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Welcome to the 5th ECPR General Conference!
Dear Colleague,
I am delighted to be able to welcome you to the5th ECPR General Conference here at theUniversity of Potsdam.
The University of Potsdam is the largest researchinstitution in a city that prides itself on having thehighest density of academic and scientific facilitiesin Germany. The campus site at Griebnitzsee,where the General Conference 2009 is held, hasjust been transformed by the addition of a newbuilding, in which most of our events take place.
The Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences, which acts as our host, focuseson public policy and public management (broadly understood). It offers BAdegrees in political science and public administration, sociology andeconomics as well as a range of postgraduate degrees, including a Master ofPublic Management, a Master of Global Public Policy, a Master of EuropeanGovernance and Administration (offered in cooperation with ENA andSorbonne in Paris and Humboldt-University in Berlin), and an ExecutiveMaster of Public Management with the Hertie School of Governance in Berlin.
Beyond offering the comforts of a generously refurbished campus, theconference location at Potsdam also serves as a stark reminder of theturbulent history that is the backdrop of contemporary European politics.
From the Edict of Potsdam in 1685, ending religious discrimination, and thereign of Frederick the Great, whose summer residence Sanssouci becamealmost synonymous with European enlightenment, through dark moments ofGermany’s history like the handshake between President Hindenburg andChancellor Hitler on the “Day of Potsdam” in 1933, until the fall of the BerlinWall that separated Potsdam from neighbouring (West) Berlin for 40 years,the city of Potsdam – a UNESCO world heritage site since 1990 – has been atthe centre of European history. The many historical sites in and around thecity bear witness to Potsdam’s historical importance.
Finally I want to thank all those involved in preparing and organising thisconference, here in Potsdam and at the ECPR’s Central Services – withoutyour great work none of this would have been possible!
We all hope you will enjoy the Conference and the unique sites this city andregion have to offer.
Klaus H. GoetzLocal Organiser, ECPR General Conference 2009
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Martin Bull is AcademicDirector of the ECPR and Editorof the ECPR's journal of theprofession, EuropeanPol i t ica l Sc ience(EPS). He is Professorof Politics at theUniversity of Salfordwhere he is AssociateDean for Research inthe Faculty of Arts,Media & SocialSciences, and DeputyChair of Senate. He isalso Editor of the journalModern Italy.
Potsdam team
Prof. Dr. Klaus Goetz – Local Organiser
Karsten Gericke Conference Coordinator
Sabine Eichler Administrative & FinancialSupport
Falk Daviter Academic SupportMichael Koß Academic SupportLutz Mache IT & WebsiteRonny Patz Conference ProgrammeHagen Colberg Conference SupportLuise Frohberg Conference SupportIsabella Harle Conference SupportLaszlo Kovats Conference SupportAlexander El Alaoui Conference SupportThomas Tuntschew Conference SupportAnnika Werner Conference Support
… and many more in the universityadministration as well as the about 60 assistants working with us during theconference.
Luciano Bardi is Chair of theECPR, Professor of PoliticalScience at the University of
Pisa, and, in 2008–9,Fernand BraudelFellow in PoliticalSc ience at theEuropean UniversityInstitute, Florence. Heis a member of theScientific Boards oft h e d o c t o r a lp r og r ammes i npolitical science at the
Institute of Human Sciences(Florence) and IMT Lucca.
Essex team
Clare Dekker – Administrative Director
Louise Hawkridge Conference Coordinator
Collette Shepherd Executive AssistantMarcia Taylor Book Exhibition CoordinatorJeremaine Johnson Internet & IT Manager
CONVENORS & ORGANISERS
The Academic Convenors
The Organisers
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Introduction
Welcoming Words ........................................... 1
Convenors & Organisers ........................................... 2
Table of Contents ........................................... 3
University of Potsdam ........................................... 4
About ECPR ........................................... 5
Local Information ........................................... 7
Maps & Floor Plans ........................................... 8
The Programme
Day-by-Day ........................................... 14
Conference Highlights ........................................... 16
Symposia ........................................... 20
Standing Group Meetings ........................................... 22
Social Programme ........................................... 23
Book Exhibition ........................................... 24
Room Schedule ........................................... 26
Sections Overview ........................................... 28
Thursday’s Panels ........................................... 39
Friday’s Panels ........................................... 67
Saturday’s Panels ........................................... 104
Further information
Name Index ........................................... 138
Conference Sponsors ........................................... 148
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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The University of Potsdamwas founded in 1991. Itscurrent enrolment is20,000, 10 percent ofwhom are fore ignstudents. The Universityof Potsdam is the largestinstitution of highereducation in the state ofBrandenburg and is oneof the most beautifullysituated of all academicinstitutions in Germany.
It has developed into a centre for research and teaching, as well as a well-developed network for the flow and exchange of information between theacademic and business sectors. Five faculties form the pillars of theuniversity: the Philosophical Faculty, the Faculty of Life Sciences, theFaculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, the Faculty of Economics andSocial Sciences, and the Law Faculty. Co-operation with numerous externalinstitutions in the region, especially those in the area of natural science,give the university its unique profile.
The university is also characterised by its three different campuses, whichare held together by a direct train connection: The Griebnitzsee campus at
the entrance gate to Berlin;the historical campus at the“Neues Palais”, which isintegrated into themarvellous complex ofpalace buildings at the ParkSanssouci; and the campusat Golm with its modernpremises that containlaboratories and researchfacilities for students andscholars of Natural and LifeSciences.
http://www.uni-potsdam.de/english
THE UNIVERSITY OF POTSDAM
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About
european consortium for political research
The European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR) is an independent, scholarlyassociation, established in 1970. It supports and encourages the training, research andcross-national co-operation of political scientists throughout Europe and beyond. The ECPRcurrently has nearly 350 European institutional members and associate members in over 40countries, from as far afield as New Zealand and Japan. These members together form anetwork of many thousands of individual political scientists, international relations andEuropean studies specialists.
activities include:
• Organising workshops, roundtables, conferences and summer schools• Publishing journals, books, articles and newsletters• Providing a comprehensive information source for political scientists through its
website, electronic bulletins and online searchable databases
who can become a member?
Any university, college, or department of any scholarly institution in Europe engaged inteaching and research in political science may apply for full membership of the Consortium.Non European institutions of similar status are eligible to become associate members.Membership of the ECPR is institutional rather than individual. This means that any individual(of post graduate status and above) from any department in a member institution mayparticipate in ECPR activities.
All information about ECPR activities is available on the ECPR web site: www.ecprnet.eu
benefits of ecpr membership:
The biggest benefit of membership is in being part of a large network of academics withrelated research interests. However, members are also entitled to:
! participate (without paying a conference fee) in the annual Joint Sessions of Workshops.Full members may apply to direct a workshop at the Joint Sessions; associate membersmay apply to co-direct a workshop. Full members are eligible to receive a reimbursementas a contribution towards their travel and per diem costs.
! participate, at reduced rates, in the General Conference ECPR members may apply to be asection/panel chair at the conference.
! apply for the mobility fund for graduate students who wish to participate in any ECPRactivities, i.e. Joint Sessions of Workshops, General and Graduate Conferences andsummer schools.
! organise a standing (research) group; associate members can co-direct a standing group.All members are encouraged to join and play a full part in any of the ECPR standinggroups.
! participate in ECPR sponsored summer schools at reduced rates.
! receive a free subscription to the ECPR journals, European Journal of Political Research(EJPR), European Political Science Review (EPSR) and European Political Science (EPS).
! receive a discount on books published by ECPR Press, Palgrave Macmillan, Routledge andOxford University Press, as well as discounts on Palgrave Macmillan journals and all booksand personal subscriptions to journals published by Blackwell or Polity Press.
ABOUT THE ECPR
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About
contacting the ecpr:
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEChairman:Professor Luciano Bardi University of Pisa
Vice Chair & Treasurer:Professor Vello Pettai University of Tartu
Other Committee members:Professor Klaus Armingeon University of BernDr Eileen Connolly Dublin City UniversityProfessor Danica Fink-Hafner University of LjubljanaProfessor André Kaiser University of CologneProfessor Niilo Kauppi Institut d'études politiques de StrasbourgProfessor William Maloney University of Newcastle upon TyneProfessor Joaquim Molins Universidad Autónoma de BarcelonaProfessor Simona Piattoni University of TrentoProfessor Jonas Tallberg Stockholm UniversityProfessor Jacob Torfing Roskilde University
DIRECTORSAcademic Director:Professor Martin Bull University of Salford
Administrative Director:Ms Clare Dekker ECPR Central Services, University of Essex
CENTRAL SERVICES STAFFMs Mary Arrieta Financial Coordinator (p/t)Ms Sarah Goodman ECPR Summer School ManagerMrs Louise Hawkridge Conference
& Membership CoordinatorMr Jeremaine Johnson Internet & IT ManagerMr Mark Kench ECPR Press ManagerMrs Collette Shepherd Executive AssistantMrs Marcia Taylor Administrative Assistant
– publications, website (p/t)Mrs Sandra Thompson Joint Sessions Coordinator
& Managing Administrator
ECPR CENTRAL SERVICES:University of EssexColchester Essex CO4 3SQUK
Tel: +44 1206 872501Fax: +44 1206 872500Email: [email protected]: www.ecprnet.eu
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Important telephone numbers
Police: 110Ambulance: 112
Potsdam touristinformation: +49 (0) 331 27 55 80
Food & Drinks – Money & Shopping – More
1. Directly at the Main Campus• university Cafeteria & HPI cafeteria• kebab & ice-Cream (Thursday & Friday) at
the train station;• beer garden & restaurant at the train station
(north of the rails);• Italian restaurant “Piazza Toscana” on the
corner R.-Breitscheid-Str./August-Bebel-Str.open: 12 pm – midnight.
2. At Babelsberg S-Bahn (city train) station/along the Rudolf-Breitscheid-Straße
How to get there from Griebnitzsee:• 20–25 minutes walk along the Rudolf-
Breitscheid-Straße (north of main campus);• 6 minutes ride with the Bus 694 from the
main campus to “Hauptbahnhof” until thestop “Plantagenstraße”;
• 3 minutes ride with the S-Bahn (city train) toPotsdam until “Babelsberg”.
Around the intersection Karl-Liebknecht-Straße/Rudolf-Breitscheid-Straße near “Babelsberg”train station you will find banks/ATMs, asupermarket, snack bars (sushi, kebab, pizza,Subway etc.), a pharmacy, hair dressers, restaurantsas well as the typical German restaurant “Ratskeller”in the old Babelsberg town hall (open: 11.30 am –midnight).
If you walk down the Rudolf-Breitscheid-Straße awayfrom the intersection towards the Campus, you'll finda choice of restaurants & bars, inter alia (startingfrom the train station “Babelsberg”):
Chinese Restaurant “China Haus” (N° 46)open: 11.30 am – 3.30 pm; 5 pm – 11.30 pmYou'll get: food
Café “Lindencafé” (N° 47)open: Mo–Fri 9 am – midnight (or longer)
Sat–Sun 10 am – midnight (or longer)You'll get: breakfast, coffee, food
Café “Konsum” (N° 50)open: 5 pm – 1 amYou'll get: Coffee & cocktails, snacks
Bar “Happy hour” (N° 58)open: 5 pm – 4 amYou'll get: Drinks, snacks, billiard, darts
Latin Club “Terra Brasilis” (N° 62)open: from 6 pm – midnightYou'll get: food & drinks, music & dancing
Argentine & Mexican Steak House “Lorado” (N° 63)+ Bar “Lorado Lounge”
open: 4 pm – midnightYou'll get: food & drinks
Greek Restaurant “Paros” (N° 66)open: 12 pm – midnightYou'll get: food
German Restaurant “Plantagenklause” (N° 85)open: from 11.30 amYou'll get: food
3. At Potsdam Hauptbahnhof (Main Station)
How to get there from Griebnitzsee:• by S-Bahn (city train) within 7 minutes;• by region train every hour at :44 within 5
minutes.
Within the main station complex you will finda shopping centre including two supermarkets,snack and coffee bars (e.g. McDonalds), 2 ATMs, atourist information, a hair dresser etc.
4. In the historical city centre of Potsdam
How to get there:• from Potsdam Hauptbahnhof (main station)
by Tram 92 (to “Kirschallee”) & Tram 96 (to“Viereckremise”) until “BrandenburgerStraße” or “Nauener Tor” (6–7 minutes ride)
In central Potsdam you will find a variety ofrestaurants, bars, cafés etc. at different price levelsand qualities as well as supermarkets, clothesshops, a tourist information etc., all within walkingdistance. Note that restaurants and cafés along themain pedestrian street “Brandenburger Straße” closearound 8 pm; bars and restaurants in the northernpart of the historical centre open much longer. Mostmajor tourist sites (including Sanssouci palace &park) can be reached within 10–15 minutes.
5. At Park Sanssouci
How to get there from Griebnitzsee:• by region train every hour at :44 (10 minutes
ride to the station “Park Sanssouci”) +10 minutes walk
On the western side of Park Sanssouci you find thebeautifully located Potsdam University campus directlyat the palace “Neues Palais”.
6. Wannsee lake & Central Berlin
How to get there from Griebnitzsee:• S-Bahn (city train) to Berlin: 5 minutes to
Wannsee, 20–30 minutes to central Berlin
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THE PROGRAMME
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Day-by-Day Programme
Wednesday, 9th September 2009
16:00 – 19:00 Arrival, registration and book exhibition, tea/coffee available
16:00 – 19:00 Drinks reception (sponsored by West European Politics)
Thursday, 10th September 2009
08:00 – 18:00 Cafeteria open for food and drink08:00 – 18:00 Registration/book exhibition/information desk
09:00 – 10:40 Panel session 1
10:00 – 11:00 Meet the ECPR Editors (Book Exhibition, ECPR Stand)
11:00 – 12:40 Panel session 2
12:40 – 14:00 Lunch
12:40 – 14:00 Drinks reception to mark the re-launch of epsNet, for theroundtable participants and attendees (Building 1, Light well)
14:00 – 15:40 Panel session 3
16:15 – 17:15 Welcome address (Lecture Hall H 03+H 04)
• ECPR Lifetime Achievement Award
• Mattei Dogan Foundation Prize
17:15 – 18:45 Roundtable chaired by Wolfgang Merkel (Lecture Hall H 03+H 04)“Post Democracy or a New Democratic Moment?”
19:00 – 22:00 Opening reception – University of Film and Television (HFF building)supported by the Potsdam Center for Policy and Management (PCPM)and the Political Studies Association (PSA)
Friday, 11th September 2009
08:00 – 18:00 Cafeteria open for food and drink
08:30 – 18:00 Registration/book exhibition/information desk
09:00 – 10:40 Panel session 4
11:00 – 12:40 Panel session 5
DAY-BY-DAY PROGRAMME
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Day-by-Day Programme
12:40 – 14:00 Lunch
12:40 – 14:00 Launch of EPSR – Reception sponsored by CambridgeUniversity Press & ECPR (Building 1, Lightwell)
14:00 – 15:40 Panel session 6
15:00 – 16:00 Meet the ECPR Editors (Book Exhibition, ECPR Stand)
16:00 – 17:40 Panel session 7
18:00 – 19:00 Plenary lecture – John Mearsheimer (Lecture Hall H 03+H 04):
“From the Collapse of Communism to the Crisis of Capitalism:Twenty Years after the Fall of the Wall”
19:00 – 22:00 Drinks reception sponsored by Wiley-Blackwell on behalf ofEuropean Journal of Political Research (Internal Courtyard)
Saturday, 12th September 2009
08:00 – 16:30 Cafeteria open for food and drink
08:30 – 17:00 Registration/book exhibition/information desk
09:00 – 10:40 Panel session 8
11:00 – 12:40 Panel session 9
12:40 – 14:00 Lunch
14:00 – 15:40 Panel session 10
& Roundtable “2009 German Federal Elections” (Room H 03)
16:00 – 17:40 Panel session 11
& Roundtable “2009 European Parliamentary Elections” (Room H 03)
18:00 Close of academic programme
17:50 – 18:30 Bus transfer from main venue to the Biosphäre
18:30 – 21:30 Closing reception (drinks & food) at the Biosphäre (ticket required)supported by the European University Institute
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Conference Highlights
Roundtable“Should European Politics Degrees Share a Common Core Syllabus?”
Thursday 10 September, 11:00–12:40 – Room: H 05
An undergraduate degree in “politics” from a European university may take many forms. They range from“political science” degrees with a substantial component of qualitative and quantitative researchmethodologies, through to “political studies” degrees with history, law or philosophy at their core,eschewing “science” altogether. Against the background of ever-increasing staff and student mobility onthe one hand, and developments of the Bologna process towards accreditation and quality assurance onthe other, does this matter? Does our academic discipline of “politics” need a shared vision of a commoncore for all European politics degrees?
Chair: Richard Topf, London Metropolitan University
Participants: JACQUI BRIGGS, University of LincolnHANS-DIETER KLINGEMANN, Social Science Research Centre, Berlin/ Simon Fraser University
Roundtable“Question Time! Constitutional & Electoral Reform in the ECPR”
Thursday 10 September, 14:00–15:40 – Room: H 05
Following the events in Lisbon when there was a shortage of candidates to be elected to the new ECPRExecutive Committee, the ECPR Council proposed that an Electoral and Constitutional Reform Group beestablished to consider ways of improving the governance of the ECPR, and especially the procedures itadopts for electing Executive Committee members. As part of the process of consultation and discussionof this matter, the Academic Convenors of the ECPR's General Conference at Potsdam decided to hold aRoundtable on ECPR Electoral and Constitutional Reform, whose model will be based on the BBC's famoustelevision programme, “Question Time”. ECPR members are therefore warmly invited to attend thissession where they will be in a position to ask the views and opinions of a selection of their learnedcolleagues on any issues pertinent to the subject matter, at the same time as having the opportunity toexpress their own views and opinions. Copies of the ECPR Constitution will be made available at theRoundtable.
Chair: Martin Bull, University of Salford
Participants: IAN BUDGE, University of EssexRUDY ANDEWEG, Leiden UniversityPIPPA NORRIS, Harvard UniversityGIANFRANCO PASQUINO, University of BolognaHANS KEMAN, Free University AmsterdamKAREN CELIS, Ghent UniversityROBERTO ESPINDOLA, Bradford University
CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS
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Conference Highlights
Plenary Roundtable Debate“Post-Democracy or a New Democratic Moment?”
Thursday 10 September, 17:15–18:45 – Room: H 03 + H 04 (Lecture Hall)
In 2004 Colin Crouch published a book entitled “Post-Democracy”. The book and the term soon becamepopular beyond the small world of political science. Crouch argues that the “democratic moment”, havingoccurred in the US slightly before and in Western Europe slightly after World War II, has passed long ago.Colin Crouch’s book does not stand alone. It is aligned to a long tradition of theory driven literature whichhas diagnosed, deplored, and predicted the crisis and decline of democracy since the early 1970s. Today,the global crisis of the financial markets seems to lead to a return of the active state. The neoliberal eraof deregulation has come to a halt. Neo-Keynesianism is back, big governments start to reregulatemarkets. Democratic politics re-conquer territory which it lost to markets during the past three decades.If this is true a new democratic moment could emerge, empowering democratic politics against marketsand business.
Chair: Wolfgang Merkel, Social Science Research Centre, Berlin
Participants: COLIN CROUCH, Warwick Business SchoolJOHN KEANE, Center for Democracy, The University of WestminsterPIPPA NORRIS, Harvard UniversityMANFRED G. SCHMIDT, Rupprecht-Karls-Universität HeidelbergVIVIEN A. SCHMIDT, Boston University
Funding opportunities for cross-national co-operation of political
scientists - Sponsored by the European Science Foundation (ESF)Friday 11 September, 09:00–10:40 – Room: HPI 1
Which opportunities do political scientists have to obtain funding for collaboration with their colleagues inother European countries? Who are the main providers of funding on a European scale? What are theright funding instruments for which kind of scientific endeavour? How to get started with an application?These are some of the questions that will be answered in this panel by experts on different Europeanfunding mechanisms. The panel convened by the European Science Foundation (ESF) which is open to allinterested researchers will consist of three short presentations of about 20 minutes per representedinstitution. Subsequently participants have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss with panellists.
Chair: Frank Kuhn, Science Officer, Social Sciences Unit, Standing Committee for the SocialSciences (SCSS), European Science Foundation (ESF)
Participants: DIMITRI CORPAKIS, Head of Unit Coordination and Horizontal issues, Directorate L: Science, Economy andSociety European Commission (EC), Directorate General for ResearchCARLOS MARTÍN-VIDE, Scientific Officer, Scientific Department, European Research CouncilExecutive Agency (ERCEA)BALÁZS KISS, Head of the Social Sciences Unit, Standing Committee for the SocialSciences (SCSS), European Sciences Foundation (ESF)
Plenary Lecture“From the Collapse of Communism to the Crisis of Capitalism: Twenty Years
after the Fall of the Wall” by John J. Mearsheimer (University of Chicago)Friday 11 September, 18:00–19:00 – Room: H 03 + H 04 (Lecture Hall)
Twenty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Europe remains at peace. Moreover, there is no evidencethat this situation is likely to change in the near future. The main cause of Europe’s stability is itsrelationship with the United States, which has hardly changed since the end of the Cold War. Mostimportantly, America has continued to serve as Europe’s pacifier by maintaining a significant militarypresence in Europe and keeping NATO intact. Indeed, Washington has expanded NATO eastward, ineffect, putting countries like Poland and the Czech Republic under the U.S. nuclear umbrella. Europeanshave not only welcomed America’s continued presence in Europe, but they have largely accepted the ideathat the United States has a moral and strategic responsibility to run the world. In fact, the Europeans –especially the British – have even been willing to help the United States police the world. In manyimportant ways, Europe has been “Americanized” over the past 65 years, which certainly has an upside,but also has a significant downside. Whether the present relationship is sustainable over the long term –especially because of the world economic crisis – is an open question.
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Conference Highlights
Roundtable“2009 German Federal Elections”
Saturday 12 September, 14:00–15:40 – Room: H 03
The German Federal elections will take place on 27 September 2009. After four years of governingtogether in a Grand Coalition, both the CDU/CSU – led by Chancellor Merkel – and the SPD – led byForeign Minister Steinmeier – have declared that they do not wish to renew their coalition after theelections. But will election results permit a different coalition formula? And what will it look like? TheRoundtable will look back at the experience of the Grand Coalition, consider the prospects of the mainparties competing in the elections, discuss trends in electoral behaviour and shifts in the party system,and consider the implications of the Federal elections for the governance challenges that the countryfaces.
Chair: Klaus H. Goetz, University of Potsdam
Participants: THOMAS POGUNTKE, University of BochumANDREA ROEMMELE, International University BruchsalSIGRID ROßTEUTSCHER, University of Frankfurt
Building an Academic Profile: How to Apply for a Job?
Sponsored by the ECPR Graduate NetworkSaturday 12 September, 14:00–15:40 – Room: S 15
Completing a PhD and at the same time establishing a good academic profile are demanding tasks. Mostgraduates have teaching assignments, need to do their own research, must assist senior researchers andneed to hunt for funding. All this already takes up a considerable amount of time, and there are still somedaunting musts such as networking, publishing, conference and professional association participation anda whole array of other things junior academics need to get involved in so as to build a desirable academicprofile. These issues will be addressed in this ECPR Graduate Network professional development panel.The discussion is aimed at graduate students at all stages of their PhD, as well as at postdoctoralresearchers.
Roundtable“2009 European Parliamentary Elections”
Saturday 12 September, 16:00–17:40 – Room: H 03
The discussion will focus on the results of the European Parliament’s 2009 elections, with particularreference to their implications for the evolution and consolidation of parties at the European level and oftheir system. Prospects for electoral law reform, particularly along the lines suggested by British ELDRMEP Andrew Duff's proposal, will also be addressed.
Chair: Luciano Bardi, University of Pisa
Participants: GABOR TOKA, Central European University, BudapestANDREW DUFF, ELDR MEPPETER MAIR, European University Institute, FlorenceAMIE KREPPEL, University of Florida
Why and How to Get Published?Sponsored by the ECPR Graduate Network
Saturday 12 September, 16:00–17:40 – Room: S 15
One of the concerns PhD young researchers have is how to publish in international journals, where tosubmit their articles or how to get publish their dissertations. In this panel some journal editors will givetheir advices about writing an article and getting it accepted by an academic journal.
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Conference Highlights
Gerhard Lehmbruch (born 1928) is Emeritus Professor of Political Science atthe University of Konstanz, Germany. He has been President of the GermanPolitical Science Association and Vice-President of the International PoliticalScience Association.
From 1947 to 1953, he studied protestant theology, philosophy aund history inBerlin, Göttingen, Tübingen and Basle, and graduated in theology (Berlin 1952),before embarking on the study of political science, history and sociology in Parisand Tübingen from 1954–59. He received his doctorate in Tübingen in 1961,where he also served from 1960 as university assistant until taking hisHabilitation in 1969. From 1969–1973 he worked as a lecturer and and professorin Heidelberg, before becoming professor in Tübingen (1973–1978) andKonstanz (1978–1996).
His research has focused on comparative party systems, comparative politicaleconomy, negotiated democracy, patterns of interest intermediation (includingthe study of neo-corporatism) and federalism. In 2003, the German PoliticalScience Association honoured him with the Theodor-Eschenburg-Prize for hislifetime achievements.
As a founding father of the ECPR, Richard Rose has been one of the pre-eminent names in political science and ‘political sociology’ since the late 1950s.
He has written widely on a broad range of topics including Northern Ireland, theUnited States, English and British Politics, and most recently post-Communistpolitics. He has been widely translated and served the profession across theworld. His most recent publication, Parties and Elections in New EuropeanDemocracies (with Neil Munro) was published by ECPR Press in April 2009.
John J. Mearsheimer is the R. Wendell Harrison Distinguished ServiceProfessor of Political Science and the co-director of the Program on InternationalSecurity Policy at the University of Chicago, where he has taught since 1982. Hegraduated from West Point in 1970 and then served five years as an officer inthe U.S. Air Force. He then started graduate school in political science at CornellUniversity in 1975. He received his PhD. in 1980. He spent the 1979–1980academic year as a research fellow at the Brookings Institution, and was a post-doctoral fellow at Harvard University's Center for International Affairs from 1980to 1982. During the 1998–1999 academic year, he was the Whitney H.Shepardson Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York.
Professor Mearsheimer has written extensively about security issues andinternational politics more generally. He has won a number of teaching awards:the Clark Award for Distinguished Teaching in 1977, and the Quantrell Award forDistinguished Teaching at the University of Chicago in 1985. In 2003, he waselected to the American Academy of Arts and Science.
ECPR Lifetime Achievement Award
The Mattei Dogan Foundation Prizein European Political Sociology
ECPR General ConferencePlenary Lecture
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Symposia
Did grow together what belonged together?
20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall. Germanand European experiences
Organiser: HANS-DIETER KLINGEMANN
Social Science Research Center Berlin, Germany
The collapse of the Berlin Wall symbolized the end of the division of Germany and Europe. 20years later it seems proper to evaluate the development of Germany after unification and ofEast West integration in Europe. Did grow together what belonged together? At its GeneralConference in Potsdam the ECPR will discuss Willy Brandt's grand vision and hold a series ofsymposia focused on various aspects of this issue.
The following topics, representing historical, structural and cultural variants of the generalproblem have been selected for debate:
10 September 2009, 09:00–10:40 Room: H 04German unification and East-West integration in Europe: Why should it growtogether?
Chairs: HANS-DIETER KLINGEMANN, Social Science Research Center Berlin, GermanyATTILA AGH, Corvinus University, Budapest, Hungary
Disc.: DIRK BERG-SCHLOSSER, Philipps University Marburg, GermanyLEIF KALEV, Tallinn University, Estonia
10 September 2009, 11:00–12:40 Room: H 04Where are the boundaries of Europe? Geographic location, membership in theCouncil of Europe, the European Union, or what?
Chairs: YILMAZ ESMER, Bahcesehir University Istanbul, TurkeyFRANK AAREBROT, Bergen University, Norway
Disc: DILEK CINAR, Bogazici University, Istanbul, TurkeyJOAKIM EKMAN, Södertörn University, Stockholm, Sweden
10 September 2009, 14:00–15:40 Room: H 03 + H 04National identity and European identity: Towards multiple political identities inEurope?Chairs: ANDREA SCHLENKER, University of Luzern, Switzerland
JUAN DIEZ MEDRANO, University of Barcelona, Spain
Disc: SOPHIE DUCHESNE, Sciences-Po, Paris, FranceRICHARD HERRMANN, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, USA
SYMPOSIA
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Symposia
11 September 2009, 09:00–10:40 Room: H 03 + H 04Beyond centralization and decentralization: Multi-level governance in Europe?Chairs: MARKUS JACHTENFUCHS, Hertie-School of Governance, Germany
LENKA ROVNA, Charles University Prague, Czech Republic
Disc.: JAN ROVNY, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USACARINA SPRUNGK, University of Osnabrück, Germany
11 September 2009, 11:00–12:40 Room: H 03 + H 04Reorganizing state economies: Towards a regulated market economy inEurope?Chairs: UWE WAGSCHAL, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Germany
TIM JAEKEL, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Germany
Disc.: DOROTHEE BOHLE, Central European University, Budapest, HungaryMARTIN HÖPNER, Max-Planck-Institut für Gesellschaftsforschung, Köln, Germany
11 September 2009, 14:00–15:40 Room: H 03 + H 04Welfare States in Europe: Convergence or divergence?Chairs: STAFFAN KUMLIN, Göteborg University, Sweden
STEFFEN MAU, Universität Bremen, Germany
Disc.: STEIN KUHNLE, University of Bergen, Norway/Hertie School of Governance, Berlin, GermanyCHIARA SARACENO, Social Science Research Center Berlin, Germany
11 September 2009, 16:00–17:40 Room: H 03 + H 04Interest organizations: Is the power of organized interests declining?Chairs: BERNHARD WEßELS, Social Science Research Center Berlin, Germany
DANICA FINK-HAFNER, Ljubljana University, Slovenia
Disc.: SUSANNE PICKEL, Greifswald University, GermanyNN
12 September 2009, 09:00–10:40 Room: H 03 + H 04Party systems: Is there a tendency towards integration or fragmentation?Chairs: STEVEN WELDON, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, Canada
GABOR TOKA, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary
Disc.: URSULA HOFFMANN-LANGE, University of Bamberg, GermanyEMILY VAN HAUTE, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
12 September 2009, 11:00–12:40 Room: H 03 + H 04What types of democracy in Europe?Chairs: HANSPETER KRIESI, Universität Zürich, Switzerland
RADOSLAW MARKOWSKI, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, Poland
Disc.: PHILIPPE SCHMITTER, European University Institute, Florence, ItalyZSOLT ENYEDI, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary
12 September 2009, 16:00–17:40 Room: H 02The Future of East-West integration in EuropeChairs: GÉRARD GRUNBERG, Sciences Po Paris, France
VELLO PETTAI, University of Tartu, Estonia
Disc.: HISKI HAUKKALA, Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Unit for Policy Planning and Research, Helsinki, FinlandZAKI LAIDI, Sciences Po Paris, France
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Thursday, 10th September 2009
Lunchtime SG on Analytical Politics and Public Choice Room: 114
Lunchtime SG on Comparative Political Institutions Room: 232
Lunchtime SG on Gender and Politics: “Status of women in the profession” Room: S 12
13.00 SG on International Political Theory Room: S 17
13.00 SG on Political Parties Room: S 25
17.00 – 19.00 SG on Religion and Politics Room: HFF 5
17.30 – 18.45 SG on Public Opinion and Voting Behaviour in a Comparative Perspective Room: S 22
Friday, 11th September 2009
13.00 SG on Federalism and Regionalism Room: HFF 2
13.00 SG on Internet and Politics Room: S 18
13.15 – 14.00 SG on Political Theory Room: S 17
17.45 SG on Interest Groups: Board meeting Room: S 27
16.00 – 18.00 SG on Kantian Political Thought Room: S 16
19.00 – 20.00 SG on Gender and Politics: Meeting + Reception Room: S 12
Saturday, 12th September 2009
tbc SG on Interest Groups: Presentation Room: S 27
11.00 – 12.40 SG on Central and Eastern European Politics Room: S 22
12.40 SG on Southern European Politics Room: HFF 5
13.00 – 14.00 SG on Security Issues Room: HFF 1
13.00 – 14.00 Meeting of Academic Convenors and Section Chairs Room: tbc
ECPR STANDING GROUP MEETINGS
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Wednesday, 9th September 2009
16.00 – 19.00 Drinks reception sponsored by West European Politics (at theBook exhibition)
Thursday, 10th September 2009
10.00 – 11.00 Meet the ECPR Editors (Book Exhibition, ECPR Stand)
12.40 – 14.00 Drinks reception to mark the re-launch of epsNet as the ECPR’steaching network, for the roundtable participants and attendees(Building 1 Lightwell)
19.00 – 22.00 Opening reception at the University of Film and Television (HFF)supported by the Potsdam Center for Policy and Management (PCPM)and the Political Studies Association (PSA)
Friday, 11th September 2009
10.40 – 11.00 Europe-Asia Studies – Meet the Editor Session
12.40 – 14.00 Launch of the European Political Science Review – Reception sponsoredby Cambridge University Press & ECPR (Building 1, Lightwell)
15.00 – 16.00 Meet the ECPR Editors (Book Exhibition, ECPR Stand)
19.00 – 20.00 Drinks reception sponsored by the Journal of Politics in LatinAmerica (JPLA) / GIGA (Building 1 Lightwell)
19.00 – 22.00 Drinks reception sponsored by Wiley Blackwell on behalf of theEuropean Journal of Political Research (Internal Courtyard)
Saturday, 12th September 2009
18.30 – 21.30 Closing receptionat the Potsdam Biosphäresupported by the EuropeanUniversity Institute
Fee: 10 ! (to be paid atthe conference registration;includes full entrance,transfer, food & drinks)
Bus transfer from MainVenue starting at 17:50.Alternatively: By Tram 96(direction “Viereckremise”;stop: “BUGA Park”) in 15min. from Potsdam Haupt-bahnhof (Main Station) or within 7min. from the city centre.
The Biosphäre is a tropical world on 7,000 m2 with 20,000tropical plants, trees up to 14 metres tall and many exoticanimals. Therein, the 720 m2 Orangerie is an extraordinarylocation due to its impressive glass front and a wall of trees.
SOCIAL PROGRAMME
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The book exhibition will be held on the Ground Floor of Building 6 (Main Campus) and will be
open at the following times:
Wednesday, 9th September 16:00 – 19:00
Thursday, 10th September 08:00 – 16:30
Friday, 11th September 08:30 – 18:00
Saturday, 12th September 08:30 – 17:00
The following publishers and representatives will be attending:
ECPR Press – Mark Kench
Palgrave Macmillan – Guy Edwards / Steven Kennedy / Emily Lawrence / Alexandra Webster
http://www.palgrave.com/
Cambridge University Press – Patrick McCartan / Jim Ansell
http://www.cambridge.org/emea/
Oxford University Press – Lizzie Suffling / Dominic Byatt
http://ukcatalogue.oup.com/
Sage – Anton Viesel
http://www.sagepub.com/home.nav
Barbara Budrich – Barbara Budrich
http://www.budrich-verlag.de/
GESIS
http://www.gesis.org/
Edwin Mellen Press – Iona Williams / Penny Readwin
http://www.mellenpress.com/
Max Planck Institut für Gesellschaftsforschung
http://www.mpifg.de/
Wiley-VCH-Verlag – Jacqueline Scott
http://www.wiley-vch.de/publish/dt/
Ashgate Publishing
http://www.ashgate.com/
Routledge/Taylor & Francis – Heidi Bagtazo
http://www.routledge.com/
GIGA – Julia Kramer
http://www.giga-hamburg.de/
Berterlsmann Stiftung – Daniel Schraad-Tischler / Martin Brusis (Center for Applied Policy Research, Munich)
http://www.bertelsmann-stiftung.de/cps/rde/xchg/bst_engl/hs.xsl/index.html
BOOK EXHIBITION
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Room Schedule
Thursday FridaySession 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Session 5 Session 6 Session 7
Room09:00
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H 01 470 (54)* 474 (54) 471 (54) 469 (54) 87 (33) 96 (33) 135 (33)
H 02 384 (47) 389 (47) 393 (47) 396 (47) 503 (47) 232 (34) 234 (34)
H 05 106 (35) 603 (24) 602 (24) 124 (35) 183 (35) 185 (35) 196 (35)
H 06 381 (36) 541 (36) 542 (36) 543 (36) 546 (36) 313 (48) 548 (36)
H 07 399 (24) 140 (55) 119 (37) 151 (37) 175 (37) 283 (37)
H 08 131 (39) 172 (39) 208 (39) 286 (39) 473 (54) 343 (39) 416 (39)
S 12 126 (10) 171 (10) 252 (10) 329 (10) 336 (10) 361 (10) 382 (10)
S 13 339 (11) 127 (11) 344 (11) 577 (11)
S 14 599 (24) 522 (13) 182 (13) 200 (13) 210 (13) 376 (13) 401 (13)
S 15 98 (14) 107 (14) 270 (14) 293 (14) 304 (14) 463 (29)
S 16 421 (49) 455 (16) 555 (49) 554 (49) 456 (16) 457 (16)
S 17 91 (17) 97 (17) 139 (17) 261 (17) 312 (17) 316 (17) 327 (17)
S 18 90 (18) 158 (18) 184 (18) 221 (18) 253 (18) 287 (18)
S 19 134 (19) 211 (19) 178 (19) 156 (19) 225 (19) 143 (20) 190 (20)
S 20 218 (24) 223 (24) 241 (24) 120 (20) 136 (20) 243 (19) 280 (19)
S 21 167 (22) 212 (22) 230 (22) 593 (22) 563 (22) 275 (38) 317 (22)
S 22 132 (23) 101 (23) 114 (23) 146 (23) 226 (23) 260 (23) 291 (23)
S 23 89 (25) 194 (25) 206 (25) 219 (25) 445 (37) 299 (25) 309 (25)
S 24 292 (26) 562 (26) 519 (26) 414 (26) 600 (26) 510 (41)
S 25 346 (24) 586 (34) 82 (28) 104 (28) 105 (28) 113 (28) 179 (28)
S 26 375 (24) 566 (24) 360 (24) 180 (30) 213 (30) 222 (30) 355 (30)
S 27 388 (31) 144 (31) 238 (31) 288 (31) 289 (31) 128 (31) 404 (31)
S 28 161 (32) 177 (32) 308 (32) 315 (32) 353 (32) 357 (32) 406 (32)
114 236 (1) 86 (1) 88 (1) 100 (1) 166 (1) 229 (1) 85 (1)
231 559 (3) 560 (3) 561 (3) 193 (24) 102 (4) 220 (4) 245 (4)
232 125 (5) 133 (5) 155 (5) 159 (5) 168 (5) 284 (5) 305 (5)
329 207 (24) 227 (6) 255 (6) 263 (6) 264 (6) 265 (6) 268 (6)
H 09 428 (24) 435 (24) 441 (24) 95 (7) 137 (7) 152 (7)
H 10 189 (9) 244 (9) 278 (9) 576 (9) 145 (12) 573 (12)
HPI 1 423 (24) 532 (53) 257 (40) 601 (24) 247 (40) 418 (40) 251 (40)
HPI 2 424 (24) 425 (24) 492 (42) 493 (42) 494 (42) 498 (42)
HPI 3 94 (43) 379 (43) 452 (43) 550 (43) 567 (43) 568 (43)
HPI 4 528 (52) 482 (24) 517 (24) 118 (45) 122 (45) 130 (45) 570 (45)
HFF 1 141 (46) 142 (46) 160 (46) 187 (46) 198 (46) 440 (46) 330 (46)
HFF 2 527 (24) 354 (24) 173 (50) 204 (50) 403 (24) 231 (50) 249 (50)
HFF 3 147 (51) 237 (51) 432 (51) 433 (51) 480 (51) 500 (51) 504 (51)
HFF 4 274 (52) 302 (52) 303 (52) 464 (52) 465 (52) 217 (50) 539 (52)
HFF 5 259 (53) 531 (53) 533 (53) 534 (53) 536 (53) 148 (55)
HFF 6 466 (24) 378 (24) 394 (24) 117 (40) 446 (57) 447 (57)
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SaturdaySession 8 Session 9 Session 10 Session 11
09:00–10:40
11:00–12:40
14:00–15:40
16:00–17:40 Room
383 (33) 485 (33) 487 (33) 590 (33) H 01235 (34) 398 (34) 400 (34) H 02311 (35) 326 (35) 248 (4) 584 (35) H 05549 (36) 551 (36) 552 (36) 553 (36) H 06306 (37) 314 (37) 345 (37) H 07323 (39) 411 (24) 328 (24) 371 (35) H 08426 (10) 429 (10) 430 (10) 580 (10) S 12475 (27) 529 (27) 530 (27) 537 (27) S 13402 (13) 591 (13) 571 (13) 605 (24) S 14483 (29) 505 (29) 604 (24) 507 (29) S 15459 (16) 460 (16) 461 (16) 458 (16) S 16338 (17) 436 (17) 513 (17) 582 (17) S 17420 (18) 501 (18) 597 (18) 214 (24) S 18347 (19) 350 (19) 370 (20) S 19199 (20) 281 (20) 583 (19) 121 (20) S 20165 (44) 192 (44) 197 (44) 209 (44) S 21419 (23) 300 (24) S 22334 (25) 356 (25) 453 (25) S 23511 (41) 512 (41) 538 (41) 569 (41) S 24242 (28) 295 (28) 525 (28) 585 (28) S 25358 (30) 521 (30) 524 (30) 587 (30) S 26150 (48) 170 (48) 484 (48) 490 (48) S 27415 (32) 454 (32) 349 (24) 377 (24) S 28276 (1) 297 (1) 380 (1) 588 (1) 114215 (24) 254 (4) 320 (4) 410 (4) 231307 (5) 310 (5) 319 (5) 202 (24) 232267 (6) 266 (6) 269 (6) 331 (6) 329169 (7) 239 (7) 322 (7) 502 (7) H 09277 (12) 296 (12) 348 (12) 195 (12) H 10557 (40) 558 (40) 115 (40) 164 (40) HPI 1496 (42) 497 (42) 495 (42) 499 (42) HPI 2271 (38) 273 (38) 413 (38) HPI 3368 (45) 407 (45) 477 (45) 250 (45) HPI 4405 (46) 408 (46) 285 (46) HFF 1258 (50) 272 (50) 301 (50) 352 (50) HFF 2518 (51) 523 (51) 589 (24) 594 (24) HFF 3540 (52) 598 (24) 578 (36) 579 (36) HFF 4186 (55) 372 (55) 431 (55) 592 (55) HFF 5449 (57) 450 (57) 595 (57) 596 (57) HFF 6
Building 1
HPI
HFF
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Sections Overview
Section 1 – Analytical Politics: Theory, Method and Applications
Chair(s): Frank Häge LIMERICK, University ofAndreas Dür DUBLIN, University College / OSLO, Universitetet IBjørn Høyland OSLO, Universitetet I
Panel 85 – Computational Modeling in Political SciencePanel 86 – Fs/QCA and Analytical PoliticsPanel 88 – Formal Models in Political SciencePanel 100 – Analytical Approaches to the Study of ConflictPanel 166 – The implementation of European lawPanel 229 – Spatial models in Comparative Politics and Political EconomyPanel 236 – Experimental methods in political sciencePanel 276 – Special Interests Groups: Mobilisation, Strategy and EffectivenessPanel 297 – Quantitative Text Analysis in European Integration ResearchPanel 380 – Diffusion and Fiscal PolicyPanel 588 – Formal and Quantitative Research in Comparative Politics and International Relations
Section 3 – Capitalist Peace?
Chair(s): Nils Petter Gleditsch PRIO
Panel 559 – Development, capitalism, and peacePanel 560 – The capitalist interstate peacePanel 561 – A capitalist civil peace?
Section 4 – Changes in Participation and Representation
Chair(s): Kris Deschouwer BRUSSEL, Vrije UniversiteitRudy Andeweg LEIDEN, Universiteit
Panel 102 – In and out civil society. Mapping civic attitudes of citizenship through European countriesPanel 220 – Caught in the act: Using protest surveys to study social and political mobilisationPanel 245 – New trends in electoral systems. Reforms towards more personalised electoral rules and electionsPanel 248 – Party members and representation in multi-layered systemsPanel 254 – Representing diversityPanel 320 – Democratic Legitimacy and Multi-level GovernancePanel 410 – Political Trust in Europe: An update of Citizens and the State
Section 5 – Comparing Origins and Effects of Political Institutions
Chair(s): Lise Rakner BERGEN, Universitetet iArco Timmermans LEIDEN, Universiteit
Panel 125 – Comparative dynamics of issue competitionPanel 133 – Political Representation and Electoral SystemsPanel 155 – Constitutional Courts and Judicial PoliticsPanel 159 – Electoral processes and political parties in new democraciesPanel 168 – Comparing Hypes, Friction, and Responsive GovernmentPanel 284 – The (In)Stability of Authoritarian RegimesPanel 305 – One Party, Two Arenas: State-Wide Parties in Regional Party SystemsPanel 307 – The Institutional Dynamics of Migration Policy-MakingPanel 310 – The (Dys-)Functionality of Corruption in Changing Contemporary Societies: A Comparative Analysis for
Industrial, Transforming and Developing CountriesPanel 319 – Measuring the Quality of Democracy
Section 6 – Critical Policy Analysis: Theory, Politics, and Methods
Chair(s): Frank Fischer KASSEL, University ofThomas Streitfellner VIENNA, University of
Panel 227 – Reassessing expert knowledge in policy-makingPanel 255 – Global PolicyPanel 263 – Policy Argumentation: The Argumentative Turn RevisitedPanel 264 – Political Economy and Public PolicyPanel 265 – Interpretation in Policy Analysis: Frames, Metaphors, Discourses and StoriesPanel 266 – Biotechnology as Policy Discourse
SECTIONS OVERVIEW
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Sections Overview
Panel 267 – Environmental Policy: Agenda-Setting and Policy FormulationPanel 268 – Urban Participation and Policy DeliberationPanel 269 – Policy Think Tanks and NetworksPanel 331 – New policy instruments: to democratise or to depoliticise ?
Section 7 – Democratic Innovations and Innovative Democracy in Europe
Chair(s): Brigitte Geissel Social Science Research Center BerlinMarko Joas ÅBO AKADEMI
Panel 95 – On the Evaluation of Democratic InnovationsPanel 137 – Citizens and Their Representatives: Renewed Ties?Panel 152 – Democratic Innovations in the Public Sector - Comparing PoliciesPanel 169 – Trust, Solidarity and Tolerance – civic resources for a European Union in troublePanel 239 – Experiments with Deliberative Mini-PublicsPanel 322 – The promise of direct democracyPanel 502 – Popular Support for Democratic Innovations?
Section 9 – Education Politics and Policies
Chair(s): Christine Trampusch BERN, UniversitaetMarius Busemeyer Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies
Panel 189 – The Comparative Political Economy of Education and Vocational TrainingPanel 244 – Institutional Change and Reform in Education Politics and PoliciesPanel 278 – Bologna and Beyond: Internationalisation and European Education PolicyPanel 576 – Education for Democracy & Youth Engagement in the Context of Educational Reforms
Section 10 – Gender and Politics
Chair(s): Johanna Kantola HELSINKI, University ofKaren Celis GHENT University
Panel 126 – The Politics of GovernancePanel 171 – Gendering Substantive Representation: Studying Representative Claims and ActsPanel 252 – Lost in Translation? Interrogating the International Norm of Gender Equality from a Transnational Feminist
PerspectivePanel 329 – Gender perspectives on democratic governance in the multi-level EU polityPanel 336 – Beyond presence: New perspectives on womens representationPanel 361 – The Making of Equality Policies in the enlarging European Union. A multi-level comparison of equality policy
frames in Southern EuropePanel 382 – European Integration from a Gender-Theoretical PerspectivePanel 426 – Gendered Ceremony and Ritual in Legislative Institutions IPanel 429 – (Gender) Equality PoliciesPanel 430 – Feminism and Conservatism: An uneasy co-existence?Panel 580 – Gender Equality and the Politics of the Transnational
Section 11 – Global Ethics in the 'War on Terror'
Chair(s): Mark Phythian LEICESTER University ofGillian Youngs LEICESTER, University of
Panel 127 – Ends, Means and Counter Terror Tactics – Tired Debates or Still Worth Discussing?Panel 339 – Digital Media, Security and On-line PoliticsPanel 344 – National military ethics in the War on TerrorPanel 577 – Ethics and Security in the War on Terror
Section 12 – Governance in Areas of Limited Statehood
Chair(s): Thomas Risse BERLIN, Freie UniversitätMarianne Beisheim BERLIN, Freie UniversitätLars Brozus BERLIN, Freie Universität
Panel 145 – Non-State Actors and Effective and Legitimate Governance in Areas of Limited StatehoodPanel 195 – Clandestine Violent Groups as a Challenge for Security GovernancePanel 277 – Private Security GovernancePanel 296 – Security Governance in Spaces of Limited StatehoodPanel 348 – The impact of global actors on health policy in developing countries: Strengthening or undermining local
health governance?Panel 573 – Hybrid Political Orders and Governance in Areas of Limited Statehood – Theoretical and Normative
Considerations
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Sections Overview
Section 13 – Green Politics
Chair(s): Adam Fagan LONDON, University of, QUEEN MARY CollegeGraeme Hayes ASTON University
Panel 182 – Regulatory governance and adaptation to climate changePanel 200 – The Politics of Climate Policy 1Panel 210 – Improving the Climate Regime: Cosmopolitan SolutionsPanel 376 – Environmental policy between internal and international forces – Impacts of international cooperation,
transnational learning and domestic politicsPanel 401 – Climate governance in least developed countriesPanel 402 – Reflexive Governance and environmental politics. Conceptual and empirical achievements and perspectivesPanel 522 – Environmental Mobilisation and Organisations in Central and Eastern Europe and EurasiaPanel 571 – The Politics of Climate Change 2Panel 591 – Learning, Institutions and the Dynamics of Environmental Regimes
Section 14 – Horizontalism in Local Governance: Rhetorics and Realities
Chair(s): Bas Denters TWENTE, Universiteit
Panel 98 – Local turnout in EuropePanel 107 – Local Citizenship and Citizen GovernancePanel 270 – Regenerating Urban Neighbourhoods: Multi level governance and neighbourhood interventionsPanel 293 – Horizontalism and hierarchy in central-local relationsPanel 304 – Metropolitan sources of changing political cleavages
Section 16 – Interactive Governance, Policy Innovation and Democracy
Chair(s): Peter Triantafillou ROSKILDE, University ofJacob Torfing ROSKILDE, University of
Panel 455 – Interactive Governance and Policymaking: What, how and why?Panel 456 – Effective Interactive Governance and PolicymakingPanel 457 – Is Interactive Governance and Policymaking Democratic?Panel 458 – Interactive governance and deliberative democracyPanel 459 – Metagoverning Interactive Governance and PolicymakingPanel 460 – Interactive employment policymakingPanel 461 – Interactive urban and regional development policymakingPanel 462 – Interactive immigration policymaking
Section 17 – International Political Theory
Chair(s): Lynn Dobson EDINBURGH, University ofAndreas Follesdal OSLO, Universitetet I
Panel 91 – Political Representation in Times of GovernancePanel 97 – Redefining the boundaries of the political: Complex diversity and the post-liberal public spherePanel 139 – Human Rights Duties, Humanitarian Assistance and the Insider-Outsider DistinctionPanel 261 – Global Justice and DemocracyPanel 312 – Theories of federalismPanel 316 – Pursuing International Criminal Justice: The Relationship between Accountability and PreventionPanel 327 – Culture, Recognition and ReconciliationPanel 338 – Carl Schmitt and the Possibility of International EthicsPanel 436 – Theorising PartisanshipPanel 513 – Democratising Global InstitutionsPanel 582 – Humanitarian and Human Rights Responsibility in Theory and Practice
Section 18 – Internet and Politics
Chair(s): Aina Gallego BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma deClelia Colombo BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de
Panel 90 – The civic web: Patterns in the civic and political participation of the young in EuropePanel 158 – Contemporary Collective Action DilemmasPanel 184 – New media and electoral participationPanel 221 – Social Movements and Protest Participation. The role of New and Old Media.Panel 253 – E-Politics: The role of the Internet in designing political practicesPanel 287 – The digital paths of political individualisation: Does technology matter?Panel 420 – The Internet, Youth Political Knowledge and Political ParticipationPanel 501 – Parties, campaigns and media technologyPanel 597 – Mobilising on the Web: Between old and new practices
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Section 19 – Latin American Politics
Chair(s): Jorge Gordin GIGA German Institute of Global and Area StudiesLaurence Whitehead OXFORD, University of
Panel 134 – Electoral campaignsPanel 156 – Regional Integration in Latin America: Mapping the Gap between Performance and DiscoursePanel 178 – Political PartiesPanel 211 – Political BehaviourPanel 225 – Judicial Politics in Latin AmericaPanel 243 – Problems and Methods in the Study of Comparative Politics in Latin AmericaPanel 280 – Rethinking Democracy: The participatory revolution in Latin AmericaPanel 347 – Uncertainties of Democracy in Latin AmericaPanel 350 – Corruption, Accountability and Democratic PoliticsPanel 583 – Assessing Latin America's Democratic Experience
Section 20 – Liberalism and Peace
Chair(s): Matthias Dembinski PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURTJohn MacMillan BRUNEL University
Panel 120 – Challenges to the Liberal Agenda: Democracy Promotion in Conflict SituationsPanel 121 – Further Directions: Extending (democratic) Peace ResearchPanel 136 – Institutions and PeacePanel 143 – Democracies and Arms ControlPanel 190 – Liberalism, war and interventionPanel 199 – Liberalism and Humanitarian Intervention in the History of IdeasPanel 281 – Conceptions of Democracy and Democratic PeacePanel 370 – Emerging Powers Exporting Their Regimes? Russia, China and India in Comparative Perspective
Section 22 – Migration
Chair(s): Eiko Thielemann LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCELuc Bovens LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE
Panel 167 – Citizenship Attribution in Comparative European PerspectivePanel 212 – Economic Migration and the European Union: A Blessing Within but a Threat From Outside? (1)Panel 230 – Citizenship Granted, Citizenship Denied, Citizenship Revoked: Migration and Belonging in Europe and North
America.Panel 317 – Bringing Class Back In: Immigrants and Immigration through the Prism of ClassPanel 359 – Deconstructing the State:Public Policies, Migration and Class Relations in EuropePanel 563 – The European Union and Forced Migration: Assessing the impact of European refugee policyPanel 593 – Economic Migration and the European Union: a Blessing Within but a Threat From Outside? (2)
Section 23 – New Ways in Electoral Research: Voting Behaviour and theElectoral Context in Comparative Perspective
Chair(s): Kees Aarts TWENTE, UniversiteitSigrid Roßteutscher FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität
Panel 101 – Dynamics of attitudes and party choicePanel 114 – Context effects in comparative studies of party choicePanel 132 – Democratic Accountability in Southern Europe: Economic Voter Sanction in Italy, Portugal, and SpainPanel 146 – The German federal election 2005: Exceptional case or watershed in German voting behaviour?Panel 226 – Different approaches to spatial analysis of party choice.Panel 260 – Professionalised campaigning in an international perspectivePanel 291 – Developing Consideration Set Models of Voting BehaviourPanel 419 – New perspectives on the impact of media on voting behaviour
Section 24 – OPEN SECTION
Chair(s): Martin Bull SALFORD, University ofLuciano Bardi PISA, Universitá di
Panel 193 – Different Resources, Different Conflicts? An Exploration of the Regional Political Economies of the Armed Conflict in Colombia
Panel 202 – Rule of law in transformationPanel 207 – 150 years of On Liberty: Re-reading the philosophical foundations of Millian liberalismPanel 214 – The decline of democracy: Loss of quality, hybridisation, and breakdownPanel 215 – Informal institutions in the age of globalisation – different world regions comparedPanel 218 – Generational Politics from a Comparative PerspectivePanel 223 – Sociologies of War, Terror and SecurityPanel 241 – The Domestic Salience of Foreign and Security PolicyPanel 300 – Approaches in the history of political thought
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Panel 328 – Political and Security Relations in Asia: Major Power Strategies, Conflicts and Cooperation 1Panel 346 – Bringing Realism Back InPanel 349 – The determinants of turnoutPanel 354 – Surveillance and privacy regulation in a comparative perspectivePanel 360 – Parliamentary opposition in comparative perspectivePanel 375 – Introducing IT to Facilitate Engagement and Interaction in Undergraduate Politics CoursesPanel 377 – The Political Mobilisation of Euroscepticism: Parties, Discourses and Contentious PoliticsPanel 378 – The Origins and Evolution of Labour Market PoliciesPanel 394 – Federal, regional, and decentralised systems and the dynamics of the distribution of powers in Europe:
Multi-level Governance and EuropeanisationPanel 399 – Linguistic JusticePanel 403 – Consolidating the consolidation of peace: Is a workable peacebuilding concept possible?Panel 411 – Boundaries and DiversityPanel 423 – Critical Approaches to Transitional Justice IPanel 424 – Critical Approaches to Transitional Justice IIPanel 425 – Regional politicians: A growing mesoelite?Panel 428 – The EU neighbourhood: Changing institutional cooperation patternsPanel 435 – The Effects of Inequality on Democratic Regimes and ProcessesPanel 441 – Institutional Origins, Evolution, Reform, and EffectsPanel 444 – Deconstructing the State: Public Policies, Migration and Class Relations in EuropePanel 466 – Europeanisation and Democratisation in South Eastern EuropePanel 482 – Republican Liberty One Concept Too Many?Panel 517 – The Politics of Budgeting and Fiscal Policy: New Perspectives and ApproachesPanel 527 – Minority nationalist parties and the challenges of multi-level politicsPanel 566 – Maestri of Political SciencePanel 589 – Middle East and the Prospect of Long-term PeacePanel 594 – Political and Security Relations in Asia: Major Power Strategies, Conflicts and Cooperation 2Panel 598 – Federal, regional, and decentralised systems and the dynamics of the distribution of powers in Europe:
Patterns of Reform ProcessesPanel 599 – Isaiah Berlin and the Foundations of Liberalism: Liberalism and the search for foundations
Panel 601 – Funding opportunities for cross-national co-operation of political scientistsPanel 602 – ROUNDTABLE: Question Time! Constitutional & Electoral Reform in the ECPRPanel 603 – ROUNDTABLE: Should European Politics degrees share a common core syllabus?Panel 604 – Graduate Network: Building an academic profile: How to apply for a Job?Panel 605 – Graduate Network: Why and How to get published?
Section 25 – Organising Government: Theoretical and EmpiricalPerspectives
Chair(s): Werner Jann POTSDAM, UniversitätLotte Jensen COPENHAGEN BUSINESS SCHOOL
Panel 89 – Tools of government in a comparative perspectivePanel 194 – Reorganising the welfare state: The merger of labour market and social administrationPanel 206 – Theoretical perspectives on government organisationsPanel 219 – Organising the management and measurement of performancePanel 299 – Executives and Legislation: The impact of executive organisation on patterns of legislationPanel 309 – Institutions and innovation processes in the public sectorPanel 334 – Changing State Structure and ActionPanel 356 – The core executive in interministerial coordinationPanel 453 – Organising policy advice
Section 26 – Party Competition in Multi-Level Settings
Chair(s): Dan Hough SUSSEX, University ofMichael Koß POTSDAM, Universität
Panel 292 – Parties and the Institutional FrameworkPanel 414 – The Europeanisation of National Party PoliticsPanel 519 – Party organisation in federal and multilevel systems of governancePanel 520 – Statewide Parties with Non-statewide Rivals: Strategic Responses to Multi-Level Party CompetitionPanel 562 – Decentralisation and Multi-level Politics in Contemporary EuropePanel 600 – The Europeanisation of party competition in an enlarged Europe
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Section 27 – Perceptions and Politics
Chair(s): Jean-Charles Brotons GENÈVE, Université deDidier Chabanet Ecole Normale Supérieure , Lettres & Sciences Humaines
Panel 475 – Perceptions and voting behaviourPanel 529 – Approaches to belief choice or changePanel 530 – Elite perceptions and decision makingPanel 537 – Perceptions and protest behaviour
Section 28 – Perspectives on the Radical Right
Chair(s): Kai Arzheimer MAINZ, Johannes Gutenberg-UniversitaetElisabeth Carter KEELE, University of
Panel 82 – Post-Soviet Russian Nationalism: Ideology, Context, ComparisonPanel 104 – The causes for the success and failure of the radical right in Central and Eastern EuropePanel 105 – On the Borderline Between Protest and Violence: Political Movements of the New Radical RightPanel 113 – Consequences of the surge of anti-immigration partiesPanel 179 – The Radical Right in Western EuropePanel 242 – Inside the Radical Right: An Internalist PerspectivePanel 295 – Party-based Euroscepticism in Western and Eastern EuropePanel 525 – Neighbourhood Effects Revisited: The Visualisation of Immigrants and Radical Right-Wing VotingPanel 585 – The radical right and the debate over immigration policy
Section 29 – Policy Arenas and Dynamics of Welfare State Rescaling
Chair(s): Olivier Giraud CNRS, StrasbourgRita Nikolai BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für Socialforschung (WZB)
Panel 463 – Rescaling Educational Policy in Europe: Discourse, Strategies, Reforms, and OutcomesPanel 483 – Rescaling Family PolicyPanel 505 – Rescaling Health Care PolicyPanel 507 – Rescaling Labour Market Policy
Section 30 – Policy Evaluation in the Public Sector
Chair(s): Carl Devos GHENT UniversityDries Verlet Research Center of the Flemish Government
Panel 180 – Towards good governance within the public sector. But, good governance: What’s in the name?Panel 213 – Linking academia and evaluation units in multi-level contexts and policiesPanel 222 – New conceptual and normative approaches for the evaluation of public policy/provisionsPanel 355 – Performance Management in Public Sector organisationsPanel 358 – Evaluation of territorial and functional reform policies in the intergovernmental settingPanel 521 – The design of performance management systems and its consequences for policy evaluation and
governancePanel 524 – Evaluating public sector efficiencyPanel 587 – Governmental policy program performance
Section 31 – Policy Processes in the European Union
Chair(s): Sebastiaan Princen UTRECHT, University ofJeremy Richardson OXFORD, University of
Panel 128 – Policy Evaluation in the EUPanel 144 – Agenda-Setting in the European UnionPanel 238 – Interest Groups in the EU Policy Process.Panel 288 – Policy implementation in the European UnionPanel 289 – Decision-making in the European UnionPanel 388 – The implementation of EU policiesPanel 404 – Advocacy Coalitions in European Politics: Case-Based Strategies for Measurement and Theory Development
Section 32 – Policy Representation in Comparative Perspective
Chair(s): Gail McElroy DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE, University ofSylvia Kritzinger VIENNA, University of
Panel 161 – From many to one: On the dimensionality of electorate and legislaturePanel 177 – Effects of direct democracy on representation and policy makingPanel 308 – Party Discipline in EuropePanel 315 – Electoral Democracy in Europe: Research from the PIREDEU ProjectPanel 353 – The independent variables in economic voting studies
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Panel 357 – Europe’s double talkers? Determinants of policy congruence at the European levelPanel 406 – Measuring policy preferences, outcomes, and representationPanel 415 – Democratic representation in the multilevel European polity and beyondPanel 454 – Subconstituency Representation across Western Europe
Section 33 – Political Communication
Chair(s): Darren Lilleker BOURNEMOUTH, University of
Panel 87 – Political Communication and Web 2.0Panel 96 – Studying the tango: Mutual perceptions and interactions between politicians and journalists 1 (comparative
perspectives)Panel 135 – Analysing Political RhetoricPanel 383 – Analysing Legitimation Discourses – Methodological Issues and Substantive FindingsPanel 485 – Issues in Political CommunicationPanel 487 – The Professionalisation of Political CommunicationPanel 590 – Studying the tango: Mutual perceptions and interactions between politicians and journalists 2 (Country
analyses)
Section 34 – Political Development between Democratisation and Conflict
Chair(s): Francesco Moro FIRENZE, Università degli studi diStefano Costalli Catholic University of Milan
Panel 232 – Societal fractures, mass mobilisation and violence: The politicisation of ethnicity and religion between macro and micro-analysis
Panel 234 – Democratization and institution-building: Recasting the structure - agency debate in democracy promotion and «transitology» (1)
Panel 235 – Social movements and rebel groups: How values, organisation, resources, political opportunities, shape their strategies
Panel 398 – Geopolitics of Conflict and Democratisation? Middle East, Turkey and KosovoPanel 400 – How does conflict shape democratisation?Panel 586 – Democratisation and institution-building: Recasting the structure - agency debate in democracy promotion
and «transitology» (2)
Section 35 – Political Economy – Shifting Boundaries between theEconomic and the Political
Chair(s): Waltraud Schelkle LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE
Panel 106 – The clash of capitalism: The political economy of structural reforms in EuropePanel 124 – Judicial politics – Shifting boundaries between legal ordersPanel 183 – Economic patriotism– The limits of the European Market ProjectPanel 185 – The political economy of macroeconomic stabilisation: Still in the Iron Age or moving on?Panel 196 – The Regulatory Politics of Welfare PrivatisationPanel 311 – Perceptions of Law in the Governance of Globalising markets by Political Scientists, Sociologists and in Legal
ScholarshipPanel 326 – Cultural Political Economy: Political and Economic ImaginariesPanel 371 – A new political economy of strikes?Panel 584 – The clash of capitalism 2
Section 36 – Political Psychology: Understanding Citizens, Leaders,Passions and Conflicts
Chair(s): Tereza Capelos SURREY, University ofHenk Dekker LEIDEN, Universiteit
Panel 381 – Multiculturalism vs. ConflictPanel 541 – Political leadership: Ambitions and motivesPanel 542 – Political leadership: Image management and campaignsPanel 543 – Psychological Determinants of Electoral ChoicesPanel 546 – Xenophobia, IslamophobiaPanel 547 – Threat and terrorism in politicsPanel 548 – National /European identity construction and implicationsPanel 549 – Political Psychology: Promising theoretical and methodological innovationsPanel 551 – Political culture, Identity and LanguagePanel 552 – Political discontent, cynicism, and protestPanel 553 – Multiculturalism and the Political Psychology of Foreign PolicyPanel 578 – Political learning, political reasoning and deliberationPanel 579 – Learning, Politics and the Media
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Section 37 – Political Sociology
Chair(s): Niilo Kauppi CNRS, Strasbourg
Panel 119 – The activists of 68, forty years after.Panel 151 – Sociology of Party ActivismPanel 175 – Social Studies of DiplomacyPanel 283 – Elites and Masses: Agenda Setting and LegitimacyPanel 306 – Framing processes and deliberative politicsPanel 314 – Power and Conflict in World Politics –The sociology of Pierre Bourdieu in IRPanel 345 – Ordinary Citizens and PoliticsPanel 445 – Citizens and Democratic Politics: Participation, Representation, and Disaffection
Section 38 – Politics and Metaphysics in Kant
Chair(s): Kerstin Budde CARDIFF UniversityHoward Williams ABERYSTWYTH University
Panel 271 – Kant and International RelationsPanel 273 – Sovereignty and Metaphysics in KantPanel 275 – Metaphysics, History and PoliticsPanel 413 – Legitmacy and Metaphysics
Section 39 – Politics, Arts and Conflict: Aesthetic Interventions
Chair(s): Frank Möller TAMPERE, University of
Panel 131 – Reading The WirePanel 172 – Conflict, Identity and the (Re)construction of Cultural HeritagePanel 208 – Reflections of the Past within the Present: Art, Society, PoliticsPanel 286 – Photography and International ConflictPanel 323 – Reading art politically/resisting political readingPanel 343 – Art and Reconciliation?Panel 416 – Visual Politics, art, and the social transformative power of images
Section 40 – Protest Politics
Chair(s): Dieter Rucht Social Science Research Center BerlinSimon Teune BERLIN, Freie Universität
Panel 115 – The contentious politics of intellectual propertyPanel 117 – Political Activism, Civil Societies, and Social Movements in Eastern Europe: Twenty Years After the Fall of
CommunismPanel 164 – Protest Outcomes: Methodological PerspectivesPanel 247 – The Democratic Qualities of Protest PoliticsPanel 251 – Protest Facing Different Political RegimesPanel 257 – Transnational campaigns, protest and social movements.Panel 418 – The visual and cultural dimension of protest (new)Panel 557 – Mobilisation and Protest Communication on the Social WebPanel 558 – What is so different when it comes to violence? Determinants, forms and biographical consequences of the
recourse to violent acts in activist careers
Section 41 – Reconceptualising the Transition in New EU Member StatesChair(s): Georg Sootla TALLINN University
Raivo Vetik TALLINN University
Panel 510 – Reconsidering state society interface in developing citizenship and civic activismPanel 511 – Contradictions of values and patterns of politics and government in new democraciesPanel 512 – Retrenchment scenarios in Eastern European welfare statesPanel 538 – National integration policies in Easten EuropePanel 569 – Problems of stabilisation of party system in new democracies
Section 42 – Reconstructing Constructivism: Reflexive Approaches inPolitical Science
Chair(s): Benjamin Herborth FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-UniversitätOliver Kessler BIELEFELD, University of
Panel 492 – Reconstructing Constructivism: Where does it all come fromPanel 493 – Varieties of constructivist thoughtPanel 494 – Whats normative about norms? Constructivism between social science and political theoryPanel 495 – Norms vs. Power or Norms as Power?Panel 496 – Constructivism in Practice I: From meta to method?Panel 497 – Constructivism in Practice II: Is there a divide between soundness and critique in constructivist research –
and whats the risk of bridging it?
