alerts

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PRIZE WINNERS

Jean Blondel PhD Prize

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ince October 2003, the ECPR has awarded an annual prize for the best PhD thesis in politics, encompassing International Relations, Political Theory, and Public Administration.

The prize fund is €1,000 and the winner is offered the chance to adapt their thesis for publication as an ECPR Press Monograph.

This year's winner The 2013 prize goes to Christian Rauh (below), Wissenschaftszentrum für Sozialforschung and Freie

Universität Berlin, for his thesis Politicisation, Issue Salience, and Consumer Policies of the European Commission: Does Public Awareness and Contestation of Supranational Matters Increase the Responsiveness of Europe’s Central Agenda‑Setter?

Chaired by Peter Kennealy (EUI Florence) representing the ECPR Press, the jury comprised Paolo Bellucci (University of Siena), Birgit Sauer (University of Vienna) and Paul Heywood (University of Nottingham).

Rauh’s thesis challenges the image of the EU Commission as a technocratic

actor removed from societal and political demands. On the contrary, his analysis shows that European elites adapt their decisions to a politicised context. His research provides an insightful account of the European Commission’s approach to policy making, helping us better understand the dynamics of policy development in relation to European integration.

Rauh demonstrates how the extent of public awareness, issue contestation and salience constrain the Commission’s positions, and explain the location of its policy stance between laissez-faire and interventionism in consumer and market regulation.

The jury felt that the research design nicely combines public-opinion and public-policy analyses, relying on multiple sources (including public opinion surveys, media analysis, elite interviews, and process tracing) which produce compelling evidence for the conditions (when? why? how?) that promote EU institutions’ responsiveness to European citizens.

Blondel shortlist Other shortlisted candidates for this year’s prize Patrick Bayer University of Mannheim Distributional, Institutional, and Informational Dynamics in International Cooperation on Climate Change Hanna Schwander University of Zürich The Politicisation of the Insider-Outsider Divide in Western Europe: Labour Market Vulnerability and its Political Consequences

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Rudolf Wildenmann Prize

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his prize is awarded annually to the best paper presented at the previous Joint Sessions. Candidates must be under 35, and within five years of gaining their PhD.

This year's winner The 2013 prize has been awarded to Sebastian Ziaja (right), who received his PhD from the Department of Government at the University of Essex, and is now a researcher at the German Development Institute.

His prizewinning paper, Diversity Trumps Quantity: Types of Foreign Aid, Donor Fragmentation and Democratisation investigates the influence of foreign aid fragmentation on democracy in recipient countries.

The paper distinguishes between the effects of aid fragmentation in general, and aid fragmentation of democracy assistance. It confirms previous findings by arguing that the former is detrimental to democratisation, the latter beneficial.

Ziaja finds that diverse democracy aid has beneficial effects on the institutional setup in the recipient country by providing more options from which local actors can choose.

But more than an analysis of foreign aid effectiveness, his paper contributes to the study of democratisation, particularly the debate on pluralism in young democracies.

The jury felt that Dr Ziaja’s thesis, which meets the highest technical standards, provides an excellent overview of the current state of research, from which the central hypotheses are derived. The large-n analysis was considered well executed and methodologically advanced.

A standout feature of Dr Ziaja’s paper was qualitative evidence from a case study on Ghana to illustrate the proposed causal mechanism.

Wildenmann shortlist Raimondas Ibenskas Electoral Implications of Party Fission Åsa Knaggard Framing the Problem: Knowledge Brokers in the Multiple Streams Approach Martin Mölder Fluid Voters behind a Stabilising Party System? Investigating Party System Parameters in Estonia Manuela Moschella Monitoring Macroeconomic Imbalances in the EU: Lessons from IMF

Francisca Piccin Managing External Humanitarian Crises: the EU Humanitarian Aid Policy Between Bilateralism and Multilateralism Lauge N. Skovgaard Poulsen Bounded Rationality and the Diffusion of Modern Investment Treaties Maria Laura Sudulich Campaign Effectiveness in a Comparative Perspective Federico Vegetti and Zoltán Fazegas The Conflictual Nature of Ideological Polarisation

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LECTURES

The Stein Rokkan Lecture Scott Mainwaring Democracies and Dictatorships in Latin America: Emergence, Survival, and Fall

decisions of specific leaders, he focuses on the political preferences of powerful actors – the degree to which they embrace democracy as an intrinsically desirable end and their policy radicalism – to explain regime outcomes.

Based on his recently published book of the same name, for this lecture Professor Mainwaring analyses the emergence, survival, and fall of democracies and dictatorships in Latin America since 1900, and offers a new theory for why political regimes emerge, and why they subsequently survive or break down.

He also shows how transnational influences are crucial in understanding regional waves of democratisation. Based on research into the political histories of all twenty Latin American countries, this lecture presents an analysis of regime emergence, survival, and failure for all of Latin America over a long period.

Arguing for a theoretical approach between long-term structural and cultural explanations and shortterm explanations that look at the

Scott Mainwaring is Professor of Political Science at the Kellogg Institute for International Relations in Notre Dame, Indiana.

Lecture by Luciano Bardi Political parties, responsibility and responsiveness in multi‑level democracy

party responsibilities and interactions and, especially at times of crisis, they represent an additional obstacle to the development of democracy at European level.

Political parties in democratic systems are increasingly subject to tensions between the need to govern democratically, and to articulate the interests of their citizens.

According to theory, these two sets of functions should be performed in an integrated way. But it has become more difficult for parties to reconcile the responsibility of governmental actions imposed by the first set of functions with that of responsiveness towards the requests of citizens required by the second. These tensions are exacerbated at European level by the multi-level nature of

Luciano Bardi is Professor of Political Science at the University of Pisa and co‑director of the Observatory on Political Parties and Representation at the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, (EUI) Florence.

He was Chair of the ECPR Executive Committee 2009–2012.

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He has recently published articles on EU democracy and EU Parties and Party Systems, and co-edited special issues of West European Politics and Party Politics on party responsiveness and responsibility, and on party organisational adaptation and change.

OVERVIEW

Workshops and rooms No

Title

Room

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Administrative Organisation and the Welfare State: Wicked Issues and the Challenges of Accountability, Legitimacy and Coordination

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02

Authority and Control in International Organisations

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03

Beyond Supply and Demand: Gender and Political Recruitment in Comparative Perspective

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04

Causes and Consequences of Judicial Selection and Turnover at the Supreme / High Court Level

010B

05

Climate Ethics and Climate Economics

010A

06

Constitutionalising Security: The Case of the EU

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07

Contemporary Meanings of Party Membership

002B

08

Defending or Damaging Democracy?

The Establishment’s Reactions to Political Extremists in Liberal Democracies

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09

Democratic Regressions: Patterns and Causes

002A

10

Economic Recession, Democratic Recession?

002C

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Gender, Representation, and Power in the Executive Branch

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Mapping the Emerging Hybrid World Order: How Global Governance Networks and Regimes Interact with Shifting Inter-State Hierarchies in Shaping Global Policies

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Methodological Challenges and Contradictory Results in the Study of Interest Groups 204

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National vs. Supranational Banking Supervision

003A

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Political Capital and the Dynamics of Leadership: Exploring the Leadership Capital Index

003B

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Political Clientelism and the Quality of Public Policy

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Political Organisation in Transformation? The Impact of State Regulation on Parties, Interest Groups and NGOs in Advanced Democracies

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Regime Legitimisation Through Institutional Reform: Analysing its Dimensions and Effectiveness

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Resources, Abilities, Motivation and What Else?

Studying Inequalities in Political Knowledge in Democratic Systems

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Sharing Natural Resources in Times of Climate Change: Justice, Culture and Natural Resource Governance

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Sustainable Governance of Rural Areas: Chances, Challenges and Conflicts

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Systematising Comparison of Democratic Innovations: Advanced Explanations of the Emergence, Sustenance and Failure of Participatory Institutions

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Ten Years On: Evaluating Eastern Enlargement

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The Evolution of Parliamentarism and its Political Consequences

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TOURISM

About the city of Salamanca History Salamanca, which now has around 150,000 inhabitants, dates back to preRoman times, when it was founded by the Celtic tribe the Vacceos.

UNESCO declared Salamanca a World Heritage City in 1988. Among its most important monuments are the Old and New Cathedrals, the Casa de las Conchas, the Plaza Mayor, the Convento de San Esteban and the historical buildings of the University, including the famous Plateresque façade in the Patio de Escuelas.

After the Renaissance, Salamanca became one of the main educational and intellectual centres in Spain.

Among the prominent historical characters who have worked, studied or lived here were Fray Luis de León, Francisco de Vitoria, Francisco Suárez, Cristobal Colon, Miguel de Cervantes, and Miguel de Unamuno.

Local attractions Plaza Mayor This Baroque-style eighteenth-century square is the centre of life in Salamanca.

Universidad de Salamanca: Fachada, Escuelas mayores, Escuelas menores y Hospital del estudio Patio de las Escuelas Menores 2–4, 37008. Breathtaking façade and university buildings.

Palacio de Anaya Plaza de Anaya 1–11, 37008. An old University College and Neoclassical building near the New Cathedral.

Salamanca’s Old and New Cathedrals reflected in the River Tormes

New Cathedral Plaza de Anaya.

An impressive Gothic and Baroque building.

Old Cathedral Calle del Patio Chico 2–6.

A smaller Cathedral in Romanesque and Gothic style.

Clerecía Calle Compañía 5–11.

Baroque-style building from the seventeenth and eighteenth century, built for the Jesuits by Marguerite of Austria and Philip III. Now the site of a Church University.

Casa de las Conchas / Shell House Calle Compañía 5–11, 37002.

A Gothic and Plateresque building completed in 1517, and famous for its façade of shells. Now a public library.

Convento de San Esteban Arroyo de Santo Domingo.

A sixteenth-century Gothic and Baroque building which houses the Dominican Order.

Colegio de Fonseca / School of the Noble Irishmen Calle de Fonseca 10, 37002. Sixteenthcentury Plateresque building.

Huerto de Calixto y Melibea / Garden of Calisto and Melibea Calle de Arcediano 12–18, 37008.

Beautiful walled gardens, named after the setting for the famous work of literature La Celestina.

Casa Lis Calle Gibraltar 14. Art Deco and Art Nouveau museum – the most visited museum in Castile-León.

Plaza Mayor lights up at night

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Practical information Get the latest More about the Political Science Dept More about Salamanca See conference venues, hotels and attractions

Transport The best way to get around Salamanca is on the city bus, or on foot. Check bus services. Lines 4, 7 and 13 drop you near the Facultad de Derecho. Buy single tickets on the bus for €1.05.

Taxi stops at bus and train stations, and various other locations.

Consult the map.

Pre-book taxis on +34 923 25 00 00.

Venues on campus All Workshops will be held at Campus Unamuno, served by bus lines 4, 7 and 13. The Facultad de Derecho is where you’ll find the registration desk, central helpdesk and book exhibition.

Cash Most big shops and restaurants accept credit and debit cards. Small shops and bars accept only cash. Cash machines near campus and in the city centre usually accept Visa and MasterCard.

Lunch / coffee There will be daily coffee breaks 10:30–11:00 and 15:00–15:30.

Lunch breaks are from 12:30–13:30.

The Facultad de Derecho canteen opens at 08:30 and accepts only cash. There is a cafeteria opposite the east entrance of the Facultad; snacks and drinks are available from vending machines.

Other outlets on campus: Cafeteria in the Oviedo Residence Calle Alfonso X Campus Miguel de Unamuno Cafeteria in the San Bartolomé Residence Calle Henry Collet nº 37–49

El Pícaro (student restaurant) Paseo Francisco Tomás y Valiente Campus Miguel de Unamuno Coffee Corner Take Away (snacks and beverages) Avenida de los Maristas El Caminito (snacks and tapas) Calle San Felices nº 4 Bar El Retiro del Campus (tapas) Avenida de los Maristas nº 54 Bar El Corral de Comedias (tapas) Calle de Villarino nº 14

Internet You can connect to the University’s wireless network; a password should have been given to you when you registered on site. Members of other universities in the eduroam network can log in to Salamanca’s eduroam network using their home account.

