European Conference on Politics and Gender Standing Group University of Lausanne on Gender 8 – 10 June 2017 and Politics

Contents Welcome from the local organisers ...... 2 v Welcome from the academic convenors ...... 4 Day-by-day schedule of activities...... 5 University of Lausanne ...... 6 The city of Lausanne...... 7 The ECPR Standing Group on Gender and Politics...... 7 Local Panels...... 8 Practical information...... 10 Early-Career Scholars’ Programme...... 11 Mid-Career Scholars’ Programme...... 11 Plenary lecture and reception ...... 12 Professional Roundtable ...... 12 Fondue Dinner ...... 13 Plenary Roundtable ...... 13 2017 ECPG Gender and Politics Career Achievement Award...... 14 2017 ECPR Gender and Politics PhD Prize...... 15 Quick reference: List of Sections and Panel session times...... 18 List of Panels chronologically, by session time...... 19 List of Panels by Section...... 47 Index of paid participants’ names, A – Z...... 51 WELCOME Welcome from the local organisers

Dear participants We are therefore proud to host We would like to thank the We are very excited to welcome you such a large and diverse number Convenors and our local team to the fifth European Conference of scholars, Panels, and Papers that for their hard work. We wish you on Politics and Gender! Gender and represent the very best work in a thought-provoking and enjoyable Politics is a crucial area of research the field of gender and politics conference and a great stay in in Lausanne, involving activities at in Europe today. the picturesque city of Lausanne. the Center for Gender studies (CEG) We will do our best to ensure Martina Avanza and at the Institute for Political, a memorable and enriching Historical and International Studies conference, and we hope you enjoy Sébastien Chauvin (IEPHI) in the Faculty of Social the stimulating discussions, the Rahel Kunz and Political Science, as well as in friendly networking opportunities, Eléonore Lépinard the context of the interdisciplinary the peaceful campus setting (and Platform for Gender Studies (PlaGe) its sheep) and the very Swiss Sandy Fernandez that spans the whole university. fondue dinner. Muriel Bruttin

Martina Avanza in a gendered perspective. Her He is the author of Introduction aux current research is about the pro-life études sur le genre (De Boeck, 2012, movement in Italy. She specialises with Laure Bereni, Alex Jaunait in ethnographic methods and heads and Anne Revillard) and Sociologie an international network on political de l’homosexualité (La Découverte, ethnography funded by the French 2013, with Arnaud Lerch). His Association for Political Science scholarship on undocumented (EthnoPol). She has published in migration and precarious work was Revue Française de Science Politique, published in Les agences de la précarité: Travail, Genre et Sociétés, Genèses, journaliers à Chicago (Le Seuil, 2010) Annales, Critique Internationale, and and, with Pierre Barron, Anne Bory, Politics and Gender (forthcoming, Nicolas Jounin and Lucie Tourette, December 2017). Sébastien Sébastien Chauvin is Associate Chauvin Professor of Gender Studies at the University of Lausanne. He previously taught at the University Martina Avanza is Senior of Amsterdam, the University of Lecturer in political sociology at Chicago and the Université Paris the Institute of Political, Historical 1-Panthéon Sorbonne. His work uses and International Studies of the field methods, historical sociology University of Lausanne, where and social theory to explore arenas she heads the Research Centre on where different axes of social Political Action (CRAPUL). Her inequality are enacted, reproduced research interests include: identity and contested. His past research has politics and political activism dealt with immigration, citizenship, (parties, unions, social movements) gender, sexuality, law, and labour especially conservative activism in France and the United States.

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On bosse ici, on reste ici! La grève des Eléonore Lépinard is Associate Sandy Fernandez sans papiers (La Découverte, 2011), Professor in gender studies at the as well as numerous articles. His Institute of Social Sciences. Her main ongoing projects probe the evolving areas of research are in the fields ontologies of gender, ethnicity and of feminist movements and theory, kinship in the early 21st century, and gender and law, intersectionality and explore the intersections of race, gender and political representation. nationalism, sexuality and citizenship She was the recipient in 2012 of in the Netherlands, France and the best Paper award from APSA’s the US. women and politics section, as well as of the Frank L. Wilson best Paper award of APSA’s French politics Rahel Kunz group. In recent years she has published articles in Politics, Politics, Groups & Identity, Gender & Society, and Politics & Gender. She is currently co-editing with Ruth Rubio-Marin a comparative volume on gender quotas of the civil war and resistances in in Europe, forthcoming in 2018. Spain (Ferrol, Galicia). She’s currently doing an ethnographic fieldwork Eléonore and uses images and filming for her Lépinard master dissertation.

Muriel Bruttin is currently doing a masters in social science at the University of Lausanne. She received her BA in political science, with a minor in Asian Studies, from Vassar College. Rahel Kunz is a senior lecturer at the Institute for Political, Historical and Muriel Bruttin International Studies at the University of Lausanne. Her research interests are feminist international political economy, gender issues in migration and development, gender and security sector reform, and feminist poststructuralist and postcolonial Sandy Fernandez is a Master thought. She has published in student in Political Science at the International Political Sociology, Journal University of Lausanne with a special of European Integration, Migration emphasis on International Relations. Studies, Review of International Political During her Bachelor degree in Social Economy and Third World Quarterly. Sciences, she developed an academic She is the author of The Political interest in gender studies, memory Economy of Global Remittances: Gender, studies, and the visual in political Governmentality and Neoliberalism science. Her present research focuses (Routledge 2011). on contemporary collective memory

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Welcome from the academic convenors

Dear friends and conference in Uppsala revealed that and three to graduate students. colleagues you want a more diverse programme, Finally, our thanks to the Section so this year’s topics, Roundtable and Chairs for putting together such Welcome to the fifth ECPG! We are Keynote speakers reflect that desire. stimulating Panels; to Liza Mügge thrilled to be in Lausanne where we We’ve also adopted a more inclusive and Rahel Kunz for organising the have an exciting range of Panels and format for this year’s conference Roundtable; to the ECPR’s Becky Papers from scholars around the world. dinner: fondue for all! Plant; and of course to the team We were overwhelmed by the quality Given the uncertain political climate in Lausanne for their hard work in and quantity of Papers which in Turkey, we wanted to show support hosting this important conference. reflects our growing community. We for Turkish colleagues who play such Isabelle Engeli recognise how expensive international an important role in our community. University of Bath conferences can be, and we sought We established six scholarships to to limit costs to ensure that as many cover the costs of attending ECPG. Elizabeth Evans people as possible are able to attend. Following a competitive process, three Goldsmiths, Survey results from our 2015 scholarships were awarded to faculty, University of London

Isabelle Engeli is a Reader in She was co-recipient in 2012 of the Comparative Politics and Policy Best Comparative Policy Paper Award at the University of Bath. Her from APSA Public Policy Section, research specialises in comparative and won the 2011 Carrie Chapman policy agendas, the comparative turn Catt Prize. in political science research, and the Her work has appeared in European politics of gendering policy attention Journal of Political Research, Regulation and action. & Governance, West European Politics, and Journal of European Public Policy. She is the co-editor of Comparative Policy Studies (2014; Palgrave), the co-Lead Editor of Political Studies Review and the Grand Holder Scientific Representative of the COST ACTION Professionalisation and Social Impact of European Political Science.

Elizabeth Evans is a Senior Lecturer elections. She is particularly interested at Goldsmiths, University of London, in the possibilities of contentious where she teaches courses on politics for advancing feminist goals. feminist politics and identity politics. Her second book, The Politics of Her research interests include Third Wave Feminisms: Neoliberalism, comparative gender and political Intersectionality and the State in Britain representation, political parties, and and the US, was published by Palgrave.

4 SCHEDULE Schedule of activities Thursday 8 June 08:30 – 17:00 Arrival, registration & information desk Anthropole, first floor, in front of 1031 Amphitheatre 08:30 – 12:00 Early-Career Scholars’ Programme: Career Development Géopolis, Room 1620 Includes breakfast, 10:00 – 10:30 10:30 – 12:00 Mid-Career Scholars’ Programme Géopolis, Room 1612 12:30 – 14:15 Panel Session 1 14.15 – 14:30 Tea / coffee and networking break 14:30 – 16:15 Panel Session 2 16:15 – 16:45 Tea / coffee and networking break 16:45 – 17:00 Welcome address by the academic convenors Anthropole, Amphitheatre 1031 17:00 – 17:45 Prize ceremony 17:45 – 18.45 Plenary lecture Shirin M. Rai on Changing Landscapes of Gender Inequality 18:45 – 20:30 Plenary reception Unithèque (outside if good weather; inside if poor weather) Friday 9 June 08:30 – 18:00 Registration & information desk Anthropole, first floor, in front of 1031 Amphitheatre 08:30 – 10:15 Panel Session 3 10:15 – 10:45 Tea / coffee and networking break 10:45 – 12:30 Panel Session 4 12:45 – 13:45 LUNCH 12:45 – 13:45 Roundtable Maximising Impact for Gender & Politics Research Anthropole, Amphitheatre 1129 14:00 – 15:45 Panel Session 5 15:45 – 16:15 Tea / coffee and networking break 16:15 – 18:00 Panel Session 6 18:15 – 19:15 Early-Career Scholars’ Programme Speed Mentoring Géopolis, Room 1612 19:30 – 22:00 Fondue dinner Géopolis, first-floor cafeteria Saturday 10 June 08:30 – 10:15 Registration & information desk Anthropole, first floor, in front of 1031 Amphitheatre 08:30 – 10:15 Panel Session 7 10:15 – 10:30 Tea / coffee and networking break 10:30 – 12:15 Panel Session 8 12:15 – 12:45 LUNCH 12:45 – 14:30 Panel Session 9 14:30 – 16:00 Roundtable Gender at the Border: the Refugee Crisis in Europe Anthropole, Amphitheatre 1129 16:00 Close of academic programme

5 University of Lausanne

The University of Lausanne is a higher teaching and research institution composed of seven faculties where approximately 14,300 students and 3,000 researchers work and study

NIL is focused on several in national and international teaching institute whose aim is to academic disciplines, networks. As a research unit housed produce and transmit knowledge Uespecially Medicine, Life by the Institute of Social Sciences about contemporary political issues. Sciences, Geosciences, Environment, (ISS), the CEG aims to develop It is linked to the Faculty of Social Business, Humanities and Social research on gender in social sciences, and Political Sciences. Sciences. An emphasis is placed on to nurture interdisciplinary dialogue The institute presents an an interdisciplinary approach, with in Gender Studies through the interdisciplinary profile which close cooperation between students, coordination of research activities, distinguishes it from scientific teaching staff, and professors. and to provide scientific guidance to institutions and other departments See www.unil.ch the students who wish to integrate of political science stricto sensu, gender studies in their academic mainly because of the importance of Centre for Gender Studies curriculum and/or adopt a gender the historical approach. In 2001, researchers from the perspective in their research. The research activities carried out University created LIEGE, western Beyond UNIL, the CEG is involved at the Institute are structured around Switzerland’s first scientific network in the development of gender studies several specialised units: on gender studies, particularly active at national and international levels. CWP Center Walras Pareto on history in supporting young researchers It organised the 6th International of political ideas and institutions integrate a gender perspective into Congress of Francophone feminist CRAPUL Research Center on their scientific projects. It also created research in 2012. It also handles the Political Action a space for collective reflection, production and dissemination of CRHIM Research Center on inter-university and interdisciplinary the French version of the platform international history and political work, and a connection with civil Switzerland Gender Campus. studies on globalisation society. Over the years, the LIEGE LAGAPE Laboratory on Analysis has contributed to the recognition of Institute for Political, of Governance and Public Policy gender studies and the progress of Historical and in Europe gender equality in universities. International Studies The newly founded GREC Research The creation of the Centre for Born in 2015 from the merger of the Group on Elections and Political Gender Studies (CEG) in February Institute for Economic and Social Citizenship 2008 gives recognition to the work History (IHES) and the Institute for OBELIS Swiss Elite Observatory done by the LIEGE. It also promotes Political and International Studies OVPR Research Observatory on the integration of UNIL researchers (IEPI), the IEPHI is a research and Regional Politics

6 TOURISM The city of Lausanne

Switzerland’s fourth-largest city enjoys a picturesque setting on the shore of Lake Geneva, facing the Savoy Alps across the water

apital of the canton of Vaud, Lausanne is built on three Chills, and surrounded by vineyard-covered slopes. Official city of the Olympic Games, it is a popular tourist destination that’s also home to many multinational companies. Tourist highlights include the Olympic Museum, the Musée de l’Elysée and the Collection de l’Art Brut. Explore the alleys of city’s old town, with its cafés and boutiques, and admire Lausanne cathedral, regarded as Switzerland’s most impressive piece of early Gothic architecture. The best shopping streets are those near the cathedral as well as around the pretty waterfront area of Ouchy. Standing Group Standing Group Created in 1985, the Gender and Politics Group on Gender and Politics has over 750 members from all over the world

he Group is a broad-based Sessions and General Conferences and politics, and the Group’s second network of people interested has increased exponentially. conference was held in Budapest, Tin issues relating to the study In 2007, the Group arranged a 13 – 15 January 2011, with an even of gender and sexuality in politics and conference dedicated to this exciting bigger number of participants world politics. field of research. The first-ever in attendance. It encourages workshops, Panels and European Conference on Politics and The third ECPG Conference took research groups with an emphasis Gender (ECPG) was held in Belfast place at the University Pompeu Fabra on gender and seeks to increase the from 13 – 15 January 2009, and was Barcelona, 21 – 23 March 2013. profile of women in political science. an enormous success: more than 300 A tremendous success, the conference Over the past twenty years, research scholars converged for three days of featured 100 Panels with more than conducted in this field has expanded Panels, plenaries and socialising. 500 Papers. significantly and the number The aim at that time was to turn In 2013, the Standing Group created of gender and politics scholars the new conference into a biennial a Geneva-based charity to manage participating in the ECPR Joint international conference on gender the ECPG conferences.

7 PANELS Local Panels

Switzerland has long been a case study for the comparison of political systems. Its federal structure and mix of progressive and conservative attitudes towards gender features make it particularly interesting for gender and politics scholars

hese three Panels were P089 University of Applied Sciences initiated by junior scholars from Swiss universities. Thursday 14:30, Géopolis, Papers T Gender Inequalities in Lone Parenthood: Floor 2, Room 2208 They examine a wide array of The Swiss Case gender‑policy topics in and Swiss Gender Equality from Switzerland, including: the Ornella Larenza construction of the family in law, Policy in Context Université de Lausanne Pathways to Power: histories of the penalisation of rape, Chair domestic violence and homophobia, Women in Swiss Institutional Politics Gesine Fuchs Lucerne University gender in the Swiss asylum system, Lea Sgier CEU of Applied Sciences and Arts parental leave policies, and gender The Economic Benefit Discourse in equality in the workplace. Co-chair the Swiss Policy for Gender Equality The Panels make up Conference Lea Sgier CEU in the Workplace Section 11, chaired by ECPG Lucia M. Lanfranconi Academic Convenors Isabelle Engeli Discussant Lucerne University of Applied and Elizabeth Evans. Eva Maria Hinterhuber Rhine-Waal Sciences and Arts

8 SECTIONPANELS HEAD

The Swiss Leave Scheme at Crossroads: Papers Chair Parental- and Paternity-Leave Policy Domestic Violence against Pregnant Jonathan Miaz Proposals and their Implications for Women: How a Social Problem was Born Université de Lausanne Gender Equality Isabel Valarino Edmée Ballif Discussant Universidad Autònoma de Madrid Université de Lausanne Michelle Cottier Women’s Policy Agencies in Switzerland: Homophobia: The Absence of Legal University of Geneva Institutional Potential and Political Conflict Protection as Psychological Violence Papers Gesine Fuchs Lucerne University Nils Kapferer University of Basel Constructing the ‘Family’ through the Law of Applied Sciences and Arts Partner Violence Against Women in Switzerland (1912 – 2015) – Institutional Progress and Gaps Fiona Friedli Université de Lausanne in Switzerland P100 Criminalising Marital Rape: A Look Daniela Gloor Social Insight at Women’s and Feminist Mobilisations Friday 16:15, Géopolis, The Multiple Uses of Gender: in the Swiss Legislative Arena Floor 2, Room 2207 Definitions and Definitional Struggles Geraldine Brown Understanding and around Domestic Violence in Switzerland University of Geneva Tackling Gender-Based Marta Roca i Escoda (presenter) Gender in Asylum Adjudication: Violence in Switzerland Université de Lausanne Ethnographic Perspectives in the Swiss Asylum Administration Chair Pauline Delage (co-author) Université de Lausanne Jonathan Miaz Pauline Delage Université de Lausanne Université de Lausanne P110 Non Take-Up of Social Rights: Co-chair A Subaltern and also Gendered Discourse Geraldine Brown Saturday 08:30, Anthropole, Frédérique Leresche (presenter) University of Geneva Floor 4, Room 4078 University of Geneva Discussant Jean-Pierre Tabin (co-author) Marylène Lieber Law and Gender University of Applied Sciences, University of Geneva in Switzerland Western Switzerland

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9 PRACTICALITIES Practical information

Travel information Ta Cave Rue du Simplon 35, 1006 Getting to the University from the Open from 4pm for apéro hour, main train station is best done by the bar offers wines by the glass at metro, as the campus lies a little reasonable prices, plus a simple menu outside the city. Journey time is of cheese and charcuterie platters. around 20 minutes. From the main station entrance (north side, near platform 1), cross Restaurants the street to Lausanne-Gare. Take Brasserie de Montbenon the M2 metro line for one stop Allée Ernest-Ansermet 3, 1003 towards Croisettes, and get out at High quality, traditional cooking in Lausanne-Flon. Take the stairs or an early twentieth century building elevator up one floor, and switch to with a spectacular eight-metre high the M1 metro line, travelling towards domed dining room, and breathtaking Renens‑Gare. views of lake Geneva. The BM To reach the Anthropole building, celebrates the seasonal gastronomy travel six stops to Unil-Dorigny. of the Canton de Vaud. For the Géopolis building, travel Caffè Bellini seven stops to Unil-Mouline. Rue de la Barre 5, 1003 Most hotels provide their customers Cashpoints Modern Italian bistro with eclectic with free day cards for public Find an ATM on the second floor decor and leafy outdoor terrace. transport. Ask your hotel’s front desk of Anthropole, near the middle of Often busy. if they offer this service. the building. Eat me More information at www.t-l.ch/en Water bottles Rue Pépinet 3, 1003 Cocktail bar with tapas menu that To reduce plastic wastage, all takes inspiration from all over the participants will receive a reusable world. Plates are small, so you need squeezy drinks bottle. multiples to make a decent-sized dinner. Not cheap, but high quality. Bars & cafés The Great Escape Rue Madeleine 18, 1003 Wide selection of tap beers and spirits; great burger menu. Beautiful terrace with a view. Walk up from Lunches Place de la Riponne by the Escaliers For lunch on Friday, you will receive de l’Université and turn right. a coupon for use at the cafeterias in L’Étoile blanche Unithèque, Géopolis or Anthropole. Avenue du Tribunal Fédéral, 1005 Unithèque and Géopolis cafeterias Relaxed, friendly city centre serve a large selection of hot meals, bar-restaurant. The dining area while the cafeteria in Anthropole resembles the living room of has mostly sandwiches. It is a short a family home; the bar below has walk through campus to get from the standing room only during busy conference buildings to Unithèque. hours. Open for lunch, dinner, For lunch on Saturday, you will be snacks at the counter, brunch, given a packed lunch at registration. takeaways or just for a drink.

