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13th General Conference University of Wrocław, 4 – 7 September 2019 Contents Welcome from the local organisers ........................................................................................ 2 Mayor’s welcome ..................................................................................................................... 3 Welcome from the Academic Convenors ............................................................................ 4 The European Consortium for Political Research ................................................................... 5 ECPR governance ..................................................................................................................... 6 Executive Committee ................................................................................................................ 7 ECPR Council .............................................................................................................................. 7 University of Wrocław ............................................................................................................... 8 Out and about in the city ......................................................................................................... 9 European Political Science Prize ............................................................................................ 10 Hedley Bull Prize in International Relations ............................................................................ 10 Plenary Lecture ........................................................................................................................ 11 Transport – getting around the city........................................................................................ 12 Practical information ............................................................................................................... 12 Meetings schedule .................................................................................................................. 13 Roundtables ............................................................................................................................. 14 Featured Panels ....................................................................................................................... 18 Meet the Editors of ECPR journals and series ........................................................................ 22 ECPR staff attending ................................................................................................................ 25 The ECPR Methods School ..................................................................................................... 26 Daily summary – at-a-glance schedule of activities ............................................................ 29 List of SECTION NAMES & NUMBERS ........................................................................................ 30 List of Panels, chronologically BY SESSION TIME .................................................................. 32 List of Panels BY SECTION NUMBER ....................................................................................... 141 Exhibition of books and software ......................................................................................... 158 A – Z index of PARTICIPANT NAMES ..................................................................................... 161 To browse by SECTION NAME & NUMBER, turn to page 30 To browse by SESSION TIME, turn to page 32 To browse by PARTICIPANT NAME, turn to page 161 1 WELCOME Meet the local organisers Dear colleague Friday 6 September communication, political marketing and political systems, among other Welcome to the University of Friday’s Roundtables will focus on fields. In the latter, it has created the Wrocław! It is a great honour and two widely discussed phenomena. so-called Wrocław system school, pleasure for us to host the ECPR The first, moderated by Isabelle widely recognised here in Poland. General Conference. We hope Engeli, is entitled Gender, Inclusivity The Institute also publishes the you enjoy the conference and and the Good Profession. The journals Wrocław Political Studies your stay in our amazing city. second, chaired by Agnieszka and the English-language Polish Makarewicz-Marcinkiewicz, will focus Political Science Review. Thursday 5 September on Sustainable Development in a Contested World. Our Institute’s didactic offer The first of our two Thursday includes bachelor’s and master’s See pages 14–17 for more details Roundtables, led by Gabriela degrees in political science, social on all our Roundtables. Pleschová, looks at how to support project management and state innovation in teaching and learning security management, as well as in political science. The next, The Institute doctoral studies and numerous chaired by Monika Wichłacz, of Political Science postgraduate studies, all carried addresses the diverse dimensions The Institute is currently preparing for out in Polish and English. The Institute of the populism phenomenon. its 50th anniversary. Part of the Faculty also regularly organises summer In the evening, we invite you to of Social Sciences, it was established and winter schools. a plenary lecture by Grzegorz in 1969, and began teaching in Ekiert of Harvard University. Entitled 1974. Today it is one of Poland’s most After hours Civil Society and Democracy: important political science research If you find some time to explore A Reconsideration, the lecture centres. The Institute implements our city, we strongly recommend takes place at the National Forum national and international