Computers are also available in the Law building’s computer rooms 012 and 013 on the ground floor, close to the North entrance.

Emergency In case of emergency, call 112 and an operator will transfer you.

Alternatively, call 062 Civil Guard 091 Police 061 Medical emergencies 080 Fire service 092 Local police

Childcare PSN Bicos, www.psnbicos.es, is five minutes’ walk from the Facultad de Derecho. It offers bilingual EnglishSpanish childcare services 07:30–17:30 weekdays and 8:30–17:30 weekends, provided at least five children are registered. Contact Carmen Martínez cmartinez@psn.es Participants kindly note: this childcare service lies outside the remit of the ECPR, which accepts no responsibility for its quality.

Day-by-day programme Thursday 10 April 14:00–18:00 Registration, Info desk, book exhibition 19:00–21:00 Welcome drinks reception 21:00 Workshop

Directors' dinner Friday 11 April 08:30–17:30 Registration, Info desk, book exhibition 09:00–17:00 Workshops 18:00 Lecture by Luciano Bardi 19:00 Reception Saturday 12 April 08:30–17:30 Registration, Info desk, book exhibition 09:00–17:00 Workshops 18:00 Welcome address, Presentation of Prizes, Stein Rokkan Lecture 19:30 Reception Sunday 13 April 08:30–13:00 Info desk, book exhibition 09:00–13:00 Workshops 13:00 Free afternoon for excursions Monday 14 April 08:30–17:30 Info desk, book exhibition 09:00–17:00 Workshops Tuesday 15 April 08:30–13:00 Info desk 09:00–13:00 Workshops from 13:00 Participants depart

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Maps showing locations

A. Facultad de Derecho (School of Law) Location of registration, workshops and book exhibition B. Paraninfo, Edificio Histórico Location of Welcome Address, prizegiving, lecture and reception

A. Facultad de Derecho (School of Law) Location of registration, workshops and book exhibition B. Hotel Corona Sol Location of welcome drinks reception C. Hospedería Fonseca Location of Luciano Bardi Lecture and reception

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Workshop 01

Administrative Organisation and the Welfare State: Wicked Issues and the Challenges of Accountability, Legitimacy and Coordination Per LÆGREID, Universitetet I Bergen Werner JANN, Universität Potsdam

Last name

First name

Institution

Paper title

BENDZ

Anna

University of Gothenburg

BIELA

Jan

HUSTEDT

Thurid

Université de Lausanne Universität Potsdam

JANTZ

Bastian

Universität Potsdam

KLENK

Tanja

Universität Potsdam

KOLLTVEIT

Kristoffer

Universitetet I Oslo

KOOP

Christel

Kings College London

LÆGREID

Per

Universitetet I Bergen

LINDÉN

Tord Skogedal

Universitetet I Bergen

MILLS

Thomas

MOLENVELD

Astrid

University of Westminster University of Leuven

MYRBERG

Gunnar

Uppsala Universitet

PÉREZ-DURÁN

Ixchel

Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

Slimming Down the Giant: Public Opinion Responses to Welfare State Reduction in Sweden What Deficit? Legitimacy and Accountability of Regulatory Agencies Accountability in Horizontal Coordination: Inter-Ministerial Working Groups Between Hierarchy and Negotiation In Search of the Holy Grail: Accountability and Performance in Public Sector Reform Coping with Competing Accountability Demands: Private Providers and Public Goods Wicked Issues and the Challenge of Learning Delegation to Independent Regulatory Agencies: Mapping and Explaining the Variation in Political Accountability Performance Management and Accountability of Welfare State Agencies: The Case of Norwegian Agencies of Hospital Management, Welfare Administration and Immigration From Accountability Practices to Mechanisms: The Effects of Formalised Social Accountability on Interest Organisations for Asylum Seekers in Norway and Germany Accountability, Performance and Evaluation: The Case of NHS Reform Perceptions of Public Managers on the Coordination of Wicked, Cross-Cutting Policy Issues Organising Refugee Reception: The Case of the Swedish Introduction Reform Accountability from the Perspective of the Forum: Citizens’ Perception of Political Accountability in 28 EU Countries

Co-Author

CHRISTENSEN, Tom LÆGREID, Per

ASKIM, Jostein CHRISTENSEN, Tom

RADTKE, Ina*

VERHOEST, Koen STEEN, Trui

* Co-author attending

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Last name

First name

Institution

Paper title

Co-Author

RADAELLI

Claudio

University of Exeter

Does Accountability Make ‘Doing Business’ Easier?

DUNLOP, Claire DAMONTE, Alessia

REICHERSDORFER

Johannes

SCHILLEMANS

Thomas

VRANGBÆK

Karsten

Universität Potsdam No Coordination Without Accountability: How Sixteen German States Try to Find New Coordinative Arrangements for Immigration Policy University of Calibrating Accountability: Translating Utrecht Laboratory Findings to the Real World University of The Changing Role of Supreme Audit Copenhagen Institutions as Accountability Forums in Denmark, Germany and Norway

JANTZ, Bastian REICHBORNKJENNERUD, Kristin*

Workshop 02

Authority and Control in International Organisations Thomas CONZELMANN, Maastricht Universiteit Hylke DIJKSTRA, University of Oxford

Last name

First name Institution

Paper title

AAGAARD

Peter

Authority in International Organisations

ADRIAENSEN

Johan

BAUER

Michael

BUSCH

Per-Olof

DA CONCEICAOHELDT DIJKSTRA

Eugenia

JONGEN

Hortense

LINDEMANN

Tom

OKSAMYTNA

Kseniya

PARÍZEK

Michal

Hylke

University of Roskilde University of Leuven

Politics without Principals?

The European Member States in External Trade Negotiations German University Measuring the Structural Autonomy of of Administrative International Bureaucracies Sciences Speyer Universität Expert Authority of International Public Potsdam Administrations: Conceptual, Theoretical and Methodological Considerations TU Dresden Controlling International Organisations: How States Use Control Mechanisms to Minimise Agency Losses University of Shadow Bureaucracies and the Control Oxford of International Organisations: Insights from UN Peacekeeping Maastricht Beyond Impact: Measuring the Authority Universiteit of Peer Reviews Among States Jacobs University When Do International Organisations Bremen Slack?

University of The UN Secretariat’s Authority in the Geneva Field of Peace Operations Charles University The Politics of IO Staffing: in Prague State Control Versus Organisations’ Need for Information

Co-Author

EGE, Jörn

LIESE, Andrea*

ISIDRO, Andre KNECHT, Sebastian

CONZELMANN, Thomas

* Co-author attending

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Last name

First name Institution

Paper title

Co-Author

PEGRAM

Thomas

University College London

PERUMALLA

Sarah

Jacobs University Bremen

RIDDERVOLD

Marianne

Universitetet I Oslo

ROCABERT

Jofre

University of Zurich

SMITH

Scott

McMaster University

STEVENSON

Hayley

University of Sheffield

Global Human Rights Governance and Orchestration: National Human Rights Institutions as Intermediaries Authority and Control Within Environmental Funding Mechanisms: A Case Study of the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Funding of Biodiversity Conservation (Not) in the Hands of the Member States: The Influence of the European Commission in EU Security and Defence Cooperation Representative Institutions in SCHIMMELFENNIG, International Organisations Frank WINZEN, Thomas The AHELO Effect: The Role of Private Authority in OECD Education Governance Changing Course: How Do IOs Reconcile Inclusivity and Authority During Times of Change?

Workshop 03

Beyond Supply and Demand: Gender and Political Recruitment in Comparative Perspective Meryl KENNY, University of Leicester Tania VERGE, Universitat Pompeu Fabra

Last name

First name

Institution

ABERCEB CARVALHO GATTO CELIS

Maria Luiza

University of Oxford

CHIVA

Cristina

ESTEVEZ-ABE

Margarita

FREIDENVALL

Lenita

GILLING

Ana

ILONSZKI

Gabriella

Karen

Paper title

‘Saving a Seat’: Electoral Security of Incumbents and Gender Quota Adoption in Brazil Vrije Universiteit The Complementarity Advantage: Brussel How Parties Manage Effectiveness and Representativeness in Candidate Selection University of Inclusion, Access and Voice: Salford Women’s Representation in Politics in Post-Communist Europe Collegio Carlo Party or Candidate? The Electoral Alberto Importance of ‘Personal Reputation’ and its Gendered Consequences Stockholm Candidate Selection, Political Parties and University Gender in Sweden Queen’s University Embodying Embodiment, or Just Being Belfast Politically Correct? The Search for Women Electoral Candidates Corvinus University How to be the Last? Voters, Candidates, of Budapest and Parties in Hungary

Co-Author

ERZEEL, Silvia

BURTON, Colleen

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Last name

First name

Institution

Paper title

JENSENIUS

Francesca Refsum

JOHNSON

Niki

Norwegian Institute of International Affairs Universidad de la República, Uruguay

KELBEL

Camille

KENNY

Meryl

LOVENDUSKI

Joni

LUTZ

Georg

MUGGE

Liza

MURRAY

Rainbow

PISCOPO

Jennifer

TIIRIK

Getter

VERGE

Tania

Co-Author

Women, Power and Politics: How Party Control of Nominations have Excluded Women from Politics in India since 1950 Barriers Beyond the Quota: The Gender Power Dynamics of Candidate Selection in Latin America Université Libre de The Influence of the Selectorate on Bruxelles Gender Representation: The Case of Candidate Selection for European Elections University of Gender, Institutions and Political Leicester Recruitment: A Research Agenda Birkbeck, University The Supply and Demand Model Revisited: of London Some Reflections Université de When Women Run and Campaign, Do Lausanne They Win? University of Regulating Diversity in Political Parties: Amsterdam From Tokens to Leaders Queen Mary, What Makes a Good Politician?

University of Reassessing the Criteria Used for Political London Recruitment Occidental College Filling the Gender Quota: Aspirant Characteristics and Political Recruitment in Mexico Tallinn University Intra-Party Democracy Impact on Women’s Representation in Politics Universitat Pompeu Gendered Political Recruitment after Fabra Quota Adoption in Portugal and Spain

BJARNEGÅRD, Elin

ENGELI, Isabelle

ESPÍRITOSANTO, Ana

Workshop 04

Causes and Consequences of Judicial Selection and Turnover at the Supreme/High Court Level Matthew KERBY, University of Ottawa Patrick DUMONT, University of Luxembourg

Last name

First name Institution

Paper title

BANFIELD

Andrew

BASABE

Santiago

Career Paths of Australian High Court Justices: A Sequence Analysis Analysing the Quality of Justice in 16 Latin American Supreme Courts

CLARK GRAZIADEI

Tom Stefan

HANRETTY

Chris

Australian National University Giga German Institute of Global And Area Studies Emory University University of Antwerp

University of East Anglia

Co-Author

Optimal Dockets Who are the Guardians of Peace? Judicial Selection and Turnover of (International) Judges at the Constitutional Court of Bosnia-Herzegovina Ministerial Appointment of Judges in England, 1880–2005 * Co-author attending

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Last name

First name Institution

Paper title

Co-Author

HOENNIGE

Christoph

JÄCKLE

Sebastian

ENGST, Benjamin G. GSCHWEND, Thomas WITTIG, Caroline WAGSCHAL, Uwe

KERBY

Matthew

A Tale of Judges and Law Professors: How to Become a Constitutional Court Justice in Germany The Unknown Guys in the Red Robes – Analysing the Careers of Judges at the German Federal Constitutional Court Veto Points and Judicial Careers: A Comparative Study Judicial Selection in Southern Europe: The Case of the Spanish Constitutional Court The Recruitment of the Constitutional and the Judiciary Elites in Spain The Untouchables: The Politics of Judicial Selection and Turnover in Slovakia between 1989 and 2013 Why do Judges Leave the Bench?

