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46th ECPR Joint Sessions of Workshops – Nicosia, 10 – 14 April 2018

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Contents

Welcome from the ECPR Chair and the local organising committee...... 2 The University of Nicosia...... 4 Out and about in the city...... 5 The European Consortium for Political Research...... 6 Jean Blondel PhD Prize...... 8 Rudolf Wildenmann Prize...... 9 Stein Rokkan Lecture – From Grexit to Brexit: Understanding the Challenges to the Governance of the European Union...... 10 Practical information...... 11 Meet the Editors...... 12 Daily summary...... 13 Campus map...... 14 Overview of Workshops and rooms...... 15 Workshops and participants...... 16 A – Z index of participants, by surname...... 54 WELCOME Welcome from ECPR’s Executive Committee Chair

Dear Participants Welcome to the ECPR’s 46th Joint Sessions, and welcome to Nicosia! In some respects, this is a very special Joint Sessions. In the first place, the Joint Sessions were held in Nicosia before, in 2006. They were hosted then by Intercollege, just one year before Intercollege Nicosia became the University of Nicosia. Apart from the name change, the University of Nicosia is now one of the small and select group of ECPR member institutions that has organised a major ECPR event twice! We are extremely grateful to our Nicosia colleagues, and especially to the local organising committee of professors Emilios Solomou, Constantinos Adamides, and Michalis Kontos for inviting us back. After all, Cyprus and its capital Nicosia are not only a beautiful, but also a most interesting venue for a meeting of political scientists: the country’s strategic location in the Mediterranean has given it more than its fair share of international turbulence and still unresolved domestic conflict. The programme now also includes Apart from returning to Nicosia and It is also special because we have a workshop on Teaching and growing bigger, the core of the Joint Sessions’ successful formula remains a near-record 30 Workshops meeting Learning in Political Science, unchanged: bring together small here. Perhaps Kris Deschouwer and following on the growing interest groups of senior and junior scholars Anna Sroka, who put together the for panels in this field at recent academic programme, and the staff of working on a particular theme, for General Conferences! ECPR Central Services, were inspired five days, to discuss intensively each by the University of Nicosia motto: We thank the Workshop Directors for other’s Papers, while offering plenty of ‘Think Big!’. their efforts in first putting together opportunities to meet and mingle with a winning Workshop proposal, and the participants in parallel Workshops. The themes of the Workshops are then to select you, the participants. a veritable catalogue of contemporary I wish you all an inspiring, productive, political challenges: migration, Add to this programme of parallel and pleasant five days! populism, political personalisation, workshops the plenary meeting lack of inclusiveness, organised crime, featuring the Stein Rokkan Lecture Rudy B. Andeweg Euroscepticism, financial crisis, digital by Kevin Featherstone with the Chair, ECPR Executive (non)democracy, etc, etc. intriguing title From Grexit to Brexit. Committee, 2015 – 2018

2 WELCOME ...and the local organisers

Dear Participants Nicosia, the last divided capital in The University has tried, in close Europe, combines a history that co-operation with the ECPR On behalf of the Local goes back centuries and prominently Central Services, to take care of Organising Committee and displays the marks left by its various all the organisational logistics in the Department of Politics and conquerors. It is at the same time a most meticulous way. We hope Governance, I welcome you to a modern city that, as the capital of you experience a very productive the University of Nicosia; the Republic of Cyprus, stands as conference and take with you the host of the 46th ECPR the outpost of the European Union rich and pleasant memories from Joint Sessions of Workshops. in the Eastern Mediterranean. your visit to Cyprus. We are proud to be hosting this The island of Cyprus has a lot to offer We have placed at your disposal our event in 2018. Although young as that would cater to the interests of all premises, which we trust will offer a University, we have a long tradition visitors: you can taste the rich Cypriot you what you need to help you make in the field of international relations cuisine, visit archaeological or religious the most of your participation in and politics that goes back to the sites and enjoy a trip to the Troodos the 46th Joint Sessions. mid-1990s, so we are very honoured Mountains or to the sea. Museums Emilios A. Solomou and excited to have the opportunity and art galleries are easily accessible to host one of the most prestigious for those who prefer less physically Chair, Local events in our field at our University. adventurous escapades. Organising Committee

The local organising team, left–right: Irene Koliandri Constantinos Adamides Emilios A. Solomou Michalis Kontos David Kapanadze Danae Ofakoglou

3 SECTIONABOUT UNIC HEAD The University of Nicosia

A regional leader with pioneering initiatives and a forward-thinking vision

innovative joint degrees with some Studies, with special focus on Eastern of the leading universities in Europe. Mediterranean Studies. Reputed Moreover, UNIC has been a as a leading IR department in the pioneer in online education in region, it focuses primarily in security, the Mediterranean, supporting its energy, economic and societal issues own degree programmes, as well of the broader region through its as those of joint degree partners academic programmes, publications, throughout Europe. conferences and collaborations with local and international governmental UNIC also stands out for a number and non-governmental actors. of global firsts in its dynamic initiative in cryptocurrency and The Department’s academic programmes offer particular NIC is the largest university blockchain technology. More specialities in Middle East and in Cyprus, and the largest specifically, it was the first university Eastern Mediterranean Studies, university in Southern in the world to: (a) offer a course and U degree programme in the field; (b) Energy and International Security, Europe that teaches primarily in European Integration, Law and English, welcoming 11,500 students deliver graduates from a programme Politics in the EU, and Public from over 70 countries across of this type; (c) publish academic Administration. the globe. It is a comprehensive certificates and diplomas on the university with over 100 conventional blockchain; and (d) accept bitcoin The Department is associated on-campus and online programmes for tuition. with the Centre for European and of study, and particular strengths International Affairs (CEIA), a in medicine, health sciences, law, Regional leader leading think-tank in Cyprus, while accounting, and international it also runs the Diplomatic Academy relations. UNIC’s recent focus in IR studies and the Dialogue Chair in Middle is characterised by innovation in UNIC’s Department of Politics Eastern Studies. It publishes The new technology and transnational and Governance continues a strong Cyprus Review, the premier English- programme delivery. tradition on topics surrounding language refereed journal on Cyprus International Relations and European and International Relations. Thinking big internationally The University of Nicosia has been instrumental in the internationalisation of higher education in Cyprus and the wider region. It founded and operates the first and largest medical school in Cyprus, in collaboration with St George’s, University of London. UNIC also offers a series of

4 NICOSIA Out and about in the city

The capital city of Cyprus, Nicosia is a vibrant place, where the ancient past and contemporary present blend seamlessly

he medieval city of Nicosia is thousands of years old, with Agios Ioannis Cathedral Church TVenetian Walls encompassing a variety of historical landmarks.

Historic attractions The Medieval Walls 16th century walls including eleven pentagonal bastions with rounded orillons and protected by an 80m moat. Famagusta Gate Significant gate of Venetian Nicosia, opening onto the road that led to the island’s most important harbour town. Phaneromeni Church Built in 1872 next to an ancient Orthodox nunnery, it is the largest church within the walls. The marble mausoleum located in the east of the church contains the remains of bishops and other clerics executed by the Ottomans in 1821 in reprisals for the beginning of the Greek War of Independence. Agios Ioannis Cathedral Church Shopping the city; exhibition of Old Nicosia. Renovated in 1662 by Archbishop

Nikiforos. The recently restored 18th Ledras and Onasagorou streets in the Leventis Municipal Museum Traces the history of Nicosia from century frescoes painted during the old city are full of souvenir shops and prehistoric times to the present day. era of Archbishop Silvestros recreate stores with traditional Cypriot goods. scenes from the Holy Bible and the Makarios Avenue and Stasikratous Byzantine Museum and Art discovery of Apostle Varnavas’ tomb street in the new city feature all the Galleries of the Archbishop in Salamina. familiar high-street chain stores. Makarios III Foundation Rare icons from 5th–19th century; Omeriye Hamam Built 1570–71 European Art Gallery; Greek afer the island fell to the Ottomans, Museums Independence War Art Gallery. this bath complex or hamam was Cyprus Museum Archaeological dedicated to the Caliph Omar and museum; early human settlement. Cyprus Folk Art Museum pottery, the area became known as Omeriye. metalwork, carpentry, textiles and