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Early-Career Scholars’ Programme Two career-building activities geared towards graduate students and postdoctoral researchers. Prior registration required

Workshop How to get a job Speed Mentoring Akwugo Emejulu & Petra Meier Career Development 18:15 – 19:15, Friday 9 June How to teach 08:30 – 12:00, Thursday 8 June Géopolis, Room 1612 Elin Bjarnegård & Jemima Repo Géopolis, Room 1620 Chaired by Liza Mügge Workshop sponsored by UK PSA Women (Amsterdam), this session gives There will be a break for coffee and and Politics Specialist Group, Women and participants the chance to go on a breakfast from 10:00–10:30. Politics Research Section of the American series of three-minute ‘dates’ during Chaired by Meryl Kenny Political Science Association, The Women’s which they can ask advice and network (Edinburgh), the Workshop includes: Caucus for Political Science (APSA) and the with leading academics in the field. Tips for early-career academics École doctorale romande Mentors include Shirin M. Rai in Gender Studies at Karen Celis, Francesca Gains, CUSO, Switzerland Johanna Kantola, Andrea How to finish your PhD Krizsan, Emanuela Lombardo, Hila Amit Jennifer Piscopo, Shirin M. Rai, How to get published Khursheed Wadia, Bram Wauters, Melanie Hughes & Tania Verge Annick Wibben and Pär Zetterberg Mid-Career Scholars’ Programme This event is open to scholars with permanent or tenure-track positions who are not yet full professors. Prior registration required

Workshop What are the particular challenges in Workshop sponsored by UK this for scholars working on gender PSA Women and Politics Specialist 10:30 – 12:00, Thursday 8 June and sexuality? Group, Women and Politics Research Géopolis, Room 1612 How do you balance the competing Section of the American Political Chair: Yvonne Galligan (Queen’s demands of caring and work? Science Association, and University Belfast). Speakers include How do you cope with academic The Women’s Claire Annesley (Sussex); Mieke burn-out or exhaustion? Caucus for Political Verloo (Radboud); and Laurel How can you manage Science (APSA) Weldon (Purdue), and will address departmental politics? the following questions: How do you remain engaged in How do you negotiate scholarly activity with an increased promotions procedures? administrative load? 11 HIGHLIGHTS Plenary lecture and reception

The Good Life and And yet, what divides us continues the Bad: Changing to dog our footsteps, even as we attempt to reach across national Landscapes of and political boundaries to generate Shirin M. Rai Gender Inequality a different politics. In her lecture, Shirin reflects on these challenges and The Plenary Lecture is sponsored by argues that we, as feminist intellectuals Rowman & Littlefield’s International and educators, can participate in Feminist Institutionalist Perspective developing new, self-aware and Series, in conjunction with FIIN much needed solidarities – through e need to assess the reflecting on our curricula, our good, the bad and the pedagogy, our writing and the spaces ugly in our everyday and we occupy to bridge the private W and public, the individual and the institutional political life as never before. As we face new challenges in collective, as well as challenge the dichotomies of knowledge and power. Centre en Etudes Genre uncertain times, we need solidarity Insitut des Sciences Sociales among ourselves as never before. hirin Rai is Professor of Politics and International Studies at the University of Warwick. Speaker Shirin M. Rai S She is a founder member of the Date Thursday 8 June South Asia Research Network on Time 17:45 – 18:45 Gender, Law and Governance. She Venue Amphitheatre 1031 has published two edited collections Reception follows lecture exploring how performance in and of institutional and informal politics are Time 18:45 – 20:00 co‑constitutive. Venue Unithèque Reception co-sponsors: Professional Roundtable

Maximising Impact What are the implications of and Birkbeck, University of London for Gender and Politics evidence-based policymaking and Zeina Hilal Big Data Analytics for Gender & Inter-Parliamentary Union How, when, and under what Politics research? Kareen Jabre conditions does Gender & Politics Grab a lunchbox and join us! Inter-Parliamentary Union research matter in policy making ? How can we maximise the impact Chair Date Friday 9 June of Gender & Politics research? Isabelle Engeli University of Bath Time 12:45 – 13:45 What are the barriers and obstacles Speakers to making Gender & Politics Venue Anthropole, research matter? Amy Kordiak Chwarae Teg Amphitheatre 1129 Sarah Childs University of Bristol

12 SOCIAL Fondue dinner

Sponsored by the long forks, then soak them in the Routledge Gender melted cheese before eating. and Politics book series Fondue is a heavy meal and we recommend you drink either a hot beverage or wine with it. Avoid cold beverages because they tend to solidify the cheese in the stomach too quickly and can make you feel unwell.

heese fondue is a hot dish Kindly note that Géopolis does not consisting of one or more take credit or debit cards. You get one Swiss cheeses, such as glass of white wine with your meal, C but if you would like to buy more, Gruyère or Vacherin Fribourgeois, heated over a fondue burner in please bring cash with you. This dinner is available only to participants the centre of the table. Along with Date Friday 9 June raclette, it is one of Switzerland’s who registered by the mid-February deadline. national dishes. Diners spear pieces of Time 19:30 – 22:00 You will be given a voucher upon registration Venue Géopolis Cafeteria bread or potato on the end of extra- which you must present in the cafeteria. Plenary Roundtable

RPGI 5_1 Cover_RPGI_I_5_01_COVER 03/05/17 10:19 AM Page 1 SPINE WIDTH: 8.5 mm TRIM SIZE: 174 X 248 mm What ethical, methodological and Gender at the Border: Volume 5 Number 1 March 2017 ISSN 2156-5503 the Refugee Crisis theoretical challenges do gender Politics, Groups, and Identities andPolitics, sexuality Groups, scholars face in research Politics, in Europe on refugeesand Identities ? Special Issue: Body Politics Contents Groups, Sponsored by the journal Should scholars take a proactive role Introduction Body politics Politics, Groups and Identities Nadia Brown and Sarah Allen Gershon 1 and in publicResearch Articles debate and if so, how? Transgender politics as body politics: effects of disgust sensitivity and authoritarianism on transgender rights attitudes Patrick R. Miller, Andrew R. Flores, Donald P. Haider-Markel, he ‘refugee’ crisis in Europe Daniel C. Lewis, Barry L. Tadlock and Jami K. Taylor 4 Identities Naked transgressions: gendered symbolism in Ugandan land protests Florence Ebila and Aili Mari Tripp 25 fuels an emotional public Chairs“Female athlete” politic: Title IX and the naturalization of sex difference in public policy Elizabeth A. Sharrow 46 and political debate. Recent Disability and the meaning of reproductive liberty RahelAmber Knight Kunz 67 White attitudes about descriptive representation in the US: the roles of T identity, discrimination, and linked fate Special Issue: Body Politics events, such as the Cologne attacks, UniversityDeborah J. Schildkraut of Lausanne 84 Targeting young men of color for search and arrest during traffic stops: evidence from North Carolina, 2002–2013 the drowning of the three-year-old Frank R. Baumgartner, Derek A. Epp, Kelsey Shoub and LizaBayard Mügge Love 107 Refusing to know a woman’s place: the causes and consequences of Syrian boy in Turkey, and terrorist rejecting stereotypes of women politicians in the Americas UniversityAmy Erica Smith, Katherine of Warming Amsterdam and Valerie M. Hennings 132 Dialogue: Studying Body Politics Using experiments to understand public attitudes towards transgender attacks in European cities trigger rights Volume 5 Number 1 March 2017 Brian F. Harrison and Melissa R. Michelson 152 Race, gender, and media coverage of Michelle Obama extremism, but they also prompt SpeakersRay Block Jr. 161 Bodywork in identity: passing as ethnography Claire McKinney 166 citizens to organise in solidarity. Queer sensibilities: notes on method AnneJerry Thomas Arvy Asile LGBT Genève 172 Review Article Rape, apology, and the business of title IX compliance This Roundtable sheds light on AnikaBrooke Mascagni Bergman Rosamond 182 the intersectional mechanisms Lund University that influence political responses Ahmed Hamila to the crisis and reflects on their Université de Montréal consequences. Spanning international Université Libre de Bruxelles Date Saturday 10 June politics and gender- and queer Sabine Lang studies, speakers ask: Time 14:30 – 16:00 University of Washington Venue Anthropole, How are refugees selected at Noémi Michel Amphitheatre 1129 the border? Université de Genève

13 2017 PRIZES ECPG Gender and Politics Career Achievement Award

Pioneering feminist Hege Skjeie, the first woman in Norway to be appointed full Professor of Political Science, gets our 2017 award

of gender, ethnicity and religion in Nordic and European institutions, for Intersectional example in the path-breaking project studies in Norway on institutionalising intersectionality In recent years Hege has managed and the changing nature of European several Research Council-funded Equality Regimes (see the book projects on intersectional studies: Institutionalizing Intersectionality, 2012). PLUREQ Gender equality, cultural Another major contribution is diversity, religious pluralism: State her research on human rights law policies and feminist interventions; and policy. Analysing the role of individual human rights, including DEMROK Democracy, freedom of religious rights, she coined the religion and women’s human rights; provocative concept likestillingens MULTIDIM Multidimensional vikeplikt, referring to the fact that equality: Legislative reforms and women’s equal rights must often judicial practices (with Mari Teigen). make way for other more important Hege was a member of Norway’s concerns, published first in the Standing Committee on Outside Power and Democracy Commissions Political Appointments (2009–2017); book series (Skjeie and Teigen 2003). of the Centennial for women’s vote committee (2009–2013); and of the Equality Tribunal (2006–2010) Real-world influence monitoring all non-discrimination The results of Hege’s empirical work and equality legislation. have had a profound influence on She has written commentaries for the Norwegian policy and public debates leading Norwegian newspaper Dagens on (gender) equality and democracy. Næringsliv, sharing a weekly column ege’s eminent career As the powerful Chair of the with the Prime Minister, the leader demonstrates not just Norwegian government’s Equality of the opposition and two economics a commitment to scholarly Commission, the Skjeie-commission professors, dealing with human rights, H (2010–2012), and chief author advancement but also to public integration, and equality policy issues. engagement. Her innovative of its official equality reports, Hege was a very popular choice for research on ethnicity, diversity Hege criticised the dominant this award, and the ECPR Standing and intersectionality, human mainstreaming policy as failing to Group on Gender & Politics considers rights law and policy, and political solve problems related to gender itself very fortunate to have such a representation and elite politics, has division and stereotyping in pioneering scholar among its number. resulted in major advances for the education and the labour market. The awarding committee of David theoretical thinking of European Under Hege’s direction, the equality Patternotte, Emanuela Lombardo gender and politics research. reports presented a multidimensional, and Elizabeth Evans would like to One of Hege’s major contributions holistic approach to gender equality, congratulate Hege once again for is her research on the intersections which is now generally accepted. all her outstanding achievements!

14 2017 PRIZES The Joni Lovenduski PhD Prize in Gender and Politics

Awarded to Hila Amit for her highly original dissertation A Queer Way Out: Israeli Emigration and Unheroic Resistance to Zionism

ila Amit (1985, Tel-Aviv) is a freelance researcher, HHebrew teacher and author. She holds a PhD in Gender Studies from SOAS, University of London, and a Master’s in Gender Studies from the University of Tel-Aviv. Hila also has a BA in creative writing, and recently published her first short story collection, Moving On from Bliss (Tel-Aviv: Am Oved, 2016). Prior to her academic career, Hila worked for Physicians for Human Rights in Israel/Palestine, where she also took part in several education programmes. In addition to her interest in the Israel-Palestine conflict and the effects of Zionist Ideology on Israel’s gender regime, Hila is committed to the critical approach offered by queer theories on questions of nation, gender and sexuality. resistance to Zionism. In stepping whether obedience to the regime or out of the territory of Israel, they not. In their passivity and unheroic avoid the Zionist demand to perform behaviour, emigrants threaten to In her own words... as strong, masculine Sabras. Likewise, undermine the entire Zionist project. ‘My dissertation explores the left-wing resistance to the regime By announcing their vulnerability, activities of (as well as the discourse demands similar strength: to take part by choosing not to be heroes – used by) queer Israeli emigrants, in violent demonstrations and risk not to be there – queer emigrants are, before, during, and after departure. physical injury or imprisonment. in fact, resisting the Zionist project At the juncture of sexuality, politics Emigration is subversive in that in its essence.’ and national belonging, my research it symbolises a refusal to answer investigates the connections between Zionism in the currency of heroism the Israeli collective and its outcasts, and active resistance. I show how Prize-giving ceremonies and between social exclusion and emigrants’ decision to leave stems for both these departure. I formulate a framework from acknowledgement of their own through which emigration is read as vulnerability; recognition that they awards take place a political activity. can no longer tolerate the hardship of at 17:00 on Thursday The thesis’ argument is that queer life offered to them in Israel. The very Israeli emigrants, in their decision to act of announcing their vulnerability 8 June, Anthropole, depart, undermine Zionist ideology, weakens the system, which demands Amphitheatre 1031 and change the obvious paths of strength of the citizens of Israel,

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Panel session times

Panel Session date and time Page Session 1 Thursday 8 June, 12:30–14:15 19 2 Thursday 8 June, 14:30–16:15 22 3 Friday 9 June, 08:30–10:15 25 4 Friday 9 June, 10:45–12:30 28 5 Friday 9 June, 14:00–15:45 31 6 Friday 9 June, 16:15–18:00 35 7 Saturday 10 June, 08:30–10:15 38 8 Saturday 10 June, 10:30–12:15 42 9 Saturday 10 June, 12:45–14:30 44

Sections

Section Section name Page number 1 Social movements and civil society 47 2 Political participation 47 3 Power and representation 47 4 Governance, institutions and public policy 48 5 Research methods 49 6 European Union 49 7 International studies 49 8 Political theory 49 9 Intersectionality, citizenship and multiculturalism 50 10 LGBTQI rights, sexuality and politics 50 11 Local Panels 50

18 PANEL SESSION 1 List of Panels chronologically by session

P = Paper Presenter

What follows is the information in ECPR's database on Monday 22 May 2017. Any additions, amendments and cancellations made after that date will not appear in this printed programme. THUR Panel Session 1 Thursday 8 June, 12:30–14:15

Panel P002 Géopolis – 2227 The Challenges of Kalí NGOisation after Francoism: Rethinking Activism In and Beyond Spain A Reflexive History of European WERNER BOADA, Sarah (Central European University) P Romani Gender Politics: Debates CARO MAYA, Patricia (UNED – National University of on Intersectionality as a Tool for Distance Education) P Political Resistance Panel P009 Géopolis – 2121 Chair: BALOGH, Lidia (Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Centre for Social Sciences) Challenges for the Women, Peace, Discussant: MARCUS, Geetha (University of Glasgow) and Security Agenda Crosscurrents and Dialogue between Chair: SZÁLKAI, Kinga (Eötvös Loránd University) the Romani Movement and the Women’s Discussant: SMITH, Sarah and LGBTIQ Movements (Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne) FREMLOVA, Lucie (University of Brighton) P Duelling Models: Tackling Women’s Empowerment McGARRY, Aidan (University of Brighton) through Security and Development Romani Gender Politics in Hungary and Feminist REILING, Carrie (University of California, Irvine) P Alliances in Practice Gender, Race and Women, Peace and Security BALOGH, Lidia (Hungarian Academy of Sciences, MARTIN DE ALMAGRO, Maria Centre for Social Sciences) P (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) P KOCZE, Angela (Wake Forest University) National Action Plans on SCR 1325: Romani Men’s Perspectives on Gender Relations, Developing a Research Agenda Gender Politics and the Romani Movement LYYTIKÄINEN, Minna (University of Helsinki) P JOVANOVIC, Jelena (Central European University) P The Women, Peace and Security Agenda and ZENTAI, Violetta (Central European University) Post-conflict Political Institutions: A Feminist Same Opportunities, Different Practices? The EU and Institutional Analysis Romani Women's Activism in Romania and Bulgaria THOMSON, Jennifer (De Montfort University) P D'AGOSTINO, Serena (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) P Training the Troops on Gender: The Circulation of Knowledge and the Politics of Training HOLVIKIVI, Aiko (London School of Economics & Political Science) P

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Panel P011 Géopolis – 2129 The Rising Tide of Populism and Women’s Authoritarian Inclusion in Turkey under the Justice Coalitions and Allies: Gendered and Development Party Governance Networking Within and Beyond ASLAN AKMAN, Canan Movements (Middle East Technical University) P Understanding Democratic Reversal from a Chair: KOSKINEN SANDBERG, Paula Gender Perspective: The Curious Case of Turkey (Hanken School of Economics) AKSOY, Asli Discussant: DEAN, Jonathan (University of Leeds) (Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg) P Ammunition for Change: The Surprising Social Understanding the Dynamic Relationship between Movement behind Bipartisan Gun Control in Processes of (de)Democratisation and Gender the United States Equality Progress: A Theoretical Contribution SMUCKER, Sierra (Duke University) P ROGGEBAND, Conny (University of Amsterdam) P

THUR Challenges and Opportunities for Women’s VERLOO, Mieke (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) Coalitions: Tonga’s ‘Women in Leadership’ Coalition and Advocacy for the Ratification Panel P040 Géopolis – 2137 of CEDAW WARD, Orlanda (University College London) P Gender and Public Opinion VANHEERDE-HUDSON, Jennifer Chair: ZWIENER, Nadine (City, University of London) (University College London) Discussant: TRESCH, Anke (Université de Lausanne) Evaluating Strategic Political Partnerships: Attitudes towards Gender Equality in Palestine: The Case of the Women’s Movement and The Role of Nationalism the State in Contemporary Brazil COWPER-COLES, Minna BOHN, Simone (York University) P (Birkbeck, University of London) P LEVY, Charmain (Université du Québec en Outaouais) Conceptualising Men’s Support for Gender Transnational Networks of Peasant Women in Latin Equality: The Distinction between Public America: A Spatial Scale Perspective and Private Support PINHEIRO MACHADO BROCHNER, Gabriela SUDKAEMPER, Antonia (University of Exeter) P (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) P RYAN, Michelle (University of Exeter) Panel P025 Anthropole – 2064 KIRBY, Teri (University of Exeter) MORGENROTH, Thekla (University of Exeter) Exploring the Dynamics of Political Preferences of Gays and Lesbians in Democratisation and De- Vienna and Berlin Democratisation for Gender+ Equality I DE NÈVE, Dorothée (Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen) P Chair: ESPÍRITO-SANTO, Ana (Centro de Investigação Who to Bribe: Voters’ Perception of Female e Estudos de Sociologia – CIES-IUL) Politicians’ Integrity Discussant: MEIER, Petra (Universiteit Antwerpen) VERGE, Tania (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) P WIESEHOMEIER, Nina (Fundación Instituto de Empresa) Democracy and the Adoption of Gender Quotas Worldwide Panel P056 Anthropole – 5060 ZETTERBERG, Pär (Uppsala Universitet) P BJARNEGÅRD, Elin (Uppsala Universitet) Gendering EU Policy HUGHES, Melanie (University of Pittsburgh) Chair: ALLWOOD, Gill (Nottingham Trent University) PAXTON, Pamela (University of Texas at Austin) Discussant: ABELS, Gabriele (Universität Tübingen) The Adoption of Gender and Gender Equality and EU Development Policy: Youth Quotas in Democratising States: The Second Gender Action Plan 2016–2020 Processes, Rationalities, Discourses ALLWOOD, Gill (Nottingham Trent University) P BELSCHNER, Jana (Universitetet i Bergen) P Gender Mainstreaming done Right? Creating an EU Policy on Combatting Violence Against Women through a Piecemeal Approach REIS, Sara (University of Sheffield) P

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Gender Mainstreaming in the EU Asylum Gender Mediation, Character, and Competence: System: Strengths and Pitfalls of the Concept Comparing News Coverage of Heads of of Vulnerability Government in the Canadian Provinces WALTER, Marie (Freie Universität Berlin) P THOMAS, Melanee (University of Calgary) P Gender Dynamics of Foreign Policy Actors: CHEN, Philip (University of Calgary) Gendering the European External Action Service HARELL, Allison (Université du Québec à Montréal) CHAPPELL, Laura (University of Surrey) P GOSSELIN, Tania (Université du Québec à Montréal) Invisible Women? A Comparative Analysis of MP Panel P023 Géopolis – 1620 Visibility in Newspapers in Six European Countries New Books Roundtable: European VAN DER PAS, Daphne (University of Amsterdam) P Sexual Citizenship in the 21st Century: AALDERING, Loes (University of Amsterdam) National Politics, European Movements The Symbolic Representation of Female MPs Worldwide and Intersectional Identities JOSHI, Devin (Singapore Management University) P

Chair: KOLLMAN, Kelly (University of Glasgow) REISING, Lauren (University of Denver) THUR Combining Transnational and International Panel P102 Anthropole – 2106 Perspective in Research on LGBTI Rights in Europe STELLA, Francesca (University of Glasgow) P Violence Against Women – the State, EU Enlargement and Gay Politics: the Individual, and the Law The Impact of Eastern Enlargement on Right, Activism and Prejudice Chair: CAGLIERO, Sara (Universitat Rovira i Virgili) SLOOTMAECKERS, Koen Discussant: ROLANDSEN AGUSTIN, Lise (Queen Mary, University of London) P (Aalborg Universitet) Multisexual Citizenship: Towards a New Framework A Critical Frame Analysis of Gender in Victoria’s of Human Rights and Citizenship for LGBTI Persons Royal Commission into Family Violence in Europe YATES, Sophie AMMATURO, Francesca Romana (Australia and New Zealand School of Government) P (University of Roehampton) P Comparative Analysis of the Legal Recognition When States ‘Come Out’: Europe's Sexual of Child Victims of Gender Violence in Southern Minorities and the Politics of Visibility European Countries AYOUB, Phillip (European University Institute) P ALAMINOS HERVÁS, María Ángeles (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) P Panel P093 Anthropole – 2024 GRAU-ALBEROLA, Ester (Universidad Internacional de Valencia) The Media Representation of Women SÁNCHEZ RECIO, Raquel Chair: WILIARTY, Sarah (Wesleyan University) (Subdelegación del Gobierno en Teruel) Discussant: ALEXANDER, Amy VILLANUEVA BLASCO, Víctor José (Universidad Internacional de Valencia) (University of Gothenburg) Good Practices of Gender Sensitive Policies in A Tale of Two Women: A Comparative Media Combating VAW in Local Politics of Turkey Analysis of UK Prime Ministers Margaret Thatcher KOYUNCU-LORASDAĞı, Berrin (Hacettepe University) and Theresa May P SUMBAS, Ahu (Hacettepe University) WILLIAMS, Blair (Australian National University) P Candidate Gender and the Online Media Securitisation, Violence Against Women, and Coverage in the UK Political Campaigns of Political Representation in Jordan and Morocco 2015 and 2016 FORESTER, Summer (Purdue University) P REK, Beata (University of Southampton) P

