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 and our General Conference which, at steadily growing submissions of the time of going to press, features Oddbjørn Knutsen Sections, Panels and Papers. Section 67 Sections, 456 Panels and 1,887 proposals for next year’s event at University of Oslo Papers. The varied programme the University of Innsbruck can be includes Roundtables, Receptions, Anna M. Sroka submitted from 16 September. Featured Panels, and a Plenary University of Warsaw Lecture by eminent scholar We are grateful to all those who Grzegorz Ekiert, Civil Society and helped make this event happen. Maurizio Carbone Democracy: A Reconsideration. Special thanks to the Section Chairs, University of Glasgow

Anna’s main research interest is the quality of democracy. In 2015, she led the local organising committee of our Joint Sessions in Warsaw.

Maurizio Carbone is Professor of International Relations & Development, and Jean Monnet Professor of EU External Policies, at the University of Glasgow.

He has taught previously at the University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University, Duke University, Johns Hopkins Bologna, University of Rome Tor Vergata, and has held official visiting research positions Oddbjørn Knutsen is Professor of at EUI in Florence, from 2014–2019. at Université libre de Bruxelles, Political Science at the University Oddbjørn was chair of the local University of Canterbury in New of Oslo. His research interests lie in organising committee for our Oslo Zealand, European University Institute, comparative politics, with special General Conference in 2017. University of Cambridge, Sciences Po Paris, University of Cologne, interest in European politics, political Anna M. Sroka is Assistant Professor and University of Bologna. psychology and sociology, electoral at the University of Warsaw. She behaviour, value orientations and completed her doctoral thesis, Maurizio’s research is related ideology, and methodology and The Spanish Road to Federalism, mainly to EU external relations, statistics. His most recent publication at the Institute of Political Science, particularly foreign aid and is The Nordic Models in Political University of Wrocław, and her other development‑related Science: Challenged, but Still Viable? habilitation (second dissertation) policies. He is also interested (Fagbokforlaget, 2017). on Accountability in Studies on the in European integration, Oddbjørn Chaired the Norwegian Quality of Democracy: the Cases of international development, and PSA from 2010–2017 and was Chair Poland and Spain at the University Italy’s role in the international of the Nordic PSA, 2011–2014. He was of Warsaw. She is visiting professor arena. He was local organiser of on the Executive Committee of the at the National Distance Education the 2014 ECPR General Conference European Confederation of Political University (UNED) in Madrid and has in Glasgow and is a founding editor Science Associations 2010–2016, and lectured in Berlin, Konstanz, Madrid, of the journal Contemporary is a member of the Research Council Barcelona and Valencia. Italian Politics (Taylor & Francis).

4 ABOUT THE ECPR

The European Consortium for Political Research

An independent scholarly association that supports the training, research and cross-national co‑operation of political scientists

Prizes Each year, the ECPR marks its members’ achievements by awarding a number of prizes. These prizes cover the spectrum of a scholar’s career, from the Jean Blondel PhD Prize to the Lifetime Achievement Award.

publishes high-quality Monographs Membership Events and collections of Essays, along with a small selection of Classics that ECPR membership is institutional Each year, the ECPR organises have made a significant contribution and is open to any university the Joint Sessions of Workshops, to political studies scholarship. involved in the teaching or Summer and Winter Schools Now published in partnership with research of political science. in Methods and Techniques, Rowman & Littlefield International, Membership entitles staff and and the General Conference. the imprint also includes a highly A new event for young scholars, students at member institutions respected series of multi-authored, the Futures Lab, launches next year. to benefits that include funding, edited volumes, Studies in European reduced event fees and Political Science, many of which access to ECPR publications. Journals and have developed from Workshops and Panels at ECPR events. While membership is paid book series by the university, it is the ECPR co-publishes four leading Standing Groups & individuals within it who receive journals: European Political Science, the benefit; from master’s European Journal of Political Research Networks and PhD students, through to Research, European Political These are groups of researchers, in the most senior professor. Science Review and the European many cases formed at ECPR events, The ECPR currently has some Journal of International Relations. with a shared scholarly interest. Some 330 institutional members It also publishes the Comparative are small, maintaining only a website worldwide. These include 47 of Politics book series, with Oxford and mailing list; some organise major University Press. This year saw the conferences and summer schools, the top 50 European universities launch of a new Open Access and produce their own publications. according to the QS World journal, Political Research Exchange, Rankings 2017. This figure has There are currently more than published with Taylor & Francis. grown steadily over recent years, 50 Standing Groups, covering many and equates to a network of some sub‑fields of the discipline. Groups 26,000 political science scholars ECPR Press and Networks are intrinsic parts of worldwide with MyECPR accounts. In 2005 the ECPR launched its the ECPR, and are fully supported own imprint: ECPR Press. The Press in their activities.

5 GOVERNANCE

ECPR governance

The ECPR’s Executive Committee members are grouped into five (EC) is a Board of twelve Trustees, portfolios covering the spectrum of elected by the Council of Official ECPR’s work. Drawn from ECPR Full- Representatives. The EC, which Member institutions, EC members are meets twice a year, is responsible for elected for a six-year term, staggered the day-to-day running of the ECPR, so that six members are elected as well as its long-term development. every three years. To make this task more manageable, ECPR Director In September 2013, Martin Bull (University of Salford) was appointed Kris Deschouwer as the ECPR’s first Director. Martin ECPR Chair oversees ECPR operations, and advises and assists the EC with the organisation’s strategic direction. Committees, and as such they serve a three-year term. He has considerable experience in ECPR matters, having served as its The current Chair is Kris Deschouwer Academic Director 2006–2013, and (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) who will on its Executive Committee 2003– serve until April 2021. The Chair 2006. Martin’s term of employment takes the lead in the strategic ends on 31 September, after which direction of the organisation and he will be replaced by our newly works closely with the Vice Chair, appointed Director, Tanja Munro. as well as chairing meetings of Find out more about her below. the Executive Committee. In recognition of the need to have a Chair experienced in ECPR ECPR Chair business, in the preceding autumn The Chair is elected by the EC the outgoing EC elects a Chair Martin Bull every three years, coinciding Designate from those members who ECPR Director with the changeover between have another three years to serve.

Tanja New Director Munro

We are delighted to announce the of posts in the charity sector, appointment of Tanja Munro as ECPR covering events, communications, Director. Tanja takes up her role on 1 finance, fundraising and research. October, replacing Martin Bull when She also holds a Master’s degree he completes his term of office. Her in International Relations. appointment marks a change in the Tanja describes herself as post of Director from secondment ‘A transformational leader working of an academic to a full-time, in the third sector, specialising in permanent position based at ECPR’s relationship management and help ECPR realise its goals in the headquarters in Colchester. strategic planning to realise efficient challenging times that lie ahead. Before joining ECPR, Tanja was Chief practices that unite people under Tanja joins us here in Wrocław to Executive of a UK housing charity, a common goal.’ Tanja therefore experience her first ECPR event – and prior to that held a variety has the perfect background to please make her welcome!

6 GOVERNANCE

ECPR Executive Committee

Executive Committee 2018 – 2021 1 Chair, Kris Deschouwer Vrije Universiteit Brussel

2 Vice Chair, Mary Farrell 1 2 3 4 University of Plymouth

3 Giliberto Capano University of Bologna 4 Maurizio Carbone University of Glasgow 5 David Farrell University College Dublin 6 Reuven Hazan Hebrew University of Jerusalem 7 Oddbjørn Knutsen 5 6 7 8 University of Oslo 8 Petri Koikkalainen University of Lapland 9 Petra Meier University of Antwerp 10 Thomas Saalfeld University of Bamberg 11 Sabine Saurugger Sciences Po Grenoble 12 Anna M Sroka University of Warsaw 9 10 11 12

Thomas ECPR Council Poguntke

The ECPR’s highest level of governance is its Council, comprised Speaker of Council of one Official Representative from The Speaker’s responsibilities each member institution. Council include chairing Council meetings; performs a number of functions, proposing amendments to the including electing the ECPR’s Standing Orders of Council; liaising Executive Committee (EC) every with the Executive Committee over three years, receiving annual reports business matters and the formulation from the EC and voting on elements of the agenda of Council meetings; of constitutional reform. Council serving as Senior Returning Officer Our newly elected Speaker is Thomas meets once a year, at the General for Executive Committee elections Poguntke, Chair of Comparative Conference, and as such will meet and votes on amending the ECPR Politics and Director of the Düsseldorf this year in Wrocław on Wednesday Constitution; and being a general Party Research Institute at Heinrich- between 17:00 and 18:00, in the liaison point for members of Heine-Universität Düsseldorf (PRuF). Oratorium Marianum (ground floor). Council vis-à-vis the ECPR. Thomas will serve a three-year term.

7 University main building University of Wrocław

With more than 25,000 students, 3,000 staff members and over 300 years of history, the University of Wrocław is one of the most important academic centres in Poland

he University has a wide and Academic offer History interdisciplinary spectrum of educational offers in natural Students may choose from around The University dates back to and social sciences, and in 90 bachelor’s and more than 100 the eighteenth century when the Tthe humanities. Within its walls, there master’s degrees at the faculties Leopoldinian University was founded. are ten faculties and several other of Biology, Chemistry, Languages, In 1945 it was reorganised as being independent units. The University Mathematics & Computer Science, under Polish administration. Naturally, actively cooperates with the city Physics & Astronomy, Biotechnology, the year 1989 marked the beginning of Wrocław, with the regional Earth Sciences & Environmental of a new era of transformation administration of Lower Silesia and Management, Historic & Pedagogy and internationalisation. with many other universities, NGOs Sciences, Social Sciences, Law, and enterprises in Poland and Administration, and Economics. The Alumni around the world. University also offers 60 postgraduate and many doctoral courses, with The University can also boast the range broadened each year. eleven Nobel Prize winners, Aula Leopoldina who worked or studied at the Architecture University during German times: Albert Ludwig Sigesmund Neisser, The University is not just an Theodor Mommsen, Philipp Lenard, educational institution, but an Eduard Buchner, Paul Ehrlich, Fritz integral part of the city. The jewel Haber, Friedrich Bergius, Erwin in its crown is the magnificent Schrödinger, Otto Stern, Max Born, baroque Aula Leopoldina, with one and Hans Georg Dehmelt. of the most beautiful interiors of its kind in the whole of Europe. Other Finally, many happy returns well‑known elements of the main to the The Institute of Political building are the Oratorium Marianum Science, which celebrates its and the Mathematical Tower. 50th anniversary in 2019!

8 TOURISM

Out and about in the city

Located near the geographical midpoint of Europe, Wrocław is truly a meeting place: of people, culture and ideas

rich, turbulent and fascinating history makes Wrocław one of the most characterful and scenic citiesA in Poland. Situated on the Oder river and its 12 islands, with around 130 bridges, it is known as the Venice of the North. The diversity of city’s inhabitants and its unique atmosphere has earned the city the nickname ‘Wroclove’ – a place in which you can fall in love. Each year the Main Square (one of the biggest in Europe), Cathedral Island Ostrów Tumski and the UNESCO-listed Centennial Hall are visited by many travellers. Among other attractions worth seeing are the Zoological garden Institute of Romance Studies / Languages with its extraordinary Afrykarium, Racławicka’s Panorama, the festivals, the biggest of which is Tourism portals Nadodrze district and many the New Horizons film festival. Each To find out more about places to museums and cultural institutions. year, the winter and summer fairs visit, shopping, eating, drinking and attract thousands of visitors, and In 2016, Wrocław was the European more, go to www.wroclaw.pl/en or Wrocław’s atmospheric Christmas Capital of Culture, and the city visitwroclaw.eu/en hosts many cultural events and market is the biggest in Poland.

National Forum of Music

9 PRIZES

European Political Science Prize

This £500 prize, generously supported by Palgrave, is awarded to the author of an article in the journal European Political Science which contributes to the understanding The reasons for this intensification of new trends in political science, have been explored in a burgeoning From our prize jury or offers an innovative approach literature on ‘the tyranny of ‘In his timely wake-up call, Matthew to teaching and learning in the impact’. The central argument Flinders addresses the challenges of discipline. All EPS articles except of Matt’s article is that a focus on political science as a profession in reviews and keynotes are eligible the ‘relevance gap’ within political a changing world. The author skilfully for consideration. science, and regarding the social combines sharp analysis of the sciences more generally, risks failing discipline in light of fundamentally The 2018 prize goes to Matthew to comprehend the emergence altered public expectations towards Flinders, University of Sheffield, for his of a far broader and multifaceted it with a passionate call for creating article The future of political science? ‘expectations gap’. a new balance between internal The politics and management of expertise and external engagement. The article’s core argument is that the the academic expectations gap: His suggestions for a ‘new politics’ of future of political science will depend evidence from the UK. political science are as compelling on the politics and management as they are inspiring, and should Political science has for some time of the ‘expectations gap’ that has not fail to engage political scientists been afflicted with an existential emerged. Put slightly differently, across Europe and beyond.’ and empirical angst concerning the study of politics needs to have impact and relevance. This is by no a sharper grasp of the politics of its Matthew Flinders is Professor of means a new or unique disciplinary own discipline and the importance Politics and Founding Director of pathology, but it is one that has of framing, positioning, connecting the Sir Bernard Crick Centre for intensified in recent years. vis‑à-vis the broader social context. the Public Understanding of Politics.

Hedley Bull Prize in International Relations

This annual €2,000 prize is awarded and large states as for a published monograph deemed well as colonial and a substantial and original contribution post‑colonial states. to theory and/or empirical studies in international relations. From our The winner of the 2019 Prize is Arjun Chowdhury, University of prize jury British Columbia, for The Myth of ‘The book is written International Order: Why Weak in a lively and States Persist and Alternatives to eloquent style, full of wit and a feel the State Fade Away (OUP 2018). for the right anecdote to illustrate The book provides a macro-revision a general point, and an ease with of key domestic and international which cultural and anthropological explanatory theories of state knowledge is integrated in a general formation and international system theory of international relations that development, and offers an array amply justifies a prize in the political of empirical implications for small science of international relations.’

10 LECTURE

Plenary lecture

The University of Wrocław has invited Grzegorz Ekiert to deliver this year’s lecture, Civil Society and Democracy: A Reconsideration

he idea of civil society resurrected in the 1970s has been one of the most important concepts guiding Treflection on political transformations of contemporary societies. The general interest in the role and functions of civil society has evolved into a multifaceted research program across many social science disciplines that generated thousands of empirical projects and publications and engender analytical innovations and debates. The dominant neo-Tocquevillian view posited a close affinity between the strength of civil society and successful democratisation and subsequent consolidation of democracy. Yet there is growing evidence that strong civil society in authoritarian and hybrid is a necessary foundation not discuss what we have learned during regimes, and patterns of political only for democratic but also for the four decades of studying civil and economic transformations in authoritarian rule. This implies that society and its relation to states and the post-communist world. civil society can be mobilised for political regimes, and whether it is either liberal or illiberal projects or time to give up this research program. Grzegorz is the author or editor that it has a pillarised nature that of six books, edited volumes can be politicised along the lines Biographical note and special issues of journals. of prevailing political cleavages. His papers have appeared in Grzegorz Ekiert is Laurence A. Tisch numerous social science journals In this lecture, Grzegorz discusses Professor of Government at Harvard in the US, Europe and Asia, and in various understandings of the University, Director of the Minda many edited volumes. He is also concept and the asserted role civil de Gunzburg Center for European a member of the Advisory Board society has in shaping political and Studies, and Senior Scholar at the of Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für economic outcomes. He will contrast Harvard Academy for International Sozialforschung, External Examiner the established consensus on the role and Area Studies. in Politics, Public Administration and of civil society as a political project His research and teaching Global Studies at the University of and a set of normative principles interests focus on comparative Hong Kong and Member of the Club with disagreements about how civil politics, regime change and of Madrid Advisory Committee. society is defined and measured, democratisation, civil society how it evolves over time, what and social movements, and East dimensions of politics and public Plenary Lecture European politics and societies. policy it shapes and what are the Date Thursday 5 September His current projects explore civil mechanisms through which it affects Time 18:00 – 19:45 the quality of democracy, resistance society development in new Venue National Forum of Music, democracies in Central Europe and to authoritarianism and consolidation plac Wolności 1, 50-071 Wrocław of authoritarian rule. In short, he will East Asia, state-mobilised contention

11 PRACTICALITIES

Getting around the city

NextBike NextBikes are available from 74 bike stations around the city centre. Press the ‘hire’ button and follow the instructions on the display. The first 20 minutes are free of charge, after which it costs 2 PLN for the first hour and 4 PLN for each hour thereafter. To return the bike, lock in a vacant space, press ‘Return’ and follow the instructions on the display.

Travelling to the Plenary Trams Lecture and Reception Public transport Trams run 05:00–22:30 Monday– These take place at the National Friday and 06:00–22:00 at weekends, Forum of Music, Wolności square 1. Buses numbered 0–24. It’s a 15-minute walk from University building D – see map on the inside 60 daytime bus services run back cover. Alternatively take 05:00–23:00, numbered 100–149. Tickets trams no. 6 or 7 from Uniwersytet → Buy tickets from vending machines Fast buses are marked with letters Narodowe Forum Muzyki. and have higher fares. near stops, or on board buses and trams, by card only. Validate your Rush-hour buses are numbered 300. ticket immediately after boarding Wrocław travel information 10 night buses run 00:00–04:00, a tram or bus. An adult standard Visit mpk.wroc.pl/en every 30 minutes, numbered 240–259. ticket costs around 3 PLN / €0.70.

Practical information

Got a question? Emergency telephone Food and drink Ask a student helper in a red T-shirt! The universal phone number for Free tea and coffee is available in emergencies is 112. Alternatively: the exhibition hall during scheduled Wi-fi Police 997 breaks. There is a canteen in Building Fire Brigade 998 D, and numerous restaurants Network uni-wpae Ambulance 999 near the University buildings. Password LAYsdyw4waRP In the city centre you’ll also Alternatively, if you have an Eduroam Health find small shops selling groceries. account, simply log in to this. You’ll find several pharmacies in the city centre. The Szewska Street Drinking water Money pharmacy is open 08:00–19:00. Polish tap water is safe to drink if Banks are usually open 09:00–17:00 nothing is stated to the contrary. weekdays, and closed at weekends. Tourist information Near the University and around the Visit www.wroclaw.pl/en or go in centre are ATMs, the nearest about Tipping person to the Tourist Information 100 metres from the Faculty of Law, Centre at Rynek 14, where you can Usually up to 10% in restaurants and Administration and Economics. also buy souvenirs. Open 09:00–19:00. bars if the service was satisfactory.

12 MEETINGS

Meetings schedule Time Building Room Wednesday 4 September ECPR Standing Group Steering Committee meeting 11:00–13:00 To be confirmed tbc ECPR Council Meeting (ORs / Alternates only) 17:00–18:00 Oratorium Marianum Main Hall ECPR Council reception (ORs / Alternates only) 18:00–19:00 Oratorium Marianum Foyer Research Network on Political Culture 17:00–18:00 D 2.03 Standing Group on Elites and Political Leadership 17:00–19:00 A 308 Standing Group on Extremism and Democracy 17:00–18:00 A 216 Standing Group on Interest Groups 17:00–19:00 B 7 Standing Group on Knowledge Politics and Policies 17:00–19:00 B 6 Standing Group on Political Parties 17:00–19:00 Institute of Romance Studies 2.5 Standing Group on Presidential Politics 17:00–18:00 C 403 Includes Book launch event, Semi-Presidential Policy Making in Europe: Executive Coordination and Political Leadership, edited by Tapio Raunio and Thomas Sedelius (2020). Released under the Palgrave Studies in Presidential Politics series, edited by Robert Elgie and Gianluca Passarelli Standing Group on Religion and Politics 17:00–19:00 A 407 Standing Group on Southern European Politics 17:00–19:00 D 2.02 Reception, Standing Group on International Relations 17:00–19:00 Institute of Romance Studies 4.3 Thursday 5 September Book Discussion, Exodus, Reckoning, Sacrifice: 12:50–13:50 D 2.03 Three Meanings of Brexit by Kalypso Nicolaidis (Unbound, 2019) CCS Business Meeting 12:50–13:50 B 201 Funding Opportunities at the European Research Council (ERC) 12:50–13:50 D 2.02 for Political Scientists Standing Group on Gender and Politics 12:50–13:50 A 418 Standing Group on International Relations 12:50–13:50 Institute of Romance Studies 4.3 Standing Group on Local Government and Politics 12:50–13:50 A 217 Standing Group on Latin American Politics 12:50–13:20 Institute of Romance Studies 2.5 Standing Group on Political Concepts 12:50–13:50 C 404 Standing Group on Political Psychology 12:50–13:50 A 214 Presentation by Provalis Research: 12:50–13:50 D 2.04 Automated Content Analysis in Political Science Book launch for Michal Kubát and Martin Mejstřík 15:30–15:50 D ECPR Press Giovanni Sartori: Challenging Political Science (ECPR Press, 2019) stand Friday 6 September Research Network on Food Policy and Governance 12:50–13:50 Institute of Romance Studies 4.1 Standing Group on (Anti-)Corruption and Integrity 12:50–13:50 D 2.03 Standing Group on Citizenship 12:50–13:50 Institute of Geography 332 Standing Group on Human Rights and Transitional Justice 12:50–13:50 Institute of Romance Studies 4.3 Standing Group on Law and Courts 12:50–13:50 B 402 Standing Group on Parliaments 12:50–13:50 C 201 Standing Group on Participation and Mobilisation 12:50–13:50 C 101 Standing Group on Political Communication 12:50–13:50 C 301 Standing Group on Political Economy and Welfare State Politics 12:50–13:50 C 201 Standing Group on Political Sociology 12:50–13:50 Institute of Romance Studies 3.1 Standing Group on Political Violence 12:50–13:50 C 405 Standing Group on Migration and Ethnicity 13:00–13:50 A 418 Information correct at time of going to press on 12 August; please check website for current schedule 13 SECTIONROUNDTABLE HEAD 1

Roundtables

Face(t)s of Populism: Varieties of Trump Cards

s the current far-right turn in specific type of political culture, Europe its new Zeitgeist, the mode of political claims-making, Monika radical transformation of political social movement, political rhetoric, Wichłacz landscape, or just a temporary political discourse, particular Isystemic crisis that soon will be input into a political system, style overcome? It is highly problematic if of political mobilisation, etc, etc. the numerous and diverse cases of Such vagueness, in consequence, anti-establishment, radical right, far leads to problematic eclecticism in right, alt-right, extremist, anti-pluralist research on populism. Nevertheless, or anti-systemic parties can be all put as Paul A. Taggart suggested, under the umbrella term of populism. adopting a contextual approach The fact that it is used in public seems to be justified – different forms discourse with excessive latitude and of populism are highly determined by frequency doesn’t make the job any the type of political system, political easier. It is even more precarious culture, social and economic for the cohesion of academic conditions, time, and so on. If debate itself, since the term provides populism is treated as a ‘dependent a typical example of the essentially variable’, more appropriate contested concept. Populism can attention should be placed not be conceptualised as an ideology, only on its supply side (strategies type of political communication, and techniques of populist/ anti‑establishment parties) but also on demand, such as psychological Where and when dispositions, political sentiments or 14:00 – 15:30 social attitudes of citizens. Thursday 5 September These difficulties are just a few of the Building D, Lecture Hall 3 challenge to business-as-usual many faced when trying to capture politics, or does it already constitute Chair the nature, scope and consequence a permanent element of the of this democratic crisis in Europe. It Monika Wichłacz European political scene? University of Wrocław involves answering (among many others) questions like: If that is the case, what are the possible paths of its long-term Speakers Is right-wing, exclusionary populism evolution? Lenka Bustikova-Siroky an inevitable consequence of the What are the strategies of the Arizona State University culture of fear underlying modern societies? mainstream parties and other Ireneusz Pawel Karolewski institutional/political agents to University of Wrocław If so, in which ways can the rise of strengthen and protect the pillars Aleks Szczerbiak the radical right be perceived as of liberal democracy? a product of the systemic and socio- University of Sussex And finally, since populism seems to cultural crisis of liberal democracy? Sofia Vasilopoulou be omnipresent nowadays, is it just University of York Can the radical right still be one of the ways politics is made – or perceived as the anti-establishment is it the very essence of politics itself?

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How to Nurture and Support Innovation in Political Science Learning and Teaching

e all like variety – not needs of the current generation of Gabriela doing the same things students? What are their effects on Pleschová all the time. We also student learning? appreciate novelty: if Who are the frontrunners in providing Wsomeone engages us in an enterprise first-class learning opportunities: that is positively surprising, creative are they traditionally recognised and enriches our knowledge and universities or can we see new experience. This is why students love champions of teaching and learning classes that are different from what who use novel learning methods? they have experienced before. Yet, designing a class that uses an What does ‘innovative teaching’ innovative learning method is always mean in different contexts: does tricky because of the inherent risks it count as innovative if a teacher that students will fail to understand applies a method that is frequently or appreciate the new method used at another institution or in or will not learn well due to some another country? unforeseen difficulty. What are the best ways for institutions The purpose of this Roundtable to inspire and support teachers to is to discuss how institutions can innovate in their classes as well to encourage and support teachers recognise those teachers for their to introduce new teaching and leadership role? learning methods for the benefit of The Roundtable will gather a group student learning. It aims to answer of political scientists known for their several central questions, including: role as innovators and supporters role is to assist and guide teachers of colleagues’ innovations, along What are the pin-up teaching and while improving students’ learning with educational developers whose learning methods that fit well the experience. The Chair and Speakers will provide examples of teaching Where and when Speakers innovations from those included in 14:00 – 15:30 Gabriela Pleschová’s latest book Alasdair Blair Thursday 5 September (written with Agnes Simon, Masaryk De Montfort University Building D, Lecture Hall 1 University) and from elsewhere. Barbora Padrtová The Roundtable should result in a Chair / Speaker Masaryk University publication in an academic journal. Gabriela Pleschová Kathleen M. Quinlan Roundtable organised in conjunction University of Economics University of Kent with the ECPR Standing Group in Bratislava Amanda Rosen on Teaching and Learning Politics Webster University teaching.eurea.sk

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Gender, Inclusivity and the Good Profession

positions and full professorships. simultaneously protecting In addition, political science has scholars studying contentious been experiencing an increasing topics from oppression. level of external expectations The Roundtable addresses macro- for tangible outputs and impact. and micro-level dynamics. In relation In some countries, programmes to the former, it explores how current and research streams have even transformations in higher education been placed under political and the political environment affect scrutiny, including gender‑related the promotion of gender equality programmes. and inclusivity in the profession. This Roundtable takes stock of On the latter, it is an opportunity the progress and remaining barriers to reflect on academic norms towards equality and inclusivity in that privilege specific life choices political science. and intersectional experiences of inclusion and exclusion. How can we foster change in academic gender relations? We will not seek to come up with definite answers to what the ‘Good What are the gold standards for Profession’ is, but we will explore he promotion of gender a good profession? the implications of the topics for equality and inclusivity What is the future of gender the future of political science. in political science is at equality and diversity policy in a crossroads. While progress neoliberal universities? Thas been made towards gender Where and when The Roundtable brings together equality and inclusivity in academia, 14:00 – 15:30 speakers with extensive experience in a number of challenges remain Friday 6 September studying gender and diversity politics to be tackled in order to achieve Building D, Lecture Hall 1 in higher education, researching a good profession. gender and diversity in hostile Chair On the one hand, awareness for political environments, and with Isabelle Engeli a more equal profession has raised experience in running the academic University of Exeter among the scholarly community publishing process and the potential and professional associations, and gender bias and exclusionary Speakers a number of actions have been practices it may involve. Amy Atchison taken in this regard. The participants come from Valparaiso University On the other hand, systemic a broad range of geographical and Emiliano Grossman prejudices and structural inequalities subfield backgrounds to stimulate Sciences Po Paris remain across a number of aspects a wide-ranging reflection on the in the profession, including gender responsibility of the entire political Toni Haastrup University of Stirling patterns in citations, collaboration science community in moving Andrea Peto on grants and publications, towards the goal of an inclusive, Central European University representation among gate-keeping gender-equal profession and

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Sustainable Development in a Contested World

ustainable development 1. Environmental objectives aims to develop mechanisms The protection of the Earth’s Agnieszka that allow civilisation’s atmosphere, natural resources Makarewicz- progress without degradation and human health. Marcinkiewicz ofS the environment and natural 2. Economic objectives resources, while pursuing the Full employment at acceptable socio-economic aspirations of quality of work, adequate contemporary and future societies. income, and economic The process of defining and development within the natural studying sustainable development space and price stability. is dominated by the paradigm, 3. Social (or socio-cultural) within which the phenomenon objectives Social security, is divided into three dimensions: social integration and equitable ecological, economic and social. life chances, quality of life The triple paradigm is also evident and health. when defining the objectives of sustainable development, which are: The Roundtable will emphasise that such a division is not justified because it results in divided, partial Where and when implementation of these aspects 14:00 – 15:30 in strategies and programs within Friday 6 September public policies. Building D, Lecture Hall 3 The Roundtable is built upon Chair a holistic paradigm of sustainable development in the sense of Agnieszka • alternative visions of anti- simultaneous, collision-free Makarewicz-Marcinkiewicz capitalist socio-economic implementation of all aspects University of Wrocław models of development leading to the • the spiral of economic growth as Speakers wellbeing of societies. However, depending on the adopted a modern version of the age-old Margaret Haderer axiological system and the level question of social relationships Institute for Social Change and of socio-economic development, between the capital and work Sustainability, University of Vienna the paradigm and scope of its • alternative modes of economic Sherilyn MacGregor implementation is being contested. and social exchange, including University of Manchester It therefore gathers representatives credit unions, alternative Peter Newell from all the research areas involved: currencies, sustainable University of Sussex • political and social effects of consumption, social enterprises, Peter North climate change, including and their performance in University of Liverpool environmental justice and relation to and beyond gender perspective the economic mainstream.

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Featured Panels Democracy and the Cartelization of Political Parties: Responses and Reflections

Sponsored by the Speakers Oxford University Susan Press Comparative Richard Katz Scarrow Politics Series Johns Hopkins University Cartelization of Political Parties and the Art of Diagnosis Anika Gauja University of Sydney Policy Making in the Cartel Party Thomas Poguntke Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf The Cartel Party and Intra-Party Democracy Ingrid van Biezen Universiteit Leiden The Cartel Party and Party Finance 15:00 – 16:40, Wednesday 4 September, Building D This Panel marks the recent (Law Faculty), Lecture Hall 2 publication of Democracy and the Chair and Discussant Cartelization of Political Parties by Panellists will respond to various Richard Katz and the late Peter aspects of the cartel party argument Susan Scarrow University of Houston Mair, the first book-length treatment as presented in this book, reflecting Co-chair of their argument about the on past research on the theme, changing roles of political parties and on ways in which this new book Emilie van Haute in contemporary politics. might inspire future research. Université libre de Bruxelles The ‘Plan S’ Debate: What does Open Access mean for Political Science?

Sponsored by Claire Dunlop the diversity of publishing options POLITICAL the journal University of Exeter and UK available to them. RESEARCH Political Political Studies Association Trustee EXCHANGE Research Alongside potential benefits of Peter Kennealy Exchange increased visibility and availability, Information Specialist, Political mandatory OA has been criticised 11:00 – 12:40, and Social Sciences, European for potential negative impacts it PRX Thursday University Institute Library may have on scholarly societies, 5 September, Aneta Pazik Coordinator for Arts, academic freedom, and Building D (Law Faculty), Humanities and Social Sciences, equality and diversity, especially Lecture Hall 2 National Science Centre, Poland for independent scholars and Chair researchers in the Global South. Recent moves by funding bodies Caroline Sutton Director of Editorial towards mandating Open Access This Panel brings together a variety Development at Taylor & Francis to research, exemplified by ‘Plan S’, of perspectives in a roundtable format, to encourage open Speakers are making it ever more essential for scholars in the political sciences discussion and debate. Martin Bull University of Salford / to engage with, and understand, outgoing ECPR Director

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Absorbing the Blow: Populist Parties and their Impact on Parties and Party Systems

For example, populist parties may it difficult for mainstream parties to alter the manner in which non- form coalitions that were hitherto populist parties compete. Or the possible, or because their presence presence of populist parties may allows mainstream parties to form lead to a more fragmented or coalitions that were not previously polarised party system. conceivable. This collection seeks Sponsored to analyse the way in which by Rowman These are some of the questions mainstream parties absorb the & Littlefield addressed in the multi-authored blow of populist party activity, and International volume Absorbing the Blow. concludes that populist parties are 09:00 – 10:40, Friday 6 September, More specifically, this edited one of several factors contributing to Building D (Law Faculty), collection examines the effect of changes in party systems. Lecture Hall 2 populist parties on eleven European Using this edited collection as party systems. The results are mixed. a starting point, first, the Panel will Chair The book finds that impact often present the book’s framework for assessing the impact of populist Dhara Snowden depends on the influence that parties on party systems and party Rowman & Littlefield International populist parties have had on mainstream political parties – those system change. Second, the Panel Co-chairs that hitherto dominated party will allow several of the book’s contributors to reflect and update Andrej Zaslove competition. In some instances, on the conclusions from their Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen populist parties reinforce existing patterns of competition and chapters, and from the book. Steven Wolinetz Memorial government formation. Party systems In sum, the Panel will assess University of Newfoundland that were bipolar continue to be the influence that populist parties Discussant bipolar. In others change occurs, have had on contemporary either because populist parties make European party systems. Stijn van Kessel Queen Mary, University of London Speakers Gilles Ivaldi Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique Reinhard Heinisch Universität Salzburg Simona Guerra University of Leicester Fernando Casal Bértoa University of Nottingham

It is now a cliché to say that populist parties are successful. However, it is also a truism. Populist parties are present in most party systems across Europe. Their success begs the question: What has the effect of populist parties been on party Dhara Andrej systems? Have party systems been Snowden Zaslove forced to react to their presence?

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The Future of Europe 30 Years After the Fall of the Berlin Wall: EPS Debate on the Role of East European Countries in the EU – then, now, and in the future Given recent developments in East and Western Europe, the Ekaterina European Parliament election this Rashkova spring, and the 30-year anniversary of the fall of the communist regime, it is imperative we look at the effect that East European member states have had, and continue to have, Sponsored by the journal on the European Union. European Political Science As political developments in certain 11:00 – 12:40, Friday 6 September, East European countries resonate Building D (Law Faculty), with a number of rightwing political Lecture Hall 2 parties in Western Europe, the connection between the ‘state’ of Chair and Discussant illiberalism, the refugee crisis, and Ekaterina Rashkova other pressing political issues, such University of Utrecht as Brexit, raise questions about the future of Europe. Speakers In this Panel, four renowned Gabor Toka scholars whose research touches Central European University upon various related topics will Aleks Szczerbiak discuss the role of East European University of Sussex countries in the EU. Lenka Bustikova-Siroky We will discuss voting behaviour, EU Arizona State University enlargement, and the impact of and party politics, including the Vit Hloušek European integration on national emergence and development Masaryk University politics, in terms of public attitudes of Eurosceptic discourses.

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Facing the Spectre of Populism: Innovations for Enhancing Recursive Representation

Sponsored by Participedia, a global Jane Mansbridge Harvard University network sharing knowledge about Recursive Representation in Edana participatory engagement and the Shadow of Populism Beauvais democratic innovation. Graham Smith University of 09:00 – 10:40, Saturday 7 September, Westminster Recursive Representation Building C (Law Faculty), Amf A and Democratic Innovation

Chair and Discussant In the face of democratic deficits many citizens feel they are not being Edana Beauvais McGill University heard — creating fertile ground Co-chair for populist politicians who promise to change the status quo. In this Matthew Ryan Panel, Jane Mansbridge offers the University of Southampton concept of recursive representation, an iterative process where Speakers representatives and constituents take Sophie Devillers in what the other is saying, update, Université catholique de Louvain revise, and respond to one another. Democratic Panacea or This Panel also clarifies what Trojan Horse? Should Elected innovations can enhance the Representatives Take Part in capacities of citizens to enter the Deliberative Democracy? James Fishkin and Graham Smith democratic process on an equal offer examples of democratic James Fishkin Stanford University basis with their representatives and innovations that promote Deliberative Polling within Deliberative educate their elected representatives recursive representation in Systems: Pathways for Reform about their preferences. representative systems.

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Meet the Editors of our books and journals

Do you have an idea for a book or journal article that you’d like to discuss with an Editor of one of our co-published books or journals? Come along to one of these informal drop-in sessions during coffee breaks on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. You’ll find each Editor at their publisher’s stand in the exhibition hall

Wednesday 4 Thursday 5 Friday 6

Afternoon Coffee Morning Coffee Afternoon Coffee Morning Coffee Afternoon Coffee 14:40–15:00 10:40–11:00 15:30–15:50 10:40–11:00 15:30–15:50 Comparative Susan Scarrow Susan Scarrow Politics Series ECPR Press Ian O’Flynn Laura Sudulich EJPR Emiliano Grossman Isabelle Engeli Sofia Vasilopoulou EPS Fiona Buckley Ekaterina Rashkova Alasdair Blair EPSR Carlos Closa Matt Qvortrup PRX Alexandra Alexandra Segerberg & Segerberg & Simona Guerra Simona Guerra

on these topics, and provides a OUP Comparative forum for scholars to share their work Politics Series on themes including democracy, electoral reform, money and politics, Published in Association with parliaments, cabinets and coalitions, Oxford University Press representation, political leaders and Founded in 1990, this book series is personalisation, party organisations devoted to the comparative study and intra-party democracy, of contemporary government democratic linkage and politics, with a and public opinion. specific interest in the Comparative Politics aims comparative domestic to be at the forefront politics of institutions of scientific debates and political actors. in the field, and titles Global in scope, books are nominated for are characterised by a prizes throughout stress on comparative the year. analysis and strong methodological rigour. Editor attending Available to meet Thursday 15:30–15:50 & Friday 10:40– The series publishes cutting- Susan Scarrow 11:00 OUP stand, exhibition hall edge, in‑depth analyses University of Houston

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its scope, publishing Monographs by established scholars which had already appeared in languages other Since the ECPR’s establishment than English; and in 1970, publishing research in printing several political science and political volumes of general thought has been one of its key interest to the activities, initially through journals profession. In 2011 for the profession, and subsequently two new series were with the launch of several specialised added: Studies in book series in collaboration with European Political academic publishers. Science and Essays. In 2005 the ECPR launched its own imprint, ECPR Press, offering ECPR Press now high‑quality Monographs from young publishes original scholars and republishing out‑of-print research from In 2017, the Press entered into Classics that leading political a publishing partnership with had made scientists and the best young Rowman & Littlefield International. a significant scholars in the discipline. Its scope contribution extends to all fields of political Editors attending (pictured left–right) to political science, international relations and Ian O’Flynn Newcastle University studies. political thought, without restriction Laura Sudulich University of Essex in approach or regional focus. Since Available to meet then, the The Press is also open to Ian Thursday 10:40–11:00 Press has interdisciplinary work with Laura Friday 10:40–11:00 expanded a predominant political dimension. ECPR Press stand, exhibition hall

European Journal EJPR welcomes quantitative of Political and qualitative approaches as well as contributions from Research (EJPR) other sub‑disciplines – including Published in association international relations and political with Wiley-Blackwell theory – and geographical areas – including North and South America – EJPR is the ECPR’s longest-running that are relevant to the comparative journal and consistently one of study of politics. the highest ranking journals in the discipline. EJPR publishes original The journal also publishes short and substantial contributions research notes, responses to to the study of previously published comparative European articles that are theoretically relevant, politics, specialising Editors attending (pictured left–right) and state-of-the-field in theoretically or Isabelle Engeli University of Exeter review articles on topics methodologically original Emiliano Grossman of particular relevance articles articulating Centre d’études européennes to the journal. It also conceptual and Sofia Vasilopoulou University of York comparative perspectives publishes special issues with a broad theoretical and forum sections. Available to meet relevance, speaking The full EJPR archive is Isabelle Thursday 10:40–11:00 to different academic now available online Emiliano Wednesday 14:40–15:00 literatures on a variety of via the Wiley-Blackwell Sofia Friday 15:30–15:50 sub-fields and topics. platform. Wiley-Blackwell stand, exhibition hall

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European Political Science (EPS) Published in association with Palgrave Macmillan EPS is the professional journal of the ECPR; it publishes pieces on how the discipline is, can, and ought to be. Articles address research and professional matters, doctoral training provision and teaching, as well as relations between academia and politicians, policy makers, journalists and ordinary citizens. EPS also includes more substantive pieces that provide a political science perspective on important current Editors attending (pictured left–right) Available to meet events, review Fiona Buckley University College Cork Fiona Wednesday 14:40–15:00 articles and Alasdair Blair De Montfort University Alasdair Friday 10:40–11:00 symposia. Ekaterina Rashkova Ekaterina Thursday 15:30–15:50 University of Utrecht Palgrave stand, exhibition hall

EPSR is wide-ranging, broad-minded methodological commitments. European Political and embraces all key themes and As such, it reflects the richness Science Review approaches of the discipline, without and diversity of the discipline restriction in methodology or regional while seeking creatively to reach (EPSR) focus. The journal encourages beyond its borders. Published in association with scholarship that reaches across Cambridge University Press fields of substantive interest and

Editors attending (pictured left–right) Carlos Closa European University Institute Matt Qvortrup Coventry University Available to meet Carlos Wednesday 14:40–15:00 Matt Thursday 15:30–15:50 CUP stand, exhibition hall

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POLITICAL RESEARCH Political Research PRX offers a dynamic platform to advance research, innovation EXCHANGE Exchange (PRX) and debate across political science. It welcomes theoretical, Published in association with methodological, and empirical Taylor & Francis contributions from all fields, including comparative politics, international politics/international relations, political communication, political PRX sociology, political thought, public administration, and interdisciplinary crucial juncture in academic work with a predominantly publishing. political dimension. Editors attending (pictured left–right) Published online with Gold Open Alexandra Segerberg Access and swift publication times, Uppsala University its digital format deepens and Simona Guerra enriches scholarly communication. University of Leicester With significant subsidies on the normal upfront costs of Open Available to meet Access, PRX signals a commitment Both editors Thursday 10:40–11:00 by ECPR to forging a cogent path and Friday 15:30–15:50 for the research community at this T&F stand, exhibition hall

ECPR staff attending

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Left to right: teaches mainly MA and Benoît PhD courses on applied Rihoux, statistics, with occasional Levi Littvay, topical classes such as Derek Beach elections, voting behaviour, experimental political science, political psychology and American politics. He has secured over €500,000 in funds for research on survey and quantitative methodology, twin and family studies, and the psychology of populist attitudes.

Derek Beach is Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Aarhus, where he teaches international relations and methodology. He has Professor of Political Science community conflicts, national published on international at the Université catholique and European policies, negotiations, referendums, de Louvain, Benoît Rihoux organisational innovation, and European integration. has taught comparative environmental risks, natural His books include Process- methods in institutions across resource management, tracing Methods: Foundations the world. He is involved in and policy evaluation. and Guidelines and Causal numerous research projects Case Studies: Foundations on topics of specialisation Levente (Levi) Littvay is and Guidelines for (political parties, social Associate Professor of Political Comparing, Matching movements, organisational Science at Central European and Tracing. change) as well as crises, University Budapest. He

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Daily summary

Wednesday 4 September 12:00 – 19:00 Arrival, registration, exhibition of books & software and information desk Building D, ground floor and first floor 13:00 – 14:40 Panel Session 1 See page 32 14:40 – 15:00 Tea / coffee break and networking 15:00 – 16:40 Panel Session 2 See page 41 17:00 – 19:00 Standing Group / Business meetings Various locations; see page 13 17:00 – 18:00 Council Meeting Oratorium Marianum, ground floor 18:00 – 19:00 Council Reception – Official Representatives only Oratorium Marianum, foyer Thursday 5 September 08:00 – 17:30 Registration, exhibition of books & software and information desk Building D, ground floor and first floor 09:00 – 10:40 Panel Session 3 See page 50 10:40 – 11:00 Tea / coffee break and networking 11:00 – 12:40 Panel Session 4 See page 60 12:40 – 14:00 LUNCH BREAK Roundtable 1 Face(t)s of Populism: Varieties of Trump Cards Building D, Lecture Hall 3 14:00 – 15:30 Roundtable 2 How to Nurture and Support Innovation Building D, Lecture Hall 1 in Political Science Learning and Teaching 15:30 – 15:50 Tea / coffee break and networking 15:50 – 17:30 Panel Session 5 See page 70 Welcome address and presentation of awards 18:00 – 19:45 Plenary Lecture delivered by Grzegorz Ekiert National Forum of Music Civil Society and Democracy: A Reconsideration plac Wolności 1 50-071 Wrocław 19:45 – 21:30 Conference reception Friday 6 September 08:30 – 18:00 Registration, exhibition of books & software and information desk Building D, ground floor and first floor 09:00 – 10:40 Panel Session 6 See page 81 10:40 – 11:00 Tea / coffee break and networking 11:00 – 12:40 Panel Session 7 See page 91 12:40 – 14:00 LUNCH BREAK Roundtable 3 Gender, Inclusivity and the Good Profession Building D, Lecture Hall 1 14:00 – 15:30 Roundtable 4 Sustainable Development in a Contested World Building D, Lecture Hall 3 15:30 – 15:50 Tea / coffee break and networking 15:50 – 17:30 Panel Session 8 See page 100 17:30 – 17:50 Tea / coffee break and networking 17:50 – 19:30 Panel Session 9 See page 111 Saturday 7 September 08:30 – 11:00 Registration, exhibition of books & software and information desk Building D, ground floor and first floor 09:00 – 10:40 Panel Session 10 See page 121 10:40 – 11:00 Tea / coffee break and networking 11:00 – 12:40 Panel Session 11 See page 132 12:40 Close of academic programme; participants depart

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List of Sections

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1 21st Century International Bureaucracy: People, Power and Performance 141 2 A Brave New World? Elites and Challenges to Leadership 141 3 Academic Freedom and Political Legitimation in a Contemporary Globalised World 141 4 Advancing Teaching and Learning in Higher Education: 141 Innovation, Adaptation, and Scholarship 5 Advocating in Times of Backlash: Gender and Sexual Politics in Action 142 6 Agitated Polities, Changing Policies, and Policy Process Research 142 7 Analytical Approaches to Post-Exceptionalism in Food and Agricultural Governance 142 8 Art and Politics: Critique, Resistance and Ethical Witnessing 142 9 Biopolitics 142 10 Challenges of Representation in the Context of EU Politicisation 143 11 Changing Political Economies and Welfare States 143 12 Civil Society in the New Era of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs): 143 Democratic Decay or Reinforcement? 13 Comparative Territorial Politics: Citizens, Parties, Elections and Governments in Multilevel States 143 14 Democratic Innovations: Responding to Great Challenges 144 15 Dynamics of Political Violence 144 16 Energy Transitions in Europe: 144 At the Crossroads of Changing Political and Socio-Technological Paradigms 17 Environmental Politics 145 18 Financing of Political Parties 145 19 Hegemonic Competition, Interconnected Regions, Europe, 145 and the Future of the World (Dis-)order 20 Hegemony and Power – International Political Economy Perspective 145 21 Human Rights Under Threat: Implications for Transitional Justice 145 22 Hybrid Concepts and the Concept of Hybridity 146 23 Identity and Populism 146 24 Interest Group and Lobbying Research in an Integrative Perspective: 146 Building Bridges across the Discipline 25 International and Domestic Consequences of the Politics of Surveillance in the Post-Snowden Era 146 26 International Migration from a Comparative Perspective: Policies, Practices, and Outcomes 147 27 International Peacebuilding: Experiences, Successes, Failures, and Lessons Learned 147 28 International Political Theory 147 29 It’s About Time: Temporality and Complexity in Public Policy 147 30 Kantian Political Theory / Philosophy Today 148 31 Knowledge and Governance 148 32 Knowledge Politics and Policies 148 33 Law and Courts 148 34 Local Government as a Democratic and Functional Space: 149 Governance, Complexity, and Uncertainty

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35 Methods in Political Philosophy 149 36 Moving on to a ‘Real, True European Army’? 149 Analysing Developments in European Defence and Security Policy 37 New Challenges to Electoral Competition and Political Representation 149 38 Open Section 150 39 Overcoming Injustice 150 40 Paradoxes of Identity Change 151 41 Parliaments and the Quality of Representative Democracy 151 42 Political Communication 151 43 Political Dynamics after Civil War 151 44 Political Economy of the Global Energy Transition: A Multi-Scalar Perspective 152 45 Political Institutions and Democratic Anxieties 152 46 Political Networks 152 47 Political Radicalism and Alternatives to Liberal Democracy 152 48 Political Sociology: Contemporary Challenges to State-Society Relations 153 49 Political Theory: Public Values and Normative Guidance 153 50 Presidentialism, Semipresidentialism, Parliamentarism and Democracy – Reconsidered? 153 51 Putting Citizenship into Perspective: (A)part of the Problem or the Solution? 153 52 Regulatory Governance Under Pressure 154 53 Religion and Politics in a Secular Age: Patterns, Dynamics and Consequences 154 54 Representation Beyond Parties: 154 The Role of Political Elites in Weakening and Strengthening Contemporary Democracy 55 Political Sociology – Contemporary Challenges WITHDRAWN 56 Social Movements, Political Parties and Neoliberalism: 155 Challenges and Alternatives for Latin America 57 Sources and Consequences of Electoral Behaviour 155 58 Southern Europe: A Post-Crisis Zone? 155 59 Stayin’ Alive? Putting Democracy in the Spotlight 155 60 The Changing Role of Citizen Engagement in Today’s Challenges: 155 Participation, Movements, Protest 61 The Changing Territoriality of Political Parties 156 62 The Complex Spaces and Engines of Political Participation: 156 Urban, Legal, Media and Virtual Spaces 63 The European Union in Times of Crisis: Internal Challenges and a Changing Global Order 156 64 The Political Psychology of Turbulent Times: 157 Theoretical Debates and Empirical Investigations of Conflicts and Tensions 65 The Politics of Bureaucracy 157 66 Violence in the City: Actors, Forms and Dynamics of Urban Violencec 157 67 Voting Advice Applications in Europe – Transnational Practices and Comparative Perspectives 157 68 Wars on Expertise as Cultural Wars 157

31 PANEL SESSION 1

List of Panels chronologically by Session

P = Paper Presenter

What follows is the information in ECPR's database on Tuesday 13 August 2019. Any additions, amendments and cancellations made after that date will not appear in the printed programme. WED Building locations Please see the colour map on the inside back cover. Buildings A, B, C and D are in the Faculty of Law, Administration and Economics.

Panel Session 1 Wednesday, 4 September 13:00–14:40

Panel P001 Institute of Romance Studies – 2.5 Panel P003 Institute of Geography – 336 ‘European Political Parties’ as Multi- 'Us' and 'Them': Level Organisations and their Relations Redefining Communities in Populist Times with National Parties in Central and Chair: VERHAEGEN, Soetkin (Stockholm University) Eastern Europe Discussant: VERBALYTE, Monika Chair: KOSOWSKA-GĄSTOŁ, Beata (Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg) (Jagiellonian University) Betrayal by Portrayal: Discussant: PACZESNIAK, Anna (University of Wrocław) How Descriptions of the EU Advance Populism Europarties and their Members in Central and KREBS, Lutz (Maastricht Universiteit) P Eastern Europe: What Happens When Ideal Meets Is European Citizenship a Two-Way Street? So‑Called Realpolitik? Attitudes towards EU Citizens’ Rights Compared SKRZYPEK-CLAASSENS, Ania (University of Warsaw) P VASILOPOULOU, Sofia (University of York) P Transnational Party Cooperation (TPC) – TALVING, Liisa (University of Tartu) Initiator, Engine or Keeper of Change of Party Politics? SOJKA, Aleksandra (Universidad de Granada) The Case of the Post-Yugoslav Countries Russian-Speaking Minorities in the Estonian Media: MIKUCKA-WÓJTOWICZ, Dominika (University of Warsaw) P Topic Modelling of Newspaper Content 1996–2019 WOJNICKI, Jacek (University of Warsaw) EHIN, Piret (University of Tartu) P Copycats? Slovenian Political Parties in the EU Arena MÖLDER, Martin (University of Tartu) LAJH, Damjan (University of Ljubljana) P Janus-Faced Populism? The Politics of the Italian Coalition KRAŠOVEC, Alenka (University of Ljubljana) Government and the New National Assertiveness The Story of a Strange Marriage: The Way of ANO to ALDE BALDINI, Gianfranco (Università di Bologna) P KOPEČEK, Lubomir (Masaryk University) P GIGLIOLI, Matteo (Università di Bologna) HLOUŠEK, Vit (Masaryk University) Panel P004 Building B – 402 Different Concepts of Relations between European and National Party Structures: Oskar Niedermayer's Model of The Ideas of a European Defence Europarties' Institutionalisation Revisited KOSOWSKA-GĄSTOŁ, Beata (Jagiellonian University) P Chair: JANSSON, Per (Linköping Universitet)

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The Power of Ideas in the Rise and Fall of the European Innovative Methods for Social Participation in Land-Use Defence Community Planning – Democratising Local Decision-Making? JANSSON, Per (Linköping Universitet) P HANSSEN, Gro Sandkjær Understanding Public Opinion towards the Common (Norwegian Institute for Urban and Region Research) P Security and Defence Policy (CSDP) – An Empirical NYSETH, Torill (UiT – Norges Arktiske Universitet) Examination of Attitude Formation in High Politics GAVRAS, Konstantin (Universität Mannheim) P Panel P034 Institute of Geography – 320 Beyond Resilience: The European Union's Self-Perception Bringing Together VAA Data Explained by its Global Strategy and Party Research PIETZKO, Manuel (Würzburg Julius-Maximilians University) P Deterrence in the 21st Century: Chair: LINHART, Eric (Technische Universität Chemnitz) Updating the Cold War Logic Differences of Political Positions within Parties: HALAS, Matus (Institute of International Relations) P The 2017 Elections in Liechtenstein SCHÄDLER, Robin P Panel P013 Building D – 2.04 Electoral System Effects on the Ideological Composition of Legislatures: Aesthetics and Resistance Evidence from a Swiss Vote Advice Application Chair: VIITAHUHTA, Taneli (University of Jyväskylä) GERMANN, Micha (University of Bath) P Transnational (Artistic) Memory of the Jewish Sites that NYHUIS, Dominic (Universität Hannover) No Longer Exist in the Balkans Party Coherence and Polarisation in Multi-Level Systems ASAVEI, Maria-Alina (Charles University) P – Analysing Swiss Parties Based on VAA Data Still Resisting Left-Wing Melancholy? WENGER, Virginia (Universität Bern) P Re-Reading Walter Benjamin’s Encounter with SCHENA, Corina (Universität Bern) P Constructivism and Avant-Garde FIVAZ, Jan (Universität Bern) LOHTAJA, Aleksi (University of Jyväskylä) P SCHWARZ, Daniel (Universität Bern) Disidentification and Englistan: Measuring Party System Polarisation with Voting Advice Aesthetic Resistance of Exclusion in the UK Application Data GOLDSTEIN, Asher (Linköping Universitet) P GEMENIS, Kostas (Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies) P Panel P033 Building A – 218 MENDEZ, Fernando (University of Zurich)

Bridging the Gap between the Academic Panel P042 Building D – 2.05 Discourses of Participatory Planning and Local Democracy Challenges to Liberal Democracy II Chair: HANSSEN, Gro Sandkjær Chair / Discussant: BURELLI, Carlo (Norwegian Institute for Urban and Region Research) (Università degli Studi di Milano) Discussant: LACKOWSKA, Marta (University of Warsaw) Efficacy, Legitimacy, and Political Contradiction: The Status of Democracy in Nancy Fraser’s Conception Public Participation for Our Times: On a Quest to of Capitalism Reconnect Planning and Politics in Public Engagement MILSTEIN, Brian SARTORIO, Francesca (Cardiff University) P (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) P ELLIS, Geraint (Queen's University Belfast) Populism as an Un-Reflexive Account of Politicisation Lost or Found in Translation? Translating Innovative Forms BIALE, Enrico (University of Piemonte Orientale) P of Participation into Formal Decision Making Depoliticisation, Good and Bad RINGHOLM, Toril (UiT – Norges Arktiske Universitet) P AYTAC, Ugur (University of Amsterdam) P Participatory Planning at the Crossroads? ZIMMERMANN, Karsten Informal Democratic Equality: Four Ideals (And Why Social Media May Undermine Them) (Technical University of Dortmund) P SPIEKERMANN, Kai Partnerships in Planning (The London School of Economics & Political Science) P HANSSEN, Gro Sandkjær Populist Democracy and the Concept of Self-Rule (Norwegian Institute for Urban and Region Research) P KAPELNER, Zsolt (Central European University) P

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Panel P054 Building B – 201 'Putinism' as a Special System of Power: The Decline of Russia or the Future of Europe? Climate Change Mitigation: GLASER (KUKARTSEVA), Marina (National Research Carbon Reduction through University, Higher School of Economics) P Multi‑Stakeholder Negotiation? A New Language Paradigm as a New Basis of Building Relations between Russia and Central Asian Countries Chair: PETERSON, Lauri (Uppsala Universitet) DZHAVAD, Olga (Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Discussant: WENDLER, Frank (Universität Hamburg) Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation) P Cooperative Patterns of Country Delegations in the UNFCCC Negotiations Panel P089 Building A – 217 WEILER, Florian (University of Basel) P Descriptive Representation and Women CASTRO, Paula (University of Zurich) The Politics of Non-State Climate Action: Chair: SANTANA, Andres From Lobbying to Private Governance? (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid – Instituto de WED BÖHLER, Heike (Technische Universität Darmstadt) P Políticas y Bienes Públicos del CSIC) From Copenhagen to Paris: Investigating Success in Discussant: JANSSEN, Chloé (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) Multilateral Climate Negotiations Male MPs and the Representation of Women's Interests – DEPPE, Christoph (Helmut-Schmidt-University/University of The Effect of Electoral Security and Election Proximity the Armed Forces Hamburg) P HÖHMANN, Daniel (University of Bamberg) P All Talk and No Action? NUGENT, Mary Estimating the Carbon Footprint of ECPR General (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey) Conferences and Possibilities to Reduce It Patterns of Political Representation in India: Who and JÄCKLE, Sebastian (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg) P What Does a Member of Parliament Represent? PHADNIS, Ajit (Indian Institute of Management Indore) P Panel P072 Building B – 7 HOSSAIN, Akram (Universitetet i Bergen) Contemporary Kantian Understanding the Descriptive Representation of Citizens of Immigrant Origin in Regional Assemblies in Europe Political Philosophers MORALES, Laura (Sciences Po Paris) P Chair: WILLIAMS, Howard (Cardiff University) Media and Gender Politics in East Asia: A Text Analysis of Hanna Arendt as a Kantian Political Philosopher Newspaper Articles on Legislative Activities WILLIAMS, Howard (Cardiff University) P KORSHENKO, Elena (Freie Universität Berlin) P Karl Jaspers as a Kantian Political Philosopher SHIM, Jaemin (German Institute of Global And Area Studies) SZCZEPAŃSKI, Jakub (Jagiellonian University) P The Social Profile of the New Political Elites in Spain Advantages and Limitations of Neo-Kantian PORTILLO-PÉREZ, Manuel F. Justifications of Libertarianism (Universidad Pablo de Olavide) P NOWAKOWSKI, Paweł (University of Wrocław) P DOMINGUEZ BENAVENTE, Pablo Progress in Kant (Universidad Pablo de Olavide) GOLDMAN, Avery (DePaul University, Chicago) P Panel P093 Building B – 301 Panel P084 Building C – 403 Dynamics of Conflict Escalation Democracy, Autocracy, and Paternal Chair: McNEIL-WILLSON, Richard (University of Exeter) Presidentialism in Post-Soviet States The Application, Functioning and Failure of Chair: MORINI, Mara the ‘Internal Brakes on Violent Escalation’ during (Università degli Studi di Genova) Two Waves of Far-Right Mobilisation in Britain Co-Chair: GLASER (KUKARTSEVA), Marina BUSHER, Joel (University of Coventry) P (National Research University, Higher School of MACKLIN, Graham (Universitetet i Oslo) Economics) From Peaceful Protest to Carnage: Geopolitics and Political Regime: Resources in the Process of Violent Escalation The Case of Russia and France KONZACK, Tom THOMANN, Pierre-Emmanuel (German Institute of Global And Area Studies) P (Université Paris 8, Institut Français de Géopolitique / Centre de Recherches et d'Analyses en Géopolitique) P

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Societal Breakdown? Binaries of Polish Civil Sphere and the Recent Populist Turn Examining the Relationship between Social Cohesion DOMARADZKA, Anna (University of Warsaw) P and Incidents of Political Violence Trajectories of Civil Society Leaders in Italy – ZEKULIN, Michael (Australian National University) P What Does it Take to Become a Leader? Explaining Political Violence: SCARAMUZZINO, Roberto (Lunds Universitet) P Lessons on Radicalisation and Escalation SANTILLI, Cecilia (Lunds Universitet) WEIBERG-SALZMANN, Mirjam (Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster) P Panel P116 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.2 From Brothers in Arms to Enemies? Dynamics of Infighting in Multiparty Civil Wars Energy Transition Policies FÜRSTENBERG, Michael and their Dynamics (Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology) P Chair: OLLIER, Lana (ETH Zurich) SCHWAB, Regine (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) Co-Chair / Discussant: LILLIESTAM, Johan (Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies) Panel P094 Building C – 405 Sequencing Instruments in a Policy Mix: The Case of Energy Efficiency in Buildings in Switzerland Dynamics of Urban Violence I: HÄLG, Léonore (University of Zurich) P About Gangs and Riots, Territoriality SCHMID, Nicolas (University of Zurich) and Legitimacy SEWERIN, Sebastian (University of Zurich) Chair: STUVØY, Kirsti SCHMIDT, Tobias (University of Zurich) (Norwegian University of Life Sciences) Renewable Energy Auctions: A Global Assessment Discussant: BAKONYI, Jutta (Durham University) of Design Elements and their Differential Effects Understanding Extreme Violent Behaviour in Ultra Firms: HÄLG, Léonore (University of Zurich) P Exploring Identity Fusion from a Dialogical Perspective Policy Feedback Effects Across Phases DA SILVA, Raquel (University of Birmingham) P of the Energy Transition R. SILVA, Joana (Portucalense University) DOKK SMITH, Ida (Universitetet i Oslo) P FERNÁNDEZ-NAVARRO, Pablo (University of Minho) Sequencing in Multi-Level Governance: ROSA, Catarina (Universidade de Aveiro) Tracing EU Climate and Energy Policy Evolution GONÇALVES, Miguel (University of Minho) FLACHSLAND, Christian (Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change – MCC Berlin) P Critical Niches: A Comparative-Evolutionary Study of Gang Territoriality in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo LEIPPRAND, Anna (Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change – MCC Berlin) VARSORI, Andrea (King's College London) P PAHLE, Michael Remembering Raqqa – Memories of a Violent Order (Potsdam-Institute for Climate Impact Research) MÜLLER-RENSCH, Miriam M. (University of Applied Sciences Erfurt) P Panel P128 Building C – Amf A

Panel P108 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.1 Exploring Digital Democratic Innovations Elites, Anti-Elites and Civil Society: Chair: SMITH, Graham (University of Westminster) The Changing Landscapes of Power Co-Chair: MORRELL, Michael and Populism in Europe (University of Connecticut) Discussant: SPADA, Paolo (University of Westminster) Chair: JOHANSSON, Håkan (Lunds Universitet) Digital Platforms in Support of Consultation: Discussant: MEEUWISSE, Anna (Lunds Universitet) Comparative and Comprehensive Analysis of Regional Political Elite in Poland and the Transformation Good Practices and Reported Failures of Civil Society Organisations' Influence KIES, Raphael (University of Luxembourg) P BETKIEWICZ, Witold (Polish Academy of Sciences) P DUFRASNE, Marie (Université Saint-Louis-Bruxelles) Civil Society as 'Establishment Elite': CHIRKOVA, Ekaterina (Université de Liège) The Case of Poland’s 'Great Orchestra' Charity BILL, Stanley (University of Cambridge) P Anti-Elitism or Elite Substitution? The Changing Landscape of Civil Society in Contemporary Poland KOROLCZUK, Elżbieta (Södertörn University) P

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The Use and Consequences of Digital Platforms for Panel P146 Building A – 418 Intra‑Party Democracy: An Exploratory Analysis of Podemos and the British Labour Party Gender and Intersectionality GARCÍA LUPATO, Fabio in Policymaking (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) P Chair: HOVHANNISYAN, Siran MELONI, Marco (Centro de Estudos Sociais, University of Coimbra) (Yerevan State University) Designing Digital Democracy in Urban Contexts: Discussant: GAWEDA, Barbara (Tampere University) Evidences from Italy, Spain and UK Bye Bye Binary – The Political Making of a Third Gender in DE BLASIO, Emiliana (LUISS University) P Germany and The Netherlands SELVA, Donatella (LUISS University) SCHOTEL, Anne Louise (University of Amsterdam) P Citizen Participation in Digital-Era Governance MÜGGE, Liza (University of Amsterdam) DEAN, Rikki Intersectionality in International Politics (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) P JENICHEN, Anne (Aston University) P WED The Potential of Argument Visualisation Platforms to From Articles to Action in Times of Crisis: Promote Humility in Public Discourse How Political Will Shapes Legal Implementation MORRELL, Michael (University of Connecticut) P RAFSTEDT, My SMITH, Graham (University of Westminster) (Norwegian Institute of International Affairs) P SPADA, Paolo (University of Westminster) Changing Policy Paradigms of Gender in Turkey CELEBI, Elifcan (University of Cologne) P Panel P130 Building A – 216 Panel P153 Building B – 202 Extremism, Populism and Digital Media Chair: FROIO, Caterina (Sciences Po Paris) Heterogeneity of Power in Global Co-Chair: SCHROEDER, Ralph (University of Oxford) Economic Order Discussant: STIER, Sebastian (GESIS, Leibniz) Chair: WROBEL, Anna (University of Warsaw) The Rise of Illiberal Democrats? Populist Parties and The Performative Power Effects of Pharmaceutical the Politicisation of Democratic Principles Companies’ Ambivalent Identities on the Governance ENGLER, Sarah (University of Zurich) P of Access to Medicines GESSLER, Theresa (University of Zurich) BAHR, Thurid (Freie Universität Berlin) P ABOU-CHADI, Tarik (University of Zurich) ‘Embedded Hegemony’ and Institutional Work: German LEEMANN, Lucas (University of Zurich) Power and the Europeanisation of Development Banking MERTENS, Daniel Anger and Pride on the People’s Platform: Populists’ Communication on Facebook (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) P JACOBS, Kristof (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) P Monetary Hegemony in Asia-Pacific SANDBERG, Linn (Universitetet i Oslo) JĘDRZEJOWSKA, Karina (University of Warsaw) P Immigrant and Nationalist: Indian Diaspora Twitter Supporters of Brexit and Trump Panel P158 Building D – 2.02 LEIDIG, Eviane (Universitetet i Oslo) P ICTs, Changes in Electoral Politics New Social Media and the Far-Right: Recruitment, and Political Parties Mobilisation and Community on Gab.com JASSER, Greta Sophie (Leuphana Universität Lüneburg) P Chair: SANDRI, Giulia ZANNETTOU, Savvas (Cyprus University of Technology) (Université catholique de Lille – ESPOL) McSWINEY, Jordan (University of Sydney) The New Expression of Plebiscitary Democracy in PERTWEE, Ed the Age of ICTs – Towards a Research Agenda (The London School of Economics & Political Science) HENDRIKS, Frank (Tilburg University) P Exposure to Populist Online Communication: A Cross- In the Wake of YouTube’s ‘Ad-Pocalypse’: Country Study Combining Web Tracking and Surveys Biased Algorithms and Securitisation SCHROEDER, Ralph (University of Oxford) P MILLER, Bronwyn (University of New South Wales) P STIER, Sebastian (GESIS, Leibniz) Floating (On) Platforms: An Assessment of Ideological FROIO, Caterina (Sciences Po Paris) Uncertainties within Left-Wing Digital Parties GUGLIELMO, Marco (University of Birmingham) P

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Is Digital Revolution in Korean Political Communication Swimming with the Streams? Exploring Temporal Expanding its Democracy? Focusing on Digital Political Determinants of Policy Processes Communications in Korea from 1993 to 2018 STAFF, Helge (Universität Hannover) P CHO, Kyounghee (University of Warwick) P Ambiguity and Policy Change in German Urban Transport Policy Panel P171 Institute of Romance Studies – 4.1 TREI, Derk (TU Braunschweig) P Institutional and Legal Challenges of BANDELOW, Nils (TU Braunschweig) Post‑Snowden Surveillance in the United HORNUNG, Johanna (TU Braunschweig) States and European Union Successful Multiple Couplings in Czech Healthcare Policy Settings Chair: LAIDLER, Paweł (Jagiellonian University) ANGELOVSKÁ, Olga (Charles University) P Discussant: HALL, Matthew NOVOTNÝ, Vilém (Charles University) (University of London, Royal Holloway College) Policy Process Research: Resolving Some Theoretical Institutional Changes after Snowden in the US: Tensions and Overcoming Some Practical Challenges Further Separation of Powers or Closer LODHI, Iftikhar (Nazarbayev University) P Inter-Branch Cooperation? Finding Problems for Policies in Moscow’s Local LAIDLER, Paweł (Jagiellonian University) P Policymaking: What are the Problems of Active Citizens? Overseeing Surveillance Powers – SCHLAUFER, Caroline (National Research University, The Cases of Poland and Slovakia Higher School of Economics) P KOLASZYŃSKI, Mateusz (Jagiellonian University) P EUROSURVEILLACE – Effects of EU Regulations on Panel P219 Building A – 309 Surveillance Far Beyond European Borders SLOMCZYNSKA, Irma Neoliberalism and Economic Crisis: (Maria Curie-Sklodowska University) P Alternatives for Latin America Who Watches the Watchmen? The Role of European Chair: LIMA, Valesca (University College Dublin) Parliament Rapporteurs in in Surveillance Regulations Discussant: RUTH-LOVELL, Saskia FRANKOWSKI, Paweł (Jagiellonian University) P (German Institute of Global and Area Studies)

Panel P207 Building A – 318 Back to the Roots: Sección XXII and its Movement Against Neoliberalism in Mexico Migration, Foreign Policy, and Diplomacy MEISCH, Susanne (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) P Chair: WRIGHT, Thorin (Arizona State University) From Materialist to Idealist Compensation: The Discussant: IRRERA, Daniela (Università di Catania) Competing Paths for Implementing Neoliberalism in Brazil Do Democracy and EU Readmission Agreements PERFEITO DA SILVA, Pedro (Central European University) P Matter? A Global View on the EU’s Return Cooperation BANDEIRA, Julia with Third States (Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul) STUTZ, Philipp (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) P Democracy Challenged: TRAUNER, Florian (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) Youth Perception of Political System in South America An Examination of How the United States Reports CARVALLO, Camila (Université catholique de Louvain) P on Refugee Crises Over Time The Politics of Historical Memory and the Position of WRIGHT, Thorin (Arizona State University) P Latin American Countries towards the Conception of Responsibility to Protect: Case Studies The Other Refugee Crisis: Central American Advocacy in the United States BARANIAK, Karolina (University of Wrocław) P FROST, Ana-Constantina (Freie Universität Berlin) P Panel P232 Institute of Romance Studies – 4.3 Panel P217 Building B – 401 Overcoming Injustice Multiple Streams Perspectives Chair: WILSON, Bruce (University of Central Florida) on Policy Change Discussant: STEUER, Max (Department of Political Chair: ZOHLNHÖFER, Reimut Science, Comenius University Faculty of Arts) (Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg) Understanding of Justice in Rawls' 'Theory of Justice' Discussant: HERWEG, Nicole DRAGISIC, Sara (Sapienza University of Rome) P (Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg)

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(Un)achievable Justice – Ideological and Political The Income Gap in Voting and Attitudes towards Politics: Preconditions for Transitional Justice in Central Moderating Effects of Income Inequality and South-Eastern Europe HUIJSMANS, Twan (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) P DOSTANIĆ, Dušan GAIDYTĖ, Teodora (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) (Institute for Political Studies, Belgrade) P RIJKEN, Arieke (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) NOVAKOVIC, Aleksandar (Institute for Political Studies, Belgrade) Political Participation in Northern Cyprus SONAN, Sertac (Cyprus International University) P Overcoming Injustice in Political Science Education through Online Learning: GOKCEKUS, Omer (Seton Hall University) The Case of the IPSAMOOC Program PORAT, Enis (Cyprus International University) STEUER, Max (Department of Political Science, Comenius Well-Being and Political Participation University Faculty of Arts) P in Ageing Populations VIEIRA COSTA, Andressa Liegi (Universidade de Lisboa, SOLEVID, Maria (University of Gothenburg) P Instituto Superior de Ciências Sociais e Políticas)

WED FIGUEROA, Ana Panel P249 Building B – 302 (Brazilian Center for Analysis and Planning) VERÍSSIMO, Bruna (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro) Perspectives on European Union Politics Social Business’ Model to Overcome Social Injustice and Policy ALAM, Md Hussin (University of Wrocław) P Chair: MÜLLER, Sandra (University of Hildesheim)

Panel P237 Building B – 1 Disintegration of the European Union as the Consequence of EU’s Multiple Crises – Parties as Strategic Actors A Question and Contribution to the Theory SPALIŃSKA, Aleksandra (University of Warsaw) P Chair / Discussant: LACHAT, Romain (Sciences Po Paris) 'I Make the Papers Look Credible': Polling Panic, Twitch on Twitter – Consultants’ Educational Role in Accessing Immediate Social Media Reactions to Polling Results European Union Funding in Romania SÄLTZER, Marius (Universität Mannheim) P BRATU, Roxana (University of Sussex) P International Issues and National Political Spaces: One Agenda Setter or Many? The Varying Success of Why Parties Choose a Strategy in Multidimensional Policy Initiatives by Individual Directorates-General of Competition as a Function of What their Voters Want the European Commission, 1993–2016 KAMPHORST, Jonne (University of Oxford) P RAUH, Christian (WZB Berlin Social Science Center) P Holding Onto Voters in Coalition: The Politics of (Re-)Apportionment of the European Lessons to Challenger Parties from the Experience Parliament: The Union Law vs Reality of the Liberal Democrats in Government in the UK CHARVÁT, Jakub (Metropolitan University Prague) P BUTLER, Chris (University of Manchester) P When Do Political Parties Respond to their Fringe Voters? Panel P266 Building C – 401 KRAUSE, Werner (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) P Political Communication in a Post-Truth Era Panel P245 Building C – 101 Chair: KLUKNAVSKA, Alena (Masaryk University) Discussant: VAN ERKEL, Patrick Patterns and Determinants (Universiteit Antwerpen) of Political Participation Fake News Going Viral: Chair: OFFENBACKER, Beth (Waterford, Inc.) The Mediating Effect of Negative Emotions New Participants, Old Representations UDREA, Georgiana (National University of Political Studies and Public Administration) FOUILLET, Charlotte (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) P P BARGAOANU, Alina (National University of Political Structural Explanation of Protest Intensity in Hungary Studies and Public Administration) SUSÁNSZKY, Pál (Centre for Social Sciences, Hungarian CORBU, Nicoleta (National University of Political Studies Academy of Sciences) P and Public Administration) GERŐ, Márton (Centre for Social Sciences, Hungarian ALUPEI-DURACH, Flavia (National University of Political Academy of Sciences) Studies and Public Administration) KOPPER, Akos (Eötvös Loránd University)

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Trump and Circumstance: Introducing Discussant: MOSCOVITZ, Hannah the Post‑Truth Claim as an Instrument for Investigating (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev) Truth Contestation in Public Discourse Culinary Diplomacy – A Theoretical Inquiry: KLUKNAVSKA, Alena (Masaryk University) P The Case of Israeli Chefs in Berlin and London EISELE, Olga (University of Vienna) ROSENBLUM, Ido (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev) P HANZELKA, Jan (Masaryk University) Cultural Diplomacy and Educational Diplomacy – More NEMČOK, Miroslav (University of Helsinki) of the Same or a New Wave in Diplomacy Research ‘They Can’t Fool Me, but They Can Fool the Others!’ Third ZAHAVI, Hila (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev) P Person Effect and Fake News Detection GENDLER, Sabina (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev) OPREA, Denisa (National University of Political Studies Europe Day Celebrations in Georgia – and Public Administration) P Conceptualising the New European Public Diplomacy CORBU, Nicoleta (National University of Political Studies and Public Administration) RIPPA, Tal (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev) P NEGREA BUSUIOC, Elena (National University of Political Israeli Celebrity Diplomats: Studies and Public Administration) Fame in Contemporary Israeli-European Affairs RADU, Loredana (National University of Political Studies PARDO, Sharon (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev) P and Public Administration) Beyond Fact-Checking: Countering the Spread Panel P310 Building A – 215 of Political Disinformation CULLOTY, Eileen (Dublin City University) P Quantitative Analyses Based on States SUITER, Jane (Dublin City University) and / or Subnational Levels Orthodox vs Heterodox Adjustment Policies and Panel P274 Building D – 2.03 Authoritarian Regime Survival during Financial Crises Political Participation in the CEE Societies: PAVLOVA, Marina (Hertie School of Governance) P From the Optimism of Accession to EU North-South Cleavages as a Conceptual Map of the European Union to Euroscepticism KUČEROVÁ, Irah (Charles University) P Chair: KOZIERSKA, Joanna (University of Wrocław) Overcoming Regional Blindness – Discussant: BORBÁTH, Endre (Freie Universität Berlin) Determinants of Subnational Compliance Variation Inconsequential Radicalism: Explaining the Non-Impact LUTZENBERGER, Stephan (Freie Universität Berlin) P of Poland’s Eurosceptic Turn on Public Attitudes to the EU Between Public Evaluation of Government Performance STANLEY, Ben and Procedural Effectiveness: The Case of Central (SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities) P and Eastern European Countries Who Shapes Polish Politics? LYSEK, Jakub (Palacký University) P On Poles’ Electoral Activity (or Inactivity) Local Corruption and Entrepreneurship – CZESNIK, Mikolaj A Multilevel Analysis (SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities) P WITTBERG, Emanuel (Linköping Universitet) P LYUBASHENKO, Igor ERLINGSSON, Gissur (Linköping Universitet) (SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities) KOTNAROWSKI, Michał (Polish Academy of Sciences) Panel P316 Building C – Amf B Forms and Trends of Political Participation in Eastern Europe and Post-Soviet Eurasia: Examining New Referendums as Democratic Institutions Evidence from the World Values Survey 7, 2017–2019 Chair: McKAY, Spencer (University of British Columbia) KIZILOVA, Kseniya (University of Vienna) P Co-Chair: EL-WAKIL, Alice (University of Zurich) High Political Participation and Low Political Trust – Discussant: WOLKENSTEIN, Fabio (Aarhus Universitet) From the Orange Revolution to Euromaidan THOMSON, Viktoria (Carleton University) P How Referendums Can Contribute to Democracy, and How They Cannot: Avoiding Unreasonable Expectations Panel P299 Building B – 501 VAN CROMBRUGGE, Ronald (University of Leuven) P Ballot Measures as Institutions of Mass Legislation Power and Culture – Reconceptualising McKAY, Spencer (University of British Columbia) P Soft Diplomacy in European Studies 'Direct Democracy': Concept or Slogan? and International Relations EL-WAKIL, Alice (University of Zurich) P Chair: RIPPA, Tal (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev)

