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FIFTEENTH BIENNIAL INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

European Union Studies AssociationEUSA Fifteenth Biennial Conference Program Committee

Neil Fligstein, Co-chair, UC Berkeley

Frédéric Merand, Co-chair, Université de Montréal

Program Committee Members

Elaine Fahey, City University of London

Federica Bicchi, The London School of Economics and Political Science

Abe Newman, Georgetown University

Matthias Matthijs, Johns Hopkins University

2015-2017 Executive Committee

Alasdair Young, Chair, Georgia Institute of Technology

Abe Newman, Vice Chair, Georgetown University

Michelle Chang, College of Europe

John Occhipinti, Canisius College

Frederic Merand, Université de Montréal

Nanette Neuwahl, Université de Montréal

Waltraud Schelkle, London School of Economics and Political Science

2017-2019 Incoming Members

Rachel Epstein, University of Denver

Matthias Matthijs, Johns Hopkins University

Christina J. Schneider, UC San Diego

2017 is a time for reflection and introspection for the European Union and the transatlantic relationship. It marks three notable anniversaries (in chronological order): the 100th anniversary of US entry into WWI (April 6, 1917); the 70th anniversary of George C. Marshall’s speech launching the Marshall Plan (June 5, 1947); and the 60th anniversary of the signing of the Treaties of Rome (March 25, 1957). In March the United Kingdom formally submitted its intention to leave the Union. There are also elections in a number of member states, in some of which populist winds are blowing strongly. The results of the presidential election in France, the second round of which will take place just after this conference ends, could have profound implications for the course of European integration. In addition, the new Trump Administration has injected an unprecedented level of uncertainty into the transatlantic relationship.

At the same time, the crises that have recently dogged the EU have not gone away. The Greek debt crisis threatens to reignite; jihadi terrorism still casts a shadow; desperate people continue to flow into the EU from the Middle East and North Africa; the conflict in Ukraine remains “warm”; and China and Russia continue to assert themselves on the world stage. These are undoubtedly testing times for the European project and for the transatlantic relationship. In this context of internal and external challenges, the European Commission has opened a conversation on “The Future of Europe.” Consequently, this is a particularly appropriate and important time for us to gather to discuss the EU’s development and the challenges confronting the transatlantic relationship. The conferences theme – “Uncertain Destinations: The European Union at 60’ – is, therefore, even more relevant now than it was when we announced it early last summer.

We have an exceptional program that addresses the challenges confronting the EU. With around 140 panels involving approximately 500 researchers and practitioners from roughly 300 institutions in about 40 countries, this is one of the largest EUSA conferences ever. In addition, we are doing some new things this year. With the support of a Getting-to-Know-Europe grant from the European Commission, we have organized two panels for sharing best practice among recipients of Jean Monnet funding and our plenary lecture on Thursday by Jonathan Faull on “The EU after Brexit” will be open to the public. The grant has also enabled us to increase our financial support for graduate students to attend the conference. With countries, most notably the United States, turning inward, it is critically important now that we are carrying on conversations across borders and engaging the general public.

Jonathan Faull’s lecture is only one of the highlights of the program. On Friday evening, James Caporaso will deliver the JCMS lecture on “Europe’s Triple Crisis.” A panel discussion honoring Lifetime-Achievement-in-European-Studies Award recipient George Ross will be held at lunchtime on Saturday. There are also a number of plenary roundtables, which will address “The Eurozone and the Crisis of Legitimacy” (Wednesday lunchtime); “Brexit” (Thursday lunchtime); and “Theorizing the EU in the Age of Nationalism” and “Transatlantic Relations in Troubled Times” (both Saturday afternoon). There will also be a series of receptions – the EU Jean Monnet Network in the US/ EUSA reception (Thursday); the JCMS

reception (Friday); and the College of Europe/Fulbright Commission (Thursday) – all of which are open to all conference participants.

The presentation of the EUSA Prize Winners will be held on Thursday evening, when we will award the Lifetime Achievement Award and Best Book, Best Dissertation and Best Paper Prizes; recognize the Ernst Haas Fellowship recipients; and introduce EUSA’s new Executive Committee. A number of interest sections will also hold their business meetings, which members are welcome to attend, during the conference.

EUSA is grateful to the European Commission for institutional support and a generous project grant under the Erasmus+ Program and for the Getting-to-Know Europe grant. We are also grateful for logistical assistance, financial sponsorship and organizational support from the University of Pittsburgh, which supports EUSA on its campus. We also thank our sponsors: JCMS: the Journal of Common Market Studies; the College of Europe; the Fulbright Commission; the Jean Monnet Centre Montréal; as well as members of the EU Jean Monnet Network in the US: the University of California, Berkeley Jean Monnet European Union Centre of Excellence; the Colorado European Union Center of Excellence; the Miami-FL Jean Monnet Center of Excellence at Florida International University; the Jean Monnet Center of Excellence at Georgia Tech; the Jean Monnet Center of Excellence at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign; the Jean Monnet Center of Excellence at the University of North Carolina; the Jean Monnet European Union Centre of Excellence at the University of Pittsburgh; the Jean Monnet European Union Center of Excellence at University of Wisconsin-Madison. Our local host, the Miami-FL Jean Monnet Center of Excellence, has also provided fantastic logistical support. A selection of the best papers from the conference will again be published as a special issue of the Journal of European Public Policy in 2018.

Thanks also to our exhibitors: Routledge, Taylor &Francis Group; Oxford University Press; Palgrave Macmillan; Peter Lang; Berghahn Books; Cornell University Press and The Scholar’s Choice.

We owe a particular debt of thanks to our program committee: Neil Fligstein (co-chair), Frédéric Merand (co-chair), Federica Bicchi, Elaine Fahey, Matthias Matthijs and Abraham Newman. Thanks too to the other outgoing members of the Executive Committee – Michele Chang and John Occhipinti – the continuing members – Frédéric Merand, Nanette Neuwahl, Abraham Newman and Waltraud Schelkle – and the new members – Rachel Epstein, Matthias Matthijs and Christina Schneider – for their willingness to contribute to EUSA’s governance and activities. We collectively (and I personally) also owe a huge debt of gratitude to Joseph Figliulo, the EUSA Executive Director, for his excellent work behind the scenes to make this conference happen.

On behalf of EUSA, enjoy the conference!

Alasdair YoungEUSA Chair

SPECIAL EVENTSTHURSDAY

Plenary 12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Salon ERoundtable – The Eurozone and the crisis of legitimacy Participants Erik Jones (Johns Hopkins University) Vivien Schmidt (Boston University) Kathleen McNamara (Georgetown University) Matthias Matthijs (Johns Hopkins University) Waltraud Schelkle (London School of Economics and Political Science) Public Plenary 5:15 p.m. – 6:45 p.m. Salon E Speaker: Jonathan Faull The EU After Brexit

EUSA Award Presentations 7:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Hibiscus IslandEUSA Award for Lifetime Achievement in European Studies: George RossEUSA Best Book Award 2015-2016: Dorte Sindbjerg Martinsen Honorable Mention: Alison Johnston and William PhelanEUSA Best Dissertation in EU Studies Award: Sanja Badanjak, University of Wisconsin-MadisonEUSA Best 2015 Conference Paper Award: Anke Hassel, Jette Steen Knudsen and Bettina WagnerErnst Haas Fellowship Recipients: Alexandra Liebich, Queen’s University, Julia López Fuentes, Emory University Bilyana Petrova, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

EUSA/Network of Jean Monnet Recipients in the US Reception 7:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Bayfront Terrace South

College of Europe-Fulbright Reception 8:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. Hibiscus Island

FRIDAYPlenary 12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Salon ERoundtable - Will Brexit Help or Hurt the EU? Participants Anand Menon (Kings College London) Chris Bickerton (Cambridge University) Alasdair Young (Georgia Institute of Technology) Dan Kelemen (Rutgers University) Kalypso Nicolaidis (University of Oxford)

JCMS Lecture 5:15 p.m. – 6:45 p.m. Salon E Speaker: James Caporaso Europe’s Triple Crisis

JCMS Reception 6:45 p.m. – 7:45 p.m. Bayfront Terrace South

SATURDAYPlenary 12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.Panel in Honor of Lifetime Achievement in European Studies Award Recipient George Ross Is There a Way Forward for the EU and EU Studies? Salon E Chair: Frédéric Merand (Université de Montréal ) Participants: Alberta Sbragia (University of Pittsburgh) Sabine Saurugger (Sciences Po Grenoble) Jonathan Faull (Former Director General, European Commission) Andrew Moravcsik (Princeton University)

Plenary 3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.Theorizing the EU in the Age of Nationalism Salon E Participants Rebecca Adler-Nissen (University of Copenhagen) Luuk van Middelaar (Leiden University) Ruud Koopmans (Berlin Social Science Center) Adrian Favell (University of Leeds)

Plenary 5:15 p.m. - 6:45 p.m. The Transatlantic Relationship in Troubled Times Hibiscus Island Chair: Alasdair Young (Georgia Tech) Participants Rachel Epstein (University of Denver) Abraham Newman (Georgetown University) Michael H. Smith (University of Warwick) Ben Tonra (University College Dublin

5May 4-6, 2017, Miami FL

PANEL SESSION ONE 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

1A Developments in EU-Asian Security Relations Salon E Chair: Emil Kirchner (University of Essex) Discussant: Scott Brown (Georgia Institute of Technology)

EU-China Security Relations Thomas Christiansen (Maastricht University) EU-Japan Security Relations Emil Kirchner (University of Essex) EU-South Korean Security Relations Mason Richey (Hankuk University of Foreign Affairs)

Normative Power between the EU and China: Complementary or Mismatched? Jing Jing (University of Edinburgh) The Development of the EU - China Contribution to African Security Claudia Zanardi (King’s College, London) 1B The European Union’s Approach to its Eastern Neighbors: Introducing an Inside-out Perspective for Analysis Hibiscus Island Chair: Tanja A. Börzel (Freie Universität Berlin) Discussant: Mitchell Orenstein (University of Pennsylvania)

Towards a Typology of Social Orders in Eastern Partnership Countries Esther Ademmer (Freie Universität Berlin) Tanja A. Börzel (Freie Universität Berlin) Julia Langbein (Freie Universität Berlin) How Far Does Smart Powering Take Us? Katharina Hoffmann (Universität St.Gallen) Dirk Lehmkuhl (Universität St.Gallen) 1C Better After Brexit: Is There a Silver Lining for Europe’s Supporters? Lummus Island Chair: Kristine Mitchell (Dickinson College) Discussant: Laura Cram (University of Edinburgh)

Brexit and the Implications for Europe’s Security and Defense Policy Mai’a K. Davis Cross (Northeastern University) Can the ‘Norway Model’ Work for the UK? John Erik Fossum (University of Oslo) Brexit: A Return to the Idea of Europe Pedro Isern (Universidad ORT Uruguay) Cristina Edbrooke (Universidad ORT Uruguay) The Brexit Paradox: How Leaving the EU Just May Mobilize Pro-European Support Kristine Mitchell (Dickinson College)

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Thursday, May 4, 20171D Managing Debt: Political Economy Perspectives on Sovereign Indebtedness Dodge Island Chair: Erik Jones (Johns Hopkins University) Discussant: Erik Jones (Johns Hopkins University)

Rating Politics? Partisan Discrimination in Credit Ratings in European Economies Zsofia Barta (University at Albany, SUNY) Alison Johnston (Oregon State University) How the Eurozone Eventually Got a Central Bank: The European Central Bank, the European Stability Mecha-nism and the Trade Offs Between Debt Sustainability and Inclusive Growth Cornel Ban (Boston University) The Creditors’ Struggle: Private and Official Creditor Power and the Governance of Sovereign Debt Restructuring Manuela Moschella (Scuola Normale Superiore and CIGI) Domenico Lombardi (CIGI) Meet the Bond Gods: Market Discipline and Investor Types Charlotte Rommerskirchen (University of Edinburgh) Decentering Debt? Understanding Networks of Debt Governance Holly Snaith (University of Copenhagen)

1E Author Meets Critics: Transformations in EU Gender Equality: From Emergence to Dismantling Star Island Chair: Jane Jenson (Université de Montréal) Discussant: Sophie Jacquot (Sciences Po Paris)

Historical Perspectives on Gender Mainstreaming Laura Frader (Northeastern University) The Treaty of Amsterdam at 20: Visionary or disappointing for EU equality policies Petra Ahrens (University of Antwerp) Twenty Years of Gender Mainstreaming: Rebirth out of the Ashes Agnès Hubert (Sciences Po Paris)

1F The New Integrative Modus Operandi - EU Integration in Times of Crisis Salon A Chair: Derek Beach (University of Aarhus) Discussant: Sandrino Smeets (University of Aarhus) Discussant: Derek Beach (University of Aarhus) Discussant: Joachim Schild (University of Trier)

The Making of Capital Markets Union: Policy Entrepreneurs and Strategic Constructivism David Howarth (University of Luxembourg) Lucia Quaglia (University of York) Institutional Leadership and EMU Deepening From Entrepreneurship to Joint Stewardship Sandrino Smeets (University of Aarhus) Derek Beach (University of Aarhus) The European Parliament and the New Modes of Integration: Constitutionally Empowered, Policy Side-lined? Edoardo Bressanelli (King’s College London) Nicola Chelotti (London School of Economics) Franco-German Bilateralism in Times of Crisis. From EMU Reforms to the Refugee Crisis Joachim Schild (University of Trier)


1G EU Law-making: Evolution in Processes, Forms and Constitutional Challenges Salon B Chair: Elaine Fahey (City University of London; New York University)

The Taxonomy of the EU’s Global Approach to Law-making: Mapping the Internal-External Nexus of EU Law Elaine Fahey (City University of London; New York University) The European Pillar of Social Rights: Building a Deeper, Fairer Union? Susana Munoz (University of Luxembourg) Resolving the Problematic Inter-Relationship between Primary and Secondary Law in the EU Legal Order Emily Hancox (University of Edinburgh) A Power to Shape the Internal Market: Implications of CJEU Case Law for the Vertical Division of Competences in the EU Vilija Velyvyte (University of Oxford)

1H The Evolving External Dimensions of EU Internal Policies San Marco Island Chair and Discussant: Richard Whitman (University of Kent)

The External Engagement of the European Union in Science and Research: Towards EU Science Diplomacy? Heiko Prange-Gstöhl (European Commission) Culture in EU External Relations: the Quest for an EU Cultural Diplomacy Simon Schunz (College of Europe) The EU’S External Engagement in Higher Education: the Influence of the Bologna Process, the EU’s Lisbon Strat-egy and the Europe 2020 Goals Ludovic Highman (College of Europe) Theorizing the Emergence of EU External Engagement: Fuzzy Boundaries between Internal and External EU Policies Chad Damro (University of Edinburgh) Sieglinde Gstöhl (College of Europe) Simon Schunz (College of Europe) Culture in EU External Relations: The What, the How and the Why in the Case of Ukraine Olga Burlyuk (Ghent University)

1I EU Trade Policy, State of Play: TTIP and Beyond Fisher Island Chair: Guillaume Van der Loo (Ghent European Law Institute) Discussant: Johan Eliasson (East Stroudsburg University)

“Mixed” Feelings about EU’s Free Trade Agreements: Exploring the Potential Impact of Opinion 2/15 Guillaume Van der Loo (CEPS / Ghent European Law Institute) The Paradox of Unprecedented National and Subnational Parliamentary Involvement in EU Trade Policy after the Lisbon Treaty: the Case of Belgium Ferdi De Ville (Ghent University) Investor-State Arbitration in the Light of EU Law after the Lisbon Treaty Wybe Douma (T.M.C. Asser Institute for International and European Law) Be Careful What You Wish For or the Hardening of Multilateral Principals through Bilateral Agreements Frederik Ponjaert (Université Libre de Bruxelles)


Thursday, May 4, 20171J Where is the Local? Bottom-up Perspectives on the Common Security and Defense Policy Biscayne Island Chair and Discussant: Hylke Dijkstra (Maastricht University)

EU Security Sector Reform in Bosnia: Reform or Resist Ana E. Juncos (University of Bristol) Political rationality of local ownership in CSDP interventions Filip Ejdus (University of Bristol) Local Perceptions of the EU as a Security Actor: EU POL COPPS, Palestinian Security Sector Reform, and Diverg-ing Security Narratives Patrick Müller (University of the Basque Country) The EU’s Dual-Use Export Control Regime: Its Proactive Turn and External Legitimacy Machiko Kanetake (Utrecht University)

1K Constitutional Transformation of Europe through Technology Palm Island Chair: Vigjilenca Abazi (Maastricht University) Participants: Michelle Frasher (LexisNexis Risk Solutions) Bilyana Petkova (New York University) Maja Brkan (Maastricht University)


PANEL SESSION TWO 10:15 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.