21 PANEL SESSION 2

Panel Session 2 Thursday 8 June, 14:30–16:15

Panel P004 Anthropole – 2064 Protecting the Woman or the Family? Islamist Women's Organisation KADEM and its Are 'Sisters doin' it for Themselves?' Approach to Violence against Women in Turkey AYHAN, Tutku (Bogaziçi University) Chair: GÜNTHER, Jana P (Technische Universität Dresden) The Affective Politics of the New Right in Germany Discussant: WYLIE, Kristin (James Madison University) CHMILEWSKI, Katja (University of Vienna) P Differences in Rhetoric of Male and Female HAJEK, Katharina (University of Vienna) P

THUR Leaders in the Context of Populist Right Parties Panel P010 Géopolis – 2227 KNEIP, Katharina (University of Zurich) P Waiting in the Wings? The Experience of Women's Citizenship and Intersectionality Wings of Political Parties in Multiple Regions Chair: FIIG, Christina (Aarhus Universitet) COWELL-MEYERS, Kimberly (American University) P Discussant: MASSELOT, Annick What makes Independent Women Stand for (University of Canterbury, New Zealand) Office: Mapping the Gendered Descriptive Representation of Non-Party Candidates A Eugenic Welfare State? Reproduction and in Ireland and the UK Productivity in the Nordic Countries BUCKLEY, Fiona (University College Cork) P WESSEL, Merle (University of Helsinki) P GAINS, Francesca (University of Manchester) In the Name of the Mother: Gender and Acquisition of Citizenship in Post Conflict Nepal Where there’s a Will, there isn’t Always a Way: Studying the Brazilian Women’s Caucus BHAT, Neha (American University) P GOMES, Larissa Making Canadians: Foreign Adoption and (Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais) P Citizenship Acquisition MARCELINO GOULART, Tatiana HARDER, Lois (University of Alberta) P (Fundação João Pinheiro) Multicultural Citizenship and Women’s Rights Working for Women? The Emergence and in the Experience of Women’s Intercultural Organisation of the Women's Equality Party Associations in Italy KENNY, Meryl (University of Edinburgh) P BERNACCHI, Erika (Università degli Studi di Firenze) P EVANS, Elizabeth (Goldsmiths, University of London) Consensus on Discrimination: Muslim Women between Radicalism, Margin of Appreciation Panel P005 Géopolis – 2129 and European Public Order Backlash: Mobilising For Gender (In) ALADAĞ GÖRENTAŞ, Itır (Kocaeli University) P Equality In Hard Times Panel P014 Anthropole – 2013 Chair: KARACA, Asli (Central European University) Designing the Future? Success and Discussant: GOSS, Kristin (Duke University) Failure of Political Strategies to Promote A Genuine Backlash or Politics as Usual? Gender Equality Serbian Feminists’ Perceptions of Contemporary Political Changes Chair: PEIXOTO GOMES, Larissa BIAS, Leandra (University of Oxford) P (Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais) Gendered Mobilisations AGAINST Equality: Discussant: DAVIDS, Tine Civil Society Wars on ‘Gender Ideology’ in (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) Eastern Europe Equality Instituted? Reviewing the Role of Human GAWEDA, Barbara (University of Edinburgh) P Rights Commissions in Canada since the 1970 Royal Commission Report on the Status of Women BERNHARDT, Nicole (York University) P

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Gendered Bureaucracies: The Long Road to Gender Equality Policy in Western Balkans: Inclusion for Women Leaders in International Are We There Yet? Sports Governance BEGO, Ingrid (Western Carolina University) P PAPE, Madeleine (University of Wisconsin-Madison) P SPEHAR, Andrea (University of Gothenburg) The Institutional Evolution of Women’s Policy The Gender Dimension of the EU Enlargement: Agencies in Costa Rica and Chile: Promoting Case Study of Macedonia as a Candidate Country Gender Equality in Latin American States RISTOVA-AASTERUD, Karolina THOMAS, Gwynn (University at Buffalo, SUNY) P (Ss Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje) P The Power of Formal and Informal Institutions in Towards a Gender Perspective on European Union the Policy Struggles on Abortion and Same-Sex Cross-Border Cooperation: The POCTEP 2007–2013 Unions in Italy and Chile: A Comparative View Projects at the ACE Euroregion SEPULVEDA, Carmen (University of Manchester) P CABEZAS GONZÁLEZ, Almudena SIRIGU, Giulia (University of Manchester) (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) P FARRUE, Eva (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) Panel P037 Géopolis – 1620 Transformations of State Feminism: THUR Gender and its Discontents: Institutional Gender Knowledge in Croatia Conceptualising ‘War on Gender’ SUTLOVIC, Leda (University of Vienna) P in the Context of the Rise of Panel P050 Géopolis – 2137 Illiberal Populism Gender, Candidacy, Campaigns, Chair: KOROLCZUK, Elżbieta (Södertörn University) and Political Careers in Post-Industrial Discussant: DE JONG, Sara (The Open University) Democracies 'It’s the End of the World as we Know it' – Conceptualising Anti-Gender Movements Chair: FRANCESCHET, Susan (University of Calgary) beyond 'Resistance against Equality' Discussant: OSBORN, Tracy (University of Iowa) KOVÁTS, Eszter (Eötvös Loránd University) P Gender Images in Swiss National Multiple Faces of Politics against Gender Election Campaigns VERLOO, Mieke (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) P TRESCH, Anke (Université de Lausanne) P Politics of Knowledge and Anti-Gender Movement SHTYRKOVA, Evgeniya (Université de Lausanne) KUHAR, Roman (University of Ljubljana) P Similarity, Compensation or Difference? A Comparison of Men and Women’s Pathways Shaming the Shamers, Fearing the Perverts: to Political Representation in the Japanese Diet The Political Emotions of Anti-genderism SHIN, Ki-young GRAFF, Agnieszka (Institute for Gender Studies, Ochanomizu University) P (American Studies Center, University of Warsaw) P MIURA, Mari (Sophia University) P 'War on Gender’: A Conservative Response STEELE, Jackie F. (University of Tokyo) P to Neoliberalism? KOROLCZUK, Elżbieta (Södertörn University) P Women at the Grassroots: A Cross-National Analysis of Female Party Members Panel P044 Anthropole – 5060 WAUTERS, Bram (Ghent University) P DEVROE, Robin (Ghent University) Gender Equality: Challenges DE VET, Benjamin (Ghent University) in New Member States and Women Mayors in Portugal: A Case Study in Candidate Countries Political Representation and Citizenship, 1974–2013 Chair: SIDDI, Marco (University of Edinburgh) ALMEIDA, Maria Antónia (Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia) P Discussant: CHIVA, Cristina (University of Salford) Gender Equality in Turkey: Limited Diffusion of Panel P066 Anthropole – 2024 European Norms MÜFTÜLER-BAÇ, Meltem (Sabancı University) P Investigating the Concept, Study, and Practice of Gender Sensitive Parliaments Chair: SMITH, Jessica (Birkbeck, University of London) 23 PANEL SESSION 2

Discussant: HOLLI, Anne Maria (University of Helsinki) Chair: ENGELI, Isabelle (University of Bath) From Gender Sensitive Parliaments to Diversity Discussant: AMERY, Fran (University of Bath) Sensitive Parliaments: The Good Parliament Extending Fertility? Imagining and Regulating at Westminster the Future of Reproduction in Switzerland CHILDS, Sarah (University of Bristol) P BÜHLER, Nolwenn (University of Zurich) P Gendering the Finnish Parliament: From Gender Islamic Revival, Structural Violence and Women’s Equality Planning to Gender Sensitive Parliament Right to Abortion in Tunisia after the Revolution KANTOLA, Johanna (University of Helsinki) P MAFFI, Irene (Université de Lausanne) P Is Canada’s Prime Minister Trudeau Merely Shifts in Abortion Governance in Italy and Spain: a Facebook Feminist? Obstetricians-Gynaecologists’ Perspectives on ASHE, Jeanette (Douglas College) P Abortion and Conscientious Objection The Swedish Parliament – A Gender Sensitive DE ZORDO, Silvia (Universitat de Barcelona) P Working Place?

THUR When Pro-Life Activists Substitute the Welfare State: FREIDENVALL, Lenita (Stockholm University) P The Role of Pregnancy Crisis Centres in Italy What Type of Equality are we Talking About when AVANZA, Martina (Université de Lausanne) P we Speak of Gender Sensitive Parliaments? MEIER, Petra (Universiteit Antwerpen) P Panel P086 Géopolis – 2121 GALLIGAN, Yvonne (Queen's University Belfast) Sexual Violence During Panel P069 Géopolis – 2224 and After Conflict Chair: GERRITS, Bailey (Queen's University) Matriarchal Theories and Cultures as Models for Envisioning an Egalitarian Doing Gender in the Congo: International Interventions against Sexualised Violence and and Socially Sustainable Future State Formation Politics in Conflict Contexts Chair: KAILO, Kaarina (Oulu University) TSCHÖRNER, Lisa (Universität Bremen) P Discussant: GÖTTNER-ABENDROTH, Heide Normalisation of Military Sexual Violence by Allied (International Academy Hagia) Forces through the Criminal Justice System Canadian Matricultures and Indigenous Gift MOTOYAMA, Hisako Ecology in the North – Affinities and Differences (Institute for Gender Studies, Ochanomizu University) P KAILO, Kaarina (Oulu University) P Talking with the Shameless? Sexual Violence Matricultural Wisdom at the Beginning of Europe and Conflict Resolution in Civil Wars NAGEL, Robert Ulrich (University of Kent) P PERCOVICH, Luciana (Università degli Studi di Milano) P Nu Guo / In the Name of the Mother: A Model of Women between War Scylla and Nationalist an Egalitarian Society in the Contemporary World Charybdis: Legal Interpretations of Sexual Violence in the Countries of Former Yugoslavia ROSATI FREEMAN, Francesca SUBOTIC, Gordana (University of Melbourne) P (Independent Researcher) P ZAHARIJEVIC, Adriana (Institute for Philosophy and Societies in Balance: Rethinking Matriarchy in Social Theory, University of Belgrade) Modern Matriarchal Studies GÖTTNER-ABENDROTH, Heide Panel P089 Géopolis – 2208 (International Academy Hagia) P Women-at-Risk: Gift Economy’s Possibilities Swiss Gender Equality Policy in Context and Matriarchal Social System Worldwide Chair: FUCHS, Gesine KOIVUNEN, Kirsi (Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts) (University of Applied Sciences Helsinki) P Co-Chair: SGIER, Lea (Central European University) Panel P075 Anthropole – 2106 Discussant: HINTERHUBER, Eva Maria (Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences) Politicised Pregnancies: Gender Inequalities in Lone Parenthood: Abortion, Assisted Reproduction The Swiss Case and Other Stories LARENZA, Ornella (Université de Lausanne) P

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Pathways to Power: Implementing Parity Sanctions in Political Parties: Women in Swiss Institutional Politics A Multi-Level Analysis SGIER, Lea (Central European University) P ACHIN, Catherine (Paris Dauphine University) P The Economic Benefit Discourse in the Swiss Policy LEVÊQUE, Sandrine for Gender Equality in the Workplace (Université de Paris I – Panthéon-Sorbonne) LANFRANCONI, Lucia M. (Lucerne University of Measuring Equal Employment Policy Outputs: Applied Sciences and Arts) P Collective Bargaining on Equality at the Firm Level The Swiss Leave Scheme at Crossroads: POCHIC, Sophie (CNRS – EHESS – ENS) P Parental- and Paternity-Leave Policy Proposals CHARPENEL, Marion and their Implications for Gender Equality (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique) VALARINO, Isabel Measuring Gender-Based Violence Policy: (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid) P The Implementation of VAW and Forced Marriage Women’s Policy Agencies in Switzerland: Policy at the National Level Institutional Potential and Political Conflict ALLWOOD, Gill (Nottingham Trent University) P FRI

FUCHS, Gesine (Lucerne University of Applied WADIA, Khursheed (University of Warwick) THUR Sciences and Arts) P Measuring the Impact of Parity Policy at the National Level: A Sexed Analysis of Legislative Panel P090 Anthropole – 3128 Candidates in France, 2002–2012 Taking the Measure of Gender Equality DUROVIC, Anja (Sciences Po Paris) P Policy Implementation and Impact: TIBERJ, Vincent (Sciences Po Paris) A Longitudinal, Cross-Sectoral, and Measuring the Outputs of Violence Against Women Policy at Multiple Levels: The Implementation and Multi-Level Approach Evaluation of Training Programs Chair: KOMBILA, Hilème DELAGE, Pauline (Université de Lausanne) P (Université de Paris I – Panthéon-Sorbonne) PERRIER, Gwenaëlle Discussant: MAZUR, Amy G. (Sciences Po Paris) (Université de Paris 13 – Sorbonne Paris Cité)

Panel Session 3 Friday 9 June, 08:30–10:15

Panel P018 Géopolis – 2227 (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev) The Social and Political Potential of Shia Muslim Diversity, Difference, and Gender Belgian Women in the Capital of Europe Chair: MARCUS, Geetha (University of Glasgow) LECHKAR, Iman (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) P Discussant: HARDER, Lois (University of Alberta) Invisible Muslim Women: Gender-Specific Stereotypes of Muslims in Germany Can you be Muslim and Feminist? Is ‘Secular’ Feminism Islamophobic? VAN DER NOLL, Jolanda (FernUniversität in Hagen) P WADIA, Khursheed (University of Warwick) P Panel P027 Anthropole – 2064 Manufacturing Conflicts between Multiculturalism and Women’s Rights: Polygamy in South Africa Exploring Women’s Representation WALSH, Denise (University of Virginia) P Beyond Legislatures The Role of Local Authorities in Advancing Gender Chair: FRANCESCHET, Susan (University of Calgary) Equality in a Culturally Diverse Democracy: Discussant: O'BRIEN, Diana (Indiana University) A Study of Minority Women in Israel KOOK, Rebecca Gender Diversity on High Courts (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev) P STATON, Jeffrey (Emory University) P YUVAL, Fany (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev) LINDBERG, Staffan (University of Gothenburg) HAREL-SHALEV, Ayelet

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Gender, Representation, and Policy Outcomes: Feminist Foreign Policy with a View to Analysing the Role of Elected Executive Actors Climate Issues at the Local Level KRONSELL, Annica (Lunds Universitet) P GAINS, Francesca (University of Manchester) P Framing Feminist Foreign Policy: LOWNDES, Vivien (University of Birmingham) Hillary and Margot in Comparison Gendered Patterns of Ministerial Recruitment in WIBBEN, Annick T.R. (University of San Francisco) P Presidential and Parliamentary Democracies BERGMAN ROSAMOND, Annika (Lunds Universitet) ANNESLEY, Claire (University of Sussex) P I Will Follow You – BECKWITH, Karen (Case Western Reserve University) Leaders' Gender and Support for Foreign Policy FRANCESCHET, Susan (University of Calgary) YARKONEY SOREK, Ayala (Texas A&M University) P Women’s Appointment to High Courts around The Feminism in Feminist Foreign Policy? the World: Gendered Pipelines? Gender Equality, Peacefulness and ‘Nordicity’ HOEKSTRA, Valerie (Arizona State University) P ÓMARSDÓTTIR, Silja Bára (University of Iceland) P

FRI ESCOBAR-LEMMON, Maria (Texas A&M University) KANG, Alice (University of Nebraska-Lincoln) Panel P039 Géopolis – 2137 KITTILSON, Miki Caul (Arizona State University) Gender and Political Engagement Panel P029 Géopolis – 2224 Chair: GERBER, Marlène (Universität Bern) Discussant: SCRIVER, Stacey Feminist Approaches to Biopolitics I: (National University of Ireland, Galway) Subjectivity, Resistance and Comparing Gender Differences in Political the Everyday Knowledge across Knowledge Items: Chair: WEAVER, Cai (University of Helsinki) A Question Level Approach Discussant: REPO, Jemima (University of Newcastle) FRAILE, Marta (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid – Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos del CSIC) P Affirmative Biopolitics and a Grassroots, Non-Profit FORTIN-RITTBERGER, Jessica (Universität Salzburg) Social Center for Rural Quechua Girls in Cusco, Peru LIN, Chih-Chen Trista Different Governments, Different Interests: (Wageningen University and Research Center) P The Gender Gap in Political Interest SANCHEZ VITORES, Irene Biopolitics of Social Reproduction and Care within (European University Institute) Transnational Migration: The Case of Expatriate P Women in Luxembourg In/Visibility of Women in Serbian Politics DUPLAN, Karine (University of Geneva) P CICKARIC, Lilijana (Institute of Social Sciences, Belgrade) Peace as Everyday Counterconducts: Resisting P Hyper-Masculine Biopolitics of Peace through Political Engagement of Young Women in Sakarya Transforming Combatant Self to Sufi Healer (a Provincial City in Turkey) JAUHOLA, Marjaana (University of Helsinki) P HASıRCıOĞLU, Ecem (Université Paris 7 Diderot) P Perversion by Association: Panel P043 Anthropole – 2013 Gays and Liberals in Putin’s Russia WEAVER, Cai (University of Helsinki) P Gender Equality in Higher Education – Panel P033 Géopolis – 2121 Beyond Mere Numbers Chair: ENDERSTEIN, Athena-Maria (University of Hull) Feminist Foreign Policy and Women Discussant: FERREE, Myra Marx and Foreign Policy (University of Wisconsin-Madison) Chair: FORESTER, Summer (Purdue University) 'Grab the Kids and Go' – Between Excellence and Discussant: ÇAGLAR, Gülay (Freie Universität Berlin) Equal Opportunities: An Ethnographic Study of Mentoring Activities Designed for Female Post-Docs A Different Voice? Values and Attitudes of Women SAUTIER, Marie (Université de Lausanne) and Men toward Peace and Security Issues in P a Comparative Perspective LE FEUVRE, Nicky (Université de Lausanne) P GEDALYA-LAVY, Einat (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) P

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Challenges Facing Minority Politics Early Career A Feminist Political Economy of Tourism Researchers in the United Kingdom ‘Homestays’ in Guatemala BRISCOE-PALMER, Shardia (University of Birmingham) P FERGUSON, Lucy MATTOCKS, Kate (City, University of London) (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) P Evaluation of Gender Equality Actions: A Tool for BECKLAKE, Sarah (University of Lancaster) Learning and Boosting Gender Structural Change Gender, Power and Aidwork – Doing and Undoing ESPINOSA, Julia Gender in Aid Organisations (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) P ROTH, Silke (University of Southampton) P BUSTELO, María German Media Discourse and the War on Terror: (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) P Afghan Women as Heroines VELASCO, María GUNDLACH, Ines (Kings College London) P (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) Political Violence against Women in the Context of Gender Politics of Higher Education Participation: Migration and Security Policies Developing Holistic 'Recognition, Response and ERAY, Senay (Afyon Kocatepe University) P Recovery' Programmes for Student Victims of FRI THUR Sexual and Domestic Violence Wives imported from the West – the Migration of Western Women to the Islamic State DEVINE, Karen (Dublin City University) P CSEKE-TÁSKAI, Veronika (Central European University) P University Policies to Tackle Gender and Sexual Violences: The Catalan Case Study Panel P077 Géopolis – 2129 CAGLIERO, Sara (Universitat Rovira i Virgili) P BIGLIA, Barbara (Universitat Rovira i Virgili) Post-Conflict Negotiations and Gender Chair: VERSCHUUR, Christine (Graduate Institute of Panel P053 Géopolis – 1620 International and Development Studies) Gender, Sexuality and Public Religion Discussant: VAN DER VLEUTEN, Anna (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) Chair: EUCHNER, Eva-Maria (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) Feminists, Ethno-nationalists and Peace Activists? The Role of Diasporic Minority Women’s Discussant: AVANZA, Martina (Université de Lausanne) Organisations in Burma’s Peace Process Anti-Gender Movements in Europe: OLIVIUS, Elisabeth (Umeå Universitet) P Between Catholicism and Populism Gendered Inequality and Peacemaking – PATERNOTTE, David (Université Libre de Bruxelles) P Warriors Won’t Talk KUHAR, Roman (University of Ljubljana) NAGEL, Robert Ulrich (University of Kent) P Mobilisation for Gender Equality and the Role of Quality versus Quantity: Challenging Paradigms of the Catholic Church in the Case of the Philippines Women's Inclusion in Peace Negotiations AVRAMOVSKA, Elena (Université Libre de Bruxelles) P PAFFENHOLZ, Thania (Graduate Institute of Religions, Women and Food Practices between International and Development Studies) P Inclusion and Exclusion The Janus-Faced Nature of Strategic Essentialism GIORDA, Maria Chiara (Fondazione Bruno Kessler, STEARNS, Keira (University of Southern California) P ISR Centro per le Scienze Religiose, Trento) P Women’s Participation in Constitution-Making The Debate around 'Gender' in Portugal and Italy: Processes in Post-Conflict Countries Similarities and Differences MORAIS, Tayná (Graduate Institute of International GIORGI, Alberta and Development Studies) P (Centro de Estudos Sociais, University of Coimbra) P Panel P079 Anthropole – 2106 Panel P073 Géopolis – 1628 Public Policy, Gender (In)equality and North-South Relationships Intersecting the Role of Law with Gender Chair: BERNHARDT, Nicole (York University) Chair: MARTIN DE ALMAGRO, Maria (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) Discussant: DEAN, Laura (Millikin University) Discussant: GRANGE OMOKARO, Françoise (Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies)