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Status Quo Bias in Multi-Option Referendum Designs Panel P403 Building B – 6 WAGENAAR, Charlotte (Tilburg University) P Interaction Effects: The Politics of Size in Higher Education: The Cinderella of the Democratic Systems Approach Devices, Patterns and Spatial Imaginaries RINNE, Jonathan Chair: MITTERLE, Alexander (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) P (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg) Co-Chair: ROBERTSON, Susan Panel P331 Building C – 404 (University of Cambridge) Rethinking the Concept of Politicisation Discussant: YOUNG, Mitchell (Charles University) Chair: WIESNER, Claudia (University of Jyväskylä) Making the Global Look Like It's Big: Practices of Internationality and Size-Building in German Universities Co-Chair: KAUPPI, Niilo (University of Jyväskylä) MITTERLE, Alexander Discussant: TRENZ, Hans-Jörg (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg) P

WED (University of Copenhagen) Science Unleashed? Creating 'Critical Mass‘ The 2017 Dutch, French, and German Elections: through Graduate Schools A Case of Anti-Populism and Competing Populisms? BLOCH, Roland KIM, Seongcheol (WZB Berlin Social Science Center) P (Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg) P Three Theoretical Models of Politicisation: The Logic of Academic Hierarchies and the Impact Republican, Deliberative, and Political of Quality Measures: On the Discursive Construction SELK, Veith (Technische Universität Darmstadt) P of 'Size' in Economics Politicisation: MAESSE, Jens (Justus-Liebig-University Giessen) P Towards a Multi-Level and Multi-Stage Concept V-Charged: WIESNER, Claudia (University of Jyväskylä) P Powering Up the World-Class University as a Global Actor Professional Politician as an Oxymoronic Concept ROBERTSON, Susan (University of Cambridge) P PALONEN, Kari (University of Jyväskylä) P Panel P407 Building D – 2 Three Models of Democratic Self-Defence: The Greek Case The Psychology of Grievances MALKOPOULOU, Anthoula (Uppsala Universitet) P and Political Activism Panel P370 Building C – 301 Chair: CAPELOS, Tereza (University of Birmingham) Co-Chair: VAN DER NOLL, Jolanda The Causes and Impact of Brexit (FernUniversität in Hagen) Chair / Discussant: BRUSENBAUCH MEISLOVA, Monika How does Discrimination Impact on Political (Masaryk University) Behaviour and Attitudes towards Immigrants? A Social-Psychological Perspective Understanding Public Euroscepticism PAPAGEORGIOU, Achillefs (University of Helsinki) P GUERRA, Simona (University of Leicester) P Why Men Don’t Rebel: Evidence from the West Bank When Euroscepticism Meets Populism: Emotions and the 2016 British EU Referendum DORNSCHNEIDER, Stephanie (University College Dublin) P EXADAKTYLOS, Theofanis (University of Surrey) P The Psychosocial Foundations of Abstention GUERRA, Simona (University of Leicester) HARTL, Jakob (University of Bristol) P GUERRINA, Roberta (University of Surrey) From Political Participation to Defending Collective The Brexit Blame Game Action: The Intertwining of Moral Intuitions and Identities HEINKELMANN-WILD, Tim SANDAL ONAL, Elif (Istanbul Bilgi University) P (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) P COŞKAN, Canan (University of Bielefeld) KRIEGMAIR, Lisa ACAR, Yasemin Gülsüm (Independent Scholar) (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) RITTBERGER, Berthold Panel P461 Building A – 308 (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) ZANGL, Bernhard What They Say is What They Do: (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) Text Analysis and Political Elites Chair: ALEXANDER, Rohan (Australian National University)

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Discussant: KERBY, Matthew Polarising Debates: Challenger Parties and Elite (Australian National University) Polarisation in Sweden and the Netherlands BAUMANN, Markus The Effect of State of Origin on Senators’ Speeches in (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) the Australian Federal Parliament, 1901–2018 P BÄCK, Hanna (Lunds Universitet) ALEXANDER, Rohan (Australian National University) P CARROLL, Royce (University of Essex) LESLIE, Patrick (Australian National University) Do Politicians Accommodate their Parliamentary Parliamentary Speech and Careers in Australia Speeches to Voters? Complexity in Political Speech of DOWDING, Keith (Australian National University) P Parliamentary Party Members in the Czech Republic TAFLAGA, Marija (Australian National University) SVAČINOVÁ, Petra (University of Hradec Králové) P LESLIE, Patrick (Australian National University) VODA, Petr (Masaryk University) Elite Perceptions, System-Environment Framework and Cognitive Mapping KASIANIUK, Krzysztof (Collegium Civitas) P

Panel Session 2 Wednesday, 4 September 15:00–16:40

Panel P005 Building B – 402 Building the Wall – Narratives of Exclusionary Identity in Right-Wing Populism In the Depth and in the Width? SATA, Robert (Central European University) P Europeanisation of Defence Forces as Politics of Solidarity and Resentment: A Distinction Well as ‘Extra’ EU and NATO Co-Operation between the Radical Right Populists and the Rest VERHEYEN, Pieter (Universiteit Antwerpen) P Chair: DOSENRODE, Søren (Aalborg Universitet) Parsing Out the Populist Style: A Text Analysis Discussant: FLYNN, Brendan of Political Mimesis in Narendra Modi Speeches (National University of Ireland, Galway) MARTELLI, Jean-Thomas Germany, Hegemonic Power, and the Future of (Centre de Sciences Humaines (CSH), New Delhi) P Europeanised Defence Times of Change: DENI, John LGBT+ and Right-Wing Populist Parties in Western Europe (US Army War College, Strategic Studies Institute) P BITSCHNAU, Marco (Université de Neuchâtel) P Nordic Cooperation Schemes: Mapping and Measuring Fragmentation Panel P020 Building A – 318 GROENENDIJK, Nico (Oslo Metropolitan University) P Moving on to a ‘Real, True European Army’? Assessing the Determinants and Analysing Developments in European Defence Policy Consequences of Immigrant Integration Beside and Beneath the European Union Policies and Practices DOSENRODE, Søren (Aalborg Universitet) P Chair / Discussant: MÜGGE, Liza Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP) and the (University of Amsterdam) Europeanisation of the EU Member States Armed Forces: The EU Battlegroup Concept Local Responses to Migration: A Case of Poland VUKASOVIC, Dejana MATUSZ-PROTASIEWICZ, Patrycja (University of Wrocław) P (Institute for Political Studies, Belgrade) P JASKULOWSKI, Krzysztof (SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities) Panel P016 Institute of Geography – 336 ‘Studying Up’ in Migrant Entrepreneurship: Privileged Migrant Entrepreneurs from the ‘Global North’ in Analysing Populism through Party the Emerging Economy of Wrocław, Poland Manifestos and Political Speeches GIRLING, Richard (University of Amsterdam) P Chair: KWIATKOWSKA, Agnieszka Two Concepts of Integration: (SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities) Integration as a Thick Normative Concept Discussant: SEELINGER, Ilana (University of Helsinki) DARWISH, Housamedden (University of Cologne) P

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Panel P023 Building A – 418 The Levels and Conditions of Gyroscopic and Surrogate Representation: An Analysis of the Foci of Representation Battleground 'Gender': Mobilisations of Constituency Candidates in the 2017 German against Feminism in Far-Right Politics Federal Elections ZITTEL, Thomas Chair: GOETZ, Judith (University of Vienna) (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) P Discussant: MAYER, Stefanie (FH Campus Vienna) Dissecting Intersectionality: Ethnicity, Gender, Ethno-Nationalist and Anti-Gender Populism in Slovenia Race and Religion in Political Representation PAJNIK, Mojca (University of Ljubljana) P VAN DER PAS, Daphne (University of Amsterdam) P ERZEEL, Silvia (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) Understanding the Relation between Right-Wing Populism and Gender: Lessons from Poland and Sweden MÜGGE, Liza (University of Amsterdam) KOROLCZUK, Elżbieta (Södertörn University) P MORALES, Laura (Sciences Po Paris) Feminism Hijacked: Women and the Gender Politics Party Discipline and Disruptions of Legislative Business: of the Far-Right in Greece and Cyprus Evidence from India WED KAMENOU, Nayia (De Montfort University) P PHADNIS, Ajit (Indian Institute of Management Indore) P What We Talk About When We Talk About Panel P043 Building D – 2.05 Anti‑Genderism in Armenia HOVHANNISYAN, Siran (Yerevan State University) P Challenges to Liberal Democracy I: Reacting to Populism and Extremism Panel P030 Building C – 101 Chair / Discussant: DESTRI, Chiara Blurring the Lines? The Movement-isation (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) of Parties and the Institutionalisation Winds of Change: Public Reason, the Containment of of Movements Unreasonable Views and the Role of Parties Chair: BUTZLAFF, Felix NUTI, Alasia (University of York) P (Vienna University of Economics and Business) BADANO, Gabriele (University of York) Discussant: ZILLES, Julia Partisan Complicity in Democratic Backsliding (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen) WOLKENSTEIN, Fabio (Aarhus Universitet) P Party System Transformation from Below Modus Vivendi, Toleration, and the Politicised Relationship between Liberal Democracy and its Critics BORBÁTH, Endre (Freie Universität Berlin) P WESTPHAL, Manon HUTTER, Swen (Freie Universität Berlin) (Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster) P The Role of Electoral Mandates in Shaping Government Responsiveness Science Denialism, Public Reason, and Political Parties BISTAGNINO, Giulia (Università degli Studi di Milano) MORALES, Laura (Sciences Po Paris) P P From Citizen Activists to Representatives: Panel P048 Building A – 218 Shifting Roles of Political Actors in Partly Free Serbia ĐORĐEVIĆ, Biljana Citizen Participation and Democratic (Faculty of Political Science, University of Belgrade) P Innovations in Local Policy Making I Panel P036 Building A – 217 Chair: VETTER, Angelika (Universität Stuttgart) Co-Chair / Discussant: RAVAZZI, Stefania Candidate Selection (Università degli Studi di Torino) Chair: FRECH, Elena (University of Geneva) How to Connect Participatory Governance, Citizen The Knesset as a Mirror of Israeli Society: Participation and Co-Creation – A Conceptual Are the Gaps Closing? Framework for Understanding Citizen Participation in Shaping Local Cycling Policies KENIG, Ofer (Ashkelon Academic College, Israel) P FELDHOFF, Berenike FRIEDBERG, Chen (Israel Democracy Institute, Ariel University) (Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster) P Parliamentary Candidate Selection Processes in Spain: Prevalence and Variation in the Occurrence of Dialogue Analysing National and Regional Levels Oriented Participatory Procedures at the Local Level REMER-BOLLOW, Uwe (Universität Stuttgart) M. COUSINOU, Gloria (Universidad Loyola Andalucía) P P JAIME-CASTILLO, Antonio M. (University of Malaga) VETTER, Angelika (Universität Stuttgart)

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Deliberative Walks – Panel P083 Building D – 2 Civic Participation in Local-Level Planning Processes LINDELL, Marina (Åbo Akademi) P FEATURED PANEL Advisory Councils in Multilevel Settings: Democracy and the Cartelisation of Government Level or Institutional Design? Political Parties: Responses and Reflections FONT, Joan Chair / Discussant: SCARROW, Susan (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas) P (University of Houston) Who Participates and is Successful in Local Initiatives? Policy Making in the Cartel Party DENTERS, Bas (Universiteit Twente) P GAUJA, Anika (University of Sydney) P Panel P056 Building B – 201 The Cartel Party and Intra-Party Democracy POGUNTKE, Thomas Climate Governance: (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf) P Power, Identities and Institutions Cartelisation of Political Parties and the Art of Diagnosis Chair: MacGREGOR, Sherilyn (University of Manchester) KATZ, Richard (Johns Hopkins University) P Discussant: OFFENBACKER, Beth (Waterford, Inc.) The Cartel Party and Party Finance VAN BIEZEN, Ingrid (Departments of Political Science and Analysing Climate and Energy Policy Integration: Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) The Cases of Mexico and Indonesia Compared P VON LÜPKE, Heiner Panel P095 Building C – 405 (Deutsches Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung) P Does Gender Matter? The Impact of Gender on Dynamics of Urban Violence II: the Indian Climate-Change Discourse Ordering the City through Violence ZÜRN, Anja (Würzburg Julius-Maximilians University) P Chair: BAKONYI, Jutta (Durham University) Feeling the Heat: Do Climate Extremes Compel Countries to Implement More Ambitious Climate Discussant: MALTHANER, Stefan Mitigation Policy? (Hamburg Institute for Social Research) PETERSON, Lauri (Uppsala Universitet) P The ‘Full-Fry’: Analysing the Practice of Encounter Killings as a Product of Police Vigilantism in Karachi Panel P058 Institute of Romance Studies – 4.3 WASEEM, Zoha (University College London) P Coalition and Hegemonic Order Change Violent Site Effects in the City: Perspectives from Urban Poor in Hargeisa Chair: ATTINÀ, Fulvio (Università di Catania) BAKONYI, Jutta (Durham University) P Discussant: FENG, Yi (Claremont Graduate University) STUVØY, Kirsti (Norwegian University of Life Sciences) Transatlantic Tensions So Far: Marginal Arrangements: What are the Consequences? Violence, Compromise, and Dependence in Police‑Gang Relationships in Rio de Janeiro OLSEN, Gorm Rye (University of Roskilde) P VARSORI, Andrea (King's College London) P Evolution of Regional Security Orders, Internal and External Drivers of Change: The Case of the Transatlantic Region Panel P125 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.2 KARPAVICIUTE, Ieva (Vytautas Magnus University / Europeanisation of the Clean Energy General Jonas Žemaitis Military Academy of Lithuania) P Transition: Driver of, or Barrier to, Central and Eastern Europe’s Place in the Future Global Order a Carbon-Free Electricity System? KLIN, Tomasz (University of Wrocław) P Chair: LILLIESTAM, Johan Transcending the Rift? Realism, Transatlantic Relations, (Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies) and American Grand Strategy Discussant: THIELGES, Sonja LIŠANIN, Mladen (Institute for Political Studies, Belgrade) P (Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies) Neither ‘Race to the Bottom’ Nor ‘Race to the Top’: The Effects of EU Coordination on Member States’ Energy Policies STRUNZ, Sebastian (Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research – UFZ, Leipzig, Germany) P

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Europeanisation and Politicisation: France, Germany, A Portuguese Tale of Knowledge Society: Poland and the UK’s Differing Paths to Technology Narrowing Bonds between Higher Education Specific Renewables Support Mixes and the Innovation System LERUM BOASSON, Elin (Universitetet i Oslo) P DIOGO, Sara (Universidade de Aveiro) P LEIREN, Merethe Dotterud CARVALHO, Teresa (Universidade de Aveiro) (CICERO Center for International Climate Research) Friends or Foes? Competition Among the EU’s Panel P155 Building C – 404 Decarbonisation Strategies OLLIER, Lana (ETH Zurich) P Hybrid Regimes in Comparative Politics: LILLIESTAM, Johan Are They Here to Stay? (Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies) Chair: LAUTH, Hans Joachim (Würzburg Julius-Maximilians University) Panel P138 Building B – 301 Discussant: MUFTI, Mariam (University of Waterloo)

WED Foreign Terrorist Fighters in Syria and Iraq: Plebiscitary Leader Democracy: A Post-Mortem A Conceptual Alternative to Hybrid Regimes KÖRÖSÉNYI, András (Centre for Social Sciences, Chair: DAWSON, Lorne (University of Waterloo) Hungarian Academy of Sciences) P Understanding the 'Martyrdom Industry' GYULAI, Attila (National University of Public Service) P in Islamic State’s Online Magazines: On the Polymorphism of Hybrid Regimes – A Comparative Analysis of Dabiq and Rumiyah Do Theoretical Concepts Match Empirical Clusters? LAKOMY, Miron (University of Silesia) P LEMM, Lukas (Würzburg Julius-Maximilians University) P Western Foreign Fighters in Syria and Iraq: SCHLENKRICH, Oliver What Do We Really Know about Why They Went? (Würzburg Julius-Maximilians University) DAWSON, Lorne (University of Waterloo) P Imperfect Types of Democracy in Central Europe Jihad in the Periphery: KLAPAL, Petr (Charles University) P Evolution of Jihadist Activism in Finland during the 2010s MALKKI, Leena (University of Helsinki) P Panel P156 Building D – 2.02 Panel P150 Building B – 6 ICTs and Fake News Governance and the Political Economy Chair: CULLOTY, Eileen (Dublin City University) of Knowledge Discussant: VENEMA, Agnes (Mihai Viteazul National Intelligence Academy) Chair: CHOU, Meng-Hsuan (Princeton University) Fake News in Democracy: Co-Chair: ERKKILÄ, Tero (University of Helsinki) Or, Giving a Helping Hand to Political Science Discussant: HARMSEN, Robert ROBERTS, Cindy-Ricarda (University of Luxembourg) (Bavarian School of Public Policy) P Discussant: KRANKE, Matthias (University of Warwick) Power of Disinformation: Experimental Testing The Crafting of Knowledge Alchemy of Manipulative Techniques' Strength KAUPPI, Niilo (University of Jyväskylä) P VEJVODOVÁ, Petra (Masaryk University) P ERKKILÄ, Tero (University of Helsinki) GREGOR, Miloš (Masaryk University) CHOU, Meng-Hsuan (Princeton University) Fact-Checking Initiatives and their Educational Dimension: The Case of Poland Numerical Governance, Innovation Hubs, and Human Capital BARCZYSZYN-MADZIARZ, Paulina (University of Wrocław) P CHOU, Meng-Hsuan (Princeton University) P KUŚ, Michał (University of Wrocław) ERKKILÄ, Tero (University of Helsinki) Panel P163 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.1 Algorithms, Governance, and State Information ERKKILÄ, Tero (University of Helsinki) P Identity Politics in (Anti-)Populist KAUPPI, Niilo (University of Jyväskylä) and Radical Discourse IOs Make the World Go Round: The Political and Chair / Discussant: GORA, Magdalena Economic Aspects of International Organisations’ (Jagiellonian University) Cooperation in Higher Education DAKOWSKA, Dorota (Université Lyon II) P Co-Chair: REINKE DE BUITRAGO, Sybille (PA Niedersachsen & Universität Hamburg)

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Brexit as Bereavement: Pro-European Identity Politics Hijacking Democracy: Anti-Establishment Politics and Anti-Populist Counter-Mobilisation in the UK and Counter-Representation Strategies in Poland TRENZ, Hans-Jörg (University of Copenhagen) P PYTLAS, Bartek BRÄNDLE, Verena (University of Copenhagen) (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) P GALPIN, Charlotte (University of Birmingham) The Effects of Insurgency: Identity and Emotion Appeals in Radicalisation Narratives LGBT Accommodation in the Czech Republic REINKE DE BUITRAGO, Sybille GUASTI, Petra (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) (PA Niedersachsen & Universität Hamburg) P P What About the ‘E’ in PEGIDA? How to Cope with Successful Right-Wing Populist Parties? Analysing European Identities in the Context The Case of Switzerland of East German Far-Right Populism BIANCALANA, Cecilia (Université de Lausanne) P VOLK, Sabine Dorothea (Jagiellonian University) P BERNHARD, Laurent (Université de Lausanne) How Conservative Professors Think about Where to Put the Cordon Sanitaire? State-Society Relations DUVOLD, Kjetil (Dalarna University) P SWARTZ, David (Boston University) P Democratic Backsliding and the Mainstreaming of WED Symbolic Struggles the Radical Right in Bulgaria BEAUVAIS, Edana (McGill University) P BUSTIKOVA-SIROKY, Lenka (Arizona State University) P POPOVA, Maria (McGill University) Panel P173 Building C – 403 Panel P184 Building B – 1 Institutional Dynamics and Change in the Former Soviet Union Issue Voting Chair: CHAISTY, Paul (University of Oxford) Chair: JACOB, Marc S. (University of Edinburgh) Discussant: SEDELIUS, Thomas (Dalarna University) Two Sides of the Same Coin? Investigating Issue Dimensionalities Behind Constitutionalism and Authoritarian Leadership: Radical-Right and Radical-Left Support Evidence from the Post-Soviet Space VITTORI, Davide (LUISS University) P FRUHSTORFER, Anna PAPARO, Aldo (LUISS University) (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen) P Issue Voting in Turbulent Europe: When Do Political Parties Keep their Election Promises? A Six-Nation Comparative Study A Study of Election Pledges in Ukraine ANGELUCCI, Davide (Dipartimento di Scienze CHERNYKH, Svitlana (Australian National University) P Politiche e Sociali, Università di Firenze) P CHAISTY, Paul (University of Oxford) DE SIO, Lorenzo (LUISS University) Conditional Criticism: PAPARO, Aldo (LUISS University) Parliamentary Scrutiny of the Executive in Russia Do Citizens Lead or do they Follow when the Candidate NOBLE, Ben (University College London) P has No Party? Assessing the Relationship between Policy Performance Management and the Implementation Preferences and Vote Choice in the 2017 French Election of Landmark Executive Orders: Evidence from Russia’s LACHAT, Romain (Sciences Po Paris) P 2012 May Decrees GUNTERMANN, Eric (Université de Montréal) BURKHARDT, Fabian (National Research University, Higher School of Economics) P Panel P222 Building B – 302 Panel P179 Building A – 216 New Perspectives on the Study of Partisan Internalising the Insurgency: Politics and Public Policies Understanding the Interaction of Radical Chair: ENGLER, Fabian Anti-Establishment and Mainstream Parties (Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg) Co-Chair / Discussant: VOIGT, Linda Chair / Discussant: STANLEY, Ben (Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg) (SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities) Co-Chair: CZESNIK, Mikolaj Bringing Agency Back In: A Note on Recent (SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities) Developments in the Literature on Partisan Politics ZOHLNHÖFER, Reimut (Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg) P WENZELBURGER, Georg (University of Kaiserslautern)

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The Partisan Politics of Tax Deliberation, Empathy and Feelings towards Others VARNESKOV, Tobias (Aarhus Universitet) P MORRELL, Michael (University of Connecticut) P The Local Politics of Property Taxation: Do Parties Matter? Empathy and Altruism: An Experiment on Dictator Game The Case of Property Tax Rates Across the Urban Areas Giving With and Without the Veil of Ignorance of Paris and London, 2002–2016 HERNE, Kaisa (Tampere University) P VON KULESSA, Alexander (University of Kaiserslautern) P For Deliberation Sake Show Some Constructive Emotion! The Partisan Politics of the Regulatory Welfare State How Different Types of Emotions Affect the Deliberative VOIGT, Linda (Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg) P Quality of Subsequent User Comments ZOHLNHÖFER, Reimut ESAU, Katharina (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf) P (Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg) BALEIS, Janine (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf) Partisan Politics, Globalisation, and Different KELLER, Birte (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf) Welfare State Programs WILMS, Lena (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf) ENGLER, Fabian (Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg) P Passionate Religious Argumentation: Reaching

WED Consensus in Participatory Decision Making Panel P225 Building C – Amf A SCHIFFBECK, Adrian (Universität Passau) P

Online Platforms between Panel P267 Building C – 401 Commercialisation and Democratic Innovation: The Role of Design Political Communication Chair: ASENBAUM, Hans (University of Westminster) in Times of Elections Co-Chair: MOORE, Alfred (University of Cambridge) Chair: SORICE, Michele (LUISS University) Discussant: SPADA, Paolo (University of Westminster) Discussant: MAZZONI, Marco (Dipartimento di Scienze Politiche, Università degli Studi di Perugia) Usages of an e-Participation Platform by French Legislators: The Resilience of Representative Democracy? Towards a First-Order Arena? Domestic vs European DEFACQZ, Samuel (Sciences Po Grenoble) P Attention in Belgian Party Campaigns, 2014–2019 DUPUY, Claire (Sciences Po Grenoble) LEFEVERE, Jonas (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) P VAN AELST, Peter (Universiteit Antwerpen) Digital Democracy between Hybridisation, Individualisation and Commercialisation Polling Aggregation and the Coverage of Opinion Polls WILLERS, Rabea (University of Westminster) P LOUWERSE, Tom (Departments of Political Science and Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) Is ‘Trolling’ a Democratic Act? Rethinking Incivility P in Online Political Discussion Groups VAN DIJK, Rozemarijn (Departments of Political Science and Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) DACOMBE, Rod (King's College London) P The Electoral Effects of a Diplomatic Stand-Off: Democratic Ideals or a User-Centered Approach? How Evidence from a Natural Experiment to Design for Civic Participation in Democratic Tools BRUINSMA, Bastiaan BERG, Janne (Åbo Akademi) P (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) P LINDHOLM, Jenny (Åbo Akademi) GEMENIS, Kostas (Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies) Panel P244 Building C – Amf B GERMANN, Micha (University of Bath) Passionate Argument or Emotional Panel P276 Building D – 2.03 Blackmail? Investigating the Role of Emotions in Public Deliberation Political Perceptions, Political Preferences Chair: MURADOVA, Lala (University of Leuven) and their Role in Decision-Making Co-Chair: CURATO, Nicole (Institute for Governance Environments and Policy Analysis, University of Canberra) Chair: NAVARRO, María G Discussant: FLEUß, Dannica (Helmut-Schmidt- (Universidad de Salamanca) University/University of the Armed Forces Hamburg) Discussant: VOINEA, Camelia Florela Wild Words and the Assault of Reason: (University of Bucharest) Resolving the Role of Emotions in Deliberation The Role of Preference Falsification NIEMEYER, Simon (Institute for Governance and Policy in Public Opinion Dynamics Analysis, University of Canberra) P TENA-SÁNCHEZ, Jordi (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) P LEÓN-MEDINA, Francisco J (University of Girona) 46 PANEL SESSION 2

Political Culture Legacies in European Post-Communist The Participation of the Catholic Church in Societies – From the Protection of Property Rights to State the Debate on Morality Policies in Portugal: Capture: A Modelling Perspective A Comparative Analysis of Recent Debates VOINEA, Camelia Florela (University of Bucharest) P on Assisted Death and Gender Identity Partisan Polarisation and its Perception MOTA, Luis (Universidade de Aveiro) P among the Elites in Poland Worlds Apart? HANISCH, Klaudia (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen) P The Impact of Religion on Moral Policy Patterns HILDEBRANDT, Achim (Universität Stuttgart) P Panel P277 Building C – 301 How Neutral is Political Secularism? Investigating Christian Privilege Political Responses to Migration in Europe: LAUWERS, Anna Sophie (University of Aberdeen) P Solidarity in Crisis? Secularisation and Politicisation – Chair: HEIMANN, Christiane (University of Bamberg) How Religious Contexts Shape the Impact of Same- Sex Marriage and Partnership Legislations on Public Discussant: HEALY, Aisling (Université Lyon II) Attitudes towards Homosexuality in Europe Discussant: FOUROT, Aude-Claire XIA, Weiqian (Stockholm University) P WED (Simon Fraser University) Immigration of Refugees as a Policy Field in Rural Areas Panel P303 Building A – 308 YOUNSO, Christin (Stiftung Universität Hildesheim) P SCHAMMANN, Hannes (University of Hildesheim) Professionalisation and Political Elites Beyond Integration? Institutional Change in Local Chair: GLINKA, Kamil (University of Wrocław) Refugee and Integration Politics: Empirical Findings How Many Professional Politicians? from 100 German Municipalities On the Limits of Professionalisation and the Limits ZIEGLER, Franziska (University of Hildesheim) P of Challenging Alternatives MÜLLER, Sandra (University of Hildesheim) EDINGER, Michael (Friedrich-Schiller Universität Jena) P The Impact of Transnational Municipal Networks (TMN) Professionalisation in the European Parliament: on EU Migration Policies The Impact of Different Multi-Level Careers on HEIMANN, Christiane (University of Bamberg) P the Definition of Institutional Leadership STÜRNER, Janina VERCESI, Michelangelo (Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg) (Leuphana Universität Lüneburg) P Solidarity in Crisis: SALVATI, Eugenio (Università degli Studi di Pavia) Assessing EU Member States' Motives for their Failure Professionalisation Without End? to Act in Solidarity during the EU Asylum System Crisis Reasons and Consequences of Populism's MILAZZO, Eleonora (European University Institute) P Onslaught on Representative Democracy Open and Closed Doors: Local Responses to VOGEL, Lars (University of Leipzig) P the Refugee Policy Crisis in Austria BEST, Heinrich (Friedrich-Schiller Universität Jena) MÜLLER, Sandra (University of Hildesheim) P Professionalisation among Swiss Parliamentary Elites: ROSENBERGER, Sieglinde (University of Vienna) A Late, Contested, and Unfinished Process A Multi-Scalar and Relational Perspective on Local Level PILOTTI, Andrea (Université de Lausanne) P Divergence in Dutch and Greek Municipal Approaches to Refugee Reception and Integration Panel P311 Building B – 7 MIELLET, Sara (University of Utrecht) P SABCHEV, Tihomir (University of Utrecht) Questioning Kantian Normative Theories and Assumptions Panel P278 Building A – 407 Chair: BAIASU, Sorin (Keele University) Political Secularism, Morality Policies Co-Chair: KNOLL, Manuel (Istanbul Sehir University) and Religion Discussant: VERTIKA, Vertika (McGill University) Chair: LAUWERS, Anna Sophie Pluralism and Diversity: For the Sake of Equal Respect (University of Aberdeen) BLAHOVA, Sylvie (Masaryk University) P Discussant: LIEDHEGENER, Antonius Deep Disagreements on Social and Political Justice: (University of Lucerne) Their Meta-Ethical Relevance and the Need for a New Research Perspective KNOLL, Manuel (Istanbul Sehir University) P

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Political Cognitivism and Deep Disagreements Nostalgic and Retro-Aesthetic Constellations BAIASU, Sorin (Keele University) P in Eastern Europe: The Case of the Daily Life Museums of Communism Panel P334 Building B – 202 PREDA, Caterina (University of Bucharest) P Queering the Eastern European Memory of Communism Rising Powers in Global Economic POHRIB, Codruta (University of Bucharest) P Governance The Visual Memory of Informality in Romania Chair: JĘDRZEJOWSKA, Karina (University of Warsaw) and Bulgaria The Dragon, the Eagle, and the Question of OPREA, Alexandra (University of Bucharest) P Hegemony in Africa Panel P374 Institute of Geography – 320 KESSLER, Patrick (University of Cologne) P WIDMUCH, Sebastian (Technische Universität Darmstadt) The Design of Voting Advice Applications Containing Hegemony through Regional Integration: Chair / Discussant: GEMENIS, Kostas WED Brazil, the US, Mercosul, and the FTAA (Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies) KAT, Quintijn (University College London) P Co-Chair: MENDEZ, Fernando (University of Zurich) Globalisation by Other Means? Hegemonic Continuance and Rising Powers: Learning VAA: Alternative Matching Methods Its Nature and Main Challenges for Voting Advice Applications McDONALD, Terry (Tallinn University) P ROMERO MORENO, Guillermo BARBIERI, Giovanni (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore) (University of Southampton) P RACHED, Gabriel (University of Padova) CHUECA, Enrique (King's College London) JUUTINEN, Marko (Tampere University) PADILLA, Javier (The London School of Economics & Political Science) Evolution of Global Trade Governance – The Role of Rising Powers The Contribution of Design to Voter Advice Applications: Examining Youth-Focused, Design-Led VAAs WROBEL, Anna (University of Warsaw) P in Aotearoa New Zealand Panel P358 Institute of Romance Studies – 4.1 KANE, Karl (Massey University School of Design) P PARKIN, Tim (Massey University) Surveillance on Digital Platforms Data Analytic and Visualisation Tools for Voting Advice Applications Chair: REIBERG, Abel (Freie Universität Berlin) GRAICHEN, Robin (University of California, Santa Cruz) P Discussant: TROTTIER, Daniel LODHA, Suresh (University of California, Santa Cruz) (Erasmus University Rotterdam) Who Asked for Advice? Personality Traits and their The Great Firewall and the #Metoo Movement: Selection Effects on the Usage of the Wahl-O-Mat Chinese Censorship and Regulation of Digital Activism WURTHMANN, Lucas Constantin ABBOTT, Jason (University of Louisville) P (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf) P Surveillance on Platforms or by Platforms? BRAUN, Andreas (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf) Conceptualising Agency in Ubiquitous Surveillance REIBERG, Abel (Freie Universität Berlin) P Panel P405 Building B – 501 Social Unrest or Political Constraints? Explaining Internet Content Removal Requests The Preferences, Motivations and Decision FLONK, Daniëlle (Hertie School of Governance) P Behaviour of Policy Bureaucrats The Social Credit System in China as the All-Embracing Chair: BACH, Tobias (Universitetet i Oslo) Technology of Mass Surveillance Conducted by Co-Chair: WEGRICH, Kai the Public and Private Actors (Hertie School of Governance) SPALIŃSKA, Aleksandra (University of Warsaw) P The Technocratic Tendencies of Economists in ZAMĘCKI, Łukasz (University of Warsaw) Government Bureaucracies Panel P367 Building D – 2.04 MANDELKERN, Ronen (Tel Aviv University) P CHRISTENSEN, Johan (Departments of Political Science The Art and Politics of Transnational and Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) Memory Practices in Eastern Europe Getting on track – Bureaucratic Influence on Transformation Chair / Discussant: PREDA, Caterina RADEMANN, Jenny (University of Bucharest) (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen) P 48 PANEL SESSION 2

Intra-Institutional Loyalties – Agenda and Framing Dynamics of Public Policy How Do Implementers of Morality Policy Decide? during the Debt and Refugee Crises in Greece METTANG, Olivia NANOU, Kyriaki (Durham University) P (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) P KOUNTOURI, Fani Who is Allowed to Take Part? (Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences) How Bureaucratic Patterns of Behaviour Affect the Formation of Local Governance Networks Panel P444 Building A – 309 RIEDEL, Lisa (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) P Turning Right: Political Strategies and Organisational Reputation and Bureaucratic Policymaking Authoritarianism in Latin America BACH, Tobias (Universitetet i Oslo) P Chair: LIMA, Valesca (University College Dublin) WEGRICH, Kai (Hertie School of Governance) Discussant: MAATSCH, Aleksandra (University of Wrocław) Panel P408 Building A – 214 Post-Neoliberal Left Turn: Did Latin America's 'New Left' Completely Break with Neoliberalism during the 4th

The Psychology of International Conflict WED Industrial Revolution? and Cooperation NEVEROV, Kirill (St Petersburg State University) P Chair: CAPELOS, Tereza (University of Birmingham) How the Right Travels? Co-Chair: VAN DER NOLL, Jolanda MELÉNDEZ, Carlos (Universidad Diego Portales) P (FernUniversität in Hagen) The Resurgence of the Latin American Right A Postcolonial Scandal: Shame and Diplomatic YUAN, Mengqi (Tsinghua University) P Reconciliation in the Lumumba Commission The Neoliberal Chimera: Authoritarian Freedom and VERLEYE, Zeger (Universiteit Antwerpen) P the Right to Ignorance in Brazil’s Elections How Dehumanisation Enables Genocide: LENINE, Enzo (University of International Integration of The Case of the Rohingya the Afro-Brazilian Lusophony) P SKORZAK, Jonas (Maastricht Universiteit) P Trust Games: Emotionality in International Diplomacy Panel P470 Building C – 201 CERVASIO, Chiara (University of Birmingham) P The EU’s Multiple Crises: CAPELOS, Tereza (University of Birmingham) Democracy, Borders, and Citizens CHRONA, Stavroula (King's College London) The Role of Personality in the Grexit Negotiations: Chair: CLETON, Laura (Universiteit Antwerpen) Perceptions and Misperceptions in International Politics Co-Chair: ALLERBECK, Klaus SEMENOVA, Elena (Freie Universität Berlin) P (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) Global Friends or Enemies? International Environment's Agree on Theory, Disagree in Practice? Impact on Policy Making in Moldova EU Integration in Asylum and Migration WACŁAWSKA, Weronika (University of Wrocław) P GLUKHOVA, Daria (European University Institute) P Between Brexit and the Champions League: Panel P421 Building B – 401 Conceptions of Europe among Football Fans WEBER, Regina (University of Duisburg-Essen) The Role of Narratives in the Public P NIEMANN, Arne (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz) Policy Process KOCH, Florian (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz) Chair: RADAELLI, Claudio (University College London) BRAND, Alexander (Rhine-Waal University) Discussant: KUENZLER, Johanna (Universität Bern) The Internal-External Security Continuum in the Fight Application of the 'Narrative Policy Framework' Against Radicalisation: A Critical Appraisal on EU Theoretical Approach in Inter-Municipal Cooperation and French Narratives in Slovakia (Micro-Level of NPF) BRANDAO, Ana (CICP Center for Research in Political Science) DASKO, Martin (University of Ss Cyril And Methodius) P P MARTINS, Veronica Politisation, Autonomy and Centralisation: Explaining (Centre for Geopolitics & Security in Realism Studies) 2018 Reforms in Polish Higher Education and Science Populism in Central Europe? RIEDEL, Rafał (Independent Scholar) P The V4 and its Position towards the Refugee Crisis HAMAN, Michael (University of Hradec Králové) P ŠKOLNÍK, Milan (University of Hradec Králové)

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Panel Session 3 Thursday, 5 September 09:00–10:40

Panel P007 Building B – 402 Panel P049 Building A – 218 Addressing Security Challenges in Citizen Participation and Democratic the Baltic Region through Multilateral Innovations in Local Policy Making II Cooperation Chair: DENTERS, Bas (Universiteit Twente) Chair: CESNAKAS, Giedrius (General Jonas Žemaitis Discussant: HANSSEN, Gro Sandkjær Military Academy of Lithuania) (Norwegian Institute for Urban and Region Research) From the Fulda Gap to the Suwalki Gap: The Effects of Democratic Innovation: Understanding the Baltic States’ Defence in Depth Mini-Publics and Inequality in The Netherlands Problem in the Context of Cold War 2.0 MICHELS, Ank (University of Utrecht) P FLYNN, Brendan (National University of Ireland, Galway) P BINNEMA, Harmen (University of Utrecht) Common Security and Defence Policy of the European Democratic Innovations at the Flemish Local Level Union: Implications and Future Perspectives for Latvia HENNAU, Sofie (Universiteit Hasselt) P BODNIEKS, Valerijs (Riga Stradinš University) P ACKAERT, Johan (Independent Scholar) Sub-Regional Defence Synchronisation – Theory Party System Fragmentation and Budgetary Outcomes Perspectives and Security Expectations for the Baltics at the Local Level: Evidence from Finnish Municipalities NIKERS, Olevs (Riga Stradinš University) P YLISALO, Juha (University of Turku) P TABUNS, Otto (University of Latvia) The Impact of Digital Democratic Innovations on Citizen Participation and Public Support for Local Democracy Panel P037 Building A – 309 ROTTINGHAUS, Bastian (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf) P

THU Candidate Selection Changes and Representative Democracy Crisis ESCHER, Tobias (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf) Participatory Local Governance in Ireland: Chair / Discussant: PUT, Gert-Jan (University of Leuven) Challenges and Issues Co-Chair: VANDELEENE, Audrey (Ghent University) FORDE, Catherine (University College Cork) P Do More Inclusive Selectorates Use Different Selection Criteria? Evidence from District Nominations Panel P050 Building C – Amf B for the German Bundestag SCHINDLER, Danny (Institute for Parliamentary Research) P Citizens in Plebiscites: HÖHNE, Benjamin Direct Democratic Innovations (Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg) Chair: REIDY, Theresa (University College Cork) HELLMANN, Daniel (Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg) A Recipe for Success? Under Which Conditions are Pro‑Minority Bills Successful in Direct Democratic Votes? Candidacy Eligibility Criteria and Party Unity PAULUS, Lars REHMERT, Jochen (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) P (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) P Candidate Recruitment: KRÄMLING, Anna Does Digitalisation Decrease Representation? (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) KOSIARA-PEDERSEN, Karina (University of Copenhagen) P GEIßEL, Brigitte Future Party Leaders or Burned Out? (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) A Study of the Leading Members of the Political Parties’ Direct Democracy and Equality in European Youth Organisations in Sweden Democracies: Why Context Matters FJELLMAN, Elin (Lunds Universitet) P KRÄMLING, Anna ROSÉN SUNDSTRÖM, Malena (Lunds Universitet) (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) P Political Ethnic Stereotypes and the Underrepresentation PAULUS, Lars of Ethnic Minority Men: An Experimental Survey (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) VAN TRAPPEN, Sigrid (Ghent University) P GEIßEL, Brigitte (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt)

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Innovating Democracy by New Plebiscitary Voting? Is It All About Parties? The Allocation and Selection of Emerging Forms and Urgent Questions Committee Chairs in Belgium HENDRIKS, Frank (Tilburg University) P CHIRU, Mihail (Université catholique de Louvain) P Comparing Public Support for Referendums Before DE WINTER, Lieven (Université catholique de Louvain) and After the 2014–2016 Anti-EU Referendums Pathways to Parliament, Pathways to ‘Power’? ROJON, Sebastien (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) P Ethnic Minority Women’s Committee Assignments RIJKEN, Arieke (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) in Western European Parliaments Echo vs Deliberative Chambers: Opinion Formation in JANSSEN, Chloé (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) P Online Forums in Swiss Direct-Democratic Voting Committees and Agents of Negative Agenda Control: WYSS, Dominik (Universität Stuttgart) P The Hungarian Experience BÜHLMANN, Marc (Universität Bern) NIKOLENYI, Csaba (Concordia University) P BÄCHTIGER, André (Universität Stuttgart) Committee Assignments in the Parliament of Finland: GERBER, Marlène (Universität Bern) A Case for a Contingent Distributive Theory? FRICK, Karin (Universität Bern) POYET, Corentin (Tampere University) P

Panel P053 Building A – 318 Panel P067 Building B – 201 Citizenship Regimes and Migration Policies Conflict and Cooperation in Natural from a Comparative Perspective Resource Politics Chair: SCHMID, Samuel (European University Institute) Chair: ZEIGERMANN, Ulrike (Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg) Discussant: VINTILA, Daniela (Université de Liège) The Role of Social Structure for Governing Natural A New Panel Dataset Measuring Citizenship Policies in 23 Resources in Decentralised Political Systems: OECD Countries 1980–2014 Insights from Governing a Fishery in Indonesia SCHMID, Samuel (European University Institute) P GORRIS, Philipp (Osnabrück University) P Open Borders for Low Skilled Labour Migrants: Governance at a Distance: A QCA-Study on the Determinants of Decision Conceptualising the Political Drivers of Telecoupling Processes in Migration Policy COENEN, Johanna (Leuphana Universität Lüneburg) P GÖRG, Anna-Christine (Europa-Universität Viadrina) P NEWIG, Jens (Leuphana Universität Lüneburg) THU Influencing the Migration-Decision through Information Campaigns: Evidence from a Field Experiment Japan's Response to Global Sustainability Governance: A Case of Biodiversity MORGENSTERN, Sandra (Universität Konstanz) P YOKOTA, Masatoshi (Tokyo University of Science) P Corruption and Emigration: Quasi-Experimental Evidence based on Global Survey Data The Nature of Peace – The Dynamics between Post‑Conflict Peacebuilding and Environmental Justice AUER, Daniel (WZB Berlin Social Science Center) P ZELLI, Fariborz (Lunds Universitet) RÖMER, Friederike (University of Bremen) P TJADEN, Jasper (IOM GMDAC) Panel P070 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.8 Naturalisation Policies and Politics of Belonging in France, 1945–1973 Constituent Power and Public Reason DESMARES, Camille (University of British Columbia) P Chair: MOSAYEBI, Reza (Ruhr-Universität Bochum) Panel P061 Building A – 217 Constituent Partisanship: Articulation, Activation, Exercise NIESEN, Peter (Universität Hamburg) P Committees EU Constituent Power and Collective Agency Chair: FRIEDBERG, Chen CRUM, Ben (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) P (Israel Democracy Institute, Ariel University) Constituent Power in the European Union: Discussant: NIKOLENYI, Csaba (Concordia University) A Critique of Demoi-Cracy Dimensions of Committee Strength: The Legislative and PATBERG, Markus (Universität Hamburg) P Oversight Functions of the Israeli Committee System Not Up for Grabs! How to Robustly Protect EU’s Pouvoir FRIEDBERG, Chen Constituant Mixte (Israel Democracy Institute, Ariel University) P EFTHYMIOU, Dimitrios (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) P

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Panel P079 Institute of Romance Studies – 2.5 Moral Conflict in Electoral Deliberation: Assessing the Efficacy of Voting Aids on an Irish Referendum Cyber-Parties: Offline-Online Hybridisation SUITER, Jane (Dublin City University) P Patterns and Consequences MURADOVA, Lala (University of Leuven) Chair: SANDRI, Giulia FARRELL, David (University College Dublin) (Université catholique de Lille – ESPOL) Can Mini-Publics Correct Misinformation? The Effects Discussant: FITZPATRICK, Jasmin of Source Cues, Populist Attitudes, and Trust in Experts (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz) McKAY, Spencer (University of British Columbia) P MERKLEY, Eric (University of British Columbia) The Five-Pillar-Model of Parties’ Migration into the Digital Sphere Connecting Mini- and Macro-Publics: Can the Citizens’ FITZPATRICK, Jasmin Initiative Review Improve Swiss Direct Democracy? (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz) P STOJANOVIĆ, Nenad (University of Geneva) P GEISLER, Alexander (University of Geneva) Political Parties and New ICTs: Between Tradition and Innovation Panel P086 Building C – 201 VITTORI, Davide (LUISS University) P RANIOLO, Francesco (University of Calabria) Democratic Backsliding in the EU: TARDITI, Valeria (Università di Bologna) Causes and Impact Spanish and Portuguese Social Democracy Transition to the Online World Chair: STEUER, Max (Department of Political Science, Comenius University Faculty of Arts) DÍAZ MONTIEL, Alberto (Universidad de Granada) P Discussant: CHIRUTA, Ionut (University of Tartu) New Parties, ICTs and Members’ Empowerment: A Comparison between Movimento 5 Stelle and Podemos Why Backsliding? BIANCALANA, Cecilia (Université de Lausanne) P A Qualitative Comparative Analysis of Democratisation VITTORI, Davide (LUISS University) Trajectories in the EU Enlargement Region WUNSCH, Natasha (Sciences Po Paris) P Is There Such a Thing as a Web-Native Party? A Comparison between the Use and Role of Online Tools Illiberal Coalitions in the European Union: in the Green and Pirate Party, Germany The Case of Hungary and Poland THU THUERMER, Gefion (University of Southampton) P HOLESCH, Adam (Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals) P Party Website Use among Spanish Party Members KYRIAZI, ANNA CORREA VILA, Patricia (Aston University) P (Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals) RODRÍGUEZ TERUEL, Juan (University of Valencia) Once the Backsliding Sets In: The Effect on the Rule of BARBERÀ, Oscar (University of Valencia) Law, Separation of Powers and Judicial Independence in Hungary and Poland and the Role of the EU Panel P082 Building C – Amf A PANOV, Stoyan (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg) P Deliberative Minipublics Facilitating Voter Enforcing the Rule of Law in the EU – Pre- And Post-2014 Framework in Three Case Studies: Knowledge and Judgement Hungary, Romania and Poland Chair: CHRISTENSEN, Henrik Serup (Åbo Akademi) GOLDSTEIN, Asher (Linköping Universitet) P Co-Chair: MURADOVA, Lala (University of Leuven) Panel P092 Building C – 101 Discussant: SETÄLÄ, Maija (University of Turku) A Citizens’ Jury on Referendum Options: Do Social Movements Improve The Case of Korsholm Democracy? Internal Democracy, SETÄLÄ, Maija (University of Turku) P Organisation and Individual BACK, Maria (Åbo Akademi) Participation in Political Activism JÄSKE, Maija (University of Turku) LEINO, Mikko (University of Turku) Chair: BUTZLAFF, Felix STRANDBERG, Kim (Åbo Akademi) (Vienna University of Economics and Business) Discussant: LIGHTBODY, Ruth Emotions and CIR: Is Empathy Good for Deliberation? (Glasgow Caledonian University) MURADOVA, Lala (University of Leuven) P

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Petition Follows Actors? The (Un)Importance of the Truth – The Impact of Off- And Online Petitioning in Austria Contradictions between Candidates and Parties DALPRA, Elio (University of Vienna) P JUNGKUNZ, Tatjana (Zeppelin University Friedrichshafen) P ROSENBERGER, Sieglinde (University of Vienna) Facts vs Frames: A Field Experiment on Members of STADLMAIR, Jeremias (University of Vienna) the European Parliament SEISL, Benedikt (University of Vienna) RINCÓN GARCÍA, Leire (Universitat de Barcelona) P Yellow Vests: Fighting for The People or Democracy? What Mechanisms Drive Elite Responsiveness towards Analysing the Meanings of Political Representation Public Opinion? An Experimental Study with Belgian MPs and Democracy in the Belgian Yellow Vest Movement SOONTJENS, Karolin (Universiteit Antwerpen) P KNOPS, Louise (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) P SEVENANS, Julie (Universiteit Antwerpen) PETIT, Guillaume (Université catholique de Louvain) Can Social Movements in Subnational Authoritarian Panel P113 Building B – 1 Enclaves Facilitate Subnational Democratisation and How? Emotions and Electoral Behaviour VAN MIERLO, Trix (University of Innsbruck) P Chair: JARAIZ GULIAS, Erika (Universidad Santiago de Compostela) Panel P102 Building A – 215 Discussant: CAZORLA, Ángel Electoral Regulations, Technology (Universidad de Granada) and Electoral Behaviour The Emotional Component in National Elections in Spain, 2015–2016 Chair: MARCINKIEWICZ, Kamil (Universität Hamburg) PEREIRA, María (Universidad Santiago de Compostela) P Discussant: JANKOWSKI, Michael MONTABES, Juan (Universidad de Granada) (Carl Von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg) Emotional Leadership in Local Elections Electronic Voting and Invalid Votes in Belgium RIVERA OTERO, José Manuel DANDOY, Régis (Ghent University) P (Universidad Santiago de Compostela) P Making Votes Count with Internet Voting CASTRO, Paloma (Universidad Santiago de Compostela) GERMANN, Micha (University of Bath) P GARCÍA ALONSO, Adrián (Universidad Santiago de Compostela)

Measuring Competition between Candidates: THU A New Approach with an Application for Brazil Nationalism, Emotions and Independence CASTRO, Pedro (FFLCH/USP) P MAIZ, Ramon (University of Santiago de Compostela) P JARAIZ GULIAS, Erika Is There Really No Room for Parties Under Open-List PR? (Universidad Santiago de Compostela) Insights from the Brazilian Case SILOTTO, Graziele (FFLCH/USP) P The Role of Emotions in the Resurgence of the Extreme Right in Spain: The Case of VOX in Andalusia Panel P105 Building A – 308 LAGARES DIEZ, Nieves (Universidad Santiago de Compostela) P Elites and Experiments CAZORLA, Ángel (Universidad de Granada)

Chair: SEVENANS, Julie (Universiteit Antwerpen) Panel P115 Building B – 202 Discussant: VLIEGENTHART, Rens (University of Amsterdam) Energy Poverty: How to Protect the Seeking the Personal Vote: Citizens and Steer Energy Transitions? How Legislators Exploit the Party Mandate Chair: DUBOIS, Ute (ISG International Business School) NANOU, Kyriaki (Durham University) P Discussant: OSIČKA, Jan (Masaryk University) FOOS, Florian (King's College London) Energy Poverty in the Czech Republic: Policy Framing Should We Do Field Experiments with Parliamentary Elites? A Critical Review of the Debate KOĎOUSKOVÁ, Hedvika (Masaryk University) P and a Considered Answer LEHOTSKÝ, Lukáš (Masaryk University) PEDERSEN, Helene Helboe (Aarhus Universitet) P Eco-Social Mobilisation? The Case of the Right to Energy LOUWERSE, Tom (Departments of Political Science and for All Europeans Coalition Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) MANDELLI, Matteo (Università degli Studi di Milano) P ZITTEL, Thomas JESSOULA, Matteo (Università degli Studi di Milano) (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt)

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Drivers of Integrating Gender into Energy Policy Design: ‘Energy Diplomacy’: A Comparative Discourse Analysis China Influences in Southeast Asia for Energy Transitions FEENSTRA, Marielle (Universiteit Twente) P WANNALAK, Vorawan (Universität Potsdam) P From Receiver to Sender? Panel P133 Building A – 407 The Re-Alignment of Foreign Energy Policy in Morocco NICOLAI, Katharina Faith-Based Organisations in Welfare (Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg) P Politics in Europe and the USA VOLLMANN, Erik Chair / Discussant: HIEN, Josef (Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg) (Università degli Studi di Milano) Panel P145 Building A – 418 Co-Chair: KORTMANN, Matthias (Technical University of Dortmund) Gender and Citizen Politics Faith-Based Organisations and Welfare States: Chair: VAN DER PAS, Daphne A Cross‑Country Analysis of Religious Engagement (University of Amsterdam) in the Provision of Value-Loaded Social Services METTANG, Olivia Discussant: RAWŁUSZKO, Marta (University of Warsaw) (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) P Discussant: McMENAMIN, Iain (Dublin City University) RIEDEL, Lisa (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) Tolerance vs Intolerance among Political Leaders in EUCHNER, Eva-Maria Romania: Analysis of some Case Studies (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) in the Local Media System Muslim Charities as Providers of Social Welfare DINU, Elena-Lidia (National Council for Elderly People) P in France and the UK Claiming Public Space – Queer-Political Graffiti in Vienna FAURE, Lucas (Aix Marseille Université) P HUNKLINGER, Michael (University of Vienna) P Balancing Acts: Religious-Based Welfare Providers AJANOVIC, Edma (University of Vienna) in Switzerland as Resources and Actors Towards a ‘Europe of the Women’? PREISNER, Michalina (Universität Bern) P Gender Differences in EU Issue Voting, Eurosceptic Early Childhood Education and Faith-Based Voting and Turnout in EP Elections THU Welfare Providers ERZEEL, Silvia (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) P BLOME, Agnes (Freie Universität Berlin) P HOON, Louise (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) Faith-Based Organisations and Political Parties Elite Bandwagoning and Withdrawal: in Welfare Politics: Between Religious-Secular The Impact of Campaigns on Mobilising and Suppressing and Socio-Economic Cleavage Support in Ireland's 2018 Abortion Referendum KORTMANN, Matthias O'MALLEY, Eoin (Dublin City University) P (Technical University of Dortmund) P Panel P157 Building D – 2.02 Panel P137 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.2 ICTs and New Forms of Manipulation Foreign Policy Dimension of Clean Energy Transitions Chair: SORICE, Michele (LUISS University) Discussant: SELVA, Donatella (LUISS University) Chair: THIELGES, Sonja (Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies) Big Data Analysis on the 'Taiwan Issue' in Chinese Digital Platforms: Censorship or Spin Control? Co-Chair / Discussant: QUITZOW, Rainer HUANG, Osbern (National Taiwan University) P (Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies) CHANG, Yu-Tzung (National Taiwan University) Who Can Say Where the (Belt &) Road Goes? Discussing Migration on Social Media in Times of Populism EU-China Competition in Renewables vs Cooperation in Climate Change Mitigation DATTS, Mario (University of Hildesheim) P MARUSYK, Yara (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen) P KNEUER, Marianne (University of Hildesheim) Barriers for Soft Power Mechanisms in Promoting Conscious Society in Digital Authoritarianism: the German Energy Transition Abroad: The Line between Democratic and Undemocratic Insights from the Israeli Case Regimes – Does This Dichotomy Still Exist? KADAR, Jozsef (University of Haifa) P NARBUTIENĖ, Indrė (Klaipėda University) P SHEFER, Ira (Bavarian School of Public Policy)

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Panel P164 Institute of Geography – 336 Panel P176 Building B – 7 Identity Politics in Times of Populism: Interest Groups and Public Opinion: The Conflict over the Macedonia Friends or Foes? Name Change Deal Chair: RASMUSSEN, Anne (University of Copenhagen) Chair: KURPIEL, Anna (University of Wrocław) Discussant: LEECH, Beth Co-Chair: MAATSCH, Aleksandra (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey) (University of Wrocław) The People vs Money: What Drives Interest Group Discussant: MICHAILIDOU, Asimina Influence in the European Union? (Universitetet i Oslo) DE BRUYCKER, Iskander (Universiteit Antwerpen) P 'Mission Impossible Accomplished': Explaining the HANEGRAAFF, Marcel (University of Amsterdam) Political Conflict concerning the Prespa Agreement In the Name of Whom? On the Use and Effects of in the Republic of North Macedonia and Greece Object Framing in Advocacy MAATSCH, Aleksandra (University of Wrocław) P JUNK, Wiebke Marie (University of Copenhagen) P KURPIEL, Anna (University of Wrocław) RASMUSSEN, Anne (University of Copenhagen) A Critical Perspective on the Prespa Agreement: Interest Groups as Successful Representatives of the On the Collateral Damage General Public? A Study of the Effect of Public Support VANKOVSKA, Biljana on Lobbying Influence throughout the Policy Process (University of Ss Cyril And Methodius) P WILLEMS, Evelien (Universiteit Antwerpen) P Macedonia and the Macedonian Question: Facing Brexit: Interest Groups' and the Public's Reactions Identity Politics from the Historical Perspective to a New Paradigm of British Governance KURPIEL, Anna (University of Wrocław) P CHALMERS, Adam (King's College London) P The Macedonian Issue: Accounting for Populist WOZNIAK, Antal (University of Liverpool) Arrangements, Left-Libertarian Party Factionalism McKAY, Amy (University of Exeter) and the Extreme Right Since 1992 in Greece KARAMICHAS, John (Queen's University Belfast) P Panel P208 Building C – 404

Panel P174 Building C – 403 Militant Democracy and its Hybridity THU Institutional Origins, Choices and Chair: RIJPKEMA, Bastiaan (Leiden University) Pathways in Presidential and Co-Chair: MALKOPOULOU, Anthoula (Uppsala Universitet) Semi‑Presidential Regimes Discussant: BOURNE, Angela (University of Roskilde) Chair: SEDELIUS, Thomas (Dalarna University) Proportionalism as the First Line of Defence Discussant: CHERNYKH, Svitlana VAN DER MEER, Tom (University of Amsterdam) P (Australian National University) RIJPKEMA, Bastiaan (Leiden University) Executives and Legislatures: Explaining Interbranch Random Assemblies as Guardians of Democracy Oscillations in Legislative Authority MALKOPOULOU, Anthoula (Uppsala Universitet) P POWER, Timothy (University of Oxford) P STONE, Peter (Trinity College Dublin) CHAISTY, Paul (University of Oxford) Militant Democracy and Democratic Proceduralism Executive Power Sharing in Constitutional Monarchies, 1800–2018 HULTIN ROSENBERG, Jonas (Uppsala Universitet) P ANCKAR, Carsten (Åbo Akademi) P MALKOPOULOU, Anthoula (Uppsala Universitet) Elite Preferences in the Process of Regime Type Choice: Democratic Support and Citizens’ Left-Right The Case of Ukraine Self‑Placement in Former Left- and Right-Authoritarian Countries ÅBERG, Jenny (Dalarna University) P VAN SPANJE, Joost (University of Amsterdam) P Like Day and Night? Party Unity in Legislative Voting DE LEEUW, Sjifra (University of Amsterdam) in Parliamentarianism and Presidentialism REKKER, Roderik (University of Amsterdam) KAILITZ, Steffen (Hannah Arendt Institute for Totalitarianism Studies, Dresden) P Beyond the Constitution: The Czech Presidency and its Extraordinariness KUBÁT, Michal (Charles University) P BRUNCLÍK, Miloš (Charles University) 55 PANEL SESSION 3

Autocratisation in the Name of Democracy?! Do Voters Get Tired of Elections? An Empirical Study of Turkish Citizens' Susceptibility Evidence from Japanese Unified Local Elections to an Authoritarian Game of Deception SUNAHARA, Yosuke (Kobe University) P STARK, Toralf (University of Duisburg-Essen) P Effects of Fiscal Transfer through Taxpayers’ ÖZTÜRK, Cemal (Leuphana Universität Lüneburg) P Donations on Local Governance SÖYLEMEZ, Seçkin (University of Duisburg-Essen) P KAJIWARA, Akira (Kansai University) P 'Nationalising' Local Elections and 'Localising' Panel P209 Building A – 216 National Elections: Japanese Candidate Manifestos in a Multilevel Context Mobilising Around Europe: ISHIMA, Hideo (Kyoto University) P Pro and Anti-EU Politics and Activism HIJINO, Ken (Kyoto University) in an Era of Populism and Nationalism Chair: VAN KESSEL, Stijn Panel P221 Building B – 401 (Queen Mary, University of London) New Insights on the Policy Process Discussant: FAGAN, Adam (King's College London) through Comparative Applications The Impact of Radical Right Populism of the Advocacy Coalition Framework on EU-Level Civil Society RUZZA, Carlo (Università degli Studi di Trento) P Chair: YLÄ-ANTTILA, Tuomas (University of Helsinki) Transnational Euroscepticism vs Co-Chair: HEIKKILA, Tanya Transnational Euroalternativism (University of Colorado Denver) GUERRA, Simona (University of Leicester) P Discussant: GRONOW, Antti (University of Helsinki) FITZGIBBON, John (Canterbury Christ Church University) Assessing ‘Devil Shifts’ and the Prospects of Collaborative Reclaiming Constituent Power? Pro-European Activism Solutions in Natural Resource Management as a Practice of European Citizenship SANDSTRÖM, Annica (Lulea University of Technology) P VAN KESSEL, Stijn (Queen Mary, University of London) P NILSSON, Jens (Lulea University of Technology) SEUBERT, Sandra (Independent Scholar) NOHRSTEDT, Daniel (Uppsala Universitet)

THU From Protesting Against Troika Memoranda The Advocacy Coalition Index: to Pro-EU Governing during the Crisis Period Identifying Coalitions by Simultaneously Taking into in Greece and Portugal Account Coordination of Action and Belief Homophily ACCORNERO, Guya SATOH, Keiichi (Universität Konstanz) P (Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia) P GRONOW, Antti (University of Helsinki) KOUSIS, Maria (University of Crete) YLÄ-ANTTILA, Tuomas (University of Helsinki) Mobilising Against Europe at the Intersection of the A Relational Approach to the Identification Protest and Electoral Arenas: The Case of Italy of Advocacy Coalitions ZAMPONI, Lorenzo (Scuola Normale Superiore) P INGOLD, Karin (Universität Bern) P PIRRO, Andrea L. P. (Scuola Normale Superiore) FISCHER, Manuel (Universität Bern) HENRY, Adam (University of Arizona) Panel P216 Building B – 302 The Politics of Hydraulic Fracturing: An ACF Approach to Multilevel Institutions, Territorial Politics, the Role of Public Agencies in Policy Processes and Representation MOYSON, Stéphane (Université catholique de Louvain) P Subsystem Compartmentalisation in a Cross-National Chair: HIJINO, Ken (Kyoto University) Comparative Perspective: Applying the ACF to Discussant: NAKAMURA, Etsuhiro Climate Change Committees’ Networks in Germany, (Aichi Gakuin University) Japan and USA Discussant: SHIMIZU, Naoki (University of Kochi) NAGEL, Melanie (Universität Konstanz) P SATOH, Keiichi (Universität Konstanz) Partisan 'Strongholds' in Comparative Perspective: Territorial Concentrations of Partisan Support Under HENRY, Adam (University of Arizona) Different Institutional Settings HIJINO, Ken (Kyoto University) P The Influences of Political Career Paths on Public Policy: The Case of Canadian Federal Parliament Members KIDO, Hideki (Kyoto Women's University) P

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Panel P224 Building B – 6 The Role of State Agency in Conflict Contagion: Turkey’s Experience of the Syrian Civil War Not-So-Traditional Actors and Issues in KAYHAN PUSANE, Özlem (Isik Universitesi) P Knowledge Politics and Policies Understanding Violent Forms of Economic Development Chair: RAVINET, Pauline and the Fluidity of Civil War Violence: A Case Study of Civil War and Foreign Direct Investment in Sudan (Institut d'Études Politiques de Lille) MAHER, David (University of Salford) P Discussant: ULNICANE, Inga (De Montfort University) The Kremlin Learns to Strike Back: Governance Capacity of Education Stakeholder Assessing Reactions to Protests in Russia Organisations in Multi-Level Governance Contexts ANANYEVA, Ekaterina (Charles University) P VUKASOVIC, Martina (Universitetet i Bergen) P Explaining Democratic Backsliding in Polish and Panel P286 Building C – 405 Hungarian Higher Education DOBBINS, Michael (Universität Konstanz) P Politicising Europe in National LABANINO, Rafael Pablo and European Elections (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) Chair: BRAUN, Daniela RIEDEL, Rafał (Independent Scholar) (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) European Think Tanks as Instruments of Public Diplomacy: Co-Chair: GRANDE, Edgar 'Bridges' between Knowledge and Foreign Policy in (WZB Berlin Social Science Center) the International Debate of Ideas BAJENOVA, Tatyana Discussant: HUTTER, Swen (Freie Universität Berlin) (Westminster International University in Tashkent) P Politicising Europe in European Elections – Historical Commissions: A Comparative Analysis The Meeting Point for Diplomats and Scientists? GRANDE, Edgar (WZB Berlin Social Science Center) P HÉBERT, Emmanuelle (Université catholique de Louvain) P BRAUN, Daniela (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) Panel P252 Institute of Romance Studies – 4.3 SCHWARZBÖZL, Tobias (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) Perspectives on Political Parties I Does Politicisation Matter for EU Representation? Chair: MISIC, Gorana (Central European University) A Comparison of Four European Parliament Elections THU VASILOPOULOU, Sofia (University of York) P Party Ideology and Public Spending: GATTERMANN, Katjana (University of Amsterdam) Evidence from 16 Post-Socialist Countries BURSAC, Dejan (Institute for Political Studies, Belgrade) P The Justification of Parties’ Positions on European Issues in EP Election Debates Transformations of Political Parties and Attitudes toward EUGSTER, Beatrice (Universität Bern) Power and Party Politics in Egypt under Al Sisi P POLIMENO, Maria Gloria (University of Exeter) P Bridging the Representation Gap? The EP 2019 Elections in Five North-West European Countries Dynamics of Party (De-)institutionalisation and Adaptive VIDAL, Guillem (European University Institute) Capacity: The Case of the Justice and Development P Party in Turkey Panel P296 Building C – 401 YAVUZYILMAZ, Hakan (Hacettepe University) P Divergent Levels of Party Membership Populist Communication in the Post-Yugoslav and CEE Democracies and Digital Media CULAR, Goran (University of Zagreb) P NIKIC CAKAR, Dario (University of Zagreb) Chair: SEELINGER, Ilana (University of Helsinki) Discussant: THIELE, Daniel (University of Vienna) Panel P281 Building B – 301 The French National Front and the Internet: How Populists Leaders Do Politics Online Political Violence and the State DAHANI, Safia (Institut d'Études Politiques de Toulouse) P Chair: DA SILVA, Raquel (University of Birmingham) The Demand Side of Populism and the Web: Threat Perception and Weak State Response Investigating How Do Populists' Supporters to Political Challengers Engage Online HEINKEL, Jamison (Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg) P LISINSKA, Justyna (University of Southampton) P

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The Power of Emotions: Panel P377 Building D – 2.04 Populist Communication on Facebook BIL-JARUZELSKA, Anna (Norwegian University of Science The Ethics of Political Encounters & Technology, Trondheim) P Chair: LINDROOS, Kia (University of Jyväskylä) GORA, Anna (Norwegian University of Science & Technology, Trondheim) Populism, Neo-Traditionalism and the Backlash against the Catholic Church in Post-2015 Poland Panel P305 Building D – 2.05 SADECKA, Agnieszka (Jagiellonian University) P PIEKARSKA-DURAJ, Łucja (Jagiellonian University) Public Justification Existential Resistance in Soviet West Chair / Discussant: FERRETTI, Maria Paola BENNICH-BJÖRKMAN, Li (Uppsala Universitet) P (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) Heroes, Villains, Public Spaces and Public Memory: The Fallibilism of Public Reason The Politics of Memorialisation in an Uneasy Democracy BESPALOV, Andrei (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) P WARRINGTON, Edward (University of Malta) P Disabled Lives in Deliberative Systems Panel P388 Building D – 2.03 AFSAHI, Afsoun (University of Amsterdam) P Catholic Natural Law Tradition vs Public Reason Liberalism The Interrelated Dynamics of Urban BAROŠ, Jiří (Masaryk University) P Environments, Social Media and The View from Anywhere: Political Participation A Better Orientation towards Public Justification? Chair: HANISCH, Klaudia BURKS, Deven (University of Luxembourg) P (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen) Where Does Public Reason Reside? The Justificatory Task in Constitutional Democracy Urban Spaces, Socialising Networks and Outdoor Media Shows: The Complex Engines of Political Participation DUFEK, Pavel (Masaryk University) P VOINEA, Camelia Florela (University of Bucharest) P Panel P359 Institute of Romance Studies – 4.1 Evaluation of Social and Political Effects of New Technologies of Urban Development in the Context

THU Surveillance Policies and of the Current Stage of the Administrative Reform the Governance of Surveillance of the Russian Federation DEDUL, Anastasia (St Petersburg State University) P Chair: SCHÜNEMANN, Wolf J. (Hildesheim University) Pathways to Corruption: Discussant: REIBERG, Abel (Freie Universität Berlin) A Fuzzy-Set Qualitative Comparative Analysis of Guard of the Guardians or Paradoxical Facilitator? Corruption in Central Eastern Europe Assessing the EU’s Role in Regulating Online Surveillance VILLANUEVA, Prince Aian and Data Sharing (Corvinus University of Budapest) P SCHÜNEMANN, Wolf J. (Hildesheim University) P STEIGER, Stefan (Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg) Panel P398 Building B – 501 Upping the Ante on Bulk Surveillance: The Politics of Bureaucratic Structures An International Compendium of Good Legal Safeguards and Oversight Innovations Chair: FLEISCHER, Julia (Universität Potsdam) VIETH, Kilian (Stiftung Neue Verantwortung) P Co-Chair: YEŞILKAĞIT, Kutsal Mind the Accountability Gap: (Departments of Political Science and Public Oversight of Bulk Collection Practices in the UK Administration, Universiteit Leiden) and the Netherlands in the Post Snowden Era Discussant: WEGRICH, Kai PAICU, Silviu (Hertie School of Governance) (Mihai Viteazul National Intelligence Academy) P How do Political Parties Survive without Organisational Protecting Data or Protecting Dominance? Resources in New Democracies: Tactics of Politicisation Authority as an Enabling and Constraining Force of the Local Administration in Romanian Cities OBENDIEK, Anke Sophia (Hertie School of Governance) P GJOKSI, Nisida (European University Institute) P Limits of the GDPR in Regulating Profiling DRAPALOVA, Eliška (Hertie School of Governance) and Algorithmic Decision-Making Ministry Structures Under Authoritarianism: PADDEN, Michaela (Karlstad University) P Evidence from Russia ÖJEHAG, Andreas (Karlstad University) FLEISCHER, Julia (Universität Potsdam) P BURKHARDT, Fabian (National Research University, Higher School of Economics) 58 PANEL SESSION 3

Administrative Efficiency or Political Reshuffle? Transnational Populism, the European Constitution, Organising Ministerial Jurisdictions in the Early Years and Constitutional Resistance of the Federal Republic of Germany BLOKKER, Paul (Università di Bologna) P SCHMUCK, David (University of Bamberg) P Populists as New Elites? SIEBERER, Ulrich (University of Bamberg) A Comparison between Italy and Switzerland DZIDA, Angela (University of Bamberg) MAZZOLENI, Oscar (Université de Lausanne) P What is a Name For? Renaming Ministries ANSELMI, Manuel (Università degli Studi di Perugia) and Ministerial Units as Political Signals PILOTTI, Andrea (Université de Lausanne) BEZES, Philippe (Sciences Po Paris) P Transnational Populism in Austria and Germany? FLEISCHER, Julia (Universität Potsdam) Comparing the Austrian Freedom Party and JAMES, Oliver (University of Exeter) the Alternative for Germany YEŞILKAĞIT, Kutsal (Departments of Political Science and HEINISCH, Reinhard (Universität Salzburg) P Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) WERNER, Annika (Australian National University) 'Populists in Power' and Intellectual Elites: Panel P409 Building A – 214 A New Relationship? The Psychology of Passions: Emotions, DILETTI, Mattia (Sapienza University of Rome) P Values and Political Orientations Bring it Back to ‘the People’! Notions of National and European Citizenship Chair: CAPELOS, Tereza (University of Birmingham) and Voting for Populist Parties in Europe Co-Chair: VAN DER NOLL, Jolanda WEGSCHEIDER, Carsten (Universität Salzburg) P (FernUniversität in Hagen) NEZI, Roula (University of Surrey) Hot Reaction: Affect and Values as Determinants of Illegal and Violent Political Actions Panel P449 Building C – 301 CAPELOS, Tereza (University of Birmingham) P Understanding the Role of Officials RORI, Lamprini (University of Exeter) and Experts in EU Institutions GEORGIADOU, Vassiliki (Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences) Chair: VAN DEN BROEK, Onna Malou KAFE, Anastasia (King's College London)

(Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences) THU Discussant: UHRIG, Bettina What if Citizens Have Too Much Compassion or an (Oslo Metropolitan University) Empathy Deficit? Explaining Political Attitudes and Behaviour with Empathic Ability When Policy Entrepreneurship Doesn’t Do the Trick: An Analysis of the Juncker Commission's SCHAFFNER, Florian Simon (University of Oxford) P European Agenda on Migration The Differing Effects of Personal Values on Attitudes CAMISÃO, Isabel towards Migrants in East and West Europe (CICP Center for Research in Political Science) P ABDALLAH, Saamah The Power of Expertise: Assessing the Influence of (Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, Universität Erfurt) P Technocrats in Intergovernmental Euro Crisis Negotiations Issue Based Affective Polarisation in a Multiparty Polity TARLEA, Silvana (University of Basel) P HRBKOVÁ, Lenka (Masaryk University) P TORTOLA, Pier Domenico (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen) Emotional Dynamics of Political Scandals and The Political Economy of Administrative Scandalisations Policy Harmonisation in the EMU: VERBALYTE, Monika A Discourse Network Analysis of the EPSAS Project (Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg) P HORNI, Pascal (ZHAW School of Management and Law) P Panel P428 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.1 Obligation or Socialisation? Attendance at Ministerial Meetings of the Council The Transnational Dimension of Populism: of the EU and the Rotating Presidency Manifestations, Interactions, and GRUMBINAITE, Ieva (European University Institute) P Mobilisations Chair: BLOKKER, Paul (Università di Bologna) Panel P450 Institute of Geography – 320 Discussant: VOERMAN, Gerrit VAAs and Party Research (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen) in Second Order Elections Chair: GARZIA, Diego (University of Lucerne)

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Discussant: MARSCHALL, Stefan Parties’ Organisational Profiles and Policy Positions: (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf) The Italian Case CALOSSI, Enrico (Università di Pisa) Clicking and Voting: Agenda Setting in Voting Advice P Applications for the European Elections 2019 KROUWEL, André (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) CHRISTIANSMEYER, Gregor BARDI, Luciano (Università di Pisa) (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen) P PIZZIMENTI, Eugenio (Università di Pisa) KAUFER, Ricardo (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen) GIANFREDA, Stella (Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna) Examining Voter-Flight from Mainstream Parties using Party Placement Across Europe: VAA Data from Different National Elections Contexts Introduction to the Euandi 2019 Data MANAVOPOULOS, Vasileios (University of Cyprus) P CICCHI, Lorenzo (European University Institute) P TRIGA, Vasiliki (Cyprus University of Technology) MICHEL, Elie (University of Lucerne) Nowcasting and Forecasting Potentials of VAAs: GARZIA, Diego (University of Lucerne) The Case of Smartwielen.lu TRECHSEL, Alexander H. (University of Lucerne) KIES, Raphael (University of Luxembourg) P WALCZAK, Agnieszka (Luxembourg Institute of Socioeconomic Research) DUMONT, Patrick (Australian National University)