2A A Deconstruction of EU Citizenship? Salon E Chair: Carlos Closa (Institute for Public Goods and Policies) Discussant: Gareth Davies (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)

The Denial of Equal Protection on Morally Irrelevant Grounds as the Key Principle of EU Citizenship Dimitry Kochenov (University of Groningen, The Netherlands) As “Brexit” Takes what EU-citizenship Promised: the Perils of “Over-constitutionalization” Susanne Schmidt (University of Bremen/Germany) The Evolution of Citizens’ Rights in Light of the EU’s Constitutional Development Daniel Thym (University of Konstanz/Germany) Consolidating Union Citizenship: Residence and Solidarity Rights for Jobseekers and the Economically Inactive in the post-Dano era Ferdinand Wollenschlaeger (University of Augsburg/Germany)

2B Connecting the EU, US, and Latin America (honoring Joaquin Roy) Hibiscus Island Chair: Roberto Dominguez (Suffolk University) Chair: Beverly Barrett (University of Houston) Discussant: Joaquin Roy (University of Miami) Discussant: Francisco Acosta-Soto (European External Action Service, University of Miami)

Regional Integration in International Trade and Higher Education: From Europe to the Americas Beverly Barrett (University of Houston) Revisiting EU-Latin American Inter-regionalism Roberto Dominguez (Suffolk University) The Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership Melanie Goergmaier (University of Miami) The TTIP: Trade for All? A View from Spain’s Political Parties Beatriz Goyanes (University of Miami) Russia’s Involvement in Latin America: Ideological Warfare? Dina Moulioukova (University of Miami)

2C Reforming Market and Institutions in the EU and the USA: Learning from Comparative Federalism Lummus Island Chair: Sergio Fabbrini (Luiss Guido Carli University) Discussant: R. Daniel Kelemen (Rutgers University)

Comparative Federalism, States and Markets: the Dynamics of Differentiated Integration in Europe and the United States Michelle Egan (American University) Bringing Comparative Federalism Back In: How to Deal With the Executive Capacity’s Deficit of the EU? Sergio Fabbrini (Luiss Guido Carli University) Hayek, Polanyi, and Single Markets (or How Europe’s Single Market Surpassed America’s) Craig Parsons (University of Oregon) Leif Hoffmann (Lewis-Clark State College) Benedikt Springer (University of Oregon)


Thursday, May 4, 20172D Coping with Core-periphery Relations in the EU Dodge Island Chair: Tanja Borzel (Freie Universitat Berlin) Discussant: Milada Vachudova (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)

Making States for the Single Market: European Integration and the Reshaping of Economic States in the South-ern and Eastern Peripheries Visnja Vukov (Pompeu Fabra University) Drunk on Conditionality: The Move to Coercive Conditionality in the EU Periphery Jonathan Hopkin (London School of Economics) Wade Jacoby (Brigham Young University) Between Radicalism and Moderation: EU Convergence Strategies in Romania, Spain and Portugal Cornel Ban (Boston University)

2E Understanding Policy-making on EU Development Cooperation: Individuals, Institutions, Ideas and Interests Star Island Chair and Discussant: Myriam Oehri (University of Geneva) Discussant: Fabienne Bossuyt (Ghent University)

The Systematic Study of Commission Discretion using Principal–Agent Theory: Lessons from the EU’s Develop-ment Cooperation Policy Markus Gastinger (Technische Universität Dresden) Eugénia da Conceição-Heldt (Technical University of Munich) External Experts in EU Policy-making: The Making of an “all-EU” Dimension in Development Cooperation Sebastian Steingass (University of Cambridge) The New State of the Art or an Administrative Nightmare? EU Member States and Joint Programming in Devel-opment Cooperation Laura-Theresa Krueger (University of Passau) Sebastian Steingass (University of Cambridge) How Can the EU Promote Sustainable Development Goals in its External Relations? Tatiana Skripka (Maastricht University) Natalia Timus (Maastricht University) 2F Brexit means Brexit: But What Does it Mean for Ireland? Salon A Chair and Discussant: Laura Cram (University of Edinburgh)

Northern Ireland and Brexit: An Opportunity to Consolidate the Peace Process? Mary C. Murphy (University College Cork) All Has Changed, Changed Utterly: The Republic of Ireland and the European Union in the Aftermath of Brexit John O’Brennan (Maynooth University) The United Kingdom and Negotiating Brexit: The View from Northern Ireland Lee McGowan (Queen’s University Belfast)

The Impact of Brexit on the European Union and What it Means for Ireland Francis Jacobs (European Parliament (retired)) 2G Crises beyond EU’s Borders: Should there be a Uniform Way to Study Them? Salon D Chair: Tereza Novotna (Université Libre de Bruxelles) Chair: Evans Fanoulis (Metropolitan University Prague) Discussant: Heidi Maurer (University of Maastricht)


The European Neighbourhood Policy and the EU Global Strategy: Europe as a Security Provider and Stability Anchor for its Neighbours? Thomas Henökl (University of Agder) Forced, Irregular Migration and the EU Performance in Transboundary Crisis Management Fulvio Attinà (University of Catania) The Syrian Refugee Crisis: A Failure of the EU’s Comprehensive Approach to Security? Evans Fanoulis (Metropolitan University Prague) Christian Kaunert (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) The Politics of Home & Hospitality: Understanding EU-Kosovo Relations Vjosa Musliu (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) Regional Variations and Crisis: Comparing EU and ASEAN Integration Dynamics Reuben Wong (National University Singapore) Daniela Irrera (University of Catania)

2H The European Council and the Future of the European Union San Marco Island Chair: Wolfgang Wessels (University of Cologne) Discussant: Christine Neuhold (Maastricht University)

The European Council and the EU’s Crises: A Driver of Core Consolidation, a Means of Muddling Through, or an Instigator of Fragmentation in Europe? John Erik Fossum (University of Oslo) The Fragmentation of Preferences and the Death of Europe Johannes Pollak (Institute for Advanced Studies) Elina Brutschin (Webster University Vienna) The European Council and the Future of EU Democracy. Assessing Alternative Scenarios Johannes Müller Gómez (University of Cologne)

2I The Maastricht Treaty at 25: Economic and Financial Reforms in the Wake of the Sovereign Debt Crisis Fisher Island Chair: Demosthenes Ioannou (European Central Bank) Discussant: Miguel Otero-Iglesias (Elcano Royal Institute / ESSCA School of Management)

Risk-sharing and Risk-reduction on the Way to Deepening EMU Demosthenes Ioannou (European Central Bank)

Addressing the Safety Trilemma: A Safe Sovereign Asset for the Eurozone Ad van Riet (European Central Bank)

2J Different “Legal Memories” in Post Second World War Europe Biscayne Island Chair and Discussant: Aleksandra Gliszczyńska-Grabias (Polish Academy of Sciences)

Memory Moving Forward: The Jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights on Freedom of Expression and Information Antoine Buyse (Netherlands Institute of Human Rights, Utrecht University)Ukraine’s Decommunization Laws: A Hard Case for the EU Policy on Transitional Justice? Maria Mälksoo (Brussels School of International Studies, University of Kent) The Story of Two Genocides in Strasbourg: Armenian Genocide vs Holocaust? Uladzislau Belavusau (T.M.C. Asser Institute/University of Amsterdam)


Thursday, May 4, 2017European Parliament on the Turkish and European Past Grazyna Baranowska (Polish Academy of Sciences)

2K Politicization and Crisis Palm Island Chair and Discussant: Nathalie Brack (Université Libre de Bruxelles)

Explaining the Rise of Populism in Central Europe Tsveta Petrova (Columbia University) Maria Snegovaya (Columbia University) Questioning the Executive: Politicizing the Appointment of European Commissioners Anchrit Wille (Leiden University) Carly Relou (Leiden University) Crisis Contained, Legitimacy Diminished: The Politicization of Eurozone Governance, 2008-2014 Achim Hurrelmann (Carleton University) Andrea Wagner (MacEwan University) (De)Politicizing the Eurozone Crisis: Comparative Analysis of Political Parties Discourses on European Integration in Ireland and the United Kingdom. Alban Versailles (Université Catholique de Louvain) Virginie Van Ingelgom (Université Catholique de Louvain) 2L The Criminalization of Migration in North America and Europe: Unintended Policy Consequences Salon B Chair and Discussant: Idil Atak (Ryerson University)

The Criminalization of Migration in Canada and Europe Idil Atak (Ryerson University)

The criminalization of migration and the situation in Turkey Didem Dogar (McGill University)

The national courts / the European courts and the criminalization of migration Anaël Tchoulfian (McGill University)

2M Un-Gendering the EU: Old Nationalist Approaches to New Democratic Deficits? Salon C Chair: Joyce Mushaben (University of Missouri-St. Louis) Discussant: Jane Jenson (Université de Montréal)

The Impact of EU Quotas for Women Albena Neschen (University of Cologne) The Construction of Political Discourse During the Portuguese Economic Crisis: A Gendered Approach (2008-2014) Ana Prata (California State University Northridge) Testing National and Transnational Solidarities: Gender Activists in the Refugee Crisis Sabine Lang (University of Washington) Double Jeopardy: Gender and the Securitization of Migration and Asylum Policies in Europe. Joyce Mushaben (University of Missouri-St. Louis) Intentions vs. Implementation: Why Does the EU Asylum Policy Have a Poor Gender-Sensitive Outcome? Case Study: Belgium And Germany. Anastasia Vishnevskaya (University of Wyoming)


LUNCH 11:45 a.m. – 1:45 p.m.

Plenary 12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Salon ERoundtable – The Eurozone and the crisis of legitimacy Participants: Erik Jones (Johns Hopkins University) Vivien Schmidt (Boston University) Kathleen McNamara (Georgetown University) Waltraud Schelkle (London School of Economics and Political Science) Matthias Matthijs (Johns Hopkins University)

Complimentary lunches will be provided to the first 100 attendees. Sponsored by EUSA.

INTEREST SECTION MEETINGS11:45 a.m. – 1:45 p.m.

11:45a.m. EUSA Economics Interest Section Meeting Fisher Island

11:45a.m. EUSA Latin-American/Caribbean Interest Section Meeting Palm Island

11:45a.m. EUSA Public Policy Interest Section Meeting Lummus Island


Thursday, May 4, 2017PANEL SESSION THREE 1:45 p.m. - 3:15 p.m.

3A Conflict and Litigation in the Implementation of EU Policies Salon E Chair: Daniel Kelemen (Rutgers University) Discussant: Sabine Saurugger (Sciences Po Grenoble)

Who Goes to Court? Social Partners and the Asymmetry of EU Law Andreas Hofmann (University of Gothenburg) The Politics of Non-compliance: Why Member States Litigate Against the Commission Emmanuelle Mathieu (German Research Institute for Public Administration Speyer) Michael Bauer (German University for Public Administration) Testing the “Doctrine of Complementarity” of Infringement Proceedings and Preliminary Rulings: The Quest for a Pattern Franziska Grashof (Maastricht University) Mariolina Eliantonio (Maastricht University) Administrating Contradictions: Free Movement, the Welfare State, and the European Union’s Over-Constitutionalization Michael Blauberger (University of Salzburg) Susanne Schmidt (Bremen University) Free Movement and Welfare in the European Union: Responses to and Outcomes of EU Rules in the Universalistic, Tax-Financed Welfare State Dorte Sindbjerg Martinsen (University of Copenhagen) Gabriel Pons Rotger (Danish National Centre for Social Research) Jessica Sampson Thierry (University of Copenhagen)

3B After Brexit: Rethinking Theories of European Integration Hibiscus Island Chair: Waltraud Schelkle (London School of Economics and Political Science) Discussant: Nicolas Jabko (Johns Hopkins University)

Black Swans, Lame Ducks, and the Mystery of IPE’s Missing Macroeconomy Matthias Matthijs (Johns Hopkins University) Mark Blythe (Brown University) Europe’s Crises and Political Contestation Liesbet Hooghe (University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill) Gary Marks (University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill) Jan Rovny (Sciences Po - Paris) David Attewell (University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill) Thatcher and Brexit, De Gaulle and the EEC: How Theories of European Integration Are Built on Counterfactuals Craig Parsons (University of Oregon) The Superpower in Spite of Itself: The European Union in a World of Crises Sophie Meunier (Princeton University) Milada Vachudova (University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill)

3C European Women Leaders in Foreign Policy I Lummus Island Chair: Federiga Bindi (IWPR, Appalachian State University & Uniroma2) Discussant: Ben Tonra (University College Dublin)

Leadership in Hard Times: How Angela Merkel learned to love the European Union Joyce Mushaben (University of Missouri-St. Louis)


Johanna Siguroardottir & Vigdís Finnbogadóttir Eirikur Bergman (Bifrost University of Iceland) Gender Mainstreaming in CSDP Stephanie Anderson (University Wyoming) Women leaders in International Business Stefania Baroncelli (University of Bolzano) Beyond the Numbers: Gender and Careers in the EU Civil Service Hussein Kassim (University of East Anglia) Sara Connolly (University of East Anglia)

3D The End of Reluctance? Germany’s Leadership in the EU’s Foreign and Security Policy Dodge Island Chair and Discussant: Wolfgang Wessels (University of Cologne) Towards German Leadership? Germany’s Evolving Role in European Security and Defense Gisela Müller-Brandeck-Bocquet (University of Würzburg) Tuomas Iso-Markku (The Finnish Institute of International Affairs) Germany’s Changing Role in EU Crisis Management: from Restraint to Responsibility Nicole Koenig (Jacques Delors Institut - Berlin) Pushed to the Sidelines? Germany and the EU’s New Diplomatic Actors Niklas Helwig (Johns Hopkins University) Taking Refuge in Leadership? Facilitators and Constraints of Germany’s Role in EU-Turkey Affairs Wulf Reiners (Turkish-German University) Funda Tekin (University of Cologne)

3E Progress Toward Banking Union and Prospects for Capital Markets Union Star Island Chair: David L. Cleeton (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) Participants: Amy Verdun (University of Victoria) Erik Jones (Johns Hopkins University) David Howarth (University of Luxembourg) Rachel Epstein (University of Denver)