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'A Problem that Needs a Scalpel, and all I've 'Success' and 'Failure' in Gay Male Identity: got is a Machete': Prosecutorial Innovation and An Intertextual Analysis the Criminalisation of Pregnancy SEARLE, Ken (University of Birmingham) P HOWARD, Grace Talking Intersectional Regression – A Theoretical (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey) P Foundation of Multiple Inequalities in Regression Sexual Harassment in the Work Place: Criteria for Models and what Regression Models Contribute Judicial Sentencing in the Danish Case to Intersectionality Studies BORCHORST, Anette (Aalborg Universitet) P SPIERINGS, Niels (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) P ROLANDSEN AGUSTIN, Lise (Aalborg Universitet) Panel P108 Anthropole – 2024 The Impact of Democracies’ Sensitivity to Gender Equality on Corruption: 1900–2012 Women's Candidate Emergence ALEXANDER, Amy (University of Gothenburg) P and Recruitment The 'Notorious RBG': Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Chair: CLAVERIA, Sílvia

FRI and the Development of Gender Discrimination Jurisprudence in the USA (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid) SCOURFIELD McLAUCHLAN, Judithanne Discussant: JALALZAI, Farida (University of South Florida St Petersburg) P (Oklahoma State University) An Upward Trajectory?: Explaining Fluctuations in Panel P081 Anthropole – 3128 Women’s Recruitment and Representation in the US Researching Intersectionality OSBORN, Tracy (University of Iowa) P KREITZER, Rebecca and Exclusion (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) Chair: SGIER, Lea (Central European University) SCHILLING, Emily U. (University of Tennessee, Knoxville) Discussant: MÜGGE, Liza (University of Amsterdam) Quotas or Gendered Funding? Zambian Analysing Intersectionality in the Implementation Candidates' Preference for Gendered Intervention of Social Policies in the Recruitment Process PETERS, Yvette (Universitetet i Bergen) P PERRIARD, Anne (Université de Lausanne) P MURIAAS, Ragnhild (Universitetet i Bergen) Approaching LGBTIQ-Police Officers: WANG, Vibeke (Chr. Michelsen Institute) An Easy to Reach Group? ZIMENKOVA, Tatjana (TU Dortmund University) P Recruitment Procedures of Political Parties in Europe – Bottleneck to Women’s Representation? MOLITOR, Verena (University of Bielefeld) P DINGLER, Sarah (Universität Salzburg) P Promoting and Maintaining the Separation from an Abusive Partner: A Dual Perspective Who thinks their Government, and not Donors, DI BASILIO, Daniela should Pay for Women's Political Empowerment? Survey Results from Malawi (Manchester Metropolitan University) P MURIAAS, Ragnhild Louise (Universitetet i Bergen) P WANG, Vibeke (Chr. Michelsen Institute) BENSTEAD, Lindsay (Independent Researcher)

Panel Session 4 Friday 9 June, 10:45–12:30

Panel P015 Géopolis – 2129 Gender (non-)Mixity: Strategy and Collective Identities in Feminist Activism Dilemmas in Activism and Advocacy AROMATARIO, Aurélie (Université Libre de Bruxelles) P Chair: WARD, Orlanda (University College London) The Political Cultures and Ways of Activism of LGBTI Discussant: KOYUNCU-LORASDAĞı, Berrin Youth in Turkey (Hacettepe University) ERDAL, Cihan (Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, Sociology Department) P

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Troubling Stories of the End of Occupy: Feminist Vertical De-Segregation Policies: Comparing Narratives of Tragedy, Villainy and Ambiguity at Public-Private Sector Implementation Occupy Glasgow TEIGEN, Mari (Institute for Social Research, Oslo) P ESCHLE, Catherine (University of Strathclyde) P SKJEIE, Hege (Universitetet i Oslo) Making the Personal Political: Creating a Woman's When are Women Elevated to Central Bank Place in the American Gun Debate Boards? Institutions, Politics and Development GOSS, Kristin (Duke University) P BODEA, Cristina (Michigan State University) P CARLSON, Jennifer (University of Arizona) Women on Boards of British Companies: Harsh Words and Half Measures Panel P016 Géopolis – 2227 MILNER, Susan (University of Bath) P Discourse and Intersectionality ENGELI, Isabelle (University of Bath) Women on Corporate Boards in Germany Chair: VAN DER NOLL, Jolanda and the Law on the Equal Participation of Women (FernUniversität in Hagen) and Men in Leadership Positions – Improving Discussant: WALSH, Denise (University of Virginia) FRI Career Opportunities for a Few or Removing THUR Analysis of Media Coverage of Minority Women in Vertical Segregation? the French Government SCHEELE, Alexandra (University of Bielefeld) P GALY-BADENAS, Flora (University of Jyväskylä) P AHRENS, Petra (Universiteit Antwerpen) Gendered Violence 'at home': Canadian News Panel P022 Anthropole – 5060 Discourses at the Intersections of Colonialism, Racialisation, and Multiculturalism EU Crisis, Gender and GERRITS, Bailey (Queen's University) P Governance Tools The Politics and Complexity of Silence in the Marginalised Lives of Young Gypsy/Traveller Chair: O'DWYER, Muireann (University College Dublin) Women in Scotland Discussant: PLOMIEN, Ania MARCUS, Geetha (University of Glasgow) P (The London School of Economics & Political Science) Transgressive Muslim (Women and) Men: Constructing the Nation in Crisis-Ridden Gender, Ethnicity and Religion in the 'Yasri Khan Europe: The Gendered Dimension of Nationalist Debate' in Swedish Newspapers Populist Discourses JOHANSSON, Joakim (Mälardalen University) P SIDDI, Marco (University of Edinburgh) P What is Behind the Burkini Controversy? Making Gender Equality and Corporatist Governance in Feminist Sense of French Republican Ideology the European Union: Social Partners Negotiating VUORISTO, Kaisa (Université de Montréal) P Economic and Social Rights KANTOLA, Johanna (University of Helsinki) P Panel P019 Anthropole – 2013 ELOMÄKI, Anna (University of Helsinki) Employment Equality in the Corporate Gendered/ing Economisation: Development and Use of the Economic Case World: Opportunities and Constraints to for Gender Equality in the EU the Full Implementation of the Equality ELOMÄKI, Anna (University of Helsinki) P Agenda in a Comparative Setting Panel P030 Géopolis – 2224 Chair: MAZUR, Amy G. (Sciences Po Paris) Discussant: GUERRINA, Roberta (University of Surrey) Feminist Approaches to Biopolitics II: Boardroom Quotas in France: Gender, Work and Neoliberalism Trompe-l'œil Effects at Work Chair: REPO, Jemima (University of Newcastle) BLANCHARD, Soline (Université de Lausanne) P Discussant: WEAVER, Cai (University of Helsinki) RABIER, Marion (Université de Haute Alsace) Foucault, Sexuality and the Neoliberal Biopolitics of The Impact of the Quota for Women on Population: Gary Becker’s Economics of Fertility Supervisory Boards on German Corporations, especially on Employer Representation and HRM REPO, Jemima (University of Newcastle) P HANSCH, Julia (DHBW Mannheim) P

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Living on the Edge: Womanhood between Women’s Right to Land in Post-Conflict Situations: Expectations and Fears in Turkey An Opportunity to Overcome Discriminatory Laws SARIGÖL, Pinar (University of Bielefeld) P and a Tool for Transformative Justice 'Tapping Female Resources': The Gender Equality CALVET, Elisenda (Universitat de Barcelona) P as Smart Economics Agenda through Human Capital Theory Panel P059 Géopolis – 1620 CALKIN, Sydney (Durham University) P Globalisation and LGBTQI Rights The Precariat: Insecurity as a Practice of Government Chair: KOVÁTS, Eszter (Eötvös Loránd University) VIEIRA, Nicomedes (Universidade de Coimbra) P Discussant: STELLA, Francesca (University of Glasgow) ORNELAS, Marta (Instituto Superior Miguel Torga) From the Margins to a Mission: How the European Panel P036 Anthropole – 2064 Union became a Defender of LGBT Rights EIGENMANN, Laura (University of Basel) P FRI Gender and Executives Global Polarisation: The New Cold War around Chair: WILLIAMS, Blair (Australian National University) Queer Rights Discussant: ANNESLEY, Claire (University of Sussex) ALTMAN, Dennis (LaTrobe University) P Assessing Political Leadership: Persecutions based on Sexual Orientation: Women Cabinet Ministers A 'New' Ground to Grant Refugee Status in Belgium LEYENAAR, Monique (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) P HAMILA, Ahmed (Université de Montréal) P Coalitional Presidentialism, Gender, and Cabinet Teaching Democracies New Tricks: Same-Sex Appointments in Brazil Unions and the Power of Social Learning WYLIE, Kristin (James Madison University) P AYOUB, Phillip (European University Institute) P GATTO, Malu (University of Oxford) P KOLLMAN, Kelly (University of Glasgow) DOS SANTOS, Pedro (Luther College) Panel P060 Anthropole – 3077 Gender Politics in Southeastern Europe: Where and How do Women Govern at the Top? Governing Sex Work through Affects ZANKINA, Emilia (American University in Bulgaria) P Chair: WARD, Eilis RASHKOVA, Ekaterina (University of Utrecht) (National University of Ireland, Galway) There is Not Enough Room for All: Determinants of Discussant: KULAWIK, Teresa (Södertörn University) Ministerial Selection in Coalition Governments CLAVERIA, Sílvia (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid) P Different Laws, Same Practices? Translation of Prostitution Policy into Everyday Police Actions in Panel P052 Géopolis – 2121 the Red Light District FEY, Mira (Graduate Institute of International and Gender, Peacebuilding and Post Development Studies) P Conflict Economic Development Killing off the Sex Worker: Ireland and the Politics of Recognition in Law Reform Chair: DUNCANSON, Claire (University of Edinburgh) WARD, Eilis (National University of Ireland, Galway) P Discussant: WAYLEN, Georgina (University of Manchester) Mobilising Shame and Disgust: Abolitionist Frames in Anti-Sex-Work Movements in Austria Economic Empowerment in the Women, Peace SAUER, Birgit (University of Vienna) P and Security Agenda DUNCANSON, Claire (University of Edinburgh) P On the Affective Governmentality of Trafficking: The Problem of the Recalcitrant Gender, Public Finance and Peacebuilding LESER, Julia (University of Leipzig) P COHN, Carol (University of Massachusetts) P PATES, Rebecca (University of Leipzig) New Institutions, New Gender Rules? Tolerance, Pragmatism and the Affective Taxation Emerging Evidence from the ESRC-DfID Political of Sex Work Settlements Research Programme CROWHURST, Isabel (University of Essex) P MACKAY, Fiona (University of Edinburgh) P MURTAGH, Cera (University of Edinburgh)

30 PANEL SESSION 5

Panel P061 Anthropole – 2106 Between Structure and Practice: A Theory-Based Framework for Masculinities in Armed Conflict Implementing Care Policies to QUEST, Hendrik (Universität Tübingen) P Advance Inclusive Gender Equality MESSERSCHMIDT, Maike (Universität Tübingen) Chair: CICCIA, Rossella (Queen's University Belfast) Disturbing Gendered Corporeality: Discussant: HOBSON, Barbara (Stockholm University) War Veterans' Bodies and Remote Warfare VÄYRYNEN, Tarja (University of Tampere) P Gendered Impacts: Elder Care and Organisational Responses Traitors, Translators: Military Interpreters as Refugees DE JONG, Sara (The Open University) HERON, Alexandra (University of Sydney) P P BAIRD, Marian (University of Sydney) UNDPKO Doing Gender Implementing the French Elderly Care Allowance SCHEUERMANN, Manuela (l'allocation personnalisée d'autonomie) (Würzburg Julius-Maximilians University) P DUSSUET, Annie (Université de Nantes) P Panel P088 Anthropole – 2024 LEDOUX, Clémence (Université de Nantes) P FRI THUR 'Institutionalised' Care in Ontario, Canada: Studying Violence against Women in A Complex Interaction of Institution, Gendered Politics and Elections Disability and Aging Chair: KROOK, Mona Lena LAI, Poland (York University) P (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey) Social Investment or Gender Equality? Discussant: FORESTER, Summer (Purdue University) Aims, Instruments and Outcomes of Parental Leave Regulations in Germany and Sweden Criminalising Female Genital Mutilation in Sudan: AUTH, Diana (University of Applied Sciences Bielefeld) P Women’s Substantive Representation in the Making TØNNESSEN, Liv (Chr. Michelsen Institute) Towards a Framework for the Analysis of Inclusive P Equality in Care Policies: Investigating Long-Term Gender-Differentiated and Gender-Motivated Care Policies in Ireland and Italy Political Violence: A Research Agenda CICCIA, Rossella (Queen's University Belfast) P PISCOPO, Jennifer (Occidental College) P CARNEY, Gemma (Queen's University Belfast) BARDALL, Gabrielle (Université de Montréal) BJARNEGÅRD, Elin (Uppsala Universitet) Panel P068 Géopolis – 1628 Obstacles and Challenges for Liberian Women in Politics – Context Analysis in the Passage of Masculinities in Peace and Conflict the ‘Affirmative Action Bill’ in 2016 Chair: CARVALHO PINTO, Vânia (University of Brasília) ONISHI, Kayo (Indiana University) P Discussant: DEN BOER, Andrea (University of Kent) Semiotic Violence and Women’s Political Empowerment KROOK, Mona Lena (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey) P Panel Session 5 Friday 9 June, 14:00–15:45

Panel P001 Anthropole – 2064 Co-Chair: AHRENS, Petra (Universiteit Antwerpen) Discussant: ABELS, Gabriele (Universität Tübingen) 100 Years of Women’s Suffrage: A Vote for One’s Own? The Suffrage Claim as Implications for Women’s Political a Question of Class and Gender Relations in Representation Today? the Early Women’s Movement Chair: BLOME, Agnes GÜNTHER, Jana (Technische Universität Dresden) P (WZB Berlin Social Science Center)

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Formative Moments in Women’s Political Politics and Fatherhood: Child Gender, Parental Representation: The Role of Voters, Parties and Identity, and Parental Involvement in Fathers' Women’s Movements Political Behaviour DAHLERUP, Drude (Stockholm University) P SHARROW, Elizabeth (University of Massachusetts) P The Danish Suffragettes’ International Engagement Teachers' Attitude and Gender Habitus in (1888–1919) the Classroom FIIG, Christina (Aarhus Universitet) P DE NÈVE, Dorothée (Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen) P Women’s Representation and Work-Family Policy HERGENHAN, Jutta (Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen) Reforms in Germany and Italy Why does Religion Matter to get into Kindergarten? BLOME, Agnes (WZB Berlin Social Science Center) P SUESSE, Nina (Kings College London) P Women’s Suffrage in Sweden: Partisan Framings, Gender and Nationality Panel P017 Anthropole – 3077 FREIDENVALL, Lenita (Stockholm University) P FRI Discourses and Epistemes in Gendered Panel P008 Géopolis – 2224 Policy-Making Chair: BRISCOE-PALMER, Shardia Care and Feminist Ethics (University of Birmingham) Chair: CALKIN, Sydney (Durham University) Discussant: CROWHURST, Isabel (University of Essex) Discussant: DIEHL, Paula (University of Bielefeld) A Framework for the Gender Analysis 'Politics is Nothing but Medicine on a Larger Scale': of Development Induced Displacement: Gendered Medical Regimes of Truth and the Crisis The Case of Tribal Societies in North East India of Democracy DUTTA, Bitopi (Dublin City University) P LUDWIG, Gundula (University of Vienna) P Gender and Resilience-Thinking: New Policy Expressive Identity as Feminist Ethics: A New Model Paradigm or Neoliberal Orthodoxy? of Political Legitimacy through Vulnerability Theory AMERY, Fran (University of Bath) P POOLE, Richard (Newcastle University) P Moral Discourses on Abortion Policies: Frontiers of Care A Critical Frame Analysis RANDALL, Thomas (University of Western Ontario) P MARIANI, Giulia (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) P What is a Feminist Perspective on Care? Political Knowledge, Gender Expertise DAHL, Hanne Marlene (University of Roskilde) P and Policymaking in Germany: The Case of Gender Mainstreaming Panel P012 Anthropole – 2013 KULAWIK, Teresa (Södertörn University) P Women’s Empowerment in International Risk Combatting Stereotypes in (early) Governance? Feminist NGO Representation and Childhood? Different Factors in Impact within UNISDR Processes and Multilateral Steering (Gendered) Socialisation Agreements (1990–2015) KIMBER, Leah R. (University of Geneva) Chair: RADEVA, Vera P (Institut d’Études Politiques de Paris) STEELE, Jackie F. (University of Tokyo) Discussant: SCHEELE, Alexandra (University of Bielefeld) Panel P035 Géopolis – 2129 Growing up in a Gender Equal Environment: Gender Policy at Daycares in Sweden Feminist Reconfigurations of the Left LE BOUTIELLEC, Nathalie (Université de Picardie) P Chair: ENLUND, Desirée (Umeå Universitet) Parental Leave Policy Reform in the Context Discussant: CULLEN, Pauline of Family Life Transformation: Insights from (National University of Ireland, Maynooth) the GEQ2015 Study in Poland and Implications Feminism and/in the Left: Beyond for Policy Makers the 'Unhappy Marriage’ WARAT, Marta (Jagiellonian University) P ALEXANDER, Kirsty (University of Stirling) P KRZAKLEWSKA, Ewa (Jagiellonian University) ESCHLE, Catherine (University of Strathclyde) CIAPUTA, Ewelina (Jagiellonian University)

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Looking for Populism in British Left Politics: Keeping One's House and Country Tidy: An Intersectional, Feminist Perspective Performing Authentic Conservative Conceptions MAIGUASHCA, Bice (University of Exeter) P of Gender and Politics in Hungary and Romania No Woman Left Behind? Comparing Feminisms NOROCEL, Ov Cristian (Centre for Social Sciences, in English Left Politics Hungarian Academy of Sciences) P DEAN, Jonathan (University of Leeds) P Narratives of Women Members of Populist BLAKEY, Heather (University of Leeds) Radical Right Parties: A Comparative Analysis of Italy and France Trade Unions, Mobilisation and Affect – SCRINZI, Francesca (European University Institute) P Re‑thinking Labour Struggle from an Affect Theoretical Perspective 'She has Extraordinary Legs!': Marine Le Pen CHMILEWSKI, Katja (University of Vienna) P and the Gendered Political Field GEVA, Dorit (Central European University) P Panel P057 Géopolis – 1628 The Role of Intersectionality and Emotions for the Radical Right Leadership and Activism