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Panel 498 – The future of constructivism? International Political Theory or International Political SociologyPanel 499 – Beyond or within constructivist theorising (is silence golden)? Assessing the boundary to poststructuralism,
Pragmatism, and the practice turn
Section 43 – Regulation of Networks and Networks of Regulation
Chair(s): Matthias Finger EPFL, College of ManagementKutsal Yesilkagit UTRECHT, University of
Panel 94 – The co-evolution between technology and regulatory governancePanel 379 – Regulatory agencies and the Europeanisation of food safety policyPanel 452 – Coordination or fragmentation in the emerged networks of regulation (1)Panel 550 – Networks of regulation and the management of transnational riskPanel 567 – Coordination or fragmentation in the emerged networks of regulation (2)Panel 568 – Regulatory Governance: Regulatory Networks, Authorities and Risk Management
Section 44 – Religion and Politics in the 21st Century: New Meanings,New Actors, New Relations
Chair(s): Paolo Segatti MILANO, Universitá degli studi diJose Ramón Montero MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de
Panel 165 – Religious cleavage or religious conflict: The role of politics in mobilising religious identitiesPanel 192 – New assertiveness or increasing desperation? Catholic religious institutions and policy making in EuropePanel 197 – Religious Voting in Comparative PerspectivePanel 209 – Political implications of religious evolution: How changes in religiosity affect political behaviour
Section 45 – Religious Actors in the Political Sphere: Means,Objectives, and Effects
Chair(s): Jeff Haynes LONDON Metropolitan UniversityAnja Hennig Europa-Universität Viadrina
Panel 118 – Religious Actors and Domestic Policies in Liberal DemocraciesPanel 122 – Religious Actors in Democratisation ProcessesPanel 130 – From the local to Europe: Religious belongings in the changing hierarchy of identitiesPanel 250 – Religiously-Oriented Political Actors in Secular Democratic States: The Turkish Case in Comparative
PerspectivePanel 368 – Religious Actors and the Media: Forging Identities in a Complex Political EnvironmentPanel 407 – Religious NGOs in Global Governance: Conflict or Convergence?Panel 477 – Religious Actors and Ideas in Migration Policy and PoliticsPanel 570 – Religion, soft power and foreign policy: Theoretical and empirical observations
Section 46 – Security and Governance
Chair(s): Stefan Wolff NOTTINGHAM, University ofFiona Adamson LONDON, University ofGlen Newey KEELE, University of
Panel 141 – The Power of Europe – Implementing and Developing the ESS (I): Instruments of PowerPanel 142 – The Power of Europe – Implementing and Developing the ESS (II): Relations of PowerPanel 160 – Ethnic conflicts and federalismPanel 187 – Practical theory? Reading national security strategies with IRPanel 198 – European Terrorism Research: An Interdisciplinary Approach?Panel 285 – IR Theory and the Privatisation of SecurityPanel 330 – Targeted Sanctions: A critical reviewPanel 405 – Changing Normative Orders in Security GovernancePanel 408 – Governing multiagency operations in conflict management: Comprehensive approaches and their limitsPanel 440 – Transcending Organisational Boundaries. Comprehensive Security and Implications for EU Security
Governance
Section 47 – Security Sector Reform and Democratic Consolidation
Chair(s): Jürgen Rüland FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-UniversitätGabriela Maria Manea FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität
Panel 384 – New Conceptual, Theoretical and Methodological PerspectivesPanel 389 – Civilian actors and domains of security sector oversightPanel 393 – Societal effects of security sector reform: Security governance in post-conflict environmentPanel 396 – The role of Parliaments in Deployments AbroadPanel 503 – Security sector reform and the transformation of doctrines and corporate identities
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Section 48 – Social Justice and Varieties of Capitalism
Chair(s): Albena Azmanova KENT, University ofGlyn Morgan HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Panel 150 – Democracy and justice in distributive conflictsPanel 170 – Global climate justice and varieties of capitalismPanel 313 – Dirty, Sexy, Fast Money: A cautionary talePanel 484 – Security, Freedom and the Varieties of Welfare CapitalismPanel 490 – Social Justice After Neo-liberal Capitalism
Section 49 – Symbolic Politics: the Example of Europe
Chair(s): Silvia Mihalikova BRATISLAVA, Comenius University, Faculty of ArtsAndreas Pribersky VIENNA, University of
Panel 421 – Symbolism and the Presidency of the EU: The Case of CFSPPanel 554 – The Symbolic Dimension of European PoliticsPanel 555 – Memory politics: The construction of European memory?
Section 50 – Territorial Politics
Chair(s): Klaus Detterbeck MAGDEBURG, University ofWilfried Swenden EDINBURGH, University ofEve Hepburn EDINBURGH, University of
Panel 173 – Party Competition and Second Chambers in Federal StatesPanel 204 – Kosovo, Abkhazia, South Ossetia, Chechnya: Special Cases and Valid Comparisons?Panel 217 – Alpine Party Politics and RegionalismPanel 231 – The regional cleavage in EuropePanel 249 – Unilateral secessions: Popular mobilisation and international recognitionPanel 258 – Governing Divided Societies: Territorial and non-territorial tools of conflict managementPanel 272 – Beyond Decentralisation: Conceptualising and Measuring the Interlocked StatePanel 301 – The Future of Belgian FederalismPanel 352 – Decentralisation in unitary states – the role of sub-national authorities
Section 51 – The European Union and International Institutions
Chair(s): Knud Erik Jørgensen AARHUS UniversitetOle Elgstrom LUNDS Universitet
Panel 147 – The European Union in multilateral regimes: What impact at home?Panel 237 – The EU as International ActorPanel 432 – The EUs performance in international institutions: Case studiesPanel 433 – The EUs performance in international institutions: Cross-cutting issuesPanel 480 – The influence of international institutions on the European UnionPanel 500 – The EU and Regimes in the Global Political EconomyPanel 504 – The EU and Security RegimesPanel 518 – The EU in Multilateral Security GovernancePanel 523 – The European Union as an actor in the United Nations system – A systematic analysis
Section 52 – The Organisation of Conflict Inside Political Parties
Chair(s): Françoise Boucek LONDON, University of, QUEEN MARY CollegeRichard Katz JOHNS HOPKINS University
Panel 274 – Hierarchy and Stratarchy in Contemporary Party OrganisationPanel 302 – Intra-party conflict and the selection of cabinet ministersPanel 303 – Intra-party conflict, individual ministers’ resignations and cabinet reshufflesPanel 464 – Conflict and Cohesion in North European Political PartiesPanel 465 – Intra-party conflict and factionalismPanel 528 – The Personnel Strategies of Political Parties in Comparative Perspective: Does the Electoral System Matter?Panel 539 – Estimating the impact of intra-party conflict on party systemsPanel 540 – Describing and Measuring Intra-Party Conflict
Section 53 – The Political Economy of Economic Shocks and Socio-EconomicCrises
Chair(s): Thomas Plümper ESSEX, University of
Panel 259 – Multilevel Approaches to the Demand for Welfare PoliciesPanel 531 – Race, Gender & CrimePanel 532 – Context Conditionality
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Panel 533 – Multilevel Politics & Political EconomyPanel 534 – International OrganisationsPanel 536 – Redistribution & Poverty
Section 54 – The Politics of Intelligence Governance
Chair(s): Peter Gill LIVERPOOL, University ofThorsten Wetzling Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, GenevaHans Born Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF)
Panel 469 – Problems and solutions for research in intelligence studiesPanel 470 – Explaining successes and failures in the democratisation of intelligencePanel 471 – The use of intelligence by non-state actorsPanel 473 – International intelligence co-operation: Problems of human rights and oversightPanel 474 – Democratic control in an age of networked intelligence
Section 55 – The Quality of Democracy in Southern Europe
Chair(s): Susannah Verney ATHENS, University of
Panel 140 – Southern European exceptionalism and Italian politics: An exception to the end of exception?Panel 148 – Kakfa goes SouthernPanel 186 – Leadership and political parties in Southern European RegionsPanel 372 – Trends in political participation of non-national residents in Southern Europe DemocraciesPanel 431 – Policy change and reform effectiveness in southern European democracies: Explaining domestic reform
paths under varieties of capitalismPanel 592 – Institutional Performance and Democratic Quality in Southern Europe
Section 57 – US Foreign Policy
Chair(s): Adam Quinn BIRMINGHAM, University ofTrevor McCrisken WARWICK, University of
Panel 446 – The war on terror in and after the Bush administrationPanel 447 – US Middle East Policy (1): Grand Strategy and the Greater Middle EastPanel 449 – EU-US relations in and after BushPanel 450 – US Foreign Policy: The Domestic Setting (1): Institutions and ProcessesPanel 595 – US US Middle East Policy (2): US Relations with Middle Eastern StatesPanel 596 – US Foreign Policy: The Domestic Setting (2): Power and Security
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Explaining successes and failures inthe democratisation of intelligence
Chair: Hans Born - Geneva Centre for the DemocraticControl of Armed Forces (DCAF)
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Explaining successes and failures in the democratisation ofintelligence
THOMAS C BRUNEAU - Naval Postgraduate SchoolCRISTIANA MATEI - Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey
Approaches to the Democratisation of Intelligence inTransition States: A Comparative Assessment
AIDAN WILLS - Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control ofArmed Forces (DCAF)
Democratic transformation in complex environments:Intelligence and the state in Africa
LAUREN HUTTON - Institute for Security Studies
Moral regeneration: The basis for South African intelligenceoversight.
C MOKOBANE -
A Proposed Framework for the Analysis of IntelligenceProcesses in Democratising Regimes
PETER GILL - LIVERPOOL, University of
Panel 470 Room H 01
New Conceptual, Theoretical andMethodological Perspectives
Chair: Aurel Croissant - HEIDELBERG, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität
Co-Chair: David Kuehn - HEIDELBERG, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität
Disc.: Heiner Hänggi - Geneva Centre for theDemocratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF)
Emerging Democracies and the Challenges of Civilian Controlover the Military: A New Approach
SIEGFRIED WOLF - HEIDELBERG, Ruprecht-Karls-UniversitätPAUL CHAMBERS - HEIDELBERG, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität
Civilians accompanying armed forces: Explaining changes inthe civil-military force mix
ULRICH PETERSOHN - RAND Corporation
Is it really all but Reiteration and Stagnation? Conceptual,Theoretical, and Methodological Realities of Civil-MilitaryResearch [tabled]
DAVID KUEHN - HEIDELBERG, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität
Reintegration of ex-service personnel: Comparative analysisthe UK and Russia
NATALIA DANILOVA - NOTTINGHAM, University of
From Civil-Military Relations towards Security SectorGovernance
ALEXANDRE LAMBERT - SIT Study Abroad, Geneva
The Thai Military, Civilian Control and Public DiscourseKATJA FREISTEIN - HSFK
Panel 384 Room H 02
The clash of capitalism: The politicaleconomy of structural reforms in
Europe
Chair: Bruno Amable - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE), Université de
Co-Chair: Martin Hoepner - Max Planck Institute for theStudy of Society
Disc.: Robert Boyer - Paris School of Economics
Usurpation, not delegation: How the ECJ radicalizes CommonMarket integration and why it deserves political control
MARTIN HÖPNER - Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies,Cologne
Liberalising social policy reforms and the collapse of Worldsand Varieties of welfare capitalism
WALTRAUD SCHELKLE - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Varieties of capitalism and varieties of macroeconomicpolicy: Are some economies more pro-cyclical than others?
KARIM AZIZI - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE), Université de
Transnational Private Governance and the Clash ofCapitalism in the European Union
ANDREAS NÖLKE - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-UniversitätHEATHER TAYLOR - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität
How does Europe matter? The paradigm shift of pensionpolicy in continental countries.
ARNAUD LECHEVALIER - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE),Université de Centre Marc Bloch
Panel 106 Room H 05
Multiculturalism vs. Conflict
Chair: Henk Dekker - LEIDEN, Universiteit
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Lisbeth Aggestam - CAMBRIDGE, University of
Marc Helbling - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrumfür Sozialforschung (WZB)
The transformative and practical aims of caringmulticulturalism
SARAH SCUZZARELLO - LUNDS Universitet
Constructive and destructive aspects of heterogeneity inBosnia-Herzegovina
DAVIDE MORSELLI - LAUSANNE, Université deSTEFANO PASSINI - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi
People’s reaction to news stories: The Role of MoralExclusion on Moral Reasoning
PAOLA VILLANO - BOLOGNA, Università degli StudiSTEFANO PASSINI - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi
Ethnic diversity in the school system – contextual effects ontrust, tolerance and democratic knowledge among 80 000students in 30 OECD countries
ANDREJ KOKKONEN - GÖTEBORGS Universitet
Panel 381 Room H 06
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Linguistic Justice
Chair: Helder De Schutter - OXFORD, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Andrew Shorten - LIMERICK, University of
A Dynamic Linguistic Territoriality PrincipleNENAD STOJANOVIC - ZURICH, University of
Dividing Individuality: Pluralistic Citizenship and the Case ofLinguistic Diversity
YAEL PELED - OXFORD, University of
Accommodating linguistic difference: Five typological modelsof language rights
XABIER ARZOZ - PAIS VASCO, Universidad del
Language and legitimation in the European UnionPETER A KRAUS - HELSINKI, University of
Panel 399 Room H 07
Reading The Wire
Chair: Debbie Lisle - BELFAST, QUEEN'S University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
The Re-Imagining of The American Working Class: ReadingSeason 2 of The Wire
MICHAEL MARINETTO - CARDIFF University
This is Me, Right Here: Reading Memory, Place and Identitythrough the Lens of The Wire
JILL STEANS - BIRMINGHAM, University of
Hamsterdam: The City as Allegory in The WireANCA PUSCA - LONDON, University of, GOLDSMITHS COLLEGE
The core, the margins and the missing middle. The Gameand Broken Citizenship in The Wire
MICHAEL LISTER - OXFORD BROOKES University
Panel 131 Room H 08
The Politics of Governance
Chair: Stefanie Wöhl - VIENNA, University of
Co-Chair: Birgit Sauer - VIENNA, University of
Disc.: Gülay Caglar - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu
Governing religion through genderSTEPHANIE GARLING - ERLANGEN-NUERNBERG, Friedrich-Alexander Universitaet
Neoliberal Governance in the European UnionSTEFANIE WÖHL - VIENNA, University of
Interaction of State and Non-State Actors in theImplementation of Gender Equality: The case of Turkey
HELIN UCAR - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu
Gender Expertise and the Transformation of MasculineDomination
ELISABETH PRUEGL - FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL University /Graduate Institute, Geneva
Lost in Translation? Interrogating the International Norm ofGender Equality from a Transnational Feminist Perspective[tabled]
FRANZISKA MÜLLER - KASSEL, University of
Rethinking bodily citizenship in the era of reprogenetics.Insights from a comparative perspective
TERESA KULAWIK - SÖDERTÖRNS HÖGSKOLA (University College)
Panel 126 Room S 12
Isaiah Berlin and the Foundations ofLiberalism: Liberalism and the search
for foundations
Chair: Mario Ricciardi -MILANO,Universitá degli studi di
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Elena García Guitián - MADRID,UniversidadAutònoma de
Negative vs. Positive Liberty in the Context of Search forFoundations
IVÁN ZOLTÁN DÉNES - DEBRECEN, University of Debrecen
Value-Pluralism and Modus VivendiJOHN HORTON - KEELE, University of
Human Rights Universalism and Value PluralismATTRACTA INGRAM - IRELAND, National University of UCD
The political power of sexual preferenceNATHANIEL COLEMAN - MICHIGAN, University of (Ann Arbor)
Two kinds of pluralismLYNN DOBSON - EDINBURGH, University of
Panel 599 Room S 14
Local turnout in Europe
Chair: Angelika Vetter - STUTTGART, Universität
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Kai Arzheimer - MAINZ, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität
Electoral Systems and Turnout: Evidence from German LocalElections 1999-2006
ANGELIKA VETTER - STUTTGART, Universität
How the Field of Candidates Affects Turnout in German LocalElections
DAVID GEHNE - DUESSELDORF, Heinrich-Heine-UniversitaetSCOTT STOCK GISSENDANNER - GÖTTINGEN, Georg-August-Universität
Trends in Local electoral turnoutHENK VAN DER KOLK - TWENTE, Universiteit
Size and local democracy: The second-order election modelrevisited
JAUME MAGRE - BARCELONA, Universidad deXAVIER BERTRANA - BARCELONA, Universidad de
Electoral turnout in Swiss municipalities: What explains thedifferences in turnout and decline?
ANDREAS LADNER - LAUSANNE, Université de
Panel 98 Room S 15
Symbolism and the Presidency of theEU: The Case of CFSP
Chair: Laura Ferreira-Pereira - MINHO, University ofMinho - NICPRI
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Klaus Brummer - ERLANGEN-NUERNBERG,Friedrich-Alexander Universitaet
Sharing the CFSP Platform with the High Representative:What Payoffs for the EU Presidency?
HYLKE DIJKSTRA - MAASTRICHT Universiteit
Slovenian foreign policy within the EU foreign policy:Presidency as a trigger
SABINA KAJNC - LJUBLJANA, University of
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Learning the CFSP Grammar: Mapping Up the Contribution ofthe Portuguese Presidencies of the EU Council (1992, 2000,2007)
LAURA FERREIRA-PEREIRA - MINHO, University of Minho - NICPRIALENA VIEIRA - MINHO, University of
The 2007 Portuguese European Council Presidency Depictedin the Press
RUI NOVAIS - LIVERPOOL, University of
Panel 421 Room S 16
Political Representation in Times ofGovernance
Chair: Johannes Pollak - Austrian Academy of Sciences
Co-Chair: Christopher Lord - ARENA, Oslo
Disc.: Dario Castiglione - EXETER, University of
Legitimacy and representation in the EU. Fromrepresentative to participative democracy?
MARIA CRISTINA MARCHETTI - ROMA LA SAPIENZA, Università di
Governance in light of theories of representative democracyJACQUES THOMASSEN - TWENTE, Universiteit
A Democratically Accountable European External ActionService: Three Scenarios
JOZEF BÁTORA - Austrian Academy of Sciences
The social magic of political representationERIK JENTGES - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu
Democracy by Delegation? Who, What and How isrepresented in European (New) Governance
RICHARD BELLAMY - LONDON, University College
Panel 91 Room S 17
Electoral campaigns
Chair: Olivier Dabène - Sciences Po
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Ivan Llamazares - SALAMANCA, Universidad de
Esse Es Pecipi (To be is to be perceived): GovernmentPerformance, Electoral Competitiveness and SubnationalPolitical Budget Cycles in Mexico.
BENITO MIRÓN LÓPEZ - OXFORD, University of
Electoral reforms and party system fragmentationPEDRO RIERA - MADRID, Instituto Juan March de Estudios eInvestigaciones
Panel 134 Room S 19
Generational Politics from aComparative Perspective
Chair: Achim Goerres - COLOGNE, University of
Co-Chair: Pieter Vanhuysse - HAIFA, University of
Disc.: -
Does demographic ageing change the social foundations ofmodern democracies? The experience of generationalsolidarity and the expectations towards the role of thedemocratic state among ordinary citizens
ACHIM GOERRES - COLOGNE, University ofKATRIN PRINZEN - COLOGNE, University of
What Are They, What Do They Do and Do They Matter? AConceptual Framework for Understanding Older Persons’Interest Representation and Its Impact in AdvancedCapitalist Democracies
MARTHA DOYLE - DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE, University ofVIRPI TIMONEN - DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE, University of
Planning for An Ageing Society: A Canada-US ComparisonPATRIK MARIER - CONDORDIA University
The effect of population ageing on social policy effort in 21welfare states: A total-government budget approach
MARKUS TEPE - CARL VON OSSIETZKY Universität OldenburgPIETER VANHUYSSE - HAIFA, University of
Panel 218 Room S 20
Citizenship Attribution in ComparativeEuropean Perspective
Chair: Maarten Vink - MAASTRICHT Universiteit /LISBON, University of
Co-Chair: Espen Olsen - Arena, University of Oslo
Disc.: Maarten Vink - MAASTRICHT Universiteit /LISBON, University of
Nationalism in times of fear: Terrorism and the changeabilityof national identity within the multicultural context of theNetherlands
EEKE DIX - EDINBURGH, University of
Citizenship ceremonies in Britain and France: Politicaldebates, legislative evolution and institutional practices.
CATHERINE PUZZO - TOULOUSE, Institut d Etudes Politiques (IEP)de
Theorizing Multilevel Citizenship in the EU: Elements ofCitizenship and Mechanisms of Institutional Change
ESPEN OLSEN - OSLO, Universitetet I
Citizenship access, dual nationality and socio-culturalintegration
EVELYN ERSANILLI - AMSTERDAM, Vrije UniversiteitRUUD KOOPMANS - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum fürSozialforschung (WZB)
The Vicissitudes of Dutch Citizenship and Nationality LawWILLEM MAAS - YORK University
Panel 167 Room S 21
Democratic Accountability in SouthernEurope: Economic Voter Sanction in
Italy, Portugal, and Spain
Chair: Michael Lewis-Beck - IOWA, University of
Co-Chair: Marina Costa Lobo - LISBOA, Universidade de
Disc.: Paolo Bellucci - SIENA, Universita degli studi di
Does the economy enter the ballot-box? A comparison of2000 and 2008 general elections in Spain
MARTA FRAILE MALDONADO - CONSEJO SUPERIOR DEINVESTIGACIONES CIENTÍFICAS (CSIC) Instituto de Políticas yBienes Públicos (IPP)MICHAEL LEWIS-BECK - IOWA, University of
Economy or Ideology: Diagnosing the sources of ElectoralChange in Turkey, 2002-2007
ALI CARKOGLU - SABANCI University
Does globalization shape citizen perceptions on the ability ofgovernment to make a difference? [tabled]
IRENE MENENDEZ - MADRID, Instituto Juan March de Estudios eInvestigaciones
Economic voting in Portugal: A review and a reappraisalANDRÉ FREIRE - ISCTE - Lisbon University InstituteJOSÉ PEREIRA SANTANA - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
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Government accountability and voting choices in Italy,2001- 2008
PAOLO BELLUCCI - SIENA, Università degli studi di
Do voters leave their wallets out of the polling booth?Economic perceptions, as determinants of party choice inGreece, 2000-2007.
STAVROS SKRINIS - PANTEION University of Social & PoliticalScienceROULA NEZI - ATHENS, University of
Do whatever your neighbours did. Electoral contagion inSpanish local elections (1987-2007) [tabled]
GONZALO RIVERO - NEW YORK University
Panel 132 Room S 22
Tools of government in a comparativeperspective
Chair: Salvador Parrado - MADRID, Nacional deEducacion a Distancia, Universidad (UNED)
Co-Chair: Martin Lodge - LONDON SCHOOL OFECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Disc.: -
Franco and Salazar: Tools for the subordination of themilitary.
JOSE JAVIER OLIVAS OSUNA - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS& POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Opening up the toolbox or box ticking exercise? The impactof high quality regulation policy on the choice of tools ofgovernment
KAI WEGRICH - HERTIE School of Governance
Monitoring the money: Political context and the monitoringof financial discretion [tabled]
STEPHEN GREASLEY - MANCHESTER, University of
Contested dynamics of control: Risk regulation, multi-levelgovernance and performance management [tabled]
MARTIN LODGE - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICALSCIENCE, The
Turnover in the British Senior Civil Service and its correlates:Official guardian class, managers for hire or politicalservants?
OLIVER JAMES - EXETER, University ofNICOLAI PETROVSKY - CARDIFF UniversityGEORGE BOYNE -
Oil spills and national responses to risks from the sea: Thecases of Prestige and Exxon Valdez
SALVADOR PARRADO - MADRID, Nacional de Educacion aDistancia, Universidad (UNED)
Panel 89 Room S 23
Parties and the InstitutionalFramework
Chair: Gemma Loomes - BIRMINGHAM, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Steven Wolinetz - NEWFOUNDLAND, MemorialUniversity of
Regional reform and territorialization of party systemsARJAN SCHAKEL - AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit
Reassessing the impact of federalism and electoral systemson party unity
ALBERT FALCO - BARCELONA, Universitat Pompeu Fabra JuanMarch InstituteIGNACIO JURADO - OXFORD, University of Juan March Institute
Party strategies in Western Europe: A framework for analysisGEMMA LOOMES - BIRMINGHAM, University of
Party Competition in the EU: Conflict and Collusion BetweenPolitical Parties at the European Level
WOJCIECH GAGATEK - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Panel 292 Room S 24
Bringing Realism Back In
Chair: Alexander Reichwein - FRANKFURT, JohannWolfgang Goethe-Universität
Co-Chair: Michael Agner - SOUTHERN DENMARK -ODENSE, University of
Disc.: Michael Agner - SOUTHERN DENMARK -ODENSE, University of
Neorealism and Etzionis international communitarianismMENNO KAMMINGA - GRONINGEN, Rijksuniversiteit
NATO and the Greater Middle East: A Neoclassical RealistFramework for Security Cooperation
MICHAEL AGNER - SOUTHERN DENMARK - ODENSE, University of
A test for the neo-classical realist framework: The case ofpost-Cold War Italian foreign policy
LORENZO CLADI - LOUGHBOROUGH, University of
Foreign Policy Tools and the Exercise of Influence: A RealistTake
BARBARA KUNZ - SÖDERTÖRNS HÖGSKOLA (University College)
Panel 346 Room S 25
Introducing IT to FacilitateEngagement and Interaction inUndergraduate Politics Courses
Chair: Gabriela Pleschova - epsNet, ComeniusUniversity in Bratislava
Co-Chair: Cathy Gormley-Heenan - ULSTER, University of
Disc.: Kinga Kas - GIRNE AMERICAN University
Contrast of provision: Integrating Information technologiesinto Politics & International Relations courses.
MATTHEW WHEELER - LEICESTER University ofSIMON ROFE - LEICESTER, University of
Use of online discussion forums in the teaching and learningof Irish politics
FIONA BUCKLEY - CORK, University College
About Educating Future Civic Education Teachers How To UseNew Media
JESSICA SCHATTSCHNEIDER - BERLIN, Freie Universität
Opportunities and risks in using IT during in-classpresentations: The teachers and students perspective
KINGA KAS - GIRNE AMERICAN University
Panel 375 Room S 26
The implementation of EU policies
Chair: Rüdiger Wurzel - HULL, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
National Declarations of Assurance – an instrument for abetter implementation of the EU budget policy?
HARTMUT ADEN - Hochschule für Wirtschaft und Recht, Berlin
Comitology Model of Implementation of EU Policies -Implications for EU Constitutional Construction
Piotr TOSIEK - LUBLIN (Poland), Maria Curie-SklodowskaUniversity
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Implementing the EU environmental health regulations innew Member States: Drinking water safety in Estonia andLithuania [tabled]
KATI KANGUR - KINGS COLLEGE London
EU criminal justice cooperation: The implementation ofmutual recognition measures in Justice and Home Affairs
JULIA SIEVERS - BREMEN, Universität
Compliance, transposition and incorporation - insights fromthe comparative analysis of the Mercosur
CHRISTIAN ARNOLD - MANNHEIM, Universität
How policy-shaping might (not) affect policy-taking: Thecase of national parliaments in the European Union
CARINA SPRUNGK - HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Panel 388 Room S 27
From many to one: On thedimensionality of electorate and
legislature
Chair: Martin Ejnar Hansen - VIENNA, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Gail McElroy - DUBLIN, Trinity College
Sylvia Kritzinger VIENNA, University of
Why so many dimensions among the electorate and so fewin parliament?
MARTIN EJNAR HANSEN - VIENNA, University of
Issue interconnections in party competition: Policy linkagesand ideological change in 23 democracies
MARKUS WAGNER - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Ideological representation in Portugal: MPs-electors linkagesin terms of left-right placement and substantive meaning[tabled]
ANDRÉ FREIRE - Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia (CIES)ANA MARIA BELCHIOR - Centro de Investigação e Estudos deSociologia (CIES)
Structuring voters’ preferences: From issues to ideologyROMAIN LACHAT - ZURICH, University of
Dimensions of policy preferences in BritainJOHN BARTLE - ESSEX, University ofSEBASTIAN AVELLANEDA DELLEPIANE - DUBLIN, University College
Policy-Making in Parliamentary Democracies: The Impact ofCabinet Ministers on Social Policy Outcomes [tabled]
ALEXANDER HERZOG - NEW YORK University
The structuring pattern of political opinions: Is it the samefor citizens and elites?
JAN ROSSET - LAUSANNE, Université de FORSGEORG LUTZ - LAUSANNE, Université de FORS
Panel 161 Room S 28
Experimental methods in politicalscience
Chair: Leif Helland - NORWEGIAN SCHOOL OFMANAGEMENT BI
Co-Chair: Jon Hovi - OSLO, Universitetet I
Disc.: -
After the War: An experimental study of post-conflictbehaviour.
FRANS VAN WINDEN - AMSTERDAM, University ofFRANCISCO M LAGOS - GRENADA & LINEEX, University of
Choosing a compassionate president - an experimentalinvestigation of political selection
THOMAS MARKUSSEN - COPENHAGEN, University ofJEAN-ROBERT TYRAN - COPENHAGEN, University of
Can contingent prizes induce lame ducks to shirk less?LEIF HELLAND - NORWEGIAN SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT BIJON HOVI - OSLO, Universitetet I
Noisy Signalling: Theory and ExperimentTHOMAS DE HAAN - AMSTERDAM, University of AmsterdamSchool of EconomicsTHEO OFFERMAN - ANTWERP, University of Amsterdam School ofEconomics
Coordination and Communication in Multiparty Elections withCostly Voting
REBECCA MORTON - NEW YORK UniversityBERNHARD KITTEL - CARL VON OSSIETZKY Universität OldenburgWOLFGANG LUHAN - CARL VON OSSIETZKY Universität Oldenburg
Panel 236 Room 114
Development, capitalism, and peace
Chair: Nils Petter Gleditsch - PRIO
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Conflict Regulation within the Global Capitalist Economy byTransnational Actors: The EU and the Turkish-Greek Dispute
DEMET YALCINMOUSSEAU - KOC University
Poverty, Population, Development and Inequality in HistoricalPerspective
ALBERTO CHILOSI - PISA, Universitá di
The Capitalist Peace: Does it exist? Yes, it does!ERICH WEEDE - BONN, University of
Development and Interstate WarHÅVARD HEGRE - OSLO, Universitetet IBJØRN HØYLAND - OSLO, Universitetet ICARL HENRIK KNUTSEN - OSLO, Universitetet I
Panel 559 Room 231
Comparative dynamics of issuecompetition
Chair: Christoffer Green-Pedersen - AARHUSUniversitet
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Ian Budge - ESSEX, University of
The Dynamics of Voter Preferences and Party LeaderPositions
SARA BINZER HOBOLT - OXFORD, University ofROBERT KLEMMENSEN - SOUTHERN DENMARK - ODENSE,University of
When do Parties have Clear Programmes?THOMAS DÄUBLER - KONSTANZ, Universität & DUBLIN TRINITYCOLLEGE, University of
Issue competition in ParliamentSTEFAAN WALGRAVE - ANTWERP, University ofRENS VLIEGENTHART - AMSTERDAM, University of
The Salience of Unusual Issue Preferences: The Effect ofRelative Policy Positions on Issue Importance for Parties in23 Countries
MARKUS WAGNER - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Performance Politics in Britain, 1950-2008: An examinationof issue performance at the macro-political level using ameasure of competence ‘mood’
WILL JENNINGS - MANCHESTER, University ofJANE GREEN - MANCHESTER, University of
The Evolvement of Government AgendasCHRISTOFFER GREEN-PEDERSEN - AARHUS UniversitetPETER B MORTENSEN - AARHUS Universitet
Panel 125 Room 232
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150 years of On Liberty: Re-readingthe philosophical foundations of
Millian liberalism
Chair: Paul Corcoran - ADELAIDE, University of
Co-Chair: Helen Pringle - NEW SOUTH WALES, Universityof
Disc.: -
Freedom beyond Liberty: John Stuart Mill, Empiricism andthe Higher Ends of Liberty
MARK BODE - ADELAIDE, University of
John Stuart Mill on the Poetry of the SupernaturalALAN GOLDSTONE - ADELAIDE, University of
John Stuart Mill: The Liberal PessimistPAUL CORCORAN - ADELAIDE, University of
John Stuart Mill and the Anti-Slavery Principle: Respect andStanding
HELEN PRINGLE - NEW SOUTH WALES, University of
The public and the private: Self censorship and civilityJAMES CONNELLY - HULL, University of
Panel 207 Room 329
The EU neighborhood: Changinginstitutional cooperation patterns
Chair: Alena Vysotskaya - MINHO, University of
Guedes Vieira
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Robertas Pogorelis - EP
The Energy Security in the Baltic and the Black Sea RegionHRISTOFOR HRISOSKULOV - MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhlems-Universität
‘Smart selection’ of EU’s actions within the ENP on theterritory of Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia. The role andimpact of Russia.
LARISA KUZMICHEVA - YAROSLAVL, University of
Security relations in the EU’s neighbourhood: Armenian,Azerbaijani and Georgian perspectives
LICÍNIA SIMÃO - COIMBRA University
The European Union - a norm entrepreneur or normhegemon? The promotion of gender equality in the EuropeanNeighbourhood Policy [tabled]
STEFANIE KESSLER - BREMEN, UniversitätPETRA DEBUSSCHER - GHENT University
“Where you stand depends on where you sit”: A BureaucraticPolitics View of the ENP
HEIDRUN MAURER - MAASTRICHT Universiteit
Role of Turkey as EU Member in Regional Conflict Resolutions[tabled]
ADAM SZYMANSKI - WARSAW, University of
Panel 428 Room H 09
The Comparative Political Economy ofEducation and Vocational Training
Chair: Marius Busemeyer - Max Planck Institute for theStudy of Societies
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Political parties and higher education spending - who favoursredistribution?
CHRISTIAN RAUH - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum fürSozialforschung (WZB)ANTJE KIRCHNER - KONSTANZ, Universität
Applying the Varieties of Capitalism Approach to HigherEducation: A Case Study of Divergent Trajectories in theInternationalization of British and German Universities[tabled]
LUKAS GRAF - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für Sozialforschung (WZB)
The Contrast of Contexts - The Formation of Skill andUnemployment Insurance Provision in Denmark, theNetherlands, and Switzerland between 1870 and 1940
CHRISTINE TRAMPUSCH - BERN, Universität
Insiders, Outsiders and the political economy of educationMARIUS BUSEMEYER - KÖLN, MAX-PLANCK-INSTITUT FÜRGESELLSCHAFTSFORSCHUNG
Large firms and employer associations. The intra-associativeimplication of training levies
ETIENNE COGNARD - LYON II, Université
The Politics of Education Policies in development: How doinstitutions matter for a education policy analysis in thecontext of poverty reduction? [tabled]
BETTINA BOEKLE - German Development Institute (DIE)
The Failure of Training in Germany?BETTINA KOHLRAUSCH - Soziologisches ForschungsinstitutGöttingen
Panel 189 Room H 10
Critical Approaches to TransitionalJustice I
Chair: Anja Jetschke - FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität
Co-Chair: Stefan Engert - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
Disc.: Stefan Engert - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
Europeanisation of Memory Politics? Resolutions Addressingthe Communist Past on the Level of European Institutions
BIRGIT HOFMANN - FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität
Searching for the ritual in Ritual Apologie: A performanceapproach to the analysis of negotiated political apologies
MICHEL-ANDRÉ HORELT - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
The long aftermath of genocide: The issue of reparationsbetween Namibia and Germany
REINHART KÖßLER - FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität ArnoldBergstraesser Institut
The return of the religious in a secular age: De-constructingthe concept of reconciliation
INGRID WEHR - FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Arnold-Bergstraesser-InstituteHELGE ROXIN - FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Arnold-Bergstraesser-Institute
Panel 423 Room HPI 1
The co-evolution between technologyand regulatory governance
Chair: Rolf Kunneke - Delft University of Technology
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Deploying a pan-European railway standard in the era ofliberalization: A comparing of Germany, the Netherlands andSwitzerland
MARC LAPERROUZA - EPFL Ecole Polytechnique Fédéral deLausanne
Regulation in the Water Sector: Institutional or TechnologicalConstraint?
ALEKSANDRA PEEROO - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE),Université de
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Towards an Institutional Framework for a HydrogenInfrastructure
DANIEL SCHOLTEN - DELFT University of Technology
Panel 94 Room HPI 3
The Personnel Strategies of PoliticalParties in Comparative Perspective:Does the Electoral System Matter?
Chair: Thomas Zittel - CORNELL University
Co-Chair: Matthew S Shugart - CALIFORNIA - SAN DIEGO,University of
Disc.: Christian Stecker - POTSDAM Universität
Legislative Party Switching and Parliamentary Careers: TheCase of the Russian State Duma 1993-2008
ELENA SEMENOVA - JENA, FRIEDRICH-SCHILLER Universität
Multiple-office holders in France and Germany: Dreadedchallengers or creatures of their party?
JULIEN NAVARRO - BORDEAUX, Institut d Etudes politiques deLARS VOGEL - JENA, FRIEDRICH-SCHILLER Universität
Committee Assignments in Mixed Member Electoral Systems.How do Parties determine Eligibility?
MATTHEW SHUGART - CALIFORNIA - SAN DIEGO, University ofTHOMAS ZITTEL - CORNELL University
Candidates, Selectors, and the Structure of Intra-PartyCompetition: The Case of German Bundestag Elections
JENS BORCHERT - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-UniversitätMARION REISER - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität
Panel 528 Room HPI 4
The Power of Europe - Implementing andDeveloping the ESS (I): Instruments of
Power
Chair: Sven Biscop - Egmont - Royal Institute forInternational Relations
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Jan Joel Andersson - Swedish Institute ofInternational Affairs
The ESS and Comprehensive Security in the SouthernNeighbourhood: Can the EU Provide the Right Incentives?
MARK FURNESS - BERLIN, Freie Universität
EU Trade Policies and the Security Strategy: Speaking thesame language in different worlds
JAN ORBIE - GHENT UniversityLOTTE DRIEGHE - GHENT University
The external dimension of the EU energy policySAMI ANDOURA - EGMONT - The Royal Institute for InternationalRelations
Defence, Security, Visibility? ESDP Operations asInstruments of European Foreign and Security Policy
BASTIAN RICHTER - Technical University of Braunschweig
Panel 141 Room HFF 1
Minority nationalist parties and thechallenges of multi-level politics
Chair: Anwen Elias - ABERYSTWYTH University
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Anwen Elias - ABERYSTWYTH University
Multi-level Strategies in Spanish Non State Wide Parties:National, Subnational and European levels
JUAN RODRIGUEZ TERUEL - OPEN UNIVERSITY, TheOSCAR BARBERA ARESTE - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
European Integration and Minority Nationalist Parties inFrance
EMELYNE CHENEY - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Electoral Entry and Success of Ethnic Minority Parties inEastern Europe
JULIAN BERNAUER - KONSTANZ, Universität
Panel 527 Room HFF 2
The European Union in multilateralregimes: What impact at home?
Chair: Heiko Prange-Gstöhl - European Commission
Co-Chair: Robert Kaiser - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
Disc.: Robert Kaiser - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
Exploring the embeddedness of European governance in theinternational realm. And vice versa.
MAARTEN VAN DEN EYNDE - ANTWERP, University of
The influence of the global regime on climate change on EUpolicies
ANNETTE BONGARDT - INAFRANCISCO TORRES - Institute for European Studies,Universidade Católica Portuguesa
The EU's Strategic Partnerships with Regional Powers (Brazil,India and South Africa) – Strategic Alliances for EffectiveMultilateralism?
NATALIE M HESS - GIGA German Institute of Global and AreaStudies
Cooperation and rivalry among international organizationsRAFAEL BIERMANN - Marshall European Center for SecurityStudies
The European Union in multilateral regimes: Conceptualisingthe impact 'at home'
ROBERT KAISER - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-UniversitätHEIKO PRANGE-GSTÖHL - European Commission
Panel 147 Room HFF 3
Hierarchy and Stratarchy inContemporary Party Organisation
Chair: Peter Mair - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Co-Chair: Nicole Bolleyer - EXETER, University of
Disc.: Jan Sundberg - HELSINKI, University of
Hierarchy vs. Stratarchy? Examining Intra-party Relations inNorway
ELIN HAUGSGJERD ALLERN - OSLO, Universitetet IJO SAGLIE - OSLO, Institute for Social Research (ISF)
Samfunnsforskning (ISF)
Maintaining hierarchy by the direct intervention of thecentral apparatus in local conflicts. The cases of parties ofpower in Western Siberia [tabled]
L BRENEZ - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de
Policy Stratarchy in Modern Parties: Assessing Causes andEvaluating Consequences for Political Participation
ANIKA GAUJA - SYDNEY, University of
New Parties and their Members: Entry, Exit and Intra-PartyConflict
NICOLE BOLLEYER - EXETER, University of
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The Democratization of Party Leadership Selection inComparative Perspective
MARCO LISI - Instituto Ciências Sociais
Pre-electoral and post-electoral coalition formation of localsections in Belgium: Between national and local strategies
FANNY WILLE - BRUSSEL, Vrije UniversiteitTOM VERTHÉ - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit
Intra-party dynamics and policy processes in the AfricanNational Congress (ANC) [tabled]
VINCENT DARRACQ - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudes politiques de
Panel 274 Room HFF 4
Multilevel Approaches to the Demandfor Welfare Policies
Chair: Achim Kemmerling - BREMEN, Jacobs University
Co-Chair:
Disc.:
Democratic Inequality and the Economic VotePHILIPP REHM - OXFORD, University ofRAYMOND DUCH - OXFORD, University of
Restructuring welfare politics: Post-industrial labour markets,globalization and welfare preferences
SILJA HÄUSERMANN - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTESTEFANIE WALTER - HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Risk Profiles and Opportunity Structures: A Multi-LevelAnalysis of Female Preferences for Job Security Regulations
PATRICK EMMENEGGER - SOUTHERN DENMARK - ODENSE,University ofLUCAS LEEMANN - WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY in St Louis
The impact of system variables on inequality in healthLEONIE SUNDMACHER - Technische Universität Berlin, FU AlumniDAVID SCHELLER-KREINSEN - Technische Universität Berlin,Hertie Alumni
Panel 259 Room HFF 5
Europeanization and Democratization inSouth Eastern Europe
Chair: C Tanasiou - AMERICAN UNIVERSITY INBULGARIA
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
The Europeanization of the Romanian Judiciary - TangibleReforms or Business as Usual?
ROXANA MIHAILA - MAASTRICHT Universiteit
Effective democracy and the Europeanization Effect. Acomparative study of Romania and Bulgaria
MIHAELA RACOVITA - NOTRE DAME, University of
The Limits of Europeanization Post-Accession. National EliteInterests, Brussels Strategy and Public Opinion
COSMINA TANASOIU - AMERICAN UNIVERSITY IN BULGARIA
Euro-scepticism in the Western Balkans and the Pace ofDemocratic Reforms
CVETE KONESKA - OXFORD, University of
Electoral reform under EU conditionality: Constraints andpossibilities in the Western Balkans
JESSICA GIANDOMENICO - UPPSALA Universitet
Panel 466 Room HFF
Symposium
German unification and East-West integration in Europe:Why should it grow together?
Chairs: Hans-Dieter Klingemann, Social ScienceResearch Center Berlin, Germany
Attila Agh, Corvinus University, Budapest,Hungary
Disc.: Dirk Berg-Schlosser, Philipps UniversityMarburg, Germany
Leif Kalev, Tallinn University, Estonia
Room H 03 + H 04
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Democratic control in an age ofnetworked intelligence
Chair: Aidan Wills - Geneva Centre for the DemocraticControl of Armed Forces (DCAF)
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
ENISA_Democracy, State Interests and Information SecuritySANDRA MARIA RODRIGUES BALÃO - INSTITUTE OF POLITICALSCIENCES Universidade Técnica de Lisboa
Comparing Intelligence: Institutional and cultural approachesusing network analysis
MARCO CEPIK - Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul -UFRGS
Reports by Oversight intelligence committees as a source forresearch
ANTONIO M DÍAZ-FERNÁNDEZ - BURGOS, Universidad de
Parliamentary accountability for contemporary intelligencegovernment cases in Germany
THORSTEN WETZLING - GENÈVE, Université de
Panel 474 Room H 01
Civilian actors and domains ofsecurity sector oversight
Chair: Jürgen Rüland - FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität
Co-Chair: Hans Born - Geneva Centre for the DemocraticControl of Armed Forces (DCAF)
Disc.: Robin Luckham - SUSSEX, University of
Parliamentary institutions and informal political networks inSecurity Sector oversight: Issues and experience inemerging/fragile democracies
OWEN GREEN - BRADFORD, University of
How much an Actor and under which logics of action:Parliament in the Democratic Control of the Armed Forces inIndonesia and Nigeria?
JÜRGEN RÜLAND - FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-UniversitätGABRIELA MARIA MANEA - FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität
Thinking Security and Democracy through Security SectorReform: The Case of Turkey
YETKIN BASKAVAK - ISTANBUL BILGI University
Strength in Weakness: State Security, State Failure andTransitional Violence
JOHN GLEDHILL - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICALSCIENCE, The
Military reform in Indonesia: Change, Constraints, andResistance
RIZAL SUKMA - CSIS, Jakarta
Panel 389 Room H 02
Should European Politics degrees sharea common core syllabus?
Chair: Richard Topf - LONDON METROPOLITAN University
JACQUI BRIGGS - LINCOLN, University ofRICHARD TOPF - LONDON METROPOLITAN UniversityHANS-DIETER KLINGEMANN - Social Science Research Center
Berlin
Panel 603 Room H 05
Political leadership: Ambitions andmotives
Chair: Tereza Capelos - SURREY, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Eleni Apospori - Athens University of Economicsand Business (AUEB)
Ana Espirito Santo
The quality of political leadership in democraciesMONICA MONTANO REYES - Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane(SUM)
Territoriality and the Onset of Mass Violence: The PoliticalExtremism of Joseph Stalin
MANUS MIDLARSKY - RUTGERS University, New BrunswickELIZABETH MIDLARSKY - COLUMBIA University
Prime Ministerial Leadership Styles: An Analysis of Continuityand Change
PÄR DALÉUS - STOCKHOLMS Universitet and Swedish NationalDefense College
You Take the High Road and I'll Take the Low Road: 4 Wayshow Political Leaders find into Politics
ANDREAS JUNGHERR - MAINZ, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität
The motives that influence action for or against pro-poorpolicy: Understanding elite views and preferences in Malawi
CHIPILIRO KALEBE-NYAMONGO - BIRMINGHAM, University of
Panel 541 Room H 06
Conflict, Identity and the(Re)construction of Cultural Heritage
Chair: Costas Constantinou - PRIO Cyprus Centre
Co-Chair: Marie Louise Sorensen - CAMBRIDGE,University of
Disc.: -
War, memory and the image: Guernica and DresdenMARIE LOUISE STIG SØRENSEN - CAMBRIDGE, University ofDACIA ROSE VIEJO - CAMBRIDGE, University of
Unesco, World Heritage and politicization of protection.Universal vs. Identity?
FABRICE ARGOUNES - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudes politiques de
Cyprus, Ethnic Conflict and the (Re)construction of CulturalHeritage
COSTAS CONSTANTINOU - NICOSIA, University ofMETE HATAY - PRIO Cyprus Centre
Panel 172 Room H 08
SESSION IITHURSDAY / 11.00 AM - 12.40 PM
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Gendering Substantive Representation:Studying Representative Claims and
Acts
Chair: Anne Maria Holli - HELSINKI, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Sex, ideology and the substantive representation of women:A cross-national comparative study of MPs attitudesregarding feminism and the substantive representation ofwomen.
SILVIA ERZEEL - BRUSSEL, Vrije UniversiteitKAREN CELIS - GHENT University
Gender Justice, Migration, and Interest Representation inCanada and the United States
RACHEL BRICKNER - ACADIA University Acadia UniversityCHRISTINE STRAEHLE - Université du Québec à Montréal
Gendering Substantive Representation: A New Methodologyfor Studying Representative Claims and Acts
KAREN CELIS - GHENT UniversitySARAH CHILDS - BRISTOL, University of
Female representation, conservatism and legislativebehaviour in the Italian Parliament (1987-2008)
LICIA CLAUDIA PAPAVERO - MILANO, Università degli studi di
We don’t leave it to the men. Successful women in aconservative party environment
ISABELLE KÜRSCHNER - EICHSTÅTT, Catholic University of
Panel 171 Room S 12
Digital Media, Security and On-linePolitics
Chair: Anna Reading - LONDON SOUTH BANKUniversity
Co-Chair: Gillian Youngs - LEICESTER University of
Disc.: -
Many Voices, One Account? The Dynamics of Co-Creation inWikipedia
CHRISTIAN PENTZOLD - Chemnitz University of Technology
Behind security: New arenas of power in a world underprotection
MONICA ZUCCARINI - NAPOLI FEDERICO II, Universita di
Popular Geopolitics and the Ethics of Online Video/Photo-Sharing: Facebook and the Israeli Assault on Gaza
RASHA EL-IBIARY - MISR INTERNATIONAL University
Human rights in the age of digital media. The immaterialworld and the situated self.
CLAUDIA TAZREITER - NEW SOUTH WALES, University of
Panel 339 Room S 13
Environmental Mobilisation andOrganisations in Central and Eastern
Europe and Eurasia
Chair: JoAnn Carmin - Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology
Co-Chair: Adam Fagan - LONDON, University of, QUEENMARY
Disc.: JoAnn Carmin - Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology
Environmental NGOs and politics in Turkey [tabled]HANDE PAKER - Bahcesehir UniversityZEYNEP KADIRBEYOGLU - BOGAZICI University
Environmental Activism in the Baltic States: Local Agencyand Global Narratives
TIMOFEY AGARIN - ABERDEEN, University ofDAVID J GALBREATH - ABERDEEN, University of
Environmental Civic Life Around Lake Ohrid in Albania andMacedonia
TAMARA STEGER - Central European University
The Transformation of Environmental Activism in CentralAsia and the Caucasus
ERIKA WEINTHAL - DUKE UniversityKATE WATTERS - Crude Accountability
Complaining for Compliance. Environmental Organizationsand the Europeanization of Public Policy
ARON BUZOGÁNY - BERLIN, Freie UniversitätTANJA BÖRZEL - BERLIN, Freie Universität
Representation without Participation? The Channelling ofEnvironmental Movement Organizations in the CzechRepublic after the Fall of Communism
ONDREJ CISAR - MASARYK University
Panel 522 Room S 14
Local Citizenship and CitizenGovernance
Chair: Lawrence Rose - OSLO, Universitetet I
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Oscar Gabriel - STUTTGART, Universität
Linking citizen governance with empowerment: From ‘localknowledge’ to ‘local representation’
CATHERINE DUROSE - DE MONTFORT UniversityVIVIEN LOWNDES - DE MONTFORT University
Implementing a top-down policy on citizens participation:The experience of Madrid
CARMEN NAVARRO - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de
The Local Dynamic of Government to Governance and theCouncillor as a Stimulus or a Barrier to the Effectiveness ofCitizen Participation
COLIN COPUS - DE MONTFORT University
Citizens, democratic governance and local governmentlegitimacy in Sweden [tabled]
ANDERS LIDSTRÖM - UMEÅ Universitet Department of PoliticalScienceKATARINA ERIKSSON - UMEÅ Universitet Department of PoliticalScience
The institutionalization of participatory practices: Aframework for analysis.
MASSIMO ALLULLI - SUM - Istituto Italiano scienze umane,Firenze
Associations and equalitySILKE I KEIL - STUTTGART, Universität
Opportunities for Migrants Engagement in Local Politicsthrough Associations in Europe: A Comparative Overview
LAURA MORALES - MANCHESTER, University ofMARCO GIUGNI - GENÈVE, Université de
Citizens, Taxpayers, Users: Local government reform policiesand citizen role orientations in Norway [tabled]
PER ARNT PETTERSEN - BODØ, HØGSKOLEN I
LAWRENCE E ROSE - OSLO, Universitetet I
Panel 107 Room S 15
Interactive Governance andPolicymaking: What, how and why?
Chair: Helen Sullivan - BIRMINGHAM, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
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Dilemmas of hierarchy in co-governance: Cases fromdifferent contexts
ANNE METTE KJÆR - AARHUS UniversitetVIOLA BURAU - AARHUS Universitet
Conceptualization of Interactive Governance by the exampleof the Oil Spill at Taean in Korea [tabled]
JOON-YOUNG HUR - BERLIN, Freie Universität
The Interactive Governance of Multi-Stakeholder Processes:A conceptual model
LARS FRIBERG - POTSDAM, UniversitätMINU HEMMATI - Independent Advisor, www.minuhemmati.net
Logics of Interactive Governance: Aviation, Protest and theCrisis of Democratic Politics
STEVEN GRIGGS - BIRMINGHAM, University ofDAVID HOWARTH - ESSEX, University of
Interactive governance at ground level: Delivering frontlineemployment services in Australia and the UK
JENNY M LEWIS - MELBOURNE, University ofMARK CONSIDINE - MELBOURNE, University of
Overview of the key issues [tabled]HELEN SULLIVAN - BIRMINGHAM, University of
Panel 455 Room S 16
Redefining the boundaries of thepolitical: Complex diversity and the
post-liberal public sphere
Chair: Peter A Kraus - HELSINKI, University of
Co-Chair: Francisco Colom - Spanish National ResearchCouncil (CSIC)
Disc.: Glyn Morgan - SYRACUSE University
Complex Diversity: The European Union and Canadacompared
JOHN ERIK FOSSUM - OSLO, Universitetet I
Ethnicising the Public Sphere: Legal pluralism and therecognition of religious minorities in immigrant societies
FRANCISCO COLOM-GONZALEZ - CONSEJO SUPERIOR DEINVESTIGACIONES CIENTÍFICAS (CSIC)
Intralinguistic JusticeHELDER DE SCHUTTER - OXFORD, University of
European Diversity – A Place for Cultural Borrowing? [tabled]ROBERT SATA - BUDAPEST, Central European University
A Liberal Analysis of the Issue of Veil at the Intersection ofGender Equality and Democratic Inclusion in Public Sphere
LILY LANEFELT - STOCKHOLMS Universitet
The Challenge of Constructed Agency: The Construction ofReligion within Conflict [tabled]
MARIA BIRNBAUM - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
National Identity and Support for the Welfare StateKEITH BANTING - QUEEN'S UNIVERSITYRICHARD JOHNSTON - WILL KYMLICKA -STUART SOROKA -
Panel 97 Room S 17
The civic web: Patterns in the civicand political participation of the
young in Europe
Chair: Liesbet van Zoonen - AMSTERDAM, University of
Co-Chair: David Buckingham - LONDON, University of
Disc.: Peter Dahlgren - LUNDS Universitet
Uses of the web for civic participationFADI HIRZALLA - AMSTERDAM, University of ASCoRLIESBET VAN ZOONEN - LOUGHBOROUGH, University of
The Internet and Young People’s Civic Engagement:Reflections from European Focus Groups
TOBIAS OLSSON - VÄXJÖ, University of
Young People, Civic Producers and the Online Sphere: Cross-cutting findings from the project CivicWeb [tabled]
SHAKUNTALA BANAJI - LONDON, University of, Institute ofEducation
Communicating Offline Protests Online: The Role of theInternet in the Mobilization of Non-affiliated Participants inEnvironmental Grassroots Movements
DAN MERCEA - YORK, University of
Serve and Protect - Civic groups use of bottom-up onlineapplications [tabled]
EVA BOGNAR - Central European UniversityJUDIT SZAKACS - Central European University
Facing the Internet: Competing Nationalism on FacebookDIDEM TÜRKOGLU - BOGAZICI UNIVERSITY
Panel 90 Room S 18
Political Behaviour
Chair: Manuel Alcántara - SALAMANCA, Universidad de
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Timothy Power - OXFORD, University of
Local leaders and democracy: Brazil in comparativeperspective
MARIA HERMÍNIA TAVARES DE ALMEIDA - SAO PAULO, UniversityofLEANDRO PIQUET CARNEIRO - SAO PAULO, University of
Political elites of the Chilean left: Subjects, networks andpolitical culture during the dictatorship, 1973-1990.Elements to understand the Chilean process of transition.
CRISTINA MOYANO BARAHONA - INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCEDSTUDIES Universidad de Santiago de Chile
Extra-institutional political behaviour: The repertoire ofprotest in post-Fujimori Peru [tabled]
CLAIRE WRIGHT - SALAMANCA, Universidad de
Multilevel effects on political representation in Latin AmericaARACELI MATEOS - SALAMANCA, Universidad de
Ideology and preferences of economic redistribution in LatinAmerica
IVAN LLAMAZARES - SALAMANCA, Universidad de
The construction of a political career since the protest spacein Latin America. The Mexican case
TANIA NAVARRO - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE), Université de
Political Parties and the Politics of AdministrativeDecentralization: Exploring Subnational Variation in Ecuador[tabled]
IMKE HARBERS - LEIDEN, UniversiteitJÖRG FAUST - Bonn, German Development Institute
Panel 211 Room S 19
Sociologies of War, Terror andSecurity
Chair: Michael Drake - HULL, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
The Warfare paradigm in Sociology: Problems and ProspectsLARS BO KASPERSEN - COPENHAGEN BUSINESS SCHOOL
The Organization of Political Violence: A SyntheticTheoretical Framework
ODYSSEAS CHRISTOU - TEXAS AT AUSTIN, University of
Terror as a method of government: A comparative analysisof the German SS and the Iranian Basij Militia
ALI HEDAYAT - IMT (Institutions Markets Technologies)
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Victims of terrorism, memory, culture and politics:Comparing 9/11 in New York City and 3/11 in Madrid
CRISTINA FLESHER 'FOMINAYA - CARLOS III de Madrid,UniversidadROSEMARY BARBERET - John Jay College of Criminal Justice,CUNY, New York
Panel 223 Room S 20
Economic Migration and the EuropeanUnion: A Blessing Within but a Threat
From Outside? 1
Chair: Matthias Mayer - LONDON SCHOOL OFECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Co-Chair: Lior Herman - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS& POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Disc.: -
Elderly care and the politics of migrationFRANCA VAN HOOREN - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
The Formation of Germany’s Preference on Common EUMeasures on Legal Economic Migration: Structural Factorsand Domestic Actors
MATTHIAS M MAYER - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Common Borders - Common Policies. The EU - Member StateStruggle with (Im)migration
CHRISTOF ROOS - BREMEN, Universität
Migration Policy-Making Beyond the State: OutsourcingControl and Incorporating Employer Interests
GEORGE MENZ - LONDON, University of, GOLDSMITHS COLLEGE
Panel 212 Room S 21
Dynamics of attitudes and party choice
Chair: Eva Jaspers - NIJMEGEN, Radboud Universiteit
Co-Chair: Marcel Lubbers - UTRECHT, University of
Disc.: -
The Dynamics of Party Identification in a Unified Germany:Black-White Models on Trial
ANJA NEUNDORF - ESSEX, University ofTHOMAS SCOTTO - ESSEX, University ofDANIEL STEGMÜLLER - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität
The Public/Private Sector Cleavage Revisited. Votingbehaviour of government employees in fifteen post-industrialeconomies in 1996 and 2006
MARKUS TEPE - CARL VON OSSIETZKY Universität Oldenburg
Class- and religious based voting and party positions onsocial-economic and moral issues: A comparative study onthe electoral appeal to social groups and the social bases ofvoting in Western European democracies
GIEDO JANSEN - NIJMEGEN, Radboud UniversiteitNAN DIRK DE GRAAF - OXFORD, University of
Polarization and Class VotingALEXANDER GATTIG - BREMEN, Universität
Micro evidence on inter-party vote movements in Turkey:Who voted for AKP in 2002?
CEM BASLEVENT - ISTANBUL BILGI UniversityALI T AKARCA - ILLINOIS, CHICAGO, University of
Panel 101 Room S 22
Reorganising the welfare state:The merger of labour market and social
administration
Chair: Anne Lise Fimreite - BERGEN, Universitetet i
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Joining Up the Welfare State - Why and How?JOSTEIN ASKIM - OSLO, Universitetet IANNE LISE FIMREITE - BERGEN, Universitetet i
Breaking the deadlock in welfare restructuring – the role ofministerial portfolio allocation
CHRISTOF SCHILLER - HERTIE School of Governance
The role of parliaments in reorganizing welfareadministrations
PAUL G RONESS - BERGEN, Universitetet iTOBIAS BACH - POTSDAM, Universität
State employees` unions and the reorganizing of the WelfareState: The case of the Norwegian NAV reform.
DAG RUNAR JACOBSEN - BERGEN, Universitetet i
Panel 194 Room S 23
Decentralisation and Multi-levelPolitics in Contemporary Europe
Chair: Charles Lees - SHEFFIELD, University of
Co-Chair: Jonathan Hopkin - LONDON SCHOOL OFECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Disc.: -
State-wide parties strategic responses to the challenges ofmulti-level electoral competition in Spain (1977-2009)
OSCAR BARBERÀ ARESTE - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, TheJUAN RODRIGUEZ TERUEL - OPEN UNIVERSITY, The
Unitary and Pluralist Nationalisms in Polish and SpanishConservative Parties
MADALENA MEYER RESENDE - NOBA DE LISBOA, Universidade
Explanatory factors of decentralization dynamics: Isdecentralization an irreversible process?
FRANCESC AMAT - OXFORD, University ofIGNACIO JURADO - OXFORD, University ofSANDRA LEÓN ALFONSO - CENTRO DE ESTUDIOS POLÍTICOS YCONSTITUCIONALES
The manifestation of regional divides under restrictiveelectoral laws. An analysis of multi-level representation ofethnic minorities in post-communist countries
DANIEL ZOLLINGER - ZURICH, University ofDANIEL BOCHSLER - ZURICH, University of
Party position taking in multilevel systems – betweenregional context and intra-party constraints: An analysis ofGerman Land parties’ positions
JOCHEN MÜLLER - POTSDAM, Universität
Parallel Patterns? Elections and Government Formation atthe National and Subnational Levels in Germany Since 1961
AMIR ABEDI - WESTERN WASHINGTON UniversityALAN SIAROFF - LETHBRIDGE, University of
Panel 562 Room S 24
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Democratisation and institution-building: Recasting the structure -agency debate in democracy promotion
and «transitology» 2
Chair: Stefano Costalli - Catholic University of Milan
Co-Chair: Francesco Moro - FIRENZE, Università degli studidi
Disc.: Eugenia Baroncelli - BOLOGNA, Universita degliStudi di
Poverty Reduction Strategies and their Impact onDemocratization in Developing Countries
SOPHIA MELODY HÄNNY - ZURICH, University of Center forComparative and International Studies (CIS)KATHERINA MICHAELOWA - ZURICH, University of Center forComparative and International Studies (CIS)
Import of democracy in the post-Soviet world? Tracing theconnections between external influences and domesticprocesses
ECATERINA MCDONAGH - DUBLIN CITY University
Going Nowhere: The Paradox of Internationally AdministeredDemocratization in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Kosovo
MAJA NENADOVIC - AMSTERDAM, University of
State-building and nation-building in ethnically divided post-civil war societies. Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, andMacedonia in comparison
THORSTEN GROMES - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURTBRUNO SCHOCH - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT
Panel 586 Room S 25
Maestri of Political Science
Chair: Martin Bull - SALFORD, University of
Co-Chair: Gianfranco Pasquino - BOLOGNA, Universitàdegli Studi
Disc.: Ian Budge - ESSEX, University of
Gianfranco Pasquino (on Gabriel Almond)GIANFRANCO PASQUINO - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi
Jocelyn Evans (on Philip Converse)JOCELYN EVANS - SALFORD, University of
Robert Elgie (on Maurice Duverger)ROBERT ELGIE - DUBLIN CITY University
Daniela Giannetti (on William Riker)DANIELA GIANNETTI - BOLOGNA, Università di
Donatella Campus (on Paul Lazarsfeld)DONATELLA CAMPUS - BOLOGNA, Università di
Panel 566 Room S 26
Agenda-Setting in the European Union
Chair: Sebastiaan Princen - UTRECHT, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: B. Guy Peters - PITTSBURGH, University of
The EU and sport: A policy by accident or the importance ofnon-institutional actors
BORJA GARCIA - LOUGHBOROUGH, University of
The multi-levelled nature of European agendasHANNA LIERSE - HAMBURG, UniversitätARNE HEISE - HAMBURG, Universität
Agenda-setting strategies in EU policy processesSEBASTIAAN PRINCEN - UTRECHT, University of
Putting integration on the European agenda [tabled]HANNELORE GOEMAN - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit Institute forEuropean Studies
Shaping the European Research Area Policy: Expert Groupsin the 2007 ERA Green Paper and Beyond [tabled]
ARCO TIMMERMANS - LEIDEN, UniversiteitSTEFAN KUHLMANN - TWENTE, UniversiteitCEZARA IACOBOAEI -
What’s for Sale? An analysis of the Immigration Agendas ofEU Institutions. The Venue-Shopping Hypothesis Revisited
MARCELLO CARAMMIA - CATANIA, Università di
Panel 144 Room S 27
Effects of direct democracy onrepresentation and policy making
Chair: Georg Lutz - LAUSANNE, Université de
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Sylvia Kritzinger - VIENNA, University of
Direct democracy in Latin America at the turn of the centuryand its implications on representation
DAVID ALTMAN - Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile
Direct Democracy and DeliberationSTEFAN VOIGT - MARBURG, Philipps-UniversitätLORENZ BLUME - MARBURG, Philipps-Universität
Does Direct Democracy Reduce the Size of Government?New Evidence from Historical Data, 1890 to 2000
CHRISTINA GATHMANN - STANFORD UniversityPATRICIA FUNK - Universitat Pompeu Fabra
How minorities fare under referendums. A cross-nationalstudy
DANIEL BOCHSLER - ZURICH, University ofHUG, SIMON - GENÈVE, Université de
Panel 177 Room S 28
Fs/QCA and Analytical Politics
Chair: Barbara Vis - AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Svend-Erik Skaaning - AARHUS Universitet
Explaining the Selectivity of Humanitarian Intervention: Afuzzy-set analysis
MARTIN BINDER - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum fürSozialforschung (WZB)
Explaining party competition: A multi-method approachcombining fuzzy set Qualitative Comparative Analysis(fsQCA) and case studies
CARSTEN SCHNEIDER - BUDAPEST, Central European UniversityINGO ROHLFING - COLOGNE, University of
Tackle the Problem of Limited Diversity through Two-StepsAnalysis: An Application of TQCA to the Determinants ofElectoral Reforms in the 90s
DAMIEN BOL - LOUVAIN, Université catholique de
Conditions for Successful Pension Reform: A Fuzzy SetAnalysis of Reform Activities in Western Europe, 1990-2005
SABINA AVDAGIC - SUSSEX, University ofMARTIN RHODES - DENVER, University of
Alternative paths to low unemployment in Europe: A fuzzy-set QCA approach
SOTIRIA THEODOROPOULOU - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS& POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Panel 86 Room 114
The capitalist interstate peace
Chair: Nils Petter Gleditsch - PRIO
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Gerald Schneider - KONSTANZ, Universität
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Market Capitalism and Interstate War. Limits to Universalityin International Relations.
LARS SELAND GOMSRUD - Centre for the Study of Civil War, PRIO
Capitalism, Commitment, and PeacePATRICK MCDONALD - TEXAS AT AUSTIN, University of
Attitudinal prerequisites for a capitalist peaceJOHN MUELLER - OHIO STATE University
When do nations fight over trade?ERIK GARTZKE - CALIFORNIA - SAN DIEGO, University of
Panel 560 Room 231
Political Representation and ElectoralSystems
Chair: Ruben Ruiz-Rufino - Insitute of Politics andPublic Goods (IPP) - CSIC
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Kenneth Benoit - DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE,University of
Electoral Markets, Party Strategies and the Choice ofElectoral Laws in the Advanced World, 1850-1930
CARLES BOIX - PRINCETON University
Electoral System Design and Electoral MalpracticeSARAH BIRCH - ESSEX, University of
Electoral System Change in Central Eastern Europe:Preferences and Success in Institutional Design
PHILIPP HARFST - GREIFSWALD, Ernst-Moritz-Arndt University
Party Strategy and Electoral Reform in France, 1946-Present[tabled]
JAE-JAE SPOON - IOWA, University ofZACHARY D GREENE - IOWA, University of
The origins of proportional representation in earlydemocracies and the parties of the right.
ALBERTO PENADÉS - MADRID, Instituto Juan March de Estudios eInvestigaciones
District Magnitude and Legislators’ Personal Vote-Seeking[tabled]
AUDREY ANDRÉ - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit
Party System Evolution in New Democracies: ElectoralSystems, Coordination and Representation
NASOS ROUSSIAS - MADRID, Instituto Juan March de Estudios eInvestigaciones
Panel 133 Room 232
Reassessing expert knowledge inpolicy-making
Chair: Thomas Pfister - KONSTANZ, Universität
Co-Chair: Anna Horvath - EACEA, Eurydice
Disc.: -
Ideas in Numbers: Framing Governance as EconomicPerformance
OSSI PIIRONEN - HELSINKI, University ofTERO ERKKILÄ - HELSINKI, University of
Science, Politics, and Associative Democracy.VEIT BADER - AMSTERDAM, University of
Re-politicising knowledge, evidence and expertise incontemporary governance
EMMA CARMEL - BATH, University of
The expert look into the future - The production and use ofprospective knowledge for decision-making
ANJA BAUER - University of Natural Resources and Applied LifeSciences ViennaMICHAEL PREGERNIG - University of Natural Resources andApplied Life Sciences Vienna
Legitimation and the construction of authority in reflexivearrangements
ANNE LOEBER - AMSTERDAM, University of
Panel 227 Room 329
Context Conditionality
Chair: Robert Franzese - MICHIGAN, University of (AnnArbor)
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Partisanship, Fiscal Federalism, and Electoral Cycles in theItalian Regions
FRANCESCO STOLFI - DUBLIN, University CollegeMARK HALLERBERG - HERTIE School of Governance
Context and Convergence: Estimating Context-VaryingEffects of Political Institutions on Economic Performance
JONATHAN HANSON - SYRACUSE University
The Politics of Strategic Budgeteering: An EmpiricalInvestigation of the Fiscal-Political Determinants of PoliticalBusiness Cycles
VERA E TROEGER - ESSEX, University ofCHRISTINA SCHNEIDER -
Comparative Democratic ‘Budgeteering’: IncentiveMagnitude and Nature, and Policymakers Strategic Capacityto Respond Thereto
ROBERT FRANZESE - MICHIGAN, University of (Ann Arbor)
Tax Competition, Policy Adjustment and IncomeRedistribution
THOMAS PLÜMPER - ESSEX, University of
Panel 532 Room HPI 1
Critical Approaches to TransitionalJustice II
Chair: Stefan Engert - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Reinhart Koessler - FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität
The Meaning of Vagueness: Reconciliation as an EmptySignifier in the Spanish Transition to Democracy
JUDITH RENNER - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
Instrumentalisation of memory politics? The case of SpainBEATRICE SCHLEE - FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-UniversitätSÖREN BRINKMANN - ERLANGEN-NUERNBERG, Friedrich-Alexander Universitaet
The legitimacy of International Criminal TribunalsKLAUS BACHMANN - WARSAW School of Social Psychology
Transitional justice discourse in Northern Ireland: Thetriumph of legal constitutionalism?
PETER MUNCE - ULSTER, University of
The Politics of Regret: Reconciliation and Forgiveness inSouth-East Asia - a cross-country analysis
ANJA JETSCHKE - FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität
Panel 424 Room HPI 2
Republican Liberty One Concept TooMany?
Chair: Elena García Guitián - MADRID, UniversidadAutònoma de
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
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Republicanism in the study of International RelationsJORG KUSTERMANS - ANTWERP, University of
Political uses of the concept of libertyELENA GARCÍA GUITIÁN - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de
Clarification and Analysis in Isaiah Berlin’s ‘Two Concepts ofLiberty’
MARIO RICCIARDI - MILANO, Universitá degli studi di
Panel 482 Room HPI 4
The Power of Europe - Implementing andDeveloping the ESS (II): Relations of
Power
Chair: Jan Joel Andersson - Swedish Institute ofInternational Affairs
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Sven Biscop - Egmont - Royal Institute forInternational Relations
Ambiguous ESDP?LUDOVICA MARCHI - CAMBRIDGE, University of
How ESS is changing EU's role in collective conflictmanagement. An assessment from Eurasia's SeparatistStates conflicts in Moldova, Georgia, and Azerbaijan.