3F The EU Policy-Making Cycle: New Perspectives Salon A Chair: Laurie Buonanno (SUNY Buffalo State) Discussant: Neill Nugent (Manchester Metropolitan University) Understanding the Legitimacy of Lobbying on EU Climate Change: A Community of Practice Approach Michelle Cini (University of Bristol) Andrea Năstase (Maastricht University) Do Soft Sanctions Work? An Analysis of the Usefulness of Naming and Shaming Strategies According to Imple-mentation Actors in EU Member States Josine Polak (Maastricht University) Esther Versluis (Maastricht University) Transparency in the Decision-making Process: The Role of the European Ombudsman Nikos Vogiatzis (University of Liverpool)


Thursday, May 4, 20173G Interest Representation in the EU: Bridging the Gap between Policy and Society? Salon D Chair and Discussant: Matti Van Hecke (University of Antwerp)

Interest Groups and Political Responsiveness Anne Rasmussen (University of Copenhagen) Blessing or Curse? How Media Presence Impacts Lobbying Success in EU Politics Iskander De Bruycker (University of Amsterdam) You Can’t Always Get what you want Explaining Subnational Authorities’ Success in EU Policymaking Matti Van Hecke (University of Antwerp)

Lobbying Across Venues in EU Financial Regulation Elisa Cencig (London School of Economics)

3H The EU’sGlobal Strategy and Discourse it the Eyes of its Strategic Partners San Marco Island Chair: Roberto Dominguez (Suffolk University) Discussant: Fabien Terpan (Sciences Po Grenoble)

The EU Seen from Brazil: Images and Perceptions Andrea Ribeiro Hoffmann (Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro) Paula Sandrin (Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro) Changing Perceptions of the EU in Mexico after the Transition to Democracy Roberto Dominguez (Suffolk University) Strategic Narratives and Perceptions of the EU In the United States Roberto Dominguez (Suffolk University) Maxime Larive (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) Suffering a Blow or Fighting a Fight?: Metaphors and Images of the EU in the Context of Brexit Natalia Chaban (University of Canterbury) Ole Elgström (Lund University)

3I Brexit: Impact upon European Law and Integration Fisher Island Chair: Tobias Lock (Edinburgh Law School) Discussant: Jeremy Bierbach (University of Amsterdam)

Scotland’s Place in Europe after Brexit: Between a Rock and a Hard Place? -A Legal Scoping Exercise Tobias Lock (Edinburgh Law School) The Article 50 Procedure for Withdrawal from the EU: A Safety Valve for European Integration Mauro Gatti (University of Luxembourg) EU Citizenship and Associated Welfare Rights in the post-Brexit Political and Legal Environment Rufat Babayev (Leicester University) Brexit and the Unchartered Waters beyond Lisbon: A Critical Analysis of the Legal Uncertainties Surrounding the Right to Withdraw from the European Union Mario Barata (Polytechnic Institute of Leiria (Portugal)) 3J EU Crises and “Others”: The Boundaries of EU Law and Governance Biscayne Island Chair and Discussant: Emily Hancox (University of Edinburgh)

The Arrival of the “Other(s)”-What Can Be Learnt from Legislative Changes after the “Refugee Crises” of 2015? Moritz Jesse (Leiden Law School, Leiden University, the Netherlands)


Reassessing the Uncertain Prospects of Free Movement of Persons: A Third Way between the “Economic’ and the “Constitutional’ Model Francesca Strumia (University of Sheffield) Europe, Crisis and the Rule of Law Aleardo Zanghellini (University of Reading) Tawhida Ahmed (City, University of London) The EU Rule of Law Crisis to a Next Level: A Proliferation of Institutional Constructions Femke Gremmelprez (Ghent University, Ghent European Law Institute)

3K Researching the European Parliament Palm Island Chair and Discussant: Olivier Costa (College of Europe/ Sciences Po Bordeaux)

Familiar Faces: Collaboration in the European Parliament Attila Kovacs (Tecnológico de Monterrey) Johannes Wachs (Central European University) The Inter-parliamentary Origins of the European Parliament’s Powers Pierre Haroche (King’s College London) National Representation in European Democracy: Seat Apportionment in the European Parliament Asli Baysal (University of Florida) It’s All in the Timing: Novel Signals from within the EP Legislative Cycle William Daniel (Francis Marion University) Lukas Obholzer (Freie Universität Berlin) Steffen Hurka (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München)

3L Euroscepticism and Politicization in the New Intergovernmental Europe Salon B Chair: Edoardo Bressanelli (King’s College London) Chair: Sofia Vasilopoulou (University of York) Discussant: Jae-Jae Spoon (University of Pittsburgh)

The EU’s Multi-level Democracy and New Forms of Euroscepticism: Accession, Loyalty, Voice, and Exit Luciano Bardi (University of Pisa) Foxes in the Henhouse? Comparing Eurosceptic and non-Eurosceptic Parliamentary Behaviour Nathalie Brack (Université libre de Bruxelles) Anne-Sophie Behm (Université libre de Bruxelles) Political Cycles and Disloyalty in the European Parliament: The Return of National Politics Christel Koop (King’s College London) Christine Reh (University College London) Edoardo Bressanelli (King’s College London) Issue Based Euroscepticism: Voter Attitudes on EU Freedom of Movement Sofia Vasilopoulou (University of York) Liisa Talving (University of York)

Educational Differences in Euroscepticism: Utilitarianism, Values Acquired at School or Parental Socialisation Bram Lancee (University of Amsterdam) Theresa Kuhn (University of Amsterdam) Oriane Sarrasin (University of Lausanne)


Thursday, May 4, 2017PANEL SESSION FOUR

3:30 - 5:00 p.m.

4A JCMS State of the European Union Roundtable Salon E Chair: Tim Haughton (University of Birmingham) Discussant: Nathaniel Copsey (Foreign and Commonwealth Office)

Governance Tanja Börzel (Freie Universität Berlin) Brexit Michelle Cini (University of Bristol) Economic and Monetary Policy Amy Verdun (University of Victoria) Foreign and Security Policy Richard Whitman (University of Kent)

4B Citizens and the EU: Still a Missing Link? Hibiscus Island Chair and Discussant: Nicolas Jabko (Johns Hopkins University)

The World’s Most Powerful Technocratic Organization? The ECB’s Accountability Structure Michele Chang (College of Europe) Communicating Europe: What Lessons from the Brexit Campaign? Gabriel Glöckler (European Central Bank & College of Europe) The Reputation of the Euro and the ECB: Interlinked or Disconnected? Jean-François Jamet (European Central Bank) Stephanie Bergbauer (European Central Bank)

4C Coping with Core-periphery Relations in the EU: National Institutions, Sectors and Actors Mediating the EU’s Role in Structuring of Core-Periphery Relations Lummus Island Chair and Discussant: Alasdair Young (Georgia Institute of Technology) Manufacturing Development: EU Integration and the Evolution of the Automotive Industry in Europe’s Peripheries Laszlo Bruszt (Scuola Normale Superiore) Julia Langbein (Freie Universitat Berlin) Russia’s Economic Alternative to the West in the Context of EU Power Juliet Johnson (McGill University) Seckin Kostem (Bilkent University) Good and Bad Banking on Europe’s Periphery: Pathways to Catching Up and Falling Behind Rachel Epstein (University of Denver) Martin Rhodes (University of Denver)

4D The Political Economy of Central Banking and Banking Union in EMU Dodge Island Chair: Dermot Hodson (Birkbeck College) Discussant: Cornel Ban (Boston University)

The Politicization of the European Central Bank: A Language-based Analysis Pier Domenico Tortola (University of Milan) Pamela Pansardi (University of Milan)


Monetary policy stretched to the limit: how could governments support the European Central Bank? Ad van Riet (ECB) The EU Last Grand Bargain: Explaining the Creation and Institutional Design of the European Banking Union Elena Rios Camacho (University of Bamberg) The Differentiated Integration of the EU’s Banking Market: Empirical Analysis Zdenek Kudrna (University of Salzburg) The Defender of Last Resort: Financial Political Power and the Role of the European Central Bank Since the Crisis Manolis Kalaitzake (University College Dublin)

4E European Women Leaders in Foreign Policy II Star Island Chair: Hussein Kassim (University of East Anglia) Discussant: Ben Tonra (University College Dublin)

The Role of Women in Spain’s International Relations and the Case of Ana de Palacio Joaquim Roy (University of Miami) Lady Catherine Ashton and the Making of the EEAS Kaija Schilde (University of Boston) Federica Mogherini Federiga Bindi (IWPR, Appalachian State University & Uniroma2 ) Madeleine Albright as US Secretary of State and the European Union: Women’s Growing Role in Foreign Policy Eleanor Zeff (Drake University) Samantha Power - A European Journalist Turned US Diplomat Gretchen J. Van Dyke (University of Scranton) 4F EU Internal/external Security Globally Salon A Chair and Discussant: John Occhipinti (Canisius College Buffalo) Transatlantic Cybersecurity Cooperation: A New Issue Area for the Transatlantic Community? Dimitrios Anagnostakis (Liverpool Hope University) The European Union and Latin America in the Area of Justice and Home Affairs: Moving Away from a “Patchy” Style? Arantza Gomez Arana (Birmingham City University) The European Union Mediation Initiation in Civil Conflicts Jamie Scalera (Georgia Southern University) Krista Wiegand (University of Tennessee) Improving Prison Conditions in the EU- Aranyosi’s Contribution Auke Willems (Vrije Universiteit Brussel)

4G Roundtable-Jean Monnet Program-Centers of Excellence: Sharing Best Practice Salon D Chair: Allyson Delnore (University of Pittsburgh) Participants: Kathleen Lindner (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill) Felicia Naranjo Martinez (University of Denver) Maxime Larive (University of Illinois) Tim Rivera (EU Delegation to the US)


Thursday, May 4, 2017 4H What Can Neuropolitics Reveal about EU-related Attitudes and Behaviours? San Marco Island Chair: Laura Cram (University of Edinburgh) Discussant: Theresa Kuhn (University of Amsterdam)

Cooperation and Trust Between Identity Groups: An fMRI Study Sujin Hong (University of Edinburgh) Brexit means Brexit: Cognitive Framing and Public Debate in Social Media Clare LLewellyn (University of Edinburgh) Face Emotion Coding and Audio-Visual Information Processing in UK Brexit Debate Robin Hill (University of Edinburgh) Territorial Identity Cues, Physiological Responses and Strategic Decision-making Adam Moore (University of Edinburgh) 4I “Never miss a good crisis:” New Modes of New Governance and Crisis Decision-making Fisher Island Chair: David Schäfer (London School of Economics and Political Science) Discussant: Derek Beach (Aarhus University)

When Nothing Happens: Why Crises (sometimes) do not Lead to More European Integration Hanno Degner (University of Konstanz) Explaining Policy Success and Policy Failure - How Actor’s Strategies Foster or Dissolve Deadlock Isabel Winnwa (University of Bamberg) Opening the Black Box of EU Member States’ Preferences: The Role of Interest Groups in German National Pref-erence Formation in the Wake of the Financial Crisis Katharina Barsch (University of Basel) How Crisis Decision-making Became the New Normal EU Integration Between Institutional Autonomy and Mem-ber States Control Sandrino Smeets (University of Nijmegen) A Roadmap out of the Crisis: How Internalized Ideas Shape Responses to the Euro Crisis David Schäfer (London School of Economics and Political Science)

4J How the EU Changes Institutions Biscayne Island Chair and Discussant: Markus Haverland (Erasmus University) European Legal Integration: A Liberal Intergovernmentalist Restatement William Phelan (Trinity College Dublin)

Creating the Infrastructure of Integration: The Case of the Council of European Energy Regulators Francesca Pia Vantaggiato (University of East Anglia)


Public Plenary 5:15 p.m. – 6:45 p.m. Salon E

Jonathan Faull

The EU After Brexit

EUSA Award Presentations 7:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Hibiscus Island

2017 EUSA AWARD RECIPIENTSEUSA Award for Lifetime Achievement in European Studies

George Ross

EUSA Best Book Award 2015-2016Winner: An Ever More Powerful Court

Dorte Sindbjerg MartinsenHonorable Mention: From Convergence to Crisis: Labor Markets and the Instability of the Euro

Alison JohnstonHonorable Mention: In Place of Inter-State Retaliation

William Phelan

EUSA Best 2015 Conference Paper AwardWinning the Battle or Losing the War: The Impact of European Integration on Labour Market Institutions

in Germany and DenmarkAnke Hassel, Jette Steen Knudsen and Bettina Wagner

EUSA Best Dissertation in EU Studies AwardSanja Badanjak (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

Ernst Haas Fellowship RecipientsAlexandra Liebich, Queen’s UniversityJulia López Fuentes, Emory University

Bilyana Petrova, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

EUSA/Network of Jean Monnet Recipients in the US Reception 7:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Bayfront Terrace South

College of Europe-Fulbright Reception8:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.

Hibiscus Island

Friday, May 5, 2017

EUSA 15th Biennial Conference22

PANEL SESSION FIVE 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

5A Roundtable: Assessing the State of EU Foreign Policy Scholarship: Salon EIts Added Value, Current Challenges, and Future Potential Chair: Karolina Pomorska (Maastricht University) Discussant: Heidi Maurer (Maastricht University)

Panelists Ben Tonra (University College Dublin) Mai’a Cross (Northeastern University) Michael H. Smith (University of Warwick) Kaija E. Schilde (Boston University) 5B Social Theory of European Integration Hibiscus Island Chair and Discussant: Adrian Favell (University of Leeds)

Beyond Brexit: Sustainable Integration as Ethos and Practice Kalypso Nicolaidis (University of Oxford) How Theories of State-Building Explain the EU Kathleen McNamara (Georgetown University) R. Daniel Kelemen (Rutgers University) Understanding the EU’s Normative Power through Wittgenstein’s Language Games Giuseppe Luca Moliterni (University of Leicester) Through an Inverted Telescope: Provincializing the EU Johannes Grow (Virginia Tech) 5C Managing Transboundary Crisis: The Evolving Role of the European Union Lummus Island Chair: Anand Menon (Kings College London) Discussant: Arjen Boin (Leiden University) Discussant: Martin Lodge (London School of Economics)

Transboundary Crises and Multi-level Governance Lydie Cabane (London School of Economics) Martin Lodge (London School of Economics) Building Formal and Informal Institutions to Deal with Transboundary Crises: Lessons for the European Union Arjen Boin (Leiden University) Donald Blondin (Leiden University) Medialization of Health Security: Media and Bureaucratic Logics in the (in)securitization the Ebola Outbreak Louise Bengtsson (Stockholm University) Making Europe Resilient? Understanding Resilience as a Distant Form of Governance Jonathan Joseph (Sheffield University) The Crisisification of European Integration Mark Rhinard (Stockholm University)

May 4-6, 2017, Miami FL 23

5D Roundtable: The EU in Crisis: Policy Implications Dodge Island Chair and Discussant: Neill Nugent (Manchester Metropolitan University)

The Many Dimensions of the Crisis William Patterson (Aston University) The Migration Crisis Laurie Buonanno (SUNY Buffalo State) Brexit Lee McGowan (Queens University, Belfast) Germany: Asset or Liability? Simon Bulmer (Sheffield University) 5E Judicial Activism Revisited? Star Island Chair: Fabien Terpan (Sciences Po Grenoble) Chair: Sabine Saurugger (Sciences Po Grenoble) Discussant: Susanne K. Schmidt (University of Bremen)

EU Constitutionalisation Revisited -Redressing a Central Narrative in European Studies Dorte Sindbjerg Martinsen (University of Copenhagen) Morten Rasmussen (University of Copenhagen) Measuring Judicial Activism: Is the Court of Justice of the European Union an Activist Court? Sabine Saurugger (Sciences Po Grenoble) Fabien Terpan (Sciences Po Grenoble) An Empirical Study of “Judicial Activism’ Iyiola Solanke (University of Leeds) Perceived Activism -How the Court is Portrayed in the Media Christian Adam (LMU Munich) National Legal Assertiveness as a Positive Contribution to EU law. A Brexit Case Study Gareth Davies (VU University Amsterdam)