Panel Session 4 Thursday, 5 September 11:00–12:40

Panel P022 Building B – 402 Co-Chair: COGELS, Maximilien (Université catholique de Louvain) Backsliding, Rule of Law Discussant: ERZEEL, Silvia (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) THU and Judicial Reforms Home Sweet Home? The Geographic Concentration of Chair: GJUZELOV, Borjan Campaigning in Flexible List PR Systems (Queen Mary, University of London) COGELS, Maximilien (Université catholique de Louvain) P Discussant: SIPULOVA, Katarina (Masaryk University) DE WINTER, Lieven (Université catholique de Louvain) Resisting the Majoritarian Temptation: The Do Open List Systems Support the Representation of Understandings of Separation of Powers and Democracy Ethnic Minority Women? Evidence from the Brussels Case by the Constitutional Courts in Slovakia and Hungary JANSSEN, Chloé (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) P STEUER, Max (Department of Political Science, Comenius Who Should Run And Where? A Conjoint Experiment University Faculty of Arts) P on Party Member Support for Candidate Nomination Backsliding, Weak Implementation, or Failed at the German State- And Federal-Level Institutionalisation? Reforming Judicial Councils in JANKOWSKI, Michael Macedonia and Serbia Under the Aegis of the EU (Carl Von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg) P FAGAN, Adam (King's College London) P BERZ, Jan (Leuphana Universität Lüneburg) GJUZELOV, Borjan (Queen Mary, University of London) The Impact of Candidate Selection Processes Rule of Law Gone Wrong: The Crisis of Poland's on the Representation of the Pool of Candidates: Constitutional Tribunal The Case of the Elections to the European Parliament CALLEROS, Hector (University of Warsaw) P KELBEL, Camille (Université catholique de Lille – ESPOL) P Tale of Two Courts: Explaining Variation in Panel P032 Building A – 217 Decision‑Making of the Russian Constitutional Court and the European Court of Human Rights Brexit and Democracy: KHALIKOVA, Yulia (Universität Bremen) P The Role of National Parliaments Panel P025 Building A – 309 and the European Parliament Chair: BOROŃSKA-HRYNIEWIECKA, Karolina Between Parties and Voters: (University of Wrocław) Representation Among Candidates Discussant: FASONE, Cristina (LUISS University) Chair: JANSSEN, Chloé (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) 60 PANEL SESSION 4

The European Parliament in the Brexit Process: Institutional Reforms and Judicial-Legislative Relations in Leading Role, Supporting Role or Just a Small Cameo? Hungary BRUSENBAUCH MEISLOVA, Monika (Masaryk University) P GYULAI, Attila (National University of Public Service) P The Irish Parliament and Brexit PÓCZA, Kálmán (National University of Public Service) BARRETT, Gavin (University College Dublin) P DOBOS, Gábor (National University of Public Service) Brexit Scrutiny in Poland and the Role Political Control through Parliamentary Inquiries: of the Polish Parliament How Committees of Inquiry Strengthen the Quality of BOROŃSKA-HRYNIEWIECKA, Karolina Democracy (University of Wrocław) P KEPPEL, Matthias (University of Vienna) P The War Powers of the UK House of Commons: What Can We Learn from History? Panel P059 Building A – 218 STRONG, James (Queen Mary, University of London) P Collaborative Arrangements Panel P035 Building C – 301 and Service Delivery Choices Chair: TAVARES, Antonio Campaign Effects (CICP Center for Research in Political Science) in Contemporary Elections Discussant: SWIANIEWICZ, Paweł Chair: GATTERMANN, Katjana (University of Warsaw) (University of Amsterdam) Central and Local Divergent Preferences in the Co-Chair / Discussant: GOLDBERG, Andreas Municipal Service Delivery (University of Amsterdam) RODRIGUES, Miguel (CICP Center for Research in Political Science) P Digital Campaigning for the 2018 Local Elections: Which Candidates and Local Parties Jumped CAMÕES, Pedro J. (CICP Center for Research in Political Science) on the Bandwagon? VANDEN EYNDE, Gunther (University of Leuven) P Brothers in Arms: Scoping the Architecture and Intensity of Local Collaborative Arrangements PUT, Gert-Jan (University of Leuven) MOTA, Luis (Universidade de Aveiro) MADDENS, Bart (University of Leuven) P SILVA, Patrícia (Universidade de Aveiro) How Does Parties’ Advertising and Medias’ Coverage TELES, Filipe (Universidade de Aveiro) THU Trigger Short-Term Changes in Issue Ownership Perceptions, and to Whom? MORENO PIRES, Sara (Universidade de Aveiro) PETITPAS, Adrien (University of Geneva) P Factors Influencing Local Service Delivery Choices in Poland A Strategic Campaign Weapon? The Use of Online Political Microtargeting in Four European Democracies SZMIGIEL-RAWSKA, Katarzyna (University of Warsaw) P LÓPEZ ORTEGA, Alberto (University of Zurich) P LUKOMSKA, Julita (University of Warsaw) United We Vote? Campaign Engagement and Voter Country, Sector, and Time Effects in Remunicipalisation: Turnout in the 2019 European Parliament Elections A Meta-Regression Analysis GOLDBERG, Andreas (University of Amsterdam) P VOORN, Bart (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) P MARQUART, Franziska (University of Amsterdam) Panel P060 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.8 DE VREESE, Claes (University of Amsterdam) How to Win a Constituency – Do Local Campaigns Collective Will-Formation Across Borders Matter? Electoral Consequences of Constituency Campaign Strategies in German Federal Elections, Chair: CRUM, Ben (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) 2009–2017 Discussant: NICOLAIDIS, Kalypso (University of Oxford) ANGENENDT, Michael Collective Will Formation (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf) P and Inter-Democracy Externalities LORD, Christopher (Universitetet i Oslo) P Panel P040 Institute of Romance Studies – 2.4 Collective Decision-Making and Popular Votes Institutional Engineering on International Regulations EL-WAKIL, Alice (University of Zurich) P Chair: KROEBER, Corinna (University Greifswald) Membership Politics Across Borders: Discussant: LAGO, Ignacio (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) The Case for a Boundary Assembly Reconciling Democracy and Expertise by Institutional AHLHAUS, Svenja (Universität Hamburg) P Design KRICK, Eva (Universitetet i Oslo) P 61 PANEL SESSION 4

Fiscal Policy Externalities in the EMU: Panel P104 Building C – Amf A A Normative Assessment MERLO, Stefano (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) P Elite Governance and Democratic Innovation Panel P069 Building C – 201 Chair: DINICA, Valentina Consequences of the Freedom of (Victoria University of Wellington) Movement in the European Union: Discussant: MATAN, Ana (University of Zagreb) New Perspectives and Prospects Democratic and Technocratic Innovations in the EU: Pathways to Stakeholder Participation in Supranational Chair: HEINDLMAIER, Anita (Universität Salzburg) Executive Policymaking Discussant: WISS, Tobias BUNEA, Adriana (Universitetet i Bergen) P (Johannes Kepler University Linz) Sortition as a Finalite Politique for EU Democracy Free Movement Under Challenge: GLOGOWSKI, Paweł (University of Wrocław) P The Indexation of Family Benefits Performing Democratic Innovation: The European HEINDLMAIER, Anita (Universität Salzburg) P Medicines Agency’s Public Assessment of Valproate BLAUBERGER, Michael (Universität Salzburg) WOOD, Matthew (University of Sheffield) P KOBLER, Carina (Universität Salzburg) When, Where, and Why Might Elected Political Elites Steps Backwards in the Field of Intra EU Mobility Adopt Democratic Innovations? MASLOWSKI, Solange (Charles University) P BEAUVAIS, Edana (McGill University) P How National Parliamentarians Face Up to the Impact YAYLACI, Sule (University of British Columbia) of the European Integration on the Labour Market? Understanding the Changes in Governance The Case Study of Posted Workers in France and Participation in Brazil WEILL, Pierre-Edouard LIMA, Valesca (University College Dublin) P (Institut d'Études Politiques de Strasbourg) P MICHON, Sébastien Panel P106 Building A – 308 (Institut d'Études Politiques de Strasbourg) Mobile Care Workers in the European Union: Elites and Political Careers THU Different Labour Regimes and their Problems in Practice Chair / Discussant: KERBY, Matthew KOBLER, Carina (Universität Salzburg) P (Australian National University) Panel P101 Building B – 1 The Leadership of Executive Heads in Spain and Portugal during the Debt Crisis, 2008–2016 Electoral Challenges: COLLADO CAMPAÑA, Francisco Inequality, Migration, Globalisation (Universidad Pablo de Olavide) P JIMÉNEZ-DÍAZ, José-Francisco Chair: BERMEJO, Rut (Rey Juan Carlos University) (Universidad Pablo de Olavide) Discussant: STEINER, Nils Survival of Ministers in Central Europe – (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz) New Parties, New Trends? The Impact of the Migration Crisis SVAČINOVÁ, Petra (University of Hradec Králové) P on Electoral Politics in Europe Still a Stepping Stone? HAVLIK, Vlastimil (Masaryk University) P A Revised Analysis of MEPs’ Career Pathways VODA, Petr (Masaryk University) MARZI, Paolo (Università degli Studi di Siena) P Unequal Responsiveness to Rich and Poor VERZICHELLI, Luca (Università degli Studi di Siena) in Comparative Perspective Parliaments Day by Day: Parliamentary Careers SCHAKEL, Wouter (University of Amsterdam) P in Comparison – Core Database Increasingly Lost in Translation? TURNER-ZWINKELS, Tomas (University of Basel) P Redistribution Preferences and Vote Choice HUWYLER, Oliver (University of Basel) ROSSET, Jan (University of Geneva) P FRECH, Elena (University of Geneva) Globalisation, Crisis, and Voting Behaviour: The Electoral MANOW, Philip (Universität Bremen) Impact of the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund BAILER, Stefanie (University of Basel) CIOBANU, Costin (McGill University) P HUG, Simon (University of Geneva) BRIDGMAN, Aengus (McGill University)

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Elites, Gender and Political Careers: Soft Power for a Global Transition to Sustainable Energy: Portugal in a Comparative Perspective Germany’s Bilateral Energy Partnerships ESPÍRITO SANTO, Paula (Institute of Social and Political QUITZOW, Rainer Sciences, University of Lisbon) P (Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies) P THIELGES, Sonja Panel P148 Building A – 418 (Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies) HELGENBERGER, Sebastian Gender, Populism and Illiberal Democracy (Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies) Chair: NALIVAIKĖ, Augustė Towards a Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty (Kaunas University of Technology) NEWELL, Peter (University of Sussex) P Discussant: FELLEGI, Zuzana Investment Trends in Japan’s Overseas Coal Business: (Anglo-American University in Prague) A Sector-by-Sector Empirical Analysis Discussant: KOROLCZUK, Elżbieta (Södertörn University) TRENCHER, Gregory (Tohoku University) P DOWNIE, Christian (Australian National University) (Anti-)Feminism and Populism: The Case of Law and Justice in Poland HASEGAWA, Koichi (Tohoku University) GWIAZDA, Anna (King's College London) P ASUKA, Jusen (Tohoku University) Power to the People: The Italian Antigender Coalition Panel P159 Building D – 2.02 from the Margin to the Center (Via Lega) DONÀ, Alessia (Università degli Studi di Trento) P ICTs, Civil Society and BELLÈ, Elisa (Università degli Studi di Trento) Changes in Government Opposition to Gender+ Equality in Times of Crises: Chair / Discussant: MARTIN-SHIELDS, Charles The Case of Hungary (German Development Institute) VIDA, Bianka (University of Surrey) P Transparent, Yet Still Corrupt? Defining Fascist Versatility: Exploring the Conditions for Open Government Data The Feminine Figure in the Greek Extreme Right as New Digital Transparency to Affect Corruption NASTOS, Dimosthenis ŽUFFOVÁ, Mária (University of Strathclyde) P (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) P ITrust in Government – Silencing Women – The Impact of Trust on the Use of EGovernment THU The Populist Discourse of Illiberal Democracy JUNGKUNZ, Tatjana (Zeppelin University Friedrichshafen) P SATA, Robert (Central European University) P Origination and Distribution of Cyber Nationalism War on ‘Genderism’ in Poland: in East Asia An Intersectional Look at the Responses Dealing with a Shock Campaign that Became Governmental Policy RHEE, Wonkyung (Waseda University) P GAWEDA, Barbara (Tampere University) P Panel P165 Building B – 301 Panel P149 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.2 Identity, Learning and Violent Extremism Global Governance and Chair: BUSHER, Joel (University of Coventry) the Clean Energy Transition Learning to Be a Fascist Satanist Online Chair: QUITZOW, Rainer LEE, Benjamin (University of Lancaster) P (Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies) KNOTT, Kim (University of Lancaster) Co-Chair: THIELGES, Sonja Education Against Radicalisation: (Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies) The Role of Educators in Preventing and Discussant: GOLDTHAU, Andreas Addressing Radicalisation in Tunisia and the UK (University of London, Royal Holloway College) CUCCU, Fabrizio Leonardo (Dublin City University) P Competition and Conflict: The Role of Guiding Visions 'I’m Not the Same, but I’m Not Sorry; in the International Sustainable Energy Transition My Ideas and My Fight Remain the Same': THIELGES, Sonja Exploring Dialogical Positioning in the Self-Transformation of a Former Politically Violent Militant (Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies) P DA SILVA, Raquel (University of Birmingham) QUITZOW, Rainer P (Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies) ROSA, Catarina (Universidade de Aveiro) The Many Spaces of Counter-Radicalisation: The Enactment of Prevent in England LEWIS, James (University of Lancaster) P 63 PANEL SESSION 4

Panel P167 Building C – Amf B Co-Chair: PERNA, Roberta (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid – Innovation and Deliberation Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos del CSIC) in the Context of Democratic Erosion Discussant: MORENO-FUENTES, Francisco Javier Chair: FELICETTI, Andrea (University of Leuven) (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid – Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos del CSIC) Co-Chair / Discussant: ERCAN, Selen A. (Institute for Governance and Policy Analysis, The Impact of EU Enlargement on Social Policies: University of Canberra) Germany and Switzerland as ‘Welfare Magnets’? GAGO, Angie (Université de Lausanne) P What Challenges for Political Participation in Times of 'Post-Representative' Politics? MAIANI, Francesco (Université de Lausanne) The Case of Urban Movements in Rome Minimum Income Schemes in Southern Europe: CACIAGLI, Carlotta (Scuola Normale Superiore) P European Mobility as a Test for Social Europe RIPAMONTI, Gaia Matilde (Dipartimento di Scienze ‘Hard to Reach’ or ‘Easy to Ignore’? Exploring Equality in Community Engagement: Politiche, Università degli Studi di Perugia) P A Review of Evidence from Scotland and the UK Swimming Against the Tide? The Juncker Commission LIGHTBODY, Ruth (Glasgow Caledonian University) P and the Revision of the Posting of Workers Directive ESCOBAR, Oliver (University of Edinburgh) CORTI, Francesco (Università degli Studi di Milano) P Forging Connections in the Policy Making Access to Health Care for 'Illegal EU Migrants' in Process: How Administrative Practices Times of Crisis: Selective Inclusion and Hierarchies of Can Strengthen Deliberative Systems Health‑Related Deservingness in Italy and Spain BOSWELL, John (University of Southampton) P PERNA, Roberta (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid – Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos del CSIC) P Forging Democratic Connections in the Public Sphere: A Deliberative Appreciation of Alternative Forms BRUQUETAS, Maria (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) of Participation MORENO-FUENTES, Francisco Javier (Universidad ERCAN, Selen A. (Institute for Governance Autònoma de Madrid – Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos del CSIC) and Policy Analysis, University of Canberra) P HENDRIKS, Carolyn (Australian National University) The External Dimension of Social Protection: EU Nationals’

THU Access to Social Protection in Third Countries Panel P178 Building B – 7 KONSTANTINIDOU, Angeliki (Sciences Po Paris) P Interest Representation and Legitimacy Panel P187 Building D – 2.04 in (Multi-Level) Governance Knowledge and Expertise Chair: VUKASOVIC, Martina (Universitetet i Bergen) in International Organisations Discussant: SATOH, Keiichi (Universität Konstanz) Chair / Discussant: REINERS, Nina Keeping IT Platforms Open: (Universität Potsdam) Resisting the Power of Firm Lobbyists Co-Chair: CANNON, Cecilia (Graduate Institute of VON INGERSLEBEN-SEIP, Nora International and Development Studies) (Technical University of Munich) P Following the Expert Advice Interest Groups and the Legitimacy of Governance of International Bureaucracies RASMUSSEN, Anne (University of Copenhagen) P BUSCH, Per-Olof (Universität Potsdam) P REHER, Stefanie (University of Strathclyde) LIESE, Andrea (Universität Potsdam) Subnational Interest Representation in the EU: HEINZEL, Mirko (Universität Potsdam) The Municipality of Oslo's Engagement KEMPKEN, Mathies (Universität Potsdam) in the EU's Waste Package GRØNNESTAD, Solveig (University of Stavanger) P Beyond Learning and Accountability: Comparing the Political Use of Evaluation in International Organisations Panel P182 Building A – 318 ECKHARD, Steffen (Universität Konstanz) P JANKAUSKAS, Vytautas International Mobility and Social (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) Protection in Europe Expertise in Security Council Decision-Making on Sanctions: The Non-Proliferation Sanctions Chair: KONSTANTINIDOU, Angeliki (Sciences Po Paris) on North Korea and Iran DOERFLER, Thomas (Universität Potsdam) P

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Knowledge of the Future: Negotiating Conditionality: The Genesis of Federal Grant Anticipatory Governance by International Organisations Programs in Australia, Canada, and the United States BERTEN, John (Universität Bremen) P SCHNABEL, Johanna (University of Kent) P KRANKE, Matthias (University of Warwick) P Between Power Concentration and Fragmentation: Epistemic Authority in Global Governance: Transformation of the State and Multilevel Governance – How Experts Network Knowledge in the Politics Contradicting Trends in Territorial Politics of Environmental Migration BENZ, Arthur (Technische Universität Darmstadt) P PILATH, Angela (University of Oxford) P Panel P199 Institute of Geography – 336 Panel P188 Building C – 101 Measuring Populism, Labour, Social Classes and Inequality Parties and Democracy Chair: ZAJAK, Sabrina (Ruhr-Universität Bochum) Chair: ZASLOVE, Andrej Co-Chair: HAUNSS, Sebastian (Universität Bremen) (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) Discussant: KRASTEVA, Anna Discussant: VAN KESSEL, Stijn (New Bulgarian University) (Queen Mary, University of London) Crowd-Cleavage Alignment: Do Protest-Issues The Will of the People? and Protesters’ Cleavage Position Align? Populism and Support for Direct Democracy DAMEN, Marie-Louise WIESEHOMEIER, Nina (Norwegian Police University College) P (IE School of Global and Public Affairs) P VAN STEKELENBURG, Jacquelien WELP, Yanina (University of Zurich) (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) RUTH-LOVELL, Saskia The Italian Labour-Capital Conflict During (German Institute of Global And Area Studies) and After the Crisis: Between Trade Unionism The Ins and Outs of Measuring Populism and Social Movement Unionism with Expert Surveys FRAZZETTA, Federica (Università di Catania) P ZASLOVE, Andrej (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) P PILATI, Katia (Università degli Studi di Trento) MEIJERS, Maurits (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) PERRA, Margherita Sabrina (University of Cagliari) Italy, the Promised Land of Populism? New Cleavages in the Knowledge Society? Evidence from an Expert Survey on European Parties THU Social Movements and the Production, and Social Media Big Data Use, and Valorisation of Knowledge CALOSSI, Enrico (Università di Pisa) P HAUNSS, Sebastian (Universität Bremen) P IMPERATORE, Paola (Università di Pisa) Movement Goals, Recruitment Strategies, VIVIANI, Lorenzo and Stratification: How Mitigation and Adaptation (University of Pisa, Dipartimento di Scienze Politiche) Shape Inclusion in Climate Justice Projects ANDRETTA, Massimiliano (Università di Pisa) DE MOOR, Joost (Stockholm University) P Identifying Left- And Right-Wing Populist Parties with Expert Surveys Panel P197 Building B – 302 ANDREADIS, Ioannis (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) P STAVRAKAKIS, Yannis (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) Longitudinal Dynamics in Territorial Governance Co-sponsored by IPSA Panel P238 Building A – 215 Research Committee 28 ‘Comparative Federalism and Multilevel Governance’ Parties, Party Systems and Parliaments Chair: DARDANELLI, Paolo (University of Kent) Chair: MARCINKIEWICZ, Kamil (Universität Hamburg) Discussant: DANDOY, Régis (Ghent University) Discussant: LINHART, Eric (Technische Universität Chemnitz) Autocratic Rule and Dynamic De/Centralisation Parties' Attention towards the Refugee Issue – DARDANELLI, Paolo (University of Kent) P Exploring Salience Strategies in Parliamentary Debates How the Autonomy Demands and Statutes DEISS-HELBIG, Elisa (Universität Stuttgart) P of Territorial Communities Arise and Evolve: A Qualitative Comparative Analysis of Labour Market Dualisation, the Decline of the Social Sub-State Restructuring in Western Europe Democratic Party and the Rise of Populists in the Czech Republic NIESSEN, Christoph (Université catholique de Louvain) P LINEK, Lukáš (Institute of Sociology, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic) P

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Transparency, Policy Review and Electoral Preferences: The Ideational Aspect of Policy Changes: The Political Aftermath of Pension Reform Stability vs Malleability of Ideas in the United Kingdom BURGONSKI, Piotr PUPAZA, Elena (Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw) P (The London School of Economics & Political Science) P Learning in Policy Formulation: Information Utilisation and Learning Processes Within Ministerial Cabinets Panel P241 Institute of Romance Studies – 2.5 of the Belgian Francophone Governments SQUEVIN, Pierre (Université catholique de Louvain) Party Organisation and Intra-Party P AUBIN, David (Université catholique de Louvain) Processes: Supranational, National LHOMMEAU, Lev (Université catholique de Louvain) and Regional Perspectives Conflict Resolution via Policy Learning: A Comparative Chair: POGUNTKE, Thomas Analysis of Enablers and Obstacles to Marine National (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf) Park Establishment in Sweden Discussant: KOSIARA-PEDERSEN, Karina SANDSTRÖM, Annica (Lulea University of Technology) P (University of Copenhagen) SÖDERSTRÖM, Sara (Södertörn University) Latin American Intraparty Democracy: From Emergence to Output: Ideas in the Policy Process How Parties Organise in the New Century TREIN, Philipp (Université de Lausanne) P MIRANDA OLIVARES, Nicolás VAGIONAKI, Eleftheria (Université de Lausanne) (Universidad de Salamanca) P GARCÍA DÍEZ, Fátima (Universidad de Salamanca) Panel P290 Building B – 6 OLUCHA-SÁNCHEZ, Francisco (Universidad de Salamanca) Politics of Big Science and Research MARTÍNEZ-HERNÁNDEZ, Aldo Adrián Infrastructures Within and Beyond Europe (Universidad de Salamanca) Chair: ULNICANE, Inga (De Montfort University) The Dimensionality and Causality of Party Organisational Discussant: BOLLIGER, Isabel (Université de Lausanne) Change: A European Investigation BORZ, Gabriela (University of Strathclyde) P The Rise of National Research Infrastructure Policies: The Case of Sweden and Switzerland

THU Explaining Political Party Support for Supra-Nationalism and Regionalism: BOLLIGER, Isabel (Université de Lausanne) P A Comparative Study of Party Manifestos Research Infrastructure for Science, Technology UEKAMI, Takayoshi (Kokugakuin University) P and Innovation Studies: The Experience of the RISIS OGAWA, Hiroki (Kochi University) REALE, Emanuela (National Research Council-IRCRES- TANAKA, Masako (University of Tokyo) Research Institute on Sustainable Economic Growth) P TAKASHIMA, Asako (University of Tokyo) (New) Big Science in Belgium: AJISHI, Yu (University of Tokyo) Exploring the Transformation of SCK•CEN, 1988–1993 BROOKHUIS, Hein (University of Leuven) Party Statutes in New and Established Parties: P New Wine in Old Bottles? VAN LEEUWEN, Robert (University of Leuven) SCARROW, Susan (University of Houston) P Changing Politics and Technologies of Big Science GAUJA, Anika (University of Sydney) and Research Infrastructures ULNICANE, Inga (De Montfort University) Dutch and Swiss Party Affiliations: P An Historical-Comparative Perspective Panel P293 Building A – 216 VOERMAN, Gerrit (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen) P Populism and Radical Grassroots Panel P257 Building B – 401 Mobilisation Policy Learning and Policy Change Chair: GUASTI, Petra Chair: MOYSON, Stéphane (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) (Université catholique de Louvain) Discussant: FROIO, Caterina (Sciences Po Paris) Discussant: TREIN, Philipp (Université de Lausanne) Making Democracy Great Again: Direct, Participative or Local? What Type of Democratic The Respective Effects of Knowledge and Non- Renewal Do Populist and Radical Voters Support? Knowledge on Policy Learning in the European Liberalisation Policy Process of Belgian Network Industries ALEXANDRE, Chloé (Sciences Po Grenoble) P MOYSON, Stéphane (Université catholique de Louvain) P

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Young Poles – Young Populist? Panel P343 Institute of Geography – 332 The March of Independence in 2018 WALECKA, Katarzyna Shaping Good Citizens through Public (Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw) P Policies: How does the State Contribute WOJTAS, Kinga to Defining Citizenship? (Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw) Chair: BARRAULT-STELLA, Lorenzo Towards a ‘Green Kingdom’: Radical Right Environmentalism in Hungary (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique) LUBARDA, Balsa (Central European University) P Co-Chair: DOUNIÈS, Thomas (Université de Picardie) Discussant: CHARLTON, Mark (De Montfort University) Panel P329 Institute of Romance Studies – 4.3 Citizenship as a Form of Anticipatory Obedience? Implications of Preventive Social Policy in Germany Researching Security Communities – EWERT, Benjamin (FernUniversität in Hagen) Causal and Non-Causal Approaches P The (Un)acceptable Civic Policy Feedbacks: Chair: ATTINÀ, Fulvio (Università di Catania) Conciliating Normalisation and Neutrality in the Making Simulating Wars that have Never Happened: of French Education Policies Comparing Counterfactual Wars between Members DOUNIÈS, Thomas (Université de Picardie) P and Non-Members of the Security Community The Recent Politicisation of Immigration in Poland in Light STAUBER, Jakub (Charles University) P of Pre-Existing State Practices: Continuity or Change in KOFRON, Jan (Charles University) the Understanding of Citizenship and Nationhood? Formation of the North American Security Community SKOWRONSKA, Kaja (University of Nantes) P KUĽKOVÁ, Miroslava (Charles University) P Beyond ‘Good Citizenship’? Everyday Perceptions of Citizenship in the Midst of Brexit Defence Integration and Change in Established Security Communities: A European Study SIKLODI, Nora (University of Portsmouth) P KUČERA, Tomáš (Charles University) P What Are We Fighting For? Introducing a Political Genre of ‘Battle Exhortations’ DITRYCH, Ondrej (Institute of International Relations) GALNOOR, Netta (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) P Cognitive-Affective Leadership in the Transatlantic Community: Economic Sanctions Against Russia in the Ukraine Crisis Panel P349 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.1 THU BEAUREGARD, Philippe (Université Laval) P Social Networks and the Transformation Panel P333 Building C – 404 of the Political Sphere Chair: SACCÀ, Flaminia Rhetoric of Hybrid Concepts (Università degli Studi della Tuscia) Chair: PALONEN, Kari (University of Jyväskylä) Co-Chair / Discussant: RUZZA, Carlo Co-Chair: WIESNER, Claudia (University of Jyväskylä) (Università degli Studi di Trento) Discussant: MALKOPOULOU, Anthoula Conflictual Political Narrations at a Time of Limited (Uppsala Universitet) Ideologies: Majority Logics and Social Network Communication 'Die Soziale Heimatpartei': A Slogan of the Austrian NEGRI, Michele (Università degli Studi della Tuscia) P Freedom Party as an Example of Concealed Hybridity Election Campaigns in Times of Social Network LOEFFLER, Marion (University of Vienna) P Communication: An Italian Case Study Hybridisation of Football and Politics in Italy SACCÀ, Flaminia (Università degli Studi della Tuscia) P SÖDERMAN, Mira (University of Jyväskylä) P Post Politics: Morphology of a Social Campaign A Chinese Perspective on Impartiality as MASSIDDA, Luca (Università degli Studi della Tuscia) P the 'Quality of Government' – Lessons from Mozi Conceptualising Solidarity: JOSHI, Devin (Singapore Management University) P A Four-Dimensional Approach From Cultural Hybrid to Polity: Republican and WALLASCHEK, Stefan (Universität Bremen) P Democratic Ideas in the War of Greek Independence KNEUER, Marianne (University of Hildesheim) BIZAS, Konstantinos (University of Jyväskylä) P

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Panel P350 Building D – 2.05 How the Reform Process Matters for Democracy: A Sequence Analysis of Presidential Term Limit Reforms Social Risks and Policy in Africa and Latin America HEYL, Charlotte Chair / Discussant: SCHUPPERT, Fabian (German Institute of Global And Area Studies) P (Queen's University Belfast) LLANOS, Mariana Precarious Work and the Distribution of Social Risk (German Institute of Global And Area Studies) FERRETTI, Maria Paola The Head of State and the Politics of Constitutional (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) P Amendment in Francophone Africa: Why Socioeconomic Inequalities in Health The Case of Senegal Threaten Relational Justice: A Proposal JAKUBIAK, Łukasz (Jagiellonian University) P for an Instrumental Evaluation HAVERKAMP, Beatrijs Panel P383 Building B – 202 (Wageningen University and Research Center) P Social Risks and the Unavoidability of Politics The Governance of Sector Coupling: LANGER, Ruben (University of Duisburg-Essen) P Socio-Technical and Political Challenges of Maintaining Energy Transitions Panel P360 Institute of Romance Studies – 4.1 Chair: KEMMERZELL, Jörg Surveillance, Security, and Security State (Technische Universität Darmstadt) Co-Chair: KNODT, Michele Chair: VIOLA, Lora Anne (Freie Universität Berlin) (Technische Universität Darmstadt) Discussant: FRANKOWSKI, Paweł Discussant: NEUKIRCH, Mario (Universität Stuttgart) (Jagiellonian University) Interconnected Sectors and Societal Insecurity: The The Business of Spying: The Privatisation of Surveillance Missing Link between Energy Transition and Cybersecurity Technology Development – A Transatlantic Perspective DYRHAUGE, Helene (University of Roskilde) P VENEMA, Agnes KRISTENSEN, Sanne Brasch (University of Roskilde) (Mihai Viteazul National Intelligence Academy) P Governing Mobile Batteries: Expansion and Entrenchment of the National Security THU The Challenges of Using Electric Vehicle Batteries State after Crises: Why Rolling Back Surveillance Policies as a Storage Service for Electricity Grids is So Difficult KESTER, Johannes (University of Oxford) P VIOLA, Lora Anne (Freie Universität Berlin) P The Governance of Sector Coupling The Technologisation of Security and the Securitisation Challenges of Inventing the Second Phase of Surveillance: Examining the Interaction of Surveillance of the German 'Energiewende' Technology and Legal Norms in Post 9/11 US KEMMERZELL, Jörg (Technische Universität Darmstadt) P PETROSYAN, Davit (Universität Konstanz) P KNODT, Michele (Technische Universität Darmstadt) Surveillance Lobbying: Conceptualising the Policy Energy Transition without Societal Change? The Blind Process of Surveillance Law Spot of the Current Debate on 'Sector Coupling' SEHN, Linus (Universität Potsdam) P NEUKIRCH, Mario (Universität Stuttgart) P Panel P365 Building C – 403 AYKUT, Stefan C. (Universität Hamburg) POHLMANN, Angela (Universität Hamburg) Term Limits and Succession Rights ENGELS, Anita (Universität Hamburg) in Autocratic Regimes SUHARI, Mirko (Zeppelin University Friedrichshafen)

Chair: FRUHSTORFER, Anna Panel P396 Building C – 401 (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen) Discussant: KÖKER, Philipp (Universität Hannover) The Political Implications of Media The Political Implications of Popular Support for and Journalistic Hybridity Presidential Term Limits in Russia Chair: SELVIK, Kjetil CHAISTY, Paul (University of Oxford) P (Norwegian Institute of International Affairs) WHITEFIELD, Stephen (University of Oxford) Co-Chair: HØIGILT, Jacob (Universitetet i Oslo)

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Authoritarian Publics in Flux: Panel P401 Building A – 407 Transformation of the Russian Media Landscape after the 2011–2012 Protests 'For Fair Elections' The Politics of Regulatory Expansion LITVINENKO, Anna (Freie Universität Berlin) P Chair: CABANE, Lydie (Departments of Political TOEPFL, Florian (Freie Universität Berlin) Science and Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) Hybrid Regimes, Hybrid Media: Discussant: WEGRICH, Kai Contesting Public Debate in Times of Uncertainty (Hertie School of Governance) HØIGILT, Jacob (Universitetet i Oslo) P Horizontal Integration and [non-State] Regulatory SELVIK, Kjetil (Norwegian Institute of International Affairs) Expansion: Voluntary Carbon Offset Certifications and VOLTMER, Katrin (University of Leeds) the Challenge of Jurisdictional Diversity The Role Performance of Journalists as Political Actors: BOLANOS, Jose A Comparing Differences in the Hybridisation (The London School of Economics & Political Science) P of Journalistic Cultures between Authoritarian Contexts Consultants in Regulatory Expansion and Transitional Democracies MELLADO, Claudia LOBLOVA, Olga (University of Cambridge) P (Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Valparaiso) P Delegation and Democratic Control: Can Independent Regulatory Agencies Become Too Independent? Journalism Under Instrumentalised Political Parallelism: Media and Politics in Lebanon MAUSE, Karsten (Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster) P SELVIK, Kjetil (Norwegian Institute of International Affairs) P HØIGILT, Jacob (Universitetet i Oslo) Panel P410 Building A – 214 Understanding Brussels Journalism: News Production in a Politicised Europe The Psychology of Perceptions: AALDERING, Loes (University of Vienna) P Information Processing LECHELER, Sophie (University of Vienna) and Issue Preferences GATTERMANN, Katjana (University of Amsterdam) Chair: CAPELOS, Tereza (University of Birmingham) Panel P399 Building C – 405 Co-Chair: VAN DER NOLL, Jolanda (FernUniversität in Hagen) The Politics of European Populism: The Effects of Threat on Perceived Legitimacy of THU Transnational Cooperation Democratic Procedures: A Laboratory Experiment and Politicisation ŠEREK, Jan (Masaryk University) P Chair / Discussant: HERMAN, Lise (University of Exeter) Public Misperceptions of European Integration: A Comparative Study of Six EU Member States Patterns of Opposition: How Europe Has Been Politicised in the Refugee Crisis STOECKEL, Florian (University of Exeter) P REIFLER, Jason (University of Exeter) HUTTER, Swen (Freie Universität Berlin) P (Mis)handling Budapest: Responding to Policy Signals? An Experimental Study The European Politics of the Rule of Law on the Relationship between Information about Policy Adoption and Policy Support HERMAN, Lise (University of Exeter) P TRÜDINGER, Eva-Maria (Universität Stuttgart) P LACEY, Joseph (University College Dublin) HILDEBRANDT, Achim (Universität Stuttgart) Contest Over Europe? Party Competition Strategies towards the Populist Radical Right during European Testing an Integrative Theory of Beliefs and Emotions Parliament Election Campaigns in Germany Predicting Trump Support PYTLAS, Bartek REDLAWSK, David (University of Delaware) P (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) P MATTES, Kyle (Florida International University) How Populist is the Populist Radical Right? ROSEMAN, Ira (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey) Examining Right-Wing Populist and Nationalist Discourses in the 2014 and 2019 European Parliament Elections Panel P420 Building D – 2.03 RODI, Patricia (Queen Mary, University of London) P The Role of Law and Institutions KARAVASILIS, Lazaros (Loughborough University) in the Legal Practice and Legal PULEO, Leonardo (Dipartimento di Scienze Politiche e Sociali, Università di Firenze) Requirements Dynamics Chair: SCHMIDT, Aernout (Departments of Political Science and Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) Co-Chair: VELICOGNA, Marco (IRSIG-CNR) 69 PANEL SESSION 5

Evolving Cross Border Judicial Procedures in the The Hungarian Voting Advice Application Vokskabin Changing Social and Economic Ecosystem of the EU 2019 – Impacts on the User's Electoral Behaviour VELICOGNA, Marco (IRSIG-CNR) P BARLAI, Melani (Andrássy Universität Budapest) P Institutional Dynamics and New Political Narratives Voting Advice Applications and Voting Behaviour: in Southern Europe Within or Between Party Effects? NAVARRO, María G (Universidad de Salamanca) P TROMBORG, Mathias (Aarhus Universitet) P Exploring the Complexity of Cross-Border Judicial ALBERTSEN, Andreas (Aarhus Universitet) Procedures: The Case of the Service of Documents Young and Politicised: An Evaluation of VAAs’ Impact VELICOGNA, Marco (IRSIG-CNR) P on Young University Students AMATO, Rosanna (Research Institute on Judicial System TALUKDER, David (Université Libre de Bruxelles) P of the National Research Council of Italy) JENNART, Isaïa (Universiteit Antwerpen) ONTANU, Elena Alina UYTTENDAELE, Laura (Université catholique de Louvain) (Erasmus School of Law, Erasmus University Rotterdam) Panel P468 Building D – 2 Panel P455 Institute of Geography – 320 FEATURED PANEL Voting Advice Applications and their The Plan S Debate: What does Open Effects: Are the Goals of VAAs Access mean for Political Science? Fulfilled in Practice? Chair: SUTTON, Caroline (Taylor & Francis Group) Chair: GALLINA, Marta (Université catholique de Louvain) Speakers: BULL, Martin (University of Salford) Co-Chair / Discussant: ROSEMA, Martin DUNLOP, Claire (University of Exeter) (Universiteit Twente) KENNEALY, Peter (European University Institute) Voting Advice Applications and Electoral Choice: PAZIK, Aneta (National Science Centre, Poland) A Typology of Effects ROSEMA, Martin (Universiteit Twente) P KLEIN KRANENBURG, Laurens (Universiteit Twente) THU Panel Session 5 Thursday, 5 September 15:50–17:30

Panel P011 Institute of Geography – 332 Elections with Multiple Positive and Negative Votes: An Experimental Study Active Citizenship: GIBBS, Tanya (Institute for Democracy 21) P Revisiting Citizen Practices CHAPPELL, Henry (American University of Sharjan) and Motives of Participation Today Panel P012 Institute of Romance Studies – 2.5 Chair: LEVY, Gal (Open University of Israel) Co-Chair: GIBBS, Tanya (Institute for Democracy 21) Active Learning in Discussant: DE BLASIO, Emiliana (LUISS University) Comparative Perspectives Green Material Citizenship? Rethinking Radical Chair: HAMENSTÄDT, Ulrich Democratic Politics as Socio-Material Practice (Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster) YANG, Mundo (University of Siegen) P Discussant: MISIC, Gorana Overcoming Political Apathy through Recognition as (Central European University) Co-Deciders via Alternative Forms of Participation WOLF-BAUWENS, Mira (University of Zurich) P Give Us Our Future Back! The Voice of Citizens-in-the- Making on Climate Change and Democracy KNOPS, Louise (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) P

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Creating Spaces for Political Socialisation by Panel P064 Building A – 309 Implementing Collaborative Learning Experiences with Students from Different Academic Levels Competition within Parties under M. COUSINOU, Gloria (Universidad Loyola Andalucía) P Open- and Flexible-List PR Systems – ÁLVAREZ DE SOTOMAYOR, Alberto The Perspective of Candidates and Voters (Universidad de Córdoba) HERRERO, Paula (Universidad Loyola Andalucía) Chair: VON SCHOULTZ, Åsa (University of Helsinki) CAMUS GARCIA, Estela (Universidad Loyola Andalucía) Discussant: PUT, Gert-Jan (University of Leuven) Strategies for Overcoming Problems in Teaching Social Finding the One: Complexity of Vote Choices in High Science Methods: A Comparative Case Study Information Open-List PR Systems PANOV, Stoyan (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg) P JÄRVI, Theodora (University of Helsinki) P SCHLEUTKER, Elina (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg) MATTILA, Mikko (University of Helsinki) Active Learning Teaching Techniques in Political VON SCHOULTZ, Åsa (University of Helsinki) Science: Story Telling and Collaborative Exercises Identifying Voter Potentials: Individual Candidates’ GUPTA, Smita (Delhi Metropolitan Education) P Perceptions and their Distortions MISHRA, Abhinav Kumar (Lloyd Law College, Gr. Noida) LICHTEBLAU, Josephine 'Team Based Learning' Applied to Political Science (WZB Berlin Social Science Center) P in Comparative Perspective Competition Within Parties Under Open- And Flexible-List ROIG, Rosa (University of Valencia) P PR Systems GARCÍA RIVERO, Carlos (University of Valencia) BESCH, Johannes (University of Zurich) P MARTÍN CUBAS, Joaquín (University of Valencia) Sharing Friends and Neighbours: BARBERÀ, Oscar (University of Valencia) How Geographic Distance between Co-Partisan Candidates Affects Intraparty Competition Panel P062 Building D – 2.03 PUT, Gert-Jan (University of Leuven) P VON SCHOULTZ, Åsa (University of Helsinki) Comparative Perspectives on Public Participation as a Tool of Regulatory Panel P065 Building C – 404 Governance Conceptualising and Chair: FINK, Simon Operationalising Democracy THU (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen) Chair: MOHAMAD-KLOTZBACH, Christoph Discussant: RASMUSSEN, Anne (Würzburg Julius-Maximilians University) (University of Copenhagen) Discussant: ZEYREK, Can (Philipps-Universität Marburg) Measuring the Democratic Qualities of Regulatory Agencies – Index Development and Illustration Aggregative and Deliberative Models of Democracy: Reciprocity as a Consolidating Concept? MAMAN, Libby (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) P KŘEPELOVÁ, Tereza (Masaryk University) P Passing on the Hot Potato? An Exploration into the Commission’s Proclivity to Outsource the Analysis of The Rise of Authoritarian 'Hybrid' Democracy after the Collected Input from Public Consultations the 'Great War': Colliding National Identities and Democracy in Upper Silesia, Teschen and Orava NASTASE, Andreea (Maastricht Universiteit) P KAILITZ, Steffen (Hannah Arendt Institute for RADULOVA, Elissaveta (Maastricht Universiteit) Totalitarianism Studies, Dresden) P Stakeholder Engagement and Regulatory Responsiveness: Pretty on Paper, but Democracy as a Global Hybrid Concept? What Happens on the Ground? A Suggestion of Two Core Concepts in Order to Systematically Open the Black Box of Democracy JEVNAKER, Torbjørg (Universitetet i Oslo) P as a Global Hybrid Concept From the ‘Responsible’ to the ‘Responsive’ Regulatory SCHUBERT, Sophia (Freie Universität Berlin) P State? Citizen Engagement, Parliamentary Oversight WEISS, Alexander (Universität Hamburg) and the Politicisation of Regulation Restricting Party Funding as an Instrument KOOP, Christel (King's College London) P of Militant Democracy LODGE, Martin (The London School of Economics & Political Science) RIJPKEMA, Bastiaan (Leiden University) P

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Configurations of Democracy – Institutional Reform and Judicial Behaviour Genesis of a Transcultural Theory of Democracy in the European Court of Human Rights to Measure the Meaning of Democracy STIANSEN, Øyvind (Universitetet i Oslo) P STARK, Toralf (University of Duisburg-Essen) P OSTERBERG-KAUFMANN, Norma Panel P080 Building B – 302 (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) Decentralisation and Ethnic Conflict Panel P074 Building A – 218 Chair: JUON, Andreas (University College London) Corruption, Clientelism and Electoral Discussant: VISHNEVSKAIA, Anastasiia Accountability at the Municipal Level (Freie Universität Berlin) 'Coacción Federal' – The Application of Article 155 Chair: TAVARES, Antonio in the Spanish 'State of Autonomies' (CICP Center for Research in Political Science) HOLESCH, Adam Co-Chair / Discussant: CHARRON, Nicholas (Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals) P (University of Gothenburg) Conditions of Success and Failure of Ethnic Regional Who Cares about Political Corruption? Elite and Mass Autonomies in Preventing Ethnic Conflict Electoral Accountability in Romanian Local Elections ZABOTKIN, Mikhail (Freie Universität Berlin) P BÅGENHOLM, Andreas (University of Gothenburg) P Ethno-Federal Design and Competitive Security Postures CHARRON, Nicholas (University of Gothenburg) in Cyprus Clientelism and Voter Mobilisation: KOKTSIDIS, Pavlos (University of Cyprus) P The Impact of Positive and Negative Inducements How the Empowerment of National Minorities at the JUSTESEN, Mogens K. (Copenhagen Business School) P Regional and Local Level Fuels Inter-Ethnic Violence: In the Golden Cage: The Relationship between Social The Case of Ethiopia Investment and Corruption in Czech Municipalities ROHRBACH, Livia (University of Copenhagen) P DRAPALOVA, Eliška (Hertie School of Governance) P The Whole is More Than the Sum of its Parts: Measuring Panel P088 Building C – Amf A Effects of Pork Barrel Politics on Local Elections

THU Democratic Innovations SPÁČ, Peter (Masaryk University) P and the Systems Turn Where or Whom to Contract? A Spatial Analysis of Political Party Connections in Chair: RINNE, Jonathan the Allocation of Public Contracts at Municipal Level (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) CAMÕES, Pedro J. Co-Chair / Discussant: DEAN, Rikki (CICP Center for Research in Political Science) P (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt)

Panel P075 Building B – 402 Towards a New Deliberative Quality: From Unitary and Idealised to Pluralistic and Courts and Judicial Decision-Making: Re‑Politicised Visions of Deliberative Democracy Methods and Data BÄCHTIGER, André (Universität Stuttgart) P PARKINSON, John (Maastricht Universiteit) Chair: STAPPERT, Nora (University of Copenhagen) Mini-Publics in the Democratic System of Switzerland: Discussant: SCHROEDER, Philipp Trust-Based, Critical, or Both? (University College London) GEISLER, Alexander (University of Geneva) P Referral-Free Behaviour of National Judges: STOJANOVIĆ, Nenad (University of Geneva) What Motivates the Use of EU Law Outside of 'Flows of Communication' in Deliberative Systems: the Preliminary Ruling Procedure? A Theory-Driven Concept of Transmissions GLAVINA, Monika (University of Leuven) P for Evaluating Democratic Innovations Beyond Footnotes: Comparing Case-Based Reasoning FLEUß, Dannica (Helmut-Schmidt-University / at The European Court of Human Rights and the University of the Armed Forces Hamburg) P International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia A Cultural Account of Communication STAPPERT, Nora (University of Copenhagen) P for Deliberative Democracy FRESE, Amalie (University of Copenhagen) PARKINSON, John (Maastricht Universiteit) P Judicial Positions on Political Reform: Designing Common Policy Scores from Judicial Text ENGST, Benjamin G. (Universität Mannheim) P GSCHWEND, Thomas (Universität Mannheim) 72 PANEL SESSION 5

Thinking Systemically about Democracy: How Electoral Systems Influence the Behaviour of Six Core Concepts Women in Parliaments – Evidence from the German DEAN, Rikki MMP System (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) P KROEBER, Corinna (University Greifswald) P GEIßEL, Brigitte When Does She Rebel? Explaining Vote Defection (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) in the Mixed-Member Electoral System of Germany RINNE, Jonathan DINGLER, Sarah (Universität Salzburg) P (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) RAMSTETTER, Lena (Universität Salzburg) Panel P096 Building B – 1 Panel P111 Building A – 407 Economic Voting Emerging Religious Oppositions Chair / Discussant: NAI, Alessandro to Populism: A New Kind of Public (University of Amsterdam) Engagement of Religious Communities Taking Income Dynamics Seriously: in Secularised Societies? Do Stagnating Incomes Increase Demand for Redistribution and Welfare? Chair: MEYER RESENDE, Madalena (Instituto Português de Relações Internacionais, IPRI-NOVA) WEISSTANNER, David (University of Oxford) P Co-Chair: BOLZONAR, Fabio The Impact of Austerity on Voting Behaviour: Evidence from Romania (Université Libre de Bruxelles) CIOBANU, Costin (McGill University) P The Catholic Church Against Far-Right Populism: Evidence from the Italian Case Economic Voting in Europe and Latin America: Citizen Reactions to Economic Cycles BOLZONAR, Fabio (Université Libre de Bruxelles) P CAMERON, Sarah (University of Sydney) P The ‘Islam Discourse’ in Poland since the Refugee Crisis RATTO, Maria Celeste (National Council for Scientific 2015: Alliances and Conflicts between the PiS Party and Technical Research of Argentina) and the Polish Catholic Church The China Shock and the Nationalist Backlash against ORAWSKI, Laura (Technical University of Dortmund) P Globalisation: Attitudinal Evidence from the British 'Retraditionalisation' and Sacralisation of 'Worldview Household Panel Survey Matters': The Politics of Values in Eastern Europe THU STEINER, Nils (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz) P GAWEDA, Barbara (Tampere University) P The Personalisation of Economic Voting Catholic Opposition to Democratic Backsliding: LAGO, Ignacio (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) P The Paradoxical Case of Poland LAGO-PEÑAS, Carlos (University of Vigo) MEYER RESENDE, Madalena (Instituto Português de Relações Internacionais, IPRI-NOVA) P Panel P097 Institute of Romance Studies – 2.4 Panel P112 Building C – 301 Effects of Political Institutions on Parties and Legislators Emotionality and Incivility Chair: VERBALYTE, Monika Chair: RIERA, Pedro (Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg) (IE School of Global and Public Affairs) Discussant: LOUWERSE, Tom (Departments of Political Discussant: DINGLER, Sarah (Universität Salzburg) Science and Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) Assessing the Impact of Political Regimes on Party System Continuity Dramatic and Post-Dramatic: Political Communication Strategies of Emotion Management DÜPONT, Nils (Universität Bremen) P KISS, Balázs (Centre for Social Sciences, Hungarian DÖRING, Holger (Universität Bremen) Academy of Sciences) P OSEI, Anja (Universität Konstanz) Who is Polluting the Debate? Tracing Back Hate Speech Controlling the Share? Party Control and the Gap to User Groups in Facebook Communication during between Representative Ambition and Distributional the German Federal Election Campaign 2017 Outcomes in Germany, the Netherlands, and Switzerland SCHÜNEMANN, Wolf J. (Hildesheim University) P TURNER-ZWINKELS, Tomas (University of Basel) P STEIGER, Stefan (Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg) FRECH, Elena (University of Geneva) Incivility in Political Communication: MANOW, Philip (Universität Bremen) Lessons from Hungary Electoral Institutions and Party Cohesion SZABO, Gabriella (Centre for Social Sciences, KOSANKE, Sven (University Greifswald) P Hungarian Academy of Sciences) P 73 PANEL SESSION 5

Uncivil Attacks, One-Liners, and Distrust towards Politics: From ‘Fighting Corruption’ to ‘Fighting the Corrupt Elite’? Investigating the Impact of Post-Debate Media Coverage Politicising Corruption Within and Beyond GOOVAERTS, Ine (University of Leuven) P the Populist Divide ENGLER, Sarah (University of Zurich) P Panel P127 Building B – 401 The Changing Ideological Justifications of Liberalism and its Socio-Economic Outcomes Explaining Institutional and VARGA, Mihai (Freie Universität Berlin) P Policy Change with New Tools and in New Fields of Application Panel P141 Building A – 318 Chair: THIEL, Andreas (University of Kassel) From Global Problems to Local Solutions: Discussant: VOGELER, Colette (TU Braunschweig) A Comparative Perspective on Immigrants Linkages Across Policy Stages? Understanding the Policy and Refugees' Reception Process through the IAD and Adjacent Action Situations Chair: DA SILVA, Amanda (Liège University) THIEL, Andreas (University of Kassel) P VILLAMAYOR-TOMAS, Sergio Co-Chair / Discussant: ARIS ESCARCENA, Juan Pablo (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) (Universidad de Sevilla) SCHÜTZE, Nora (University of Kassel) To Be or Not to Be Integrated When We are a Refugee: Institutional Restrictions of Russian National Urban Policy The CoLAB Project in France GORODNICHEV, Anton (National Research University, BRASSIER RODRIGUES, Cecilia Higher School of Economics) P (Université Clermont Auvergne) P Assessing Policy Designs and Policy Debate: From the EU Refugee Crisis to the Next-Door Refugee: Lessons for the IAD's Grammar Tool 'Saving' Refugees in Portugal HEIKKILA, Tanya (University of Colorado Denver) P PADILLA, Beatriz (Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia) WEIBLE, Chris (University of Colorado Denver) P VIEIRA, Adriane State-Reinforced Self-Governance and Institutional (Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia) Change: The Evolution of the New York City Watersheds GOLDBERG, Alejandro (ISCTE-IUL) Governing Arrangement THU SCHLAGER, Edella (University of Arizona) P From Borderisation to Local Dimensions and Back: Policies, Practices and Outcomes along the Alpine Chain Panel P140 Building C – 201 VERGNANO, Cecilia (University of Amsterdam) P From Accession Euphoria to Radical Backlash: An East-Central Panel P151 Building B – 201 European Sonderweg? Governing the Biophysical Environment: Chair: KIM, Seongcheol Air, Water and Land (WZB Berlin Social Science Center) Chair: NEWIG, Jens (Leuphana Universität Lüneburg) Co-Chair: BORBÁTH, Endre (Freie Universität Berlin) Discussant: DINICA, Valentina Discussant: BOCHSLER, Daniel (Victoria University of Wellington) (Central European University) Regulating Air: European Leadership and Debt, Austerity and the Rise of Conservative Nationalism the Transatlantic Clean Air Relationship BOHLE, Dorothee (European University Institute) P LACATUS, Corina (University of Edinburgh) P Toward a Typology of Post-Communist Successor Parties BEVAN, Shaun (University of Edinburgh) in East-Central Europe and an Explanatory Framework Understanding Urban Governance through Air Pollution for their Success Policy Instruments BORBÁTH, Endre (Freie Universität Berlin) P ECKERSLEY, Peter (Nottingham Trent University) P KIM, Seongcheol (WZB Berlin Social Science Center) HARRISON, Oliver (Nottingham Trent University) Contention in Times of Political Disappointment POBEREZHSKAYA, Marianna (Nottingham Trent University) and Anxiety: Post-Accession Environmental Protest Cooperation by Stealth? Promises and Pitfalls of the EU in the Czech Republic Approach to the Sustainable Use of Pesticides CÍSAŘ, Ondřej (Charles University) P BOZZINI, Emanuela (Università degli Studi di Trento) P NAVRÁTIL, Jiří (Masaryk University)

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Does Participatory Governance Benefit The Politics of Selection: Towards a Transformative Environmental Outcomes? Model of Environmental Innovation JAGER, Nicolas (Leuphana Universität Lüneburg) P HAUSKNOST, Daniel NEWIG, Jens (Leuphana Universität Lüneburg) (Vienna University of Economics and Business) P CHALLIES, Edward (Leuphana Universität Lüneburg) Politics of Industrial Survival: How Coal Industry Actors KOCHSKÄMPER, Elisa (Leuphana Universität Lüneburg) Shape the Behaviour of National Governments in EU Decarbonisation Negotiation Idiosyncrasies of Bioeconomy Policy Processes: Insights from Three Policy Areas of the German Bioeconomy REITZ, Sybille (Bavarian School of Public Policy) P VOGELPOHL, Thomas (FernUniversität in Hagen) P Balancing Technology-Push and Demand-Pull Policies TÖLLER, Annette Elisabeth (FernUniversität in Hagen) for Accelerating the Diffusion of Clean Energy BÖCHER, Michael NUÑEZ-JIMENEZ, Alejandro (ETH Zurich) P (Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg) Windows of Opportunity for Catching Up EWERT, Benjamin (FernUniversität in Hagen) in Formative Sectoral Systems: The Rise of China BEER, Katrin (Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg) in the Concentrated Solar Power Sector PERBANDT, Daniela (FernUniversität in Hagen) GOSENS, Jorrit (Aalborg Universitet) P GILMANOVA, Alina (Institute of Electric Engineering, Panel P154 Institute of Geography – 320 Chinese Academy of Science) LILLIESTAM, Johan How Political Parties (Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies) Raise and Spend Money Institutional Embeddedness and Firm Response to a Window of Opportunity: A Comparison of Newcomer Chair: PALANSKY, Miroslav (Charles University) Chinese and Incumbent German Solar PV Firms Co-Chair: FIORELLI, Chiara (Università di Bologna) QUITZOW, Rainer Discussant: McMENAMIN, Iain (Dublin City University) (Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies) P WEI, Zhang (Tsinghua University) Determinants of Parties’ Organisational Adaptation: Does the Distribution of Intra-Party Power Affect Parties’ NAURUSCHAT, Michael (Technische Universität Berlin) Ability to Re-Distribute Organisational Resources when WHITE, Steven (Tsinghua University) External Opportunities and Demands Change? Evidence from Finland, 1983–2017 Panel P177 Building B – 7 KOSKIMAA, Vesa (Åbo Akademi) P THU Interest Groups, Political Parties 'Don’t Bite the Hand That Feeds You': The Representative Role of Political Parties and Legislatures Analysed through their Financial Reports Chair: STATSCH, Patrick (University of Amsterdam) FIORELLI, Chiara (Università di Bologna) P Discussant: VAN DEN BROEK, Onna Malou IGNAZI, Piero (Università di Bologna) (King's College London) Investigating Parties’ Incomes and Expenses: A Tale of Asymmetry? Explaining Coalitions between A Spatial Approach to Party Finance Parties and Interest Groups JACOB, Marc S. (University of Edinburgh) P ALLERN, Elin Haugsgjerd (Universitetet i Oslo) P Politicians as Public Utilities? WØIEN HANSEN, Vibeke (Universitetet i Oslo) Funding the Political Class in Europe OTJES, Simon (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen) DICKINSON, Nicholas (University of Exeter) P MARSHALL, David (University of Reading) Panel P168 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.2 The Effects of Issue and Interest Group Characteristics on Lobbying Success in Germany Innovation and Industrial Policy GOLDBERG, Felix (Universität Stuttgart) P in the Global Clean Energy Sector BERNHAGEN, Patrick (Universität Stuttgart) PAKULL, Dominic (Universität Stuttgart) Chair: BAKER, Lucy (University of Sussex) Leading the Dance but Following Too: Co-Chair: QUITZOW, Rainer Interest Group Responsiveness to Political Parties (Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies) STATSCH, Patrick (University of Amsterdam) P Discussant: ĆETKOVIĆ, Stefan BERKHOUT, Joost (University of Amsterdam) (Bavarian School of Public Policy) TILLIE, Jean (University of Amsterdam)

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Do Lobby Groups Set the Governmental Agenda? Shifting Repertoires of Action in Times of Crisis: An Examination in Four Countries A Comparison of Paths towards Direct Social Action McKAY, Amy (University of Exeter) P across Europe BERKHOUT, Joost (University of Amsterdam) ZAMPONI, Lorenzo (Scuola Normale Superiore) P BERNHAGEN, Patrick (Universität Stuttgart) BOSI, Lorenzo (Scuola Normale Superiore) LEECH, Beth (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey) The Futility of Participation: CHALMERS, Adam (King's College London) Austerity and Public Reluctance to Oppose it HARRISON, Kate (University of Southampton) P Panel P180 Building D – 2.04 'The End of Cheap Labour': Discursive Opportunity Structure and International Bureaucracies' Influence Economic Protest in Post-Communist Settings on Public Policy and International HRUBES, Milan (University of Hradec Králové) P Organisations Panel P202 Building A – 217 Chair: EGE, Jörn (University of Exeter) Discussant: WAGNER, Nora (Deutsche Hochschule für Methodology Verwaltungswissenschaften Speyer) Discussant: MATOS, André (Universidade Portucalense) The Effects of Crises and the European Union on the Budgetary Institutions of Member States Parliamentary Mandate Fulfilment: An Automated Approach to Measuring Congruence between RAUDLA, Ringa (Tallinn University of Technology) P the Pre‑ and Post-Electoral Discourse of Parties Sanctions under the Stability and Growth Pact: KARTALIS, Yani The European Commission between Punishment (Universidade de Lisboa Instituto de Ciências Sociais) P and Pacification Predicting Roll-Call Voting from Parliamentary Speeches: SACHER, Martin (University of Luxembourg) P Latent Topic Modelling and Network Analysis VAN DER VEER, Reinout (Department of Public KWIATKOWSKA, Agnieszka Administration, Erasmus University Rotterdam) (SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities) P International Bureaucracies – Get to Know Your Data: Possibilities and Limits of Bringing and Framing in Global Policy Initiatives

THU Analysing Parliamentary Speeches with Wordfish CHATZOPOULOU, Sevasti (University of Roskilde) P ATZPODIEN, Dana Siobhan Theorising Bureaucratic Policy Influence in International (Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster) P Organisations: A Condition-Based Approach Peer Evaluation in Parliament – Assessing the EGE, Jörn (University of Exeter) P Parliamentary Performance of Belgian MPs BAUER, Michael (Deutsche Hochschule für SCHOBESS, Richard (Ghent University) P Verwaltungswissenschaften Speyer) Powerful Legislature or Rubber Stamper? WAGNER, Nora (Deutsche Hochschule für Verwaltungswissenschaften Speyer) A Text Reuse Analysis of Hungarian Bills and Laws MOLNÁR, Csaba (Institute for Political Sciences of the The Politics of International Bureaucracy: Hungarian Academy of Sciences) P Bridging Theoretical Perspectives from International Relations and Public Administration SEBOK, Miklos (Centre for Social Sciences, Hungarian Academy of Sciences) REINERS, Nina (Universität Potsdam) P BERKI, Tamás (Central Bank of Hungary) FLEISCHER, Julia (Universität Potsdam) Panel P226 Building A – 418 Panel P185 Building C – 101 Opposition to Gender and Sexual Equality It’s the Economy, Stupid: Political Economy, Activism and Democracy Chair: VIDA, Bianka (University of Surrey) Discussant: KAMENOU, Nayia (De Montfort University) Chair: ZAMPONI, Lorenzo (Scuola Normale Superiore) Discussant: SATA, Robert (Central European University) Discussant: ZAJAK, Sabrina (Ruhr-Universität Bochum) The Strategic Use of the Subsidiarity Argument in Battles Regime Change and Protest Patterns in Eastern Europe around Gender Equality DINEV, Ivaylo (Università degli Studi di Siena) P AHRENS, Petra (Tampere University) P VAN DER VLEUTEN, Anna (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen)

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'Everyone Has the Right to their Opinion': The Rise of Outsider Leaders: A Global Perspective Anti-Gender Ideology Rhetoric and Epistemic ALEXIADOU, Despina (University of Strathclyde) P Actor Coalitions of Slovak Policymaking BATURO, Alexander (Dublin City University) MEIER, Petra (Universiteit Antwerpen) P Populist Leadership and Charisma: VALKOVIČOVÁ, Veronika (Faculty of Social and A Comparison between Farage and Grillo Economic Sciences, Comenius University) CALÒ, Cristina (University of Edinburgh) P Religion and Gender Politics: The Political Entrepreneurship of the Lithuanian Catholic Church in The Determinants of the Appointment of Non-Partisans the Ratification Process of the Istanbul Convention to Coalition Cabinets: The Case of New Democracies NALIVAIKĖ, Augustė (Kaunas University of Technology) P SEMENOVA, Elena (Freie Universität Berlin) P DOWDING, Keith (Australian National University) And If Gender Ideology Opponents are Right? Gender Politics, Europeanisation and Anti-Colonialism Potent Executives: The Electoral Strength RAWŁUSZKO, Marta (University of Warsaw) P of Prime Ministers in Central Eastern Europe BERZ, Jan (Leuphana Universität Lüneburg) P Panel P256 Building B – 501 Panel P282 Building B – 301 Policy Implementation and Street Level Bureaucracies Political Violence in Non-Western Contexts Chair: SCHROETER, Eckhard Chair: LEE, Benjamin (University of Lancaster) (German University of the Police) A Critical Assessment of How the 'Syrian Crisis' Discussant: WITTWER, Stefan (Universität Bern) has been Labelled DARWISH, Housamedden (University of Cologne) P On the Support of Equal Employment Policies: The Effect of PSM, Political Attitudes and Public Sector Work Discourse of the Political Violence in the Non-Western PROKOP, Christine Political World (Russian Case) (Carl Von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg) P GLASER (KUKARTSEVA), Marina (National Research University, Higher School of Economics) TEPE, Markus (Carl Von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg) P JANKOWSKI, Michael When Organisational Incentives Trump Ideology and (Carl Von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg) Threat: Investigating the Lack of Cooperation among Small Groups in Syria and Palestine

Accountability Pressure and Agency Response THU SCHWAB, Regine in Times of Crisis (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) P KUENZLER, Johanna (Universität Bern) P SIEBERT, Katharina Ethnic and Racial Stereotypes and Biases (Max-Planck-Institute for Social Anthropology) in Frontline Implementation: A Systematic Review of Patterns and Possible Interventions Panel P292 Institute of Geography – 336 THOMANN, Eva (University of Exeter) P JAMES, Oliver (University of Exeter) Populism and Electoral Behaviour DERUELLE, Thibaud (University of Exeter) Chair: VERHAEGEN, Soetkin (Stockholm University) Latent Organisational Hybridity in Administrative Crisis Discussant: KAŁABUNOWSKA, Agata Management: The German Refugee Crisis of 2015/16 (Jagiellonian University) LENZ, Alexa (Universität Konstanz) P Is There a Populist Identity in Germany? ECKHARD, Steffen (Universität Konstanz) Evidence from a Representative Survey Politicised Policy Implementation KAHLE, Pia (TU Braunschweig) P WITTWER, Stefan (Universität Bern) P BANDELOW, Nils (TU Braunschweig) HINTERLEITNER, Markus (Universität Bern) HORNUNG, Johanna (TU Braunschweig)

Panel P273 Building A – 308 Populism in Narratives SHENHAV, Shaul (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) P Political Outsiders and OSHRI, Odelia (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) the Challenge of Party Politics Moving to the Extremes: Party Political Support for the Populist Radical Right – A Northern Ireland Perspective Chair: ALEXIADOU, Despina (University of Strathclyde) McMANUS, Cathal (Queen's University Belfast) P Discussant: BERTSOU, Eri (University of Zurich)

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Globalisation, Labour Market Change Research Policy as A Tool of ‘Identity Paradiplomacy’ – and the Renaissance of Class Voting: A Subnational Perspective on Science Diplomacy The Case of Ireland and the Netherlands MOSCOVITZ, Hannah ELKINK, Johan A. (University College Dublin) P (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev) P REGAN, Aidan (University College Dublin) Knowledge Power Europe: What Science Diplomacy Can Teach Us about the EU Panel P312 Building A – 216 YOUNG, Mitchell (Charles University) P RAVINET, Pauline (Institut d'Études Politiques de Lille) Radicalisation of the Mainstream Integrating Collaborative Research Programmes with Chair: VAN KESSEL, Stijn Science Diplomacy in UK-ASEAN Relations (Queen Mary, University of London) DANG, Que Anh (University of Bristol) P Discussant: STANLEY, Ben Science Diplomacy in Germany and Switzerland: (SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities) Introducing and Comparing 'Science and Innovation Reactions of the Mainstream Parties Centres' as a Novel Policy Instrument towards their Right-Wing Populist Challengers – EPPING, Elisabeth (University of Luxembourg) P Dealing with the AfD in German Federal States Science Diplomacy of Poland HEINZE, Anna-Sophie (Friedrich-Schiller Universität Jena) P SZKARLAT, Monika (Maria Curie-Sklodowska University) P Populists in Power: Populist Anti-Establishment Parties in Government Panel P361 Building D – 2.02 ARNOTT, Andrew (University of Sheffield) P The Dark Side of the Electorate? The Effect of Negativity Systemic Change in ‘Post-Crisis’ on the Populist Radical Right Vote Southern Europe MICHEL, Elie (University of Lucerne) P Chair: RODRÍGUEZ TERUEL, Juan GARZIA, Diego (University of Lucerne) (University of Valencia) Radicalisation of Mainstream Political Parties as Co-Chair / Discussant: TRONCONI, Filippo a Response to the Migration Crisis: The Case of (Università di Bologna) the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia Southern Europe in the Era of Governmental Coalitions? THU VEJVODOVÁ, Petra (Masaryk University) P LABRINOU, Katerina SPÁČ, Peter (Masaryk University) (Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences) P Are Populist Governments Detrimental BALAMPANIDIS, Ioannis to Individual and Minority Rights in Europe? (Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences) P SCHACKOW, Nathan (University of Innsbruck) P The Impact of Populism on Policy Change: Evidence from Southern Europe Panel P337 Building B – 202 EXADAKTYLOS, Theofanis (University of Surrey) P ROUNDTABLE Political Science in Energy NEZI, Roula (University of Surrey) Transition Studies – Searching for Identity Show Me What You Challenge, and I’ll Write Where between STS and Economics We Are Going: The Italian Party System Under Siege from Challenger Parties Chair: SZULECKI, Kacper (Universitetet i Oslo) PULEO, Leonardo (Università di Firenze) P Discussant: OSIČKA, Jan (Masaryk University) Coalition Government in Greece: The New Normal? Speakers: TSAKATIKA, Myrto (University of Glasgow) P GOLDTHAU, Andreas Model of Electoral System Change (University of London, Royal Holloway College) in Post-Crisis Greece and Italy KNODT, Michele (Technische Universität Darmstadt) LORENCKA, Małgorzata (University of Silesia) P KUZEMKO, C I (University of Warwick) JEWELL, Jessica (Universitetet i Bergen) Panel P373 Institute of Romance Studies – 4.3

Panel P339 Building B – 6 The Declining Effectiveness of the World Policy-Making Institutions Science Diplomacy: Interfaces of Knowledge and Foreign Policy Chair: IRRERA, Daniela (Università di Catania) Discussant: OLSEN, Gorm Rye (University of Roskilde) Chair: YOUNG, Mitchell (Charles University) Co-Chair / Discussant: RAVINET, Pauline (Institut d'Études Politiques de Lille) 78 PANEL SESSION 5

After Exit: Explaining the (In)Stability of Multilateral Panel P386 Institute of Romance Studies – 4.1 Cooperation after Hegemonic Withdrawal HEINKELMANN-WILD, Tim The Impact of Surveillance on (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) P Transparency and Trust Unrecognised Dynamics of Global Interdependence Chair: HALL, Matthew CHARALAMPAKI, Effie (Center For Euro-Atlantic Studies, (University of London, Royal Holloway College) Institute of International Relations, Athens) P Discussant: VIOLA, Lora Anne (Freie Universität Berlin) Regime Type and Co-Authorship in the UN General Assembly Surveillance and its Boundaries: Conceptualisations of Privacy of Slovak Citizens FINKE, Daniel (Aarhus Universitet) P KOVANIC, Martin (Department of Political Science, International Organisations’ Worldwide Media Comenius University Faculty of Arts) P Coverage: Who Gets to Read What about the Core Bodies of the Global Order A Republican Critique of Transparency: The Chilling Effects of Publicising Power PARÍZEK, Michal (Charles University) P HALL, Matthew Panel P378 Building D – 2.05 (University of London, Royal Holloway College) P From Autonomy to Anonymity: Citizens' Right to Privacy The Ethics of Religion in Public Space and Indian Democracy in the Post-Snowden Era KHAN, Aasim (IIIT-Delhi) Chair: LAUWERS, Anna Sophie (University of Aberdeen) P Alienation, Estrangement and Establishment Panel P389 Building C – 403 THOMPSON, Simon (University of the West of England) P How to Assess the Liberal Legitimacy The Intertwined Relationship between of Established Religion Parties, Presidents and Legislatures LÆGAARD, Sune (University of Roskilde) P Chair: ANCKAR, Carsten (Åbo Akademi) Governing the Sacred: Discussant: ÅBERG, Jenny (Dalarna University) Models of Political Toleration at Contested Sacred Sites Suspensive Veto Power Practise in Latvia PEREZ, Nahshon (Bar Ilan University Israel) P ABOLINA, Inese (University of Latvia) JOBANI, Yuval (Tel Aviv University) P Indirect Presidential Elections: THU Panel P382 Building C – Amf B A New Classification and Global Summary, 1945–2018 KÖKER, Philipp (Universität Hannover) P The Future Challenges of Inclusion – Common Trends or Diverging Trajectories? A Theorist's Response The Austrian and French Presidential Elections 2016/2017 and their Consequences Chair / Discussant: WOJCIECHOWSKA, Marta (The London School of Economics & Political Science) KÖKER, Philipp (Universität Hannover) P BODE, Eike (Universität Hannover) Democratic Decision-Making as a Non-Stop Learning Process On the Perils of Presidential Autonomy for the Institutionalisation of European Party Systems, 1848–2014 FUMAGALLI, Corrado (LUISS University) P CASAL BÉRTOA, Fernando (University of Nottingham) P Rendering Citizens Legitimate Synergies WEBER, Till (City University of New York) of Deliberative Talk and Agonistic Respect The Executive Dependence Upon the Legislature: MEALINGS, Charlie (King's College London) P Explaining the Allocation of Portfolios From a Politics of Presence to a Politics of Becoming: to Formateur Parties Disidentification as Radical Democratic Practice NASCIMENTO DA SILVA, Thiago (Universität Mannheim) P ASENBAUM, Hans (University of Westminster) P Inclusion of Democratic Blind-Spots Panel P411 Building A – 214 WOJCIECHOWSKA, Marta (The London School of Economics & Political Science) P The Psychology of Political Choice: Predispositions and Preferences Chair: CAPELOS, Tereza (University of Birmingham) Co-Chair: VAN DER NOLL, Jolanda (FernUniversität in Hagen) Discussant: ABDALLAH, Saamah (Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, Universität Erfurt) 79 PANEL SESSION 5

Coping and the Political Behaviour of Low Public Reasoning for Human Rights Socioeconomic Status Individuals and Human Rights Culture PELLICER, Miquel (University of Duisburg-Essen) P MOSAYEBI, Reza (Ruhr-Universität Bochum) P The Role of Generalised Trust in Individual Preference for the Populist Radical Right Panel P448 Building C – 401 ÖZDEMIR, Sina (Norwegian University of Science & Technology, Trondheim) P Understanding the Rise of Populism: Attention-Based Political and Support for Muslim Political Participation in Germany Communication Strategies on Social Media VAN DER NOLL, Jolanda (FernUniversität in Hagen) P The Dynamics of Social Polarisation of Adolescents Chair: MERKOVITY, Norbert (University of Szeged) in an Urban Context: The Impact of Resentment on Discussant: JACUŃSKI, Michał (University of Wrocław) Democratic Attitudes of Adolescents in Brussels Attention Dynamics between Right-Wing Populist KAVADIAS, Dimokritos (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) P Parties and their Social Media Followers: Tracing Issue MANSOURY, Elly (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) Directionality on Facebook during the 2019 EP Election HOFFMANN, Matthias (Università degli Studi di Trento) P Panel P434 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.1 KNÜPFER, Curd (Freie Universität Berlin) Thinking Reflexively about the Political BENERT, Vivien (Freie Universität Berlin) Sociology of the EU BENNETT, W. Lance (University of Washington) HEFT, Annett (Freie Universität Berlin) Chair: SWARTZ, David (Boston University) Virilio and Heidegger: Attention-Based Politics of Speed Discussant: KAUPPI, Niilo (University of Jyväskylä) in Central and Eastern Europe Discussant: WIESNER, Claudia (University of Jyväskylä) IMRE, Robert (Tampere University) P Bringing Pierre Bourdieu’s Reflexivity into Political Populism as a Communication Strategy in Social Media Sociological Analysis of the EU during the Presidential Election Campaign in South SWARTZ, David (Boston University) P Korea in 2017 TRZCIŃSKA, Julia (University of Wrocław) New Challenges to Political Sociology P from Changes in the EU Populist Political Communication in Hungary: THU TRENZ, Hans-Jörg (University of Copenhagen) P Content Analysis of Single-Member Constituency Candidates’ Facebook Posts Deflating the Problem of Democratic Deficit by HAJZER, Gergő (University of Szeged) Reconceptualising the Agential Role of the Demos P FLANAGAN, Brian MERKOVITY, Norbert (University of Szeged) (National University of Ireland, Maynooth) P Panel P453 Building A – 215 Opening Up the Parliamentary Black Box: The European Parliament as Transnational Field Voter Characteristics, Candidates LANDORFF, Laura (Aalborg Universitet) P and Electoral Behaviour Othering the EU in the Polish Right-Wing Parties' Discourse: Aims, Strategies and Consequences Chair: JANKOWSKI, Michael (Carl Von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg) GORA, Magdalena (Jagiellonian University) P ZIELINSKA, Katarzyna (Jagiellonian University) Discussant: MARCINKIEWICZ, Kamil (Universität Hamburg) Uses and Abuses of Field Theory Different, Traumatised or Capricious? Explaining Low KAUPPI, Niilo (University of Jyväskylä) P Electoral Turnout of Generation X in Poland Panel P438 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.8 ZAGÓRSKI, Piotr (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid – Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos del CSIC) P Traditions of Justification for Human Rights Gender and Ethnicity in Candidate Choice Experiments: and International Institutions A Meta-Analysis VAN OOSTEN, Sanne (University of Amsterdam) P Chair: TAYLOR, Anthony (University of Oxford) MÜGGE, Liza (University of Amsterdam) The Challenges of Human Rights with Chinese VAN DER PAS, Daphne (University of Amsterdam) Characteristics PILS, Eva (King's College London) P Justifications for Practices of Human Rights Enforcement: The UN Security Council PAVEL, Carmen (King's College London) P 80 PANEL SESSION 6

Down and Out: Depression, Political Efficacy and Voting From One Crisis to Another: How Transnational Conflict MATTILA, Mikko (University of Helsinki) P Lines Shape in the European Parliament BERNARDI, Luca (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) LEFKOFRIDI, Zoe (Universität Salzburg) P RAPELI, Lauri (Åbo Akademi) KATSANIDOU, Alexia (GESIS, Leibniz) PAPAGEORGIOU, Achillefs (University of Helsinki) MEP Role Understanding and Representation: Do Religious Voters Support Right-Wing Populist Parties? A Difficult Match? Evidence from Thirteen European Countries GATTERMANN, Katjana (University of Amsterdam) P MARCINKIEWICZ, Kamil (Universität Hamburg) P VASILOPOULOU, Sofia (University of York) DASSONNEVILLE, Ruth (Université de Montréal) WHITAKER, Richard (University of Leicester) The Reshaping of Political Conflict: The Changing Panel P454 Building C – 405 Relationship between Ideological Dimensions and Party Positions towards European Integration in Western Europe Voters’ Realignment, Party System BRAUN, Daniela Change and Political Representation (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) P in the European Parliament SCHÄFER, Constantin (Universität Mannheim) POPA, Sebastian (Universität Mannheim) Chair / Discussant: LEFKOFRIDI, Zoe SCHMITT, Hermann (Universität Mannheim) (Universität Salzburg) Discussant: PARTHEYMÜLLER, Julia The Role of Voting Advice Applications in the 2019 EP Election (University of Vienna) GARZIA, Diego (University of Lucerne) P Cartelisation in the EP Party Group System: TRECHSEL, Alexander H. (University of Lucerne) An Analytical Narrative MARTIN, Aaron (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) P