TANGUY DE WILDE D'ESTMAEL - LOUVAIN, Université catholiquedeGAELLE PELLON - LOUVAIN, Université catholique de
Arming the actor: On the industrial and technological aspectsof ESDP
THOMAS TEICHLER - MANCHESTER, University of
The proof of the pudding... What EU security sector reformpolicies reveal about the coherence of the ESS
URSULA SCHROEDER - BERLIN, Freie Universität
The implementation of the ESS.GAELLE PELLON - LOUVAIN, Université catholique deTANGUY DE WILDE - LOUVAIN, Université catholique de
Panel 142 Room HFF 1
Surveillance and privacy regulation ina comparative perspective
Chair: Ola Svenonius - SÖDERTÖRNS HÖGSKOLA(University College)
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
European Internal Security and Data Protection: ConflictingProcesses of Europeanization?
ROCCO BELLANOVA - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit Facultésuniversitaires Saint-LouisDENIS DUEZ - BRUXELLES, Facultés universitaires Saint-Louis
Right on track? Surveillance and legitimacy in local threetransport systems
OLA SVENONIUS - SÖDERTÖRNS HÖGSKOLA (University College)
Privacy and the Public Good: The Swedish discourse on “thesurveillance society” in a comparative perspective
FREDRIKA BJÖRKLUND - SÖDERTÖRNS HÖGSKOLA (UniversityCollege)
Policy Innovation, Convergence and Divergence: Consideringthe Policy Transfer Regulating Privacy and Data Protection inFour European Countries
KARL LOFGREN - ROSKILDE, University ofWILLIAM WEBSTER - STIRLING, University of
Panel 354 Room HFF 2
The EU as International Actor
Chair: Cathleen Kantner - BERLIN, Freie Universität
Co-Chair: Helene Sjursen - Arena, University of Oslo
Disc.: Ulrich Sedelmeier - LONDON SCHOOL OFECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
The Influence of Turkish Accession on the European Union’sRole as a Global Actor
MELTEM MUFTULER-BAC - SABANCI UniversityYAPRAK GURSOY - SABANCI University
Informal Elite Dialogue and Democratic Control: CoreDilemma or Key Opportunity for EU Foreign and SecurityPolitics?
ANTJE WIENER - HAMBURG, UniversitätUWE PUETTER - BUDAPEST, Central European University &HAMBURG, University ofHANNES HANSEN-MAGNUSSON - HAMBURG, UNIVERSITÄT
Why Do They Agree? An Empirical Analysis of EUCoordination in the ILO
HELENE SJURSEN - OSLO, Universitetet I ArenaMARIANNE RIDDERVOLD - OSLO, Universitetet I Arena
The European Union as International Actor. EU PublicVisibility in Media Debates on Humanitarian and MilitaryInterventions (1990-2006)
CATHLEEN KANTNER - BERLIN, Freie UniversitätAMELIE KUTTER - BERLIN, Freie UniversitätSWANTJE RENFORDT -
EU roles in trade negotiations with developing countries -The EPA case
OLE ELGSTRÖM - LUNDS Universitet
Interests, Balancing, Influence Seeking: A RealistPerspective on the Common Foreign and Security Policy ofthe EU
ALEXANDER REICHWEIN - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität
Panel 237 Room HFF 3
Intra-party conflict and the selectionof cabinet ministers
Chair: Patrick Dumont - LUXEMBOURG, University of /LOUVAIN, Université catholique de
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
How prime ministers prevent party-conflicts in apresidentialized one-party cabinet: Minister appointments inSpain (1977-2009)
JOAN BOTELLA CORRAL - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de
Ministerial careers in European multi-level politics. A newanalytic framework [tabled]
LUCA VERZICHELLI - SIENA, Università degli studi di
The influence of the European party families on the selectionof European Commissioners
ASTRID SPREITZER - LUXEMBOURG, University of
Your time will come (maybe faster than you think!) CanadianMinisterial Appointments: 1935-2008
MATTHEW KERBY - NEWFOUNDLAND, Memorial University of
Inter-level career patterns of ministers in BelgiumPATRICK DUMONT - LUXEMBURG, University ofRÉGIS DANDOY - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de
Ministerial selection and intra-party conflict in post-communist Hungary
CSABA NIKOLENYI - CONDORDIA University
Recruitment and appointment of women to cabinet in theRepublic of Ireland – authentic or aesthetic?
FIONA BUCKLEY - CORK, University College
Panel 302 Room HFF 4
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Race, Gender & Crime
Chair: Irfan Nooruddin - OHIO STATE University
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
The Politics of Scapegoating and the Legal Response toInternational Terrorism
MARIAELISA EPIFANIO - ESSEX, University of
Distinguishing & Estimating the Multifarious Effects ofFranchise Extension: New Medians, Candidates, Voter andRepresentative Behaviour
TORUN DEWAN - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICALSCIENCE, TheSAMUEL BERLINSKI - LONDON, University College
The Political Economy of Battered Woman's Syndrome in theUnited States
IRFAN NOORUDDIN - OHIO STATE UniversityALLYSON SHORTLE - OHIO STATE UniversityDANA WITTMER - OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
Building the Criminal Justice State: The Domestic Roots ofthe Global War on Terror
DARA STROLOVITCH - MINNESOTA, University ofNAOMI MURAKAWA - WASHINGTON, University of
Panel 531 Room HFF 5
The Origins and Evolution of LaborMarket Policies
Chair: Dulce Manzano - MADRID, JUAN MARCH deEstudios e Investigaciones
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: José Fernández-Albertos - Institut Barcelonad'Estudis Internactionals (IBEI)
Democratization and Dualism in Developing Economies: ATheoretical Approach
LUIS FERNANDO MEDINA - VIRGINIA, University of
Unions, Representativeness and the Demand for WelfarePolicies
ACHIM KEMMERLING - BREMEN, Jacobs University
Endogenous labour market institutions: The role of history,legal origins, and the political economy of productionregimes
BENEDICTA MARZINOTTO - UDINE, University of
The Economic and Political Origins of Wage BargainingInstitutions [tabled]
DULCE MANZANO - MADRID, JUAN MARCH de Estudios eInvestigaciones
Rethinking Neo-Corporatist Mates: The Effects ofCompetition between Left Wing Parties on the Strength ofLabour Unions
MARIA JIMENEZ-BUEDO - MADRID, Nacional de Educacion aDistancia, Universidad (UNED)OSCAR ROMO MOLINA - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de
Political Origins of Firm Strategies: Evidence from PrussiaALEXANDER KUO - STANFORD University
Panel 378 Room HFF 6
Symposium
Where are the boundaries of Europe? Geographiclocation, membership in the Council of Europe, theEuropean Union, or what?
Chairs: Yilmaz Esmer, Bahcesehir UniversityIstanbul, Turkey
Frank Aarebrot, Bergen University, Norway
Disc.: Dilek Cinar, Bogazici University, Istanbul,Turkey
Joakim Ekman, Södertörn University,Stockholm, Sweden
Room H 03 + H 04
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Question Time! Constitutional andElectoral Reform in the ECPR
Chair: Martin Bull - SALFORD, University of
IAN BUDGE - ESSEX, University ofRUDY ANDEWEG - LEIDEN, UniversiteitPIPPA NORRIS - HARVARD UNIVERSITYGIANFRANCO PASQUINO - BOLOGNA, Università diROBERTO ESPINDOLA - BRADFORD, University ofKAREN CELIS – GHENT UniversityHANS KEMAN – Free University Amsterdam
Panel 602 Room H 05
The use of intelligence by non-stateactors
Chair: Peter Gill - LIVERPOOL, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
The Myth and the Reality: How fiction shapes our image ofthe world of intelligence
STEFANIA PALADINI - COVENTRY, University of
The corroding influence of Pantouflage How the vocationcrisis affects French State Intelligence
JÉRÔME MARCHAND - Veille Magazine
Framework for countering industrial espionage in corporateSouth Africa
SETH MUKWEVHO - South African National Academy ofIntelligence
Re-Imagining the Intelligence Community: Symbolic Powerand the Pluralization of High Policing
CONOR O'REILLY - OXFORD, University of
Panel 471 Room H 01
Societal effects of security sectorreform: Security governance in post-
conflict environment
Chair: Marcel Baumann - FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Security Governance and Conflict Transformation:Restorative Justice in Northern Ireland
MARCEL M BAUMANN - FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-UniversitätAlbert Ludwigs University of Freiburg
Institutions matter; externally-led security sector reform inpost-conflict settings
SUSANNE HUIBERTS - Netherlands Defence AcademyANDREA TEFTEDARIJA - Netherlands Defence Academy
Imposing Order: Conflict Management, policing and publicorder
NEIL JARMAN - Institute for Conflict Research, Belfast
Private forces and new technologies - the role andsignificance of such agents in transitional contexts
NILS ZURAWSKI - HAMBURG, Universität Institut fürVolkskunde/Kulturanthropologie
Violent Crime and Democracy after Peace Accords.CHRISTINA STEENKAMP - OXFORD BROOKES University
Panel 393 Room H 02
Political leadership: Image managementand campaigns
Chair: Tereza Capelos - SURREY, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Pär Daléus - STOCKHOLMS Universitet
Matthias Ecker-Ehrardt BERLIN,Wissenschaftzentrum für Sozialforschung (WZB)
A modern framework for leadership development: Fromtheory to practice. Criteria for the emergence of new politicalleadership in modern Greek reality
ELENI APOSPORI - Athens University of Economics and Business(AUEB)EVANGELIA MARKAKI - Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Constructing Disciplined Workers - Image Management inthe Swedish Trade Union Confederation
JENNY JANSSON - UPPSALA Universitet
Voters' perceptions of UK parties and their leaders:Understanding the components of political image
TEREZA CAPELOS - SURREY, University ofDRUV SHARDA -
“This is My Territory!” Election Posters as Signals ofCampaign Credibility. The case of France and Belgium
DELIA DUMITRESCU -
Panel 542 Room H 06
Southern European exceptionalism andItalian politics: An exception to the
end of exception?
Chair: James L Newell - SALFORD, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Odette Toemscu-Hatto - Sciences Po Paris
Quality of Bureaucracy: A Proposal of Analysis and anApplication to the Italian Case
MARIA TULLIA GALANTI - SUM - Istituto Italiano scienze umane,Firenze
The politics of non-accommodation: Legislative coalitions andgovernance through emergency Decrees in Italy
LAURENTIU STINGA - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Italian Apples and Southern European Oranges?Exceptionalism, Orientalism and Facile Comparisons
DUNCAN MCDONNELL - TORINO, Università degli studi diALFIO MASTROPAOLO - TORINO, Università degli studi di
Southern European Exceptionalism End in contrast: EURegional policy and sub-state institutionalisation in SouthernItaly and Spain
DOMENICO GULLO - Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane (Florence)JORGE TUÑÓN - MADRID, Universidad Complutense de
Rupture, continuity or discontinuity in the Italian ministerialelite during the XX century [tabled]
GOFFREDO ADINOLFI - Centro de Investigação e Estudos deSociologia (CIES)
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Stability and Quality of Political Leadership in SouthernEurope
GIANFRANCO PASQUINO - BOLOGNA, Università degli StudiMARCO VALBRUZZI - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi
Panel 140 Room H 07
Reflections of the Past within thePresent: Art, Society, Politics
Chair: Dana Arieli - Bezalel Academy of Art and Design
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Visual vehicles (painting, comics, photography and film)representing war atrocities
BEN BARUCH BLICH - Bezalel Academy of Art and Design
Art of narrating and question of cultural acknowledgement inreunified Germany [tabled]
BARBARA GRÜNING - MACERATA, Università degli studi di
Perverted Art as a Political ConceptionTOM BRYDER - COPENHAGEN, University of
The Philosophy of the Void: Trauma, Memory and the ArtsAVIV LIVNAT - TEL AVIV University
To Resist or not to Resist: Regarding the Debate over ItalianResustenza within Cesare Pavese [tabled]
TUIJA PARVIKKO - JYVÄSKYLÄ, University of
Dead Mothers, Dying Babies: French Revolution and SocialTrauma
GAL VENTURA - Bezalel Academy of Art and Design
Panel 208 Room H 08
Lost in Translation? Interrogating theInternational Norm of Gender Equality
from a Transnational FeministPerspective
Chair: Susanne Zwingel - SUNY Potsdam
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Regina Kreide - FRANKFURT, Johann WolfgangGoethe-Universität
Gender mainstreaming in Dutch development cooperation:From paper to practice
ANOUKA VAN EERDEWIJK - NIJMEGEN, Radboud Universiteit
A network perspective on global gender politics: The case ofJapanese women’s networks
HIROMI TANAKA-NAJI - German Institute for Japanese Studies
The unhappy marriage between gender and globalisationFRANCIEN VAN DRIEL - NIJMEGEN, Radboud Universiteit Centrefor International Development Issues NijmegenTINE DAVIDS - NIJMEGEN, Radboud Universiteit Centre forInternational Development Issues Nijmegen
More women in politics!: Global diffusion of gender quotasand women’s political representation in Togo and Benin
GUILLAUME GIRARD - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE),Université de
The Dilemma of Transnationalisation – A Critical Assessmentof the Impact of Transnational Networking on Women’sRights Activism in Egypt and Iran
BENJAMIN STACHURSKY - POTSDAM, Universität
Panel 252 Room S 12
Regulatory governance and adaptationto climate change
Chair: E. Carina H. Keskitalo - UMEÅ Universitet
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Green politics and new industrial opportunities: TheAquitaine paper industry and biomass cogeneration
YVES MONTOUROY - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudes politiques deSERGENT ARNAUD - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudes politiques de
Legitimacy in Multi-level Governance - The case of ForestCertification
JOHANNA JOHANSSON - UMEÅ Universitet
Climate Change Adaptation as Governmentality: Cases fromthe UK and Sweden [tabled]
CARINA KESKITALO - UMEÅ Universitet Department of Social andEconomic Geography
Rational adaptation to increasing flood risk? Institutionaldrivers and
KRISTIAN KRIEGER - KINGS COLLEGE London
Blessing or curse? Navigating increasing systeminterconnectedness
ANNETTE LÖF - UMEÅ Universitet
The effects of regulatory governance on traditional resiliencebuilding mechanisms of Reindeer Pastoralism in Yamal andWestern Finnmark
ELLEN INGA TURI - UMEÅ Universitet co-institution: SamiUniversity College, Kautokeino, Norway
Panel 182 Room S 14
Regenerating Urban Neighbourhoods:Multi level governance andneighbourhood interventions
Chair: Catherine Durose - DE MONTFORT University
Co-Chair: Bas Denters - TWENTE, Universiteit
Disc.: Clarence Stone - George Washington University
Partnership working in neighbourhood regeneration: Cross-national research on area-based initiatives in England andGermany
RENE PETER HOHMANN - KINGS COLLEGE London
Bottoms-up? Urban regeneration and citizen participation inMadrid. [tabled]
ANDRES WALLISER - Fundacion CIREM
Explaining neighbourhood approaches to urban regenerationin the UK
CATHERINE DUROSE - DE MONTFORT UniversityVIVIEN LOWNDES - DE MONTFORT University
Ten years of urban regeneration policy in Lille (France) :Does time matter ?
MICHÈLE BREUILLARD - LILLE, Institute of Political Studies
Regenerating Urban Neighbourhoods in Catalonia (2004-2008) [tabled]
ORIOL NEL·LO - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma deGeneralitat de Catalunya (Regional Government of Catalonia)
Regenerating of Urban Neighbourhoods in PragueVERA PATOCKOVA - ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE CZECHREPUBLICTOMÁS KOSTELECKY - ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE CZECHREPUBLIC
Panel 270 Room S 15
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Memory politics: The construction ofEuropean memory?
Chair: Karin Liebhart - VIENNA, University of
Co-Chair: Andrej Findor - COMENIUS University Faculty ofArts
Disc.: Eva-Clarita Onken -
The end of the memory war? From a national to a Europeanmemory framework
ALINE SIERP - SIENA, Università degli studi di
History and Memory: The Construction of European IdentityARIANNA MONTANARI - ROMA LA SAPIENZA, Università di
Geopolitics of Memory: Narratives of WWII and the EUenlargement
TATIANA ZHURZHENKO - VIENNA, University of
A European Memory for a Post-national Europe and itsLimitations
STEFAN AUER - LA TROBE University
Don’t forget the guide! Supra-national identities at themuseum
CHRISTINE CADOT - PARIS VIII (Vincennes - Saint-Denis),Université de
Splinters of the Mirror – Remembering „Real Socialism”ÉVA KOVÁCS -
Panel 555 Room S 16
Human Rights Duties, HumanitarianAssistance and the Insider-Outsider
Distinction
Chair: David Karp - LONDON, University College
Co-Chair: Henry Radice - LONDON SCHOOL OFECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Disc.: Chris Brown - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS& POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Rethinking Human Rights after 9/11: National SecurityChallenges to Fundamental Human Rights
ANDREA BIRDSALL - STRATHCLYDE, University of
Insiders, Outsiders and Human RightsJOSEPH HOOVER - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
The duty of assistance – a duty of justice or charity?SUSAN MURPHY - DUBLIN, University College
Panel 139 Room S 17
Contemporary Collective ActionDilemmas
Chair: Peter John - MANCHESTER, University of
Co-Chair: Helen Margetts - OXFORD, University of
Disc.: -
Networks of Political Deliberation and Thresholds ofParticipation
SANDRA GONZALEZ BAILON - OXFORD, University of
Internet Growth and e-Government Diffusion: Analyzing userpatterns in Europe and Spain
XAVIER FERNÁNDEZ I MARÍN - BARCELONA, Universitat PompeuFabra
Rule dynamics and rule effects in the commons-based peerproduction
MAX LOUBSER - OXFORD, University of
Can the internet overcome the logic of collective action? Anexperimental approach to investigating the impact of socialpressure on political participation
HELEN MARGETTS - OXFORD, University ofPETER JOHN - MANCHESTER, University ofTOBIAS ESCHER - OXFORD, University ofSTEPHANE REISSFELDER -
Collective Action as Chain Reaction: The tipping game ofonline leadership
HELEN MARGETTS - OXFORD, University ofJOSEP COLOMER - BARCELONA, POMPEU FABRA, Universitat
Panel 158 Room S 18
Political Parties
Chair: Timothy Power - OXFORD, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Olivier Dabène - Institut dEtudes Politiques
Political Occupations and Electoral Competition: The WorkersParty in Rio Grande do Sul (Brazil)
FRÉDÉRIC LOUAULT - AIX-EN-PROVENCE, Université de
Switching Sides: Sustainable Changes in the Costa RicanParty System
ROBERT BEERS - SALAMANCA, Universidad de
Militant biographies and the construction of a party socialbasis. The case of the PT in Brazil.
CAMILLE GOIRAND - LILLE, Institute of Political Studies
Factions as Mechanisms of Party Change: PoliticalFragmentation in Six Argentine Provinces
ALBERTO FÖHRIG - OXFORD, University of
Ethnic Parties in Latin America: An Analysis of SuccessStories (Bolivia, Ecuador and Nicaragua) and Failure(Guatemala, Mexico and Peru)
SALVADOR MARTÍ - SALAMANCA, Universidad de
Explaining Leadership Selection in the Brazilian Congress: AMultinomial Logistic Model [tabled]
JOSÉ ALEXANDRE DA SILVA JÚNIOR - PERNAMBUCO, FederalUniversity of (UFPE) - BrazilDALSON BRITTO - Federal University of Pernambuco (UFPE) -BrazilFIGUEIREDO FILHO -
Panel 178 Room S 19
The Domestic Salience of Foreign andSecurity Policy
Chair: Kai Oppermann - COLOGNE, University of
Co-Chair: Henrike Viehrig - COLOGNE, University of
Disc.: Catherine de Vries - AMSTERDAM, University of
The chicken and the egg dilemma reloaded: Issue salience inCanada
DAVID BOSOLD - German Council on Foreign Relations, Berlin(DGAP)
Foreign and Security Policy in Press Commentaries [tabled]HENRIKE VIEHRIG - COLOGNE, University of
Issue salience, political affiliation and the use of force –Germany in comparative perspective
JÖRG JACOBS - Europa-Universität Viadrina Academy forInformation and Communication of the GAF
The Salience of European Affairs in the United StatesCongress
ALEXANDER HÖSE - COLOGNE, University of
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Popular salience of wars: A cross-case and cross-countryanalysis
EBRU CANAN - Bahcesehir University
Media Framing in the Post-Cold War Area: The Case ofTransatlantic Relations
JOSEF SEETHALER - Austrian Academy of SciencesGABRIELE MELISCHEK - Austrian Academy of Sciences
Panel 241 Room S 20
Citizenship Granted, CitizenshipDenied, Citizenship Revoked: Migration
and Belonging in Europe and NorthAmerica.
Chair: Matthew J Gibney - OXFORD, University of
Co-Chair: Randall Hansen - TORONTO, University of
Disc.: James Hampshire - SUSSEX, University of
Randall Hansen TORONTO, University of
Banishing Citizens: Denaturalisation in the UK before andafter September 11
MATTHEW GIBNEY - OXFORD, University of
Undocumented Migrants and Resistance in the State ofException
ANTJE ELLERMANN - BRITISH COLUMBIA, University of
Are Voting Rights for Denizens a Pathway or an Alternativeto Citizenship? Insights from Germany and Portugal
LUICY PEDROZA - BREMEN, Universität Bremen InternationalGraduate School of Social Sciences
Human Rights, Politics and Citizenship Reform in Germany:Why Global Norms Matter
PHIL TRIADAFILOPOULOS - TORONTO, University of
Panel 230 Room S 21
Context effects in comparative studiesof party choice
Chair: Romain Lachat - ZURICH, University of
Co-Chair: Wouter van der Brug - AMSTERDAM, Universityof
Disc.: -
Mixed Signals: The conditional impact of inter-party divisionson issue voting
CATHERINE DE VRIES - AMSTERDAM, University ofWOUTER VAN DER BRUG - AMSTERDAM, University of
Understanding European referenda results: Campaign framesand diffusion
ECE OZLEM ATIKCAN - MCGILL University
District Magnitude and Strategic Adaption to New ElectoralSystems
PETER SELB - KONSTANZ, Universität
Welfare State and the Mobilization of Class CleavagesANDRIJA HENJAK - ZAGREB, University of Central EuropeanUniversty, Budapest
Contextual variation in the strength of issue votingROMAIN LACHAT - ZURICH, University of
Panel 114 Room S 22
Theoretical perspectives on governmentorganisations
Chair: Per Lægreid - BERGEN, Universitetet i
Co-Chair: Tom Christensen - OSLO, Universitetet I
Disc.: -
The Paradoxes of the 2000s French AdministrativeReorganizations. Comparing Expectations FromOrganizational Theories and Political Choices of Structures
PHILIPPE BEZES - CERSA-National Center for Scientific Research(CNRS)-Paris 2 UnivPATRICK LE LIDEC - CERSA-National Center for ScientificResearch (CNRS)-Paris 2 Univ
Specialists and Generalists in Executive PoliticsKAI WEGRICH - HERTIE School of GovernanceWERNER JANN - POTSDAM, Universität
Policy Ideas, Agenda Dynamics and Whole-of-GovernmentReform [tabled]
ANDREAS BLÄTTE - DUISBURG-ESSEN, University of
Models of Public Administration and New Roles of the StateJOHN HALLIGAN - CANBERRA, University of
The consequences of organizational innovations The case ofprivatization and outsourcing [tabled]
MORTEN BALLE HANSEN - SOUTHERN DENMARK - ODENSE,University of
Political Leadership and Agency Autonomy. Effects ofAgencification
MORTEN EGEBERG - OSLO, Universitetet IJARLE TRONDAL - AGDER University College
Panel 206 Room S 23
Party organisation in federal andmultilevel systems of governance
Chair: Steven Wolinetz - NEWFOUNDLAND, MemorialUniversity of
Co-Chair: Richard Katz - JOHNS HOPKINS University
Disc.: Wilfried Swenden - EDINBURGH, University of
Non-State-wide Parties and Multi-level Governance: Spainand the United Kingdom in Comparative Perspective
JONATHAN HOPKIN - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, TheOSCAR BARBERÀ ARESTE - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Multi-Level Politics and Party Cohesion: Evidence fromMexico
IMKE HARBERS - LEIDEN, Universiteit
Party Organisation and Concurrent Multi-Level LocalCampaigning Under MMP and STV: The 2007 DevolvedElections in Scotland
ALISTAIR CLARK - BELFAST, QUEEN'S University of
Political parties in multi-level systems of governance: Aterritorial politics approach and a comparison of socialdemocratic parties in Germany, Spain and the UK
JONATHAN BRADBURY - SWANSEA, University of Wales
Party strategy in multi-level systemsLORI THORLAKSON - ALBERTA, University of
Coping with Difference: How Canadian and American PartiesManage Regional Difference [tabled]
STEVEN WOLINETZ - NEWFOUNDLAND, Memorial University of
Panel 519 Room S 24
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Post-Soviet Russian Nationalism:Ideology, Context, Comparison
Chair: Andreas Umland - EICHSTÄTT, University of
Co-Chair: Steffen Kailitz - Hannah Arendt Institute for theStudy of Totalitarianism
Disc.: -
The ‘New Political Novel’ by Right-Wing Writers in Post-Soviet Russia
ROSALIND MARSH - BATH, University of
Ethnic Conflict and Radical Right in Estonia: An ExplosiveMixture?
JAROSLAVNA PAKSTAITIS - OXFORD, University of
How far is Moscow Weimar? Similarities and Dissimilaritiesbetween Inter-War Germany and Post-Soviet Russia
ANDREAS UMLAND - EICHSTÄTT, University ofSTEFFEN KAILITZ - Hannah Arendt Institute for the Study ofTotalitarianism
From Communist Totalitarianism to Right-wing Radicalism:The Dynamics of the Crimean Peripheral Politics and ItsImpact on the Ukrainian State
IDIL P IZMIRLI - GEORGE MASON University
Moderating/Mediating the Extreme: The Accommodation ofXenophobic Nationalist Views on Vladimir Pozner’s VremenaProgramme
GALINA MIAZHEVICH - OXFORD, University of RAI
Right-wing extremism among immigrant adolescents fromthe FSU in Israel and Germany [tabled]
ANJA SCHMIDT - BIELEFELD, University of
Panel 82 Room S 25
Parliamentary opposition incomparative perspective
Chair: Sharon Weinblum - BRUXELLES, Université Librede
Co-Chair: Nathalie Brack - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de
Disc.: Michel Hastings - LILLE, Institute of PoliticalStudies
Parliamentary opposition in Italy and the United Kingdom:Systemic or issue-oriented?
ELISABETTA DE GIORGI - SIENA, Università degli studi di
How opportunistic are opposition parties? An analysis ofcampaign platforms, 1945-2005
INGO ROHLFING - COLOGNE, University of
A Disloyal Opposition? The Arab-Palestinian Political Partiesin Israel
ILANA KAUFMAN - OPEN UNIVERSITY OF ISRAEL
Mainstream opposition parties under pressure: Thecartelization of government-opposition dynamics in Europeanreferendums
MATHIEU PETITHOMME - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Political Opposition: A theoretical perspectiveNATHALIE BRACK - BRUXELLES, Université Libre deSHARON WEINBLUM - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de
Panel 360 Room S 26
Interest Groups in the EU PolicyProcess.
Chair: David Coen - LONDON, University College
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Jan Beyers - ANTWERP, University of
Europeanization: The case of interest groups in Catalonia[tabled]
FACUNDO ANIBAL SANTIAGO LÓPEZ - BARCELONA, UniversitatAutònoma de
EU as a survival kit for organized interests in a new memberstate: The case of Slovenia [tabled]
TINA FERLE - LJUBLJANA, University of
The EU interest group population: A new data set and firstempirical results
ARNDT WONKA - Bremen International Graduate School of SocialSciences
The Density of the EU Interest System: A Test of the ESAModel
DAVID LOWERY - LEIDEN, Universiteit
EU Funding of European Civil Society GroupsCHRISTINE MAHONEY - SYRACUSE University
Redefining Business Interest RepresentationDAVID COEN - LONDON, University College
Mechanisms of corporate lobbying in the EU multilevelsystem: Financial services and chemical regulation compared
MARKUS HAVERLAND - ROTTERDAM, Erasmus Universiteit
Panel 238 Room S 27
Party Discipline in Europe
Chair: Stefanie Bailer - ZURICH, University of
Co-Chair: Simon Hug - GENÈVE, Université de
Disc.: Simon Hug - GENÈVE, Université de
Modelling Legislative Behaviour Using Attitudinal andBehavioural Data: The Case of the Czech Republic [tabled]
TOMAS LACINA - ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE CZECHREPUBLIC
Barking dogs do not bite? Voiced discontent and deviantvoting behaviour in the German Bundestag
ULRICH SIEBERER - MANNHEIM, Universität
Party Group Discipline in ComparisonSTEFANIE BAILER - ZURICH, University of
Setting the Roll-Call AgendaCHRISTIAN STECKER - POTSDAM, Universität
Party Cohesion in Comparative Perspective: GermanParliamentarians and German Members of the EuropeanParliament between 2005 and 2009 [tabled]
SVEN REGEL - Chemnitz University of Technology
The Personal Vote and Legislators’ Attitudes vis-à-vis PartyDiscipline
SAM DEPAUW - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit
Panel 308 Room S 28
Formal Models in Political Science
Chair: Michael Bechtel - ETH - Swiss Federal Instituteof Technology
Co-Chair: Thomas Sattler - DUBLIN, University College
Disc.: -
Locating Nash equilibrium in Finnish party system [tabled]ACHILLEFS PAPAGEORGIOU - TAMPERE, University of
Explaining Institutional Change: Why Elected PoliticiansImplement Direct Democracy [tabled]
DAVID HUGH-JONES - Max Planck Institute for Economics, Jena
Composing a Cabinet and Assigning JurisdictionsTORUN DEWAN - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICALSCIENCE, TheRAFAEL HORTALA-VALLVE - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
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Analysing the political economy of military conscription policyNIKITAS KONSTANTINIDIS - Institut Barcelona d EstudisInternacionals (IBEI)
Opposition Parties, No-Confidence Motions, and the Timing ofElections in Parliamentary Democracies
LARON K WILLIAMS - TEXAS A&M University
Groupthink: A Rational Choice Explanation and ExperimentalEvaluation of Leader-Biased Group Decisions
CHRISTOPHER BAKER - HARVARD UNIVERSITYGERALD SCHNEIDER - KONSTANZ, Universität
Game Theoretic Models, Mixed Strategy Equilibria, andEquilibrium Selection in Political Science.
MICHAEL M BECHTEL - ETH - Swiss Federal Institute ofTechnologyCARLOS ALÓS-FERRER - KONSTANZ, Universität
Panel 88 Room 114
A capitalist civil peace?
Chair: Nils Petter Gleditsch - PRIO
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Nils Petter Gleditsch - PRIO
The Effect of Economic Shocks on Civil Conflict: StateWeakness or Rebel Recruitment?
OLE MAGNUS THEISEN - Norwegian University of Technology andScienceHALVARD BUHAUG - Centre for the Study of Civil War, PRIO;HELGE HOLTERMANN - OSLO, University of
Does Capitalism Pacify? The Effects of Economic Freedom onthe Onset of Civil War and Political Dissent, 1970-2006
INDRA DE SOYSA - TRONDHEIM, Norwegian University of Science& TechnologyHANNE FJELDE - UPPSALA Universitet
How Contract-intensive Capitalism Makes Civil WarUnthinkable
MICHAEL MOUSSEAU - KOC University
Are strong and big governments good for peace? The effectsof state spending and revenues on civil war
MARGIT BUSSMANN - KONSTANZ, Universität
Panel 561 Room 231
Constitutional Courts and JudicialPolitics
Chair: Sylvain Brouard - Science Po, Paris
Co-Chair: Christoph Hoennige - KAISERSLAUTERN,Technical University
Disc.: -
Constitutional Courts and the Challenges They Present toComparative Politics
CHRISTOPH HOENNIGE - KAISERSLAUTERN, Technical University
How do Europeanization strategies of political actors affectthe role of Constitutional Courts?
ASTRID LORENZ - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu
Judicial Efficiency: Consolidated and UnconsolidatedEuropean Democracies in Comparison
AYLIN AYDIN - SABANCI University
Dialogue or/and negotiation: Constitutional pluralism in theEuropean Union after Eastern enlargement. The study on theCzech and Slovak Constitutional Courts’ doctrine
TOMAS DUMBROVSKY - Charles University Prague / Max-PlanckInstitute, Heidelberg
Panel 155 Room 232
Global Policy
Chair: Christoph Scherrer - KASSEL, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Christoph Scherrer - KASSEL, University of
The Financial Crisis and Bringing the State Yet Back In AgainBRIGITTE YOUNG - MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhlems- Universität
Hunger in the World of Global Governance. A TheoreticalApproach Toward Listening
FRIEDERIKE HABERMANN - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu
Rethinking Politico-Economic Models of Democracy inDemocracy Promotion
MILJA KURKI - ABERYSTWYTH, University of Wales
Correlations of Forces and Policy Outcomes: The PoliticalEconomy of Inequality in Brazil and South Africa
BERNHARD LEUBOLT - Vienna University of Economics andBusiness Administration
Changing constellations of power and resistance in the globaldebate over agrofuels
AARON LEOPOLD -
Panel 255 Room 329
The Effects of Inequality onDemocratic Regimes and Processes
Chair: Carsten Schneider - BUDAPEST, CentralEuropean University
Co-Chair: Bob Hancke - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS& POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Disc.: Nancy Bermeo - OXFORD, University of
Social Inequality and Inequality in Electoral Participation: AreThere Spill-Over Effects?
AINA GALLEGO DOBÓN - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de
Perception and legitimation of economic inequality in Chile.JUAN CARLOS CASTILLO - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu
The Origins of Political Inequality: Longitudinal SiblingDifferences in Income and Voice
MARTIN KROH - BERLIN, Freie Universität and German Institutefor Economic Research
Inequality and Democracy in Latin AmericaTERRY LYNN KARL - STANFORD UniversityPHILIPPE C SCHMITTER - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Fasting and Feasting*: Democracy and Poor in IndiaASHWANI KUMAR - Tata Institute of Social Sciences
Panel 435 Room H 09
Institutional Change and Reform inEducation Politics and Policies
Chair: Moira Nelson - NORTH CAROLINA at CHAPELHILL, University of
Co-Chair: Justin Powell - Social Science Research CenterBerlin (WZB)
Disc.: -
The paradox of the teacher-principal relationship. Experiencefrom the marketisation of the Swedish educational sector
MARIA JARL - GÖTEBORGS UniversitetANDERS FREDRIKSON - GÖTEBORGS Universitet
Policy ideas, framing and institutional change in compulsoryeducation. Comparing Norway and Scotland.
INGRID HELGØY - BERGEN, Universitetet iANNE HOMME - Bergen, Stein Rokkan Centre for Social ResearchMARGARET A ARNOTT - GLASGOW CALEDONIAN UniversityIAN MENTER - GLASGOW, University of
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Welfare-oriented education policy – Wind of change in therelationship of education and social policy in Germany?
SOLVEIG RANDHAHN - MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhlems-Universität Institut für Politikwissenschaft
Exit, Voice, and Do-it-yourself: Parents putting facts onground
ANAT GOFEN - JERUSALEM, Hebrew University ofESTI HOSS - JERUSALEM. Hebrew University of
Public Policy in Higher Education Development: Return onUniversity Investment and Tuition Fees
VACLAV URBANEK - University of Economics, PragueKATERINA MARSIKOVA - Technical University of LiberecPAVLA REHOROVA -
Panel 244 Room H 10
Transnational campaigns, protest andsocial movements.
Chair: Donatella della Porta - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITYINSTITUTE
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Ruth Reitan - MIAMI, University of
The Political Language of the World Social Forum. TheEmergence of a Political Identity [tabled]
GABRIELE DE ANGELIS - NOBA DE LISBOA, Universidade
The Politics of Transnational Campaigning: The Mobilizationfor the UN Reform and Global Democracy
RAFFAELE MARCHETTI - LUISS
Challenging Geopolitical Certainties: Transnational ActivismDuring the Cold War
MARTIN KLIMKE - HEIDELBERG, Ruprecht-Karls-UniversitätGerman Historical Institute, Washington, DC
Comparing Transnational Protest against Repression inBurma, 1988 & 2007
THOMAS OLESEN - AARHUS Universitet
The challenges of transnational non-violent direct action incommunity conflicts: The case of peace French mobilizationsin Israel/Palestine
BRIGITTE BEAUZAMY - PARIS 13, University of
Thematic networks of the European Social Forum: Resourcefor action or spaces for conflicts? [tabled]
LOÏC MOISSONNIER - GRENOBLE, Université de Institut d EtudesPolitiques
Institutions, Critical Contentious Junctures, and HegemonicBias in a Labour INGO’s Transnational Campaign
ANTONINA GENTILE - JOHNS HOPKINS University, The
Panel 257 Room HPI 1
Regional politicians: A growingmesoelite?
Chair: Xavier Coller - PABLO de OLAVIDE, Universidad
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
A new political elite in Western Europe? Regional primeministers in Spain, France and United Kingdom (1978-2008)
JUAN RODRIGUEZ TERUEL - OPEN UNIVERSITY, The
The determinants of turnout in Italian regional legislatures(1970-2008)
MICHELE LO RUSSO - SIENA, Università degli studi di
Gender and Regional political elite in Andalusia [tabled]FABIOLA MOTA CONSEJERO - Centre of Andalusian Studies(Centro de Estudios Andaluces)MANUEL FERNÁNDEZ GARCÍA - Centre of Andalusian Studies(Centro de Estudios Andaluces)
Regional MPs: A closer look at the end of their parliamentarycareers.
INE VANLANGENAKKER - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit
Where do they come from, where do they go? Career pathsand attitudes of state legislators in the German multi-levelsystem
MICHAEL EDINGER - JENA, FRIEDRICH-SCHILLER Universität
Decentralizing Decentralization in Democratic Spain: TheChanging Municipal-Regional Relationship in Spain [tabled]
HELDER FERREIRA DO VALE - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTELAURA BRUNET - Autonomous Government of Catalunya
The establishment and evolution of regional political elites inthe Czech Republic
DAN RYSAVY - PALACKY University
Panel 425 Room HPI 2
Regulatory agencies and theEuropeanisation of food safety policy
Chair: Gabriele Abels - TÜBINGEN, Universität
Co-Chair: Alexander Kobusch - TÜBINGEN, Universität
Disc.: Aleksander Surdej - Cracow University ofEconomics
The Europeanization of the Spanish food safety policy:Framing and institutional change and its relation to Europeansoft law
ANA MARIA PALAU ROQUE - BARCELONA, Universidad de
The Parable of the Poisoned Pork: A Study of the 2008 IrishPork Dioxin Crisis
DONAL CASEY - DUBLIN, University CollegeJAMES LAWLESS - DUBLIN, University College
Designing novel regulatory arrangements for food riskgovernance in post-BSE Europe: A battle over borders
ANNE LOEBER - AMSTERDAM, University of
The emergence of EFSA’s soft power in the European FoodSafety governance
ALBERTO ALEMANNO - HEC Paris
Risk Regulation without Politics? Regime Structures in theField of Food Safety Politics in Germany, Great Britain andthe Netherlands
FRANK JANNING - HAMBURG, Universitaet
Panel 379 Room HPI 3
The Politics of Budgeting and FiscalPolicy: New Perspectives and
Approaches
Chair: Andres Mejia Acosta - Institute of DevelopmentStudies
Co-Chair: Joachim Wehner - LONDON SCHOOL OFECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Disc.: Mark Hallerberg - HERTIE School of Governance
Natural resources and new budget coalitions in the AndesMEJIA ACOSTA ANDRES - SUSSEX, University of Institute ofDevelopment Studies
Minority governments and budget deficits: The role of theopposition
IGNACIO JURADO - OXFORD, University of Juan March Institute
Budgeting versus implementing fiscal policy in the EUPETER WIERTS - De Nederlandsche Band and University ofAmsterdamROEL BEETSMA, - AMSTERDAM, University ofMASSIMO GIULIODORI -
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Budget institutions and fiscal policy outcomes: New evidencefrom a global sample
PAOLO DE RENZIO - OXFORD, University ofJOACHIM WEHNER - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
A Leaner, Meaner Guardian? The Determinants of ExecutiveControl over Public Spending
PHILIPP KRAUSE - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Decentralization, competition and the local tax mix: Evidencefrom Flanders [tabled]
BENNY GEYS - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für Sozialforschung(WZB)FEDERICO REVELLI - TORINO, Università degli studi di
Panel 517 Room HPI 4
Ethnic conflicts and federalism
Chair: Jeremy Allouche - Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology
Co-Chair: Nina Caspersen - LANCASTER , University of
Disc.: Nina Caspersen - LANCASTER , University of
Nation Making and State Building in Africa: A comparisonbetween Nigeria and Ivory Coast
JEREMY ALLOUCHE - OXFORD, University of
SAT-A: Canada's Unseen Role in AfghanistanTRACEY OTTO - KENT, University of
Lynching: Fear, collective violence, and ethnic conflict inTurkey
BURCU ÇINGAY - BOGAZICI UNIVERSITY
Separatism and Struggles at the CentreLEE SEYMOUR - HARVARD UNIVERSITYKRISTIN M BAKKE - LEIDEN, Universiteit
Panel 160 Room HFF 1
Party Competition and Second Chambersin Federal States
Chair: Uwe Jun - TRIER, University of
Co-Chair: Sven Leunig - JENA, FRIEDRICH-SCHILLERUniversität
Disc.: -
The Paradox of Federal BicameralismGIANCARLO DORIA - COLUMBIA University
Political parties and the dynamics of federalismKLAUS DETTERBECK - MAGDEBURG, University of
Party Deadlock in Federal Second Chambers – AComparative Perspective
SVEN LEUNIG - JENA, FRIEDRICH-SCHILLER Universität
Proposal concerning the ECPR-Panel: Party Competition andSecond Chambers in Federal States
UWE JUN - TRIER, University of
Panel 173 Room HFF 2
The EUs performance in internationalinstitutions: Case studies
Chair: Eugenia Baroncelli - BOLOGNA, Università degliStudi di
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Katie Laatikainen -
Assessing the EU’s Performance in Negotiated InternationalInstitutions: The Case of Climate Change
SEBASTIAN OBERTHÜR - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit
A single voice for multilateralism? Assessing the impact ofthe CFSP on the EUs performance in multilateral negotiations
CAROLINE FEHL - OXFORD, University of / FRANKFURT, JohannWolfgang Goethe-Universität
G8? – The constructed ambiguity of European Unionactorness within the G8 summit
JUDITH HUIGENS - AMSTERDAM, University ofARNE NIEMANN - AMSTERDAM, University of
The EU, the World Bank and the changing geometries ofdevelopment policymaking
EUGENIA BARONCELLI - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi di
Recipe for success or a taste of disaster? What the EU doesand does not achieve in the FAO
ROBERT KISSACK - Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internactionals(IBEI)
The EU in international organisations: The case of the OECDPETER CARROLL - TASMANIA, University ofAYNSLEY KELLOW - TASMANIA, University of
Panel 432 Room HFF 3
Intra-party conflict, individualministers’ resignations and cabinet
reshuffles
Chair: Hanna Bäck - MANNHEIM, Universität
Co-Chair: Luca Verzichelli - SIENA, Universit degli studi di
Disc.: Patrick Dumont - LUXEMBOURG, University of
Keith Dowding – AUSTRALIAN NATIONALUniversity
Intra-party conflict and cabinet dynamics in democraticSpain (1977-2009)
JOSÉ REAL-DATO - GRANADA, University of / ALMERIA, Universityof Almería
The Effect of European Integration on Cabinet Reshuffles: AComparison of Germany, Sweden and the UK
THOMAS PERSSON - UPPSALA UniversitetHANNA BÄCK - MANNHEIM, Universität
Structural and Strategic Factors Affecting the Hiring andFiring of Ministers [tabled]
KEITH DOWDING - AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UniversityPATRICK DUMONT - LUXEMBOURG, Université du
Selection and deselection of ministers in Romania and theirimpact on party life
LAURENTIU STEFAN - BUCHAREST, University of
Constitutional Rules and Competing Risks: Monarchs,Presidents, Prime Ministers and Cabinet Survival andTermination in West and Eastern Europe
EDWARD MORGAN-JONES - OXFORD, University ofPETRA SCHLEITER - OXFORD, University of
Intra-party dynamics and party splitsHANDE MUTLU - NEW YORK University
Panel 303 Room HFF 4
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Federal, regional, and decentralisedsystems and the dynamics of thedistribution of powers in Europe:
Multi-level Governance andEuropeanization
Chair: Annegret Eppler - TÜBINGEN, Universität
Co-Chair: Martin Große Hüttmann - TÜBINGEN,Universität
Disc.: Eve Hepburn - EDINBURGH, University of
The EU as a multi-level policy space: Reassessing impactsand strategies at the sub-state level.
CAROLYN MOORE - BIRMINGHAM, University of
Reforming federations without constitutional reform: Spainand Canada in comparative perspective
CÉSAR COLINO - MADRID, Nacional de Educacion a Distancia,Universidad (UNED)ANGUSTIAS HOMBRADO - KENT, University of
Europeanization of Federal and Unitarian States within theEU
MICHÈLE KNODT - DARMSTADT, Technische UniversitätSIGITA URDZE - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität
European Standards and the Framing of Regional Reforms inEastern Europe
MARTIN BRUSIS - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
Panel 394 Room HFF 6
Symposium
National identity and European identity: Towards multiplepolitical identities in Europe?
Chairs: Andrea Schlenker, University of Luzern,Switzerland
Juan Diez Medrano, University ofBarcelona, Spain
Discussants: Sophie Duchesne, Sciences-Po, Paris,France
Richard Hermann, Ohio State University,Columbus, Ohio, USA
Room H 03 + H 04
Don’t miss!
16.30 - 17.15 - Opening Address &
Awards Ceremony
17.15 - 18.45 - Roundtable chaired
by Wolfgang Merkel
19.00 - 22.00 - Opening reception
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Problems and solutions for research inintelligence studies
Chair: Wolfgang Krieger - MARBURG, Philipps-Universität
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
The Historical Analysis of South African Civilian IntelligenceServices: The case Bureau of State Security (BOSS), 1969-1979
KGOSHI MATHABATHA - South Africa National Academy ofIntelligence
Some Hints on Secrecy and Intelligence StudiesEDUARDO E ESTEVEZ - Fundacion de Estudios Economicos yPoliticas Publicas
Google AND James Bond - Using IT to overcome intelligencefailures
ALEX MARTIN - Libra Advisory GroupPETER WILSON - Libra Advisory Group
French intelligence studies in FranceERIC DENÉCÉ - GÉRALD ARBOIT -
Panel 469 Room H 01
The role of Parliaments in DeploymentsAbroad
Chair: Heiner Hänggi - Geneva Centre for theDemocratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF)
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Gerrard Quille -
Europeans in Afghanistan. Decision-Making Processes inBritain, France and Germany
NICOLAI VON ONDARZA - Bundeswehr Institute of Social SciencesMICHAEL KLEMM - LEIPZIG, University of
Strengthening Parliamentary War Powers in Europe: Lessonsfrom 25 National Parliaments
SANDRA DIETERICH - DÜSSELDORF, Heinrich-Heine-UniversitaetHARTWIG HUMMEL - DÜSSELDORF, Heinrich-Heine-UniversitaetSTEFAN MARSCHALL - SIEGEN, UNIVERSITY OF
Revisiting Reversed Causality: External Threat and theParliamentary Control of Military Missions in Democracies
DIRK PETERS - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURTWOLFGANG WAGNER - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT
Parliamentary oversight of civilian and military ESDPmissions: The European and National Levels
HANS BORN - Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of ArmedForces (DCAF)SUZANA ANGHEL - Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control ofArmed Forces (DCAF)
Panel 396 Room H 02
Judicial politics – Shiftingboundaries between legal orders
Chair: Susanne K Schmidt - BREMEN, Universität
Co-Chair: Waltraud Schelkle - LONDON SCHOOL OFECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Disc.: Deborah Mabbett - LONDON, University of,BIRKBECK COLLEGE
The Right to be a Family – On Judicial Politics, UnionCitizenship and National Immigration Policy
DORTE SINDBJERG MARTINSEN - COPENHAGEN, University ofDepartment of Political Science
Adjusting European law against political will – The case ofthe -Rüffert- decision (C-346/06) and following reforms ofprocurement laws in German states
DETLEF SACK - BIELEFELD, University of
Political Dereliction and Judicial ChoiceMICHELLE EVERSON - LONDON, University of, BIRKBECKCOLLEGE
Regulation between judicial and legislative politics: The caseof the new internal market package for goods
SUSANNE SCHMIDT - BREMEN, Universität
Industrial Relations in Sweden and Europeanization [tabled]KELVIN J BANNAN - VICTORIA, WELLINGTON, University of
Social Europe without boundaries? The Commission, theCourt of Justice and the development of social security formigrant workers
ANDREAS HOFMANN - COLOGNE, University of
Panel 124 Room H 05
Psychological Determinants ofElectoral Choices
Chair: Tereza Capelos - SURREY, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Mikael Persson - GÖTEBORGS Universitet
Rodolphe Gouin - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudespolitiques de
From attitudes to voting behaviour: The chain ofpsychological events underlying the electoral decisionmaking processes
ANGIOLA DI CONZA - NAPOLI FEDERICO II Universita' diVINCENZO PAOLO SENESE - NAPOLI FEDERICO II, Universita diAUGUSTO GNISCI -MARCO PERUGINI -
The psychology of casting one or two ballots. Effects ofdifferent proportional electoral systems on voting behaviour.
SASCHA HUBER - MANNHEIM, Universität
Parties and the Partisanship of ArgumentsMILIC THOMAS - ZURICH, University of
The Economy and the Undecided Voters: VoterHeterogeneity in the 2005 British General Election
SPYROS KOSMIDIS - ESSEX, University of
Ballot Paper Photographs and VotingTHERESA REIDY - CORK, University CollegeFIONA BUCKLEY - CORK, University College
SESSION IVFRIDAY / 9.00 AM - 10.40 AM
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The 9-11-Rally in the U.S. – an Individual Level Analysis[tabled]
CORINA WAGNER - GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the SocialSciences, Mannheim
Panel 543 Room H 06
The activists of 68, forty yearsafter.
Chair: Erik Neveu - RENNES I, lnstitut d'EtudesPolitiques de
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Political participation in Europe: Continuity or generationalchange?
GEMA GARCIA ALBACETE - MANNHEIM, Universität
Revolutionaries or Reformists? Italian 1968 Activists Betweenthe Pci and the Movement
CLAUDIA CAPELLI - MILANO, Università degli studi di
Ordinary “Soixante-huitards”, mythology and sociologyERIK NEVEU - RENNES I, lnstitut d Etudes Politiques de
Panel 119 Room H 07
Photography and International Conflict
Chair: Liam Kennedy - DUBLIN, University College
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Territorializing Vision: Geographies of Suffering in WorldPress Photos Awards
JUSTIN CARVILLE - School of Creative Art, Institute of Art, Design& Technology
YouTube Commemoration: Tributes to fallen US soldiers inIraq and Afghanistan
KARI ANDEN-PAPADOPOULOS - STOCKHOLMS Universitet
Who's Looking?: Consumption of International News Storiesand Photojournalism's Place in the Current Media Economy
CAITLIN PATRICK - DUBLIN, University College
The New Photojournalism: Documenting US Foreign PolicyAfter the Vietnam War
LIAM KENNEDY - DUBLIN, University College
Panel 286 Room H 08
Gender perspectives on democraticgovernance in the multi-level EU polity
Chair: Yvonne Galligan - BELFAST, QUEEN'S Universityof
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Between Institutional and Public Advocacy: TransnationalWomen’s Networks in the European Union
SABINE LANG - WASHINGTON, University of
European integration and gender equality in Greece: Fromthe feminist movement of the 1970s to the judicial battles ofthe 1990s
DIA ANAGNOSTOU - Hellenic Foundation for European and ForeignPolicy
Mapping gender equality advocacy coalitions in the EuropeanUnion
PETRA AHRENS - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu
Women and Cabinet Power in CEE countries (1991-2006)ANGELA MOVILEANU - SIENA, Università degli studi di
A feminist perspective on the democratic deficit of theEuropean Integration
STEFANIE KESSLER - BREMEN, Universität
Panel 329 Room S 12
Ends, Means and Counter Terror Tactics- Tired Debates or Still Worth
Discussing?
Chair: Jon Moran - WOLVERHAMPTON, University of
Co-Chair: Mark Phythian - LEICESTER University of
Disc.: -
Dirty Hands and the Romance of the Ticking Bomb TerroristCHRISTOPHER J FINLAY - BIRMINGHAM, University of
Hollywood, Washington and the sublime aesthetic of torturebefore and after 9/11.
STEFAN ENGERT - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
Torture and the ticking bombBOB BRECHER - BRIGHTON, University of
Coercive interrogationPHILIP RUMNEY - WEST OF ENGLAND, University of the
The ethics of terrorism prosecution: The gains ofcriminalisation and the pains of the right to a fair trial
CLIVE WALKER - LEEDS, University of
Panel 127 Room S 13
The Politics of Climate Policy 1
Chair: Hugh Compston - CARDIFF University
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Climate Change Policy in Germany and Japan. A Comparisonwith Special Consideration of Global Fairness Norms
HELMUT WEIDNER - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum fürSozialforschung (WZB)
Political Strategy and Climate PolicyHUGH COMPSTON - CARDIFF UniversityIAN BAILEY - PLYMOUTH, University of
Nuclear Power and Environmentalism in ItalyDOMINIC STANDISH - IOWA, University of
Climate Politics: Analysing the discourse concerning climatechange at the Greek Parliament, 2000-2007
IOSIF BOTETZAGIAS - AEGEAN, University of theTHEODOROS IOSIFIDES - AEGEAN, University of the
Green Party Impact on Climate Policies in Western Europe[tabled]
BERNHARD MILLER - MANNHEIM, Universität
The (non-)politics of managing transitions to low carbonsocieties
ADRIAN SMITH - SUSSEX, University ofIVAN SCRASE - SUSSEX, University of
Panel 200 Room S 14
Horizontalism and hierarchy incentral-local relations
Chair: Anders Lidström - UMEÅ Universitet
Co-Chair: Jacob Aars - BERGEN, Universitetet i
Disc.: Jefferey Sellers - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA,University of
Horizontal and vertical integration in networks of territorialgovernance
JUERGEN R GROTE - Charles University Prague
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Local territorial politics and intermunicipal cooperation: Anequilibrium between government and governance?
SILVIA BOLGHERINI - NAPOLI FEDERICO II, Universita di
Asymmetric Decentralization and Social Expenditure inBrazilian Municipalities [tabled]
RODRIGO RODRIGUES-SILVEIRA - SALAMANCA, Universidad de
The Upper Adriatic Euroregion: A case of multi levelgovernance? [tabled]
ELISABETTA NADALUTTI - BATH, University of
The Invisible Hand of the State?CHRISTINE HUDSON - UMEÅ Universitet
Coordination of vertical and horizontal mechanisms: Being astate representative in the Paris region.
PAULINE PRAT - Sciences-Po Paris / CEVIPOF
Vertical and Horizontal Coordination in Russian LocalGovernment
ADRIAN CAMPBELL - BIRMINGHAM, University ofELENA DENEZHKINA - BIRMINGHAM, University of
Panel 293 Room S 15
The Symbolic Dimension of EuropeanPolitics
Chair: Silvia Mihalikova - COMENIUS University Facultyof Arts
Co-Chair: Olga Gyarfasova - Institute for Public Affairs
Disc.: Andreas Pribersky - VIENNA, University of
Wilhelm Hofmann Fachgebiet PolitikwissenschaftTU München
Neutrality, Direct Democracy and Federalism: The symbolicdimensions of Swiss political system against EU integration[tabled]
SONIA MARGARIDA PEDRO SEBASTIAO - LISBON, TecnicalUniversity of (ISCSP)
European Political Rituals: A Challenging Tradition in theMaking
FRANÇOIS FORÊT - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de
A more perfect Union? Visualizing Enlargement andIntegration with the legacies of East and West
PETRA BERNHARDT - VIENNA, University of Department ofPolitical Science
Communal symbolism and political legitimacy in theEuropean Union
TOBIAS THEILER - DUBLIN, University College
A Rocky Road or a Sisyphusian Mountain? TheorizingTurkey's Relationship with the European Union
TORSTEN J SELCK - BILKENT University
How to epitomize the European identity? EU action in thefield of heritage.
ORIANE CALLIGARO - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
New nation-states with old answers?ERIKA HARRIS - LIVERPOOL, University of
Panel 554 Room S 16
Global Justice and Democracy
Chair: Regina Kreide - FRANKFURT, Johann WolfgangGoethe-Universität / Justus Liebig UniversityGiessen
Co-Chair: Andreas Niederberger - FRANKFURT, JohannWolfgang Goethe-Universität
Disc.: Rainer Schmalz-Bruns - HANNOVER, Universityof
Justice, Transnational Democracy, and PluralityFRIEDRICH ARNDT - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität
Global Equality and National Self-DeterminationCHRIS ARMSTRONG - SOUTHAMPTON, University of
Democracy? The State? What do we need for ImplementingPrinciples of Global Justice?
FABIAN SCHUPPERT - BELFAST, QUEEN'S University of
Borders and the Limits of DemocracyAYELET BANAI - OXFORD, University of & FRANKFURT, JohannWolfgang Goethe-Universität
To Discursively Reconcile Utopia and Reality, Justice andDemocracy
CHRISTOPH HUMRICH - BREMEN, Universität Institut fürInterkulturelle und Internationale Studien
Panel 261 Room S 17
New media and electoral participation
Chair: Eva Anduiza - BARCELONA, UniversitatAutònoma de
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Sara Vissers - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit
In (e)vote we trustLETIZIA CAPORUSSO - TRENTO, Universita degli studi di
Cyber-democracy: Dividing or merging factor? A study of ICTuse during the Spanish national elections of 2008
MONICA POLETTI - REY JUAN CARLOS, UniversidadVÍCTOR BLANCO SAMPEDRO - REY JUAN CARLOS, Universidad
The Internet’s impact on the politicization of citizens aboutEurope.
CHARLOTTE DOLEZ - INSTITUTE OF POLITICAL STUDIES SciencesPo Paris
Is the internet bringing about a new quality of democracy?An analysis of the effect of remote electronic voting onturnout
DANIEL BOCHSLER - ZURICH, University of
Can online deliberation transform citizens? Knowledge andopinion change in an internet field experiment in the UK
PETER JOHN - MANCHESTER, University ofCORINNE WALES - SOUTHAMPTON, University of
Panel 184 Room S 18
Regional Integration in Latin America:Mapping the Gap between Performance
and Discourse
Chair: Andrés Malamud - LISBON, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Gian Luca Gardini - BATH, University of
Analysing the role of the state leaders within the regionalintegration process: The experience of the AndeanCommunity of Nations
NADYA HERRERA CATALÁN - READING University
The accession of Venezuela to Mercosur: Democratic identityand the quest for regional power in South America
ANDREA RIBEIRO HOFFMANN - PONTIFICA UNIVERSIDADECATOLICA DO RIO DE JANEIRO (PUC-Rio)
Private Sector Interests and Regional Integration in LatinAmerica [tabled]
JESSICA CRIVELLI - ZURICH, University of
Brazilian Foreign Policy towards South America integration:Beliefs in Formulation and Pragmatism in Practice
MIRIAM GOMES SARAIVA - Universidade do Estado do Rio deJaneiro
Non-economic Mercosur: Achievements and limits of astrategic alliance
ANDREA OELSNER - ABERDEEN, University of
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Parliamentary institutionalization in Mercosur: How rhetoricalis it?
CLARISSA DRI - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudes politiques de
NAFTA and Beyond: United States’ Trade Policy towardsLatin America [tabled]
OYA YEGEN - BOSTON University
The energy sector within Latin American regional integrationprocesses: Weaknesses and perspectives of developedinitiatives [tabled]
MAITE J ITURRE - BASQUE COUNTRY, University of the
Panel 156 Room S 19
Challenges to the Liberal Agenda:Democracy Promotion in Conflict
Situations
Chair: Jonas Wolff - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTEFRANKFURT
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Peter Burnell - WARWICK, University of
Democracy Promotion under Threat. Western DPP Policiestowards Afghanistan and Iraq
SONJA GRIMM - KONSTANZ, Universität
German Aid: Democracy, Poverty and Conflict, 2000-2008JÖRG FAUST - Bonn, German Development InstituteSEBASTIAN ZIAJA - German Development Institute
Taming Serbia – The Impact of EU-Conditionality on theDemocratization Process
SOLVEIG RICHTER - German Institute for International andSecurity Affairs (SWP)CHRISTIAN HAAS - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
US-Policy Towards Pakistan: Promoting Democracy orContaining Terrorism?
IRIS WURM - HSFK
Panel 120 Room S 20
Economic Migration and the EuropeanUnion: A Blessing Within but a Threat
From Outside? 2
Chair: Matthias Mayer - LONDON SCHOOL OFECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Co-Chair: Lior Herman - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS& POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Disc.: -
Fighting the illegal labour migration of third-country workersKATERINA MARINA KYRIERI - European Institute of PublicAdministration
Migrants from “third countries” and their labour in the EUMOJCA PAJNIK - Peace Institute
Governing stratification: Migrant workers in the EU prism of‘economic migration’
REGINE PAUL - BATH, University ofEMMA CARMEL - BATH, University of
Temporary and circular labour migration: Reassessing theestablished public policies
RICARD ZAPATA-BARRERO - BARCELONA, Universitat PompeuFabraROCÍO FAUNDEZ GARCÍA - BARCELONA, Universitat PompeuFabraELENA SÁNCHEZ MONTIJANO - BARCELONA, Universitat PompeuFabra
Panel 593 Room S 21
The German federal election 2005:Exceptional case or watershed in
German voting behaviour?
Chair: Rüdiger Schmitt-Beck - MANNHEIM, Universität
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
The effects of economic evaluations on party preferences inGermany against the background of the world economiccrisis
MARKUS STEINBRECHER - MANNHEIM, Universität
How will Merkel’s Grand Coalition Affect the Outcome of the2009 German Federal Election?
EVELYN BYTZEK - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität
Better late than never: Campaign-deciders at the 2005German parliamentary election
RÜDIGER SCHMITT-BECK - MANNHEIM, Universität
Mobilization and De-Mobilization: Floating Voters in ElectionCampaigns, and Between Elections
BERNHARD WEßELS - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum fürSozialforschung (WZB)
Panel 146 Room S 22
Organising the management andmeasurement of performance
Chair: Isabella Proeller - POTSDAM, Universität
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Organisational Capabilities and Performance in the PublicSector: Linking Capacity and Results
JOHN PHILIPP SIEGEL - POTSDAM, Universität
Bureaucratic Structure, Politics and CorruptionCARL DAHLSTROM - GÖTEBORGS UniversitetVICTOR LAPUENTE - GÖTEBORGS Universitet
Performative Accountability in Europe: Problems andParadoxes of National Adaptations to Convergence Pressures
PAOLA MATTEI - MANNHEIM, Universität MZES
Measuring Regulators Statutory IndependenceCHRIS HANRETTY - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTECHRISTEL KOOP - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Panel 219 Room S 23
The causes for the success and failureof the radical right in Central and
Eastern Europe
Chair: Steffen Kailitz - Hannah-Arendt-Institute for theResearch on Totalitarianism
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Andreas Umland - EICHSTÄTT, University of
Are there opportunity structures for the Radical Right? Acomparative analysis of the Visegrad Group countries.
DOMINIKA KASPROWICZ - PEDAGOGICAL University, Krakow
Explaining the failure of radical right parties in EstoniaANDRES KASEKAMP - TARTU, University of
The rise of islamism in the light of European totalitarianismMEHDI MOZAFFARI- AARHUS Universitet
Manoeuvring for the Right: Atypical Features of a BulgarianRadical Right-Wing Party
TODOR HRISTOV - SOFIA, University of
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The Diffusion of Radical Right Ideology in Central-EasternEurope: The Case of Poland and Slovakia
BARTEK PYTLAS - Europa-Universität Viadrina
The Radical Right in Bulgaria [tabled]KATJA MICHALAK - AMERICAN UNIVERSITY IN BULGARIA
From Alienation of the Working Class to the Rise of the FarRight? Party Strategy and Cleavage Evolution in Post-Communist Societies
DJORDJE STEFANOVIC - OXFORD, University ofGEOFFREY EVANS - OXFORD, University of
Panel 104 Room S 25
Towards good governance within thepublic sector. But, good governance:
What’s in the name?
Chair: Dries Verlet - Research Center of the FlemishGovernment
Co-Chair: Wouter Van Dooren - ANTWERP, University of
Disc.: -
Good governance in top-level coordination and consultationforums: Looking for determinants.
JÜRGEN SPANHOVE - LEUVEN, Katholieke UniversiteitKOEN VERHOEST - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit
Evaluating Executive Governance in OECD Member States.Design and Key Findings of an Expert Survey
ANNA NAAB - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-UniversitätMARTIN BRUSIS - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
Promoting Good Governance Globally: The Current andFuture Role of Development Aid
JENNIFER GAUCK - KENT, University of
Can the Danish model survive globalization?HANNE FOSS HANSEN - COPENHAGEN, University ofTORBEN BECK JØRGENSEN - COPENHAGEN, University of
Managing the public sector in the name of good governanceDRIES VERLET - Research Center of the Flemish GovernmentCARL DEVOS - GHENT UniversityWOUTER VAN DOOREN - ANTWERP, University of
Panel 180 Room S 26
Policy implementation in the EuropeanUnion
Chair: Jeremy Richardson - OXFORD, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Policy Implementation by European Regulatory Authorities; Atheoretical analysis of factors influencing the acceptance andimplementation of alternatives to animal testing by EuropeanRegulatory Authorities. [tabled]
MARIE-JEANNE SCHIFFELERS - UTRECHT, University of
Do Different Worlds of Compliance in the EU27 ask forDifferent Remedies?
FALKNER, GERDA - VIENNA, University of
The Many Faces of European Policy Implementation: AnAnalysis of Sector-Specific Compliance in the EU-27
JALE TOSUN - KONSTANZ, UniversitätCHRISTOPH KNILL - KONSTANZ, Universität
Compliance with the major provisions of EU directives: Theeffect of discretion and incentives to deviate.
ROBERT THOMSON - DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE, University of
It Ain’t Over When It’s Over: Post-accession compliance withminority protection rules in new EU member states
GUIDO SCHWELLNUS - ETH Zürich
How Deficient is EU Implementation? Moving BeyondTransposition [tabled]
KENNETH HANF - BARCELONA, POMPEU FABRA, Universitat
The Cycle of EU Climate Policy: The implementation feedbackfor policy formulation
ANDREA LENSCHOW - OSNABRÜCK University
Panel 288 Room S 27
Electoral Democracy in Europe:Research from the PIREDEU Project
Chair: Mark Franklin - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITYINSTITUTE
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
The Impact of Media Framing in Multilevel Elections:Experimental Evidence [tabled]
JILL WITTROCK - OXFORD, University ofSARA BINZER HOBOLT - OXFORD, University of
Micro-foundations of 2nd-order elections theory: Atheoretical reconstruction and empirical test
HERMANN SCHMITT - MANNHEIM, UniversitätALBERTO SANZ - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de
Media and Turnout in European Parliamentary ElectionsSUSAN BANDUCCI - EXETER, University ofCLAES DE VREESE - AMSTERDAM, University of
Persistent Political Divides, Electoral Volatility and CitizenInvolvement: Testing the Freezing Hypothesis in the 2004European Election
GÁBOR TÓKA - BUDAPEST, Central European UniversityTANIA GOSSELIN - Université du Québec à Montréal
Between satisfaction and indifferenceOLGA GYARFASOVA - Institute for Public Affairs, Bratislava
Policy Representation in New and Stable DemocraciesRADOSLAW MARKOWSKI - INSTITUTE OF POLITICAL STUDIES
Panel 315 Room S 28
Analytical Approaches to the Study ofConflict
Chair: Gerald Schneider - KONSTANZ, Universität
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Poverty, Inequality, and Conflict: Using Within-CountryVariation to Evaluate Competing Hypotheses
KRISTIAN SKREDE GLEDITSCH - ESSEX, University ofHALVARD BUHAUG - Centre for the Study of Civil War, PRIO
Primary Commodities Dependence, Price Volatility, andPolitical Instability in Sub-Saharan Africa
MAGNUS ÖBERG - UPPSALA Universitet Department of Peace andConflict Research
Testing Bargaining Theory: A Unified Approach to Ethnic CivilWar Onset, Duration, and Termination
JULIAN WUCHERPFENNIG - ETH Zürich
Putting the Pieces Together: Analysing theInterdependencies of Battle Violence and CivilianVictimisation in Civil Wars
MARTIN OTTMANN - NOTTINGHAM, University of
Peacekeeping and the Course of Civil WarHAN DORUSSEN - ESSEX, University ofCLIONADH RALEIGH - DUBLIN Trinity College
War Outcome, Ethnic Support, and Democratization afterCivil Wars
NILS METTERNICH - ESSEX, University of
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Rebellion, Rites, and Rituals - How Uganda's ChildrenBecome Soldiers [tabled]
ROOS VAN DER HAER - KONSTANZ, UniversitätLILLI BANHOLZER - KONSTANZ, Universität
Panel 100 Room 114
Different Resources, DifferentConflicts? An Exploration of the
Regional Political Economies of theArmed Conflict in Colombia
Chair: Ralf Leiteritz - LOS ANDES, Universidad de
Co-Chair: Angelika Rettberg - LOS ANDES, Universidad de
Disc.: -
Banana production and War vs. Flowers and Peace: AContrast in Search of an Explanation
CARLO NASI - LOS ANDES, Universidad dePILAR LOZANO - LOS ANDES, Universidad de
Coffee and Oil: Institutionalization and Market Structures asMediators of the Relationship between Resources andConflict
ANGELIKA RETTBERG - LOS ANDES, Universidad de
From the Green War to the Green Peace and Back: Patternsof Violence in the Colombian Emerald Zone
RALF LEITERITZ - LOS ANDES, Universidad de
The Exploitation of Nickel in Cordoba: A Sui Generis Case ofthe Relationship between Mining and Conflict in Colombia
ALEXANDRA BERNAL - LOS ANDES, Universidad de
Conflict Dynamics around the Oil Palm: A Comparisonbetween Two Colombian Regions
FEDERICO SEGURA - LOS ANDES, Universidad de
Panel 193 Room 231
Electoral processes and politicalparties in new democracies
Chair: Lise Rakner - BERGEN, Universitetet i
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Jørgen Elklit - AARHUS Universitet
Party Affiliation in New Democracies: Reactions to the split ofthe ruling party in Malawi [tabled]
RAGNHILD LOUISE MURIAAS - BERGEN, Universitetet i
Parties, Media Control and Power in Russia and KazakhstanADELE DEL SORDI - IMT (Institutions Markets Technologies)
The impact of international support for political parties innew democracies: Malawi and Zambia compared
LARS SVASAND - BERGEN, Universitetet iLISE RAKNER - BERGEN, Universitetet i
Electoral Choice in Africa’s New Democracies: ChallengingOne Party Dominance
RENSKE DOORENSPLEET - WARWICK, University ofLIA NIJZINK - CAPE TOWN, University of
The Impact of (Non-) Ethnic Parties on Electoral Processes inAfrica
SEBASTIAN ELISCHER - BREMEN, Jacobs University
The Euro Cleavage in Post Communist EuropeESPEN DAHLE - BERGEN, Universitetet i
Panel 159 Room 232
Policy Argumentation: TheArgumentative Turn Revisited
Chair: Herbert Gottweis - VIENNA, University of
Co-Chair: Frank Fischer - KASSEL, University of
Disc.: -
Policy Arguments to build a problem solving coalitionPHILIPPE ZITTOUN - LYON II, Université ENTPE-Université deLyonMATHIAS DELORI - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Discourse or frame? Yes, words do matter!KATHARINA PAUL - Interdisciplinary Centre for ComparativeResearch in the Social Sciences (ICCR)
Democratizing policy argumentation in discursive designs? Aframework for the critical analysis and evaluation ofparticipatory and deliberative experiments
THOMAS SARETZKI - LÜNEBURG, Universität
Panel 263 Room 329
Institutional Origins, Evolution,Reform, and Effects
Chair: Simon Hug - GENÈVE, Université de
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Institutional Change in Liberal DemocraciesJESSICA FORTIN - LÜNEBURG, UniversitätPHILIPP HARFST - GREIFSWALD, Ernst-Moritz-Arndt University
Labour markets and representative institutions: Evidencefrom Colonial British America
ELENA NIKOLOVA - PRINCETON University
Electoral Institutions and Opposition Parties in CompetitiveAuthoritarian Regimes
SUSANNE MICHALIK - KONSTANZ, Universität
Path Dependency, Increasing Returns and Political ActorsJOSEF HIEN - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Institutional Modernization, Economic Reform and Growth: AStructural, Empirical Analysis of Dynamic Reform Paths inPost-Communist Countries
THOMAS SATTLER - DUBLIN, University College
Panel 441 Room H 09
Bologna and Beyond:Internationalization and European
Education Policy
Chair: Anja Jakobi - BREMEN, Universität
Co-Chair: Kerstin Martens - BREMEN, Universität
Disc.: Moira Nelson - BREMEN, Universität
Delay, resilience and risk of delegitimizationELISA CHULIÁ RODRIGO - MADRID, Nacional de Educacion aDistancia, Universidad (UNED)LEONARDO FERRER SANCHEZ - BURGOS, Universidad de
The Internationalization of Education Policy-Making inSwitzerland
TONIA BIEBER - BREMEN, Universität
How strong is soft law? The impact of the EU’s Education andTraining 2010 programme on national education policies
ÅSE GORNITZKA - OSLO, Universitetet I
Does deliberation matter? A multi-methodological analysisof the impact of deliberation in the Bologna Process
CECILE HOAREAU - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Higher Education Policy in Central EuropeMICHAEL DOBBINS - KONSTANZ, Universität
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The roles of the European Commission in higher educationpolicy
ROGER DALE - BRISTOL, University of
Internationalization of higher education in South America:Autonomous or dependent regionalism?