5F A Rainbow Europe? Internal and External Dimensions of EU LGBT Rights Policy Salon A Chair: Markus Thiel (Florida International University) Chair: Phillip Ayoub (Drexel University) Discussant: Carlo Ruzza (University of Trento) Of Rainbows and Crosses: Why Religious Organizations Oppose EU Legislation Advancing LGBT Equality Scott Siegel (San Francisco State University) LGBT Politics in a Europeanized Germany: Unification as a Catalyst for Change Louise Davidson-Schmich (University of Miami) Teaching Democracies New Tricks: Same-sex Unions and the Power of Social Learning Phillip Ayoub (Drexel University) Kelly Kollman (University of Glasgow) EU LGBTI Rights Promotion: Crafting Consensual Norms Where None Exist? Markus Thiel (Florida International University)

Friday, May 5, 2017


5G EU Internal/external Security After Brexit Salon D Chair and Discussant: Christian Kaunert (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) Brexit and European Police Cooperation John Occhipinti (Canisius College Buffalo) Foreign Fighters and the EU Counterterrorism Policy: New Threat, Old Challenges? Oldrich Bures (Metropolitan University Prague) Whither Internal and External Security in Europe? EU Foreign and Security Policy at the Crossroads after Brexit Neil Winn (University of Leeds) 5H The Economics of the Eurozone’s Fiscal and Financial Integration San Marco Island Chair: Manuela Moschella (Scuola Normale Superiore) Discussant: David Howarth (University of Luxembourg)

Powers, Eurobonds, Governance: Did the Eurocrisis Affect Preferences for Fiscal Integration? An Econometric Analysis Francesco Nicoli (University of Amsterdam) Taking Stock of the Euro Crisis -A Theory of Endogenous EMU Sustainability Tal Sadeh (Tel Aviv University) The Impact of the Euro on Domestic Saving and International Capital Flows David Cleeton (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) Syed Azfar Hussain (Illinois State University) Mapping Contestation on Fiscal and Economic Integration: Evidence from New Data Fabio Wasserfallen (University of Salzburg) Thomas Lehner (University of Salzburg)

5I Restructuring the EU’s Policies Towards Africa and Beyond? Looking Forward with Hindsight Fisher Island Chair and Discussant: Mark Langan (University of Leicester) New Challenges, New Opportunities: The EU’s Relations with the ACP Countries in a Changing Context Maurizio Carbone (University of Glasgow) Still Relevant? The EU-South Africa Strategic Partnership Ten Years Later John Kotsopoulos (University of Pretoria) Camilla Adelle (University of Pretoria) Frank Mattheis (University of Pretoria) Chris Nshimbi (University of Pretoria) The EU’s and China’s Development Assistance Towards Central Asia: Low Versus Contested Impact Fabienne Bossuyt (Ghent University) Africa at the Crossroads Between the European Union and China - Prospects for Renewed EU-Africa Coopera-tion Jean-Marc Trouille (Bradford University) Moses Onyango (United States International University of Nairobi)

May 4-6, 2017, Miami FL 25

5J Towards a More Realist Approach? An Interpretation of the European Global Strategy Biscayne Island Chair: David Garcia Cantalapiedra (University Madrid) Discussant: Stephanie Anderson (University of Wyoming) EGS: Too Late, Too Little? Natividad Fernández-Sola (University of Zaragoza) The United States and the European Union in Grand Strategy. Images and Security in the Transatlantic Relations David García Cantalapiedra (University Madrid) Who Leads the Leader? The Non-state Actors as a New Threat on Side with Territorial Threats again Raquel Barras (University Madrid) Building European Strategic Capacity in a VUCA World Daniela Schwarzer (German Council on Foreign Relations)

5K Jean Monnet Program-Chairs and Projects: Sharing Best Practice Palm Island Chair: Federiga Bindi (Institute for Women Policy Research) Participants: Deborah Reed-Danahay (SUNY Buffalo) Andrea Brocato (University of Washington) Tim Rivera (EU Delegation to the US)

5L Paradoxes of EU Citizenship Salon B Chair: Arianne Schulz (University of California, Riverside) Discussant: George Ross (Université de Montréal)

Europeanisation of Families? Marriages of Convenience and EU Free Movement Law Aleksandra Jolkina (Queen Mary, University of London) The Impact of Erasmus+ Program on the European Project: University Students as Cultural Citizens? Arianne Schulz (University of California, Riverside)

Family Life as a Civil Right for some EU citizens, but not all Jeremy Bierbach (University of Amsterdam)

Meeting Integration Challenges by Creating European Citizens? A Theoretical Assessment of the EU Citizenship Education Policies Daniela Heimpel (Université de Montréal /University of Nantes)

5M Dis-Embedded Markets and Embedded Politics: Polanyian Lessons for Europe’s Crisis Salon C Chair: Mark Blyth (Brown University) Discussant: Alison Johnston (Oregon State University)

The European Semester: Habitation or Improvement? Maja Savevska (Nazarbayev University) Embedded Liberalism and the Inviolability of the Market: Assessing Interventionist Solutions to the Euro Crisis through the Prism of the 1970s Gabriel Goodliffe (ITAM - Mexico City) Varieties of Counter-Movements: Political Responses to Financial Crisis in Western Europe Jonathan Hopkin (London School of Economics and Political Science)

Friday, May 5, 2017


Caging the Nation State: The Strange Death of Embedded Liberalism in the European Union since the mid-1980s Matthias Matthijs (Johns Hopkins University)5N History of European Integration Brickell Room Chair and Discussant: Abraham Newman (Georgetown University)

Reconsidering Churchill’s Europeanism and Its Implications for the Present Crisis Marco Duranti (University of Sydney) A Catalogue of Blueprints of Hope: Ideas, Instruments and Emotions Trineke Palm (Utrecht University) Legitimacy Spill-over or Path-dependency? Contributions to a Historical Interpretation of Narratives of Electoral Reform in the European Union Wilhelm Lehmann (European University Institute)

May 4-6, 2017, Miami FL 27

PANEL SESSION SIX 10:15 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.

6A Author Meets Critics: Sergio Fabbrini, Which European Union? Europe After the Euro Crisis Salon E Chair: Sergio Fabbrini (University LUISS, Rome) Discussant: Jim Caporaso (University of Washington) Discussant: Daniel Kelemen (Rutgers University) Discussant: Amie Kreppel (University of Florida) Discussant: Alberta Sbragia (University of Pittsburgh)

6B European Union versus European Society: Sociologists on Brexit, Dissensus and the “Failure” of Europeanisation Hibiscus Island Chair and Discussant: Jason Beckfield (Harvard University)

Introduction Adrian Favell (University of Leeds) Irrational Nationalism. Euroscepticism and Europeanisation in the UK and Denmark. Evidence from the EUCROSS Project. Ettore Recchi (Sciences Po, Paris) Adrian Favell (University of Leeds) David Reimer (Aarhus University) Media Negativity and Opinion Biases towards the EU. Online Contestation During EP Election Campaigns in the UK and Germany Charlotte Galpin (Copenhagen University) Hans-Jörg Trenz (Copenhagen University) Populism Amidst Crisis: Political Discourse in the European Parliament, 1999-2012 Bart Bonikowski (Harvard University) Noam Gidron (Harvard University)

6C Roundtable: What Explains the Resilience of the Euro amidst Rising anti-EU Populism? Lummus Island Chair: Kalypso Nicolaidis (University of Oxford) Discussant: Gabriel Glöckler (European Central Bank)

Participants: Amy Verdun (University of Victoria) Daniela Schwarzer (German Council on Foreign Relations) Erik Jones (Johns Hopkins University) Miguel Otero-Iglesias (Elcano Royal Institute / ESSCA School of Management)

6D Regions, Regionalism and Europe’s Role Dodge Island Chair: Laura Chappell (University of Surrey) Discussant: Emil Kirchner (University of Essex)

Visegrad Group Security and Defense Cooperation: Moving Beyond the Traditional Model of Subregionalism? Martin Dangerfield (University of Wolverhampton) It’s Not All Bad News: The EU’s Increasing Importance as a Trading Partner and Security Actor in Southeast Asia Katja Weber (Georgia Tech) Serving the Union: The Government Sponsored Network in European Union External Relations Kostas Kourtikakis (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) Ekaterina Turkina (HEC Montreal) Evgeny Postnikov (University of Melbourne)

Friday, May 5, 2017


Of Banks and Islands: The EU’s Responses to the Manifestations of China’s Rise and Implications for a Potential Power-Transition Scott Brown (Georgia Institute of Technology)

6E European Interest Group Mobilization Star Island Chair: Iskander de Bruycker (University of Antwerp) Discussant: Matti Van Hecke (University of Antwerp)

Civil Society and the Member State: How State-society Relations can Improve the Practical Implementation of EU Rules Reini Schrama (ETH Zurich) Asya Zhelyazkova (Radboud University Nijmegen) Institutionalising Transatlantic Business: Financial Services Regulation in TTIP Davor Jancic (Queen Mary University of London) The Strategic Management of Government Affairs in Brussels: A Micro-capability Approach to Corporate Political Activity Matia Vannoni (University College London) David Coen (University College London) From Bismarck and Beveridge to Brussels. Explaining Patterns of Interest Mobilization when National Welfare States Meet the EU Regulatory State Markus Haverland (Erasmus University) Adam Chalmers (King’s College London)

6F European Governance in Turbulent Times Salon A Chair: Jarle Trondal (University of Agder and University of Oslo) Discussant: Michael W. Bauer (German University for Administrative Sciences Speyer) Theorizing Governance and Turbulence: An Outline of an Organizational-institutional Approach Christopher Ansell (University of California, Berkeley) Jarle Trondal (University of Agder and University of Oslo) Changed Values: The Eurozone Crisis and European Commission Personnel Sara Connolly (University of East Anglia) Hussein Kassim (University of East Anglia) Andrew Thompson (University of Edinburgh) Indexing Accountability Power Assessing the Accountability Capacity of two EU Watchdogs Mark Bovens (Utrecht University) Anchrit Wille (Leiden University) Governing Government Institutions in Turbulent Times: The Role of National Agencies Jarle Trondal (University of Agder and University of Oslo) Nadja Kuhn (University of Agder)

6G The Political Economy of Risk-sharing in a Diverse Union Salon D Chair: Wim Van Aken (KU Leuven) Discussant: Charlotte Rommerskirchen (University of Edinburgh) Discipline v. Solidarity, Public v. Private: How European Leaders Struggle Over the Governance of Risk Nicolas Jabko (Johns Hopkins University) Waltraud Schelkle (London School of Economics and Political Science) Financial Cycles and Macro-prudential Policies in the Euro Area Silvia Merler (Bruegel Think Tank; Johns Hopkins University)

May 4-6, 2017, Miami FL 29

The Political Economy of Risk-sharing in a Diverse Union Waltraud Schelkle (London School of Economics and Political Science)

6H Europeanization through Law: How EU Member States Administer the Free Movement and Social Rights of EU Citizens San Marco Island Chair: Michael Blauberger (University of Salzburg) Discussant: Daniel Thym (University of Konstanz)

The Concept of Worker as a Political Tool: How Sceptical European Welfare States Regain Control Jessica Sampson Thierry (University of Copenhagen) Administering the Needy EU Citizen: The Impact of ECJ Case Law on National Welfare State Bureaucracy Dion Kramer (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) “Social Citizenship”on the Ground? When EU Member State Administrations Anticipate Restrictive ECJ Case Law Anita Heindlmaier (University of Salzburg) The Challenge of EU Free Movement to National Welfare and its Impact on the German Welfare State Benjamin Werner (University of Bremen)

6I The European Union’s Refugee Crisis I Fisher Island Chair: Arne Niemann (University of Mainz) Discussant: Natascha Zaun (University of Oxford)

A New Form of Delegation in EU Asylum: Agencies as “Proxy” of Strong Regulators Ariadna Ripoll-Servent (University of Bamberg) Petra Bendel (University Erlangen-Nuremberg ) States as Gatekeepers in EU Asylum Politics: Why There is Little Further Communitarisation in Times of Crisis Natascha Zaun (University of Oxford) Arne Niemann (University of Mainz) Beyond Dublin: Why have Efforts to Promote Refugee Responsibility Sharing in the EU Proven so Elusive? Eiko Thielemann (LSE) Explaining Cautious Attempts for Further Integration: EU Asylum Policies from a Neofunctionalist Perspective Arne Niemann (University of Mainz) Natascha Zaun (University of Oxford)

6J New Topics in Electoral Behavior Biscayne Island Chair and Discussant: Aline Burni (Federal University of Minas Gerais) Motivated Reasoning and Voter Behaviour in EU Referendums Derek Beach (University of Aarhus) Daniel Finke (University of Aarhus) Why are Angry White Men so Angry? A Multi-level Study of the Relationship between Inequality and Populism Margarita Gelepithis (University of East London) EU Referendums: What Can we Learn from the Swiss Case Eva Heidbreder (Free University Berlin) Isabelle Stadelmann-Steffen (University of Bern) Eva Thomann (University of Heidelberg) Fritz Sager (University of Bern) Issue Voting and Electoral Accountability: How Immigration Shapes Electoral Behavior in the European Union Andrea Fumarola (LUISS ‘Guido Carli’ University of Rome)

Friday, May 5, 2017


6K The Promotion of What? Europe and Principles Palm Island Chair and Discussant: Solveig Richter (University of Erfurt) Why the European Union Promotes Democracy through Membership Conditionality Ryan Phillips (Connecticut College) The Use of Indicators in Pre- and Post-accession Monitoring of Equality and Non-discrimination Emma Lantschner (University of Graz)

6L Reassessing the Trade-development Nexus: New Challenges and New Opportunities? Salon B Chair: Eugénia da Conceição-Heldt (Technical University of Munich) Discussant: Markus Gastinger (Technische Universität Dresden)

EU Free Trade Deals and West African Food Security: Engaging Agro-processors in Ghana Mark Langan (University of Leicester) Labor Provisions in EFTA PTAs - Defending Workers’ Rights or Agreeing on the Necessary Minimum? Myriam Oehri (University of Geneva) Dora Sari (University of Geneva)

Explaining Civil Society Involvement in EU Trade Agreements Jan Orbie (Ghent University) Deborah Martens (Ghent University) Lore Van den Putte (Ghent University) Myriam Oehri (University of Geneva)

6M Post-Brexit Transatlantic Relations: The View from Abroad Salon C Chair: Markus Thiel (Florida International University, Miami) Chair: Remi Piet (AMI - Americas Market Intelligence) Discussant: Markus Thiel (Florida International University, Miami) Discussant: Remi Piet (AMI - Americas Market Intelligence)

Asylum and Immigration Issues: Brexit-lessons for Scandinavia Jeffrey Maslanik (Florida International University) Future of the TTIP after Brexit: An Action with a Reaction? Maria Lorca Susino (University of Miami) Brexit: Impacts on Transatlantic Relations Maxime Larive (University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign) Paradoxes of Regionalism and Democracy: Brexit’s Lessons for the Caribbean Community Wendy Grenade (University of West Indies) UK/EU Post Brexit Foreign Relations Towards the Middle East, Russia and the U.S.: Continuity and Divergence Remi Piet (AMI - Americas Market Intelligence)

May 4-6, 2017, Miami FL 31

LUNCH 11:45 a.m. – 1:45 p.m.