Gendering Governance FRI

LANDBERG, Josefine (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) P THUR Chair: SCHEUERMANN, Manuela (Würzburg Julius-Maximilians University) Panel P063 Géopolis – 1620 Discussant: MAHON, Rianne (Balsillie School of International Affairs, Wilfrid Laurier University) Intersecting Gender and Sexuality in United States Feminist and LGBTQI Explaining Cross-National Variation in Domestic th st Violence Legislation Mobilisations, 19 –21 Centuries DEN BOER, Andrea (University of Kent) P Chair: MARCHE, Guillaume ERTAN, Senem (Social Sciences University of Ankara) (Universite Paris-Est Creteil) Gendering Global Governance: A Feminist Discussant: QUANQUIN, Hélène Institutionalist Perspective (Université Sorbonne Nouvelle) WAYLEN, Georgina (University of Manchester) P Intersecting Gender and Sexuality in the Women's Regional Gender Regimes in Hard Times for Suffrage Movement: Methodological Challenges Gender Equality and New Research Prospects VAN DER VLEUTEN, Anna DELAHAYE, Claire (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) P (Université Paris Est Marne-la-Vallée) P The Emergence of Neoliberalised Feminism: Intersectional Crises in an Anti-AIDS Organisation: An Examination of Gender Dynamics, Inequalities, Community Boundaries, and Conflict Gender Equality Initiatives and 'Business Power' within ACT UP/LA in Global Governance ROTH, Benita (Binghamton University) P KHONJE, Eleanor (Université de Lausanne) P Queer Family Feuds: How Gay Parenting Creates Towards Theorising a Gendered Diplomatic Gendered Tensions in France and the United States Agency: Insights from Portugal and Brazil STAMBOLIS-RUHSTORFER, Michael CARVALHO PINTO, Vânia (University of Brasília) P (Université Bordeaux Montaigne) P Safe from Harm? Risk and Violence in US Feminist Panel P058 Anthropole – 2024 and LGBT Political History HANHARDT, Christina (University of Maryland) P Gendering Populist Radical Right The Intersection of Gender, Sexuality and Leadership and Activism Class in the US and Italian Feminist Debate Chair: ERZEEL, Silvia (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) on Reproductive Rights and Labour Co-Chair: SCRINZI, Francesca BARITONO, Raffaella (University of Bologna) P (European University Institute) Panel P070 Anthropole – 3128 Discussant: RASHKOVA, Ekaterina (University of Utrecht) Gender, Populist Radical Right Politics Methods for Studying Political and Female Leadership Representation MERET, Susi (Aalborg Universitet) P Chair: MACKAY, Fiona (University of Edinburgh) SIIM, Birte (Aalborg Universitet)

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Discussant: ALEXANDER, Amy (University of Gothenburg) Panel P103 Géopolis – 2227 An Examination of the Role of Gender in Voter Perceptions of British Political Leadership: Weak by Law An Experimental Approach Chair: COTTIER, Michelle (University of Geneva) SMITH, Jessica (Birkbeck, University of London) P Discussant: LÉPINARD, Eléonore (Université de Lausanne) Experiments as a Method for Learning who Dangerous Muslim Masculinities and the Attack on Supports Women Candidates and Who Exhibits Misogyny in Law: Changes in German Rape Law Traditional Templates that Leaders are Male: after the Cologne New Year’s Eve Events Findings from Costa Rica and Israel KORTEWEG, Anna (University of Toronto) P TAYLOR-ROBINSON, Michelle (Texas A&M University) P Refugee Law and the Feminist Dilemma GEVA, Nehemia (Texas A&M University) WESSELS, Janna (Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen) P YARKONEY SOREK, Ayala (Texas A&M University) The Terrorist, the Patriarch and the Enlightened Is there a Gender Difference in Energy Policy FRI Men: The Figures Haunting the Quotidian life Preferences? Analysing Legislative Speeches by of Canadian Muslim Women Text Mining Approaches BARRAS, Amelie (York University) P FRAUNE, Cornelia (Technische Universität Darmstadt) P Who Needs Protection on the Streets? Newspaper Coverage of Female Candidates The Contrasted Regulations of Women’s during Election Campaigns: Evidence from Autonomy in Public Places a Structural Topic Model LIEBER, Marylène (University of Geneva) P GILARDI, Fabrizio (University of Zurich) P WÜEST, Bruno (University of Zurich) Panel P107 Géopolis – 2137 Panel P098 Anthropole – 1129 Women’s Political Behaviour in History Towards a Feminist Political Economy Chair: BOLZENDAHL, Catherine of European Integration? (University of California, Irvine) Feminine Mystique and the American Woman Chair: WALTER, Marie (Freie Universität Berlin) Voter in the 1940s and 1950s Co-Chair: CAVAGHAN, Rosalind WOLBRECHT, Christina (University of Notre Dame) P (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) Petitioning and the Mass Mobilisation of Women Discussant: LOMBARDO, Emanuela in Norway (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) SKORGE, Øyvind European Central Bank as Gendered Actor: (The London School of Economics & Political Science) P The New Normal Unconventional Monetary Policies Re-examining the Gender Gap in the Era YOUNG, Brigitte of Women’s Suffrage (Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster) P TEELE, Dawn (University of Pennsylvania) P Feminist Political Economy, a Welcome Addition MORGAN-COLLINS, Mona to Feminist EU Studies? (The London School of Economics & Political Science) CAVAGHAN, Rosalind The Consequences of Educational Expansion for (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) P the Gender Vote Gap: A Comparative Study of Gendering Ideational Political Economy in Western Countries the European Union SHORROCKS, Rosalind (University of Oxford) P O'DWYER, Muireann (University College Dublin) P The EU Childcare Strategy Evolution: Roundtable RT084 Anthropole – 1031 From Gender Equality to Social Investment Who is the Subject of Gender MASSELOT, Annick (University of Canterbury, New Zealand) P and Politics? The Gender Dynamics of Financialisation and Chair: VERLOO, Mieke (Radboud University Nijmegen) Austerity in the European Union – The Irish Case Speakers: WÖHL, Stefanie (University of Vienna) P EMEJULU, Akwugo (University of Warwick) PATERNOTTE, David (Université Libre de Bruxelles) KOROLCZUK, Elżbieta (Södertörn University) LECHKAR, Iman (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) 34 WALBY, Sylvia (University of Lancaster) PANEL SESSION 6

Panel Session 6 Friday 9 June, 16:15–18:00

Panel P026 Anthropole – 2064 Mundane Peace: A Research Agenda VÄYRYNEN, Tarja (University of Tampere) P Exploring the Dynamics of The Most Peaceful Country in the World: Democratisation and De- The Meaning of Peace in Iceland Democratisation for Gender+ Equality II ÓMARSDÓTTIR, Silja Bára (University of Iceland) P Chair: ROGGEBAND, Conny (University of Amsterdam) Panel P038 Géopolis – 2227 Discussant: SIIM, Birte (Aalborg Universitet) Feminism, Democratisation and De- Gender and Migration FRI

Democratisation: Brexit and the Future of the EU Chair: BHAT, Neha (American University) THUR WALBY, Sylvia (University of Lancaster) P Discussant: ASHE, Jeanette (Douglas College) State Reconfigurations and Domestic Violence Migrant Women, Multicultural Experiences and Policy Regimes Active Participation: New Challenges for Italian KRIZSAN, Andrea (Central European University) P Society from a Post-Colonial Feminist Perspective ROGGEBAND, Conny (University of Amsterdam) CHIAPPELLI, Tiziana (University of Florence) P The Legacy of Gender-Unequal Regimes on Opening Up or Closing Down the Door Support for Women Politicians to Marriage Migration – Comparing European SHORROCKS, Rosalind (University of Oxford) P and Japanese Cases NEUNDORF, Anja (University of Nottingham) CORBEL, Amélie (Sciences Po Paris) P The Spanish Gender Regime between De- The Biopolitics of Women’s Rights under Democratisation and Democratisation Dynamics the Immigration and Labour Law: LOMBARDO, Emanuela Case Study of Bangladeshi Domestic (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) P Workers Migrating to Hong Kong ALONSO, Alba STEPKOVA, Veronika (Charles University in Prague) P (Universidad Santiago de Compostela) Women's Agency, Transnational Activism Undoing Recent Democratisation and Impact on and Contributions to Community Identity Politics: Gender Equality: The Case of Brazil British Bangladeshi Women in London RIBEIRO HOFFMANN, Andrea FERDOWSI, Lubna (The University of Hull) P (Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro) P NINA BERNARDES, Márcia (PUC-Rio) Panel P112 Géopolis – 2137

Panel P031 Géopolis – 2121 Gender and New Forms of Political Participation Feminist Approaches to Everyday Chair: SANCHEZ VITORES, Irene Peace/Violence (European University Institute) Chair: KUNZ, Rahel (Université de Lausanne) Discussant: WAUTERS, Bram (Ghent University) Discussant: JAUHOLA, Marjaana (University of Helsinki) Gender Policies and Right-Wing Populism: Beyond the Local: Toward a ‘Gender Turn’ A New Paradigm? in Peacebuilding? HERGENHAN, Jutta (Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen) P RIGUAL, Christelle (Graduate Institute of International Political Participation Online and the Gender Gap and Development Studies) P GARCÍA ALBACETE, Gema From Liberal to Post-Liberal Peace: (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid) P Critical Feminism in Critical Peace Studies ABENDSCHÖN, Simone SMITH, Sarah (Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen) (Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne) P

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When Women Decide: Assembly Participation Structures and Semantics of Twitter Networks in from a Gender Perspective the Fight Against Online Gender-Based Violence: SCHAUB, Hans-Peter (Universität Bern) P A Longitudinal Approach MUELLER, Sean (Universität Bern) PAVAN, Elena (Scuola Normale Superiore) P GERBER, Marlène (Universität Bern) The Global Anti-Street Harassment Movement: Women and Participatory Constitution-Making A Digitally-Enabled Feminist Politics of Resistance SUTEU, Silvia (University College London) P DESBOROUGH, Karen (University of Bristol) P

Panel P046 Géopolis – 2224 Panel P049 Anthropole – 1129 Gender Politics, Intersectionality, Gender, Brexit and the Politics of Crisis and the Complexities of Chair: REIS, Sara (University of Sheffield) Feminist Interventions Discussant: MASSELOT, Annick FRI (University of Canterbury, New Zealand) Chair: LUDWIG, Gundula (University of Vienna) Discussant: BARRAS, Amelie (York University) (How) Can Gender Equality Rights be Protected after Brexit? Ethnosexism: Phantasms about Muslim Migrants MILNER, Susan (University of Bath) P and Refugees in Germany Brexit and the Crisis of the European Social Model DIETZE, Gabriele (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) P PLOMIEN, Ania Expanding the Combat Zone: Sex-Gender-Culture (The London School of Economics & Political Science) P Talk and Cognitive Militarisation Brexit: A View from Sweden BRUNNER, Claudia (Alps-Adriatic-University of Klagenfurt Centre for Peace Research and Peace Education) P BERGMAN ROSAMOND, Annika (Lunds Universitet) P Religion, Culture, and the Complexities of Strategic Silences in the Brexit Debate: Feminist Solidarity Gender, Marginality and Governance KERNER, Ina GUERRINA, Roberta (University of Surrey) P (Centre for Global Cooperation Research) P Panel P055 Anthropole – 2106 Why Intersectionality was not the Best Choice for Feminist Responses to the ‘Cologne Attacks’ Gendered Parliaments and SCHUSTER, Julia (Johannes Kepler University Linz) P Equality Policy Panel P048 Géopolis – 2129 Chair: SEPULVEDA, Carmen (University of Manchester) Discussant: MAHONEY, Anna (Tulane University) Gender, Activism and Social Media (How) Does Feminisation Change a Parliament? Chair: ESCHLE, Catherine (University of Strathclyde) MURRAY, Rainbow Discussant: AROMATARIO, Aurélie (Queen Mary, University of London) P (Université Libre de Bruxelles) Gender and Congressional Staff: Collectivism and Reasoning: Relationships, Perspective, and Power The Role of Feminist Hashtags in the 'Struggle DITTMAR, Kelly for Recognition' of Women's Rights in Brazil (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey) P LOPES, Paula Policy Shift from East to West: Roll-Call Voting on (Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais) P Gender Legislation in Ukraine, 2002–2016 CHOUCAIR, Thaís PALAGUTA, Nika (Institute of Philosophy and Sociology (Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais) P of the Polish Academy of Sciences) P MONTEIRO, Bárbara Ukrainian Women of ‘Demographic Crisis’ (Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais) P TARKHANOVA, Oleksandra (University of Bielefeld) P From Corporatism to Social Media Unionism? Formal and Informal Trade Union Activism Panel P087 Géopolis – 1620 for Promoting Equal Pay KOSKINEN SANDBERG, Paula Struggles for and about Identities (Hanken School of Economics) P Chair: MOLITOR, Verena (University of Bielefeld) SAARI, Milja (University of Helsinki)

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Discussant: VIEFHUES-BAILEY, Ludger Panel P100 Géopolis – 2207 (Le Moyne College, Syracuse) A Comparative Analysis of State Discourses on Understanding and Tackling Transsexuality in Iran and Turkey Gender‑Based Violence in Switzerland YıLMAZ, Zehra (Yüzüncü Yıl University) P Chair: DELAGE, Pauline (Université de Lausanne) HAZIR, Agah (Yüzüncü Yıl University) Co-Chair: BROWN, Geraldine (University of Geneva) Homonormativity and 'Success': Discussant: LIEBER, Marylène (University of Geneva) Aspirational Identity in Gay Masculinity Domestic Violence against Pregnant Women: SEARLE, Ken (University of Birmingham) P How a Social Problem was Born 'I’ll Show you how a Real Woman Should Act': BALLIF, Edmée (Université de Lausanne) P Exploring Gender and Identity in Post-Apartheid South Africa Homophobia: The Absence of Legal Protection as Psychological Violence GORDON, Sarah Frances (Stellenbosch University) P KAPFERER, Nils (University of Basel) P

New Hegemonic Masculinity and LGBTI Movement FRI in Turkey Partner Violence Against Women – THUR Institutional Progress and Gaps in Switzerland ÜNAL, M. Ezel (Kocaeli University) P GLOOR, Daniela (Social Insight) P Trapped in Hegemonic Binaries: Performing the Body The Multiple Uses of Gender: Definitions and Definitional Struggles around Domestic Violence DUTTA, Bitopi (Dublin City University) P in Switzerland Panel P095 Anthropole – 3077 ROCA I ESCODA, Marta (Université de Lausanne) P DELAGE, Pauline (Université de Lausanne) The Politics of Feminist Knowledge Transfer: Gender Training Panel P101 Anthropole – 2024 and Gender Expertise Unexplored Aspects of Women's Chair: CHAUVIN, Sébastien (Université de Lausanne) Substantive Representation: Discussant: BUSTELO, María Considering new Settings, Actors, (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) Institutions and Interconnections Constructing a ‘Pedagogy for the Privileged’ Chair: NUGENT, Mary in Gender Training (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey) FERGUSON, Lucy Discussant: KROOK, Mona Lena (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) P (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey) Gender Mainstreaming Discourse and Finding your Right Recipient: Equality CSOs Transformational Practices: Understanding and their Committee Preferences in University Change the European Parliament FERREE, Myra Marx (University of Wisconsin-Madison) P AHRENS, Petra (Universiteit Antwerpen) P ZIPPEL, Kathrin (Northeastern University) The Grit in the Oyster: The PLP Women’s Committee Gender Mainstreaming: Intersecting and the UK Labour Party Governmentalities and the Conceptualisation CHILDS, Sarah (University of Bristol) of Change P ALLEN, Peter (Queen Mary, University of London) DAVIDS, Tine (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) P Women in Bangladesh Parliament: Power, Politics In the Business of Feminism: Consultants as and Substantive Representation Sweden’s New Gender Equality Workers? AKTER, Marufa (Universität Bremen) P OLIVIUS, Elisabeth (Umeå Universitet) P RÖNNBLOM, Malin (Karlstad University) Women in the Regional Assembly of the Community of Madrid and Valenciana (1983– Working with Intersectionality: 2015): Descriptive and Substantive Representation Opportunities and Challenges for Gender+ Training in Spain’s Regional Assemblies ENDERSTEIN, Athena-Maria (University of Hull) P SÁNCHEZ MEDERO, Gema (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) P ALDEGUER CERDÁ, Bernabé (University of Alicante)

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Panel P105 Géopolis – 1628 From Beliefs to Actions: What we can learn from a Gendered Study of Violent Radicalisation Women in War MASSE, Johanna (Université Laval) P Chair: CALVET, Elisenda (Universitat de Barcelona) Gender, UN and NATO: Discussant: TØNNESSEN, Liv (Chr. Michelsen Institute) When Concepts Meet Reality SCHEUERMANN, Manuela Double Burden and Double Consciousness: (Würzburg Julius-Maximilians University) P Women in Soviet Central Asia The Case of US Servicewomen: SZÁLKAI, Kinga (Eötvös Loránd University) P A Feminist Analysis of Militarism WIBBEN, Annick T.R. (University of San Francisco) P

SAT Panel Session 7 Saturday 10 June, 08:30–10:15

Panel P020 Anthropole – 5093 Panel P028 Anthropole – 2013 Engaging the State: When do Women's Feminist Approaches to Organisations Matter? and Applications of Grounded Chair: SMUCKER, Sierra (Duke University) Normative Theory Discussant: BOHN, Simone (York University) Chair: CALLONI, Marina (Università degli Studi di Milano – Bicocca) Beyond the 'Gender Paradox': Acts of Citizenship and Women's Movements in Turkey and Tunisia Discussant: THREADCRAFT, Shatema (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey) TÜRKARSLAN, Gizem (Koç University) P Social Capital and Emotional Politics in Promoting Feminist Grounded Normative Theory Gender Mainstreaming in Taiwan ACKERLY, Brooke (Vanderbilt University) P HWANG, Shu-Ling Iris Young and the Face Veil on France (National Defense Medical Center, Taiwan) P HIRSCHMANN, Nancy (University of Pennsylvania) P The Economic Case for Gender Equality in EU Seeking Agency in the Interstices of Power: Theory Policy: Women's Groups' Reaction and Adaptation Grounded in the Subject of Domestic Violence REIS, Sara (University of Sheffield) P VERTIKA, Vertika (McGill University) P The Invisibility of Women’s Organisations The Construction of Gendered Subjectivities in Decision Making Processes and the Implication in Discourses of Empowerment for State Building in South Sudan DAVIS-BADRAN, Jessica L. (Universite de Toulon) P ADEOGUN, Tolulope (University of KwaZuluNatal) P MUTHUKI, Janet (University of KwaZuluNatal) Panel P042 Anthropole – 2064 Women's Rights Organisations' Interface with the State in Turkey in the 2000s Gender Dynamics at the Local KOYUNCU-LORASDAĞı, Berrin (Hacettepe University) P and Regional Levels ÖZMAN, Aylin (TED University) Chair: KUPERBERG, Rebecca (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey) Discussant: PETERS, Yvette (Universitetet i Bergen) Gender and Local Executive Office in Regional Russia: Party of Power as a Vehicle for Women's Empowerment? AVDEYEVA, Olga (Loyola University Chicago) P

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Substantive Representation of Mayors across Female Labour Insertion and Recognition of Unpaid Europe: Does Gender Matter? Work by Care Policies in Spain and Portugal: MEDIR, Lluís (Universitat de Barcelona) P A Comparative Study with Costa Rica and Uruguay MAGNIER, Annick (Università degli Studi di Firenze) CABEZAS GONZÁLEZ, Almudena CABRIA, Marcello (Università degli Studi di Firenze) (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) P FARRUE, Eva (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) The Implementation of Gender Quotas across Different Levels of Government: Reconciling Earning and Caring in the Curious The Case of Portugal Case of Sweden ESPÍRITO-SANTO, Ana TUNBERGER, Pernilla (Uppsala Universitet) P (Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia) P The Profile and Problems of Women offering Home SANTOS, Maria Helena Care Service for Elderly Family Members in Turkey (Instituto Universitário de Lisboa) KAHRAMAN GÜLOĞLU, Fatma (Yalova University) P SERDAR, Meryem (Sakarya University) Panel P045 Anthropole – 1129 The Role of Europeanisation in the Formation of SAT Gender Experts and Gender Expertise Child Protection Policies THUR RADEVA, Vera (Institut d’Études Politiques de Paris) Chair: PRÜGL, Elisabeth (Graduate Institute of P International and Development Studies) Panel P064 Anthropole – 5146 Discussant: FERGUSON, Lucy (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) Intersectionality and Representation I Different Ways of ‘Seeing’ Gender Inside Chair: GALY-BADENAS, Flora (University of Jyväskylä) International Organisations: The OECD and ECLAC Discussant: ERZEEL, Silvia (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) MAHON, Rianne (Balsillie School of International Affairs, Wilfrid Laurier University) P Determinants and Political Trajectories in the Construction of Women's Leadership in Feminist Movements, Knowledge Production and Indigenous Organisations of the Amazon the Circulation of 'Gender Experts' in Colombia in Contemporary Peru (1985–2015) VERSCHUUR, Christine (Graduate Institute of UCHUYPOMA SORIA, Diego Armando International and Development Studies) P (Écoles des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales) P Gender Expertise in International Governance: Elites on Equality A Conceptual Introduction TEIGEN, Mari (Institute for Social Research, Oslo) P PRÜGL, Elisabeth (Graduate Institute of International MIDTBØEN, Arnfinn (Institute for Social Research, Oslo) and Development Studies) P KUNZ, Rahel (Université de Lausanne) Intersectional Dynamics in Gender Quotas: Gender Quotas' Threshold for Diversity? Gender Expertise in Mali: The Performance of LEE, Jinock (Sogang University) Micro Politics in Transnational Encounters P KWON, Soo Hyun (Gyeongsang National University) GRANGE OMOKARO, Françoise (Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies) P HWANG, Ah Ran (Pusan National University) The Tactical Challenges of Gender Mainstreaming Political Representation at the Intersection: How Should we Search for a New Framework? AYLWARD, Erin (University of Toronto) P FORTE, Alaya (School of Oriental and African Studies) P Panel P051 Anthropole – 3077 Tension between Political Compromise and Representation: The Case of Female MPs in Gender, Care and Welfare Post‑Revolutionary Tunisia Chair: HERON, Alexandra (University of Sydney) ZOGHLAMI, Khaoula (Université de Montréal) P Discussant: AUTH, Diana (University of Applied Sciences Bielefeld) Abenomics and Men: Politics of Masculinity after the Crises in Japan TSUJI, Yuki (Tokai University) P