Evidence from African and Latin American Cases Measuring the Judicial Power of Regions: A Judicial Regional Authority Index

LANCASTER Thomas D ONATE

Pablo

SPAC

Samuel

TIBI WEBER Cordula

VALLBE

Joan-Josep

Georg-AugustUniversität Göttingen AlbertLudwigs-Universität Freiburg University of Ottawa Emory University University of Valencia Comenius University Faculty of Arts Giga German Institute of Global And Area Studies Institut de Ciencies Politiques I Socials (ICPS) Barcelona

BANFIELD, Andrew

RODRIGUEZ TERUEL, Juan* LASTIC, Erik

LLANOS, Mariana HEYL, Charlotte STROH, Alexander

Workshop 05

Climate Ethics and Climate Economics Matthew RENDALL, University of Nottingham Dominic ROSER, University of Oxford

Last name

First name

Institution

Paper title

BRUN

Sebastian

BURCH-BROWN

Joanna

Universität der Bundeswehr München University of Bristol

DAVIDSON

Marc

University of Amsterdam

DELGADO

Deborah

Université catholique de Louvain

HEILMANN

Conrad

HORMIO

Säde

Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam University of Helsinki

KELLEHER

J. Paul

KYLLÖNEN

Simo

Beyond Discounted Utilitarianism – Just Distribution of Climate Cost Precaution, Climate Change and Diversifying Risks Solving the Intergenerational Discounting Problem: From Consequentialism to Deontology Navigating the Anthropocene?

Indigenous Peoples, Market Based Policies and the Future of the Amazon Foundations of Intergenerational Discounting Keeping Options Open for Future Generations: Strong Sustainability and the Perfect Substitutability Paradigm Discounting Well-Being: The Conceptual Landscape Intergenerational Sufficientarianism, Climate Change and Discounting on the Basis of Elasticity of Marginal Utility

University of Wisconsin-Madison University of Helsinki

Co-Author

BASSO, Alessandra

* Co-author attending

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Last name

First name

Institution

Paper title

Co-Author

MALTAIS

Aaron

Stockholm University

MINTZ-WOO PETERSON

Kian Martin

RENDALL

Matthew

ROSER

Dominic

University of Oxford Eindhoven University of Technology University of Nottingham University of Oxford

SCOTT

Rebecca

University of Oxford

SPIEKERMANN

Kai

Committing Our Young and Their Young to Liability for Inaction on Climate Change Discounting for Epistemic Reasons Multi-Dimensional Consequentialism and Intergenerational Justice Discounting and the Argument from Demandingness The Opportunity Cost Argument for Discounting Discounting, Existential Utility, and Asymptotic Weights Causal and Moral Additionality in Carbon Offsetting

WEIKARD

Hans-Peter

The London School of Economics & Political Science Wageningen University Equal Intergenerational Opportunities for and Research Center Welfare

Workshop 06

Constitutionalising Security: The Case of the EU Bruno Oliveira MARTINS, Aarhus Universitet Christina ECKES, University of Amsterdam

Last name

First name Institution

Paper title

ALMEIDA CRAVO BALLASCHK

Teresa

BUTLER

Graham

University of Copenhagen

ECKES

Christina

FAHEY

Elaine

GOMEZ ARANA HENOKL

Arantza

University of Amsterdam University of Amsterdam University of Glasgow University of Agder

The EU as a Security Actor: The Legal Dimension of Security Sector Reform in the Periphery Constitutional Challenges of EU Data-Exchange Schemes: The Case of the Schengen Information System II The Constitutional Position of the EU at the United Nations General Assembly: A Real Future Actor in International Security?

The EU as a Security Actor: Selbstverständnis versus Fremdverständnis EU Rule-Transfer: On the Promotion of Norms in AFSJ Rule-Making The Cocaine Line: From Latin America to Europe

IRRERA

Daniela

Università di Catania

MARTINS

Bruno Oliveira

Aarhus Universitet

MENENDEZ

Agustin

Universitetet I Oslo

Julia

Thomas

University of Westminster University of Copenhagen

Co-Author

The EU’s Multi-Level Accountability Governance and the European External Action Service: One Actor, Many Forums?

The EU Strategy in Tackling the Crime-Terror Nexus: Measuring the Impact of Civilian and Military Missions Which Constitutionalism? The Individualisation of Insecurity and the Normalisation of Exceptionalism in Contemporary International Security Constitutionalising, Judicialising or Emancipating European Foreign and Security Union? * Co-author attending

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Last name

First name Institution

Paper title

RIPOLL SERVENT SMITH

Ariadna

STRAZZARI

Francesco

Protecting or Processing? Recasting EU Data Protection Norms EU-NATO Cooperation and the Constitutionalisation of the EU’s Security and Defence Policy Security Models and Security Identity: The EU and the Fight Against Organised Crime

Simon

STRIKWERDA Johanna

University of Bamberg University of Bath Norwegian Institute of International Affairs Universitetet I Oslo

Co-Author

Member State Sovereignty at Stake?

The Commission’s Proposal for a Defence and Security Procurement Directive

Workshop 07

Contemporary Meanings of Party Membership Anika GAUJA, University of Sydney Susan SCARROW, University of Houston

Last name

First name Institution

CROSS

William

DOSEK

Tomas

GAGATEK

Wojciech

GENCKAYA GREFFET

Omer Fabienne

HEIDAR

Knut

HENNL

Annika

HOOGHE

Marc

PASSARELLI

Gianluca

RAHAT

Gideon

RAZZUOLI

Isabella

Paper title

Co-Author

Carleton University

Exploring the Evolving Relationship between GAUJA, Anika Members, Supporters, Advocacy Groups and Intra Party Decision Making in Australia Universidad de Party Membership in Latin American Salamanca Political Parties: What is the Role of the Militantes?

University of Multi-level Party Membership: Supporting Warsaw Members in Political Parties at EU Level Bilkent University Challenges to Party Membership in Turkey Université de The Digital Circles: How Citizens GIBSON, Rachel * Grenoble Engaged with Parties During the French Presidential Campaign 2012 Universitetet I Oslo Towards Increased Membership Diversity?

Norwegian Party Members 1991–2009 Johann Wolfgang Oh, I Get By With a Little Help From My Goethe-Universität Friends: How Party Elites Reshape Frankfurt Organisational Boundaries University of Party Membership or Partisan Identity? The Leuven Effects of Membership and Identity on the Development of Political Attitudes Department of Before and After… Mass Parties: The Meaning TUORTO, Dario Political Sciences, of Party Membership in Italy Between the Sapienza University Golden Age and Contemporary Politics of Roma Hebrew University Shifting Political Sands: When Politicians, KENIG, Ofer of Jerusalem Voters and [Even] Party Members Are on the TUTTNAUER, Or Move Universidade de The Varying Relevance of the Party Lisboa Instituto de Membership for Intra-Party Actors Ciencias Sociais * Co-author attending

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Last name

First name Institution

Paper title

RIBEIRO

Pedro Floriano

What Do These People Want? Membership and Activism in Brazilian Political Parties

SANDRI

Giulia

SCARROW

Susan

SOININEN

Maritta

SPECK

Bruno

VAN HAUTE

Emilie

VAN HOLSTEYN

Joop

WAUTERS

Bram

WHITELEY

Paul

Universidade Federal de São Carlos (UFSCar) Université Catholique de Lille (ESPOL) University of Houston Stockholm University Departamento de Ciência Política FFLCH/USP Université Libre de Bruxelles

Intra-Party Democracy and the New Meaning of Party Membership Multi-Speed Membership Parties: Evidence and Implications Openness of Party Organisations: The Role of Networks and Associations Neither Ideological nor Pragmatic: Party Membership as a Device for Intra-Party Competition in Brazil Evolving Forms of Membership Linkage

Universiteit Leiden

Party Membership 2.0 and the Changing Model of Party Organisation: Experiences from the Dutch Case Ghent University Party Members and Non-Institutionalised Participation in Belgium University of Essex Why are Political Parties Declining in the Advanced Democracies? A Multi-Level Analysis of Trends in Party Activism, Party Membership and Partisanship in Europe, 2002–2012

Co-Author

RICCI, Emanuele

SCARROW, Susan KOSIARAPEDERSEN, Karina DEN RIDDER, Josje KOOLE, Ruud

Workshop 08

Defending or Damaging Democracy? The Establishment’s Reactions to Political Extremists in Liberal Democracies Joost VAN SPANJE, University of Amsterdam Michael MINKENBERG, Europa-Universität Viadrina

Last name

First name Institution

Paper title

ABTS

Koen

University of Leuven

BORRI

Rossella

Università degli Studi di Siena

BOURNE

Angela

University of Roskilde

HEINISCH

Reinhard

Universität Salzburg

Exclusionary Politics vis-à-vis Extremist Parties: Citizens Between Instrumental Pragmatics, Affective Reactions and Democratic Principles Right-Wing Radical Organisations Between Political Repression and Social Stigma: An Internalist Approach Security or Tolerance? The Proscription of Political Parties in Democratic States Disaggregating the Protest Party HAUSER, Dimension – (Conservative) Mainstream Kristina* Party Responses to Radical Populist and Extremist Party Voting in Central Europe

Co-Author

* Co-author attending

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Last name

First name Institution

Paper title

Co-Author

HELLSTRÖM

Anders

Malmö University College

HAGELUND, Anniken* MERET, Susi

LAUMOND

Bénédicte

Europa-Universität Viadrina

LIARAS

Evangelos

LUCARDIE

Paul

Centro de Estudios Políticos y Constitucionales, Madrid Rijksuniversiteit Groningen

MAUSSEN

Marcel

University of Amsterdam

MOFFITT

Benjamin

Université Catholique de Lille (ESPOL)

MOROSKABONKIEWICZ

Aleksandra

University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Lower Silesia University of Sussex

Friend or Foe? The Role and Position of the Sweden Democrats, The Danish People’s Party and The Progress Party in Mainstream Press Editorials Repression Against Right-Wing Extremism in Germany: A State Willing to Defend Democracy Without Managing To? Forestalling ‘Weimar Greece’: The Greek Political Establishment’s Response to the Rise of the Far Right Ideological Die-Hards and Innocents: The Establishment’s Reactions to Political Extremists in the Netherlands Criminalising Populists versus Democratic Confrontation: Entrance Rules, Deliberation Rules and Institutional Arenas of Debate If You Can’t Beat ’Em, Appropriate ’Em: How The Political Establishment Neutralised Extremist Challengers in Contemporary Australia Through ‘Mainstreaming’ Responses to the Extreme Right in Poland: The Causes and Effects of ‘Engagement Strategy’ Dealing with Populists-In-Government: A Framework for Analysis Consequences of Demonisation of Anti-Immigration Parties

ROVIRA Cristobal KALTWASSER VAN HEERDEN Sjoerdje

VAN SPANJE

Joost

University of Amsterdam

University of Amsterdam

VOERMAN, Gerrit OTJES, Simon FENNEMA, Meindert*

TAGGART, Paul VAN DER BRUG, Wouter*

Parroting the Pariah: Mainstream Party Response to Non-Mainstream Parties and its Effects on Their Electoral Support

Workshop 09

Democratic Regressions: Patterns and Causes Jorgen MOLLER, Aarhus Universitet Wolfgang MERKEL, WZB Berlin Social Science Center

Last name

First name Institution

AAGAARD SEEBERG BOCHSLER

Michael

BOGAARDS

Matthijs

Daniel

Paper title

Co-Author

University of Southern Black Knights and Mass Uprisings in TOLSTRUP, Denmark – Odense Authoritarian Regimes Jakob University of Zurich Socioeconomic Prerequisites and the Stability RUTH, Saskia of Young Democracies Jacobs University The Importance of Getting it Right From Bremen the Start or Why Electoral Democracies Do Not Last in Africa