Museum of Natural History folk art housed in Gothic monastery. Selimiye Mosque Nicosia’s biggest 2,500+ exhibits of Cypriot flora, mosque, known historically as fauna and geology. Nicosia Municipal Arts Centre the Cathedral of Saint Sophia. It is Contemporary art gallery in AG Leventis Gallery Modern, the largest and oldest surviving refurbished power station. eco‑friendly art gallery. Gothic church in Cyprus – and possibly constructed on the site Shacolas Tower Museum and www.visitnicosia.com.cy for things to do and places to eat and drink of an earlier Byzantine church. Observatory 11th-floor view across

5 ABOUT THE ECPR

The European Consortium for Political Research

The ECPR is an independent, scholarly association that supports and encourages the training, research and cross-national co‑operation of political scientists through Europe and the world

Membership scholars from across the world. This 15–20 participants per Workshop, year’s academic programme features all of whom are researching in that particular field. Participants present ECPR membership is institutional 70 Sections and around 500 Panels a Paper which is then discussed in and currently comprises nearly 350 covering the full spectrum of political detail by the full group, providing universities concerned with the science and international relations, unrivalled opportunity for feedback teaching and research of political as well as an engaging Plenary and development of research. science. Membership is paid by the programme of topical and high- university, but it is the individuals profile lectures and Roundtables. Methods School within it who receive the benefit; ECPR believes that good research from Master’s and PhD students, Joint Sessions requires solid methodology. Our through to the most senior professor. of Workshops biannual Methods School offers Unique in format and considered the training across all methodologies, ECPR events highlight of the annual international and caters to the needs of macro- political science calendar, the and micro-level research. The General Conference Joint Sessions of Workshops have courses, which can be followed on The ECPR’s General Conference been held in a different European their own or combined over one or is the largest annual gathering of city every spring since 1973. The more events, cover quantitative and political scientists in Europe, regularly Joint Sessions remain extremely qualitative designs as well as positivist bringing together some 2,000 competitive, with a strict limit of and interpretative perspectives. ABOUT THE ECPR

Publications Prizes Journals and book series ECPR awards ten prizes each year. These recognise achievement at all ECPR co-publishes four leading stages of a scholar’s career, including journals: European Political Science, the annual Jean Blondel PhD Prize European Journal of Political Research, for the best thesis by a scholar at a European Political Science Review and member institution, and the biennial the European Journal of International Lifetime Achievement Award, for a Relations. It also publishes the scholar who has made an outstanding high‑profileComparative Politics book contribution to the discipline. series, with Oxford University Press. This year sees the launch of a brand-new Open Access journal, Executive Political Research Exchange, published in partnership with Taylor & Francis. Committee The Winter School in Methods and ECPR Press 2015 – 2018 Techniques takes place around In 2005 the ECPR launched its own February/March each year; the Chair, Rudy B. Andeweg imprint: ECPR Press. The Press Summer School runs July–August. Universiteit Leiden Combining the Summer and Winter publishes high-quality Monographs Schools, you can follow training and collections of Essays, along with Vice Chair & Treasurer, tracks to create a bespoke package. a small selection of Classics that have Richard S. Katz made a significant contribution to Johns Hopkins University political studies scholarship. Funding Now published in partnership with Maurizio Carbone To encourage participation in ECPR Rowman & Littlefield International, University of Glasgow events, every year we award around the imprint also includes a highly 200 grants to scholars from full- respected series of multi-authored, Kris Deschouwer member institutions. Grants are edited volumes, Studies in European Vrije Universiteit Brussel a key membership benefit, but the Political Science, many of which have Mary Farrell number for each event is capped, so developed from Workshops and Plymouth University applying does not guarantee success. Panels at ECPR events. Applicants are limited to one ECPR Klaus Goetz Ludwig-Maximilians Grant/Registration Refund in any Standing Groups two‑year period. Universität München ECPR grants contribute towards and Research Ólafur Þ. Harðarson attendance and are paid after the Networks Háskóli Íslands event. We also offer funding to our Reuven Hazan Hebrew The ECPR’s Standing Groups and Standing Groups, either as ‘seed University of Jerusalem Research Networks are formalised money’ to help start up a new group, groups of researchers that operate Petri Koikkalainen or to support the organisation of with the institutional support of the University of Lapland a summer school. See the Funding ECPR. Reflecting the breadth of the tab of our website to find out more. Birgit Sauer Universität Wien discipline, there are currently over Anna M. Sroka 50 groups covering all sub-fields of University of Warsaw MyECPR political science and international Staff and students at member relations. Anyone with an interest Luca Verzichelli institutions are encouraged to set up in that field can join a Group or Università degli Studi di Siena a MyECPR account, through which Network and instantly connect you can register for events, and keep with scholars working in their area To find out more about track of Section, Workshop, Panel through regular mailings, organisation the current EC, go to and Paper submissions. You can also of Sections, Panels or Workshops www.ecpr.eu and click the make contact with other scholars who at ECPR events, annual meetings ‘Executive Committee’ link share your research interests, and or even their own international at the bottom of the page. subscribe to relevant news bulletins. conferences and summer schools.

7 2017 PRIZES Jean Blondel PhD Prize

The Blondel Prize jury, which was specific political-institutional relations unanimous in its choice of winner, was last between the state and the minority year chaired by Birgit Sauer (University of nation on the one hand, and the Vienna, also representing the ECPR). The conflict-free societal relations jury also comprised Mary Farrell (Plymouth between the minority nation and University), Petra Meier (University of the state majority living within the Antwerp), and Ferdinand Müller-Rommel minority nation on the other. (Leuphana University Lüneburg). All parties instrumentalised the erena’s thesis evaluates immigration discourse to differentiate stateless nationalist and themselves from their national regionalist parties’ identity governments and to strengthen V their own strategic interests. constructions between 1992 and 2012. Her focus is on the Basque Covering different fields of Country, Corsica, South Tyrol, political science, including Scotland and Wales. How do these party analysis and studies on parties construct national identity in immigration and integration, a context of rising immigration? Do Verena argues persuasively that they consider migrants and diversity a sort of ‘instrumental nationalism’ an integral part of minority nations? exists, which facilitates identity This dissertation is the first to deal construction based on civic and with such questions in a longitudinal territorial markers. This strategy study and with a comparative allows for the inclusion of diverse Verena Wisthaler perspective on the stateless nations. immigrant groups – but is always University of Leicester It takes a qualitative approach, constructed against the central state. and EURAC Research analysing parties’ discourses on immigration and their policies Our Jury’s verdict on migrant integration. Immigration and ‘Overall, this thesis generates timely Collective Identity Verena’s study shows that the and innovative knowledge, and opens in Minority Nations: parties take different approaches to up new paths in comparative political immigration and the construction A Longitudinal science analysis. A pleasure to read, of the nation in times of rising Verena’s dissertation is problem Comparison of Stateless immigration. She explains driven, and therefore contributes Nationalist and convincingly these different to our understanding of urgent Regionalist Parties in approaches by carving out the societal and political problems.’ the Basque Country, Corsica, South Tyrol, Blondel Prize shortlist Maurits J. Meijers Scotland and Wales Clara Egger Hertie School of Governance, Berlin University of Grenoble Contagious Euroscepticism: Since 2003, the ECPR has awarded ONG: Organisations The Impact of Eurosceptic an annual prize for the best PhD thesis Néo‑Gouvernementales Analyse Challenger Parties on in politics, encompassing International des Stratégies Étatiques de Mainstream Party Attitudes Relations, Political Theory, and Contrôle des ONG Humanitaires toward European Integration en Zones de Conflit (1989–2005) Public Administration. Cynthia M.C. van Vonno Ingrid Doris Mauerer Leiden University The prize fund is €1,000 and University of Munich Achieving Party Unity: the winner is offered the opportunity A Party-Varying Model of Issue A Sequential Approach to adapt their thesis for publication Voting: A Cross-National Study to why MPs Act in Concert with ECPR Press.