ANTONI VERGER - AMSTERDAM, University of
Panel 278 Room H 10
Funding opportunities for cross-national co-operation of political
scientists
Chair: Frank Kuhn - European Science Foundation (ESF)
DIMITRI CORPAKIS - Head of Unit Coordination and Horizontalissues; Directorate L: Science, Economy and Society; EuropeanCommission (EC) - Directorate General for Research
CARLOS MARTIN-VÍDE - Research Programme Officer; ScientificDepartment; European Research Council Executive Agency(ERCEA)
BALÁZS KISS - Head of the Social Sciences Unit; StandingCommittee for the Social Sciences (SCSS); European SciencesFoundation (ESF)
Panel 601 Room HPI 1
Reconstructing Constructivism: Wheredoes it all come from
Chair: Nick Onuf - Florida University Miami
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Aristotelian foundations for constructivist social theoryNICK ONUF - Florida University Miami
tbcFREIDRICH KRATOCHWIL - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
tbcNICK RENGGER - ST ANDREWS, University of
Aristotelean ConstructivismMARIANO BARBATO - PASSAU Universität
Panel 492 Room HPI 2
Coordination or fragmentation in theemerged networks of regulation 1
Chair: Bauke Steenhuisen - Delft University ofTechnology
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Limited Fragmentation through Coordination in theRegulation of the Energy and Telecommunications Sectors inBelgium
DAVID AUBIN - LOUVAIN, Université catholique deKOEN VERHOEST - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit
Managing Complexity in the Regulatory Space: A NetworkPerspective on the Regulatory Process in Egypt’sTelecommunication Market
AHMED BADRAN - EXETER, University of The department ofpolitics
Tariff regulation of energy networksLUUK KRIJNEN - Netherlands Court of Audit
Linking proliferation and the autonomy of regulatoryagencies
JAN ROMMEL - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit
Panel 452 Room HPI 3
Religious Actors and Domestic Policiesin Liberal Democracies
Chair: Michael Minkenberg - NEW YORK University
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Michael Minkenberg - NEW YORK University
Religious advocacy: A special case or one amongst others?CAELESTA POPPELAARS - ANTWERP, University ofMARCEL HANEGRAAFF - ANTWERP, University of
Catholic Actors and Bio-politics in Liberal Democracies – thecases of Poland and Italy
ANJA HENNIG - Europa-Universität Viadrina
National Muslim interest organizations in the United States:Objectives, Context, and Functions
MOUNIR AZZAOUI - GEORGETOWN University
Jewish NGOs and local policies fighting against anti-Semitism: The case of France
BRIGITTE BEAUZAMY - PARIS 13, University of
To what extent and in what ways are Europe's religiousparties religious?
JOHN MADELEY - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICALSCIENCE, The
Panel 118 Room HPI 4
Practical theory? Reading nationalsecurity strategies with IR
Chair: Felix Ciuta - LONDON, University College
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Geopolitics and time in Security StrategiesIAN KLINKE - LONDON, University College
An Undefined Security Strategy: The Case of Iceland and itsDeveloping Security Identity
SILJA BARA OMARSDOTTIR - ICELAND, University of
Concepts, tropes and theories in National Security StrategiesFELIX CIUTA - LONDON, University College
The European Security Strategy as Strategic Narrative:Projecting EU External Influence?
ALISTER MISKIMMON - LONDON, University of, ROYAL HOLLOWAYCOLLEGEBEN O’LOUGHLIN -
Panel 187 Room HFF 1
Kosovo, Abkhazia, South Ossetia,Chechnya: Special Cases and Valid
Comparisons?
Chair: James Hughes - LONDON SCHOOL OFECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Gwendolyn Sasse - OXFORD, University of
Trends of secession and retrocession in international politics:The case of Taiwan and Kosovo
CARMEN AMADO MENDES - COIMBRA, Universidad deTERESA CIERCO - University Lusiada - Porto
Secession and violence: A comparative study of Kosovo andChechnya
ALEKSANDAR PAVKOVIC - MACAU, University of
Abkhazia, Chechnya, Kosovo, and South Ossetia: DifferentCases - Different Solutions
NINO GOGOLADZE -
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The Rise and the Fall of the Communist Nested HomelandModel: Kosovo, 1941-1987
ALEKSANDAR PETROVIC - SIMON FRASER UniversityDJORDJE GEORGE STEFANOVIC - OXFORD, University of
Panel 204 Room HFF 2
The EUs performance in internationalinstitutions: Cross-cutting issues
Chair: Sebastian Oberthür - BRUSSEL, VrijeUniversiteit
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
The EU, the US and Global Governance: ExploringInternational Regimes in the Global Political Economy
MICHAEL SMITH - LOUGHBOROUGH, University of
Evaluating the EU’s promotion of mitigation policies for apost-2012 Kyoto Protocol on climate change
GEERT DE COCK - ALBERTA, University of
Efficient institutional architecture for effectivemultilateralism?
NADIA KLEIN - COLOGNE, University ofWULF REINERS - COLOGNE, University of
EU's Role in the UN Human Rights CouncilYANN GESSLER - GENÈVE, Université de
Multilateralism, the EU and the Evolving Global Governanceof the Internet
GEORGE CHRISTOU - WARWICK, University ofSEAMUS SIMPSON - MANCHESTER METROPOLITAN University
Analyzing the EU's Performance in International InstitutionsKNUD ERIK JØRGENSEN - AARHUS Universitet
The EU's Performance in the InternationalTelecommunication Union
JAMAL SHAHIN - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit
Panel 433 Room HFF 3
Conflict and Cohesion in NorthEuropean Political Parties
Chair: Nicholas Aylott - SÖDERTÖRNS HÖGSKOLA(University College)
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Vello Pettai - TARTU, University of
How Populist Parties Organize: The General Record and anIllustrative Case, the Sweden Democrats
KARL MAGNUS JOHANSSON - SÖDERTÖRNS HÖGSKOLA(University College) School of Social Sciences
The Diffusion of Party Organisational Structures from OldEurope to New: Some Hypotheses
NICHOLAS AYLOTT - SÖDERTÖRNS HÖGSKOLA (UniversityCollege)
Cohesion of Nordic Parties in Comparative PerspectiveDETLEF JAHN - GREIFSWALD, Ernst-Moritz-Arndt University
Political Parties in Multi-Level Polities: The Nordic CountriesCompared
MAGNUS BLOMGREN - UMEÅ Universitet
Panel 464 Room HFF 4
Multilevel Politics & PoliticalEconomy
Chair: Vera Troeger - ESSEX, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Adding another level: Individual responses to globalizationand government welfare policies
GABRIELE RUOFF - ETH ZürichLENA MARIA SCHAFFER - ETH Zurich
Geographical Limitations on the Utility of InvestmentLiberalization
JUDE HAYS - ILLINOIS - URBANA-CHAMPAIGN, University ofCLINT PEINHARDT - TEXAS AT DALLAS, University of
Trade Competition, National Political Institutions, andDomestic Water and Air Pollution
XUN CAO - ESSEX, University ofASEEM PRAKASH - WASHINGTON, University of
Recasting Labour Politics: The Social and EconomicFoundations of Welfare State Reform
SCOTT R POWELL - OHIO STATE University
Ethnic Income Inequality, Regional Income Inequality andEconomic Growth
JOEL SELWAY - MICHIGAN, University of (Ann Arbor)
Panel 533 Room HFF 5
Political Activism, Civil Societies,and Social Movements in Eastern
Europe: Twenty Years After the Fall ofCommunism
Chair: Ondrej Cisar - MASARYK University
Co-Chair: Steven Saxonberg - MASARYK University
Disc.: Helen Flam -
Struggling without success? Russian civil society caughtbetween international and domestic demands – the exampleof aid for disabled people. [tabled]
CHRISTIAN FRÖHLICH - LEIPZIG, University of
Diffusion and Civil Society Mobilization in ColouredRevolutions
MICHAL SIMECKA - OXFORD, University of
Learning on both sides of the divide? Transnational diffusionof non-violent resistance in the Orange revolution [tabled]
SARA TESCIONE - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Restoring Democracy from Below: Study of Ethnic Activismin Poland
JOANNA JASIEWICZ - BARCELONA, Universidad de
The Institutionalization of Eastern European ContentiousActivism (Re-)Evaluated: Protest in Bulgaria, 1996-2005
TSVETA PETROVA - CORNELL University
Fostering developmental agency from withoutLASZLO BRUSZT - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTEBALAZS VEDRES - Central European University
Environmental protest and the Via Baltica: Implications forcivil society in Central and Eastern Europe
SARA FULLER - DURHAM, University of
Panel 117 Room HFF 6
Symposium
Beyond centralization and decentralization: Multi-levelgovernance in Europe?
Chairs: Markus Jachtenfuchs, Hertie-School ofGovernance, Germany
Lenka Rovna, Charles University Prague,Czech Republic
Discussants: Jan Rovny, University of North Carolina atChapel Hill, USA
Carina Sprungk, University of Osnabrück,Germany
Room H 03 + H 04
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Political Communication and Web 2.0
Chair: James Martin - LONDON, University of,GOLDSMITHS COLLEGE
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Thomas Zittel - CORNELL University
Interacting, representing or just informing? Web 2.0 and UKMPs
DARREN LILLEKER - BOURNEMOUTH UniversityNIGEL JACKSON - PLYMOUTH, University of
The usage of Web 2.0 as a political marketing platform forleading political parties in United Kingdom and Latvia
IEVA DMITRICENKO - LATVIA, University of
Political communication and viral marketing on YouTube. Thecase study of Obama Girl and Will.I.Am
MATTEO VERGANI - MILANO - Università Cattolica del Sacro CuorediANDREA NASTI - PAVIA, Universita degli studi di
Communication and the constituency: Blogging legislators inTaiwan
JONATHAN SULLIVAN - NOTTINGHAM, University of
Political communication and news media in Turkey on theedge of EU
ECE INAN - MARMARA University
Panel 87 Room H 01
Security sector reform and thetransformation of doctrines and
corporate identities
Chair: Gabriela Maria Manea - FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität
Co-Chair: Heiner Hänggi - Geneva Centre for theDemocratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF)
Disc.: Christopher Clapham - CLAPHAM, University of
Security and defence in Brazil after the Cold War: Theposition of the Brazilian Army about the ‘non-traditional’security issues in the Amazon region and its response to theSecurity Sector Reform.
FELIPE JOSÉ PILETTI - Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane (SUM)
Towards a Professional Indonesian Military: The Next StepsLEONARD SEBASTIAN - S. Rajaratnam School of InternationalStudies, SingaporeANDI WIDJAJANTO - Universitas Indonesia, Jakarta
From guardians to democrats – attempts to explain changeand continuity in the corporate identity of the military inIndonesia, Thailand and the Philippines
FELIX HEIDUK - Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik
The challenges of security sector governance in Nigeria’sdemocratic polity
JONAH ISAWA ELAIGWU - JOS, University of
Security sector reform and the Turkish militaryTUBA UNLU - MIDDLE EAST TECHNICAL University
Panel 503 Room H 02
Economic patriotism - The limits ofthe European Market Project
Chair: Ben Clift - WARWICK, University of
Co-Chair: Helen Callaghan - KÖLN, MAX-PLANCK-INSTITUT FÜR GESELLSCHAFTSFORSCHUNG
Disc.: -
Pride and prejudice? Motives for economic patriotism in themarket for corporate control
HELEN CALLAGHAN - KÖLN, MAX-PLANCK-INSTITUT FÜRGESELLSCHAFTSFORSCHUNG
Supranational Governance as Economic Patriotism? TheEuropean Union, Legitimacy and the Reconstruction of StateSpace
BEN ROSAMOND - WARWICK, University of
From nationalism to European patriotism? British andGerman trade union politics at Ford and General Motors
THOMAS FETZER - WARWICK, University of
Hitting the Achilles Heal of Dependent Development in theEuropean Peripheries? Responses to the financial crisis inEastern [tabled]
JAN DRAHOKOUPIL - MANNHEIM, UniversitätMARTIN MYANT - WEST OF SCOTLAND, University of the
Economic patriotism in the UK and the USA: Does publicopinion matter?
DESPINA ALEXIADOU - PITTSBURGH, University of
French Economic Patriotism: Legislative, Regulatory, &Discursive Dimensions
BEN CLIFT - WARWICK, University of
Panel 183 Room H 05
Xenophobia, Islamophbia
Chair: Henk Dekker - LEIDEN, Universiteit
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Sarah Scuzzarello - LUNDS Universitet
Sara Silvestri
Islamophobia: A New Phenomenon or a New Name forXenophobia?
MARC HELBLING - ZURICH, University of
Racial Bias by Another Name: Anti-Muslim Attitudes andVoting Against Barack Obama
DAVID REDLAWSK - IOWA, University ofMATT BARRETO - WASHINGTON, University of
Support for the ban on headscarves and the role of negativeattitudes towards Muslims
JOLANDA VAN DER NOLL - BREMEN, Jacobs University
Islamophobia and its origins. A study among Dutch youthHENK DEKKER - LEIDEN, UniversiteitJOLANDA VAN DER NOLL - BREMEN, Jacobs University
Xenophobia in Tenerife: A Case StudyMARCOS ENGELKEN-JORGE - PAIS VASCO, Universidad del
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Sociology of Party Activism
Chair: Oscar Mazzoleni - LAUSANNE, Université de
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
In the name of the father. Current influence of familypolitical socialization on party activism.
HILDE VAN LIEFFERINGE - GHENT UniversityCARL DEVOS - GHENT UniversityKRISTOF STEYVERS -
What sense does it make? Commitment in local politicalparties in Switzerland
HERVÉ RAYNER - PARIS OUEST NANTERRE, Université (ISP-CNRS)/OVP Bellinzona CH
A new type of political involvement ? The young Forza Italiaactivists
DECHEZELLES STÉPHANIE - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudespolitiques de
The Origins of the Gender-Gap in Political Voice: The Effectof Parental Characteristics on Sibling Differences [tabled]
MARTIN KROH - BERLIN, Freie Universität and German Institutefor Economic Research
‘The hardest and the purest’. The Lega Nord (Italy), a partyof activists at the time of declining partisanship.
MARTINA AVANZA - LAUSANNE, Université de
Socialization to political practices within youth organisationsof French parties
LUCIE BARGEL - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE), Université de
Panel 151 Room H 07
International intelligence co-operation: Problems of human rights
and oversight
Chair: Lauren Hutton - Institute for Security Studies
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Internationalization of counter-terrorism policy: Effects onthe rule of law
CHRISTIANE KRAFT-KASACK - HERTIE School of Governance
Accountability of International Intelligence Cooperation(working title)
AIDAN WILLS - Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control ofArmed Forces (DCAF)HANS BORN - Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of ArmedForces (DCAF)
The Globalisation of Intelligence and the Reform ofAccountability
IAN LEIGH - DURHAM, University of
Asymmetric Threats and the War on Terror: The Emergenceof Schemes for Intelligence Cooperation in the DevelopingWorld
NICOLA CONTESSI - LAVAL, Université
Panel 473 Room H 08
Beyond presence: New perspectives onwomens representation
Chair: Monica Threlfall - LONDON METROPOLITANUniversity
Co-Chair: Lenita Freidenvall - STOCKHOLMS University
Disc.: -
Women parliamentarians under pressureMAGORZATA FUSZARA - WARSAW, Univeristy of
Personality traits, values and political orientation of fasttract women politicians who cope better with obstaclesencountered once in office
DONATA FRANCESCATO - ROMA LA SAPIENZA, Università diMARCO LAURIOLA - University La Sapienza Rome
Women minority organizations and diverse claims forrepresentation: Intersections of gender and ethnicity
LENITA FREIDENVALL - STOCKHOLMS UniversitetDRUDE DAHLERUP - STOCKHOLMS Universitet
Women’s Absence in Peace-building Policies: The Case ofthe Feminist Organizations in Israel
RACHEL AMRAM - PITTSBURGH, University of
Feeling represented? Diverse women's subjective needs andpreferences for their political representation in amulticultural Europe
MONICA THRELFALL - LONDON METROPOLITAN University
Panel 336 Room S 12
Improving the Climate Regime:Cosmopolitan Solutions
Chair: Paul G Harris - LINGNAN University
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Climate change and the cosmopolitan responsibility ofindividuals
NIGEL DOWER - ABERDEEN, University of
Climate Justice as Globalised ResponsibilitySTEVE VANDERHEIDEN - COLORADO - BOULDER, University of
Fighting climate change without the State ? Radicalcosmopolitans solutions to a dangerous situation. [tabled]
FELLI ROMAIN - LAUSANNE, Université de
Is an effective global climate regime possible? Two-levelgames, discourse coalitions and cosmopolitan ethics.
DEREK BELL - NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, University of
Justice and the Distribution of Greenhouse GasesSIMON CANEY - OXFORD, University of
Cosmopolitan Diplomacy and the Climate Change Regime[tabled]
PAUL G HARRIS - LINGNAN University
A cosmopolitan approach to climate mitigation andadaptation
EDWARD PAGE - WARWICK, University of
Panel 210 Room S 14
Metropolitan sources of changingpolitical cleavages
Chair: Jefferey Sellers - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA,University of
Co-Chair: Daniel Kübler - ZURICH, University of
Disc.: Hanspeter Kriesi - ZURICH, University of
Are Families Voting for Suburbia? The importance ofhousehold structures in explaining changes in the urban-rural cleavage.
MAARIT FELICITAS STRÖBELE - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITYINSTITUTE
The Political Ecology of French Metropolitan AreasJEFFEREY M SELLERS - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, University ofVINCENT HOFFMANN-MARTINOT - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudespolitiques de
The territorial dynamics of politics in Swiss metropolitanareas
DANIEL KÜBLER - ZURICH, University ofURS SCHEUSS - ZURICH, University of
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Political Ecology of Metropolitan Areas in the Czech RepublicTOMÁ KOSTELECKY - ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE CZECHREPUBLICDANIEL CERMÁK - Institute of Sociology, Academy of Sciences ofthe Czech Republic
Panel 304 Room S 15
Effective Interactive Governance andPolicymaking
Chair: Mark Considine - MELBOURNE, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Tangible effectiveness? Interactive governance networks inregional development policies
TRINE FOTEL - ROSKILDE, University of Department of Societyand Globalisation
Interactive Governance in Immigrant Integration Policies: AComparison of Germany and the Netherlands
ELISABETH MUSCH - MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhlems-Universität
Network Governance: Towards a Theory of TransformationsMARK CONSIDINE - MELBOURNE, University of
Assessing and improving effective governanceJACOB TORFING - ROSKILDE, University of
Enhancing democratic ownership to environmental actionsplans through interactive governance
ÅSA VIFELL - SÖDERTÖRNS HÖGSKOLA (University College)
Panel 456 Room S 16
Theories of federalism
Chair: Nenad Stojanovic - ZURICH, University of &LOUVAIN, Université catholique de
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Helder De Schutter - OXFORD, University of
Human rights in federationsANDREAS FOLLESDAL - OSLO, Universitetet I
Constitutional Secession Rights and Democratic IncentivesANDREW SHORTEN - LIMERICK, University of
Federalism for the 21st CenturyTHOMAS O HUEGLIN - WILFRID LAURIER University
The Ethics of Federalism: Between Justice and Modus VivendiWAYNE NORMAN - DUKE University
Panel 312 Room S 17
Social Movements and ProtestParticipation. The Role of New and Old
Media.
Chair: Stefaan Walgrave - ANTWERP, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.:
Virtual mobilization and real life participation: How newmedia change mobilization and participation
MARIJE BOEKKOOI - AMSTERDAM, Vrije UniversiteitBERT KLANDERMANS - AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit
Something Old, Something New: Understanding the role ofold and new media in a grassroots campaign
ANNE-MARIE OOSTVEEN - OXFORD, University of
The Role of Independent News Websites in OrganizingCollective Action of Radical Protest Movements: Lessons formthe Israeli Experience
KEREN SERENO - JERUSALEM, Hebrew University of
Just giving voice to the voiceless? An exploration of the NewMedia practice(s) of social movements.
LISA FARRANCE - Victoria University, Melbourne
Get off the keyboard! from virtual politicsPAOLO GERBAUDO - LONDON, University of, GOLDSMITHSCOLLEGE
Panel 221 Room S 18
Judicial Politics in Latin America
Chair: Mariana Llanos - GIGA German Institute ofGlobal and Area Studies
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Jeffrey K Staton - EMORY University
Towards politicised High Courts in Latin AmericaELENA MARTÍNEZ BARAHONA - SALAMANCA, Universidad deSEBASTIAN LINARES - SALAMANCA, Universidad de
The political independence of the Judiciary as a politicalparties’ strategy: An event history analysis of JudicialReforms in Latin America [tabled]
JUAN MAYORAL - MADRID, Instituto Juan March de Estudios eInvestigaciones
Explaining Post-Transitional Justice: The Role of IndependentCourts
ELIN SKAAR - Chr. Michelsen Institute (CMI)
More power: More rights? Judicial review, democracy andrights
KARINA ANSOLABEHERE - Latin American Faculty of SocialSciences- México
The Judicialization of Health Policy in Costa RicaBRUCE M WILSON - CENTRAL FLORIDA, University of / Chr.Michelsen Institute, Bergen
The Institutional Setting for Constitutional Justice in LatinAmerica
JULIO RÍOS-FIGUEROA - CIDE (Centro de Investigación yDocencia Económicas)
Panel 225 Room S 19
Institutions and Peace
Chair: Alexander Thompson - OHIO STATE University
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
IOs and Public Opinion: An Experimental ApproachTERRENCE CHAPMAN - TEXAS AT AUSTIN, University ofSTEPHEN JESSEE - TEXAS AT AUSTIN, University of
Institutional or Democratic Peace? Testing the Influence ofConfidence Building Measures and Regime Type on theOccurrence of Militarized Interstate Disputes
EVA GOTTWALD - TÜBINGEN, UniversitätBEN KAMIS - TÜBINGEN, University of
The Rational Enforcement of International LawALEXANDER THOMPSON - OHIO STATE University
IOs as Treaty-makers?: Signatory Delegation, InternationalLegal Personality and IO Autonomy
KATHY POWERS - NEW MEXICO, University of
Panel 136 Room S 20
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The European Union and ForcedMigration: Assessing the impact of
European refugee policy
Chair: Eiko Thielemann - LONDON SCHOOL OFECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Co-Chair: Luc Bovens - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS& POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Disc.: -
Integrating gender in European refugee policyJANE FREEDMAN - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE), Universitéde
The Asylum and Immigration Policies of the European UnionWithin the Context of Enlargement: Turkey as a Case Studyfor Benefit and Cost Analysis [tabled]
GUL CATIR - BOGAZICI UNIVERSITY
Europeanization is What States Make of it: Germany and EUAsylum Policy
MARIYA SHISHEVA - TRENTO, Universita degli studi di
Into the Zone: The European Union and Extra-TerritorialProcessing for Migrants, Refugees and Asylum Seekers(Theories and Practice)
CARL LEVY - LONDON, University of, GOLDSMITHS COLLEGE
Similarity Measures between Quasi-Orderings for RecognitionRates as a Measure of Parity in EU Asylum Policies
LUC BOVENS - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICALSCIENCE, The
Does Regional Cooperation strengthen or undermine globalregimes: The case of Refugee Protection
EIKO THIELEMANN - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, TheNADINE EL-ENANY - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Panel 563 Room S 21
Different approaches to spatialanalysis of party choice
Chair: Oddbjørn Knutsen - OSLO, Universitetet I
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Rune Stubager - AARHUS Universitet
Distorted Mirrors: Strategic Costing and ContaminationEffects
IGNACIO LAGO - BARCELONA, POMPEU FABRA, Universitat
Contextual Determinants of Voter Turnout in EuropeanParliament Elections
MIKOLAJ CZESNIK - WARSAW School of Social PsychologyMICHAL KOTNAROWSKI - INSTITUTE OF POLITICAL STUDIESPolish Academy of Sciences
Voting behaviour of the young generationsNICOLA MAGGINI - SUM - Istituto Italiano scienze umane, Firenze
Left right wrong: Does the left-right scale meet the demandsof transitivity and intersubjectivity at the electoral level inthe Netherlands?
HUIB PELLIKAAN - LEIDEN, UniversiteitTOM VAN DER MEER - SOCIAL & CULTURAL PLANNING OFFICE
Panel 226 Room S 22
The Europeanisation of National PartyPolitics
Chair: Mathieu Petithomme - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITYINSTITUTE
Co-Chair: Isabelle Guinaudeau - BORDEAUX, Institutd’Etudes politiques de
Disc.: Dragomir Stoyanov - City University of Seattle
What Europeanisation can tell us about domestic politicalcompetition and vice versa? A comparative analysis of theusages of the EU in Spanish and Italian electoral andparliamentary competition (1983-2006)
FABIO GARCÍA LUPATO - MADRID, Universidad Complutense de
The Europeanization of party politics and the holding ofreferendums on Europe
KAI OPPERMANN - COLOGNE, University of
Party Europeanization through national elections? Europe inthe Austrian general election campaigns 2006 and 2008
SARAH MEYER - INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDIESSIEGLINDE ROSENBERGER - VIENNA, University of
Europeanization through policy involvement? The domesticimplementation of European directives and its impact onparty organisation.
SYLVAIN GAMBERT - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Panel 414 Room S 24
On the Borderline Between Protest andViolence:!Political Movements of the
New Radical Right
Chair: Manuela Caiani - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITYINSTITUTE
Co-Chair: Donatella della Porta - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITYINSTITUTE
Disc.: Claudius Wagemann - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITYINSTITUTE
Radical Right and the Use of Political Violence: IdealistHearths in Turkey in the 1970s.
SELIN BENGI GÜMRÜKÇÜ - IZMIR University of Economics
Extreme Right and Populism: A Frame Analysis of ExtremeRight Wing Discourses in Italy and Germany
DONATELLA DELLA PORTA - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTEMANUELA CAIANI - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
“Armed spontaneism”: An independent revolutionary way inthe Italian extreme right-wing groups
LOREDANA GUERRIERI - MACERATA, University of
Mobilizing Activism: A comparative analysis of thecontemporary Right-Wing Extremists and Islamists inGermany
ALI HEDAYAT - IMT (Institutions Markets Technologies)
Panel 105 Room S 25
Linking academia and evaluation unitsin multi-level contexts and policies
Chair: Javier Villamayor - Barcelona Provincial Council
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Andreu Orte - Barcelona Provincial Council andUniversitat Pompeu Fabra
Evaluation of intergovernmental policy by the theory-drivenmethod
BART DE PEUTER - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit PublicManagement InstituteVALÉRIE PATTYN - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit PublicManagement Institute
Reflexive evaluations as instrument to improve multi-levelgovernance effectiveness; an exploration of the audit of aknowledge and innovation program
NANNY BRESSERS - ROTTERDAM, Erasmus UniversiteitG. TEISMAN - ROTTERDAM, Erasmus Universiteit
Policy Advice Systems and Sub-National Policy Analysts:Troubleshooters or Planners?
MICHAEL HOWLETT - SIMON FRASER University
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An Evaluation of the Swiss Alpine Grazing Subsidies usingPanel-Data
TOBIAS SCHULZ - Swiss Federal Research Institute for Forest,Snow, and Landscape
The Utilization of Performance Information: The Case of theNetwork Ecological Monitoring
DENNIS DE KOOL - ROTTERDAM, Erasmus Universiteit
Panel 213 Room S 26
Decision-making in the European Union
Chair: Darren Halpin - ROBERT GORDON University
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Small States in EU Decision-Making. Coping with StructuralDisadvantages
DIANA PANKE - DUBLIN, University College
The Council(s) beyond IntergovernmentalismDOREEN ALLERKAMP - MANNHEIM, Universität The MaxwellSchool, Syracuse University
Who gets what in the European Union decision makingprocess and why?
JAVIER ARREGUI - BARCELONA, Universitat Pompeu Fabra
Policy-making within the EU Commission: DG interaction andpolicy effects
JULIA METZ - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum für Sozialforschung(WZB)MIRIAM HARTLAPP - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum fürSozialforschung (WZB)
Puzzling vs. powering? Framing in EU decision-makingrevisited
FALK DAVITER - POTSDAM, Universität
Legislative Leadership in the Council: The GermanPresidency and Occupational Health and Safety [tabled]
ANDREAS WARNTJEN - TWENTE, Universiteit
Identifying the Role of Policy in the Legal Reasoning of theEuropean Court of Justice
GERARD CONWAY - BRUNEL University
Panel 289 Room S 27
The independent variables in economicvoting studies
Chair: Cees Van Der Eijk - NOTTINGHAM, University of
Co-Chair: Mark Franklin - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITYINSTITUTE
Disc.: Cees Van Der Eijk - NOTTINGHAM, University of
Multilevel Economic Perceptions and Their ConsequencesTHORSTEN FAAS - MANNHEIM, Universität
Economic circumstances, economic news, economicperceptions and the vote
WOUTER VAN DER BRUG - AMSTERDAM, University ofMARCEL VAN EGMOND - AMSTERDAM, University of
Opinion, Preference, Expectation , Experience and theEconomy
CEES VAN DER EIJK - NOTTINGHAM, University of
Perceptions of the Aggregate EconomyRANDY STEVENSON - RICE University
Institutional and political prerequisites for assigningresponsibility: Evidence from Norwegian municipal elections1979-2003
LARS C MONKERUD - Norwegian School of Management (BI)
Panel 353 Room S 28
The implementation of European law
Chair: Bernard Steunenberg - LEIDEN, Universiteit
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Dimiter Toshkov - LEIDEN, Universiteit
Discretion and the implementation of EU law [tabled]DIMITER TOSHKOV - LEIDEN, UniversiteitBERNARD STEUNENBERG - LEIDEN, Universiteit
Poor Policy Fit and Ambiguous Laws: Reasons for Divergencein National Policy Practices [tabled]
ASYA ZHELYAZKOVA - UTRECHT, University ofRENÉ TORENVLIED - UTRECHT, University of
Living in Parallel Universes? The implementation of EU ruleson cultural heritage in Bulgaria
ANTOANETA L DIMITROVA - LEIDEN, UniversiteitBERNARD STEUNENBERG - LEIDEN, Universiteit
EU compliance in new member states: A departmentalperspective
RADOSLAW ZUBEK - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, TheKATARINA STARONOVA - COMENIUS University Faculty of Arts
Compliance after Conditionality: Why are the EU’s newmember states so good?
ULRICH SEDELMEIER - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Transposition of European Directives: A Matter of IssueSalience?
ESTHER VERSLUIS - MAASTRICHT UniversiteitANETA SPENDZHAROVA - MAASTRICHT Universiteit
Panel 166 Room 114
In and out civil society. Mappingcivic attitudes of citizenship through
European countries
Chair: Rafael Vázquez-García - Granada, University of
Co-Chair: Susanne Pickel - GREIFSWALD, Ernst-Moritz-Arndt University
Disc.: -
Changes in the Determinants of Volunteering between 1975and 2005
ERIK VAN INGEN - TILBURG, Universiteit vanPAUL DEKKER - SOCIAL & CULTURAL PLANNING OFFICE
Political consciousness and participation of Polish citizens inUpper Silesia. Towards the territorial autonomy? [tabled]
MALGORZATA MYSLIWIEC - SILESIA - KATOWICE, University of
Civic Participation in Portugal - the 1998 and 2007referenda on abortion
JOSÉ SANTANA PEREIRA - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
An inquiry into the stability of citizenship attitudes inadolescence. A study into changes in views of citizenshipbetween 16 and 18 year old using panel data from theBelgian Youth Study.
YVES DEJAEGHERE - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit
The increasing specialisation in types of political participationin advanced democracies
ELINE DE ROOIJ - OXFORD, University of
Elite-Challenging Activities and DemocracyFRANZISKA DEUTSCH - BREMEN, Jacobs University
Panel 102 Room 231
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Comparing Hypes, Friction, andResponsive Government
Chair: Gerard Breeman - WAGENINGEN University andResearch Center
Co-Chair: Arco Timmermans - LEIDEN, Universiteit
Disc.: -
Issue Competition and Parliamentary Democracy in SpainLAURA CHAQUÉS BONAFONT - BARCELONA, Universidad deLUZ MUÑOZ - BARCELONA, Universidad deANNA PALAU - BARCELONA, UNIVERSIDAD DE
LLUIS MEDIR FERRAN -
Governing Biotechnology: Why do Governments Bother? AComparative Analysis of Public Policies in ReproductiveTechnology, Embryo research and stem cells research
ISABELLE ENGELI - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTEFREDERIC VARONE - GENÈVE, Université de
The transformation of political intentions into statute: TheSpeech from the Throne and Acts of Parliament in the UnitedKingdom, 1911-2008
SHAUN BEVAN - MANCHESTER, University ofPETER JOHN - MANCHESTER, University ofWILL JENNINGS - MANCHESTER, UNIVERSITY OF
Solving the “Most Important Problem” or Fishing for Votes?Responsiveness of Government and Opposition to PublicOpinion in Germany
MARTIN BRUNNER - KONSTANZ, Universität
From entrepreneurial state to state of entrepreneurs:Ownership implications of [tabled]
JOSÉ VARGAS-HERNÁNDEZ - University Center for Economic andManagerial Sciences University
Where does attention come from and where does it go? ANew Approach to the Study of Agenda Setting Dynamics
PETER MORTENSEN - AARHUS UniversitetCHRISTOFFER GREEN-PEDERSEN - AARHUS Universitet
Panel 168 Room 232
Political Economy and Public Policy
Chair: Bob Jessop - LANCASTER , University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Some Political Economy Insights to Multi-Level GovernmentFinancing Mechanisms in Hungary
JUDIT KALMAN - BUDAPEST, Central European University
Evaluating the Coordinative Effectiveness of Governance inthe Face of Complexity: A Case Study of Sustainable UrbanDevelopment in the London Thames Gateway
DAN GREENWOOD - WESTMINSTER, University of
Pertinent effects and policy displacement in public policy:The case of the Greek university reform.
LOUDOVIKOS KOTSONOPOULOS - PANTEION University of Social &Political Science
The Politics of Poverty Reduction Policies: How do institutionsand actors matter for analysis given a development countrycontext?
BETTINA BOEKLE - German Development Institute (DIE)
The Political Economy of Social Concertation Pacts: Did theinstitutional evolution of social concertation in Irelandproduce a paradigm change in the policy process?
AIDAN REGAN - DUBLIN, University College
Institutional economics of co-operation and the politicaleconomy of trust [tabled]
JOSÉ VARGAS-HERNÁNDEZ - University Center for Economic andManagerial Sciences University
Panel 264 Room 329
On the Evaluation of DemocraticInnovations
Chair: Brigitte Geissel - DARMSTADT, TechnischeUniversität
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Archon Fung - HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Participatory Instruments and Democratic QualityANTONIO PUTINI - Rome, University
Evaluating democratic innovations: The value of a goodsapproach
GRAHAM SMITH - SOUTHAMPTON, University of
Why Democratize Democracy? – Criteria for the Evaluation ofDemocratic Innovations
BRIGITTE GEISSEL - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität
The Future of Democracy in Europe: Trends, Analyses andReforms
PHILIPPE C SCHMITTER - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Lowering voting age in Austria – effects on attitudes andparticipation & evaluation of accompanying initiatives[tabled]
EVA ZEGLOVITS - SORA - Institute for Social Research andAnalysisSTEVE SCHWARZER - SORA - Institute for Social Research andAnalysis
Liberal borders around the scope of participatory innovationsPAULO EDGAR DA ROCHA RESENDE - BARCELONA, UniversitatAutònoma de
How deliberation increase democracy support: The case ofdeliberative poll in Italy
IRENA FIKET - SIENA, Università degli studi diVINCENZO MEMOLI - SIENA, Università degli studi di
Panel 95 Room H 09
Education for Democracy & YouthEngagement in the Context of
Educational Reforms
Chair: Steve Schwarzer - SORA - Institute for SocialResearch and Analysis
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Joel Westheimer - OTTAWA, University of
Effects of growing up in families that care about the publicdomain
JON LAUGLO - OSLO, Universitetet I
Lowering voting age in Austria - Civic education and votingbehaviour
STEVE SCHWARZER - SORA - Institute for Social Research andAnalysisEVA ZEGLOVITS - SORA - Institute for Social Research andAnalysis
The political child: Citizenship, education and the Swedishstate - Public debates in daily newspaper Dagens Nyheterduring the election years of 1956, 1982 and 2006
PAULINE STOLTZ - MALMÖ University
The Political Socialization Potential of High Schools: Adoptingthe Political Socialization Theory to the 21st Century
ELLEN CLAES - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit
Civic Education, Solidarity and Diversity: A RepublicanApproach
WENDY ROSS - DUBLIN, University College
Panel 576 Room H 10
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The Democratic Qualities of ProtestPolitics
Chair: Mathew Humphrey - NOTTINGHAM, Universityof
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
The Ambivalence of Populism: Threat or Corrective forDemocracy?
CRISTÓBAL ROVIRA KALTWASSER - Wissenschaftszentrum Berlinfür Sozialforschung (WZB) Berlin
Social movements or rebel groups? Disobedience as aprediction of the level of democracy at institutional level.
STEFANO PASSINI - BOLOGNA, Università degli StudiDAVIDE MORSELLI - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi
The Athenian violence of December 2008: On the Jacobinvein of majoritarian democracy [tabled]
IOANNIS A TASSOPOULOS - ATHENS, University of
The movements of left-wing and right-wing globalizationcritics in Europe – an extreme danger to democracy on thesearch of “good governance”?
FLORIAN HARTLEB - Chemnitz University of Technology
Direct Action, Democracy and IndividualismKEVIN GILLAN - MANCHESTER, University of
Democratization of Radical Protest: The Case of AffinityGroups in the Global Justice Movement
ANDREJS BERDNIKOVS - LATVIA, University of
Panel 247 Room HPI 1
Varieties of constructivist thought
Chair: Oliver Kessler - BIELEFELD, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Antinomies in the Study of Social Movements: An Exercise inConstructivist Theorising
SERAPHIM SEFERIADES - PANTEION University of Social & PoliticalScience
Against ConstructivismCHRISTOPH HUMRICH - BREMEN, Universität Institut fürInterkulturelle und Internationale Studien
tbcROD HALL -
Knowledge and insecurity: Butlers philosophy ofprecariousness
ISALINE BERGAMASCHI - INSTITUTE OF POLITICAL STUDIESSciences-Po/Paris
Panel 493 Room HPI 2
Networks of regulation and themanagement of transnational risk
Chair: Martin Lodge - LONDON SCHOOL OFECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Kutsal Yesilkagit - UTRECHT, University of
Regulatory harmonisation and diverse local realities:Contending framings and transnational risks aroundagricultural biotechnology
PATRICK VAN ZWANENBERG - SUSSEX, University of
Systemic risk in the network industries: Is there agovernance gap?
IAN BARTLE - College of Management, EPFL, LausanneMARC LAPERROUZA - EPFL Ecole Polytechnique Fédéral deLausanne
Risks as Outcome of Regulation - A Case Study on theDepletion of Internet Addresses
JEANETTE HOFMANN - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Regulating road transport emissions in Europe: Barriers tochange
RACHEL ALDRED - EAST LONDON, University ofDANIELA TEPE - EAST LONDON, University of
Regulatory regimes under stress: Protecting privacy inGermany and the United States
ANDREAS BUSCH - GÖTTINGEN, Georg-August Universität
Panel 550 Room HPI 3
Religious Actors in DemocratisationProcesses
Chair: Anja Hennig - Europa-Universität Viadrina
Co-Chair: Mirjam Künkler - PRINCETON University
Disc.: John Madeley - LONDON SCHOOL OFECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Religious contributions to the downfall of communism: Whyso different?
JOHN ANDERSON - ST. ANDREWS, University of
Rhetorical motives and political forms of action of thePortuguese Catholic Church during the transition andconsolidation of the Portuguese Democracy (1974-1987)
SUSANA SANTOS - Centro de Investigação e Estudos deSociologia (CIES)
Religious Actors in Democratization Processes: EmpiricalEvidence from Five Young Democracies
JULIA LEININGER - International Peace Research InstituteMIRJAM KÜNKLER - PRINCETON University
The Buddhist contribution to transformation anddemocratization processes
MIRJAM WEIBERG-SALZMANN - Max Planck Institute forDemographic Research/ Rostocker Zentrum z
Revolution of the Saints in Political Islam? The politicalinfluence of fundamentalist movements in Christianity andIslam [tabled]
LINO KLEVESATH - GÖTTINGEN, Georg-August Universität
The nationalization of religion in Georgia’s Orthodox-Apostelic Church—Benefit or obstacle in the democratizationprocess?
PAMELA JAWAD -
Panel 122 Room HPI 4
European Terrorism Research: AnInterdisciplinary Approach?
Chair: Alexander Spencer - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Christopher Daase - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
The (Im)possibility of Reconciliation after Terrorism?ALEXANDER SPENCER - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-UniversitätJUDITH RENNER - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
Terrorism as collective violence. Moral questionsDANIEL MESSELKEN - LEIPZIG, University of
Lucky Streak? Why the long overdue act of nuclear terrorismfails to appear
CARLO MASALA - Universität der Bundeswehr MünchenFRANK SAUER - Universität der Bundeswehr München
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Terrorism Research Beyond the Social Science Box: Let’s notforget the Computer Scientists!
LISA MCINERNEY - DUBLIN CITY University
Understanding terror organizations: A transfer from socialmovement theory
JENS TAKEN - MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhlems- Universität
Panel 198 Room HFF 1
Consolidating the consolidation ofpeace: Is a workable peacebuilding
concept possible?
Chair: Oliver Jütersonke - Graduate Institute ofInternational and Development Studies
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Peace processes and their implications for peacebuilding:Experiences from Nepal, Sudan and Aceh
ACHIM WENNMANN - GENÈVE, Université de CCDP, The GraduateInstitute
Consolidating Peace the International Way: A Review ofPolicies and a Critique of Theories
MONEF KARTAS - Graduate Institute of International andDevelopment Studies
Peacebuilding and the Role of Non-State Actors in Resource-Rich Fragile States
GILLES CARBONNIER - Graduate Institute of International andDevelopment Studies
Peacebuilding in Theory and PracticeTHOMAS J BIERSTEKER - Graduate Institute of InternationalStudies
Panel 403 Room HFF 2
The influence of internationalinstitutions on the European Union
Chair: Oriol Costa - BERLIN, Freie Universität
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Robert Kissack - Institut Barcelona d'EstudisInternactionals (IBEI)
Is the downloading of the new global IPR regime changingthe EU? The second image reversed of intellectual propertyrights
HENK ERIK MEIER - MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhlems- UniversitätORIOL COSTA FERNÁNDEZ - BERLIN, Freie Universität
The EU as a transmission belt of international norms: Thecase of the policies towards the southern Mediterraneancountries
ANNA HERRANZ SURRALLES - Institut Universitari d'EstudisEuropeus
A principal-agent explanation of EU representation ininternational negotiations: The external context matters
CHAD DAMRO - EDINBURGH, University ofTOM DELREUX - LEUVEN, Katholieke UniversiteitEDITH DRIESKENS - LEUVEN, Katholieke UniversiteitBART KERREMANS - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit
The impact of international norms of participation on theEU’s governance in the environmental and fisheries policysectors
ANNE WETZEL - ETH Zürich / LUCERNE, University of
Panel 480 Room HFF 3
Intra-party conflict and factionalism
Chair: Françoise Boucek - LONDON, University of,QUEEN MARY
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Richard Katz - JOHNS HOPKINS University
Conflict Management inside the European People’s PartySTEVEN VAN HECKE - ANTWERP, University of
The Impact of Party Organisation on Patterns of FactionalismDIMITRI ALMEIDA - FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-UniversitätANIKA GAUJA - SYDNEY, University of
When party organization becomes a device. Factionalism andvertical integration in multi-level contexts.
TÀNIA VERGE - BARCELONA, POMPEU FABRA, UniversitatRAÚL GÓMEZ - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE and MADRID,INSTITUTO JUAN MARCH DE ESTUDIOS E INVESTIGACIONES
Monopolizing, Mutualizing, or Muddling Through: TheInfluence of Institutions on the Management of Intra-partyFactionalism across Three Constitutions: The Case ofThailand
PAUL CHAMBERS - HEIDELBERG, Ruprecht-Karls-UniversitätAUREL CROISSANT - HEIDELBERG, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität
Factional Politics in Italy and JapanDANIELA GIANNETTI - BOLOGNA, Università di
Panel 465 Room HFF 4
International Organisations
Chair: Soo Yeon Kim - MARYLAND, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
UN approval of greenhouse gas emission reduction projectsin developing countries: The political economy of the CDMExecutive Board
FLORENS FLUES - ZURICH, University ofAXEL MICHAELOWA - ZURICH, University ofKATHARINA MICHAELOWA - ZURICH, University of
The Domestic Politics of International Compliance, or: Howthe WTO Enforces the Rules of Trade
TOBIAS HOFMANN - WILLIAM & MARY, College ofSOOYEON KIM - MARYLAND, University of
Measuring the effect of IMF and World Bank programs onhuman rights, an empirical analysis
TRUDE MIDTGÅRD - TRONDHEIM, Norwegian University of Science& Technology
The Power of the Hegemon - International Institutions andOil Crisis Bargaining
VESSELA CHAKAROVA - OLD DOMINION University
Building Credibility in Global Markets: Liberalization and theIMF
NANCY BRUNE - NEVADA - LAS VEGAS, University of
Panel 534 Room HFF 5
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The war on terror in and after theBush administration
Chair: Adam Quinn - BIRMINGHAM, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Stephen Burman - SUSSEX, University of
“War in countries we are not at war with”: Grand Strategyand the War on Terror Beyond Iraq
MARIA RYAN - NOTTINGHAM, University of
An Internationalist United States after Bush's War on Terror– prospects for Washington's relations with a globalisedworld
SIMON J ROFE - LEICESTER University of
With God on our side; US foreign policy and the war onterror
LEE MARSDEN - EAST ANGLIA, University of
Re-Writing the War on Terrorism? Culture and AmericanIdentity in the Social Construction of Counter-terrorismPolicy
RICHARD JACKSON - ABERYSTWYTH, University of Wales
Women at War – US military policies and gender ideologiesfrom the Persian Gulf War to the War on Terror
SASKIA STACHOWITSCH - VIENNA, University of
Panel 446 Room HFF 6
Citizens and Democratic Politics:Participation, Representation, and
Disaffection
Chair: Alfio Mastropaolo - TORINO, Università deglistudi di
Co-Chair: Dario Castiglione - EXETER, University of
Disc.: Luigi Bobbio - TORINO, Universita diDaniel Gaxie PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE),Université de
Rediscovering the relationship between inequality andpolitical participation
MIKAEL PERSSON - GÖTEBORGS Universitet
The electoral construction of political behaviours in urbanparticipatory democracy
VIRGINIE ANQUETIN -STRASBOURG,Institut d'Etudes politiques deAUDREY FREYERMUTH - STRASBOURG, Institut d'Etudes politiquesde
Revisiting the relationship between ‘civil’ and ‘political’society
DARIO CASTIGLIONE - EXETER, University of
Politics, Democracy and Civil Society: Local Governance inMula, Turkey
RAMAZAN GÜNLÜ - MULA University
How would democratic citizens want to be treated?ALFIO MASTROPAOLO - TORINO, Università degli studi di
Panel 445 Room S 23
Symposium
Reorganizing state economies: Towards a regulatedmarket economy in Europe?
Chairs: Uwe Wagschal, Hertie-School ofGovernance, Germany
Laszlo Bruszt, European UniversityInstitute, Florence, Italy
Tim Jaekel, Ruprecht-Karls-UniversityHeidelberg, Germany
Discussants: Dorothee Bohle, Central EuropeanUniversity, Budapest, Hungary
Martin Höpner, Max-Planck-Institut fürGesellschaftsforschung, Köln, Germany
Room H 03 + H 04
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Studying the tango: Mutual perceptionsand interactions between politicians
and journalists 1 (comparativeperspectives)
Chair: Frank Nullmeier - BREMEN, Universität
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Lance Bennett - WASHINGTON, University of
Do the mass media set the political agenda? A comparativestudy of perceptions of media power by politicians in fivecountries
VAN AELST PETER - LEIDEN, UniversiteitSTEFAAN WALGRAVE - ANTWERP, University of
Partisan or public arena? How journalists in different mediasystems perceive the communication roles of themselves andof Members of Parliament
ARJEN VAN DALEN - ODENSE, University of Southern DenmarkCLAES DE VREESE - AMSTERDAM, University of
Public opinion as a driving force of the media politicsrelationship
EVA MAYERHOEFFER - BERLIN, Freie Universität
Political Communication Cultures in Transitional Democracies– A Comparison of Poland and Bulgaria
BARBARA PFETSCH - BERLIN, Freie UniversitätKATRIN VOLTMER - LEEDS, University of
Panel 96 Room H 01
Societal fractures, mass mobilisationand violence: The politicisation ofethnicity and religion between macro
and micro-analysis
Chair: Francesco Moro - FIRENZE, Universita' deglistudi di
Co-Chair: Stefano Costalli - Catholic University of Milan
Disc.: Kristian Skrede Gleditsch - ESSEX, Universityof
Sanctioning, Clientelism and Ethnic Parties: The Impact ofEthnicity on Primary and Secondary Education in Africa[tabled]
ANKE WEBER - ZURICH, University of
A Situated Theory of Conflict - On Lebanon 1975-1990ANDREA RUGGERI - ESSEX, University of
How Influential are Political Leaders? Elites and Ethno-Nationalist Conflict during Democratization
LUTZ F KREBS - ZURICH, University of
Quantitative analysis of violence in civil wars: Bosnia andbeyond
STEFANO COSTALLI - Catholic University of MilanFRANCESCO NICCOLÒ MORO - FIRENZE, Università degli studi di
Backfiring Concessions: Under what conditions doesDecentralization foster Nationalist Violence?
LUIS DE LA CALLE - MADRID, Instituto Juan March de Estudios eInvestigaciones
Impact of political elites on politization of ethno-linguisticconflict in the Ukraine: 1991-2006 [tabled]
YULIYA ERNER - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin GraduateSchool of Social Sciences (BGSS)
Assessing the Strategic Effectiveness of Mass Killing in CivilWar: the Case of the North-South Sudanese Civil War
COSTANTINO PISCHEDDA - COLUMBIA University
Panel 232 Room H 02
The political economy of macroeconomicstabilisation: Still in the Iron Age
or moving on?
Chair: Ben Clift - WARWICK, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Ben Clift - WARWICK, University of
Explaining Variation in Patterns of Fiscal ConsolidationSEBASTIAN DELLEPIANE AVELLANEDA - DUBLIN, University CollegeNIAMH HARDIMAN - DUBLIN, University College
Belgian public finance caught up in a war of attritionZSOFIA BARTA - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICALSCIENCE, The
Inflation Targeting and the Challenge of the Financial CrisisEMMANUEL CARRÉ - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudes politiques de
Lessons from the Portuguese Political-Economic Transition tothe Euro (1986-1999)
MIGUEL ROCHA DE SOUSA - Universidade de Évora- NICPRI-UEResearch Centre
Panel 185 Room H 05
Dirty, Sexy, Fast Money: A cautionarytale
Chair: Linda Hancock - DEAKIN University
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Gambling with DemocracyLYNDA MEMERY - MELBOURNE, University of
Rational addiction, informed choice and responsiblegambling: The bizarre fetishes of electronic gambling policyin Australia
JAMES DOUGHNEY - Victoria University, Melbourne
Responsible regulation? State/industry legitimation andresistances to responsible re-regulation
LINDA HANCOCK - DEAKIN University
Panel 313 Room H 06
Social Studies of Diplomacy
Chair: Niilo Kauppi - CNRS, Strasbourg
Co-Chair: Ulrike Niedner - Europa-Universität Viadrina
Disc.: Hartmut Mayer - OXFORD, University of
Diplomatic Practice: Negotiating the Convention on CulturalDiversity
ULRIKE NIEDNER - Europa-Universität Viadrina
The overlap between national and international fields: Frenchdiplomacy facing the Iranian nuclear crisis
FLORENT POUPONNEAU - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE),Université de
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Social Networks in the European Security and Defence PolicyFREDERIC MERAND - MONTREAL, Universite de
Emerging Diplomatic Elites in Post-Communist EuropeDIANA DIGOL - HAMBURG, Universität Institute for Peace andSecurity Policy (IFSH), University of Hamb
Stigma Management in the Diplomatic Community: Toward aTheoretical Framework
REBECCA ADLER-NISSEN - COPENHAGEN, University of
When Communication Makes Actors Drift Further Apart: TheUnited States, North Korea and Nuclear Non-proliferation
MARKUS KORNPROBST - UniversityRALUCA SOREANU - LONDON, University College
Panel 175 Room H 07
Art and Reconciliation?
Chair: Alex Danchev - NOTTINGHAM, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Costas Constantinou - NICOSIA, University of
Art and Terror: Politics of Shock and Risk in Industrial MusicATTE OKSANEN - TAMPERE, University of
The West-Eastern Divan OrchestraALEX DANCHEV - NOTTINGHAM, University of
Exploring ‘Indianness’ in Bollywood cinema: Diaspora andthe New Indian Modernity.
PRIYASHA KAUL - BRISTOL, University of
Operation Art: The Exhibition (or not) of Cultural DiplomacyBERNADETTE BUCKLEY - LONDON, University of, GOLDSMITHSCOLLEGE
Reflection or Pedagogy? The Uses of Late PhotographyDEBBIE LISLE - BELFAST, QUEEN'S University of
Enacting Protest: Theatre of Resistance in Apartheid SouthAfrica [tabled]
EMILY MOORE - BRITISH COLUMBIA, University of
Panel 343 Room H 08
The Making of Equality Policies in theenlarging European Union. A multi-level comparison of equality policy
frames in Southern Europe
Chair: Maxime Forest - STRASBOURG, Institut d'Etudespolitiques de
Co-Chair: María Bustelo - MADRID, UniversidadComplutense de
Disc.: Alessia Donà - TRENTO, Universita degli studi di
Multiple dynamics of political intersectionality in SouthEuropean countries: Is empirical reality overtaking theory?
EMANUELA LOMBARDO - MADRID, Universidade Complutense deMARIA BUSTELO - MADRID, Universidad Complutense de
Less Southern, more European? Gender Equality frames inItaly and Portugal in comparative perspective.
ALBA ALONSO - MADRID, Universidad Complutense deELENA DEL GIORGIO - MADRID, Universidad Complutense de
Aspiring to Europe, Regulating for Family and Nation: GenderEquality Policy Frames in Romania
RALUCA MARIA POPA - Central European University
Are we able to think beyond the concept of ‘family’? Anintersectional analysis of intimate citizenship and the politicalagenda in Spain
RAQUEL PLATERO -
Panel 361 Room S 12
National military ethics in the War onTerror
Chair: Annika Bergman-Rosamond - LEICESTER,University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Constituting the American Military Subject: WarriorDiplomats and the War on Terror
THOMAS MOORE - WESTMINSTER, University of
De-territorialisation of Finnish military ethics: Nationalismand cosmopolitanism, and changing political economy
MARJO KOIVISTO - EXETER, University of
Defence identity, professionalism and privatization: Lessonslearnt from the Norwegian case
NINA GRÆGER - NORWEGIAN INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONALAFFAIRS
The Moralisation of Militaries in Times of Terror [tabled]MARC BEHRENDT - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
Homecoming soldiers, citizenship and protection withinand beyond borders.
ANNIKA BERGMAN ROSAMOND - LEICESTER, University of
National responsibility and the state [tabled]TJITSKE AKKERMAN - AMSTERDAM, University of
Panel 344 Room S 13
Environmental policy between internal andinternational forces – Impacts of
international cooperation, transnationallearning and domestic politics
Chair: Katharina Holzinger - KONSTANZ, Universität
Co-Chair: Detlef Jahn - GREIFSWALD, Ernst-Moritz-ArndtUniversity
Disc.: Christoph Knill - KONSTANZ, Universität
Against the Stream:CHRISTOPH KNILL - KONSTANZ, UniversitätSUSUMU SHIKANO - MANNHEIM, Universität
The Transnational Norm of Burden Sharing and DomesticPolitical Demand: A Comparative Analysis of EnvironmentalAid [tabled]
AIKE MUELLER - HAMBURG, Universität
Transnational Learning and Regulatory Change inEnvironmental Policy
THOMAS SOMMERER - KONSTANZ, Universität
Transnational Learning and Environmental Policy Advice:Survey Results from Canada
JOSHUA NEWMAN - SIMON FRASER UniversityMICHAEL HOWLETT - SIMON FRASER UniversitySIMA JOSHI-KOOP - SIMON FRASER University
Think tanks, policy planning groups and global governance[tabled]
DAVID MILLER - STRATHCLYDE, University of
Is Space really more than Geography? DisentanglingMechanisms of Diffusion of Climate Change Initiatives
LENA MARIA SCHAFFER - ETH Zürich
Veto Players and Environmental Regulation: Assessing theImpact of Institutional and Positional Factors for PolicyChange in 24 Countries
STEPHAN HEICHEL - KONSTANZ, Universität
Panel 376 Room S 14
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Is Interactive Governance andPolicymaking Democratic?
Chair: Ioannis Papadopoulos - LAUSANNE, Universitéde
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: B. Guy Peters - PITTSBURGH, University of
The democratic challenge of multilevel governance ofemployment policy
EVA SØRENSEN - ROSKILDE, University ofJOSEF MELCIOR - VIENNA, University of
Transnational governance networks and democracy: Whatare the standards?
JENS STEFFEK - BREMEN, Jacobs UniversityMARIANA GOMES PEREIRA - BREMEN, Jacobs University
Governance networks, democracy and orthodoxiesHELEN SULLIVAN - BIRMINGHAM, University ofCHRIS SKELCHER - BIRMINGHAM, University of
Creating output legitimacy by interactive decision-makingE H KLIJN - ROTTERDAM, Erasmus Universiteit
Interactive governance contestedMYRTO TSAKATIKA - GLASGOW, University of
Panel 457 Room S 16
Pursuing International CriminalJustice: The Relationship betweenAccountability and Prevention
Chair: Catherine Lu - MCGILL University
Co-Chair: Mervyn Frost - KINGS COLLEGE London
Disc.: Mervyn Frost - KINGS COLLEGE London
Ethical Activism or just another Court Trial? The Politics ofInternational Law in the „Case” of Omar Al-Bashir
DANA TRIF - BERLIN, Freie Universität
Accounting for Political Catastrophe: Criminal Law or ConflictResolution?
CATHERINE LU - MCGILL University
Transitional Justice is Divided Societies – Potentials andLimits
SUSANNE BUCKLEY-ZISTEL - BERLIN, Freie Universität
Panel 316 Room S 17
E-Politics: The role of the Internetin designing political practices
Chair: Andrea Calderaro - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITYINSTITUTE
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Public Opinion Formation in Convergence CultureJAKOB SVENSSON - KARLSTAD University Media andCommunication StudiesMICHAEL KARLSSON - KARLSTAD University Media andCommunication Studies
The Evolving Relationship Between the Core and Periphery ofPolitical Campaigns in the Internet Era
NICK ANSTEAD - EAST ANGLIA, University of
Cyber protest in contemporary Russia: Cases ofIngushetiya.ru and Bakhmina.ru
VOLODYMYR LYSENKO - WASHINGTON, University
How should we understand the relationship between internetand politics? Towards a general framework
JENS HOFF - COPENHAGEN, University of
The Internet and Indifference: Are the Politically AlienatedEngaged Online? [tabled]
MICHAEL JENSEN - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de
Open Source RegulationJENNIFER SHKABATUR - HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Panel 253 Room S 18
Democracies and Arms Control
Chair: Harald Mueller - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTEFRANKFURT
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: George Percovich -
India, the nuclear deal and arms controlCARSTEN RAUCH - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT
Arms control and disarmament in Western democracies –between interests and norms
CARMEN WUNDERLICH - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTEFRANKFURT
Reasons of barbarism: The justification of humanitarianintervention in the history of ideas
OLIVER EBERL - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität
Panel 143 Room S 19
Problems and Methods in the Study ofComparative Politics in Latin America
Chair: Jorge Gordin - GIGA German Institute of Globaland Area Studies
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Lucio Renno - BRASILIA, University of
Constitutional Change in Latin America: Politics and PoliciesDETLEF NOLTE - GIGA German Institute of Global and AreaStudies
Methodological problems in the research of political exileMARIO SZNAJDER - JERUSALEM, Hebrew University of
Measuring the Quality of Democracy in Latin America[tabled]
WOLFGANG MUNO - MAINZ, Johannes Gutenberg-UniversitätWuerzburg, Julius-Maximilians-Universität
Political Uses of Collective RemittancesCOVADONGA MESEGUER - Centro de Investigación y DocenciaEconómicas, A.C. (CIDE)JAVIER APARICIO - Centro de Investigación y DocenciaEconómicas, A.C. (CIDE)
Methodological challenges in the study of institutional changein Latin America
GABRIEL NEGRETTO - Centro de Investigación y DocenciaEconómicas, A.C. (CIDE)
Re-thinking the State through Anthropological Perspectives:State as Power Structure
KATINKA WEBER - LIVERPOOL, University ofMARIEKE RIETHOF - LIVERPOOL, University of
Long Distance Relationships: The Effect Policy Divergence onLegislative Success
NINA WIESEHOMEIER - NOTRE DAME University - KelloggInstituteLESLIE SCHWINDT-BAYER - MISSOURI, University of
Panel 243 Room S 20
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Metaphysics, History and Politics
Chair: Susan Neiman - Einstein Forum, Potsdam
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Metaphysics, History and Politics: The work of imaginationDANIEL TOURINHO PERES - Universidade Federal da Bahia
The Political Foundations of Prophetic HistorySHARON ANDERSON-GOLD - Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Structure and Function of Teleology in Kant's PoliticalPhilosophy
THOMAS FIEGLE - POTSDAM, Universität
John Gray’s Critique of the EnlightenmentTIMOTHY HALL - EAST LONDON, University of
Panel 275 Room S 21
Professionalised campaigning in aninternational perspective
Chair: Andrea Römmele - International University
Co-Chair: Rachel Gibson - MANCHESTER, University of
Disc.: Kim Jucknat - International University
Italian new voters: Qualis pater, talis filius?MARTA REGALIA - FIRENZE, Università degli studi di IstitutoItaliano di Scienze Umane (SUM)
Transnational Campaign Styles in Cyberspace: Comparingthe Use of Attacks on German and American PoliticalWebsites
EVA JOHANNA SCHWEITZER - MAINZ, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität
Crossing the Web 2.0 Frontier? Candidates and CampaignsOnline in the Australian Federal Election of 2007
IAN MCALLISTER - Australian National UniversityRACHEL GIBSON - MANCHESTER, University of
Panel 260 Room S 22
Executives and Legislation: The impactof executive organization on patterns
of legislation
Chair: Radoslaw Zubek - LONDON SCHOOL OFECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Co-Chair: Mark Hallerberg - HERTIE School of Governance
Disc.: -
Government Agenda Control and Legislative Stability in EastCentral Europe [tabled]
RADOSLAW ZUBEK - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, TheCHRISTIAN STECKER - POTSDAM, Universität
Legislative Productivity in the European UnionDIMITER TOSHKOV - LEIDEN, Universiteit
The Legislative Planning of the Hungarian GovernmentsKRISZTINA JÁGER - CORVINUS University of Budapest
The bureaucratic bypass in European politicsBERNARD STEUNENBERG - LEIDEN, Universiteit
Power tires those who do have it. Abuse and non-use oflegislative delegation by Italian executives (1987-2007)
ENRICO BORGHETTO - MILANO, Università degli studi di
The influence of veto players and interest groups onlegislation. The case of judicial reforms in France, Belgiumand Italy [tabled]
CÉCILE VIGOUR - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudes politiques de
Executive Coalitions, Shadow Chairs, and Legislative ReviewLANNY MARTIN - RICE UniversityDAVID FORTUNATO - RICE UniversityGEORG VANBERG - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Panel 299 Room S 23
The Europeanisation of partycompetition in an enlarged Europe
Chair: Mathieu Petithomme - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITYINSTITUTE
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
The European Union: What kind of gambling table forSlovenian political parties?
DAMJAN LAJH - LJUBLJANA, University ofALENKA KRASOVEC - LJUBLJANA, University of
EU Impact on Bulgarian Political Parties: Patterns of PartyCompetition
DRAGOMIR STOYANOV - City University of Seattle
National Party Politics in EU Treaty Reform Debates. AComparative Analysis of Political Party Cues in the DomesticPress of Six Old and New Member States.
KATHRIN PACKHAM - BREMEN, Universität
Tracking Europeanization of political parties in EU candidatecountries
TOMISLAV MARSIC - POTSDAM, Universität
Europeanization of Political Parties in PolandANNA PACZESNIAK - WROCLAW, Political Science Institute
Panel 600 Room S 24
Consequences of the surge of anti-immigration parties
Chair: Wouter van der Brug - AMSTERDAM, Universityof
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Anti-immigrant party support and newspaper coverage: Across-national and over-time perspective
RENS VLIEGENTHART - AMSTERDAM, University ofHAJO BOOMGAARDEN - AMSTERDAM, University ofJOOST VAN SPANJE - AMSTERDAM, University of
A Populist Zeitgeist? Populist Discourse among MainstreamPolitical Parties in Western Europe
MATTHIJS ROODUIJN - AMSTERDAM, University of
The Surge of the Swiss Peoples Party: Implications atSwitzerland's Subnational Level
ANITA MANATSCHAL - ZURICH, University of
Immigration policy and the populist radical right in office:The policy impact of the FPÖ/BZÖ, 2000-06
FRASER DUNCAN - GLASGOW CALEDONIAN University
Rhetoric or reality? Platforms and actions of anti-immigrationparties
GIORGIA BULLI - FIRENZE, Università degli studi di
Panel 113 Room S 25
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New conceptual and normativeapproaches for the evaluation of
public policy/provisions
Chair: Walter Van Dongen - Research Centre of theFlemish Government, Brussels
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Efficient public services in a democratic society: Anintegrated approach and practical evaluation instruments
WALTER VAN DONGEN - Research Center of the FlemishGovernment, Brussels
Process and effects of municipal mergersRIEN FRAANJE - Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken, Raad voorOpenbaar BestuurMICHIEL HERWEIJER - NIJMEGEN, Radboud Universiteit
Learning history as an evaluation method for the policyformulation of the Dutch Societal Innovation Agenda onEnergy
MARIO WILLEMS - TNO, DelftELSBETH.ROELOFS - TNO, Delft
Policy insiders: Think-tanks, advocacy coalitions and thechanging face of public policy making in Ireland
CONOR GALVIN - DUBLIN, University College
Panel 222 Room S 26
Policy Evaluation in the EU
Chair: Paul Stephenson - MAASTRICHT Universiteit
Co-Chair: Esther Versluis - MAASTRICHT Universiteit
Disc.: -
From policy transfer to multilateral policy learning? Thechallenge of evaluating the added-value of Europeanterritorial cooperation projects and programmes
CLAIRE COLOMB - LONDON, University College
Measuring the integrative benefits of cooperation in EUcohesion policy: A quest for indicators beyond the physical
PAUL STEPHENSON - MAASTRICHT Universiteit
One size fits all? Evaluating the EU's application of thePrinciple of Conditionality
PAMELA LUCKAU - BERLIN, Freie Universität
The Europeanization of Evaluation Instruments: Mechanismsand Consequences
HOLGER STRASSHEIM - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum fürSozialforschung (WZB)
Impact assessment pitfallsKLEMEN SIROK - PRIMORKSA, University ofGREGOR PETRIC - LJUBLJANA, University of
Panel 128 Room S 27
Europe’s double talkers? Determinantsof policy congruence at the European
level
Chair: Juan Casado Asensio - VIENNA, University of
Co-Chair: Zoe Lefkofridi - VIENNA, University of
Disc.: Martin Hansen -
Determinants of Policy Congruence in the European Union:will data tell?
JUAN CASADO ASENSIO - VIENNA, University of Dept. Methods inthe Social SciencesZOE LEFKOFRIDI - VIENNA, University of Dept. Methods in theSocial Sciences
Perceptions on the Ideological Positions of the PortuguesePolitical Parties. A MP-Voter comparison
ANA MARIA BELCHIOR - Centro de Investigação e Estudos deSociologia (CIES)
Policy Decisions and Reversals in Nuclear Energy PoliciesFABIO FRANCHINO - MILANO, Università degli studi di
Misperceptions and Effective Representation [tabled]STEFAN DAHLBERG - GÖTEBORGS Universitet
EMU: A legitimate response to the challenge of economicglobalization? [tabled]
DESPINA ALEXIADOU - PITTSBURGH, University ofDIONYSIA TAMVAKI - READING University
The Representation of Sub-State Regional Interests inBrussels - A Policy Congruence Perspective [tabled]
ANNA M OLSSON - American University American University
Congruence between Representatives and Represented: ASuitable Indicator for Assessing the Quality of DemocraticRepresentation?