Plenary 12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Salon ERoundtable - Will Brexit Help or Hurt the EU?

Participants: Anand Menon (Kings College London) Chris Bickerton (Cambridge University) Alasdair Young (Georgia Institute of Technology) Dan Kelemen (Rutgers University) Kalypso Nicolaidis (University of Oxford)

Complimentary lunches will be provided to the first 100 attendees. Sponsored by EUSA.

INTEREST SECTION MEETINGS11:45 a.m. – 1:45 p.m.

11:45a.m. EUSA Public Opinion and Participation Interest Section Meeting Lummus Island

11:45a.m. EUSA EU and the Developing World Interest Section Meeting Fisher Island

11:45a.m. EUSA AFSJ Interest Section Meeting Dodge Island

1:15p.m. EUSA EU Law Interest Section Meeting Palm Island

Friday, May 5, 2017


PANEL SESSION SEVEN 1:45 p.m. - 3:15 p.m.

7A The Consequences of Brexit on Europe’s role: Reinvigoration or Atrophy Salon E Chair: Ana Juncos (University of Bristol) Discussant: Michael Smith (University of Warwick)

Legal Consequences of “Brexit’ for the Role of the EU and the UK in Global Affairs Ramses A. Wessel (University of Twente) Back to the Future: Under What Conditions Can the post-Brexit UK Remain in the Internal Market? Sieglinde Gstöhl (College of Europe) Christian Frommelt (Liechtenstein-Institut and ETH Zurich) Franco-British Defence Cooperation and European Defence: Building Block, Trojan Horse or Dead End?’ Jocelyn Mawdsley (Newcastle University) The UK and EU Foreign, Security and Defence Policy after Brexit: Integrated, Associated or Detached? Richard Whitman (University of Kent)

The Emerging European Union Financial Regulatory Regime: What Global Role after Brexit? Joselyn Muhleisen (University of Pittsburgh)

7B Author-meets-critics: Waltraud Schelkle-The Political Economy of Monetary Solidarity Hibiscus Island Chair: Waltraud Schelkle (London School of Economics and Political Science) Participants:

Vivien Schmidt (Boston University) Alison Johnston (Oregon State University) Matthias Matthijs (Johns Hopkins University)

7C The Politics of Deep Integration Chair: Alasdair Young (Georgia Institute of Technology) Discussant: Laurie Buonanno (SUNY Buffalo State)

Making Policy Make Politics: Deep Integration, Frames, and Mobilization Leif Johan Eliasson (East Stroudsburg University) Patricia Garcia-Duran (University of Barcelona) Parliamentary Assertion and Deep Integration Christilla Roederer-Rynning (University of Southern Denmark) Straddling Competing Deep Integration Projects: Canada between the EU and the US Patricia Goff (Wilfrid Laurier University) Deep Integration and the Emergence of a Transatlantic Agora? Vicki Birchfield (Georgia Institute of Technology) Global Europe in Trade Negotiations: Standard Setter or Late Mover? Manfred Elsig (Bern University) Simon Wüthrich (Bern University) The Politics of Multi-Level Trade in Europe and the United States Michelle Egan (American University and Wilson Center) Helena Guimarães (University of Minho)

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7D Minorities and immigration in Europe Dodge Island Chair and Discussant: Willem Maas (York University) Unpacking the Social (GAL/TAN) Dimension of Party Politics: Euroscepticism and Party Positioning on Europe’s”Other” Anna Brigevich (North Carolina Central University) Blake Smith (University of Georgia) Ryan Bakker (University of Georgia) Media Portrayal of Immigration in the Central and eastern Europe Jan Kovář (Institute of International Relations Prague)

Non-governmental Search and Rescue Operations as a New Practice: NGOs, States and the EU in the Mediterranean Daniela Irrera (University of Catania)

7E Institutionalist and Constructivist Approaches to EMU Governance Star Island Chair: Kalypso Nicolaidis (University of Oxford) Discussant: Dermot Hodson (University of London) European Elites and the Narrative of the Greek Crisis: A Discursive Institutionalist Analysis Sotirios Zartaloudis (University of Birmingham) Dimitris Papadimitriou (University of Manchester) Adonis Pegasiou (European University Cyprus) German Leadership in Times of Crisis. Changing Patterns from the Eurozone Crisis to the Migration Crisis Siegfried Schieder (Technische Universität Darmstadt)

EMU, Divergence, and the Service Economy: Estimating the Contributions of Service Sector Wage-setting to the Macroeconomic Problems of the Eurozone Donato Di Carlo (Max-Planck-Institute for the Study of Societies) Alexander Spielau (Max-Planck-Institute for the Study of Societies)

7F External Legitimacy of EU Foreign Policy: Issues, Options and Implications I Salon A Chair: Ben Tonra (University College Dublin) Chair: Federica Bicchi (London School of Economics and Political Science) Discussant: Heidi Maurer (University of Maastricht) Discussant: Karolina Pomorska (University of Maastricht)

“To Assert its Identity on the International Scene”or to “F*** EULEX”?: How Anti-EU Narratives in Kosovo affect the EU’s External Legitimacy Stephanie Anderson (University of Wyoming ) Lucas Hanson (University of Wyoming ) Accommodation or Entrenchment? Exploring EU Policy Responses in Contested International Regimes Robert Kissack (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) Oriol Costa ( Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) Anna Herranz Surralles (University of Maastricht) Ben Kienzle (King’s College London ) Esther Barbe ( Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) Practice What You Preach: How Human Rights Policies in EU Members States Affect the Legitimacy of the EU as a Foreign Policy Actor Sara Kahn-Nisser (The Open University of Israel) The EU as a Learning Organization: Local Ownership and External Legitimacy in CSDP Missions and Operations Nikola Tomic (University College Dublin)

Friday, May 5, 2017


The EU and External Legitimacy: The Strategic Illusion of Others Ben Tonra (University College Dublin)

7G Multi-Level Parliamentary Scrutiny: The Purpose of Parliamentary Work in EU Affairs Salon D Chair and Discussant: Christine Neuhold (Maastricht University)

National Parliaments in the Multilevel Parliamentary Field: What Role for the Early Warning System Anna-Lena Högenauer (University of Luxembourg) Parliamentary Subsidiarity Control: A Democratic Instrument -but Also an Integrative One? Annegret Eppler (University of Innsbruck) The European Parliament’s Evolving Power of Initiative prior to 1979 Mechthild Herzog (University of Luxembourg) The Multi-level Parliamentary Field: Towards Theoretical Specification and Empirical Application Frank Wendler (University of Washington) The EU’s Legitimacy Crisis and the Multilevel Parliamentary System. How a Europeanisation of National Parlia-ments can Contribute to a Solution. Peter Bursens (University of Antwerp) 7H Practices and Mechanisms of Multilateral Cooperation in European Foreign Policy San Marco Island Chair and Discussant: Mai’a K. Davis Cross (Northeastern University)

Sovereignty and Conflict in World Politics: The European Union and Unrecognised States George Kyris (University of Birmingham) When do EU Member States Give in for the Sake of Speaking with One Voice? Explaining the EU’s Varying Co-hesiveness at the 2015 NPT Review Conference Stefan Jagdhuber (Ludwig-Maximilians-University) Christian Kaunert (Vrije Universiteit Brussels) Linkage Politics in an Age of Multi-level Governance Abraham Newman (Georgetown University) Henry Farrell (George Washington University) The Politics of Overlapping Organizations: Hostage-taking, Forum Shopping, and Brokering Stephanie C. Hofmann (Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies)

7I Legitimacy, Governance and Participation in a post-crises EU: How to Improve after Brexit? Fisher Island Chair: Nikos Vogiatzis (University of Liverpool) Discussant: Frederik Behre (Leiden Law School)

Strengthening fiscal governance in the EU: legitimacy and feasibility of fiscal union post-Brexit Stefaan Van den Bogaert (Leiden Laws School) Reconsidering the European Citizens’ Initiative: What Role for the Commission? Nikos Vogiatzis (University of Liverpool) Recapturing Popular Sovereigns after Brexit: Towards a Compound Parliamentary Construct Armin Cuyvers (Europa Instituut, Leiden Law School)

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7J European Human Rights Between Law and Politics Biscayne Island Chair: Mark Dawson (Hertie School of Governance) Chair: Pierre Thielboerger (Ruhr University)

Human Rights at the EU Borders: The Role and Responsibility of FRONTEX Alvaro Jarillo (UNED University) Perpetual Transition: Why Europe has Failed in Democracy Promotion in Turkey Dilek Kurban (Hertie School of Governance) The Problem of Climate Migrants in International and European Human Rights Law Pierre Thielboerger (Ruhr University) The Governance of EU Fundamental Rights Mark Dawson (Hertie School of Governance)

7K Impacts of the Refugee Crisis Palm Island Chair and Discussant: Sabine Lang (University of Washington)

The “Spillover”of National Migration Policies in the EU: Bottom up Approach to a Future Common Migration Policy? Vladislava Gubalova (Southern Illinois University) Portraying the Refugees’ Crisis in the EU: A Comparative Media Analysis in France, Germany, and the UK Ahmed Hamila (Université de Montréal / Université Libre de Bruxelles) Audrey Gagnon (Concordia University) Rethinking Rhetorical Entrapment in the Light of the EU-Turkey Cooperation over the Refugee Crisis Beken Saatcioglu (MEF University) Mare Nostrum or Solidarity of Inaction? European Union’s Responses to the Unfolding Refugee and Burden-Shar-ing Crisis Emek Uçarer (Bucknell University) Media, Politicians, and the Refugee Crisis in the European Union Maurits van der Veen (College of William & Mary)

7L EU Environmental Policy at the Crossroad Salon B Chair and Discussant: Andrea Lenschow (University of Osnabrück)

What does Brexit Mean for EU Environmental Policy? Charlotte Burns (University of York) Viviane Gravey (Queen’s University Belfast) Andrew Jordan (University of East Anglia) Anthony Zito (University of Newcastle) Left to Interest Groups? On the Prospects for Enforcing Environmental Law in Europe Andreas Hofmann (University of Gothenburg) Compliance with EU Environmental Law in the Member States: A longue durée Perspective Tanja Börzel (Free University of Berlin (Germany)) Aron Buzogany (University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences) Changes in the Impact of the European Union on Environmental Performance: A Broad Overview Detlef Jahn (University of Greifswald)

Friday, May 5, 2017


PANEL SESSION EIGHT 3:30 - 5:00 p.m.

8A Author Meets Critics: Juliet Johnson-Priests of Prosperity: How Central Bankers Transformed the Postcommunist World Salon E Chair: Rachel Epstein (University of Denver) Participants:

Mark Blyth (Brown University) Manuela Moschella (Scuola Normale Superiore) Cornel Ban (Boston University) Laszlo Bruszt (Scuola Normale Superiore)

8B Law and Politics: The Court of Justice of the European Union in Context Hibiscus Island Chair: Michael Bauer (University of Speyer) Discussant: R. Daniel Kelemen (Rutgers University) Discussant: Lisa Conant (University of Denver)

An Ever More Powerful Court? The Political Constraints of Legal Integration in the EU Dorte Sindbjerg Martinsen (University of Copenhagen) The Politics of Judicial Review Supranational Administrative Acts and Judicialized Compliance Conflict in the EU Christian Adam (Ludwig-Maximilians- Universität München) The Court of Justice of the European Union and the Politics of Law Fabien Terpan (Sciences Po Grenoble) Sabine Saurugger (Sciences Po Grenoble)

8C EU Asylum and Migration Lummus Island Chair: Sarah Leonard (Vesalius College, Vrije Universiteit Brussel) Discussant: Christian Kaunert (Vrije Universiteit Brussel)

One Wave of Reforms, Many Outputs: The Diffusion of European Migration Policies Beyond Europe Nina Guerin (LMU Munich) On the Legal Priorities of the Common European Asylum System and its Incapacity to Handle the Asylum Migration in 2015. Domenica Dreyer-Plum (University of Bonn) From Borderline to Border Area: A Comparison of European Union’s and Australia’s Border Management Policy as an Anti-immigration Device Post 9/11 Anne Harrer (University of Passau)

The Role of Corporations in a Multi-layered Migration Governance System: Regulating the Admission of Labour into the UK Flavia Jurje (University of Geneva)

8D European Interinstitutional Relations Dodge Island Chair and Discussant: Frédéric Merand (Université de Montréal )

The Paternity of Policy in the European Union: Understanding the Agenda Setting Power of the Commission Amie Kreppel (University of Florida) Buket Oztas (Franklin and Marshall College)

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The ‘Political’ Role of the European Commission Neill Nugent (Manchester Metropolitan University) Mark Rhinard (Stockholm University) How Do They Work? Putting Silos to the Test: The Case of the EU Civil Service Sara Connolly (University of East Anglia) Hussein Kassim (University of East Anglia) Francesca Pia Vantaggiato (University of East Anglia) Tiny but Enduring: The Opposition of National Delegates to Commission’s Implementing Proposals in EU Comitology Renaud Dehousse (European University Institute) Ana Mar Fernández Pasarín (Universitat Autònomade Barcelona) Joan Pere Plaza i Font (Universitat Autònomade Barcelona) 8E From Crisis to Disintegration? Star Island Chair and Discussant: Matthias Matthijs (Johns Hopkins University)

Disintegration Dynamics in Europe? Mass Migration, Cacophony of Voices, and External Spill-Back Processes Eugenia da Conceicao-Heldt (Technical University of Munich) European Integration Theory in Times of Crisis Frank Schimmelfennig (ETH Zurich) Reconstituting Sovereignty in the European Union: A Comparison of Governance Reforms in Response to Crisis Meghan Luhman (Johns Hopkins University) Nicolas Jabko (Johns Hopkins University) Theorizing European Disintegration in Times of Complexity Senka Neuman (University of Groningen) Understanding Drivers and Effects of Disintegration - a Multilayer Perspective Daniela Schwarzer (German Council on Foreign Relations)

8F External Legitimacy of EU Foreign Policy: Issues, Options and Implications II Salon A Chair: Ben Tonra (University College Dublin) Discussant: Heidi Maurer (University of Maastricht)

EU Foreign Policy Through American Eyes Federiga Bindi (University of Rome) The Good Neighbour: Conceptual and Normative Aspects of the ENP Per Jansson (Linköping University) De-Europeanisation or a Different Europe? Sweden and the 2014 Unilateral Recognition of Palestine Federica Bicchi (London School of Economics and Political Science) Lisbeth Aggestam (University of Gothenburg) The EU-Turkey Agreement: An Encroachment on EU Values? Juan Santos Vara (University of Salamanca)

The Socialization Effect of EU Membership on Foreign Policy Nicola Chelotti (Loughborough University) Niheer Dasandi (University of Birmingham) Slava J. Mikhaylov (University College London)

Friday, May 5, 2017


8G Immigration and Border Control in Comparative Perspective Salon D Chair and Discussant: Petia Kostadinova (University of Illinois Chicago)

Follow the Money: The Political Economy of EU Border Security Institutions Kaija Schilde (Boston University) Claire Coffey (Boston University) Moral Leader or Moral Hazard: Germany’s Response to the Refugee Crisis and its Impact on European Solidarity Beverly Crawford (University of California Berkeley) Multilevel Governance of Immigration and Citizenship: Comparing Canada and Europe Willem Maas (York University) Federalizing for Security: The European Union and the United States in Comparative Perspective Zachary Selden (University of Florida)