* Co-author attending

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Last name

First name Institution

Paper title

Co-Author

CORNELL

Agnes

University of Gothenburg

GRIMES, Marcia

GAMBOAGUTIERREZ KAILITZ

Laura Steffen

University of Notre Dame Hannah Arendt Institute for Research on Totalitarianism

KRAWATZEK

Félix

University of Oxford

MOLLER

Jorgen

Aarhus Universitet

PÁLLINGER SKAANING

Zoltán Tibor Andrássy Universität Budapest Svend-Erik Aarhus Universitet

TANNEBERG

Dag

TANSEY TOLSTRUP

Oisin Jakob

Syndromes of Democratic Destabilisation – State Structures and Non-Democratic Actions The Dynamics of Erosion of Democracy in Latin America Sailing the Ship through the Storm: Necessary and Sufficient Conditions for the Breakdown and Survival of Democracies between the World Wars The Citizenry and the Breakdown of Young Post-Imperial Democracies: A Comparison of Weimar Germany and Post-Soviet Russia Democracy First or State First? An Historical Perspective on the Sequencing Debate Democratic Regressions in Hungary: Recurring Patterns of Elite Politics Mapping Political Regime Developments in Interwar Europe: A Multidimensional Approach Caught Red-Handed: Human Rights Violations in Established Democracies Linkage Politics and Democratic Regressions Violent and Nonviolent Uprisings in Authoritarian Regimes

TREMINIO

Ilka

WEIFFEN

Brigitte

Universidad de Salamanca Universität Konstanz

WELLHOFER

Spencer

University of Denver

ZIAJA

Sebastian

German Development Institute

WZB Berlin Social Science Center Kings College London Aarhus Universitet

MOLLER, Jorgen

SEEBERG, Merete Bech ROERBAEK, Lasse Lykke

They are Here to Stay… Re-Election Reform Processes in Latin America 1999–2011 Unsettling Events: The Concept and Measurement of Democratic Crisis and its Relation to Democratic Regression Globalisation and Democracy: Cycles of Expansion and Contraction Data-Driven Regime Type Classification

Workshop 10

Economic Recession, Democratic Recession?

Kristof JACOBS, Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen David FARRELL, University College Dublin

Last name

First name Institution

BEDOCK

Camille

BERGMANN

Eirikur

Paper title

Co-Author

European University Institute

The Mechanisms of Institutional Reforms: Understanding Why Some Reforms Succeed and Others Fail University of Iceland Citizen Assemblies and Crisis Democratic Representation: The Case of Iceland * Co-author attending

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Last name

First name Institution

BERGSSON

Baldvin

INDRIDASON Indridi

JACOBS

Kristof

KINSKI

Lucy

McEVOY

Caroline

PIANA

Daniela

PILET

Jean-Benoit

RAMOS

Claudia

RENWICK

Alan

RIERA

Pedro

RIFÀ

Roser

SAVVOURA

Giannoula

SCHLIPPHAK

Bernd

SIGALAS

Emmanuel

SROKA

Anna M.

Paper title

University of Iceland A New Constitution as a Response to Political Disillusionment: Has Iceland Become More or Less Democratic Following the Economic Crisis in 2008?

University of Iceland Re-Electing the Culprits: Elections in Iceland in Times of Economic Recession

Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen Institute for Advanced Studies

Co-Author

HARðARSON, Ólafur Þ ONNUDOTTIR, Eva Heida THORISDOTTIR, Hulda

Economic Recession, Democratic Recession? An Event History Analysis

Claiming New Democratic Links?

Parliamentary Representation in the European Economic Crisis Trinity College Change You Can Believe In? The Impact Dublin of Government Proposals for Electoral Reform on Satisfaction with Democracy in the Aftermath of the Economic Crisis Università di How Many Watchdogs do we Need in Bologna Times of Crisis? The Impact of the Economic Crisis on the Inter-Institutional Accountability in Four EU Democracies Université Libre de Economic Crisis, New Parties and Bruxelles Electoral Reform CLEPUL Pólo Porto Is the Crisis Hindering Democratic Facultade de Letras Procedures? A Case Study Based on da Universidade de Portuguese Parliament-Executive Relations, Lisboa in the Framework of the Conditionality Agreements University of Populist Democratic Reform: Reading Is it Anything More Than Talk?

University of Do Turkeys Vote for Christmas in Strathclyde Southern Europe? The Tiny Impact of the Economic Crisis on Institutional Reform in Spain Universitat Changes in Trust in Representative Autònoma de Democracy at the Individual Level in Barcelona a Context of Crisis: Evidence From a Panel Survey in Spain, 2010–2013 Freie Universität Economic Recession, Democratic Berlin Recession – An Interaction Westfälische When Europe Comes Knocking – WilhelmsHow the Crisis Induces a Nationalist Universität Münster Backlash and Causes Citizens to Vote for Nationalist Parties Institute for Reforms in the Greek Parliament Advanced Studies Following the Financial Crisis: Early Evidence University of The Impact of the Economic Crisis on Warsaw Accountability Mechanisms

SIMON, Pablo* NÚÑEZ, Lidia*

PILET, Jean-Benoit MONTERO, Jose-Ramon

HEINISCH, Reinhard

BLAVOUKOS, Spyros

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Last name

First name Institution

Paper title

SUITER

Jane

The Evolution of Citizens’ Attitudes FARRELL, David Towards Questions of Reform: A Study of O’MALLEY, Eoin Attitudinal Shifts Among Members of the HARRIS, Clodagh Irish Constitutional Convention

Dublin City University

Co-Author

Workshop 11

Gender, Representation, and Power in the Executive Branch Susan FRANCESCHET, University of Calgary Claire ANNESLEY, University of Manchester

Last name

First name

Institution

ALLEN

Peter

University of Bath

BECKWITH

Karen

CLAVERIA

Sílvia

CURTIN

Jennifer

ESCOBARLEMMON

Maria

FRANCESCHET

Susan

GREEN

Manda

Université Lyon II

KENIG

Ofer

Hebrew University of Jerusalem

LEYENAAR

Monique

Paper title

Achieving Sex Equality in Executive Appointments: A Case of Demand Meets Supply (and Vice Versa) University of From Party Leader to Prime Minister?

Edinburgh Gender and Leadership Contests Universitat Moving Up or Moving Down?

Pompeu Fabra Explaining Post-Ministerial Occupation in Advanced Industrial Democracies University of Gender and Promotion in Executive Auckland Office: Cabinet Careers in the World of Westminster Texas A&M Who You Know, What You Know, or University Who You Are? Does Background Trump Gender in a Consistent Way in Cabinet Appointments?

University of Calgary Gender and the Executive Branch: Defining a New Research Agenda

More Women. More Powerful?

MÜLLERROMMEL NAVARRO

Carmen

Women in European Local Executives

Universidad Autònoma de Madrid

VERGE, Tania

KERBY, Matthew DOWDING, Keith

ENGELI, Isabelle ANNESLEY, Claire BECKWITH, Karen

The Women’s Delegation in the French Parliament: A Shortcut to Executive Office?

Women’s Representation in Executive Posts in Israel: Don’t Take ‘Golda’ as an Example

Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen Angela Centro De Investigação E Estudos De Sociologia (CIES) Ferdinand Leuphana Universität Lüneburg

MOVILEANU

Co-Author

Measuring Gender Inclusiveness in Cabinets of Parliamentary Systems Becoming Prime Minister in Europe: Gendered Paths to Political Power

VERCESI, Michelangelo* KUBBE, Ina MEDINA, Iván

* Co-author attending

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Last name

First name

Institution

Paper title

Co-Author

O’BRIEN

Diana

University of Southern California

RODRIGUEZ TERUEL

Juan

University of Valencia

DANDOY, Régis

SCHERPEREEL

John

Rising to the Top: Gender and Party Leadership in Advanced Industrial Democracies Multilevel Government and Women’s Cabinet Appointments in Spain and Belgium Gender Volatility in Cabinets

TAYLORROBINSON

James Madison University Ki-Young Institute for Gender Studies, Ochanomizu University Michelle Texas A&M University

THOMAS THOMAS

Melanee Gwynn

WAYLEN

Georgina

WILIARTY

Sarah

SHIN

ADAMS, Melinda JACOB, Suraj

Gender and Representation in the 2012 Campaign for Presidency in South Korea

It’s All in the Resumé: Comparing the Background, Group Links and Political Connections of Men and Women in Presidential Cabinets University of Calgary Women Premiers in Canada University at Buffalo, Women Presidents and Troubled SUNY Coalitions: How Party Crisis Shapes Presidential Agendas and Government Capacity University of Gender, Institutions and Change in STAAB, Silke Manchester Bachelet’s Chile Wesleyan University Frauenpower? Women in the Cabinet under Kohl, Schroeder, and Merkel

Workshop 12

Mapping the Emerging Hybrid World Order: How Global Governance Networks and Regimes Interact with Shifting Inter-State Hierarchies in Shaping Global Policies Roman GOLDBACH, Georg-August-Universität Göttingen Paul VAN HOOFT, University of Amsterdam

Last name

First name Institution

Paper title

AKBIK

Alexander

AZAMI

Dawood

BRANDI

Clara

CARROLL

Colleen

HOSPES

Otto

Oscillating World Order: Who is Disaggregating for What?

Multipolarity, Global Governance and the Emergence of a Hybrid World Order The Transnational-Domestic Governance of Financial Market Regulation: The Case of Basel III Connecting the Dots: Mapping a System of Networked Economic Governance Coping with the Emergence of New Sovereignties Over Sustainability: Dilemmas and Decision-Making of the Indonesian State in a Plural Legal Order

Central European University University of Westminster German Development Institute University of Leuven Wageningen University and Research Center

Co-Author

TERMEER, Katrien

* Co-author attending

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Paper title

Co-Author

JOSEPH

Jonathan

University of Sheffield

KÖSE

Talha

Istanbul Şehir University

KARAKOC, Ekrem

LAZARO RÜTHER

Lena

MAGAZZINI

Tina

MORIN

Jean-Frederic

Technische Universität Darmstadt Central European University Université Libre de Bruxelles

Governance Through Complexity: How New Governance Reproduces Old Hierarchies Cognitive, Conative and Affective Dimensions of Soft Power Findings from Public Opinion Surveys in Egypt, Iraq and Iran Networks: A Promising New Mode for Development Cooperation?

NIKLASSON

Lars

SATA

Robert

SLAUGHTER VAN HOOFT

Steven Paul

WESTERWINTER Oliver ZELLI

Fariborz

ZIMMER

Melanie

Institutions for Justice, International Tribunals and the Issue of Compliance The Diffusion of Intellectual Property Norms: Mixed Evidence from Inter-State Politics and Transnational Networks Linköping Transnational and National Regulation of ComUniversitet petitiveness Central European Migration in Europe: Transnationalisation of University Party Preferences?

Deakin University The Transnational Policy Networks of the G20 University of Finance and Force? Accountability Deficits Amsterdam of Transnational Networks in Financial and Security Policy European Informal Governance, Network Power and the University Institute Politics of Blood Diamonds Lunds Universitet Institutionalism Revisited: Understanding Institutional Complexity and its Consequences for Global Environmental Governance Peace Research Emerging Powers and Transnational Institute Frankfurt Governance Networks

GOLD, Richard

GOLDBACH, Roman

Workshop 13

Methodological Challenges and Contradictory Results in the Study of Interest Groups Rainer EISING, Ruhr-Universität Bochum Helene Helboe PEDERSEN, Aarhus Universitet

Last name

First name Institution

Paper title

BERKHOUT

Joost

BEYELER

Michelle

BUNEA

Adriana

CARROLL

Brendan

Comparing Populations of Interest Organisations: Skating on Thin Ice? Issue Campaigns, Coalitions, Movements: Coping with Interconnections in the Measurement of Interest Group Impact To Wordfish or Not? Assessing the Use of Quantitative Text Analysis to Studying EU Interest Groups’ Policy Influence External Representation Before the European Union

University of Amsterdam Universität Bern

European University Institute Universiteit Leiden

Co-Author

RASMUSSEN, Anne * Co-author attending

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Last name

First name Institution

DE BRUYCKER

Iskander

HEINELT

MarieSophie

HOFFMANN Corina

JOURDAIN

Charlotte

LUCAS

Kirsten

MENARD

Gabriel

PEDERSEN

Helene Helboe

PRITONI

Andrea

RASCH

Daniel

Paper title

Why Interest Groups Say What They Say: Explaining Interest Group Messaging in EU Legislative Lobbying FernUniversität Analysing Ethnic Interest Representation in in Hagen Latin America: A Comparative Model and Methodological Challenges Max Planck Disability Rights Movement in East Africa: Institute for the The Role and Impact of Self-Representation Study of Societies of Persons with Disabilities on National, (MPIfG) Transnational and Regional Levels University of Explaining Policy Bandwagons with Geneva Markov Models University of Keeping an Eye Out for Each Other?