KATHARINA ZAHRADNIK - INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES
Panel 357 Room S 28
Spatial models in Comparative Politicsand Political Economy
Chair: Bjørn Høyland - OSLO, Universitetet I
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
The evolution of the Italian and Japanese party system:Same route, different endings? A spatial analysis
LUIGI CURINI - MILANO, Università degli studi diAIRO HINO - TOKYO METROPOLITAN University
Politics in the EU Council of Ministers: On Dimensions ofConflict and Patterns of Coalition Behaviour
TIM VEEN - NOTTINGHAM, University of
Who gets into cabinet? Coalition formation in parliamentarydemocracies
HOLGER DÖRING - KONSTANZ, UniversitätJOHAN HELLSTROM - UMEÅ Universitet
Testing for partisan behaviour in independent central banks:An analysis of voting in the National Bank of Poland
NICK VIVYAN - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICALSCIENCE, The
The dynamics of policy positions in coalition governmentsFREDERIK HJORTH - COPENHAGEN, University ofSARA BINZER HOBOLT - OXFORD, University of
Panel 229 Room 114
Caught in the act: Using protestsurveys to study social and political
mobilisation
Chair: Joris Verhulst - ANTWERP, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Bert Klandermans - AMSTERDAM, VrijeUniversiteit
It is all About Perception: Structural Opportunities vs.Perceived Opportunities in Social-Movement Theory
JACQUELIEN VAN STEKELENBURG - AMSTERDAM, Vrije UniversiteitBERT KLANDERMANS - AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit
Protest participants making sense of collective action: Apreliminary test of the framing perspective on the micro-level
JEROEN VAN LAER - ANTWERP, University of
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Interrogating Protest SurveysABBY PETERSON - GÖTEBORGS UniversitetMAGNUS WENNERHAG - GÖTEBORGS UniversitetMATTIAS WAHLSTRÖM - GÖTEBORGS Universitet
Climate Protests: Changing Biographies of Protesters?CLARE SAUNDERS - SOUTHAMPTON, University ofCHRIS ROOTES - KENT, University of
Panel 220 Room 231
The (In)Stability of AuthoritarianRegimes
Chair: Dirk Berg-Schlosser - MARBURG, Philipps-Universität
Co-Chair: Christian Goebel - DUISBURG-ESSEN, Universityof
Daniel Lambach - DUISBURG-ESSEN, University
Disc.: Patrick Köllner - GIGA German Institute ofGlobal and Area Studies
Stability and instability of competitive authoritarian regimes:Armenia, Georgia, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan in comparison
CHRISTOPH H STEFES - COLORADO - DENVER, University ofJENNIVER SEHRING - WÜRZBURG, University of
The political inclusion of foreign-educated nationals: A wayof modernizing and internationalizing authoritarian regimes,illustrated by the Syrian case
TINA ZINTL - ST. ANDREWS, University of
Democratic Breakthrough or Authoritarian Legitimisation? -A comparative study of democratic electoral outcomes inelectoral authoritarian regimes [tabled]
MICHAEL WAHMAN - LUNDS Universitet
Regime Responsiveness and the (In-)Stability ofAuthoritarian Regimes
DANIEL LAMBACH - DUISBURG-ESSEN, University ofCHRISTIAN GÖBEL - DUISBURG-ESSEN, University of
What Makes Autocracies Endure? Explaining Breakdown andPersistence of Autocracies in East Asia
JOHANNES GERSCHEWSKI - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu
Non-Democratic Regime Maintenance and Legitimacy in theArab World
OLIVER SCHLUMBERGER - German Development Institute (DIE) /TÜBINGEN, Universität
Panel 284 Room 232
Interpretation in Policy Analysis:Frames, Metaphors, Discourses and
Stories
Chair: Merlijn van Hulst - TILBURG, Universiteit van
Co-Chair: Dvora Yanow - AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit
Disc.: -
‘Pulling in or pushing out?’ Interpreting ‘modernisation’ and‘service improvement’ in the English National Health Service
ROSS MILLAR - BIRMINGHAM, University of
Discourses, metaphors, story-lines and frames asinterpretive assemblages: Towards an applied framework
STEPHEN JEFFARES - BIRMINGHAM, University of
The function of metaphor in the discursive construction ofoutsiders – the case of social exclusion in Britain
PAUL DAVIDSON - BRADFORD, University of
Russian State vs. Civil Society: discourse perspectiveEKATERINA SOLOMINA - Russian State Academy of Publis Service
Panel 265 Room 329
Citizens and Their Representatives:Renewed Ties?
Chair: Lauri Karvonen - ÅBO AKADEMI
Co-Chair: Michael Marsh - DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE,University of
Disc.: Thomas Bräuninger - MAINZ, JohannesGutenberg-Universität
Whose interest MPs should represent? Voters’ preferencesfor the focus of representation
ÅSA BENGTSSON - ÅBO AKADEMIHANNA WASS - HELSINKI, University of
Israel: Personalized Politics within Party-centred InstitutionsGIDEON RAHAT - JERUSALEM, Hebrew University ofSHEAFER TAMIR - JERUSALEM, Hebrew University ofSHAUL SHENHAV -
Have individual candidates become more important? [tabled]LAURI KARVONEN - ÅBO AKADEMI
The personal vote in IrelandMICHAEL MARSH - DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE, University ofMACIEJ GORECKI - DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE, University of
Constituency Campaigns in the 2005 German FederalElections: Patterns, Motivations, and Effects
THOMAS ZITTEL - CORNELL University Cornell University
MEPs in the MediaKATJANA GATTERMANN - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Panel 137 Room H 09
Non-State Actors and Effective andLegitimate Governance in Areas of
Limited Statehood
Chair: Marianne Beisheim - BERLIN, Freie Universität
Co-Chair: Harald Fuhr - POTSDAM, Universität
Disc.: Tanja Brühl - FRANKFURT, Johann WolfgangGoethe-Universität
The mandatory dynamism of voluntary governancearrangements – The emergence and development of theVoluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights
MATTHIAS HOFFERBERTH - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität
Transnational Public-Private Partnerships and the Provisionof Collective Goods in Developing Countries
ANDREA LIESE - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zuMARIANNE BEISHEIM - BERLIN, Freie Universität
Participation of non-state actors in development as a sourceof stateness in Morocco
IRENE BONO - TORINO, Università degli studi di
Enhancing code compliance – how does a private regulationinitiative have to be designed to enhance compliance withand implementation of ILO standards within a globalizedeconomy?
NICOLE HELMERICH - BERLIN, Freie Universität
Private actors as partners for providing water services inSouth Africa – what implications for sustainabledevelopment?
NICOLE KRANZ - BERLIN, Freie Universität
Panel 145 Room H 10
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The visual and cultural dimension ofprotest (new)
Chair: Alice Mattoni - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITYINSTITUTE
Co-Chair: Simon Teune - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum fürSozialforschung (WZB)
Disc.: Nicole Doerr - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITYINSTITUTE
The symbolic dimension of protest: The pilgrimage toBabak’s citadel in Iranian Azerbaijan [tabled]
GILLES RIAUX - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudes politiques de
Russian March (2005-2008): Spatio-visual analysis of theextreme right political ritual
DENNIS ZUEV - Siberian Federal University
A Christmas Tree in flames and other -visual- stories:Looking at the Greek riots of December 2008.
ATHANASIA BATZIOU - PANTEION University of Social & PoliticalScience
Popular Music as Form of Political Protest in AuthoritarianRegime: Belarusian Protest Rock
YAUHENI KRYZHANOUSKI -
Sitting on a Man and the Curse of Nakedness: Symbolismand Ritual in Women’s Grassroots Oil Protests in the NigerDelta
MABEL BRODRICK-OKEREKE - CAMBRIDGE, University of
American Artists Protesting the War. Resort to symbols andcultural tactics against the Iraq war
BLEUWENN LECHAUX - RENNES I, lnstitut d Etudes Politiques de
Panel 418 Room HPI 1
Whats normative about norms?Constructivism between social science
and political theory
Chair: Cecylia Lynch - CALIFORNIA – IRVINE,University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
-CHRISTOPHER DAASE - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität
The normativity of normsBENJAMIN HERBORTH - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität
-JÖRG MEYER - HAMBURG, Universität
International Law and Moral Action in an NGO WorldCECYLIA LYNCH - CALIFORNIA – IRVINE, University of
Normative Norms? The Puzzling Preference for Legitimacyover Law in Inter-national Relations
ANTJE WIENER - HAMBURG, Universität
Panel 494 Room HPI 2
Coordination or fragmentation in theemerged networks of regulation 2
Chair: Koen Verhoest - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit
Co-Chair: David Aubin - LOUVAIN, Université catholique de
Disc.: -
Bureaucratizing safeguards in fragmented regulatorysystems [tabled]
BAUKE STEENHUISEN - DELFT University of Technology
Fragmentation of the transaction chain in network industries.Regulation as a cause and a possible solution? [tabled]
AAD CORRELJE - DELFT University of TechnologyWILLEMIJN DICKE - DELFT, University of Technology
The diffusion of 'best practices'? The consequences of theestablishment of regulatory networks on national regulators
MARTINO MAGGETTI - LAUSANNE, Université deFABRIZIO GILARDI - ZURICH, University of
Regulatory Regimes in Water Services: A ComparativeAnalysis of Spain and Turkey
GÜL SOSAY - BOGAZICI UNIVERSITY
Regulatory dynamics in a framework of incomplete law. Thecase of renewable energy development in India
VISHNU RAO - TORINO, Università degli studi diUTE DUBOIS - Université Paris-Sud 11
Does Supranational Coordination influence DomesticDelegation? Italian Independent Authorities and theEuropean Networks of Regulators for Energy andTelecommunications
SABRINA CAVATORTO - SIENA, Università degli studi di
The Political Economy of Agency ScopeJACINT JORDANA - BARCELONA, Universitat Pompeu FabraDAVID LEVI-FAUR - JERUSALEM, Hebrew University of
Panel 567 Room HPI 3
From the local to Europe: Religiousbelongings in the changing hierarchy
of identities
Chair: François Foret - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de
Co-Chair: Xabier Itçaina - CNRS-SPIRIT, Sciences PoBordeaux
Disc.: -
Religious Influences on the Support for the European UnionMARGARETE SCHERER - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Institute for Social and Political Research
Religious identities in secularised Europe: Keeping the faithin British national party politics
MARTIN STEVEN - GLASGOW, University of
Religiously Based Political Activism in Contemporary Poland:The social movement of Family of Radio Maryja as anexpression of post 1989 social discontent andmarginalisation.
KATARZYNA BYLOK - NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, University of
Political regulation of religion vs. religious regulation ofpolitics? Catholicism and immigration in Spain
XABIER ITÇAINA - CNRS-SPIRIT, Sciences Po BordeauxFLORA BURCHIANTI -
Panel 130 Room HPI 4
Transcending OrganisationalBoundaries. Comprehensive Security and
Implications for EU SecurityGovernance
Chair: Carmen Gebhard - Institute for AdvancedStudies, Vienna
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
European (Internal) Security as a Regional Public GoodMARK RHINARD - Swedish Institute of International Affairs
Meaningful ties: Understanding the European Union’sapproach to the implementation of security sector reforms inpost-conflict and democratizing countries from a micro-levelperspective.
ANTOINE VANDEMOORTELE - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
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Organisation theory and the EU’s management of civilianESDP operation?
RAPHAEL BOSSONG - Global Public Policy InstituteTHORSTEN BENNER -
European Space Policy: Is the EU Supplementing itsComprehensive Approach to Security with Space Assets?
IRMA SLOMCZYNSKA - Maria Curie-Sklodowska University
Managing the Civil-Military Interface in the EU: Creating anOrganisation Fit for Purpose
PER M NORHEIM-MARTINSEN - CAMBRIDGE, University ofNorwegian Defence Research Establishment, FFI
Panel 440 Room HFF 1
The regional cleavage in Europe
Chair: Santiago Pérez-Nievas Montiel - MADRID,Universidad Autònoma de
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Oddbjørn Knutsen - OSLO, Universitetet I
Are business interests getting regional? A comparative studyamong ten Catalan business associations
IVÁN MEDINA IBORRA - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de
Changes in national identification over time. The case ofCatalonia.
MARIA JOSE HIERRO - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de /MADRID, Instituto Juan March de Estudios e Investigaciones
The de-territorialisation and re-territorialisation of the vote inthe UK
SYLVIA TIJMSTRA - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
How to measure ethnic party support with constituencyelectoral data?
OLIVER STRIJBIS - ST. GALLEN, UniversitätMICHAL KOTNAROWSKI - WARSAW, University of
How the regional cleavage influences Islands voters´electoral behaviour. Evidences from the Canaries.
JORGE TUÑÓN - MADRID, Universidad Complutense de
Panel 231 Room HFF 2
The EU and Regimes in the GlobalPolitical Economy
Chair: Michael Smith - LOUGHBOROUGH, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
No More Orphans: The European Union and the Foreign AidRegime
MAURIZIO CARBONE - GLASGOW, University of
Normative trade politics and the (re)construction ofEuropean ethical discourse in relations with the ACPs:Continuity not novelty in the transition from Lome toCotonou
MARK LANGAN - MANCHESTER, University of
The EU Sectoral Dialogues as “Soft” Regime-Building ToolsLISA GROMOGLASOVA - Institute for World Economy andInternational Relations (Russia)
Promoting Competition: The EU and global competitionadvocacy
UMUT AYDIN - BOGAZICI UNIVERSITY
Diverging EU Trade Strategies: External Challenges andInternal Debates
AUKJE VAN LOON - BOCHUM, Ruhr-Universität
Panel 500 Room HFF 3
Alpine Party Politics and Regionalism
Chair: Eve Hepburn - EDINBURGH, University of
Co-Chair: Andrej Zaslove - MCGILL University
Disc.: Claudius Wagemann - Istituto Italiano diScienze Umane
Ethno-linguistic identity and party politics in the AostaValley: The ascending path of the Union Valdôtaine [tabled]
LIEVEN DE WINTER - LOUVAIN, Université catholique deGIULIA SANDRI - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de
From Alpine protest to national influence: The territorialstrategies of the Italian Lega Nord and the Bavarian CSU
EVE HEPBURN - EDINBURGH, University ofANDREJ ZASLOVE - MCGILL University
Regionalist Parties’ Ideology in the Francophone Alps: TheCases of the Union Valdotaine and the Ligue Savoisienne
EMANUELE MASSETTI - SUSSEX, University of
Party strategy between territory and nationalization ofpolitics: The case of the Swiss People Party
OSCAR MAZZOLENI - LAUSANNE, Université de Observatory forpolitical research, Bellinzona
Regionalist Populism in Power: The Case of the Lega NordDANIELE ALBERTAZZI - BIRMINGHAM, University ofDUNCAN MCDONNELL - TORINO, Università degli studi di
South Tyrol: From an ethnic to a new territorial cleavageGÜNTHER PALLAVER - INNSBRUCK, University of
Panel 217 Room HFF 4
Redistribution & Poverty
Chair: Mark Kayser - HERTIE School of Governance
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Umut Aydin - BOGAZICI UNIVERSITY
Globalization, Inequality, and Redistribution: What Do the(New) Data Say?
LLOYD GRUBER - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICALSCIENCE, The
Identifying Globalization Winners and Losers, Or: How toDisentangle the Effects of Globalization andDeindustrialization
STEFANIE WALTER - HARVARD UNIVERSITY UniversitätHeidelberg
Income Inequality, Redistribution \& Preference Aggregation:The Role of Electoral Institutions
PHILIPP MOHL - MANNHEIM, Centre for European EconomicResearch (ZEW)OLIVER PAMP - BREMEN, Universität
Counting Calories: Democracy and Distribution in theDeveloping World
MARK ANDREAS KAYSER - HERTIE School of GovernanceLISA BLAYDES - STANFORD University
Compensating Whom for What?NIAMH HARDIMAN - DUBLIN, University College
Panel 536 Room HFF 5
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US Middle East Policy 1: GrandStrategy and the Greater Middle East
Chair: Trevor McCrisken - WARWICK, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Richard Jackson - ABERYSTWYTH, University ofWales
Obama’s exam with the Muslim world: Is change that easy?HELIN SARI ERTEM - MARMARA University
The Gendered Practices of US Counterinsurgency [tabled]LALEH KHALILI - LONDON, University of, School of Oriental andAfrican Studies
US Grand Strategy in the Middle East. Pre-emptiveContainment on the Heartland
HUGO MEIJER - IEP Sciences-Po, Paris
The End of Bush's Freedom Agenda: Middle East DemocracyPromotion under Obama
OZ HASSAN - BIRMINGHAM, University of
The Modern Geopolitical Imagination of American ForeignPolicy: The Case of the ‘Greater Middle East Initiative’
AYLIN GÜNEY - BILKENT University
The US democratization efforts: The past and the futureLEVENT ONEN - BOGAZICI UNIVERSITY
Panel 447 Room HFF 6
Symposium
Welfare States in Europe: Convergence or divergence?
Chairs: Staffan Kumlin, Göteborg University,Sweden
Steffen Mau, Universität Bremen, Germany
Discussants: Stein Kuhnle, University of Bergen,Norway/Hertie School of Governance,Berlin, Germany
Chiara Saraceno, Social ScienceResearch Center Berlin, Germany
Room H 03 + H 04
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Analysing Political Rhetoric
Chair: Darren Lilleker - BOURNEMOUTH, University of
Co-Chair: Alan Finlayson - WALES, SWANSEA, Universityof
Disc.: Terrell Carver - BRISTOL, University of
Rhetoric as Articulation: Analysing Intra-Party ConflictsDAVID MOON - SHEFFIELD, University of
Michel Meyer's philosophy of rhetoric and political inquiryNICK TURNBULL - MANCHESTER, University of
The Rhetorical Citizen [tabled]JAMES MARTIN - LONDON, University of, GOLDSMITHS COLLEGE
Heresthetic or Rhetoric? Concepts of Political Strategy inAnglophone and Continental Political Thought
ALAN FINLAYSON - WALES, SWANSEA, University of
Applying Rhetoric in the Analysis of Parliamentary DisputesHANNA-MARI KIVISTÖ - JYVÄSKYLÄ, University of
Legislation, temporality, rhetoricANNA BJÖRK - JYVÄSKYLÄ, University of
Panel 135 Room H 01
Democratisation and institution-building: Recasting the structure -agency debate in democracy promotion
and «transitology» 1
Chair: Stefano Costalli - Catholic University of Milan
Co-Chair: Francesco Moro - FIRENZE, Università degli studidi
Disc.: Vittorio Emanuele Parsi - Catholic University ofMilan
Authoritarian Responses to Foreign Pressure: Spending,Repression and Sanctions
ABEL ESCRIBÀ FOLCH - Institut Barcelona d'EstudisInternactionals (IBEI)
Inside-Out or Outside-In? Domestic Politics and Third-PartyConflict Management
KYLE BEARDSLEY - EMORY UniversityNIGEL LO - EMORY University
The Rubik's Cube of DemocracyPETER RADA - CORVINUS University of Budapest
Donor-Funded Civic Education in Kenya, 2000-2009: Fromdemocratisation to conflict
HEATHER MARQUETTE - BIRMINGHAM, University of
Panel 234 Room H 02
The Regulatory Politics of WelfarePrivatisation
Chair: Dorte Martinsen - COPENHAGEN, University of
Co-Chair: Deborah Mabbett - LONDON, University of,BIRKBECK COLLEGE
Disc.: Dorte Martinsen - COPENHAGEN, University of
The puzzle of welfare markets [tabled]INGO BODE - WUPPERTAL, University of
Varieties of Pension Governance: The Regulation of PrivatePensions in Europe
BERNHARD EBBINGHAUS - MANNHEIM, Universität MannheimCentre for European Social Research (MZES)TOBIAS WIß - MANNHEIM, Universität Mannheim Centre forEuropean Social Research (MZES)
EU ageing policies: On the differential means of ‘market’ forunderstanding EU social policy
MIRIAM HARTLAPP - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum fürSozialforschung (WZB)
Recent reforms to the English national health service:Privatisation of means not ends?
PAULINE ALLEN - London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
The Veil of Choice: Employment services and welfare-to-work policy in Europe
DEBORAH MABBETT - LONDON, University of, BIRKBECK COLLEGE
State, Market and Non-Profits in Swedish Elder Care: AContinued Search for Balance
PAULA BLOMQVIST - UPPSALA Universitet
Panel 196 Room H 05
National / European identityconstruction and implications
Chair: Henk Dekker - LEIDEN, Universiteit
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Horst-Alfred Henrich - PANTEION University ofSocial & Political Science
Zinovia Lialiouti - PANTEION University of Social& Political Science
Time for Culture and Cultures of Time: Hidden Dimensions inthe Public Perception of Political Change
THOMAS MALANG - KONSTANZ, Universität
People’s Opinions On European Defence through NewsReception
CYRILLE THIEBAUT - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE),Université de
Panel 548 Room H 06
Elites and Masses: Agenda Setting andLegitimacy
Chair: Heinrich Best - JENA, FRIEDRICH-SCHILLERUniversität
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
A constitution for EU citizens? The role of specialists in thedebate about participatory democracy in the EU constitution.
LUIS BOUZA GARCÍA - ROBERT GORDON University
Direct Democracy and the Hungarian political elite -Possibilities for overcoming the polarisation
ZOLTÁN TIBOR PÁLLINGER - Andrássy German-SpeakingUniversity Budapest
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Is discongruence discongruence?- The relation of actual andperceived congruence between masses and elites
LARS VOGEL - JENA, FRIEDRICH-SCHILLER Universität
Bringing Elites Sociology back in European IntegrationTheories
DIDIER GEORGAKAKIS - STRASBOURG, Institut d'Etudespolitiques de
Panel 283 Room H 07
Visual Politics, art, and the socialtransformative power of images
Chair: Nicole Doerr - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITYINSTITUTE
Co-Chair: Daniela Vicherat Mattar - EDINBURGH,University of
Disc.: Simon Teune - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum fürSozialforschung (WZB)
The ethics and politics of Migratory Aesthetics in Mieke Bal´svideo installation Nothing is Missing
MIA HANNULA - TURKU, University of
Picturing “gender”. Visualisation and popularisation of a keydiscourse
ANNA SCHOBER - VERONA, University of
Words, Images, Enemies: Securitization of the Other throughFilms
BEZEN BALAMIR COSKUN - LOUGHBOROUGH, University of
Culture Jamming and the Semiological Guerrilla Warfare –How Does the Struggle Over Images work?
TUIJA LATTUNEN - HELSINKI, University of
Panel 416 Room H 08
European Integration from a Gender-Theoretical Perspective
Chair: Gabriele Abels - TÜBINGEN, Universität
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
European banks’ board of directors: Is there genderdiversity?
RICARDO GIMENO - Banco de EspañaMARIA JESÚS NIETO - Banco de España
Gendering Theories of IntegrationANNICA KRONSELL - LUNDS Universitet
From Equal Treatment to Gender Mainstreaming - toDiversity Management?
ALISON WOODWARD - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit
Theorising enlargement from a gender perspectiveYVONNE GALLIGAN - BELFAST, QUEEN'S University of
Panel 382 Room S 12
Ethics and Security in the War onTerror
Chair: Gillian Youngs - LEICESTER University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
How enemies are made – and unmade? On hegemony andidentity in [tabled]
EVA HERSCHINGER - BIELEFELD, University of
Intelligence Ethics – An Oxymoron?MARK PHYTHIAN - LEICESTER University of
Torture, Rendition, Ethics and Rethinking the War on Terrorin a post-Bush Era
CAROLINE KENNEDY-PIPE - HULL, University of
Multicultural Ethics and Globalization in War on Terror Times[tabled]
GILLIAN YOUNGS - LEICESTER University of
An unlikely lament? Ethics, enemies and the balance ofpower in the War on Terror
LOUIZA ODYSSEOS - SUSSEX, University of
The War on TerrorCHRIS ERICKSON - BRITISH COLUMBIA, University of
Ethics, informants and counter terrorismJON MORAN - WOLVERHAMPTON, University of
Panel 577 Room S 13
Climate governance in least developedcountries
Chair: Markus Lederer - POTSDAM, Universität
Co-Chair: Peter Newell - EAST ANGLIA, University of
Disc.: -
Networking for Climate Change – Discussing the Role ofState-Market Relations in the Context of Energy Governancein India
GUDRUN BENECKE - POTSDAM, Universität
Bilateral funds and their contribution to climate governancein least developed countries - Case Study: The GermanInternational Climate Initiative
HENDRIKJE REICH - POTSDAM, Universität
Carbon markets for the poor. What can we learn from theCDM for REDD?
HARALD FUHR - POTSDAM, UniversitätMARKUS LEDERER - POTSDAM, Universität
Governing clean development: A framework for analysisPETER NEWELL - EAST ANGLIA, University of
Panel 401 Room S 14
Rescaling Educational Policy inEurope: Discourse, Strategies,
Reforms, and Outcomes
Chair: Frieder Wolf - HEIDELBERG, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
The global web of information exchange on nationaleducation policies. Scales, international organisations, andnational parliaments
RIK DE RUITER - TWENTE, Universiteit
The European Higher Education Area: Creating newinstitutional spaces within or outside the framework of theEuropean Treaties?
ANNE VAN WAGENINGEN - AMSTERDAM, University of
European Lifelong Learning Strategy and diversity of nationaldevices : An interpretation in terms of policy regimes.
ERIC VERDIER - AIX-MARSEILLES, University of
How do actors with few resources influence the rescaling ofeducational policies? France and Germany compared
CLAIRE DUPUY - FONDATION NATIONALE DES SCIENCESPOLITIQUES
Higher Education Reform in a Federal System: The Impact ofAdvocacy Coalitions on the Adoption of Bachelor and MasterDegrees in Germany
SEBASTIAN MAHNER - HEIDELBERG, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität
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The public spending of the Länder for adult learning centres.Theoretical reflections and empirical evidence from Germany[tabled]
STEFAN HUMMELSHEIM - Leibniz Centre for Lifelong Learning
Getting involved: Development of a civic forum into efficientpolicy cluster [tabled]
ANU TOOTS - TALLINN University
Panel 463 Room S 15
Culture, Recognition andReconciliation
Chair: Simon Thompson - WEST OF ENGLAND,University of the
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Democratic Politics: Recognition without reconciliation?’CILLIAN MCBRIDE - BELFAST, QUEEN'S University of
Recognition and ApologiesMIKE CUNNINGHAM - WOLVERHAMPTON, University of
Inequalities of Power: The Limits of Toleration as RecognitionANDREA BAUMEISTER - Stirling University
Communicating Forgiveness: Justice after GroupMisrecognition
MONICA MOOKHERJEE - KEELE, University of
Panel 327 Room S 17
The digital paths of politicalindividualisation: Does technology
matter?
Chair: Davide Calenda - FIRENZE, Università degli studidi
Co-Chair: Albert Meijer - UTRECHT, University of
Disc.: Lorenzo Mosca -
In The Long Tail of Politics – Political Spheres of MigrantsOnline
KATHRIN KISSAU - LAUSANNE, Université de Swiss Foundation forResearch in Social Science, FORSUWE HUNGER - MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhlems- Universität
Collective Action Dilemmas with Individual Mobilizationthrough Digital Networks
ALEXANDRA SEGERBERG - STOCKHOLMS UniversitetLANCE BENNETT - WASHINGTON, University of
Internet Use, Attitudinal Change and Political ParticipationCLELIA COLOMBO - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma deCAROLINA GALAIS - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de
Political individualization among young Internet users:Findings of a web survey on university students in Italy,Spain and The Netherlands
DAVIDE CALENDA - FIRENZE, Università degli studi diALBERT MEIJER - UTRECHT, University of
Panel 287 Room S 18
Liberalism, war and intervention
Chair: John MacMillan - BRUNEL University
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
The Culture of Liberal Conformism: Consultative andCoercive Policies of Democratization
GIORGOS KENTAS - INTERCOLLEGE
Liberal Democracies and War: Why some fight and others donot
ANNA GEIS - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURTHARALD MUELLER - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURTNIKLAS SCHOERNIG - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT
How democratic governments argue for an intervention: Thecases of Germany and the United Kingdom
HOLGER NIEMANN - DUISBURG-ESSEN, University of
Liberalism and InterventionJOHN MACMILLAN - BRUNEL University
“Democratic Wars” - Products of Forged Preferences?JOCHEN HILS - KAISERSLAUTERN, Technische Universität
Panel 190 Room S 19
Rethinking Democracy: Theparticipatory revolution in Latin
America
Chair: Ingrid Wehr - FREIBURG, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität
Co-Chair: Patricia Graf - TÜBINGEN, Universität
Disc.: Juliana Erthal - TÜBINGEN, Universität
Can Participatory Budgeting be thought of as arepresentative system? An alternative theoretical approach
STEFANO STORTONE - MILANO - Università Cattolica del SacroCuore di
Participatory Budgeting and Representative DemocracyDANIELA THEUER LINKE - TÜBINGEN, Universität
Foundations of civic participation in Latin America [tabled]BIRTE GUNDELACH - KONSTANZ, Universität
Brazilian women movements participating in transnationalspaces: How their transnational activities influence thedemocratisation processes in the national context
ANTJE DANIEL - Bayreuth University
Heterogeneity, Participation and the Quality of Democracy inSouth America: The Cases of Bolivia, Columbia, Ecuador andPeru [tabled]
MICHAEL STOIBER - DARMSTADT, Technische UniversitätMICHELE KNODT - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität
Lost Highway? Transitions to Autocracy in Venezuela andRussia
GRAF, PATRICIA - INSTITUTE OF POLITICAL SCIENCESUniversität TübingenFRANKENBERGER, ROLF - INSTITUTE OF POLITICAL SCIENCESUniversität Tübingen
Rethinking and Reworking Democracy in Bolivia andEcuador: Constitutional Change from the Perspective ofDemocratic Theory
JONAS WOLFF - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT
Panel 280 Room S 20
Bringing Class Back In: Immigrants andImmigration through the Prism of Class
Chair: Martin Heisler - MARYLAND, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Barbara Schmitter Heisler - GETTYSBURGCollege
Local Responses to the Presence of Immigrants: SuburbanSettlement and the “threat” to Middle Class Status
CAROLINE BRETTELL - Southern Methodist University
Irregular immigrants: The modern underclass?JOAO CARVALHO - SHEFFIELD, University of
Beyond the “ethnicity versus class” dilemmaMARCO MARTINIELLO - LIÈGE, Université de
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Trade Unions on Immigration: The effect of the institutionalframe.
CARMEN GONZÁLEZ-ENRÍQUEZ - MADRID, Nacional de Educaciona Distancia, Universidad (UNED)
Bringing Class Back In: Immigrants and Immigrationthrough the Prism of Class
MARTIN O HEISLER - MARYLAND, University ofBARBARA SCHMITTER HEISLER - GETTYSBURG College
Welfare before political rights: A German traditionDIETRICH THRÄNHARDT - MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhlems-Universität
Panel 317 Room S 21
Developing Consideration Set Models ofVoting Behavior
Chair: Henrik Oscarsson - GÖTEBORGS Universitet
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Taking voters’ consideration set into consideration: Modellingelectoral choice in two stages
MARTIN ROSEMA - TWENTE, UniversiteitCATHERINE DE VRIES - AMSTERDAM, University of
Understanding the role of political sophistication andknowledge in consideration set formation in Western Europe
CAROLE WILSON - TEXAS AT DALLAS, University ofMARCO STEENBERGEN - BERN, Universität
Choice or complexity? The impact of party systemfragmentation on voter information in European democracies
CAROLIEN VAN HAM - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
In the footsteps of Zaller’s theory of media effects: DoesNew Information Have A Declining Marginal Utility?
GÁBOR TÓKA - BUDAPEST, Central European University
Identifying Citizens Consideration SetsHENRIK OSCARSSON - GÖTEBORGS Universitet
Panel 291 Room S 22
Institutions and innovation processesin the public sector
Chair: Morten Balle Hansen - SOUTHERN DENMARK -ODENSE, University of
Co-Chair: James Svara - ARIZONA STATE University
Disc.: Khalid Al-Yahya - Dubai School of Government
The consequences of organizational innovations. The case ofprivatization and outsourcing
MORTEN BALLE HANSEN - SOUTHERN DENMARK - ODENSE,University of
Organisational assertiveness and the limits to the extensionof governmental power [tabled]
CHRISTOPHER SADLEIR - CANBERRA, University ofANNE SADLEIR - AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL University
Innovation in the European Commission: The IntegratedInternal Control Framework initiative
MICHAEL BARZELAY - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, TheROGER LEVY - Memorial University Newfoundland
The Fiscal Crisis and Innovation in American LocalGovernment
JAMES H SVARA - ARIZONA STATE University
Visual culture, e-government and policy innovationVICTOR BEKKERS - ROTTERDAM, Erasmus Universiteit
Reforms in Inter-Organizational Policy Implementation: TheCase of Haringey Social Services and Baby P
COLIN PROVOST - LONDON, University College
Panel 309 Room S 23
Reconsidering state society interfacein developing citizenship and civic
activism
Chair: Leif Kalev - TALLINN University
Co-Chair: Rein Ruutsoo - TALLINN University
Disc.: -
Interpersonal trust: A fertilizer for agricultureANNEKE SELLIS -
Concepts of Citizenship under Communism and LiberalDemocracy in the Czech Republic
PAT LYONS - ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC
What is Citizenship for? Negotiating Citizenship andNaturalization in Latvia
SUSANNE TÖNSMANN - BREMEN, Universität
A test case for democratic consolidation in Central Europe:Citizenship
EBRU OGURLU - MARMARA University
Panel 510 Room S 24
The Radical Right in Western Europe
Chair: Jocelyn Evans - SALFORD, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
The Influence of the Programmes of Far Right Parties on theElectoral System
STEVEN VAN HAUWAERT - MARQUETTE University
A Matter of Timing? The Salience of Immigration and theDynamics of Radical Right Electoral Success
KAI ARZHEIMER - MAINZ, Johannes Gutenberg-Universitaet
Old Cleavages and New Actors in the Formation of a NewCultural Divide: Why a Right-Wing Populist Party Emerged inFrance but not in Germany
SIMON BORNSCHIER - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
The Programmatic Positions of Established Parties and theirInfluence on Extreme Right Parties Vote Share
DENNIS SPIES - COLOGNE, University of
Radical Right, Populism and the Fear of Democracy [tabled]AURELIEN MONDON - LA TROBE University
Explaining anti-immigrant party support in Western Europe:Individual grievances, elite failure or social context?
RACHEL GIBSON - MANCHESTER, University ofTAMI SWENSON - MINNESOTA, University of
Comparing radical right party ideology and the voters’ profileand attitudes: A study on the Danish People's Party, theNorthern League and the Austrian Freedom Party [tabled]
SUSI MERET - AALBORG Universitet
Panel 179 Room S 25
Performance Management in PublicSector organisations
Chair: Alex Vanderstraeten - GHENT University
Co-Chair: Adelien Decramer - GHENT University
Disc.: -
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The View from the Inside: Performance Measurement in theDutch Police
FRANS VAN WAARDEN - UTRECHT, University ofEUGENIA BOUTYLKOVA - UTRECHT, University of
Permanent education in the HR-management of localgovernment staff in Flanders: Does it matter?
DRIES VERLET - Research Center of the Flemish GovernmentHILDE VAN MECHELEN - Research Center of the FlemishGovernmentHERWIG REYNAERT - GHENT University
Standardized Illnesses: The Use of Performance Managementin Health Care
E.F.P. KERPERSHOEK - DELFT University of Technology
Performance management in non-profit organisations(NPO’s)
BRAM VERSCHEURE - University College GhentMIEKE BLOMME - University College GhentALEX VANDERSTRAETEN - GHENT University
Evaluating the Performance of Courts in France and Belgium:A Difficult Circle to Square.
JOEL FICET - LIÈGE, Université de
The (non)spread of performance management ingovernment agencies
ALEX VANDERSTRAETEN - GHENT UniversityADELIEN DECRAMER - GHENT University
Panel 355 Room S 26
Advocacy Coalitions in EuropeanPolitics: Case-Based Strategies forMeasurement and Theory Development
Chair: Nils Bandelow - TU Braunschweig
Co-Chair: Oliver Füg - EXETER, University of
Disc.: Paul Sabatier - UC Davis
The ACF and Relational Approaches to Policy OrientedLearning: Analysis of Advocacy Coalitions in BritishSustainability Research
ANTJE WITTING - LONDON METROPOLITAN University CitiesInstitute
Advocacy Coalitions or Policy Networks in European MediaPolicy? Theoretical and Methodological Considerations
OLIVER C FÜG - EXETER, University of
Advocacy Coalitions and Crisis Exploitation: Resources,Strategies and Policy Change
DANIEL NOHRSTEDT - Swedish National Defence College
Experts and Academics as Idea Generator and Promulgator:Identifying Social Policy Community of the European Union
RYOSUKE AMIYA-NAKADA - MEIJI GAKUIN University
Transferring Liberalism: Applying the Advocacy-Coalitionapproach for transnational trade negotiations between theEuropean Union and the Southern African DevelopmentCommunity
FRANZISKA MÜLLER - KASSEL, University of
Which Method to Implement the ACF? A Combination ofSocial Network and Multicriteria Analysis for the Study ofSwiss Climate Policy
KARIN M INGOLD - ETH Zürich
Panel 404 Room S 27
Measuring policy preferences,outcomes, and representation
Chair: Thomas Bräuninger - KONSTANZ, Universität
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Gail McElroy - DUBLIN, Trinity College
Measuring Policy Congruence in EuropeNATHALIE GIGER - KONSTANZ, Universität
Distinguishing Policy Position from Policy Salience inEstimates from Manifesto Texts
SLAVA MIKHAYLOV - DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE, University ofKENNETH BENOIT - DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE, University of
Rousseau, the Referenda, and Proper ModellingLUCAS LEEMANN - COLUMBIA University
Parties’ Policy Offerings and Citizen Satisfaction withDemocracy: A Cross-National Analysis of Twelve EuropeanParty Systems, 1976-2003
LAWRENCE EZROW - ESSEX, University ofGEORGIOS XEZONAKIS - EXETER, University of
Selling the Party: An analysis of party policy shifts andcoalitions in advanced industrial democracies [tabled]
ZACHARY GREENE - IOWA, University of
Multiparty Government, Welfare Spending, and PolicyResponsiveness [tabled]
LANNY W MARTIN - RICE University
The Government-Citizen Relationship in Dynamic PerspectivePAUL V WARWICK - SIMON FRASER University
Panel 406 Room S 28
Computational Modeling in PoliticalScience
Chair: Nils B Weidmann - ETH Zurich
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Håvard Strand - International Peace ResearchInstitute Oslo (PRIO)
Processes of change in post-communist states - non-lineardynamic modelling
DIRK BERG-SCHLOSSER - MARBURG, Philipps-UniversitätYURIJ POLUNIN - MGIMO University, Moscow
Democratic diffusion. An exercise in the empirical validationof an agent-based model.
JOHAN A ELKINK - DUBLIN, University College
Stealth diffusion: An agent based modelling approachCHRISTIAN W MARTIN - HAMBURG, Universität
Extending EU Decision-Making Models: SociologicalProcesses in the context of EU Enlargement
ROBIN HERTZ - Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETHZurich)DIRK LEUFFEN - Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETHZurich)
Ethnic Violence and Urban Segregation: A ComputationalModel Applied to Baghdad
NILS WEIDMANN - ETH ZürichIDEAN SALEHYAN - NORTH TEXAS, University of
Panel 85 Room 114
New trends in electoral systems.Reforms towards more personalizedelectoral rules and elections
Chair: Jean-Benoît Pilet - BRUXELLES, Université Librede
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
The effects of empowering voters on the use of preferentialvoting at the local level in Flanders (Belgium)
DRIES VERLET - Research Center of the Flemish GovernmentGhent UniversityBRAM WAUTERS - Research Centre of the Flemish GovernmentJOHAN ACKAERT - Hasselt University
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Chief executives in legislative elections: Reasons andconsequences
VITALIY GOROKHOV - ST. PETERSBURG, The European University
Looking for locals? Electoral reforms and intrapartycompetition in Italy
FILIPPO TRONCONI - BOLOGNA, Università degli StudiFRANCESCO MARAGONI - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi
Moving towards more personalized voting in Lithuania:Arguments of the elite and the electorate
AINE RAMONAITE - VILNIUS University
Parliamentary Activity in Preferential List Systems: Initiationof Private Members’ Bills as Pursuit of Re-Selection and Re-Election?
THOMAS BRÄUNINGER - MAINZ, Johannes Gutenberg-UniversitätMARTIN BRUNNER - KONSTANZ, UniversitätTHOMAS DÄUBLER - DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE, University of
Panel 245 Room 231
One Party, Two Arenas: State-WideParties in Regional Party Systems
Chair: Sonia Alonso - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum fürSozialforschung (WZB)
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Andrew Richards – Juan March Institute
Explanatory factors of decentralization dynamics. Isdecentralization an irreversible process?
SANDRA LEÓN ALFONSO - CENTRO DE ESTUDIOS POLÍTICOS YCONSTITUCIONALESFRANCESC AMAT - OXFORD, University ofIGNACIO JURADO - OXFORD, University of
How state-wide parties maximize power in multilevelcontexts: The case of the 'Spanish Estado de lasautonomías'.
JAVIER ASTUDILLO RUIZ - BARCELONA, Universitat Pompeu FabraANA SOFÍA CARDENAL - Universitat Oberta de Catalunya
Change and stability in the vertical integration betweenstate-wide parties (SWP) and non-state wide parties (NSWP)in Spain
TÀNIA VERGE - BARCELONA, POMPEU FABRA, UniversitatÒSCAR BARBERÀ - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Elections 2.0: A comparative analysis of social media use bypolitical parties on the eve of Belgian regional elections.
STEVE PAULUSSEN - GHENT UniversityP. MECHANT - GHENT UniversityK. BERTE -T. EVENS -E. DE WAELE-DE GUCHTENAERE -
Panel 305 Room 232
Urban Participation and PolicyDeliberation
Chair: Navdeep Mathur - Indian Institute ofManagement Ahmedabad
Co-Chair: Henk Wagenaar - LEIDEN, Universiteit
Disc.: -
Strategic Navigation: Designing more adaptive forms ofspatial planning and governance to better harness urbancomplexity.
CATHY WILKINSON - STOCKHOLMS Universitet
Globalization and Local Governance Reforms: Situating Policywork in governance practices in Indian Cities
NAVDEEP MATHUR - Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad
Subversive institutions in citizen participationMAURICE SPECHT - NSCRHENDRIK WAGENAAR - LEIDEN, Universiteit
Panel 268 Room 329
Democratic Innovations in the PublicSector - Comparing Policies
Chair: Marko Joas - ÅBO AKADEMI
Co-Chair: Elin Wihlborg - LINKÖPINGS Universitet
Disc.: -
Planting the Seeds of Change Inside? EU SectoralCooperation and Democratic Governance in ArabBureaucracies
TINA FREYBURG - ETH Zürich
When deliberation happens. A comparison of two deliberativeexperiments at the local level in Europe
JULIEN TALPIN - PARIS 8, University of / CSU
Innovations in participation through EU policies? – Acomparison of changes in participation patterns in Austriathrough the Water Framework Directive and the StrategicEnvironmental Assessment Directive
JUDITH FEICHTINGER - University of Natural Resources andApplied Life Sciences, ViennaANJA BAUER - University of Natural Resources and Applied LifeSciences, Vienna
Civil Society and the Legitimacy of the EU PolityPETRA GUASTI - Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic
Democratic innovations and models of institutional change.Insights from three cases of participatory budgeting inEurope
ANJA RÖCKE - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Panel 152 Room H 09
Hybrid Political Orders and Governancein Areas of Limited Statehood –
Theoretical and NormativeConsiderations
Chair: Thomas Risse - BERLIN, Freie Universität
Co-Chair: Volker Boege - QUEENSLAND, University of
Disc.: Daniel Lambach - DUISBURG-ESSEN, Universityof
Global public policy networks: Stimulating democraticgovernance beyond the state?
OLIVIER PINTELON - GHENT University
Soft governing: Mechanisms of governance in hybrid politicalorders
STEFAN SKUPIEN - BERLIN, Freie UniversitätULRIKE HÖPPNER - BERLIN, Freie Universität
Resistance, Renewal and Redesign: Mapping Sub-nationalGovernance Reform in Afghanistan
DAVID CONNOLLY - YORK, University of
Bringing Community Back In - Legitimacy and Effectivenessin Post-Colonial States
KEVIN P. CLEMENTS - OTAGO, University of
Panel 573 Room H 10
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Protest Facing Different PoliticalRegimes
Chair: Thomas Kern - Max Weber Center for AdvancedCultural and Social Studies
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
While Soldiers Stand By: The Military Arbitration ofRevolutionary Situations in Soviet and Post-Soviet Spaces
JESSE PAUL LEHRKE - KENT, University of
Legal repression and organizational ties. The case of Basqueconflict
ARKAITZ LETAMENDIA ONZAIN - BARCELONA, Universidad de
Young challengers in authoritarian regimes: Evidence fromRussia and Belarus
TATYANA SHUKAN - Sciences Po Paris
Threat and Opportunity in the Process of DemocratizationTHOMAS KERN - Europa-Universität Viadrina
Protests that bring about the End of Suharto Era andEmerging Democratic Regime
DIAH ASITADANI - GENÈVE, Université de
Conspiracy vs. spontaneity: How political repression inflamesprotest mobilization [tabled]
ANASTASSIA LEONOVA - IMT (Institutions Markets Technologies)
Panel 251 Room HPI 1
The future of constructivism?International Political Theory orInternational Political Sociology
Chair: Gunther Hellmann - FRANKFURT, JohannWolfgang Goethe-Universität
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
The Gramscian genealogy of Laclaus discourse theory and itsconsequences.
ALLAN DREYER HANSEN - ROSKILDE, University of
The constitution of subjectivity in poststructuralist thoughtDIRK NABERS - GIGA German Institute of Global and AreaStudiesRYOMA SAKAEDA - GIGA German Institute of Global and AreaStudies
Beyond variables: Prospects for and limitations ofpragmatism in the study of international relations
ULRICH FRANKE - BIELEFELD, University ofRALPH WEBER - ZURICH, University of
Claiming the Future: The Predictive Potential ofConstructivist Research
FELIX BERENSKOETTER - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Panel 498 Room HPI 2
Regulatory Governance: RegulatoryNetworks, Authorities and Risk
Management
Chair: Kutsal Yesilkagit - UTRECHT, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Regulatory Governance Costs in Network Industries:Learnings for the Postal Sector
MARTIN MAEGLI - EPFL Ecole Polytechnique Fédéral de Lausanne
Transgovernmental Networks and National RegulatoryAuthorities
KUTSAL YESILKAGIT - UTRECHT, University of
London 2012: Rival approaches to the governance ofOlympic risk
WILL JENNINGS - MANCHESTER, University of
Independent Regulatory Agencies in the Netherlands:Vertical, Diagonal and Horizontal Control
CHRISTEL KOOP - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
The international governance of new technologiesMARTIJN GROENLEER - DELFT University of TechnologyMICHEL VAN EETEN - DELFT, University of TechnologySHIRIN TABATABAIE -
Panel 568 Room HPI 3
Religion, soft power and foreignpolicy: Theoretical and empirical
observations
Chair: Jeffrey Haynes - LONDON METROPOLITANUniversity
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Global Interfaith Forums and the Twofold Function ofReligious Soft-power
DELPHINE ALLES - Sciences Po Paris
May a secular state use religious soft power in foreign policymaking? : The Turkish case
ISTAR GOZAYDIN - ISTANBUL TECHNICAL University
Religiously-oriented political actors and foreign policy: Thecase of the AK Party in Turkey
LUCA OZZANO - TORINO, Università degli studi diCHIARA STEINDLER - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE /Fondazione B. Kessler
The United States and its international policy objectivesLEE MARSDEN - EAST ANGLIA, University of
Religious soft power in foreign policy makingJEFFREY HAYNES - LONDON METROPOLITAN University
Panel 570 Room HPI 4
Targeted Sanctions: A critical review
Chair: Thomas Biersteker - Graduate Institute ofInternational Studies
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Thomas Biersteker - Graduate Institute ofInternational Studies
Multilateral sanctions against terror suspects and theviolation of due process standards
MONIKA HEUPEL - BERLIN, Freie Universität
Outlawing Hamas - Restrictive Measures and the EU as aNormative Power
ELIN HELLQUIST - VÄXJÖ, University of
Understanding the effectiveness of targeted sanctions: Thecases of Iran and Moldova
FRANCESCO GIUMELLI - METROPOLITAN University Prague
“Contextualising” Targeted Sanctions in Dual Strategies:How do sanctions fit in the EU Strategies towards Belarusand Transnistria?
CLARA PORTELA - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE; SingaporeManagement University
Panel 330 Room HFF 1
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Unilateral secessions: Popularmobilisation and international
recognition
Chair: Aleksandar Pavkovic - Macquarie University /University of Macau
Co-Chair: Bruno Coppieters - Free Brussels University
Disc.: -
Unilateral Secession as a Cause and Consequence of EthnicConflict: Comparative Analysis of Kosovo and other ex-Yugoslav countries
KEIICHI KUBO - WASEDA University
Secession and conflict resolution outside and inside theEuropean Union: The Irish and Basque cases
FRANCISCO LETAMENDÍA - PAIS VASCO, Universidad del
Nationalist radicalization and secessionist justification: TheCatalan case
MARC SANJAUME CALVET - BARCELONA, Universitat Pompeu Fabra
Politics of recognition and structural changes of theinternational system
DRAGUTIN NENEZIC - BELGRADE, University of
Panel 249 Room HFF 2
The EU and Security Regimes
Chair: Richard Whitman - BATH, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
EU multilateralism and US unilateralism compared: AnAfrican security in progress?
GORM RYE OLSEN - ROSKILDE, University of
The EU and separatist conflicts in the former Soviet Union:RICHARD WHITMAN - BATH, University ofSTEFAN WOLFF - NOTTINGHAM, University of
EU as multilateral and minilateral security actorFULVIO ATTINA - CATANIA, Università di
Power and bureaucracies: The search for an effectivemultilateralism in European security
ANA E JUNCOS - BRISTOL, University of
The EU's Post-Sovereign Institutional Arrangements in anIncreasingly Sovereign World
HISKI HAUKKALA - Special Adviser, Ministry for Foreign Affairs ofFinland
Panel 504 Room HFF 3
Estimating the impact of intra-partyconflict on party systems
Chair: Judith Bara - LONDON, University of, QUEEN MARY
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Erica Edwards - INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCEDSTUDIES
Programmatic Conflict in Multi-level Parties: The Case of theParty of European Socialists
ANDREA VOLKENS - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum fürSozialforschung (WZB)
The Cartel Party and Party System ChangeOUTI RUUSUVIRTA - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Ideology, party factionalism and policy change: Anintegrated dynamic theory
IAN BUDGE - ESSEX, University ofLAWRENCE EZROW - ESSEX, University ofMICHAEL D MCDONALD -
Panel 539 Room HFF 4
Kakfa goes Southern
Chair: Ramona Coman - BRUXELLES, Université Librede
Co-Chair: Daniela Piana - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studidi
Disc.: -
Political fragmentation and judicial activism: The impact ofprosecutorial power on politics. A comparison of Italy, Franceand Spain
CARLO GUARNIERI - BOLOGNA, Università di
Continuing communist practices: The Bulgarian judicialbranch caught in struggles about the field of power
OLE HAMMERSLEV - SOUTHERN DENMARK - ODENSE, Universityof
Transitional justice: From political actions to judicial activismin Portugal
JOÃO PAULO DIAS - Centro de Estudos Sociais
Media, justice and politics: A new format for judicial reformsin Europe
C. DALLARA - BOLOGNA, Università diRAMONA COMAN - BRUXELLES, Université Libre deDANIELA PIANA - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi
Panel 148 Room HFF 5
Symposium
Interest organizations: Is the power of organizedinterests declining?
Chairs: Bernhard Weßels, Social ScienceResearch Center Berlin, Germany
Danica Fink-Hafner, Ljubljana University,Slovenia
Chairs: Susanne Pickel, Greifswald University,Germany
Room H 03 + H 04
Don’t miss!
18.00 - 19.00 - Plenary Lecture by
John Mearsheimer
19.00 - 22.00 - Drinks reception
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Analysing Legitimation Discourses –Methodological Issues and Substantive
Findings
Chair: Frank Nullmeier - BREMEN, Universität
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Legitimating of the Iraq War: Exploiting Incidents and StageManagement in the US-Strategy
THOMAS KRUMM - KENT, University ofJOCHEN FISCHER - MARBURG, Philipps-Universität
Narratives of Legitimacy: The (De-)Legitimation of Nationaland International Political Orders in the Media Discourses ofFour Western Democracies
STEFFEN SCHNEIDER - BREMEN, Universität
Arguing Away the Legitimacy Gap in Global Governance? TheCase of the UN Global Compact
PATRICK HAACK - ZURICH, University ofANDREAS GEORG SCHERER - ZURICH, University of
Legitimizing the European Union in different nationalcontexts - the cases of Poland and East Germany
NICOLA BUECKER - BREMEN, Jacobs University
Legitimation as Reflexive Communicative Practice – The Caseof Political Inquiries
RIXTA WUNDRAK - BERLIN, Freie UniversitätSTEFFEN ALBRECHT - BERLIN, Freie Universität
Panel 383 Room H 01
Social movements and rebel groups: Howvalues, organization, resources,
political opportunities, shape theirstrategies
Chair: Luis de la Calle - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITYINSTITUTE
Co-Chair: Laia Balcells - YALE University
Disc.: Laia Balcells - YALE University
Luis de la Calle EUROPEAN UNIVERSITYINSTITUTE
Violence and Mobilization in Intra-State Armed ConflictsLIVIA ISABELLA SCHUBIGER - ZURICH, University
Revolutionary Restraint: Marxism Leninism and ViolenceAgainst Civilians in Mozambique and Angola
KAI THALER - YALE University
Understanding the Political Activism of Armed Groups and ItsRegulation: The Role and Strategy of Hezbollah in LebanesePolitics
BENEDETTA BERTI - TUFTS University Fletcher School
Ethnic and Religious Diversity, Natural Resources and CivilWar
TIM WEGENAST - GIGA German Institute of Global and AreaStudiesMATTHIAS BASEDAU - GIGA German Institute of Global and AreaStudies
Panel 235 Room H 02
Perceptions of Law in the Governanceof Globalising markets by PoliticalScientists, Sociologists and in Legal
Scholarship
Chair: Christian Joerges - BREMEN, Universität
Co-Chair: Regina Kreide - GIESSEN, University of
Disc.: Markus Krajewski - POTSDAM, Universität
Can markets secure human rights [tabled]MANUEL COURET BRANCO - ÉVORA, University of
The Metamorphosis of the Functional Synthesis. On therelationship between law and politics in trans-nationaleconomic governance
POUL F KJAER - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität
Conflict Resolution or Conflict Prevention? Strategies to Dealwith Overlapping Jurisdictions in Competition Control
MICHAEL BLAUBERGER - BREMEN, Universität CollaborativeResearch Center 597
National Regulations for a Borderless Industry: US versus UKApproaches to Online Gambling
BETSI BEEM - SYDNEY, University ofJOHN MIKLER - SYDNEY, University of
From national welfare markets to a European social model?[tabled]
FLORIAN BLANK - MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhlems- Universität
Conflicting Rationalities? Judicial Governance in PostnationalConstellations
SABINE FRERICHS - HELSINKI, University of
The Corporation in transnational law: Setting the foundationsMAURO ZAMBONI - BREMEN, Universität
Panel 311 Room H 05
Political Psychology: Promisingtheoretical and methodological
innovations
Chair: Henk Dekker - LEIDEN, Universiteit
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Tom Murray - DUBLIN, University College
Enrico Zoffoli DARMSTADT, TechnischeUniversität
Studying Political Decision-Making in Welfare State ReformUsing Prospect Theory
BARBARA VIS - AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit
Hard cognition and subjective rationality: Rules andconditions for an integration
RODOLPHE GOUIN - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudes politiques de
Understanding Individual Decision Making using ProcessTracing
RICHARD R LAU - Rutgers UniversityDAVID P REDLAWSK - IOWA, University of
Assessing Cross-Country Comparability for a ContentiousConcept: Equivalence of Attitudes towards Democracy in theWorld Value Survey, 2005
GAL ARIELY - HAIFA, University ofELDAD DAVIDIV -
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Framing processes and deliberativepolitics
Chair: Mauro Barisione - MILANO, Universitá degli studidi
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
One frame to rule them all? How institutionalised meta-frames emerge in news coverage of international politicalevents – the story of international press coverage of theWTO Doha Round.
RUNE SAUGMANN ANDERSEN - COPENHAGEN, University of
Framing parliamentary inquiriesTHOMAS SCHEFFER - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu
When framing and deliberation make the difference: Partyfunding reforms in France and Britain
MICHAEL KOß - POTSDAM, Universität
Framing Trust in Greek Political InstitutionsIOANNA KAFTANZOGLOU - ATHENS, University ofROI PANAGIOTOPOULOU - ATHENS, University of
Public opinion and the contest over the framing of the Iraqwar in Italy and the United States
FRANCESCO OLMASTRONI - SIENA, Università degli studi di
Panel 306 Room H 07
Reading art politically/resistingpolitical reading
Chair: Matti Hyvärinen - TAMPERE, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Poetry after 9/11 – an act of barbarism?TOMMI KOTONEN - JYVÄSKYLÄ, University of
Resisting the too- Early (and too Late) Politicization of Soundand Musical Events [tabled]
LAURI SIISIÄINEN - JYVÄSKYLÄ, University of
Neither Fiction nor Politics, or Perhaps Both: Reading J.M.Coetzee’s Diary of a Bad Year between Intervention andResistance
CARLO SALZANI - BONN, Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität
Terror and Resistance to Too Early Politicization: DonDeLillo’s Falling Man [tabled]
MATTI HYVÄRINEN - TAMPERE, University of Department of SocialResearch
Contentious Master Tropes: Art vs. Politics in ProtestsCRISTIANA OLCESE - READING University
The Ciphers of the Landscape: Art and the Shrinking Spaceof Political Enunciation in Palestine
LAURA JUNKA - EAST LONDON, University of / LAPLAND,University of
Panel 323 Room H 08
Gendered Ceremony and Ritual inLegislative Institutions I
Chair: Faith Armitage - LONDON, University of,BIRKBECK COLLEGE
Co-Chair: Rosa Malley - BRISTOL, University of
Disc.: -
Gender, nation and hierarchy in the openings of the SwedishRiksdag
CECILIA ÅSE - STOCKHOLMS Universitet
The Working of Ritual and Ceremony in South Africa’sParliament
VICTORIA HASSON - SHEFFIELD, University of
Disrupting rituals of parliamentary debate in the Indianparliament
CAROLE SPARY - WARWICK, University of
Are parliamentary ceremonies at Westminster a problem forBritish democracy?
FAITH ARMITAGE - LONDON, University of, BIRKBECK COLLEGE
Institutionalizing Exclusion? the Gendered Dimensions ofNorms and Rituals in the Chilean Congress
SUSAN FRANCESCHET - CALGARY, University of
Panel 426 Room S 12
Perceptions and voting behaviour
Chair: Lionel Marquis - LAUSANNE, Université de
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Expectations about Coalitions and Strategic Voting underProportional Representation
MICHAEL HERRMANN - MANNHEIM, Universität
Components of Issue Ownership: The Interlinkage ofProblem Solving Competencies and Group Representation inthe Formation of Issue Ownership
RUNE STUBAGER - AARHUS UniversitetRUNE SLOTHUUS - AARHUS Universitet
Understanding Perceptions of Left and Right in NewDemocracies: A Comparative Study of Croatia and Slovenia[tabled]
WILLY JOU - CALIFORNIA - IRVINE, University
Discursive Mobilisation and Issue Linkage in EU ReferendumsMIN SHU - WASEDA University
Campaign effects in direct-democratic votes: The mediatingrole of individual and contextual characteristics [tabled]
PASCAL SCIARINI - GENÈVE, Université deANKE TRESCH - GENÈVE, Université de
The electoral success of beauties and beastsGEORG LUTZ - LAUSANNE, Université de FORS
Panel 475 Room S 13
Reflexive Governance and environmentalpolitics. Conceptual and empirical
achievements and perspectives
Chair: Sabine Weiland - LOUVAIN, Universitécatholique de
Co-Chair: Peter Feindt - CARDIFF University
Disc.: Peter Feindt - CARDIFF University
Institutional dynamics in the governance of Global PublicGoods: A Case Study on the Microbial Commons
TOM DEDEURWAERDERE - LOUVAIN, Université catholique de
The North Sea Fisheries Crisis and Good Governance [tabled]LIZA GRIFFIN - WESTMINSTER, University of
Conventional environmental politics and the space ofantagonism
CHIARA CERTOMÀ - Sant Anna School of Advanced Studies of Pisa
Reflexive governance of climate change in the food industryPETER FEINDT - CARDIFF UniversityANDREW FLYNN - CARDIFF University
Designing reflexive governance: Politics and contextJAN-PETER VOß - Berlin Institute of TechnologyADRIAN SMITH - SUSSEX, University of
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Reflexive governance of common goods – a way forward inEuropean forest policy?
SABINE WEILAND - Collège Thomas More
Panel 402 Room S 14
Rescaling Family Policy
Chair: Annette Henninger - BERLIN,Wissenschaftzentrum für Sozialforschung (WZB)
Co-Chair: Christine Wimbauer - BERLIN,Wissenschaftzentrum für Sozialforschung (WZB)
Disc.: -
Veto Players - Restraining or Facilitating Family PolicyChange?
REGINA AHRENS - MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhlems- UniversitätSONJA BLUM - MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhlems- Universität
Ideas, rules and agency: The evolution of family policies inHungary and in Poland
DOROTA SZELEWA - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Childcare Reforms after Barcelona: Toward a Paradigm Shift?TIMO WEISHAUPT - MANNHEIM, Universität
Panel 483 Room S 15
Metagoverning Interactive Governanceand Policymaking
Chair: Jacob Torfing - ROSKILDE, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Meta-governing municipal networks with elected councils asnodes: The role of the state, political parties andorganisations
GRO SANDKJAER HANSSEN - OSLO, N.I.B.R.SIGNY IRENE VABO - OSLO University College
Vertical politics and horizontal governance: Frame worksetting as meta-governance
JOOP F.M. KOPPENJAN - DELFT University of TechnologyM. KARS - DELFT, University of Technology
Metagoverning governance styles: Increasing the publicmanager’s toolbox
LOUIS MEULEMAN - NYENRODE BUSINESS University
Meta-governance and the UK Nuclear Industry: A LimitingCase
KEITH BAKER - SOUTHAMPTON, University ofGERRY STOKER - SOUTHAMPTON, University of
Panel 459 Room S 16
Carl Schmitt and the Possibility ofInternational Ethics
Chair: Andreas Behnke - READING University
Co-Chair: Sergei Prozorov - HELSINKI, University of
Disc.: Sergei Prozorov - HELSINKI, University of
The Political Theology of IR: Taking Schmitt SeriouslyMIKA LUOMA-AHO - LAPLAND, University of
Carl Schmitt's Ethics?MIKA OJAKANGAS - HELSINKI, University of
The Inertia of the ExceptionLINDA BISHAI - United States Institute of Peace
Katechon Vs. Antichrist. How to imagine the world orderfrom theological references. [tabled]
TRISTAN STORME - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de
Carl Schmitt: The possibility of ethics [tabled]PATRICE CAILLEBA - Groupe ESC Pau
The Use of Anomie: Schmitt and Agamben on the Figure ofthe Katechon
SERGEI PROZOROV - HELSINKI, University of
Carl Schmitt, Immanuel Kant, and the Theory ofInternational Relations: Political Theology vs. PoliticalPhilosophy
OLIVER HIDALGO - REGENSBURG Universtität
Panel 338 Room S 17
The Internet, Youth PoliticalKnowledge and Political Participation
Chair: Henry Milner - UMEÅ Universitet
Co-Chair: Andreas Ladner - LAUSANNE, Université de
Disc.: Kimmo Grönlund - ÅBO AKADEMI
When the youth talk about climate change. A comparison ofthe learning potential of on-line and face-to-face politicaldiscussions
STÉPHANIE WOJCIK - PARIS 12, University ofJULIEN TALPIN - PARIS 8/CSU, University of
The effects of (interactive) internet use on politicalknowledge, attitudes and participation. An analysis of panelsurvey results for 16-18 years olds in Belgium and Canada.
SARA VISSERS - LEUVEN, Katholieke UniversiteitELLEN QUINTELIER - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit
Electronic Media and Political Knowledge among 15- to 21-year-old French-speaking Belgians
BERNARD FOURNIER - LIÈGE, Université deRAPHAËL DARQUENNE - LIÈGE, Université de
The Internet, Media Use, and Informed Youth PoliticalParticipation
HENRY MILNER - UMEÅ Universitet
Do online vote selectors influence the direction and quality ofthe vote?
OUTI RUUSUVIRTA - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, TheMARTIN ROSEMA - TWENTE, University of
E-democracy: Tools to increase civic literacy and voterturnout [tabled]
ANDREAS LADNER - LAUSANNE, Université de
Panel 420 Room S 18
Uncertainties of Democracy in LatinAmerica
Chair: Bert Hoffmann - GIGA Institute of LatinAmerican Studies
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Marianne Braig - BERLIN, Freie Universität
The Social Missions in Venezuela: Between state control andparticipatory democracy
ANNE DAGUERRE - MIDDLESEX University
Expanding Social Citizenship: The Pursuit of a ReformedPension System
CRAIG WIRT - YORK, University of
Civil and uncivil actors in the Latin American urban domainDIRK KRUIJT - UTRECHT, University of
The Long Walk: Democracy in MexicoEVREN CELIK 'WILTSE - HACETTEPE University /MASSACHUSETTS-AMHERST, University of
Politics vs. Policy: Is Public Security Reform a Threat toDemocracy in Brazil?
ANTHONY W PEREIRA - TULANE University
Panel 347 Room S 19
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Liberalism and HumanitarianIntervention in the History of Ideas
Chair: Oliver Eberl - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Anna Geis - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTEFRANKFURT
Technologies of Compassion: Towards a history ofhumanitarianism, 1860-2009
BERTRAND TAITHE - MANCHESTER, University of
Reasons for and against intervention in modern natural lawSIMONE ZURBUCHEN - FRIBOURG, University of Fribourg
Humanitarian Intervention - Old Wine in New Bottles?BEATE JAHN - SUSSEX, University of
L’intervention d’humanité in 19th century International Law– A theoretic construction of a droit humain
KRISTINA LOVRIC - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität
Explaining Variation in U.S. Multilateralism for Small-scalemilitary enforcement operations since 1990
STEFANO RECCHIA - COLUMBIA University
Panel 199 Room S 20
Religious cleavage or religiousconflict: The role of politics inmobilising religious identities
Chair: Cristiano Vezzoni - MILANO, Universitá deglistudi di
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Reawakening Enlightenment? The Counter-ReligiousMovements in European Public Discourse
ANDERS BERG-SØRENSEN - COPENHAGEN, University of
Does religion affect Italian political system in the secondrepublic?
ROBERTO BIORCIO - MILANO - BICOCCA, Università degli studi diILARIO GRASSO - MILANO - BICOCCA, Università degli studi di
Religious identities and political attitude in ItalyALBERTA GIORGI - MILANO - BICOCCA, Università degli studi di
The political character of Islamic businessmen in TurkeyBERRIN OSMANOGLU - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE),Université de and Bahcesehir University (Istanbul)
Local and global contention: Conflicts around religiousissues. A comparison of two middle-size cities in Italy, Parmaand Verona.
LORENZO BOSI - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Panel 165 Room S 21
New perspectives on the impact ofmedia on voting behaviour
Chair: Marina Popescu - ESSEX, University of andMedian Research Centre
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Context, Content and individual Characteristics: Developinga dynamic, multi-level model of election Campaign Effects
CLAES DE VREESE - AMSTERDAM, University of
Can mass media mobilize and empower voters in elections?A multi-level analysis of OECD countries
LISA MÜLLER - ZURICH, University ofBRUNO WÜEST - ZURICH, University of
Priming Europe: In the News and in the Minds of the VotersSUSAN A BANDUCCI - EXETER, University ofGEORGIOS XEZONAKIS - EXETER, University of
Explaining When and Why Media Influence Citizens: A Multi-Method Cross-National Analysis
MARINA POPESCU - ESSEX, University of
Explaining Political Sophistication in a Comparative ContextMATHIEU TURGEON - NORTH TEXAS, University ofROBERT LUSKIN - TEXAS AT AUSTIN, University of
Panel 419 Room S 22
Changing State Structure and Action
Chair: B. Guy Peters - PITTSBURGH, University of
Co-Chair: Anand Menon - BIRMINGHAM, University of
Disc.: B. Guy Peters - PITTSBURGH, University of
A Comparative Study of Political Appointments andBureaucratic Competence
VICTOR LAPUENTE - GÖTEBORGS UniversitetCOLIN PROVOST - LONDON, University College
After the Developmental State: Reduction or ReconfigurationKEUNSEI KIM - Sungkyunkwan UniversityHYUNSHIN PARK - Sungkyunkwan University
Member states and the European Commission: Thereassertion of control
HUSSEIN KASSIM - EAST ANGLIA, University ofANAND MENON - BIRMINGHAM, University of
“Hollowing out” and “Filling in”: Understanding Change inState Structure
WOLFGANG MÜLLER - MANNHEIM, Universität
Internationalization and the state: Reforming regulatoryinstitutions
MARK THATCHER - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Panel 334 Room S 23
Contradictions of values and patternsof politics and government in new
democracies
Chair: Georg Sootla - TALLINN University
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
The logic of transition's rootsMARA KUHL - Independent consultant for public administrations
Path Dependence and the Quality of Democracy in Post-Communist Countries
IVAN TIMOFEEV - Moscow State Institute of InternationalRelationsMARTIN BRUSIS - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
Re-conceptualizing the Transition: The Effects ofEuropeanization on the Reforms of Public Administration inCEECs [tabled]
SENKA STANIVUKOVICOVA - GRONINGEN, Rijksuniversiteit
Policy Making and Patterns of Governance in HungaryTERRY COX - GLASGOW, University ofSANDOR GALLAI - CORVINUS University of Budapest
Too much politics - and too little? Party systems in the newmember states of EU [tabled]
LI BENNICH-BJÖRKMAN - UPPSALA Universitet Department ofGovernment
I do it my way: Central and Eastern European countriesways to policy coherence
ROMANA CAREJA - COLOGNE, University of
Variables of sustainable governance in post communistcountries – new EU member states
GEORG SOOTLA - TALLINN University
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Post-accession crisis in the new member states: Progressingor backsliding in the EU?
ATTILA ÁGH - Budapest Corvinus University
Panel 511 Room S 24
Inside the Radical Right: AnInternalist Perspective
Chair: Matthew Goodwin - MANCHESTER, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Kurt Richard Luther - KEELE, University of
The Public Image of Leaders of Right-Wing Populist Parties:The Role of the Mass Media
LINDA BOS - AMSTERDAM, University ofWOUTER VAN DER BRUG - AMSTERDAM, University of
'This rally is a must' - Which factors lead neo-Nazis to takepart in demonstration marches?