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Panel P110 Anthropole – 4078 Panel P078 Anthropole – 3148 Law and Gender in Switzerland Private Lives, Public Participation Chair: MIAZ, Jonathan (Université de Lausanne) Chair: O'NEILL, Brenda (University of Calgary) Discussant: COTTIER, Michelle (University of Geneva) Discussant: BIAS, Leandra (University of Oxford) Constructing the ‘Family’ through the Law in A Longitudinal Analysis of Gender Differences Switzerland (1912–2015) in Political Participation in France: FRIEDLI, Fiona (Université de Lausanne) P A Generational Story? Criminalising Marital Rape: A Look at Women’s and DUROVIC, Anja (Sciences Po Paris) P Feminist Mobilisations in the Swiss Legislative Arena Does Violence Against Women affect Political BROWN, Geraldine (University of Geneva) P Participation? Evidence from a Multi-Country Study Gender in Asylum Adjudication: Ethnographic SCRIVER, Stacey SAT Perspectives in the Swiss Asylum Administration (National University of Ireland, Galway) P DUVVURY, Nata MIAZ, Jonathan (Université de Lausanne) P (National University of Ireland, Galway) Non Take-Up of Social Rights: A Subaltern and also Gendered Discourse Gender Gaps in Political Participation over the Life Course in 30 European Countries LERESCHE, Frédérique (University of Geneva) P QUARANTA, Mario (Scuola Normale Superiore) P TABIN, Jean-Pierre (University of Applied Sciences, Western Switzerland) DOTTI SANI, Giulia Maria (Collegio Carlo Alberto) Increasing the Political Participation of Panel P076 Anthropole – 2024 Mothers with Young Children – The Effect of Work Patterns and Work-Family Policies in LGBTQI Rights Advocacy and Cross‑National Comparison Realisation ZWIENER, Nadine (City, University of London) P Chair: EIGENMANN, Laura (University of Basel) The Effect of Changes in Marital Status on Women's Discussant: TRAPPOLIN, Luca Political Engagement: Evidence from a Swiss (Department of Political Science, Law, and Household Panel Study International Studies, University of Padova) LEE, Seonghui (Aarhus Universitet) P ‘No Democracy! No Equality!’ – Panel P082 Anthropole – 5060 LGBT Rights Advocacy and the Struggle for Democratisation in Hong Kong Resisting LGBTQI Rights in Different WONG, Miu Yin (University of Cambridge) P National Settings SUEN, Yiu Tung (The Chinese University of Hong Kong) Chair: GORDON, Sarah Frances Germany's Life Partnership Law through (Stellenbosch University) an Intersectional Lens: Emerging Attention Discussant: ALTMAN, Dennis (LaTrobe University) to Lesbians' Concerns DAVIDSON-SCHMICH, Louise (University of Miami) P Anti-Gay Marriage Protests in Western Europe: How They Emerged and Why They Failed LGBTQI Police Officers Going Public? An Interplay of Gender Regimes, LGBTQI Identities, Authority BOLZONAR, Fabio (Fudan University) P Belonging and Activism Anti-LGBT Organising and Conceptions of MOLITOR, Verena (University of Bielefeld) P Democracy: The Case of Croatia ZIMENKOVA, Tatjana (Technical University Dortmund) P KAHLINA, Katja (University of Helsinki) P The Recent Italian Political Debate about Policing Sexualities in Russia and in Poland: the Legalisation of Same-Sex Unions, and Homophobia and Pro-Natalism the Approval of the Cirinnà Bill in Political Discourses OZZANO, Luca (Università degli Studi di Torino) P GAWEDA, Barbara (University of Edinburgh) P 'When One doesn’t even Exist…' Trans Rights, Policy Respectability Politics and Alliance Work: How LGBT and Activism in Cyprus Movements Counter Political Homophobias KAMENOU, Nayia (De Montfort University) P PASZAT, Emma (Queen's University) P

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Panel P071 Anthropole – 3128 Panel P106 Anthropole – 5081 Rethinking Approaches and Methods Women Parliamentarians Chair: SGIER, Lea (Central European University) Chair: THOMAS, Gwynn (University at Buffalo, SUNY) Discussant: VERGE, Tania (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) Discussant: BARNES, Tiffany (University of Kentucky) Conceptualising a Global Gender Values Survey: Regendering Politics: The Impact of Electoral Interdisciplinary Opportunities and Challenges Parity in Tunisia ALEXANDER, Amy (University of Gothenburg) P KROOK, Mona Lena BOLZENDAHL, Catherine (University of California, Irvine) (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey) P For Speaking: Spivak’s Subaltern Ethics in the Field NUGENT, Mary (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey) GRIFFITHS, Mark (Northumbria University Newcastle) P The Head of the Class: Feminist Legislators, Understanding Female Domestic Workers’ Daily Women’s Representation, and Career Paths Mobilities: A Case Study in Ankara in Argentina

KARA, Hilal (Bilkent University) SAT P THUR PISCOPO, Jennifer (Occidental College) P What Role is there for Behaviour Change CAMINOTTI, Mariana Approaches in Gender and Politics? (Universidad Nacional de San Martín) WAYLEN, Georgina (University of Manchester) P The Significance of Women in Congress from What’s in a Name? Mapping the Terrain of Women Members’ Perspectives Gendered Institutions and Gender Politics DITTMAR, Kelly MACKAY, Fiona (University of Edinburgh) P (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey) P CHAPPELL, Louise (University of New South Wales) SANBONMATSU, Kira (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey) Panel P091 Anthropole – 2106 CARROLL, Susan (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey) The Discursive Politics of Gender When Age Intersects with Gender: Equality Implementation The Marginalisation of Young Female Legislators Chair: LOMBARDO, Emanuela in the Swedish Parliament (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) ERIKSON, Josefina (Uppsala Universitet) P Discussant: VERLOO, Mieke JOSEFSSON, Cecilia (Uppsala Universitet) (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) Which Women are Represented? Exploring Factors A Discursive Approach to the Study of that Shape the Policy Congruence between Implementing Gender Equality Policies Women and Parliaments DINGLER, Sarah (Universität Salzburg) MEIER, Petra (Universiteit Antwerpen) P P KRÖBER, Corinna (Universität Salzburg) A Regime Approach to Gendering Implementation FORTIN-RITTBERGER, Jessica (Universität Salzburg) KRIZSAN, Andrea (Central European University) P ROGGEBAND, Conny (University of Amsterdam) Discursive Power and Preempted Change: Implementing Gender Equality on Company Boards ROLANDSEN AGUSTIN, Lise (Aalborg Universitet) P Discursive Struggles in Implementing Equal Pay Policy: The Case of Nancy the Nurse SAARI, Milja (University of Helsinki) P The Discursive Politics of Equal Employment Policy Implementation: Judicial Litigation in the EU and Spain LOMBARDO, Emanuela (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) P LA BARBERA, MariaCaterina (Nebrija University, Madrid)

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Panel Session 8 Saturday 10 June, 10:30–12:15

Panel P006 Anthropole – 5093 Panel P034 Anthropole – 3077 Bad Subjects: The Other(s) of Feminist Feminist Institutionalism and Theory and Mobilisations the Role of Political Networks Chair: LÉPINARD, Eléonore (Université de Lausanne) Chair: KENNY, Meryl (University of Edinburgh) Discussant: MOTTIER, Véronique Discussant: BJARNEGÅRD, Elin (Uppsala Universitet) (Université de Lausanne) Disrupting the Good Ole Boys’ Club: SAT Feminism as Hegemonic Whiteness: Leadership Change and Inclusivity in Looking Beyond the Imperial Gaze the Brazilian Workers’ Party EMEJULU, Akwugo (University of Warwick) P WYLIE, Kristin (James Madison University) P From Bad Feminist Subjects to New Ones? Just Amongst Us: Women’s Caucuses, Collaboration, Female Religious Agency and Muslim Feminist and Policy Making in US State Legislatures Activism in India HOLMAN, Mirya (Tulane University) P SCHRAGO, Sophie (Graduate Institute of International MAHONEY, Anna (Tulane University) and Development Studies) P The Development of Anti-trafficking Institutions and Pop Feminism, Sex-Positive Activism, and Networks in Eastern Europe: A Feminist Approach? the Polemics Surrounding the SlutWalk DEAN, Laura (Millikin University) P MERCIER, Elisabeth (Université Laval) P The Diffusion of CEDAW in the Municipal Context – The 'Others' of French Feminism from the Second A Case Study of the Cities for CEDAW Campaign Wave to the Present OCH, Malliga (University of Denver) P ELOIT, Ilana HILAIEL, Sabina (University of Denver) (The London School of Economics & Political Science) P The Gender Gap in Clientelism: Lessons from LÉPINARD, Eléonore (Université de Lausanne) the Argentine Case Panel P032 Anthropole – 3128 SZWARCBERG, Mariela (Reed College) P Feminist Engagements with Panel P047 Anthropole – 2064 the Female Body Gender Quotas Chair: BALLIF, Edmée (Université de Lausanne) Chair: BUCKLEY, Fiona (University College Cork) Discussant: SAWICKI, Jana (Williams College) Are Gender Quotas Feminist? Feminism and the Pregnant Body: A Theoretical Approach A Complex Relationship KUPERBERG, Rebecca BALLIF, Edmée (Université de Lausanne) P (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey) P In Name of Female Sexual Pleasure: NORRIS, Haley Discussing the Fight against Female Circumcision (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey) and the Rise of Genital Cosmetic Surgery Debunking a Myth: Are Female 'Quota MEPs' BADER, Dina (Université de Lausanne) P Less Active? Same Practice, Same Meaning(s)? EUCHNER, Eva-Maria Vaginal Self-Exam in the 1970s and Today (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) P QUÉRÉ, Lucile (Université de Lausanne) P FRECH, Elena (University of Geneva) Who is in Need, and of What? Tracing Norms Do Gender Quotas Enhance Countries' through Accounts of Need in the Development International Reputations? Evidence from of Uterus Transplantation an Experimental Approach GUNTRAM, Lisa (Linköping Universitet) P ZETTERBERG, Pär (Uppsala Universitet) P BUSH, Sarah (Temple University)

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The Causes of Female Legislative Turnover in Religious Liberty for Illiberal Purposes? An Example Western Europe 1945–2015: Do Explanations from Recent US Supreme Court Jurisprudence of Turnover Differ by Gender? VIEFHUES-BAILEY, Ludger GOUGLAS, Athanassios (University of Leuven) P (Le Moyne College, Syracuse) P MADDENS, Bart (University of Leuven) The Dramatic Decline of the Catholic Influence BRANS, Marleen (University of Leuven) on Morality Politics: The Legalisation of Gay Support for Gender Quotas and the Role Model Marriage in Ireland Effect in Australia BOLZONAR, Fabio (Fudan University) P BEAUREGARD, Katrine (Australian National University) P The Impact of Religious Fragmentation and Party Control on Morality Policies: Examining Panel P065 Anthropole – 5146 Abortion and Same-Sex Marriage MARIANI, Giulia (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) P Intersectionality and Representation II Chair: ZOGHLAMI, Khaoula (Université de Montréal) Panel P085 Anthropole – 5060 SAT Discussant: CHIAPPELLI, Tiziana (University of Florence) Sexual Democracy and its Discontents THUR Dissecting Intersectionality: Ethnicity, Gender, Chair: RAHMAN, Momin (Trent University, Ontario) Race and Religion in Political Representation Discussant: DUYVENDAK, Jan Willem ERZEEL, Silvia (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) P (University of Amsterdam) CELIS, Karen (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) MORALES, Laura (University of Leicester) 'A Boys’ Club': Mapping the Micropolitics of Power in Male-Dominated Political Activism – the Case of MÜGGE, Liza (University of Amsterdam) Female and LGBTQ Participation in the Autonomous/ VAN DER PAS, Daphne (University of Amsterdam) Anarchist Collectives in Athens, Greece Identities and Issues: Public Support for KATSIKANA, Mantha (School of Architecture, National the Political Representation of Marginalised Technical University of Athens) P Groups in New Zealand Europe and the Politics of Pride BOLZENDAHL, Catherine MEPSCHEN, Paul (University of Amsterdam) P (University of California, Irvine) P COFFE, Hilde (Victoria University of Wellington) Saving Our Gays: An Anthropological Perspective on Homotolerance in the Western European Far Right Gender, Ethnicity and Political Representation WIELOWIEJSKI, Patrick (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) P in the UK and Canada ASHE, Jeanette (Douglas College) P Towards a Dialogue between Muslims and LGBTI People: Pathways and Pitfalls EVANS, Elizabeth (Goldsmiths, University of London) RAHMAN, Momin (Trent University, Ontario) P Understanding the Link between Islamic Religiosity and Political Gender Equality in the MENA Überall Direniş? Solidarity and Division among between 2001 and 2014 Queer People of Colour in Berlin SWEETAPPLE, Christopher GLAS, Saskia (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) P (University of Massachusetts) P SPIERINGS, Niels (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) Panel P111 Anthropole – 1129 Panel P080 Anthropole – 2024 Religion and Sexuality Toward Feminist Foreign Policy Analysis Chair: LU, Catherine (McGill University) Chair: AVRAMOVSKA, Elena (Université Libre de Bruxelles) Discussant: BERGMAN ROSAMOND, Annika (Lunds Universitet) Discussant: OZZANO, Luca (Università degli Studi di Torino) Discussant: WIBBEN, Annick T.R. (University of San Francisco) 'Bunch of Thoughts': Construction of the Hindu Male Self and Others in the works of Golwalkar Aborting Global Women’s Rights: The Impact of Antifeminism on American Foreign Policy CHAKRABORTY, Arpita (Dublin City University) P ANGEVINE, Sara (Whittier College) P

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Aggression Abroad, Progress at Home: Discussant: BORCHORST, Anette (Aalborg Universitet) Understanding the Interplay Between Foreign Policy Politics of Debt in Everyday Experiences: Household and Domestic Feminist Policy Campaigns in Jordan Indebtedness and Women in Greece and Turkey FORESTER, Summer (Purdue University) P KıLıNÇARSLAN, Pelin (Koç University) P Gendered Rationales and Support for The Impact of the Vocational Education System on Military Intervention Occupational Gender Segregation in Austria HOFFMAN, Aaron (Purdue University) P LEITNER, Andrea KELLY-THOMPSON, Kaitlin (Purdue University) P (Institute for Advanced Studies, Vienna) P What is Feminist Policy? An Exploratory Evaluation KREIMER, Margareta (University of Graz) of Foreign Policy in OECD Countries Unequal Modernities and Modern Inequalities: WELDON, Laurel (Purdue University) P A Multi-Level, Comparative Analysis of Early ALWAN, M. Christine (Purdue University) Life‑Course Transitions in Europe IERODIAKONOU, Christiana (University of Cyprus) SAT P Panel P104 Anthropole – 2106 MARCOS, Hugo (Universität St Gallen) Welfare States, Social Policies and Why Policy Matters?: Game Theoretic Approach Inequality: Old and New Questions on Female Lifestyle Choices KUDO, Saki (University of Tampere) P Chair: WARAT, Marta (Jagiellonian University)

Panel Session 9 Saturday 10 June, 12:45–14:30

Panel P007 Anthropole – 5093 Panel P024 Anthropole – 2064 Becoming Political Agents: Examining Female Leadership Consciousness, Visibility and Chair: DAVIDSON-SCHMICH, Louise (University of Miami) Empowerment Discussant: COWELL-MEYERS, Kimberly Chair: ALEXANDER, Kirsty (University of Stirling) (American University) Discussant: MERCIER, Elisabeth (Université Laval) (Fe)male Leaders and Citizens’ Perceptions of Political Parties Being Visible as an Islamic Movement: Women's Politico-Religious Space and O'BRIEN, Diana (Indiana University) P Empowerment in the MENA Cracking the (Conservative) Glass Ceiling: KARACA, Asli (Central European University) P Why do Some Conservative Women become the First Executive Leader of a Country? Discussing Gender in the Romanian Protest Movement 'Save Roşia Montană' OCH, Malliga (University of Denver) P JALALZAI, Farida (Oklahoma State University) COROAMA, Eliza Dana (University of Bucharest) P Lower Caste and Class Women in India Female Political Leaders and Support for Transforming Social Action Peacekeeping Missions SCHROEDER, Theresa (Radford University) DULHUNTY, Annabel (University of New South Wales) P P 'Why are you a Feminist?': Investigating the Female Prime Ministers and Discursive Institutionalism Reasons that Lie Behind Feminist Self-Identification DAVIDSON-SCHMICH, Louise (University of Miami) P O'NEILL, Brenda (University of Calgary) P Feminising Leadership Theory: Angela Merkel as a Case Study WILIARTY, Sarah (Wesleyan University) P

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Panel P072 Anthropole – 1129 Panel P092 Anthropole – 5081 New Feminist Issues of the Body The Governance of Prostitution Chair: HIRSCHMANN, Nancy (University of Pennsylvania) by Responsibilisation Discussant: CALLONI, Marina Chair: ZEEGERS, Nicolle (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen) (Università degli Studi di Milano – Bicocca) Discussant: OUTSHOORN, Joyce '…Progress is Lovely, isn’t it?' Life and Death in (Departments of Political Science and Public the 'Brave New World' after '1984' Administration, Universiteit Leiden) KLINGER, Cornelia (Universität Tübingen) P Responsibilisation by Criminal and Social Feminism, Disability, and the Body/Mind Duality: Liability: New Governance Modes in European Rethinking the Place of the Will Prostitution Policy HIRSCHMANN, Nancy (University of Pennsylvania) P EUCHNER, Eva-Maria (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) P How, When and Why We Should #sayhername: Responsible Prostitution and Gender

#blacklivesmatter and Black Femicide SAT THUR THREADCRAFT, Shatema ZEEGERS, Nicolle (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen) P (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey) P The Institutionalisation of a New Prostitution Is Feminism Good for Multiculturalism? Regime: Theoretical and Methodological Insights Lessons from Iris Marion Young from an Ideational Perspective on a Transformative GUÉRARD DE LATOUR, Sophie Feminist Change (University Paris 1 – Panthéon Sorbonne) P ERIKSON, Josefina (Uppsala Universitet) P The Body of Political Representatives and the Two The Responsibilisation of Market Actors in Legalised Mechanisms of Political Representation Local Prostitution in the Netherlands DIEHL, Paula (University of Bielefeld) P VAN WIJK, Eelco (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) P

Panel P074 Anthropole – 2024 Panel P094 Anthropole – 5060 Out in Politics: LGBT Candidates, The Polarisation of LGBTIQ* Issues in Elected Officials and Representation the Post-Socialist Region and Beyond? Chair: TREMBLAY, Manon (University of Ottawa) Chair: OLTEANU, Tina (Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen) Discussant: PREARO, Massimo (Università degli Studi di Verona) Discussant: HERGENHAN, Jutta (Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen) ‘Out’ in the British Parliament Between Sexual Nationalisms and LGBTQ* CAREY, Craig (University of Lincoln) P Movements: Insights from Romania and Poland First: Changing Family Law – The Connection NIMU, Andrada (University of Bucharest) P between LGBT Movement and the Italian Parliament in the Long Fight for the Legal Does Pride Still Matter? Analysing the Domestic Recognition of Lesbian and Gay Families Consequences of International Politics that TRAPPOLIN, Luca (Dept of Political Science, Law, Created the Belgrade ‘Ghost’ Pride and International Studies, University of Padova) P SLOOTMAECKERS, Koen (Queen Mary, University of London) P Out in Office: Openly Gay and Lesbian Politicians in France and the United States Homonationalism in Austria and Germany BOUVARD, Hugo (Université Paris-Dauphine) P HUNKLINGER, Michael (University of Vienna) P OLTEANU, Tina (Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen) Out LGBT Politicians in Canada: A Descriptive Representation Profile ProHomo against Russia: How Media Depicts TREMBLAY, Manon (University of Ottawa) P Anti‑Queer Violence ‘Elsewhere’ to Legitimise Western Hegemony WIEDLACK, Maria Katharina (University of Vienna) P The LGBTIQ* Rights and the Czech Politics – 'Salami' Progress and Political Disregard SLOBODA, Zdeněk (Charles University in Prague) P