Panel Session 6 Friday, 6 September 09:00–10:40

Panel P017 Building C – 401 Panel P019 Building B – 6 Anxiety and Identity Change: The Assessing Higher Education Governance Emotional Drivers and Socio-Psychological Reforms Impact on System and University Underpinnings of Identity Change Performance: Theoretical and Practical Chair: RUMELILI, Bahar (Koç University) Contributions Discussant: TODD, Jennifer (University College Dublin) Chair / Discussant: DONINA, Davide (Università degli Studi di Bergamo) International Politics of Anxiety: Individual, Mass, and the State Maintaining Professional Knowledge at Universities of RUMELILI, Bahar (Koç University) P Applied Sciences: A Dutch Case

Anxiety and Japanese Identity Change FREDERIK, Hans (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) P FRI GUSTAFSSON, Karl (Stockholm University) P Does the Institutional Governance Model of Universities Matter for Third Mission Performance? An Analysis of Anxiety of the Unknown and (Mis)recognition in Public Spinoff and Patenting Activities in the Italian Context Perception of International Crises DONINA, Davide (Università degli Studi di Bergamo) P CHERNOBROV, Dmitry (University of Sheffield) P CIVERA, Alice (Università degli studi di Bergamo) MEOLI, Michele (Università degli Studi di Bergamo) Policy Mixes Over Time: Time and Sequences in Governance Reforms of Higher Education Systems in Europe CAPANO, Giliberto (Università di Bologna) P PRITONI, Andrea (Scuola Normale Superiore)

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Understanding Policy Failure as the Articulated Fields: Panel P077 Institute of Romance Studies – 2.5 Through the Lens of Poststructuralist Discourse Theory SUPAJAKWATTANA, Watcharapol (University of Essex) P Critical Perspective on Current Trends in Higher Education Panel P021 Building A – 214 Chair: HAMENSTÄDT, Ulrich Austerity, Crisis and Welfare State (Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster) Adjustment Discussant: PETTAI, Vello (University of Tartu) Chair: MERTENS, Daniel 'Women Teach, Men Think!' On the Double Discriminatory Effect (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) of Being a Woman in Universities’ Hiring Processes Discussant: HÜBSCHER, Evelyne BROMMESSON, Douglas (Lunds Universitet) P (Central European University) ERLINGSSON, Gissur (Linköping Universitet) Blaming the Victim – ÖDALEN, Jörgen (Uppsala Universitet) How the Rhetoric of the Inefficient Public Sector Was Decolonising the Politics Curriculum: Used to Implement Austerity Across Europe Obstacles, Opportunities, and Debates SZABO, Imre (University College Dublin) P CHOAT, Simon (Kingston University) P Converging or Diverging Views of Public Finance? RAMGOTRA, Manjeet A Comparison between Northern and Southern (School of Oriental and African Studies) European Countries Researchers in the Making: KARREMANS, Johannes (Universität Salzburg) P Overcoming the Challenges of Transition The European Semester and its Impact SILVEIRA, Carolina (University of Glasgow) P on the Welfare State ZEILINGER, Bernhard Panel P081 Building C – Amf A (University of Applied Sciences BFI Vienna) P Deliberative Democracy and Populism Panel P055 Building C – 403 Chair: GOOVAERTS, Ine (University of Leuven) Climate Change Policy Networks I: Co-Chair: ALLEGRETTI, Giovanni Policy Actors (Centro de Estudos Sociais, University of Coimbra) Chair: DI GREGORIO, Monica (University of Leeds) Discussant: BÄCHTIGER, André (Universität Stuttgart) Discussant: OCELÍK, Petr (Masaryk University) Democratic Innovations and Populism in Latin America: Participation, Contestation, and Latinos In-Between Insider Strategies, Outsider Strategies and Influence CRUZ RUIZ, Ernesto (Bavarian School of Public Policy) Reputation in Climate Change Policy Networks P WAGNER, Paul (University of Helsinki) P Let’s Talk About It: Reconciling Deliberative and Populist Analyses of Democratic Discourses YLÄ-ANTTILA, Tuomas (University of Helsinki) FLEUß, Dannica (Helmut-Schmidt-University/University of GRONOW, Antti (University of Helsinki) the Armed Forces Hamburg) P The Evolution of Climate and Forestry Policy Networks in RUTH-LOVELL, Saskia the Global South (German Institute of Global And Area Studies) DI GREGORIO, Monica (University of Leeds) P Sortition and Direct Democracy – Mitigating Populist BROCKHAUS, Maria (University of Helsinki) Rhetoric? Insights from a Case Study in Switzerland FRI The Story of Kelley et al: How Does Scientific Knowledge GEISLER, Alexander (University of Geneva) P Circulate in Efforts to Securitise Climate Change? STOJANOVIĆ, Nenad (University of Geneva) GOLDBERG, Matti (Technische Universität Darmstadt) P Are Populists Sore Losers? Explaining Populists’ Drivers of Collaboration in Nascent Policy Domain: Preferences for and Reactions to Referendums A Case of the Czech Climate Policy WERNER, Hannah (University of Amsterdam) P OCELÍK, Petr (Masaryk University) P JACOBS, Kristof (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) WAGNER, Paul (University of Helsinki) LEHOTSKÝ, Lukáš (Masaryk University) Panel P087 Building D – 2.05 GRONOW, Antti (University of Helsinki) Democratic Disturbance from In and Out Advocacy Coalitions and Climate Change Adaptation Networks in Southeastern Florida Chair: IM, Zhen Jie (University of Helsinki) NAGEL, Melanie (University of Konstanz) P Discussant: PALONEN, Emilia (University of Helsinki) HENRY, Adam (University of Arizona)

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Discussant: SIBINESCU, Laura Elena Trends and Characteristics of the Turkish Party System in (University of Helsinki) the Light of the 2019 Local Elections BARDAKCI, Mehmet (Istanbul Yeni Yüzyil University) Do Not Trust the Elite! Correlates among Populist P Attitudes and Trust in Politics and Media in Four Western European Countries Panel P099 Building A – 215 KIESLICH, Kimon (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf) P Electoral Behaviour I: Seat Allocation MARCINKOWSKI, Frank (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf) Methods and Territorial Patterns STARKE, Christopher Chair: FLIS, Jarosław (Jagiellonian University) (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf) Co-Chair: KAMIŃSKI, Marek Decisive or Dictatorial: (University of California, Irvine) Strongman-Style Leadership and Democratic Attitudes Spoiler Effects in Proportional Representation Systems: SNAGOVSKY, Feodor (Australian National University) P Evidence from Eight Polish Parliamentary Elections, WERNER, Annika (Australian National University) 1991–2015 Why Is Populism Rising in Some but Not in Other CEE KAMIŃSKI, Marek (University of California, Irvine) P Countries? Comparison of Poland and Estonia The Proportionality Principle WITAJEWSKA-BALTVILKA, Baiba in the World’s Electoral Systems (Institute for Structural Research, Warsaw) P BOCHSLER, Daniel (Central European University) P As Time Goes By, the Same Sentiments Apply: HÄNNI, Miriam (Universität Konstanz) Stability of Voters’ Satisfaction with Democracy during GROFMAN, Bernard (University of California, Irvine) the Electoral Cycle in 32 Countries NEMČOK, Miroslav (University of Helsinki) P Normative and Descriptive Applications of the Concept of Degressive and Progressive Proportionality WASS, Hanna (University of Helsinki) HAMAN, Jacek (University of Warsaw) P Fighting for Democracy? A Cross-Country Analysis of Physical Violence in Parliament, 1990–2015 When Do Past Voting Patterns Improve the Quality of SCHMOLL, Moritz Predicted Seat Allocation Under D’Hondt? (The London School of Economics & Political Science) P MARCINKIEWICZ, Kamil (Universität Hamburg) P TING, Wang Leung A Formal Model of the Relationship between the District (The London School of Economics & Political Science) Magnitude and the Number of Parties FLIS, Jarosław (Jagiellonian University) P Panel P098 Building D – 2.02 SŁOMCZYŃSKI, Wojciech (Jagiellonian University) STOLICKI, Dariusz (Jagiellonian University) Elections in Southern Europe – Still Democratic? Panel P110 Building B – 401 Turkey in Comparative Perspective Emerging Perspectives on Policy Change Chair: SZYMAŃSKI, Adam (University of Warsaw) Discussant: EICHHORN, Kristin Chair: BANDELOW, Nils (TU Braunschweig) (Chemnitz University of Technology) Co-Chair: HASSENTEUFEL, Patrick (Laboratoire Printemps – Université Versailles The Challenge of Turkey’s Opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) in a Dominant Party System St Quentin en Yvelines – Paris Saclay) BASKAN, Filiz (Izmir University of Economics) P Discussant: HORNUNG, Johanna (TU Braunschweig)

New Electoral Alliances in Turkey after the Regime Programmatic Groups in State Education Policy FRI Change to Presidentialism: A Path to Deepen Political KLEIN, Lisa (TU Braunschweig) P Polarisation or Cooperation? BANDELOW, Nils (TU Braunschweig) TAŞKıN, Burcu (Istanbul Medeniyet University) P HORNUNG, Johanna (TU Braunschweig) Electoral Malpractices in Turkey and their Impact on A Pragmatist Approach to Understand Political Regime Policy Proposal Trajectory SZYMAŃSKI, Adam (University of Warsaw) P ZITTOUN, Philippe (Sciences Po Grenoble) P Populism and De-Democratisation: Evidence from Economic Crisis and Policy Change: Elections and Referendums in Greece, 2015–2019 Towards a Sociological Actor-Centred Perspective UFEL, Wojciech (University of Wrocław) P HASSENTEUFEL, Patrick (Laboratoire Printemps – Université Versailles St Quentin en Yvelines – Paris Saclay) P SAURUGGER, Sabine (Sciences Po Grenoble)

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Policy Change for Sustainability through Institutional Panel P131 Building A – 309 Failure and Decline? NEWIG, Jens (Leuphana Universität Lüneburg) P Facilitating Representation: DERWORT, Pim (Leuphana Universität Lüneburg) Elite Behaviour and its Restrictions JAGER, Nicolas (Leuphana Universität Lüneburg) Chair: GIEBLER, Heiko Who’s The Expert? The Role of Scientific Advisory Boards (WZB Berlin Social Science Center) in the Policy Process Who Supports Financial Redistribution Within the EU? The JOHNSON, Renee (Rhodes College) P Conditionality of Political Elites’ Transnational Solidarity DOLGOY, Erin (Rhodes College) REINL, Ann-Kathrin (GESIS, Leibniz) P GIEBLER, Heiko (WZB Berlin Social Science Center) Panel P120 Building C – 201 Representation through Argumentation? EU and the Changing Global Order Constitutional Courts as Representatives of the People BOGÉA, Daniel (Università degli Studi di Genova) P Chair: TSAROUHAS, Dimitris (Bilkent University) What does the European Voter Expect from Members of Discussant: OLSEN, Gorm Rye (University of Roskilde) the European Parliament? A Conjoint Survey Experiment The Discursive Face of ‘Normative Power Europe’: of Citizens’ Preferences The Case of CETA Negotiation on Trade CHRISTENSEN, Henrik Serup (Åbo Akademi) P and Sustainable Development SVENSSON LA ROSA, Marco (Åbo Akademi) KUANG, Shuxiao (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) P GRÖNLUND, Kimmo (Åbo Akademi) Redefining Relations between the EU and the USA: The Role of the Three Seas Initiative (3SI) Panel P134 Building D – 2 ORZELSKA-STĄCZEK, Agnieszka (Polish Academy of Sciences) P FEATURED PANEL with RLI & ECPR Press – Transatlantic Trade and the City: Conflicts of Sovereignty Absorbing the Blow: Populist Parties and in the EU-wide Mobilisation Against TTIP and CETA their Impact on Parties and Party Systems RONE, Julia (University of Cambridge) P Chair: SNOWDEN, Dhara (Rowman & Littlefield International) Panel P123 Building B – 202 Co-Chairs: European External Energy Policy in Times ZASLOVE, Andrej of the Energy Transition (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) Chair: HERRANZ, Anna (Maastricht Universiteit) WOLINETZ, Steven (Memorial University of Newfoundland) Chair / Discussant: THALER, Philipp (Universität St Gallen) Discussant: VAN KESSEL, Stijn (Queen Mary, University of London) Dangerous Assets? The Politicisation of Investment Speakers: Governance in the Energy Sector IVALDI, Gilles HERRANZ, Anna (Maastricht Universiteit) P (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique) Governance through Real-Time Compliance: The HEINISCH, Reinhard (Universität Salzburg) Supranationalisation of European External Energy Policy GUERRA, Simona (University of Leicester) THALER, Philipp (Universität St Gallen) P CASAL BÉRTOA, Fernando (University of Nottingham) FRI Ukrainian Energy Security Rationale in Times of Crisis: A Shift towards West and Energy Independence Panel P139 Building C – 301 SURWILLO, Izabela (Metropolitan University Prague) P The Evolution of EU Approaches to International Energy Framing and Branding Governance: From a Minimum Standard Principle to Chair: MERILÄINEN, Niina (Tampere University) the Export of the EU’s Market Model Discussant: SELVA, Donatella (LUISS University) SIDDI, Marco (University of Edinburgh) P KUSTOVA, Irina (Independent Scholar) Beat Them with their Own Weapons: Making Human Rights 'Cool' Again – How to Communicate Human Rights Issues to Adolescents BERNHARD, Jana (Maastricht Universiteit) P

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The Human Face of Political Parties – Regulation in Isolation? The Management of Autonomy Political Brand Perspective by Boards of Regulatory Agencies ŻERKOWSKA-BALAS, Marta KOOP, Christel (King's College London) P (SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities) P BERKHOUT, Joost (University of Amsterdam) Troublemakers in the Streets? A Framing Analysis of Newspaper Coverage of Protests in the UK, 1992–2016 Panel P172 Institute of Romance Studies – 2.4 GRUBER, Johannes (University of Glasgow) P Institutional Challenges for Communicating a Contested Chinese Diplomatic Initiative: A Frame Analysis of Chinese Official Democratisation Rhetoric and Foreign Media Coverage Chair: YENER-RODERBURG, Inci Öykü on the Belt and Road Initiative (University of Duisburg-Essen) YANG, Hai (University of Leuven) P Discussant: MATOS, André (Universidade Portucalense) VAN GORP, Baldwin (University of Leuven) Democracy in Bhutan: Transition to Consolidation Panel P147 Building A – 308 KAUL, Nitasha (University of Westminster) P Institutions Participating in the Shaping Gender and Political Elites of Development Plans in Tanzania Chair: BUCKLEY, Fiona (University College Cork) BAMWENDA, Emilia (University of Wrocław) P Discussant: DOWDING, Keith Accountability and Rule of Law in Turkish Municipalities (Australian National University) Under Justice and Development Party Rule ATES EREN, Merve (Sabancı University) P Executive Careers of Slovak Ministers and State Secretaries from a Gender Perspective Democratisation in Autocratic Regimes: HUDACKOVA, Silvia (Department of Political Science, What is the Impact on Quality of Government? Comenius University Faculty of Arts) P VACCARO, Andrea (Sapienza University of Rome) P Political Parties, Issue Salience and the Appointment of Female Cabinet Members Panel P183 Building D – 2.04 HÖHMANN, Daniel (University of Bamberg) P International Organisations Do Party Primaries Punish Female Candidates? at the Street-Level The Effects of the Type of Selectorate on Women’s Selection as Party Leaders Chair: ECKHARD, Steffen (Universität Konstanz) ASTUDILLO RUIZ, Javier (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) P Discussant: THORVALDSDOTTIR, Svanhildur PANEQUE, Andreu (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) Women in the Second Line? Contested Priorities and Hidden Agendas: International VÁNYI, Éva (Corvinus University of Budapest) P Organisations Fighting HIV/AIDS in Tajikistan KORNEEV, Oleg (University of Paris-13) P Panel P166 Building D – 2.03 KLUCZEWSKA, Karolina (University Paris-13) Independent Regulatory Agencies: Expertise at Street Level: The Role of Staff Expertise in World Bank Project Success Improving Policy-Making or HEINZEL, Mirko (Universität Potsdam) P Escaping Accountability? Regime Management as Everyday Practice: Chair: MAGGETTI, Martino (Université de Lausanne) Exploring Background Knowledge and Interpretive

Discussant: YEŞILKAĞIT, Kutsal Activity in Multilateral Trade Governance FRI (Departments of Political Science and Public BOHNENBERGER, Fabian (King's College London) P Administration, Universiteit Leiden) Knowledge and Impartiality? The Role of International Organisations’ Staff in the Field The Global Dimension of Domestic Regulatory Agencies: A Networked Perspective of Political Legitimacy ECKHARD, Steffen (Universität Konstanz) P LATORRE, Indira (El Bosque University) P PARÍZEK, Michal (Charles University) A Quick and Easy Fix: How the Media Framed Central Panel P189 Building B – 402 Banks' Communication during the Post-Crisis Period – A Case Study on the National Bank of Romania Law and Courts: IACOB, Cristina Raluca (National University of Political Studies and Public Administration) P Behaviour and Political Context Chair: GLAVINA, Monika (University of Leuven)

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Discussant: STIANSEN, Øyvind (Universitetet i Oslo) Grassroots Contributions to Sustainability and Carbon Reduction – Foodsharing as an Example The Actorness of the International Criminal Court URDZE, Sigita (Technische Universität Darmstadt) P OIDTMANN, Raphael (Universität Mannheim) P Questioning the Transformative Thrust of Local Shadow of Courts in Modern Wars: Experiments in Socio-Ecological Change Comparing the US and UK HADERER, Margaret TRABUCCO, Lena (University of Copenhagen) P (Vienna University of Economics and Business) P The Unlikely Survival of a Constitutional Court: Promoting Opposition? The Politics of Judicial Review in Inter-War Austria Conceptualising the Intersection Movement Strategies BUBENHEIMER, Filip (University of Oxford) P on Environmental ‘Goods’ and ‘Bads’ Competing Incentives and Formal Independence: DE MOOR, Joost (Stockholm University) P Explaining Decision-Making of the African Court of Human and Peoples’ Rights Panel P192 Building B – 7 SQUATRITO, Theresa (University of Liverpool) P Lobbying Strategies: Panel P190 Building A – 217 Inside, Outside and Beyond Legislative-Executive Relations Chair: BINDERKRANTZ, Anne (Aarhus Universitet) Discussant: PEDERSEN, Helene Helboe Chair: GUPTA, Smita (Delhi Metropolitan Education) (Aarhus Universitet) Varieties of Parliamentarism: Lobbying and CSR: From Voluntary Codes Towards a Typology of Parliamentary Government to Actively Pushing for Stricter Regulation SONNICKSEN, Jared (Technische Universität Darmstadt) P VAN DEN BROEK, Onna Malou (King's College London) P TOKATLI, Mahir (Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn) Polish Interest Groups in Times of Democratic Backsliding: Mapping Current Challenges Divided Government, Italian Style: The Italian Policy‑Making Process in Bicameral Perspective POSPIESZNA, Paulina (Adam Mickiewicz University) P VETULANI-CĘGIEL, Agnieszka DAMIANI, Roberta (University College London) P (Adam Mickiewicz University) Executive-Legislative Power Balance: The Vote of Assessing the Political Activity Levels No‑Confidence and its Political Consequences of Membership Groups: When Do They HAZAN, Reuven Y. (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) P Engage in Specific Lobbying Activities? LENTO, Tal (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) WEILER, Florian (University of Basel) P Unpacking the Second Chamber Incongruence: A New Classification of Bicameral Parliaments Panel P195 Building A – 218 VASSALLO, Salvatore (Università di Bologna) P TRONCONI, Filippo (Università di Bologna) Local Governments When Do Cabinet Parties Use Parliamentary Committees Facing Climate Change I to Control Each Other? Chair: NAVARRO, Carmen CHRISTIANSEN, Flemming Juul (University of Roskilde) P (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid – Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos del CSIC) Panel P191 Building C – 101 Co-Chair: ALTENBURG, Corinna (German Institute of Urban Affairs) FRI Lifestyle Politics: Between Politicisation and Depoliticisation Discussant: MORENO PIRES, Sara (Universidade de Aveiro) Chair: DE MOOR, Joost (Stockholm University) Strategies of Spanish Municipalities Discussant: MacGREGOR, Sherilyn to Fight Climate Change (University of Manchester) NAVARRO, Carmen (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid – Critical Participation Beyond Social Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos del CSIC) P vs Political Participation The Impact of Political Control on Policy Instrument YANG, Mundo (University of Siegen) P Choice: Local Climate Planning in German and UK Cities How Political is Veganism? Exploring the Motives, Aims ECKERSLEY, Peter (Nottingham Trent University) P and Attitudes of People Living a Vegan Lifestyle KALTE, Deborah (University of Zurich) P

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Cash and Knowledge Flows in Cities: The Influence of Panel P242 Building B – 1 Federal Funding Schemes for Local Government in Climate Mitigation Party System Change ALTENBURG, Corinna (German Institute of Urban Affairs) P Chair / Discussant: LAGO, Ignacio BENDLIN, Lena (German Institute of Urban Affairs) (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) Climate Leadership and Governance Innovation Discussant: VAN DER BRUG, Wouter with Oslo (University of Amsterdam) HOFSTAD, Hege (Norwegian Institute for Urban and Region Research) P The Determinants of Dual Voting in Spain VEDELD, Trond RIERA, Pedro (IE School of Global and Public Affairs) P (Norwegian Institute for Urban and Region Research) Family Portrait: The Crucial Role of News Media HANSSEN, Gro Sandkjær Coverage and Perceived Effectiveness of a New Party (Norwegian Institute for Urban and Region Research) VAN SPANJE, Joost (University of Amsterdam) P Does Voting Habit Formation Dampen Political Change? Panel P235 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.8 The Downturn of Mainstream Parties Participation and Representation of and the Growth of New Parties DE LA CUESTA, Fernando Denizens: Norms and Practices (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) P Chair: BOUDOU, Benjamin (Max Planck Institute for Determinants of Party Survival the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity) in Young European Democracies Co-Chair / Discussant: DELEIXHE, Martin VAN DE WARDT, Marc (Tilburg University) P (University of Leuven) IBENSKAS, Raimondas (Universitetet i Bergen) Noncitizenism and the Global Compact for Migration Panel P279 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.1 BLOOM, Tendayi (The Open University) P Democracy on a Mega-City Scale Political Theory WOJCIECHOWSKA, Marta (The London School of Economics & Political Science) P Defence of Small States – Synergy between Technological and Human Dimensions The Construction of Representative Claims for Denizens CESNAKAS, Giedrius (General Jonas Žemaitis Military BOUDOU, Benjamin (Max Planck Institute for the Study of Academy of Lithuania) P Religious and Ethnic Diversity) P Hobbes's Proto Liberalism vis-à-vis the Republican International Trade in Natural Resources and Those Tradition via the Monarchomachs Affected in Terms of Citizenship BUSTAMANTE, Gonzalo (Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez) P JØRGENSEN, Simon Laumann (Aalborg Universitet) P Choice as a Dirac Delta: Modelling Decisions as Pulses Panel P240 Institute of Geography – 320 LENINE, Enzo (University of International Integration of the Afro-Brazilian Lusophony) P Party Funding and its Effects Collective Habitus and the Theory of Practices as Tools of Forecasting in International Relations Chair: FIORELLI, Chiara (Università di Bologna) CHWEDCZUK-SZULC, Karol (University of Wrocław) P Co-Chair: PALANSKY, Miroslav (Charles University) Discussant: MAY, Danielle (Aarhus Universitet) Panel P284 Building C – 405 Regulating Party Financing: The More Transparent the System, the Less We Know? Politicisation, Power FRI MISIC, Gorana (Central European University) P and Differentiated Integration The (In)dependable: Political Financing and the Chair: KRÖGER, Sandra (University of Exeter) Dynamics of Informal Party-Business Relations in Lithuania Discussant: BELLAMY, Richard JANKAUSKAITĖ, Vaida (Kaunas University of Technology) P (University College London) LAŠAS, Ainius (Kaunas University of Technology) Differentiated Integration Money and Gender Politics: The Effect of Rules of as a Fair Scheme of Cooperation? Political Finance on the Gender Composition of Parties BELLAMY, Richard (University College London) P RASHKOVA, Ekaterina (University of Utrecht) P KRÖGER, Sandra (University of Exeter)

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Differentiated Integration, EU-Dominance Panel P323 Building A – 407 and the Control Function of Journalism TRENZ, Hans-Jörg (University of Copenhagen) P Religion and Illiberal Politics: Theorising MICHAILIDOU, Asimina (Universitetet i Oslo) an Under-Researched Relationship Questions of Dominance and Differentiation Chair: HENNIG, Anja (Europa-Universität Viadrina) in Contemporary Europe Co-Chair: WEIBERG-SALZMANN, Mirjam FOSSUM, John Erik (Universitetet i Oslo) P (Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster) The Limits of Differentiation? Discussant: EUCHNER, Eva-Maria Evidence from the EU and Federal States (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) FREUDLSPERGER, Christian (Hertie School of Governance) P Religion as Paradigm of Authority, Hierarchy, and Equality − On Programmatic Linkages between Panel P287 Institute of Romance Studies – 4.1 Religious Patterns of Thought and Illiberal Politics HIDALGO, Oliver Politics in Asia I (Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster) P Uniting through Opposition: The ‘Chains of Equivalence’ Chair: BAYZAKOVA, Aida (Charles University) Politics of the Populist Right and its Use of Religion Co-Chair: MARTIN, Philippe (University of Ottawa) WESTPHAL, Manon Globalisation and China – An Empirical Review of (Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster) P st Chinese Labour Development in the 21 Century Religion and Illiberal Politics: REN, Wanlin (Universität Bern) P Concepts, Patterns, and Conditions Authoritarian Containment? The Contracting Out of HENNIG, Anja (Europa-Universität Viadrina) P Social Welfare Delivery to NGOs in China Religion and Illiberal Politics: MARTIN, Philippe (University of Ottawa) P Cases of Actors, Ideologies and Identity Narratives Language and Politics in India and China: WEIBERG-SALZMANN, Mirjam A Cross-Cultural Comparative Study (Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster) P KOMARZYCA, Daniel (University of Wrocław) P Conviviality in the Superdiverse City: Researching FRAS, Janina (University of Wrocław) the Governance of Religion Beyond the Nation-State Evaluating Turkey’s Defence Industry in Light of MATTES, Astrid (University of Vienna) P Japanese and Brazilian Cases ÇALıŞKAN, Esra (Istanbul Medipol University) P Panel P328 Institute of Geography – 336 ASLAN, Halil Kürşad (Istanbul Medipol University) Representative Democracy in Danger? Kazakhstan Language Policy – The Impact of 'Populist Governments' 'Latinisation' as an 'Anti-Russification': What Does it Bring to the Country and the Region? on National Parliaments’ Powers BAYZAKOVA, Aida (Charles University) P Chair: MAATSCH, Aleksandra (University of Wrocław) Discussant: CLOSA MONTERO, Carlos Panel P294 Building A – 216 (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid – Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos del CSIC) Populism, Conspiracy Theories, and Fake News The Impact of 'Populist Governments' on National Parliaments’ Powers: The Analytical Framework FRI Chair / Discussant: PIRRO, Andrea L. P. MAATSCH, Aleksandra (University of Wrocław) P (Scuola Normale Superiore) KAROLEWSKI, Ireneusz Paweł (University of Wrocław) Co-Chair: TAGGART, Paul (University of Sussex) Populism and the Parliament-Government Relationships Populism and Conspiracy Theories in Italy PIRRO, Andrea L. P. (Scuola Normale Superiore) P FASONE, Cristina (LUISS University) P TAGGART, Paul (University of Sussex) From 'Bubbler House' to Rubber-Stamping Body? 'Is it the Message or the Messenger?' Perceived News The Influence of Populist Parties in the Government Accuracy and Partisan Media Outlets in the US on the Functioning of the Czech Chamber of Deputies ZBIRAL, Robert (Masaryk University) MANCOSU, Moreno (Università degli Studi di Torino) P P VEGETTI, Federico (Università degli Studi di Milano) Social Dialogue at the Central Level in States Governed by Populist Political Parties: Populism, Conspiracies and the Media The Cases of Poland and Hungary in the Age of Disinformation OLEJNIK, Maciej (University of Wrocław) P DE JONGE, Leonie (University of Cambridge) P 88 PANEL SESSION 6

Governing in the Name of the People: Crisis, Uncertainty, and Structural Change? The Impact of Populist Executives on Legislatures German Municipalities and the Reception and Legislative Procedures in Italy and Hungary of Refugees in 2015 and After MARANGONI, Francesco SCHADER, Miriam (Max Planck Institute for the Study of (Università degli Studi di Siena) P Religious and Ethnic Diversity) P ILONSZKI, Gabriella (Corvinus University of Budapest) Breaking Through (to the Other Side): Comparative Perspectives on the Skills, Aspirations Panel P330 Building A – 418 and Settlement of Young Syrian Refugees KARYOTIS, Georgios (University of Glasgow) P Resistance to Women in Politics Chair: JENICHEN, Anne (Aston University) Panel P351 Building B – 501 Discussant: PAJNIK, Mojca (University of Ljubljana) Stakeholder Engagement as Discussant: GWIAZDA, Anna (King's College London) Accountability or Autonomy? Disappearing Women? The Threshold Effect on Media Chair: JEVNAKER, Torbjørg (Universitetet i Oslo) Reporting of Candidates and Athletes Co-Chair: JOOSEN, Rik (Department of Public McMENAMIN, Iain (Dublin City University) P Administration, Erasmus University Rotterdam) Explaining Success and Failure of Gender Quotas for Advisory Bodies: A Study on the Implementation Discussant: REDERT, Bastiaan (Universiteit Antwerpen) of Gender Quotas in Ministerial Policy-Preparatory Accountability and its Limits: Designing Stakeholder Working Groups in Finland Engagement in Rulemaking Across the European Union HOLLI, Anne Maria (University of Helsinki) P DUNLOP, Claire (University of Exeter) P Women in Diplomacy: KAMKHAJI, Jonathan (University of Exeter) A Case Study of the Czech Foreign Service RADAELLI, Claudio (University College London) FELLEGI, Zuzana (Anglo-American University in Prague) P Science-Based or Reputation-Induced? KOČÍ, Kateřina (University of Economics, Prague) P Legitimation Imperatives of Risk Regulators BENEŠOVÁ, Klára (Anglo-American University in Prague) RIMKUTĖ, Dovilė (Departments of Political Science and Perspectives on Gender Stereotypes: Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) P Why Did Hillary Clinton Lose the 2016 Election? EU Agencies’ Stakeholder Bodies: NAWABDIN, Fatemah (West Virginia University) P Vehicles of Enhanced Control, Legitimacy or Bias? Think Female Leader, Think…? JEVNAKER, Torbjørg (Universitetet i Oslo) P A Cross-Country Comparison of the Stereotypes BUSUIOC, Madalina (Departments of Political Science of Male and Female Politicians and Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) VAN DER PAS, Daphne (University of Amsterdam) P Reputation or Capacity Driven? How Regulators Use AALDERING, Loes (University of Vienna) Stakeholder Consultations in Multi-Level Arrangements RUFFING, Eva (Universität Hannover) P Panel P341 Building A – 318 FINK, Simon (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen)

Seeking Asylum: The Link between Panel P379 Building C – 404 Policies and Personal Experiences The EU and Hybridity / As a Hybrid Concept Chair: MÜLLER-FUNK, Lea (University of Amsterdam) Discussant: CLETON, Laura (Universiteit Antwerpen) Chair: MOHAMAD-KLOTZBACH, Christoph

(Würzburg Julius-Maximilians University) FRI The Prospects for Refugees’ Integration in Greece: A Case Study in Crete and the Mytilene Islands The Co-Constitutive Construction of Hybridity and Security: The EU Narrative on Hybrid Threats TZAGKARAKIS, Stylianos Ioannis (University of Crete) P BRANDAO, Ana KOTROYANNOS, Dimitrios (University of Crete) (CICP Center for Research in Political Science) P KAMEKIS, Apostolos (University of Crete) The Functional Aspects of the Concept of Conferral of DIMARI, GEORGIA (University of Crete) Powers by States MAVROZACHARAKIS, Emmanouil (University of Crete) ERNE, Jaanika (University of Tartu) P Geographies of Gender-Related Persecutions: From Compliance Problems to a Norm Contestation Crisis? The Case of Women Seeking Asylum in Spain ANDERS, Lisa Helene (University of Leipzig) P GARCÉS, Diana (Universidad de Granada) P LORENZ, Astrid (Universität Leipzig)

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Panel P387 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.2 Panel P447 Building B – 301 The International Political Economy of Understanding and Preventing the Energy Transition in the Global South Radicalisation Chair: GOLDTHAU, Andreas Chair: PILKINGTON, Hilary (University of Manchester) (University of London, Royal Holloway College) The Echo Chamber of the Street: Young Muslims Discussant: KUZEMKO, C I (University of Warwick) and Arguments Over Belonging and Belief Interdependency, Complexity and Unintended HUSSAIN, Ajmal (University of Manchester) P Consequences: A Systemic Risk Approach ‘How Can You Stand Against Radical Islam and to the Global Energy Transition Then Go Out and Do a Terror Attack?’ The Role of GOLDTHAU, Andreas Context, Interaction, Agency and Practice in Shaping (University of London, Royal Holloway College) P ‘Extreme Right’ Radicalisation SCHWEIZER, Rémi (Université de Lausanne) PILKINGTON, Hilary (University of Manchester) P The Role of Quality Standards and IPR Policy in the Recruiting for God's Cause: Governance of Sustainable Energy Transitions: The Case Prison as a Milieu of Radicalisation? of Market-Based Off-Grid Solar Energy Access in India CONTI, Bartolomeo GALAN, Matthias (Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales) P (Vienna University of Economics and Business) P Policy Design and its Practical Implementation: Towards Assessing Low Carbon Technology Transfer and a Societal Approach to Counteracting Radicalisation Investment Risk in the Energy Transition: JURCZYSZYN, Lukasz (Collegium Civitas Warszawa) P Evidence from an Elite Survey Inequalities as Drivers of Radicalisation: EICKE, Laima Is Perceived (Socio-Political) Inequality More (Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies) P Important than Objective (Economic) Inequality? GOLDTHAU, Andreas FRANC, Renata (University of Zagreb) P (University of London, Royal Holloway College) PAVLOVIC, Tomislav (Ivo Pilar Institute of Social Sciences) Patents, Pills and Photovoltaics: A Comparative Assessment of Technology Transfer Panel P457 Building B – 302 Regimes in Clean Tech and Pharma WEKO, Silvia Voting in Regional Elections (Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies) P GOLDTHAU, Andreas Chair / Discussant: FABRE, Elodie (University of London, Royal Holloway College) (Queen's University Belfast) Electoral Accountability in Regional Elections Panel P423 Building C – Amf B SCHAKEL, Arjan H. (Universitetet i Bergen) P The Role of the Citizen Electoral Activity of Kashubs, 1991–2015 in Democratic Innovations KOWALSKI, Mariusz (Polish Academy of Sciences) P CZAPIEWSKI, Konrad Chair: WILLIAMS, Emyr (Cardiff University) (Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization PAS) Discussant: FORDE, Catherine (University College Cork) Varieties of Opposition to Central Government: Changing Inclusiveness of Local Democracy through Regionalism and Populism in Western Europe, 1990–2010 Participatory Budgeting in a French Town: KOCH, Cedric (WZB Berlin Social Science Center) P

FRI A Longitudinal and Grounded Analysis KELLE, Friederike Luise (WZB Berlin Social Science Center) PETIT, Guillaume (Université catholique de Louvain) P Distance, Dissatisfaction and Decentralisation: Who Deliberates? Obstacles to Inclusion in a Mini-Public Does Geographical Proximity to National Political MATAN, Ana (University of Zagreb) P Institutions Shape Satisfaction with Democracy? THESEN, Gunnar (University of Stavanger) Are Citizens Mere Spectators? P Reflecting on the Effects of Democratic Innovations GROSSMAN, Emiliano (Sciences Po Paris) FELICETTI, Andrea (University of Leuven) P Panel P459 Institute of Geography – 332 MARIEN, Sofie (University of Leuven) Enclave Deliberations in the Public – Wars on Expertise as Cultural Wars Doublespeak and Dog Whistles in the Digital Age Chair: HEJZLAROVA, Eva (Charles University) AFSAHI, Afsoun (University of Amsterdam) P Discussant: SEDLACKO, Michal (University of Applied Sciences FH Campus Wien, Public Management)

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The Role of Social Media in Eroding Institutional Trust, Discussant: IRRERA, Daniela (Università di Catania) and Associated Xenophobic Attitudes The World Order Life-Cycle and the Emerging ABDALLAH, Saamah World Power Competition (Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, Universität Erfurt) P ATTINÀ, Fulvio (Università di Catania) P Challenging the Expertise through Emotions: Emerging Middle Powers in the Middle East: The Case of the Czech Debate on Homebirth Iran, Turkey and their Struggle for Regional Hegemony HEJZLAROVA, Eva (Charles University) P GASPARETTO, Alberto (Department of Political Science, DURNOVA, Anna (Charles University) Law, and International Studies, University of Padova) P Drought Stories: Friction, Competition, or Cooperation: A Menu of Choice Cultural Contexts of Climate Change Expertise for the Relationship between the United States and China CADA, Karel (Charles University) P in the 21st Century – A Power Transition Perspective FENG, Yi (Claremont Graduate University) P Panel P465 Institute of Romance Studies – 4.3 China's Economic Interests in the Baltic States: World Powers Confrontation Challenges and Opportunities ZDANAVICIUS, Liudas (The General Jonas Zemaitis Chair: LIŠANIN, Mladen Military Academy of Lithuania) P (Institute for Political Studies, Belgrade)

Panel Session 7 Friday, 6 September 11:00–12:40

Panel P006 Building D – 2.04 Discussant: HAN, Yuna (The London School of Economics & Political Science) st 21 Century International Organisation: Is the United Kingdom Retreating from Accountability Who Designs and Who Decides? Norms? A Case Study of the Government’s Approach to the Iraq Claims and Broader Moves to Secure Chair: THORVALDSDOTTIR, Svanhildur Combat Impunity (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) HANSEN, Thomas Obel (Ulster University) P Discussant: DOERFLER, Thomas (Universität Potsdam) Accountability for Extraterritorial Human Rights Violations: The European Patent Office: Agent Without Principals? Evidence from the War on Terrorism and its Legacy GROENENDIJK, Nico (Oslo Metropolitan University) P HEUPEL, Monika (University of Bamberg) P Institutional Design for a Post-Liberal Order: Why Some HEAPHY, Caiden (University of Bamberg) International Organisations Live Longer Than Others LANG, Janina (University of Bamberg) DEBRE, Maria (Maastricht Universiteit) P The Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular DIJKSTRA, Hylke (Maastricht Universiteit) Migration: Global Public Policy Opportunity Window The Design of International Organisations ALSHOUBAKI, Wa'ed (The University of Jordan) P FARSUND, Arild Aurvåg (University of Stavanger) P HARRIS, Michael (Tennessee State University) VEGGELAND, Frode (Universitetet i Oslo) Panel P014 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.8

LANGHELLE, Oluf (University of Stavanger) FRI Russia in the SCO: The Story of a Changing Attitude Alternative Approaches ANANYEVA, Ekaterina (Charles University) P to Political Philosophy Managing the Principal? How UN Development Agencies Push-Back Against Earmarking Chair: FLOYD, Jonathan (University of Bristol) BAUMANN, Max-Otto (German Development Institute) P Discussant: COZZAGLIO, Ilaria WEINLICH, Silke (German Development Institute) (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) How to Do Contextualist Political Theory about Panel P010 Institute of Romance Studies – 4.3 Multiculturalism in a Post-Multiculturalist Context? LÆGAARD, Sune (University of Roskilde) P Accountability Norms Today Comparative Democratic Theory: A Global Intellectual Chair: BERNATH, Julie (University of Basel) History-Based Approach to Rewrite Democratic Theory WEISS, Alexander (Universität Hamburg) P 91 PANEL SESSION 7

Ideology as a Descriptive Tool in Political Theory Does Austerity Cause Polarisation? DULĘBA, Łukasz (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan) P HÜBSCHER, Evelyne (Central European University) P What Even is the Concept / Conception Distinction WAGNER, Markus (University of Vienna) in Political Philosophy? SATTLER, Thomas (University of Geneva) BOSWORTH, Will Left Behind? Electoral Effects of Regional Policies (The London School of Economics & Political Science) P ROPERS, Guido (Universität Mannheim) P Panel P018 Building A – 309 Social Policies and the Impact of Social Group Insecurity on Far-Right Party Support in Europe Applications of Global Public Reason VLANDAS, Tim (University of Oxford) P HALIKIOPOULOU, Daphne (University of Reading) Chair: PAVEL, Carmen (King's College London) Between Minimalism and Maximalism in Theories of Panel P057 Building C – 403 Global Justice: Is a Middle Ground Approach Possible? WONICKI, Rafał (University of Warsaw) P Climate Change Policy Networks II: Descriptive Representation in International Courts Policy Discourses HOLST, Cathrine (Universitetet i Oslo) P Chair: KAMMERER, Marlene (Universität Bern) LANGVATN, Silje (Universitetet i Oslo) Co-Chair: WAGNER, Paul (University of Helsinki) Territory and Public Reason Discussant: SATOH, Keiichi (Universität Konstanz) TAYLOR, Anthony (University of Oxford) P Can Japan Lead? Understanding Climate Change Global Public Reason and its Critics: Policies by Unravelling the Integration of Scientific How Many Ways are there to be Reasonable? Advice in Environmental Policy Networks WINTERMANTEL, Vanessa HARTWIG, Manuela (University of Tsukuba) P (WZB Berlin Social Science Center) P The Invisibility of the Pro-Economy Coalition in Media Debates on Climate Change Panel P026 Building C – 401 VESA, Juho (University of Helsinki) P Beyond Groupness: Processes GRONOW, Antti (University of Helsinki) and Paradoxes of Identity Change YLÄ-ANTTILA, Tuomas (University of Helsinki) The Impact of Climate Summits on National Chair / Discussant: NAGLE, John Policymaking – A Longitudinal Discourse Analysis (University of Aberdeen) of Swiss Climate Policy Youths, Migrants and Europe: An Identity Challenge? KAMMERER, Marlene (Universität Bern) P GRECO, Walter (University of Calabria) P INGOLD, Karin (Universität Bern) The Swedish-Speaking Finn – An Endangered Species? Panel P091 Institute of Romance Studies – 2.5 SAARISTO, Maria (University of Helsinki) P Ethnicity Matters: Digitalisation and its Impact on Learning Theorising the Specificity of Ethnic Conflict and Violence RAFFOUL, Alexandre (University of Basel) P Chair: PIROS, Silviu (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) Once-Dominant Populations and the Paradoxes Discussions and Challenges of Identity Change in Teaching and Learning Politics HAMENSTÄDT, Ulrich

FRI TODD, Jennifer (University College Dublin) P (Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster) P Panel P044 Building A – 214 Online Asynchronous Debates: Developing Essential Skills in Public Policy Programmes Changing Policies, Polarisation and through Interactive Digital Technologies the Rise of Radical Right Populism DINICA, Valentina (Victoria University of Wellington) P Chair: VLANDAS, Tim (University of Oxford) Online Teaching Modality: Student Success and Retention in Political Science Courses Discussant: ZAGÓRSKI, Piotr WILSON, Bruce (University of Central Florida) P (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid – Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos del CSIC) HAMANN, Kerstin (University of Central Florida) POLLOCK, Philip (University of Central Florida) Can the Welfare State Produce Angry White Men? GLAZIER, Rebecca (University of Arkansas at Little Rock) PARTH, Anne-Marie (Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg) P

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Digitalisation of Global Education: Discussant: PANOV, Stoyan Japanese Experiences and Implications (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg) RHEE, Wonkyung (Waseda University) P The EU and the Alliance of 'the Excluded', Russia and Turkey Panel P100 Building A – 215 BARDAKCI, Mehmet (Istanbul Yeni Yüzyil University) P Electoral Behaviour II: Seat Allocation EU Responses to Russia in the Neighbourhood Methods and Territorial Patterns SKRIPKA, Tatiana (Maastricht Universiteit) P Differentiation, Brexit and EU-Turkey Relations Chair: FLIS, Jarosław (Jagiellonian University) SZYMAŃSKI, Adam (University of Warsaw) P Discussant: STOLICKI, Dariusz (Jagiellonian University) CIANCIARA, Agnieszka (Polish Academy of Sciences) Electoral Engineering in 2018 Turkish Parliamentary Elections Panel P124 Building B – 501 EVCI, Ugurcan (University of California, Irvine) P How Cumulation Marginalises Cross-Voting European Union LORENZ, Jan (Universität Bremen) P and Multilevel Governance Influences of the Electoral System on Electoral Behaviour Chair: MAGGETTI, Martino (Université de Lausanne) – Lessons from Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria Co-Chair: RUFFING, Eva (Universität Hannover) SALAMON, Jeremiasz (Jagiellonian University) P Discussant: JEVNAKER, Torbjørg (Universitetet i Oslo) FLIS, Jarosław (Jagiellonian University) Communication between Local Governments and The Myth of Global Effects in Election Studies – Administrative Structures in Germany Applying Geographically Weighted Regression to Estimate Local Effects KUNZ, Kevin Leon (TU Braunschweig) P SCHLOSSER, Nikita Daniel (TU Braunschweig) JÄCKLE, Sebastian (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg) P Watching the EU Watchmen: Assessing the Panel P109 Building B – 401 Accountability Powers of Three EU Watchdogs WILLE, Anchrit (Departments of Political Science and Emerging Perspectives Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) P on EU Policy Process Research BOVENS, Mark (University of Utrecht) Chair: BANDELOW, Nils (TU Braunschweig) When Do National Administrative Representatives Engage in the EU’s Multi-Level Administration? Evidence from Small Co-Chair: HASSENTEUFEL, Patrick Member States’ Representatives in EU Agencies (Laboratoire Printemps – Université Versailles St WEINRICH, Martin (European University Institute) P Quentin en Yvelines – Paris Saclay) Tracing the Government`s Bill Drafting Process: Discussant: VOGELER, Colette (TU Braunschweig) How Are the Municipalities and Regions Target Groups Matter! Explaining Varieties of Governing Influencing the Law in the Czech Republic? Individual Behaviour in Two EU Policy Areas LYSEK, Jakub (Palacký University) P POLLEX, Jan (Osnabrück University) P Policy Integration and Administrative Capacities: Panel P126 Building C – Amf A Evidence from EU Cohesion Policy Evaluating Democratic Innovations DOMORENOK, Ekaterina (University of Padova) P POLVERARI, Laura (University of Strathclyde) Chair: WERNER, Hannah (University of Amsterdam)

GRAZIANO, Paolo R. (Sciences Po Paris) Discussant: WILLIAMS, Emyr (Cardiff University) FRI Lost in Innovation? Critical Junctures, Policy Change When Does Participation Matter? and the European Pillar of Social Rights Developing a Policy Impact Index to Assess CARELLA, Beatrice (Scuola Normale Superiore) P the Impact of Citizens' Participation in e-Rulemaking GRAZIANO, Paolo R. (Sciences Po Paris) DELIGIAOURI, Anastasia (Dublin City University) P SUITER, Jane (Dublin City University) Panel P122 Building C – 201 Assessing Transmissions: An Empirical Framework for Evaluating Democratic Innovations’ Impact EU Foreign Policy and Autocratic States: on Collectively-Binding Decision-Making Developing New Responses? DEPPE, Christoph (Helmut-Schmidt-University / Chair: FERRERO-TURRION, Ruth University of the Armed Forces Hamburg) P (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) FLEUß, Dannica (Helmut-Schmidt-University / University of the Armed Forces Hamburg)

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Under What Conditions Do Mini-Publics Exert an The Implicit Policy Making Role Influence on Public Policy? A Fuzzy-Set Qualitative of Swiss Courts in Social Assistance Comparative Analysis of Mini-Publics in Belgium FUCHS, Gesine VRYDAGH, Julien (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) P (Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts) P How 'Good' are Advisory Councils? An Input-Process- When, How, and Why Political Parties Go Output Model to Assess Associative Democracy Qualities to the Brazilian Supreme Court: A New Typology GALAIS, Carolina (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) P BOGÉA, Daniel (Università degli Studi di Genova) P FONT, Joan DA ROS, Luciano (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas) (Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul) FERNÁNDEZ-MARTÍNEZ, José Luis The Importance of the Judiciary for the Intermediary (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas) Power Structure in Liberal Democracies SMITH, Graham (University of Westminster) NOWAK, Tobias (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen) P How Citizens Evaluate Participatory Mechanisms: Judicial Activism and Subnational Constitutional in A Conjoint Analysis Germany and the USA: A Comparative Analysis CHRISTENSEN, Henrik Serup (Åbo Akademi) P REUTTER, Werner (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) P

Panel P175 Building B – 202 Panel P193 Building B – 7 Interdependence Revisited: Lobbying the Bureaucracy, Expert Policy Diffusion, Infrastructure Links Communities or the Judiciary and Energy Policy Change Chair: NAURIN, Daniel (Universitetet i Oslo) Chair: OSIČKA, Jan (Masaryk University) Discussant: CHRISTIANSEN, Peter Munk Co-Chair / Discussant: ČERNOCH, Filip (Aarhus Universitet) (Masaryk University) Studying Volatility of Stakeholder Mobilisation The Energiewende as Seen from France: in Public Consultations Paragon or Anti-Model? REDERT, Bastiaan (Universiteit Antwerpen) P BOCQUILLON, Pierre (University of East Anglia) P Comparing the Regulation of Interest Mediation Systems In Search for Schadenfreude: in OECD Countries – A Conceptual Framework Polish Reactions to the German Energy Transition RASCH, Daniel (Deutsche Hochschule für SZULECKI, Kacper (Universitetet i Oslo) P Verwaltungswissenschaften Speyer) P ANCYGIER, Andrzej (Hertie School of Governance) The Tip of the Iceberg? External Dimensions of the German Energy Transition: Comparing Two Venues of EU Regulatory Lobbying The Case of IRENA JOOSEN, Rik (Department of Public Administration, SCHULZE, Kai (Technische Universität Darmstadt) P Erasmus University Rotterdam) P The Green Menace: Russia's Energy Policies to Mitigate EU's Renewable Energy Transition Panel P196 Building A – 218 SMEETS, Niels (University of Leuven) P Local Governments 'Emotional, Erratic, Anti-Arithmetic and Deeply Facing Climate Change II Consequential': The Energiewende as Seen from the Czech Republic Chair: NAVARRO, Carmen (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid – Instituto de

FRI OSIČKA, Jan (Masaryk University) P ČERNOCH, Filip (Masaryk University) Políticas y Bienes Públicos del CSIC) Co-Chair / Discussant: ALTENBURG, Corinna Panel P186 Building B – 402 (German Institute of Urban Affairs) Headwind for Local Energy Transitions – Judicial Activism and Protests Against Wind Power Projects Policy Impacts of Courts as Showcases of Democratic Deficits Chair: OIDTMANN, Raphael (Universität Mannheim) EICHENAUER, Eva (Universität Potsdam) P Discussant: CLAYTON, Cornell Egocentric Networks in Urban Flood Risk Management (Washington State University) BRANDENSTEIN, Frederik (University of Duisburg-Essen) P WITTING, Antje (Universität Konstanz)

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Using Ecological Footprint Accounting to Challenge Panel P233 Building A – 217 Local Policies towards Climate Change: A Critical Review from Six Portuguese Municipalities Parliamentary Accountability MORENO PIRES, Sara (Universidade de Aveiro) P of the EU Economic Governance TELES, Filipe (Universidade de Aveiro) Chair: WOZNIAKOWSKI, Tomasz P. Local Climate Policies as a New Field (Hertie School of Governance) for Inter-Municipal Cooperation Co-Chair: SULA, Piotr (University of Wrocław) LACKOWSKA, Marta (University of Warsaw) P Discussant: MAATSCH, Aleksandra KRUKOWSKA, Joanna (University of Warsaw) (University of Wrocław) Panel P203 Building A – 318 Parliamentary Accountability of the European Semester WOZNIAKOWSKI, Tomasz P. Migrants’ Political Mobilisation (Hertie School of Governance) P in Home and Host Countries Do Independent Fiscal Institutions Enhance or Trump Chair: PÉREZ-NIEVAS, Santiago Parliamentary Accountability in the Eurozone? (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid – Instituto de FASONE, Cristina (LUISS University) P Políticas y Bienes Públicos del CSIC) The Alternative für Deutschland in the Bundestag: Co-Chair: VINTILA, Daniela (Université de Liège) A Threat to Legislative Procedures? Discussant: KONSTANTINIDOU, Angeliki KOSS, Michael (Technical University Dresden) P (Sciences Po Paris) The Motivation (or Lack of It) Behind the Engagement in Interparliamentary Cooperation: Is There Such a Thing as a Muslim Vote? National Parliaments and the Conference on Stability, AZABAR, Samira (Universiteit Antwerpen) P Economic Coordination and Governance THIJSSEN, Peter (Universiteit Antwerpen) BOROŃSKA-HRYNIEWIECKA, Karolina VAN AELST, Peter (Universiteit Antwerpen) (University of Wrocław) P Transnational Political Mobilisation Through Religion: Evidence from Turkish Organisations Panel P246 Building A – 308 in France and Germany YENER-RODERBURG, Inci Öykü Performance and Political Elites (University of Duisburg-Essen) P Chair: VERZICHELLI, Luca Political Participation of Asylum Seekers: (Università degli Studi di Siena) Restricted Chances and their Consequences Discussant: ALEXIADOU, Despina PAUSCH, Markus (University of Strathclyde) (University of Applied Sciences Salzburg) P Not Only Solitary Leaders at the Top: The Experience of Sharing Party Leadership Panel P206 Building A – 418 CAMPUS, Donatella (Università di Bologna) P Migration Policies of Origin States VALBRUZZI, Marco (Università di Bologna) Chair: ERSANILLI, Evelyn (University of Amsterdam) How Women in the Executive Influence Government Stability Discussant: ROTHER, Stefan KRAUSS, Svenja (University of Essex) P (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg) KROEBER, Corinna (University Greifswald) The Role of Class in Structuring

Multilevel Government, Cabinet Appointments FRI India’s Diaspora Engagement and Ministerial Durability in Spain BURMEISTER-RUDOLPH, Mira (University of Amsterdam) P RODRÍGUEZ TERUEL, Juan (University of Valencia) P The Colombo Process: Labour Migration DANDOY, Régis (Ghent University) Governance by Countries of Origin in Asia Explaining Prime-Ministerial Performance – SENA, Pedro (University of Amsterdam) P Evidence from Central and Eastern Europe Polish Emigration Policies as a Mirror of Nationhood MÜLLER-ROMMEL, Ferdinand BIELEWSKA, Agnieszka (Leuphana Universität Lüneburg) P (SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities) P BERZ, Jan (Leuphana Universität Lüneburg) Policies and Practices of (Non)involvement: GROTZ, Florian (Helmut-Schmidt-University / Tajikistan and its Labour Migrants in Russia University of the Armed Forces Hamburg) KORNEEV, Oleg (University of Paris-13) P KUKEC, Marko (Helmut-Schmidt-University / KLUCZEWSKA, Karolina (University of Paris-13) University of the Armed Forces Hamburg) KROEBER, Corinna (University Greifswald) 95 PANEL SESSION 7

Assessing Leaders and Political Power Across Time Regionalist Parties and Minister Portfolio Allocation: O'MALLEY, Eoin (Dublin City University) P A Shift in Policy Preferences? TERRIÈRE, Lorenzo (Ghent University) P Panel P247 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.1 Panel P254 Building D – 2.02 Performing the Knowledge and Governance Relationship: Policy Challenges in ‘Post-Crisis’ Greece The Role of Practices Chair: MICHAILIDOU, Asimina (Universitetet i Oslo) Chair / Discussant: DAVITER, Falk Co-Chair / Discussant: EXADAKTYLOS, Theofanis (Leuphana Universität Lüneburg) (University of Surrey) The Never-Ending Project – Exploring the Assembling of Post-Crisis Environmental Policy in Greece: Projects in Swedish Development Aid Discussing the Prospects of Four Challenging Issues SCOTT, David (Karlstad University) P KARAMICHAS, John (Queen's University Belfast) P Performing Accountability and Transparency in Refugee Lessons from the Greek Crisis through the Lens of Status Determination: Country of Origin Information and Policy‑Entrepreneurs: An Assessment through its Rituals of Verification the Use of Q-Methodology VAN DER KIST, Jasper (University of Manchester) P KARAKASIS, Vasileios P. (Departments of Political Science ROSSET, Damian (Université de Neuchâtel) and Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) P The Development of the Field of Migration Studies in Social Vulnerability in Greece, 2008–2018: Historical, Disciplinary, and International Perspectives What is the Impact on Greece's Social Fabric? LEVY, Nathan (Department of Public Administration, MELIDIS, Michail (University of Exeter) P Erasmus University Rotterdam) P TZAGKARAKIS, Stylianos Ioannis (University of Crete) 'Post-Crisis' in Greece: Subordination Normalised Panel P248 Building B – 302 BURGI, Noëlle Manuela (Université de Paris I – Panthéon-Sorbonne) P Peripheral Elites in Administrative Adaptation during the Eurozone Crisis: the Central State’s Apparatus Greece and the CAP Reform Chair: HARGUINDÉGUY, Jean-Baptiste CHATZOPOULOU, Sevasti (University of Roskilde) P (Universidad Pablo de Olavide) Co-Chair: SANDRI, Giulia Panel P259 Building C – 301 (Université catholique de Lille – ESPOL) Political Agenda Setting Discussant: PEINADO GARCÍA, Alejandro (Universidad Pablo de Olavide) Chair: VLIEGENTHART, Rens (University of Amsterdam) Peripheral Elites in Central States’ Apparatus: Co-Chair: THESEN, Gunnar (University of Stavanger) A Review of Literature Discussant: SEVENANS, Julie (Universiteit Antwerpen) HARGUINDÉGUY, Jean-Baptiste What Comes First? The Tweet, the Initiative or the Article? (Universidad Pablo de Olavide) P PEETERS, Jeroen (Universiteit Antwerpen) P PEINADO GARCÍA, Alejandro VAN AELST, Peter (Universiteit Antwerpen) (Universidad Pablo de Olavide) SANDRI, Giulia (Université catholique de Lille – ESPOL) Gendered Agenda Setting? YILDIRIM, Tevfik Murat (University of Stavanger) P FRI Who’s Afraid of the Scots? The Rise of Scottish Elites in British Politics THESEN, Gunnar (University of Stavanger) PEINADO GARCÍA, Alejandro Parties' Utilisation of Issue-Specific Frame Strategies (Universidad Pablo de Olavide) P BJARNØE, Camilla (Department of Political Science & HARGUINDÉGUY, Jean-Baptiste Public Management, University of Southern Denmark) P (Universidad Pablo de Olavide) Parliamentary Questions, Press Agency Coverage Exploring the Drivers of Territorial Recruitment and Consumer Confidence: The Moderating Role of Spanish Ministers of Crisis Severity HARGUINDÉGUY, Jean-Baptiste VLIEGENTHART, Rens (University of Amsterdam) P (Universidad Pablo de Olavide) P FERNÁNDEZ RIVERA, Cristina (Universidad Pablo de Olavide)

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Panel P270 Building B – 1 Close Ever Distant Never? Integrating Protest Event and Social Network Political Knowledge and Public Opinion Approaches into the Transformation of Jobbik FAGAN, Adam (King's College London) Chair / Discussant: ROS, Virginia P (Universidade de Lisboa Instituto de Ciências Sociais) PIRRO, Andrea L. P. (Scuola Normale Superiore) PAVAN, Elena (Università degli Studi di Trento) Discussant: PARTHEYMÜLLER, Julia (University of Vienna) GAZSI, David (King's College London) Institutional Role of the Leader in Business Firm Parties: They Think Like Me: How Voters Project their Own Opinion Czech ANO as a Case Study on What They Think the Others Think MEJSTŘÍK, Martin (Charles University) P JANSEN, Arno (Universiteit Antwerpen) P KUBÁT, Michal (Charles University) Political Efficacy, Political Knowledge, Party Identification and Split-Ticket Voting in Mixed-Member Electoral Radical Right Media as 'Anger Mobilisation Mechanisms': Systems: The Case of Lithuania Or How the Radical Right Co-opted Left-Wing Protest Repertoires and Tactics to Oppose the Global Compact MORKEVIČIUS, Vaidas for Migration (Kaunas University of Technology) P RONE, Julia (University of Cambridge) P BUTKEVICIENE, Egle (Kaunas University of Technology) VAIDELYTE, Egle (Kaunas University of Technology) Comparative Analysis of Populist Attitudes in the Czech Republic and Germany ZVALIAUSKAS, Giedrius (Kaunas University of Technology) DVOŘÁK, Tomáš (Charles University) P Being a Sophisticated Citizen: Individual and Contextual Determinants of Opinion Constraint Panel P302 Building B – 301 GALLINA, Marta (Université catholique de Louvain) P How Voters Identify (New) Party Positions after Electoral Processes of Political Violence and the Reform: Comparing Italy and Japan Dynamics of Situational Interaction ENDO, Masahisa (Waseda University) P Chair: MALTHANER, Stefan JOU, Willy (Waseda University) (Hamburg Institute for Social Research) Panel P288 Institute of Romance Studies – 4.1 'Hermeneutics of the Street': How Actors Perceived, Assessed, and Navigated the Situation during Violent Politics in Asia II Clashes in the Context of Protests Against the G20 Summit in Hamburg 2017 Chair: SIDDIQUEE, Noore (Flinders University) MALTHANER, Stefan Asian Women’s Paths to Office after 1998: (Hamburg Institute for Social Research) P A Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) Approach Mechanistic Taxonomy and the Dynamics of INGUANZO, Isabel (Universidad Loyola Andalucía) P Radicalisation: Accounting for Intra-Movement Variance Can Oversized Governments Be Stable? in the Anarchist Wave of Greek Clandestine Groups Exploring Coalition Politics in Japan KARAMPAMPAS, Sotirios (University of Sheffield) P NIIKAWA, Sho (Nihon University) P Situational Dynamics in Urban Riots IWASAKI, Masahiro (Nihon University) SIMITI, Marilena (University of Piraeus) P Value Innovations and Service Delivery Reform Empirical Dynamics of Mimetic Rivalry in the Post-NPM Era: Lessons from Malaysia's in Contemporary Northern Ireland National Blue Ocean Strategy LANZA, Claudio (University of Westminster) P SIDDIQUEE, Noore (Flinders University) P Can Interparty Contact Reduce Support for Election FRI Iran's Involvement in the Syrian Civil War: Violence? Evidence from a List Experiment in Turkey Domestic Controversies GUNGOR, Bugra (Graduate Institute of International and HAJI-YOUSEFI, Amir M. (Shahid Beheshti University) P Development Studies) P

Panel P297 Building C – 101 Panel P324 Building D – 2.03 Populist Movements: Religion, Religious Minorities A New Tale of Organising Emancipation and Social Welfare through Movements? Chair: METTANG, Olivia Chair: CÍSAŘ, Ondřej (Charles University) (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) Discussant: VRABLIKOVA, Katerina (University of Bath) Co-Chair: RIEDEL, Lisa (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München)

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Discussant: KORTMANN, Matthias The Meaning of the Mainstream Right’s Convergence (Technical University of Dortmund) to the Radical Right: Same Challenge to Liberal Democracy and Established Policy Paradigms? Discrimination of Minority Religions in Authoritarian HABERSACK, Fabian (Universität Salzburg) Countries: A Cross-Country Comparison P WERNER, Annika (Australian National University) SCHLEUTKER, Elina (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg) P Demand and Supply for Sovereigntist Claims: The Convergence between Religion and Social Services: A Strategic Tool for Populist Parties? The Case of the Diyanet BASILE, Linda (Università degli Studi di Siena) P KALAV, Feyza (Middle East Technical University) P BORRI, Rossella (Università degli Studi di Siena) Why Social Service Provision by Buddhist ‘Merit Societies’ in China? Religious Philanthropy Meets State Experiments ‘We Want Our Country Back’: Exploring Links between Economic Populism and LALIBERTÉ, André (University of Ottawa) P National Sovereignty Claims in Populist Radical Right Contentious Relations: Religious Welfare Organisations Mobilisation in France and Switzerland and Governmental Politics in Austria IVALDI, Gilles LIMACHER, Katharina (University of Vienna) P (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique) P ROSENBERGER, Sieglinde (University of Vienna) MAZZOLENI, Oscar (Université de Lausanne)

Panel P327 Building C – 405 Panel P395 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.2 Representation, Truthfulness The Political Economy and Lies in Politics of Phasing-Out Fossil Fuels Chair: KRÖGER, Sandra (University of Exeter) Chair: JEWELL, Jessica (Universitetet i Bergen) Discussant: BUFACCHI, Vittorio (University College Cork) Discussant: JAKOB, Michael Democracy, Truthfulness and the Crisis of Representation (Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change – MCC Berlin) BELLAMY, Richard (University College London) P KRÖGER, Sandra (University of Exeter) A Conceptual Framework for Elucidating How Agency Shapes Discontinuation Policies Truth, Post-Truth and Truthfulness DUYGAN, Mert (University of Basel) P BUFACCHI, Vittorio (University College Cork) P RINSCHEID, Adrian (Universität St Gallen) The Place of Truthfulness in Brexit Politics KACHI, Aya (University of Basel) Post‑Referendum: Democratic Representation or Discursive Manipulation? Financial Flows for the Development KRÖGER, Sandra (University of Exeter) P of Coal-Fired Power Plants HANSSON, Sten (University of Tartu) MANYCH, Niccolò (Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change – MCC Berlin) P Speaking the Truth about Climate Change: Reflections of US Climate Denialism in European Political Discourse The Political Feasibility of Climate Targets in Light of Historical Experience of Fossil Fuel Decline WENDLER, Frank (Universität Hamburg) P VINICHENKO, Vadim (Universitetet i Bergen) P Panel P372 Building A – 216 JEWELL, Jessica (Universitetet i Bergen) A Mechanism-Based Framework The Construction of Sovereignty for Analysing Fossil Fuel Phase-Out and Populism as Challenges for VINICHENKO, Vadim (Universitetet i Bergen) P FRI Representative Democracy JEWELL, Jessica (Universitetet i Bergen) LÆGREID, Ole Martin (Norwegian Research Centre) Chair: WERNER, Annika (Australian National University) Co-Chair / Discussant: HEINISCH, Reinhard Panel P397 Building C – 404 (Universität Salzburg) Populist Democracy vs Liberal Democracy: The Political Philosophy of the EU's Crisis A Voter Perspective Chair: WIESNER, Claudia (University of Jyväskylä) ZASLOVE, Andrej (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) P Co-Chair: MARTILL, Benjamin JACOBS, Kristof (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) (The London School of Economics & Political Science) GEURKINK, Bram (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) Discussant: SUS, Monika (Hertie School of Governance)

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Between ‘Crisis’ and ‘Stability’: Populism and National Identity and Populism: Representative Democracy in Europe Disentangling the Relationships between Nationalism, GRAEF, Josefin (Hertie School of Governance) P Patriotism and Populist Attitudes The Crisis of Incorporation: Domestic Politics and Foreign FILSINGER, Maximilian (Universität Bern) P Policy Change from De Gaulle to Brexit WAMSLER, Steffen (Universität Bern) MARTILL, Benjamin ERHARDT, Julian (Universität Bern) (The London School of Economics & Political Science) P FREITAG, Markus (Universität Bern) Conspiracy Theories, Brexit, and Right-Wing Turn of Public Culture and the Rise of the Nature of the Present Crisis Populism in Poland: March of Independence SCHINDLER, Sebastian as a Ritual of National Identity Building (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) P KOTWAS, Marta (University College London) P Britain and Europe: The Crisis of Krisis KUBIK, Jan (University College London) STAIGER, Uta (University College London) P Panel P418 Institute of Romance Studies – 2.4 Panel P402 Building B – 201 The Role of Institutions: The Politics of Rewilding Theoretical and Empirical Insights Chair: WISSENBURG, Marcel Chair: KOSANKE, Sven (University Greifswald) (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) Discussant: RIERA, Pedro Co-Chair: TANASESCU, Mihnea (IE School of Global and Public Affairs) (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) Party Institutionalisation and Switching from Parties: Discussant: OKSANEN, Markku Evidence from India (University of Eastern Finland) PHADNIS, Ajit (Indian Institute of Management Indore) P From Rewilding to Mutualism: The Glories of Immigration: How Soccer Wins A Philosophical and Political Project Shape Opinion on Immigration TANASESCU, Mihnea (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) P LAGO, Ignacio (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) P Taming the Idea of Rewilding LAGO-PEÑAS, Carlos (University of Vigo) WISSENBURG, Marcel (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) P Corruption and Legitimacy: The Problem of Causality From Fish Management to Fish Rewilding: KRISTINSSON, Gunnar Helgi (University of Iceland) P A Finnish Case Analysis ERLINGSSON, Gissur (Linköping Universitet) OKSANEN, Markku (University of Eastern Finland) P Panel P425 Building C – Amf B Ranunculus glacialis vs Reindeer – Narratives about Naturepark Malla The Second Wave of Democratic MERILÄINEN, Niina (Tampere University) P Innovations: Democratic Renewal HEISKANEN, Heta-Elena (Tampere University) or New Tyranny? Developing a National Park Resilience Framework: A Case Study of Yangmingshan National Park Chair: BUSSU, Sonia LAI, Guan-Yu (National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan) P (Manchester Metropolitan University) CHEN, Yan-Rong (National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan) Co-Chair: BUA, Adrian (De Montfort University) CHENG, Kuo-Tai (National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan) Deliberation, Interrupted

CURATO, Nicole (Institute for Governance and Policy FRI Panel P404 Institute of Geography – 336 Analysis, University of Canberra) P The Populism-Identity Link From Governance-Driven Democratisation to Democracy-Driven Governance: Democratic Chair: SOJKA, Aleksandra (Universidad de Granada) Innovations in the 21st Century Discussant: BITSCHNAU, Marco BUA, Adrian (De Montfort University) P (Université de Neuchâtel) BUSSU, Sonia (Manchester Metropolitan University) The Origins of Right-Wing Populism in Israel: Innovating in the Mainstream: Looking at Advisory Peace Process and Collective Identities' Struggle Councils as Democratic Innovations BAGAINI, Anna (University of Nottingham) P ALARCÓN, Pau (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) P RICO MOTOS, Carlos (Universidad Pontificia Comillas)

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Understanding the Conditions for Community Ownership Travelling Ideas and Policies through RYAN, Matthew (University of Southampton) P the Lens of Admission Policies: A Socio-Historical Perspective Contribution DUROSE, Catherine (University of Birmingham) ESCOBAR, Oliver (University of Edinburgh) GOASTELLEC, Gaële (Université de Lausanne) P RICHARDSON, Liz (University of Manchester) Transfer and Rejection of Peace Education in Colombia and Germany, 1970–2017 Dynamics of Interaction between Political Parties and Social Movements in Local Electoral Environments PINEDA, Pedro (University of Kassel) P GOMEZ RIBAS, Carlos (Universitat de Barcelona) P Panel P467 Building D – 2 Panel P442 Building B – 6 FEATURED PANEL Travelling, Diffusion and Translation The Future of Europe 30 Years After the Fall of Ideas and Policies in the Area of the Berlin Wall: EPS Debate on the Role of Post-Secondary Education I of East European Countries in the EU – Chair / Discussant: JUNGBLUT, Jens Then, Now, and in the Future (Universitetet i Oslo) Chair / Discussant: RASHKOVA, Ekaterina Co-Chair: SEIDENSCHNUR, Tim (University of Kassel) (University of Utrecht) Reflexivity and Responsibility: Organisational Speakers: Self‑Imagery, Ideas of Quality and Accountability TOKA, Gabor (Central European University) Structures in European Higher Education Institutions SZCZERBIAK, Aleks (University of Sussex) NYIRCSAK, Adrienn (Central European University) P HLOUŠEK, Vit (Masaryk University) BUSTIKOVA-SIROKY, Lenka (Arizona State University)

Panel Session 8 Friday, 6 September 15:50–17:30

Panel P008 Building C – 405 Climbing the Greasy Pole: Political Advising and Career Trajectories in Industrialised Democracies A Republican Europe of States SNAGOVSKY, Feodor (Australian National University) P TAFLAGA, Marija (Australian National University) Chair / Discussant: KRÖGER, Sandra (University of Exeter) KERBY, Matthew (Australian National University) Speakers: Reputational Networks in a Divided Elite KRISTÓF, Luca (Centre for Social Sciences, LORD, Christopher (Universitetet i Oslo) Hungarian Academy of Sciences) P CHENEVAL, Francis (University of Zurich) GÄDEKE, Dorothea (University of Utrecht) Panel P046 Building A – 215 PAVEL, Carmen (King's College London) Churches and the Democratic FRI Panel P039 Building A – 308 Process in Europe and Beyond: Careers and Networks Contemporary Challenges of Non-Elected Elites Chair: MINKENBERG, Michael (Europa-Universität Viadrina) Chair: SEMENOVA, Elena (Freie Universität Berlin) Churches as Societal Veto-Players: Discussant: JÄCKLE, Sebastian On the Measurement of Catholic Church Influence (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg) Regarding Morality Policies in Western Europe Elite Networks and Sustainability SCHACHT, Lena (Europa-Universität Viadrina) P NEWIG, Jens (Leuphana Universität Lüneburg) P Outsiders in the Hungarian Cabinets: Possibility or Failure? VÁNYI, Éva (Corvinus University of Budapest) P

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Crusade or resilience? Religious Actors and Measuring Political Awareness – A Proposition the Implementation of Life-and-death Policies SOLHAUG, Trond (Norwegian University of Science & in Belgium and Switzerland Technology, Trondheim) P PREISNER, Michalina (Universität Bern) P DENK, Thomas (University of Örebro) YESIL, Ilay Zehra (Universität Bern) P KRISTENSEN, Niels (Aalborg Universitet) CIORNEI, Irina (Universität Bern) A Comparative Perspective on Similarities and Socio-Political Actors or Simply Charity Providers? Differences in Patterns of National Identity Religious Welfare Organisations and the Implementation MAY, Antonia (GESIS, Leibniz) P of Welfare Policies in Western and Eastern Europe Extra-Curricular Learning Experiences as a Possible Way KORTMANN, Matthias to Support Political Education in Primary School? (Technical University of Dortmund) P KLEER, Benedikt Philipp (Justus-Liebig-University Giessen) P The Alliance between the Catholic Church and the PiS ABENDSCHÖN, Simone (Justus-Liebig-University Giessen) Government? An Analysis in the Field of Asylum Policy WINGERTER, Luisa (Justus-Liebig-University Giessen) HENNIG, Anja (Europa-Universität Viadrina) P Political Socialisation of Contemporary Citizenship RESENDE, Madalena (Europa-Universität Viadrina) CARVALLO, Camila (Université catholique de Louvain) P Panel P047 Building C – Amf A Coming Democratic Citizens – A Proposition KRISTENSEN, Niels (Aalborg Universitet) P Citizen Acceptance of Hard Decisions Chair: DE FINE LICHT, Jenny (University of Gothenburg) Panel P063 Building C – 403 Co-Chair: VOSSING, Konstantin Comparing Political Networks (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) Discussant: BÄCHTIGER, André (Universität Stuttgart) Chair: OCELÍK, Petr (Masaryk University) The Effect of Repeated Losses on Legitimacy Perceptions Network Europe: Transnational Human Activities and European Integration MARIEN, Sofie (University of Leuven) P VERBALYTE, Monika KERN, Anna (Ghent University) (Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg) P MURADOVA, Lala (University of Leuven) DELHEY, Jan (Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg) Representation as a Continuous Game – APLOWSKI, Auke Generating Public Acceptance of School Closures (Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg) DE FINE LICHT, Jenny (University of Gothenburg) P DEUTSCHMANN, Emanuel ESAIASSON, Peter (University of Gothenburg) (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen) Justifying Europe: Elite Rhetoric and Public Opinion Network Structure of Water Policy Innovations about European Integration by Local Governments VOSSING, Konstantin (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) P BERGER, Lena (University of Arizona) P Deliberative Mini-Publics and Perceived Legitimacy: HENRY, Adam (University of Arizona) The Effect of Size and Participant Type Resource Users’ Resilience to Sudden Environmental JACOBS, Daan (Tilburg University) P Change: Do Political Networks Matter? What Do Citizens Expect from Deliberative Forums? GORRIS, Philipp (Osnabrück University) P An Online Survey with a Preference Experiment In the Name of the Diaspora – Unpacking the GOLDBERG, Saskia (Universität Stuttgart) P Transnational Networks of the Tibetan Diaspora Online BRUNNER, Palmo (University of Zurich) P FRI Panel P051 Institute of Geography – 332 Comparing Discourse and Policy Networks: Empirical Evidence from the Emerging Policy Field of Citizenship and Awareness: Micropollutants in Surface Waters Exploring Political Awareness, Skills, SCHAUB, Simon (Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg) P Cognition and Preparation for Action METZ, Florence (Universität Bern) Chair: KRISTENSEN, Niels (Aalborg Universitet) Co-Chair / Discussant: SOLHAUG, Trond (Norwegian University of Science & Technology, Trondheim)