8 2017 PRIZES Rudolf Wildenmann Prize

Dorothee Riese The central question of Dorothee’s Leipzig University Paper is: How can secrecy be reconciled with democracy? Negotiating Secrecy: The first part explores the relation How Parliament in a theoretical way, and concludes and Executive Debate that there is no general rule on the Possibilities and Limits whether or when secrecy is legitimate. of Executive Secrecy It is rather a matter of negotiation. The second part analyses debates This €1,000 prize is awarded annually for in the German Bundestag on the the best Paper presented at the previous year’s degree to which secrecy is accepted Joint Sessions. Candidates must have gained or criticised in public-private their PhD within the previous five years. partnerships, where public services The jury, chaired by Kris Deschouwer (Vrije are provided by private actors who Universiteit Brussel), also comprised Birgit might want to protect their Sauer (University of Vienna), Reuven business secrets. Hazan (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) Anna Sroka (University of Warsaw) and Cas Mudde (University of Georgia). Our Jury’s verdict ‘Dorothee’s Paper stood out for its emocracy requires original but difficult topic, and for its information to be able to effective combination of theoretical travel without limits. Yet D depth and careful empirical analysis. we may need secrecy to attain certain democratic goals, such as the respect Dorothee carefully maps the debates, She also shows how secrecy for privacy, the secrecy of the ballot, and demonstrates nicely how there can be seen both as a problem confidentiality in deliberations or is indeed a constant search for related to control mechanisms, classified information in national the balancing of different values and as a necessity for achieving security issues. and procedures. democratically set goals.’

Rudolf Wildenmann Prize nominees

Jérémy Dodeigne The Psychology of Repression Equality within the EU Institutions University of Oxford and Polarisation in Authoritarian and their Consequences for Conrad Meulewaeter Regimes: Evidence from Women’s Groups’ Access Université catholique de Louvain Egypt and Tunisia Popular candidates and/or Jan Stuckatz Philippe Joly party soldiers? An analysis of the The London School of Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin interactive effect of personalisation Economics & Political Science A Persistent Legacy of Autocracy? and candidates’ congruence Lobbying for Multi-Dimensional Assessing Trends in Protest with their party at the 2014 Trade Agreements – The Role Participation in New Democracies Belgian elections of Global Value Chains Petra Ahrens Vera Scepanovic Audrey Vandeleene Universiteit Antwerpen European University Institute Lund University Gender Equality and the Surviving the Boom: Consequences Do Candidate Selection Occurrence of Indirect Opposition Modes Matter for the Types of the Integration into Global of Political Elites? Sara Reis Value Chains for the East Central University of Sheffield European Automotive Firms Elizabeth Nugent The Feminist Movement and the EU: Princeton University Comparing Resistances to Gender ...continued overleaf

9 LECTURE 2018 Stein Rokkan Lecture

The latest in our annual lecture series, established to honour the path‑breaking work of one of the founding fathers of the discipline

Kevin Featherstone From Grexit to Brexit: evin Featherstone is The London School Understanding Head of the European Institute at the London of Economics & the Challenges to K School of Economics and Political Science the Governance of Political Science, where he is the the European Union Eleftherios Venizelos Professor of Contemporary Greek Studies and rom Yanis Varoufakis to Professor of European Politics. Nigel Farage, the challenges to the European Union’s He has published widely on Greek F politics and history and on the system of governance are deep, complex and interrelated. politics of the European Union. His book, co-authored with Kenneth The normative and the structural Dyson, The Road to Maastricht, was combine: the politics of populism, listed by the European Parliament identity, and confined choice are as one of the ‘100 books on Europe matched by institutional issues of to remember’. accountability and delivery. Nor are the problems confined to Europe’s He was awarded the Order of periphery: as Viktor Orbán or the the Phoenix by the President of AfD indicate. the Hellenic Republic in 2013. At this existential moment, we learn more of what the EU stands for and what might bring it down. Political Date Wednesday 11 April science, more than economics, Time 17:30 – 19:00 Location UNESCO Amphitheatre, provides the diagnosis and offers Europa Building the options.

Rudolf Wildenmann Prize nominees (cont’d from previous page) Hanna Pfeifer from Abroad – The Case of Turks Alejandro Peña Helmut-Schmidt-University / and Iranians in Sweden University of York & Tomas Gold University of the Armed Forces João Carlos Magalhães National Scientific and Technical Hamburg & Jun Yu Research Council (CONICET) Do Islamists Embrace Political The London School of Protests, Signalling and Coalitions: Secularism? Evidence from Tunisia Economics & Political Science Opposition-Movement Interactions Teije Hidde Donker Algorithmic Visibility in Argentina’s Anti-Government Universitetet i Bergen Aurelia Bardon Protests (2012–2013) Independence or Neutrality? University of Liverpool Lorenzo Piccoli State Control and Secularism, Symbolic European University Institute Independence of Mosques Religious Establishment and Left out by the State, in Post‑revolutionary Tunisia Democratic Citizenship Taken in by the Region? Constanza Vera-Larrucea Sebastian Rudas Explaining the Regional Variation Stockholm University University of Leuven of Healthcare Rights for External Citizens and Social Media: The Paradox of Political Undocumented Migrants in Italy, Participating in Civic Unrest Secularism and How to Solve it Spain, and Switzerland

10 PRACTICALITIES Practical information

Questions at the event? Banking hours Nicosia General Hospital +357 22 80 14 00 Ask a student helper in a red T-shirt! Monday – Thursday 08:00 – 14:30 Friday 08:00 – 14:00 Accident & Emergency Wi-fi Closed at weekends +357 22 80 14 75 Open. Cash machines / ATMs Electricity Computer labs There is an ATM at Coffeeology 101, The electrical supply operates Two rooms on campus are at your though be warned that withdrawals on AC 220–240 volts. disposal for the duration of the Joint incur a €3 charge. Outlets correspond to British Sessions: B101 and B113 on Floor 1 There are also several banks with standards, with three-prong plugs. of the Central Building. ATMs 200–300 metres from the Many hotels provide adaptors Currency University, on 28 Oktovriou Avenue. on request at reception. Cyprus is in the eurozone €. Telephone Major credit cards are accepted, Eating and drinking though some outlets may not take International dialling code for Eating out is affordable. Local MasterCard, Diners Club and Maestro. Cyprus is +357 wines and spirits tend to be Using a credit card abroad often For police, ambulance or the fire cheaper than imported drinks. incurs a fee, so check with your bank service dial either 199 or 112. An Restaurants expect around prior to arrival. Banks in Cyprus English language option is available. 10% tip if the service has been exchange all major currencies in Night pharmacies in Nicosia good, unless a service charge has either cash or travellers’ cheques. +357 90 90 14 12 already been included in the bill.

Exclusive offer on all ECPR Press / RLI books, only for Joint Sessions participants. Visit press.ecpr.eu and enter code NIC30 at the checkout to get 30% discount and free carriage on any order Code expires 31 May 2018 MEET THE EDS

Liam Weeks Meet the Editors

ECPR Press bringing these influential volumes to publication quickly, so that the ECPR Press publishes original material is fresh and relevant. In 2017, research from leading political the Press entered into a partnership scientists and the best young scholars with Rowman & Littlefield in the discipline. Many of the International. volumes in its multi-authored Studies in European Political Science series are Editor attending Liam Weeks born from fruitful collaboration at University College Cork the Joint Sessions of Workshops. Available to meet The Press’s rigorous editorial Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, processes are well suited to 10:30–11:00, Coffeeology 101

Daniel European Political EPS also includes more substantive Stockemer pieces that provide a political science Science (EPS) perspective on important current Published in association with events, review articles and symposia. Palgrave Macmillan Editor attending Daniel EPS is the professional journal of Stockemer University of Ottawa the ECPR; it publishes pieces on Available how the discipline is, can, and ought to meet to be. Articles address research and Thursday professional matters, doctoral training and Friday provision and teaching, as well as 15:00–15:30, relations between academia and Coffeeology politicians, policy makers, journalists 101 and ordinary citizens.