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Panel P096 Anthropole – 3148 Panel P109 Anthropole – 3128 The Subversive Politics of Care Women's Political Leadership beyond Chair: EMEJULU, Akwugo (University of Warwick) the National Legislature Discussant: SMUCKER, Sierra (Duke University) Chair: BEAUREGARD, Katrine (Australian National University) Affective Politics and the Burden of Emotion Labour: Refugee and Migrant Staff as Providers Discussant: AVDEYEVA, Olga (Loyola University) of Migrant Support Untangling Women’s Leadership in Subnational DE JONG, Sara (The Open University) P Governments: An Original Study of Argentina’s Care Workers, Mobilisation and Political Agency Provincial Cabinet Appointments between in times of Austerity 1992 and 2016 CULLEN, Pauline BARNES, Tiffany (University of Kentucky) P (National University of Ireland, Maynooth) P CIOCCI PARDO, Tomas (Universidad Nacional de San SAT Martin – Universidad Torcuato Di Tella) Migrant Mothers, Austerity and the Politics of Care in England and Scotland LOPREITE, Debora (Universidad de Buenos Aires) EMEJULU, Akwugo (University of Warwick) P Women and Regional Leadership in Western Countries Place and Gender in the Political Mobilisation around Women’s Health Care and Jobs VERGE, Tania (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) P ASTUDILLO RUIZ, Javier (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) ENLUND, Desirée (Umeå Universitet) P Women’s Access to Leadership Positions in the UN Panel P097 Anthropole – 2106 System: The Remaining Barriers BENVENUTTO GONZÁLEZ, Ana Elina Theorising Gendered Parliamentary (Northumbria University, Newcastle) P Bodies: The Causes and Consequences Women's Political Leadership in Asia: of Institutional Design Assessing the Gender Balance of Power Chair: PISCOPO, Jennifer (Occidental College) JOSHI, Devin (Singapore Management University) P Discussant: GALLIGAN, Yvonne Roundtable RT083 Anthropole – 1031 (Queen's University Belfast) Changing Institutions, Changing Dynamics of The Critical Study of Male Women’s Representation? Overrepresentation HOLLI, Anne Maria (University of Helsinki) P Chair: BJARNEGÅRD, Elin (Uppsala Universitet) Hostages to Fortune? The Representation of Co-chair: MURRAY, Rainbow Women and Ethnic Minorities in the Committee (Queen Mary, University of London) Systems of Post-Communist Legislatures Speakers: CHIVA, Cristina (University of Salford) P GAWEDA, Barbara (University of Edinburgh) The Impact of Women’s Legislative Caucus HUGHES, Melanie (University of Pittsburgh) Variation on Women’s Representation SMREK, Michal (Uppsala University) MAHONEY, Anna (Tulane University) P Women’s Movements, Gender Mainstreaming and the Substantive Representation of Women: Where do Parliamentary Bodies Fit? SAWER, Marian (Australian National University) P

46 SECTIONS 1–3 Panels by Section number

Section 1 Gender and New Forms of Political Participation (P112) Fri, 16:15–18:00 Géopolis Room 2137 Floor 2 p35 Social Movements and Civil Society Private Lives, Public Participation (P078) Sat, 08:30–10:15 Anthropole Room 3148 Floor 3 p40 Section Chair(s): ESCHLE, Catherine (University of Strathclyde) GOSS, Kristin (Duke University) Section 3 Coalitions and Allies: Gendered Networking Within and Beyond Movements (P011) Thu, 12:30–14:15 Géopolis Room 2129 Floor 2 p20 Power and Representation Backlash: Mobilising For Gender (In)Equality Section Chair(s): In Hard Times (P005) ALEXANDER, Amy (University of Gothenburg) Thu, 14:30–16:15 Géopolis Room 2129 Floor 2 p22 BUCKLEY, Fiona (University College Cork) Dilemmas in Activism and Advocacy (P015) Exploring the Dynamics of Democratisation and Fri, 10:45–12:30 Géopolis Room 2129 Floor 2 p28 De‑Democratisation for Gender+ Equality I (P025) Thu, 12:30–14:15 Anthropole Room 2064 Floor 2 p20 Feminist Reconfigurations of the Left (P035) Fri, 14:00–15:45 Géopolis Room 2129 Floor 2 p32 The Media Representation of Women (P093) Thu, 12:30–14:15 Anthropole Room 2024 Floor 2 p21 Gender, Activism and Social Media (P048) Fri, 16:15–18:00 Géopolis Room 2129 Floor 2 p36 Are 'Sisters doin it for Themselves?' (P004) Thu, 14:30–16:15 Anthropole Room 2064 Floor 2 p22 Engaging the State: When do Women's Organisations Matter? (P020) Investigating the Concept, Study, and Practice Sat, 08:30–10:15 Anthropole Room 5093 Floor 5 p38 of Gender Sensitive Parliaments (P066) Thu, 14:30–16:15 Anthropole Room 2024 Floor 2 p23 Bad Subjects: The Other(s) of Feminist Theory and Mobilisations (P006) Exploring Women’s Representation Beyond Sat, 10:30–12:15 Anthropole Room 5093 Floor 5 p42 Legislatures (P027) Fri, 08:30–10:15 Anthropole Room 2064 Floor 2 p25 Feminist Engagements with the Female Body (P032) Sat, 10:30–12:15 Anthropole Room 3128 Floor 3 p42 Women's Candidate Emergence and Recruitment (P108) Fri, 08:30–10:15 Anthropole Room 2024 Floor 2 p28 Becoming Political Agents: Consciousness, Visibility and Empowerment (P007) Gender and Executives (P036) Sat, 12:45–14:30 Anthropole Room 5093 Floor 5 p44 Fri, 10:45–12:30 Anthropole Room 2064 Floor 2 p30 The Subversive Politics of Care (P096) Studying Violence against Women in Politics Sat, 12:45–14:30 Anthropole Room 3148 Floor 3 p46 and Elections (P088) Fri, 10:45–12:30 Anthropole Room 2024 Floor 2 p31 100 Years of Women’s Suffrage: Implications Section 2 for Women’s Political Representation Today? (P001) Fri, 14:00–15:45 Anthropole Room 2064 Floor 2 p31 Political Participation Gendering Populist Radical Right Leadership and Activism (P058) Section Chair(s): Fri, 14:00–15:45 Anthropole Room 2024 Floor 2 p33 ROGGEBAND, Conny (University of Amsterdam) THOMAS, Melanee (University of Calgary) Exploring the Dynamics of Democratisation and De‑Democratisation for Gender+ Equality II (P026) Gender and Public Opinion (P040) Fri, 16:15–18:00 Anthropole Room 2064 Floor 2 p35 Thu, 12:30–14:15 Géopolis Room 2137 Floor 2 p20 Unexplored Aspects of Women's Substantive Gender, Candidacy, Campaigns, and Political Representation: Considering new Settings, Actors, Careers in Post-Industrial Democracies (P050) Institutions and Interconnections (P101) Thu, 14:30–16:15 Géopolis Room 2137 Floor 2 p23 Fri, 16:15–18:00 Anthropole Room 2024 Floor 2 p37 Gender and Political Engagement (P039) Gender Dynamics at the Local Fri, 08:30–10:15 Géopolis Room 2137 Floor 2 p26 and Regional Levels (P042) Women’s Political Behaviour in History (P107) Sat, 08:30–10:15 Anthropole Room 2064 Floor 2 p38 Fri, 14:00–15:45 Géopolis Room 2137 Floor 2 p34 Women Parliamentarians (P106) Sat, 08:30–10:15 Anthropole Room 5081 Floor 5 p41

47 SECTION 4

Gender Quotas (P047) Gender Equality in Higher Education – Sat, 10:30–12:15 Anthropole Room 2064 Floor 2 p42 Beyond Mere Numbers (P043) Fri, 08:30–10:15 Anthropole Room 2013 Floor 2 p26 Examining Female Leadership (P024) Sat, 12:45–14:30 Anthropole Room 2064 Floor 2 p44 Public Policy, Gender (In)equality and Roundtable: The Critical Study of Male the Role of Law (P079) Fri, 08:30–10:15 Anthropole Room 2106 Floor 2 p27 Overrepresentation (RT083) Sat, 12:45–14:30 Anthropole Room 1031 Floor 1 p46 Employment Equality in the Corporate World: Women's Political Leadership beyond Opportunities and Constraints to the Full Implementation the National Legislature (P109) of the Equality Agenda in a Comparative Setting (P019) Fri, 10:45–12:30 Anthropole Room 2013 Floor 2 p29 Sat, 12:45–14:30 Anthropole Room 3128 Floor 3 p46 Governing Sex Work through Affects (P060) Fri, 10:45–12:30 Anthropole Room 3077 Floor 3 p30 Section 4 Implementing Care Policies to Advance Inclusive Gender Equality (P061) Governance, Institutions and Public Policy Fri, 10:45–12:30 Anthropole Room 2106 Floor 2 p31 Section Chair(s): Combatting Stereotypes in (early) Childhood? Different AHRENS, Petra (Universiteit Antwerpen) Factors in Steering (Gendered) Socialisation (P012) AMERY, Fran (University of Bath) Fri, 14:00–15:45 Anthropole Room 2013 Floor 2 p32 Violence Against Women – the State, the Individual, Discourses and Epistemes in Gendered and the Law (P102) Policy-Making (P017) Thu, 12:30–14:15 Anthropole Room 2106 Floor 2 p21 Fri, 14:00–15:45 Anthropole Room 3077 Floor 3 p32 Designing the Future? Success and Failure of Political Gendered Parliaments and Equality Policy (P055) Strategies to Promote Gender Equality (P014) Fri, 16:15–18:00 Anthropole Room 2106 Floor 2 p36 Thu, 14:30–16:15 Anthropole Room 2013 Floor 2 p22 The Politics of Feminist Knowledge Transfer: Politicised Pregnancies: Abortion, Assisted Gender Training and Gender Expertise (P095) Reproduction and Other Stories (P075) Fri, 16:15–18:00 Anthropole Room 3077 Floor 3 p37 Thu, 14:30–16:15 Anthropole Room 2106 Floor 2 p24 Gender, Care and Welfare (P051) Sat, 08:30–10:15 Anthropole Room 3077 Floor 3 p39

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The Discursive Politics of Gender Equality Section 7 Implementation (P091) Sat, 08:30–10:15 Anthropole Room 2106 Floor 2 p41 International Studies Feminist Institutionalism and the Role Section Chair(s): of Political Networks (P034) BJARNEGÅRD, Elin (Uppsala Universitet) Sat, 10:30–12:15 Anthropole Room 3077 Floor 3 p42 ÇAGLAR, Gülay (Freie Universität Berlin) Welfare States, Social Policies and Inequality: Challenges for the Women, Peace, Old and New Questions (P104) Sat, 10:30–12:15 Anthropole Room 2106 Floor 2 p44 and Security Agenda (P009) Thu, 12:30–14:15 Géopolis Room 2121 Floor 2 p19 Theorising Gendered Parliamentary Bodies: Sexual Violence During and After Conflict (P086) The Causes and Consequences of Thu, 14:30–16:15 Géopolis Room 2121 Floor 2 p24 Institutional Design (P097) Sat, 12:45–14:30 Anthropole Room 2106 Floor 2 p46 Feminist Foreign Policy and Women and Foreign Policy (P033) Fri, 08:30–10:15 Géopolis Room 2121 Floor 2 p26 Section 5 North-South Relationships Intersecting with Gender (P073) Research Methods for Gender and Politics Fri, 08:30–10:15 Géopolis Room 1628 Floor 1 p27 Section Chair(s): Post-Conflict Negotiations and Gender (P077) SGIER, Lea (Central European University) Fri, 08:30–10:15 Géopolis Room 2129 Floor 2 p27 VERGE, Tania (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) Gender, Peacebuilding and Post Conflict Taking the Measure of Gender Equality Policy Economic Development (P052) Implementation and Impact: A Longitudinal, Fri, 10:45–12:30 Géopolis Room 2121 Floor 2 p30 Cross‑Sectoral, and Multi-Level Approach (P090) Masculinities in Peace and Conflict (P068) Thu, 14:30–16:15 Anthropole Room 3128 Floor 3 p25 Fri, 10:45–12:30 Géopolis Room 1628 Floor 1 p31 Researching Intersectionality and Exclusion (P081) Gendering Governance (P057) Fri, 08:30–10:15 Anthropole Room 3128 Floor 3 p28 Fri, 14:00–15:45 Géopolis Room 1628 Floor 1 p33 Methods for Studying Political Representation (P070) Feminist Approaches to Everyday Fri, 14:00–15:45 Anthropole Room 3128 Floor 3 p33 Peace/Violence (P031) Rethinking Approaches and Methods (P071) Fri, 16:15–18:00 Géopolis Room 2121 Floor 2 p35 Sat, 08:30–10:15 Anthropole Room 3128 Floor 3 p41 Women in War (P105) Fri, 16:15–18:00 Géopolis Room 1628 Floor 1 p38 Gender Experts and Gender Expertise (P045) Section 6 Sat, 08:30–10:15 Anthropole Room 1129 Floor 1 p39 Toward Feminist Foreign Policy Analysis (P111) European Union Sat, 10:30–12:15 Anthropole Room 1129 Floor 1 p43 Section Chair(s): ALLWOOD, Gill (Nottingham Trent University) EUCHNER, Eva-Maria Section 8 (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) Gendering EU Policy (P056) Political Theory Thu, 12:30–14:15 Anthropole Room 5060 Floor 5 p20 Section Chair(s): Gender Equality: Challenges in New Member States ACKERLY, Brooke (Vanderbilt University) and Candidate Countries (P044) KREIDE, Regina (Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen) Thu, 14:30–16:15 Anthropole Room 5060 Floor 5 p23 Matriarchal Theories and Cultures as Models EU Crisis, Gender and Governance Tools (P022) for Envisioning an Egalitarian and Socially Fri, 10:45–12:30 Anthropole Room 5060 Floor 5 p29 Sustainable Future (P069) Towards a Feminist Political Economy of European Thu, 14:30–16:15 Géopolis Room 2224 Floor 2 p24 Integration? (P098) Feminist Approaches to Biopolitics I: Fri, 14:00–15:45 Anthropole Room 1129 Floor 1 p34 Subjectivity, Resistance and the Everyday (P029) Gender, Brexit and the Politics of Crisis (P049) Fri, 08:30–10:15 Géopolis Room 2224 Floor 2 p26 Fri, 16:15–18:00 Anthropole Room 1129 Floor 1 p36 Feminist Approaches to Biopolitics II: The Governance of Prostitution by Gender, Work and Neoliberalism (P030) Responsibilisation (P092) Fri, 10:45–12:30 Géopolis Room 2224 Floor 2 p29 Sat, 12:45–14:30 Anthropole Room 5081 Floor 5 p45 Care and Feminist Ethics (P008) Fri, 14:00–15:45 Géopolis Room 2224 Floor 2 p32

4949 SECTIONS 9–11

Roundtable: Who is the Subject of Gender, Sexuality and Public Religion (P053) Gender and Politics? (RT084) Fri, 08:30–10:15 Géopolis Room 1620 Floor 1 p27 Fri, 14:00–15:45 Anthropole Room 1031 Floor 1 p34 Globalisation and LGBTQI Rights (P059) Gender Politics, Intersectionality, and Fri, 10:45–12:30 Géopolis Room 1620 Floor 1 p30 the Complexities of Feminist Interventions (P046) Intersecting Gender and Sexuality Fri, 16:15–18:00 Géopolis Room 2224 Floor 2 p36 in United States Feminist and LGBTQI Mobilisations, Feminist Approaches to and Applications of 19th–21st Centuries (P063) Grounded Normative Theory (P028) Fri, 14:00–15:45 Géopolis Room 1620 Floor 1 p33 Sat, 08:30–10:15 Anthropole Room 2013 Floor 2 p38 Struggles for and about Identities (P087) New Feminist Issues of the Body (P072) Fri, 16:15–18:00 Géopolis Room 1620 Floor 1 p36 Sat, 12:45–14:30 Anthropole Room 1129 Floor 1 p45 LGBTQI Rights Advocacy and Realisation (P076) Sat, 08:30–10:15 Anthropole Room 2024 Floor 2 p40 Section 9 Resisting LGBTQI Rights in Different National Settings (P082) Sat, 08:30–10:15 Anthropole Room 5060 Floor 5 p40 Intersectionality, Citizenship Religion and Sexuality (P080) and Multiculturalism Sat, 10:30–12:15 Anthropole Room 2024 Floor 2 p43 Section Chair(s): Sexual Democracy and its Discontents (P085) DAVIDSON-SCHMICH, Louise (University of Miami) Sat, 10:30–12:15 Anthropole Room 5060 Floor 5 p43 DURSUN, Ayşe (University of Vienna) Out in Politics: LGBT Candidates, A Reflexive History of the European Romani Elected Officials and Representation (P074) Gender Politics: Debates on Intersectionality Sat, 12:45–14:30 Anthropole Room 2024 Floor 2 p45 as a Tool for Political Resistance (P002) Thu, 12:30–14:15 Géopolis Room 2227 Floor 2 p19 The Polarisation of LGBTIQ* Issues in the Post-Socialist Region and Beyond? (P094) Citizenship and Intersectionality (P010) Sat, 12:45–14:30 Anthropole Room 5060 Floor 5 p45 Thu, 14:30–16:15 Géopolis Room 2227 Floor 2 p22 Diversity, Difference, and Gender (P018) Fri, 08:30–10:15 Géopolis Room 2227 Floor 2 p25 Section 11 Discourse and Intersectionality (P016) Fri, 10:45–12:30 Géopolis Room 2227 Floor 2 p29 Local Panels Weak by Law (P103) Section Chair(s): Fri, 14:00–15:45 Géopolis Room 2227 Floor 2 p34 ENGELI, Isabelle (University of Bath) EVANS, Elizabeth (University of London, Goldsmiths) Gender and Migration (P038) Fri, 16:15–18:00 Géopolis Room 2227 Floor 2 p35 Swiss Gender Equality Policy in Context (P089) Thu, 14:30–16:15 Géopolis Room 2208 Floor 2 p24 Intersectionality and Representation I (P064) Sat, 08:30–10:15 Anthropole Room 5146 Floor 5 p39 Understanding and Tackling Gender-Based Intersectionality and Representation II (P065) Violence in Switzerland (P100) Sat, 10:30–12:15 Anthropole Room 5146 Floor 5 p43 Fri, 16:15–18:00 Géopolis Room 2207 Floor 2 p37 Law and Gender in Switzerland (P110) Sat, 08:30–10:15 Anthropole Room 4078 Floor 4 p40 Section 10 LGBTQI Rights, Sexuality and Politics Section Chair(s): AYOUB, Phillip (European University Institute) KOLLMAN, Kelly (University of Glasgow) New Books Roundtable: European Sexual Citizenship in the 21st Century: National Politics, European Movements and Intersectional Identities (P023) Thu, 12:30–14:15 Géopolis Room 1620 Floor 1 p21 Gender and its Discontents: Conceptualising ‘War on Gender’ in the Context of the Rise of Illiberal Populism (P037) Thu, 14:30–16:15 Géopolis Room 1620 Floor 1 p23

50 INDEX OF NAMES A – Z index of participants

In this index you will find all particpants who hadpaid to attend the Conference by Monday 22 May 2017.