FABIAN VIRCHOW, - MARBURG, Philipps-Universität
Right-wing extremist groups and Internet: Construction ofIdentity, Source of Mobilization and Organization
MANUELA CAIANI - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTELINDA PARENTI - FIRENZE, Università degli studi di
“Enemy from inside” the party and…inside us ? What theresearcher does to the local teams of the radical right inFrance: Return to a possible controversial relationship
MERMAT DJAMEL - LILLE II, University of
Pan-German student fraternities and the Austrian FreedomParty: A reciprocal relationship
BERNHARD WEIDINGER - VIENNA, University of
Panel 242 Room S 25
Evaluation of territorial andfunctional reform policies in the
intergovernmental setting
Chair: Hellmut Wollmann - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu
Co-Chair: Sabine Kuhlmann - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu
Disc.: Thomas Widmer - ZURICH, University of
Territorial reform of local government and alternativestrategies: A comparative inquiry into evaluation criteriaunderpinning decisions and debate in Belgium. [tabled]
BART DE PEUTER - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit PublicManagement InstituteELLEN WAYENBERG - GHENT University University College GhentVALÉRIE PATTYN - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit
The Performance of Decentralization Policies Compared. Anassessment of national decentralization policies and theirimpact on local government performance in Germany, Franceand England
STEPHAN GROHS - BOCHUM, Ruhr-UniversitätFALK EBINGER - BOCHUM, Ruhr-UniversitätRENATE REITER - POTSDAM, Universität
Process and Effects of four Municipal Mergers [tabled]MICHIEL HERWEIJER - GRONINGEN, RijksuniversiteitRIEN FRAANJE - Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken (Raad voorOpenbaar Bestuur)
Assessing decentralization in Italy between political systemand democratic accountability.
ANDREA LIPPI - FIRENZE, Università degli studi di
Territorial reform and decentralization in a centralist country:The Greek case
NIKOS HLEPAS - PANOS GETIMIS - ATHENS, University of
Can public services be improved through territorial reforms?Triggers, diffusion and success of intermunicipal co-operationand amalgamations at Swiss Local Authorities
RETO STEINER - BERN, Universitaet
Evaluation Practices, Governance Doctrines, and the SwedishTerritorial Metropolitan Initiative
NILS HERTTING - UPPSALA UniversitetEVERT VEDUNG - UPPSALA, University of
Panel 358 Room S 26
Democracy and justice in distributiveconflicts
Chair: Claudia Landwehr - FRANKFURT, JohannWolfgang Goethe-Universität
Co-Chair: Katrin Toens - HAMBURG, Universität / FLORIDA,University of
Disc.: -
How Central is the Middle-Class? Welfare State Reform,Distributive Conflicts and the Middle-Class - Germany andSweden compared
WOLFRAM LAMPING - HANNOVER UniversitätMICHAEL HAUS - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität
Justice and Democracy: Similar but yet very Different?FABIAN SCHUPPERT - BELFAST, QUEEN'S University of
Distributive conflict, social justice and rule of law inethnically diverse post-communist democracies in the EU: Acase study of the jurisprudence of Estonian courts
TATJANA EVAS - BREMEN, Universität
Just procedures in health care - The importance ofstrengthening policy legitimacy when setting priorities. AComparison of Policy Design for Provision of AssistiveDevices in Two Swedish County Councils
ANN-CHARLOTTE NEDLUND - LINKÖPINGS Universitet
Redistributive Conflicts and Preferences for Tax Schemes inEurope
ANTONIO M JAIME-CASTILLO - GRANADA, University ofJOSE L SAEZ-LOZANO - GRANADA, University of
Panel 150 Room S 27
Democratic representation in themultilevel European polity and beyond
Chair: John Erik Fossum - ARENA, University of Oslo
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: John Erik Fossum - ARENA, University of Oslo
Civil society as an element of the compound representativestructure of the EU
HANS JÖRG TRENZ - ARENA, University of Oslo
Representative democracy in the EU and Canada comparedMICHAEL HOWLETT - SIMON FRASER UniversityDAVID LAYCOCK - SIMON FRASER UniversityJOHN ERIK FOSSUM - OSLO, Universitetet I
1+27=? Setting criteria for the additivity of levels ofparliamentary representation, the case of the EuropeanUnion.
CHRISTOPHER LORD - ARENA, University of Oslo
The European Union’s Multilevel Parliamentary Field inPractice: The Case of the Services Directive
BEN CRUM - AMSTERDAM, Vrije UniversiteitERIC MIKLIN - AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit
Selling EU decisions at home - governmental strategies inthe face of a lack of congruence
MARJOLEIN MEIJER - ANTWERP, University of
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Politicising EU decision-making through national parliaments:Chances and risks. [tabled]
ERIC MIKLIN - AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit
Panel 415 Room S 28
Special Interests Groups:Mobilisation, Strategy and
Effectiveness
Chair: Patrick Bernhagen - ABERDEEN, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Caelesta Poppelaars - ANTWERP, University of
Heike Klüver MANNHEIM, Universität
Linking Interest Group Characteristics with Patterns ofPolitical Engagement
DARREN HALPIN - ROBERT GORDON UniversityANNE BINDERKRANTZ - AARHUS Universitet
The Development of the WTO Interest Group Population. AnOrganizational Ecology Perspective
MARCEL HANEGRAAFF - ANTWERP, University ofJAN BEYERS - ANTWERP, University ofCAELESTA POPPELAARS - ANTWERP, University of
Interest Group Politics in the EU: The National LevelANDREAS DUER - DUBLIN, University CollegeGEMMA MATEO - DUBLIN, University College
The Strategies of Business Interests in EU PoliticsRAINER EISING - BOCHUM, Ruhr-Universität
Business Lobbying, Public Policy and Political InfluencePATRICK BERNHAGEN - ABERDEEN, University ofBRETT TRANI - ABERDEEN, University of
Panel 276 Room 114
Informal institutions in the age ofglobalisation - different world
regions compared
Chair: Gero Erdmann - GIGA German Institute of Globaland Area Studies
Co-Chair: Christian von Soest - GIGA German Institute ofGlobal and Area Studies
Disc.: Gero Erdmann - GIGA German Institute of Globaland Area Studies
Comparing neopatrimonialism: First empirical results fromAfrica, Latin America and Southeast Asia and implications forthe concept [tabled]
CHRISTIAN VON SOEST - GIGA German Institute of Global andArea StudiesKARSTEN BECHLE - GIGA German Institute of Global and AreaStudiesNINA KORTE - GIGA German Institute of Global and Area
Democratic Decentralization and Neopatrimonialism inIndonesia
CHRISTIAN VON LUEBKE - STANFORD University
Informal institutions and the implementation of the “NewPoverty Agenda”: Comparisons across five least developedcountries.
OLE THERKILDSEN - Danish Institute for International StudiesANNE METTE KJÆR - AARHUS Universitet
Moderating Effects of Patronage in the Middle East andEastern Europe
GUL M KURTOGLU ESKISAR - DOKUZ EYLUL UniversitySHERRILL STROSCHEIN - LONDON, University College
Does Neopatrimonialism hinder Reform? – Taxadministration in the Philippines and Indonesia
NINA KORTE - GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies
Informal Institutions and Negative Stability in Post-SovietRentier States
ANDREA GAWRICH - KIEL UniversityANJA FRANKE - KIEL University
Panel 215 Room 231
The Institutional Dynamics ofMigration Policy-Making
Chair: Peter Scholten - TWENTE, Universiteit
Co-Chair: Christina Boswell - EDINBURGH, University of
Disc.: -
The Institutional Dynamics of Integration Policy-Making oncity level
MARTIN 'BAK JØRGENSEN - AALBORG Universitet
How integration measures transformed into integrationrequirements
INES MICHALOWSKI - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum fürSozialforschung (WZB)
Liberal economic institutions and contemporary shifts in UKimmigration policy
CHRIS WRIGHT - CAMBRIDGE, University of
To skill or not to skill: Immigration control through educationand training policy
CAMILLA DEVITT - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Controlling marriage to control migration – Revisiting thenotions of marriages of convenience and forced marriages
LAURA BLOCK - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Panel 307 Room 232
Environmental Policy: Agenda-Settingand Policy Formulation
Chair: Frank Fischer - KASSEL, University of
Co-Chair: Miranda Schreuers - BERLIN, Freie Universität
Disc.: -
Experts and other animals: Organizing policymaking in theUK Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
KATY WILKINSON - NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, University of
Critical securitization of climate policyARUN MUKHOPADHYAY -
The Politics of Forests: The (non-)governance of naturalresources within the United Nations
HELGA PÜLZL - SALZBURG, Universität
Panel 267 Room 329
Trust, Solidarity and Tolerance -civic resources for a European Union
in trouble
Chair: Ireneusz Pawel Karolewski - POTSDAM,Universität
Co-Chair: Viktoria Kaina - POTSDAM, Universität
Disc.: -
European Identity and Civic trust: Normative, methodologicaland empirical considerations
CLAUDIA WIESNER - MARBURG, Philipps-Universität
Rethinking Citizenship in Europe: The agonistic ConceptionPAULINA TAMBAKAKI - WESTMINSTER, University of
Europeanisation of political discourses: Empirical evidence ondiscrimination
BERNA NUMAN - READING University
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Mobilising civic resources for problem-solving througheParticipation
SIMON SMITH - LEEDS, University of
Panel 169 Room H 09
Private Security Governance
Chair: Klaus Dieter Wolf - PEACE RESEARCHINSTITUTE FRANKFURT
Co-Chair: Susanne Fischer - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTEFRANKFURT
Disc.: Heiner Hänggi - Geneva Centre for theDemocratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF)
The Role of Business for Peace and Security – Findings fromComparative Case Studies
SUSANNE FISCHER - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT
How far does economic self-interest carry? Incentives andImpediments for corporate engagements in peace – the caseof the tourism sector.
ULRIKE JORAS - swisspeace
Organizational Security and Its Impact on Mission, Violenceand Governance
DEBORAH AVANT - CALIFORNIA - IRVINE, University of
Governing Business Space in Rio de JaneiroALEXANDER FREIER - LEIPZIG, University of
Private Security Governance and the Transformation ofDemocracy
ELKE KRAHMANN - BRISTOL, University of
Panel 277 Room H 10
Mobilisation and Protest Communicationon the Social Web
Chair: Markus Rohde - SIEGEN, University of
Co-Chair: Sigrid Baringhorst - SIEGEN, University of
Disc.: Heike Walk - TU Berlin
Consumer Protest Politics on the (Social) Web: DoingDemocracy beyond borders?
VERONIKA KNEIP - SIEGEN, FK 615: MedienumbrücheJOHANNA NIESYTO - SIEGEN, FK 615: Medienumbrüche
Protest and inclusion: The role of political intermediaries forradical participation in an internet context
CAMILO CRISTANCHO - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de
Identity and Culture in Digital Political MobilizationCHRISTINA NEUMAYER - SALZBURG, Universität
The new divide of digital civic activity - politics of hate andhope
TAPIO HÄYHTIÖ - TAMPERE, University ofJARMO RINNE - TAMPERE, University of
Panel 557 Room HPI 1
Constructivism in Practice I: Frommeta to method?
Chair: Oliver Kessler - BIELEFELD, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
An embedded IRist: Fieldwork in constructivist IRXYMENA KUROWSKA - BUDAPEST, Central European University
Methodological pluralism in constructivism: Deconstructingand reconstructing empirical international relations andpolitical science research through a critical socialconstructivist approach
KAREN DEVINE - DUBLIN CITY University
Lost in translation – Constructivist norm theory and theirconceptual limits
MATTHIAS HOFFERBERTH - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-UniversitätCHRISTIAN WEBER - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität
Advancing the linguistic turn in constructivist studiesAMELIE KUTTER - BERLIN, Freie Universität
Panel 496 Room HPI 2
Kant and International Relations
Chair: Sharon Anderson-Gold - Rensselaer PolytechnicInstitute
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Kant on global justiceHELGA VARDEN - ILLINOIS - URBANA-CHAMPAIGN, University of
Kant and the jus post bellum [tabled]MARTIN FRANK - BREMEN, UNIVERSITÄT
National State, Postnational Constellations and democracy:Kant after Habermas?
FOTINI VAKI - Ionian University
Kant’s Theory of Human RightsLUIGI CARANTI - CATANIA, Università di
Kant’s Changing CosmopolitanismPAULINE KLEINGELD - LEIDEN, Universiteit
Kant and Rethinking the InternationalMUHAMMED AGCAN - MARMARA University Visiting ResearchFellow at the University of Sussex
Kant’s lex permissiva and the state’s rights over its territory[tabled]
OLIVIERO ANGELI - Centre Marc Bloch
Panel 271 Room HPI 3
Religious Actors and the Media:Forging Identities in a Complex
Political Environment
Chair: Christoph Schumann - BERN, Universität
Co-Chair: Carola Richter - ERFURT, University of
Disc.: -
Political discourse in the media of national Muslimorganizations in the USA
SABINA VON FISCHER - BERN, Universität
Contentious Politics, Mobilization and the Role of Religion:The Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood and its Media Strategies
CAROLA RICHTER - ERFURT, University of
Muslim media and the role of religion, language, andethnicity in the German public sphere
CHRISTOPH SCHUMANN - ERLANGEN-NUERNBERG, Friedrich-Alexander Universitaet
China, Islam and InternetHO WAI-YIP - Hong Kong Institute of Education
Commanding Good and the Common Good Interpretationand Authority of Islamic Law on the Internet
JENS KUTSCHER - ERLANGEN-NUERNBERG, Friedrich-AlexanderUniversitaet
Panel 368 Room HPI 4
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Changing Normative Orders in SecurityGovernance
Chair: Cornelia Ulbert - DUISBURG-ESSEN, Universityof
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Keith Krause - Graduate Institute ofInternational and Development Studies, Geneva
Confidence-Building Measures: Research Programs andDebates [tabled]
GAMAL SELIM - CALGARY, University of
The Responsibility to Protect (R2P) and the Revival of theInternational Trusteeship
NOEMI GAL-OR - KWANTLEN POLYTECHNIC University
Changing Discourses, Changing Practices? GenderMainstreaming and Security
JUTTA JOACHIM - HANNOVER UniversitätANDREA SCHNEIKER - HANNOVER Universität
Security sectors and security actors: Discussing the viabilityof the Copenhagen School in the Cyprus question [tabled]
ALPER KALIBER -
Pluralized Normative Orders of Security and DevelopmentLISBETH ZIMMERMANN - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität
SALW norms, DDR practice and the liberal Peace thesis: Thebottom line
SIMONE THOLENS - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Panel 405 Room HFF 1
Governing Divided Societies:Territorial and non-territorial tools
of conflict management
Chair: Wilfried Swenden - EDINBURGH, University of
Co-Chair: Klaus Detterbeck - MAGDEBURG, University of
Disc.: -
Organizing for Stability: Strategic Choices and Dilemmas forState-wide parties in Divided Societies
WILFRIED SWENDEN - EDINBURGH, University ofKLAUS DETTERBECK - MAGDEBURG, University of
Why is territorial autonomy not enough?KRIS DESCHOUWER - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit
Ethno-Federalism and Power-Sharing: Deadly Mix or MagicalFormula?
MATTHIJS BOGAARDS - BREMEN, Jacobs University
European tools of conflict management in Central Europeanstates with Hungarian minorities [tabled]
LÁSZLÓ MARÁCZ - AMSTERDAM, University of
Ethnic Federalism, Political Allegiance and the Right toSecede
IAN OFLYNN - NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, University of
The politics of territory in ethnically polarized cities: Lookingfor a comparative framework [tabled]
MARCO ALLEGRA - TORINO, Università degli studi di
The perils of post-ethnic political mobilization: A case studyof Bosnia-Herzegovina
PETER VERMEERSCH - LEUVEN, Katholieke UniversiteitHELEEN TOUQUET - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit
Panel 258 Room HFF 2
The EU in Multilateral SecurityGovernance
Chair: Sonia Lucarelli - BOLOGNA, Università degliStudi di
Co-Chair: Luk Van Langenhove - UNU-CRIS Bruges
Disc.: Ruth Hanau Santini - BOLOGNA, Università degliStudi di
Multi-level Governance for Human SecurityLUK VAN LANGENHOVE - United Nations University
EU Security Contributions in Multilateral SettingsEMIL KIRCHNER - ESSEX, University of
Regional Security Governance and in Post-WestphalianStates
JAMES SPERLING - AKRON. University of
The EU and multilateral governance of migrationMICHELA CECCORULLI - Forum on the Problems of Peace and WarEMMANUEL FANTA - United Nations University
The EU in Multilateral Security Governance: A TheoreticalReflection
SONIA LUCARELLI - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi diSTUART CROFT - WARWICK, University of
EU policy and multilateralism on energy security: The case ofthe Russian-Ukrainian gas dispute
SIJBREN DE JONG - LEUVEN, Katholieke UniversiteitJAN WOUTERS - LEUVEN, Katholieke UniversiteitSTEVEN STERKX -
EU-UN-cooperation in the field of military crisismanagement: Conceptual, institutional and operationalaspects of a strengthened partnership [tabled]
MANUELA SCHEUERMANN - WÜRZBURG, University of
Panel 518 Room HFF 3
Describing and Measuring Intra-PartyConflict
Chair: Richard Katz - JOHNS HOPKINS University
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Bill Cross - CARLETON, University of
The Ideological Cohesion of Political Parties. A Study ofParliamentary Speeches in Austria and Germany
HANNA BÄCK - MANNHEIM, UniversitätMARC DEBUS - MANNHEIM, UniversitätWOLFGANG MÜLLER - MANNHEIM, Universität
Cross-Cutting Issues and Party Strategy in the EuropeanUnion
TILL WEBER - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTECRAIG PARSONS - OREGON, University of
Intra-party dynamics : Structural dimensions and networks’analysis
VINCENT DARRACQ - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudes politiques de
Dimensions of intra-party conflict and their effect on policystability
SYLVIA PANNOWITSCH - MÜNSTER, Westfälische Wilhlems-Universität
Factionalism within two major but opposite parties: Thecases of the French Parti socialiste (PS) and of the Unionpour un Mouvement Populaire (UMP)
CAROLE BACHELOT - FONDATION NATIONALE DES SCIENCESPOLITIQUESFLORENCE HAEGEL- FONDATION NATIONALE DES SCIENCESPOLITIQUES
Panel 540 Room HFF 4
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Leadership and political parties inSouthern European Regions
Chair: Antonio Robles Egea - Granada, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Leaders as regional makers in Southern SpainMANUELA ORTEGA RUIZ - GRANADA, University ofFRANCISCO JAVIER LUQUE CASTILLO - GRANADA, University of
Turkey: Strong leadership, weak inner-party democracy?EKREM EDDY GÜZELDERE - European Stability Initiative
Leadership, Political Parties, and the Quality of Democracy inAndalucia
SANTIAGO DELGADO FERNANDEZ - GRANADA, University ofGUADALUPE MARTÍNEZ - GRANADA, University ofRAFAEL VÁZQUEZ-GARCÍA - GRANADA, University of
Forza Italia on the grounds. Recruitment and carriers of anew local political elite in Italy
JEAN-LOUIS BRIQUET - FONDATION NATIONALE DES SCIENCESPOLITIQUES
Panel 186 Room HFF 5
EU-US relations in and after Bush
Chair: Michael Cox - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS& POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: John Deni - US Army / HEIDELBERG, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität
From Rift to Flux: The Evolution of Relationship betweenUnited States and European Union after the BushAdministration.
MATTEO DIAN - Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane (SUM)
Alliance above the Clouds: Mutable EU-US SecurityCooperation in the Field of Satellite Navigation, the Late-1990s to the Present
SHENG-CHIH WANG - BERLIN, Freie Universität
Multilateralism, Security and the Global Political System: TheUS and the EU at the UN
CARLA MONTELEONE - PALERMO, University of
Transaction Costs rather than Soft Balancing! Understandingthe United States Impact on European Security
MORITZ WEISS - ST. GALLEN, Universität
Mind the Gap - US-EU Relations in the war on terrorDAVID BROWN - Defence and International Affairs, Royal MilitaryAcademy Sandhurst
Panel 449 Room HFF 6
Symposium
Party systems: Is there a tendency towards integrationor fragmentation?
Chairs: Steven Weldon, Simon Fraser University,Burnaby, Canada
Gabor Toka, Central European University,Budapest, Hungary
Discussants: Ursula Hoffmann-Lange, University ofBamberg, Germany
Emily Van Haute, University of BritishColumbia, Vancouver, Canada
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Issues in Political Communication
Chair: Raymond Kuhn - LONDON, University of, QUEENMARY
Co-Chair: Darren Lilleker - BOURNEMOUTH, University of
Disc.: -
Quotations in press reporting on political inquiries – Atransposition in a duet
MATTHIAS MICHAELER - BERLIN, Freie UniversitätJAN SCHANK - BERLIN, Freie Universität
The Myth of Nicolas Sarkozy’s popularityO BAISNEE - TOULOUSE, Institut d Etudes Politiques (IEP) de
Le Monde diplomatique: Between journalistic ethics andactivism
NICOLAS HARVEY - RENNES I, lnstitut d Etudes Politiques de
A cross-cultural study of toughness and neutrality in Italianand English televised interviews
AUGUSTO GNISCI - NAPOLI FEDERICO II, Universita diPIERPAOLO ZOLLO - NAPOLI FEDERICO II Universita di
Public service broadcasting in Sarkozy’s FranceRAYMOND KUHN - LONDON, University of, QUEEN MARY
Credibility talk in public diplomacyBEN D MOR - HAIFA, University of
Panel 485 Room H 01
Geopolitics of Conflict andDemocratisation? Middle East, Turkey
and Kosovo
Chair: António Marques Bessa - Instituto Superior deCiências Sociais e Políticas
Co-Chair: Maria do Céu Pinto - MINHO, University of
Disc.: Sandra Maria - Instituto Superior de CiênciasSociais e Políticas
Rodrigues Balão
Islamic Fundamentalist Propaganda: An Instrument to JustifyConflicts? Fatalism anti-democratization?
CÉLIA FELÍCIA BELIM RODRIGUES - Centro de Administração ePolíticas Públicas (CAPP)
Democratization and Conflict: The Case of TurkeysDemocratization under a Moderate Islamic Party
MARIA DO CÉU PINTO - MINHO, University of
The democratic transition in international protectorates: Thecase of Kosovo [tabled]
SÓNIA ALEXANDRA DA SILVA RODRIGUES - Portuguese Institutefor International Relations
Geopolitics of the ConflictANTÓNIO MARQUES BESSA - Instituto Superior de Ciências Sociaise Políticas
Kosovo: After a past of conflict a future of development?PATRÍCIA CALCA - Centre for Public Policies -ISCSP- TechnicalUniversity of Lisbon
Islamist movements and the process of political developmentin Middle East
SANDRA LILIANA COSTA - MINHO, University of
Panel 398 Room H 02
Cultural Political Economy: Politicaland Economic Imaginaries
Chair: Michael Farrelly - BIRMINGHAM, University of
Co-Chair: Lucy Ferguson - SHEFFIELD, University of
Disc.: -
Governance through competing economic imaginaries: Thecase of Israel [tabled]
ARIE KRAMPF - Max Planck Institute for the History of Science,Berlin
Power, Ideas and the Emergence of Institutions in PoliticalEconomy [tabled]
SASCHA MUENNICH - KÖLN, MAX-PLANCK-INSTITUT FÜRGESELLSCHAFTSFORSCHUNG
Constructing Democracy and Economy as Objects ofGovernance in the Local State
MICHAEL FARRELLY - BIRMINGHAM, University of
Varieties of Capitalism, Varieties of Economic Imaginaries,and Varieties of Crisis Interpretation and Response
BOB JESSOP - LANCASTER , University of
Exploring competitiveness as an imaginary of Statetransformation in Medellín Colombia: A Cultural PoliticalEconomy case study
SANTIAGO LEYVA-BOTERO - EAFIT University, Colombia
Images of capitalism in North and SouthCHRISTIAN MAY - BREMEN, Universität
Towards a Cultural Political Economy: Ideational Discourses,Material Power and the Production of (Counter-)Hegemony
NGAI-LING SUM - LANCASTER , University of
Panel 326 Room H 05
Political culture, Identity andLanguage
Chair: Henk Dekker - LEIDEN, Universiteit
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Matthias Ecker-Ehrhardt - BERLIN,Wissenschaftzentrum für Sozialforschung (WZB)
Eva Wisse TILBURG, Universiteit van
Questioning the Globalisation of Democracy: An explorationof how local political culture influences democraticdevelopment
LAUREN LEIGH HINTHORNE - YORK University
Symbols, Freedom of Speech or mere Mocking? An analysisof the struggle over the identity of 12 caricatures
SIGNE KJÆR JØRGENSEN - COPENHAGEN, University of
The emotional dimension of political supportHORST-ALFRED HEINRICH - STUTTGART, Universität
The concept of Anti-American in the US political culture:Current developments.
ZINOVIA LIALIOUTI - PANTEION University of Social & PoliticalScience
Panel 551 Room H 06
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Power and Conflict in World Politics -- The sociology of Pierre Bourdieu in
IR
Chair: Catherine Goetze - Nottingham, Ningbo,University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Catherine Goetze - Nottingham, Ningbo,University of
Honourable behaviour in international politics: Identity,compliance and inclusion/exclusion
LILIANA POP - LONDON METROPOLITAN University
The Construction of Informational Capital in the EuropeanUnion – A case analysis
STEFAN BERNHARD - Institute for Employment Research,Nürnberg
Capitalizing on Bourdieu: Boundary-setting, agency, anddoxic battles in IR
TRINE VILLUMSEN - COPENHAGEN, University of
Towards a transnational field analysis of politicsDAVID SWARTZ - BOSTON University
Power and exclusion among NGOs and their beneficiaries:Who is seen as an authorized speaker?
KRISTINA HAHN - BREMEN, Universität Collaborative ResearchCenter Transformations of the state
What's the political? Bourdieu meets WeberKLAUS SCHLICHTE - MAGDEBURG, University of
Panel 314 Room H 07
Boundaries and Diversity
Chair: Monika Mokre - Austrian Academy of Sciences
Co-Chair: Birte Siim - AALBORG Universitet
Disc.: -
Driving and Framing Immigration Politics in West EuropeanPublic Spheres
MARC A HELBLING - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum fürSozialforschung (WZB)
Experiences from the East – Hungary’s Response toEuropeanization
ROBERT SATA - BUDAPEST, Central European University
Solidarity and Social Justice: Is the Welfare State Soluble inDiversity?
OLIVIER RUCHET - Sciences Po Paris
Panel 411 Room H 08
(Gender) Equality Policies
Chair: Emanuela Lombardo - MADRID, UniversidadeComplutense de
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Johanna Kantola - HELSINKI, University of
Gender Mainstreaming in EU Development Policy: Anassessment of Country Strategy Papers and NationalIndicative Programmes
PETRA DEBUSSCHER - GHENT University
Political process of gender mainstreaming in Portugal: Hisactors and instruments
ROSA MONTEIRO - COIMBRA, University ofVIRGÍNIA FERREIRA - COIMBRA. University of
In between family and equality: Women in science and thechanging visibility of all-female education institutions in theUK and Japan
NAO KODATE - KINGS COLLEGE LondonTAKAKO KODATE - Tokyo Womans Christian University
Anti discrimination authorities, strategic litigation orcollective bargaining: Different paths to pay equity?
GESINE FUCHS - ZURICH, University of
Lost in Translations? Implementing Gender Mainstreaming inHungary
KAKUCS NOEMI - AALBORG Universitet Central EuropeanUniversity
Disentangling discrimination on Spanish boards of directors[tabled]
RUTH MATEOS DE CABO - Universidad CEU San PabloRICARDO GIMENO - Banco de España
The Parliament’s hopes were too high – pay surveys as apolicy instrument for equal pay at Finnish workplaces[tabled]
MILJA SAARI - HELSINKI, University of
Panel 429 Room S 12
Approaches to belief choice or change
Chair: Erik Olsson - LUNDS Universitet
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Cognitive Dissonance and the Epistemic Limitation ofDemocratic Decision-making
JAMES WONG - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICALSCIENCE, The
Information, Beliefs and the Abidance to NormsPETER KOTZIAN - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität
A Simulation of Social EpistemologySTAFFAN ANGERE - LUNDS Universitet
Rumour and Perception amidst Social ConflictKAREN GUTTIERI - Naval Postgraduate SchoolALPER CAGLAYAN - Milcord LLC
Rational belief changes for collective agentsDAVID WESTLUND - GOTEBORGS Universitet
Panel 529 Room S 13
Learning, Institutions and theDynamics of Environmental Regimes
Chair: Thomas Sommerer - KONSTANZ, Universität
Co-Chair: Christoph Knill - KONSTANZ, Universität
Disc.: Detlef Jahn - GREIFSWALD, Ernst-Moritz-ArndtUniversity
International Policy Transfer and Domestic Policy Change:Explaining the Success and Failure of National EnvironmentalAction Programmes (NEAPs) in Central and Eastern Europe
RALF NORDBECK - Vienna, University of Natural Resources(BOKU)
Power-games or learning: Developing renewable energypolicies in Spain, Sweden and India
KATRIN UBA - UPPSALA UniversitetHANS BLOMKVIST - UPPSALA Universitet
The Ecological State: Cross-National Patterns ofEnvironmental Governance Regimes
ANDREAS DUIT - STOCKHOLMS Universitet
Dynamics of cooperation: The effect of learning andsocialization on international legal commitment in the area ofair pollution.
SOPHIE PERRIN - ETH Zurich (CIS)
The Circuits of Regulation: Transatlantic Perspectives onPersistent Organic Pollutants and Endocrine DisruptingChemicals
CHRIS ANSELL - CALIFORNIA - BERKELEY, University ofJÖRG BALSIGER - Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETHZurich)
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Global REACH?: The International Contribution of EUChemicals Regulation
KATJA BIEDENKOPF - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit
Panel 591 Room S 14
Rescaling Health Care Policy
Chair: Fabrizio Gilardi - ZURICH, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
The changing political governance structures of Nordic healthcare systems
TERJE P HAGEN - OSLO, Universitetet IKARSTEN VRANGBÆK - COPENHAGEN, University of
Rescaling health care policy Or: What is left of Bismarck andBeveridge after the latest reforms in Germany and the UK
CONSTANZE KATHAN - BILKENT University
The dynamics of health care policy making in Italy: Thedispute between State and regions
FEDERICO TOTH - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi
The Role of Private Hospitals in Turkey: The Increase in TheirImpact, Causes and Consequences
ASLI ORHON - BOGAZICI UNIVERSITY
Hospital System Reform in post-Soviet countriesRODICA PLUGARU - GRENOBLE, Université de
Panel 505 Room S 15
Interactive employment policymaking
Chair: Peter Triantafillou - ROSKILDE, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Municipal responsibility: Enhancing or impeding potentials ofnetwork governance?
BODIL DAMGAARD - Danish National Centre for Social Research
Governing employment policies by numbers: The cases ofAustralia and Denmark
PETER TRIANTAFILLOU - ROSKILDE, University ofMARK CONSIDINE - MELBOURNE, University of
Networking against the odds?ANDERS ESMARK - ROSKILDE, University of
Explaining the development of the OMC in employmentpolicy through P-A analysis
CAROLINE DE LA PORTE - SOUTHERN DENMARK - ODENSE,University of
Panel 460 Room S 16
Theorising Partisanship
Chair: Jonathan White - LONDON SCHOOL OFECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Co-Chair: Lea Ypi - OXFORD, University of
Disc.: -
A Normative Theory of Intra-Party Democracy: Thirty YearsLater
ALAN WARE - OXFORD, University of
Neutrality, Perfectionism and the Public Funding of PoliticalParties
MATTEO BONOTTI - EDINBURGH, University of
Chronicle of a Death Foretold? Partisanship, Ideology andPublic Reason
LEA YPI - OXFORD, University ofJONATHAN WHITE - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE
Partisanship and Moral MotivationDIMITRIS EFTHIMIOU - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Panel 436 Room S 17
Parties, campaigns and mediatechnology
Chair: Rachel Gibson - MANCHESTER, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Stephen Ward - OXFORD, University of
Cyberactivism, campaigning and party change in the Catalanparties [tabled]
ROSA BORGE - OBERTA DE CATALUNYA, UniversitatALBERT PADRÓ-SOLANET - OBERTA DE CATALUNYA, Universitat
Does Exposure to Websites and Weblogs Affect Voters' PartyLeader Image Evaluations? Experimental Studies from the2007 Finnish National Elections
TOM CARLSON - ÅBO AKADEMIKIM STRANDBERG - ÅBO AKADEMIGÖRAN DJUPSUND - ÅBO AKADEMI
When parties position themselves. Political parties in policyspace across Europe
PETER MAIR - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTEALEXANDER H TRECHSEL - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
The internet and French political communication in theaftermath of the 2007 presidential election
THIERRY VEDEL - FONDATION NATIONALE DES SCIENCESPOLITIQUESKAROLINA MICHALSKA KOC - FONDATION NATIONALE DESSCIENCES POLITIQUES
From Alpha- to Beta testing. Web 2.0 in the Norwegian 2007and 2009 Campaigns [tabled]
OYVIND KALNES - LILLEHAMMER University College
The effect of ICTs and new media on Political Party Systems:More democracy or more populism?
YANINA WELP - ZURICH, University ofJONATHAN WHEATLEY - ZURICH, University of
Code Politics: Permanent Campaigning and the CanadianPolitical Sphere
GANAELE LANGLOIS - RYERSON UniversityGREG ELMER - RYERSON University
Panel 501 Room S 18
Corruption, Accountability andDemocratic Politics
Chair: Lucio Renno - BRASILIA, University of
Co-Chair: Mathew Taylor - SAO PAULO, University of
Disc.: Lucio Renno - BRASILIA, University of
Is Political Corruption Contagious?RAVI BHAVNANI - MICHIGAN STATE UniversityCARLOS PEREIRA - MICHIGAN STATE UniversityMATTHEW TAYLOR - SAO PAULO, University of
Democratic Crisis in America: Citizens Experiences withCorruption, Political Protest and the Economy
LUCIO RENNO - BRASILIA, University of
The Politics of Constitutional Amendments in Latin America sNew Democracies
MARCUS ANDRE MELO - PERNAMBUCO, Federal University of(UFPE) - Brazil
Prying Open the Secretive State: Civil society collaborationfor access to information laws
MARCIA GRIMES - GÖTEBORGS Universitet
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Conceptions of Democracy andDemocratic Peace
Chair: Matthew Rendall - NOTTINGHAM, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Challenging Oren on the democratic peace: Nixon and thenonsecuritization of India in the 1971 Bangladesh Crisis
JARROD HAYES - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, University of
Gradations of democracy, gradations of peace?BRITTA WEIFFEN - KONSTANZ, Universität
Civil-Military Relations and Democracy Promotion in theAndes
WILLIAM AVILES - NEBRASKA - KEARNEY, University of
Liberal Peace and Class StruggleMATTHEW RENDALL - NOTTINGHAM, University of
Panel 281 Room S 20
New assertiveness or increasingdesperation? Catholic religiousinstitutions and policy making in
Europe
Chair: Kerman Calvo - MADRID, Centro de EstudiosPolíticos y Constitucionales (CEPC)
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Susana Aguilar - MADRID, UniversidadComplutense de
The influence of the Catholic Church on public policy andpublic administration: Evidence from a case study.
ÁNGEL IGLESIAS ALONSO - REY JUAN CARLOS, Universidad
COMECE – the changing role of the Catholic Church in theEuropean Union
DE VLIEGER PIETERJAN - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit
Religion and Public Policy RevisitedISABELLE STADELMANN-STEFFEN - KONSTANZ, UniversitätRICHARD TRAUNMÜLLER - KONSTANZ, Universität
Libertarian post materialist positions in Southern vs. EasternEuropean party systems: A religious explanation for themirage?
ALBERTO SANZ - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma deJAIME BALAGUER - Centro de Investigaciones SociológicasGUILLERMO CORDERO - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de
Religion and the Welfare state in the 21st Century [tabled]JOSEF HIEN - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
The Church, Moral Issues and Socialist Governments in Spainand Greece
IRENE MARTIN - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma deYANNIS TSIRBAS - ATHENS, University of
Panel 192 Room S 21
The core executive in interministerialcoordination
Chair: Lotte Jensen - COPENHAGEN BUSINESS SCHOOL
Co-Chair: Jørgen Grønnegaard Christensen - AARHUSUniversitet
Disc.: -
The executive core and governmental strategy in the Nordiccountries
JØRGEN GRØNNEGAARD CHRISTENSEN - AARHUS UniversitetLOTTE JENSEN - COPENHAGEN BUSINESS SCHOOL
Creeping changes in central government coordination: Thecase of Germany
JULIA FLEISCHER - POTSDAM, UniversitätTHURID HUSTEDT - POTSDAM, Universität
The core executive in the UK: The roles and interactions ofthe Prime Minister and HM Treasury
COLIN THAIN - ULSTER, University of
Core Executives and their Environment. Patterns in OECDMember States
JÖRG SIEGMUND - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-UniversitätMARTIN BRUSIS - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
Panel 356 Room S 23
Retrenchment scenarios in EasternEuropean welfare states
Chair: Anu Toots - TALLINN University
Co-Chair: Christian Toft - KASSEL, University of
Disc.: -
Transformation of social policy in Central and Eastern Europe- an institutionalist approach
MICHAL POLAKOWSKI - MAASTRICHT Universiteit
The emerging social inclusion regimes in the New EUMember States
NOEMI LENDVAI - BRISTOL, University of
The Social Dialogue in the newest Member States of EU - isthere a cohesion?
BETTINA WAGNER - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu
The Transformation of Welfare Systems in the Baltic StatesJOLANTA AIDUKAITE - Institute for Social Research, Lithuania
The Concept of Equality as a Challenge for the FutureDevelopment of East European Member States.
LIA VERSTEEGH - AMSTERDAM, University of
Panel 512 Room S 24
Party-based Euroscepticism in Westernand Eastern Europe
Chair: Florian Hartleb - Chemnitz University ofTechnology
Co-Chair: Kai Arzheimer - MAINZ, Johannes Gutenberg-Universitaet
Disc.: -
Europeanization of Euroscepticism? The Significance ofEuropean Parliament Groups and Factions for the Typologyand Ideological Classification of Party-Based Euroscepticism
LAZAROS MILIOPOULOS - BONN, University of
Euroscepticism of Turkish political partiesFILIZ BASKAN - IZMIR University of EconomicsSELIN BENGI GÜMRÜKÇÜ - IZMIR University of Economics
Hellenes-Barbarians and European civilization: A conceptualapproach to the ideologies of the Greek far Right.
DESPINA PAPADIMITRIOU - PANTEION University of Social &Political Science
Hungary - between Euroenthusiasm and EuroscepticsmMELANI BARLAI - Chemnitz University of Technology
Radical right Euroscepticism and the theory of strategicchoice
SOFIA VASILOPOULOU - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Panel 295 Room S 25
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The design of performance managementsystems and its consequences forpolicy evaluation and governance
Chair: Tom Ling - RAND Europe
Co-Chair: Kai Wegrich - HERTIE School of Governance
Disc.: Christian van Stolk - RAND Europe
Performance Management and Risk based Regulation inSocial and Tax administration – competing orcomplementary logics of control?
CHRISTIAN VAN STOLK - RAND EuropeKAI WEGRICH - HERTIE School of Governance
Assessing the Role of the Executive in Public SectorPerformance
KANISHKA BALASURIYA - GEORGE MASON University
The Multifaceted World of (Potential) PerformanceInformation in the Public Sector: Structuring a ComplexField
ALEXANDER KROLL - POTSDAM, UniversitätJOHN PHILIPP SIEGEL - POTSDAM, Universität
Putting the Politics into Performance ManagementFrameworks
TOM LING - RAND Europe
Executive perception of performance management andleadership in Germany
GERHARD HAMMERSCHMID - HERTIE School of Governance
Panel 521 Room S 26
Global climate justice and varietiesof capitalism
Chair: Robert Gassler - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
A Varieties of Capitalism Approach to DisaggregatedAuthority and Climate Change
JOHN MIKLER - SYDNEY, University of
A Varieties of Capitalism Approach to Incremental versusRadical Technological Change for Reducing Carbon Emissionsin the US and Europe
NEIL HARRISON - The Sustainable Development Institute,Laramie, WyomingJOHN MIKLER - SYDNEY, University of
Free Market Environmentalism: The ideological basis ofAmerican Environmental Policy (2001-2005)
SÉBASTIEN CARÉ - RENNES I, lnstitut d'Etudes Politiques de
Varieties of Carbon Governance – Capture of the CleanDevelopment Mechanism Market by the Chinese state
MIRIAM SCHRÖDER - POTSDAM, Universität
Panel 170 Room S 27
Subconstituency Representation acrossWestern Europe
Chair: Lawrence Ezrow - ESSEX, University of
Co-Chair: Sara Binzer Hobolt - OXFORD, University of
Disc.: Erik Tillman - NEBRASKA, University of
Heterogeneity in Constituency Representation in Europe:How Parties Respond to Opinion Leaders Policy Preferenceson the EU
CATHERINE DE VRIES - AMSTERDAM, University ofERICA EDWARDS - INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDIESUniversity of BernMARCO STEENBERGEN - BERN, Universität
Policy Voting and Class Alignments in Post-industrialDemocracies
TIMOTHY HELLWIG - HOUSTON, University of
Explaining the Variance of Perceived and SubstantiveRepresentation [tabled]
KATHRIN KISSAU - LAUSANNE, Université de Swiss Foundation forResearch in Social Science FORSGEORG LUTZ - LAUSANNE, Université de Swiss Foundation forResearch in Social Science FORS
Biased Representation? The Relationship betweenGovernment Policy and Public Preferences acrossSocioeconomic Strata in the United Kingdom
ARMEN HAKHVERDIAN - OXFORD, University of
Satisfying the Core or Campaigning to Score: ExaminingMultiple Economic Voting Dynamics in the Same Electorate
GUY WHITTEN - TEXAS A&M UniversityHARVEY PALMER - University at Buffalo
Partisan Issue Salience Divergence: Responsiveness andstability over time
JANE GREEN - MANCHESTER, University of
Panel 454 Room S 28
Quantitative Text Analysis in EuropeanIntegration Research
Chair: Reinhard Slepcevic - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITYINSTITUTE
Co-Chair: Heike Klüver - MANNHEIM, Universität
Disc.: Will Lowe - NOTTINGHAM, University of
Determining the preferences of European Council memberson high-profile issues
MARJOLEIN MEIJER - ANTWERP, University of
Agenda-setting by the European Commission across timeand policy areas: An evaluation of different techniques toautomatically classify policy documents
FRANK HAEGE - LIMERICK, University of
Estimating Parties Policy Positions in European ParliamentElections: A Confrontational Approach
KOSTAS GEMENIS - KEELE, University of
Strategic Arguing in EU Treaty Change Negotiations.Evidence from Quantitative Text Analysis
JANINE REINHARD - KONSTANZ, Universität
Comparative Political Discourse Analysis: AQualitative–Quantitative Approach (QQC - PDA) [tabled]
ULRIKE LIEBERT - BREMEN, UniversitätALEKSANDRA MAATSCH - BREMEN, Jacobs University
Lobbying in the European Union: The power of informationHEIKE KLÜVER - MANNHEIM, Universität
Panel 297 Room 114
Representing diversity
Chair: Kris Deschouwer - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Social class and descriptive representation in Parliament:Some new methodological insights
BRAM WAUTERS - Hogeschool Gent Ghent University
The Representation of Ethnic Groups in Parliaments:Concepts, Methods, and Effects in Comparative Perspective
JOSEPH MARKO - GRAZ, University ofKLAUS POIER - GRAZ, University of
Representing Community and Country: A study of thePolitical Representations and Representativeness of Muslimsin the UK
PARVEEN AKHTAR - BRISTOL, University of
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Multiple Representation in Multi-level Governance SystemsLORELLA CEDRONI - ROME, University of Rome
Visible minority representatives and substantiverepresentation: Claims-making in the Brussels-CapitalRegion.
ELINE SEVERS - ANTWERP, University of
Panel 254 Room 231
The (Dys-)Functionality of Corruptionin Changing Contemporary Societies: AComparative Analysis for Industrial,Transforming and Developing Countries
Chair: Christof Hartmann - DUISBURG-ESSEN,University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Tobias Debiel - DUISBURG-ESSEN, University of
Linking External Push with Domestic Pull - The EuropeanNeighbourhood Policy and the Fight Against Corruption in theSouthern Caucasus.
TANJA A BÖRZEL - BERLIN, Freie Universität Center for EuropeanIntegrationYASEMIN PAMUK - BERLIN, Freie Universität SFB 700 Governancein Areas of Limited Statehood
Corruption in the PR China - a New Institutional EconomicsPerspective
MARKUS TAUBE - DUISBURG-ESSEN, University of
The Contrasting Consequences of Corruption: Change andReform in Three Regions
MICHAEL JOHNSTON - COLGATE University
New Public Management Reform and Corruption in GermanyDIETER GRUNOW - DUISBURG-ESSEN, University of
The weak relationships between corruption and growth indeveloping countries: Political economy, state capacity andthreshold effects
ALICE SINDZINGRE - National Centre for Scientific Research/CNRS(Paris) / SOAS (London)CHRISTIAN MILELLI - CNRS, EconomiX, University Paris-West
Panel 310 Room 232
Biotechnology as Policy Discourse
Chair: Kathrin Braun - LONDON SCHOOL OFECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Co-Chair: Barbara Prainsack - KINGS COLLEGE London
Disc.: Gabriele Abels - TÜBINGEN, Universität
The Stimulation of Policy Discourse and the Imperative ofScientific Progress
SVEA LUISE HERRMANN - HANNOVER Universität
Testing theory - explaining Italy: Governing innovativehealth technologies in Italy
INGRID METZLER - VIENNA, University of
Allelic Alliances: Discourse and Policies in the Field ofPersonal Genomics
BARBARA PRAINSACK - KINGS COLLEGE London
Panel 266 Room 329
Experiments with Deliberative Mini-Publics
Chair: Kimmo Grönlund - ÅBO AKADEMI
Co-Chair: André Bächtiger - BERN, Universität
Disc.: -
Deliberation and internet engagement: An experimentalanalysis
CORINNE WALES - SOUTHAMPTON, University ofGRAHAM SMITH - SOUTHAMPTON, University of
Activists beyond language borders? Innovations and pitfallsin multilingual deliberation at the European layer [tabled]
NICOLE DOERR - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
A New Measure of Political CommunicationMARCO STEENBERGEN - BERN, UniversitätANDRÉ BÄCHTIGER - BERN, Universität
Deliberating across Deep DividesJAMES FISHKIN - STANFORD UniversityROBERT LUSKIN - TEXAS AT AUSTIN, University ofIAN O'FLYNN - NEWCASTLE, University ofDAVID RUSSELL - BELFAST, QUEEN'S University of
Examining the Deliberative DNA – What Constitutes CitizenDeliberation and How to Measure it
STAFFAN HIMMELROOS - ÅBO AKADEMI
Online deliberation and its outcome - Evidence from theVirtual Polity deliberative experiment
KIM STRANDBERG - ÅBO AKADEMI
Panel 239 Room H 09
Security Governance in Spaces ofLimited Statehood
Chair: Tobias Debiel - DUISBURG-ESSEN, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Elke Krahmann - BRISTOL, University of
From Monopolies to Networks. Assessing New Approaches toSecurity Governance.
MARC VON BOEMCKEN - Bonn International Center for Conversion(BICC)
The Logic of Security MarketsZELJKO BRANOVIC - BERLIN, Freie UniversitätSVEN CHOJNACKI - BERLIN, Freie Universität
The ambivalence of private policing: Lessons from BuenosAires and Mexico City
ANJA FETH - BERLIN, Freie Universität SFB 700MARKUS-MICHAEL MÜLLER - BERLIN, Freie Universität SFB 700
Mapping nodal capacity for governing securityJENNIFER WOOD - TEMPLE UniversityCLIFFORD SHEARING - CAPE TOWN, University of
Panel 296 Room H 10
What is so different when it comes toviolence? Determinants, forms andbiographical consequences of the
recourse to violent acts in activistcareers
Chair: Olivier Fillieule - LAUSANNE, Université de
Co-Chair: Romain Bertrand - CERI-Sciences po Paris
Disc.: -
Suicide missions-the career pathDANIELA PISOIU - ST. ANDREWS, University of
From Housekeepers to Fierce Fighters, and Back? ABiographical Study of the Feminine Recruits of India's SikhInsurgency
LAURENT GAYER - AMIENS, Université d'
From guerrilla to terrorist group: The Revolutionary ArmedForces of Colombia's case [tabled]
JOHANNA GONZALEZ - BORDEAUX, Institut d’Etudes politiques deDENIS LAWSON - Université Montesquieu - Bordeaux IV
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“If anything happens to my leader, I will do it again. I willset fire to myself again:” Self-immolations by members andsupporters of the Kurdistan Workers Party
OLIVIER GROJEAN - Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales
Legitimate violence and high risk activism in Tunisiancampuses: Leftists and Islamists (1970-1980)
MICHAEL BÉCHIR - AIX-EN-PROVENCE, Université de
“You say you want a Revolution”?: Republican Activists'Motivation towards Political Violence in Northern Ireland,1969-72
LORENZO BOSI - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Panel 558 Room HPI 1
Constructivism in Practice II: Isthere a divide between soundness andcritique in constructivist research -and whats the risk of bridging it?
Chair: Martin Weber - QUEENSLAND, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Social constructivist analysis of Kashmir dispute: a possibilityor a fantasy.
MUHAMMAD SHOAIB PERVEZ - LEIDEN, Universiteit
Domesticating constructivism: norms and foreign policyACHILLEAS MEGAS - LEEDS, University of - POLIS
From Abstract Theorizing to Realpolitik Analysis: AConstructivist Approach to Russia’s Stance in the August2008 War with Georgia
RIA LAENEN - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit
Construction in action: Framing and reframingTATUM MATHARU - BIRMINGHAM, University of
Social Constructivism at the MoviesSTEFAN ENGERT - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität
Panel 497 Room HPI 2
Sovereignty and Metaphysics in Kant
Chair: Howard Williams - ABERYSTWYTH UNIVERSITY
Co-Chair: Kerstin Budde - SHEFFIELD, University of
Disc.: -
Are Natural Right and the Metaphysics of Right for Kant oneand the same thing?
HOWARD LLOYD WILLIAMS - ABERYSTWYTH, University of Wales
Judgment and Violence: How the Critical Acquis Informs theIdea of Perpetual Peace [tabled]
TOMAS BAUM - Flemish Peace Institute
Kant’s Metaphysics, Cosmopolitanism, and SovereignEquality
ANTONIO FRANCESCHET - CALGARY, University of
The Impact of Existing States on the Building of Kant'sPolitical Philosophy. The Case of the American Polity
WILLIAM OSSIPOW - GENÈVE, Université de
Kant’s Cosmopolitanism and his two Models of SovereigntyPAUL FORMOSA - MACQUARIE University
State sovereignty versus the sovereignty of moral principlein the international realm: Sticking with Kant's tension
RAIA PROKHOVNIK - OPEN UNIVERSITY, The
Autonomy and sovereignty in KantSUSAN SHELL - Boston College
Panel 273 Room HPI 3
Religious NGOs in Global Governance:Conflict or Convergence?
Chair: Claudia Baumgart-Ochse - PEACE RESEARCHINSTITUTE FRANKFURT
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Ulrich Willems - MÜNSTER, WestfälischeWilhlems- Universität
Establishing the Voice of Christiandom - On the HumanRights-positions of the World Council of Churches
KARSTEN LEHMANN - Bayreuth University
Religious International Non-Governmental Organizations andthe Normative Order of Peace and Security
CLAUDIA BAUMGART-OCHSE - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTEFRANKFURT
Secularization in Global Civil Society: Work in progresstoward a global neo-secularization paradigm
DAVID BREWINGTON - EMORY University
U.S. Foreign Policy and Religious INGO Participation inHuman Rights
EVELYN L BUSH - FORDHAM University
The Global Norm of Religious Freedom: World Religions inDiscourse
HELMUT BREITMEIER - HAGEN, Fern Universität
Panel 407 Room HPI 4
Governing multiagency operations inconflict management: Comprehensive
approaches and their limits
Chair: Christian Mölling - ETH Zurich
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Modelling the State building-process [tabled]PETER RADA - CORVINUS University of Budapest
Operational challenges of civil-military crisis managementwithin ESDP: Functional Flexibility as a tool for an integratedapproach [tabled]
ANJA OPITZ - INNSBRUCK, University of
EULEX and Judicial Reform in Kosovo: Going beyondUNMIK’s shadow
CALIN TRENKOV-WERMUTH - European Union Institute forSecurity Studies
Culture, strategic coherence and the limits of cooperation:Comparing the concepts of international organizations formanaging inter-agency cooperation in crisis management
CHRISTIAN MÖLLING - ETH Zurich
Towards Human Security Governance? IntegratedPeacebuilding in Sierra Leone and Burundi
OLIVER WESTERWINTER - DARMSTADT, Technische UniversitätMIAO-LING LIN HASENKAMP - MAGDEBURG, University of
Not yet a perfect couple: EUFOR RD Congo 2006 as anexample of EU-UN cooperation in military crisis management
CLAUDIA MAJOR - BIRMINGHAM, University of and Sciences PoParis (second affiliation)
Towards a comprehensive approach? Assessing EU-NATOcooperation in Afghanistan
EVA GROSS - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit
Panel 408 Room HFF 1
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Beyond Decentralisation:Conceptualising and Measuring the
Interlocked State
Chair: Nicole Bolleyer - EXETER, University of
Co-Chair: Lori Thorlakson - ALBERTA, University of
Disc.: Jan Erk - LEIDEN, Universiteit
Asymmetric decentralization, clarity of responsibilities andsubnational accountability in multi-level systems. Evidencefrom Spain.
SANDRA LEÓN ALFONSO - CENTRO DE ESTUDIOS POLÍTICOS YCONSTITUCIONALES
Beyond Decentralization: Conceptualizing the InterlockedState
LORI THORLAKSON - ALBERTA, University ofNICOLE BOLLEYER - EXETER, University of
Types of multilevel governance: A framework forcomparative research
ARTHUR BENZ - HAGEN, Fern Universität
Effects of Federalism and Decentralization. A Comparison ofRegional and Transport Policies in Switzerland, Austria,Denmark, and Ireland.
ANDRÉ KAISER - COLOGNE, University ofJAN BIELA - COLOGNE, University ofANNIKA HENNL - COLOGNE, University of
Panel 272 Room HFF 2
The European Union as an actor in theUnited Nations system - A systematic
analysis
Chair: Jan Wouters - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Multiscalar approaches of voting behaviour of Europeancountries in the United Nations
LAURENT BEAUGUITTE - PARIS 7 (Denis Diderot), Université de
The EU's endorsement of an emerging norm of internationallaw: The responsibility to protect
ELITSA MINCHEVA - College of Europe
Regional representation beyond Chapter VIII: A Comparisonbetween the EU, AU and OAS
EDITH DRIESKENS - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit
Developing the International Order and Delivering theEuropean Influence: EU Presence in the UNSC [tabled]
JI LEI - FUDAN University
Prospects of Euratoms Future Status at the IAEA: Observer,Participant or Member?
CLIFF FARHANG - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit
Is the European Union a normative power in the UN? Aninterim assessment on the CFSP [tabled]
PO-KUAN WU - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Panel 523 Room HFF 3
Federal, regional, and decentralisedsystems and the dynamics of thedistribution of powers in Europe:
Patterns of Reform Processes
Chair: Martin Große Hüttmann - TÜBINGEN,Universität
Co-Chair: Annegret Eppler - TÜBINGEN, Universität
Disc.: Franz Fallend - SALZBURG, University of
Europeanization of Fiscal Policy in Federal SystemsEVA-MARIA MAGGI - European Academy Bozen
The Second Stage of Federal Reforms in Germany: BetweenEveryday- and Constitutional Policy Making
DOMINIC HEINZ - HAGEN, Fern Universität
Federalism versus Europeanisation? The case of AustriaPETER BUßJÄGER - Institute of Federalism, Innsbruck
The Europeanization of German Federalism: Synchronizationor Strukturbruch?
HENRIK SCHELLER - POTSDAM, Universität
European Integration and Constitutional Transformation:Exploring and Explaining the Belgian Paradox
PAOLO DARDANELLI - KENT, University of
Panel 598 Room HFF 4
Trends in political participation ofnon-national residents in Southern
Europe Democracies
Chair: Isabel Estrada Carvalhais - MINHO, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Maarten Vink - MAASTRICHT Universiteit
Brazilians and Cape-Verdeans in Portuguese Local PoliticsISABEL ESTRADA CARVALHAIS - MINHO, University of
Political participation of non-national residents in PortugalISABEL COSTA LEITE - FERNANDO PESSOA, Universidade
Migrants and Political Citizenship within the Italian contextIVAN PEDRAZZINI - TRENTO, Universita degli studi di
Formal access to local political spaces: Immigrant Voters andElected in Portugal Municipalities and Parishes
CARLOS ELIAS BARBOSA - Centro de Estudos Sociais
Political challenges arising from migration related diversity inGreece
RUBY GROPAS - ELIAMEPANNA TRIANDAFYLLIDOU - ELIAMEP
Panel 372 Room HFF 5
US Foreign Policy: The DomesticSetting 1: Institutions and Processes
Chair: Trevor McCrisken - WARWICK, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Ebru Canan - Bahcesehir University
The China Lobby's Impact on US-China RelationsPEI-SHAN KAO - NATIONAL CHIAO TUNG University
Giuseppe Mazzini on Regime Change and HumanitarianMilitary Intervention
STEFANO RECCHIA - COLUMBIA University
Barack Obama and the Re-articulation of US Foreign PolicyMARK LEDWIDGE - WARWICK, University of
What do we really need elections for? The question of U.S.foreign policy and its relative stability since WWII.
WORDLICZEK, LUKASZ - Jagiellonian University
Panel 450 Room HFF 6
Symposium
What types of democracy in Europe?
Chairs: Hanspeter Kriesi, Universität Zürich,SwitzerlandRadoslaw Markowski, Polish Academy ofSciences, Warsaw, Poland
Discussants: Philippe C Schmitter, EuropeanUniversity Institute, Florence, ItalyZsolt Enyedi, Central European University,Budapest, Hungary
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The Professionalisation of PoliticalCommunication
Chair: Darren Lilleker - BOURNEMOUTH, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Pack Politics: How to Appear in Election News on PreferredIssues
DAVID NICOLAS HOPMANN - SOUTHERN DENMARK - ODENSE,University ofRENS VLIEGENTHART - AMSTERDAM, University of
Why Do Politicians Go Public?: The Historical Roots ofGovernment Public Relations Strategies
SIMON J KISS - BERLIN, Freie Universität
Political Communication, Values’ Change andProfessionalisation
ANTONELLO CANZANO - University “G. D'Annunzio”, Chieti-Pescara
The case of Alexis Tsipras: Political personality collectiveidentity and political communication
ELENI APOSPORI - Athens University of Economics and Business(AUEB)EVANGELIA MARKAKI - Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Panel 487 Room H 01
How does conflict shapedemocratisation?
Chair: James Hughes - LONDON SCHOOL OFECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Co-Chair: Gwendolyn Sasse - OXFORD, University of
Disc.: Thomas Carothers - Carnegie Endowment forInternational Peace
EU Conflict Management: Comparing the Security-Development Model in 'Sui Generis' Cases
JAMES HUGHES - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICALSCIENCE, The
Power-Sharing or Power-Dividing? An empirical answer.VALENTIN GOLD - KONSTANZ, Universität
From Armies to Parties: Institutions in the Aftermath of WarNANCY BERMEO - OXFORD, University of
Democracy and Non-Conflict: The Significance ofInstitutional Flexibility
GWENDOLYN SASSE - OXFORD, University of
Rationalizing Democracy: State-Society Relations in theClient Regimes of the Arab World
AMANEY JAMAL - PRINCETON University
Panel 400 Room H 02
Party members and representation inmulti-layered systems
Chair: Paul Whiteley - ESSEX, University of
Co-Chair: Emilie van Haute - BRUXELLES, Université Librede
Disc.: Steven Weldon - SIMON FRASER University
The effects of political decentralization on party membership:Some evidences from Spain’s Partido Popular.
OSCAR BARBERÀ ARESTE - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, ThePATRICIA CORREA - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de
Becoming a member of a political party and staying: Twodifficult decisions.
WIJBRANDT H VAN SCHUUR - GRONINGEN, RijksuniversiteitGERRIT VOERMAN - GRONINGEN, Rijksuniversiteit
German political parties between participation andrepresentation
SEBASTIAN U BUKOW - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu
Finding the roots: Membership and organisational shift in theItalian party system.
ROBERTO DE ROSA - ROMA LA SAPIENZA, Università di
Locating the party activist: The case of the Australian GreensSTEWART M JACKSON - SYDNEY, University of
Panel 248 Room H 05
Political discontent, cynicism, andprotest
Chair: Henk Dekker - LEIDEN, Universiteit
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Monica Montano Reyes - FIRENZE, Universitadegli studi di
Cosmopolitan Politicization? Relating Public Perceptions ofGlobalization to the Attribution of InstitutionalResponsibilities and Discontent
BERNHARD WEßELS - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum fürSozialforschung (WZB)MATTHIAS ECKER-EHRHARDT - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum fürSozialforschung (WZB)
Public trust in executive political leadersEVA WISSE - TILBURG, Universiteit van TSPPA
Political Cynicism and Voting Behaviour in Established andNew Democracies
AIDA PASKEVICIUTE - ESSEX, University ofMARTIN ROSEMA - TWENTE, Universiteit
Segregation in Northern Ireland: The Micro Ecology ofContact
RUSSELL ORR - ULSTER, University ofED CAIRNS - MAURICE STRINGER -
Panel 552 Room H 06
Ordinary Citizens and Politics
Chair: Daniel Gaxie - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE),Université de
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Alfio Mastropaolo - TORINO, Università deglistudi di
Euroapathy of ordinary citizens, another type of resistance toEuropean integration? Empirical and TheoreticalContributions to the study of European ‘Legitimacy deficits’
VIRGINIE VAN INGELGOM - LOUVAIN, Université catholique de
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Participating for what ? An analysis of the modes ofparticipation and non-participation of ordinary citizens inparticipatory budgeting institutions [tabled]
ALICE MAZEAUD - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE), Universitéde / LAROCHELLE, University ofJULIEN TALPIN - PARIS 8/CSU, University of
Societal discomfort and political discontent: The case of TheNetherlands
EEFJE STEENVOORDEN - SOCIAL & CULTURAL PLANNING OFFICEPAUL DEKKER - SOCIAL & CULTURAL PLANNING OFFICE
Does higher education influence the attitudes with regard tothe extreme right?
MARK ELCHARDUS - BRUSSEL, Vrije UniversiteitBRAM SPRUYT - BRUSSEL, Vrije Universiteit
The participant. Personal requirements and promises withinparticipatory democracy
JULIEN CHARLES - LOUVAIN, Université catholique de
Personal, political and emotional: Subjective experiences ofthe political in the lives of citizens [tabled]
KATHY EDWARDS - Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
To sign or not to sign. Contribution to a sociology ofpetitioners
CONTAMIN JEAN-GABRIEL - LILLE, Institute of Political Studies
Panel 345 Room H 07
Political and Security Relations inAsia: Major Power Strategies,Conflicts and Cooperation 1
Chair: Elena Atanassova-Cornelis - LEUVEN,Katholieke Universiteit
Co-Chair: Carmen Amado Mendes - COIMBRA, University of
Disc.: Sebastian Bersick - German Institute forInternational and Security Affairs
US Strategy and Indo-US RelationsRAJESWARI PILLAI RAJAGOPALAN - Observer Research Foundation
A strong Japan, a strong China and East Asian stability:Domestic politics, strategic interests and security policies ofthe rising powers
ELENA ATANASSOVA-CORNELIS - LEUVEN, Katholieke UniversiteitCARMEN AMADO MENDES - COIMBRA, Universidad de
Feasibility of Asian Security Architecture: Challenges andProspects
ARVIND KUMAR - MANIPAL University
Political engagement and commitment in Indo-US Relations:Realization and Operationalization of Indo-US Nuclear Deal
VIJAYA LAKSHMI -
A Strategic Play in Northeast Asia: China Engages the TwoKoreas and the United States
FEI-LING WANG - GEORGIA Institute of Technology
Panel 328 Room H 08
Feminism and Conservatism: An uneasyco-existence?
Chair: Karen Celis - GHENT University
Co-Chair: Sarah Childs - BRISTOL, University of
Disc.: Sarah Childs - BRISTOL, University of
The Performative of Masculinity Metaphors in ContemporaryRadical-Right Parties in Romania [tabled]
OVIDIU CRISTIAN NOROCEL - HELSINKI, University of
Feminization, Party Competition and the Cohesion of theBritish Conservative Party
PAUL WEBB - SUSSEX, University ofSARAH CHILDS - BRISTOL, University of
Veil as a Resistance Symbol for Muslim Women in TurkeyZEHRA YILMAZ - ANKARA University
Feminism and (some) varieties of conservatism can co-exist:The feminist protest within the Catholic church in FrancosSpain (1930s-1975)
CELIA VALIENTE - CARLOS III de Madrid, Universidad
A Question on the Headscarf Dispute in Turkey: Where DoesFeminism Stand? [tabled]
DUYGU GUL - BOGAZICI UNIVERSITY
Antifeminist or Feminist, Conservative or Progressive?Modelling Women's Citizenship in the French Third Republic
ANNE R EPSTEIN - STRASBOURG, Institut d Etudes politiques de
Panel 430 Room S 12
Elite perceptions and decision making
Chair: Karen Guttieri - Naval Postgraduate School
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Democratic deliberation– attitudes of public and deputies[tabled]
JOSÉ MANUEL LEITE VIEGAS - Centro de Investigação e Estudosde Sociologia (CIES)SANDRA SILVA CARVALHO - Centro de Estudos Sociais
The Power of Idea(l)s: Chinese Perceptions of World Orderand Future Global Constellations [tabled]
NELE NOESSELT - VIENNA, University of
Iranian perception of US foreign policy in the period of1953–79
MEHRSHAD GHAFFARY - GENÈVE, Université de
Turkish military: Perceptions and actionsTUBA UNLU - MIDDLE EAST TECHNICAL University
Leader Compatibility and SincerityPETER SUEDFELD - BRITISH COLUMBIA, University of
Using the Dynamic Model of Situated Cognition as aframework for assessing critical elements in decisions madeby senior leaders
NITA LEWIS MILLER - Naval Postgraduate School
From friends to collaborators? Changing partner perceptionsin the Italo-German relationship.
DÖRTE DINGER - BREMEN, Universität Bremen InternationalGraduate School of Social Sciences
Panel 530 Room S 13
The Politics of Climate Change 2
Chair: Ioana Creitaru - Graduate Institute ofInternational and Development Studies Geneva
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
The Carbon Trap: Why Carbon Permit and Offset Trading isboth unfair and inefficient
KATHARINE FARRELL - AARHUS Universitet
Liability for Climate Change? A Decentralized Approach toLong-Term Climate Policy
DETLEF SPRINZ - POTSDAM, Universität
Bring International Relations Theory In: Power, Interest, andIdea in EU Climate Policy
HUI-YIN SUNG - BERLIN, Freie Universität
Engaging the developing world in a new climate deal: Therole of the US and the EU’
SEVASTI-ELENI VEZIRGIANNIDOU - CAMBRIDGE, University of
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Sharing burdens or distributing efforts? Negotiating emissionreduction targets in the European Union.
CONSTANZE HAUG - AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit
Panel 571 Room S 14
Interactive urban and regionaldevelopment policymaking
Chair: Daniel Kübler - ZURICH, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Shepherds in foggy fields: Metagovernance of LAGsANNETTE AAGAARD THUESEN - SOUTHERN DENMARK - ODENSE,University of
Self-governance and the resilience of democratic institutions:The Dutch Case Broekpolder
JURIAN EDELENBOS - ROTTERDAM, Erasmus Universiteit
Bringing the backstage up front. The role of citizen forums inlocal development planning in Switzerland
PAUL KRUMMENACHER - Frischer Wind AG, BinningenNICO VAN DER HEIDEN - ZURICH, University of
Knowledge Creation in Strategic Environmental Assessment.A Comparison between the UK and Sweden
KARA DAVIES - WEST OF ENGLAND, University of theBIRGITTA NIKLASSON - STOCKHOLMS Universitet
Panel 461 Room S 16
Democratising Global Institutions
Chair: Margaret Moore - BELFAST, QUEEN'S Universityof
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Alistair Macleod - Queens University Kingston
Motivating Global DemocratsPATTI TAMARA LENARD - HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Trust, Nationalism and Global DemocracyNEUS TORBISCO CASALS - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Broadening the Focus: How NGOs can be made to be morerepresentative
DANIEL WEINSTOCK - MONTREAL, Universite de
Democracy-Enhancing Multilateralism: TheoreticalChallenges & Empirical Tests [tabled]
ANDREAS VON STADEN - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität
Global Justice and the Democratization of Global InstitutionsALISTAIR M MACLEOD - Queen’s University, Kingston
Democratic accountability and global institutions [tabled]MARGARET MOORE - BELFAST, QUEEN'S University of
Towards a Democratic Conception of Fairness inInternational Negotiation
THOMAS CHRISTIANO - ARIZONA, University of
Panel 513 Room S 17
Mobilising on the Web: Between old andnew practices
Chair: Andrea Calderaro - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITYINSTITUTE
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Politics of technology and participation at the Social forumProcess
MAYO FUSTER MORELL - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Creating conditions to democracy: The Internet as anincentive to political participation in some African countries
SUSANA SALGADO - New University of Lisbon and Foundation toScience and Technology
How the Internet won the 2008 US Presidential campaign:That fil rouge that goes from MoveOn to Obama
GIOVANNI NAVARRIA - WESTMINSTER, University of
Web-based Protest in European Policy-Making: Are ActivistsBecoming Lobbyists?
YANA BREINDL - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de
Social technologies and Collective Action: Complementing orContesting Existing Web Practices?
ANASTASIA KAVADA - WESTMINSTER, University of
Panel 597 Room S 18
Emerging Powers Exporting TheirRegimes? Russia, China and India in
Comparative Perspective
Chair: Jörn Grävingholt - Bonn, German DevelopmentInstitute
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Between Democracy Promotion and Stabilisation: India’sInconsistent Regional Policy
SANDRA DESTRADI - GIGA German Institute of Global and AreaStudies
Do Russian domestic actors promote autocracy in the formerSoviet Union? A Political Economy perspective on Russianforeign policy
ANTJE KÄSTNER - BERLIN, Freie Universität
Autocracy Promotion. A Theory-Guided Argument forExternally Induced Regime Change
ANTJE KÄSTNER - Bonn, German Development InstituteJULIA BADER - Bonn, German Development InstituteJÖRN GRÄVINGHOLT - Bonn, German Development Institute
Do Regional Powers Export their Political Regimes?Comparing China, India and Russia
JULIA BADER - Bonn, German Development InstituteJÖRG FAUST - Bonn, German Development Institute
Panel 370 Room S 19
Assessing Latin America's DemocraticExperience
Chair: Laurence Whitehead - OXFORD, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Laurence Whitehead - OXFORD, University of
Latin America and the new democratic order: Patterns ofparticipation and organisation in the public sphere.