8H Lobbying and Interest Representation in the EU San Marco Island Chair and Discussant: Wilhelm Lehmann (European University Institute) Lobbying the European Parliament Across the Policy Cycle; How the Policy Phase Impacts the Access of Differ-ent Interest Groups David Coen (University College London) Alexander Katsaitis (European University Institute) Wilhelm Lehmann (European University Institute) The Paradox of Collective Action and Interest Representation: Linking Interest Aggregation and Interest Articu-lation in EU Legislative Lobbying Marcel Hanegraaff (University of Amsterdam) Iskander De Bruycker (University of Antwerp) Joost Berkhout (University of Amsterdam) To Serve and Protect: Fiscal Rules and Public Preferences in the European Union Edward Fogarty (Colgate University) Kevin Wallsten (California State University - Long Beach)

8I Policy Coherence for Development -Fact or Fiction? Assessing Progress at the Level of the EU, Member States and Beyond Fisher Island Chair: Ferdi De Ville (Ghent University) Discussant: Maurizio Carbone (University of Glasgow)

The Security-development Nexus in EU Foreign Relations after Lisbon: Policy Coherence at Last? Mark Furness (German Development Institute) Stefan Gänzle (University of Agder) Organizing for coherence: bureaucratic structure and policy coherence for development in Europe Thomas Henökl (University of Agder) Crisis, Coordination and Coherence: European Decision-making and the 2015 European Neigbourhood Policy Review Tobias Schumacher (College of Europe) Mark Furness (German Development Institute) Thomas Henökl (University of Agder)

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8J EU Trade Policy, State of Play: TTIP and Beyond (2) Biscayne Island Chair: Leif Johan Eliasson (East Stroudsburg University) Discussant: Alasdair Young (Georgia Institute of Technology)

The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership: Towards a Framework for a Transatlantic Economic Asso-ciation in the 21st Century Francisco E. Campos-Ortiz (El Colegio de Mexico) Of Principal(s) Interest? A Disaggregated, Multiple Principals’ Approach to Commission Discretion in Negotiating EU Trade Agreements Markus Gastinger (Technische Universität Dresden) Johan Andriaansen (University of Maastricht) Brexit, Elections and Discourse: The State of Play of the TTIP Negotiations in Europe Tereza Novotna (Université Libre de Bruxelles) How Much Is Enough? Transparency Demands in Trade Negotiations: the case of TTIP Niels Gheyle (Ghent University) The European Commission’s Rhetorical Strategies for TTIP Patricia Garcia-Duran (University of Barcelona) Leif Johan Eliasson (East Stroudsburg University)

8K The Limits of Article 7: Enforcing the Rule of Law in the ‘Backsliding’ Member States Palm Island Chair and Discussant: Tanja Borzel (Freie Universitat Berlin)

Putting the Commission’s Rule of Law Mechanism to Work Laurent Pech (Middlesex Law School) Dimitry Kochenov (University of Groningen) The Protecting EU Values and the Limits to “Sovereign” Membership: How far can Procedure in Article 7 go? Carlos Closa (Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos)

Party-politics as Usual? Positions of the European Parliament’s Political Groups towards Sanctions against Democratic Backsliding Ulrich Sedelmeier (London School of Economics and Political Science)

8L EU Trade, Business and Financial Integration Through Internal and External EU Law and Policy Salon B Chair: Sandra Marco Collino (Chinese University of Hong Kong) Discussant: Terrence Guay (Pennsylvania State University)

The Economic Crisis within the EU- The European Stability Mechanism as a Current Legal Challenge Dominika Majorowski (University of Salzburg) The ‘Re-Centralization’ of EU Competition Law Sandra Marco Colino (Chinese University of Hong Kong) The European Union, the Member States and the Lex Mercatoria Gabriella Saputelli (Issirfa-CNR)

When the European Law Institute Fallibility. The Case of Social Housing in France, Sweden and the Netherlands Brice Daniel (University of Rennes)

Freer Markets Need which Rules? Explaining Converging Patterns of National Competition Law Enforcement in Western Europe Philip Kessler (King’s College London)

Friday, May 5, 2017


8M Opening Up the Legislative Black Box Salon C Chair and Discussant: Jens Blom-Hansen (Aarhus University)

Shadow Rapporteur Assignment in the European Parliament: Relational Considerations and Strategic Interaction Nils Ringe (University of Wisconsin-Madison) Frank Häge (University of Limerick) Bargaining Success in the Council of the EU: The Impact of Salience and Impatience in Legislative Decision-making Philipp Broniecki (University College London) Lukas Obholzer (Free University of Berlin) Christine Reh (University College London) Defence Policy in Times of Austerity: The Impact of Budgeting Practices Catherine Hoeffler (Lille Catholic University) Linking EU Law-making to Law-enforcement: The Consequences of Delegated and Implementing Acts for Legis-lative Outcomes Asya Zhelyazkova (Radboud University) Nikoleta Yordanova (University of Mannheim)

JCMS Lecture 5:15 p.m. – 6:45 p.m. Salon EJames Caporaso

Europe’s Triple Crisis

JCMS Reception 6:45 p.m. – 7:45 p.m. Bayfront Terrace South


PANEL SESSION NINE 8:30 - 10:00 a.m.

9A EU Trade, Globalization and Societal Mobilization Salon E Chair: Michelle Egan (American University) Discussant: Frederik Ponjaert (Université Libre de Bruxelles) Discussant: Michelle Egan (American University)

Fighting the Wrong Enemy: Foreign Direct Investment Rules and Contemporary Anti-Globalization Stefanie Rosskopf (University of Alberta) Greg Anderson (University of Alberta) Nexus of Strategically Created Treaty Conflicts and the Politics of International Labour Standards in EU Free Trade Agreements Pawel Frankowski (Jagiellonian University) The European Parliament as a Promoter of Environmental Goals in EU Trade Policy: The Case of the EU-South Korea FTA Tobias Leeg (Free University Berlin) Societal Mobilization in the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership: A Social Network Analysis Evgeny Postnikov (University of Melbourne) Ekaterina Turkina (HEC Montreal)

9B Tangled Governance: International Regime Complexity, the Troika, and the Euro Crisis Hibiscus Island Chair: Matthias Matthijs (Johns Hopkins University) Discussant: C. Randall Henning (American University) Participants: Tana Johnson (Duke University) Kathleen R. McNamara (Georgetown University) Amy Verdun (University of Victoria) Waltraud Schelkle (London School of Economics and Political Science) James Caporaso (University of Washington)

9C European Diplomatic Cooperation Outside the EU: Same Dynamics, Same Challenges? Lummus Island Chair: Federica Bicchi (London School of Economics and Political Science) Chair: Heidi Maurer (Maastricht University) Discussant: Jost-Henrik Morgenstern-Pomorski (Maastricht University)

Bound or Unbridled? A Legal Perspective on the Diplomatic Functions of European Union Delegations Sanderijn Duquet (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven) European Cooperation in the Southern Mediterranean: Diplomatic Sites, Troubles Waters Federica Bicchi (London School of Economics and Political Science) EU External Representation Post-Lisbon: The Performance of EU Diplomacy in Belarus, Moldova and Ukraine Dorina Baltag (Loughborough University / Maastricht University) Neither Fish nor Fowl. How EU Delegations Challenge the Institution of Diplomacy: Comparing Moscow And Washington Heidi Maurer (Maastricht University) Kristi Raik (Finnish Institute of International Affairs)

8:30a.m. EUSA EU as a Global Actor Interest Section Meeting Bayview Room

Saturday, May 6, 2017


9D Examining the EU’s Role in Conflict Prevention and Peacebuilding Dodge Island Chair: Karolina Pomorska (Maastricht University) Discussant: Filip Ejdus (University of Bristol)

Reacting to Conflict: A Comparative Perspective on Civilian Capabilities in the EU, UN and OSCE Hylke Dijkstra (Maastricht University) Petar Petrov (Maastricht University) Ewa Mahr (Maastricht University) EU Mediation and Local Level Dialogue: Exploring Local Legitimacy of EU Mediation in Serbia and Kosovo Annemarie Peen Rodt (Danish Royal Defense College) Erik Plaenitz (Roskilde University ) The Rethoric and Practice of EU Local Capacity-building Ana E. Juncos (University of Bristol) A Civilian European Strategic Culture? Assessing the EU’s Peace Project Basis Laura Chappell (University of Surrey) Petar Petrov (Maastricht University) MEPs as Mediators: An Emerging Trend of Parliamentary Diplomacy? Lorinc Redei (University of Texas)

9E Power to the People? Direct Democracy and Constitutionalisation in Europe Star Island Chair and Discussant: Simona Piattoni (University of Trento)

Treaty Making in the European Union: Understanding the Increased Role of Parliaments, the People and the Courts Dermot Hodson (University of London) Imelda Maher (UCD Sutherland School of Law) The EU Needs More Direct Democracy and Less Plebiscites Francis Cheneval (University of Zurich) The Promise and Perils of the European Citizens’ Initiative Fernando Mendez (University of Zurich) Mario Mendez (Queen Mary, University of London) The Referendum as a Strategic Weapon: Lesson Drawing for the European Union from the 2015 Greek Bailout Referendum Vicky Triga (Cyprus University of Technology)

9F Simulations of EU Decision-making as Active Learning Tools: Design and Effects Salon A Chair: Rebecca Jones (Widener University) Chair: Peter Bursens (University of Antwerp) Discussant: John Occhipinti (Canisius College)

Preparing US Students for an EU Simulation Rebecca Jones (Widener University) Theory into Practice: Teaching the European Union Within a Simulation Nicholas Clark (Indiana University) John Scherpereel (James Madison University) Gretchen Van Dyke (University of Scranton) Peter Loedel (West Chester University)


Effects of EU Simulation Games on Pupils` Political Competencies Monika Oberle (Universität Göttingen) Johanna Leunig (Universität Göttingen) Exploring the Development of Affective Learning Outcomes in Simulations Dorothy Duchatelet (University of Antwerp) Pieter Spooren (University of Antwerp) Peter Bursens (University of Antwerp) Vincent Donche (University of Antwerp) David Gijbels (University of Antwerp)

9G EU Asylum and Migration Salon D Chair: Sarah Leonard (Vesalius College, Vrije Universiteit Brussel) Discussant: Philippe De Bruycker (EUI & Université Libre de Bruxelles) The Legal and Practical Relevance of EU Mobility Partnerships: A Comparative Study of Morocco and Cape Verde Fanny Tittel-Mosser (University of Minho) More for More, Less for Less: The Effect of Domestic Policy Change on EU-Third State Cooperation Nina Guerin (LMU Munich) Berthold Rittberger (LMU Munich) An Intergovernmentalist Explanation of Uneven EU Integration Trajectories: Comparing the Euro Crisis and the Refugee Crisis Berthold Rittberger (LMU Munich) Nina Guerin (LMU Munich) Felix Biermann (LMU Munich) Stefan Jagdhuber (LMU Munich) Moritz Weiss (LMU Munich)

9H Revisiting EU-Latin American Interregionalism (1) San Marco Island Chair: Beverly Barrett (University of Houston) Discussant: Roberto Dominguez (Suffolk University)

Regional Organizations and Domestic Policy Reform: The EU and NAFTA’s Impact on Turkish and Mexican Eco-nomic Reforms Umut Aydin (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile) EU-Latin America Science Diplomacy Joren Selleslaghs (Leiden University) Policy Learning EU-AL: The Case of Eurosocial Beatriz Hernández (Universidad Diego Portales)

9I The EU, Turkey and the Bigger Picture on Human Rights in Times of “Crisis” Fisher Island Chair: Diego Acosta Arcarazo (University of Bristol) Discussant: Violeta Moreno-Lax (University of London)

Managing Refugee Flows: The EU-Turkey Deal After the Failed Military Coup Mariagiulia Giuffre (Edge Hill University) Turkey’s Derogation from the European Convention of Human Rights: Which Relevance to the EU? Triestino Mariniello (Edge Hill University)



9J The Scope and Limits of EU Integration through Law Biscayne Island Chair: Anita Heindlmaier (University of Salzburg) Discussant: Daniel Naurin (University of Gothenburg)

The Political Geography of European Legal Integration Daniel Kelemen (Rutgers University) Tommaso Pavone (Princeton University) Has the Court Changed or Have the Cases – Questioning the Influences on the ECJ Gareth Davies (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) ECJ Judges Read the Morning Papers: Explaining the Turnaround of European Citizenship Jurisprudence Michael Blauberger (University of Salzburg) Anita Heindlmaier (University of Salzburg) Dion Kramer (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) Dorte Sindbjerg Martinsen (University of Copenhagen) Jessica Sampson Thierry (University of Copenhagen) Angelika Schenk (University of Bremen) Benjamin Werner (University of Bremen) Hard Citizenship Cases Make Bad Law and Politics. How Legal Ambiguity Enables Politicization Michael Blauberger (University of Salzburg) Dorte Sindbjerg Martinsen (University of Copenhagen)

9K European Societies and Cultures in Change Palm Island Chair and Discussant: Kostas Kourtikakis (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) From the Streets to the Polls. The Impact of Anti-austerity Social Movements in Southern European Politics Guya Accornero (University Institute of Lisbon) Europeanization of Citizenship in Central Europe and the Western Balkans Senka Neuman (University of Groningen) Economic Inequality and Selective Solidarity: Natives, Immigrants and Deservingness Perceptions Gabriele Magni (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill) National vs European Solidarity with Unemployed People in the Sovereign Debt Crisis: Combining Laboratory and Survey Experiments Theresa Kuhn (University of Amsterdam) Aaron Kamm (New York University Abu Dhabi)

9L Roundtable: EUSA Public Policy Interest Section -Routledge Handbook of European Public Policy Salon B Chair and Discussant: Laurie Buonanno (SUNY Buffalo State) Trade Policy Holly Jarman (University of Michigan) Cohesion Policy Carolyn Dudek (Hofstra University) The European Commission as a Strategic Policymaking Actor Mark Rhinard (Stockholm University)

Common Foreign & Security Policy Sara Kahn-Nisser (Open University of Israel)


Enlargement Policy Neill Nugent (Manchester Metropolitan University)9M New Perspectives on the EU Commission Salon C Chair and Discussant: Jonathan Faull (Former Director General, European Commission)

Managing Without Managerial Skills? Management in The European Commission Hussein Kassim (University of East Anglia) Sara Conolly (University of East Anglia) Michael W. Bauer (University of Administrative Sciences Speyer) Issue Congruence Among Citizens, Interest Groups and the European Commission - Talking for the People or over People’s Heads? Jan Beyers (University of Antwerp) Vlad Gross (University of Antwerp) Governance in Turbulent Administrative Systems Jarle Trondal (University of Agder) Inside the EU Commission: Understanding Interdepartmental Coordination of Policy Formulation Jens Blom-Hansen (Aarhus University) Daniel Finke (Aarhus University)

9N Empirical Evaluations of EU Economic Policies Brickell Room Chair: Florence Bouvet (Sonoma State University)

Estimating the Impact of the Economic and Monetary Union on Income Inequality: A Synthetic Counterfactual Approach Florence Bouvet (Sonoma State University)

The Impact of the Euro on Domestic Saving and International Capital Flows David Cleeton (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) Syed Azfar Hussain (Illinois State University) Global Europe in Trade Negotiations: Standard Setter or Late Mover? Manfred Elsig (University of Bern) Simon Wuthrich (University of Bern)



PANEL SESSION TEN 10:15 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.