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Panel P066 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.1 The European Court's Brokered Legitimacy: Conceptualising the Sociological Legitimacy of Conceptualising the Knowledge and the Court of Justice of the European Union Governance Relationship: during the OMT Saga What Role for Organisations? BOIS, Julien (Freie Universität Berlin) P Judicial Legitimation Strategies Amidst Chair / Discussant: DAVITER, Falk Pressure on Judicial Authority – (Leuphana Universität Lüneburg) How the CJEU Upgrades its Public Relations Toolbox Culture, Knowledge, and Regulation: Improving DEDERKE, Julian (University of Zurich) P Compliance through the Power of Norms, Practice, Does Institutional Design Matter for the Legitimacy of and Technique (or Something Like That) ISDS? Evidence from Survey Experiments in Germany, BOLANOS, Jose A France, and the United States (The London School of Economics & Political Science) P DOTZAUER, Marius Complexity as a Policy Problem: (Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster) P Governance Effects in Global (Health) Governance Consociational Democracy, Unique Legitimacy: BAHR, Thurid (Freie Universität Berlin) P Procedural and Instrumental Accounts of Constitutional PANTZERHIELM, Laura (WZB Berlin Social Science Center) Adjudication in Consociations Ethics Expertise as a Tool of Conflict Manoeuvring GÁL, András (Central European University) P LITTOZ-MONNET, Annabelle (Graduate Institute of Reaching Out to the Public: Legitimation Efforts International and Development Studies) P and Strategic Communication by the CJEU – Evidence from Press Release Data Practices in Public Agencies’ R&D Departments DEDERKE, Julian (University of Zurich) P TELLMANN, Silje Maria (Universitetet i Oslo) P LARSSON, Olof (University of Gothenburg) GULBRANDSEN, Magnus (Universitetet i Oslo) P HØILAND, Gry Cecilie (Universitetet i Oslo) Panel P114 Building D – 2.05 Research Utilisation in Public Policy Organisations: A Literature Review and Empirical Test Enabling Equal Political Engagement SKOGEN, Kari-Elisabeth (Universitetet i Oslo) P Chair: WASS, Hanna (University of Helsinki) THUNE, Taran (Universitetet i Oslo) Discussant: NEMČOK, Miroslav (University of Helsinki) Panel P068 Institute of Geography – 320 Who Votes for Whom? Using a Latent Profile Analysis Approach to Examining Connections between Voters’ Issue Preferences and Party Support Business and Politics IM, Zhen Jie (University of Helsinki) P Chair: RASHKOVA, Ekaterina (University of Utrecht) The Growing Effect of Education on Electoral Participation in the Czech Republic and Co-Chair: PALANSKY, Miroslav (Charles University) the Mediating Role of Vote Efficacy Friends with Benefits? LINEK, Lukáš (Institute of Sociology, Academy of The Effects of Corporate Donations Upon Policy-Making Sciences of the Czech Republic) P MAY, Danielle (Aarhus Universitet) P Unemployment – A Road to Political Party Identification, the Policy Space, and Business Disengagement or Political Mobilisation? Donations to Political Parties Evidence using Swedish Register Data ÖSTERMAN, Marcus (Uppsala Universitet) FRI McMENAMIN, Iain (Dublin City University) P P The Value of Political Connections LINDGREN, Karl-Oskar (Uppsala Universitet) in the Post-Transition Period Panel P135 Building A – 214 PALANSKY, Miroslav (Charles University) P Finance and the Welfare State Panel P076 Building B – 402 in Comparative Perspective Courts and their Legitimacy Chair: MERTENS, Daniel Chair: MAYORAL, Juan Antonio (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) (University of Copenhagen) Discussant: BOHLE, Dorothee Discussant: OIDTMANN, Raphael (European University Institute) (Universität Mannheim)

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Welfare State Financialisation as Driver of Regulation: The Silencing History in Foreign Policy Discourse: Forgetting Case of Israel’s ‘Savings Plan for Each Child’ Italy’s Past during the 2014–2018 Refugee Crisis MANDELKERN, Ronen (Tel Aviv University) P SIDDI, Marco (University of Edinburgh) P ROSENHEK, Zeev (Open University of Israel) Post-Soviet Georgia's Political Ambivalence towards Financialisation and the Varieties of Residential Europe and the EU Capitalism: Denmark and Ireland, 1982–2015 GURGENIDZE, David (Charles University) P GALLAGHER, Patrick (National University of Ireland, Maynooth) P Panel P170 Institute of Romance Studies – 4.1 The Financial Aspects of Pension Politics: How Interests Related to Pension's Financial Assets First Prevented Institutional and Ideational Approaches and Then Enabled the Introduction of a Mandatory to Post-Exceptionalist Policy Making Occupational Pension Scheme in Israel Chair / Discussant: DAUGBJERG, Carsten KOREH, Michal (University of Haifa) P (University of Copenhagen) Panel P160 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.8 Co-Chair: FARSUND, Arild Aurvåg (University of Stavanger) Ideal and Nonideal Theory Rice Policy in a Transitional Economy: Social and Political Objectives Chair: COZZAGLIO, Ilaria (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) NGUYEN, Hoa (Australian National University) P Discussant: SPIEKERMANN, Kai Post-Exceptionalism in the WTO’s Governance System (The London School of Economics & Political Science) for Food Trade FARSUND, Arild Aurvåg (University of Stavanger) P The Model of the Legislator: Political Theory, Public VEGGELAND, Frode (Universitetet i Oslo) Policy, and Realist Utopianism RAEKSTAD, Paul (University of Amsterdam) P Post-Exceptionalism Goes to Emerging Economies: The Case of GMO Policies in India and Turkey Political Normativity in Realism / Moralism and Ideal / ALMAZ, Alper (Scuola Normale Superiore) P Non-Ideal Theory Approaches KOKIN, Daniil (Ural Federal University) P Targets for Reducing Agricultural Emissions – Accelerating or Retarding Policy Change? How Ideal Should a Justification of Democracy Be? HÖNLE, Susanna (Thünen-Institute Braunschweig) P DESTRI, Chiara (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) P Evaluating the CAP: A Post-Exceptionalist Evaluation Regime? How to Be Good at Telling Others to Be Good: VAN DER KAMP-ALONS, Gerry A Case for Epilogue Storytelling (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) P STEVENS, Simon (De Montfort University) P ZWAAN, Pieter (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) Is Feasibility Just Possibility? Coalition Magnets, Continuity and Change in BOSWORTH, Will Post‑Exceptionalist Policy Making: Food Sovereignty (The London School of Economics & Political Science) P and Agricultural Reform in Ecuador and Nepal DAUGBJERG, Carsten (University of Copenhagen) P Panel P162 Building C – 401 SHARMA, Puspa (Australian National University) Identity Change in the European Panel P194 Building B – 202 Periphery: Legacies of the Past

Chair: AYDıN-DUZGIT, Senem (Sabancı University) Local Environmental Concerns vs Climate: FRI Co-Chair / Discussant: BRISKU, Adrian Increasing Societal Polarisation (Charles University) in Energy Policy Remembering War, Forgetting Peace: Historical Memory Chair: LEIREN, Merethe Dotterud and Securitisation of the Russian Intervention in Syria (CICERO Center for International Climate Research) MAKHORTYKH, Mykola (University of Amsterdam) P Co-Chair: DI NUCCI, Maria Rosaria (Un)shared Memory: Narratives of the Past and Ukrainian (Freie Universität Berlin) Policy towards Russia and the EU Discussant: EICHENAUER, Eva (Universität Potsdam) KLYMENKO, Lina (Tampere University) P The Normalisation Process between Kosovo and Serbia and the Prospects for European Integration MEHMETI, Arban (Charles University) P

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Acceptance and Acceptability Panel P204 Building A – 318 of Major Energy Infrastructure Projects – The Socio-Technical Analogues Perspective Migration and Electoral Politics ISIDORO LOSADA, Ana Maria (Freie Universität Berlin) P in Europe and Beyond DI NUCCI, Maria Rosaria (Freie Universität Berlin) Chair: VINTILA, Daniela (Université de Liège) THEMANN, Dörte (Freie Universität Berlin) Discussant: PEDROZA, Luicy Social Acceptance-Related Patterns of Wind Energy (German Institute of Global And Area Studies) in Six European Countries AAKRE, Stine Explaining Migrant Enfranchisement Worldwide: (CICERO Center for International Climate Research) P Evidence from Non-Citizen Residents and Non-Resident Citizens LEIREN, Merethe Dotterud (CICERO Center for International Climate Research) UMPIERREZ DE REGUERO, Sebastián DI NUCCI, Maria Rosaria (Freie Universität Berlin) (Universidad Diego Portales) P KRUG, Michael (Freie Universität Berlin) ERDILMEN, Merve (McGill University) LINNERUD, Kristin (CICERO) Complementary, Mutually Exclusive, or Unrelated? On the Value of Studying the Connections between Political Decisions Gone with the Wind? the Emigrant and Immigrant Franchise Windpower Politics and Administration in Norway WEGSCHAIDER, Klaudia (University of Oxford) P GULBRANDSEN, Lars H. (Fridtjof Nansen Institute) P JACKSON INDERBERG, Tor Håkon (Fridtjof Nansen Institute) Diversity in Spanish Politics? The Nomination of Immigrant-Origin Local Candidates and Dynamics JEVNAKER, Torbjørg (Universitetet i Oslo) of Descriptive Political Representation Nature Against Wind Power? PÉREZ-NIEVAS, Santiago A Quantitative Analysis of Environmental Considerations (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid – in Norway’s Wind Power Development Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos del CSIC) P JACKSON INDERBERG, Tor Håkon PARADES, Marta (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid – (Fridtjof Nansen Institute) P Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos del CSIC) FLÅM, Karoline (Fridtjof Nansen Institute) VINTILA, Daniela (Université de Liège) Community Acceptance of Renewable Energy Plants: PAMIES PALAZUELO, Joan Carles The Role of Nature Conservation in the Concert of (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid – Instituto de Políticas Acceptance Factors y Bienes Públicos del CSIC) KRUG, Michael (Freie Universität Berlin) P Open Borders vs Inclusive Citizenship? The Politics of OHLHORST, Doerthe (Bavarian School of Public Policy) Associating Immigration and Naturalisation Policies SCHMID, Samuel (European University Institute) P Panel P201 Building B – 7 Illiberal Remittances? Studying the Political Dynamics and Voting Patterns of CEE Migrants in Western Europe Methodical Innovation SZULECKI, Kacper (Universitetet i Oslo) P in the Study of Interest Groups STANLEY, Ben Chair: WEILER, Florian (University of Basel) (SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities)

You Win, I Lose: On the Spatial Interdependence of Panel P212 Building A – 418 Lobbying Outcomes Within and Across Camps JUNK, Wiebke Marie (University of Copenhagen) P Motives of Mobility, Drivers of EGEROD, Benjamin (University of Copenhagen, Displacement – Two Case Studies FRI Department of Political Science) Chair: TÉTÉNYI, András Understanding Interest Groups’ Information Networks in the European Union using Twitter Data (Corvinus University of Budapest) BUNEA, Adriana (Universitetet i Bergen) P Co-Chair / Discussant: GRÄVINGHOLT, Jörn IBENSKAS, Raimondas (Universitetet i Bergen) (German Development Institute) Identifying Patterns of Interest Representation in Political Stay, Return or Move On: Systems: A Test and Discussion of Different Methods Involuntary Immobility and Future Imaginations of Syrian Forced Migrants in Beirut and Tripoli AIZENBERG, Ellis (University of Amsterdam) P MÜLLER-FUNK, Lea (University of Amsterdam) BINDERKRANTZ, Anne (Aarhus Universitet) P Refuge in 'a Country Like Our Own': Explaining Spaces of Integration in the Case of Syrian Refugees in Turkey ABDULLA, Amal (Koç University) P

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Information and Communication Technologies and Local Turnout in Germany Under Pressure Decision-Making among Forcibly Displaced People: VETTER, Angelika (Universität Stuttgart) P Empirical Analysis from Kenya HILDEBRANDT, Achim (Universität Stuttgart) MARTIN-SHIELDS, Charles Taking Terms? Incumbency Effects at Local Elections (German Development Institute) P KJÆR, Ulrik (Department of Political Science & Public KUHNT, Jana (German Development Institute) Management, University of Southern Denmark) P OYUKE, Abel (Institute for Development Studies, University of Nairobi) Turnover and Inherited Support BALONGO, Samuel in Polish Mayoral Elections (Institute for Development Studies, University of Nairobi) STOLICKI, Dariusz (Jagiellonian University) P OTUNGA, John GENDZWILL, Adam (University of Warsaw) (The Sentinel Project for Genocide Prevention) FLIS, Jarosław (Jagiellonian University) Fleeing Conflict, Escaping Hopelessness: Trajectories of Forced Migration as a Dilemma for Migration Policies Panel P239 Building B – 1 RÖING, Tim (Bonn International Center for Conversion) P Parties’ and Voters’ Response Balkan Mobility FERRERO-TURRION, Ruth to Political Compromise (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) P Chair / Discussant: PLESCIA, Carolina (University of Vienna) Panel P234 Building A – 217 Co-Chair: ANGELOVA, Mariyana (University of Vienna) Parliamentary Scrutiny Compensational Voting and Perceptions of Power Chair: KRAUSS, Svenja (University of Essex) Sharing and Compromise among Voters Discussant: HÖHMANN, Daniel (University of Bamberg) ANGELOVA, Mariyana (University of Vienna) P Explaining the Use of Information-Gathering and MÜLLER, Wolfgang C. (University of Vienna) Initiating Parliamentary Requests in Swiss Cantons BÄCK, Hanna (Lunds Universitet) GANDER, Heiri (University of Zurich) P If You’re Happy and You Know It, Clap Your Hands: Substitutes or Supplements? Measuring the Coalition Mood using Nonverbal The Interdependence between Coalition Agreements Communication in the Legislature and Parliamentary Questions as Control Mechanisms IMRE, Michael (Universität Mannheim) P in Coalition Governments MEYER, Thomas (University of Vienna) KRAUSS, Svenja (University of Essex) P MÜLLER, Wolfgang C. (University of Vienna) HÖHMANN, Daniel (University of Bamberg) ECKER, Alejandro (Universität Mannheim) The UK Post-Legislative Scrutiny Gap The Political Costs of Cross-Block Coalitions CAYGILL, Thomas (University of Newcastle) P HÜBSCHER, Evelyne (Central European University) P Linking Representatives with Constituents, or Aligning Compromising for Worldly Rewards? The Short-Term Parties and Voters? Petitioning in the Austrian Parliament Consequences of Coalition Agreements on Voters SEISL, Benedikt (University of Vienna) P PLESCIA, Carolina (University of Vienna) P STADLMAIR, Jeremias (University of Vienna) Panel P260 Building D – 2.02 Panel P236 Building A – 218 Political Attitudes in ‘Post-Crisis’ Parties and Elections at the Local Level Southern Europe FRI Chair: STEYVERS, Kristof (Ghent University) Chair: HAMANN, Kerstin (University of Central Florida) Co-Chair: KJÆR, Ulrik Co-Chair / Discussant: BARDAKCI, Mehmet (Department of Political Science & Public (Istanbul Yeni Yüzyil University) Management, University of Southern Denmark) Post-Bailout Southern Europe: More or Less Eurosceptic? Discussant: GENDZWILL, Adam (University of Warsaw) VERNEY, Susannah Like Mother, Like Daughter? (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens) P On the Relationship between the Local Chapter The Path to the Dark Side: Determinants of Negative and the National Party Headquarters in Belgium Perceptions towards Immigration in Spain STEYVERS, Kristof (Ghent University) P ROS, Virginia (Universidade de Lisboa Instituto de Ciências Sociais) P

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Youth Politicisation in (Post-)Crisis Greece: Approaches to Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA): Ideological Currents, Attitudinal Dynamics, A Systematic Review and Levels of Political Engagement EGE, Jörn (University of Exeter) P KONTOGIANNIS-MANDROS, Angelos THOMANN, Eva (University of Exeter) (King's College London) P PAUSTYAN, Ekaterina (Central European University) ZAFEIRIS, Konstantinos (University of the Aegean) How Does the Gender-Of-Interviewer Affect the Levels NTOURAKI, Stella (Greece's National School of Public of Political Knowledge? Administration and Local Government) MAYER, Sabrina (University of Duisburg-Essen) P SOTIROPOULOU, Maria (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) JOHANN, David (University of Vienna) Attitudes towards European Integration at Times of Crisis: The Case of Greece Case Study Research in Peace and Conflict Studies: Mitigating the Challenges of Fieldwork TSAROUHAS, Dimitris (Bilkent University) P in and on Conflict Zones KARYOTIS, Georgios (University of Glasgow) WOLFF, Stefan (University of Birmingham) P COLLIGNON, Sofia (University of London, Royal Holloway College) Constitutive Events and Cohort Cohesiveness: An Empirical Approach Panel P262 Building C – 301 HARSGOR, Liran (University of Haifa) P SMETS, Kaat Political Communication (University of London, Royal Holloway College) and Political Leadership A Phantom Menace: Random Data, Model Specification and Causal Chair: AALDERING, Loes (University of Vienna) Inference in Qualitative Comparative Analysis Discussant: LÓPEZ ORTEGA, Alberto MKRTCHYAN, Lusine (University of Lucerne) P (University of Zurich) THIEM, Alrik (University of Lucerne) Do Spitzenkandidaten Really Make a Difference? Disentangling Partisan and Nationality Effects Panel P291 Building C – 201 in the Study of Personalised European Parliament Election Campaigns Popular Support for the European Union GATTERMANN, Katjana (University of Amsterdam) P Chair: ROSEN, Amanda (US Naval War College) MARQUART, Franziska (University of Amsterdam) Discussant: KARREMANS, Johannes The Effect of the Alternative for Germany on Political (Universität Salzburg) Communication in the German Federal Parliament: A Narrative Approach Explaining Support for the United States of Europe: Evidence from Austria GRAEF, Josefin (Hertie School of Governance) P PRAPROTNIK, Katrin (Danube-University of Krems) P The Divisive Consequences of Moral Appeals in Political Elite Communication PERLOT, Flooh (University of Graz) BOS, Linda (University of Amsterdam) P The Macroeconomic Consequences of the Euro Crisis for Public Support for European Integration Salvini’s Framing on Facebook Images: ZUBOK, Maksim Between the 'Superleader' and the 'Ordinary Person' (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) P MAZZONI, Marco (Dipartimento di Scienze Politiche, Università degli Studi di Perugia) P Support for and Opposition to the Fiscal Union: Does Knowledge Matter? MINCIGRUCCI, Roberto (Dipartimento di Scienze ARMINGEON, Klaus (Universität Bern) FRI Politiche, Università degli Studi di Perugia) P Picture a Leader: Integration and Constraining Dissensus: Public and Elites' Gender Bias in the Media Across Issues and Over Time Support for EU Integration during the Immigration Crisis DAMSTRA, Alyt (University of Amsterdam) P DI MAURO, Danilo (Università di Catania) P VLIEGENTHART, Rens (University of Amsterdam) MEMOLI, Vincenzo (Università di Catania)

Panel P271 Institute of Romance Studies – 2.4 Panel P300 Building D – 2.04 Political Methodology Power and Pressure: International Chair: DINU, Elena-Lidia Organisations and Great-Power Relations (National Council for Elderly People) Chair: PARÍZEK, Michal (Charles University) Discussant: SQUATRITO, Theresa (University of Liverpool)

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Do International Tribunals Time their Rulings to Panel P318 Building C – 101 Accommodate Powerful States? PELC, Krzysztof (McGill University) P Reframing the Engaged Citizen Comparing Elite and Citizen Legitimacy Beliefs Chair: YANG, Mundo (University of Siegen) towards International Organisations Discussant: KNOPS, Louise (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) VERHAEGEN, Soetkin (Stockholm University) P How do Citizens Negotiate Multiple Realms of Political DELLMUTH, Lisa Maria (Stockholm University) Participation? Examining Linkages between 'Ballots and TALLBERG, Jonas (Stockholm University) Barricades' from the Perspective of Poor Voters in India SCHOLTE, Jan Aart (University of Gothenburg) MOHANTY, Sobhi (Graduate Institute of International and Between Donor Power and Refugee Needs: Development Studies) P How UNRWA’s Bureaucracy Manages Permanent The Long-Lasting Effects of Civic Education? Budgetary Crisis A Quasi-Experimental Approach PATZ, Ronny (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) P GALAIS, Carolina (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) P THORVALDSDOTTIR, Svanhildur HERNÁNDEZ, Enrique (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) GOETZ, Klaus (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) Persistent Citizen Engagement in Repressive Contexts: 'Contested Multilateralism' as Credible Signalling: The Cases of Russia and Hungary How Strategic Inconsistency can Induce ZELLER, Michael (Central European University) P Cooperation among States DUFALLA, Jacqueline (Central European University) PARÍZEK, Michal (Charles University) P FAUDE, Benjamin (WZB Berlin Social Science Center) Panel P321 Building D – 2.03 International Bureaucracies in Difficult Times: Trust Re-Building Strategies Regulatory Enforcement and Courts JANKAUSKAS, Vytautas Chair: GAVA, Roy (Universität St Gallen) (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) P Discussant: BROOK, Or (University of Leeds) HEINKELMANN-WILD, Tim (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) The ‘Blind Spots’ of Policy Implementation: Explaining Procedural Failures of Spanish Competition Authorities Panel P301 Institute of Romance Studies – 4.3 MEJIA, Luis Everdy (Hertie School of Governance) P Preserving and (Re)telling Challenging the Regulators: Enforcement and Court Appeals in Financial Regulation in Transitional Justice GAVA, Roy (Universität St Gallen) P Chair: JARAMILLO CONTRERAS, Andrea Carolina Sanctions, Enforcement, Cooperation (Philipps-Universität Marburg) and Compliance in Food Safety – Discussant: BERNATH, Julie (University of Basel) The Experience of Italy in a Comparative Perspective BLANC, Florentin (Independent Scholar) The Role of Indigenous Women in Preserving P the Memories of a Difficult Past and Present: OTTIMOFIORE, Giuseppa (World Bank Group) The Case of the Colombian Arhuaco Community FRANCO, Luisa (University of Basel) P Panel P326 Building A – 309 Sexual Violence in Refugee Settings: Representation, Congruence A Critical Systematic Review and Political Elites INGUANZO, Isabel (Universidad Loyola Andalucía) P FRI MARCOS-MARNE, Hugo (Universität St Gallen) Chair: ÖNNUDÓTTIR, Eva Heida (University of Iceland) The Pressures of Getting it ‘Right’: Expertise and Victims’ Discussant: ANDREADIS, Ioannis Voices in the Work of the Sierra Leone Truth and (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) Reconciliation Commission (TRC) Ideological Polarisation of Spanish Elites: MENZEL, Anne (Philipps-Universität Marburg) P Are Younger Politicians More Radical? Lost in Translation: The Interdisciplinarity of Transitional SÁNCHEZ-FERRER, Leonardo (Universidad de Burgos) P Justice through the Lens of Child Participation DOMINGUEZ BENAVENTE, Pablo RODGERS, Jeannette (University of Birmingham) P (Universidad Pablo de Olavide)

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Evaluating Campaigning Candidates Subnational Actors and EU Multilevel Governance: as Representative Claim-Makers? Between the Demise of 'Europe of the Regions' and The Case of Lampedusa's Municipal Elections the Emergence of Active Subsidiarity TROVATO, Sara (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) P PAZOS-VIDAL, Serafin AKACHAR, Soumia (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) (Convention of Scottish Local Authorities) P How Historical Careers and Age Affect Ideological and Policy Congruence: Evidence from the Panel P369 Building B – 501 Comparative Candidate Study The Bureaucratic Politics of Expert Advice MAKROPOULOS, Iakovos (University of Strathclyde) P Tracking Personalisation in British Maiden Speeches Chair: HESSTVEDT, Stine (Universitetet i Oslo) from 1945–2017 Co-Chair: CHRISTENSEN, Johan NIELSEN, Marie Kaldahl (Aarhus Universitet) P (Departments of Political Science and Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) Panel P340 Building A – 407 Discussant: PEDERSEN, Helene Helboe (Aarhus Universitet) Secular-Religious Cleavage, Religious Competition for the Control of Complementary Health Voting and Party Politics Insurance Reform: The Reluctance of Political and Chair / Discussant: RAYMOND, Christopher Bureaucratic Actors to Work With / For Sectorial Experts (Queen's University Belfast) COMER, Clémentine (Institut d'Études Politiques de Rennes I) P The Behavioural Projections of the Evangelical's Parliamentary Group at the National Congress Under Does Appointing Academics to Advisory Bodies Jair Bolsonaro's Government Lead to Greater Use of Evidence? DE FIGUEREDO SAMPAIO, Ana Leticia CHRISTENSEN, Johan (Departments of Political Science (College of Europe) P and Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) P PEREZ ROJAS MARIANO DE AZEVEDO, José Antônio Catering for Consensus? The Swedish Governmental (Getulio Vargas Foundation) Commissions 1990–2018 The Role of Religion in Party Communication: LUNDBERG, Erik (Dalarna University) P A Comparison of Political Parties DAHLSTRÖM, Carl (University of Gothenburg) in Seven European Countries PRONIN, Kira (University of Pittsburgh) SCHWÖRER, Jakob (Leuphana Universität Lüneburg) P Policy Advice in Flux – Analysing the Emergence of ROMERO, Xavier (Leuphana Universität Lüneburg) a Hybrid / Neoliberal Policy Advisory System in Finland Explaining Patterns in the Religious Vote Cross-Nationally HOLLI, Anne Maria (University of Helsinki) P RAYMOND, Christopher (Queen's University Belfast) P TURKKA, Saara (University of Helsinki) A New Culture of Parliamentary Politics The Politics of Technocratic Policy-Making in Post-Secular Times? Religion as Strategic Resource CHRISTIANSEN, Peter Munk (Aarhus Universitet) P of the Opposition-Government Game HESSTVEDT, Stine (Universitetet i Oslo) EUCHNER, Eva-Maria (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) P Panel P384 Building C – 404 Panel P355 Building B – 302 The Hybridity of Political Space Subnational Governments as a Concept FRI in the European Union Chair: KRONLUND, Anna (University of Jyväskylä) Chair / Discussant: HOLESCH, Adam Discussant: MOHAMAD-KLOTZBACH, Christoph (Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals) (Würzburg Julius-Maximilians University) The Role of Local Authorities in the Design of EU Multilevel Science and Politics in US Congressional Debates on Policies: The Case of Cohesion Policy in Romania Environmental Topics KRONLUND, Anna (University of Jyväskylä) DRAGOS, Alina (University of Strathclyde) P P Can Trust Be Bought? Effect of the EU Subsidies Building the Demos in Hybrid Media Space: Given to Municipalities on Trust to Local, National Democracy Beyond Demography and European Authorities in the Czech Republic PALONEN, Emilia (University of Helsinki) P VODA, Petr (Masaryk University) P SIBINESCU, Laura Elena (University of Helsinki)

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Hybridity of In-Between Spaces: On the Persistence Panel P412 Building A – 216 and Fluidity of Political Space in Protest ENGELSDORFER, Alexandra The Relationship between Populism (Philipps-Universität Marburg) P and Political Participation On the Spatial Location of Contentious Public Displays Chair: RUTH-LOVELL, Saskia MARTIN, Aaron (German Institute of Global And Area Studies) (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) P Discussant: WIESEHOMEIER, Nina Conceptual and Empirical Thoughts (IE School of Global and Public Affairs) on Hybrid Types of Political Cultures MOHAMAD-KLOTZBACH, Christoph The Ambiguous Relationship between Populism and the Use of Direct Democracy in Latin America (Würzburg Julius-Maximilians University) P RUTH-LOVELL, Saskia Panel P392 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.2 (German Institute of Global And Area Studies) P WELP, Yanina (University of Zurich) The Political Economy of Coal Disappearing Populists? Chair: JAKOB, Michael A Panel Analysis of Populist Citizens' Referendum Behaviour in Two Referendums, 2016–2018 (Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change – MCC Berlin) JACOBS, Kristof (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) P ROODUIJN, Matthijs (University of Amsterdam) Co-Chair: STECKEL, Jan (Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Do Populist Parties Revive Participation? Climate Change – MCC Berlin) A Cross-Regional Analysis RUTH-LOVELL, Saskia Discussant: JEWELL, Jessica (Universitetet i Bergen) (German Institute of Global And Area Studies) P At a Crossroad: SZÖCSIK, Edina (University of Basel) The Political Economy of Coal in India – A Case Study Populists and Perceptions of Referendums MONTRONE, Lorenzo (Mercator Research Institute on as a Political Decision Making Process Global Commons and Climate Change – MCC Berlin) P LINDE, Jonas (Universitetet i Bergen) P OHLENDORF, Nils (Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change – MCC Berlin) KOKKONEN, Andrej (University of Gothenburg) CHANDRA, Rohit (Harvard Kennedy School) DAHLBERG, Stefan (University of Gothenburg) ARNESEN, Sveinung (Universitetet i Bergen) Coal, Power and Coal-Powered Politics in Indonesia ORDONEZ, Jose Antonio (Fraunhofer ISI / MCC Berlin) P Panel P416 Building B – 201 JAKOB, Michael (Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change – MCC Berlin) Democracy, Citizen Participation STECKEL, Jan (Mercator Research Institute on Global and Environmental Change Commons and Climate Change – MCC Berlin) Political Economy of Climate Change Mitigation Chair: MacGREGOR, Sherilyn and Energy Policies in Vietnam – A Case Study (University of Manchester) DORBAND, Ira (Mercator Research Institute on Global Discussant: KATSANIDOU, Alexia (GESIS, Leibniz) Commons and Climate Change – MCC Berlin) P Understanding Citizens' Views on Climate Mitigation: JAKOB, Michael (Mercator Research Institute on Global Perceptions, Preferences and Political Engagement Commons and Climate Change – MCC Berlin) with Climate Policy Post COP24 STECKEL, Jan (Mercator Research Institute on Global McNALLY, Brenda

Commons and Climate Change – MCC Berlin) FRI (Department of Geography, Trinity College Dublin) P The Political Economy of Climate and Energy Policy: Party Movements, Environmental Pollution, A Theoretical Framework and Electoral Systems JAKOB, Michael (Mercator Research Institute on Global KOSANKE, Sven (University Greifswald) P Commons and Climate Change – MCC Berlin) P JAHN, Detlef (University Greifswald) FLACHSLAND, Christian (Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change – MCC Berlin) The Greening of European Radical Left Parties: STECKEL, Jan (Mercator Research Institute on Global Red and Green Politics Commons and Climate Change – MCC Berlin) WANG, Congcong (Beihang University) P URPELAINEN, Johannes (Johns Hopkins University)

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The Turn to Local Experiments: A Critical Take on Panel P432 Building B – 401 Academic Perspectives on Pioneers of Change, Concrete Utopias and Grassroots Innovations Theoretical and Methodological HADERER, Margaret Innovations for Policy Process Frameworks (Vienna University of Economics and Business) P DANNEMANN, Hauke Chair: INGOLD, Karin (Universität Bern) (Vienna University of Economics and Business) P Discussant: NAGEL, Melanie (Universität Konstanz) Punctuated Equilibrium Theory, Policy Change and Panel P429 Institute of Geography – 336 Neural Networks: Can We Go Any Further Beyond Boundaries? The UK Under Brexit: WORDLICZEK, Łukasz (Jagiellonian University) P A Populism Research Laboratory? Can Beliefs Act as Institutional Filters? Chair: SOJKA, Aleksandra (Universidad de Granada) Investigating Rules, Beliefs and Coordination in Different Watershed Management Situations 'We Are, by Nature, a Tolerant People’: Securitisation and Counter-Securitisation in UK Migration Politics SCHLAGER, Edella (University of Arizona) P INGOLD, Karin (Universität Bern) KARYOTIS, Georgios (University of Glasgow) P PATERSON, Ian (University of Glasgow) HERZOG, Laura (Universität Bern) Understanding Brexit at a Local Level: Assessing the Past and Planning the Future: Causes of Discontent and Asymmetric Impacts Revisiting and Updating ACF’s Theories of Policy Learning and Policy Change OLIVAS OSUNA, Jose Javier (The London School of INGOLD, Karin (Universität Bern) Economics & Political Science) P P KIEFEL, Max NOHRSTEDT, Daniel (Uppsala Universitet) (The London School of Economics & Political Science) WEIBLE, Chris (University of Colorado Denver) European, National and Regional Identities in the UK: Cultural Theory and Party Identification – An Investigation of the Identity ‘Type’ Prevailed Investigating a Link in ACF Research in the Brexit Referendum HORNUNG, Johanna (TU Braunschweig) P TRIGA, Vasiliki (Cyprus University of Technology) P BANDELOW, Nils (TU Braunschweig) MANAVOPOULOS, Vasileios (University of Cyprus) 'Perturbation Management' as a Policy Tool CHARALAMPAKI, Effie (Center For Euro-Atlantic Studies, Panel P430 Building C – Amf B Institute of International Relations, Athens) P

The Youth and Democratic Innovations: Panel P443 Building B – 6 A Special Species in the Field? Chair: MATTHIEU, Joke (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) Travelling, Diffusion and Translation Co-Chair: HUTTUNEN, Janette (Åbo Akademi) of Ideas and Policies in the Area of Post-Secondary Education II Discussant: LEBRUN, Robin (Université Libre de Bruxelles) Chair: SEIDENSCHNUR, Tim (University of Kassel) Total Exposure: Can Volunteering on ‘Real World’ Issues Discussant: JUNGBLUT, Jens (Universitetet i Oslo) Influence Political Engagement among Young People? Comparative Higher Education Politics – CHARLTON, Mark (De Montfort University) P Policymaking in North America and Western Europe Democratic Innovation for Young Rebels JUNGBLUT, Jens (Universitetet i Oslo) P FRI PAUSCH, Markus Merit and Worth: How Academics’ Preferences (University of Applied Sciences Salzburg) P for Evaluation are Socially Shaped Social Action as a Route to the Ballot Box: SANZ-MENÉNDEZ, Luis (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid Can Volunteering Reduce Inequalities in Turnout? – Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos del CSIC) P FOX, Stuart (Cardiff University) P CRUZ-CASTRO, Laura (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid – Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos del CSIC) To Vote or Not to Vote: A Deliberative Experiment with Young People on the Lowering of the Voting Age Policy Transfer and Policy Translation: The Case of Research and Impact Assessment Policy in Australia MATTHIEU, Joke (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) P AHSAN, Asma (University of Melbourne) P Recruiting by Numbers – The Diffusion and Translation of Bibliometrics in Academic Hiring Processes REYMERT, Ingvild (The Nordic Institute for Studies in Innovation, Research and Education) P

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Delegated Evaluation Policies – Anti-Refugee Vigilantism in France Consequences of Delegating Internal Evaluations and Italy during the 'Migration Crisis': to Higher Education Institutions Comparing Organisation, Goals and Targets SEYFRIED, Markus (Universität Potsdam) P CASTELLI GATTINARA, Pietro (Universitetet i Oslo) P ANSMANN, Moritz (Universität Potsdam) Smörgåsbord of Vigilantism in Finland: Motivations, Competition and Strategies Panel P452 Building B – 301 KOTONEN, Tommi (University of Jyväskylä) P Varieties of Vigilantism in Europe Vigilante Propaganda in East Central Europe MAREŠ, Miroslav (Masaryk University) P Chair: BJØRGO, Tore (Universitetet i Oslo) The Emergence and Decline of Vigilantism Co-Chair: MAREŠ, Miroslav (Masaryk University) against Migrants and Minorities Discussant: LEE, Benjamin (University of Lancaster) BJØRGO, Tore (Universitetet i Oslo) P

Panel Session 9 Friday, 6 September 17:50–19:30

Panel P027 Building B – 501 Fear, the Sovereign and Authority HELMISAARI, Vappu (University of Helsinki) P Beyond Nudging – Advancing the Bene Vivere Politice: Discussion on Behavioural Governance Aristotelian Metabiopolitics of 'Happiness' Chair: POLLEX, Jan (Osnabrück University) BACKMAN, Jussi (University of Jyväskylä) P Co-Chair: THOMANN, Eva (University of Exeter) Panel P052 Institute of Geography – 332 Discussant: JOHN, Peter (King's College London) Analysing the Applicability of 'Nudge' Theory Citizenship Education Research as a Means of Decreasing Avoidable and Educational Transformation Emergency Department Attendance Chair / Discussant: SZUKALA, Andrea LEGG, David (University of Exeter) P (Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster) Rethinking the Cognitive Foundations and the Role of Co-Chair: DAVIES, Ian (University of York) Expertise in Behavioural Public Policy: A New Prospectus JOHN, Peter (King's College London) P Youth, Activism, Engagement and the Development of New Civic Learning Spaces Advancing Behavioural Public Policies – DAVIES, Ian (University of York) P Moving Forward to Comprehensive Concepts LOER, Kathrin (FernUniversität in Hagen) P Striving for Impact in Relation to Preventing Violent Extremism Policy in Schools: Combining Research, EWERT, Benjamin (FernUniversität in Hagen) Professional Practice and Lobbying Expertise and Responsiveness to Behavioural Biases in JEROME, Lee (Middlesex University) P Public Organisations: Evidence from the World Bank Design Based Research and Educational Transformation BANURI, Sheheryar (University of East Anglia) P in Civic Education Research MAREJ, Katarina FRI Panel P029 Building C – 404 (Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster) P Biopolitics in the History of Political Thought Education Through Democracy – Civic Activation of the Youth Chair / Discussant: PROZOROV, Sergei ŻERKOWSKA-BALAS, Marta (University of Jyväskylä) (SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities) P Politics as Medicine: Reflections of Plato’s Bio-Political WENZEL, Michał Concept of Justice (SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities) OJAKANGAS, Mika (University of Jyväskylä) P Carl Schmitt’s Critique of Biopolitics: Against Political Utopias and Transformation of Human Biology SUURONEN, Ville (University of Helsinki) P

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Panel P107 Building A – 308 The European Union’s Declining Leadership Role in Climate Change Policy Elites and Voters PETERS, Susanne (Webster University Geneva) P Chair: DUMONT, Patrick (Australian National University) Panel P143 Building C – Amf A Discussant: WERNER, Annika From the Grassroots to the Mayor’s (Australian National University) Office: Social Movements, Democratic Put Your Money Where Your Mouth is Innovation, and Participatory Dilemmas VLIEGENTHART, Rens (University of Amsterdam) P in New Progressive Governments Candidates-Voters’ Substantive Policy Congruence Chair: ALARCÓN, Pau (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) in Luxembourg Discussant: GARCÍA-ESPÍN, Patricia DUMONT, Patrick (Australian National University) P (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas) KIES, Raphael (University of Luxembourg) SCHMIT, Dan (University of Luxembourg) Democratic Disruption or Continuity? Analysis of the Decidim Platform in 11 Catalan Municipalities Reading the Room: Elite and Public Perceptions of Each Other’s Preferences in Divided Times BALCELLS, Joan (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya) P THOMSON, Catarina (University of Exeter) P BORGE, Rosa (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya) PADRO-SOLANET, Albert (Open University of Catalonia) Selective Perception in Elite Perceptions of Public Opinion: Evidence from UK Government Decisions From Protest to Policy Proposals for Democratic Innovation in Five Spanish Municipalities BUTLER, Chris (University of Manchester) P MOTA, Fabiola (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid) P Fit to Govern? Voters’ and Elites' Perceptions on Citizens’ Ability to Produce Reasonable Outcomes SALAZAR MARCANO, Yunailis via Deliberative Review: Evidence from Finland (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) DEL ROMERO RENAU, Luis (Universitat de Valencia) KOSKIMAA, Vesa (Åbo Akademi) P RAPELI, Lauri (Åbo Akademi) Shaking Associative Participation: The Madrid and Barcelona New Left Governments Panel P121 Building B – 202 and their Policy towards Advisory Councils GARCÍA-ESPÍN, Patricia EU Climate and Energy Policy (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas) P and the Future of Europe FERNÁNDEZ-MARTÍNEZ, José Luis (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas) Chair: OBERTHUER, Sebastian (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) ALARCÓN, Pau (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) Discussant: LEIREN, Merethe Dotterud BHERER, Laurence (Université de Montréal) (CICERO Center for International Climate Research) Interactions between EU Climate and Energy Policy Panel P181 Building A – 418 and European Integration in Turbulent Times: A Framework for Analysis International Migration Governance VON HOMEYER, Ingmar (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) P Chair: DIONIGI, Filippo (University of Bristol) OBERTHUER, Sebastian (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) Co-Chair / Discussant: ERSANILLI, Evelyn Recalibrating the Energy Transition to Foster (University of Amsterdam) a More Democratic EU FRI 'The' or 'A' Leading Organisation in Migration? PROEDROU, Filippos (University of South Wales) P IOM as an Actor in Global Migration Governance Can the Energy Union Deliver Energy Justice? ROTHER, Stefan (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg) P LABELLE, Michael (Central European University) P Policy Networks and the South American Conference KING, Brian (Central European University) on Migration: Explaining the Rights Based Approach STOJILOVSKA, Ana (Central European University) to Migration Management in South America Re-Packing in Times of Crises and Conflict: BRUMAT, Leiza (European University Institute) P The Making of the Clean Energy Package FREIER, Luisa Feline (Universidad del Pacífico, Lima) EIKELAND, Per Ove (Fridtjof Nansen Institute) P Intersecting Vulnerabilities in EU’s Return and JEVNAKER, Torbjørg (Universitetet i Oslo) Reintegration Policy and Programming SKJÆRSETH, Jon Birger (Fridtjof Nansen Institute) CLETON, Laura (Universiteit Antwerpen) P

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Unintended Consequences: National Courts as Gatekeepers in EU Legal Integration: Implementation of EU's Migrations Policies in the Sahel Supporting EU Legal Integration, Protecting National Law OLSEN, Gorm Rye (University of Roskilde) P or Balancing Conflicting Demands? Breaking the Legal Link but not the Law: LEIJON, Karin (Uppsala Universitet) P Externalisation through Orchestration in the Context of the Migration Crisis Panel P211 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.8 SLOMINSKI, Peter (University of Vienna) P Moralism and Realism MÜLLER, Patrick (University of Vienna) Chair: DOWDING, Keith (Australian National University) Panel P198 Building A – 218 Discussant: FRAZER, Michael (University of East Anglia) Lost in State Reconfiguration? Bernard Williams’ Political Realism and Epistemic Constraints The Politics of Multi-Level Governance AYTAC, Ugur (University of Amsterdam) at the Subnational Level P Reading Thomas Hobbes as a Contemporary Chair: KÜBLER, Daniel (University of Zurich) Commentator on the Anxiety and Political Apathy Co-Chair / Discussant: LE GALES, Patrick of the 21st Century (Sciences Po Paris) VERTIKA, Vertika (McGill University) P Patterns of Asymmetrical Divisions of Functions The Normative Autonomy of Politics at Local Level in Europe BURELLI, Carlo (Università degli Studi di Milano) P LIDSTRÖM, Anders (Umeå Universitet) P Can Realism Save Us from Populism? The Legitimacy of the Local State: Rousseau in the Digital Age Citizens’ Perceptions of Local Democratic Legitimacy COZZAGLIO, Ilaria in Western European Metropolitan Areas (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) P STREBEL, Michael (University of Zurich) P KÜBLER, Daniel (University of Zurich) Panel P213 Building A – 318 When Ideas Meets Institutions Motives of Mobility, Drivers of HOLMEN, Ann Karin (University of Stavanger) P Displacement – Cross-Country Analysis From Governance to Management: Implementation Regimes in Municipal Organisations, Chair: TÉTÉNYI, András or the (Dis-)Empowerment of Managers and (Corvinus University of Budapest) its Significance for Managerial Effectiveness Co-Chair: GRÄVINGHOLT, Jörn BALDERSHEIM, Harald (Universitetet i Oslo) P (German Development Institute) Discussant: MÜLLER-FUNK, Lea Panel P210 Building B – 402 (University of Amsterdam) Mobilising Law and Courts Individual Preferences and Self-Selection into Emigration in Developing Countries Chair: SQUATRITO, Theresa (University of Liverpool) STOEHR, Tobias (Kiel Institute for the World Economy) P Discussant: CAPPELLINA, Bartolomeo SCHNEIDERHEINZE, Claas (Institut d'Études Politiques de Bordeaux) (Kiel Instutue for the World Economy) Mobilising EU Law Against Islamophobia: Asylum Seekers in Visegrad Countries – Forcibly Muslim Female Workers’ Anti-Discrimination Framing Displaced or Drawn by Economic Opportunities? and Litigation Strategies TÉTÉNYI, András (Corvinus University of Budapest) P FRI XENIDIS, Raphaële (European University Institute) P BARCZIKAY, Tamás (Corvinus University of Budapest) Competing Conceptions of Dignity The Relationship between State Fragility in Roma Rights Activism and Forced Migration FARKAS, Lilla (European University Institute) P GRÄVINGHOLT, Jörn (German Development Institute) P The Scandinavian Rights Revolution: Individual Rights, KUHNT, Jana (Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik) Civil Society Legal Mobilisation and Political Change MARTIN-SHIELDS, Charles KARLSSON SCHAFFER, Johan (University of Gothenburg) P (German Development Institute) MADSEN, Mikael Rask (University of Copenhagen)

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Panel P223 Building A – 214 Panel P243 Building C – 401 New Visions of the Welfare State Party, Political and Public Identity in Power Chair: RINCÓN GARCÍA, Leire Sharing Regimes: Consociationalism and (Universitat de Barcelona) the Paradoxes of Identity Change Discussant: VAN HOOTEGEM, Arno Chair: WALSH, Dawn (University College Dublin) (University of Leuven) Discussant: RAFFOUL, Alexandre (University of Basel) Understanding Multidimensional Preferences Does Power Sharing Freeze Ethnic Divisions? of Basic Income Policy: A Conjoint Experiment Reflections on the Reification Thesis RINCÓN GARCÍA, Leire (Universitat de Barcelona) P FRAENKEL, Jon (Victoria University of Wellington) P Distributing the Rights and Obligations of the Party Fragmentation Within a Consociational Regime Unemployed: Investigating Support for Activation SCHAKEL, Arjan H. (Universitetet i Bergen) Policies through the Lens of Distributive Justice P VAN HOOTEGEM, Arno (University of Leuven) P Quotas in a Liberal World: Paradoxes of Hybrid Liberal-Corporate Power-Sharing ROSSETTI, Federica (University of Leuven) BOCHSLER, Daniel (Central European University) ABTS, Koen (University of Leuven) P MEULEMAN, Bart (University of Leuven) Exploring the ‘Neither’ Identity in Northern Ireland Intergenerational Economic Opportunity McMANUS, Cathal (Queen's University Belfast) P as a Driver of Political Preferences? HAYWARD, Katy (Queen's University Belfast) KURER, Thomas (Harvard University) P Panel P258 Institute of Romance Studies – 2.4 HÄUSERMANN, Silja (University of Zurich) Policy Practices as Temporal Formations Panel P227 Building B – 7 Chair: BARBEHÖN, Marlon Organisational Structures of Cooperation: (Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg) Umbrellas and their Member Groups Co-Chair: KUHLMANN, Johanna (Universität Bremen) Chair: BUNEA, Adriana (Universitetet i Bergen) Discussant: STRASSHEIM, Holger Discussant: JUNK, Wiebke Marie (University of Bielefeld) (University of Copenhagen) Performing the Present, Forfeiting the Future: The Problem of Prediction from the Perspective of Performative Time The Legitimation of European Interest Groups: Analysis of National Groups’ Discourses FRANZ, Jason (Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg) P DEFACQZ, Samuel (Sciences Po Grenoble) P Between Dramatising and Calculating: Futures in Global Social Policy Who's the Boss? Analysing Drivers of the Shape of Business Lobby Networks in the Netherlands and UK BERTEN, John (Universität Bremen) P AIZENBERG, Ellis (University of Amsterdam) P Keep Them Waiting, Keep Them Quiet: Waiting as a Strategy of Social Control for Citizens Twofold Role of National Interest Groups? on Social Assistance Members and Membership-Based Organisations SCHMIDT HANSEN, Lasse (Aarhus Universitet) P NOVAK, Meta (University of Ljubljana) P LAJH, Damjan (University of Ljubljana) Temporality and Policy, Theory and Practice: Understanding ‘Complex Needs’ as a Travelling Concept

FRI The Effects of Europeanisation on National Level DOBSON, Rachael (Birkbeck, University of London) Success – The Importance of EU Associations P for Access and Professionalisation of Interest Groups in Central and Eastern Europe Panel P261 Building A – 309 LABANINO, Rafael Pablo Political Careers, Selection and Election (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) P DOBBINS, Michael (Universität Konstanz) Chair: KRAUSE, Werner (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) ŽELEZNIK, Ana (University of Ljubljana) Discussant: RÜDIG, Wolfgang (University of Strathclyde) Why Primaries? Exploring the Causes and Decision‑Making Behind Party Primaries in German Regional Party Branches KUEPPERS, Anne (University of Bonn) P

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Political Experience, Ways of Campaigning Disillusioned Democrats and Overwhelmed Democrats: and Electoral Success Comparing Citizens’ Discourses about Politics in a Pure VON SCHOULTZ, Åsa (University of Helsinki) P Representative and a Semi-Direct Democracy COFFE, Hilde (University of Bath) ROJON, Sebastien (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) P When Parties Nominate Outsiders for PM? RIJKEN, Arieke (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) Party Capacity, Primaries and Competitive Voters in the Post-Truth Era: Have Voters’ Perception Electoral Environments and Understanding of Politics Changed? MARTÍNEZ-CANTÓ, Javier (University of Bamberg) P NEMČOK, Miroslav (University of Helsinki) P Social Media Networks of Political Candidates KLUKNAVSKA, Alena (Masaryk University) in Belgium’s Multilevel Elections EISELE, Olga (University of Vienna) COFFE, Hilde (University of Bath) P HANZELKA, Jan (Masaryk University) CIOROIANU, Iulia (University of Exeter) Does Cultural Liberalism in Politics Shape Overconfidence: Does it Increase with Time in Office? the Education Gap in Political Trust? BERNINGER, Katharina (University of Cologne) P NOORDZIJ, Kjell (Department of Public Administration, Erasmus University Rotterdam) P Panel P264 Building C – 301 VAN DER WAAL, Jeroen (Erasmus University Rotterdam, Department of Sociology) Political Communication DE KOSTER, Willem (Department of Public Administration, and the Rise of Populism Erasmus University Rotterdam) Chair: DAMSTRA, Alyt (University of Amsterdam) Panel P283 Building D – 2.04 Discussant: DAHANI, Safia (Institut d'Études Politiques de Toulouse) Political-Administrative Relationships Taking Back Control: How the Populist Right Frames the in International Bureaucracies Topics of National Sovereignty and EU Membership Chair: CHRISTENSEN, Johan (Departments of Political RIZAKIS, Miltiadis (University of Glasgow) P Science and Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) Involuntary Media Populism – Co-Chair: YEŞILKAĞIT, Kutsal (Departments of Political How German Mainstream Media Inadvertently Facilitate Science and Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) Populist Movements by Evoking Fear and Anger Discussant: RIMKUTĖ, Dovilė (Departments of Political KIESLICH, Kimon (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf) P Science and Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) MARCINKOWSKI, Frank (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf) Representative Bureaucracy, Time and Making Sense of Territorial Identities in International Organisations New Populist Parties and their Effect on Mainstream MURDOCH, Zuzana (Universitetet i Bergen) P Parties’ Communication CONNOLLY, Sara (University of East Anglia) SCHWÖRER, Jakob (Leuphana Universität Lüneburg) P KASSIM, Hussein (University of East Anglia) Emotional Framing in Right-Wing Populist Communication on Twitter: A German Political Responsiveness by Organisation? Analysing the Dictionary-Based Measurement Structural Volatility of the UN Bureaucracy, 1998–2018 THIELE, Daniel (University of Vienna) P FLEISCHER, Julia (Universität Potsdam) P BUZOGANY, Aron (Freie Universität Berlin) Panel P280 Building B – 1 Politicians and Bureaucrats in Times of Globalisation: Public Service Bargains and International Governance

Political Trust and Participation YEŞILKAĞIT, Kutsal (Departments of Political Science and FRI Chair / Discussant: SUDULICH, Maria Laura Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) P (University of Essex) CHRISTENSEN, Johan (Departments of Political Science and Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) Youthquake: The Rise of British Young Left Cosmopolitans Measuring Administrative Reform Activities in at the 2016 EU Referendum and the 2017 General International Public Administrations: Election A Conceptual Framework SLOAM, James RASCH, Daniel (Deutsche Hochschule für (University of London, Royal Holloway College) P Verwaltungswissenschaften Speyer) P HENN, Matt (Nottingham Trent University) GROHS, Stephan (Deutsche Hochschule für Verwaltungswissenschaften Speyer)

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Explaining the Politicisation of the European Commission: Immigration and Perception of Democracy: How Rebuilding Responsibilities has Normalised Political- Stories from West and East Administrative Relationships in the EU Executive VODA, Petr (Masaryk University) P WILLE, Anchrit (Departments of Political Science and SPÁČ, Peter (Masaryk University) Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) P Panel P313 Building A – 217 Panel P289 Building D – 2.02 Re-(s)election and Retirement Politics in Polarised Southern Europe Chair: DANDOY, Régis (Ghent University) Chair: VERNEY, Susannah Discussant: YILDIRIM, Tevfik Murat (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens) (University of Stavanger) Co-Chair / Discussant: BOSCO, Anna (Dipartimento di Scienze Politiche e Sociali, Università di Firenze) Competing Risks, Competing Rationale: How Do Legislators Leave their Seat in the German Bundestag? Territories or Social Policies? Polarisation as the Struggle SCHMUCK, David (University of Bamberg) P for the ‘Electoral Question’ in Spain Hard Work Pays Off: Candidate Selection SIMÓN, Pablo (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid) P and Parliamentary Activity Populism Put to the Test: The 2019 European Elections in LOUWERSE, Tom (Departments of Political Science and Italy Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) P TRONCONI, Filippo (Università di Bologna) P VAN VONNO, Cynthia (Departments of Political Science VALBRUZZI, Marco (Università di Bologna) and Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) Party Mandates and Policy Agendas in Italy’s A Selectoral Punishment and Reward Mechanism in EP Yellow‑Green Government Elections: Hard Work, Safe Seat? FROIO, Caterina (Sciences Po Paris) P DE CONINCK, Isabelle (University of Leuven) P The Voter Bases of Podemos and Vox The Sanction that Isn’t Imposed? Roll-Call Voting Loyalty SANTANA, Andres (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid – and Demotion in European Parliament Elections Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos del CSIC) P DAEUBLER, Thomas (Universität Mannheim) P Polarisation and Party Competition on the Right in Spain CHIRU, Mihail (Université catholique de Louvain) RODRÍGUEZ TERUEL, Juan (University of Valencia) P HERMANSEN, Silje Synnøve Lyder (Universitetet i Oslo)

Panel P306 Building D – 2.05 Panel P314 Building A – 215 Public Opinion in Times Rebel Groups' Inclusion and Sustaining of Growing Polarisation Peace and Stability after Civil War Chair: PARTHEYMÜLLER, Julia (University of Vienna) Chair: WHITING, Matthew (University of Birmingham) Discussant: VRABLIKOVA, Katerina (University of Bath) Discussant: FÜRSTENBERG, Michael (Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology) Eroding Trust: Regional Effects of Consecutive Crises REINL, Ann-Kathrin (GESIS, Leibniz) P Institutions Replacing Armed Conflict – What Happens When Soldiers Seek to Build a Country? KATSANIDOU, Alexia (GESIS, Leibniz) BEKAJ, Armend (University of Sheffield) EDER, Christina (GESIS, Leibniz) P KOKTSIDIS, Pavlos (University of Cyprus) A Distributional Theory of Polarisation: FRI Explaining Political Party and Public Extremism Fragile Peace after Conflict: in an Era of Multiple Issue Dimensions Desecuritisation of FARC in Colombia ISHIYAMA, John (University of North Texas) P BAYSAL, Basar (Bilkent University) P WILLIAMS, Christopher (University of Arkansas at Little Rock) Pathways of Post-Conflict State Formation The 'Austrianisation' of German Elections? JÜDE, Johannes (European University Institute) P Comparing the Vote for Right-Wing Populist Parties Party System Development and Democratic at the German and Austrian National Elections 2017 Consolidation in Civil War Affected Countries PARTHEYMÜLLER, Julia (University of Vienna) P SINDRE, Gyda (University of Cambridge) P AICHHOLZER, Julian (University of Vienna) Theorising Variation in Political Stability Fighting the Establishment: in the Aftermath of Rebel Victories The Role of Anti-Elitism in Contemporary Populism WEDGWOOD YOUNG, Enrique (University of Glasgow) P EDINGER, Michael (Friedrich-Schiller Universität Jena) P

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Panel P322 Building D – 2.03 Advocacy Coalition Framework INGOLD, Karin (Universität Bern) P Regulatory Enforcement in Action Programmatic Action Framework Chair / Discussant: GAVA, Roy (Universität St Gallen) BANDELOW, Nils (TU Braunschweig) P Taxation, Regulation, and the European State (EU-15) The Narrative Policy Framework WALSH-FÜHRING, Marcus (Johns Hopkins University) P RADAELLI, Claudio (University College London) P Varieties of Competition Enforcement Practices in the European Union? A Comparison of Germany Panel P345 Building C – 403 and the United Kingdom WASSUM, Moritz (University of Strathclyde) P Social Movement Networks Has EU Competition Law Lost its Bite? A Hard Look Chair: DIANI, Mario (Università degli Studi di Trento) at How 'Soft' Enforcement Undermined the Basic Discussant: OCELÍK, Petr (Masaryk University) Conventions and Goals of EU Competition Law Running Together, Ruling Together: How Social Capital BROOK, Or (University of Leeds) P from Voluntary Associations Affects Coalition Formation ŠKVRŇÁK, Michael (Charles University) Panel P325 Building C – 405 P The Role of Ethnic Origin as an Attribute of Migrant Representation by National Parliaments Voluntary Associations in the Formation and Detection and Parties in Times of Crisis of Components of Migrant Organisational Networks in European Cities Chair: KARREMANS, Johannes (Universität Salzburg) PANAGIOTOPOULOU, Foteini (University of Leicester) P Discussant: SAGHAUG BRODERSTAD, Troy Actors and Architectures: (Universitetet i Bergen) Online Networks of Far-Right Mobilisation National Policy Alternatives Under the European KLEIN, Ofra (European University Institute) P Economic Governance Collective Action Networks: KARREMANS, Johannes (Universität Salzburg) P Czech Trade Union Organisations in Time and Space ‘Democracies Without Choice' in the Periphery of NAVRÁTIL, Jiří (Masaryk University) P Europe: Parliamentary Mandate Fulfilment Less Divided after ETA? Green Networks Before and After the Eurozone Crisis in the Basque Country between 2007 and 2017 KARTALIS, Yani CIORDIA MORANDEIRA, Alejandro (Universidade de Lisboa Instituto de Ciências Sociais) P (Università degli Studi di Trento) P The Parliamentary Scrutiny of EU Affairs after the Eurocrisis: Evidence from Southern Europe Panel P347 Building C – 101 BORGHETTO, Enrico (Instituto Português de Relações Internacionais) P Social Movements and KARTALIS, Yani the Politicisation of Diversity (Universidade de Lisboa Instituto de Ciências Sociais) Chair: MORALES, Laura (Sciences Po Paris) Panel P336 Building B – 401 Discussant: VAN DER PAS, Daphne (University of Amsterdam) ROUNDTABLE Individual Biography and Collective Action: Far-Right Approaching Contemporary Policy Activists in Eastern Germany as 'Imports' from the West?

Changes with Policy Process Frameworks WEISSKIRCHER, Manès (European University Institute) P FRI Chair: NOVOTNÝ, Vilém (Charles University) Feminist Strikes in Barcelona: An Ongoing Dispute over Contentious Discursive Practices Co-Chair: MOYSON, Stéphane DIAS, Tayrine (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya) (Université catholique de Louvain) P Migrant Political Organisation – Between Migratory IADF Experience and Political Ideology NOVOTNÝ, Vilém (Charles University) P FEDDERSEN, Alexandra (Université de Neuchâtel) P THIEL, Andreas (University of Kassel) BADER, Dina (Université de Neuchâtel) Multiple Streams and Policy Change 'Identity Politics' and 'Universalism' ZOHLNHÖFER, Reimut in Social Movements Today (Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg) P TROTT, Ben (Leuphana Universität Lüneburg) P

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Panel P354 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.1 Panel P363 Institute of Romance Studies – 2.5 Studying the Knowledge for Governance Teaching Politics and IR Conundrum: The Role of Actors to Non-Subject Students Chair / Discussant: LITTOZ-MONNET, Annabelle Chair: JONES, Alistair (De Montfort University) (Graduate Institute of International Discussant: CHARLTON, Mark (De Montfort University) and Development Studies) Public Affairs – Multiple Streams, Narratives, Evidence and Problem Teaching the Cinderella of Journalism Courses Brokers: Explaining Reforms to the Governance JONES, Alistair (De Montfort University) P of English Fire and Rescue Services CLARK, Tor (University of Leicester) LAKOMA, Katarzyna (Nottingham Trent University) P 'You are the First One Who Has Shown Any Interest ECKERSLEY, Peter (Nottingham Trent University) In What I Think About Things' – Youth Experts The Impact of Scientific Knowledge on Policy: in Legislative and Policy-Making Processes Conceptualising the Policy-Making Conditions MERILÄINEN, Niina (Tampere University) P BARKER, Katharine (University of Manchester) P Learning Through Experience: Using Simulations and EDLER, Jakob (University of Manchester) Game-Design Mechanics to Teach International Power to the People? Relations to Non-Politics Students Evaluating Good Governance Model and COFFEY, Kevin (University College Dublin) P Civil Society Input in EU Online Copyright Policy VETULANI-CĘGIEL, Agnieszka (Adam Mickiewicz Panel P375 Building C – Amf B University, Faculty of Political Science and Journalism) P MEYER, Trisha (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) The Economics and Politics Becoming a Foreign Policy Expert in Russia: of Remunicipalisation From Knowledge to Relational Positioning Chair: BEL, Germà (Universitat de Barcelona) GRAEF, Alexander (Universität St Gallen) P Co-Chair / Discussant: REEVES, Eoin Exploring the Significance of Epistemic Communities (University of Limerick) to the Development of Multi-Level Governance Arrangements Easier Said than Done: An Analysis of the Length of Time between the WILLIAMS, Owen (Swansea University) P Remunicipalisation Decision and its Implementation Panel P356 Building B – 302 REEVES, Eoin (University of Limerick) P BEL, Germà (Universitat de Barcelona) Sub-National Politics in Authoritarian Municipalities’ Choices of Service Delivery Modes: Regimes More Cooperation and Municipal-Owned Firms and their Explanation for the Netherlands Chair: EICHHORN, Kristin GRADUS, Raymond (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) P (Chemnitz University of Technology) SCHOUTE, Martijn (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) Discussant: SZYMAŃSKI, Adam (University of Warsaw) An Emancipatory Paradox: On the Transformative A New Hope? Decentralisation in Morocco and Tunisia Power of Water Remunicipalisation between Regime Change and Stabilisation LOBINA, Emanuele (University of Greenwich) P VOLLMANN, Erik The Political Economy of Compensation for

FRI (Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg) P Nationalisation or Municipalisation: Patterns of Loyalism: Explaining Excessive Compliance of National, European and International Law Officials in an Authoritarian State at the Regional Level and Practice, and the Implications for Potential LIBMAN, Alexander (Re)nationalisation in the UK and Elsewhere (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) P HALL, David (University of Greenwich) P Conservatism in Russian Orthodoxy and its Relation to WEGHMANN, Vera (University of Greenwich) Politics on the Local Level Exploring Differences in Reverse Privatisation KÖLLNER, Tobias in East and Western Germany: (Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg) P Ideology and Politics or Economic Incentives? Competitiveness and Turnout in Russian REINHOLD, Steffen (E.CA Economics GmbH) P Gubernatorial Elections EICHHORN, Kristin (Chemnitz University of Technology) P LINHART, Eric (Technische Universität Chemnitz)

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Panel P385 Institute of Romance Studies – 4.1 Chinese Provinces and the Reform of the Electric Power Sector of China The Impact of Post-Exceptionalism WU, Dan (Freie Universität Berlin) P between Grassroots and Tensions in the Transition: the European Level The Politics of Electricity Distribution in South Africa Chair: FEINDT, Peter H. (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) BAKER, Lucy (University of Sussex) P Co-Chair: BREEMAN, Gerard (Departments of Political Panel P414 Building A – 407 Science and Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) Discussant: SCHWINDENHAMMER, Sandra Religionisation in Israel and Eastern Europe (Justus-Liebig-University Giessen) Chair: PELED, Yoav (Tel Aviv University) A Discursive Institutionalist Analysis Discussant: GAWEDA, Barbara (Tampere University) of Urban Food Policy Integration SIBBING, Lara Religionisation as a Legitimating Source for the Israeli (Wageningen University and Research Center) P Socio-Political System CANDEL, Jeroen SAKER-BARZILAY, Raz (Tel Aviv University) P (Wageningen University and Research Center) A New Canon? Cultural Wars and Agricultural Policymaking in the European Union Religious Zionist History Education – Predictors of Voting Behaviour in the European WEINTRAUB, Roy (Tel Aviv University) P Parliament in the Field of Farm Animal Welfare Policies Religious Zionism: The Quest for Hegemony VOGELER, Colette (TU Braunschweig) P PELED, Yoav (Tel Aviv University) P HORNUNG, Johanna (TU Braunschweig) HERMAN PELED, Horit (Oranim College) BANDELOW, Nils (TU Braunschweig) Desecularisation in Orthodox Europe: Assessing the Impact of Public Policy Causes and Consequences on the Resilience of Farming Systems: MARGVELASHVILI, Kristine A Case Study of the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen) and its Implementation in the Netherlands P BUITENHUIS, Yannick Panel P424 Institute of Romance Studies – 4.3 (Wageningen University and Research Center) P CANDEL, Jeroen The Role(s) of Multilateral Organisations (Wageningen University and Research Center) in Addressing Human Rights Violations TERMEER, Katrien (Wageningen University and Research Center) Chair: LYUBASHENKO, Igor FEINDT, Peter H. (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) (SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities) Context and Trade-Offs in Polycentric Governance Discussant: HEUPEL, Monika (University of Bamberg) of Organic Farming Transitional Justice Beyond EU Conditionality: THIEL, Andreas (University of Kassel) P Post‑Accession Backsliding in Croatia from Depoliticisation, Politicisation and Limited Policy Change: a Rational Institutionalist Perspective Explaining Post-Exceptionalism in the CAP RECEVIC, Tijana FEINDT, Peter H. (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) P (Faculty of Political Science, University of Belgrade) P Sources of Diffuse Support by the European Parliament Panel P393 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.2 for Ethnic Minorities

VISHNEVSKAIA, Anastasiia (Freie Universität Berlin) P FRI The Political Economy of Local How has the UN Human Rights Council Succeeded Sustainable Energy Transitions I in Addressing Serious Violations of Human Rights Chair: KUZEMKO, C I (University of Warwick) through its Special Sessions? Discussant: OLLIER, Lana (ETH Zurich) TUOMINEN, Hanna (University of Turku) P Human Rights Performance: Are Local Electricity Experiments Sustainable? The Cases of Turkey and Poland in 2017 The Development of Situated Governance in Germany MATOS, André FUCHS, Gerhard (Universität Stuttgart) P (Portucalense Institute for Legal Research) P Renewable Energy in the Russian Regions: The Case of Yakutia GRITSENKO, Daria (University of Helsinki) P

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Panel P431 Building C – 201 Panel P446 Building A – 216 Theoretical and Empirical Perspectives Uncivil Society Revisited on the EU in Times of Crisis Chair: KOPECKY, Petr (Departments of Political Chair: WUNSCH, Natasha (Sciences Po Paris) Science and Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) Discussant: WENDLER, Frank (Universität Hamburg) Discussant: GUASTI, Petra (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) The Impact of Brexit on Member States’ Ability to Build Blocking Coalitions in the Council Far Right Parties and Far Right Armed Voluntary KLEINOWSKI, Marcin (Nicolaus Copernicus University) P Movements in Ukraine Complements or Substitutes? BUSTIKOVA-SIROKY, Lenka (Arizona State University) The European Government of Crisis P CABANE, Lydie (Departments of Political Science and Gilets Jaunes – The Rise of a Populist Social Movement? Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) P MICHEL, Elie (University of Lucerne) P LODGE, Martin A Very Unpolitical Engagement? A Cross-National Study (The London School of Economics & Political Science) on Populist Non-Electoral Participation The Politics of Blame in the European Multi-Level System PIRRO, Andrea L. P. (Scuola Normale Superiore) P HEINKELMANN-WILD, Tim PORTOS GARCÍA, Martín (European University Institute) (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) P Containing Nationalism? Unpacking the Role KRIEGMAIR, Lisa of Culture, Politics and Economics in Corsica (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) SIROKY, David (Arizona State University) P RITTBERGER, Berthold MUELLER, Sean (Universität Bern) (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) HECHTER, Michael (Arizona State University) ZANGL, Bernhard (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) Panel P458 Building B – 201 The European Post-Democratic Crisis KRASTEVA, Anna (New Bulgarian University) P Walking the Tightrope: New Technologies Banking on Success: The Bargaining Success of the ECB for Environmental Sustainability vis-à-vis the Commission and the Legislative Institutions during the European Sovereign Debt Crisis Chair: REYNOLDS, Jesse (University of Utrecht) MOLONEY, David (European University Institute) P Discussant: SMITH, Patrick (National University of Singapore) Panel P445 Building B – 6 Engineering Biodiversity: The Politics and Governance of Gene Drives and De-Extinction Twenty Years of the Bologna Process: REYNOLDS, Jesse (University of Utrecht) P Reflecting on its ‘Global Strategy’ Leveraging Blockchain Technology for Innovative Chair: ZAHAVI, Hila Climate Finance Under the Green Climate Fund (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev) SCHULZ, Karsten (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen) P Co-Chair: MOSCOVITZ, Hannah The New World of Renewable Energy Governance: (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev) Institutions, Organisational Design and Power Discussant: RIPPA, Tal BOCSE, Alexandra-Maria (The London School of (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev) Economics & Political Science) P China-EU Cooperation in the Field Contested Knowledge and Expertise of Science and Technology (S&T) in Sustainability Politics ZEIGERMANN, Ulrike LI, Ying (Université Libre de Bruxelles) P (Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg) P Regime Complexity and Interplay: The European Higher Education Area and the Trade Regime The Problem Structure of Solar Radiation Management RABITZ, Florian (Kaunas University of Technology) ASDERAKI, Foteini (University of Piraeus) P P The Bologna Process in Israel Panel P464 Building B – 301 as a Reflection of EU-Israel Relations ZAHAVI, Hila (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev) P Women and Violent Politics Chair: BERMEJO, Rut (Rey Juan Carlos University) Co-Chair: MALKKI, Leena (University of Helsinki)

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Spanish Women in Terrorist Organisations Co-Chair: BOURNE, Angela (University of Roskilde) BERMEJO, Rut (Rey Juan Carlos University) P Discussant: HEINISCH, Reinhard (Universität Salzburg) Motherhood as State-Building Evaluating the Effectiveness of Strategies Against within Violent Extremist Groups ‘Populists’: What Role for ‘Militant Democracy’ MUTTON, Rosamund (Lancaster University) P in a Global Age? Women’s Agency in Violent Extremism: BOURNE, Angela (University of Roskilde) P Unravelling Gender Constructions in Counter-Terrorism Democratising ‘Democratic Defence’? BERLINGOZZI, Laura (Università degli Studi di Siena) P The Introduction of Civil Society in Preventive The Gendered Aesthetics of Danger in Post-War Programmes Against Right-Wing Radical Values Sierra Leone − and Beyond LAUMOND, Bénédicte (Europa-Universität Viadrina) P MENZEL, Anne (Philipps-Universität Marburg) P ‘Defence of Democracy’ in Post-Communist Poland: On the Spatiality of a Political Awakening: Militant Measures and Implementation Comparing Women’s Spaces of Politisation during MOROSKA-BONKIEWICZ, Aleksandra Northern Ireland’s Troubles and Palestine’s Intifadas (University of Wrocław) P MASSE, Johanna Reactions of International Organisations to (Department of Political Science, Université Laval) P 'Good Change' in Poland after 2015 – The Case of the Prosecutorial Service Act Panel P466 Institute of Geography – 320 SROKA, Anna (University of Warsaw) P Governmental Reporting Practice on Extremism – Responses to Political Radicalism Germany in Comparison in European Liberal Democracies: BACKES, Uwe Instruments, Actors and Effectiveness (Hannah-Arendt-Institut für Totalitarismusforschung an der Technischen Universität Dresden) Chair: MOROSKA-BONKIEWICZ, Aleksandra P (University of Wrocław)

Panel Session 10 Saturday, 7 September 09:00–10:40

Panel P002 Building D – 2.02 Protests in Greece and their Long-Term Impact on Greek Politics: From the ‘Anti-Austerity’ ‘Post-Crisis’ Southern Europe: to the ‘Protest for Macedonia’ Movements Representation, Protest, Mobilisation LAMPRINAKOU, Chrysa (University of Strathclyde) P MAKROPOULOS, Iakovos (University of Strathclyde) Chair: KARYOTIS, Georgios (University of Glasgow) RÜDIG, Wolfgang (University of Strathclyde) Co-Chair / Discussant: KARAMICHAS, John (Queen's University Belfast) Panel P009 Institute of Geography – 336 Low-Skilled Workers’ Political Actions: From RRPP Vote to Protests – A Comparison Academic Freedom Under Threat between Italy, France and Spain Chair: MARINI, Giulio (University College London) ROCCHETTI, Davide (Università degli Studi di Trento) P Discussant: OLEKSIYENKO, Anatoly PILATI, Katia (Università degli Studi di Trento) (University of Hong Kong) Left Governments, General Strikes, Political Populism and Anti-Science Politics: and Public Opinion in Spain The Case of Hungary HAMANN, Kerstin (University of Central Florida) P SZABADOS, Krisztian (Corvinus University of Budapest) P FIELD, Bonnie (Bentley University) Republic of Scholars or Scholars of Republic? JOHNSTON, Alison (Oregon State University) Some Remarks on the University Autonomy SAT and Academic Freedom in Turkey FıNDıKLı, Burhan (Universitetet i Bergen) P

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Higher Education Interest Organisations in Illiberal Times – Civic Engagement and Social Cohesion in Rural Spaces The Strategies of Higher Education Interest Organisations KLEINER, Tuuli-Marja (Thünen Institute of Rural Studies) P in Hungary during the Recentralisation of Academic Governance between 2012 and 2019 On the Edge of the West: Citizenship and Foreign Policy in the Baltic States LABANINO, Rafael Pablo KRZYKOWSKI, Adam (European University Institute) (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) P P DOBBINS, Michael (Universität Konstanz) Severing the Bond between EU Citizenship and EU Free Movement Rights National (Polish) Reforms in Higher Education: Academic Freedom Under Question JUVERDEANU, Cristina (King's College London) P SZCZEPAŃSKI, Jarosław (University of Warsaw) P Globalisation and Citizenship PETROCCIA, Sara (D'annunzio University) P Panel P024 Building A – 318 Unequal Incorporation and Disruption – The Negotiation of Citizenship in Rio de Janeiro Between Here and There: GULDBERG, Christoffer (King's College London) P Politicisation of Migration and Modes of Transnational Political Participation Panel P078 Building C – 404 of Immigrant Origin Citizens Current Debates Chair: PEDROZA, Luicy in the Theory of Biopolitics (German Institute of Global And Area Studies) Co-Chair: YENER-RODERBURG, Inci Öykü Chair / Discussant: OJAKANGAS, Mika (University of Duisburg-Essen) (University of Jyväskylä) Discussant: PÉREZ-NIEVAS, Santiago Biopolitics between Contingency and Constitution (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid – DUE, Reidar (University of Oxford) P Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos del CSIC) The Order of Life: Discussant: BARISIONE, Mauro Science and Society in the Age of Optimisation – (Università degli Studi di Milano) On The Biopolitical Thought of Davide Tarizzo PIASENTIER, Marco (University of Jyväskylä) P Electoral Participation of Ecuadoreans Abroad: The Spanish Case Biopolitics and Democracy in the Post-Truth Era BECDACH-SALVATORE, Andrea PROZOROV, Sergei (University of Jyväskylä) P (Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Human Mobility) P Biopolitics in Utopian Literature from Plato to Orwell Politicisation of Immigration in Portugal between 1995 LINDHOLM, Samuel (University of Jyväskylä) P and 2014: A Case of Extreme Depoliticisation CARMO DUARTE, Mariana Panel P103 Building A – 309 (Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia) P CARVALHO, Joao Electoral System, Party System and Society (Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia) Chair / Discussant: GIEBLER, Heiko No Country for Asylum Seekers? (WZB Berlin Social Science Center) How Short-Term Exposure to Refugees Influences Attitudes and Voting Behaviour in Hungary Can Electoral Engineering Protect Democracy? Electoral Rules, Representational Roles and Citizens’ GESSLER, Theresa (University of Zurich) P Satisfaction with Democracy TOTH, Gergo (University College Dublin) PAPP, Zsófia (Centre for Social Sciences, WACHS, Johannes (Central European University) Hungarian Academy of Sciences) P Which Macro Determinants Drive the Acceptance When are Decision-Making Procedures of Refugees? Examining Europe, 2014–2017 Accepted by the Elite? The Case of Referendums CZYMARA, Christian SAGHAUG BRODERSTAD, Troy (Universitetet i Bergen) P (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) P LINDE, Jonas (Universitetet i Bergen) ARNESEN, Sveinung (Universitetet i Bergen)

SAT Panel P071 Institute of Geography – 332 JOHANNESSON, Mikael (Universitetet i Bergen) Contemporary Citizenship: LINDE, Jonas (Universitetet i Bergen) Exclusion and Inclusion Chair: KLEINER, Tuuli-Marja (Thünen Institute of Rural Studies) Discussant: MAIER, Franziska (Universität Stuttgart)

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Reflections on Political Change Processes (Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, Universität Erfurt) P after the Arab Uprisings: Representation, War, Hunger and Migration: Yemen as a Case Study Opposition and Authoritarian Resilience PAN, Ja Seng GARCIA DEL MORAL MARTIN, Lucia (Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, Universität Erfurt) P (Universidad de Granada) P MONTASER, Fatma Who's Here for Whom: (Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, Universität Erfurt) Party Elites in Younger Democracies Hunger, Food and Self-Employment: Exploring the KUSTEC LIPICER, Simona (University of Ljubljana) P Interconnectedness with Reference to the Brandt Report KROPIVNIK, Samo (University of Ljubljana) GRIMM, Heike ČEHOVIN, Gregor (University of Ljubljana) (Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, Universität Erfurt) P