research visiting the main building of the of Music. This modern city-centre projects, and its employees author University of Wrocław, the Cathedral building, completed in 2014, was one highly regarded publications. of St John the Baptist in the Ostrów of the most important institutions in Tumski district and the Panorama The Institute conducts research Wrocław’s 2016 European Capital of of the Battle of Racławice, all of activity in political theory, political Culture year. The lecture is followed which are within walking distance thought, international relations, by a reception at the same venue. of the Conference venue. social and economic policy, We wish you a successful conference, a fruitful exchange of scientific experience and a pleasant stay in our multicultural city! University of Wrocław Karol Chwedczuk-Szulc Left to right: Łukasz Cymbaluk Łukasz Cymbaluk Michał Kuś Michał Kuś Agnieszka Makarewicz- Agnieszka Makarewicz- Marcinkiewicz Marcinkiewicz Piotr Sula Piotr Sula Not pictured: Karol Chwedczuk-Szulc City of Wrocław Kuba Grudniewski Kuba Grudniewski Agnieszka Szymerowska Agnieszka Szymerowska 2 WELCOME Mayor’s welcome Ladies and gentlemen We are living in interesting times. I am writing this as a sociologist, who has recently focused on a very practical aspect of sociology. Working within municipal self-government, including my almost year-long service as the Mayor of Wrocław, sometimes I remember the peace and calm of the lecture hall. I have to admit that, quite often, I miss those deep academic discussions and analyses. Due to my current responsibilities, I have less time for participating in such studies; however, I frequently read papers and reports published by the academic world. Among the foundations of my programme for Wrocław were findings of Wrocław Social Diagnosis, which was developed based on scientific methodology. As a matter of fact, the Diagnosis is a project that we are constantly working on. I would like to share with you my reflections on the special role of science – the social sciences in particular – in today’s polarised world. When political choices seem to be quite surprising and emotions among the public are often stoked up by politicians and the media, we all need some space for peaceful discourse. This discourse should objectivity, humbly accepting that Bureau and the Office for University be based on a factual, in-depth sometimes our findings contradict Relations – a special municipal unit analysis of the world’s problems. our personal views and beliefs. This is dedicated to development of our It is the scientific realm that I see very important. relationship with the academic world providing an objective space for – for their great work on coordination discussion. We know that the primary I am very happy that ECPR has of the activities. role of scientists is discovering chosen Wrocław as the host city of the truth about our world. It is not its 2019 General Conference. I am And the most important thing: a domain reserved exclusively for glad that so many professors and I wish all of you a time well spent the natural sciences. I think that this students from all around the world will in Wrocław – both inside and is also your task, as representatives visit our city. I wish to congratulate outside the lecture halls. of the humanities. While doing the University of Wrocław on the our research – and I hope to stay successful organisation of the event. close to the academic world – I would like to thank the Faculty of Jacek Sutryk we have to preserve a maximum Social Sciences, the Convention Mayor of Wrocław 3 WELCOME Academic Convenors The Conference has established local organisers, and to Louise Soper Dear colleagues itself as the largest regular event and Diane Towler of the ECPR. for European political science, On behalf of the ECPR, welcome to We wish you all a great conference! with around 2,000 participants
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  • Early History of Charged-Particle Traps

    Early History of Charged-Particle Traps

    Appendix A Early History of Charged-Particle Traps Abstract Today, we see a broad variety of particle traps and related devices for confinement and study of charged particles in various fields of science and indus- try (Werth, Charged Particle Traps, Springer, Heidelberg; Werth, Charged Particle Traps II, Springer, Heidelberg; Ghosh, Ion Traps, Oxford University Press, Oxford; Stafford, Am Soc Mass Spectrom. 13(6):589). The multitude of realisations and applications of electromagnetic confinement cannot be easily overlooked as the vari- ability of particle confinement and the vast number of experimental techniques avail- able has allowed traps and related instrumentation to enter many different fields in physics and chemistry as well as in industrial processes and applied analysis, mainly in the form of mass spectrometry (Stafford, Am Soc Mass Spectrom. 13(6):589; March and Todd, Practical Aspects of Ion Trap Mass Spectometry, CRC Press, Boca Raton). Here, we would like to give a brief account of the main historical aspects of charged-particle confinement, of the principles, technical foundations and beginnings that led to the realisation of traps and to the 1989 Nobel Prize in Physics awarded to Hans Georg Dehmelt and Wolfgang Paul ‘for the invention of the ion trap technique’, at which point we choose to end our discussion. Mainly, we will look at the work of the people who pioneered the field and paved the way to the first working traps. These can be seen as belonging to two different families of traps, Penning traps and Paul traps, each of these families nowadays with numerous variations of the respective confinement concepts.