Comparative Emilie Politics Series van Haute Published in Association with Oxford University Press Ferdinand This book series is devoted to the Müller-Rommel comparative study of contemporary government and politics, with a focus on the comparative domestic politics of institutions and political actors. Editors attending Emilie van Haute Université Libre de Bruxelles Ferdinand Müller-Rommel Leuphana Universität Lüneburg Available to meet Ferdinand Wednesday 15:00–15:30 & Thursday 10:30–11:00 Emilie Friday 10:30–11:00 Coffeeology 101 DAY-BY-DAY Daily summary

Tuesday 10 April 14:00 – 18:00 Arrival, registration and information desk. Foyer, Ground Floor, Central Building 20:00 Workshop Directors’ Dinner – Oi Koumparoi Tavern Wednesday 11 April 08:00 – 17:30 Registration and information desk. Foyer, Ground Floor, Central Building 09:00 – 17:00 Workshops. Various rooms in the Central, Europa and Millennium Buildings Meet the Editors Liam Weeks, ECPR Press, Coffeeology 101 Cafeteria 10:30 – 11:00 Tea / coffee break and networking 12:30 – 13:30 LUNCH Tea / coffee break and networking 15:00 – 15:30 Meet the Editors Ferdinand Müller-Rommel, OUP Comparative Politics Series. Coffeeology 101 Cafeteria Welcome Address 17:30 – 19:00 Presentation of Rudolf Wildenmann and Jean Blondel PhD Prizes Stein Rokkan Lecture by Kevin Featherstone. UNESCO Amphitheatre, Europa Building Welcome Reception 19:00 Gallery Restaurant Area Thursday 12 April 08:30 – 17:30 Information desk. Foyer, Ground Floor, Central Building 09:00 – 17:00 Workshops. Various rooms in the Central, Europa and Millennium Buildings Meet the Editors Liam Weeks, ECPR Press and Ferdinand Müller-Rommel, OUP Comparative Politics 10:30 – 11:00 Series. Coffeeology 101 Cafeteria Tea / coffee break and networking 12:30 – 13:30 LUNCH Tea / coffee break and networking 15:00 – 15:30 Meet the Editors Daniel Stockemer, European Political Science. Coffeeology 101 Cafeteria Friday 13 April 08:30 – 17:30 Information desk. Foyer, Ground Floor, Central Building 09:00 – 17:00 Workshops. Various rooms in the Central, Europa and Millennium Buildings Meet the Editors Liam Weeks, ECPR Press and Emilie van Haute, OUP Comparative Politics Series. 10:30 – 11:00 Coffeeology 101 Cafeteria Tea / coffee break and networking 12:30 – 13:30 LUNCH Tea / coffee break and networking 15:00 – 15:30 Meet the Editors Daniel Stockemer, European Political Science. Coffeeology 101 Cafeteria Saturday 14 April 08:30 – 17:30 Information desk. Foyer, Ground Floor, Central Building 09:00 – 17:00 Workshops. Various rooms in the Central, Europa and Millennium Buildings 10:30 – 11:00 Tea / coffee break and networking 12:30 – 13:30 LUNCH 15:00 – 15:30 Tea / coffee break and networking 17:00 End of academic programme / participants depart

13 SECTIONCAMPUS HEADMAP OVERVIEW Workshops and rooms

Title Building Floor Room

1 Accountability and Reputation Central Ground B20 2 Addressing Intersectionality: Social Movements and the Politics of Inclusivity Europa 2nd EU201

3 Advancing Frontiers on Comparative Policy Research through the ACF Central 2nd A208 Research Program 4 Beyond Descriptions and Good Practices: Empirical Effects of Active Learning Central 2nd B213 Environments on Political Science Students’ Learning Outcomes 5 Can Participatory Reforms Save Representative Democracy? Millennium 2nd M210 6 Digital (non)Democracy? New Pathways to Participation and the Role Millennium 2nd M205 of Political Institutions in the Digital Age 7 Diversifying Migration, Changing Policies: Patterns, Causes and Effects Central 2nd B220 of Immigration and Citizenship Regulations 8 Green Politics and Civic Republicanism: Green Republicanism as a Response Central 2nd A215 to the Environmental and Political Crises of the 21st Century 9 Ideologies and the European Union Europa 2nd EU208 10 Institutional Power and Interbranch Coordination: Managing Executive- Central 2nd B216 Legislative Relations in Presidential and Semi-Presidential Democracies 11 Islands of Organised Crime: Spatiality, Mobility and Confinement WITHDRAWN 12 Legislators as Linkage in European Democracies Central Ground A23 13 Macro Opinion in Comparative Perspective Central 2nd A207 14 Peace Research and Policy – Assessing the Intersections Central 2nd B206 15 Political Clientelism in the 21st Century: Theory and Practice Central 2nd B208 16 Political Participation, Political Representation, and Voting Advice Europa 2nd EU210 Applications 17 Political Personalisation and Personalised Politics Europa 2nd EU205 18 Politics Without Choice? Policy-Making and Discourse Millennium 2nd M203 in a Three-Level Game 19 Rethinking ‘Militant Democracy’: Democratic Dilemmas Europa 2nd EU203 in the Age of Populism 20 Should the People Rule? Conceptualising Democratic Institutions Central 2nd A21 21 Social Movements and the Crisis of Progressive Politics in Latin America Central 2nd B205 22 Strategies of Secession and Counter-secession Millennium 2nd M208

23 The Citizens’ Voice? When and How Advocacy Groups Represent Central Ground B18 and Affect Public Preferences 24 The Political Consequences of Euroscepticism: Who, What, When Europa 2nd EU206 and Where? 25 The Politics and Political Economy of Bank Reform: Ten Years after Central Ground A22 the Financial Crisis 26 The Politics of Revenue Bargaining Central 2nd A213

27 The Politics of Values: Actors, Institutions, and Dynamics in the 21st Century Central Ground B19

28 The Role of Leadership in EU Politics and Policy-Making: Moving Towards Central 2nd A205 Theoretical Integration and Methodological Cross-Fertilisation 29 The Technocratic Challenge to Democracy: Experts, Elites and the People Central 2nd B209

30 Understanding Success in Government Central 2nd B214

15 WORKSHOPS

Workshop 1 Accountability and Reputation Thomas SCHILLEMANS, University of Utrecht Madalina BUSUIOC, Departments of Political Science and Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name ALEKSOVSKA Marija University of Lessons for Public Administration SCHILLEMANS, Utrecht from Five Decades of Thomas Experimental and Behavioural GRIMMELIKHUIJSEN, Research on Accountability: Stephan A Systematic Literature Review BEN-NUN Pazit Hebrew University Restoring Political Image BLOOM of Jerusalem Following a Moral Scandal BERTELLI Anthony New York Reputation-Sourced Authority BUSUIOC, Madalina University and the Prospect of Unchecked Bureaucratic Power BUSUIOC Madalina Departments of Meeting Expectations in the EU RIMKUTĖ, Dovilė* Political Science Regulatory State? Regulatory and Public Communications amid Conflicting Administration, Institutional Demands Universiteit Leiden DICKINSON Nicholas University of Accountability and Reputation in Exeter the Regulation of Elite Politics: Applying the Calibrated Public Accountability (CPA) Model to Parliamentary Expenses Regulators in the UK and Australia DUSSAUGE- Mauricio Centro de Building Organisational Reputation LODGE, Martin LAGUNA Investigación in Low Accountability Settings: y Docencia Comparing two Regulatory Económicas CIDE Agencies in Mexico FAHY Lauren University of The Role of Reputation and DOUGLAS, Scott Utrecht Accountability in Regulatory VAN ERP, Judith Responses to Radical Innovations: An International Comparative Case Study of Cryptocurrency Regulation GILAD Sharon Hebrew University Civil Servants’ Social Identities as ALON-BARKAT, Saar* of Jerusalem Factors Balancing Bureaucratic Reputation Seeking and Accountability