Antwerp Regional Authorities and Regional Civil Society Actors in EU Public Consultations University of Policing Piracy through Policy: Toronto Winners and Losers in the Development of Canada’s Copyright Modernisation Act Aarhus Interest Group Influence in ‘the Good Old Universitet Days’ and Today

Co-Author

University of Antwerp

Università di Bologna Ruhr-Universität Bochum

RASMUSSEN Anne

Universiteit Leiden

SCHAMP

Tom

Ghent University

VANNONI

Matia

University College London

VARONE

Frederic

VOLTOLINI

Benedetta

University of Geneva Maastricht Universiteit

HUG, Simon VAN HECKE, Matti* BURSENS, Peter

FISKER, Helene Marie* BINDERKRANTZ, Anne

How To Measure Interest Groups’ Influence: Evidence From Italy Changing the Outcome of EU Legislation: Frames and Framing Strategies in a Multilevel-Governance Perspective Return to Sender? Explaining Reactions VØLLO, Magnus to Interest Group Letters Addressed to the Dutch Parliament An Oversight of Research Methodologies in the Study of Party-Interest Group Relations The Two Faces of Interest Group Influence and the Directive Banning Tobacco Advertisement Venue Shopping, Coalition Building and INGOLD, Karin Advocacy Success: A SNA Perspective Process Tracing and Frame Analysis to Investigate Lobbying in EU Foreign Policy

* Co-author attending

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Workshop 14

National vs. Supranational Banking Supervision Huw MACARTNEY, University of Birmingham David HOWARTH, University of Luxembourg

Last name

First name Institution

BAYRAM

Ismail Emre

BOHLE

Dorothee

CARSTENSEN

Martin B.

DONNELLY

Shawn

EPSTEIN

Rachel

ERTURK

Ismail

FONTAN

Clement

GERMAIN

Randall

GOYER

Michel

GREN

Jakub

HOWARTH

David

JAMES

Scott

KELLER

Eileen

KUDRNA

Zdenek

MACARTNEY

Huw

McPHILEMY

Samuel

Paper title

Co-Author

European University Institute Central European University

The Dual Strategy of Managing the Financial Crises in Sweden and Denmark Free Riders and Fire Fighters: The SCEPANOVIC, Resistance to Supranational Bank Vera Supervision in East Central Europe Copenhagen Dilemmas of Legitimacy in Financial Business School Regulatory Reform: The Case of Dodd-Frank and the American Special Resolution Regime Universiteit Twente National Banking Systems and Social Purpose in Europe: Complicating Banking Union?

University of International in Life, National in Death?

Denver Banking Nationalism on the Road to Banking Union University of Actuality of Bank Business Models versus Manchester Ideal of Bank Regulation Institute of Political Dangerous Encounters? The ECB and Studies Lille Financial Supervision in EMU Carleton University Locating Authority? Levels of Authority in the Practice of Financial Governance: The Case of SIFIs University of German Banking and Takeover Regulation Birmingham University of Institutional Design of Banking Luxembourg Supervision in the Post-Crisis EU Financial Stability Architecture University of The Comparative Political Economy of Luxembourg Single Supervisory Mechanism Design Kings College The City in Europe: National Varieties of London Finance and the Politics of Bank Lobbying in Brussels HumboldtNegotiating the Impact of Banking Universität zu Reforms: German and French Approaches Berlin to the Basel III and CRD4-CRR Negotiations University of Two to Tango at the Banking Union: Vienna EIF Transnational Banks and Non-Euro States at Eastern Periphery University of The Socio-Political (National) Origins of Birmingham Bank Ring-Fencing: The Case of the UK University of The European Central Bank as Warwick a Macro-Prudential Authority: A Dog that Won’t Bark? * Co-author attending

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Last name

First name Institution

Paper title

MOSCHELLA

Manuela

PIROSKA

Dora

PUENTE REGIDOR

Mónica

SKUODIS

Marius

When are Central Banks Delegated Macroprudential Responsibilities?

Macroprudential Paradigm Shift in Bank MERO, Katalin Regulation and Supervision in Hungary and Slovakia Critical Analysis of the New Supervision and Financial Regulation Model in the European Union The Political Economy of the European Banking Union: What Union for Which Member States?

Risk-Averse Banking Supervision: Trying out Counter-Cyclical Measures in the EU’s New Member States National or Transnational: A Comparative Study of Risk Management in Banking Institutions in the New Round of Global Financial Regulation

Università degli Studi di Torino International Business School, Budapest Universidad Complutense de Madrid Vilnius University

SPENDZHAROVA Aneta

Maastricht Universiteit

ZOU

University of York

Weikang

Co-Author

Workshop 15

Political Capital and the Dynamics of Leadership: Exploring the Leadership Capital Index Benjamin WORTHY, Birkbeck, University of London Paul ’T HART, University of Utrecht

Last name

First name Institution

BARRAGAN

Melany

BENNISTER

Mark

BLONDEL

Jean

DALÉUS

Pär

GAFFNEY

John

GRIMALDI

Selena

JENTGES

Erik

Department of Political Science, Law, and International Studies, University of Padova University of Zurich

MALLOY

Jonathan

Carleton University

Paper title

Universidad de Salamanca Latin American Presidents’ Leadership (1980–2013): A Comparative Perspective Canterbury Christ Leadership Capital: Measuring the Church University Dynamics of Leadership European University Institute Swedish Institute of International Affairs Aston University

Co-Author ALCANTARA, Manuel WORTHY, Benjamin ’T HART, Paul

Political Capital in Presidential Republics in Africa Leadership Capital in Swedish Coalition BYNANDER, Governments Fredrik Transformational and Charismatic Leadership Revisited: Contribution to the Elaboration of the Leadership Capital Index Political Leadership in Italy: The President of the Republic During the So-Called Second Republic Political Charisma as Performance and Projection Political Leadership Capital in Canada * Co-author attending

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Last name

First name Institution

OLMEDA

Jose

O’MALLEY

Eoin

ONDRE

Peter

PARKER

Charles

SWINKELS

Marij

THIÉBAULT

Jean-Louis

VAN ESCH

Femke

VAN ZUYDAM Sabine

WALTER

James

WORTHY

Benjamin

Paper title

Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED), Madrid

Capital Leadership Trajectories and Management of Economic Crisis: A Focused Comparison of Spanish Prime Ministers Zapatero and Rajoy Dublin City University Assessing the Utility of Leadership Capital Index: Using Irish Cases Centre for Social Sciences A ‘Meteoric’ Career in Hungarian Hungarian Academy of Politics: An Application of the Sciences Leadership Capital Index Uppsala Universitet Jerry Brown and the Triumph of Leadership: Political Capital and the Financial Rescue of California University of Utrecht The Dynamics of Crisis Accountability and Ministerial Careers Institute of Political Presidential Leadership in France Studies Lille University of Utrecht How to Survive the Euro crisis?

The Value of Capitalising on Cultural Identification Tilburg School of Politics Credibility as a Source of Political and Public AdministraCapital: Exploring How Leaders Gain tion / Tilburg University Credibility Through Their Performance Politics Discipline, School ‘No Loans for Ladies’: of Social Sciences, Julia Gillard and Capital Denied Monash University Birkbeck, University Tony Blair: Capital Squandered? of London

Co-Author COLINO, Cesar

KÖRÖSÉNYI, András HAJDU, Andras

BRÄNDSTRÖM, Annika

BENNISTER, Mark

Workshop 16

Political Clientelism and the Quality of Public Policy Saskia RUTH, University of Zurich Maria SPIROVA, Universiteit Leiden

Last name

First name

Institution

Paper title

Co-Author

BERENS

Sarah Luciana

DE ZWART

Frank

Universiteit Leiden

ENNSERJEDENASTIK FLEISCHER

Laurenz

University of Vienna University of Amsterdam

Bad Bargains? Does Vote-Buying Hinder Progressive Social Policy in Latin America?

The Bureaucracy as an Opportunity Structure for Patron-Client Networks: An Empirical Assessment of Administrative Neopatrimonial Patterns in Argentina and Brazil (1990–2010) The Logic of Affirmative Action in India: Clientelist Identity Politics Political Appointments and Regulatory Outcomes The Clientelist Top Civil Servant? Patterns and Practices in Western Europe

RUTH, Saskia

CINGOLANI

University of Cologne Maastricht Universiteit

Julia

* Co-author attending

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Last name

First name

GAO

Eleanor

GURLEYEN HOWLETT

KEKEZ KOŠTRO MARTINEZ ROSON PINTHONG SAIKKONEN SPIROVA STOLFI VOLINTIRU

VON SCHILLER

WEGNER

YLISALO

Institution

Paper title

University of Exeter To Elect or Appoint? The Impact of Election or Appointment of Local Officials on Public Goods Provision in Jordan Isik Izmir University of Clientelism in Contemporary Turkish Economics Politics Michael Simon Fraser Implementing Integrated Land University Management in Western Canada: Policy Reform and the Resilience of Clientelism Anka University of Political Clientelism and Reform of Social Zagreb Services Implementation in Croatia Maria del Mar Universitat Clientelism in Central America: Do Autònoma de Districts Shape Clientelistic Behaviour?

Barcelona Jaree University of Political Economy of Clientelism: Equality Oxford of Access to Thailand Village Fund Inga A-L Åbo Akademi Clientelism and Policy Effects: Evidence from Russia 1996–2008 Maria Universiteit Leiden Patrons or Champions? Ethnic Minority Parties and Clientelism Francesco University of Inequality, Clientelism and Political Budget Nottingham Cycles: The Case of Italy Clara The London School The Clientelistic Triangle: Parties, of Economics & Funding Legislation and Public Resource Political Science Allocation in Romania Armin German Business Organisations, Party Systems and Development Tax Composition in Colombia and Peru: Institute Understanding When Economic Elites Pay Taxes Eva Giga German Clientelism and Preferences for Institute of Global Redistribution: Insights from a Survey And Area Studies Experiment in South Africa Juha University of Turku Fragmented Budgetary Politics in Corrupt and Non-Corrupt Systems: What Creates a Spending Bias?

Co-Author

GUMUSCU ORHAN, Sebnem RAYNER, Jeremy

CORRAL, Margarita

KOPECKY, Petr HALLERBERG, Mark GHERGHINA, Sergiu

Workshop 17

Political Organisation in Transformation?

The Impact of State Regulation on Parties, Interest Groups and NGOs in Advanced Democracies Nicole BOLLEYER, University of Exeter Darren HALPIN, Australian National University

Last name

First name Institution

Paper title

BEYENS

Stefanie

Institutional Constraints vs. Hidden Strengths: Re-Election Strategies of New Parties

Vrije Universiteit Brussel

Co-Author

* Co-author attending

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Last name

First name Institution

BISCHOFF

Carina

BOLLEYER

Nicole

BORUCKI

Isabelle

BORZ

Gabriela

CASAL BERTOA Fernando

Paper title

The Impact of Government Regulation on New Party Success The Regulation of Civil Society in Advanced Democracies: OrganisationSpecific or Systemic?