A BARITONO, Raffaella 33 CALLONI, Marina 38, 45 BARNES, Tiffany 41, 46 CALVET, Elisenda 30, 38 AALDERING, Loes 21 BARRAS, Amelie 34, 36 CAMINOTTI, Mariana 41 ABELS, Gabriele 20, 31 BEAUREGARD, Katrine 43, 46 CAREY, Craig 45 ABENDSCHÖN, Simone 35 BECKLAKE, Sarah 27 CARLSON, Jennifer 29 ACHIN, Catherine 25 BECKWITH, Karen 26 CARNEY, Gemma 31 ACKERLY, Brooke 38, 49 BEGO, Ingrid 23 CARO MAYA, Patricia 19 ADEOGUN, Tolulope 38 BELSCHNER, Jana 20 CARROLL, Susan 41 AHRENS, Petra 29, 31, 37, 48 BENSTEAD, Lindsay 28 CARVALHO PINTO, Vânia 31, 33 AKSOY, Asli 20 BENVENUTTO GONZÁLEZ, Ana Elina CAVAGHAN, Rosalind 34 AKTER, Marufa 37 46 CELIS, Karen 43 ALADAĞ GÖRENTAŞ, Itır 22 BERGMAN ROSAMOND, Annika CHAKRABORTY, Arpita 43 ALAMINOS HERVÁS, María Ángeles 26, 36, 43 CHAPPELL, Laura 21 21 BERNACCHI, Erika 22 CHAPPELL, Louise 41 ALDEGUER CERDÁ, Bernabé 37 BERNHARDT, Nicole 22, 27 CHARPENEL, Marion 25 ALEXANDER, Amy 21, 28, 34, 41, 47 BHAT, Neha 22, 35 CHAUVIN, Sébastien 37 ALEXANDER, Kirsty 32, 44 BIAS, Leandra 22, 40 CHEN, Philip 21 ALLEN, Peter 37 BIGLIA, Barbara 27 CHIAPPELLI, Tiziana 35, 43 ALLWOOD, Gill 20, 25, 49 BJARNEGÅRD, Elin 20, 31, 42, 46, 49 CHILDS, Sarah 24, 37 ALMEIDA, Maria Antónia 23 BLAKEY, Heather 33 CHIVA, Cristina 23, 46 ALONSO, Alba 35 BLANCHARD, Soline 29 CHMILEWSKI, Katja 22, 33 ALTMAN, Dennis 30, 40 BLOME, Agnes 31-32 CHOUCAIR, Thaís 36 AMERY, Fran 24, 32, 48 BODEA, Cristina 29 CIAPUTA, Ewelina 32 AMMATURO, Francesca Romana 21 BOHN, Simone 20, 38 CICCIA, Rossella 31 ANGEVINE, Sara 43 BOLZENDAHL, Catherine 34, 41, 43 CICKARIC, Lilijana 26 ANNESLEY, Claire 26, 30 BOLZONAR, Fabio 40, 43 CIOCCI PARDO, Tomas 46 AROMATARIO, Aurélie 28, 36 BORCHORST, Anette 28, 44 CLAVERIA, Sílvia 28, 30 ASHE, Jeanette 24, 35, 43 BOUVARD, Hugo 45 COFFE, Hilde 43 ASLAN AKMAN, Canan 20 BRANS, Marleen 43 COHN, Carol 30 ASTUDILLO RUIZ, Javier 46 BRISCOE-PALMER, Shardia 27, 32 CORBEL, Amélie 35 AUTH, Diana 31, 39 BROWN, Geraldine 37, 40 COROAMA, Eliza Dana 44 AVANZA, Martina 24, 27 BRUNNER, Claudia 36 COTTIER, Michelle 34, 40 AVDEYEVA, Olga 38, 46 BUCKLEY, Fiona 22, 42, 47 COWELL-MEYERS, Kimberly 22, 44 AVRAMOVSKA, Elena 27, 43 BÜHLER, Nolwenn 24 COWPER-COLES, Minna 20 AYHAN, Tutku 22 BUSH, Sarah 42 CROWHURST, Isabel 30, 32 AYLWARD, Erin 39 BUSTELO, María 27, 37 CSEKE-TÁSKAI, Veronika 27 AYOUB, Phillip 21, 30, 50 CULLEN, Pauline 32, 46 C B CABEZAS GONZÁLEZ, Almudena D BADER, Dina 42 23, 39 D'AGOSTINO, Serena 19 BAIRD, Marian 31 CABRIA, Marcello 39 DAHLERUP, Drude 32 BALLIF, Edmée 37, 42 ÇAGLAR, Gülay 26, 49 DAHL, Hanne Marlene 32 BALOGH, Lidia 19 CAGLIERO, Sara 21, 27 DAVIDSON-SCHMICH, Louise BARDALL, Gabrielle 31 CALKIN, Sydney 30, 32 40, 44, 50

51 INDEX OF NAMES

DAVIDS, Tine 22, 37 FERGUSON, Lucy 27, 37, 39 HANSCH, Julia 29 DAVIS-BADRAN, Jessica L. 38 FERREE, Myra Marx 26, 37 HARDER, Lois 22, 25 DEAN, Jonathan 20, 33 FEY, Mira 30 HARELL, Allison 21 DEAN, Laura 27, 42 FIIG, Christina 22, 32 HAREL-SHALEV, Ayelet 25 DE JONG, Sara 23, 31, 46 FORESTER, Summer 21, 26, 31, 44 HAZIR, Agah 37 DELAGE, Pauline 25, 37 FORTE, Alaya 39 HERGENHAN, Jutta 32, 35, 45 DELAHAYE, Claire 33 FORTIN-RITTBERGER, Jessica 26, 41 HERON, Alexandra 31, 39 DEN BOER, Andrea 31, 33 FRAILE, Marta 26 HILAIEL, Sabina 42 DE NÈVE, Dorothée 20, 32 FRANCESCHET, Susan 23, 25-26 HINTERHUBER, Eva Maria 24 DESBOROUGH, Karen 36 FRAUNE, Cornelia 34 HIRSCHMANN, Nancy 38, 45 DE VET, Benjamin 23 FRECH, Elena 42 HOBSON, Barbara 31 DEVINE, Karen 27 FREIDENVALL, Lenita 24, 32 HOEKSTRA, Valerie 26 DEVROE, Robin 23 FREMLOVA, Lucie 19 HOFFMAN, Aaron 44 DE ZORDO, Silvia 24 FRIEDLI, Fiona 40 HOLLI, Anne Maria 24, 46 DI BASILIO, Daniela 28 FUCHS, Gesine 24-25 HOLMAN, Mirya 42 DIEHL, Paula 32, 45 HOLVIKIVI, Aiko 19 DIETZE, Gabriele 36 HOWARD, Grace 28 G DINGLER, Sarah 28, 41 HUGHES, Melanie 20, 46 DITTMAR, Kelly 36, 41 GAINS, Francesca 22, 26 HUNKLINGER, Michael 45 DOS SANTOS, Pedro 30 GALLIGAN, Yvonne 24, 46 HWANG, Ah Ran 39 DOTTI SANI, Giulia Maria 40 GALY-BADENAS, Flora 29, 39 HWANG, Shu-Ling 38 DULHUNTY, Annabel 44 GARCÍA ALBACETE, Gema 35 DUNCANSON, Claire 30 GATTO, Malu 30 I DUPLAN, Karine 26 GAWEDA, Barbara 22, 40, 46 DUROVIC, Anja 25, 40 GEDALYA-LAVY, Einat 26 IERODIAKONOU, Christiana 44 DURSUN, Ayşe 50 GERBER, Marlène 26, 36 DUSSUET, Annie 31 GERRITS, Bailey 24, 29 J DUTTA, Bitopi 32, 37 GEVA, Dorit 33 DUVVURY, Nata 40 GEVA, Nehemia 34 JALALZAI, Farida 28, 44 DUYVENDAK, Jan Willem 43 GILARDI, Fabrizio 34 JAUHOLA, Marjaana 26, 35 GIORDA, Maria Chiara 27 JOHANSSON, Joakim 29 E GIORGI, Alberta 27 JOSEFSSON, Cecilia 41 GLAS, Saskia 43 JOSHI, Devin 21, 46 EIGENMANN, Laura 30, 40 GLOOR, Daniela 37 JOVANOVIC, Jelena 19 ELOIT, Ilana 42 GOMES, Larissa 22 ELOMÄKI, Anna 29 GORDON, Sarah Frances 37, 40 EMEJULU, Akwugo 34, 42, 46 GOSSELIN, Tania 21 K ENDERSTEIN, Athena-Maria 26, 37 GOSS, Kristin 22, 29, 47 KAHLINA, Katja 40 ENGELI, Isabelle 24, 29, 50 GÖTTNER-ABENDROTH, Heide 24 KAHRAMAN GÜLOĞLU, Fatma 39 ENLUND, Desirée 32, 46 GOUGLAS, Athanassios 43 KAILO, Kaarina 24 ERAY, Senay 27 GRAFF, Agnieszka 23 KAMENOU, Nayia 40 ERDAL, Cihan 28 GRANGE OMOKARO, Françoise KANG, Alice 26 27, 39 ERIKSON, Josefina 41, 45 KANTOLA, Johanna 24, 29 GRAU-ALBEROLA, Ester 21 ERTAN, Senem 33 KAPFERER, Nils 37 GRIFFITHS, Mark 41 ERZEEL, Silvia 33, 39, 43 KARACA, Asli 22, 44 GUÉRARD DE LATOUR, Sophie 45 ESCHLE, Catherine 29, 32, 36, 47 KARA, Hilal 41 GUERRINA, Roberta 29, 36 ESCOBAR-LEMMON, Maria 26 KATSIKANA, Mantha 43 GUNDLACH, Ines 27 ESPINOSA, Julia 27 KELLY-THOMPSON, Kaitlin 44 GÜNTHER, Jana 22, 31 ESPÍRITO-SANTO, Ana 20, 39 KENNY, Meryl 22, 42 GUNTRAM, Lisa 42 EUCHNER, Eva-Maria 27, 42, 45, 49 KERNER, Ina 36 EVANS, Elizabeth 22, 43, 50 KHONJE, Eleanor 33 H KIMBER, Leah R. 32 F KIRBY, Teri 20 HAJEK, Katharina 22 KITTILSON, Miki Caul 26 FARRUE, Eva 23, 39 HAMILA, Ahmed 30 KLINGER, Cornelia 45 FERDOWSI, Lubna 35 HANHARDT, Christina 33 KNEIP, Katharina 22

52 INDEX OF NAMES

KOCZE, Angela 19 M O KOIVUNEN, Kirsi 24 KOLLMAN, Kelly 21, 30, 50 MACKAY, Fiona 30, 33, 41 O'BRIEN, Diana 25, 44 KOMBILA, Hilème 25 MADDENS, Bart 43 OCH, Malliga 42, 44 KOOK, Rebecca 25 MAFFI, Irene 24 O'DWYER, Muireann 29, 34 KOROLCZUK, Elżbieta 23, 34 MAGNIER, Annick 39 OLIVIUS, Elisabeth 27, 37 KORTEWEG, Anna 34 MAHONEY, Anna 36, 42, 46 OLTEANU, Tina 45 KOSKINEN SANDBERG, Paula 20, 36 MAHON, Rianne 33, 39 ÓMARSDÓTTIR, Silja Bára 26, 35 KOVÁTS, Eszter 23, 30 MAIGUASHCA, Bice 33 O'NEILL, Brenda 40, 44 KREIDE, Regina 49 MARCELINO GOULART, Tatiana 22 ONISHI, Kayo 31 KREIMER, Margareta 44 MARCHE, Guillaume 33 ORNELAS, Marta 30 KREITZER, Rebecca 28 MARCUS, Geetha 19, 25, 29 OSBORN, Tracy 23, 28 KRIZSAN, Andrea 35, 41 MARIANI, Giulia 32, 43 OUTSHOORN, Joyce 45 KRÖBER, Corinna 41 MARTIN DE ALMAGRO, Maria 19, 27 ÖZMAN, Aylin 38 KRONSELL, Annica 26 MASSE, Johanna 38 OZZANO, Luca 40, 43 KROOK, Mona Lena 31, 37, 41 MASSELOT, Annick 22, 34, 36 MATTOCKS, Kate 27 KRZAKLEWSKA, Ewa 32 P KUDO, Saki 44 MAZUR, Amy G. 25, 29 KUHAR, Roman 23, 27 McGARRY, Aidan 19 PAFFENHOLZ, Thania 27 KULAWIK, Teresa 30, 32 MEDIR, Lluís 39 PALAGUTA, Nika 36 KUNZ, Rahel 35, 39 MEIER, Petra 20, 24, 41 PAPE, Madeleine 23 KUPERBERG, Rebecca 38, 42 MEPSCHEN, Paul 43 PASZAT, Emma 40 KWON, Soo Hyun 39 MERCIER, Elisabeth 42, 44 PATERNOTTE, David 27, 34 MERET, Susi 33 PATES, Rebecca 30 MESSERSCHMIDT, Maike 31 PAVAN, Elena 36 L MIAZ, Jonathan 40 PAXTON, Pamela 20 MIDTBØEN, Arnfinn 39 LA BARBERA, MariaCaterina 41 PERCOVICH, Luciana 24 MILNER, Susan 29, 36 LAI, Poland 31 PERRIARD, Anne 28 MIURA, Mari 23 LANDBERG, Josefine 33 PERRIER, Gwenaëlle 25 MOLITOR, Verena 28, 36, 40 LANFRANCONI, Lucia M. 25 PETERS, Yvette 28, 38 MONTEIRO, Bárbara 36 LARENZA, Ornella 24 PINHEIRO MACHADO BROCHNER, MORAIS, Tayná 27 LE BOUTIELLEC, Nathalie 32 Gabriela 20 MORALES, Laura 43 LECHKAR, Iman 25, 34 PISCOPO, Jennifer 31, 41, 46 MORGENROTH, Thekla 20 LEDOUX, Clémence 31 PLOMIEN, Ania 29, 36 MOTOYAMA, Hisako 24 LEE, Jinock 39 POCHIC, Sophie 25 MOTTIER, Véronique 42 LEE, Seonghui 40 POOLE, Richard 32 MUELLER, Sean 36 LE FEUVRE, Nicky 26 PREARO, Massimo 45 MÜFTÜLER-BAÇ, Meltem 23 LEITNER, Andrea 44 PRÜGL, Elisabeth 39 MÜGGE, Liza 28, 43 LÉPINARD, Eléonore 34, 42 MURIAAS, Ragnhild 28 LERESCHE, Frédérique 40 MURIAAS, Ragnhild Louise 28 Q LESER, Julia 30 MURRAY, Rainbow 36, 46 LEVÊQUE, Sandrine 25 QUANQUIN, Hélène 33 MURTAGH, Cera 30 LEVY, Charmain 20 QUARANTA, Mario 40 MUTHUKI, Janet 38 LEYENAAR, Monique 30 QUÉRÉ, Lucile 42 LIEBER, Marylène 34, 37 QUEST, Hendrik 31 LIN, Chih-Chen Trista 26 N LINDBERG, Staffan 25 R LOMBARDO, Emanuela 34-35, 41 NAGEL, Robert Ulrich 24, 27 LOPES, Paula 36 NEUNDORF, Anja 35 RABIER, Marion 29 LOPREITE, Debora 46 NIMU, Andrada 45 RADEVA, Vera 32, 39 LOWNDES, Vivien 26 NINA BERNARDES, Márcia 35 RAHMAN, Momin 43 LU, Catherine 43 NOROCEL, Ov Cristian 33 RANDALL, Thomas 32 LUDWIG, Gundula 32, 36 NORRIS, Haley 42 RASHKOVA, Ekaterina 30, 33 LYYTIKÄINEN, Minna 19 NUGENT, Mary 37, 41 REILING, Carrie 19 REISING, Lauren 21 REIS, Sara 20, 36, 38

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REK, Beata 21 SPEHAR, Andrea 23 VERLOO, Mieke 20, 23, 34, 41 REPO, Jemima 26, 29 SPIERINGS, Niels 28, 43 VERSCHUUR, Christine 27, 39 RIBEIRO HOFFMANN, Andrea 35 STAMBOLIS-RUHSTORFER, Michael 33 VERTIKA, Vertika 38 RIGUAL, Christelle 35 STATON, Jeffrey 25 VIEFHUES-BAILEY, Ludger 37, 43 ROCA I ESCODA, Marta 37 STEARNS, Keira 27 VIEIRA, Nicomedes 30 ROGGEBAND, Conny 20, 35, 41, 47 STEELE, Jackie F. 23, 32 VILLANUEVA BLASCO, Víctor José 21 ROLANDSEN AGUSTIN, Lise 21, 28, 41 STELLA, Francesca 21, 30 VUORISTO, Kaisa 29 RÖNNBLOM, Malin 37 STEPKOVA, Veronika 35 ROSATI FREEMAN, Francesca 24 SUBOTIC, Gordana 24 W ROTH, Benita 33 SUDKAEMPER, Antonia 20 ROTH, Silke 27 SUEN, Yiu Tung 40 WADIA, Khursheed 25 RYAN, Michelle 20 SUESSE, Nina 32 WALBY, Sylvia 34-35 SUMBAS, Ahu 21 WALSH, Denise 25, 29 SUTEU, Silvia 36 S WALTER, Marie 21, 34 SUTLOVIC, Leda 23 WANG, Vibeke 28 SAARI, Milja 36, 41 SWEETAPPLE, Christopher 43 WARAT, Marta 32, 44 SANBONMATSU, Kira 41 SZÁLKAI, Kinga 19, 38 WARD, Eilis 30 SÁNCHEZ MEDERO, Gema 37 SZWARCBERG, Mariela 42 WARD, Orlanda 20, 28 SÁNCHEZ RECIO, Raquel 21 WAUTERS, Bram 23, 35 SANCHEZ VITORES, Irene 26, 35 T WAYLEN, Georgina 30, 33, 41 SANTOS, Maria Helena 39 WEAVER, Cai 26, 29 SARIGÖL, Pinar 30 TABIN, Jean-Pierre 40 WELDON, Laurel 44 SAUER, Birgit 30 TARKHANOVA, Oleksandra 36 WERNER BOADA, Sarah 19 SAUTIER, Marie 26 TAYLOR-ROBINSON, Michelle 34 WESSEL, Merle 22 SAWER, Marian 46 TEIGEN, Mari 29, 39 WESSELS, Janna 34 SAWICKI, Jana 42 THOMAS, Gwynn 23, 41 WIBBEN, Annick T.R. 26, 38, 43 SCHAUB, Hans-Peter 36 THOMAS, Melanee 21, 47 WIEDLACK, Maria Katharina 45 SCHEELE, Alexandra 29, 32 THOMSON, Jennifer 19 WIELOWIEJSKI, Patrick 43 SCHEUERMANN, Manuela 31, 33, 38 THREADCRAFT, Shatema 38, 45 WIESEHOMEIER, Nina 20 SCHILLING, Emily U. 28 TIBERJ, Vincent 25 WILIARTY, Sarah 21, 44 SCHRAGO, Sophie 42 TØNNESSEN, Liv 31, 38 WILLIAMS, Blair 21, 30 SCHROEDER, Theresa 44 TRAPPOLIN, Luca 40, 45 WÖHL, Stefanie 34 SCHUSTER, Julia 36 TREMBLAY, Manon 45 WOLBRECHT, Christina 34 SCOURFIELD McLAUCHLAN, TRESCH, Anke 20, 23 WONG, Miu Yin 40 Judithanne 28 TSCHÖRNER, Lisa 24 WÜEST, Bruno 34 SCRINZI, Francesca 33 TSUJI, Yuki 39 WYLIE, Kristin 22, 30, 42 SCRIVER, Stacey 26, 40 TUNBERGER, Pernilla 39 SEARLE, Ken 28, 37 TÜRKARSLAN, Gizem 38 SEPULVEDA, Carmen 23, 36 Y SERDAR, Meryem 39 U YARKONEY SOREK, Ayala 26, 34 SGIER, Lea 24-25, 28, 41, 49 YATES, Sophie 21 SHARROW, Elizabeth 32 UCHUYPOMA SORIA, YOUNG, Brigitte 34 SHIN, Ki-young 23 Diego Armando 39 YUVAL, Fany 25 SHORROCKS, Rosalind 34-35 ÜNAL, M. Ezel 37 SHTYRKOVA, Evgeniya 23 SIDDI, Marco 23, 29 Z SIIM, Birte 33, 35 V ZAHARIJEVIC, Adriana 24 SIRIGU, Giulia 23 VALARINO, Isabel 25 ZANKINA, Emilia 30 SKJEIE, Hege 29 VAN DER NOLL, Jolanda 25, 29 ZEEGERS, Nicolle 45 SKORGE, Øyvind 34 VAN DER PAS, Daphne 21, 43 ZENTAI, Violetta 19 SLOBODA, Zdeněk 45 VAN DER VLEUTEN, Anna 27, 33 ZETTERBERG, Pär 20, 42 SLOOTMAECKERS, Koen 21, 45 VANHEERDE-HUDSON, Jennifer 20 ZIMENKOVA, Tatjana 28, 40 SMITH, Jessica 23, 34 VAN WIJK, Eelco 45 ZIPPEL, Kathrin 37 SMITH, Sarah 19, 35 VÄYRYNEN, Tarja 31, 35 ZOGHLAMI, Khaoula 39, 43 SMREK, Michal 46 VELASCO, María 27 ZWIENER, Nadine 20, 40 SMUCKER, Sierra 20, 38, 46 VERGE, Tania 20, 41, 46, 49

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