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name HOULBERG Heidi Aarhus Universitet Obtained by the Past: VERHOEST, Koen SALOMONSEN How Reputational Histories BOYE, Stefan Matter for Agencies’ Reputation and their Management Hereof when Exposed to Negative Media Coverage JEVNAKER Torbjørg Universitetet i Selective Felt Accountability of Oslo an EU Agency: Mapping the Prioritised Audience KOLLTVEIT Kristoffer Oslo and Akershus Unpacking Reputational Concerns ASKIM, Jostein University College in Public Agencies KARLSEN, Rune MacCARTHAIGH Muiris Queen's University Apologies, Accountability and Belfast Organisational Reputation OVERMAN Sjors University of The State and the Art Utrecht RUBECKSEN Kristin Universitetet i Political Accountability and LÆGREID, Per Bergen Reputation: The Relationship RYKKJA, Lise H. between Agency/Ministry Accountability and Perceived Media Relations in Norway SCHILLEMANS Thomas University of Understanding Felt Accountability: Utrecht First Results from an International Survey in Eight Countries THOMANN Eva University of Democratic Legitimacy, LIEBERHERR, Eva Exeter Accountability and Performance in Frontline Implementation TOMIC Slobodan University College Exploring Reputational Battles Dublin between Regulators and Government: An Analysis of Irish Integrity Watchdogs VERHOEST Koen Universiteit How Reputational Threats Evoke BOON, Jan Antwerpen Agency Responses: The Mediating HOULBERG Role of Task Measurability, SALOMONSEN, Heidi Attributability and Goal Ambiguity VERSCHUREN Olga University of Accountability in Flux: Utrecht Exploring the Reshaping of Accountability Regimes WILLE Anchrit Departments of Indexing Watchdog Accountability BOVENS, Mark* Political Science Powers: Assessing the and Public Accountability Capacity of Two Administration, EU Watchdogs Universiteit Leiden WOOD Matthew University of Organisational Legitimacy and the Sheffield 2012 Accountability Crisis of the European Union Agencies

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Workshop 2 Addressing Intersectionality: Social Movements and the Politics of Inclusivity Eléonore LÉPINARD, Université de Lausanne Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name AHRENS Petra Universiteit What’s Wrong with Intersectionality: MEIER, Petra* Antwerpen A Comparative Study of the Belgian and German Women’s Movements ALSAHI Huda Scuola Normale Reconciling Islamic-Reformist Superiore Feminist Thought with the Intersectionality Framework AYOUB Phillip Scuola Normale Intersectional and Transnational Superiore Coalitions during Times of Crisis: The European LGBTI Movement CHERUBINI Daniela Dept Philosophy Intersectional Views on the GAROFALO and Cultural Transnational Domestic Workers’ GEYMONAT, Heritage, Ca’ Foscari Movement Giulia University of Venice MARCHETTI, SABRINA D'AGOSTINO Serena Vrije Universiteit Same Opportunities, Different Practices: Brussel The EU and Romani Women’s Activism in Romania and Bulgaria DAVID Emmanuelle Institut d'Études Intersectionality Shaping the Movement: Politiques de The Emergence of Self-organised Bordeaux Post‑2011 Feminist Groups in Morocco ELPES Gustavo Centro de Estudos Embodied Politics: Disability Narratives, Sociais, University Trans Discourses, and the Struggles of Coimbra for New Forms of Associativism EVANS Elizabeth University of Disability, Intersectionality and Social London, Goldsmiths Movements: A Case Study of the College Women’s Movement in the UK FORT Emilie Université Laval Intersectionality and Peace-building through Transnational Women Networks in the Post-Yugoslav Space KAMENOU Nayia De Montfort Social Movements and Europeanisation: University Resisting and Embracing Intersectionality in the Periphery LABELLE Alexie Université de Explaining LGBTQ Activism of Montréal Colour in Canada: An Intersectional Theoretical Framework LÉPINARD Eléonore Université de Whiteness and Resistance to Lausanne Intersectionality in Feminist Movements in France and Québec

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name MARTIN DE Maria University of Discourse Analysis as ALMAGRO Cambridge a Methodological Tool to Study Intersectionality in Social Movements MESGARZADEH Samina Université de Intersectionality in Conservative Lausanne Movements: How (Upper) Class Stratification Shapes Minority Alliances and Collective Identities POPA Raluca Central European The Politics of Intersectionality Maria University in Activism against Gender-based Violence in Romania QUÉRÉ Lucile Université de Whiteness in the Feminist Self-Help Lausanne Movement – France, Switzerland, Belgium SIIM Birte Aalborg Universitet Transversal Politics against Racism and SAUER, Right-wing Populism: The Cases of Birgit* Austria and Denmark STOLTZ Pauline Aalborg Universitet Generations, Waves and Intersectionality HALSAA, in the Study of Feminist Movements Beatrice* STORMHØJ, Christel STROLOVITCH Dara Princeton University Intersectional Advocacy and Activism CROWDER, in Time Chaya VERLOO Mieke Radboud Doing Intersectionality in Gender-Based STRID, Sofia* Universiteit Violence: The Dynamics of Inclusion, Nijmegen Opposition, Coalition and Power Workshop 3 Advancing Frontiers on Comparative Policy Research through the ACF Research Program Karin INGOLD, Universität Bern Daniel NOHRSTEDT, Uppsala Universitet Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name BLAKE Kevin Université de Cross-Fertilising the ACF with the IRR NAHRATH, Lausanne for a Better Understanding of Sustainable Stéphane Natural Resource Management FUCHS Gerhard Universität Fields, Coalitions and the Fate of Stuttgart Energy Technologies: Conceptual and Empirical Considerations

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name GRONOW Antti University of Advocacy Coalitions, Institutional WAGNER, Paul Helsinki Contexts and Political Economy: YLÄ-ANTTILA, Comparing Climate Change Policy Tuomas* Domains in 14 Countries KAMMERMANN Lorenz Universität Bern The Effect of Beliefs on Instrument Choice – The Case of Swiss Renewable Energy Policy LI Wei Chinese University Understanding China’s Policy Processes WEIBLE, Chris of Hong Kong – A Review of the Advocacy Coalition Framework’s Applications in the China Context MOYSON Stéphane Université Which First? Relations between Policy AUBIN, David catholique de Learning and Policy Change in the CHAILLEUX, Louvain French Politics of Hydraulic Fracturing Sébastien FIEVET, Bastien* PLANCQ, Maximilien* SANDSTRÖM Annica Lulea University Triggering Events, Policy Learning of Technology or Negotiated Agreements through Brokers? Exploring Divergent Outcomes in Marine National Park Planning in Sweden SCHMID Nicolas University of Combining the ACF with Feedback SCHMIDT, Tobias Zurich Effects of Policy-Induced Technological SEWERIN, Change – A Longitudinal Case Study Sebastian* of German Energy Politics TIMONINA Irina University of If the UK Government is ‘All Out CAIRNEY, Paul Stirling for Shale’, How can the Scottish STEPHAN, Government Prohibit Fracking? Hannes A Two‑Level ACF Explanation WEIBLE Chris University of Advocacy Coalitions: Beyond HENRY, Adam Colorado Denver the Archetype and Toward Dynamism JENKINS-SMITH, and Diversity Hank

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Workshop 4 Beyond Descriptions and Good Practices: Empirical Effects of Active Learning Environments on Political Science Students’ Learning Outcomes Peter BURSENS, Universiteit Antwerpen Simon USHERWOOD, University of Surrey Last name First name Institution Paper title Co-Author ADRIAENSEN Johan Maastricht Professional Skills Acquisition in Active GROEN, Afke* Universiteit Learning Environments: Towards Proper Monitoring in Bachelor European Studies DAVIDESCU Elena-Simona University of York Active Learning Across Different Modules: Simulation on the UK Referendum How Students Develop their Self‑Efficacy for Negotiating: Understanding the Dynamics within Universiteit Simulation Environments DUCHATELET Dorothy Antwerpen Role-Play Simulations of Decision‑Making and Student Learning: The Case of Political Science Teaching and Learning FERREIRO Lucia Instituto de Mapping Orientalists Discourses: TOMÉ PRADO Empresa An Analysis Frame Proposal ALONSO, Beatriz HEARD- Karen University of The Effectiveness of Simulations as BORTUN, LAUREOTE Portsmouth a University Outreach and Recruitment Vladimir Tool: Using Simulations to Boost General KREUSCHITZ, Interest in Higher Education and Specific Milan Interest in European Politics IVENS Sven Georg-August- Effects of Digital Simulation Games OBERLE, Universität on Students’ Political Motivations and Monika Göttingen Attitudes Regarding the European Union CRUZ- Gibrán University of Effects of a Collaborative Storytelling LAZAREVA, MARTÍNEZ Agder Video Project on Students’ Affective Aleksandra Learning Outcomes in a Social Science Class LOHMANN Jan Robert Universität Passau Effects of Simulation Based Learning – Results and Challenges of a Panel Survey OBERLE Monika Georg-August- Empirical Effects of (Face-to-Face) EU IVENS, Sven Universität Simulation Games on Students’ Political LEUNIG, Göttingen Knowledge, Motivations and Attitudes Johanna PIROS Silviu Vrije Universiteit Assessing the Effectiveness of EU DAVESA, Brussel Simulations: The Divide between EU Ferran and Non-EU Citizens