University of Trier Bringing the Party Back In – Parties as Constitutionalised Organisation University of The Regulation of Political Parties and Strathclyde Interest Groups Compared: Evidence from Modern European Constitutions University of Proscribing Democracy? Party Proscription, Nottingham Militant Democracy and Party System Institutionalisation Institut Barcelona Hiding Interest Organisations? d’Estudis Internac- Comparing Regulatory Frameworks at the ionals (IBEI) National and Regional Level in Spain University of CSOs and the ‘Charity’ Model of Regulation Warwick Australian National Assessing the Transformation of Advocacy University Groups and their Democratic Contribution University of Explaining Lobbying Styles Across the Antwerp Atlantic: An Empirical Assessment of the Cultural and Institutional Hypotheses LudwigAdapting to and Challenging the Status MaximiliansQuo: Islamic Interest Groups in the Political Universität Discourse on the ‘Integration of Islam’ in München (LMU) Germany and the Netherlands Institute for Social State Regulation of Parties and Interest Research, Oslo Groups in Norway University of The Impact of the European Union Amsterdam Regulations on Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) University of Exploring the Relationship between the Exeter Configuration of the State, Protest Organisations and Characteristics of Protest University of Strange Bedfellows: Lobbying Coalitions of Southern Denmark Non-Profit and For-Profit Service Providers – Odense University of Ecology of Ideologies in Amsterdam European Parliaments

Co-Author

University of Roskilde University of Exeter

CHAQUES BONAFONT

Laura

GARTON

Jonathan

HALPIN

Darren

HANEGRAAFF

Marcel

KORTMANN

Matthias

SAGLIE

Jo

SANCHEZ

Rosa

SAUNDERS

Clare

STARKE

Peter

VAN DE WARDT

Marc

WAGNER

Antonin

University of Zurich

ZAVALA

Antonio

Universidad Panamericana

BOURNE, Angela*

MUNOZ, Luz PALAU, Anna MOLINÉ, Ruben*

POLETTI, Arlo BEYERS, Jan

SIVESIND, Karl Henrik

BERKHOUT, Joost VERMEULEN, Floris

Authoritarianism, Corporatism and Associative Democracy: Towards an Evolutionary Theory of Societal Governance Political Organisation of Mexican Left Parties (PRD-MORENA): The Speech, Actions, and Ideological Principles of the Left-Party Presidential Candidates in Mexico During the Mexican Political Transition * Co-author attending

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Workshop 18

Regime Legitimisation Through Institutional Reform: Analysing its Dimensions and Effectiveness Magnus FELDMANN, University of Bristol

Last name

First name Institution

Paper title

ALCARIO

Isabel

BARTHA

Attila

Regime Crisis and Political Liberalisation Answers: The Search for Re-Legitimation in North African and Middle Eastern Contexts Legitimising Crisis-Induced Reforms in Vulnerable European Societies

BEN PORAT

Guy

BIEGON

Dominika

BODA

Zsolt

BORCHERT

Jens

CHRISTENSEN

Henrik Serup

FELDMANN

Magnus

University of Bristol

GHERGHINA

Sergiu

KUOKSTIS

Vytautas

Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Vilnius University

LÜHRMANN

Anna

Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

McCARTHYJONES

Anthea

University of Canberra

McLOUGHLIN

Claire

University of Birmingham

OGARU

Roberta

RASHKOVA

Ekaterina

University of Bucharest University of Innsbruck

SALIBA

Ilyas

Universidade de Lisboa Instituto de Ciencias Sociais Centre for Social Sciences Hungarian Academy of Sciences Ben-Gurion University of the Negev Universität Bremen Centre for Social Sciences Hungarian Academy of Sciences Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Åbo Akademi

WZB Berlin Social Science Center

Co-Author

Reforming Police: Legitimacy and Effectiveness Old Wine in New Bottles? The European Commission’s Legitimation Strategies since 2001 Procedural Fairness, Legitimacy and MEDVEEffectiveness: The Hungarian Case BALINT, Gergo The Concept of Legitimation in the ‘New Politics of Hard Times’: Reviewing Old Debates in State Theory Does Institutional Openness Affect Political Dissatisfaction? A Multilevel Analysis of the Impact of Institutional Openness on Kinds of Dissatisfaction Legitimacy as a Social Contract and MAZEPUS, Russian Politics Honorata* The Effect of Participatory Democracy on Regime Legitimacy in Europe Cooperating Estonians and ‘Exiting’ Lithuanians: Trust in Times of Crisis Improving Election Quality: An Effective Legitimisation Strategy for Authoritarian Regimes?

Policy Transfer Through Time for Regime Legitimisation: The Case of Hugo Chavez and Venezuela When Does Service Delivery Improve the Legitimacy of a Fragile or Conflict-Affected State?

Legitimisation Through Representation: The 2008 Electoral Reform in Romania Regulation and Leadership: The Role of Institutional Reform in Legitimising the Executive Legitimacy Through Reform?

Authoritarian Regimes Under Pressure and their Policy Responses

TURNER, Mark*

* Co-author attending

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Last name

First name Institution

Paper title

SEVERS

Eline

SMEETS

Niels

TURNER

Mark

VEENENDAAL

Wouter

University of Canberra Universiteit Leiden

XENA

Carla

University of Essex

YUEN

Wai Hei Samson

University of Oxford

Understanding Political Trust: A Turn to Processes of (De-)Legitimisation Wielding the Mute Button? Social Policy as a Negative Legitimisation Tool in Russia Reluctant Democratisers and the Challenge of Legitimation: The Case of Bhutan Creating Political Legitimacy in a Semi-Authoritarian Microstate: The Principality of Liechtenstein Valid Measures of Political Efficacy and their Correlates with Political Participation in the US and UK The Politics of Weiwen: Stability as a Source of Political Legitimacy in Post-Tiananmen China

Vrije Universiteit Brussel University of Leuven

Co-Author

SCOTTO, Thomas

Workshop 19

Resources, Abilities, Motivation and What Else? Studying Inequalities in Political Knowledge in Democratic Systems Marta FRAILE, Consejo Superior De Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC) Monica FERRIN, University of Zurich

Last name

First name Institution

Paper title

Co-Author

BEGEMANN

Christian

WESTLE, Bettina RÜTTER, Astrid*

BERNHARD

Laurent

BOONEN

Joris

DELLMUTH

Lisa Maria

Stockholm University

DUPUY

Claire

Université de Grenoble

ELFF

Martin

Universität Konstanz

FERRIN

Monica

GALAIS

Carolina

GARCIA ALBACETE

Gema

University of Zurich Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Universidad Autònoma de Madrid

Effects of Measurement-Variants on the Record of Political Knowledge What Reduces Knowledge Inequalities in Direct Democatic Campaigns?

The Development of Political Knowledge in Adolescence: Which Mediating Institution has the Strongest Influence?

Citizen Knowledge about International Politics: Theory and Inquiry in United Nations Politics Experiencing Public Policy and Gaining Political Knowledge? A Comparative Analysis of Focus Groups Political Equality and the ResourceDependence of Political Sophistication: A Comparative Perspective Searching for Convincing Explanations of the Gender Gap in Knowledge Unintended Information Exposure and Political Knowledge in Spain

Philipps-Universität Marburg University of Zurich University of Leuven

VERHAEGEN, Soetkin*

DUCHESNE, Sophie*

FRAILE, Marta

A Dimensional Analysis of Political Knowledge

* Co-author attending

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Last name

First name Institution

Paper title

Co-Author

HUBER

Sascha

Universität Mannheim

LUP

Oana

Universität Mannheim

Media and Political Learning during the 2009 and 2013 German Federal Election Campaigns: A Study of Moderating Effects What if Any Small Extra is a Major Change in Opportunity? Political Knowledge in a Low Information Quality Environment

SCHMITTBECK, Rüdiger SCHÄFER, Anne POPESCU, Marina BORBATH, Endre

LUSKIN

Robert

University of Texas at Austin

MARINOVA

Dani

MATLAND

Richard

MILNER

Henry

Hertie School of Governance Universitetet I Bergen Université de Montréal

REICHERT

Frank

University of Bamberg

SIMON

Alice

Université Montpellier 1 FernUniversität in Hagen

TAUSENDPFUND Markus

VAN DE MAAT

Jannine

Universiteit Leiden

The Waters of Casablanca: Political Misinformation (and Knowledge and Ignorance) Political Knowledge in Times of Crisis

ANDUIZA, Eva

The Unbearable Lightness of Information Political Knowledge: The Missing link between Electoral Systems and Voter Turnout?

The Prediction of Political Competencies

by Political Action and Political Media Consumption Measuring Children’s Political Knowledge: Methodological Issues A Tree Must be Bent While it is Young: Political Knowledge Gaps in Early Childhood Don’t Know or Don’t Care? A Survey Experiment into the Presence and Strength of Opinions about Political Issues

ABENDSCHÖN, Simone

Workshop 20

Sharing Natural Resources in Times of Climate Change: Justice, Culture and Natural Resource Governance Fabian SCHUPPERT, Queen’s University Belfast Chris ARMSTRONG, University of Southampton

Last name

First name Institution

ARMSTRONG Chris BANAI

Ayelet

BLOMFIELD

Megan

BROWN

Alexander

University of Southampton Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt University of Bristol University of East Anglia

Paper title

Co-Author

Egalitarianism, Natural Resources and Self-Determination: A Second Look Self-Determination and Resource Rights: An Egalitarian Account Natural Resources and Historic Injustice: Ecological Debt Without Equal Shares Global Equality of Resources and the Problem of Valuation

* Co-author attending

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Last name

First name Institution

Paper title

DORSCH

Marcel

The Politicisation of the Global Commons

FIKKERS

Saskia

GHEAUS

Anca

HENNINGS

Anne

HEYWARD

Clare

Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster University of Oxford

MANCILLA

Alejandra

Universitetet I Oslo

ÖDALEN

Jörgen

SCAVENIUS

Theresa

SCHUPPERT

Fabian

SIMPSON

Adam

VOGETKLESCHIN

Lieske

Linköping Universitet University of Copenhagen Queen’s University Belfast Queen Mary, University of London University of Kiel

YPI

Lea

Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change Rijksuniversiteit Groningen UMEÅ Universitet

The London School of Economics & Political Science

Co-Author

Competing for Resources: Resource Governance Through Goal Regulation The Right to Parent, a Duty of Sustainability and the Taxation of Natural Resources Resource Rights, Injustice and Land Grabbing: The Question of Legitimacy in the Case of Ethiopia Justification of Rights to Territory: The Interactive Account The Volcanic Asymmetry (or Permanent Sovereignty over Natural Disasters) Small Island States and Rights to Abandoned Territory The Tragedy of the Few Distribution of Natural Resources and the Demands of Intergenerational Justice Ethnicity, Justice and Natural Resource Governance in Myanmar Can Natural Resource Rights Remediate the Negative Consequences of Large-Scale Land Acquisitions?

Structural Injustice, Attachment to Resources and Expensive Tastes

Workshop 21

Sustainable Governance of Rural Areas: Chances, Challenges and Conflicts Anna ZACHRISSON, UMEÅ Universitet Kristine KERN, Universität Potsdam

Last name

First name Institution

Paper title

AALBERS

Carmen

Social Cohesion in Metropolitan Agricultural Projects as a Source of Policy Innovation

BAY-LARSEN

Ingrid

BJÄRSTIG

Therese

Wageningen University and Research Center University of Nordland UMEÅ Universitet

Collaborative Governance and Institutional Innovations in Arctic Frontiers: The Case of Mining in Greenland, Russia and Norway Public Private Partnerships in a Swedish Rural Context: Do Authorities Facilitate Community-Led Local Development (CLLD)?