10A Author Meets Critics: Cornel Ban’s ‘Ruling Ideas’ Salon E Chair: Vivien Schmidt (Boston University)

Participants:Laszlo Bruszt (Scuola Normale Superiore) Jonathan Hopkin (London School of Economics) Sofia Perez (Boston University) Wade Jacoby (Brigham Young University) Mitchell Ornstein (University of Pennsylvania)

10B The Future of the Eurozone Post-Brexit? Hibiscus Island Chair: Gabriel Glöckler (European Central Bank) Discussant: Erik Jones (Johns Hopkins University) After the Pain in the South and the Anger in the North, Why is the Euro Still Popular? Miguel Otero-Iglesias (Elcano Royal Institute / ESSCA School of Management) Franco-German Relations and Eurozone Consolidation After the UK’s Brexit Vote Jean-Marc Trouille (University of Bradford School of Management) The Brexit Effect on Deeper Integration Alejandro Chanona (National Autonomous University of Mexico)

10C Recent Developments in the Study of the European Parliament: New Topics, Approaches and Findings Lummus Island Chair: Olivier Costa (College of Europe/ Sciences Po Bordeaux) Chair: Nathalie Brack (Université libre de Bruxelles) Discussant: Nathalie Brack (Université libre de Bruxelles) Discussant: Olivier Costa (College of Europe/Sciences Po Bordeaux) Discussant: Amie Kreppel (University of Florida)

Brokering Between Collective Needs and Individual Requests: Groups’ Choices of Decision-makers in Committee Silje Synnøve Lyder Hermansen (University of Oslo) The Changing Character of EP Policy Influence -Understanding the Changing Inter-institutional Dynamic Amie Kreppel (University of Florida) Within or Between Jobs? Determinants of Membership Volatility in the European Parliament, 1979-2014 William Daniel (Francis Marion University) Shawna Metzger (National University of Singapore) Is a United European Parliament More Influential? Policy-issues, Inter-institutional Bargaining and the Reform of the EMU Edoardo Bressanelli (King’s College London) Nicola Chelotti (London School of Economics and Political Science) Democracy in Parliament vs. Democracy through Parliament? Defining the Rules of the Game in the EP Nathalie Brack (Université Libre de Bruxelles) Olivier Costa (College of Europe/Sciences Po Bordeaux) Clarissa Dri (Federal University of Florianopolis)

10D Regional Citizens or Irregular Migrants? Shifting Boundaries in Free Movement Regimes in the EU, South America, North America and the Post-Soviet Space Dodge Island Chair: Dimitry Kochenov (University of Groningen) Discussant: Philippe de Bruycker (ULB Brussels)


Can Rights of Free Movement be Abused? The Saga of Marriages of Convenience between EU Citizens and non-EU Nationals Marcello di Filippo (University of Pisa) Free Movement of People in South America: Temporarily Regularized Undocumented Migrants or South Ameri-can Citizens in the Making? Diego Acosta (University of Bristol) Movement without Citizenship in North America Willem Maas (York University) Regional Mobility within the Eurasian Economic Union: Towards Regularizing Migration in the Post-Soviet Space? Khalida Azhigulova (University of Leicester)

10E The European Central Bank: Driver of Integration or Disintegration? Star Island Chair: Nicolas Jabko (Johns Hopkins University) Discussant: Michele Chang (College of Europe)

The Silent Empowerment of the ECB During the Euro Crisis Eugenia da Conceicao-Heldt (Technical University of Munich) Tony Müller (TU Munich) A New Theory of Democratic Legitimacy for a Transformed European Central Bank: Changes in the ECB’s Self-Representation during the Eurozone Crisis Hjalte Lokdam (London School of Economics and Political Science) The Legalization of Emergency Rule: On the Significance of the OMT Judgement for the European Legal Order Signe Rehling Larsen (London School of Economics and Political Science) Central Banking in Hard Times: Revisiting the ‘Divorce’ Between Monetary and Fiscal Policy-making Sebastian Diessner (London School of Economics and Political Science) What do Central Bankers Believe and What do they do? A Comparative Survey. Daniel Schulz (European University Institute)

10F Transparency and Corruption in European Policy-making Salon A Chair and Discussant: Abraham Newman (Georgetown University)

Explaining Advocacy Patterns in Multi-layered Systems: The Role of Government Patronage Frederik Heylen (University of Antwerp) Evelien Willems (University of Antwerp) Terrorism and Intelligence Sharing in the European Union Yannis Stivachtis (Virginia Tech) Post-Compliance with the EU’s Anti-Corruption Conditions in the “Cooperation and Verification Mechanism’: Bite without Teeth? Ulrich Sedelmeier (London School of Economics and Political Science) Corina Lacatus (London School of Economics and Political Science) The Monitoring Capacity of Civil Society Networks in a Multi-level Context Reini Schrama (ETH Zurich)

10G EU Institutions and Agencies in the AFSJ Salon D Chair: Christian Kaunert (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) Discussant: John Occhipinti (Canisius College Buffalo)



Cooperation among Security Agencies in the European Union: Europeanisation of Public Administrations in just another Variation? Hartmut Aden (Berlin School of Economics and Law)

When Kindred Policies were Separated at Amsterdam: Explaining Disparate Integration Levels in the EU’s Area of Freedom, Security and Justice Stefan Jagdhuber (Ludwig-Maximilians-University)

10H Euroscepticism and the Populist Radical Right in Western Europe San Marco Island Chair: Reinhard Heinisch (University of Salzburg) Discussant: Corinna Kröber (University of Salzburg)

How do Parties Combine Regionalist and Nationalist Euroscepticism? The Cases of the Italian Northern League and the Swiss Lega dei Ticinesi Oscar Mazzoleni (University of Lausanne) Carlo Ruzza (University of Trento) Between “Soft” and “Hard” Euroscepticism: How and Why Radical Right Parties Shift EU Positions Over Time Reinhard Heinisch (University of Salzburg) Duncan McDonnell (Griffith University) Annika Werner (Griffith University) Drifting Apart? The Effects of Euroscepticism on Social Polarization Matthijs Rooduijn (Utrecht University) The First-Order Effect of Second-Order Elections. On the Disintegrative Power of European Direct Elections for Challenger Parties’ National Success. Julia Schulte-Cloos (European University Institute)

10I The European Union’s Refugee Crisis II Fisher Island Chair: Arne Niemann (University of Mainz) Discussant: Natascha Zaun (University of Oxford)

The Migration Crisis and EU Return Policy: Playing Tough Within the Law? Peter Slominski (University of Vienna) Florian Trauner (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) The EU Humanitarian Border and the Co-option of Human Rights: De-humanising Refugee Flows Through the “Rescue without Protection” Paradigm Violeta Moreno-Lax (Queen Mary University of London) European Refugee Policies and Politics in Times of Crisis: Theoretical and Empirical Perspectives Arne Niemann (University of Mainz) Natascha Zaun (University of Oxford)

Crises and their Impact on the Governance of Immigration Policy Carolyn Dudek (Hofstra University) Carmen Pestano Hernandez (Hofstra University)

10J The CJEU and the National Courts: Organizations, Doctrines and Personnel Biscayne Island Chair: Daniel Naurin (University of Oslo) Discussant: Fabien Terpan (Sciences Po Grenoble)

Reconsidering Dissenting Judgments at the CJEU: Lessons from Demosprudence? David Yuratich (University of London)


Understanding “Van Gend en Loos”(1963) through “International Fruit”(1972): The Meaning of the Doctrine of Direct Effect William Phelan (Trinity College Dublin) Practicing EU Law on the Ground: A Sociology of the EU’s Preliminary Reference Procedure in Italy Tommaso Pavone (Princeton University) Different Visions on EU Integration? The Cases of Germany and Italy Based on the Gauweiler Case and the Italian Constitutional Reform Stefania Baroncelli (Free University of Bolzano ) 10K Europe’s Trade Deals: New Regimes or Old Problems? Palm Island Chair and Discussant: Julian Campisi (York University)

Bringing the Outside In: The European Commission’s Influence in Shaping European Union Relations with Non-Member European States Paul Adams (University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg) Open Sky Agreements Between the EU and Mediterranean Countries: A New Form Of Deep Integration Bypass-ing the European Neighborhood Policy Alfred Tovias (The Hebrew University) Enforcement Practice of the EU’s Generalised Scheme of Preferences Urszula Jaremba (University of Utrecht) Flight EU261/2004 from Brussels to the US. Regulation EU 261/2004 in US Courts Ingrid Koning (Utrecht University)

10L Europe’s Relations with Emerging Powers, in Asia and beyond Salon B Chair and Discussant: Thomas Christiansen (Maastricht University)

Norms or Geopolitics? The European Union’s Impact on South Asia Tamanna Ashraf (Florida International University) The European Union and Emerging Powers: The Political Economy of Evolving Relationships Terrence Guay (Pennsylvania State University) Michael Smith (University of Warwick) Exploring ASEAN-EU Relations on Climate Change Anja Jetschke (University of Göttingen) Kristina Kurze (University of Göttingen) Carola Betzold (University of Antwerp)

10M Revisiting EU-Latin American Interregionalism (2) Salon C Chair: Beatriz Hernandez (Catholic University of Chile) Discussant: Roberto Dominguez (Suffolk University)

The New Relationship between the EU and Cuba Joaquin Roy (University of Miami) The Impact of TTIP on Mercosur-EU Negotiations Arantza Gomez Arana (Birmingham City University) Bringing Multilateralism to the Bilateral Level: The European Union and Brazil Strategy for Cooperation on Global Climate Governance Carolina Pavese (PUC Minas)



LUNCH 11:45 a.m. – 1:45 p.m.

Plenary 12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.Panel in Honor of Lifetime Achievement in European Studies Award Recipient George Ross

Is There a Way Forward for the EU and EU Studies? Salon E Chair: Frédéric Merand (Université de Montréal )

Participants: Alberta Sbragia (University of Pittsburgh) Sabine Saurugger (Sciences Po Grenoble) Jonathan Faull (Former Director General, European Commission) Andrew Moravcsik (Princeton University)

The EU and the European project are both at major points of transition. It is urgent, but extremely difficult, to make sense of and project forward from such uncertain turning points. Stepping back intellectually may be as important as leaping forward or simply continuing the same old theoretical and empirical tracks of “normal science.” In particular, there may be a case for cleaning out our theoretical closets by questioning the on-going utility of many of our most cherished approaches. For example, many of our working theories and quasi-theories have carried teleological assumptions, now difficult to sustain when no supranational end seems to be in sight. Can one persistently claim that the EU should be technocratic and regulatory when it is obviously also highly political and actively promoting specific redistributive policies? Does it still make sense to see the EU as a premonitory agent creating post-national cosmopolitan citizens when neo-nationalist populism rises in Member States? Many of us want a different kind of EU with different institutional and democratic models than the one we see foundering, but is there a “realism test” for theorizing about possible futures? This plenary brain-storming session is meant to reflect on the need for new or re-modelled tools for understanding the European project, 60 years after the Rome Treaties.

Complimentary lunches will be provided to the first 200 attendees. This event is sponsored by The Jean Monnet Centre Montréal.

INTEREST SECTION MEETINGS11:45a.m. EUSA Politican Economy Interest Section Meeting Fisher Island Speaker: Michele Chang - Brexit and the Future of the Euro

11:45a.m. EUSA Teaching the EU Interest Section Meeting Lummus Island


PANEL SESSION ELEVEN 1:45 p.m. - 3:15 p.m.

11A The Architects of the Euro: Policy Makers as Intellectuals in the Making of EMU Salon E Chair: David Howarth (University of Luxembourg) Discussant: Amy Verdun (University of Victoria)

The Werner Report of 1970, a Blueprint for EMU in the EU Elena Danescu (University of Luxembourg) Architects of the Euro: Selection and Comparison Kenneth Dyson (University of Cardiff) Jacques Delors: Vision, Revisionism, and the Design of EMU Dermot Hodson (Birkbeck College, University of London) Alexandre Lamfalussy: A Cassandra for Financial Stability Ivo Maes (National Bank of Belgium) Pierre Werner -A Visionary European and Consensus Builder Elena Danescu (University of Luxembourg)

11B Echoes of Empire - from the Colonial to the Postcolonial Worlds: Hibiscus IslandWhat is the Future for the EU? Chair: Karolina Pomorska (Maastricht University) Discussant: Kalypso Nicolaidis (Oxford University)

Participants: Viacheslav Morozov (University of Tartu) Elena Korosteleva (University of Kent) Karolina Pomorska (Maastricht University)

11C The Politics of Trilogue Negotiations Lummus Island Chair and Discussant: Heidi Maurer (Maastricht University)

Is Informal Decision Making in Bicameral Legislatures Unrepresentative? Philipp Broniecki (University College London) Bicameralism in Trilogue Settings: Building Coalitions Beyond Institutional Boundaries Ariadna Ripoll Servent (University of Bamberg) Lara Panning (University of Bamberg) The European Parliament, Transparency, and Trilogues Christilla Roederer-Rynning (University of Southern Denmark) Justin Greenwood (Robert Gordon University) How Much Do Agents Deviate from their Principals’ Instructions? A Quantitative Assessment of Trilogue Negotiations Tom Delreux (UCLouvain) Thomas Laloux (UCLouvain) Is Informal Decision Making in Bicameral Legislatures Unrepresentative? Philipp Broniecki (University College London)



11D The European Union’s Refugee Crisis III Dodge Island Chair: Christian Kaunert (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) Discussant: Sarah Leonard (Vesalius College, Vrije Universiteit Brussel)

Forced Migration and the External Dimension of European Union Asylum Policy: Contested Policy Frames, Exter-nal Shocks, and Institutional Dynamics Roberto Cortinovis (Catholic University of Milan) The European Border and Coast Guard Agency: A New Model Built on an Outdated Logic Philippe De Bruycker (EUI & Universite Libre de Bruxelles) Frontex and Border Controls: Between Securitization and Regional Security Complexes Sarah Leonard (Vesalius College, Vrije Universiteit Brussel) Christian Kaunert (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) Bottom-up Salvation? From Cooperation towards Joint Implementation through the European Asylum Support Office Evangelia Tsourdi (EUI) The Arrival of the “Other(s)”-What Can be Learnt from Legislative Changes after the “Refugee Crises”of 2015?” Moritz Jesse (Leiden University)

11E The European Union as Mediator in International Conflicts –Theoretical and Empirical Perspectives Star Island Chair and Discussant: Ana E. Juncos Garcia (University of Bristol)

The EU as International Mediator: Conceptualising EU Mediation Engagement Arne Niemann (University of Mainz) Critiquing the Practice and Conceptual Divide between Conflict Studies and the EU as International Mediator Richard Whitman (University of Kent) Feargal Cochrane (University of Kent) Missing the Muscles? EU Mediation by Conditionality in Bosnia and Herzegovina Solveig Richter (University of Erfurt) 11F Stories from the Margins: Rethinking Diversity and Inclusion in EU Policy and Studies Salon A Chair: Heather MacRae (York University)

Participants: Charlotte Galpin (University of Copenhagen) John Kotsopoulos (GovInn, University of Pretoria) Phillip Ayoub (Drexel University)

11G Public Opinion, Trust, and the Future of European Union Salon D Chair: Birol Yesilada (Portland State University & TransResearch Consortium) Discussant: Ruud Koopmans (Berlin Social Science Center)

Public Opinion and Immigration in the European Union: Just a question of trust or something deeper? Jamie Surface (Portland State University) Changing Social Values, Trust and EU Integration Birol Yesilada (Portland State University & TransResearch Consortium) Osman Tanrikulu (Portland State University & TransResearch University) Jacek Kugler (Claremont Graduate University & TransResearch Consortium) A Longtime Coming: The Decline of European Support in France Francesca Vassallo (University of Southern Maine)