RUTHY NADIA LANIADO - FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF BAHIA,BRAZILANETE BRITO LEAL IVO - FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF BAHIA,BRAZIL
Brazilian Democracy at 25: Reassessing the Regime in theCardoso-Lula Era
TIMOTHY J POWER - OXFORD, University of
Elite Settlements Revisited: A New Look at EarlyDemocracies in Latin America
GÜNTHER MAIHOLD - BERLIN, Freie Universität
The Bifurcation of the Left in Contemporary Latin AmericanPolitics: Democratic legitimacy and public trust [tabled]
DAVID DOYLE - DUBLIN CITY University
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Objections to Democracy: A Comparative Analysis of Non-Democratic Citizens in Latin America
LORENA RECABARREN - BARCELONA, Universitat Pompeu FabraGERARDO MALDONADO -
Dilemmas of the Dual Transition: Managing the SocialQuestion in Argentina and Chile
MIKAEL WIGELL - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICALSCIENCE, The
Panel 583 Room S 20
Religious Voting in ComparativePerspective
Chair: Ignacio Lago - BARCELONA, POMPEU FABRA,Universitat
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Susana Aguilar - MADRID, UniversidadComplutense de
Religious voting in Belgium: Prevalence and contextualeffects
SARAH BOTTERMAN - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit
Re-Emergence or Disappearance? Denomination,secularization and the religious vote in denominationally-mixed societies
MARTIN ELFF - MANNHEIM, UniversitätSIGRID ROßTEUTSCHER - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität
Religious Party Identification in Turkey: The PreviousIslamist Parties and AKP in Comparison
EMEL TUGDAR - WEST VIRGINIA University
Comparing Religious Voting across time and countries: APreliminary Analysis
JOSÉ RAMÓN MONTERO - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma deIGNACIO LAGO - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma deMARÍA CELESTE RATTO -
Religiosity and party preferences in European countriesCRISTIANO VEZZONI - MILANO, Università degli studi diPAOLO SEGATTI - MILANO, Università degli studi di
Panel 197 Room S 21
Approaches in the history of politicalthought
Chair: Alexander Weiss - AUGSBURG Universität
Co-Chair: Daniel Schulz - DRESDEN, Technische Universität
Disc.: -
Intercultural Encounter in the History of Political Thought -Christian Wolff, Chong Yag-yong and Matteo Ricci
EUN-JEUNG LEE - BERLIN, Freie Universität
The Contribution of Fiction to the Political Thought of theState
MARION LÖFFLER - VIENNA, University of
Political Thinking in Turbulent Times. Some reflections on therelevance of 16th century political thought
ULRIKE HÖPPNER - BERLIN, Freie Universität
Different histories of democracy. Consequences of usingdifferent approaches to the study of the history of contestedpolitical concepts
UFFE JAKOBSEN - COPENHAGEN, University of
How is modern intellectual history possible?EFRAIM PODOKSIK - JERUSALEM, Hebrew University of
Panel 300 Room S 22
Organising policy advice
Chair: Jean-Michel Eymeri-Douzans - TOULOUSE,Institut d'Etudes Politiques (IEP) de
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Joel Aberbach - LOS ANGELES, University ofCalifornia
Policy Advice in a Merit Bureaucracy: Breaking the Monopolyof Civil Service’ Policy Advice? [tabled]
HEIDI HOULBERG SALOMONSEN - AALBORG Universitet
Political and administrative co-governors between traditionaland functional politicization
JEAN-MICHEL EYMERI-DOUZANS - TOULOUSE, Institut d EtudesPolitiques (IEP) de
The mandarin, the private consultant and the cabinetmember. Role play and power configurations in a Frenchadministrative reform process
JULIE GERVAIS - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICALSCIENCE, The
Executive Relationships in a ‘Reinvented’ EuropeanCommission
ANCHRIT WILLE - LEIDEN, Universiteit
Politicisation of Administration or Bureaucratisation ofPolitics? The Case of Germany
WERNER JANN - POTSDAM, Universität; Chair for Political Science,Administration and OrganisationSYLVIA VEIT - POTSDAM, Universität; Chair for Political Science,Administration and Organisation
Territory, public service and State Reform: France and theUnited Kingdom compared
ALISTAIR COLE - CARDIFF University
Panel 453 Room S 23
National integration policies inEasten Europe
Chair: Raivo Vetik - TALLINN University
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Europeanization of the Balkans: a new theoretical approachOLAF LEISSE - JENA, FRIEDRICH-SCHILLER Universität
Integration Policy in Latvia: Practice and PerspectivesBRIGITA ZEPA - LATVIA, University of
The new minorities: Bulgaria and the challenge ofimmigration
ANNA KRASTEVA - New Bulgarian University
Challenging the EU's immigrant integration modelRAIVO VETIK - TALLINN University
Panel 538 Room S 24
Neighbourhood Effects Revisited: TheVisualisation of Immigrants and
Radical Right-Wing Voting
Chair: Joaquim Molins - BARCELONA, UniversitatAutònoma de
Co-Chair: Sergi Pardos-Prado - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITYINSTITUTE
Disc.: -
Exploring the Contextual Determinants of the anti-immigrantvote: The Case of the LPF
JOOST VAN SPANJE - AMSTERDAM, University ofELIAS DINAS - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Ethnic Identity of Second Generation Immigrants acrossGerman Regions [tabled]
ANNA ELISABETH THUM - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
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Presence of Migrants and Radical Right Support acrossDifferent Levels of National Institutionalisation [tabled]
JOAQUIM M MOLINS - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma deSERGI PARDOS - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Radical right’s neighbourhoods: Considering meso levelexplanations for its success through a case-study at the locallevel
LIEN WARMENBOL - ANTWERP, University of
Explaining the extreme right resurgence in English localelections 2002-8: A spatial model of aggregate data
ROBERT FORD - MANCHESTER, University ofMATTHEW GOODWIN - MANCHESTER, University ofPETER JOHN - MANCHESTER, University of
Is Local Diversity Harmful for Social Capital? A MultilevelResearch on Flemish Data
TIM REESKENS - LEUVEN, Katholieke UniversiteitMARC HOOGHE - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit
Immigration, diversity and civic culture in SpainLAURA MORALES - MANCHESTER, University ofALFONSO ECHAZARRA - MANCHESTER, University of
Panel 525 Room S 25
Evaluating public sector efficiency
Chair: Angelika Pasterniak - Vienna University ofEconomics and Business Administration
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Environmental Policy Performance Revisited: Organic FoodPolicies and Sustainable Consumption in Denmark, Sweden,UK and the US
KIM MANNEMAR SØNDERSKOV - AARHUS UniversitetCARSTEN DAUGBJERG - AARHUS Universitet
The role of efficiency analysis in legislative reforms inSwitzerland
KATHRIN FREY - ZURICH, University ofTHOMAS WIDMER - ZURICH, University of
Public sector efficiency and public policy measures: Asystematic evaluation of studies on public educationefficiency
THOMAS KOSTAL - Vienna University of Economics and BusinessAdministration
International efficiency analyses in the public sector:Methods, challenges, policy impact [tabled]
ANGELIKA PASTERNIAK - Vienna University of Economics andBusiness Administration
The efficiency of European housing policiesFRANK NAERT - Hogeschool Gent
Social discount rate and cost-benefit evaluation of publiccounter-cyclic policies: What we can learn from recent OECDpractices and empirical evidences?
MOKTAR LAMARI - QUÉBEC, Université de
Panel 524 Room S 26
Security, Freedom and the Varieties ofWelfare Capitalism
Chair: Margarita Estevez Abe - HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Co-Chair: Glyn Morgan - SYRACUSE University
Disc.: Peter A Kraus - HELSINKI, University of
Three Worlds of Immigration Politics: Japan, the UnitedStates, and Sweden
APICHAI W SHIPPER - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, University of
The dualization of post industrial societies: The negativeconsequences of being an outsider
HANNA SCHWANDER - ZURICH, University of
Individuality, social justice, and the welfare stateGLYN MORGAN - SYRACUSE UniversityMARGARITA ESTEVEZ ABE - SYRACUSE University
The Distribution of Security and Opportunity in WelfareRegimes
ALBENA AZMANOVA - KENT, University of
The Capability Theory as a (Liberal Perfectionist) Theory ofSocial Justice
RUDGER J.G. CLAASSEN - LEIDEN Universiteit
Panel 484 Room S 27
The determinants of turnout
Chair: Andre Blais - MONTREAL, Universite de
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Turnout in context: How subnational characteristics influenceturnout rates
AINA GALLEGO DOBÓN - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma deEVA ANDUIZA - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de
Instrumental & Consumption Motivations to VoteANDRÉS SANTANA LEITNER - MADRID, Instituto Juan March deEstudios e Investigaciones
Pre-Election Coalitions and Voter TurnoutERIK R TILLMAN - NEBRASKA, University of
The Decision to Vote or Not to Vote : It All Depends onPreferences and Duty
ANDRE BLAIS - MONTREAL, Universite de
The impact of variations on political context on voter turnoutKAREN JUSKO - STANFORD UniversityRICHARD SINNOTT -
Panel 349 Room S 28
Diffusion and Fiscal Policy
Chair: Nathan Jensen - WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY inSt Louis
Co-Chair: Rene Lindstaedt - DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE,University of
Disc.: -
Diffusion of Fiscal Reforms and Fiscal Responsibility Laws inLatin America
MARK HALLERBERG - HERTIE School of GovernanceCARLOS SCARTASCINI - Inter-American Development Bank
Learning in International Politics: What Does It Take?NATHAN JENSEN - WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY in St LouisRENE LINDSTAEDT - DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE, University of
Tax competition: Strategic anticipation or chain reaction?FABRIZIO GILARDI - ZURICH, University ofFABIO WASSERFALLEN - ZURICH, University of
The Political Economy of Antidumping: Implications of FiscalPolicy for Trade Protection?
PATRICIA WRUUCK - MANNHEIM, Universität
The conditional relevance of veto players: The case oftaxation
STEFFEN GANGHOF - POTSDAM, Universität
Panel 380 Room 114
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Democratic Legitimacy and Multi-levelGovernance
Chair: Sandy Ross - MELBOURNE, University of
Co-Chair: Simon Bronitt - AUSTRALIAN NATIONALUniversity
Disc.: Dora Horvath - MELBOURNE, University of
Conjuring Legitimacy: Realising or Preventing theDemocratisation of the World Trade Organization?
BILL PATERSON - STRATHCLYDE, University of
(Il)legitimating the Supranational: The EU’s CommonCitizenship Agenda
DORA HORVATH - MELBOURNE, University of
Where the River Meets the Sea: Legitimacy and interactionsbetween states and supra-state institutions
SANDY ROSS - MELBOURNE, University of
Enhancing national input legitimacy from the European level[tabled]
VIERA KNUTELSKÁ - INSTITUTE OF POLITICAL SCIENCES
How to overcome the legitimacy crisis in the EU?Parliamentary control over EU affairs in the practical politicalprocess
CHRISTINE NEUHOLD - MAASTRICHT Universiteit
The Spill Over of Civil Society Participation in Multi-levelGovernance of World Trade: Towards a Framework forResearch
MARTINA PIEWITT - BREMEN, Universität
Panel 320 Room 231
Measuring the Quality of Democracy
Chair: Marc Bühlmann - Center for Democarcy Aarau
Co-Chair: Heiko Giebler - Social Science Research CenterBerlin
Disc.: Bernhard Weßels - BERLIN,Wissenschaftzentrum für Sozialforschung (WZB)
The Europeanization of Decision-Making in Federal MemberStates: The Role of Political Parties in the Ascendant Stage
ÁLVARO MORCILLO LAIZ - CETMCS, Universidad NacionalAutónoma de México
A proposal of measurement of democracy based oncitizenship. The case of Spain
IRENE PALACIOS BRIHUEGA - CONSEJO SUPERIOR DEINVESTIGACIONES CIENTÍFICAS (CSIC)
BRAULIO 'FORTES GÓMEZ - CONSEJO SUPERIOR DEINVESTIGACIONES CIENTÍFICAS (CSIC)
LAURA CABEZA - INSTITUTO DE ESTUDIOS SOCIALES AVANZADOS (IESA-CSIC)
Evaluating the quality of East Asian third-wave democraciesALEX CHANG - ACADEMIA SINICAYU-TZUNG CHANG - National Taiwan University
Measuring Fragile Statehood - Improved Data for DemocracyResearch
SEBASTIAN ZIAJA - German Development Institute (DIE)
Measuring the Liberal and the Radical Quality of Democracyin Subnational Political Systems
HANS-PETER SCHAUB - ZURICH, University ofOLIVER DLABAC - ZURICH, University of
Panel 319 Room 232
Policy Think Tanks and Networks
Chair: Dieter Plehwe - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrumfür Sozialforschung (WZB)
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Global Think Tank Politics: The case of global warmingDIETER PLEHWE - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum fürSozialforschung (WZB)FRANK FISCHER - KASSEL, University of
The importation of the Anglo-Saxon think tank model ofexpertise to France
BENOIT MONANGE - GRENOBLE, Université de
Wearing Two Hats? Networks of Legal Experts in EUCompetition Policy and Corporate Governance Regulation
ANGELA WIGGER - NIJMEGEN, Radboud UniversiteitLAURA HORN - AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit
Inside the Brussels bubble: Think tanks and elite policymaking in the EU
WILLIAM DINAN - STRATHCLYDE, University of
Alcohol Industry Science & Policy NetworksCLAIRE HARKINS - STRATHCLYDE, University of
Panel 269 Room 329
The promise of direct democracy
Chair: Maija Setälä - TURKU, University of
Co-Chair: Theo Schiller - MARBURG, Philipps-Universität
Disc.: Hanspeter Kriesi - ZURICH, University of
Direct Democracy and the Rule of Law - Do Voters careabout Civil and Human Rights?
ANNA CHRISTMANN - ZURICH, University of
Direct or representative democracy? A false dilemmaANDRÁS KÖRÖSÉNYI - EÖTVÖS LORÁND
Long-Run Fiscal Implications of Popular InitiativesILKA ZIMMERMANN - Parliamentary Group in theAbgeordnetenhaus Berlin
Democratic Accountability or a Political Circus?: The Politicsof the Recall in Poland and Slovakia
MICHAEL SMITH - ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE CZECHREPUBLIC
Direct democracy in constitutional processes. What, why andwhen?
NORBERT KERSTING - Stellenbosch University
Panel 322 Room H 09
The impact of global actors on healthpolicy in developing countries:
Strengthening or undermining localhealth governance?
Chair: Anna Holzscheiter - London School of Hygieneand Tropical Medicine
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Gill Walt - London School of Hygiene and TropicalMedicine
Governing HIV/AIDS in South Africa. The Role of Firms.[tabled]
ANNA KRISTIN MUELLER-DEBUS - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITYINSTITUTECHRISTIAN THAUER - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Governing HIV/AIDS through coordination? A study ofTanzania
SIRI BJERKREIM HELLEVIK - OSLO, N.I.B.R.
The Medicalization of Security: Governing Global HealthSecurity [tabled]
STEFAN ELBE - SUSSEX, University of
Private Foundations as Agents of Development in GlobalHealth: Only Efficient or also Effective?
CORNELIA ULBERT - DUISBURG-ESSEN, University ofELENA HESSELMANN - DUISBURG-ESSEN, University of
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International involvement and health governance inTajikistan
BERND RECHEL - London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
Global Health Partnerships and the Challenges of LimitedStatehood
MARCO SCHAEFERHOFF - BERLIN, Freie Universität
Examining product development partnerships working inAfrica: Movement towards constructive partnershiprelationships?
REBECCA HANLIN - OPEN UNIVERSITY, The
Panel 348 Room H 10
The contentious politics ofintellectual property
Chair: Sebastian Haunss - KONSTANZ, Universität
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Notions of Property and Property in Notions [tabled]MAT CALLAHAN -
Between Hegemonic and Network Governance: MediatingInter-functional Conflicts in the Domain of IntellectualProperty Rights
HEIKO BAUMGÄRTNER - LUCERNE, University of
Frame conflicts and reframing in the controversy on theEuropean bio patent directive – a comparative country study
INGRID SCHNEIDER - HAMBURG, UniversitätEGIL KALLERUD - Norwegian Institute for Studies in Innovation,Research and Educat
Software patent controversy in Europe and its socio-politicalactors
IGOR SADABA - MADRID, Universidad Complutense de
Wiki Activism in Practice: A Case Study of Fair CopyrightMontreal
ALEX MOCHNACKI - MCGILL University
The Two-Level Game of Transnational Networks: The Case ofCanada’s Drug Export Bill
JEAN FREDERIC MORIN - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de
Panel 115 Room HPI 1
Norms vs. Power or Norms as Power?
Chair: Xavier Guillaume -
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Security in Progress: Incorporating Change into theSecuritization Framework
LISE PHILIPSEN - COPENHAGEN, University of
What kind of Power-Construction? Assessing constructivistContributions in the normative Power Europe Debate
HENDRIK HUELSS - COPENHAGEN, University of
Ontologies, depth and otherwiseMARTIN WEBER - QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY
The Transformation of National Security in EuropeGUNTHER HELLMANN - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität
Panel 495 Room HPI 2
Religious Actors and Ideas inMigration Policy and Politics
Chair: Sieglinde Rosernberger - VIENNA, University of
Co-Chair: Julia Mourão Permoser - VIENNA, University of
Disc.: -
Muslim leaders and public decision: The case study ofBrussels
CORINNE TORREKENS - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de
Religious migrant organisations in politics - Theconsequences of cultural essentialism on local integrationinitiatives [tabled]
CHRISTINA HOLLOMEY - VIENNA, University of
Religiosity, politics and transnationalism. Dynamics of theRomanian migration in Spain
IRINA CIORNEI - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de
Public policies, interfaith platforms and religious minorities: Anew policy paradigm? The case of Barcelona.
MARIA GRIERA - BARCELONA, Universitat Autònoma de
United in Diversity?: A Social Psychological Perspective onSuperordinate European Identity of Immigrant Minorities
NINA SENDECKA - UTRECHT, University ofPIETRO CASTELLI - UTRECHT, University ofGATTINARA DI ZUBIENA -
Self-adaption process of Turkish religious organisations inBelgium [tabled]
ELIF KESKINER - IMES - UVAZEYNEP YANASMAYAN - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit
Out of the backyards, into the courts – Law, religious claims-making and integration politics in Germany
MATTHIAS KOENIG - GÖTTINGEN, Georg-August Universität
Panel 477 Room HPI 4
IR Theory and the Privatisation ofSecurity
Chair: Elke Krahmann - BRISTOL, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Deborah Avant - CALIFORNIA - IRVINE,University of
Law and the Commodification of International SecurityCLAIRE CUTLER - VICTORIA, University of
Sovereignty, Territoriality and the Privatization of MilitaryForce
ELKE KRAHMANN - BRISTOL, University of
Securing the State, Undermining Democracy:Internationalization and Privatization of Western Militaries
NICOLE DEITELHOFF - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURTANNA GEIS - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE FRANKFURT
Privatization Blues? PSMCs and the Post-Post-Heroic SocietyGERHARD KÜMMEL - Bundeswehr Institute of Social Research(SOWI)
Panel 285 Room HFF 1
The Future of Belgian Federalism
Chair: Min Reuchamps - LIÈGE, Université de
Co-Chair: Wilfried Swenden - EDINBURGH, University of
Disc.: Bernard Fournier - LIÈGE, Université de
How Europe Will shape the Future of Belgian FederalismJAN BEYERS - ANTWERP, University ofPETER BURSENS - ANTWERP, University of
Bi- or multipolar?: Path dependent dynamics of Belgianfederalism. [tabled]
BETTINA HELBIG - HAGEN, Fern Universität
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The Future of Belgian Federalism through the Eyes of theCitizens
MIN REUCHAMPS - LIÈGE, Université de
The Future of Belgian Federalism through the Eyes of thePolitical Actors
RÉGIS DANDOY - BRUXELLES, Université Libre deGEOFFROY MATAGNE - LIÈGE, Université de & LOUVAIN,Université catholique deCAROLINE VAN WYNSBERGHE - LOUVAIN, Université catholique de
The impact of Belgium's fifth state reform on the Flemishadministration: The case agriculture [tabled]
DIETER VANHEE - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit
A federation without a federal public sphere: The role ofmedia in the Belgian federation
DAVE SINARDET - ANTWERP, University of
The Future of Belgian Federalism through Comparative Eyes:JAN ERK - LEIDEN, Universiteit
Panel 301 Room HFF 2
Middle East and the Prospect of Long-term Peace
Chair: Hesamedin Navabi - DURHAM, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Turkish-American Relations over Energy Security in theCaspian Region: Baku-Tblisi-Ceyhan Oil Pipeline Project
RADIYE FUNDA CAMKIRAN - MARMARA University
Fateh and the process of institutionalization: The internaldynamic of Arab Israeli conflict
PAOLO NAPOLITANO - TORINO, Università degli studi di
“Middle Easternism” and the prospect for long-termcoexistence
AHARON KLIEMAN - TEL AVIV University
Obey Thy Patron? Charismatic Leaderships and RegionalPowers in the Afghan and Tajik Civil Wars [tabled]
OMAR ASHOUR - EXETER, University of
Evaluating the conditions of successful negotiations: TheArab-Israeli and the Cyprus-conflict from the perspective ofalternative dispute resolution
KINGA KAS - GIRNE AMERICAN University
Sovereign Wealth Funds and Energy Security [tabled]NANCY BRUNE - NEVADA - LAS VEGAS, University of
Panel 589 Room HFF 3
Political learning, politicalreasoning and deliberation
Chair: Tereza Capelos - SURREY, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Jenny Jansson - UPPSALA Universitet
Barbara Vis AMSTERDAM, Vrije Universiteit
The impact of power upon constitutional reasoning anddeliberation
TOM MURRAY - DUBLIN, University College
But the UN Said … – Discursive Authority and the Impact ofInternational Organizations´ Advocacy on Public Reason
MATTHIAS ECKER-EHRHARDT - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum fürSozialforschung (WZB)
Deliberation and LearningROBERT LUSKIN - TEXAS AT AUSTIN, University ofGAURAV SOOD - STANFORD UniversityNURI KIM - STANFORD UniversityJAMES FISHKIN - STANFORD University
Media Democracy, aesthetic politics and political learningNIELS KRISTENSEN - AALBORG Universitet
Reasoning from ConjectureENRICO ZOFFOLI - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität
Panel 578 Room HFF 4
Policy change and reform effectivenessin southern European democracies:
Explaining domestic reform paths undervarieties of capitalism
Chair: Kevin Featherstone - LONDON SCHOOL OFECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Co-Chair: Dimitris Papadimitriou - MANCHESTER,University of
Disc.: -
Weakness or strength? Regulation of Utility Markets inGreece.
CHARALAMPOS KOUTALAKIS - ATHENS, University of
Labour market and welfare reform in Spain and Italy 1980-2006: The role of electoral politics
KERSTIN HAMANN - CENTRAL FLORIDA, University ofJOHN KELLY - LONDON, University of, BIRKBECK COLLEGE
Pension reform patterns in Southern Europe: The cases ofGreece and Italy
MARINA ANGELAKI - PANTEION University of Social & PoliticalScience
Europeanization and the ‘Southern’ Model of Capitalism:Setting the Limits of Macro-economic and StructuralConvergence
SPYROS BLAVOUKOS - Athens University of Economics andBusiness (AUEB)GEORGE PAGOULATOS - Athens University of Economics andBusiness (AUEB)
Internalising EU pressures in Cyprus: The Cypriot corporatisttradition and political sophistication amidst EU adaptationforces
CHRISTINA IOANNOU - NICOSIA, University ofGIORGOS KENTAS - NICOSIA, University of
Panel 431 Room HFF 5
US Middle East Policy 2: US Relationswith Middle Eastern States
Chair: Trevor McCrisken - WARWICK, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
The Iraq War: Towards the Fading of the American Empire?ANASTASIA SHESTERININA - BRITISH COLUMBIA, University of
Why do they hate them? Analyzing Arab public opinion onUnited States foreign policy
LARS BERGER - SALFORD, University of
Constructive, Critical, Cooperative or not at all? The US, Iranand the difficulties of engagement
DONETTE MURRAY - Royal Military Academy Sandhurst
Turning A Blind Eye: The US and the Israeli NuclearProgramme
ARIE GERONIK - OPEN UNIVERSITY OF ISRAEL
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GRADUTE NETWORK
Building an academic profile: How toapply for a Job?
Chair: Salvatore Sberna - Istituto Italiano di ScienzeUmane (SUM)
Panel 604 Room S 15
ROUNDTABLE
2009 German Federal Elections
Chair: Klaus H. Goetz - University of Potsdam
THOMAS POGUNTKE - University of BochumANDREA ROEMMELE - International University BruchsalSIGRID ROßTEUTSCHER - University of Frankfurt
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Studying the tango: Mutual perceptionsand interactions between politiciansand journalists 2 (Country analyses)
Chair: Peter Van Aelst - LEIDEN, Universiteit
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
The Bossa Nova in political communication: Howparliamentarians and journalists feed public distrust inBrazil’s Legislative branch
PEDRO AQUINO NOLETO FILHO - BRASILIA, University ofFÁBIO HENRIQUE PEREIRA - BRASILIA, University of
Writing with Wolves: Interactions between Politicians andJournalists in Japan
OFER FELDMAN - DOSHISHA University
Theorizing and Testing the Uneven Mediatization ofParliamentary Politics: Parliamentarians and the Press inDenmark, 1980 and 2000
CHRISTIAN ELMELUND-PRÆSTEKÆR - SOUTHERN DENMARK -ODENSE, University ofASBJØRN SONNE NØRGAARD - SOUTHERN DENMARK - ODENSE,University of
Interactions between politicians and journalists: Theperspective of the constant negotiation
ANDREU CASERO - Universitat JAUME I of CASTELLÓ
Political and Journalistic Elites in Austria – A Tango out ofStep?
GUENTHER LENGAUER - INNSBRUCK, University of
Panel 590 Room H 01
The clash of capitalism 2
Chair: Bruno Amable - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE), Université de
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Closing the Scission between the Political and the EconomicAspects of Structural Reform: Business Associations as theDrivers of Competitiveness
ANA MARIA EVANS - NOVA DE LISBOA, Universidade Nova de
Bringing the state back in – the role of fiscal federalism forwelfare restructuring
ANKE HASSEL - HERTIE School of GovernanceCHRISTOF SCHILLER - HERTIE School of Governance
Continuity and Change in a Model of Corporatist EuropeanEconomies (working title) [tabled]
MAXIMILIAN FREIER - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Perspectives for the Lisbon Strategy after the credit crunchCHRISTIAN SCHWEIGER - DURHAM, University of
Does the European Framework Enhance Financial Stability?:An Assessment of EU Governance Quality in FinancialSupervision
SARA KONOE - JOHNS HOPKINS University
The exemptions of employer contributions in France: A quietreform of social security institutions [tabled]
MICHAEL ZEMMOUR - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE),Université de
The end of the German model? The political economy of the“Hartz” reform.
BAPTISTE FRANCON - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE),Université de
Panel 584 Room H 05
Multiculturalism and the PoliticalPsychology of Foreign Policy
Chair: Catarina Kinnvall - LUNDS Universitet
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Jolanda van der Noll - PAIS VASCO, Universidaddel
Marcos Engelken-Jorge BREMEN, JacobsUniversity
Multicultural Foreign Policy? A comparative study of Britain,Denmark, France and Sweden
LISBETH AGGESTAM - CAMBRIDGE, University of
Challenging Foreign Policy: The Homeland Dimension andReturn visits among South Asian Diasporas
CATARINA KINNVALL - LUNDS Universitet
Multicultural Europe Facing IslamSARA SILVESTRI -
The Political Psychology of European IntegrationIAN MANNERS - ROSKILDE, University of
Panel 553 Room H 06
A new political economy of strikes?
Chair: Susan Milner - BATH, University of
Co-Chair: Sophie Béroud - LYON II, Université
Disc.: Richard Hyman - LONDON SCHOOL OFECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Labour Conflicts: A Cross-national Comparison, 1971-2002FRANZ TRAXLER - VIENNA, University ofBERND BRANDL - VIENNA, University of
General strikes in Western Europe 1980-2008JOHN KELLY - LONDON, University of, BIRKBECK COLLEGEKERSTIN HAMANN - CENTRAL FLORIDA, University of
Institutional change in South European capitalism: The caseof wage bargaining in Greek and Italian banking [tabled]
ANDREAS KORNELAKIS - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS &POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Rethinking the dynamics of strikes through social movementtheory and a qualitative approach. The contribution of recentsurveys on French industrial conflicts
BAPTISTE GIRAUD - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE), Universitéde
Does the struggle go on? The transformation of workconflicts in contemporary France
SOPHIE BÉROUD - LYON II, Université
The impossible right to strike in EuropeCORINNE GOBIN - BRUXELLES, Université Libre deANNE DUFRESNE - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de
Panel 371 Room H 08
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Gender Equality and the Politics ofthe Transnational
Chair: Sabine Lang - WASHINGTON, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Sabine Lang - WASHINGTON, University of
Challenges of researching gender equality in Japan:Transnationalism as a methodological solution?
JEMIMA REPO - HELSINKI, University of
The Politics of Women Bodies. Ceausescu’s Decree of 1967and Its Effects [tabled]
ANCA BALCANU - LYON III, Universite Jean Moulin
Theorizing Global Women’s Rights Norms: CEDAW in aTransnational Perspective
SUSANNE ZWINGEL - SUNY Potsdam
A gendered policy: The control of prostitution by the policeMAINSANT GWÉNAELLE - Ecole des Hautes Etudes en SciencesSociales / Centre Marc Bloch
Negotiating gender equality norms, conflict and translation.Communicative brokers in transnational feminist networks.
NICOLE DOERR - BERLIN, Freie Universität
Theorising gender equality: A legitimacy standpointANNE MARIA HOLLI - HELSINKI, University ofKEVÄT NOUSIAINEN - HELSINKI, University ofJOHANNA KANTOLA - HELSINKI, University ofMILJA SAARI - HELSINKI, University ofLINDA HART -
Panel 580 Room S 12
Perceptions and protest behaviour
Chair: Marco Giugni - GENÈVE, Université de
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
From perception to mobilization? The example of protestingpractices face with the school map in France
LORENZO BARRAUT - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE),Université de
The Political Perceptions of MuslimsPARVEEN AKHTAR - BRISTOL, University of
What have we done to deserve this? Decline as a crisis ofbelief in social movements
LYNN OWENS -
The Role of Perception in the Political Mobilization of Frenchand Irish Gypsies/Travellers
FRÉDÉRIC ROYALL - LIMERICK, University of
Panel 537 Room S 13
Rescaling Labour Market Policy
Chair: Christian Brzinsky-Fay - Social ScienceResearch Center Berlin
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Arnaud Lechevalier - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE), Université de / Europa-UniversitätViadrina
Reforming Dutch Active Labour Market Policy: An on-goingprocess
JAAP DE KONING - ROTTERDAM, Erasmus Universiteit
Multiple Challenges and Policy Change in the Italian LabourMarket: A Farewell to the Bismarckian model?
ELISABETTA GUALMINI - BOLOGNA, Università degli Studi
Integration and the Labour Market Performance ofImmigrants
LUTZ C KAISER - IZA
A Nested Analysis of Government Partisanship and LabourMarket Policymaking in Differing Institutional Settings
EVELYNE HUEBSCHER - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Policy design in a internationalized arena. The case of labourmarket reform in Poland.
CATHERINE SPIESER - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE IEPStrasbourg - GSPE
Panel 507 Room S 15
Interactive governance anddeliberative democracy
Chair: Aletta Norval - ESSEX, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
The design and management of public consultation processesin policy making: a conceptual framework and empiricalfindings from Flemish case studies
JAN VAN DAMME - LEUVEN, Katholieke UniversiteitMARLEEN BRANS - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit
The Challenge of Citizen Participation to Democracy (Theory)PETER BIEGELBAUER - INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES
Participative democracy: Alternative, addition or enemy?LINZE SCHAAP - TILBURG, Universiteit vanLAURENS DE GRAAF - TILBURG, Universiteit van
Reconnecting Representative and Participatory/DeliberativeDemocracy in Subnational Interactive Governance. Atheoretical and normative discussion with some reference totwo cases (Tuscany and Trentino)
SIMONA PIATTONI - TRENTO, Universita degli studi di
Competing Conceptions of Power and World Order in theGlobal Justice Movement
RUTH REITAN - MIAMI, University of
Panel 458 Room S 16
Humanitarian and Human RightsResponsibility in Theory and Practice
Chair: Henry Radice - LONDON SCHOOL OFECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE, The
Co-Chair: David Karp - LONDON, University College
Disc.: Mervyn Frost - KINGS COLLEGE London
Humanitarian and Human Rights Responsibilities inInternational Political Theory
DAVID KARP - LONDON, University CollegeHENRY RADICE - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICALSCIENCE, The
Four HumanitarianismsSTEPHANIE CARVIN - LONDON, University of, ROYAL HOLLOWAYCOLLEGE
Building Moral Authority Out of Alienation: The Lonely Heartof Humanitarianism
STEPHEN HOPGOOD - LONDON, University of, SCHOOL OFORIENTAL & AFRICAN STUDIES (SOAS)
The right to return home – a quintessential human right oran exercise in state-building? The motivations underlying theInternational Community’s engagement in the Bosnianreturn process
ANNE KOCH - BERLIN, Freie Universität Berlin Graduate School ofTransnational Studies
Human Nature and International Political TheoryCHRIS BROWN - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICALSCIENCE, The
Panel 582 Room S 17
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The decline of democracy: Loss ofquality, hybridisation, and breakdown
Chair: Gero Erdmann - GIGA German Institute of Globaland Area Studies
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Matthijs Bogaards - BREMEN, Jacobs University
Decline of Democracy - an outline [tabled]GERO ERDMANN - GIGA German Institute of Global and AreaStudies
Between transitions and breakdowns: Presidentialinterruptions in Latin America
LEIV MARSTEINTREDET - BERGEN, Universitetet iMARIANA LLANOS - GIGA German Institute of Global and AreaStudies
From hybridization to breakdown - Lessons from ThailandMARCO BÜNTE - GIGA German Institute of Global and AreaStudies
Path-dependence and economic theories of regime support:Russia 2009
RICHARD ROSE - ABERDEEN, University ofWILLIAM MISHLER - ARIZONA, University of
Are democratisation and climate change bad for each other?PETER BURNELL - WARWICK, University of
Unanticipated Consequences of a Popularly SupportedDecision [tabled]
HERLIN CHIEN - National Sun Yat-sen University
Panel 214 Room S 18
Further Directions: Extending(democratic) Peace Research
Chair: Matthias Dembinski - PEACE RESEARCHINSTITUTE FRANKFURT
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Democratic Peace and its Realist ImplicationsHANS-JOACHIM SPANGER - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTEFRANKFURT
Qualitative futuresJOHN MACMILLAN - BRUNEL University
Further directions in democratic peace researchMATTHIAS DEMBINKSI - PEACE RESEARCH INSTITUTEFRANKFURT
Domestic Politics and ConflictALEXANDER THOMPSON - OHIO STATE University
A new look at the democratic peaceLUIGI CARANTI - CATANIA, Università di
Panel 121 Room S 20
Political implications of religiousevolution: How changes in religiosity
affect political behavior
Chair: Sarah Nicolet - GENÈVE, Université de
Co-Chair: Anke Tresch - GENÈVE, Université de
Disc.: -
Explaining Secularization Processes in Europe andElsewhere: Plurality versus modernity.
SANTIAGO PEREZ-NIEVAS - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma deGUILLERMO CORDERO - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de
Methodological dimensions of religiosity measurementJOSÉ RAMÓN MONTERO - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma deMARÍA CELESTE RATTO - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma deGUILLERMO CORDERO - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de
Religion and Euroscepticism: Direct and indirect effects –examining old questions with new evidence
HAJO G BOOMGAARDEN - AMSTERDAM, University ofANDRÉ FREIRE - Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia(CIES)
Alternative Forms of Religiosity and the Creation of SocialTrust: The Impact of Belonging, Behaving, and Believing inComparative Perspective
RICHARD TRAUNMÜLLER - KONSTANZ, Universität
Religion, religiosity and political attitudesIRENE MARTÍN - MADRID, Universidad Autònoma de
Panel 209 Room S 21
Problems of stabilisation of partysystem in new democracies
Chair: Ott Lumi - TALLINN University
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Institutionalization of the modes of party competition:Emerging bipolar competition in the CEE party systems?
MIZUHO NAKADA-AMIYA - NAGOYA University
Party system stabilisation in Central Europe: Record andprospects
PAUL G LEWIS - OPEN UNIVERSITY, The
Poland's quasi-institutionalized party system: Theimportance of elites and institutions
ANNA GWIAZDA - DUBLIN CITY University
Party System Competition in Post-Communist Europe (1990-2008): Institutionalization or Change?
ZSOLT ENYEDI - Central European UniversityFERNANDO BÉRTOA CASAL - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Party system consolidation: What factors? The case ofPoland, Czech Republic and Bulgaria
CHOLOVA BLAGOVESTA - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de
Panel 569 Room S 24
The radical right and the debate overimmigration policy
Chair: Elisabeth Carter - KEELE, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Nigel Copsey - TEESIDE, University of
Plataforma per Catalunya: Emergence, features and questfor legitimacy of a new radical right party in the Spanishautonomous region of Catalonia
AITOR HERNÁNDEZ CARR - IGOP-Universitat Autònoma deBarcelona
After Fortuyn: New radical right-wing populist parties in theNetherlands
DAVID ART - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTESARAH DE LANGE - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
How to explain the strange decline of the Vlaams Belang inBelgium?
TEUN PAUWELS - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de
The (de)politicization of immigrant integration and policyoutcome in Belgium.
ILKE ADAM - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de
Panel 585 Room S 25
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Governmental policy programperformance
Chair: Bram Verschuere - University College Ghent
Co-Chair: Dries Verlet - Research Center of the FlemishGovernment
Disc.: -
How to Monitor Treaties Effectively -- a Comparative Studyof Human Rights and Drugs
SAUL TAKAHASHI - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
Does one size really fit all? Differences in the aptitude ofpolicies to be evaluated by performance measures in theSwiss cantons
FRITZ SAGER - BERN, UniversitätADRIAN RITZ - BERN, Universität
Building state capacities? The case of the Poverty ReductionStrategy Paper cell in Mali
ISALINE BERGAMASCHI - INSTITUTE OF POLITICAL STUDIESSciences-Po/Paris
Panel 587 Room S 26
Social Justice After Neo-liberalCapitalism
Chair: Albena Azmanova - KENT, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Bruno Amable - PARIS I (PANTHÉON-SORBONNE), Université de
The Third Way After Neo-liberal CapitalismREECE KIRWIN - MELBOURNE, University of
Democratic failures and political inequality. Beyond thegorgian knot
GODOFREDO VIDAL DE LA ROSA - Universidad AutonomaMetropolitana-Azcapotzalco, México
Individual choice and citizen voice in UK welfareadministration: New Labour and New Right discoursecompared
VERITY ARCHER - MELBOURNE, University of
Social Justice between Varieties of Capitalism and Types ofDemocracies
ALBENA AZMANOVA - KENT, University ofPHILIPPE C SCHMITTER - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Panel 490 Room S 27
The Political Mobilisation ofEuroscepticism: Parties, Discourses
and Contentious Politics
Chair: Hans-Jörg Trenz - ARENA, University of Oslo
Co-Chair: Paul Statham - BRISTOL, University of
Disc.: John Erik Fossum - ARENA, University of Oslo
Euroscepticism or Alter-Europeanism? Actors and Motives ofthe French EU Referendum Debate in 2005 in a comparativeperspective
CLAUDIA WIESNER - MARBURG, Philipps-Universität
National variation in citizen support for the emerging Euro-polity. Comparing the effects of national identity and nationalcontext.
KONSTANTIN VÖSSING - OHIO STATE University
Party Contestation over Europe: Who Criticises Europe, HowMuch, and What for?
PAUL STATHAM - BRISTOL, University ofRUUD KOOPMANS - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum fürSozialforschung (WZB)
Cyberspace and European elections: Narratives and carriersof Euroscepticism online.
ASIMINA MICHAILIDOU - BRISTOL, University of
Show Me the Money! Political Conflict and Euroscepticism inEU Redistributive Politics
PIETER DE WILDE - OSLO, Universitetet I
Panel 377 Room S 28
Formal and Quantitative Research inComparative Politics and International
Relations
Chair: Michael Bechtel - ETH - Swiss Federal Instituteof Technology
Co-Chair: Andreas Dür - DUBLIN, University College
Disc.: -
Swaying Ageing Voters: Electoral Institutions and PensionReform in Representative Democracy
OLIVER PAMP - BREMEN, Universität
The impact of democratization on the formation of tradeblocs: An empirical analysis
LEONARDO BACCINI - DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE, University of
Dynamic Social Network Analysis of International ClimatePolitics: Changing Structural Configurations on the Way toCopenhagen
CHRISTIAN HIRSCHI - ETH Zürich
The Sword and the Coffers: The Domestic Fiscal Contractand International Bargaining
TERRENCE CHAPMAN - TEXAS AT AUSTIN, University ofPATRICK MCDONALD - TEXAS AT AUSTIN, University of
Words can hurt! Flogging the Stability Pact to Death and itsRepercussion on Public Debt Costs in the Euro Area
ROMAN GOLDBACH - GOETTINGEN, University ofCHRISTIAN FAHRHOLZ - MANNHEIM, Universität
Panel 588 Room 114
Political Trust in Europe: An updateof Citizens and the State
Chair: Marc Hooghe - LEUVEN, Katholieke Universiteit
Co-Chair: Sonja Zmerli - DARMSTADT, TechnischeUniversität
Disc.: Kenneth Newton - SOUTHAMPTON, University of
The Transformation of Trust. From Withering Condition toWavering Movement
MARK BOVENS - UTRECHT, University ofANCHRIT WILLE - LEIDEN, Universiteit
Embellishing Welfare State Reforms? Political Trust and theSupport for Welfare State Reforms in Germany
OSCAR GABRIEL - STUTTGART, UniversitätEVA-MARIA TRUEDINGER - STUTTGART, Universität
Is Political Trust an Evaluation of Institutions or Office-holders? Exploring the Dynamics of Trust in PoliticalInstitutions
LUKAS LINEK - ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE CZECH REPUBLICPAT LYONS - ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC
Political confidence and trust in democracies worldwide.Spurious relationships or true close friends?
KENNETH NEWTON - SOUTHAMPTON, University ofSONJA ZMERLI - DARMSTADT, Technische Universität
The Impact of Political Trust on Party Choice in BelgiumSOFIE MARIËN - LEUVEN, Katholieke UniversiteitMARC HOOGHE - LEUVEN, Katholieke UniversiteitTEUN PAUWELS - BRUXELLES, Université Libre de
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Trustworthy states, trusting citizens? A multilevel study intoobjective and subjective determinants of political trust
TOM VAN DER MEER - SOCIAL & CULTURAL PLANNING OFFICEPAUL DEKKER - SOCIAL & CULTURAL PLANNING OFFICE
Panel 410 Room 231
Rule of law in transformation
Chair: Hans-Joachim Lauth - WÜRZBURG, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Wolfgang Muno - MAINZ, Johannes Gutenberg-Universitaet
Democracy and the Rule of Law in Latin America [tabled]PETER THIERY - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
Constitutional Conflicts between Law and Politics inTransformation Societies. A Systems-theoretical Approach.
MICHAEL HEIN - GREIFSWALD, Ernst-Moritz-Arndt University
The Learning Curve Revisited. Building Rule of Law inEastern Europe
ALINA MUNGIU-PIPPIDI - HERTIE School of Governance
Stateness: A Prerequisite of Democracy and the Rule of LawSVEND-ERIK SKAANING - AARHUS UniversitetJØRGEN MØLLER - AARHUS Universitet
Constitutional Courts as Rule of Law Promoters: Theoreticaland Empirical Considerations
SASCHA KNEIP - BERLIN, Wissenschaftzentrum fürSozialforschung (WZB)
Understanding and Application of the Rule of Law Concept inCentral and Eastern Europe: Comparative Assessment[tabled]
PETRA GUASTI - WÜRZBURG University
Against all Odds? Judicial Review in ‘Illiberal Democracies’ inAsia
AUREL CROISSANT - HEIDELBERG, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität
Panel 202 Room 232
New policy instruments: To democratiseor to depoliticise?
Chair: Halpern Charlotte - PACTE FNSP, IEP Grenoble
Co-Chair: Patrick Le Galès - Sciences Po CNRS CEVIPOF
Disc.: -
How cities encounter Europe. Informal urban policy, formalinstruments and mechanisms of Europeanization at theurban level.
SAMUELE DOSSI - EXETER, University of
Analysing wind power policies through their instruments: Thecase of Denmark, Germany, and France
AURELIEN EVRARD - Sciences Po / CEVIPOF
Political patronage in policy-making processes: A new policyinstrument
PATRÍCIA SILVA - AVEIRO, Universidade deCARLOS JALALI - AVEIRO, Universidade de
The consultation regime of the European Commission and itsimpact on organised civil society
SANDRA KROEGER - BREMEN, Jacobs University
Panel 331 Room 329
Popular Support for DemocraticInnovations?
Chair: Åsa Bengtsson - ÅBO AKADEMI
Co-Chair: Mikko Mattila - HELSINKI, University of
Disc.: -
Does closeness foster support?: The evaluation ofparticipatory instruments in Spanish cities
JOAN FONT FÁBREGAS - CONSEJO SUPERIOR DEINVESTIGACIONES CIENTÍFICAS (CSIC)CLEMENTE NAVARRO - PABLO DE OLAVIDE, Universidad de
Petitions and Perceived Barriers to ParticipationCHRISTOPHER CARMAN - STRATHCLYDE, University of
Direct democracy and its critics: Support for DirectDemocracy and “Stealth” Democracy in Finland
MIKKO MATTILA - HELSINKI, University ofÅSA BENGTSSON - ÅBO AKADEMI
Questioning the European Electorate’s Political ProcessPreferences: A Theoretical Inquiry
JULIE HASSING NIELSEN - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Panel 502 Room H 09
Clandestine Violent Groups as aChallenge for Security Governance
Chair: Christopher Daase - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
Co-Chair: Thomas Biersteker - Graduate Institute ofInternational Studies
Disc.: Carolin Goerzig - UPPSALA Universitet
The Informalization of Security Policy. A MorphologicalApproach to the Study of Counter-Insurgency and Counter-Terrorism.
CHRISTOPHER DAASE - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-UniversitätGEORGIOS KOLLIARAKIS - MÜNCHEN, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
Transferring Responsibility from the Military to the Police inPeace Operations
CORNELIUS FRIESENDORF - DCAF, Geneva
Hybrid organisations at the crossroads – the case of HamasCAROLIN GOERZIG - UPPSALA Universitet
Panel 195 Room H 10
Protest Outcomes: MethodologicalPerspectives
Chair: Lorenzo Bosi - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITYINSTITUTE
Co-Chair: Katrin Uba - UPPSALA Universitet
Disc.: Marco Giugni - GENÈVE, Université de
Measuring Moving Targets: Defining and Evaluating Sims inthe Context of Governance
AUDRA MITCHELL - BELFAST, QUEENS University of
Market changes as movement outcomesPHILIP BALSIGER - LAUSANNE, Université de
To Concede or Not to Concede: Analysis of the Impact ofConcessions on Future Concessions
TAEHYUN NAM - SALISBURY UniversityJUSTIN TUCKER - CALIFORNIA STATE University - Fullerton
Protest Outcomes: Methodological PerspectivesJAVIER ALCALDE - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Panel 164 Room HPI 1
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Beyond or within constructivisttheorising (is silence golden)?
Assessing the boundary topoststructuralism, Pragmatism, and the
practice turn
Chair: Oliver Kessler - BIELEFELD, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Political Constructivism: The Political Construction of SocialKnowledge
PIKI ISH-SHALOM - JERUSALEM, Hebrew University of
From “Social Problem Theory” to “Public Problem Theory”?CHLOE VLASSOPOULOS - PICARDIE University
Right Back Where We Started From? Constructivism, RoleTheory and G.H. Mead
HARRY BAUER - LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICALSCIENCE, The
Taking sense and meaning seriously. Objective hermeneuticsas a tool for analysing politics
ULRICH FRANKE - BIELEFELD, University of
Common problems, situations and concepts: A pragmatist-conceptual approach towards European polity formation
VOLKER BALLI - EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Panel 499 Room HPI 2
Legitmacy and Metaphysics
Chair: Sorin Baiasu - KEELE, University of
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: -
Hospitality, Publicness, and the Regulation of the Borders ofthe Public Sphere
INES VALDEZ - NORTH CAROLINA-CHAPEL HILL, University of andNuffield College
Juridical Right and Practical Reason: Kant’s Rechtslehre asComprehensive Liberalism
TATIANA PATRONE - ITHACA College
The Paradox of Juridical ImperativesSORIN BAIASU - KEELE, University of
The Regulative Principle of Purposiveness in Kantian PoliticalJudgment
AVERY GOLDMAN - DEPAUL University
Panel 413 Room HPI 3
Religiously-Oriented Political Actorsin Secular Democratic States: The
Turkish Case in ComparativePerspective
Chair: Luca Ozzano - TORINO, Università degli studi di
Co-Chair: -
Disc.: Istar Gozaydin - ISTANBUL TECHNICALUniversity
Democracy as a tool for Marginalization and Impoverishment[tabled]
MUSTAFA KEMAL COSKUN - ANKARA UniversityBURCU SENTURK - ANKARA University
Continuity and Change in the Islamist Political Parties inTurkey: A Comparison of the moderate AKP (Justice andDevelopment Party) and the traditionalist SP (Felicity Party)
EVREN CELIK WILTSE - VIENNA, University of
Political Islam and the Military in TurkeyZEYNEP OYA YEGEN - BOSTON University
Turkish state as a religiously oriented political actorFABIO SALOMONI - KOC University
Can Turkish Left Create an Alternative Hegemonic Projectagainst the Islamists? [tabled]
OZGUR USENMEZ - MARMARA University
The Limits of the Political Moderation of Religiously OrientedParties: the Case of the AKP
BERNA YILMAZ - MILANO, Università degli studi di
Panel 250 Room HPI 4
Decentralisation in unitary states -the role of sub-national authorities
Chair: Andrea Fischer - HAGEN, Fern Universität
Co-Chair: Nathalie Behnke - HAGEN, Fern Universität
Disc.: -
The Development of Asymmetric Regionalism in Italy: TheCase of Northern Regions
ANDREA MIGNONE - GENOVA, Università degli studi di
Decentralization in France: The Jacobin State betweenInertia and Transformation
SABINE KUHLMANN - BERLIN, Humboldt-Universität zu
Decentralization in unitary states - the role of sub-nationalauthorities
ANDREA FISCHER - HAGEN, Fern UniversitätNATHALIE BEHNKE - HAGEN, Fern Universität
Panel 352 Room HFF 2
Political and Security Relations inAsia: Major Power Strategies,Conflicts and Cooperation 2
Chair: Carmen Amado Mendes - COIMBRA, Universityof
Co-Chair: Elena Atanassova-Cornelis - LEUVEN,Katholieke Universiteit
Disc.: Fei-Ling Wang - GEORGIA Institute ofTechnology
Assertiveness and pragmatism in international relations:How internal and external constraints shape China’s foreignpolicy
CARMEN AMADO MENDES - COIMBRA, Universidad de
Chinese Seapower: Reasons and Implications.SIMONE DOSSI - Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane (SUM)
The political economy of China’s foreign policyJULIA BADER - Bonn, German Development Institute
Of a Caged Tiger, an Emerging Dragon, and a BolderMatushka- India, China and Russia in the New World
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The Japan-China disputes in the East China Sea: Underlyingfactors and a constructivist approach
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Learning, Politics and the Media
Chair: Tereza Capelos - SURREY, University of
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PETER ESAIASSON - GÖTEBORGS UniversitetMIKAEL GILLJAM - GÖTEBORGS UniversitetMIKAEL PERSSON - GÖTEBORGS Universitet
Socialisation Influences on Young Children's DemocraticValue Orientations
SIMONE ABENDSCHÖN - FRANKFURT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität
Action-oriented individualismJOHANNES ANDERSEN - AALBORG Universitet
The challenging role of new and traditional mass media tothe formation of the political preferences
EVANGELIA MARKAKI - Aristotle University of ThessalonikiELENI APOSPORI - Athens University of Economics and Business(AUEB)
TV dramas and political learning in the UKTEREZA CAPELOS - SURREY, University ofALEXANDRA PINHORN - ROULA -
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Institutional Performance andDemocratic Quality in Southern Europe
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Dissatisfied societies: Comparing Italy and PortugalJOSÉ MAGONE - Berlin School of Economics
Political leadership, government performance, anddemocratic quality: The tale of Greece and Spain in the1980s
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The Role of Women's Organizations in the DemocratizationProcess under the AKP Government in Turkey
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The Europeanization of Cyprus’ National Parliament: Change,Continuity and Adaptation
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US Foreign Policy: The DomesticSetting 2: Power and Security
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Domestic-level variables of U.S. foreign policy making:American scholarship and American scholarly Cold Warsecurity discourse
HELLE PALU - TAMPERE, University of
Recommendations for Homeland Security: Dealing withWeapons of Mass Destruction and Terrorism
LISA M FARHAMY - The American University
The Established Discourse of American PowerEDWARD LOCK - WEST OF ENGLAND, University of the
The quest for total security: How domestic politics haveshaped American ballistic missile defence policy
ANDREW FUTTER - BIRMINGHAM, University of
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Why and How to get published?
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Panel 605 Room S 14
Symposium
The Future of East-West integration in Europe
Chairs: Gérard Grunberg, Sciences Po Paris,France
Vello Pettai, University of Tartu, Estonia
Discussants: Hiski Haukkala, Ministry for ForeignAffairs, Unit for Policy Planning andResearch, Helsinki, Finland
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Name Index
A
Aagaard Thuesen, Annette.................................... 123
Aarebrot, Frank ......... 20, 55
Aars, Jacob .......................68
Aarts, Kees........................31
Abe, Margarita Estevez 125
Abels, Gabriele .. 63, 97, 118
Abendschön, Simone ... 136
Aberbach, Joel............... 124
Ackaert, Johan............... 100
Adam, Ilke....................... 132
Adamson, Fiona ...............36
Aden, Hartmut ..................42
Adinolfi, Goffredo .............57
Adler-Nissen, Rebecca ...87
Aelst Peter, Van ...............86
Agapiou-Josephides,Kalliope...................... 136
Agcan, Muhammed ...... 110
Aggestam, Lisbeth .. 39, 130
Agh, Attila ................... 20, 46
Agner, Michael..................42
Aguilar, Susana ..... 116, 124
Ahrens, Petra ....................68
Ahrens, Regina.............. 106
Aidukaite, Jolanta.......... 116
Akarca, Ali T......................51
Akhtar, Parveen..... 117, 131
Akkerman, Tjitske ............87
Aksoy, Hürcan Asli........ 136
Alcalde, Javier ............... 134
Alcántara, Manuel ............50
Aldred, Rachel ..................82
Alemanno, Alberto ...........63
Allegra, Marco ............... 111
Allen, Pauline ....................96
Alles, Delphine............... 102
Allouche, Jeremy .............64
Allulli, Massimo.................49
Almeida, Dimitri ................83
Alonso, Alba ......................87
Alonso, Sonia................. 101
Alós-Ferrer, Carlos ..........62
Al-Yahya, Khalid...............99
Amable, Bruno. 39, 130, 133
Amado Mendes, Carmen...................... 73, 122, 135
Amat, Francesc ....... 51, 101
Anagnostou, Dia...............68
Anden-Papadopoulos, Kari.......................................68
Andersen, Johannes .... 136
Anderson, John ................82
Anderson-Gold, Sharon................................... 89, 110
Andeweg, Rudy ... 16, 28, 57
Andoura, Sami..................45
André, Audrey...................53
Andres, Mejia Acosta ......63
Anduiza, Eva............ 69, 125
Angelaki, Marina ........... 128
Angeli, Oliviero...............110
Anghel, Suzana ............... 67
Ansell, Chris ...................114
Ansell, Jim......................... 24
Ansolabehere, Karina ..... 78
Aparicio, Javier ................ 88
Apospori, Eleni ................................... 48, 57, 121, 136
Arboit, Gérald ................... 67
Archer, Verity..................133
Arieli, Dana ....................... 58
Ariely, Gal .......................104
Armingeon, Klaus .............. 6
Armitage, Faith...............105
Armstrong, Chris.............. 69
Arnaud, Sergent............... 58
Arndt, Friedrich ................ 69
Arnold, Christian .............. 43
Arnott, Margaret A........... 62
Art, David ........................132
Arzheimer, Kai.......................................33, 40, 99, 116
Arzoz, Xabier.................... 40
Åse, Cecilia.....................105
Ashour, Omar.................128
Asitadani, Diah...............102
Astudillo Ruiz, Javier ....101
Atanassova-Cornelis,Elena ..................122, 135
Attina, Fulvio...................103
Aubin, David ...............73, 92
Auer, Stefan...................... 59
Avant, Deborah ......110, 127
Avanza, Martina............... 77
Avdagic, Sabina............... 52
Aydin, Umut ...................... 93
Aylott, Nicholas ................ 74
Azizi, Karim....................... 39
Azmanova, Albena ..............
.......................37, 125, 133
Azzaoui, Mounir ............... 73
B
Baccini, Leonardo..........133
Bach, Tobias .................... 51
Bächtiger, André............118
Bäck, Hanna .............64, 111
Bader, Julia.............123, 135
Bader, Veit ........................ 53
Bagtazo, Heidi.................. 24
Baiasu, Sorin ..................135
Bailer, Stefanie................. 61
Bailey, Ian ......................... 68
Baisnee, O ......................113
Baker, Christopher .......... 62
Baker, Keith ....................106
Bakke, Kristin M............... 64
Balaguer, Jaime.............116
Balamir Coskun, Bezen . 97
Balão, Rodrigues .....48, 113
Balasuriya, Kanishka ....117
Balcanu, Anca ................131
Balcells, Laia ..................104
Balle Hansen, Morten......................................... 60, 99
Balsiger, Jörg ................. 114
Balsiger, Philip............... 134
Banai, Ayelet.....................69
Banaji, Shakuntala...........50
Bandelow, Nils............... 100
Banducci, Susan A ....... 107
Banholzer, Lilli ..................72
Bannan, Kelvin J ..............67
Banting, Keith ...................50
Bara, Judith .................... 103
Barbato, Mariano .............73
Barberet, Rosemary ........51
Barbosa, Carlos Elias .. 120
Bardi, Luciano.... 2, 6, 18, 31
Bargel, Lucie .....................77
Baringhorst, Sigrid ........ 110
Barisione, Mauro ........... 105
Barlai, Melani ................. 116
Baroncelli, Eugenia... 52, 64
Barraut, Lorenzo ........... 131
Barreto, Matt .....................76
Barta, Zsofia......................86
Bartle, Ian ..........................82
Bartle, John .......................43
Baruch Blich, Ben ............58
Barzelay, Michael.............99
Basedau, Matthias ........ 104
Baskan, Filiz................... 116
Bátora, Jozef.....................41
Batziou, Athanasia...........92
Bauer, Anja............... 53, 101
Baum, Tomas ................ 119
Baumann, Marcel.............57
Baumgärtner, Heiko ..... 127
Baumgart-Ochse, Claudia.................................... 119
Beauzamy, Brigitte ... 63, 73
Béchir, Michael .............. 119
Bechle, Karsten ............. 109
Bechtel, Michael 61, 62, 133
Beem, Betsi.................... 104
Beers, Robert....................59
Beetsma, Roel ..................63
Behnke, Andreas .......... 106
Behnke, Nathalie........... 135
Behrendt, Marc .................87
Beisheim, Marianne.. 29, 91
Bekkers, Victor .................99
Belchior, Ana Maria .. 43, 90
Belim Rodrigues, CéliaFelícia ........................ 113
Bell, Derek .........................77
Bellamy, Richard ..............41
Bellanova, Rocco .............54
Bellucci, Paolo ........... 41, 42
Bengi Gümrükçü, Selin .......
.............................. 79, 116
Bengtsson, Åsa ....... 91, 134
Benner, Thorsten .............93
Bennett, Lance .......... 86, 98
Benoit, Kenneth....... 53, 100
Berdnikovs, Andrejs ........82
Berenskoetter, Felix ..... 102
Bergamaschi, Isaline........................................82, 133
Berger, Lars....................128
Bergman-Rosamond,Annika .......................... 87
Berg-Schlosser, Dirk...........
...................20, 46, 91, 100
Berg-Sørensen, Anders.....................................107
Berlinski, Samuel............. 55
Bermeo, Nancy ........62, 121
Bernauer, Julian............... 45
Bernhagen, Patrick .......109
Bernhard, Stefan ...........114
Béroud, Sophie ..............130
Bersick, Sebastian ........122
Berte, K. ..........................101
Berti, Benedetta .............104
Bertrana, Xavier............... 40
Bertrand, Romain ..........118
Best, Heinrich................... 96
Beyers, Jan.......61, 109, 127
Bezes, Philippe ................ 60
Biedenkopf, Katja ..........115
Biegelbauer, Peter ........131
Biela, Jan ........................120
Biermann, Rafael............. 45
Biersteker, Thomas ........................................102, 134
Binder, Martin................... 52
Binderkrantz, Anne .......109
Binzer Hobolt, Sara.............
...................43, 71, 90, 117
Biorcio, Roberto .............107
Birch, Sarah...................... 53
Birdsall, Andrea ............... 59
Birnbaum, Maria .............. 50
Biscop, Sven ..............45, 54
Björklund, Fredrika .......... 54
Blagovesta, Cholova.....132
Blais, Andre ....................125
Blank, Florian .................104
Blätte, Andreas ................ 60
Blauberger, Michael ......104
Blavoukos, Spyros ........128
Blaydes, Lisa .................... 93
Block, Laura....................109
Blomkvist, Hans .............114
Blomme, Mieke ..............100
Blomqvist, Paula.............. 96
Blum, Sonja ....................106
Blume, Lorenz .................. 52
Bo Kaspersen, Lars ........ 50
Bobbio, Luigi..................... 84
Bochsler, Daniel...51, 52, 69
Bode, Ingo......................... 96
Boege, Volker.................101
Boekkooi, Marije .............. 78
Boekle, Bettina...........44, 81
Bogaards, Matthijs 111, 132
Bognar, Eva...................... 50
Bohle, Dorothee.........21, 84
Boix, Carles ...................... 53
Bol, Damien ...................... 52
Bolgherini, Silvia .............. 69
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Name Index
Bolleyer, Nicole ....... 45, 120
Bongardt, Annette............45
Bono, Irene........................91
Bonotti, Matteo .............. 115
Boomgaarden, Hajo G . 132
Borchert, Jens ..................45
Borge, Rosa ................... 115
Born, Hans ............................
..............38, 39, 48, 67, 77
Bornschier, Simon ...........99
Börzel, Tanja A .............. 118
Bos, Linda....................... 108
Bosi, Lorenzo .107, 119, 134
Bosold, David....................59
Bossong, Raphael ...........93
Boswell, Christina ......... 109
Botella Corral, Joan .........54
Botetzagias, Iosif..............68
Botterman, Sarah.......... 124
Boucek, Françoise .... 37, 83
Boutylkova, Eugenia..... 100
Bovens, Luc ............... 31, 79
Bovens, Mark ................. 133
Boyer, Robert....................39
Boyne, George .................42
Brack, Nathalie .................61
Bradbury, Jonathan .........60
Braig, Marianne ............. 106
Brandl, Bernd ................. 130
Branovic, Zeljko............. 118
Brans, Marleen .............. 131
Braun, Kathrin................ 118
Bräuninger, Thomas............
...................... 91, 100, 101
Breeman, Gerard .............81
Breindl, Yana ................. 123
Breitmeier, Helmut ........ 119
Brenez, L ...........................45
Breuillard, Michèle ...........58
Brewington, David......... 119
Brickner, Rachel...............49
Briggs, Jacqui ............ 16, 48
Brinkmann, Sören ............53
Briquet, Jean-Louis....... 112
Britto, Dalson ....................59
Brodrick-Okereke, Mabel.......................................92
Bronitt, Simon ................ 126
Brotons, Jean-Charles ....33
Brouard, Sylvain...............62
Brown, Chris ............ 59, 131
Brozus, Lars ......................29
Brühl, Tanja.......................91
Brummer, Klaus................40
Brune, Nancy ........... 83, 128
Brunet, Laura ....................63
Brunner, Martin........ 81, 101
Brusis, Martin ........................
..........24, 65, 71, 107, 116
Bruszt, Laszlo ............ 74, 84
Bryder, Tom ......................58
Brzinsky-Fay, Christian 131
Buckingham, David..........50
Buckley, Fiona ..... 42, 54, 67
Buckley-Zistel, Susanne .88
Budde, Kerstin ......... 35, 119
Budge, Ian......................................16, 43, 52, 57, 103
Budrich, Barbara ..............24
Buhaug, Halvard........62, 71
Bühlmann, Marc.............126
Bukow, Sebastian U .....121
Bull, Martin ............................
............ 2, 6, 16, 31, 52, 57
Bünte, Marco ..................132
Burau, Viola ...................... 50
Burchianti, Flora............... 92
Burman, Stephen ............ 84
Burnell, Peter............70, 132
Bursens, Peter ...............127
Busch, Andreas ............... 82
Busemeyer, Marius ...29, 44
Bush, Evelyn L ...............119
Bustelo, María .................. 87
Byatt, Dominic .................. 24
Bylok, Katarzyna.............. 92
Bytzek, Evelyn ................. 70
C
Cabeza, Laura ...............126
Cadot, Christine ............... 59
Caglar, Gülay ................... 40
Caglayan, Alper .............114
Caiani, Manuela.......79, 108
Cairns, Ed .......................121
Calca, Patrícia................113
Calderaro, Andrea...88, 123
Calenda, Davide .............. 98
Callaghan, Helen ............. 76
Callahan, Mat .................127
Calvo, Kerman ...............116
Campbell, Adrian ............. 69
Campus, Donatella ......... 52
Canan, Ebru .............60, 120
Caney, Simon................... 77
Canzano, Antonello.......121
Cao, Xun ........................... 74
Capelli, Claudia................ 68
Capelos, Tereza ..................
34, 48, 57, 67, 128, 135,
136
Caporusso, Letizia .......... 69
Caranti, Luigi ..........110, 132
Carbone, Maurizio........... 93
Cardenal, Ana Sofía .....101
Caré, Sébastien .............117
Carina, E. .......................... 58
Carlson, Tom..................115
Carman, Christopher ....134
Carmel, Emma ...........53, 70
Carmin, JoAnn ................. 49
Carothers, Thomas .......121
Carré, Emmanuel ............ 86
Carroll, Peter .................... 64
Carter, Elisabeth......33, 132
Carvalho, Sandra Silva 122
Carver, Terrell .................. 96
Carville, Justin.................. 68
Carvin, Stephanie..........131
Casado Asensio, Juan ... 90
Casal, Fernando Bértoa.....................................132
Casero, Andreu..............130
Casey, Donal.................... 63
Caspersen, Nina.............. 64
Castelli, Pietro ................127
Castiglione, Dario...... 41, 84
Castillo, Juan Carlos .......62
Castillo, Luque............... 112
Catir, Gul............................79
Ceccorulli, Michela........ 111
Cedroni, Lorella ............. 118
Celik Wiltse, Evren........ 135
Celis, Karen ....................................16, 29, 49, 57, 122
Cermák, Daniel.................78
Certomà, Chiara............ 105
Chabanet, Didier ..............33
Chakarova, Vessela ........83
Chambers, Paul......... 39, 83
Chang, Alex.................... 126
Chang, Yu-tzung ........... 126
Chapman, Terrence 78, 133
Charles, Julien............... 122
Charlotte, Halpern......... 134
Cheney, Emelyne.............45
Chien, Herlin .................. 132
Childs, Sarah ........... 49, 122
Chojnacki, Sven ............ 118
Christensen, JørgenGrønnegaard ............ 116
Christensen, Tom.............60
Christmann, Anna ......... 126
Christou, George..............74
Christou, Odysseas .........50
Cierco, Teresa ..................73
Cinar, Dilek................. 20, 55
Ciornei, Irina................... 127
Cisar, Ondrej.............. 49, 74
Ciuta, Felix ........................73
Clapham, Christopher .....76
Clark, Alistair.....................60
Clements, Kevin P. ....... 101
Clift, Ben ..................... 76, 86
Coen, David ......................61
Cognard, Etienne .............44
Colberg, Hagen ..................2
Cole, Alistair ................... 124
Coleman, Nathaniel .........40
Coller, Xavier ....................63
Colom, Francisco .............50
Colomb, Claire..................90
Colombo, Clelia ......... 30, 98
Colomer, Josep ................59
Colom-Gonzalez,Francisco......................50
Coman, Ramona ........... 103
Compston, Hugh ..............68
Connolly, David ............. 101
Connolly, Eileen .................6
Considine, Mark 50, 78, 115
Constantinou, Costas......................................... 48, 87
Contessi, Nicola ...............77
Coppieters, Bruno ......... 103
Copsey, Nigel ................ 132
Copus, Colin .....................49
Corcoran, Paul..................44
Cordero, Guillermo116, 132
Corpakis, Dimitri........ 17, 73
Correa, Patricia ............. 121
Costa Fernández, Oriol ..83
Costa Leite, Isabel ........ 120
Costa Lobo, Marina .........41
Costa, Oriol....................... 83
Costa, Sandra Liliana ...113
Costalli, Stefano...................
.....................34, 52, 86, 96
Couret Branco, Manuel 104
Cox, Michael...................112
Creitaru, Ioana ...............122
Cristancho, Camilo........110
Cristina Marchetti, Maria 41
Crivelli, Jessica ................ 69
Croft, Stuart ....................111
Croissant, Aurel .39, 83, 134
Cross, Bill ........................111
Crouch, Colin.................... 17
Curini, Luigi....................... 90
Cutler, Claire ..................127
D
da Rocha Resende, PauloEdgar ............................ 81
da Silva Júnior, JoséAlexandre .................... 59
Daase, Christopher .............
.........................82, 92, 134
Dabène, Olivier ..........41, 59
Daguerre, Anne .............106
Dahlerup, Drude .............. 77
Dahlgren, Peter................ 50
Dahlstrom, Carl ................ 70
Daléus, Pär .................48, 57
Dallara, C. .......................103
Damgaard, Bodil............115
Danchev, Alex .................. 87
Dandoy, Régis .........54, 128
Daniel, Antje ..................... 98
Darquenne, Raphaël.....106
Darracq, Vincent......46, 111
Däubler, Thomas .....43, 101
Daugbjerg, Carsten.......125
Davidiv, Eldad ................104
Davids, Tine...................... 58
Davidson, Paul................. 91
Davies, Kara ...................123
Daviter, Falk .................2, 80
de Almeida, MariaHermínia Tavares ...... 50
De Angelis, Gabriele....... 63
De Cock, Geert ................ 74
De Giorgi, Elisabetta....... 61
de Graaf, Laurens .........131
De Jong, Sijbren ............111
de Koning, Jaap.............131
de Kool, Dennis ............... 80
de la Calle, Luis .......86, 104
de la Porte, Caroline .....115
de Lange, Sarah ............132
De Peuter, Bart ........79, 108
de Renzio, Paolo ............. 64
de Rooij, Eline .................. 80
De Rosa, Roberto..........121
de Ruiter, Rik.................... 97
De Schutter, Helder ............