Co-Author

SANDSTRÖM, Camilla

* Co-author attending

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Last name

First name Institution

BJØRGO

Frode

DUIT

Andreas

ECKERBERG

Katarina

EGELYNG

Henrik

University of Copenhagen

GODOE

Camilla Risvoll

University of Nordland

HOLMGREN

Lina

UMEÅ Universitet

KRÖGER

Markus

University of Helsinki

LUNDBERG

Aase Kristine

MATTILA

Maija

OVERVÅG

Kjell

Norwegian University of Life Sciences University of Tampere Eastern Norway Research Institute

RINGHOLM

Toril

SJÖBLOM

Stefan

WIDMAN

Ulrika

Norut Northern Research Institute University of Helsinki UMEÅ Universitet

ZACHRISSON Anna

UMEÅ Universitet

Paper title

Co-Author

University of Nordland

Mining in the High North: How Institutional Innovations can Create Long-Term Interdependencies Between Local Authorities and Global Companies Stockholm University Does Stakeholder Participation Increase Legitimacy and Learning in Local Communities? Evidence from 146 Man and Biosphere Areas in 55 Countries UMEÅ Universitet Bridging Conflict? Patterns of Collaborative Governance Over Natural Resources in the Swedish Mountain Region

BJÄRSTIG, Therese ZACHRISSON, Anna

Informed Markets as Policy Instruments for Environmental Governance of Buffer Zones around Protected Areas: A Global Context and European Cases Biodiversity, Adaptation and Pastoral Livelihoods – a Multilevel Governance Challenge Changing Protected Area Governance in Norway and Sweden – Including the Provisions of the European Landscape Convention Capture of Welfare State and an Arctic Land Grab? An Examination of What Caused the Finnish Mining Boom Mobilisation in Collaborative Rural Governance: The Case of National Park Management Boards in Norway Rural Activism – Urban Politics: Analysing Democracy in the Context of Mining Integrated Approaches for Management and Development of Mountain Areas: An Analysis of Norway Conditions for New Development Initiatives in Norwegian Mountain Regions Rural-Urban Relationships in a Projectified Governance Context The Komet Programme: Increased Interest Among Forest Owners for Nature Conservation?

Policy and Governance of Mining in Sweden: Institutional Space for Local Participation in Mining Development

SANDSTRÖM, Camilla

HOVIK, Sissel*

ARNESEN, Tor

* Co-author attending

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Workshop 22

Systematising Comparison of Democratic Innovations: Advanced Explanations of the Emergence, Sustenance and Failure of Participatory Institutions Matthew RYAN, University of Southampton Anja RÖCKE, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

Last name

First name Institution

BANDEIRA

Pablo

BHERER

Laurence

BUSER

Patricia

DEAN

Rikki

DOMORENOK

Ekaterina

FELICETTI

Andrea

FERRARI

Elisabetta

FONT

Joan

FRITSCH

Oliver

GRAF

Antonia

KARJALAINEN

Maija

LIGHTBODY

Ruth

Universidad CEU San Pablo

Paper title

Co-Author

Integrating Participatory Institutions into the Traditional Representative and Bureaucratic Model of Public Governance Université de Comparing the Role of Autonomous Montréal Organisations Dedicated to Public Participation in the Diffusion of Participatory Process University of The Change of Public Participation in Zurich Swiss School Governance: More or Less Democratic Legitimisation?

The London School Beyond ‘Empowerment Versus Co-option’: of Economics & The Competing Logics for Citizen Political Science Participation in Policy Decisions University of Democratic Innovations in Illiberal Padova Democracies: Institutionalisation of Public Participation in Environmental Impact Assessment in China Australian National Enhancing Deliberative Participation University Central European Success May Not Always Look the Same: University A Theoretically Driven Discussion of How to Systematically and Meaningfully Compare New Tools of Democratic Participation Across Contexts Consejo Superior From Participatory Policy Proposals to De Investigaciones Local Policies: Explaining Diverse Científicas (CSIC) Trajectories University of Leeds Adoption of Democratic Innovations in Response to EU Meta-Governance: Comparing the UK, Denmark and the Czech Republic Westfälische Participatory Innovation – What Do We WilhelmsTalk About?

Universität Münster University of Turku Challenges of Statistical Inference in Explaining the Use of Democratic Innovations: An Inquiry into Finnish Local Direct Democracy University of the A Deliberative Methodological Matrix for West of Scotland Systematically Comparing Democratic Innovations

FERRARO, Agustin*

NIEMEYER, Simon POPESCU, Marina

SMITH, Graham

FUCHS, Doris

ELSTUB, Stephen

* Co-author attending

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Last name

First name Institution

Paper title

LINDELL

Marina

Åbo Akademi

MEDIR

Lluís

Institut de Ciencies Politiques I Socials (ICPS) Barcelona

MOHEDANO ROLDÁN

Alba

Stockholm University

PELED

Alon

POGREBINSCHI

Thamy

Hebrew University of Jerusalem WZB Berlin Social Science Center

RAVAZZI

Stefania

SMITH

Graham

VANDENBUSSCHE

Lieselot

VERHOEVEN

Imrat

Success and Failure of a Deliberative Mini-Public: Using a Comparative Framework to Explain Different Outcomes Rise and Decline of Participatory Instruments at the Local Level: From Normative Assumptions to Policy Outcomes Participation Effectiveness for Policy Acceptance and Social Learning in Natural Resource Management Across Political Regimes Why Public Sector Agencies (Sometimes) Support Participatory Democracy Programs Designing Impact: How Democratic Innovations May (Or May Not) Achieve Effective Governance Institutionalising Deliberative Democracy: The Case of Regional Laws The Potential of Participedia as a Tool for Comparative Analysis of Democratic Innovations Relational Dynamics in Real World Participatory Practices: Exploring the ‘Soft Side’ Story Do-ocracy and the Reinvention of Government

WOLF

Eva

Università degli Studi di Torino University of Westminster Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam University of Amsterdam

University of Antwerp

Co-Author

RYAN, Matthew

VAN DE WIJDEVEN, Ted METZE, Tamara Co-Governance and Contestation: VAN Conflict as a Driver of Participatory Reform DOOREN, in Large Infrastructure Projects Wouter

Workshop 23

Ten Years On: Evaluating Eastern Enlargement Aron BUZOGANY, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU) Antoaneta DIMITROVA, Universiteit Leiden

Last name

First name Institution

ADEMMER

Esther

ÁGH

Attila

BUZOGANY

Aron

Paper title

Co-Author

University of Kiel

Large-Scale Economic Transformations in Central and Eastern Europe: Is there a Post-Accession Effect?

Corvinus Ten Years of the EU Membership in NMS: University of Decline in Democracy, Good Governance Budapest and Competitiveness LudwigEuropeanisation with an East-European MaximiliansAccent? The Impact of Studying Eastern Universität Europe on Europeanisation Research: München (LMU) A Bibliometric Review * Co-author attending

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Last name

First name Institution

Paper title

DEMIDOV

Andrey

DIMITROVA

Antoaneta

FAGAN

Adam

How do the EU Rules Get Contested?

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David

The Emergence of Parliamentarism in Egypt, 1866–1882 Heterotemporal Parliamentarism: Does Staggered Membership Renewal Matter?

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INDEX OF NAMES

A

BIEGON

Dominika

18

BIELA

Jan

01

BISCHOFF

Carina

17

BJÄRSTIG

Therese

21

Frode

21

AAGARD SEEBERG

Michael

09

AAGAARD

Peter

02

AALBERS

Carmen

21

ABERCEB CARVALHO GATTO

Maria Luiza

03

BJØRGO

ABTS

Koen

08

BLOMFIELD

Megan

20

ADEMMER

Esther

23

BLONDEL

Jean

15

ADRIAENSEN

Johan

02

BOCHSLER

Daniel

09

ÁGH

Attila

23

BODA

Zsolt

18

AKBIK

Alexander

12

BOGAARDS

Matthijs

09

ALCARIO

Isabel

18

BOHLE

Dorothee

14

ALLEN

Peter

11

BOLLEYER

Nicole

17

ALMEIDA CRAVO

Teresa

06

BOONEN

Joris

19

ANNESLEY

Claire

11

BORCHERT

Jens

18

ARMSTRONG

Chris

20

BORRI

Rossella

08

AZAMI

Dawood

12

BORUCKI

Isabelle

17

BORZ

Gabriela

17

BOURNE

Angela

08

BRANDI

Clara

12

BROWN

Alexander

20

BRUN

Sebastian

05

BUCUR

Cristina

24

BUNEA

Adriana

13

BURCH-BROWN

Joanna

05

BUSCH

Per-Olof

02

BUSER

Patricia

22

BUTLER

Graham

06

BUZOGANY

Aron

23

CARROLL

Brendan

13

CARROLL

Colleen

12

CARSTENSEN

Martin B.