11H Between Discourse and Practice: Europe’s Role in International Affairs San Marco Island Chair and Discussant: Nicola Chelotti (Loughborough University) Religion and EU Foreign Policy Framing Processes Towards the MENA Region Sarah Wolff (Queen Mary, University of London) Conceptualising and Assessing the EU’s Strategic Capacity in Attacking the Business Model of Migrant Smugglers in the Central Mediterranean Anne Ingemann Johansen (Roskilde University) Parliamentary and Party-political Diplomacy as an Informal Channel for EU Foreign Policy: Evidence from Macedonia Daan Fonck (University of Leuven) 11J Europe and the Return of Geopolitics: Knowns and Unknowns Biscayne Island Chair and Discussant: Federiga Bindi (IWPR, Appalachian State University & Uniroma2)

The Geopolitical Implications of NATO’s Missile Defence on European Strategic Stability Peiran Wang (Vrije Universteit Brussel) An Increasingly Geopolitical Relationship: The Evolution of Security Issues in the EU’s Approach Towards Russia and the Post-Soviet Space Cristian Nitoiu (Aston University) The European Union and the Geopolitics of the Atlantic: The Case of Portugal José Palmeira (University of Minho) Discourses in EU-Turkey Relations: From Full Membership to Strategic Partnership? Sinem Akgul-Acikmese (Kadir Has University)

11K The Power of the Local: How Local Conditions Matter for Europe’s Role in the World Palm Island Chair and Discussant: Umut Aydin (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile)

The Politics of Perception: Russian Perspectives on the European Union’s External Democratization Policy in the East Marek Neuman (University of Groningen) Tailor-made or Ready-made? Target Countries’ Domestic Context and the Substance of European Union Democracy Promotion Anne Wetzel (University of Mannheim) 11L What’s Next for the European Single Market Salon B Chair and Discussant: Rachel Epstein (University of Denver)

Economic Convergence in Europe: Arrested Development? Silvia Merler (Johns Hopkins University, Bruegel Think Tank)Differentiated Integration or Differentiated Implementation? Application to EU Immigration Policy Asya Zhelyazkova (Radboud University Nijmegen) Brexit? Frexit? Nexit? Considerations on How to Measure a Member State’s Tendency to Leave the European Union Markus Gastinger (Technische Universität Dresden) Policy Continuity and Ideational Change: The Story of Direct Income Payment’s in the EU’s Common Agricul-tural Policy Gerry Catherine Alons (Boston University)



11M When the European Semester Hits Home: The Influence of the EU’s Post-Crisis Governance Architecture on National Reforms Salon C Chair and Discussant: Markus Haverland (Erasmus University)

The Influence of the European Semester on National Social and Employment Policy Reforms: Analytical Frame-work and Empirical Synthesis Jonathan Zeitlin (University of Amsterdam) How Hierarchical is the Macroeconomic Imbalance Procedure? David Bokhorst (University of Amsterdam) The Subtle Mechanisms of Europeanization: The European Semester and its Effects on the Social and Employ-ment Policies in France and Belgium Christos Louvaris (University of Milan/University of Amsterdam) Being the Jolly Joker: The Role of European Semester Officers in EU Policy Coordination Mario Munta (Central European University)

PLENARY PANEL 3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Theorizing the EU in the Age of Nationalism Salon E Participants

Luuk van Middelaar (Leiden University) Rebecca Adler-Nissen (University of Copenhagen) Adrian Favell (University of Leeds) Ruud Koopmans (Berlin Social Science Center)

PLENARY PANEL 5:15 p.m. - 6:45 p.m.

The Transatlantic Relationship in Troubled Times Hibiscus Island Chair: Alasdair Young (Georgia Tech) Participants Rachel Epstein (University of Denver) Abraham Newman (Georgetown University) Michael H. Smith (University of Warwick) Ben Tonra (University College Dublin


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Last Name First Name Affiliation PanelAbazi Vigjilenca Maastricht University 1KAccornero Guya University Institute of Lisbon 9KAcosta Diego University of Bristol 9I, 10DAcosta-Soto Francisco European Commission, University of Miami 2BAdam Christian Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München 5E, 8BAdams Paul University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg 10KAdemmer Esther Freie Universität Berlin 1BAden Hartmut Berlin School of Economics and Law 10GAhmed Tawhida University of London 3JAhrens Petra University of Antwerp 1EAkgul-Acikmese Sinem Kadir Has University 11JAlons Gerry Catherine Boston University 11LAnagnostakis Dimitrios Nottingham University 4FAnderson Stephanie University of Wyoming 3C, 5J, 7FAshraf Tamanna Florida International University 10LAtak Idil Ryerson University 2LAttewell David University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill 3BAttinà Fulvio University of Catania 2GAydin Umut Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile 9H, 11KAyoub Phillip Drexel University 5F, 11FAzhigulova Khalida Leicester 10DBabayev Rufat Leicester University 3IBaltag Dorina Loughborough University / Maastricht University 9CBan Cornel Boston University 1D, 2D, 4D, 8A, 10ABaranowska Grazyna Polish Academy of Sciences 2JBarata Mario Polytechnic Institute of Leiria 3IBardi Luciano University of Pisa 3LBaroncelli Stefania University of Bolzano/Bozen 3C, 10JBarrett Beverly University of Houston 2B, 9HBarsch Katharina University of Basel 4IBauer Michael University of Speyer 3A, 6FBaysal Asli University of Florida 3KBeach Derek University of Aarhus 1F, 4I, 6JBeckfield Jason Harvard University 6BBehre Frederik Leiden Law School 7IBelavusau Uladzislau University of Amsterdam 2JBengtsson Louise Stockholm University 5CBergbauer Stephanie European Central Bank 4BBergman Eirikur Bifrost Univeristy of Iceland 3CBeyers Jan University of Antwerp 9MBicchi Federica London School of Economics and Political Science 7F, 8F, 9CBickerton Christopher Cambridge UniversityBierbach Jeremy Franssen Advocaten 3I, 5LBindi Federiga Uniroma2 3C, 4E, 5K, 8F

Birchfield Vicki Georgia Institute of Technology 7CBlauberger Michael University of Salzburg 3A, 6H, 9JBlom-Hansen Jens Aarhus University 8M, 9MBlondin Donald Leiden University 5CBlyth Mark Brown University 5M, 8ABokhorst David University of Amsterdam 11MBonikowski Bart Harvard University 6BBörzel Tanja A. Freie Universität Berlin 1B, 2D, 4A, 7L, Bossuyt Fabienne Ghent University 5IBouvet Florence Sonoma State University 9NBovens Mark Utrecht University 6FBrack Nathalie Université libre de Bruxelles 10CBressanelli Edoardo King’s College London 1F, 3L, 10CBrigevich Anna North Carolina Central University 7DBrkan Maja Maastricht University 1KBroniecki Philipp University College London 11C, 8MBrown Scott Georgia Institute of Technology 6DBruszt Laszlo Scuola Normale Superiore 4C, 8A, 10ABrutschin Elina Webster Vienna Private University 2HBulmer Simon Sheffield University 5DBuonanno Laurie SUNY Buffalo State 3F, 5D, 7C, 9LBures Oldrich Metropolitan University Prague 5GBurlyuk Olga Ghent University 1HBurni Aline Federal University of Minas Gerais 6JBurns Charlotte University of York 7LBursens Peter University of Antwerp 7G, 9FBuyse Antoine Utrecht University 2JCampisi Julian York University 10KCampos-Ortiz Francisco E. El Colegio de México 8JCaporaso James University of Washington 6A, 9BCarbone Maurizio University of Glasgow 5ICencig Elisa London School of Economics 3GChang Michele College of Europe 4B, 10EChanona Alejandro National Atonomous University of Mexico 10BChappell Laura University of Surrey 6DChelotti Nicola London School of Economics and Political Science 1F, 8F, 10CCheneval Francis University of Zurich 9EChristiansen Thomas Maastricht University 1A, 10LCini Michelle University of Bristol 3F, 4ACleeton David University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 3E, 5H, 9NClosa Carlos Institute for Public Goods and Policies 2A, 8KCoen David University College London 6E, 8HCoffey Claire Boston University 8GConant Lisa University of Denver 8BConnolly Sara University of East Anglia 3C, 6F, 8D,

Cortinovis Roberto Catholic University of Milan 11DCosta Olivier College of Europe/ Sciences Po Bordeaux 3K, 10CCram Laura University of Edinburgh 1C, 2FCrawford Beverly University of California Berkeley 8GCross Mai´a Northeastern University 1C, 5A, 7HCuyvers Armin Leiden Law School 7Ida Conceição-Heldt Eugénia Hochschule für Politik München 2E, 6L, 8E, 10EDanescu Elena University of Luxembourg 11ADangerfield Martin University of Wolverhampton 6DDaniel William Francis Marion University 3K, 10CDaniel Brice University of Rennes 8LDavidson-Schmich Louise University of Miami 5FDavies Gareth Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam 2A, 5E, 9JDawson Mark Hertie School of Governance 7Jde Bruycker Iskander University of Antwerp 3G, 6E, 8HDe Bruycker Philippe EUI & Universite Libre de Bruxelles 9G, 10D, 11DDe Ville Ferdi Ghent University 1I, 8IDegner Hanno University of Konstanz 4IDelnore Allyson University of Pittsburgh 4GDelreux Tom UCLouvain 11Cdi Filippo Marcello University of Pisa 10DDiessner Sebastian London School of Economics and Political Science 10EDijkstra Hylke Maastricht University 1J, 9DDogar Didem McGill University 2LDominguez Roberto Suffolk University 2B, 3H, 9H, 10MDouma Wybe T.M.C. Asser Institute 1IDreyer-Plum Domenica University of Bonn 8CDuchatelet Dorothy University of Antwerp 9FDudek Carolyn Hofstra University 9L, 10IDuquet Sanderijn Katholieke Universiteit Leuven 9CDuranti Marco University of Sydney 5NDyson Kenneth University of Cardiff 11AEdbrooke Cristina Universidad ORT Uruguay 1CEgan Michelle American University 2C, 7C, 9AEjdus Filip University of Bristol 1J, 9DEliantonio Mariolina Maastricht University 3AEliasson Leif Johan East Stroudsburg University 1IElsig Manfred Bern University 7C, 8JEppler Annegret University of Innsbruck 7GEpstein Rachel University of Denver 3E, 4C, 8A, 11LFabbrini Sergio University LUISS, Rome 2C, 6AFahey Elaine City University of London, New York University 1GFanoulis Evans Metropolitan University Prague 2GFaull Jonathan European Commission 9MFavell Adrian University of Leeds 5B, 6B

Fernández-Sola Natividad University of Zaragoza 5JFogarty Edward Colgate University 8HFonck Daan University of Leuven 11HFossum John Erik University of Oslo 1C, 2HFrader Laura Northeastern University 1EFrankowski Pawel Jagiellonian University 9AFrasher Michelle LexisNexis Risk Solutions 1KFrommelt Christian Liechtenstein-Institut and ETH Zürich 7AFumarola Andrea LUISS ‘Guido Carli’ University of Rome 6JGagnon Audrey Concordia University 7KGalpin Charlotte University of Copenhagen 6B, 11FGänzle Stefan University of Agder 8IGarcía Cantalapie-dra David Complutense University Madrid 5J

Garcia-Duran Patricia University of Barcelona 7C, 8JGastinger Markus Dresden University 2EGatti Mauro University of Luxembourg 3IGelepithis Margarita University of East London 6JGheyle Hiels Ghent University 8JGiuffre Mariagiulia Edge Hill University 9IGliszczyńska-Grabias Aleksandra Polish Academy of Sciences 2JGlöcker Gabriel European Central Bank 4B, 6C, 10BGoergmaier Melanie University of Miami 2BGoff Patricia Wilfrid Laurier University 7CGomez Arana Arantza Birmingham City University 4F, 10MGoodliffe Gabriel ITAM - Mexico City 5MGoyanes Beatriz University of Miami 2BGrashof Franziska Maastricht University 3AGremmelprez Femke Ghent European Law Institute 3JGrenade Wendy University of West Indies 6MGross Vlad University of Antwerp 9MGrow Johannes Virginia Tech 5BGstöhl Sieglinde College of Europe 1HGuay Terrence Pennsylvania State University 10LGubalova Vladislava Southern Illinois University 7KGuerin Nina LMU Munich 8C, 9GGuiffre Mariagiulia Edge Hill University 9IHäge Frank University of Limerick 8MHamila Ahmed Université de Montréal / Université Libre de Bruxelles 7KHancox Emily University of Edinburgh 1G, 3JHanson Lucas University of Wyoming 7FHaroche Pierre King’s College London 3KHarrer Anne University of Passau 8CHaughton Tim University of Birmingham 4AHaverland Markus Erasmus University Rotterdam 11M

Heidbreder Eva Free University Berlin 6JHeimpel Daniela Université de Montréal / University of Nantes 5LHeindlmaier Anita University of Salzburg 6H, 9JHeinisch Reinhard University of Salzburg 10HHelwig Niklas Johns Hopkins University 3DHenning C. Randall American University 9BHenökl Thomas German Development Institute 2GHernandez Beatriz Catholic University of Chile 10MHerzog Mechthild University of Luxembourg 7GHeylen Frederik University of Antwerp 10FHighman Ludovic College of Europe 1HHill Robin University of Edinburgh 4HHodson Dermot Birkbeck College, University of London 4D, 7E, 9E, 11AHoeffler Catherine Lille Catholic University 8MHoffmann Katharina Universität St.Gallen 1BHofmann Andreas University of Gothenburg 3A, 7L

Hofmann Stephanie C. Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies 7H

Högenauer Anna-Lena University of Luxembourg 7GHong Sujin University of Edinburgh 4HHopkin Jonathan London School of Economics 2D, 5M, 10AHowarth David University of Luxembourg 1F, 3E, 5H, 11AHubert Agnès Presage Sciences po Paris 1EHurrelmann Achim Carleton University 2KIoannou Demosthenes European Central Bank 2IIrrera Daniela University of Catania 2G, 7DIsern Pedro Universidad ORT Uruguay 1CIso-Markku Tuomas The Finnish Institute of International Affairs 3DJabko Nicolas Johns Hopkins University 3B, 4B, 6G, 8E, 10EJacobs Francis European Parliament (retired) 2FJacoby Wade Brigham Young University 2D, 10AJacquot Sophie Sciences po Paris 1EJagdhuber Stefan LMU Munich 7H, 9G, 10GJahn Detlef University of Greifswald 7LJamet Jean-François European Central Bank 4BJancic Davor Queen Mary University of London 6EJansson Per Linköping University 8FJaremba Urszula University of Utrecht 10KJarillo Alvaro UNED University 7JJarman Holly University of Michigan 9LJenson Jane Université de Montréal 1EJesse Moritz Leiden University 11DJing Jing University of Edinburgh 1AJohansen Anne Ingemann Roskilde University 11HJohnson Tana Duke University 9B

Johnson Juliet McGill University 4CJohnston Alison Oregon State University 1D, 5M, 7BJolkina Aleksandra Queen Mary, University of London 5LJones Erik Johns Hopkins University 1D, 3E, 6C, 10BJones Rebecca Widener University 9FJoseph Jonathan Sheffield University 5CJuncos Ana University of Bristol 1J, 7A, 9D, 11EJurje Flavia University of Geneva 8CKahn-Nisser Sara The Open University of Israel 7F, 9LKalaitzake Manolis University College Dublin 4D, 7E, 9E, 11AKanetake Machiko Utrecht University 1JKassim Hussein University of East Anglia 3C, 4E, 6F, 8D, 9MKatsaitis Alexander European University Institute 9H

Kaunert Christian Vrije Universiteit Brussel 2G, 5G, 7H, 8C, 10G, 11D

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