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Last name First name Institution Paper title Co-Author RUPPEL Samantha Johann Wolfgang The Empirical Effects of United LEIB, Julia* Goethe-Universität Nations Simulations in Political Science Frankfurt Classrooms: A Long-Term Study at Various Levels of Complexity USHERWOOD Simon University of A Typology of the Impact of Active Surrey Learning VAN DER Natascha Departments of Care to Share? Student and Faculty WILDEBOER, ZWAN Political Science Support for Open Educational Resources Sarah and Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden Workshop 5 Can Participatory Reforms Save Representative Democracy? Kimmo GRÖNLUND, Åbo Akademi Brigitte GEIßEL, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name BEDOCK Camille Université Libre How do Citizens React to Democratic PILET, Jean-Benoit* de Bruxelles Innovations they were not Involved in? CHRISTENSEN Henrik Åbo Akademi A Matter of Life or Death: A Survey HIMMELROOS, Serup Experiment on Perceived Legitimacy Staffan SETÄLÄ, Maija DEAN Rikki Johann Wolfgang Designing Democratic Innovation BOSWELL, John Goethe-Universität for the Real World: Lessons from the SMITH, Graham Frankfurt Ambitious NHS Citizen Initiative EL-WAKIL Alice University of How Competent Should Voters be in Zurich Referendum Processes? The Role of Citizens in Hybrid Democratic Systems ERCAN Selen A. Institute for Reforming Democracy in Disconnected HENDRIKS, Carolyn Governance and Times: A Deliberative Systems Approach BOSWELL, John Policy Analysis, University of Canberra FLEUß Dannica Helmut-Schmidt- Measuring the Compatibility of HELBIG, Karoline* University/ Democratic Innovations with University of the Representative Democracy Armed Forces Hamburg FONT Joan Consejo Superior Why do they Keep Participating? PASADAS- de Investigaciones Reviewing Participatory Motivations in DEL‑AMO, Sara Científicas Multilevel Advisory Councils SÁNCHEZ, Amaya FRANCO- Nuria Griffith University On Measuring Mass Deliberative PARKINSON, John GUILLEN Quality: Preliminary Results of a Novel, Electronic Comparative Project * Co-author attending 22 WORKSHOPS

Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name GROTZ Florian Helmut-Schmidt- Cure for Democratic Malaise or Illness SCHAAL, Gary S. University/ Accelerator? Public Discourses on Direct DEPPE, Christoph* University of the Democracy in Germany WILHELM, Fränze Armed Forces Hamburg GUASTI Petra Institute of Claims of Representation in Democratic Sociology, Innovations Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic HEINELT Marie- FernUniversität in Democratic Innovations and the STOIBER, Michael Sophie Hagen Consolidation of Democracy in Latin America: A Comparative Analytical Framework and Empirical Application to Colombia, Ecuador and Brazil HENDRIKS Carolyn Australian National Citizen Agency in Democratic Reform: DZUR, Albert University Towards Substantive and Sustainable Democratic Innovation KRÄMLING Anna Johann Wolfgang More or Less Equality? National PAULUS, Lars* Goethe-Universität Referendums in Europe from 1990 to Frankfurt 2015 LEININGER Arndt Johannes Is there an Economic Vote in Gutenberg- Referendums? Universität Mainz OROSS Daniel Centre for Structured Dialogue: A Democratic POKORNYI, Social Sciences, Innovation in the Youth Field Zsanett* Hungarian Academy of Sciences PRADEAU Gil University of Participatory Budgeting in France: Westminster Opening Local Budgets or Lip Service? RAVAZZI Stefania Università degli Integrating Democratic Innovations Studi di Torino into Representative Democracy: How Participatory Processes can Address the Challenges of Social Legitimacy, Institutional Sustainability and Policy Effectiveness RINNE Jonathan Johann Wolfgang Participatory Reforms to Elections: Goethe-Universität Findings of a Field-Experiment Testing Frankfurt Enhanced Policy Voting (EPV) SAGLIE Jo Institute for Social The Democratic Quality and Legitimacy FOLKESTAD, Bjarte Research, Oslo of Local Referendums: The Case of KLAUSEN, Jan the Norwegian Municipal Reform Erling SEGAARD, Signe Bock*

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name SILAGADZE Nanuli Åbo Akademi What is on the Table? Explaining GHERGHINA, the Types of Policies Subjected to Sergiu Referendums in Europe SUITER Jane Dublin City Measuring Epistemic Deliberation of FARRELL, David University Difficult Subjects: The Case of Abortion HARRIS, Clodagh Provision in Ireland MURPHY, Philip WERNER Hannah University of The Functions of Democratic Amsterdam Innovations from a Citizen Perspective Workshop 6 Digital (non)Democracy? New Pathways to Participation and the Role of Political Institutions in the Digital Age Jasmin FITZPATRICK, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz Fabienne GREFFET, Sciences Po Grenoble Last name First name Institution Paper title Co-Author BORGE Rosa Universitat Oberta Online Citizen Deliberation through BALCELLS, Joan de Catalunya New Local Participatory Platforms PADRO- (UOC) and Twitter: Barcelona Case Study SOLANET, Albert BOSSETTA Michael University of The Gamification of Politics: Copenhagen Can Online Political Games Increase Civic and Political Engagement? DESERIIS Marco Scuola Normale The Impact of Platform Politics on Superiore Political Representation in Three European Cyber-Parties DREWS Wiebke European E-Expression in a Comparative University Institute Perspective: Drivers and Constraints of Expressing Political Opinions Online DUEÑAS David Tallinn University Cost of New Voting Technologies: KRIVONOSOVA, I CID of Technology Learnings from Estonian Elections Iuliia KRIMMER, Robert DUTCEAC Anamaria Lunds Universitet Digital Campaigning and the 2019 SEGESTEN European Parliament Elections: Can the European Union Harness the Participatory and Transnational Potential of Social Media? FITZPATRICK Jasmin Johannes Capital Question – Discussing Linkage Gutenberg- through Parties’ Digital Presence based Universität Mainz on Bourdieu’s Theory of Capital KNOPS Louise Vrije Universiteit From Participation to Representation: Brussel The Citizen Digital Platform for Refugee Support