14

CASAL BERTOA

Fernando

17

CELIS

Karen

03

CHAQUES BONAFONT

Laura

17

CHIVA

Cristina

03

CHRISTENSEN

Henrik Serup

18

CINGOLANI

Luciana

16

CLARK

Tom

04

CLAVERIA

Sílvia

11

CONZELMANN

Thomas

02

CORNELL

Agnes

09

CROSS

William

07

CURTIN

Jennifer

11

B BÄCK

Hanna

24

BALLASCHK

Julia

06

BANAI

Ayelet

20

BANDEIRA

Pablo

22

BANFIELD

Andrew

04

BARRAGAN

Melany

15

BARTHA

Attila

18

BASABE

Santiago

04

BAUER

Michael

02

BAY-LARSEN

Ingrid

21

BAYRAM

Ismail Emre

14

BECKWITH

Karen

11

BEDOCK

Camille

10

BEGEMANN

Christian

19

BEN PORAT

Guy

18

BENDZ

Anna

01

BENNISTER

Mark

15

BERENS

Sarah

16

BERGMAN

Torbjörn

24

BERGMANN

Eirikur

10

BERGSSON

Baldvin

10

BERKHOUT

Joost

13

BERNHARD

Laurent

19

BEYELER

Michelle

13

BEYENS

Stefanie

17

BHERER

Laurence

22

C

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INDEX OF NAMES

D DA CONCEICAO-HELDT Eugenia

02

DALÉUS

Pär

15

DAVIDSON

Marc

05

DE BRUYCKER

Iskander

13

DE ZWART

Frank

16

DEAN

Rikki

22

DELGADO

Deborah

05

DELLMUTH

Lisa Maria

19

DEMIDOV

Andrey

23

DIJKSTRA

Hylke

02

DIMITROVA

Antoaneta

23

DOMORENOK

Ekaterina

22

DONNELLY

Shawn

14

DORSCH

Marcel

20

DOSEK

Tomas

07

DUCHESNE

Sophie

19

DUIT

Andreas

21

DUMONT

Patrick

04

DUPUY

Claire

19

E ECKERBERG

Katarina

21

ECKES

Christina

06

EGELYNG

Henrik

21

EISING

Rainer

13

ELFF

Martin

19

ENNSER-JEDENASTIK

Laurenz

16

EPPNER

Sebastian

24

EPSTEIN

Rachel

14

ERTURK

Ismail

14

ESCOBAR-LEMMON

Maria

11

ESTEVEZ-ABE

Margarita

03

F FAGAN

Adam

23

FAHEY

Elaine

06

FALCO-GIMENO

Albert

24

FARRELL

David

10

FELDMANN

Magnus

18

FELICETTI

Andrea

22

FENNEMA

Meindert

08

FERRARI

Elisabetta

22

FERRARO

Agustin

22

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FERRIN

Monica

19

FIELD

Bonnie

24

FIKKERS

Saskia

20

FINK HAFNER

Danica

23

FISKER

Helene Marie

13

FLEISCHER

Julia

16

FONT

Joan

22

FONTAN

Clement

14

FRAILE

Marta

19

FRANCESCHET

Susan

11

FREIDENVALL

Lenita

03

FRITSCH

Oliver

22

FRUHSTORFER

Anna

24

GAFFNEY

John

15

GAGATEK

Wojciech

07

GALAIS

Carolina

19

GAMBOA-GUTIERREZ

Laura

09

GAO

Eleanor

16

GARCIA ALBACETE

Gema

19

GARTON

Jonathan

17

GATEVA

Eli

23

GAUJA

Anika

07

GENCKAYA

Omer

07

GERMAIN

Randall

14

GHEAUS

Anca

20

GHERGHINA

Sergiu

18

GHICA

Luciana Alexandra

23

GIBSON

Rachel

07

GILLING

Ana

03

GODOE

Camilla Risvoll

21

GOETZ

Klaus

24

GOLDBACH

Roman

12

GOMEZ ARANA

Arantza

06

GOYER

Michel

14

GRAF

Antonia

22

GRAZIADEI

Stefan

04

GREEN

Manda

11

GREFFET

Fabienne

07

GREN

Jakub

14

GRIMALDI

Selena

15

GUERRA

Simona

23

GURLEYEN

Isik

16

G

INDEX OF NAMES

H HAGELUND

Anniken

08

HAGEMANN

Christian

23

HALPIN

Darren

17

HANEGRAAFF

Marcel

17

HANRETTY

Chris

04

HARðARSON

Ólafur Þ

10

HAUSER

Kristina

08

HAZAN

Reuven

24

HEIDAR

Knut

07

HEILMANN

Conrad

05

HEINELT

Marie-Sophie

13

HEINISCH

Reinhard

08

HELLER

William

24

HELLSTRÖM

Anders

08

HELLSTROM

Johan

24

HENNINGS

Anne

20

HENNL

Annika

07

HENOKL

Thomas

06

HERMANSSON

Jörgen

24

HEYWARD

Clare

20

HOENNIGE

Christoph

04

HOFFMANN

Corina

13

HOLMGREN

Lina

21

HOOGHE

Marc

07

HORMIO

Säde

05

HOSPES

Otto

12

HOVIK

Sissel

21

HOWARTH

David

14

HOWLETT

Michael

16

HUBER

Sascha

19

HUSTEDT

Thurid

01

ILONSZKI

Gabriella

03

INDRIDASON

Indridi

10

IRRERA

Daniela

06

I

J JÄCKLE

Sebastian

04

JACOBS

Kristof

10

JAMES

Scott

14

JANN

Werner

01 1

JANTZ

Bastian

01

JENSENIUS

Francesca Refsum

03

JENTGES

Erik

15

JOHNSON

Niki

03

JONGEN

Hortense

02

JOSEPH

Jonathan

12

JOURDAIN

Charlotte

13

KAILITZ

Steffen

09

KARJALAINEN

Maija

22

KAYA

Cansarp

23

KEKEZ KOŠTRO

Anka

16

KELBEL

Camille

03

KELLEHER

J. Paul

05

KELLER

Eileen

14

KENIG

Ofer

11

KENNY

Meryl

03

KERBY

Matthew

04

KERN

Kristine

21

KINSKI

Lucy

10

KLENK

Tanja

01

KOLLTVEIT

Kristoffer

01

KÖNIG

Thomas

24

KOOP

Christel

01

KORTENSKA

Elitsa

23

KORTMANN

Matthias

17

KÖSE

Talha

12

KRAWATZEK

Félix

09

KRÖGER

Markus

21

KUDRNA

Zdenek

14

KUOKSTIS

Vytautas

18

KYLLÖNEN

Simo

05

LÆGREID

Per

01

LANCASTER

Thomas D

04

LANGBEIN

Julia

23

LAUMOND

Bénédicte

08

LAZARO RÜTHER

Lena

12

LEYENAAR

Monique

11

LIARAS

Evangelos

08

LIESE

Andrea

02

LIGHTBODY

Ruth

22

LINDELL

Marina

22

K

L

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INDEX OF NAMES

LINDEMANN

Tom

02

MOLINÉ

Ruben

17

LINDÉN

Tord Skogedal

01

MOLLER

Jorgen

09

LOUWERSE

Tom

24

MORIN

Jean-Frederic

12

LOVENDUSKI

Joni

03

MOROSKA-BONKIEWICZ Aleksandra

08

LUCARDIE

Paul

08

MOSCHELLA

Manuela

14

LUCAS

Kirsten

13

MOVILEANU

Angela

11

LUGOSI

Nicole

23

MUGGE

Liza

03

LÜHRMANN

Anna

18

MÜLLER-ROMMEL

Ferdinand

11

LUNDBERG

Aase Kristine

21

MURRAY

Rainbow

03

LUP

Oana

19

MYRBERG

Gunnar

01

LUSKIN

Robert

19

LUTZ

Georg

03

NAKROSIS

Vitalis

23

NAVARRO

Carmen

11

M

N

MACARTNEY

Huw

14

NIKLASSON

Lars

12

MAGAZZINI

Tina

12

NIKOLENYI

Csaba

24

MALLOY

Jonathan

15

NOUTCHEVA

Gergana

23

MALTAIS

Aaron

05

NOVAK

Meta

23

MANCILLA

Alejandra

20

NÚÑEZ

Lidia

10

MANIOKAS

Klaudijus

23

MARINOVA

Dani

19

MARTIN

Shane

24

O'BRIEN

Diana

11

MARTINEZ ROSON

Maria del Mar

16

ÖDALEN

Jörgen

20

MARTINS

Bruno Oliveira

06

OGARU

Roberta

18

MATLAND

Richard

19

OKSAMYTNA

Kseniya

02

MATTILA

Maija

21

OLMEDA

Jose

15

MAUSSEN

Marcel

08

O'MALLEY

Eoin

15

MAZEPUS

Honorata

18

ONATE

Pablo

04

McCARTHY-JONES

Anthea

18

ONDRE

Peter

15

McEVOY

Caroline

10

OSKARSDOTTIR

Stefania

24

McLOUGHLIN

Claire

18

OVERVÅG

Kjell

21

McPHILEMY

Samuel

14

MEDIR

Lluís

22

MENARD

Gabriel

13

PÁLLINGER

Zoltán Tibor

09

MENENDEZ

Agustin

06

PARÍZEK

Michal

02

MERKEL

Wolfgang

09

PARKER

Charles

15

MILLS

Thomas

01

PASSARELLI

Gianluca

07

MILNER

Henry

19

PEDERSEN

13

MINKENBERG

Michael

08

Helene Helboe

MINTZ-WOO

Kian

05

PEGRAM

Thomas

02

MOFFITT

Benjamin

08

PELED

Alon

22

MOHEDANO ROLDÁN

Alba

22

PÉREZ-DURÁN

Ixchel

01

MÖLDER

Martin

24

PERUMALLA

Sarah

02

MOLENVELD

Astrid

01

PETERSON

Martin

05

PIANA

Daniela

10

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PILET

Jean-Benoit

10

SANCHEZ

Rosa

17

PINTHONG

Jaree

16

SANDRI

Giulia

07

PIROSKA

Dora

14

SATA

Robert

12

PISCOPO

Jennifer

03

SAUNDERS

Clare

17

POGREBINSCHI

Thamy

22

SAVVOURA

Giannoula

10

PRITONI

Andrea

13

SCARROW

Susan

07

PUENTE REGIDOR

Mónica

14

SCAVENIUS

Theresa

20

SCHAMP

Tom

13

SCHERPEREEL

John

11

SCHILLEMANS

Thomas

01

SCHLIPPHAK

Bernd

10

SCHROEDER

Valentin

24

SCHUPPERT

Fabian

20

SCOTT

Rebecca

05

SEVERS

Eline

18

SHIN

Ki-young

11

SHOMER

Yael

24

SIGALAS

Emmanuel

10

SIMON

Alice

19

SIMON

Pablo

10

SIMPSON

Adam

20

SJÖBLOM

Stefan

21

SKAANING

Svend-Erik

09

SKUODIS

Marius

14

SLAUGHTER

Steven

12

SMEETS

Niels

18

SMITH

Graham

22

SMITH

Scott

02

SMITH

Simon

06

SOININEN

Maritta

07

SPAC

Samuel

04

SPECK

Bruno

07

SPENDZHAROVA

Aneta

14

SPIEKERMANN

Kai

05

SPIROVA

Maria

16

SROKA

Anna M.

10

STARKE

Peter

17

STEVENSON

Hayley

02

STOLFI

Francesco

16

STRAZZARI

Francesco

06

STRIKWERDA

Johanna

06

STRØM

Kaare

24

SUITER

Jane

10

SWINKELS

Marij

15

R RADAELLI

Claudio

01

RADTKE

Ina

01

RAHAT

Gideon

07

RAMOS

Claudia

10

RASCH

Bjorn Erik

24

RASCH

Daniel

13

RASHKOVA

Ekaterina

18

RASMUSSEN

Anne

13

RAVAZZI

Stefania

22

RAZZUOLI

Isabella

07

REICHBORNKJENNERUD

Kristin

01

REICHERSDORFER

Johannes

01

REICHERT

Frank

19

RENDALL

Matthew

05

RENWICK

Alan

10

RIBEIRO

Pedro Floriano

07

RIDDERVOLD

Marianne

02

RIERA

Pedro

10

RIFÀ

Roser

10

RINGHOLM

Toril

21

RIPOLL SERVENT

Ariadna

06

ROCABERT

Jofre

02

RÖCKE

Anja

22

RODRIGUEZ TERUEL

Juan

11

ROSER

Dominic

05

ROVIRA KALTWASSER

Cristobal

08

RUSSO

Federico

24

RUTH

Saskia

16

RÜTTER

Astrid

19

RYAN

Matthew

22

S SAGLIE

Jo

17

SAIKKONEN

Inga A-L

16

SALIBA

Ilyas

18

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'T HART

Paul

15

WAGNER

Antonin

17

TANNEBERG

Dag

09

WALTER

James

15

TANSEY

Oisin

09

WAUTERS

Bram

07

TAUSENDPFUND

Markus

19

WAYLEN

Georgina

11

TAYLOR-ROBINSON

Michelle

11

WEGNER

Eva

16

THIÉBAULT

Jean-Louis

15

WEIFFEN

Brigitte

09

THOMAS

Gwynn

11

WEIKARD

Hans-Peter

05

THOMAS

Melanee

11

WEIPERT-FENNER

Irene

24

THORLAKSON

Lori

23

WELLHOFER

Spencer

09

TIBI WEBER

Cordula

04

WESTERWINTER

Oliver

12

TIIRIK

Getter

03

WHITELEY

Paul

07

TOLSTRUP

Jakob

09

WIDMAN

Ulrika

21

TREMINIO

Ilka

09

WILIARTY

Sarah

11

TURNER

Mark

18

WILLUMSEN

David

24

WOLF

Eva

22

WORTHY

Benjamin

15

Carla

18

YLISALO

Juha

16

YPI

Lea

20

YUEN

Wai Hei Samson

18

ZACHRISSON

Anna

21

ZAVALA

Antonio

17

ZELLI

Fariborz

12

ZHELYAZKOVA

Asya

23

ZIAJA

Sebastian

09

ZIMMER

Melanie

12

ZOU

Weikang

14

ZUBEK

Radoslaw

24

V VALLBE

Joan-Josep

04

VAN BIEZEN

Ingrid

18

X

VAN DE MAAT

Jannine

19

XENA

VAN DE WARDT

Marc

17

VAN DER BRUG

Wouter

08

VAN ESCH

Femke

15

VAN HAUTE

Emilie

07

VAN HECKE

Matti

13

VAN HEERDEN

Sjoerdje

08

VAN HOLSTEYN

Joop

07

VAN HOOFT

Paul

12

VAN SPANJE

Joost

08

VAN ZUYDAM

Sabine

15

VANDENBUSSCHE

Lieselot

22

VANNONI

Matia

13

VARONE

Frederic

13

VEENENDAAL

Wouter

18

VERCESI

Michelangelo

11

VERGE

Tania

03

VERHAEGEN

Soetkin

19

VERHOEVEN

Imrat

22

VERZICHELLI

Luca

24

VOGET-KLESCHIN

Lieske

20

VOLINTIRU

Clara

16

VOLTOLINI

Benedetta

13

VON SCHILLER

Armin

16

VRANGBÆK

Karsten

01

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