Panel P132 Building C – Amf A Panel P152 Building B – 201 FEATURED PARTICIPEDIA PANEL Facing Green States? the Spectre of Populism: Innovations for Chair: ECKERSLEY, Peter (Nottingham Trent University) Enhancing Recursive Representation The Environmental State Chair / Discussant: BEAUVAIS, Edana and the Glass Ceiling of Transformation (McGill University) HAUSKNOST, Daniel Co-Chair: RYAN, Matthew (University of Southampton) (Vienna University of Economics and Business) P Democratic Panacea or Trojan Horse? Should Elected Climate Justice Between and Within Countries: Representatives Take Part in Deliberative Democracy? The Example of Turkey DEVILLERS, Sophie (Université catholique de Louvain) P ALMAZ, Alper (Scuola Normale Superiore) P Recursive Representation in the Shadow of Populism GONENC, Defne (Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies) MANSBRIDGE, Jane (Harvard University) P Implementing EU Environmental Policy in Greece in Times Deliberative Polling Within Deliberative Systems: of Crisis, 2008–2014: Lessons from Cooperative Federalism Pathways for Reform MELIDIS, Michail (University of Exeter) P FISHKIN, James (Stanford University) P Recursive Representation and Democratic Innovation Panel P161 Building C – 405 SMITH, Graham (University of Westminster) P Identifying Pathologies and Assessing Panel P136 Institute of Geography – 320 their Implications for Representative Democracy in Contemporary Europe Forced Migration and Hunger: Causes, Correlations and Consequences Chair: FOSSUM, John Erik (Universitetet i Oslo) from the Perspective of African and Discussant: TRENZ, Hans-Jörg Middle Eastern Countries (University of Copenhagen) 'Your So-Called "Experts" are Funded by Brussels’: Chair: GRIMM, Heike Social Media Discourse and Public Understandings (Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, Universität Erfurt) of Expertise and Democracy Co-Chair: PRATIWI, Hidayati Dwi Kusuma MICHAILIDOU, Asimina (Universitetet i Oslo) P (Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, Universität Erfurt) Epistemic Worries about Economic Expertise Discussant: KOITA, Ibrahim HOLST, Cathrine (Universitetet i Oslo) P (Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, Universität Erfurt) MOLANDER, Anders (Oslo Metropolitan University) The Nexus between Poverty and Migration: The Rise of the Pseudocrat The Case of Sudan FOSSUM, John Erik (Universitetet i Oslo) P KOITA, Ibrahim MENÉNDEZ, Agustín José (Universitetet i Oslo) (Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, Universität Erfurt) P KASASYE, Salsawit Assefa Right-Wing Populism’s Impact on Liberal Democracy: Some Reflections Based on Norway’s Experience

(Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, Universität Erfurt) SAT Causes of Hunger: FOSSUM, John Erik (Universitetet i Oslo) P A Comparative Perspective of Angola and Zambia PRATIWI, Hidayati Dwi Kusuma (Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, Universität Erfurt) P SIAME, Muchemwa

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Panel P169 Building B – 401 Panel P215 Building C – 201 Innovative Perspectives Multi-Level Governance in Europe: on the Research of Beliefs New Perspectives and Issues and Networks in the Policy Process Chair: SURUBARU, Neculai-Cristian Chair: MOYSON, Stéphane (Maastricht Universiteit) (Université catholique de Louvain) Co-Chair: HOLESCH, Adam Discussant: SCHLAGER, Edella (University of Arizona) (Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals) The Hierarchy of Beliefs and Coordination: Identifying Discussant: ENGLER, Sarah (University of Zurich) Coalitions in Switzerland's Climate Policy Subsystem European Union Funds and Central and Eastern Europe – KAMMERER, Marlene (Universität Bern) P Administrative Capacity, Politicisation INGOLD, Karin (Universität Bern) and the Quest for Development SURUBARU, Neculai-Cristian (Maastricht Universiteit) Social Identities in the European Parliament – Voting P Behaviour of MEPs in the Field of Agricultural Policy The Cooperation and Verification Mechanism and the VOGELER, Colette (TU Braunschweig) P Judicial Reforms in Romania in Light of the EU Rule of Law HORNUNG, Johanna (TU Braunschweig) DRAGULIN, Alexandru Ionut (University of Bucharest) P BANDELOW, Nils (TU Braunschweig) Varieties of Capitalism, Quality of Government and Trust in Portugal and Greece: Understanding Theorising Patterns of Policy Networks Varied Responses to MoU Conditionality at the Local Level in Germany PARASKEVOPOULOS, Christos (University of Macedonia) MÖCK, Malte (TU Braunschweig) P P Beliefs, Social Identities and Coalition Structures Panel P220 Building C – 403 in a Local Policy Subsystem RYCHLIK, Jasmin (TU Braunschweig) P Networked Publics during the 2019 BANDELOW, Nils (TU Braunschweig) European Parliamentary Elections

Panel P214 Building A – 218 Chair: SZABO, Gabriella (Centre for Social Sciences, Hungarian Academy of Sciences) Multi-Actor Decision-Making in Local Affairs Co-Chair / Discussant: ESTEVE DEL VALLE, Marc Chair: PAWŁOWSKA, Agnieszka (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen) (Institute of Political Science, University of Rzeszow) Transnational Media – Transnational Actors and Co-Chair / Discussant: JÜPTNER, Petr Issues? How Transnational Media Outlets Report about the European Parliament Election (Charles University) WALLASCHEK, Stefan (Universität Bremen) P Tools for Engendering Local Participatory Processes Twitter as a Space for Political Discussion: The Case of RISTESKA, Marija Poland and the European Parliament Election in 2019 (Center for Research and Policy Making -CRPM) P MATUSZEWSKI, Paweł Does Inter-Municipal Cooperation Really Reduce (Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw) P Delivery Costs? An Empirical Evaluation of the Role of Scale Economies, Transaction Costs, The North-South (Populist) Axis: ‘Networked Publics during and Governance Arrangements the Campaign before the 2019 European Parliamentary Elections’ in Poland, Slovakia and Romania SEBŐ, Marianna (Universitat de Barcelona) P LIPINSKI, Artur (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan) P BEL, Germà (Universitat de Barcelona) MARINCEA, Adina (National University of Political Studies Local Housing Policy in Electoral Programmes and Public Administration) and Coalition Agreements SKOLKAY, Andrej (School of Communication and Media) RYŠAVÝ, Dan (Palacký University) P Reconquest 2.0: Spanish Right-Wing Populism Social Councils – Meaningful or Meaningless Actor and National Historical Narrative during in Local Decision Making? the 2019 Spanish and European Elections SAT PAWŁOWSKA, Agnieszka ESTEVE DEL VALLE, Marc (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen) P (Institute of Political Science, University of Rzeszow) P RADZIK, Katarzyna (Independent Scholar)

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Panel P228 Building B – 7 Panel P250 Building B – 301 Organised Interests in Post-Communist Perspectives on International Politics I Policy-Making Chair: BARDAKCI, Mehmet Chair: RIEDEL, Rafał (Independent Scholar) (Istanbul Yeni Yüzyil University) Discussant: DOBBINS, Michael (Universität Konstanz) Trump‘s Transatlantic Policy: Change or Continuity? Exploring Organised Interests JAKŠTAITĖ, Gerda (General Jonas Žemaitis Military in Post-Communist Healthcare Academy of Lithuania) P HORVÁTHOVÁ, Brigitte US Humanitarian Intervention Policy – A Two-Level Game (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) P HARRASSER, Josef (University of Innsbruck) P LABANINO, Rafael Pablo Trump and His Impact on the Perception (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) of the USA in Latin America DOBBINS, Michael (Universität Konstanz) ŠKOLNÍK, Milan (University of Hradec Králové) P Policy Goals and Interest Group Advocacy Strategies HAMAN, Michael (University of Hradec Králové) Regarding Air Quality Policy in Selected Regions in Poland and Czech Republic Redirection of Polish Foreign and Security Policy after 2015 and its Implications for the European Union CZARNECKI, Szczepan (Opole University) P SUS, Monika (Hertie School of Governance) P Polish Interest Groups in Policy-Making in the European Union Panel P255 Building A – 214 CZUB, Jarosław Filip (University of Warsaw) P Analysing Interest Intermediation Structures in Central Policy Change and the Institutional and Eastern Europe: The Rise of Corporatism or Foundations of Welfare State Regimes Persistence of Statism? Chair: SAKAMOTO, Takayuki (University of Kitakyushu) DOBBINS, Michael (Universität Konstanz) P Actors and Lobbying in Hungarian and Polish Preservation and Erosion: The Political Economy Wind Energy Policy of Skill Formation in Central and Eastern Europe PULA, Besnik (Virginia Tech) RIEDEL, Rafał (Independent Scholar) P P Effects of Socioeconomic Changes on Family Policies Panel P230 Building D – 2.05 and the Mediating Role of Political Institutions WISS, Tobias (Johannes Kepler University Linz) P Out in the Cold? Political Participation WOHLGEMUTH, Felix (Johannes Kepler University Linz) and Representation of Emigrants Social Investment Policy, Economic Growth, Chair: PELTONIEMI, Johanna (University of Helsinki) and Welfare States: Channels of Growth Effects Co-Chair: HIMMELROOS, Staffan (University of Turku) SAKAMOTO, Takayuki (University of Kitakyushu) P Active or Passive? Trans-National Political and Social Panel P263 Building C – 301 Participation of Polish Migrants in EU Countries LESINSKA, Magdalena (University of Warsaw) P Political Communication Making the Emigrant Votes Count: and Social Media External Voting and its Impact on National Election Chair: KLEIN, Ofra (European University Institute) UMPIERREZ DE REGUERO, Sebastián (Universidad Diego Portales) P Discussant: GRAEF, Josefin (Hertie School of Governance) Votes, Votes, Votes: The Pathway to Emigrant Voting Rights in Ireland Bad News Travels Well – REIDY, Theresa (University College Cork) P Incentives for Candidates to Go Negative on Twitter MUELLER, Samuel David (Universität Mannheim) Globalisation and Democratic Decline: A Catch-22? P SÄLTZER, Marius (Universität Mannheim) CALUWAERTS, Didier (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) P HEMMERECHTS, Kenneth (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) Why Do(n’t) We Learn from Social Media? Studying Effects of and Mechanisms Behind

KAVADIAS, Dimokritos (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) SAT Social Media Use on Political Knowledge Should Emigrants Have an Equal Voice? VAN ERKEL, Patrick (Universiteit Antwerpen) P Emigrant Voting and the All Affected Principle VAN AELST, Peter (Universiteit Antwerpen) HIMMELROOS, Staffan (University of Turku) P PELTONIEMI, Johanna (University of Helsinki)

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Politicising Europe in the Transnational Electoral Panel P295 Building B – 1 Arena: A Comparative Analysis of Twitter Audiences in European Democracies during the 2019 EP Campaign Populist Attitudes and Parties FROIO, Caterina (Sciences Po Paris) P Chair / Discussant: VAN SPANJE, Joost SCHROEDER, Ralph (University of Oxford) (University of Amsterdam) STIER, Sebastian (GESIS, Leibniz) Discussant: WEGSCHEIDER, Carsten (Universität Salzburg) Panel P272 Building A – 215 The Periphery Against the Center: Peripheral Discontent Political Mobilisation and Institutional and its Consequences in the Netherlands Development in the Aftermath of Civil War VAN DER BRUG, Wouter (University of Amsterdam) P HARTEVELD, Eelco (University of Amsterdam) Chair: SINDRE, Gyda (University of Cambridge) DE LANGE, Sarah (University of Amsterdam) Discussant: ISHIYAMA, John (University of North Texas) Young and Temporary: Youth Employment Insecurity The Effects of Asymmetrical Demobilisation and Support for Right-Wing Populism in Europe on Post‑Conflict Violence: ZAGÓRSKI, Piotr (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid – Evidence from Guatemala and Northern Ireland Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos del CSIC) P SHAW, Daniel (University of Glasgow) P RAMA, José (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid) Post-Rebel Parties and Party System Formation CORDERO, Guillermo (Universidad Autònoma de Madrid MANNING, Carrie (Georgia State University) P – Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos del CSIC) From Peace to Polarisation? Populace and Populism: A Correlational Class Analysis The Fate of Power Sharing in Northern Ireland of Populist Beliefs in the General Public WHITING, Matthew (University of Birmingham) P DEKEYSER, Dieter (Ghent University) P Consociational Democracy after Civil Wars: When the Going Gets Tough: Whose Power? Individual Populist Attitudes, Negative Campaigns, JUON, Andreas (University College London) P and Party Evaluation in France and Spain BOCHSLER, Daniel (Central European University) WIESEHOMEIER, Nina (IE School of Global and Public Affairs) P Panel P275 Building B – 302 NAI, Alessandro (University of Amsterdam) Political Parties in Multilevel States: Panel P307 Institute of Romance Studies – 4.1 Origins, Social Bases, and Strategies Public Opinion, Attitudes Chair / Discussant: SCHAKEL, Arjan H. and Value Orientations (Universitetet i Bergen) Chair: SCHUBERT, Sophia (Freie Universität Berlin) Active Party Members in the Czech Republic Discussant: JACOB, Marc S. (University of Edinburgh) HAJEK, Lukas (Charles University) P What Drives Political Trust? An Experiment on Institutional Competence, Social Democracy or Independence? Characteristics, Domains of Action and Individual Values The Shifting Strategic Emphasis of the Scottish National Party in Post-Devolution Scotland OUATTARA, Ebe (University of Amsterdam) P WRIGHT, Kieran (University of Kent) P VAN DER MEER, Tom (University of Amsterdam) State-Wide and Regionalist Parties’ Perspectives Public Opinion and Affirmative Action Policies in Brazil in the Long-Term Dynamics of Decentralisation HABEL, Philip (University of South Alabama) P SALDIVIA GONZATTI, Daniel Felipe TURGEON, Mathieu (Université de Montréal) (University of Cologne) P Authoritarianism, Perceived Threat, The Candidatura De Unidad Popular (CUP): and Trust in Political Institutions Origin, Structure and Original Model DUNN, Kris (University of Leeds) P DÍAZ MONTIEL, Alberto (Universidad de Granada) P Analysing Opinion Dynamics during Polarised SAT Linking Partisanship and Political Context: Referendum Campaigns: What Twitter Data Reveals The Impact of Party System Characteristics about the 2015 Greek Bailout Referendum on Individual Party Identification MENDEZ, Fernando (University of Zurich) P MEIDERT, Nadine (Zeppelin University Friedrichshafen) P TRIGA, Vasiliki (Cyprus University of Technology) DJOUVAS, Constantinos (Cyprus University of Technology) CHARALAMPOUS, Antonis (Cyprus University of Technology)

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Panel P315 Building A – 407 Panel P335 Building A – 217 Reconciliation and Post-Conflict Support Roll-Call Voting Chair: HÉBERT, Emmanuelle Chair: KRAUSS, Svenja (University of Essex) (Université catholique de Louvain) Discussant: BOKSZCZANIN, Izolda Discussant: WOLFF, Stefan (University of Birmingham) (University of Warsaw) Requisites for Reaching Positive Peace: Women’s The Parliamentarian Majority’s Small Leeway on Policies: Inclusion in Peace Operations and in Post-Conflict Orders The Executive-Legislative Relationship ATISKAN, Sebahat Derin (Scuola Normale Superiore) P in the French National Assembly LECOMTE, Damien Collective Reincorporation of Ex-Combatants: Experiences in the Post-Peace Agreement (Université de Paris I – Panthéon-Sorbonne) P with the FARC-EP Against All Odds – A Story of the Parliamentary Decision JARAMILLO CONTRERAS, Andrea Carolina in the French Parliament (Philipps-Universität Marburg) P BLOQUET, Claire Power-Sharing Agreements (Université de Paris I – Panthéon-Sorbonne) P and the Coordination of External Actors Learning the Incentives of Differing Mandates RAFFOUL, Alexandre (University of Basel) P under a Mixed-Member System: Party Loyalty and Legislative Voting in Lithuania ELYSÉE MARTIN, Atangana (Université de Montréal) JASTRAMSKIS, Mažvydas PRING, Jamie (University of Basel) (Kaunas University of Technology) P Bringing State Formation Back In: MORKEVIČIUS, Vaidas (Kaunas University of Technology) A Way Forward Facing Fragile States Voting Strategies of Opposition Parties Under Minority JÜDE, Johannes (European University Institute) P Government – A Review of the Salience Theory The Interplay between Recognition and Ontological MÜLLER, Melanie (University of Kaiserslautern) P (In)Security in Intractable Conflicts: Israeli Society and the Post-Oslo Backlash Whose Bread I Don’t Eat, His Song I Don’t Sing? MPs' Outside Earnings and Dissenting Voting Behaviour STROMBOM, Lisa (Lunds Universitet) P MAI, Philipp (Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg) KAPSHUK, Yoav (Kinneret College in the Sea of Galilee) P P

Panel P320 Building D – 2.03 Panel P342 Institute of Romance Studies – 4.3 Regulation and the Policy-Process Seeking Justice in Contexts of Ongoing Violations Discussant: KOOP, Christel (King's College London) Chair: BAHRAM, Haqqi (Linköping Universitet) Towards More Regulation or More Capacity-Building? The Impact of the Euro Crisis on the Fiscal Discussant: MENZEL, Anne and Budgetary Policy of the European Union: (Philipps-Universität Marburg) A Comparative Federal Assessment The Role of Transitional Justice in the Prevention and ZGAGA, Tiziano (LUISS University) P Sustainability of Peace: A Mixed Methods Approach Last but not Least? The Europeanisation Investigating Transitional Justice and Peace of the Railway System in EU Member States in Morocco, Egypt, and Libya KABELE, Adam (Palacký University) P MOORE, Colleen (American University) P Go Work, Integrate Well, and Live Healthy! Application of Transitional Justice Mechanisms in Social Regulation and Welfare Goals in Policy Change Ongoing Armed Conflict: The Case of Donbas LYUBASHENKO, Igor TREIN, Philipp (Université de Lausanne) P (SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities) P Sustaining the Policy State: A Concept of Vertical Policy Process Integration The Historical Police Archive of Guatemala: Understanding its Challenges, Achievements, STEINBACHER, Christina Value and Dealing with the Past Contribution (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) P FRANCO, Luisa (University of Basel) P KNILL, Christoph

(Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) BLUMENTHAL, Corsin (University of Basel) SAT STEINEBACH, Yves (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München)

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Panel P344 Building A – 418 International Bureaucracies and Online Social Networks: The Case of Sharing Responsibility? The Politics the UN Climate Change Secretariat on Twitter and Policies of Asylum Governance GORITZ, Alexandra (Freie Universität Berlin) P JÖRGENS, Helge Chair: BRUMAT, Leiza (European University Institute) (Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia) Discussant: LANDINI, Irene (LUISS University) KOLLECK, Nina (Freie Universität Berlin) Corrective Allocation Mechanism in the Dublin IV Regulation Proposal – Fair Distribution of Responsibility? Panel P353 Building C – 401 TRYLINSKA, Anna (Polish Academy of Sciences) P States and Identity Change The Development of Asylum Legislations in Latin America: Early Findings from Chair / Discussant: GUSTAFSSON, Karl the new Regional IMPALA, 1990–2018 (Stockholm University) HAMMOUD GALLEGO, Omar Revolution, Identity Change and Legacy of the Past: (The London School of Economics & Political Science) P Case Study of the 2018 Armenian Revolution The EU Hotspot Approach in Italy: A Case of Cultivated KRZYSZTAN, Bartłomiej (Polish Academy of Sciences) P Spillover through Interagency Relations? Turkey as a Model for the Mediterranean? LOSCHI, Chiara (University of Vienna) P A Historical Perspective on European Discourses SLOMINSKI, Peter (University of Vienna) AYDıN-DUZGIT, Senem (Sabancı University) P Public Goods and the European Integration Process: RUMELILI, Bahar (Koç University) Analysing the Refugee Relocation System and the 2030 GÜLMEZ, Seçkin Barış (Koç University) Framework for Climate and Energy To Be or Not to Be European, That is the Question CABALLERO VÉLEZ, Diego (Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna) P ÇETINKAYA, Ceren (Central European University) P Hungary, Italy and Spain: Europeanised or Souverenist Approach to Tackle Irregular Immigration in Europe When Lilliputians Matter for the Colossus: Exploring the Role of Austria, Croatia, and Serbia In MOLNÁR, Anna (National University of Public Service) P European Security Cooperation, 1999–2018 SZENTE-VARGA, Mónika KOVACEVIC, Marko (National University of Public Service) (Faculty of Political Science, University of Belgrade) P Panel P348 Building D – 2.04 BAUDRY, Pierre (Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes/CNRS) Social Networks and International Panel P364 Institute of Romance Studies – 2.4 Public Administrations Temporality in Inter-Organisational Chair: GORITZ, Alexandra (Freie Universität Berlin) Coordination Discussant: PATZ, Ronny Chair: TIME, Martin Stangborli (University of Agder) (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) Co-Chair: GOETZ, Klaus Methods and Data Collection in Researching (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) Transnational Policy Networks in Contemporary EU Politics Discussant: FLEISCHER, Julia (Universität Potsdam) STEINGASS, Sebastian (University of Cambridge) P BOCSE, Alexandra-Maria Organisational Fad and Coordination Failure: (The London School of Economics & Political Science) The GTAZ and Anis Amri Stable Coordination Beyond Institutional Boundaries: HUSTEDT, Thurid (Hertie School of Governance) P Integrating Network and Institutionalist Analytical Temporal Properties in Cross-Border Coordination: Approaches to European Energy Market Coordination Sweden’s Combat Against Antimicrobial Resistance ALEXANDER RICHTER, Timo TIME, Martin Stangborli (University of Agder) P (Technische Universität Darmstadt) P Multilevel Governance and Coordination The IMF, the Eurozone Crisis and the EU: in Crisis Management Lessons Not Learned? SAT VEGGELAND, Frode (Universitetet i Oslo) P TSAROUHAS, Dimitris (Bilkent University) P Designing Policy Resilience: Institutional Design and the Governance of Regulatory Lessons from the Affordable Care Act Networks HOWLETT, Michael (Simon Fraser University) P KLOTZ, Sebastian (Universität Bern) P WADDAN, Alex (University of Leicester)

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Panel P366 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.1 Panel P371 Building D – 2 The Advent of the Lay Expert in The Consequences of EU Politicisation Policy‑Making: Democratising or for Electoral Behaviour​ Pushing the Boundaries of Expertise? Chair: COSTA LOBO, Marina Chair: KRICK, Eva (Universitetet i Oslo) (Universidade de Lisboa Instituto de Ciências Sociais) Co-Chair: MERILUOTO, Taina (Tampere University) Discussant: TALVING, Liisa (University of Tartu) Citizens in Citizen Science: The Valence Side of the EU: A New Route to Participatory Expertise? Advocating for National Interests in Europe RODRIGUES, Eugenia (University of Edinburgh) P ANGELUCCI, Davide (Dipartimento di Scienze Politiche e Sociali, Università di Firenze) P 'Lay Expertise' and the Limits of Grassroots Politics CARRIERI, Luca (LUISS University) GRYGIEŃĆ, Janusz (Nicolaus Copernicus University) P The (Lasting) Effects of the Crisis in the Media Debates Citizen Science: Across Europe: An Analysis of EU Politicisation Including Lay Expertise in Political Science Before and After the Eurozone Crisis, 2000–2017 PALFINGER, Thomas (Austrian Academy of Sciences) P SILVA, Tiago ‘Citizen Expertise’ in Sustainable Urban Mobility: (Universidade de Lisboa Instituto de Ciências Sociais) P From Inclusion to Co-Creation KARTALIS, Yani STASIAK, Dorota (Universidade de Lisboa Instituto de Ciências Sociais) (Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies) P The Consequences of the Politicisation of the EU in VON SCHNEIDEMESSER, Dirk Media for Voting Behaviour in Six Countries (Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies) COSTA LOBO, Marina Politicising Expertise: Experts by Experience (Universidade de Lisboa Instituto de Ciências Sociais) P in Finnish Participatory Governance PANNICO, Roberto MERILUOTO, Taina (Tampere University) P (Universidade de Lisboa Instituto de Ciências Sociais) ROS, Virginia Panel P368 Building B – 402 (Universidade de Lisboa Instituto de Ciências Sociais) Immigration and Attitudes towards the EU: The Backlash Against Judicialisation: Evidence from a Three-Country Survey Experiment Can Courts Withstand Political Inferences? RINGLEROVA, Zuzana (Masaryk University) P Chair: SIPULOVA, Katarina (Masaryk University) Panel P376 Building B – 202 Discussant: VOIGT, Stefan (Universität Hamburg) Judicial Authority Under Pressure: Politicisation and The Elite’s Climate Policy, the People’s Backlash Against Courts in the Age of Populism Denialism? Populist Reactions KOSAR, David (Masaryk University) P to Energy Transitions SIPULOVA, Katarina (Masaryk University) Chair: MALTBY, Tomas (King's College London) Explaining Conflicting Tendencies of Politicisation and Judicialisation: The Case of the ECtHR Co-Chair: SZULECKI, Kacper (Universitetet i Oslo) TSERETELI, Nino (Masaryk University) P Discussant: ČERNOCH, Filip (Masaryk University) SMEKAL, Hubert (Masaryk University) Democracy Problems of Energy Transitions: Technocracy, International Courts and Domestic Political Backlash: Participatory Governance, and Populist Response The InterAmerican Court of Human Rights KEMMERZELL, Jörg (Technische Universität Darmstadt) P and Same Sex Marriage in Latin America SELK, Veith (Technische Universität Darmstadt) WILSON, Bruce (University of Central Florida) P A Climate Sceptical Mitigation Policy? Judging Judicial Independence Explaining Poland’s Carbon Forestry Two-Level Game MAYORAL, Juan Antonio (University of Copenhagen) P SZULECKI, Kacper (Universitetet i Oslo) P Signalling Political Constraints on Constitutional Review SZULECKA, Julia (Universitetet i Oslo) SCHROEDER, Philipp (University College London) P Rise Against the ‘Climate Mafia’! Far-Right Climate- Change Communication in the European Parliament SAT FORCHTNER, Bernhard (University of Leicester) P

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Anatomy of Disbelief: Poland’s Climate Scepticism Discussant: BAKER, Lucy (University of Sussex) Meets Right-Wing Populism Shifting Power: The Impact of Decentralising Ownership MALTBY, Tomas (King's College London) P of Electricity on Political Systems and their Outcomes SZULECKI, Kacper (Universitetet i Oslo) BRISBOIS, Marie Claire (University of Sussex) P A Chance for Consensus? Are Renewable Energy Cooperatives Promoting Energy European Attitudes towards Climate Change Justice? Insights from a Typology of Energy Cooperatives WEKO, Silvia Based on Different Dimensions of Social Justice (Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies) P ASTOLA, Mandi (Eindhoven University of Technology) P SZYMAŃSKI, Piotr (Wrocław University of Economics) Panel P381 Building C – 101 HACZKOWSKA, Anna (Polish Academy of Sciences) The Expanding Repertoire of Political Modes of Political and Economic Participation and Participation: Causes and Consequences the Acceptance of Local Renewable Energy Projects STADELMANN-STEFFEN, Isabelle (Universität Bern) P Chair: ZILLES, Julia Re-Scaling IPE: Local Government, (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen) Sustainable Energy and Change Discussant: BUTZLAFF, Felix KUZEMKO, C I (University of Warwick) P (Vienna University of Economics and Business) Participatory Governance of the German Energy Panel P433 Building A – 308 Transition Across the National, Regional, and Local Level FRAUNE, Cornelia (Technische Universität Darmstadt) P Theory and Political Elites KNODT, Michele (Technische Universität Darmstadt) Chair: EDINGER, Michael LULUs Movements in Multilevel Struggles in Italy (Friedrich-Schiller Universität Jena) PIAZZA, Gianni (Università di Catania) P Discussant: VERZICHELLI, Luca DELLA PORTA, Donatella (Scuola Normale Superiore) (Università degli Studi di Siena) BERTUZZI, Niccolò (Scuola Normale Superiore) The Principal-Agent Model in Post-Truth Politics: The Moral SORCI, Giuliana (Università di Catania) Hazard of the Contemporary Leader-Citizen Relationship 'Crimes of Solidarity': France’s Contemporary Crisis SZÁNTÓ, András (Corvinus University of Budapest) P of Citizenship and Fraternity Political Leadership in the Eye of the Beholder: TAYLOR, Abigail (University of Sydney) P Charismatic Leadership, Folk Heroes / Devils and Moral Panics Panel P390 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.8 METZ, Rudolf (Centre for Social Sciences, Hungarian Academy of Sciences) P The Nature of Political Philosophy Normative Visions of Political Leadership in Poland Chair: LÆGAARD, Sune (University of Roskilde) CZESNIK, Mikolaj Discussant: DESTRI, Chiara (SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities) P (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) ZYLICZ, Piotr Olaf (SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities) The Audience of Political Philosophy: Theology Without a Church? Regional Leadership: Challenges of the System PONOMARENKO, Nadezhda (SIM-RANEPA) WELCH, Stephen (Durham University) P P Synthetic Political Philosophy: A Manifesto Panel P436 Building B – 501 DOWDING, Keith (Australian National University) P Must the University Be Decolonised? Top Civil Servants and Politicians in Relating Academic and Social Justice Local Government: Emerging Patterns FRAZER, Michael (University of East Anglia) P of Institutions, National Cultures The Place of 'Methods' in Political Philosophy and Leadership FLOYD, Jonathan (University of Bristol) P SAT Chair: HANSEN, Morten Balle (Aalborg Universitet) Panel P394 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.2 Co-Chair: HLYNSDÓTTIR, Eva Marín (University of Iceland) The Political Economy of Local Discussant: TORJESEN, Dag Olaf (University of Agder) Sustainable Energy Transitions II Ethics and Leadership in Public Organisations Chair: FUCHS, Gerhard (Universität Stuttgart) HAUG, Are Vegard (Oslo Metropolitan University) P

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The Past, Present and Future Role of the Icelandic Panel P451 Building A – 216 Local Government Chief Executive HLYNSDÓTTIR, Eva Marín (University of Iceland) P Varieties of Populism: The Evolution of an Administrative Elite Change, Left, Right and Technocratic Stability and Emerging Trajectories in the Civil Service Chair / Discussant: BUSTIKOVA-SIROKY, Lenka System in Danish Local Government (Arizona State University) HANSEN, Morten Balle (Aalborg Universitet) P Co-Chair: GUASTI, Petra VILLADSEN, Anders (Aarhus Universitet) (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) OPSTRUP, Niels (Department of Political Science & Public Management, University of Southern Denmark) The Radical Right in Subnational Government – Radical or Tamed? Are Democratic Local Government Institutions Corroding or Corrosion Resistant in an Age WEISSKIRCHER, Manès (European University Institute) P of New Public Governance? The Rise and Fall of Technocratic Populism KILAND, Charlotte (University of Agder) P BUSTIKOVA-SIROKY, Lenka (Arizona State University) P TORJESEN, Dag Olaf (University of Agder) GUASTI, Petra KARLSEN, Tor-Ivar (University of Agder) (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) The Ideal Mayor – In the Eyes of the Top Civil Servants Foresight Scenarios on Populism: In Denmark and Norway Imagining Central and Eastern European Politics in 2030 TORJESEN, Dag Olaf (University of Agder) P PETTAI, Vello (University of Tartu) P SAXI, Hans Petter (Nord University) People Haven’t Had Enough of Experts: Technocratic KARLSEN, Tor-Ivar (University of Agder) Attitudes among Citizens in Nine European Democracies BERTSOU, Eri (University of Zurich) P Panel P441 Building C – Amf B CARAMANI, Daniele (University of Zurich) The Left which Opposes Migration: An Insight Into Transparency, Accountability, the Populist Left in Post-Refugee-Crisis Germany and Trust in Local Governments TARASIUK, Tomasz (University of Wrocław) P Chair: TELES, Filipe (Universidade de Aveiro) Co-Chair / Discussant: STANUS, Cristina Panel P469 Building B – 6 (Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu) Corruption: Conceptual Issues Voice, Accountability, and Alternative Policy Venues: An and Empirical Studies Analysis of Citizen Complaints Against Local Government to the National Ombudsman Chair / Discussant: GOLDBERG, Felix TAVARES, Antonio (Universität Stuttgart) (CICP Center for Research in Political Science) P Co-Chair / Discussant: DEL SARTO, Simone TELES, Filipe (Universidade de Aveiro) (Italian National Institute for the Evaluation MORENO PIRES, Sara (Universidade de Aveiro) of the Education System) The Institutional Roots of Citizens' Satisfaction Preventing Corruption through Administrative Measures: with Local Democracy (the Netherlands, 2016) An Anti-Corruption Compass for Italian Municipalities VAN DER MEER, Tom (University of Amsterdam) P DEL SARTO, Simone (Italian National Institute for the STEENVOORDEN, Eefje (University of Amsterdam) Evaluation of the Education System) P The Values of Local Self-Government GNALDI, michela (Dipartimento di Scienze Politiche, Università degli Studi di Perugia) and the Problem of Coerced Amalgamations ERLINGSSON, Gissur (Linköping Universitet) P Looking for an Efficient Disciplinary and Anti-Corruption System: Controlling Internal Controls in the Brazilian ÖDALEN, Jörgen (Uppsala Universitet) Federal Executive The Impact of Political Factors on Developing Political FIGUEIREDO, Fernanda Odilla (King's College London) P Trust in Multilevel Political Systems A Typology of Lobbying and Corruption PROSZOWSKA, Dominika (Universiteit Twente) P GOLDBERG, Felix (Universität Stuttgart) DENTERS, Bas (Universiteit Twente) P

JANSEN, Giedo (Universiteit Twente) The Abuse of Entrusted Power for Private Gain: SAT Meaning, Nature and Theoretical Evolution Factors of Proactive Transparency at the Local Level POZSGAI ALVAREZ, Joseph (Kyoto University) P SPÁČ, Peter (Masaryk University) P Collective Action Against Bribery in International Business ZAGRAPAN, Jozef (Slovak Academy of Sciences) DAVID-BARRETT, Elizabeth (University of Sussex) P

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Panel Session 11 Saturday, 7 September 11:00–12:40

Panel P028 Building C – 404 Panel P041 Building A – 308 Biopolitics and Governance Challenges to Gender Sensitive Chair / Discussant: PIASENTIER, Marco Governance and Policy-Making (University of Jyväskylä) in Post-Conflict Societies Biopolitics in Russia – Foucault vs Agamben Chair: WALSH, Dawn (University College Dublin) MANUILOVA, Anastasya (National Research University, Co-Chair: RUMELILI, Bahar (Koç University) Higher School of Economics) P Principled Pragmatism and the ‘Inclusion Project’: Leading or Cheery-Leading: Implementing a Gender Perspective The Gender Gap in Political Smile in Peace Agreements KOO, Sejin (Nazarbayev University) P McNICHOLL, Kevin (University of Edinburgh) P The Child, The Family, and The Homosexual: Re-Envisioning Transitional Justice: An Agonistic Biopolitical Governance in Contemporary Russia Feminist Alternative to Neoliberal Approaches WEAVER, Cai (University of Helsinki) P MURPHY, Emma (University College Dublin) P Choreographies of Biopower Decision-Making Dynamics on Independent SJÖBLOM, Katarina (University of Jyväskylä) P Commissions in Post-Conflict Societies Homines Sacri: Native Americans WALSH, Dawn (University College Dublin) P within the United States of America CALLEROS, Hector (University of Warsaw) P Panel P117 Building B – 202

Panel P038 Building A – 216 Energy, Climate and Representative Democracy Candidates’ Characteristics, Electoral Chair: ZAPLETALOVA, Veronika (Masaryk University) Performance, and Legislative Outcomes: Discussant: SZULECKI, Kacper (Universitetet i Oslo) (Quasi-) Experiments Who is Fighting Against the EU Energy and Chair: FUJIMURA, Naofumi (Kobe University) Climate Policy in the European Parliament? Co-Chair / Discussant: HIJINO, Ken (Kyoto University) ZAPLETALOVA, Veronika (Masaryk University) P Discussant: KIDO, Hideki (Kyoto Women's University) KOMÍNKOVÁ, Magda (Masaryk University) Electoral Systems and Incumbency Advantage: Negotiating Constitutional Democracy Evidence from Local Elections in Japan in Local Energy Conflicts TSUKIYAMA, Hiroki (Kansai University) P EICHENAUER, Eva (Universität Potsdam) P The Effect of Election Timing on Electoral Performance: Polarisation in the European Parliament: An Analysis of Japanese Elections Still Driving Ambition and Leadership in EU Climate and Energy Policy? SHIMIZU, Naoki (University of Kochi) P PETRI, Franziska (University of Leuven) P The Influence of Committee Chairs on the Legislative BIEDENKOPF, Katja (University of Leuven) Process and Outcomes: Chairs’ Agenda-Setting Power to Deter Government Bills in Japan Panel P142 Building C – 403 FUJIMURA, Naofumi (Kobe University) P Understanding the Role of Candidates’ Visual From Texts to Networks: Semantic, Information: Application of the Conjoint Analysis Socio‑Semantic, and Discourse Networks SAT and Eye Tracking Technique NAKAMURA, Etsuhiro (Aichi Gakuin University) P Chair: LEHOTSKÝ, Lukáš (Masaryk University) Co-Chair / Discussant: HAUNSS, Sebastian (Universität Bremen)

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Regional Integration Under Fire? A Discourse Network Migration Crisis in Europe According to Political Leaders in Analysis of NAFTA and Mercosur Legitimation Discourse in Poland – Quantitative and Qualitative Discourse Analysis the US, Canadian, Brazilian, and Argentine Quality Press KLEPAŃSKI, Jakub SCHNEIDER, Steffen (Independent Researcher) P (University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn) P Machine Learning for Claim Detection and Classification Eldercare Reconciliation Policy: HAUNSS, Sebastian (Universität Bremen) P Supporting Europe's Informal Eldercare Providers Czech Coal Speakers – ATCHISON, Amy (Valparaiso University) P Extraction of Networks of Actors from Media Texts XYDIAS, Christina (Clarkson University) LEHOTSKÝ, Lukáš (Masaryk University) P Panel P218 Building A – 218 Panel P144 Building C – Amf A Municipal Splits: An Under-Researched Future-Oriented Democratic Innovation Type of Territorial Reform Chair: LINDELL, Marina (Åbo Akademi) Chair: SWIANIEWICZ, Paweł (University of Warsaw) Co-Chair: GAGNON, Jean-Paul Discussant: ERLINGSSON, Gissur (Linköping Universitet) (Institute for Governance and Policy Analysis, Is There a Common Life after Divorce? University of Canberra) The Impact of Splits of Municipalities Co-Chair: LIGHTBODY, Ruth on Intensity of Inter-Municipal Cooperation (Glasgow Caledonian University) SEDMIHRADSKÁ, Lucie (Masaryk University) P Discussant: CURATO, Nicole (Institute for Governance BAKOŠ, Eduard (Masaryk University) and Policy Analysis, University of Canberra) Defragging the System: Functional Rescaling Democracy’s Tomorrows: Democratic Futures, Grounded and Municipal Splits in Hungary Conjecture, and Time Machines DOBOS, Gábor (National University of Public Service) P GAGNON, Jean-Paul (Institute for Governance and Municipal Divorces – The Under-Researched Policy Analysis, University of Canberra) P Topic of Territorial Reforms Democratising Democracy for Future Generations SWIANIEWICZ, Paweł (University of Warsaw) P SMITH, Graham (University of Westminster) P Territorial Fragmentation in Post-Communist Romania: The Politics of Non-Existence Between Political Opportunity and Policy Rationalities STANUS, Cristina (Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu) SETÄLÄ, Maija (University of Turku) P P Citizens' Attitudes Toward Long-Term Political Decisions – The Impact of Territorial Fragmentation on Local Individual-Level Explanations of Opinions Elections: Evidence from the Municipal Splits in Poland on a Municipal Merger GENDZWILL, Adam (University of Warsaw) P LINDELL, Marina (Åbo Akademi) P SWIANIEWICZ, Paweł (University of Warsaw) STRANDBERG, Kim (Åbo Akademi) LUKOMSKA, Julita (University of Warsaw)

Panel P205 Building B – 201 Panel P251 Building B – 301 Migration and Social Policy Perspectives on International Politics II Chair: ATCHISON, Amy (Valparaiso University) Chair: RACHED, Gabriel (University of Padova) Narratives and Policy Design: The Case of Border The Discursive Construction of 'Radicalisation' in Management and Migration Control in Italy International Relations: Extremism, Terrorism and Islam TERLIZZI, Andrea (Dipartimento di Scienze Politiche e IRFAN, Ilsa (National University of Sciences and Sociali, Università di Firenze) P Technology, Islamabad, Pakistan) P CAPANO, Giliberto (Università di Bologna) A Comparison Masqueraded as Causality: Guiding Assistance and Support Intervention for Examining Small States’ Influence Refugees on Account of their Vulnerability in Intergovernmental Organisations DEL SARTO, Simone (Italian National Institute JUOZAITIS, Justinas (General Jonas Žemaitis Military Academy of Lithuania) for the Evaluation of the Education System) P P SAT GNALDI, Michela (Dipartimento di Scienze Politiche, Foreign Interventions into Civil Wars: Università degli Studi di Perugia) The Effect of Multi-National Companies ABDELHAY, Osama on Third State Decision to Intervene in Civil Wars (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees) KLOSEK, Kamil (Charles University) P

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Instrumental or Symbolic? Blockades in Brussels? Central and Eastern Europe The Role of Multilateral Economics Sanctions in EU Energy and Climate Decision-Making WALENTEK, Dawid (University of Amsterdam) P ĆETKOVIĆ, Stefan (Bavarian School of Public Policy) P BUZOGANY, Aron (Freie Universität Berlin) Panel P253 Institute of Romance Studies – 2.5 Infrastructural Politics of the Energy Union vs Illiberal Democracies Perspectives on Political Parties II SZABO, John (Central European University) P Chair / Discussant: WOLINETZ, Steven Comparing Renewable Energy Pathways in Russia (Memorial University of Newfoundland) and Kazakhstan: Policies, Actors and Institutions Response of European Political Parties to Electoral ZABANOVA, Yana (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen) P Defeat: Character and Outcomes of Changes The Power of Power Markets: Electricity Market Design PACZESNIAK, Anna (University of Wrocław) P in Advanced European Energy Transitions BACHRYJ-KRZYWAZNIA, Maciej (University of Wrocław) LINDBERG, Marie (Universitetet i Oslo) P KACZOROWSKA, Małgorzata (University of Warsaw) Democratic or Undemocratic Here is the Question? Panel P269 Building A – 309 The Candidate Selection Process in Polish Political Parties KACZOROWSKA, Małgorzata (University of Warsaw) P Political Elites, Populism and Legitimacy Transnational Party Federations in Europe: Chair: PAPP, Zsófia (Centre for Social Sciences, Coordinating Action between Institutional Incarnations Hungarian Academy of Sciences) LAVRELASHVILI, Teona (University of Leuven) P Discussant: ÖNNUDÓTTIR, Eva Heida VAN HECKE, Steven (University of Leuven) (University of Iceland) The Integration of Globalisation in the Long 19th Century The Electoral Consequences of Populist Participation KAMPHORST, Jonne (University of Oxford) P in Government RIERA, Pedro (IE School of Global and Public Affairs) P Panel P265 Building C – 301 Populism's Own Country... and Elitism's, Too: France as a Paradigmatic Case for the 'Elitism-Populism Nexus' Political Communication in a Digital Era BORCHERT, Jens Chair: VENEMA, Agnes (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) P (Mihai Viteazul National Intelligence Academy) Blood Is Thicker Than Water: The Role of Ethnicity Discussant: LEFEVERE, Jonas (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) in the Perception of Pork-Barrel Politics NEMČOK, Miroslav (University of Helsinki) P Relations between Political Actors and Journalists in the Era of Social Media in Central and Eastern Europe KOMAR, Olivera (University of Montenegro) DOBEK-OSTROWSKA, Bogusława (University of Wrocław) P TOTH, Michal (Masaryk University) SPÁČ, Peter (Masaryk University) Party Cues, Populism and Selective Exposure to News – An Investigation Combining Web Tracking and Survey BATRICEVIC, Nemanja (Central European University) Data How do Voters Want to be Represented? An Investigation STIER, Sebastian (GESIS, Leibniz) P into How Parties Can Strengthen Democracy BREUER, Johannes (GESIS, Leibniz) WERNER, Annika (Australian National University) P SIEGERS, Pascal (GESIS, Leibniz) HEINISCH, Reinhard (Universität Salzburg) GUMMER, Tobias (GESIS, Leibniz) The Right-Wing in the System of Political Elite Ok, Google: 'What is the Role of Google Ranking for as a Result of Electoral Competition Selective Exposure to Political Information in a Google PONOMARENKO, Nadezhda (SIM-RANEPA) P Search Media Environment?' ZUMOFEN, Guillaume (Universität Bern) P Panel P285 Building C – 405

Panel P268 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.2 Politicisation, Representation and Legitimation Crisis(?) in the European Union SAT Political Economy of Energy Transitions Chair / Discussant: LORD, Christopher in Central and Eastern Europe (Universitetet i Oslo) Chair / Discussant: ĆETKOVIĆ, Stefan Political Legitimation in Times of Crisis: Legitimating (Bavarian School of Public Policy) Economic Adjustment in Spain and the UK PIQUER, Jose (University of Cambridge) P

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'Je t’aime… moi non plus': Emotional (Dis)connection(s) Attitudes towards Refugee Policy in a Divided Europe: in a European Microcosm A Multilevel Analysis DOBLER, Camille (Jagiellonian University) P VAN HOOTEGEM, Arno (University of Leuven) P State Aid, its Claims and the Question of Representation MEULEMAN, Bart (University of Leuven) ESCALANTE BLOCK, Elena (Sciences Po Paris) P ABTS, Koen (University of Leuven) Between Disaffection and Indifference: Moving Civil Society: Pro- And Anti-Migrant Mobilisations Studying the Euro’s Politicisation using Focus Groups in Germany’s ‘Long Summer of Migration’ 2015 MELMAN, Joris (Universitetet i Oslo) P STERN, Verena (University of Bielefeld) P Legitimacy of the European Semester: HINGER, Sophie (University of Osnabrück) National Parliaments to the Rescue? DAPHI, Priska (University of Bielefeld) SKAZLIC, Ivana (Institute for Advanced Studies, Vienna) P Reception Policies for Asylum Seekers and Refugees in Belgium: Dynamics in Decision Making Panel P298 Building B – 401 HONDEGHEM, Annie (University of Leuven) P DIELS, Elien (University of Leuven) Post-Communist Politics DE COSTER, Sarah (University of Leuven) Chair: PETTAI, Vello (University of Tartu) Citizens to Stay: Pro- And Anti-Migrant Mobilisations Discussant: KRZYSZTAN, Bartłomiej in Polarised Sweden (Polish Academy of Sciences) HELLSTRÖM, Anders (Malmö University College) P Perception of Comprehensive State Defence Concept in Pro-Migrant and Anti-Migrant Mobilisations in the Latvian and Russian-Speaking Communities in Latvia Greece: Citizen Initiatives of Solidarity and Hostility BERZINA, Ieva (National Academy of Defence Concerning Migrants, Asylum Seekers and Refugees of the Republic of Latvia) P FOUSKAS, Theodoros ZUPA, Uldis (Turiba University) (University of West Attica and HAPSc) P Selecting the Selectorate: Systematic Panel P308 Building B – 1 Disenfranchisement and Selective Voter Registration EICHHORN, Kristin (Chemnitz University of Technology) P Public Opinion, Policies, Highlights of National History? Constitutional Memory in and Responsiveness the Preambles of Post-Communist Constitutions Chair / Discussant: VRÂNCEANU, Alina NYYSSÖNEN, Heino (University of Turku) P (European University Institute) METSÄLÄ, Jussi (Tampere University) Inequality and Redistribution: When Triggers Cause Unrest: Explaining New Revolutions The Impact of Representation in the Post-Soviet Region DAGEFÖRDE, Mirjam (European University Institute) P GORELIK, Stas (The George Washington University) P ANDERSSON, Per Fredrik (European University Institute) Twitter and Robotised Accounts: Is Content from the Czech Pro-Kremlin Media US Congressional Candidates’ Twitter Spread More by Bots than the Mainstream? Campaign Strategies SANHUEZA PETRARCA, Constanza PAVLÍKOVÁ, Miroslava (Masaryk University) P (University of Gothenburg) BUREŠOVÁ, Barbora (Masaryk University) P HANZELKA, Jan (Masaryk University) Party Influences and Educational Effects on Public Opinion about Immigration Panel P304 Building A – 318 VRÂNCEANU, Alina (European University Institute) P Anti-Neoliberal Attitudes and Right-Wing Public Attitudes and Forms of Mobilisation Eurosceptic Vote during the Great Recession Concerning Asylum Seekers COMELLAS BONSFILLS, Josep Maria and Refugees in the EU (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) P

Chair: MAZZOLA, Alessandro (Université de Liège) Panel P309 Institute of Romance Studies – 4.1 Co-Chair: ANDREA, Rea (Université Libre de Bruxelles)

Discussant: KRASTEVA, Anna Quality of Government SAT (New Bulgarian University) in Autonomous Regions Chair: ACKRÉN, Maria (Ilisimatusarfik/University of Greenland) Co-Chair: SUNDBERG, Jan (University of Helsinki)

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Discussant: SJÖBLOM, Stefan (University of Helsinki) Do CSR Characteristics Drive Reform Implementation Under the European Semester? Assessing Quality of Government in Autonomous Regions – A Frame of Reference HAAS, Joerg Stefan (Hertie School of Governance) P SUNDBERG, Jan (University of Helsinki) P The European Commission is Watching You: The Use of SJÖBLOM, Stefan (University of Helsinki) New Enforcement Methods in the Białowieża Case BREEMAN, Gerard (Departments of Political Science and Uranium Mining in Greenland – Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) P Complexities and Uncertainties SZAJKOWSKA, Anna (European Commission) ACKRÉN, Maria (Ilisimatusarfik/University of Greenland) P Panel P338 Building A – 215 Panel P317 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.8 ROUNDTABLE Understanding the Reflective Equilibrium and Intuitions Transformation of Rebel Groups to Parties Chair: BOSWORTH, Will – Insights from Political Party Scholarship (The London School of Economics & Political Science) Chair: ISHIYAMA, John (University of North Texas) Discussant: DOWDING, Keith (Australian National University) Speakers: KATZ, Richard (Johns Hopkins University) Directed Reflective Equilibrium: Thought Experiments and How to Use Them SCARROW, Susan (University of Houston) SPIEKERMANN, Kai MANNING, Carrie (Georgia State University) (The London School of Economics & Political Science) P SINDRE, Gyda (University of Cambridge) SLAVNY, Adam (University of Warwick) Panel P346 Building B – 7 LAWFORD-SMITH, Holly (University of Melbourne) AXELSEN, David Social Movements and Interest Groups (The London School of Economics & Political Science) Political Philosophy Without Intuitions? Chair: DIANI, Mario (Università degli Studi di Trento) CONTE, Sebastian (Universitetet i Oslo) P Discussant: HANEGRAAFF, Marcel (University of Amsterdam) Intuitions and the History of Ideas in Contemporary Political Theory Access, Voice and / or Influence: Civil Society HANDBY, Edmund (Australian National University) P Engagement in the European Parliament’s Intergroups LANDORFF, Laura (Aalborg Universitet) Reflective Equilibrium as a Central Methodological P Framework of the Political Philosophy EU Governance and Trade Union–Social Movement and Its Impact on The Whole Discipline Coalitions: Explaining the Unequal Success KŘEPELOVÁ, Tereza (Masaryk University) P of the 'Right2Water' and the 'Fair Transport' European Citizens’ Initiatives Panel P332 Building C – 201 SZABO, Imre (University College Dublin) P GOLDEN, Darragh (University College Dublin) Revisiting Implementation ERNE, Roland (University College Dublin) in the European Union: New Trends Social and Artistic Critique in Times in Implementation and Enforcement of Youth Precariousness GROTE, Jürgen R. Chair: THOMANN, Eva (University of Exeter) (Dialogue of Civilizations Research Institute) P Discussant: DOMORENOK, Ekaterina Group Investments in Political Activity – The Trade-Off (University of Padova) between Collective and Selective Incentive Provision Better Late Than Never? EU Implementation Beyond CORREA VILA, Patricia (Aston University) P the National Level – An Analysis of the Sixteen German BOLLEYER, Nicole (University of Exeter) Regional Parliaments between 1990 and 2018 Interest Groups and Social Movement Theories: PAASCH, Jana (Universität Mannheim) P 'Organisations' vs 'Organising'? SAT STECKER, Christian (Universität Mannheim) DIANI, Mario (Università degli Studi di Trento) P Why Over-Comply with International Law? Signalling and Incentive Structures in International Organisations RATNER, Meredith (The London School of Economics & Political Science) P Customisation and Problem-Solving in the European Union THOMANN, Eva (University of Exeter) P

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Panel P352 Building D – 2.04 The Campaign as a Translator? Analysing EU Issue Voting and its Link to Domestic Issues Stakeholder Influence on IO during the 2019 European Parliament Election Bureaucracies: State and Non-State KRITZINGER, Sylvia (University of Vienna) P Actors in International Organisation WILHELM, James (University of Vienna) PLESCIA, Carolina (University of Vienna) Chair: SQUATRITO, Theresa (University of Liverpool) Bringing Issue Ownership Voting to the Next Level: Discussant: LIESE, Andrea (Universität Potsdam) The Moderating Influence of National and EU Level Power Structures between NPAs and IPAs – The Power Policy Competence in EP Election Voting and Influence of National Public Administrations GOLDBERG, Andreas (University of Amsterdam) P WIDMUCH, Sebastian LEFEVERE, Jonas (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) (Technische Universität Darmstadt) P DE VREESE, Claes (University of Amsterdam) Collaboration, Not Collusion: Safeguarding Candidate Personality, Campaigning Strategies, the Public Interest in Standardisation and Electoral Results in the 2019 European ALSHADAFAN, Abdel Fattah Parliament Elections (Bavarian School of Public Policy) P NAI, Alessandro (University of Amsterdam) P New Alliances in Global Sustainability Governance: MAIER, Jürgen (Universität Koblenz-Landau) Intergovernmental Treaty Secretariats FLYNN, D.J. (IE School of Global and Public Affairs) and Sub- and Non-State Actors Still Second-Order Elections? ELSÄSSER, Joshua (Universität Potsdam) P The European Parliament Vote 2019 HICKMANN, Thomas (University of Utrecht) ROS, Virginia Losing Control: When IO Member-States (Universidade de Lisboa Instituto de Ciências Sociais) P Refuse to Put their Money Where their Mouth Is COSTA LOBO, Marina CANNON, Cecilia (Graduate Institute of International (Universidade de Lisboa Instituto de Ciências Sociais) and Development Studies) P PANNICO, Roberto (Universidade de Lisboa Instituto de Ciências Sociais) Panel P357 Building A – 407 Panel P400 Building B – 302 Successes and Failures of Peacebuilding: Policy and Practice The Politics of Regional Reforms Chair: FLYNN, Brendan Chair: SURUBARU, Neculai-Cristian (National University of Ireland, Galway) (Maastricht Universiteit) The EU's Comprehensive Approach to The Ukrainian Discussant: SALDIVIA GONZATTI, Daniel Felipe Crisis: Discourse vs Reality – The Case of EUAM (University of Cologne) KUCHYŇKOVÁ, Petra (Masaryk University) P Regional Assemblies and Citizen Engagement: Differences in the Local Perception Democratic Innovations in Multilevel States of EULEX and KFOR in their Security-Related Tasks FABRE, Elodie (Queen's University Belfast) P MAHR, Ewa (Maastricht Universiteit) P Balearic Islands, a Comparative Analysis Mission Possible? An FsQCA of UN PKO Success of Island Region Autonomy in Civil Wars CARRANZA, Miguel WOLFF, Stefan (University of Birmingham) P (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) P PUSHKINA, Darya (St Petersburg State University) A Critical Study of a Regional State Model LORENCKA, Małgorzata (University of Silesia) P Panel P380 Building D – 2 Regional Reform in Norway: Larger Regions, but also Stronger Ones? What Can the Regional The European Parliament Elections 2019 Authority Index and the Local Autonomy Index Chair: GOLDBERG, Andreas (University of Amsterdam) Tell Us about the Outcome? BALDERSHEIM, Harald (Universitetet i Oslo) Discussant: PLESCIA, Carolina (University of Vienna) P The Political Determinants of Implementing Decentralisation: The Construction of Spain’s SAT State of Autonomies MARTÍNEZ-CANTÓ, Javier (University of Bamberg) P

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Panel P406 Building C – 401 Panel P415 Building A – 217 The Promise of Agonism? The Responsiveness of Legislators Identity Change in Conflicted Societies Chair: ZITTEL, Thomas Chair: STROMBOM, Lisa (Lunds Universitet) (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) Discussant: LEHTI, Marko (Tampere University) Discussant: BORGHETTO, Enrico (Instituto Português de Relações Internacionais, IPRI-NOVA) Bazaar as a Metaphoric Platform for Dialogues in Addressing Politics of Nomadic Identity Preferences for Political Representation: and Radical Disagreement Voters and Legislators in the UK and Denmark LEHTI, Marko (Tampere University) P PEDERSEN, Helene Helboe (Aarhus Universitet) P ROMASHOV, Vadim (Tampere University) Prior Career as a Source of Policy Expertise: Deliberation in Troubled Times: How the Former Profession of British MPs Shapes Women’s Encounters with Multiple Others their Issue Attention in the House of Commons TING, Wang Leung ÇELIK, Ayşe Betül (Sabancı University) P (The London School of Economics & Political Science) GOKER, Zeynep Gulru (Sabancı University) P Qualified but Detached? The Candidate Pools of Parties An Agonistic Approach to Resolving Symbolic Conflict in the 2017 German Federal Elections in Consociational Power-Sharing ZITTEL, Thomas NAGLE, John (University of Aberdeen) P (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) P Agonistic Peace and Identity Change – Unpacking the Agonism / Recognition Nexus Panel P417 Building A – 214 STROMBOM, Lisa (Lunds Universitet) P RUMELILI, Bahar (Koç University) The Role of Insecurity, Institutions, Agonistic Memory Discourse and and Inequality in Shaping Populism the Negotiation of Identity Positions Chair: VLANDAS, Tim (University of Oxford) HANSEN, Hans Lauge (Aarhus Universitet) P Discussant: LANDINI, Irene (LUISS University) Panel P413 Institute of Geography – 336 The Dynamics of Electorate Party Switching – Populist Party Constituencies and Defection from the Mainstream The Relevance of Higher Education FILIP, Alexandru (Hertie School of Governance) P for Political Systems: Academic Freedom Governance Matters! Understanding the Success as a Double-Edged Sword of the Extreme Right Parties in Europe VRAKOPOULOS, Christos (University of Reading) Chair: OLEKSIYENKO, Anatoly P (University of Hong Kong) Voters for Populist Parties and Basic Human Values: Reflections on the Consequences of Demand-Side Discussant: MARINI, Giulio (University College London) Populism in Europe Turkey’s Soft Power Projection through its Turkey MARCOS-MARNE, Hugo (Universität St Gallen) P Scholarships Program The Threat of Social Decline: ÇALıŞKAN, Esra (Istanbul Medipol University) P Income Inequality and Radical Right Support ASLAN, Halil Kürşad (Istanbul Medipol University) WEISSTANNER, David (University of Oxford) P GENÇ, H Deniz (Istanbul Medipol University) ENGLER, Sarah (University of Zurich) The End of Academic Freedom? Mean / End Decoupling in European Western Panel P419 Institute of Romance Studies – 3.1 Higher Education Systems MARINI, Giulio (University College London) P The Role of International Organisations On The Invisible Brink: in Global Knowledge Contests The Upper Limits of the Pageant to Principle Ratio in Chair: BANDOLA-GILL, Justyna Twenty-First Century University Settings – Contemporary

SAT (University of Edinburgh) Currents, First Principles, and Institutional Constraints PAPPAS, Zoe A. Co-Chair: KRANKE, Matthias (University of Warwick) (Independent Scholar / Educational Consultant) P Discussant: BERTEN, John (Universität Bremen) Intellectual Leadership Challenges Quality of Government: Exploring a Shift in Knowledge in Post-Totalitarian Universities Production from International Organisations to Academia OLEKSIYENKO, Anatoly (University of Hong Kong) P VACCARO, Andrea (Sapienza University of Rome) P

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The World Bank Group, the AIIB Panel P437 Building B – 501 and Knowledge Contests about Infrastructure KRANKE, Matthias (University of Warwick) P Top Officials and Executive Seeing Through Numbers: Knowledge Controversies and Decision‑Making the Interconnectedness of International Organisations Chair: BACH, Tobias (Universitetet i Oslo) BANDOLA-GILL, Justyna (University of Edinburgh) P Discussant: CHRISTENSEN, Johan (Departments of Political Science and Public Panel P426 Building D – 2.05 Administration, Universiteit Leiden) The Silver Jubilee of the Comparative Same Same but Different? Administrative Roles Study of Electoral Systems (CSES) Project: and Politicisation in Ministerial Bureaucracies Fresh Cross-National Perspectives VEIT, Sylvia (University of Kassel) P on Electoral Behaviour Role Understandings and Political Attitudes of Senior Bureaucrats: Empirical Evidence from Chair: QUINLAN, Stephen (GESIS, Leibniz) German Federal Government Departments Co-Chair: WASS, Hanna (University of Helsinki) SCHROETER, Eckhard (German University of the Police) P Discussant: GARZIA, Diego (University of Lucerne) ROEBER, Manfred (University of Leipzig) Misreporting the Vote in Surveys: The Ultimate Policy Bureaucrat? An Ethnographic Study Exploring Turnout Overreporting in Elections Studies of Permanent Secretaries in Denmark Cross-Nationally, 1996–2016 TRANGBÆK, Amalie (Aarhus Universitet) P QUINLAN, Stephen (GESIS, Leibniz) P Interdepartmental Coordination: Effective or Ineffective? McALLISTER, Ian (Australian National University) Lessons from the EU Commission Representational Deficit and the Crisis of Democracy: FINKE, Daniel (Aarhus Universitet) P Subjective Perceptions vs Ideological Congruence SENNINGER, Roman (Aarhus Universitet) HARSGOR, Liran (University of Haifa) P LAVI, Liron (University of California, Los Angeles) Panel P439 Institute of Romance Studies – 4.3 SHAMIR, Michal (Tel Aviv University) Transitional Justice in the Syrian Context Three Decades of Leader Effects on Vote Choice: A Cross-National Comparison Chair: ENGELSDORFER, Alexandra GARZIA, Diego (University of Lucerne) P (Philipps-Universität Marburg) Campaign Finance and Corruption Perceptions Discussant: HANSEN, Thomas Obel (Ulster University) in Cross-National Comparison The Political Geographies of Transitional Justice CAMERON, Sarah (University of Sydney) P Perspectives in the Context of Syria BERNATH, Julie (University of Basel) P Panel P427 Institute of Romance Studies – 2.4 Too Little Too Late? Statelessness and Transitional Justice in the Syrian Context The Time of Politics BAHRAM, Haqqi (Linköping Universitet) P and Democratic Governance ‘No Safe Haven’ in Europe? The Future of Universal Chair: STRASSHEIM, Holger (University of Bielefeld) Jurisdiction Prosecutions Co-Chair: KUHLMANN, Johanna (Universität Bremen) HAN, Yuna Discussant: BARBEHÖN, Marlon (The London School of Economics & Political Science) P (Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg) The Metronome of Legislation: Measuring the Pace of the German Legislature RIEDL, Jasmin (Universität der Bundeswehr München) P Infinite Acceleration? The Democratic Archive as a Resource of Temporal Resilience SCHÄFER, Andreas (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) P SAT Temporality and Action as Abyss of Freedom MIHACEVIC, Borislav (University of Ljubljana) P (De)Facing Time and Power: Towards a 'Temporal Turn' in Political Science? PORTSCHY, Jürgen (University of Vienna) P

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Panel P440 Building D – 2.03 Panel P462 Building B – 402 Transnational Regulation and Corporations Who is Judge? Judicialisation of Politics Chair: KOOP, Christel (King's College London) and Politicisation of Courts Discussant: RUFFING, Eva (Universität Hannover) Chair: LEIJON, Karin (Uppsala Universitet) 'Naming and Shaming' Matters: Discussant: NOWAK, Tobias Human Rights, Metal and Mining Companies (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen) GÖHRINGER, Julia (Hertie School of Governance) P Are Male or Female Judges More Reflective of the Standardising the State: Community They Serve? Some Australian Data Transnational Private Regulation of the Public Sector BECK, Luke (Monash University) P WILLMES, Christian (University of Oxford) P Selecting Court Presidents in Slovakia, 2011–2017 CSR Opens Political Doors: Is it Really That Simple? SPÁČ, Samuel (Department of Political Science, VAN DEN BROEK, Onna Malou (King's College London) P Comenius University Faculty of Arts) P Private Authority and Regulatory Dynamics The Politicisation of the Judicial Process in Israel in Regime Complexes HOFNUNG, Menachem BECKER, Manuel (University of Bamberg) P (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) P WATTAD, Mohammed Shaping Economic Regulation: (Zefat Academic College, School of Law) The Role of Transnational Corporations MARSHALL, David (University of Reading) P Does Merit Selection Matter for Judicial Performance? Evidence from the Court of Justice of the European Union RUSSELL, Erica (University of Surrey) P NAURIN, Daniel (Universitetet i Oslo) P BERNHAGEN, Patrick (Universität Stuttgart) CHERUVU, Sivaram (Emory University) Panel P460 Building D – 2.02 HERMANSEN, Silje Synnøve Lyder (Universitetet i Oslo) What Actually Happened? Analysing the Panel P463 Building C – 101 2019 Euroelections in Southern Europe Whose City? Claiming, Refusing, Chair: CHADJIPADELIS, Theodore Redefining and Managing Participation (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) at the Local Level Discussant: RÜDIG, Wolfgang (University of Strathclyde) Chair: HADERER, Margaret (Vienna University of Economics and Business) European Elections in Malta: The Constrictions on Discussant: DE MOOR, Joost (Stockholm University) Second-Order Elections in Two-Party Systems HARWOOD, Mark (University of Malta) P Democratic Ambivalence: Citizens' Democratic Expectations between Liquid Identities and Using Machine-Learning Techniques to Analyse Post‑Democratic Managed Participation how the South European Political Space BUTZLAFF, Felix Changed from 2014 to 2019 (Vienna University of Economics and Business) P CHUECA, Enrique (King's College London) P PADILLA, Javier ‘Your Luxury is Our Displacement’ – (The London School of Economics & Political Science) Housing and Anti-Gentrification Movements in a Tourist City: The Case of Lisbon ROMERO MORENO, Guillermo (University of Southampton) ACCORNERO, Guya (Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia) P The Interplay between the 2019 European and Local Elections in Greece: Still Both Second-Order Contests? Internal Legitimacy and its Instrumental Value CHADJIPADELIS, Theodore to Political Inclusion: The Case of The Homeless Workers' Movement in Brazil (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) P DE SOUZA LIMA, Livia (Universität Hamburg) TEPEROGLOU, Eftychia (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) P SAT Analysing 2019 Euroelection Manifestos in Southern Europe: Paving the Way for Consolidating Creditor / Debtor Cleavages in the EU? SEBASTIÃO, Dina (University of Coimbra) P

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Panels by Section number

Section 1 Gender and Political Elites (P147) Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm308, 3rd floor p85 st 21 Century International Bureaucracy: Elites and Voters (P107) People, Power and Performance Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building A, Rm308, 3rd floor p112 Keywords: Globalisation, Governance, Institutions, Careers and Networks of Non-Elected Elites (P039) International Relations, Public Administration, Public Policy Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building A, Rm308, 3rd floor p100 Section Chair(s): Performance and Political Elites (P246) THORVALDSDOTTIR, Svanhildur (Ludwig-Maximilians- Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm308, 3rd floor p95 Universität München), PARÍZEK, Michal (Charles University) Professionalisation and Political Elites (P303) International Bureaucracies' Influence on Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building A, Rm308, 3rd floor p47 Public Policy and International Organisations (P180) Theory and Political Elites (P433) Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building D, Rm2.04, 2nd floor p76 Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm308, 3rd floor p130 Power and Pressure: International Organisations Elites and Political Careers (P106) and Great-Power Relations (P300) Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm308, 3rd floor p62 Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building D, Rm2.04, 2nd floor p106 Stakeholder Influence on IO Bureaucracies: State and Section 3 Non-State Actors in International Organisation (P352) Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building D, Rm2.04, 2nd floor p137 Academic Freedom and Knowledge and Expertise Political Legitimation in in International Organisations (P187) a Contemporary Globalised World Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building D, Rm2.04, 2nd floor p64 Keywords: Elites, Globalisation, Interest Groups, International Organisations at the Street-Level (P183) Knowledge, Higher Education, Public Opinion, Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building D, Rm2.04, 2nd floor p85 Brexit, Influence Political-Administrative Relationships Section Chair(s): CHUBB, Jennifer (University of Sheffield), in International Bureaucracies (P283) MARINI, Giulio (University College London), Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building D, Rm2.04, 2nd floor p115 OLEKSIYENKO, Anatoly (University of Hong Kong) st 21 Century International Organisation: Academic Freedom Under Threat (P009) Who Designs and Who Decides? (P006) Sat, 09:00–10:40 Institute of Geography, Rm336, 3rd floor p121 Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building D, Rm2.04, 2nd floor p91 The Relevance of Higher Education for Political Systems: Social Networks and International Academic Freedom as a Double-Edged Sword (P413) Public Administrations (P348) Sat, 11:00–12:40 Institute of Geography, Rm336, 3rd floor p138 Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building D, Rm2.04, 2nd floor p128 Section 4 Section 2 Advancing Teaching and Learning A Brave New World? in Higher Education: Innovation, Elites and Challenges to Leadership Adaptation, and Scholarship Keywords: Comparative Politics, Elites, Executives, Government, Institutions, Political Leadership, Keywords: Education, Higher Education, Technology Political Methodology Section Chair(s): PIROS, Silviu (Vrije Universiteit Brussel), Section Chair(s): MAURER, Heidi (University of Oxford) KERBY, Matthew (Australian National University), Teaching Politics and IR to Non-Subject Students (P363) DUMONT, Patrick (Australian National University) Fri, 17:50–19:30 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm2.5, 2nd floor p118 Political Outsiders and the Challenge of Party Politics (P273) Digitalisation and its Impact on Learning (P091) Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building A, Rm308, 3rd floor p77 Fri, 11:00–12:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm2.5, 2nd floorp92 What They Say is What They Do: Active Learning in Comparative Perspectives (P012) Text Analysis and Political Elites (P461) Thu, 15:50–17:30 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm2.5, 2nd floor Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building A, Rm308, 3rd floor p40 p70 Elites and Experiments (P105) Critical Perspective on Current Trends Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm308, 3rd floor p53 in Higher Education (P077) Fri, 09:00–10:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm2.5, 2nd floor p82

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Section 5 Innovative Perspectives on the Research of Beliefs and Networks in the Policy Process (P169) Advocating in Times of Backlash: Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm401, 4th floor p124 Gender and Sexual Politics in Action Keywords: Civil Society, Democracy, Gender, Populism, Section 7 Feminism, Mobilisation, Political Activism, LGBTQI Analytical Approaches to Section Chair(s): AHRENS, Petra (Tampere University), ERZEEL, Silvia (Vrije Universiteit Brussel), Post‑Exceptionalism in Food and ENGELI, Isabelle (University of Exeter) Agricultural Governance Battleground 'Gender': Mobilisations Keywords: Environmental Policy, Globalisation, against Feminism in Far-Right Politics (P023) Governance, Policy Analysis, Climate Change Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building A, Rm418, 4th floor p42 Section Chair(s): BREEMAN, Gerard Gender and Citizen Politics (P145) (Departments of Political Science and Public Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm418, 4th floor p54 Administration, Universiteit Leiden), DUNCAN, Jessica (Wageningen University and Research Center) Gender and Intersectionality in Policymaking (P146) Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building A, Rm418, 4th floor p36 Institutional and Ideational Approaches to Post‑Exceptionalist Policy Making (P170) Gender, Populism and Illiberal Democracy (P148) Fri, 15:50–17:30 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm4.1, 4th floor Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm418, 4th floor p63 p103 Opposition to Gender and Sexual Equality (P226) The Impact of Post-Exceptionalism between Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building A, Rm418, 4th floor p76 Grassroots and the European Level (P385) Resistance to Women in Politics (P330) Fri, 17:50–19:30 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm4.1, 4th floor Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm418, 4th floor p89 p119

Section 6 Section 8 Agitated Polities, Changing Policies, Art and Politics: Critique, Resistance and Policy Process Research and Ethical Witnessing Keywords: Policy Analysis, Public Policy, Agenda-Setting, Keywords: Political Violence, Critical Theory, Ethics, Comparative Perspective, Policy Change, Policy Memory, Political Engagement, Activism, Implementation, Policy-Making, Theoretical Political Cultures, Theoretical Section Chair(s): MOYSON, Stéphane (Université Section Chair(s): LINDROOS, Kia (University of Jyväskylä), catholique de Louvain), NOVOTNÝ, Vilém (Charles VIITAHUHTA, Taneli (University of Jyväskylä) University), THIEL, Andreas (University of Kassel) The Art and Politics of Transnational The Role of Narratives in the Public Policy Process (P421) Memory Practices in Eastern Europe (P367) Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building B, Rm401, 4th floor p49 Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building D, Rm2.04, 2nd floor p48 Multiple Streams Perspectives on Policy Change (P217) Aesthetics and Resistance (P013) Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building B, Rm401, 4th floor p37 Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building D, Rm2.04, 2nd floor p33 Emerging Perspectives on Policy Change (P110) The Ethics of Political Encounters (P377) Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm401, 4th floor p83 Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building D, Rm2.04, 2nd floor p58 Emerging Perspectives on EU Policy Process Research (P109) Section 9 Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building B, Rm401, 4th floor p93 Policy Learning and Policy Change (P257) Biopolitics Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building B, Rm401, 4th floor p66 Keywords: Democracy, Gender, Political Theory, Critical Approaching Contemporary Policy Changes Theory, Post-Structuralism, Race, Power with Policy Process Frameworks (P336) Section Chair(s): PROZOROV, Sergei (University of Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building B, Rm401, 4th floor p117 Jyväskylä), OJAKANGAS, Mika (University of Jyväskylä) New Insights on the Policy Process Biopolitics in the History of Political Thought (P029) through Comparative Applications of Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building C, Rm404, 4th floor p111 the Advocacy Coalition Framework (P221) Current Debates in the Theory of Biopolitics (P078) Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm401, 4th floor p56 Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building C, Rm404, 4th floor p122 Explaining Institutional and Policy Change with Biopolitics and Governance (P028) New Tools and in New Fields of Application (P127) Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building C, Rm404, 4th floor p132 Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building B, Rm401, 4th floor p74 Theoretical and Methodological Innovations for Policy Process Frameworks (P432) Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building B, Rm401, 4th floor p110

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Section 10 The Role of Insecurity, Institutions, and Inequality in Shaping Populism (P417) Challenges of Representation Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm214, 2nd floor p138 in the Context of EU Politicisation Keywords: Democracy, European Union, Parliaments, Section 12 Populism, Representation, Differentiation, Euroscepticism, Civil Society in the New Era of Information European Parliament Section Chair(s): KRÖGER, Sandra (University of Exeter), and Communication Technologies (ICTs): BELLAMY, Richard (University College London) Democratic Decay or Reinforcement? Politicising Europe in National Keywords: Cyber Politics, Democracy, and European Elections (P286) Political Participation, Political Parties, Voting, Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building C, Rm405, 4th floor p57 Decision Making, Technology, Big Data Voters’ Realignment, Party System Change and Political Section Chair(s): GERBAUDO, Paolo (King's College Representation in the European Parliament (P454) London), KLIMOWICZ, Katarzyna (University of Warsaw) Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building C, Rm405, 4th floor p81 ICTs and New Forms of Manipulation (P157) Politicisation, Representation and Legitimation Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building D, Rm2.02, 2nd floor p54 Crisis(?) in the European Union (P285) ICTs and Fake News (P156) Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building C, Rm405, 4th floor p134 Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building D, Rm2.02, 2nd floor p44 A Republican Europe of States (P008) ICTs, Changes in Electoral Politics Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building C, Rm405, 4th floor p100 and Political Parties (P158) Politicisation, Power and Differentiated Integration (P284) Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building D, Rm2.02, 2nd floor p36 Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building C, Rm405, 4th floor p87 ICTs, Civil Society and Changes in Government (P159) Identifying Pathologies and Assessing Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building D, Rm2.02, 2nd floor p63 their Implications for Representative Democracy in Contemporary Europe (P161) Section 13 Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building C, Rm405, 4th floor p123 Representation, Truthfulness and Lies in Politics (P327) Comparative Territorial Politics: Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building C, Rm405, 4th floor p98 Citizens, Parties, Elections and The Politics of European Populism: Transnational Governments in Multilevel States Cooperation and Politicisation (P399) Keywords: Comparative Politics, Elections, Federalism, Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building C, Rm405, 4th floor p69 Political Parties, Public Policy, Regionalism, Party Systems, Representation by National Parliaments Public Opinion and Parties in Times of Crisis (P325) Section Chair(s): FABRE, Elodie (Queen's University Belfast), Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building C, Rm405, 4th floor p117 SCHAKEL, Arjan H. (Universitetet i Bergen) Longitudinal Dynamics in Territorial Governance (P197) Section 11 Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building B, Rm302, 3rd floor p65 Changing Political Economies Peripheral Elites in the Central State’s Apparatus (P248) and Welfare States Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building B, Rm302, 3rd floor p96 Multilevel Institutions, Territorial Politics, Keywords: Development, Populism, Welfare State and Representation (P216) Section Chair(s): SCHWANDER, Hanna Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm302, 3rd floor p56 (Hertie School of Governance), VLANDAS, Tim Sub-National Politics in Authoritarian Regimes (P356) (University of Oxford), MERTENS, Daniel Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building B, Rm302, 3rd floor p118 (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) Voting in Regional Elections (P457) New Visions of the Welfare State (P223) Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm302, 3rd floor p90 Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building A, Rm214, 2nd floor p114 Decentralisation and Ethnic Conflict (P080) Policy Change and the Institutional Foundations Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building B, Rm302, 3rd floor p72 of Welfare State Regimes (P255) Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm214, 2nd floor p125 Political Parties in Multilevel States: Origins, Social Bases, and Strategies (P275) Austerity, Crisis and Welfare State Adjustment (P021) Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm302, 3rd floor p126 Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm214, 2nd floor p82 Subnational Governments in the European Union (P355) Finance and the Welfare State Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building B, Rm302, 3rd floor p108 in Comparative Perspective (P135) Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building A, Rm214, 2nd floor p102 The Politics of Regional Reforms (P400) Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building B, Rm302, 3rd floor p137 Changing Policies, Polarisation and the Rise of Radical Right Populism (P044) Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm214, 2nd floor p92