...........................40, 50, 78
de Vreese, Claes .................
.........................71, 86, 107
de Vries, Catherine .............
...................59, 60, 99, 117
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De Waele-DeGuchtenaere, E........ 101
de Wilde d'Estmael,Tanguy..........................54
de Wilde, Pieter ............. 133
Debiel, Tobias................ 118
Debus, Marc................... 111
Debusscher, Petra .. 44, 114
Decramer, Adelien .. 99, 100
Dedeurwaerdere, Tom . 105
Deitelhoff, Nicole ........... 127
Dejaeghere, Yves ............80
Dekker, Clare ................. 2, 6
Dekker, Henk .....................34, 39, 76, 96, 104, 113,
121
Dekker, Paul .... 80, 122, 134
Del Giorgio, Elena............87
Delgado Fernandez,Santiago .................... 112
della Porta, Donatella ........................................ 63, 79
Dellepiane Avellaneda,Sebastian .....................86
Delori, Mathias..................72
Delreux, Tom ....................83
Dembinski, Matthias ............
.............................. 31, 132
Denécé, Eric .....................67
Denezhkina, Elena ..........69
Deni, John ...................... 112
Denters, Bas .............. 30, 58
Depauw, Sam ...................61
Deschouwer, Kris.................
...................... 28, 111, 117
Detterbeck, Klaus....................................... 37, 64, 111
Deutsch, Franziska..........80
Devitt, Camilla................ 109
Devos, Carl........... 33, 71, 77
Dewan, Torun ............ 55, 61
Di Conza, Angiola ... 67, 135
Di Zubiena, Gattinara ... 127
Dicke, Willemijn ................92
Dieter Wolf, Klaus ......... 110
Dieterich, Sandra .............67
Digol, Diana.......................87
Dijkstra, Hylke...................40
Dimitrova, Antoaneta L ...80
Dinan, William................ 126
Dinas, Elias .................... 124
Dirk de Graaf, Nan...........51
Djamel, Mermat ............. 108
Djupsund, Göran ........... 115
Dlabac, Oliver ................ 126
Dmitricenko, Ieva .............76
do Céu Pinto, Maria...... 113
Dobson, Lynn............. 30, 40
Doerr, Nicole ......................................92, 97, 118, 131
Dolez, Charlotte................69
Donà, Alessia....................87
Doria, Giancarlo ...............64
Döring, Holger ..................90
Dossi, Samuele ............. 134
Dowding, Keith .................64
Dower, Nigel .....................77
Doyle, Martha ...................41
Drake, Michael..................50
Dreyer Hansen, Allan ...102
Dri, Clarissa ...................... 70
Drieghe, Lotte................... 45
Drieskens, Edith.......83, 120
Duch, Raymond ............... 46
Duchesne, Sophie.....20, 65
Duer, Andreas ................109
Duez, Denis ...................... 54
Duff, Andrew..................... 18
Dufresne, Anne ..............130
Duit, Andreas..................114
Dumitrescu, Delia ............ 57
Dumont, Patrick .........54, 64
Dupuy, Claire.................... 97
Dür, Andreas ............28, 133
Durose, Catherine .....49, 58
E
Ebbinghaus, Bernhard.... 96
Eberl, Oliver..............88, 107
Ebinger, Falk ..................108
Echazarra, Alfonso........125
Ecker-Ehrhardt, Matthias.....................113, 121, 128
Eddy Güzeldere, Ekrem.....................................112
Edelenbos, Jurian..........123
Edinger, Michael.............. 63
Edwards, Erica.......103, 117
Edwards, Guy................... 24
Edwards, Kathy..............122
Efthimiou, Dimitris .........115
Egeberg, Morten.............. 60
Eichler, Sabine................... 2
Eising, Rainer.................109
Ejnar Hansen, Martin...... 43
Ekman, Joakim ..........20, 55
Elaigwu, Jonah Isawa..... 76
Elbe, Stefan ....................126
Elchardus, Mark.............122
El-Enany, Nadine ............ 79
Elff, Martin.......................124
Elgie, Robert..................... 52
Elgstrom, Ole.................... 37
Elias, Anwen..................... 45
Elklit, Jørgen..................... 72
Elmelund-Præstekær,Christian.....................130
Elmer, Greg ....................115
Emanuele Parsi, Vittorio 96
Emmenegger, Patrick ..... 46
Engelken-Jorge, Marcos...............................76, 130
Engert, Stefan ....44, 53, 119
Enyedi, Zsolt.....21, 120, 132
Epifanio, Mariaelisa......... 55
Eppler, Annegret......65, 120
Erdmann, Gero ......109, 132
Eriksson, Katarina ........... 49
Erk, Jan ...................120, 128
Erkkilä, Tero ..................... 53
Erner, Yuliya ..................... 86
Erthal, Juliana .................. 98
Erzeel, Silvia..................... 49
Esaiasson, Peter ...........136
Escher, Tobias ................. 59
Esmark, Anders .............115
Esmer, Yilmaz............ 20, 55
Espindola, Roberto ... 16, 57
Espirito Santo, Ana..........48
Estevez Abe, Margarita 125
Estevez, Eduardo E.........67
Estrada Carvalhais, Isabel.................................... 120
Evans, Ana Maria.......... 130
Evans, Geoffrey................71
Evans, Jocelyn .......... 52, 99
Evens, T.......................... 101
Everson, Michelle.............67
Evrard, Aurelien............. 134
Eymeri-Douzans, Jean-Michel......................... 124
Ezrow, Lawrence .................
....................100, 103, 117
F
Faas, Thorsten .................80
Fagan, Adam ............. 30, 49
Fahrholz, Christian ....... 133
Falco, Albert ......................42
Fallend, Franz................ 120
Fanta, Emmanuel.......... 111
Farhamy, Lisa M ........... 136
Farhang, Cliff ................. 120
Farrance, Lisa...................78
Farrell, Katharine .......... 122
Farrelly, Michael............ 113
Faundez, Rocío ................70
Faust, Jörg ......... 50, 70, 123
Featherstone, Kevin ..... 128
Fehl, Caroline ...................64
Feindt, Peter .................. 105
Feldman, Ofer................ 130
Ferguson, Lucy.............. 113
Ferle, Tina .........................61
Fernández García, Manuel.......................................63
Fernández-Albertos, José.......................................55
Fernando Medina, Luis ...55
Ferran, Lluis Medir...........81
Ferreira do Vale, Helder .63
Ferreira, Virgínia ........... 114
Ferreira-Pereira, Laura....................................... 40, 41
Feth, Anja ....................... 118
Ficet, Joel ....................... 100
Fiegle, Thomas.................89
Fiket, Irena ........................81
Filho, Figueiredo ..............59
Fillieule, Olivier .............. 118
Fimreite, Anne Lise..........51
Findor, Andrej ...................59
Finger, Matthias................36
Fink-Hafner, Danica ............
.......................... 6, 21, 103
Finlayson, Alan .................96
Fischer, Andrea ............. 135
Fischer, Frank.....................................28, 72, 109, 126
Fischer, Jochen ............. 104
Fischer, Susanne .......... 110
Fishkin, James....... 118, 128
Fjelde, Hanne ...................62
Flam, Helen ...................... 74
Fleischer, Julia ...............116
Flesher 'Fominaya,Cristina ......................... 51
Flues, Florens .................. 83
Flynn, Andrew ................105
Föhrig, Alberto ................. 59
Follesdal, Andreas ....30, 78
Font Fábregas, Joan.....134
Ford, Robert ...................125
Forest, Maxime ................ 87
Foret, François................. 92
Formosa, Paul................119
Fortin, Jessica .................. 72
Fortunato, David .............. 89
Foss Hansen, Hanne...... 71
Fossum, John Erik ..............
.......................50, 108, 133
Fournier, Bernard ..106, 127
Fox, Senan James ........135
Fraanje, Rien............90, 108
Franceschet, Antonio....119
Franceschet, Susan ......105
Francon, Baptiste ..........130
Frank, Martin ..................110
Franke, Anja ...................109
Franke, Ulrich.........102, 135
Franklin, Mark ............71, 80
Franzese, Robert............. 53
Fredrikson, Anders.......... 62
Freedman, Jane............... 79
Freidenvall, Lenita........... 77
Freier, Alexander ...........110
Freier, Maximilian ..........130
Freire, André ......41, 43, 132
Frerichs, Sabine.............104
Freyermuth, Audrey ........ 84
Friberg, Lars ..................... 50
Fröhlich, Christian ........... 74
Frost, Mervyn ...........88, 131
Füg, Oliver ......................100
Fuhr, Harald................91, 97
Fuller, Sara ....................... 74
Funda Camkiran, Radiye.....................................128
Fung, Archon.................... 81
Funk, Patricia ................... 52
Furness, Mark .................. 45
Fuster Morell, Mayo ......123
Futter, Andrew ...............136
G
Gabriel, Oscar ..........49, 133
Gagatek, Wojciech .......... 42
Galais, Carolina ............... 98
Galbreath, David J .......... 49
Gallai, Sandor ................107
Gallego, Aina......30, 62, 125
Galligan, Yvonne .......68, 97
Galvin, Conor ................... 90
Gambert, Sylvain ............. 79
Garcia Albacete, Gema.. 68
García Guitián, Elena .........
...........................40, 53, 54
García Lupato, Fabio...... 79
Gardini, Gian Luca .......... 69
Garling, Stephanie .......... 40
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Gartzke, Erik .....................53
Gassler, Robert ............. 117
Gauck, Jennifer ................71
Gauja, Anika .............. 45, 83
Gawrich, Andrea ........... 109
Gaxie, Daniel ........... 84, 121
Gayer, Laurent............... 118
Gebhard, Carmen ............92
Gehne, David ....................40
Geis, Anna........ 98, 107, 127
Geissel, Brigitte ......... 29, 81
Gemenis, Kostas........... 117
Gentile, Antonina .............63
Gerbaudo, Paolo ..............78
Gericke, Karsten ................2
Geronik, Arie .................. 128
Gerschewski, Johannes .91
Gervais, Julie ................. 124
Gessler, Yann ...................74
Getimis, Panos .............. 108
Geys, Benny .....................64
Giannetti, Daniela ..... 52, 83
Gibney, Matthew J ...........60
Gibson, Rachel .. 89, 99, 115
Giebler, Heiko ................ 126
Giger, Nathalie............... 100
Gilardi, Fabrizio ....................
...................... 92, 115, 125
Gill, Peter .............. 38, 39, 57
Gillan, Kevin ......................82
Gilljam, Mikael ............... 136
Gimeno, Ricardo ..... 97, 114
Giorgi, Alberta................ 107
Giraud, Olivier...................33
Gissendanner, Scott Stock.......................................40
Giugni, Marco .. 49, 131, 134
Giuliodori, Massimo .........63
Giumelli, Francesco...... 102
Gleditsch, Nils Petter .............................28, 43, 52, 62
Gnisci, Augusto ....... 67, 113
Goebel, Christian .............91
Goerres, Achim ................41
Goerzig, Carolin ............ 134
Goetz, Klaus ............ 1, 2, 18
Goetze, Catherine......... 114
Gofen, Anat .......................63
Gogoladze, Nino ..............73
Goirand, Camille ..............59
Gold, Valentin ................ 121
Goldbach, Roman ......... 133
Goldman, Avery............. 135
Gomes Saraiva, Miriam ..69
Gómez, Braulio 'Fortes 126
Gómez, Raúl .....................83
Gonzalez, Johanna....... 118
Goodwin, Matthew 108, 125
Gordin, Jorge ............. 31, 88
Gorecki, Maciej.................91
Gormley-Heenan, Cathy.42
Gorokhov, Vitaliy ........... 101
Gosselin, Tania ................71
Gottwald, Eva ...................78
Gottweis, Herbert .............72
Gozaydin, Istar ...... 102, 135
Græger, Nina ....................87
Graf, Lukas........................44
Graf, Patricia .................... 98
Grasso, Ilario ..................107
Grävingholt, Jörn ...........123
Greasley, Stephen .......... 42
Green, Jane..............43, 117
Greene, Zachary............100
Green-Pedersen,Christoffer ..............43, 81
Greenwood, Dan ............. 81
Griera, Maria ..................127
Griffin, Liza......................105
Griggs, Steven ................. 50
Groenleer, Martijn..........102
Gromoglasova, Lisa ........ 93
Grönlund, Kimmo ..106, 118
Grønnegaard Christensen,Jørgen ........................116
Gropas, Ruby .................120
Gross, Eva ......................119
Große Hüttmann, Martin...............................65, 120
Grote, Juergen R ............. 68
Gruber, Lloyd.................... 93
Grunberg, Gérard ....21, 136
Grüning, Barbara ............. 58
Grunow, Dieter...............118
Gualmini, Elisabetta ......131
Guasti, Petra ..........101, 134
Guerrieri, Loredana......... 79
Guillaume, Xavier ..........127
Guinaudeau, Isabelle...... 79
Gullo, Domenico .............. 57
Gümrükçü, Selin Bengi ......
...............................79, 116
Gundelach, Birte.............. 98
Güney, Aylin ..................... 94
Gursoy, Yaprak ................ 54
Guttieri, Karen ........114, 122
Gwénaelle, Mainsant ....131
Gwiazda, Anna...............132
Gyarfasova, Olga ......69, 71
H
Haas, Christian ................ 70
Habermann, Friederike .. 62
Haegel, Florence ...........111
Häge, Frank...................... 28
Hagen, Terje P...............115
Hahn, Kristina.................114
Hakhverdian, Armen .....117
Hall, Timothy .................... 89
Hallerberg, Mark ..................
...................53, 63, 89, 125
Halligan, John .................. 60
Halpin, Darren ..........80, 109
Hamann, Kerstin....128, 130
Hammerschmid, Gerhard.....................................117
Hampshire, James .......... 60
Hanau Santini, Ruth......111
Hancke, Bob ..................... 62
Hancock, Linda ................ 86
Hanegraaff, Marcel .73, 109
Hanf, Kenneth .................. 71
Hänggi, Heiner ......................................39, 67, 76, 110
Hanlin, Rebecca ............127
Hannula, Mia.....................97
Hanretty, Chris..................70
Hansen, Martin Ejnar ......43
Hansen, Morten Balle .........
................................ 60, 99
Hansen, Randall...............60
Hansen-Magnusson,Hannes .........................54
Harbers, Imke ............ 50, 60
Hardiman, Niamh ...... 86, 93
Harfst, Philipp ............ 53, 72
Harkins, Claire ............... 126
Harle, Isabella.....................2
Harris, Paul G ...................77
Harrison, Neil ................. 117
Hart, Linda ...................... 131
Hartlapp, Miriam........ 80, 96
Hartleb, Florian ........ 82, 116
Hartmann, Christof........ 118
Harvey, Nicolas ............. 113
Hasenkamp, Miao-ling Lin.................................... 119
Hassan, Oz........................94
Hassel, Anke.................. 130
Hasson, Victoria ............ 105
Hastings, Michel...............61
Hatay, Mete.......................48
Haug, Constanze .......... 123
Haugsgjerd Allern, Elin ...45
Haukkala, Hiski 21, 103, 136
Haunss, Sebastian ....... 127
Haus, Michael ................ 108
Häusermann, Silja ...........46
Haverland, Markus ..........61
Hawkridge, Louise ........ 2, 6
Hayes, Graeme ................30
Häyhtiö, Tapio ............... 110
Haynes, Jeffrey ....... 36, 102
Hays, Jude ........................74
Hedayat, Ali................ 50, 79
Heiduk, Felix .....................76
Hein, Michael ................. 134
Heinrich, Horst-Alfred... 113
Heise, Arne........................52
Heisler, Barbara Schmitter................................ 98, 99
Heisler, Martin...................98
Helbig, Bettina ............... 127
Helbling, Marc A...... 39, 114
Helgøy, Ingrid ...................62
Helland, Leif ......................43
Hellevik, Siri Bjerkreim . 126
Hellmann, Gunther 102, 127
Hellquist, Elin ................. 102
Hellstrom, Johan ..............90
Hellwig, Timothy............ 117
Helmerich, Nicole.............91
Hemmati, Minu .................50
Hennig, Anja ........ 36, 73, 82
Henninger, Annette....... 106
Hennl, Annika ................ 120
Henrich, Horst-Alfred.......96
Hepburn, Eve ....... 37, 65, 93
Herborth, Benjamin... 35, 92
Herman, Lior .............. 51, 70
Hernández Carr, Aitor .. 132
Herranz Surralles, Anna .83
Herrera Catalán, Nadya..69
Herrmann, Michael ....... 105
Herrmann, Richard.......... 20
Herweijer, Michiel ....90, 108
Herzog, Alexander .......... 43
Hess, Natalie M ............... 45
Hesselmann, Elena.......126
Heupel, Monika ..............102
Hien, Josef ................72, 116
Hils, Jochen ...................... 98
Hino, Airo .......................... 90
Hirschi, Christian ...........133
Hirzalla, Fadi .................... 50
Hjorth, Frederik ................ 90
Hobolt, Sara Binzer.............
...................43, 71, 90, 117
Hoennige, Christoph ....... 62
Hoepner, Martin ............... 39
Hofferberth, Matthias ..........
...............................91, 110
Hoffmann, Bert...............106
Hoffmann-Lange, Ursula...............................21, 112
Hoffmann-Martinot,Vincent ......................... 77
Hofmann, Andreas .......... 67
Hofmann, Jeanette.......... 82
Hofmann, Tobias ............. 83
Hofmann, Wilhelm ........... 69
Hohmann, Rene Peter.... 58
Holli, Anne Maria .....49, 131
Hollomey, Christina.......127
Holtermann, Helge .......... 62
Holzinger, Katharina ....... 87
Holzscheiter, Anna ........126
Hombrado, Angustias ..... 65
Homme, Anne .................. 62
Hooghe, Marc.........125, 133
Hoover, Joseph................ 59
Hopgood, Stephen ........131
Hopkin, Jonathan ......51, 60
Hopmann, David Nicolas.....................................121
Höpner, Martin .....21, 39, 84
Höppner, Ulrike ......101, 124
Horn, Laura.....................126
Hortala-Vallve, Rafael .... 61
Horton, John ..................... 40
Horvath, Anna .................. 53
Horvath, Dora.................126
Höse, Alexander .............. 59
Hoss, Esti .......................... 63
Hough, Dan....................... 32
Houlberg Salomonsen,Heidi............................124
Hovi, Jon ........................... 43
Howarth, David ................ 50
Howlett, Michael 79, 87, 108
Høyland, Bjørn .....28, 43, 90
Hrisoskulov, Hristofor ..... 44
Hristov, Todor................... 70
Huber, Sascha ................. 67
Hudson, Christine............ 69
Huebscher, Evelyne......131
Hueglin, Thomas O ......... 78
Huelss, Hendrik .............127
Hug, Simon .................61, 72
Hughes, James ........73, 121
Hugh-Jones, David ......... 61
Huiberts, Susanne........... 57
Huigens, Judith ................ 64
142
Name Index
Hummel, Hartwig .............67
Hummelsheim, Stefan.....98
Humphrey, Mathew .........82
Humrich, Christoph... 69, 82
Hunger, Uwe .....................98
Hur, Joon-Young ..............50
Hustedt, Thurid .............. 116
Hutton, Lauren........... 39, 77
Hyman, Richard............. 130
Hyvärinen, Matti ............ 105
I
Iacoboaei, Cezara............52
Iglesias Alonso, Ángel.. 116
Inan, Ece............................76
Ingram, Attracta................40
Ioannou, Christina......... 128
Iosifides, Theodoros ........68
Itçaina, Xabier...................92
Iturre, Maite J ....................70
Ivo, Anete Brito Leal ..... 123
Izmirli, Idil P.......................61
J
Jachtenfuchs, Markus........................................ 21, 74
Jackson, Nigel ..................76
Jackson, Richard ...... 84, 94
Jackson, Stewart M ...... 121
Jacobs, Jörg......................59
Jaekel, Tim ................. 21, 84
Jahn, Beate .................... 107
Jahn, Detlef ........ 74, 87, 114
Jakobi, Anja.......................72
Jalali, Carlos .................. 134
Jamal, Amaney.............. 121
James, Oliver ....................42
Jann, Werner ..... 32, 60, 124
Janning, Frank..................63
Jansson, Jenny ....... 57, 128
Jarl, Maria..........................62
Jarman, Neil ......................57
Jasiewicz, Joanna............74
Jaspers, Eva .....................51
Javier, Francisco ........... 112
Jawad, Pamela .................82
Jean-Gabriel, Contamin.................................... 122
Jeffares, Stephen.............91
Jennings, Will..... 43, 81, 102
Jensen, Lotte ........... 32, 116
Jensen, Nathan ............. 125
Jentges, Erik .....................41
Jessee, Stephen ..............78
Jessop, Bob ............. 81, 113
Jesús Nieto, Maria ...........97
Jetschke, Anja ........... 44, 53
Jimenez-Buedo, Maria ....55
Joas, Marko.............. 29, 101
Joel Andersson, Jan. 45, 54
Joerges, Christian ......... 104
Johansson, Johanna .......58
John, Peter ...59, 69, 81, 125
Johnston, Michael ......... 118
Johnston, Richard ............50
Joras, Ulrike ................... 110
Jørgensen, Knud Erik .........
.................................37, 74
Jørgensen, Martin 'Bak 109
Jørgensen, Torben Beck71
Jose Hierro, Maria ........... 93
José Piletti, Felipe ........... 76
Joshi-Koop, Sima ............ 87
Jou, Willy.........................105
Jucknat, Kim ..................... 89
Jun, Uwe ........................... 64
Juncos, Ana E ................103
Jungherr, Andreas........... 48
Junka, Laura...................105
Jurado, Ignacio ....................
...................42, 51, 63, 101
Jusko, Karen ..................125
Jütersonke, Oliver ........... 83
K
Kadirbeyoglu, Zeynep .... 49
Kaftanzoglou, Ioanna....105
Kailitz, Steffen ............61, 70
Kaina, Viktoria ................109
Kaiser, André..............6, 120
Kaiser, Lutz C.................131
Kaiser, Robert .................. 45
Kajnc, Sabina ................... 40
Kalebe-Nyamongo,Chipiliro ........................ 48
Kalev, Leif .............20, 46, 99
Kallerud, Egil ..................127
Kalman, Judit.................... 81
Kalnes, Oyvind...............115
Kaltwasser, CristóbalRovira ........................... 82
Kamis, Ben ....................... 78
Kangur, Kati...................... 43
Kantner, Cathleen ........... 54
Kantola, Johanna ................
.......................29, 114, 131
Kao, Pei-Shan ................120
Karl, Terry Lynn ............... 62
Karlsson, Michael ............ 88
Karolewski, IreneuszPawel..........................109
Karp, David ...............59, 131
Kars, M. ...........................106
Karvonen, Lauri ............... 91
Kas, Kinga.................42, 128
Kasekamp, Andres.......... 70
Kasprowicz, Dominika .... 70
Kathan, Constanze .......115
Katz, Richard.........................................37, 60, 83, 111
Kaufman, Ilana................. 61
Kauppi, Niilo ...........6, 35, 86
Kavada, Anastasia ........123
Kayser, Mark .................... 93
Keane, John ..................... 17
Keil, Silke I ........................ 49
Kellow, Aynsley................ 64
Kelly, John ..............128, 130
Kemal Coskun, Mustafa.....................................135
Keman, Hans..............16, 57
Kemmerling, Achim...46, 55
Kench, Mark .................6, 24
Kennedy, Liam..................68
Kennedy, Steven..............24
Kentas, Giorgos....... 98, 128
Kerby, Matthew ................54
Kern, Thomas ................ 102
Kerpershoek, E.F.P. ..... 100
Kerremans, Bart ...............83
Kersting, Norbert ........... 126
Keskiner, Elif .................. 127
Keskitalo, Carina ..............58
Kessler, Oliver ......................
................35, 82, 110, 135
Kessler, Stefanie ....... 44, 68
Khalili, Laleh......................94
Khanna, J ....................... 135
Kim, Nuri ......................... 128
Kim, Soo Yeon..................83
Kinnvall, Catarina.......... 130
Kirchner, Antje ..................44
Kirchner, Emil ................ 111
Kirwin, Reece................. 133
Kiss, Balázs................ 17, 73
Kiss, Simon J ................. 121
Kissack, Robert ......... 64, 83
Kissau, Kathrin ........ 98, 117
Kittel, Bernhard.................43
Kjær Jørgensen, Signe 113
Kjær, Anne Mette .... 50, 109
Kjaer, Poul F .................. 104
Klandermans, Bert .... 78, 90
Klein, Nadia.......................74
Kleingeld, Pauline ......... 110
Klemm, Michael................67
Klemmensen, Robert ......43
Klevesath, Lino .................82
Klieman, Aharon............ 128
Klijn, E H ............................88
Klimke, Martin ...................63
Klingemann, Hans-Dieter....................16, 20, 46, 48
Klinke, Ian..........................73
Klüver, Heike.......... 109, 117
Kneip, Sascha ............... 134
Kneip, Veronika ............. 110
Knill, Christoph .. 71, 87, 114
Knodt, Michele..................98
Knodt, Michèle..................65
Knutsen, Carl Henrik .......43
Knutsen, Oddbjørn ... 79, 93
Kobusch, Alexander ........63
Koc, Karolina Michalska.................................... 115
Koch, Anne..................... 131
Kodate, Takako ............. 114
Koenig, Matthias ........... 127
Koessler, Reinhart ...........53
Kohlrausch, Bettina .........44
Koivisto, Marjo ..................87
Kokkonen, Andrej.... 39, 135
Kolliarakis, Georgios .... 134
Köllner, Patrick .................91
Konoe, Sara ................... 130
Konstantinidis, Nikitas.....62
Koop, Christel .......... 70, 102
Koopmans, Ruud .... 41, 133
Kornprobst, Markus .........87
Körösényi, András ........ 126
Korte, Nina ..................... 109
Kosmidis, Spyros............. 67
Koß, Michael ........2, 32, 105
Kostelecky, Tomás.......... 58
Kotnarowski, Michal ..79, 93
Kotonen, Tommi ............105
Kotsonopoulos,Loudovikos .................. 81
Koutalakis, Charalampos.....................................128
Kovács, Éva...................... 59
Kovats, Laszlo.................... 2
Kraft-Kasack, Christiane 77
Krahmann, Elke ...................
.....................110, 118, 127
Krajewski, Markus .........104
Kramer, Julia .................... 24
Kranz, Nicole .................... 91
Krasovec, Alenka ............ 89
Krasteva, Anna ..............124
Kratochwil, Freidrich ....... 73
Kraus, Peter A....40, 50, 125
Krause, Keith..................111
Krause, Philipp................. 64
Krebs, Lutz F .................... 86
Kreide, Regina ...58, 69, 104
Kreppel, Amie................... 18
Krieger, Kristian ............... 58
Krieger, Wolfgang............ 67
Kriesi, Hanspeter .................
................ 21, 77, 120, 126
Kristensen, Niels............128
Kritzinger, Sylvia..33, 43, 52
Kroeger, Sandra ............134
Kroh, Martin ................62, 77
Kroll, Alexander .............117
Kruijt, Dirk .......................106
Krummenacher, Paul....123
Kryzhanouski, Yauheni .. 92
Kübler, Daniel...........77, 123
Kubo, Keiichi ..................103
Kuehn, David.................... 39
Kuhlmann, Sabine.108, 135
Kuhlmann, Stefan............ 52
Kuhn, Frank ................17, 73
Kuhn, Raymond .............113
Kuhnle, Stein ..............21, 94
Kulawik, Teresa ............... 40
Kumar, Arvind ................122
Kumar, Ashwani............... 62
Kumlin, Staffan...........21, 94
Kümmel, Gerhard ..........127
Künkler, Mirjam ................ 82
Kunneke, Rolf................... 44
Kuo, Alexander ................ 55
Kurki, Milja ........................ 62
Kürschner, Isabelle ......... 49
Kurtoglu Eskisar, Gul M.....................................109
Kustermans, Jorg ............ 54
Kutscher, Jens ...............110
Kutter, Amelie...........54, 110
Kuzmicheva, Larisa......... 44
Kymlicka, Will ................... 50
L
Laatikainen, Katie............ 64
Lachat, Romain..........43, 60
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Name Index
Lacina, Tomas ..................61
Ladner, Andreas...... 40, 106
Lægreid, Per .....................60
Lago, Ignacio ........... 79, 124
Lagos, Francisco M .........43
Laidi, Zaki ................. 21, 136
Lajh, Damjan.....................89
Lakshmi, Vijaya ............. 122
Lambach, Daniel ..... 91, 101
Landwehr, Claudia........ 108
Lanefelt, Lily ......................50
Lang, Sabine............ 68, 131
Langan, Mark ....................93
Langlois, Ganaele ......... 115
Laperrouza, Marc...... 44, 82
Lapuente, Victor ...... 70, 107
Lattunen, Tuija..................97
Lau, Richard R............... 104
Lauriola, Marco.................77
Lauth, Hans-Joachim ... 134
Lawless, James................63
Lawrence, Emiliy ..............24
Lawson, Denis ............... 118
Laycock, David .............. 108
Le Galès, Patrick........... 134
Le Lidec, Patrick...............60
Lechaux, Bleuwenn .........92
Lechevalier, Arnaud 39, 131
Lederer, Markus ...............97
Ledwidge, Mark ............. 120
Leemann, Lucas...... 46, 100
Lees, Charles....................51
Lefkofridi, Zoe ...................90
Lehmann, Karsten ........ 119
Lehmbruch, Gerhard .......19
Lehrke, Jesse Paul ....... 102
Lei, Ji ............................... 120
Leigh Hinthorne, Lauren.................................... 113
Leigh, Ian ...........................77
Leininger, Julia .................82
Leisse, Olaf .................... 124
Leiteritz, Ralf .....................72
Lendvai, Noemi ............. 116
Lengauer, Guenther ..... 130
Lenschow, Andrea ...........71
León Alfonso, Sandra .............................. 51, 101, 120
Leonova, Anastassia.... 102
Leopold, Aaron .................62
Letamendia Onzain,Arkaitz ........................ 102
Letamendía, Francisco 103
Leubolt, Bernhard ............62
Leuffen, Dirk................... 100
Leunig, Sven .....................64
Levi-Faur, David...............92
Levy, Carl ..........................79
Levy, Roger.......................99
Lewis, Jenny M.................50
Lewis, Paul G................. 132
Lewis-Beck, Michael........41
Lialiouti, Zinovia....... 96, 113
Lidström, Anders ....... 49, 68
Liebert, Ulrike................. 117
Liebhart, Karin ..................59
Liese, Andrea....................91
Lilleker, Darren.............................34, 76, 96, 113, 121
Linares, Sebastian .......... 78
Lindstaedt, Rene ...........125
Linek, Lukas ...................133
Ling, Tom ........................117
Lisi, Marco......................... 46
Lisle, Debbie...............40, 87
Lister, Michael .................. 40
Livnat, Aviv ....................... 58
Llamazares, Ivan .......41, 50
Llanos, Mariana .......78, 132
Lloyd Williams, Howard 119
Lo Russo, Michele........... 63
Lo, Nigel ............................ 96
Lock, Edward..................136
Lodge, Martin .............42, 82
Loeber, Anne..............53, 63
Löf, Annette ...................... 58
Lofgren, Karl ..................... 54
Lombardo, Emanuela .........
...............................87, 114
Loomes, Gemma ............. 42
Lord, Christopher.....41, 108
Louault, Frédéric.............. 59
Lovric, Kristina ...............107
Lowe, Will........................117
Lowery, David .................. 61
Lowndes, Vivien.........49, 58
Lozano, Pilar .................... 72
Lu, Catherine.................... 88
Lubbers, Marcel ............... 51
Lucarelli, Sonia ..............111
Luckau, Pamela ............... 90
Luckham, Robin............... 48
Luhan, Wolfgang ............. 43
Lumi, Ott..........................132
Luskin, Robert107, 118, 128
Luther, Kurt Richard......108
Lutz, Georg 43, 52, 105, 117
Lyons, Pat .................99, 133
M
Maatsch, Aleksandra ....117
Mabbett, Deborah......67, 96
Mache, Lutz ........................ 2
Macleod, Alistair ............123
MacMillan, John.31, 98, 132
Madeley, John............73, 82
Maegli, Martin.................102
Magone, José.................136
Magre, Jaume .................. 40
Mahner, Sebastian .......... 97
Mahoney, Christine ......... 61
Mair, Peter ..........18, 45, 115
Major, Claudia ................119
Malamud, Andrés ............ 69
Malang, Thomas.............. 96
Maldonado, Gerardo.....124
Malley, Rosa...................105
Maloney, William ............... 6
Manea, Gabriela Maria .................................36, 48, 76
Manners, Ian ..................130
Manzano, Dulce............... 55
Marácz, László...............111
Maragoni, Francesco....101
Marchand, Jérôme .......... 57
Marchetti, Raffaele .......... 63
Marchi, Ludovica ..............54
Margetts, Helen ................59
Maria, Sandra .......... 48, 113
Mariën, Sofie.................. 133
Marier, Patrik.....................41
Marinetto, Michael ...........40
Markaki, Evangelia ..............
...................... 57, 121, 136
Marko, Joseph ............... 117
Markowski, Radoslaw .........
........................ 21, 71, 120
Marques Bessa, António.................................... 113
Marquis, Lionel .............. 105
Marschall, Stefan .............67
Marsden, Lee ........... 84, 102
Marsh, Michael .................91
Marsh, Rosalind ...............61
Marsic, Tomislav ..............89
Marsikova, Katerina.........63
Marsteintredet, Leiv ...... 132
Martens, Kerstin ...............72
Martí, Salvador .................59
Martin, Alex .......................67
Martin, Irene ................... 116
Martin, James ............ 76, 96
Martin, Lanny W ............ 100
Martínez Barahona, Elena.......................................78
Martínez, Guadalupe.... 112
Martinsen, Dorte...............96
Martin-Víde, Carlos..........73
Martín-Vide, Carlos..........17
Marzinotto, Benedicta .....55
Mastropaolo, Alfio ................
........................ 57, 84, 121
Matagne, Geoffroy ........ 128
Matei, Cristiana ................39
Mateo, Gemma.............. 109
Mateos, Araceli.................50
Mathabatha, Kgoshi ........67
Mathur, Navdeep .......... 101
Mattei, Paola .....................70
Mattila, Mikko ................. 134
Mattoni, Alice ....................92
Mau, Steffen............... 21, 94
Maurer, Heidrun ...............44
Mayer, Hartmut.................86
Mayer, Matthias......... 51, 70
Mayerhoeffer, Eva ...........86
Mayoral, Juan ...................78
Mazeaud, Alice .............. 122
Mazzoleni, Oscar ...... 77, 93
McAllister, Ian ...................89
McCrisken, Trevor......................38, 94, 120, 128, 136
McDonald, Michael D ... 103
McDonald, Patrick... 53, 133
McDonnell, Duncan .. 57, 93
McElroy, Gail...... 33, 43, 100
Mearsheimer, John..............
..................15, 17, 19, 103
Mechant, P. .................... 101
Medina Iborra, Iván..........93
Medrano, Juan Diez . 20, 65
Meier, Henk Erik...............83
Meijer, Albert.....................98
Meijer, Hugo......................94
Meijer, Marjolein.... 108, 117
Mejia Acosta, Andres...... 63
Melcior, Josef ................... 88
Melischek, Gabriele ........ 60
Memoli, Vincenzo ............ 81
Mendes, Carmen Amado.......................73, 122, 135
Menon, Anand................107
Menter, Ian........................ 62
Menz, George .................. 51
Merand, Frederic ............. 87
Mercea, Dan ..................... 50
Meret, Susi........................ 99
Merkel, Wolfgang 14, 17, 65
Meseguer, Covadonga... 88
Mette Kjær, Anne ....50, 109
Meuleman, Louis ...........106
Meyer, Sarah.................... 79
Miazhevich, Galina.......... 61
Michaeler, Matthias.......113
Michaelowa, Axel ............ 83
Michaelowa, Katherina... 52
Michailidou, Asimina .....133
Michalak, Katja................. 71
Michalik, Susanne ........... 72
Michalowski, Ines ..........109
Midlarsky, Elizabeth ........ 48
Midlarsky, Manus ............ 48
Midtgård, Trude ............... 83
Mihalikova, Silvia .......37, 69
Mikhaylov, Slava............100
Mikler, John ............104, 117
Miklin, Eric...............108, 109
Milelli, Christian..............118
Miliopoulos, Lazaros .....116
Millar, Ross ....................... 91
Miller, Bernhard ............... 68
Milner, Henry ..................106
Milner, Susan .................130
Mincheva, Elitsa.............120
Minkenberg, Michael....... 73
Mishler, William..............132
Miskimmon, Alister .......... 73
Mitchell, Audra ...............134
Mochnacki, Alex.............127
Mohl, Philipp ..................... 93
Moissonnier, Loïc ............ 63
Mokre, Monika ...............114
Molina, Oscar Romo ....... 55
Molins, Joaquim.........6, 124
Möller, Frank .................... 35
Møller, Jørgen ................134
Mölling, Christian ...........119
Monange, Benoit ...........126
Mondon, Aurelien ............ 99
Monkerud, Lars C............ 80
Montanari, Arianna.......... 59
Montano Reyes, Monica...............................48, 121
Montero, Jose Ramón .... 36
Montero, José Ramón....................................124, 132
Montijano, Sánchez ........ 70
Moore, Margaret ............123
Moore, Thomas................ 87
Mor, Ben D......................113
Morales, Laura .........49, 125
Moran, Jon ..................68, 97
Morcillo Laiz, Álvaro......126
144
Name Index
Morgan, Glyn ..... 37, 50, 125
Morgan-Jones, Edward ..64
Morin, Jean Frederic .... 127
Moro, Francesco ....................................34, 52, 86, 96
Morselli, Davide......... 39, 82
Mortensen, Peter B..........43
Mosca, Lorenzo................98
Mota Consejero, Fabiola 63
Mourão Permoser, Julia.................................... 127
Movileanu, Angela ...........68
Moyano Barahona,Cristina..........................50
Mozaffari, Mehdi...............70
Mueller, Harald .......... 88, 98
Mueller, John ....................53
Mueller-Debus, AnnaKristin ......................... 126
Muftuler-Bac, Meltem ......54
Mukwevho, Seth...............57
Müller, Franziska..... 40, 100
Müller, Lisa ..................... 107
Müller, Markus-Michael 118
Müller, Wolfgang ... 107, 111
Mungiu-Pippidi, Alina ... 134
Muno, Wolfgang ...... 88, 134
Muñoz, Luz........................81
Murakawa, Naomi ............55
Murphy, Susan .................59
Murray, Tom........... 104, 128
Mutlu, Hande.....................64
Myant, Martin ....................76
Mysliwiec, Malgorzata.....80
N
Naab, Anna .......................71
Nabers, Dirk ................... 102
Nadalutti, Elisabetta ........69
Nakada-Amiya, Mizuho 132
Nam, Taehyun ............... 134
Napolitano, Paolo.......... 128
Nasti, Andrea ....................76
Navabi, Hesamedin ...... 128
Navarria, Giovanni ........ 123
Navarro, Carmen .............49
Navarro, Clemente ....... 134
Navarro, Julien .................45
Navarro, Tania..................50
Negretto, Gabriel..............88
Neiman, Susan .................89
Nelson, Moira............. 62, 72
Nenezic, Dragutin ......... 103
Neumayer, Christina..... 110
Neveu, Erik........................68
Newell, James L...............57
Newell, Peter.....................97
Newey, Glen .....................36
Newton, Kenneth .......... 133
Nezi, Roula........................42
Nicolet, Sarah ................ 132
Niederberger, Andreas ...69
Niedner, Ulrike..................86
Nielsen, Julie Hassing.. 134
Niemann, Arne..................64
Niemann, Holger ..............98
Niesyto, Johanna .......... 110
Nijzink, Lia......................... 72
Niklasson, Birgitta..........123
Nikolai, Rita....................... 33
Nikolenyi, Csaba.............. 54
Nikolova, Elena ................ 72
Noleto Filho, Pedro Aquino.....................................130
Nölke, Andreas ................ 39
Nolte, Detlef...................... 88
Nooruddin, Irfan ............... 55
Nordbeck, Ralf ...............114
Nørgaard, Asbjørn Sonne.....................................130
Norheim-Martinsen, Per M....................................... 93
Norman, Wayne............... 78
Norris, Pippa.........16, 17, 57
Norval, Aletta..................131
Nousiainen, Kevät .........131
Novais, Rui .......................41
Nullmeier, Frank ......86, 104
Numan, Berna ................109
O
O’Loughlin, Ben ............... 73
Oberthür, Sebastian..64, 74
Oelsner, Andrea............... 69
Offerman, Theo................ 43
OFlynn, Ian .....................111
Ogurlu, Ebru ..................... 99
Olcese, Cristiana ...........105
Olesen, Thomas .............. 63
Olivas Osuna, Jose Javier....................................... 42
Olmastroni, Francesco .105
Olsen, Espen.................... 41
Olsson, Erik ....................114
Olsson, Tobias ................. 50
Omarsdottir, Silja Bara ... 73
Onen, Levent.................... 94
Onken, Eva-Clarita.......... 59
Onuf, Nick ......................... 73
Oostveen, Anne-Marie ... 78
Opitz, Anja ......................119
Oppermann, Kai.........59, 79
Orbie, Jan ......................... 45
O'Reilly, Conor ................. 57
Orhon, Asli ......................115
Orte, Andreu ..................... 79
Ortega Ruiz, Manuela ..112
Oscarsson, Henrik........... 99
Osmanoglu, Berrin ........107
Ossipow, William ...........119
Owens, Lynn ..................131
Oya Yegen, Zeynep ......135
Ozzano, Luca .........102, 135
P
Packham, Kathrin ............ 89
Paczesniak, Anna............ 89
Padró-Solanet, Albert ...115
Page, Edward................... 77
Pagoulatos, George ......128
Pajnik, Mojca .................... 70
Pakstaitis, Jaroslavna..... 61
Palacios Brihuega, Irene.................................... 126
Paladini, Stefania .............57
Palau Roque, Ana Maria 63
Palmer, Harvey.............. 117
Palu, Helle ...................... 136
Pamp, Oliver ............ 93, 133
Pamuk, Yasemin ........... 118
Panagiotopoulou, Roi... 105
Papadimitriou, Despina 116
Papadimitriou, Dimitris . 128
Papadopoulos, Ioannis ...88
Papageorgiou, Achillefs..61
Papavero, Licia Claudia..49
Pappas, Takis ................ 136
Pardos-Prado, Sergi..... 124
Park, Hyunshin .............. 107
Parla, Hara ..................... 136
Parrado, Salvador ............42
Parsons, Craig............... 111
Parvikko, Tuija ..................58
Paskeviciute, Aida ........ 121
Pasquino, Gianfranco.............................16, 52, 57, 58
Passini, Stefano ........ 39, 82
Pasterniak, Angelika..... 125
Patockova, Vera...............58
Patrone, Tatiana............ 135
Pattyn, Valérie ......... 79, 108
Patz, Ronny.........................2
Paul, Katharina .................72
Paulo Dias, João ........... 103
Paulussen, Steve .......... 101
Pauwels, Teun....... 132, 133
Pavkovic, Aleksandar........................................ 73, 103
Peeroo, Aleksandra .........44
Peinhardt, Clint .................74
Peled, Yael ........................40
Pellon, Gaelle ...................54
Penadés, Alberto .............53
Percovich, George ...........88
Pereira, Anthony W ...... 106
Pereira, Carlos............... 115
Pereira, Fábio Henrique.................................... 130
Pereira, Mariana Gomes 88
Pérez-Nievas Montiel,Santiago .......................93
Perrin, Sophie ................ 114
Persson, Mikael. 67, 84, 136
Persson, Thomas.............64
Perugini, Marco ................67
Peters, B. Guy ... 52, 88, 107
Peters, Dirk........................67
Petithomme, Mathieu ..........
.......................... 61, 79, 89
Petric, Gregor ...................90
Petrova, Tsveta ................74
Petrovic, Aleksandar .......74
Petrovsky, Nicolai ........... 42
Pettai, Vello ....6, 21, 74, 136
Pettersen, Per Arnt ..........49
Pfetsch, Barbara ..............86
Pfister, Thomas ................53
Philipsen, Lise ............... 127
Phythian, Mark..... 29, 68, 97
Piana, Daniela ............... 103
Piattoni, Simona ........ 6, 131
Pickel, Susanne .21, 80, 103
Piironen, Ossi................... 53
Pilet, Jean-Benoît ..........100
Pinhorn, Alexandra .......136
Pintelon, Olivier..............101
Piquet Carneiro, Leandro....................................... 50
Pischedda, Costantino ... 86
Pisoiu, Daniela ...............118
Platero, Raquel ................ 87
Plehwe, Dieter................126
Pleschova, Gabriela........ 42
Plugaru, Rodica .............115
Pogorelis, Robertas ........ 44
Poguntke, Thomas .......... 18
Poier, Klaus ....................117
Polakowski, Michal........116
Poletti, Monica ................. 69
Pollak, Johannes ............. 41
Polunin, Yurij ..................100
Pop, Liliana .....................114
Popa, Raluca Maria ........ 87
Popescu, Marina............107
Poppelaars, Caelesta.......................................73, 109
Portela, Clara .................102
Pouponneau, Florent ...... 86
Powell, Justin ................... 62
Powell, Scott R................. 74
Power, Timothy ..........50, 59
Powers, Kathy .................. 78
Prainsack, Barbara .......118
Prakash, Aseem .............. 74
Prange-Gstöhl, Heiko ..... 45
Prat, Pauline ..................... 69
Pregernig, Michael .......... 53
Pribersky, Andreas....37, 69
Princen, Sebastiaan..33, 52
Pringle, Helen................... 44
Prinzen, Katrin ................. 41
Proeller, Isabella.............. 70
Prokhovnik, Raia ...........119
Provost, Colin...........99, 107
Prozorov, Sergei............106
Pruegl, Elisabeth ............. 40
Puetter, Uwe..................... 54
Pusca, Anca ..................... 40
Putini, Antonio .................. 81
Pytlas, Bartek ................... 71
Q
Quille, Gerrard ................. 67
Quinn, Adam ..............38, 84
Quintelier, Ellen .............106
R
Rada, Peter...............96, 119
Radice, Henry ..........59, 131
Rajagopalan, RajeswariPillai ............................122
Rakner, Lise ...............28, 72
Raleigh, Clionadh ............ 71
Ramonaite, Aine ............101
Randhahn, Solveig.......... 63
Ratto, María Celeste ......................................124, 132
145
Name Index
Rauh, Christian.................44
Rayner, Hervé ..................77
Reading, Anna..................49
Readwin, Penny ...............24
Real-Dato, José................64
Recchia, Stefano... 107, 120
Rechel, Bernd ................ 127
Redlawsk, David ..............76
Reeskens, Tim............... 125
Regalia, Marta ..................89
Regan, Aidan ....................81
Regel, Sven.......................61
Rehm, Philipp ...................46
Rehorova, Pavla...............63
Reichwein, Alexander ........................................ 42, 54
Reidy, Theresa .................67
Reiners, Wulf ....................74
Reinhard, Janine ........... 117
Reiser, Marion ..................45
Reissfelder, Stephane.....59
Reitan, Ruth ............. 63, 131
Reiter, Renate ............... 108
Rendall, Matthew .......... 116
Renfordt, Swantje ............54
Renner, Judith ........... 53, 82
Renno, Lucio............ 88, 115
Repo, Jemima ............... 131
Rettberg, Angelika ...........72
Reuchamps, Min ... 127, 128
Revelli, Federico ..............64
Reynaert, Herwig .......... 100
Rhinard, Mark ...................92
Rhodes, Martin .................52
Riaux, Gilles ......................92
Ribeiro Hoffmann, Andrea.......................................69
Ricciardi, Mario.......... 40, 54
Richards, Andrew.......... 101
Richardson, Jeremy . 33, 71
Richter, Bastian ................45
Richter, Carola............... 110
Riddervold, Marianne ......54
Riethof, Marieke ...............88
Rinne, Jarmo.................. 110
Ríos-Figueroa, Julio ........78
Risse, Thomas......... 29, 101
Ritz, Adrian..................... 133
Robles Egea, Antonio .. 112
Rocha de Sousa, Miguel 86
Rodrigues, SóniaAlexandra da Silva .. 113
Rodrigues-Silveira,Rodrigo .........................69
Rodriguez Teruel, Juan ............................... 45, 51, 63
Roemmele, Andrea..........18
Rofe, Simon J ...................84
Rohde, Markus .............. 110
Rohlfing, Ingo............. 52, 61
Römmele, Andrea ............89
Rootes, Chris ....................91
Rosamond, AnnikaBergman.......................87
Rose, Lawrence ...............49
Rose, Richard .......... 19, 132
Rosema, Martin........................................ 99, 106, 121
Rosernberger, Sieglinde.....................................127
Ross, Sandy ...................126
Rosset, Jan....................... 43
Roßteutscher, Sigrid ...................................18, 31, 124
Roussias, Nasos.............. 53
Rovna, Lenka .............21, 74
Rovny, Jan ..................21, 74
Roxin, Helge ..................... 44
Royall, Frédéric..............131
Rucht, Dieter .................... 35
Ruggeri, Andrea............... 86
Ruiz-Rufino, Ruben......... 53
Rüland, Jürgen...........36, 48
Ruoff, Gabriele................. 74
Russell, David ................118
Ruusuvirta, Outi .....103, 106
Ruutsoo, Rein .................. 99
Ryan, Maria ...................... 84
Rye Olsen, Gorm...........103
Rysavy, Dan ..................... 63
S
Saari, Milja ..............114, 131
Sabatier, Paul.................100
Sack, Detlef ...................... 67
Sadaba, Igor ...................127
Sadleir, Anne.................... 99
Sadleir, Christopher ........ 99
Saez-Lozano, Jose L....108
Sager, Fritz .....................133
Saglie, Jo .......................... 45
Sakaeda, Ryoma ...........102
Salehyan, Idean.............100
Salgado, Susana ...........123
Salomoni, Fabio.............135
Salzani, Carlo.................105
Sampedro, Víctor Blanco....................................... 69
Sanchez, Leonardo Ferrer....................................... 72
Sandkjaer Hanssen, Gro.....................................106
Sandri, Giulia.................... 93
Sanjaume Calvet, Marc 103
Santana Leitner, Andrés.....................................125
Santana Pereira, José.... 80
Santiago López, FacundoAnibal ........................... 61
Santos, Susana ............... 82
Sanz, Alberto............71, 116
Saraceno, Chiara ......21, 94
Saretzki, Thomas ............ 72
Sari Ertem, Helin ............. 94
Sasse, Gwendolyn ..73, 121
Sata, Robert .............50, 114
Sattler, Thomas .........61, 72
Sauer, Birgit...................... 40
Sauer, Frank..................... 82
Saugmann Andersen,Rune ...........................105
Saxonberg, Steven ......... 74
Sberna, Salvatore..129, 136
Scartascini, Carlos ........125
Schaap, Linze ................131
Schaeferhoff, Marco ..... 127
Schaffer, Lena Maria 74, 87
Schakel, Arjan ..................42
Schank, Jan ................... 113
Schattschneider, Jessica.......................................42
Schaub, Hans-Peter ..... 126
Scheffer, Thomas.......... 105
Schelkle, Waltraud ....................................... 34, 39, 67
Scheller-Kreinsen, David.......................................46
Scherer, Andreas Georg.................................... 104
Scherer, Margarete..........92
Scherrer, Christoph .........62
Scheuermann, Manuela.................................... 111
Scheuss, Urs.....................77
Schiffelers, Marie-Jeanne.......................................71
Schiller, Christof ...... 51, 130
Schiller, Theo ................. 126
Schleiter, Petra .................64
Schlenker, Andrea .... 20, 65
Schlichte, Klaus............. 114
Schlumberger, Oliver ......91
Schmalz-Bruns, Rainer...69
Schmidt, Anja....................61
Schmidt, Manfred G ........17
Schmidt, Susanne............67
Schmidt, Vivien A.............17
Schmitt-Beck, Rüdiger ....70
Schmitter Heisler, Barbara................................ 98, 99
Schmitter, Philippe C....................21, 62, 81, 120, 133
Schneider, Carsten... 52, 62
Schneider, Christina ........53
Schneider, Gerald ........................................ 52, 62, 71
Schneider, Ingrid ........... 127
Schneiker, Andrea ........ 111
Schober, Anna..................97
Schoch, Bruno ..................52
Schoernig, Niklas .............98
Scholten, Daniel ...............45
Scholten, Peter .............. 109
Schraad-Tischler, Daniel24
Schreuers, Miranda ...... 109
Schröder, Miriam........... 117
Schroeder, Ursula ............54
Schubiger, Livia Isabella.................................... 104
Schulz, Daniel................ 124
Schulz, Tobias ..................80
Schumann, Christoph .. 110
Schuppert, Fabian .. 69, 108
Schwander, Hanna ....... 125
Schwarzer, Steve.............81
Schweiger, Christian .... 130
Schweitzer, Eva Johanna.......................................89
Schwellnus, Guido ...........71
Schwindt-Bayer, Leslie ...88
Sciarini, Pascal .............. 105
Scott, Jacqueline..............24
Scotto, Thomas ................51
Scrase, Ivan ......................68
Scuzzarello, Sarah ....39, 76
Sebastian, Leonard......... 76
Sedelmeier, Ulrich .....54, 80
Seethaler, Josef............... 60
Seferiades, Seraphim ..... 82
Segatti, Paolo...........36, 124
Segerberg, Alexandra .... 98
Sehring, Jenniver ............ 91
Seland Gomsrud, Lars ... 53
Sellers, Jefferey .........68, 77
Sellis, Anneke .................. 99
Selway, Joel ..................... 74
Semenova, Elena ............ 45
Sendecka, Nina .............127
Senese, Vincenzo Paolo 67
Senturk, Burcu ...............135
Sereno, Keren .................. 78
Setälä, Maija...................126
Severs, Eline ..................118
Shahin, Jamal .................. 74
Sharda, Druv .................... 57
Shearing, Clifford...........118
Shell, Susan ...................119
Shenhav, Shaul ............... 91
Shepherd, Collette ........2, 6
Shesterinina, Anastasia.....................................128
Shikano, Susumu ............ 87
Shipper, Apichai W .......125
Shisheva, Mariya ............. 79
Shorten, Andrew........40, 78
Shortle, Allyson ................ 55
Shu, Min ..........................105
Shugart, Matthew S ........ 45
Shukan, Tatyana ...........102
Siaroff, Alan ...................... 51
Sieberer, Ulrich ................ 61
Siegel, John Philipp 70, 117
Siegmund, Jörg..............116
Sierp, Aline ....................... 59
Sievers, Julia .................... 43
Siim, Birte........................114
Siisiäinen, Lauri .............105
Silva, Patrícia .................134
Silvestri, Sara ...........76, 130
Simão, Licínia................... 44
Simecka, Michal............... 74
Simpson, Seamus ........... 74
Sinardet, Dave ...............128
Sindbjerg Martinsen, Dorte....................................... 67
Sindzingre, Alice............118
Sinnott, Richard .............125
Sirok, Klemen................... 90
Sjursen, Helene ............... 54
Skaaning, Svend-Erik .........
...............................52, 134
Skaar, Elin......................... 78
Skrede Gleditsch, Kristian.................................71, 86
Skupien, Stefan .............101
Slepcevic, Reinhard ......117
Slomczynska, Irma.......... 93
Slothuus, Rune ..............105
Smith, Adrian............68, 105
Smith, Graham.........81, 118
Smith, Michael ...74, 93, 126
Smith, Simon ..................110
Solomina, Ekaterina........ 91
146
Name Index
Sommerer, Thomas 87, 114
Sood, Gaurav................. 128
Sootla, Georg........... 35, 107
Soreanu, Raluca ..............87
Sørensen, Eva..................88
Sorensen, Marie Louise..48
Soroka, Stuart...................50
Spanger, Hans-Joachim.................................... 132
Spanhove, Jürgen............71
Spary, Carole ................. 105
Specht, Maurice ............ 101
Spencer, Alexander .........82
Spendzharova, Aneta .....80
Sperling, James............. 111
Spies, Dennis....................99
Spieser, Catherine ........ 131
Spoon, Jae-Jae ................53
Spreitzer, Astrid................54
Sprinz, Detlef ................. 122
Sprungk, Carina .. 21, 43, 74
Spruyt, Bram .................. 122
Stachowitsch, Saskia ......84
Stachursky, Benjamin .....58
Stadelmann-Steffen,Isabelle ...................... 116
Standish, Dominic ............68
Staronova, Katarina.........80
Statham, Paul ................ 133
Staton, Jeffrey K...............78
Steans, Jill .........................40
Stecker, Christian 45, 61, 89
Steenbergen, Marco ................................ 99, 117, 118
Steenhuisen, Bauke . 73, 92
Steenkamp, Christina......57
Steenvoorden, Eefje..... 122
Stefan, Laurentiu..............64
Stefanovic, Djordje ..........71
Stefes, Christoph H .........91
Steffek, Jens .....................88
Stegmüller, Daniel ...........51
Steinbrecher, Markus ......70
Steindler, Chiara ........... 102
Stephenson, Paul.............90
Sterkx, Steven ............... 111
Steunenberg, Bernard.........
................................ 80, 89
Steven, Martin ..................92
Stevenson, Randy ...........80
Steyvers, Kristof ...............77
Stinga, Laurentiu ..............57
Stoiber, Michael................98
Stojanovic, Nenad..... 40, 78
Stoker, Gerry.................. 106
Stone, Clarence................58
Stortone, Stefano .............98
Stoyanov, Dragomir.. 79, 89
Straehle, Christine ...........49
Strand, Håvard .............. 100
Strandberg, Kim .... 115, 118
Strassheim, Holger ..........90
Streitfellner, Thomas .......28
Strijbis, Oliver....................93
Stringer, Maurice........... 121
Ströbele, Maarit Felicitas.......................................77
Strolovitch, Dara...............55
Stroschein, Sherrill ....... 109
Stubager, Rune........79, 105
Sullivan, Helen .....49, 50, 88
Sullivan, Jonathan........... 76
Sundberg, Jan.................. 45
Sundmacher, Leonie....... 46
Sung, Hui-Yin .................122
Surdej, Aleksander.......... 63
Svara, James ................... 99
Svenonius, Ola................. 54
Swartz, David .................114
Swenden, Wilfried ...............
................ 37, 60, 111, 127
Swenson, Tami ................ 99
Szakacs, Judit .................. 50
Szelewa, Dorota ............106
Sznajder, Mario................ 88
Szymanski, Adam............ 44
T
Tabatabaie, Shirin .........102
Taithe, Bertrand .............107
Takahashi, Saul .............133
Tallberg, Jonas .................. 6
Talpin, Julien ..101, 106, 122
Tambakaki, Paulina ......109
Tamir, Sheafer ................. 91
Tamvaki, Dionysia ........... 90
Tanaka-Naji, Hiromi ........ 58
Tanasiou, C ...................... 46
Tassopoulos, Ioannis A.. 82
Taube, Markus ...............118
Taylor, Heather ................ 39
Taylor, Mathew ..............115
Teftedarija, Andrea ......... 57
Teichler, Thomas............. 54
Teisman, G. ...................... 79
Tepe, Daniela................... 82
Tepe, Markus .............41, 51
Teruel, Juan Rodriguez......
...........................45, 51, 63
Tescione, Sara................. 74
Teune, Simon.......35, 92, 97
Thain, Colin.....................116
Thaler, Kai.......................104
Thauer Christian ............126
Theodoropoulou, Sotiria. 52
Therkildsen, Ole.............109
Theuer Linke, Daniela .... 98
Thielemann, Eiko.......31, 79
Thiery, Peter ...................134
Thomas, Milic ................... 67
Thomassen, Jacques ..... 41
Thompson, Alexander ........
...............................78, 132
Thompson, Simon ........... 98
Thomson, Robert............. 71
Thorlakson, Lori .......60, 120
Threlfall, Monica .............. 77
Thum, Anna Elisabeth ..124
Tijmstra, Sylvia................. 93
Tillman, Erik....................117
Timmermans, Arco..............
...........................28, 52, 81
Timonen, Virpi .................. 41
Toemscu-Hatto, Odette.. 57
Toens, Katrin ..................108
Toft, Christian.................116
Toka, Gabor ....... 18, 21, 112
Tönsmann, Susanne .......99
Toots, Anu ................ 98, 116
Topf, Richard ............. 16, 48
Torenvlied, René..............80
Torfing, Jacob 6, 30, 78, 106
Torrekens, Corinne....... 127
Torres, Francisco .............45
Toshkov, Dimiter ....... 80, 89
Tosiek, Piotr ......................42
Tosun, Jale........................71
Toth, Federico ............... 115
Touquet, Heleen............ 111
Tourinho Peres, Daniel ...89
Trampusch, Christine ..........
................................ 29, 44
Trani, Brett...................... 109
Traunmüller, Richard...................................... 116, 132
Trechsel, Alexander H . 115
Trenkov-Wermuth, Calin.................................... 119
Trenz, Hans-Jörg .......... 133
Tresch, Anke.......... 105, 132
Triandafyllidou, Anna ... 120
Triantafillou, Peter... 30, 115
Trif, Dana ...........................88
Troeger, Vera....................74
Tronconi, Filippo............ 101
Trondal, Jarle ....................60
Truedinger, Eva-Maria . 133
Tsakatika, Myrto...............88
Tsirbas, Yannis.............. 116
Tucker, Justin ................ 134
Tugdar, Emel ................. 124
Tullia Galanti, Maria ........57
Tuñón, Jorge.............. 57, 93
Tuntschew, Thomas ..........2
Turgeon, Mathieu.......... 107
Turi, Ellen Inga .................58
Türkoglu, Didem...............50
Tyran, Jean-Robert..........43
U
Uba, Katrin ............. 114, 134
Ucar, Helin.........................40
Ulbert, Cornelia ..... 111, 126
Umland, Andreas ...... 61, 70
Unlu, Tuba ................ 76, 122
Urbanek, Vaclav...............63
Urdze, Sigita .....................65
Usenmez, Ozgur ........... 135
V
Vabo, Signy Irene ......... 106
Vaki, Fotini...................... 110
Valbruzzi, Marco ..............58
Valdez, Ines ................... 135
Van Aelst, Peter ............ 130
van Dalen, Arjen...............86
Van Damme, Jan .......... 131
Van den Eynde, Maarten.......................................45
van der Brug, Wouter ..........
..................60, 80, 89, 108
Van Der Eijk, Cees ..........80
van der Heiden, Nico ....123
van der Kolk, Henk.......... 40
van der Meer, Tom..79, 134
van der Noll, Jolanda..........
...............................76, 130
Van Dongen, Walter ....... 90
Van Dooren, Wouter ....... 71
van Driel, Francien .......... 58
van Eerdewijk, Anouka... 58
van Eeten, Michel..........102
van Egmond, Marcel....... 80
van Haute, Emilie ....21, 121
Van Hauwaert, Steven ... 99
Van Hecke, Steven ......... 83
van Hulst, Merlijn ............. 91
van Ingelgom, Virginie..121
van Ingen, Erik ................. 80
Van Langenhove, Luk ..111
Van Liefferinge, Hilde ..... 77
van Loon, Aukje ............... 93
Van Mechelen, Hilde.....100
van Schuur, Wijbrandt H.....................................121
van Spanje, Joost....89, 124
van Stolk, Christian .......117
van Waarden, Frans .....100
van Wageningen, Anne.. 97
Van Wynsberghe, Caroline.....................................128
van Zoonen, Liesbet ....... 50
van Zwanenberg, Patrick....................................... 82
Vanberg, Georg ............... 89
Vandemoortele, Antoine 92
Vanderheiden, Steve ...... 77
Vanderstraeten, Alex........................................99, 100
Vanhee, Dieter ...............128
Vanhuysse, Pieter ........... 41
Vanlangenakker, Ine....... 63
Varden, Helga ................110
Vargas-Hernández, José....................................... 81
Varone, Frederic.............. 81
Vasilopoulou, Sofia .......116
Vázquez-García, Rafael....................................80, 112
Vedel, Thierry.................115
Vedres, Balazs................. 74
Vedung, Evert ................108
Veen, Tim.......................... 90
Veit, Sylvia ......................124
Ventura, Gal ..................... 58
Verdier, Eric...................... 97
Vergani, Matteo ............... 76
Verge, Tània .............83, 101
Verhoest, Koen ....71, 73, 92
Verhulst, Joris .................. 90
Verlet, Dries..........................
................ 33, 71, 100, 133
Vermeersch, Peter ........111
Verney, Susannah...38, 136
Verschuere, Bram .........133
Versluis, Esther..........80, 90
Versteegh, Lia ................116
Verthé, Tom...................... 46
Verzichelli, Luca.........54, 64
Vetik, Raivo...............35, 124
Vetter, Angelika ............... 40
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Name Index
Vezirgiannidou, Sevasti-Eleni ........................... 122
Vezzoni, Cristiano . 107, 124
Vicherat Mattar, Daniela .97
Vidal de la Rosa,Godofredo ................. 133
Viehrig, Henrike................59
Vieira, Alena......................41
Vieira, Guedes..................44
Viejo, Dacia Rose ............48
Viesel, Anton.....................24
Villamayor, Javier.............79
Villano, Paola ....................39
Villumsen, Trine............. 114
Vink, Maarten........... 41, 120
Virchow, Fabian............. 108
Vis, Barbara ..... 52, 104, 128
Vissers, Sara............ 69, 106
Vivyan, Nick ......................90
Vliegenthart, Rens ..................................... 43, 89, 121
Vlieger Pieterjan, De .... 116
Voerman, Gerrit............. 121
Vogel, Lars ................. 45, 97
Voltmer, Katrin..................86
von Boemcken, Marc ... 118
von Fischer, Sabina...... 110
von Luebke, Christian .. 109
von Ondarza, Nicolai.......67
von Soest, Christian ..... 109
Voß, Jan-Peter .............. 105
Vössing, Konstantin...... 133
Vrangbæk, Karsten....... 115
Vysotskaya, Alena ...........44
W
Wagemann, Claudius..........
................................ 79, 93
Wagenaar, Henk ........... 101
Wagner, Bettina............. 116
Wagner, Corina ................68
Wagner, Markus...............43
Wagner, Wolfgang ...........67
Wagschal, Uwe ......... 21, 84
Wahlström, Mattias..........91
Wahman, Michael ............91
Wai-Yip, Ho.....................110
Wales, Corinne ........69, 118
Walgrave, Stefaan.........................................43, 78, 86
Walk, Heike.....................110
Walliser, Andres............... 58
Walt, Gill ..........................126
Walter, Stefanie .........46, 93
Wang, Fei-Ling.......122, 135
Ward, Stephen ...............115
Ware, Alan ......................115
Warmenbol, Lien ...........125
Warwick, Paul V.............100
Wass, Hanna.................... 91
Wasserfallen, Fabio ......125
Watters, Kate.................... 49
Wauters, Bram .......100, 117
Wayenberg, Ellen ..........108
Weber, Anke..................... 86
Weber, Christian............110
Weber, Katinka ................ 88
Weber, Martin.........119, 127
Weber, Ralph .................102
Webster, Alexandra ........ 24
Webster, William.............. 54
Wegenast, Tim...............104
Wegrich, Kai .......42, 60, 117
Wehner, Joachim ......63, 64
Wehr, Ingrid ................44, 98
Weiberg-Salzmann,Mirjam........................... 82
Weidinger, Bernhard.....108
Weidmann, Nils B..........100
Weidner, Helmut.............. 68
Weiland, Sabine.....105, 106
Weinblum, Sharon........... 61
Weishaupt, Timo............106
Weiss, Alexander ..........124
Weldon, Steven.........................................21, 112, 121
Welp, Yanina ..................115
Wennerhag, Magnus ...... 91
Werner, Annika .................. 2
Weßels, Bernhard ...............
........ 21, 70, 103, 121, 126
Westerwinter, Oliver .....119
Westheimer, Joel............. 81
Wetzel, Anne.....................83
Wetzling, Thorsten.... 38, 48
Wheatley, Jonathan...... 115
Wheeler, Matthew ............42
White, Jonathan ............ 115
Whitehead, Laurence ..........
.............................. 31, 123
Whiteley, Paul................ 121
Whitman, Richard ......... 103
Whitten, Guy .................. 117
Widjajanto, Andi ...............76
Widmer, Thomas... 108, 125
Wiener, Antje ............. 54, 92
Wierts, Peter .....................63
Wiesehomeier, Nina ........88
Wiesner, Claudia... 109, 133
Wigger, Angela .............. 126
Wihlborg, Elin................. 101
Wilkinson, Cathy ........... 101
Wille, Anchrit .......... 124, 133
Wille, Fanny ......................46
Willems, Mario ..................90
Willems, Ulrich............... 119
Williams, Howard .... 35, 119
Williams, Iona ...................24
Williams, Laron K .............62
Wills, Aidan........... 39, 48, 77
Wilson, Bruce M ...............78
Wilson, Peter.....................67
Wimbauer, Christine..... 106
Wirt, Craig....................... 106
Wiß, Tobias .......................96
Wisse, Eva ............. 113, 121
Wittmer, Dana...................55
Wöhl, Stefanie ..................40
Wojcik, Stéphanie ......... 106
Wolf, Frieder .....................97
Wolff, Jonas ............... 70, 98
Wolff, Stefan ............ 36, 103
Wolinetz, Steven ....... 42, 60
Wollmann, Hellmut........ 108
Wonka, Arndt ....................61
Wood, Jennifer .............. 118
Wouters, Jan.......... 111, 120
Wright, Chris .................. 109
Wright, Claire ....................50
Wu, Po-kuan .................. 120
Wüest, Bruno..................107
Wurzel, Rüdiger ............... 42
X
Xezonakis, Georgios ......................................100, 107
Y
Yanasmayan, Zeynep ..127
Yanow, Dvora................... 91
Yegen, Oya...............70, 135
Yesilkagit, Kutsal ..........................................36, 82, 102
Yilmaz, Berna.................135
Young, Brigitte ................. 62
Youngs, Gillian.....29, 49, 97
Ypi, Lea ...........................115
Z
Zamboni, Mauro.............104
Zaslove, Andrej ................ 93
Zeglovits, Eva................... 81
Zemmour, Michael ........130
Zepa, Brigita ...................124
Zhelyazkova, Asya .......... 80
Zhurzhenko, Tatiana....... 59
Ziaja, Sebastian .......70, 126
Zimmermann, Ilka..........126
Zintl, Tina .......................... 91
Zittel, Thomas ......45, 76, 91
Zittoun, Philippe ............... 72
Zmerli, Sonja ..................133
Zoffoli, Enrico .........104, 128
Zollo, Pierpaolo ..............113
Zoltán Dénes, Iván .......... 40
Zubek, Radoslaw.......80, 89
Zuev, Dennis .................... 92
Zurawski, Nils ................... 57
Zurbuchen, Simone.......107
Zwingel, Susanne....58, 131
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