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Last name First name Institution Paper title Co-Author VITTORI Davide LUISS University Direct-Democracy as an Empty Vessel? Participation and Mobilisation in New Movement Parties: The Case of Podemos and Five Stars Movement VROMEN Ariadne University of Agenda Setting of Petition Politics: HALPIN, Darren Sydney The Case of change.org Workshop 7 Diversifying Migration, Changing Policies: Patterns, Causes and Effects of Immigration and Citizenship Regulations Marc HELBLING, University of Bamberg Maarten Peter VINK, Maastricht Universiteit Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name BENNOUR Salomon Université de Intention to become a Citizen: Do Subnational Neuchâtel Integration Policies have an Influence? Empirical Evidence from Swiss Cantons CHUERI Juliana University of Geneva From Immigration Control to Welfare Controls: The Influence of Right-Wing Populism upon the Adoption of Welfare Chauvinist Measures EMILSSON Henrik Malmö University Were the Employers Right? The Effects of IRASTORZA, College the 2008 Swedish Labour Migration Reform Nahikari GUERIN Nina Ludwig-Maximilians- One Wave of Reforms, Many Outputs: Universität München The Diffusion of European Asylum Policies beyond Europe HELBLING Marc University of Bamberg Restricting Immigration to Foster Migrant SIMON, Integration? A Comparative Study Stephan HOYO Henio Universidad de Citizens but not Equals: Comparing Monterrey (UDEM) Citizenship Hierarchies KALEV Leif Tallinn University Multiple Citizenship: Rhetoric and Regime Change in Five CEE EU Member States KAUFMANN David Universität Bern The Common European Asylum System at Stake: How and Why to Advocate for Responsibility-Sharing Mechanism KOLBE Melanie Graduate Institute Who Liberalises Highly Skilled Migration of International and Policy and When? Development Studies LUTZ Philipp Universität Bern Dynamic Partisan Effects in Migration Policy NATTER Katharina University of The Determinants of Migration Policy CZAIKA, Amsterdam Change Mathias DE HAAS, Hein

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name PEDROZA Luicy German Institute Why Bother with a Long-distance PALOP, Pau* of Global And Area Relationship? Explaining Models of Studies Emigrant Policies in Latin American and the Caribbean SCHMID Samuel European University Open Borders versus Inclusive Citizenship? Institute The Relationship between Entry and Membership in Governing Immigration SCIPIONI Marco European Commission Migration Policy Indexes: A Mapping URSO, Exercise Giuliana VASS Ágnes Centre for Social Tightening Citizenship Policies to Confront SATA, Robert Sciences, Hungarian Migrants Academy of Sciences VINK Maarten Maastricht Universiteit Global Citizenship Configurations: Peter How Political Regime Shapes Membership Rules around the World ZAUN Natascha The London School of Why Institutions Matter no Less than Liberal Economics & Political Policies: Proposing a Two-Dimensional Science Typology of Asylum Systems Workshop 8 Green Politics and Civic Republicanism: Green Republicanism as a Response to the Environmental and Political Crises of the 21st Century Fabian SCHUPPERT, Queen's University Belfast Iseult HONOHAN, University College Dublin Last name First Institution Paper title name BARRY John Queen’s University Belfast Post-Growth Economics, Sustainability and Equality: Towards a Green Republican Political Economy BOHN Carolin Westfälische Wilhelms- Arguing for Political Judgement as Key to the Universität Münster Implementation of Civic Participation in the Sense of Republican Environmental Citizenship CANNAVO Peter Hamilton College Recognition of Ecological Limits as Promoting Non‑Domination and the Defense of Common Goods DODSWORTH Ashley University of Bristol Republican Environmental Rights FITZGERALD Louise University College Dublin Out of the Old, Grows the New: How to Policy a Green Michelle Republican Order into Being HEIDENREICH Felix Universität Stuttgart Building a Sustainable Life-World: A Reconstruction of Sustainable Republicanism in Action HONOHAN Iseult University College Dublin Does Civic Virtue Matter Any More? O'NEILL Sadhbh University College Dublin Is Freedom Compatible with a Politics of Scarcity? * Co-author attending

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Last name First Institution Paper title name PELLIZZONI Luigi Università degli Studi di Reconfiguring Domination and Civic Virtue: Torino From Pre‑Emption to Inoperosity PINTO Jorge University of Minho Freedom and Ecological Limits WISSENBURG Marcel Radboud Universiteit The Anthropocene and the Republic Nijmegen ZELLENTIN Alexa University College Dublin Justice in the Context of Historical Emissions: Insights from Non-domination and Mutual Recognition Workshop 9 Ideologies and the European Union Jonathan WHITE, The London School of Economics & Political Science Carlo INVERNIZZI ACCETTI, Sciences Po Paris Last name First name Institution Paper title Co-Author BALDOLI Roberto University of What’s Nonviolence to do with the RADAELLI, Exeter European Union? Claudio BURGI Noëlle Université de Paris Power and Coloniality in the European PHILIP, I – Panthéon- Union: The Ideological Construction of Golub Sorbonne the Southern ‘Other’ since 2010 CANIHAC Hugo Institut d'Études Interpreting the Ideological Make-up Politiques de of European Integration: Remarks on Bordeaux the Failure of a ‘Dirigiste’ Europe in the 1960s DURANTI Marco University of Europeanism as Nationalism: The Liberal Sydney and Romantic Foundations of the European Union EFTHYMIOU Dimitrios Johann Wolfgang EU Migration and Welfare Rights: Goethe-Universität Three Normative Orders Frankfurt HIEN Josef Università degli Ordoliberalism as a Transposition Studi di Milano Machine for Religious Values: How the Cultural Roots of the Ideology divide Europe INVERNIZZI Carlo Sciences Po Paris The European Union as an Embodiment ACCETTI of the Christian Democratic Project KOMAREK Jan University of European Constitutionalism – Between Copenhagen Utopia and Ideology LOKDAM Hjalte The London Political Myth and Central Bank School of Independence in Europe Economics & Political Science

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Last name First name Institution Paper title Co-Author LORIMER Marta The London From ‘Nation Europe’ to ‘Brussels’: School of Europe in Far Right Ideology Economics & Political Science MOCCA Elisabetta University of A Non-Mainstream Political View Edinburgh of the European Project: European Municipalism MORGAN Glyn Syracuse University Is European Integration Imperialist? ROOS Mechthild University of The Importance of Shared Ideas and Luxembourg Common Ideology in the Evolution of the European Parliament, 1952–1979 WHITE Jonathan The London Emergency Europe and the Politics of School of Volition Economics & Political Science WOLKENSTEIN Fabio Aarhus Universitet Constituent Power and Transnational Partisanship in the EU WYDRA Doris Universität The Ideological Choice for Europe PUNTSCHER Salzburg RIEKMANN, Sonja* Workshop 10 Institutional Power and Interbranch Coordination: Managing Executive-Legislative Relations in Presidential and Semi-Presidential Democracies Timothy POWER, University of Oxford Robert ELGIE, Dublin City University Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name ALDAZ Raul Kings College London Party Organisation and Lawmaking BUCUR Cristina University College Presidential Assembly Dissolution Powers SCHLEITER, Dublin and Bargaining about Government Formation Petra* CAMERLO Marcelo Universidade de Lisboa Coalitions in Presidential Systems: MARTINEZ- Instituto de Ciências Rethinking the ‘Partisan Assumption’ GALLARDO, Sociais Cecilia CHAISTY Paul University of Oxford Does Fragmentation Matter? Party System POWER, Fractionalisation and Executive-Legislative Timothy Relations in Parliamentary and Presidential Systems COLLORD Michaela University of Oxford A Theory of Legislative Power in Africa: Elite Contestation as a Motor for Legislative Strengthening in Dominant Party Regimes

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name ELGIE Robert Dublin City University The Psychological Effects of Presidentialism DOYLE, David INACIO Magna Universidade Federal de Institutional Presidency and Inter-branch LLANOS, Minas Gerais UFMG Coordination Mariana NEVES, Jorge KROL Leendert European University Political Fragmentation and Parliamentary Jan Institute Activeness in Presidential Authoritarian Gerrit Regimes: A Comparative Analysis of Executive-Legislative Relations in Post-Soviet Eurasia MEJÍA- Andrés Kings College London Calculating Budget Efficiency as a Measure ACOSTA of Executive-Legislative Conflict PARK Hyeon Korea Advanced Executive-legislative Relations in a New Seok Institute of Science and Democracy: Politics of Taxation in South Technology Korea PEREIRA Carlos Getulio Vargas Coalition Management under Divided/ MELO, Foundation Unified Multipary Presidentialism Marcus Andre BERTHOLINI, Frederico YAN Huang- University of Essex The Survival of Minority Government Ting under Semi-Presidentialism: A Perilous Combination of Powerful President and Parliament Workshop 12 Legislators as Linkage in European Democracies Thomas ZITTEL, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Rosie CAMPBELL, Birkbeck, University of London Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name BAILER Stefanie University of Basel The Diminishing Value of Minority GIGER, Nathalie Representation: Between Group BREUNIG, Representation and Individual Career Paths Christian BORGHETTO Enrico Instituto Português Constituency Characteristics, Civil Society SANTANA de Relações Links and Topic Selection by Individual PEREIRA, José Internacionais, Legislators: Evidence from Portugal FREIRE, André IPRI-NOVA BUNDI Pirmin Universität Bern The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing? Policy VOLPI, Elisa* Preferences and Legislative Party Switching CHIRU Mihail Université Electoral Incentives and Legislator- catholique de Constituency Linkages in Supra-National Louvain Contexts