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Section 14 Elite Governance and Democratic Innovation (P104) Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building C, RmAmf A, 1st floor p62 Democratic Innovations: Responding to Great Challenges Section 15 Keywords: Democracy, Decision Making, Public Opinion Dynamics of Political Violence Section Chair(s): BEAUVAIS, Edana (McGill University), Keywords: Extremism, Political Violence, Terrorism, RYAN, Matthew (University of Southampton) Political Activism, Activism Citizen Acceptance of Hard Decisions (P047) Section Chair(s): MALKKI, Leena (University of Helsinki), Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building C, RmAmf A, 1st floor p101 MARSDEN, Sarah (University of Lancaster) Deliberative Minipublics Facilitating Varieties of Vigilantism in Europe (P452) Voter Knowledge and Judgement (P082) Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building B, Rm301, 3rd floor p111 Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building C, RmAmf A, 1st floor p52 Understanding and Preventing Radicalisation (P447) Deliberative Democracy and Populism (P081) Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm301, 3rd floor p90 Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building C, RmAmf A, 1st floor p82 Political Violence and the State (P281) Exploring Digital Democratic Innovations (P128) Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm301, 3rd floor p57 Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building C, RmAmf A, 1st floor p35 Identity, Learning and Violent Extremism (P165) The Future Challenges of Inclusion – Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building B, Rm301, 3rd floor p63 A Theorist's Response (P382) Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building C, RmAmf B, 2nd floor p79 Political Violence in Non-Western Contexts (P282) Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building B, Rm301, 3rd floor p77 Democratic Innovations and the Systems Turn (P088) Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building C, RmAmf A, 1st floor p72 Processes of Political Violence and the Dynamics of Situational Interaction (P302) Passionate Argument or Emotional Blackmail? Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building B, Rm301, 3rd floor p97 Investigating the Role of Emotions in Public Deliberation (P244) Foreign Terrorist Fighters in Syria and Iraq: Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building C, RmAmf B, 2nd floor p46 A Post-Mortem (P138) Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building B, Rm301, 3rd floor p44 Innovation and Deliberation in the Context of Democratic Erosion (P167) Women and Violent Politics (P464) Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building C, RmAmf B, 2nd floor p64 Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building B, Rm301, 3rd floor p120 Online Platforms between Commercialisation and Dynamics of Conflict Escalation (P093) Democratic Innovation: The Role of Design (P225) Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building B, Rm301, 3rd floor p34 Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building C, RmAmf A, 1st floor p46 Future-Oriented Democratic Innovation (P144) Section 16 Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building C, RmAmf A, 1st floor p133 Energy Transitions in Europe: At the Referendums as Democratic Institutions (P316) Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building C, RmAmf B, 2nd floor p39 Crossroads of Changing Political and PARTICIPEDIA FEATURED PANEL Socio-Technological Paradigms Facing the Spectre of Populism: Innovations for Keywords: European Politics, Populism, Public Policy, Enhancing Recursive Representation (P132) Policy Implementation, Technology, Energy Policy Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building C, RmAmf A, 1st floor p123 Section Chair(s): OSIČKA, Jan (Masaryk University), From the Grassroots to the Mayor’s Office: Social SZULECKI, Kacper (Universitetet i Oslo) Movements, Democratic Innovation, and Participatory The Governance of Sector Coupling: Dilemmas in New Progressive Governments (P143) Socio-Technical and Political Challenges Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building C, RmAmf A, 1st floor p112 of Maintaining Energy Transitions (P383) The Youth and Democratic Innovations: Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building B, Rm202, 2nd floor p68 A Special Species in the Field? (P430) Political Science in Energy Transition Studies – Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building C, RmAmf B, 2nd floor p110 Searching for Identity The Second Wave of Democratic Innovations: between STS and Economics (P337) Democratic Renewal or New Tyranny? (P425) Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building B, Rm202, 2nd floor p78 Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building C, RmAmf B, 2nd floor p99 Interdependence Revisited: Policy Diffusion, Citizens in Plebiscites: Infrastructure Links and Energy Policy Change (P175) Direct Democratic Innovations (P050) Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building B, Rm202, 2nd floor p94 Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building C, RmAmf B, 2nd floor p50 EU Climate and Energy Policy Evaluating Democratic Innovations (P126) and the Future of Europe (P121) Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building C, RmAmf A, 1st floor p93 Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building B, Rm202, 2nd floor p112 The Role of the Citizen in Democratic Innovations (P423) Local Environmental Concerns vs Climate: Increasing Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building C, RmAmf B, 2nd floor p90 Societal Polarisation in Energy Policy (P194) Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building B, Rm202, 2nd floor p103

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The Elite’s Climate Policy, the People’s Denialism? Section 19 Populist Reactions to Energy Transitions (P376) Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm202, 2nd floor p129 Hegemonic Competition, European External Energy Policy in Times Interconnected Regions, Europe, of the Energy Transition (P123) Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm202, 2nd floor p84 and the Future of the World (Dis-)order Keywords: Conflict, European Politics, Foreign Policy, Energy, Climate and Representative Democracy (P117) Globalisation, International Relations, Political Leadership, Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building B, Rm202, 2nd floor p132 Regionalism Energy Poverty: How to Protect the Citizens Section Chair(s): ATTINÀ, Fulvio (Università di Catania), and Steer Energy Transitions? (P115) YAN, Shaohua (Guangdong University of Foreign Studies) Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm202, 2nd floor p53 Researching Security Communities – Causal and Non-Causal Approaches (P329) Section 17 Thu, 11:00–12:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm4.3, 4th floor Environmental Politics p67 Coalition and Hegemonic Order Change (P058) Keywords: Environmental Policy, Gender, Green Politics, Wed, 15:00–16:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm4.3, 4th floor Political Theory, Climate Change, Activism p43 Section Chair(s): MACGREGOR, Sherilyn (University of The Declining Effectiveness of the World Manchester), DOHERTY, Brian (Keele University) Policy-Making Institutions (P373) The Politics of Rewilding (P402) Thu, 15:50–17:30 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm4.3, 4th floor Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building B, Rm201, 2nd floor p99 p78 Walking the Tightrope: New Technologies for World Powers Confrontation (P465) Environmental Sustainability (P458) Fri, 09:00–10:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm4.3, 4th floor p91 Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building B, Rm201, 2nd floor p120 Democracy, Citizen Participation Section 20 and Environmental Change (P416) Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building B, Rm201, 2nd floor p109 Hegemony and Power – International Climate Governance: Political Economy Perspective Power, Identities and Institutions (P056) Keywords: Governance, International Relations, Political Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building B, Rm201, 2nd floor p43 Economy, Regionalism, WTO, Global, IMF, Trade Climate Change Mitigation: Carbon Reduction Section Chair(s): JĘDRZEJOWSKA, Karina (University of through Multi-Stakeholder Negotiation? (P054) Warsaw), WROBEL, Anna (University of Warsaw) Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building B, Rm201, 2nd floor p34 Rising Powers in Global Economic Governance (P334) Governing the Biophysical Environment: Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building B, Rm202, 2nd floor p48 Air, Water and Land (P151) Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building B, Rm201, 2nd floor p74 Heterogeneity of Power in Global Economic Order (P153) Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building B, Rm202, 2nd floor p36 Conflict and Cooperation in Natural Resource Politics (P067) Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm201, 2nd floor p51 Section 21 Green States? (P152) Human Rights Under Threat: Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm201, 2nd floor p123 Implications for Transitional Justice Keywords: Civil Society, Human Rights, Political Section 18 Violence, Transitional States, War, Memory, Peace, Financing of Political Parties Transitional Justice Section Chair(s): BERNATH, Julie (University of Basel), Keywords: Political Economy, Political Parties, Business, FERNÁNDEZ TORNÉ, Carles (Universitat Autònoma de Campaign, Party Systems Barcelona), JONES, Briony (University of Warwick) Section Chair(s): PALANSKY, Miroslav (Charles University), SIMRAL, Vit (University of Hradec Kralove) Transitional Justice in the Syrian Context (P439) Sat, 11:00–12:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm4.3, 4th floor How Political Parties Raise and Spend Money (P154) p139 Thu, 15:50–17:30 Institute of Geography, Rm320, 3rd floor p75 Accountability Norms Today (P010) Party Funding and its Effects (P240) Fri, 11:00–12:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm4.3, 4th floor p91 Fri, 09:00–10:40 Institute of Geography, Rm320, 3rd floor p87 The Role(s) of Multilateral Organisations Connections between Business and Politics (P068) in Addressing Human Rights Violations (P424) Fri, 15:50–17:30 Institute of Geography, Rm320, 3rd floor p102 Fri, 17:50–19:30 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm4.3, 4th floor p119

144 145 SECTIONS 22–25

Preserving and (Re)telling in Transitional Justice (P301) The Populism-Identity Link (P404) Fri, 15:50–17:30 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm4.3, 4th floor Fri, 11:00–12:40 Institute of Geography, Rm336, 3rd floor p99 p107 'Us' and 'Them': Redefining Communities Seeking Justice in Contexts of Ongoing Violations (P342) in Populist Times (P003) Sat, 09:00–10:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm4.3, 4th floor Wed, 13:00–14:40 Institute of Geography, Rm336, 3rd floor p32 p127 Populism and Electoral Behaviour (P292) Thu, 15:50–17:30 Institute of Geography, Rm336, 3rd floor p77 Section 22 Hybrid Concepts and Section 24 the Concept of Hybridity Interest Group and Lobbying Keywords: Comparative Politics, Democracy, Research in an Integrative Perspective: European Union, Parliaments, Political Theory, Populism, Political Regime, Political Cultures Building Bridges Across the Discipline Keywords: Civil Society, Interest Groups, Section Chair(s): MOHAMAD-KLOTZBACH, Christoph Social Movements, Business, Comparative Perspective, (Würzburg Julius-Maximilians University), Lobbying, Mobilisation, NGOs WIESNER, Claudia (University of Jyväskylä) Section Chair(s): Rethinking the Concept of Politicisation (P331) HANEGRAAFF, Marcel (University of Amsterdam), Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building C, Rm404, 4th floor p40 JUNK, Wiebke Marie (University of Copenhagen) The Political Philosophy of the EU's Crisis (P397) Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building C, Rm404, 4th floor p98 Organised Interests in Post-Communist Policy-Making (P228) Hybrid Regimes in Comparative Politics: Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm7, Ground floor p125 Are They Here to Stay? (P155) Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building C, Rm404, 4th floor p44 Interest Groups and Public Opinion: Friends or Foes? (P176) Militant Democracy and its Hybridity (P208) Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm7, Ground floor p55 Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building C, Rm404, 4th floor p55 Lobbying Strategies: Inside, Outside and Beyond (P192) The Hybridity of Political Space as a Concept (P384) Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm7, Ground floor p86 Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building C, Rm404, 4th floor p108 Methodical Innovation in the Study Rhetoric of Hybrid Concepts (P333) of Interest Groups (P201) Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building C, Rm404, 4th floor p67 Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building B, Rm7, Ground floor p104 Conceptualising and Social Movements and Interest Groups (P346) Operationalising Democracy (P065) Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building B, Rm7, Ground floor p136 Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building C, Rm404, 4th floor p71 Lobbying the Bureaucracy, Expert The EU and Hybridity / as a Hybrid Concept (P379) Communities or the Judiciary (P193) Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building C, Rm404, 4th floor p89 Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building B, Rm7, Ground floor p94 Interest Representation and Legitimacy Section 23 in (Multi-Level) Governance (P178) Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building B, Rm7, Ground floor p64 Identity and Populism Organisational Structures of Cooperation: Keywords: Populism, Identity, Mobilisation, Narratives Umbrellas and their Member Groups (P227) Section Chair(s): KAROLEWSKI, Ireneusz Paweł (University Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building B, Rm7, Ground floor p114 of Wrocław), SOJKA, Aleksandra (Universidad de Interest Groups, Political Parties and Legislatures (P177) Granada), VERHAEGEN, Soetkin (Stockholm University) Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building B, Rm7, Ground floor p75 Measuring Populism, Parties and Democracy (P199) Thu, 11:00–12:40 Institute of Geography, Rm336, 3rd floor p65 Section 25 Identity Politics in Times of Populism: The Conflict over the Macedonia Name Change Deal (P164) International and Domestic Thu, 09:00–10:40 Institute of Geography, Rm336, 3rd floor p55 Consequences of the Politics of Representative Democracy in Danger? Surveillance in the Post-Snowden Era The Impact of 'Populist Governments' Keywords: Democracy, European Union, Foreign Policy, on National Parliaments’ Powers (P328) Fri, 09:00–10:40 Institute of Geography, Rm336, 3rd floor p88 International Relations, Security, USA, Big Data Section Chair(s): LAIDLER, Paweł (Jagiellonian University), Analysing Populism through Party Manifestos VIOLA, Lora Anne (Freie Universität Berlin) and Political Speeches (P016) Wed, 15:00–16:40 Institute of Geography, Rm336, 3rd floor p41 Institutional and Legal Challenges The UK Under Brexit: of Post-Snowden Surveillance in A Populism Research Laboratory? (P429) the United States and European Union (P171) Fri, 15:50–17:30 Institute of Geography, Rm336, 3rd floor p110 Wed, 13:00–14:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm4.1, 4th floor p37

146 147 SECTIONS 26–29

Surveillance on Digital Platforms (P358) Assessing the Determinants and Consequences of Wed, 15:00–16:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm4.1, 4th floor Immigrant Integration Policies and Practices (P020) p48 Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building A, Rm318, 3rd floor p41 The Impact of Surveillance on Sharing Responsibility? The Politics Transparency and Trust (P386) and Policies of Asylum Governance (P344) Thu, 15:50–17:30 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm4.1, 4th floor Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm418, 4th floor p128 p79 Seeking Asylum: The Link between Surveillance, Security, and Security State (P360) Policies and Personal Experiences (P341) Thu, 11:00–12:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm4.1, 4th floor Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm318, 3rd floor p89 p68 Surveillance Policies and the Governance Section 27 of Surveillance (P359) Thu, 09:00–10:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm4.1, 4th floor International Peacebuilding: Experiences, p58 Successes, Failures, and Lessons Learned Section 26 Keywords: Africa, Conflict, Conflict Resolution, Development, Governance, Transitional States, International Migration from War, Peace a Comparative Perspective: Section Chair(s): ZYLA, Benjamin (Universität Konstanz), KAMMEL, Arnold (Austrian Institute for Policies, Practices, and Outcomes European and Security Policy – AIES) Keywords: Governance, Integration, Policy Analysis, Reconciliation and Post-Conflict Support (P315) Immigration, Comparative Perspective, Policy-Making Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm407, 4th floor p127 Section Chair(s): VINTILA, Daniela (Université de Liège), Successes and Failures of Peacebuilding: TSOURAPAS, Gerasimos (University of Birmingham) Policy and Practice (P357) Public Attitudes and Forms of Mobilisation Concerning Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm407, 4th floor p137 Asylum Seekers and Refugees in the EU (P304) Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm318, 3rd floor p135 Section 28 International Mobility and Social Protection in Europe (P182) International Political Theory Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm318, 3rd floor p64 Keywords: Democracy, Governance, Human Rights, Between Here and There: Politicisation Critical Theory, Global, Normative Theory, Political Cultures of Migration and Modes of Transnational Political Section Chair(s): PAVEL, Carmen (Kings College London), Participation of Immigrant Origin Citizens (P024) NIESEN, Peter (Universität Hamburg) Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm318, 3rd floor p122 Participation and Representation of Denizens: Migration and Electoral Politics Norms and Practices (P235) in Europe and Beyond (P204) Fri, 09:00–10:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.8, 3rd floor p87 Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building A, Rm318, 3rd floor p104 Collective Will-Formation Across Borders (P060) International Migration Governance (P181) Thu, 11:00–12:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.8, 3rd floor Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building A, Rm418, 4th floor p112 p61 Migrants’ Political Mobilisation Traditions of Justification for Human Rights and in Home and Host Countries (P203) International Institutions (P438) Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm318, 3rd floor p95 Thu, 15:50–17:30 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.8, 3rd floor Migration Policies of Origin States (P206) p80 Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm418, 4th floor p95 Applications of Global Public Reason (P018) From Global Problems to Local Solutions: Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm309, 3rd floor p92 A Comparative Perspective on Immigrants Constituent Power and Public Reason (P070) and Refugees' Reception (P141) Thu, 09:00–10:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.8, 3rd floor Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building A, Rm318, 3rd floor p74 p51 Motives of Mobility, Drivers of Displacement – Cross-Country Analysis (P213) Section 29 Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building A, Rm318, 3rd floor p113 Motives of Mobility, Drivers of Displacement – It’s About Time: Temporality and 2 Case Studies (P212) Complexity in Public Policy Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building A, Rm418, 4th floor p104 Keywords: Democracy, Governance, Policy Analysis, Migration, Foreign Policy, and Diplomacy (P207) Political Theory, Knowledge, Decision Making, Ethics, Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building A, Rm318, 3rd floor p37 Policy Change Citizenship Regimes and Migration Policies Section Chair(s): BARBEHÖN, Marlon (Ruprecht-Karls- from a Comparative Perspective (P053) Universität Heidelberg), STRASSHEIM, Holger (University of Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm318, 3rd floor p51 Bielefeld), KUHLMANN, Johanna (Universität Bremen)

146 147 SECTIONS 30–33

Temporality in Inter-Organisational Coordination (P364) VUKASOVIC, Martina (Universitetet i Bergen) Sat, 09:00–10:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm2.4, 2nd floor p128 Governance and the Political Economy of Knowledge (P150) Policy Practices as Temporal Formations (P258) Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building B, Rm6, Ground floor p44 Fri, 17:50–19:30 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm2.4, 2nd floor p114 The Politics of Size in Higher Education: Devices, Patterns and Spatial Imaginaries (P403) The Time of Politics and Democratic Governance (P427) Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building B, Rm6, Ground floor p40 Sat, 11:00–12:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm2.4, 2nd floor p139 Politics of Big Science and Research Infrastructures Within and Beyond Europe (P290) Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building B, Rm6, Ground floor p66 Section 30 Assessing Higher Education Governance Kantian Political Theory / Philosophy Today Reforms Impact on System and University Performance: Keywords: Democracy, Human Rights, Political Theory, Theoretical and Practical Contributions (P019) Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm6, Ground floor p81 Constructivism, Liberalism Section Chair(s): BAIASU, Sorin (Keele University), Travelling, Diffusion and Translation of Ideas and Policies WILLIAMS, Howard (Cardiff University) in the Area of Post-Secondary Education I (P442) Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building B, Rm6, Ground floor p100 Contemporary Kantian Political Philosophers (P072) Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building B, Rm7, Ground floor p34 Science Diplomacy: Interfaces of Knowledge and Foreign Policy (P339) Questioning Kantian Normative Theories Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building B, Rm6, Ground floor p78 and Assumptions (P311) Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building B, Rm7, Ground floor p47 Twenty Years of the Bologna Process: Reflecting on its ‘Global Strategy’ (P445) Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building B, Rm6, Ground floor p120 Section 31 Not-So-Traditional Actors and Issues Knowledge and Governance in Knowledge Politics and Policies (P224) Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm6, Ground floor p57 Keywords: Governance, Institutions, Policy Analysis, Public Administration, Public Policy, Knowledge, Travelling, Diffusion and Translation of Ideas and Policies International, Policy-Making in the Area of Post-Secondary Education II (P443) Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building B, Rm6, Ground floor p110 Section Chair(s): GREK, Sotiria (University of Edinburgh), DAVITER, Falk (Universität Potsdam), LITTOZ-MONNET, Annabelle (Graduate Institute of Section 33 International and Development Studies) Law and Courts The Advent of the Lay Expert in Policy-Making: Keywords: Democracy, Institutions, Courts, Judicialisation Democratising or Pushing the Boundaries of Expertise? (P366) Section Chair(s): Sat, 09:00–10:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.1, 3rd floor MAYORAL, Juan Antonio (University of Copenhagen), p129 SQUATRITO, Theresa (University of Liverpool) The Role of International Organisations in Global The Backlash Against Judicialisation: Knowledge Contests (P419) Can Courts Withstand Political Inferences? (P368) Sat, 11:00–12:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.1, 3rd floor Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm402, 4th floor p129 p138 Mobilising Law and Courts (P210) Studying the Knowledge for Governance Conundrum: Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building B, Rm402, 4th floor p113 The Role of Actors (P354) Backsliding, Rule of Law and Judicial Reforms (P022) Fri, 17:50–19:30 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.1, 3rd floor Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building B, Rm402, 4th floor p60 p118 Courts and Judicial Decision-Making: Conceptualising the Knowledge and Governance Methods and Data (P075) Relationship: What Role for Organisations? (P066) Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building B, Rm402, 4th floor p72 Fri, 15:50–17:30 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.1, 3rd floor p102 Courts and their Legitimacy (P076) Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building B, Rm402, 4th floor p102 Performing the Knowledge and Governance Relationship: The Role of Practices (P247) Judicial Activism and Policy Impacts of Courts (P186) Fri, 11:00–12:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.1, 3rd floor p96 Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building B, Rm402, 4th floor p94 Law and Courts: Behaviour and Political Context (P189) Section 32 Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm402, 4th floor p85 Who is Judge? Judicialisation of Politics Knowledge Politics and Policies and Politicisation of Courts (P462) Keywords: Governance, Institutions, Public Policy, Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building B, Rm402, 4th floor p140 Knowledge, Higher Education, Policy-Making Section Chair(s): YOUNG, Mitchell (Charles University),

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Section 34 Reflective Equilibrium and Intuitions (P317) Sat, 11:00–12:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.8, 3rd floor Local Government as a Democratic p136 and Functional Space: Governance, Ideal and Nonideal Theory (P160) Fri, 15:50–17:30 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.8, 3rd floor Complexity, and Uncertainty p103 Keywords: Comparative Politics, Democracy, The Nature of Political Philosophy (P390) Governance, Local Government, Policy Analysis, Sat, 09:00–10:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.8, 3rd floor Political Participation, Methods p130 Section Chair(s): STANUS, Cristina (Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu), TAVARES, Antonio Section 36 (CICP Center for Research in Political Science) Multi-Actor Decision-Making in Local Affairs (P214) Moving on to a ‘Real, True European Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm218, 2nd floor p124 Army’? Analysing Developments in Citizen Participation and Democratic Innovations European Defence and Security Policy in Local Policy Making I (P048) Keywords: European Politics, European Union, NATO, Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building A, Rm218, 2nd floor p42 Security, Member States, Policy-Making The Economics and Politics of Remunicipalisation (P375) Section Chair(s): DOSENRODE, Søren (Aalborg Universitet), Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building C, RmAmf B, 2nd floor p118 JANSSON, Per (Linköping Universitet) Corruption, Clientelism and Electoral Accountability Addressing Security Challenges in the Baltic Region at the Municipal Level (P074) through Multilateral Cooperation (P007) Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building A, Rm218, 2nd floor p72 Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm402, 4th floor p50 Lost in State Reconfiguration? The Politics of Multi-Level The Ideas of a European Defence (P004) Governance at the Subnational Level (P198) Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building B, Rm402, 4th floor p32 Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building A, Rm218, 2nd floor p113 In the Depth and in the Width? Local Governments Facing Climate Change I (P195) Europeanisation of Defence Forces as Well Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm218, 2nd floor p86 as ‘Extra’ EU and NATO Co-Operation (P005) Parties and Elections at the Local Level (P236) Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building B, Rm402, 4th floor p41 Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building A, Rm218, 2nd floor p105 Municipal Splits: An Under-Researched Section 37 Type of Territorial Reform (P218) Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm218, 2nd floor p133 New Challenges to Electoral Competition Bridging the Gap between the Academic Discourses of and Political Representation Participatory Planning and Local Democracy (P033) Keywords: Comparative Politics, Representation, Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building A, Rm218, 2nd floor p33 Electoral Behaviour, Public Opinion Collaborative Arrangements and Section Chair(s): LACHAT, Romain (Sciences Po Paris), Service Delivery Choices (P059) SUDULICH, Maria Laura (University of Essex) Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm218, 2nd floor p61 Parties’ and Voters’ Response Transparency, Accountability, to Political Compromise (P239) and Trust in Local Governments (P441) Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building B, Rm1, Ground floor p105 Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building C, RmAmf B, 2nd floor p131 Public Opinion, Policies, and Responsiveness (P308) Citizen Participation and Democratic Innovations Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building B, Rm1, Ground floor p135 in Local Policy Making II (P049) Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm218, 2nd floor p50 The European Parliament Elections 2019 (P380) Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building D, Rm2, 2nd floor p137 Local Governments Facing Climate Change II (P196) Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm218, 2nd floor p94 The Consequences of EU Politicisation for Electoral Behaviour ​(P371) Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building D, Rm2, 2nd floor p129 Section 35 Emotions and Electoral Behaviour (P113) Methods in Political Philosophy Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm1, Ground floor p53 Keywords: Political Methodology, Political Theory, Party System Change (P242) Analytic, Methods, Ethics, Normative Theory Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm1, Ground floor p87 Section Chair(s): FLOYD, Jonathan (University of Bristol), Economic Voting (P096) DOWDING, Keith (Australian National University) Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building B, Rm1, Ground floor p73 Moralism and Realism (P211) Populist Attitudes and Parties (P295) Fri, 17:50–19:30 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.8, 3rd floor Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm1, Ground floor p126 p113 Issue Voting (P184) Alternative Approaches to Political Philosophy (P014) Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building B, Rm1, Ground floor p45 Fri, 11:00–12:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.8, 3rd floor p91

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Political Trust and Participation (P280) Perspectives on Political Parties II (P253) Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building B, Rm1, Ground floor p115 Sat, 11:00–12:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm2.5, 2nd floor p134 Parties as Strategic Actors (P237) Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building B, Rm1, Ground floor p38 Patterns and Determinants of Political Participation (P245) Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building C, Rm101, 1st floor p38 Electoral Challenges: Inequality, Migration, Globalisation (P101) Perspectives on International Politics I (P250) Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building B, Rm1, Ground floor p62 Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm301, 3rd floor p125 Political Knowledge and Public Opinion (P270) Perspectives on International Politics II (P251) Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building B, Rm1, Ground floor p97 Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building B, Rm301, 3rd floor p133 Politics in Asia I (P287) Section 38 Fri, 09:00–10:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm4.1, 4th floor p88 Politics in Asia II (P288) Open Section Fri, 11:00–12:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm4.1, 4th floor p97 Keywords: Analytic, Agenda-Setting, Big Data Post-Communist Politics (P298) Section Chair(s): KNUTSEN, Oddbjørn (Universitetet i Oslo) Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building B, Rm401, 4th floor p135 Candidates’ Characteristics, Electoral Performance, Quantitative Analyses Based on States and / or and Legislative Outcomes: (Quasi-) Experiments (P038) Subnational Levels (P310) Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm216, 2nd floor p132 Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building A, Rm215, 2nd floor p39 Power and Culture – Reconceptualising Soft Diplomacy FEATURED PANEL in European Studies and International Relations (P299) The Future of Europe 30 Years After the Fall of the Berlin Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building B, Rm501, 5th floor p39 Wall: EPS Debate on the Role of East European Countries FEATURED PANEL with RLI & ECPR Press in the EU – Then, Now, and in the Future (P467) Absorbing the Blow: Populist Parties and Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building D, Rm2, 2nd floor p100 their Impact on Parties and Party Systems (P134) FEATURED PANEL Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building D, Rm2, 2nd floor p84 The Plan S Debate: What does Open Access Challenges to Gender Sensitive Governance mean for Political Science? (P468) and Policy-Making in Post-Conflict Societies (P041) Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building D, Rm2, 2nd floor p70 Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm308, 3rd floor p132 Corruption: Conceptual Issues New Perspectives on the Study of Partisan Politics and Empirical Studies (P469) and Public Policies (P222) Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm6, Ground floor p131 Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building B, Rm302, 3rd floor p45 ROUNDTABLE Forced Migration and Hunger: Causes, Gender, Inclusivity and the Good Profession (RT01) Correlations and Consequences from the Perspective Fri, 14:00–15:30 Building D, Rm1, 1st floor p14 of African and Middle Eastern Countries (P136) ROUNDTABLE Sat, 09:00–10:40 Institute of Geography, Rm320, 3rd floor p123 How to Nurture and Support Innovation in Political Quality of Government in Autonomous Regions (P309) Science Learning and Teaching (RT02) Sat, 11:00–12:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm4.1, 4th floor Thu, 14:00–15:30 Building D, Rm1, 1st floor p15 p135 ROUNDTABLE Responses to Political Radicalism Face(t)s of Populism – Varieties of Trump Cards (RT03) in European Liberal Democracies: Thu, 14:00–15:30 Building D, Rm3, 3rd floor p16 Instruments, Actors and Effectiveness (P466) ROUNDTABLE Fri, 17:50–19:30 Institute of Geography, Rm320, 3rd floor p121 Sustainable Development in a Contested World (RT04) Political Methodology (P271) Fri, 14:00–15:30 Building D, Rm3, 3rd floor p17 Fri, 15:50–17:30 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm2.4, 2nd floor p106 Section 39 Perspectives on European Union Politics and Policy (P249) Overcoming Injustice Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building B, Rm302, 3rd floor p38 Keywords: Civil Society, Democracy, Governance, Political Theory (P279) Institutions, Political Engagement, Policy-Making Fri, 09:00–10:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.1, 3rd floor p87 Section Chair(s): CHIHAIA, Mihai Sebastian Migration and Social Policy (P205) (Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi), Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building B, Rm201, 2nd floor p133 PLANCARTE‑ESCOBAR, Rafael (Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro) Public Opinion, Attitudes and Value Orientations (P307) Sat, 09:00–10:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm4.1, 4th floor Overcoming Injustice (P232) p126 Wed, 13:00–14:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm4.3, 4th floor p37 Perspectives on Political Parties I (P252) Thu, 09:00–10:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm4.3, 4th floor p57

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Section 40 Parliamentary Scrutiny (P234) Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building A, Rm217, 2nd floor p105 Paradoxes of Identity Change The Responsiveness of Legislators (P415) Keywords: Conflict, International Relations, Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm217, 2nd floor p138 National Identity, Political Psychology, Political Sociology, Identity, Memory, Peace Section 42 Section Chair(s): RUMELILI, Bahar (Koç University), TODD, Jennifer (University College Dublin) Political Communication Anxiety and Identity Change: The Emotional Keywords: Elections, Media, Political Parties, Drivers and Socio-Psychological Underpinnings Populism, Campaign, Social Media, Communication, of Identity Change (P017) Public Opinion Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building C, Rm401, 4th floor p81 Section Chair(s): AALDERING, Loes (University of Vienna), Identity Change in the European Periphery: DAMSTRA, Alyt (University of Amsterdam) Legacies of the Past (P162) Understanding the Rise of Populism: Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building C, Rm401, 4th floor p103 Attention-Based Political and Communication Party, Political and Public Identity in Strategies on Social Media (P448) Power Sharing Regimes: Consociationalism Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building C, Rm401, 4th floor p80 and the Paradoxes of Identity Change (P243) Campaign Effects in Contemporary Elections (P035) Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building C, Rm401, 4th floor p114 Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building C, Rm301, 3rd floor p61 The Promise of Agonism? The Political Implications of Media Identity Change in Conflicted Societies (P406) and Journalistic Hybridity (P396) Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building C, Rm401, 4th floor p138 Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building C, Rm401, 4th floor p68 States and Identity Change (P353) Political Agenda Setting (P259) Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building C, Rm401, 4th floor p128 Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building C, Rm301, 3rd floor p96 Beyond Groupness: Political Communication and Political Leadership (P262) Processes and Paradoxes of Identity Change (P026) Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building C, Rm301, 3rd floor p106 Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building C, Rm401, 4th floor p92 Political Communication and Social Media (P263) Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building C, Rm301, 3rd floor p125 Section 41 Political Communication in Times of Elections (P267) Parliaments and the Quality of Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building C, Rm401, 4th floor p46 Political Communication and the Rise of Populism (P264) Representative Democracy Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building C, Rm301, 3rd floor p115 Keywords: Democracy, Government, Parliaments, Populist Communication and Digital Media (P296) Representation, Candidate, Party Systems, Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building C, Rm401, 4th floor p57 Survey Experiments, European Parliament Political Communication in a Post-Truth Era (P266) Section Chair(s): CHRISTIANSEN, Flemming Juul Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building C, Rm401, 4th floor p38 (University of Roskilde), PAPP, Zsófia (Centre for Social Sciences, Hungarian Academy of Sciences) Emotionality and Incivility (P112) Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building C, Rm301, 3rd floor p73 Parliamentary Accountability of the EU Economic Governance (P233) Framing and Branding (P139) Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm217, 2nd floor p95 Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building C, Rm301, 3rd floor p84 Brexit and Democracy: The Role of National Political Communication in a Digital Era (P265) Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building C, Rm301, 3rd floor p134 Parliaments and the European Parliament (P032) Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm217, 2nd floor p60 Methodology (P202) Section 43 Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building A, Rm217, 2nd floor p76 Political Dynamics after Civil War Re-(s)election and Retirement (P313) Keywords: Comparative Politics, Conflict, Conflict Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building A, Rm217, 2nd floor p116 Resolution, Democratisation, Political Parties, Peace Descriptive Representation and Women (P089) Section Chair(s): SINDRE, Gyda (University of Cambridge), Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building A, Rm217, 2nd floor p34 WHITING, Matthew (University of Birmingham) Candidate Selection (P036) Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building A, Rm217, 2nd floor p42 Understanding the Transformation of Rebel Groups to Parties – Insights from Political Party Scholarship (P338) Committees (P061) Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm215, 2nd floor p136 Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm217, 2nd floor p51 Political Mobilisation and Institutional Roll-Call Voting (P335) Development in the Aftermath of Civil War (P272) Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm217, 2nd floor p127 Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm215, 2nd floor p126 Legislative-Executive Relations (P190) Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm217, 2nd floor p86

150 151 SECTIONS 44–47

Rebel Groups' Inclusion and Sustaining Peace Section 45 and Stability after Civil War (P314) Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building A, Rm215, 2nd floor p116 Political Institutions and Democratic Anxieties Section 44 Keywords: Comparative Politics, Democracy, Institutions Political Economy of the Global Energy Section Chair(s): KROEBER, Corinna (University Greifswald), Transition: A Multi-Scalar Perspective RIERA, Pedro (IE School of Global and Public Affairs) Keywords: Comparative Politics, Development, Institutional Challenges for Democratisation (P172) Fri, 09:00–10:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm2.4, 2nd floor Foreign Policy, Governance, Political Economy, Global, p85 Energy, Energy Policy Institutional Engineering (P040) Section Chair(s): QUITZOW, Rainer Thu, 11:00–12:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm2.4, 2nd floor (Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies), p61 KUZEMKO, C I (University of Warwick) The Role of Institutions: Theoretical Political Economy of Energy Transitions and Empirical Insights (P418) in Central and Eastern Europe (P268) Fri, 11:00–12:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm2.4, 2nd floor Sat, 11:00–12:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.2, 3rd floor p99 p134 Effects of Political Institutions Foreign Policy Dimension on Parties and Legislators (P097) of Clean Energy Transitions (P137) Thu, 15:50–17:30 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm2.4, 2nd floor Thu, 09:00–10:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.2, 3rd floor p73 p54 Global Governance and Section 46 the Clean Energy Transition (P149) Thu, 11:00–12:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.2, 3rd floor Political Networks p63 Keywords: Institutions, Political Methodology, The International Political Economy of the Energy Public Administration, Public Policy, Social Capital, Transition in the Global South (P387) Political Sociology, Quantitative Fri, 09:00–10:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.2, 3rd floor p90 Section Chair(s): FISCHER, Manuel (Universität Bern), Europeanisation of the Clean Energy Transition: Driver of, OCELÍK, Petr (Masaryk University) or Barrier to, a Carbon-Free Electricity System? (P125) Wed, 15:00–16:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.2, 3rd floor Networked Publics during the 2019 European p43 Parliamentary Elections (P220) Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building C, Rm403, 4th floor p124 The Political Economy of Local Sustainable Energy Transitions I (P393) Climate Change Policy Networks II: Fri, 17:50–19:30 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.2, 3rd floor Policy Discourses (P057) p119 Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building C, Rm403, 4th floor p92 Innovation and Industrial Policy Climate Change Policy Networks I: Policy Actors (P055) in the Global Clean Energy Sector (P168) Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building C, Rm403, 4th floor p82 Thu, 15:50–17:30 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.2, 3rd floor Social Movement Networks (P345) p75 Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building C, Rm403, 4th floor p117 The Political Economy of Phasing-Out Fossil Fuels (P395) From Texts to Networks: Semantic, Fri, 11:00–12:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.2, 3rd floor p98 Socio-Semantic, and Discourse Networks (P142) The Political Economy of Local Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building C, Rm403, 4th floor p132 Sustainable Energy Transitions II (P394) Comparing Political Networks (P063) Sat, 09:00–10:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.2, 3rd floor Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building C, Rm403, 4th floor p101 p130 The Political Economy of Coal (P392) Section 47 Fri, 15:50–17:30 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.2, 3rd floor p109 Political Radicalism and Energy Transition Policies and their Dynamics (P116) Alternatives to Liberal Democracy Wed, 13:00–14:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.2, 3rd floor p35 Keywords: Contentious Politics, Democracy, Extremism, Governance, Nationalism, Populism, Identity, Mobilisation Section Chair(s): GUASTI, Petra (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt), BUSTIKOVA-SIROKY, Lenka (Arizona State University) The Construction of Sovereignty and Populism as Challenges for Representative Democracy (P372) Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm216, 2nd floor p98

152 153 SECTIONS 48–51

Mobilising Around Europe: Pro and Anti-EU Politics and Section 49 Activism in an Era of Populism and Nationalism (P209) Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm216, 2nd floor p56 Political Theory: Public Values Populism, Conspiracy Theories, and Fake News (P294) and Normative Guidance Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm216, 2nd floor p88 Keywords: Extremism, Political Theory, Public Choice, Internalising the Insurgency: Understanding the Public Policy, Social Justice, Ethics, Normative Theory Interaction of Radical Anti-Establishment and Section Chair(s): FERRETTI, Maria Paola Mainstream Parties (P179) (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt), Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building A, Rm216, 2nd floor p45 CEVA, Emanuela (Università degli Studi di Pavia) The Relationship between Populism Challenges to Liberal Democracy I: and Political Participation (P412) Reacting to Populism and Extremism (P043) Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building A, Rm216, 2nd floor p109 Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building D, Rm2.05, 2nd floor p42 Extremism, Populism and Digital Media (P130) Social Risks and Policy (P350) Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building A, Rm216, 2nd floor p36 Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building D, Rm2.05, 2nd floor p68 Uncivil Society Revisited (P446) The Ethics of Religion in Public Space (P378) Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building A, Rm216, 2nd floor p120 Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building D, Rm2.05, 2nd floor p79 Varieties of Populism: Left, Right and Technocratic (P451) Public Justification (P305) Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm216, 2nd floor p131 Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building D, Rm2.05, 2nd floor p58 Radicalisation of the Mainstream (P312) Challenges to Liberal Democracy II (P042) Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building A, Rm216, 2nd floor p78 Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building D, Rm2.05, 2nd floor p33 Populism and Radical Grassroots Mobilisation (P293) Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm216, 2nd floor p66 Section 50 Section 48 Presidentialism, Semipresidentialism, Political Sociology: Contemporary Parliamentarism and Democracy – Challenges to State-Society Relations Reconsidered? Keywords: Africa, Comparative Politics, Democracy, Keywords: Democracy, Elites, Integration, Migration, Government, Latin America, Parliaments, Political Parties, Social Movements, Political Sociology, Identity, Candidate Mobilisation Section Chair(s): FRUHSTORFER, Anna Section Chair(s): LANDORFF, Laura (Aalborg Universitet), (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen), MAZZOLENI, Oscar (Université de Lausanne) PASSARELLI, Gianluca (Sapienza University of Rome) Thinking Reflexively about the Political Sociology Institutional Dynamics and Change of the EU (P434) Thu, 15:50–17:30 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.1, 3rd floor in the Former Soviet Union (P173) p80 Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building C, Rm403, 4th floor p45 The Transnational Dimension of Populism: Institutional Origins, Choices and Pathways Manifestations, Interactions, and Mobilisations (P428) in Presidential and Semi-Presidential Regimes (P174) Thu, 09:00–10:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.1, 3rd floor Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building C, Rm403, 4th floor p55 p59 Term Limits and Succession Rights Social Networks and the Transformation in Autocratic Regimes (P365) of the Political Sphere (P349) Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building C, Rm403, 4th floor p68 Thu, 11:00–12:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.1, 3rd floor Democracy, Autocracy, and Paternal p67 Presidentialism in Post-Soviet States (P084) Elites, Anti-Elites and Civil Society: The Changing Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building C, Rm403, 4th floor p34 Landscapes of Power and Populism in Europe (P108) The Intertwined Relationship between Wed, 13:00–14:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.1, 3rd floor Parties, Presidents and Legislatures (P389) p35 Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building C, Rm403, 4th floor p79 Identity Politics in (Anti-)Populist and Radical Discourse (P163) Section 51 Wed, 15:00–16:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm3.1, 3rd floor p44 Putting Citizenship into Perspective: (A)part of the Problem or the Solution? Keywords: Citizenship, Democracy, Populism, Education, Liberalism, Activism Section Chair(s): KLEINER, Tuuli-Marja (Thünen Institute of Rural Studies), SOLHAUG, Trond (Norwegian University of Science & Technology),

152 153 SECTIONS 52–54

LEVY, Gal (Open University of Israel) Religion and Illiberal Politics: Theorising Shaping Good Citizens through Public Policies: How does an Under-Researched Relationship (P323) Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm407, 4th floor p88 the State Contribute to Defining Citizenship? (P343) Thu, 11:00–12:40 Institute of Geography, Rm332, 3rd floor p67 Churches and the Democratic Process in Europe Citizenship Education Research and Beyond: Contemporary Challenges (P046) Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building A, Rm215, 2nd floor p100 and Educational Transformation (P052) Fri, 17:50–19:30 Institute of Geography, Rm332, 3rd floor p111 Emerging Religious Oppositions to Populism: Citizenship and Awareness: A New Kind of Public Engagement of Religious Exploring Political Awareness, Skills, Communities in Secularised Societies? (P111) Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building A, Rm407, 4th floor p73 Cognition and Preparation for Action (P051) Fri, 15:50–17:30 Institute of Geography, Rm332, 3rd floor p101 Religion, Religious Minorities and Social Welfare (P324) Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building D, Rm2.03, 2nd floor p97 Contemporary Citizenship: Exclusion and Inclusion (P071) Secular-Religious Cleavage, Religious Voting Sat, 09:00–10:40 Institute of Geography, Rm332, 3rd floor p122 and Party Politics (P340) Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building A, Rm407, 4th floor p108 Active Citizenship: Revisiting Citizen Practices and Motives of Participation Today (P011) Political Secularism, Morality Policies and Religion (P278) Thu, 15:50–17:30 Institute of Geography, Rm332, 3rd floor p70 Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building A, Rm407, 4th floor p47

Section 52 Section 54 Regulatory Governance Under Pressure Representation Beyond Parties: The Keywords: Governance, Interest Groups, Political Role of Political Elites in Weakening and Economy, Public Administration, Public Policy, Regulation, Strengthening Contemporary Democracy Lobbying, State Power Keywords: Democracy, Elites, Political Parties, Populism, Section Chair(s): KOOP, Christel (Kings College London), Candidate RUFFING, Eva (Universitetet i Bergen) Section Chair(s): Regulatory Enforcement and Courts (P321) ÖNNUDÓTTIR, Eva Heida (University of Iceland), Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building D, Rm2.03, 2nd floor p107 GIEBLER, Heiko (WZB Berlin Social Science Center) Comparative Perspectives on Public Participation Candidate Selection Changes as a Tool of Regulatory Governance (P062) and Representative Democracy Crisis (P037) Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building D, Rm2.03, 2nd floor p71 Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm309, 3rd floor p50 The Politics of Regulatory Expansion (P401) Between Parties and Voters: Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm407, 4th floor p69 Representation Among Candidates (P025) Regulatory Enforcement in Action (P322) Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm309, 3rd floor p60 Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building D, Rm2.03, 2nd floor p117 Competition within Parties under Open- Independent Regulatory Agencies: Improving and Flexible-List PR Systems – The Perspective Policy‑Making or Escaping Accountability? (P166) of Candidates and Voters (P064) Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building D, Rm2.03, 2nd floor p85 Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building A, Rm309, 3rd floor p71 Transnational Regulation and Corporations (P440) Political Elites, Populism and Legitimacy (P269) Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building D, Rm2.03, 2nd floor p140 Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm309, 3rd floor p134 Regulation and the Policy-Process (P320) Electoral System, Party System and Society (P103) Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building D, Rm2.03, 2nd floor p127 Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm309, 3rd floor p122 Representation, Congruence and Political Elites (P326) Section 53 Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building A, Rm309, 3rd floor p107 Political Careers, Selection and Election (P261) Religion and Politics in a Secular Age: Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building A, Rm309, 3rd floor p114 Patterns, Dynamics and Consequences Facilitating Representation: Keywords: Islam, Parliaments, Policy Analysis, Elite Behaviour and its Restrictions (P131) Political Parties, Religion, Political Sociology Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm309, 3rd floor p84 Section Chair(s): EUCHNER, Eva-Maria (Ludwig- Maximilians-Universität München), VEKOVIC, Marko (Faculty of Political Science, University of Belgrade) Religionisation in Israel and Eastern Europe (P414) Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building A, Rm407, 4th floor p119 Faith-Based Organisations in Welfare Politics in Europe and the USA (P133) Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm407, 4th floor p54

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Section 55 Elections in Southern Europe – Still Democratic? Turkey in Comparative Perspective (P098) Withdrawn Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building D, Rm2.02, 2nd floor p83 Politics in Polarised Southern Europe (P289) Section 56 Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building D, Rm2.02, 2nd floor p116 ‘Post-Crisis’ Southern Europe: Representation, Social Movements, Political Parties Protest, Mobilisation (P002) and Neoliberalism: Challenges Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building D, Rm2.02, 2nd floor p121 and Alternatives for Latin America Policy Challenges in ‘Post-Crisis’ Greece (P254) Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building D, Rm2.02, 2nd floor p96 Keywords: Civil Society, Comparative Politics, Governance, Latin America, Political Participation, Political Attitudes in ‘Post-Crisis’ Southern Europe (P260) Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building D, Rm2.02, 2nd floor p105 Political Parties, Public Policy, Policy-Making Section Chair(s): LIMA, Valesca (University College Systemic Change in ‘Post-Crisis’ Southern Europe (P361) Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building D, Rm2.02, 2nd floor p78 Dublin), DAVILA GORDILLO, Diana Lucia (Departments of Political Science and Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) Section 59 Turning Right: Political Strategies and Stayin’ Alive? Putting Democracy Authoritarianism in Latin America (P444) Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building A, Rm309, 3rd floor p49 in the Spotlight Neoliberalism and Economic Crisis: Keywords: Democracy, Elections, Migration, Populism, Alternatives for Latin America (P219) Representation, Social Welfare, Electoral Behaviour, Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building A, Rm309, 3rd floor p37 Political Engagement Section Chair(s): WASS, Hanna (University of Helsinki), Section 57 QUINLAN, Stephen (GESIS, Leibniz) Enabling Equal Political Engagement (P114) Sources and Consequences Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building D, Rm2.05, 2nd floor p102 of Electoral Behaviour Out in the Cold? Political Participation and Keywords: Elections, Parliaments, Electoral Behaviour Representation of Emigrants (P230) Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building D, Rm2.05, 2nd floor p125 Section Chair(s): MARCINKIEWICZ, Kamil (Universität Hamburg), JANKOWSKI, Michael Public Opinion in Times of Growing Polarisation (P306) (Carl Von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg) Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building D, Rm2.05, 2nd floor p116 Electoral Behaviour I: Seat Allocation Methods The Silver Jubilee of the Comparative Study of and Territorial Patterns (P099) Electoral Systems (CSES) Project: Fresh Cross-National Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm215, 2nd floor p83 Perspectives on Electoral Behaviour (P426) Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building D, Rm2.05, 2nd floor p139 Electoral Behaviour II: Seat Allocation Methods and Territorial Patterns (P100) Democratic Disturbance from In and Out (P087) Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm215, 2nd floor p93 Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building D, Rm2.05, 2nd floor p82 Electoral Regulations, Technology and Electoral Behaviour (P102) Section 60 Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm215, 2nd floor p53 The Changing Role of Citizen Engagement Voter Characteristics, Candidates and Electoral Behaviour (P453) in Today’s Challenges: Participation, Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building A, Rm215, 2nd floor p80 Movements, Protest Parties, Party Systems and Parliaments (P238) Keywords: Civil Society, Cleavages, Democratisation, Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm215, 2nd floor p65 Political Participation, Social Movements, Political Sociology, Climate Change, Capitalism Section 58 Section Chair(s): BUTZLAFF, Felix (Vienna University of Economics and Business), Southern Europe: A Post-Crisis Zone? DE MOOR, Joost (Stockholm University) Keywords: Political Participation, Political Parties, Populist Movements: A New Tale of Organising Populism, Immigration, Electoral Behaviour, Party Systems, Emancipation through Movements? (P297) Southern Europe, Policy-Making Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building C, Rm101, 1st floor p97 Section Chair(s): VERNEY, Susannah The Expanding Repertoire of Political Participation: (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens), Causes and Consequences (P381) HAMANN, Kerstin (University of Central Florida) Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building C, Rm101, 1st floor p130 What Actually Happened? Analysing the 2019 Lifestyle Politics: Between Politicisation Euroelections in Southern Europe (P460) and Depoliticisation (P191) Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building D, Rm2.02, 2nd floor p140 Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building C, Rm101, 1st floor p86

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Social Movements and the Politicisation The Interrelated Dynamics of Urban Environments, of Diversity (P347) Social Media and Political Participation (P388) Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building C, Rm101, 1st floor p117 Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building D, Rm2.03, 2nd floor p58 Do Social Movements Improve Democracy? The Role of Law and Institutions in the Legal Practice Internal Democracy, Organisation and Individual and Legal Requirements Dynamics (P420) Participation in Political Activism (P092) Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building D, Rm2.03, 2nd floor p69 Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building C, Rm101, 1st floor p52 Political Participation in the CEE Societies: From the It’s the Economy, Stupid: Political Economy, Optimism of Accession to EU to Euroscepticism (P274) Activism and Democracy (P185) Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building D, Rm2.03, 2nd floor p39 Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building C, Rm101, 1st floor p76 Political Perceptions, Political Preferences and Blurring the Lines? The Movement-isation of Parties their Role in Decision-Making Environments (P276) and the Institutionalisation of Movements (P030) Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building D, Rm2.03, 2nd floor p46 Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building C, Rm101, 1st floor p42 Reframing the Engaged Citizen (P318) Section 63 Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building C, Rm101, 1st floor p107 Labour, Social Classes and Inequality (P188) The European Union in Times of Crisis: Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building C, Rm101, 1st floor p65 Internal Challenges and a Changing Whose City? Claiming, Refusing, Redefining and Global Order Managing Participation at the Local Level (P463) Keywords: Democracy, European Politics, Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building C, Rm101, 1st floor p140 European Union, Globalisation, Integration, Migration, Brexit, Eurozone Section 61 Section Chair(s): WUNSCH, Natasha (Sciences Po Paris), DIMITROVA, Antoaneta (Departments of Political Science The Changing Territoriality of Political Parties and Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden) Keywords: Democracy, Elections, Government, Political From Accession Euphoria to Radical Backlash: Parties, Regionalism, Representation, Voting, Internet An East-Central European Sonderweg? (P140) Section Chair(s): GAUJA, Anika (University of Sydney), Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building C, Rm201, 2nd floor p74 VAN HAUTE, Emilie (Université Libre de Bruxelles) Political Responses to Migration in Europe: Party Organisation and Intra-Party Processes: Solidarity in Crisis? (P277) Supranational, National and Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building C, Rm301, 3rd floor p47 Regional Perspectives (P241) Theoretical and Empirical Perspectives Thu, 11:00–12:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm2.5, 2nd floor p66 on the EU in Times of Crisis (P431) Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building C, Rm201, 2nd floor p120 ‘European Political Parties’ as Multi-Level The Causes and Impact of Brexit (P370) Organisations and their Relations with National Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building C, Rm301, 3rd floor p40 Parties in Central and Eastern Europe (P001) Wed, 13:00–14:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm2.5, 2nd floor Revisiting Implementation in the European Union: p32 New Trends in Implementation and Enforcement (P332) Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building C, Rm201, 2nd floor p136 FEATURED PANEL Democracy and the Cartelisation of Political Parties: EU Foreign Policy and Autocratic States: Responses and Reflections (P083) Developing New Responses? (P122) Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building D, Rm2, 2nd floor p43 Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building C, Rm201, 2nd floor p93 Cyber-Parties: Offline-Online Hybridisation Democratic Backsliding in the EU: Patterns and Consequences (P079) Causes and Impact (P086) Thu, 09:00–10:40 Institute of Romance Studies, Rm2.5, 2nd floor Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building C, Rm201, 2nd floor p52 p52 Consequences of the Freedom of Movement in the European Union: New Perspectives and Prospects (P069) Section 62 Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building C, Rm201, 2nd floor p62 Popular Support for the European Union (P291) The Complex Spaces and Engines Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building C, Rm201, 2nd floor p106 of Political Participation: Urban, Understanding the Role of Officials Legal, Media and Virtual Spaces and Experts in EU Institutions (P449) Keywords: Political Methodology, Political Participation, Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building C, Rm301, 3rd floor p59 Political Cultures EU and the Changing Global Order (P120) Section Chair(s): VOINEA, Camelia Florela Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building C, Rm201, 2nd floor p84 (University of Bucharest), CVETANOVA, Ganka Multi-Level Governance in Europe: (University of Ss Cyril And Methodius) New Perspectives and Issues (P215) Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building C, Rm201, 2nd floor p124

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The EU’s Multiple Crises: Democracy, European Union and Multilevel Governance (P124) Borders, and Citizens (P470) Fri, 11:00–12:40 Building B, Rm501, 5th floor p93 Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building C, Rm201, 2nd floor p49 Policy Implementation and Street Level Bureaucracies (P256) Section 64 Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building B, Rm501, 5th floor p77

The Political Psychology of Turbulent Section 66 Times: Theoretical Debates and Empirical Investigations of Conflicts and Tensions Violence in the City: Actors, Forms Keywords: Conflict, Extremism, Human Rights, and Dynamics of Urban Violence International Relations, Political Psychology, Identity, Keywords: Conflict, Government, Political Violence, Decision Making, Political Ideology Capitalism Section Chair(s): Section Chair(s): BAKONYI, Jutta (Durham University), CAPELOS, Tereza (University of Birmingham), STUVØY, Kirsti (Norwegian University of Life Sciences) VAN DER NOLL, Jolanda (FernUniversität in Hagen) Dynamics of Urban Violence I: About Gangs The Psychology of Passions: and Riots, Territoriality and Legitimacy (P094) Emotions, Values and Political Orientations (P409) Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building C, Rm405, 4th floor p35 Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building A, Rm214, 2nd floor p59 Dynamics of Urban Violence II: The Psychology of Perceptions: Ordering the City through Violence (P095) Information Processing and Issue Preferences (P410) Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building C, Rm405, 4th floor p43 Thu, 11:00–12:40 Building A, Rm214, 2nd floor p69 The Psychology of Political Choice: Section 67 Predispositions and Preferences (P411) Thu, 15:50–17:30 Building A, Rm214, 2nd floor p79 Voting Advice Applications in Europe – The Psychology of International Conflict Transnational Practices and Cooperation (P408) and Comparative Perspectives Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building A, Rm214, 2nd floor p49 Keywords: Elections, Political Participation, Political Parties, The Psychology of Grievances Representation, Internet, Comparative Perspective, and Political Activism (P407) Voting Behaviour, European Parliament Wed, 13:00–14:40 Building D, Rm2, 2nd floor p40 Section Chair(s): GARZIA, Diego (University of Lucerne), MARSCHALL, Stefan (Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf) Section 65 Voting Advice Applications and their Effects: The Politics of Bureaucracy Are the Goals of VAAs Fulfilled in Practice? (P455) Thu, 11:00–12:40 Institute of Geography, Rm320, 3rd floor p70 Keywords: Governance, Government, Policy Analysis, Public Administration, Public Policy, Decision Making, Bringing Together VAA Data and Party Research (P034) Policy Implementation, Policy-Making Wed, 13:00–14:40 Institute of Geography, Rm320, 3rd floor p33 Section Chair(s): BACH, Tobias (Universitetet i Oslo), VAAs and Party Research MAGGETTI, Martino (Université de Lausanne) in Second Order Elections (P450) Thu, 09:00–10:40 Institute of Geography, Rm320, 3rd floor p59 The Preferences, Motivations and Decision Behaviour of Policy Bureaucrats (P405) The Design of Voting Advice Applications (P374) Wed, 15:00–16:40 Institute of Geography, Rm320, 3rd floor p48 Wed, 15:00–16:40 Building B, Rm501, 5th floor p48 Stakeholder Engagement as Accountability or Autonomy? (P351) Section 68 Fri, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm501, 5th floor p89 Wars on Expertise as Cultural Wars The Bureaucratic Politics of Expert Advice (P369) Keywords: Policy Analysis, Public Policy, Knowledge, Fri, 15:50–17:30 Building B, Rm501, 5th floor p108 Constructivism, Liberalism, Narratives Beyond Nudging – Advancing the Discussion Section Chair(s): HEJZLAROVA, Eva (Charles University), on Behavioural Governance (P027) CADA, Karel (Charles University) Fri, 17:50–19:30 Building B, Rm501, 5th floor p111 Wars on Expertise as Cultural Wars (P459) The Politics of Bureaucratic Structures (P398) Fri, 09:00–10:40 Institute of Geography, Rm332, 3rd floor p90 Thu, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm501, 5th floor p58 Top Civil Servants and Politicians in Local Government: Emerging Patterns of Institutions, National Cultures and Leadership (P436) Sat, 09:00–10:40 Building B, Rm501, 5th floor p130 Top Officials and Executive Decision-Making (P437) Sat, 11:00–12:40 Building B, Rm501, 5th floor p139

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Books and software

The exhibitors in the table below will be displaying and selling their wares on Wednesday 4 September 12:00–19:00 Thursday 5 September 08:00–17:30 Friday 6 September 08:30–18:00 Saturday 7 September 08:30–11:00 Also exhibiting this year are Bristol University Press, Columbia University Press, Princeton University Press, Gale, Wiley, Eleven International Publishing, Barbara Budrich, Cambridge University Press, McGill‑Queen’s University Press, MAXQDA, Edward Elgar Publishing and Provalis Research.

ECPR Press publishes original research from leading political scientists and the best young scholars in the discipline. Launched in 2005, it makes available high-quality research in all fields of political science without restriction in approach or regional focus. www.ecpr.eu/ecprpress

Established in 2012 in collaboration with the Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group in Washington DC, RLI is an independent, interdisciplinary publisher in the Humanities & Social Sciences. RLI is committed to bringing high-quality scholarship to a global readership in multiple formats. It believes firmly in the value of publishing cutting-edge research for a scholarly audience. RLI also publishes in partnership with the ECPR Press, and with the think tanks Policy Network and the Centre for European Policy Studies. www.rowmaninternational.com

Springer is a leading global scientific, technical and medical portfolio, providing researchers in academia, scientific institutions and corporate R&D departments with quality content through innovative information, products and services. Springer has one of the strongest STM and HSS eBook collections and archives, as well as a comprehensive range of hybrid and open access journals. Springer is part of Springer Nature, a global publisher that serves and supports the research community. Springer Nature aims to advance discovery by publishing robust and insightful science, supporting the development of new areas of research and making ideas and knowledge accessible around the world. www.springer.com

Sara Miller McCune founded SAGE Publishing in 1965 to disseminate usable knowledge and educate a global community. SAGE publishes more than 1,000 journals and over 800 new books each year, spanning a wide range of subject areas. A growing selection of library products includes archives, data, case studies and video. SAGE remains majority owned by our founder and after her lifetime will become owned by a charitable trust that secures the company’s continued independence. Principal offices are located in Los Angeles, London, New Delhi, Singapore, Washington DC and Melbourne. www.sagepublishing.com 158 EXHIBITION

Edinburgh University Press' politics books span the globe and feature some of the world’s most valued political scientists, philosophers and thinkers. Its publications showcase the breadth and vibrancy of the political landscape, appealing to seasoned academics or freshly minted undergraduates. EUP publishes a wide variety of monographs, edited essay collections, reference works and textbooks on themes of Citizenship, Nationalism & Multiculturalism, Comparative Politics, Democracy, Ethics, HumanRights & Justice, Intelligence & Security Studies, International Relations, Islamic & Middle Eastern Politics, Political Theory, Politics & the Arts, Russian & Post-Soviet Politics, UK and Scottish Politics, US Politics and Anglo-American Relations. www.euppublishing.com

Palgrave Macmillan publishes award-winning research across the humanities, social sciences and business for academics, professionals and librarians. It offers the very best in academic content, whilst supporting the community with innovative formats and tools. With sales teams across 50 countries, it has a global reach. As part of Springer Nature, Palgrave Macmillan is proud to uphold an unbroken tradition of over 170 years of academic publishing. www.palgrave.com and www.palgrave-journals.com

Routledge is the world’s leading research publisher in the Humanities and Social Sciences. Routledge has an established reputation in Politics and International Relations, and publishes over 200 journals and over 250 books in the subject area each year, partnering with scholars, instructors, and professional communities worldwide. Its prestigious portfolio features books such as The Routledge Handbook of the Politics of Brexit and How the EU Really Works (2nd edition), and journals including West European Politics, Journal of European Public Policy, and ECPR’s new open access title, Political Research Exchange. Routledge is part of the Taylor & Francis Group, an Informa business. www.routledge.com

The ERC aims to: Support the best of the best in Europe across all fields of science, scholarship and engineering; Promote wholly investigator-driven, or 'bottom-up' frontier research; Encourage the work of the established and next generation of independent top research leaders in Europe; Reward innovative proposals by placing emphasis on the quality of the idea rather than the research area; Raise the status and visibility of European frontier research and the very best researchers of today and tomorrow. erc.europa.eu

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A – Z index of participants

In this index you will find all particpants who had paid to attend the Conference by Tuesday 12 August 2019. Non‑attending co‑authors of multiple-authored Papers are also listed, provided the Paper presenter had registered and paid by the cut-off date.

A ANCKAR, Carsten 55, 79 BÄCK, Hanna 41, 105 ANCYGIER, Andrzej 94 BACKMAN, Jussi 111 AAKRE, Stine 104 ANDERS, Lisa Helene 89 BACK, Maria 52 AALDERING, Loes 69, 89, 106, 151 ANDERSSON, Per Fredrik 135 BADANO, Gabriele 42 ABBOTT, Jason 48 ANDREADIS, Ioannis 65, 107 BADER, Dina 117 ABDALLAH, Saamah 59, 79, 91 ANDREA, Rea 135 BAGAINI, Anna 99 ABDELHAY, Osama 133 ANDRETTA, Massimiliano 65 BÅGENHOLM, Andreas 72 ABDULLA, Amal 104 ANGELOVA, Mariyana 105 BAHRAM, Haqqi 127, 139 ABENDSCHÖN, Simone 101 ANGELOVSKÁ, Olga 37 BAHR, Thurid 36, 102 ÅBERG, Jenny 55, 79 ANGELUCCI, Davide 45, 129 BAIASU, Sorin 47-48, 148 ABOLINA, Inese 79 ANGENENDT, Michael 61 BAILER, Stefanie 62 ABOU-CHADI, Tarik 36 ANSELMI, Manuel 59 BAJENOVA, Tatyana 57 ABTS, Koen 114, 135 ANSMANN, Moritz 111 BAKER, Lucy 75, 119, 130 ACAR, Yasemin Gülsüm 40 APLOWSKI, Auke 101 BAKONYI, Jutta 35, 43, 157 ACCORNERO, Guya 56, 140 ARIS ESCARCENA, Juan Pablo 74 BAKOŠ, Eduard 133 ACKAERT, Johan 50 ARMINGEON, Klaus 106 BALAMPANIDIS, Ioannis 78 ACKRÉN, Maria 135-136 ARNESEN, Sveinung 109, 122 BALCELLS, Joan 112 AFSAHI, Afsoun 58, 90 ARNOTT, Andrew 78 BALDERSHEIM, Harald 113, 137 AHLHAUS, Svenja 61 ASAVEI, Maria-Alina 33 BALDINI, Gianfranco 32 AHRENS, Petra 76, 142 ASDERAKI, Foteini 120 BALEIS, Janine 46 AHSAN, Asma 110 ASENBAUM, Hans 46, 79 BALONGO, Samuel 105 AICHHOLZER, Julian 116 ASLAN, Halil Kürşad 88, 138 BAMWENDA, Emilia 85 AIZENBERG, Ellis 104, 114 ASTOLA, Mandi 130 BANDEIRA, Julia 37 AJANOVIC, Edma 54 ASTUDILLO RUIZ, Javier 85 BANDELOW, Nils 37, 77, 83, 93, 110, 117, AJISHI, Yu 66 ASUKA, Jusen 63 119, 124 AKACHAR, Soumia 108 ATCHISON, Amy 14, 133 BANDOLA-GILL, Justyna 138-139 ALARCÓN, Pau 99, 112 ATES EREN, Merve 85 BANURI, Sheheryar 111 ALBERTSEN, Andreas 70 ATISKAN, Sebahat Derin 127 BARANIAK, Karolina 37 ALEXANDER RICHTER, Timo 128 ATTINÀ, Fulvio 43, 67, 91, 145 BARBEHÖN, Marlon 114, 139, 147 ALEXANDER, Rohan 40-41 ATZPODIEN, Dana Siobhan 76 BARBERÀ, Oscar 52, 71 ALEXANDRE, Chloé 66 AUBIN, David 66 BARBIERI, Giovanni 48 ALEXIADOU, Despina 77, 95 AUER, Daniel 51 BARCZIKAY, Tamás 113 ALLEGRETTI, Giovanni 82 AXELSEN, David 136 BARCZYSZYN-MADZIARZ, Paulina 44 ALLERBECK, Klaus 49 AYKUT, Stefan C. 68 BARDAKCI, Mehmet 83, 93, 105, 125 ALLERN, Elin Haugsgjerd 75 AYTAC, Ugur 33, 113 BARDI, Luciano 60 ALMAZ, Alper 103, 123 AZABAR, Samira 95 BARGAOANU, Alina 38 ALSHADAFAN, Abdel Fattah 137 BARISIONE, Mauro 122 ALSHOUBAKI, Wa'ed 91 BARKER, Katharine 118 ALTENBURG, Corinna 86-87, 94 B BARLAI, Melani 70 ALUPEI-DURACH, Flavia 38 BAROŠ, Jiří 58 ÁLVAREZ DE SOTOMAYOR, Alberto BACHRYJ-KRZYWAZNIA, Maciej 134 BARRAULT-STELLA, Lorenzo 67 71 BÄCHTIGER, André 51, 72, 82, 101 BARRETT, Gavin 61 AMATO, Rosanna 70 BACH, Tobias 48-49, 139, 157 BASILE, Linda 98 ANANYEVA, Ekaterina 57, 91 BACKES, Uwe 121 BASKAN, Filiz 83

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BATRICEVIC, Nemanja 134 BJARNØE, Camilla 96 BROMMESSON, Douglas 82 BATURO, Alexander 77 BJØRGO, Tore 111 BROOKHUIS, Hein 66 BAUDRY, Pierre 128 BLAHOVA, Sylvie 47 BROOK, Or 107, 117 BAUER, Michael 76 BLAIR, Alasdair 15, 22, 24 BRUINSMA, Bastiaan 46 BAUMANN, Markus 41 BLANC, Florentin 107 BRUMAT, Leiza 112, 128 BAUMANN, Max-Otto 91 BLAUBERGER, Michael 62 BRUNCLÍK, Miloš 55 BAYSAL, Basar 116 BLOCH, Roland 40 BRUNNER, Palmo 101 BAYZAKOVA, Aida 88 BLOKKER, Paul 59 BRUQUETAS, Maria 64 BEAUREGARD, Philippe 67 BLOME, Agnes 54 BRUSENBAUCH MEISLOVA, Monika BEAUVAIS, Edana 21, 45, 62, 123, 144 BLOOM, Tendayi 87 40, 61 BECDACH-SALVATORE, Andrea 122 BLOQUET, Claire 127 BUA, Adrian 99 BECKER, Manuel 140 BLUMENTHAL, Corsin 127 BUBENHEIMER, Filip 86 BECK, Luke 140 BÖCHER, Michael 75 BUCKLEY, Fiona 22, 24, 85 BEER, Katrin 75 BOCHSLER, Daniel 74, 83, 114, 126 BUFACCHI, Vittorio 98 BEKAJ, Armend 116 BOCQUILLON, Pierre 94 BÜHLMANN, Marc 51 BEL, Germà 118, 124 BOCSE, Alexandra-Maria 120, 128 BUITENHUIS, Yannick 119 BELLAMY, Richard 87, 98, 143 BODE, Eike 79 BULL, Martin 6, 18, 70 BELLÈ, Elisa 63 BODNIEKS, Valerijs 50 BUNEA, Adriana 62, 104, 114 BENDLIN, Lena 87 BOGÉA, Daniel 84, 94 BURELLI, Carlo 33, 113 BENERT, Vivien 80 BOHLE, Dorothee 74, 102 BUREŠOVÁ, Barbora 135 BENEŠOVÁ, Klára 89 BÖHLER, Heike 34 BURGI, Noëlle Manuela 96 BENNETT, W. Lance 80 BOHNENBERGER, Fabian 85 BURGONSKI, Piotr 66 BENNICH-BJÖRKMAN, Li 58 BOIS, Julien 102 BURKHARDT, Fabian 45, 58 BENZ, Arthur 65 BOKSZCZANIN, Izolda 127 BURKS, Deven 58 BERGER, Lena 101 BOLANOS, Jose A 69, 102 BURMEISTER-RUDOLPH, Mira 95 BERG, Janne 46 BOLLEYER, Nicole 136 BURSAC, Dejan 57 BERKHOUT, Joost 75-76, 85 BOLLIGER, Isabel 66 BUSCH, Per-Olof 64 BERKI, Tamás 76 BOLZONAR, Fabio 73 BUSHER, Joel 34, 63 BERLINGOZZI, Laura 121 BORBÁTH, Endre 39, 42, 74 BUSSU, Sonia 99 BERMEJO, Rut 62, 120-121 BORCHERT, Jens 134 BUSTAMANTE, Gonzalo 87 BERNARDI, Luca 81 BORGE, Rosa 112 BUSTIKOVA-SIROKY, Lenka BERNATH, Julie 91, 107, 139, 145 BORGHETTO, Enrico 117, 138 16, 20, 45, 100, 120, 131, 152 BERNHAGEN, Patrick 75-76, 140 BOROŃSKA-HRYNIEWIECKA, Karolina BUSUIOC, Madalina 89 BERNHARD, Jana 84 60-61, 95 BUTKEVICIENE, Egle 97 BERNHARD, Laurent 45 BORRI, Rossella 98 BUTLER, Chris 38, 112 BERNINGER, Katharina 115 BORZ, Gabriela 66 BUTZLAFF, Felix 42, 52, 130, 140, 155 BERTEN, John 65, 114, 138 BOSCO, Anna 116 BUZOGANY, Aron 115, 134 BERTSOU, Eri 77, 131 BOSI, Lorenzo 76 BERTUZZI, Niccolò 130 BOS, Linda 106 BERZINA, Ieva 135 BOSWELL, John 64 C BERZ, Jan 60, 77, 95 BOSWORTH, Will 92, 103, 136 CABALLERO VÉLEZ, Diego 128 BESCH, Johannes 71 BOUDOU, Benjamin 87 CABANE, Lydie 69, 120 BESPALOV, Andrei 58 BOURNE, Angela 55, 121 CACIAGLI, Carlotta 64 BEST, Heinrich 47 BOVENS, Mark 93 CADA, Karel 91, 157 BETKIEWICZ, Witold 35 BOZZINI, Emanuela 74 CALLEROS, Hector 60, 132 BEVAN, Shaun 74 BRAND, Alexander 49 CALÒ, Cristina 77 BEZES, Philippe 59 BRANDAO, Ana 49, 89 CALOSSI, Enrico 60, 65 BHERER, Laurence 112 BRANDENSTEIN, Frederik 94 CALUWAERTS, Didier 125 BIALE, Enrico 33 BRÄNDLE, Verena 45 CAMERON, Sarah 73, 139 BIANCALANA, Cecilia 45, 52 BRASSIER RODRIGUES, Cecilia 74 CAMISÃO, Isabel 59 BIEDENKOPF, Katja 132 BRATU, Roxana 38 CAMÕES, Pedro J. 61, 72 BIELEWSKA, Agnieszka 95 BRAUN, Andreas 48 CAMPUS, Donatella 95 BIL-JARUZELSKA, Anna 58 BRAUN, Daniela 57, 81 CAMUS GARCIA, Estela 71 BILL, Stanley 35 BREEMAN, Gerard 119, 136, 142 CANDEL, Jeroen 119 BINDERKRANTZ, Anne 86, 104 BREUER, Johannes 134 CANNON, Cecilia 64, 137 BINNEMA, Harmen 50 BRIDGMAN, Aengus 62 CAPANO, Giliberto 81, 133 BISTAGNINO, Giulia 42 BRISBOIS, Marie Claire 130 CAPELOS, Tereza BITSCHNAU, Marco 41, 99 BRISKU, Adrian 103 40, 49, 59, 69, 79, 157 BIZAS, Konstantinos 67 BROCKHAUS, Maria 82 CAPPELLINA, Bartolomeo 113

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CARAMANI, Daniele 131 CHRONA, Stavroula 49 DAMIANI, Roberta 86 CARBONE, Maurizio CHUBB, Jennifer 141 DAMSTRA, Alyt 106, 115, 151 CARELLA, Beatrice 93 CHUECA, Enrique 48, 140 DANDOY, Régis 53, 65, 95, 116 CARMO DUARTE, Mariana 122 CHWEDCZUK-SZULC, Karol 87 DANG, Que Anh 78 CARRANZA, Miguel 137 CIANCIARA, Agnieszka 93 DANNEMANN, Hauke 110 CARRIERI, Luca 129 CICCHI, Lorenzo 60 DAPHI, Priska 135 CARROLL, Royce 41 CIOBANU, Costin 62, 73 DARDANELLI, Paolo 65 CARVALHO, Joao 122 CIORDIA MORANDEIRA, Alejandro 117 DA ROS, Luciano 94 CARVALHO, Teresa 44 CIORNEI, Irina 101 DARWISH, Housamedden 41, 77 CARVALLO, Camila 37, 101 CIOROIANU, Iulia 115 DA SILVA, Amanda 74 CASAL BÉRTOA, Fernando 19, 79, 84 CÍSAŘ, Ondřej 74, 97 DA SILVA, Raquel 35, 57, 63 CASTELLI GATTINARA, Pietro 111 CIVERA, Alice 81 DASKO, Martin 49 CASTRO, Paloma 53 CLARK, Tor 118 DASSONNEVILLE, Ruth 81 CASTRO, Paula 34 CLAYTON, Cornell 94 DATTS, Mario 54 CASTRO, Pedro 53 CLETON, Laura 49, 89, 112 DAUGBJERG, Carsten 103 CAYGILL, Thomas 105 CLOSA MONTERO, Carlos 22, 24, 88 DAVID-BARRETT, Elizabeth 131 CAZORLA, Ángel 53 COENEN, Johanna 51 DAVIES, Ian 111 ČEHOVIN, Gregor 123 COFFE, Hilde 115 DAVILA GORDILLO, Diana Lucia 155 CELEBI, Elifcan 36 COFFEY, Kevin 118 DAVITER, Falk 96, 102, 148 ÇELIK, Ayşe Betül 138 COGELS, Maximilien 60 DAWSON, Lorne 44 ČERNOCH, Filip 94, 129 COLLADO CAMPAÑA, Francisco 62 DEAN, Rikki 36, 72-73 CERVASIO, Chiara 49 COLLIGNON, Sofia 106 DE BLASIO, Emiliana 36, 70 CESNAKAS, Giedrius 50, 87 COMELLAS BONSFILLS, Josep Maria 135 DEBRE, Maria 91 ÇETINKAYA, Ceren 128 COMER, Clémentine 108 DE BRUYCKER, Iskander 55 ĆETKOVIĆ, Stefan 75, 134 CONNOLLY, Sara 115 DE CONINCK, Isabelle 116 CEVA, Emanuela 153 CONTE, Sebastian 136 DE COSTER, Sarah 135 CHADJIPADELIS, Theodore 140 CONTI, Bartolomeo 90 DEDERKE, Julian 102 CHAISTY, Paul 45, 55, 68 CORBU, Nicoleta 38-39 DEDUL, Anastasia 58 CHALLIES, Edward 75 CORDERO, Guillermo 126 DEFACQZ, Samuel 46, 114 CHALMERS, Adam 55, 76 CORREA VILA, Patricia 52, 136 DE FIGUEREDO SAMPAIO, Ana Leticia CHANDRA, Rohit 109 CORTI, Francesco 64 108 CHANG, Yu-Tzung 54 COŞKAN, Canan 40 DE FINE LICHT, Jenny 101 CHAPPELL, Henry 70 COSTA LOBO, Marina 129, 137 DEISS-HELBIG, Elisa 65 CHARALAMPAKI, Effie 79, 110 COZZAGLIO, Ilaria 91, 103, 113 DE JONGE, Leonie 88 CHARALAMPOUS, Antonis 126 CRUM, Ben 51, 61 DEKEYSER, Dieter 126 CHARLTON, Mark 67, 110, 118 CRUZ-CASTRO, Laura 110 DE KOSTER, Willem 115 CHARRON, Nicholas 72 CRUZ RUIZ, Ernesto 82 DE LA CUESTA, Fernando 87 CHARVÁT, Jakub 38 CUCCU, Fabrizio Leonardo 63 DE LANGE, Sarah 126 CHATZOPOULOU, Sevasti 76, 96 CULAR, Goran 57 DE LEEUW, Sjifra 55 CHENEVAL, Francis 100 CULLOTY, Eileen 39, 44 DELEIXHE, Martin 87 CHENG, Kuo-Tai 99 CURATO, Nicole 46, 99, 133 DELHEY, Jan 101 CHEN, Yan-Rong 99 CVETANOVA, Ganka 156 DELIGIAOURI, Anastasia 93 CHERNOBROV, Dmitry 81 CZAPIEWSKI, Konrad 90 DELLA PORTA, Donatella 130 CHERNYKH, Svitlana 45, 55 CZARNECKI, Szczepan 125 DELLMUTH, Lisa Maria 107 CHERUVU, Sivaram 140 CZESNIK, Mikolaj 39, 45, 130 DEL ROMERO RENAU, Luis 112 CHIHAIA, Mihai Sebastian 150 CZUB, Jarosław Filip 125 DEL SARTO, Simone 131, 133 CHIRKOVA, Ekaterina 35 CZYMARA, Christian 122 DE MOOR, Joost 65, 86, 140, 155 CHIRU, Mihail 51, 116 DENI, John 41 CHIRUTA, Ionut 52 DENK, Thomas 101 CHOAT, Simon 82 D DENTERS, Bas 43, 50, 131 CHO, Kyounghee 37 DEPPE, Christoph 34, 93 CHOU, Meng-Hsuan 44 DACOMBE, Rod 46 DERUELLE, Thibaud 77 CHRISTENSEN, Henrik Serup DAEUBLER, Thomas 116 DERWORT, Pim 84 52, 84, 94 DAGEFÖRDE, Mirjam 135 DE SIO, Lorenzo 45 CHRISTENSEN, Johan DAHANI, Safia 57, 115 DESMARES, Camille 51 48, 108, 115, 139 DAHLBERG, Stefan 109 DE SOUZA LIMA, Livia 140 CHRISTIANSEN, Flemming Juul DAHLSTRÖM, Carl 108 DESTRI, Chiara 42, 103, 130 86, 151 DAKOWSKA, Dorota 44 DEUTSCHMANN, Emanuel 101 CHRISTIANSEN, Peter Munk 94, 108 DALPRA, Elio 53 DEVILLERS, Sophie 21, 123 CHRISTIANSMEYER, Gregor 60 DAMEN, Marie-Louise 65

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DE VREESE, Claes 61, 137 DUNCAN, Jessica 142 ESCHER, Tobias 50 DE WINTER, Lieven 51, 60 DUNLOP, Claire 18, 70, 89 ESCOBAR, Oliver 64, 100 DIANI, Mario 117, 136 DUNN, Kris 126 ESPÍRITO SANTO, Paula 63 DIAS, Tayrine 117 DÜPONT, Nils 73 ESTEVE DEL VALLE, Marc 124 DÍAZ MONTIEL, Alberto 52, 126 DUPUY, Claire 46 EUCHNER, Eva-Maria DICKINSON, Nicholas 75 DURNOVA, Anna 91 54, 88, 108, 154 DIELS, Elien 135 DUROSE, Catherine 100 EUGSTER, Beatrice 57 DI GREGORIO, Monica 82 DUVOLD, Kjetil 45 EVCI, Ugurcan 93 DIJKSTRA, Hylke 91 DUYGAN, Mert 98 EWERT, Benjamin 67, 75, 111 DILETTI, Mattia 59 DVOŘÁK, Tomáš 97 EXADAKTYLOS, Theofanis 40, 78, 96 DIMARI, GEORGIA 89 DYRHAUGE, Helene 68 DI MAURO, Danilo 106 DZHAVAD, Olga 34 DIMITROVA, Antoaneta 156 DZIDA, Angela 59 F DINEV, Ivaylo 76 DINGLER, Sarah 73 FABRE, Elodie 90, 137, 143 DINICA, Valentina 62, 74, 92 E FAGAN, Adam 56, 60, 97 DI NUCCI, Maria Rosaria 103-104 FARKAS, Lilla 113 DINU, Elena-Lidia 54, 106 ECKER, Alejandro 105 FARRELL, David 52 DIOGO, Sara 44 ECKERSLEY, Peter 74, 86, 118, 123 FARSUND, Arild Aurvåg 91, 103 DIONIGI, Filippo 112 ECKHARD, Steffen 64, 77, 85 FASONE, Cristina 60, 88, 95 DITRYCH, Ondrej 67 EDER, Christina 116 FAUDE, Benjamin 107 DJOUVAS, Constantinos 126 EDINGER, Michael 47, 116, 130 FAURE, Lucas 54 DOBBINS, Michael 57, 114, 122, 125 EDLER, Jakob 118 FEDDERSEN, Alexandra 117 DOBEK-OSTROWSKA, Bogusława 134 EFTHYMIOU, Dimitrios 51 FEENSTRA, Marielle 54 DOBLER, Camille 135 EGE, Jörn 76, 106 FEINDT, Peter H. 119 DOBOS, Gábor 61, 133 EGEROD, Benjamin 104 FELDHOFF, Berenike 42 DOBSON, Rachael 114 EHIN, Piret 32 FELICETTI, Andrea 64, 90 DOERFLER, Thomas 64, 91 EICHENAUER, Eva 94, 103, 132 FELLEGI, Zuzana 63, 89 DOHERTY, Brian 145 EICHHORN, Kristin 83, 118, 135 FENG, Yi 43, 91 DOKK SMITH, Ida 35 EICKE, Laima 90 FERNÁNDEZ-MARTÍNEZ, José Luis 94, 112 DOLGOY, Erin 84 EIKELAND, Per Ove 112 FERNÁNDEZ-NAVARRO, Pablo 35 DOMARADZKA, Anna 35 EISELE, Olga 39, 115 FERNÁNDEZ RIVERA, Cristina 96 DOMINGUEZ BENAVENTE, Pablo 34, 107 ELKINK, Johan A. 78 FERNÁNDEZ TORNÉ, Carles 145 DOMORENOK, Ekaterina 93, 136 ELLIS, Geraint 33 FERRERO-TURRION, Ruth 93, 105 DONÀ, Alessia 63 ELSÄSSER, Joshua 137 FERRETTI, Maria Paola 58, 68, 153 DONINA, Davide 81 EL-WAKIL, Alice 39, 61 FIELD, Bonnie 121 DORBAND, Ira 109 ELYSÉE MARTIN, Atangana 127 FIGUEIREDO, Fernanda Odilla 131 ĐORĐEVIĆ, Biljana 42 ENDO, Masahisa 97 FIGUEROA, Ana 38 DÖRING, Holger 73 ENGELI, Isabelle 2, 14, 22, 23, 142 FILIP, Alexandru 138 DORNSCHNEIDER, Stephanie 40 ENGELS, Anita 68 FILSINGER, Maximilian 99 DOSENRODE, Søren 41, 149 ENGELSDORFER, Alexandra 109, 139 FINKE, Daniel 79, 139 DOSTANIĆ, Dušan 38 ENGLER, Fabian 45-46 FINK, Simon 71, 89 DOTZAUER, Marius 102 ENGLER, Sarah 36, 74, 124, 138 FIORELLI, Chiara 75, 87 DOUNIÈS, Thomas 67 ENGST, Benjamin G. 72 FISCHER, Manuel 56, 152 DOWDING, Keith EPPING, Elisabeth 78 FISHKIN, James 21, 123 41, 77, 85, 113, 130, 136, 149 ERCAN, Selen A. 64 FITZGIBBON, John 56 DOWNIE, Christian 63 ERDILMEN, Merve 104 FITZPATRICK, Jasmin 52 DRAGISIC, Sara 37 ERHARDT, Julian 99 FIVAZ, Jan 33 DRAGOS, Alina 108 ERKKILÄ, Tero 44 FJELLMAN, Elin 50 DRAGULIN, Alexandru Ionut 124 ERLINGSSON, Gissur FLACHSLAND, Christian 35, 109 DRAPALOVA, Eliška 58, 72 39, 82, 99, 131, 133 FLÅM, Karoline 104 DUBOIS, Ute 53 ERNE, Jaanika 89 FLANAGAN, Brian 80 DUE, Reidar 122 ERNE, Roland 136 FLEISCHER, Julia 58-59, 76, 115, 128 DUFALLA, Jacqueline 107 ERSANILLI, Evelyn 95, 112 FLEUß, Dannica 46, 72, 82, 93 DUFEK, Pavel 58 ERZEEL, Silvia 42, 54, 60, 142 FLIS, Jarosław 83, 93, 105 DUFRASNE, Marie 35 ESAIASSON, Peter 101 FLONK, Daniëlle 48 DULĘBA, Łukasz 92 ESAU, Katharina 46 FLOYD, Jonathan 91, 130, 149 DUMONT, Patrick 60, 112, 141 ESCALANTE BLOCK, Elena 135 FLYNN, Brendan 41, 50, 137

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FLYNN, D.J. 137 GATTERMANN, Katjana GORRIS, Philipp 51, 101 FONT, Joan 43, 94 57, 61, 69, 81, 106 GOSENS, Jorrit 75 FOOS, Florian 53 GAUJA, Anika 18, 43, 66, 156 GRADUS, Raymond 118 FORCHTNER, Bernhard 129 GAVA, Roy 107, 117 GRAEF, Alexander 118 FORDE, Catherine 50, 90 GAVRAS, Konstantin 33 GRAEF, Josefin 99, 106, 125 FOSSUM, John Erik 88, 123 GAWEDA, Barbara 36, 63, 73, 119 GRAICHEN, Robin 48 FOUILLET, Charlotte 38 GAZSI, David 97 GRANDE, Edgar 57 FOUROT, Aude-Claire 47 GEISLER, Alexander 52, 72, 82 GRÄVINGHOLT, Jörn 104, 113 FOUSKAS, Theodoros 135 GEIßEL, Brigitte 50, 73 GRAZIANO, Paolo R. 93 FOX, Stuart 110 GEMENIS, Kostas 33, 46, 48 GRECO, Walter 92 FRAENKEL, Jon 114 GENÇ, H Deniz 138 GREGOR, Miloš 44 FRANCO, Luisa 107, 127 GENDLER, Sabina 39 GREK, Sotiria 148 FRANC, Renata 90 GENDZWILL, Adam 105, 133 GRIMM, Heike 123 FRANKOWSKI, Paweł 37, 68 GEORGIADOU, Vassiliki 59 GRITSENKO, Daria 119 FRANZ, Jason 114 GERBAUDO, Paolo 143 GROENENDIJK, Nico 41, 91 FRAS, Janina 88 GERBER, Marlène 51 GROFMAN, Bernard 83 FRAUNE, Cornelia 130 GERMANN, Micha 33, 46, 53 GROHS, Stephan 115 FRAZER, Michael 113, 130 GERŐ, Márton 38 GRÖNLUND, Kimmo 84 FRAZZETTA, Federica 65 GESSLER, Theresa 36, 122 GRØNNESTAD, Solveig 64 FRECH, Elena 42, 62, 73 GEURKINK, Bram 98 GRONOW, Antti 56, 82, 92 FREDERIK, Hans 81 GIANFREDA, Stella 60 GROSSMAN, Emiliano 14, 22, 23, 90 FREIER, Luisa Feline 112 GIBBS, Tanya 70 GROTE, Jürgen R. 136 FREITAG, Markus 99 GIEBLER, Heiko 84, 122, 154 GROTZ, Florian 95 FRESE, Amalie 72 GIGLIOLI, Matteo 32 GRUBER, Johannes 85 FREUDLSPERGER, Christian 88 GILMANOVA, Alina 75 GRUMBINAITE, Ieva 59 FRICK, Karin 51 GIRLING, Richard 41 GRYGIEŃĆ, Janusz 129 FRIEDBERG, Chen 42, 51 GJOKSI, Nisida 58 GSCHWEND, Thomas 72 FROIO, Caterina 36, 66, 116, 126 GJUZELOV, Borjan 60 GUASTI, Petra 45, 66, 120, 131, 152 FROST, Ana-Constantina 37 GLASER, Marina 34, 77 GUERRA, Simona 19, 22, 25, 40, 56, 84 FRUHSTORFER, Anna 45, 68, 153 GLAVINA, Monika 72, 85 GUERRINA, Roberta 40 FUCHS, Gerhard 119, 130 GLAZIER, Rebecca 92 GUGLIELMO, Marco 36 FUCHS, Gesine 94 GLINKA, Kamil 47 GULBRANDSEN, Lars H. 104 FUJIMURA, Naofumi 132 GLOGOWSKI, Paweł 62 GULBRANDSEN, Magnus 102 FUMAGALLI, Corrado 79 GLUKHOVA, Daria 49 GULDBERG, Christoffer 122 FÜRSTENBERG, Michael 35, 116 GNALDI, Michela 131, 133 GÜLMEZ, Seçkin Barış 128 GOASTELLEC, Gaële 100 GUMMER, Tobias 134 GOETZ, Klaus 107, 128 GUNGOR, Bugra 97 G GÖHRINGER, Julia 140 GUNTERMANN, Eric 45 GOKCEKUS, Omer 38 GUPTA, Smita 71, 86 GÄDEKE, Dorothea 100 GOKER, Zeynep Gulru 138, GURGENIDZE, David 103 GAGNON, Jean-Paul 133 GOLDBERG, Alejandro 74 GUSTAFSSON, Karl 81, 128 GAGO, Angie 64 GOLDBERG, Andreas 61, 137 GWIAZDA, Anna 63, 89 GAIDYTĖ, Teodora 38 GOLDBERG, Felix 75, 131 GYULAI, Attila 44, 61 GALAIS, Carolina 94, 107 GOLDBERG, Matti 82 GÁL, András 102 GOLDBERG, Saskia 101 GALAN, Matthias 90 GOLDEN, Darragh 136 H GALLAGHER, Patrick 103 GOLDMAN, Avery 34 GALLINA, Marta 70, 97 GOLDSTEIN, Asher 33, 52 HAAS, Joerg Stefan 136 GALNOOR, Netta 67 GOLDTHAU, Andreas 63, 78, 90 HAASTRUP, Toni 14 GALPIN, Charlotte 45 GOMEZ RIBAS, Carlos 100 HABEL, Philip 126 GANDER, Heiri 105 GONÇALVES, Miguel 35 HABERSACK, Fabian 98 GARCÍA ALONSO, Adrián 53 GONENC, Defne 123 HACZKOWSKA, Anna 130 GARCIA DEL MORAL MARTIN, Lucia123 GOOVAERTS, Ine 74, 82 HADERER, Margaret 17, 86, 110, 140 GARCÍA DÍEZ, Fátima 66 GORA, Anna 58 HAJEK, Lukas 126 GARCÍA-ESPÍN, Patricia 112 GORA, Magdalena 44, 80 HAJI-YOUSEFI, Amir M. 97 GARCÍA LUPATO, Fabio 36 GORELIK, Stas 135 HAJZER, Gergő 80 GARCÍA RIVERO, Carlos 71 GÖRG, Anna-Christine 51 HALAS, Matus 33 GARZIA, Diego GORITZ, Alexandra 128 HÄLG, Léonore 35 59-60, 78, 81, 139, 157 GORODNICHEV, Anton 74 HALIKIOPOULOU, Daphne 92 GASPARETTO, Alberto 91 HALL, David 118

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HALL, Matthew 37, 79 HENDRIKS, Carolyn 64 HUTTER, Swen 42, 57, 69 HAMAN, Jacek 83 HENDRIKS, Frank 36, 51 HUTTUNEN, Janette 110 HAMAN, Michael 49, 125 HENNAU, Sofie 50 HUWYLER, Oliver 62 HAMANN, Kerstin 92, 105, 121, 155 HENNIG, Anja 88, 101 HAMENSTÄDT, Ulrich 70, 82, 92 HENN, Matt 115 HAMMOUD GALLEGO, Omar 128 HENRY, Adam 56, 82, 101 I HANDBY, Edmund 136 HERMAN, Lise 69 HANEGRAAFF, Marcel 55, 136, 146 HERMAN PELED, Horit 119 IACOB, Cristina Raluca 85 HANISCH, Klaudia 47, 58 HERMANSEN, Silje Synnøve Lyder IBENSKAS, Raimondas 87, 104 HÄNNI, Miriam 83 116, 140 IGNAZI, Piero 75 HANSEN, Hans Lauge 138 HERNÁNDEZ, Enrique 107 ILONSZKI, Gabriella 89 HANSEN, Morten Balle 130-131 HERNE, Kaisa 46 IMPERATORE, Paola 65 HANSEN, Thomas Obel 91, 139 HERRANZ, Anna 84 IMRE, Michael 105 HANSSEN, Gro Sandkjær 33, 50, 87 HERRERO, Paula 71 IMRE, Robert 80 HANSSON, Sten 98 HERWEG, Nicole 37 IM, Zhen Jie 82, 102 HAN, Yuna 91, 139 HERZOG, Laura 110 INGOLD, Karin 56, 92, 110, 117, 124 HANZELKA, Jan 39, 115, 135 HESSTVEDT, Stine 108 INGUANZO, Isabel 97, 107 HARGUINDÉGUY, Jean-Baptiste 96 HEUPEL, Monika 91, 119 IRFAN, Ilsa 133 HARMSEN, Robert 44 HEYL, Charlotte 68 IRRERA, Daniela 37, 78, 91 HARRASSER, Josef 125 HICKMANN, Thomas 137 ISHIMA, Hideo 56 HARRIS, Michael 91 HIDALGO, Oliver 88 ISHIYAMA, John 116, 126, 136 HARRISON, Kate 76 HIEN, Josef 54 ISIDORO LOSADA, Ana Maria 104 HARRISON, Oliver 74 HIJINO, Ken 56, 132 IVALDI, Gilles 18, 84, 98 HARSGOR, Liran 106, 139 HILDEBRANDT, Achim 47, 69, 105 IWASAKI, Masahiro 97 HARTEVELD, Eelco 126 HIMMELROOS, Staffan 125 HARTL, Jakob 40 HINGER, Sophie 135 HARTWIG, Manuela 92 HINTERLEITNER, Markus 77 J HARWOOD, Mark 140 HLOUŠEK, Vit 20, 32, 100 HASEGAWA, Koichi 63 HLYNSDÓTTIR, Eva Marín 130-131 JÄCKLE, Sebastian 34, 93, 100 HASSENTEUFEL, Patrick 83, 93 HOFFMANN, Matthias 80 JACKSON INDERBERG, Tor Håkon 104 HAUG, Are Vegard 130 HOFNUNG, Menachem 140 JACOB, Marc S. 45, 75, 126 HAUNSS, Sebastian 65, 132-133 HOFSTAD, Hege 87 JACOBS, Daan 101 HÄUSERMANN, Silja 114 HÖHMANN, Daniel 34, 85, 105 JACOBS, Kristof 36, 82, 98, 109 HAUSKNOST, Daniel 75, 123 HÖHNE, Benjamin 50 JACUŃSKI, Michał 80 HAVERKAMP, Beatrijs 68 HØIGILT, Jacob 68-69 JAGER, Nicolas 75, 84 HAVLIK, Vlastimil 62 HØILAND, Gry Cecilie 102 JAHN, Detlef 109 HAYWARD, Katy 114 HOLESCH, Adam 52, 72, 108, 124 JAIME-CASTILLO, Antonio M. 42 HAZAN, Reuven Y. 86 HOLLI, Anne Maria 89, 108 JAKOB, Michael 98, 109 HEALY, Aisling 47 HOLMEN, Ann Karin 113 JAKŠTAITĖ, Gerda 125 HEAPHY, Caiden 91 HOLST, Cathrine 92, 123 JAKUBIAK, Łukasz 68 HÉBERT, Emmanuelle 57, 127 HONDEGHEM, Annie 135 JAMES, Oliver 59, 77 HECHTER, Michael 120 HÖNLE, Susanna 103 JANKAUSKAITĖ, Vaida 87 HEFT, Annett 80 HOON, Louise 54 JANKAUSKAS, Vytautas 64, 107 HEIKKILA, Tanya 56, 74 HORNI, Pascal 59 JANKOWSKI, Michael 53, 60, 77, 80, 155 HEIMANN, Christiane 47 HORNUNG, Johanna JANSEN, Arno 97 HEINDLMAIER, Anita 62 37, 77, 83, 110, 119, 124 JANSEN, Giedo 131 HEINISCH, Reinhard HORVÁTHOVÁ, Brigitte 125 JANSSEN, Chloé 34, 51, 60 19, 59, 84, 98, 121, 134 HOSSAIN, Akram 34 JANSSON, Per 32-33, 149 HEINKEL, Jamison 57 HOWLETT, Michael 128 JARAIZ GULIAS, Erika 53 HEINKELMANN-WILD, Tim HRBKOVÁ, Lenka 59 JARAMILLO CONTRERAS, Andrea 40, 79, 107, 120 HRUBES, Milan 76 Carolina 107, 127 HEINZE, Anna-Sophie 78 HUANG, Osbern 54 JÄRVI, Theodora 71 HEINZEL, Mirko 64, 85 HÜBSCHER, Evelyne 82, 92, 105 JÄSKE, Maija 52 HEISKANEN, Heta-Elena 99 HUDACKOVA, Silvia 85 JASKULOWSKI, Krzysztof 41 HEJZLAROVA, Eva 90-91, 157 HUG, Simon 62 JASSER, Greta Sophie 36 HELGENBERGER, Sebastian 63 HUIJSMANS, Twan 38 JASTRAMSKIS, Mažvydas 127 HELLMANN, Daniel 50 HULTIN ROSENBERG, Jonas 55 JĘDRZEJOWSKA, Karina 36, 48, 145 HELLSTRÖM, Anders 135 HUNKLINGER, Michael 54 JENICHEN, Anne 36, 89 HELMISAARI, Vappu 111 HUSSAIN, Ajmal 90 JENNART, Isaïa 70 HEMMERECHTS, Kenneth 125 HUSTEDT, Thurid 128 JESSOULA, Matteo 53

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JEVNAKER, Torbjørg 71, 89, 93, 104, 112 KAROLEWSKI, Ireneusz Paweł KNOLL, Manuel 47 JEWELL, Jessica 78, 98, 109 16, 88, 146 KNOPS, Louise 53, 70, 107 JIMÉNEZ-DÍAZ, José-Francisco 62 KARPAVICIUTE, Ieva 43 KNOTT, Kim 63 JOBANI, Yuval 79 KARREMANS, Johannes 82, 106, 117 KNÜPFER, Curd 80 JOHANN, David 106 KARTALIS, Yani 76, 117, 129 KNUTSEN, Oddbjørn 150 JOHANNESSON, Mikael 122 KARYOTIS, Georgios 89, 106, 110, 121 KOBLER, Carina 62 JOHANSSON, Håkan 35 KASASYE, Salsawit Assefa 123 KOCH, Cedric 90 JOHN, Peter 111 KASIANIUK, Krzysztof 41 KOCH, Florian 49 JOHNSON, Renee 84 KASSIM, Hussein 115 KOCHSKÄMPER, Elisa 75 JOHNSTON, Alison 121 KAT, Quintijn 48 KOČÍ, Kateřina 89 JONES, Alistair 118 KATSANIDOU, Alexia 81, 109, 116 KOĎOUSKOVÁ, Hedvika 53 JONES, Briony 145 KATZ, Richard 18, 43, 136 KOFRON, Jan 67 JOOSEN, Rik 89, 94 KAUFER, Ricardo 60 KOITA, Ibrahim 123 JØRGENSEN, Simon Laumann 87 KAUL, Nitasha 85 KÖKER, Philipp 68, 79 JÖRGENS, Helge 128 KAUPPI, Niilo 40, 44, 80 KOKIN, Daniil 103 JOSHI, Devin 67 KAVADIAS, Dimokritos 80, 125 KOKKONEN, Andrej 109 JOU, Willy 97 KAYHAN PUSANE, Özlem 57 KOKTSIDIS, Pavlos 72, 116 JÜDE, Johannes 116, 127 KELBEL, Camille 60 KOLLECK, Nina 128 JUNGBLUT, Jens 100, 110 KELLE, Friederike Luise 90 KÖLLNER, Tobias 118 JUNGKUNZ, Tatjana 53, 63 KELLER, Birte 46 KOMAR, Olivera 134 JUNK, Wiebke Marie 55, 104, 114, 146 KEMMERZELL, Jörg 68, 129 KOMARZYCA, Daniel 88 JUON, Andreas 72, 126 KEMPKEN, Mathies 64 KOMÍNKOVÁ, Magda 132 JUOZAITIS, Justinas 133 KENIG, Ofer 42 KONSTANTINIDOU, Angeliki 64, 95 JÜPTNER, Petr 124 KENNEALY, Peter 18, 70 KONTOGIANNIS-MANDROS, Angelos JURCZYSZYN, Lukasz 90 KEPPEL, Matthias 61 106 JUSTESEN, Mogens K. 72 KERBY, Matthew 41, 62, 100, 141 KONZACK, Tom 34 JUUTINEN, Marko 48 KERN, Anna 101 KOOP, Christel 71, 85, 127, 140, 154 JUVERDEANU, Cristina 122 KESSLER, Patrick 48 KOO, Sejin 132 KESTER, Johannes 68 KOPEČEK, Lubomir 32 KHALIKOVA, Yulia 60 KOPECKY, Petr 120 K KHAN, Aasim 79 KOPPER, Akos 38 KIDO, Hideki 56, 132 KOREH, Michal 103 KABELE, Adam 127 KIEFEL, Max 110 KORNEEV, Oleg 85, 95 KACHI, Aya 98 KIESLICH, Kimon 83, 115 KOROLCZUK, Elżbieta 35, 42, 63 KACZOROWSKA, Małgorzata 134 KIES, Raphael 35, 60, 112 KÖRÖSÉNYI, András 44 KADAR, Jozsef 54 KILAND, Charlotte 131 KORSHENKO, Elena 34 KAFE, Anastasia 59 KIM, Seongcheol 40, 74 KORTMANN, Matthias 54, 98, 101 KAHLE, Pia 77 KING, Brian 112 KOSANKE, Sven 73, 99, 109 KAILITZ, Steffen 55, 71 KISS, Balázs 73 KOSAR, David 129 KAJIWARA, Akira 56 KIZILOVA, Kseniya 39 KOSIARA-PEDERSEN, Karina 50, 66 KAŁABUNOWSKA, Agata 77 KJÆR, Ulrik 105 KOSKIMAA, Vesa 75, 112 KALAV, Feyza 98 KLAPAL, Petr 44 KOSOWSKA-GĄSTOŁ, Beata 32 KALTE, Deborah 86 KLEER, Benedikt Philipp 101 KOSS, Michael 95 KAMEKIS, Apostolos 89 KLEINER, Tuuli-Marja 122, 153 KOTNAROWSKI, Michał 39 KAMENOU, Nayia 42, 76 KLEIN KRANENBURG, Laurens 70 KOTONEN, Tommi 111 KAMIŃSKI, Marek 83 KLEIN, Lisa 83 KOTROYANNOS, Dimitrios 89 KAMKHAJI, Jonathan 89 KLEIN, Ofra 117, 125 KOTWAS, Marta 99 KAMMEL, Arnold 147 KLEINOWSKI, Marcin 120 KOUNTOURI, Fani 49 KAMMERER, Marlene 92, 124 KLEPAŃSKI, Jakub 133 KOUSIS, Maria 56 KAMPHORST, Jonne 38, 134 KLIMOWICZ, Katarzyna 143 KOVACEVIC, Marko 128 KANE, Karl 48 KLIN, Tomasz 43 KOVANIC, Martin 79 KAPELNER, Zsolt 33 KLOSEK, Kamil 133 KOWALSKI, Mariusz 90 KAPSHUK, Yoav 127 KLOTZ, Sebastian 128 KOZIERSKA, Joanna 39 KARAKASIS, Vasileios P. 96 KLUCZEWSKA, Karolina 85, 95 KRÄMLING, Anna 50 KARAMICHAS, John 55, 96, 121 KLUKNAVSKA, Alena 38-39, 115 KRANKE, Matthias 44, 65, 138-139 KARAMPAMPAS, Sotirios 97 KLYMENKO, Lina 103 KRAŠOVEC, Alenka 32 KARAVASILIS, Lazaros 69 KNEUER, Marianne 54, 67 KRASTEVA, Anna 65, 120, 135 KARLSEN, Tor-Ivar 131 KNILL, Christoph 127 KRAUSE, Werner 38, 114 KARLSSON SCHAFFER, Johan 113 KNODT, Michele 68, 78, 130 KRAUSS, Svenja 95, 105, 127

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KREBS, Lutz 32 LAKOMY, Miron 44 LINDE, Jonas 109, 122 KŘEPELOVÁ, Tereza 71, 136 LALIBERTÉ, André 98 LINDELL, Marina 43, 133 KRICK, Eva 61, 129 LAMPRINAKOU, Chrysa 121 LINDGREN, Karl-Oskar 102 KRIEGMAIR, Lisa 40, 120 LANDINI, Irene 128, 138 LINDHOLM, Jenny 46 KRISTENSEN, Niels 101 LANDORFF, Laura 80, 136, 153 LINDHOLM, Samuel 122 KRISTENSEN, Sanne Brasch 68 LANGER, Ruben 68 LINDROOS, Kia 58, 142 KRISTINSSON, Gunnar Helgi 99 LANGHELLE, Oluf 91 LINEK, Lukáš 65, 102 KRISTÓF, Luca 100 LANG, Janina 91 LINHART, Eric 33, 65, 118 KRITZINGER, Sylvia 137 LANGVATN, Silje 92 LINNERUD, Kristin 104 KROEBER, Corinna 61, 73, 95, 152 LANZA, Claudio 97 LIPINSKI, Artur 124 KRÖGER, Sandra 87, 98, 100, 143 LARSSON, Olof 102 LIŠANIN, Mladen 43, 91 KRONLUND, Anna 108 LAŠAS, Ainius 87 LITTOZ-MONNET, Annabelle KROPIVNIK, Samo 123 LATORRE, Indira 85 102, 118, 148 KROUWEL, André 60 LAUMOND, Bénédicte 121 LITVINENKO, Anna 69 KRUG, Michael 104 LAUTH, Hans Joachim 44 LI, Ying 120 KRUKOWSKA, Joanna 95 LAUWERS, Anna Sophie 47, 79 LLANOS, Mariana 68 KRZYKOWSKI, Adam 122 LAVI, Liron 139 LOBINA, Emanuele 118 KRZYSZTAN, Bartłomiej 128, 135 LAVRELASHVILI, Teona 134 LOBLOVA, Olga 69 KUANG, Shuxiao 84 LAWFORD-SMITH, Holly 136 LODGE, Martin 71, 120 KUBÁT, Michal 55, 97 LEBRUN, Robin 110 LODHA, Suresh 48 KUBIK, Jan 99 LECHELER, Sophie 69 LODHI, Iftikhar 37 KÜBLER, Daniel 113 LECOMTE, Damien 127 LOEFFLER, Marion 67 KUČERA, Tomáš 67 LEE, Benjamin 63, 77, 111 LOER, Kathrin 111 KUČEROVÁ, Irah 39 LEECH, Beth 55, 76 LOHTAJA, Aleksi 33 KUCHYŇKOVÁ, Petra 137 LEEMANN, Lucas 36 LÓPEZ ORTEGA, Alberto 61, 106 KUENZLER, Johanna 49, 77 LEFEVERE, Jonas 46, 134, 137 LORD, Christopher 61, 100, 134 KUEPPERS, Anne 114 LEFKOFRIDI, Zoe 81 LORENCKA, Małgorzata 78, 137 KUHLMANN, Johanna 114, 139, 147 LE GALES, Patrick 113 LORENZ, Astrid 89 KUHNT, Jana 105, 113 LEGG, David 111 LORENZ, Jan 93 KUKEC, Marko 95 LEHOTSKÝ, Lukáš 53, 82, 132-133 LOSCHI, Chiara 128 KUĽKOVÁ, Miroslava 67 LEHTI, Marko 138 LOUWERSE, Tom 46, 53, 73, 116 KURER, Thomas 114 LEIDIG, Eviane 36 LUBARDA, Balsa 67 KURPIEL, Anna 55 LEIJON, Karin 113, 140 LUKOMSKA, Julita 61, 133 KUŚ, Michał 44 LEINO, Mikko 52 LUNDBERG, Erik 108 KUSTEC LIPICER, Simona 123 LEIPPRAND, Anna 35 LUTZENBERGER, Stephan 39 KUSTOVA, Irina 84 LEIREN, Merethe Dotterud LYSEK, Jakub 39, 93 KUZEMKO, C I 78, 90, 119, 130, 152 44, 103-104, 112 LYUBASHENKO, Igor 39, 119, 127 KWIATKOWSKA, Agnieszka 41, 76 LEMM, Lukas 44 KYRIAZI, ANNA 52 LENINE, Enzo 49, 87 LENTO, Tal 86 M LENZ, Alexa 77 L LEÓN-MEDINA, Francisco J 46 MAATSCH, Aleksandra 49, 55, 88, 95 LERUM BOASSON, Elin 44 MacGREGOR, Sherilyn LABANINO, Rafael Pablo LESINSKA, Magdalena 125 17, 43, 86, 109, 145 57, 114, 122, 125 LESLIE, Patrick 41 MACKLIN, Graham 34 LABELLE, Michael 112 LEVY, Gal 70, 154 MADDENS, Bart 61 LABRINOU, Katerina 78 LEVY, Nathan 96 MADSEN, Mikael Rask 113 LACATUS, Corina 74 LEWIS, James 63 MAESSE, Jens 40 LACEY, Joseph 69 LHOMMEAU, Lev 66 MAGGETTI, Martino 85, 93, 157 LACHAT, Romain 38, 45, 149 LIBMAN, Alexander 118 MAHER, David 57 LACKOWSKA, Marta 33, 95 LICHTEBLAU, Josephine 71 MAHR, Ewa 137 LÆGAARD, Sune 79, 91, 130 LIDSTRÖM, Anders 113 MAIANI, Francesco 64 LÆGREID, Ole Martin 98 LIEDHEGENER, Antonius 47 MAIER, Franziska 122 LAGARES DIEZ, Nieves 53 LIESE, Andrea 64, 137 MAIER, Jürgen 137 LAGO, Ignacio 61, 73, 87, 99 LIGHTBODY, Ruth 52, 64, 133 MAI, Philipp 127 LAGO-PEÑAS, Carlos 73, 99 LILLIESTAM, Johan 35, 43-44, 75 MAIZ, Ramon 53 LAIDLER, Paweł 37, 146 LIMACHER, Katharina 98 MAKAREWICZ-MARCINKIEWICZ, Agnieszka 2, 17 LAI, Guan-Yu 99 LIMA, Valesca 37, 49, 62, 155 MAKHORTYKH, Mykola 103 LAJH, Damjan 32, 114 LINDBERG, Marie 134 LAKOMA, Katarzyna 118 MAKROPOULOS, Iakovos 108, 121

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MALKKI, Leena 44, 120, 144 MAZZOLA, Alessandro 135 MIRANDA OLIVARES, Nicolás 66 MALKOPOULOU, Anthoula 40, 55, 67 MAZZOLENI, Oscar 59, 98, 153 MISHRA, Abhinav Kumar 71 MALTBY, Tomas 129-130 MAZZONI, Marco 46, 106 MISIC, Gorana 57, 70, 87 MALTHANER, Stefan 43, 97 McALLISTER, Ian 139 MITTERLE, Alexander 40 MAMAN, Libby 71 McDONALD, Terry 48 MKRTCHYAN, Lusine 106 MANAVOPOULOS, Vasileios 60, 110 McKAY, Amy 55, 76 MÖCK, Malte 124 MANCOSU, Moreno 88 McKAY, Spencer 39, 52 MOHAMAD-KLOTZBACH, Christoph MANDELKERN, Ronen 48, 103 McMANUS, Cathal 77, 114 71, 89, 108-109, 146 MANDELLI, Matteo 53 McMENAMIN, Iain 54, 75, 89, 102 MOHANTY, Sobhi 107 MANNING, Carrie 126, 136 McNALLY, Brenda 109 MOLANDER, Anders 123 MANOW, Philip 62, 73 McNEIL-WILLSON, Richard 34 MÖLDER, Martin 32 MANSBRIDGE, Jane 21, 123 McNICHOLL, Kevin 132 MOLNÁR, Anna 128 MANSOURY, Elly 80 M. COUSINOU, Gloria 42, 71 MOLNÁR, Csaba 76 MANUILOVA, Anastasya 132 McSWINEY, Jordan 36 MOLONEY, David 120 MANYCH, Niccolò 98 MEALINGS, Charlie 79 MONTABES, Juan 53 MARANGONI, Francesco 89 MEEUWISSE, Anna 35 MONTASER, Fatma 123 MARCINKIEWICZ, Kamil MEHMETI, Arban 103 MONTRONE, Lorenzo 109 53, 65, 80-81, 83, 155 MEIDERT, Nadine 126 MOORE, Alfred 46 MARCINKOWSKI, Frank 83, 115 MEIER, Petra 77 MOORE, Colleen 127 MARCOS-MARNE, Hugo 107, 138 MEIJERS, Maurits 65 MORALES, Laura 34, 42, 117 MAREJ, Katarina 111 MEISCH, Susanne 37 MORENO-FUENTES, Francisco Javier 64 MAREŠ, Miroslav 111 MEJIA, Luis Everdy 107 MORENO PIRES, Sara 61, 86, 95, 131 MARGVELASHVILI, Kristine 119 MEJSTŘÍK, Martin 97 MORGENSTERN, Sandra 51 MARIEN, Sofie 90, 101 MELÉNDEZ, Carlos 49 MORINI, Mara 34 MARINCEA, Adina 124 MELIDIS, Michail 96, 123 MORKEVIČIUS, Vaidas 97, 127 MARINI, Giulio 121, 138, 141 MELLADO, Claudia 69 MOROSKA-BONKIEWICZ, Aleksandra MARQUART, Franziska 61, 106 MELMAN, Joris 135 121 MARSCHALL, Stefan 60, 157 MELONI, Marco 36 MORRELL, Michael 35-36, 46 MARSDEN, Sarah 144 MEMOLI, Vincenzo 106 MOSAYEBI, Reza 51, 80 MARSHALL, David 75, 140 MENDEZ, Fernando 33, 48, 126 MOSCOVITZ, Hannah 39, 78, 120 MARTELLI, Jean-Thomas 41 MENÉNDEZ, Agustín José 123 MOTA, Fabiola 112 MARTILL, Benjamin 98-99 MENZEL, Anne 107, 121, 127 MOTA, Luis 47, 61 MARTIN, Aaron 81, 109 MEOLI, Michele 81 MOYSON, Stéphane MARTÍN CUBAS, Joaquín 71 MERILÄINEN, Niina 84, 99, 118 56, 66, 117, 124, 142 MARTÍNEZ-CANTÓ, Javier 115, 137 MERILUOTO, Taina 129 MUELLER, Samuel David 125 MARTÍNEZ-HERNÁNDEZ, Aldo Adrián 66 MERKLEY, Eric 52 MUELLER, Sean 120 MARTIN, Philippe 88 MERKOVITY, Norbert 80 MUFTI, Mariam 44 MARTIN-SHIELDS, Charles 63, 105, 113 MERLO, Stefano 62 MÜGGE, Liza 36, 41-42, 80 MARTINS, Veronica 49 MERTENS, Daniel 36, 82, 102, 143 MÜLLER-FUNK, Lea 89, 104, 113 MARUSYK, Yara 54 METSÄLÄ, Jussi 135 MÜLLER, Melanie 127 MARZI, Paolo 62 METTANG, Olivia 49, 54, 97 MÜLLER, Patrick 113 MASLOWSKI, Solange 62 METZ, Florence 101 MÜLLER-RENSCH, Miriam M. 35 MASSE, Johanna 121 METZ, Rudolf 130 MÜLLER-ROMMEL, Ferdinand 95 MASSIDDA, Luca 67 MEULEMAN, Bart 114, 135 MÜLLER, Sandra 38, 47 MATAN, Ana 62, 90 MEYER RESENDE, Madalena 73 MÜLLER, Wolfgang C. 105 MATOS, André 76, 85, 119 MEYER, Thomas 105 MURADOVA, Lala 46, 52, 101 MATTES, Astrid 88 MEYER, Trisha 118 MURDOCH, Zuzana 115 MATTES, Kyle 69 MICHAILIDOU, Asimina 55, 88, 96, 123 MUTTON, Rosamund 121 MATTHIEU, Joke 110 MICHEL, Elie 60, 78, 120 MATTILA, Mikko 71, 81 MICHELS, Ank 50 MATUSZEWSKI, Paweł 124 MICHON, Sébastien 62 N MAURER, Heidi 141 MIELLET, Sara 47 NAGEL, Melanie 56, 82, 110 MAUSE, Karsten 69 MIHACEVIC, Borislav 139 NAGLE, John 92, 138 MAVROZACHARAKIS, Emmanouil 89 MIKUCKA-WÓJTOWICZ, Dominika 32 NAI, Alessandro 73, 126, 137 MAY, Antonia 101 MILAZZO, Eleonora 47 NAKAMURA, Etsuhiro 56, 132 MAY, Danielle 87, 102 MILLER, Bronwyn 36 NALIVAIKĖ, Augustė 63, 77 MAYER, Sabrina 106 MILSTEIN, Brian 33 NANOU, Kyriaki 49, 53 MAYER, Stefanie 42 MINCIGRUCCI, Roberto 106 NARBUTIENĖ, Indrė 54 MAYORAL, Juan Antonio 102, 129, 148 MINKENBERG, Michael 100 NASCIMENTO DA SILVA, Thiago 79

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NASTASE, Andreea 71 OJAKANGAS, Mika 111, 122, 142 PARASKEVOPOULOS, Christos 124 NASTOS, Dimosthenis 63 ÖJEHAG, Andreas 58 PARDO, Sharon 39 NAURIN, Daniel 94, 140 OKSANEN, Markku 99 PARÍZEK, Michal 79, 85, 106-107, 141 NAURUSCHAT, Michael 75 OLEJNIK, Maciej 88 PARKINSON, John 72 NAVARRO, Carmen 86, 94 OLEKSIYENKO, Anatoly 121, 138, 141 PARKIN, Tim 48 NAVARRO, María G 46, 70 OLIVAS OSUNA, Jose Javier 110 PARTH, Anne-Marie 92 NAVRÁTIL, Jiří 74, 117 OLLIER, Lana 35, 44, 119 PARTHEYMÜLLER, Julia 81, 97, 116 NAWABDIN, Fatemah 89 OLSEN, Gorm Rye 43, 78, 84, 113 PASSARELLI, Gianluca 153 NEGREA BUSUIOC, Elena 39 OLUCHA-SÁNCHEZ, Francisco 66 PATBERG, Markus 51 NEGRI, Michele 67 O'MALLEY, Eoin 54, 96 PATERSON, Ian 110 NEMČOK, Miroslav 39, 83, 102, 115, 134 ÖNNUDÓTTIR, Eva Heida 107, 134, 154 PATZ, Ronny 107, 128 NEUKIRCH, Mario 68 ONTANU, Elena Alina 70 PAULUS, Lars 50 NEVEROV, Kirill 49 OPREA, Denisa 39 PAUSCH, Markus 95, 110 NEWELL, Peter 17, 63 OPSTRUP, Niels 131 PAUSTYAN, Ekaterina 106 NEWIG, Jens 51, 74-75, 84, 100 ORAWSKI, Laura 73 PAVAN, Elena 97 NEZI, Roula 59, 78 ORDONEZ, Jose Antonio 109 PAVEL, Carmen 80, 92, 100, 147 NGUYEN, Hoa 103 ORZELSKA-STĄCZEK, Agnieszka 84 PAVLÍKOVÁ, Miroslava 135 NICOLAIDIS, Kalypso 61 OSEI, Anja 73 PAVLOVA, Marina 39 NICOLAI, Katharina 54 OSHRI, Odelia 77 PAVLOVIC, Tomislav 90 NIELSEN, Marie Kaldahl 108 OSIČKA, Jan 53, 78, 94, 144 PAWŁOWSKA, Agnieszka 124 NIEMANN, Arne 49 OSTERBERG-KAUFMANN, Norma 72 PAZIK, Aneta 18, 70 NIEMEYER, Simon 46 ÖSTERMAN, Marcus 102 PAZOS-VIDAL, Serafin 108 NIESEN, Peter 51, 147 OTJES, Simon 75 PEDERSEN, Helene Helboe NIESSEN, Christoph 65 OTTIMOFIORE, Giuseppa 107 53, 86, 108, 138 NIIKAWA, Sho 97 OTUNGA, John 105 PEDROZA, Luicy 104, 122 NIKERS, Olevs 50 OUATTARA, Ebe 126 PEETERS, Jeroen 96 NIKIC CAKAR, Dario 57 OYUKE, Abel 105 PEINADO GARCÍA, Alejandro 96 NIKOLENYI, Csaba 51 ÖZDEMIR, Sina 80 PELC, Krzysztof 107 NILSSON, Jens 56 ÖZTÜRK, Cemal 56 PELED, Yoav 119 NOBLE, Ben 45 PELLICER, Miquel 80 NOHRSTEDT, Daniel 56, 110 PELTONIEMI, Johanna 125 NOORDZIJ, Kjell 115 P PERBANDT, Daniela 75 NORTH, Peter 17 PEREIRA, María 53 NOVAK, Meta 114 PAASCH, Jana 136 PEREZ, Nahshon 79 NOVAKOVIC, Aleksandar 38 PACZESNIAK, Anna 32, 134 PÉREZ-NIEVAS, Santiago 95, 104, 122 NOVOTNÝ, Vilém 37, 117, 142 PADDEN, Michaela 58 PEREZ ROJAS MARIANO DE AZEVEDO, NOWAKOWSKI, Paweł 34 PADILLA, Beatriz 74 José Antônio 108 NOWAK, Tobias 94, 140 PADILLA, Javier 48, 140 PERFEITO DA SILVA, Pedro 37 NTOURAKI, Stella 106 PADRO-SOLANET, Albert 112 PERLOT, Flooh 106 NUGENT, Mary 34 PADRTOVÁ, Barbora 15 PERNA, Roberta 64 NUÑEZ-JIMENEZ, Alejandro 75 PAHLE, Michael 35 PERRA, Margherita Sabrina 65 NUTI, Alasia 42 PAICU, Silviu 58 PERTWEE, Ed 36 NYHUIS, Dominic 33 PAJNIK, Mojca 42, 89 PETERSON, Lauri 34, 43 NYIRCSAK, Adrienn 100 PAKULL, Dominic 75 PETERS, Susanne 112 NYSETH, Torill 33 PALANSKY, Miroslav 75, 87, 102, 145 PETIT, Guillaume 53, 90 NYYSSÖNEN, Heino 135 PALFINGER, Thomas 129 PETITPAS, Adrien 61 PALONEN, Emilia 82, 108 PETO, Andrea 14 PALONEN, Kari 40, 67 PETRI, Franziska 132 O PAMIES PALAZUELO, Joan Carles 104 PETROCCIA, Sara 122 PANAGIOTOPOULOU, Foteini 117 PETROSYAN, Davit 68 OBENDIEK, Anke Sophia 58 PANEQUE, Andreu 85 PETTAI, Vello 82, 131, 135 OBERTHUER, Sebastian 112 PAN, Ja Seng 123 PHADNIS, Ajit 34, 42, 99 OCELÍK, Petr 82, 101, 117, 152 PANNICO, Roberto 129, 137 PIASENTIER, Marco 122, 132 ÖDALEN, Jörgen 82, 131 PANOV, Stoyan 52, 71, 93 PIAZZA, Gianni 130 OFFENBACKER, Beth 38, 43 PANTZERHIELM, Laura 102 PIEKARSKA-DURAJ, Łucja 58 O'FLYNN, Ian 22, 23 PAPAGEORGIOU, Achillefs 40, 81 PIETZKO, Manuel 33 OGAWA, Hiroki 66 PAPARO, Aldo 45 PILATH, Angela 65 OHLENDORF, Nils 109 PAPPAS, Zoe A. 138 PILATI, Katia 65, 121 OHLHORST, Doerthe 104 PAPP, Zsófia 122, 134, 151 PILKINGTON, Hilary 90 OIDTMANN, Raphael 86, 94, 102 PARADES, Marta 104 PILOTTI, Andrea 47, 59

178 INDEX OF NAMES

PILS, Eva 80 RADAELLI, Claudio 49, 89, 117 RINNE, Jonathan 40, 72-73 PINEDA, Pedro 100 RADEMANN, Jenny 48 RINSCHEID, Adrian 98 PIQUER, Jose 134 RADU, Loredana 39 RIPAMONTI, Gaia Matilde 64 PIROS, Silviu 92, 141 RADULOVA, Elissaveta 71 RIPPA, Tal 39, 120 PIRRO, Andrea L. P. 56, 88, 97, 120 RADZIK, Katarzyna 124 RISTESKA, Marija 124 PIZZIMENTI, Eugenio 60 RAEKSTAD, Paul 103 RITTBERGER, Berthold 40, 120 PLANCARTE-ESCOBAR, Rafael 150 RAFFOUL, Alexandre 92, 114, 127 RIVERA OTERO, José Manuel 53 PLESCHOVÁ, Gabriela 2, 15 RAFSTEDT, My 36 RIZAKIS, Miltiadis 115 PLESCIA, Carolina 105, 137 RAMA, José 126 ROBERTS, Cindy-Ricarda 44 POBEREZHSKAYA, Marianna 74 RAMSTETTER, Lena 73 ROBERTSON, Susan 40 PÓCZA, Kálmán 61 RANIOLO, Francesco 52 ROCCHETTI, Davide 121 POGUNTKE, Thomas 7, 18, 43, 66 RAPELI, Lauri 81, 112 RODGERS, Jeannette 107 POHLMANN, Angela 68 RASCH, Daniel 94, 115 RODI, Patricia 69 POHRIB, Codruta 48 RASHKOVA, Ekaterina RODRIGUES, Eugenia 129 POLIMENO, Maria Gloria 57 20, 22, 24, 87, 100, 102 RODRIGUES, Miguel 61 POLLEX, Jan 93, 111 RASMUSSEN, Anne 55, 64, 71 RODRÍGUEZ TERUEL, Juan52, 78, 95, 116 POLLOCK, Philip 92 RATNER, Meredith 136 ROEBER, Manfred 139 POLVERARI, Laura 93 RATTO, Maria Celeste 73 ROHRBACH, Livia 72 PONOMARENKO, Nadezhda 130, 134 RAUDLA, Ringa 76 ROIG, Rosa 71 POPA, Sebastian 81 RAUH, Christian 38 RÖING, Tim 105 POPOVA, Maria 45 RAVAZZI, Stefania 42 ROJON, Sebastien 51, 115 PORAT, Enis 38 RAVINET, Pauline 57, 78 ROMASHOV, Vadim 138 PORTILLO-PÉREZ, Manuel F. 34 RAWŁUSZKO, Marta 54, 77 RÖMER, Friederike 51 PORTOS GARCÍA, Martín 120 RAYMOND, Christopher 108 ROMERO MORENO, Guillermo 48, 140 PORTSCHY, Jürgen 139 REALE, Emanuela 66 ROMERO, Xavier 108 POSPIESZNA, Paulina 86 RECEVIC, Tijana 119 RONE, Julia 84, 97 POWER, Timothy 55 REDERT, Bastiaan 89, 94 ROODUIJN, Matthijs 109 POYET, Corentin 51 REDLAWSK, David 69 ROPERS, Guido 92 POZSGAI ALVAREZ, Joseph 131 REEVES, Eoin 118 RORI, Lamprini 59 PRAPROTNIK, Katrin 106 REGAN, Aidan 78 ROSA, Catarina 35, 63 PRATIWI, Hidayati Dwi Kusuma 123 REHER, Stefanie 64 ROSEMA, Martin 70 PREDA, Caterina 48 REHMERT, Jochen 50 ROSEMAN, Ira 69 PREISNER, Michalina 54, 101 REIBERG, Abel 48, 58 ROSEN, Amanda 15, 106 PRING, Jamie 127 REIDY, Theresa 50, 125 ROSENBERGER, Sieglinde 47, 53, 98 PRITONI, Andrea 81 REIFLER, Jason 69 ROSENBLUM, Ido 39 PROEDROU, Filippos 112 REINERS, Nina 64, 76 ROSENHEK, Zeev 103 PROKOP, Christine 77 REINKE DE BUITRAGO, Sybille 44-45 ROSÉN SUNDSTRÖM, Malena 50 PRONIN, Kira 108 REINL, Ann-Kathrin 84, 116 ROSSET, Damian 96 PROSZOWSKA, Dominika 131 REITZ, Sybille 75 ROSSET, Jan 62 PROZOROV, Sergei 111, 122, 142 REKKER, Roderik 55 ROSSETTI, Federica 114 PULA, Besnik 125 REMER-BOLLOW, Uwe 42 ROS, Virginia 97, 105, 129, 137 PULEO, Leonardo 69, 78 REN, Wanlin 88 ROTHER, Stefan 95, 112 PUPAZA, Elena 66 RESENDE, Madalena 73, 101, 177 ROTTINGHAUS, Bastian 50 PUSHKINA, Darya 137 REUTTER, Werner 94 R. SILVA, Joana 35 PUT, Gert-Jan 50, 61, 71 REYMERT, Ingvild 110 RÜDIG, Wolfgang 114, 121, 140 PYTLAS, Bartek 45, 69 REYNOLDS, Jesse 120 RUFFING, Eva 89, 93, 140, 154 RHEE, Wonkyung 63, 93 RUMELILI, Bahar 81, 128, 132, 138, 151 RICHARDSON, Liz 100 RUSSELL, Erica 140 Q RICO MOTOS, Carlos 99 RUTH-LOVELL, Saskia 37, 65, 82, 109 RIEDEL, Lisa 49, 54, 97 RUZZA, Carlo 56, 67 QUINLAN, Kathleen 15 RIEDEL, Rafał 49, 57, 125 RYAN, Matthew 21, 100, 123, 144 QUINLAN, Stephen 139, 155 RIEDL, Jasmin 139 RYCHLIK, Jasmin 124 QUITZOW, Rainer 54, 63, 75, 152 RIERA, Pedro 73, 87, 99, 134, 152 RYŠAVÝ, Dan 124 QVORTRUP, Matt 22, 24 RIJKEN, Arieke 38, 51, 115 RIJPKEMA, Bastiaan 55, 71 RIMKUTĖ, Dovilė 89, 115 S R RINCÓN GARCÍA, Leire 53, 114 RINGHOLM, Toril 33 SAARISTO, Maria 92 RABITZ, Florian 120 RINGLEROVA, Zuzana 129 SABCHEV, Tihomir 47 RACHED, Gabriel 48, 133 SACCÀ, Flaminia 67

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SACHER, Martin 76 SCHOLTE, Jan Aart 107 SILVA, Patrícia 61 SADECKA, Agnieszka 58 SCHOTEL, Anne Louise 36 SILVA, Tiago 129 SAGHAUG BRODERSTAD, Troy 117, 122 SCHOUTE, Martijn 118 SILVEIRA, Carolina 82 SAKAMOTO, Takayuki 125 SCHROEDER, Philipp 72, 129 SIMITI, Marilena 97 SAKER-BARZILAY, Raz 119 SCHROEDER, Ralph 36, 126 SIMÓN, Pablo 116 SALAMON, Jeremiasz 93 SCHROETER, Eckhard 77, 139 SIMRAL, Vit 145 SALAZAR MARCANO, Yunailis 112 SCHUBERT, Sophia 71, 126 SINDRE, Gyda 116, 126, 136, 151 SALDIVIA GONZATTI, Daniel Felipe SCHULZE, Kai 94 SIPULOVA, Katarina 60, 129 126, 137 SCHÜNEMANN, Wolf J. 58, 73 SIROKY, David 120 SÄLTZER, Marius 38, 125 SCHUPPERT, Fabian 68 SJÖBLOM, Katarina 132 SALVATI, Eugenio 47 SCHÜTZE, Nora 74 SJÖBLOM, Stefan 136 SÁNCHEZ-FERRER, Leonardo 107 SCHWAB, Regine 35, 77 SKAZLIC, Ivana 135 SANDAL ONAL, Elif 40 SCHWANDER, Hanna 143 SKJÆRSETH, Jon Birger 112 SANDBERG, Linn 36 SCHWARZBÖZL, Tobias 57 SKOGEN, Kari-Elisabeth 102 SANDRI, Giulia 36, 52, 96 SCHWARZ, Daniel 33 SKOLKAY, Andrej 124 SANDSTRÖM, Annica 56, 66 SCHWEIZER, Rémi 90 ŠKOLNÍK, Milan 49, 125 SANHUEZA PETRARCA, Constanza 135 SCHWINDENHAMMER, Sandra 119 SKORZAK, Jonas 49 SANTANA, Andres 34, 116 SCHWÖRER, Jakob 108, 115 SKOWRONSKA, Kaja 67 SANTILLI, Cecilia 35 SCOTT, David 96 SKRIPKA, Tatiana 93 SANZ-MENÉNDEZ, Luis 110 SEBASTIÃO, Dina 140 SKRZYPEK-CLAASSENS, Ania 32 SARTORIO, Francesca 33 SEBOK, Miklos 76 ŠKVRŇÁK, Michael 117 SATA, Robert 41, 63, 76 SEBŐ, Marianna 124 SLAVNY, Adam 136 SATOH, Keiichi 56, 64, 92 SEDELIUS, Thomas 45, 55 SLOAM, James 115 SATTLER, Thomas 92 SEDLACKO, Michal 90 SLOMCZYNSKA, Irma 37 SAURUGGER, Sabine 83 SEDMIHRADSKÁ, Lucie 133 SŁOMCZYŃSKI, Wojciech 83 SAXI, Hans Petter 131 SEELINGER, Ilana 41, 57 SLOMINSKI, Peter 113, 128 SCARAMUZZINO, Roberto 35 SEGERBERG, Alexandra 22, 25 SMEETS, Niels 94 SCARROW, Susan 18, 22, 43, 66, 136 SEHN, Linus 68 SMEKAL, Hubert 129 SCHACHT, Lena 100 SEIDENSCHNUR, Tim 100, 110 SMETS, Kaat 106 SCHACKOW, Nathan 78 SEISL, Benedikt 53, 105 SMITH, Graham 21, 35-36, 94, 123, 133 SCHADER, Miriam 89 SELK, Veith 40, 129 SMITH, Patrick 120 SCHÄDLER, Robin 33 SELVA, Donatella 36, 54, 84 SNAGOVSKY, Feodor 83, 100 SCHÄFER, Andreas 139 SELVIK, Kjetil 68-69 SNOWDEN, Dhara 19, 84 SCHÄFER, Constantin 81 SEMENOVA, Elena 49, 77, 100 SÖDERMAN, Mira 67 SCHAFFNER, Florian Simon 59 SENA, Pedro 95 SÖDERSTRÖM, Sara 66 SCHAKEL, Arjan H. 90, 114, 126, 143 SENNINGER, Roman 139 SOJKA, Aleksandra 32, 99, 110, 146 SCHAKEL, Wouter 62 ŠEREK, Jan 69 SOLEVID, Maria 38 SCHAMMANN, Hannes 47 SETÄLÄ, Maija 52, 133 SOLHAUG, Trond 101, 153 SCHAUB, Simon 101 SEUBERT, Sandra 56 SONAN, Sertac 38 SCHENA, Corina 33 SEVENANS, Julie 53, 96 SONNICKSEN, Jared 86 SCHIFFBECK, Adrian 46 SEWERIN, Sebastian 35 SOONTJENS, Karolin 53 SCHINDLER, Danny 50 SEYFRIED, Markus 111 SORCI, Giuliana 130 SCHINDLER, Sebastian 99 SHAMIR, Michal 139 SORICE, Michele 46, 54 SCHLAGER, Edella 74, 110, 124 SHARMA, Puspa 103 SOTIROPOULOU, Maria 106 SCHLAUFER, Caroline 37 SHAW, Daniel 126 SÖYLEMEZ, Seçkin 56 SCHLENKRICH, Oliver 44 SHEFER, Ira 54 SPÁČ, Peter 72, 78, 116, 131, 134 SCHLEUTKER, Elina 71, 98 SHENHAV, Shaul 77 SPÁČ, Samuel 140 SCHMID, Nicolas 35 SHIMIZU, Naoki 56, 132 SPADA, Paolo 35-36, 46 SCHMID, Samuel 51, 104 SHIM, Jaemin 34 SPALIŃSKA, Aleksandra 38, 48 SCHMIDT, Aernout 69 SIAME, Muchemwa 123 SPIEKERMANN, Kai 33, 103, 136 SCHMIDT, Tobias 35 SIBBING, Lara 119 SQUATRITO, Theresa SCHMIT, Dan 112 SIBINESCU, Laura Elena 83, 108 86, 106, 113, 137, 148 SCHMITT, Hermann 81 SIDDI, Marco 84, 103 SQUEVIN, Pierre 66 SCHMOLL, Moritz 83 SIDDIQUEE, Noore 97 SROKA, Anna 121 SCHMUCK, David 59, 116 SIEBERER, Ulrich 59 STADELMANN-STEFFEN, Isabelle 130 SCHNABEL, Johanna 65 SIEBERT, Katharina 77 STADLMAIR, Jeremias 53, 105 SCHNEIDERHEINZE, Claas 113 SIEGERS, Pascal 134 STAFF, Helge 37 SCHNEIDER, Steffen 133 SIKLODI, Nora 67 STAIGER, Uta 99 SCHOBESS, Richard 76 SILOTTO, Graziele 53 STANLEY, Ben 39, 45, 78, 104

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STANUS, Cristina 131, 133, 149 SZÁNTÓ, András 130 TIME, Martin Stangborli 128 STAPPERT, Nora 72 SZCZEPAŃSKI, Jakub 34 TING, Wang Leung 83, 138 STARKE, Christopher 83 SZCZEPAŃSKI, Jarosław 122 TJADEN, Jasper 51 STARK, Toralf 56, 72 SZCZERBIAK, Aleks 16, 20, 100 TODD, Jennifer 81, 92, 151 STASIAK, Dorota 129 SZENTE-VARGA, Mónika 128 TOEPFL, Florian 69 STATSCH, Patrick 75 SZKARLAT, Monika 78 TOKA, Gabor 20, 100 STAUBER, Jakub 67 SZMIGIEL-RAWSKA, Katarzyna 61 TÖLLER, Annette Elisabeth 75 STAVRAKAKIS, Yannis 65 SZÖCSIK, Edina 109 TORJESEN, Dag Olaf 130-131 STECKEL, Jan 109 SZUKALA, Andrea 111 TORTOLA, Pier Domenico 59 STECKER, Christian 136 SZULECKA, Julia 129 TOTH, Gergo 122 STEENVOORDEN, Eefje 131 SZULECKI, Kacper TOTH, Michal 134 STEIGER, Stefan 58, 73 78, 94, 104, 129-130, 132, 144 TRABUCCO, Lena 86 STEINBACHER, Christina 127 SZYMAŃSKI, Adam 83, 93, 118 TRANGBÆK, Amalie 139 STEINEBACH, Yves 127 SZYMAŃSKI, Piotr 130 TRAUNER, Florian 37 STEINER, Nils 62, 73 TRECHSEL, Alexander H. 60, 81 STEINGASS, Sebastian 128 TREI, Derk 37 STERN, Verena 135 T TREIN, Philipp 66, 127 STEUER, Max 37-38, 52, 60 TRENCHER, Gregory 63 STEVENS, Simon 103 TABUNS, Otto 50 TRENZ, Hans-Jörg 40, 45, 80, 88, 123 STEYVERS, Kristof 105 TAFLAGA, Marija 41, 100 TROMBORG, Mathias 70 STIANSEN, Øyvind 72, 86 TAGGART, Paul 88 TRONCONI, Filippo 78, 86, 116 STIER, Sebastian 36, 126, 134 TAKASHIMA, Asako 66 TROTT, Ben 117 STOECKEL, Florian 69 TALLBERG, Jonas 107 TROTTIER, Daniel 48 STOEHR, Tobias 113 TALUKDER, David 70 TROVATO, Sara 108 STOJANOVIĆ, Nenad 52, 72, 82 TALVING, Liisa 32, 129 TRÜDINGER, Eva-Maria 69 STOJILOVSKA, Ana 112 TANAKA, Masako 66 TRYLINSKA, Anna 128 STOLICKI, Dariusz 83, 93, 105 TANASESCU, Mihnea 99 TRZCIŃSKA, Julia 80 STONE, Peter 55 TARASIUK, Tomasz 131 TSAKATIKA, Myrto 78 STRANDBERG, Kim 52, 133 TARDITI, Valeria 52 TSAROUHAS, Dimitris 84, 106, 128 STRASSHEIM, Holger 114, 139, 147 TARLEA, Silvana 59 TSERETELI, Nino 129 STREBEL, Michael 113 TAVARES, Antonio 61, 72, 131, 149 TSOURAPAS, Gerasimos 147 STROMBOM, Lisa 127, 138 TAYLOR, Abigail 130 TSUKIYAMA, Hiroki 132 STRONG, James 61 TAYLOR, Anthony 80, 92 TUOMINEN, Hanna 119 STRUNZ, Sebastian 43 TELES, Filipe 61, 95, 131 TURGEON, Mathieu 126 STÜRNER, Janina 47 TELLMANN, Silje Maria 102 TURKKA, Saara 108 STUTZ, Philipp 37 TENA-SÁNCHEZ, Jordi 46 TURNER-ZWINKELS, Tomas 62, 73 STUVØY, Kirsti 35, 43, 157 TEPE, Markus 77 TZAGKARAKIS, Stylianos Ioannis 89, 96 SUDULICH, Maria Laura 22, 23, 115, 149 TEPEROGLOU, Eftychia 140 SUHARI, Mirko 68 TERLIZZI, Andrea 133 SUITER, Jane 39, 52, 93 TERMEER, Katrien 119 U SULA, Piotr 95 TERRIÈRE, Lorenzo 96 SUNAHARA, Yosuke 56 TÉTÉNYI, András 104, 113 UDREA, Georgiana 38 SUNDBERG, Jan 135-136 THALER, Philipp 84 UEKAMI, Takayoshi 66 SUPAJAKWATTANA, Watcharapol 82 THEMANN, Dörte 104 UFEL, Wojciech 83 SURUBARU, Neculai-Cristian 124, 137 THESEN, Gunnar 90, 96 UHRIG, Bettina 59 SURWILLO, Izabela 84 THIEL, Andreas 74, 117, 119, 142 ULNICANE, Inga 57, 66 SUSÁNSZKY, Pál 38 THIELE, Daniel 57, 115 UMPIERREZ DE REGUERO, Sebastián SUS, Monika 98, 125 THIELGES, Sonja 43, 54, 63 104, 125 SUTTON, Caroline 18 THIEM, Alrik 106 URDZE, Sigita 86 SUURONEN, Ville 111 THIJSSEN, Peter 95 URPELAINEN, Johannes 109 SVAČINOVÁ, Petra 41, 62 THOMANN, Eva 77, 106, 111, 136 UYTTENDAELE, Laura 70 SVENSSON LA ROSA, Marco 84 THOMANN, Pierre-Emmanuel 34 SWARTZ, David 45, 80 THOMPSON, Simon 79 SWIANIEWICZ, Paweł 61, 133 THOMSON, Catarina 112 V SZABADOS, Krisztian 121 THOMSON, Viktoria 39 VACCARO, Andrea 85, 138 SZABO, Gabriella 73, 124 THORVALDSDOTTIR, Svanhildur 85, 91, 107, 141 VAGIONAKI, Eleftheria 66 SZABO, Imre 82, 136 THUERMER, Gefion 52 VAIDELYTE, Egle 97 SZABO, John 134 THUNE, Taran 102 VALBRUZZI, Marco 95, 116 SZAJKOWSKA, Anna 136 TILLIE, Jean 75 VALKOVIČOVÁ, Veronika 77

181 INDEX OF NAMES

VAN AELST, Peter 46, 95-96, 125 VETTER, Angelika 42, 105 WAMSLER, Steffen 99 VAN BIEZEN, Ingrid 18, 43 VETULANI-CĘGIEL, Agnieszka 86, 118 WANG, Congcong 109 VAN CROMBRUGGE, Ronald 39 VIDA, Bianka 63, 76 WANNALAK, Vorawan 54 VANDELEENE, Audrey 50 VIDAL, Guillem 57 WARRINGTON, Edward 58 VAN DEN BROEK, Onna Malou VIEIRA, Adriane 74 WASEEM, Zoha 43 59, 75, 86, 140 VIEIRA COSTA, Andressa Liegi 38 WASS, Hanna 83, 102, 139, 155 VANDEN EYNDE, Gunther 61 VIETH, Kilian 58 WASSUM, Moritz 117 VAN DER BRUG, Wouter 87, 126 VIITAHUHTA, Taneli 33, 142 WATTAD, Mohammed 140 VAN DER KAMP-ALONS, Gerry 103 VILLADSEN, Anders 131 WEAVER, Cai 132 VAN DER KIST, Jasper 96 VILLAMAYOR-TOMAS, Sergio 74 WEBER, Regina 49 VAN DER MEER, Tom 55, 126, 131 VILLANUEVA, Prince Aian 58 WEBER, Till 79 VAN DER NOLL, Jolanda VINICHENKO, Vadim 98 WEDGWOOD YOUNG, Enrique 116 40, 49, 59, 69, 79-80, 157 VINTILA, Daniela 51, 95, 104, 147 WEGHMANN, Vera 118 VAN DER PAS, Daphne VIOLA, Lora Anne 68, 79, 146 WEGRICH, Kai 48-49, 58, 69 42, 54, 80, 89, 117 VISHNEVSKAIA, Anastasiia 72, 119 WEGSCHAIDER, Klaudia 104 VAN DER VEER, Reinout 76 VITTORI, Davide 45, 52 WEGSCHEIDER, Carsten 59, 126 VAN DER VLEUTEN, Anna 76 VIVIANI, Lorenzo 65 WEIBERG-SALZMANN, Mirjam 35, 88 VAN DER WAAL, Jeroen 115 VLANDAS, Tim 92, 138, 143 WEIBLE, Chris 74, 110 VAN DE WARDT, Marc 87 VLIEGENTHART, Rens 53, 96, 106, 112 WEILER, Florian 34, 86, 104 VAN DIJK, Rozemarijn 46 VODA, Petr 41, 62, 108, 116 WEILL, Pierre-Edouard 62 VAN ERKEL, Patrick 38, 125 VOERMAN, Gerrit 59, 66 WEINLICH, Silke 91 VAN GORP, Baldwin 85 VOGELER, Colette 74, 93, 119, 124 WEINRICH, Martin 93 VAN HAUTE, Emilie 18, 156 VOGEL, Lars 47 WEINTRAUB, Roy 119 VAN HECKE, Steven 134 VOGELPOHL, Thomas 75 WEISS, Alexander 71, 91 VAN HOOTEGEM, Arno 114, 135 VOIGT, Linda 45-46 WEISSKIRCHER, Manès 117, 131 VAN KESSEL, Stijn 19, 56, 65, 78, 84 VOIGT, Stefan 129 WEISSTANNER, David 73, 138 VANKOVSKA, Biljana 55 VOINEA, Camelia Florela 46-47, 58, 156 WEI, Zhang 75 VAN LEEUWEN, Robert 66 VOLK, Sabine Dorothea 45 WEKO, Silvia 90, 130 VAN MIERLO, Trix 53 VOLLMANN, Erik 54, 118 WELCH, Stephen 130 VAN OOSTEN, Sanne 80 VOLTMER, Katrin 69 WELP, Yanina 65, 109 VAN SPANJE, Joost 55, 87, 126 VON HOMEYER, Ingmar 112 WENDLER, Frank 34, 98, 120 VAN STEKELENBURG, Jacquelien 65 VON INGERSLEBEN-SEIP, Nora 64 WENGER, Virginia 33 VAN TRAPPEN, Sigrid 50 VON LÜPKE, Heiner 43 WENZELBURGER, Georg 45 VAN VONNO, Cynthia 116 VON SCHNEIDEMESSER, Dirk 129 WENZEL, Michał 111 VÁNYI, Éva 85, 100 VON SCHOULTZ, Åsa 71, 115 WERNER, Annika 59, 83, 98, 112, 134 VARGA, Mihai 74 VOORN, Bart 61 WERNER, Hannah 82, 93 VARNESKOV, Tobias 46 VOSSING, Konstantin 101 WESTPHAL, Manon 42, 88 VARSORI, Andrea 35, 43 VRABLIKOVA, Katerina 97, 116 WHITAKER, Richard 81 VASILOPOULOU, Sofia VRAKOPOULOS, Christos 138 WHITEFIELD, Stephen 68 16, 22, 23, 32, 57, 81 VRÂNCEANU, Alina 135 WHITE, Steven 75 VASSALLO, Salvatore 86 VRYDAGH, Julien 94 WHITING, Matthew 116, 126, 151 VEDELD, Trond 87 VUKASOVIC, Dejana 41 WIDMUCH, Sebastian 48, 137 VEGETTI, Federico 88 VUKASOVIC, Martina 57, 64, 148 WICHŁACZ, Monika 2, 16 VEGGELAND, Frode 91, 103, 128 WIESEHOMEIER, Nina 65, 109, 126 VEIT, Sylvia 139 WIESNER, Claudia 40, 67, 80, 98, 146 VEJVODOVÁ, Petra 44, 78 WILHELM, James 137 VEKOVIC, Marko 154 W WILLE, Anchrit 93, 116 VELICOGNA, Marco 69-70 WACHS, Johannes 122 WILLEMS, Evelien 55 VENEMA, Agnes 44, 68, 134 WACŁAWSKA, Weronika 49 WILLERS, Rabea 46 VERBALYTE, Monika 32, 59, 73, 101 WADDAN, Alex 128 WILLIAMS, Christopher 116 VERCESI, Michelangelo 47 WAGENAAR, Charlotte 40 WILLIAMS, Emyr 90, 93 VERGNANO, Cecilia 74 WAGNER, Markus 92 WILLIAMS, Howard 34, 148 VERHAEGEN, Soetkin 32, 77, 107, 146 WAGNER, Nora 76 WILLIAMS, Owen 118 VERHEYEN, Pieter 41 WAGNER, Paul 82, 92 WILLMES, Christian 140 VERÍSSIMO, Bruna 38 WALCZAK, Agnieszka 60 WILMS, Lena 46 VERLEYE, Zeger 49 WALECKA, Katarzyna 67 WILSON, Bruce 37, 92, 129 VERNEY, Susannah 105, 116, 155 WALENTEK, Dawid 134 WINGERTER, Luisa 101 VERTIKA, Vertika 47, 113 WALLASCHEK, Stefan 67, 124 WINTERMANTEL, Vanessa 92 VERZICHELLI, Luca 62, 95, 130 WALSH, Dawn 114, 132 WISSENBURG, Marcel 99 VESA, Juho 92 WALSH-FÜHRING, Marcus 117 WISS, Tobias 62, 125

182 INDEX OF NAMES

WITAJEWSKA-BALTVILKA, Baiba 83 Y ZANNETTOU, Savvas 36 WITTBERG, Emanuel 39 ZAPLETALOVA, Veronika 132 WITTING, Antje 94 YANG, Hai 85 ZASLOVE, Andrej 19, 65, 84, 98 WITTWER, Stefan 77 YANG, Mundo 70, 86, 107 ZBIRAL, Robert 88 WOHLGEMUTH, Felix 125 YAN, Shaohua 145 ZDANAVICIUS, Liudas 91 WØIEN HANSEN, Vibeke 75 YAVUZYILMAZ, Hakan 57 ZEIGERMANN, Ulrike 51, 120 WOJCIECHOWSKA, Marta 79, 87 YAYLACI, Sule 62 ZEILINGER, Bernhard 82 WOJNICKI, Jacek 32 YENER-RODERBURG, Inci Öykü ZEKULIN, Michael 35 WOJTAS, Kinga 67 85, 95, 122 ŽELEZNIK, Ana 114 WOLF-BAUWENS, Mira 70 YESIL, Ilay Zehra 101 ZELLER, Michael 107 WOLFF, Stefan 106, 127, 137 YEŞILKAĞIT, Kutsal 58-59, 85, 115 ZELLI, Fariborz 51 WOLINETZ, Steven 19, 84, 134 YILDIRIM, Tevfik Murat 96, 116 ŻERKOWSKA-BALAS, Marta 85, 111 WOLKENSTEIN, Fabio 39, 42 YLÄ-ANTTILA, Tuomas 56, 82, 92 ZEYREK, Can 71 WONICKI, Rafał 92 YLISALO, Juha 50 ZGAGA, Tiziano 127 WOOD, Matthew 62 YOKOTA, Masatoshi 51 ZIEGLER, Franziska 47 WORDLICZEK, Łukasz 110 YOUNG, Mitchell 40, 78, 148 ZIELINSKA, Katarzyna 80 WOZNIAK, Antal 55 YOUNSO, Christin 47 ZILLES, Julia 42, 130 WOZNIAKOWSKI, Tomasz P. 95 YUAN, Mengqi 49 ZIMMERMANN, Karsten 33 WRIGHT, Kieran 126 ZITTEL, Thomas 42, 53, 138 WRIGHT, Thorin 37 ZITTOUN, Philippe 83 WROBEL, Anna 36, 48, 145 Z ZOHLNHÖFER, Reimut 37, 45-46, 117 WU, Dan 119 ZUBOK, Maksim 106 ZABANOVA, Yana 134 WUNSCH, Natasha 52, 120, 156 ŽUFFOVÁ, Mária 63 ZABOTKIN, Mikhail 72 WURTHMANN, Lucas Constantin 48 ZUMOFEN, Guillaume 134 ZAFEIRIS, Konstantinos 106 WYSS, Dominik 51 ZUPA, Uldis 135 ZAGÓRSKI, Piotr 80, 92, 126 ZÜRN, Anja 43 ZAGRAPAN, Jozef 131 ZVALIAUSKAS, Giedrius 97 ZAHAVI, Hila 39, 120 ZWAAN, Pieter 103 X ZAJAK, Sabrina 65, 76 ZYLA, Benjamin 147 ZAMĘCKI, Łukasz 48 XENIDIS, Raphaële 113 ZYLICZ, Piotr Olaf 130 XIA, Weiqian 47 ZAMPONI, Lorenzo 56, 76 XYDIAS, Christina 133 ZANGL, Bernhard 40, 120

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