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name COSTELLO Rory University of Candidate Responsiveness to Constituency Limerick Opinion in Ireland DE CONINCK Isabelle University of From Strasbourg with Love: Do Political KELBEL, Camille Leuven Parties’ Recruitment Procedures affect MEPs’ Loyalty? HOHENDORF Lukas University of Lost on the Way? Explaining Deviations Bamberg between Parliamentary and Extra- parliamentary Positioning in the German Bundestag HÖHMANN Daniel University of When do Men Represent Women’s Bamberg Interests in Parliament? Evidence from the German Bundestag HUWYLER Oliver University of Basel Parliamentarians’ Appeal to Interest BAILER, Stefanie Groups: Patterns and Timing of Signalling LANZ Simon University of Electoral Incentives and Constituency GIGER, Nathalie Geneva Responsiveness: A Field Experiment in the Context of the Swiss Elections 2015 MARTIN Shane University of Essex Legislative Organisation and Legislative STRØM, Kaare Incumbency NAVARRO Julien Université The Missing Link? Parliamentary Work, ABEL, François catholique de Lille – Citizens’ Awareness and Votes in French ESPOL Legislative Elections PAPP Zsófia Centre for Social Farmers’ Choice: The Electoral Reward of Sciences, Hungarian Issue Representation in a Mixed-Member Academy of System Sciences REHER Stefanie University of Policy Preference Congruence between Strathclyde Citizens and Candidates with Disabilities VAN DE Nicolas Ghent University Is all Politics indeed Local? A Comparative DE VET, Benjamin VOORDE Study of Dual Mandate-holders’ Representative Role Attitudes and Behaviours in Parliament VOGEL Lars Friedrich-Schiller Does Individual Professionalisation Universität Jena of Legislators Deteriorate Policy Representation? VON Åsa University of Policy or Person? The Electoral Value SCHOULTZ Helsinki of Programmatic Appeals and Personal Attributes in the Finnish Open-List System WHITAKER Richard University of A Representative European Parliament? GATTERMANN, Leicester MEPs and the Representation of Citizens’ Katjana Preferences VASILOPOULOU, Sofia ZITTEL Thomas Johann Wolfgang The Quantity and Quality of Individual CAMPBELL, Rosie Goethe-Universität Campaign Linkage: Constituency Frankfurt Candidates in Comparative Perspective

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Workshop 13 Macro Opinion in Comparative Perspective John BARTLE, University of Essex Timothy HELLWIG, Indiana University Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name BERNARDI Luca Universitat Go to the Voters or Wait for the ADAMS, James Autònoma de Voters to Come to You? The Electoral EZROW, Barcelona Consequences of European Parties’ Lawrence Perceived Left-Right Shifts SOMER- TOPCU, Zeynep CINALLI Manlio Sciences Po Paris Democratic Circuits and Responsiveness: ENGLISH, A Systemic Approach to Citizens, Policy Patrick* and the Public Sphere VAN HAUWAERT, Steven DELLEPIANE Sebastian University of The Political Economy of Tax Mood McGANN, AVELLANEDA Strathclyde Anthony HAKHVERDIAN Armen University of Moving towards Monoculturalism? DAMSTRA, Alyt Amsterdam Public Preferences and Policy Outputs on Immigration in the Netherlands, 1978–2015 HELLWIG Timothy Indiana University The Dynamics of Executive Approval CARLIN, Ryan* across Democratic Regimes McGANN Anthony University of The Comparative Macropolity: DELLEPIANE Strathclyde Public Opinion, Government Policy AVELLANEDA, and Responsiveness Sebastian ROMERO Xavier Leuphana Universität Class Policy Moods: A New Approach to Lüneburg Responsiveness Inequality Measuring Public Support for European GUINAUDEAU, Integration across Time and Countries: Isabelle Institut d’Études The ‘European Mood’ Indicator SCHNATTERER Tinette Politiques de Bordeaux The Construction of ‘Surveyed Public Opinion’: Analysing the Political Agenda of Opinion Polls SINGER Matthew University of When Growth is Not Enough: LOVE, Gregory* Connecticut Issue Positions, Inequality, and Economic Accountability TAPIA Andrea Centro de Citizens, Mechanics and Environmental VAN Investigación Responsiveness: Understanding Public HAUWAERT, y Docencia Opinion towards Gender Roles across Steven Económicas Europe VAN Steven Johannes Gutenberg- On Public Mood WLEZIEN, HAUWAERT Universität Mainz Christopher

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name VISCONTI Francesco Università degli Studi For Whom the EU Tolls? A Comparative di Siena Analysis of European Publics and Policy Agenda Representation Workshop 14 Peace Research and Policy – Assessing the Intersections Laurent GOETSCHEL, University of Basel Marie-Joëlle ZAHAR, Université de Montréal Last name First name Institution Paper title Co-Author BIVAINIS Andrius Lithuanian Military On Research of Recent Western Interventions Academy in the Middle East: Developing Capabilities of Neoclassical Realism DE SIMONE Sara Università degli Beyond Normativity and Benchmarking: Studi di Trento Applying a Human Security Framework to the Production of Context-Specific Knowledge in Refugee Hosting Areas GOETSCHEL Laurent University of Basel Peace Research and Peace Policy: Facing Similar Challenges? HELLMÜLLER Sara University of Basel The Production of Knowledge on Mediation JARSTAD Anna Umeå Universitet Which Peace? Exploring Perceptions and OLIVIUS, Expectations of Peace and Transformation in Elisabeth Conflict-Torn Societies JONES Briony University of The Politics of Knowledge: Transitional Warwick Justice and the Research, Policy, Practice Interface LIDÉN Kristoffer Peace Research Putting Critique to Work: Ethics in EU Institute Oslo Security Research

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Workshop 15 Political Clientelism in the 21st Century: Theory and Practice Hubert FAUSTMANN, University of Nicosia Sertac SONAN, Cyprus International University Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name BLIZNAKOVSKI Jovan Università degli Studi Benefit-Seeking and the Patron-Client di Milano Linkage: Evidence from Six Western Balkans Societies CHIRAN Dadiana School of Advanced Brokerage of Electoral Currency and the Social Studies Effects of Clientelist Linkage in CEE Transitional Political Processes DIAZ Pablo Universidad Vote for Sale: A Politic answer to Vote Complutense de Buying and Coercion Madrid GHERGHINA Sergiu University of Local-Level Clientelism in Transition: VOLINTIRU, Glasgow A Comparison of Eastern Partnership Clara Countries GRIMES Marcia University of Civil Servants and Civil Society: The Gothenburg Missing Link in Clientelism without Stable Parties KAO Kristen University of Clientelism and Local Ties LUST, Ellen Gothenburg MAIORANO Diego University of Post-Clientelistic Initiatives in a DAS, Upasak Nottingham Patronage Democracy: The (Non) Distribution of Pork in India’s MGNREGA MIGNONE Andrea Università degli Studi Clientelism in the ‘Middle Earth’ – di Genova The Case of Italian Inquiry Mondo di Mezzo and Mafia Capitale: Clientelistic Organisations and Political Factions PELLICER Miquel University of Clientelism from the Client’s Perspective: WEGNER, Eva Duisburg-Essen A Theoretical Framework based on BAYER, Markus a Systematic Review of International TISCHMEYER, Ethnographic Literature Christian SONAN Sertac Cyprus International Political Clientelism and Conflict FAUSTMANN, University Resolution: The Case of Cyprus Hubert TISCHMEYER Christian University of The Clients’ View on Political WEGNER, Eva Duisburg-Essen Clientelism: Evidence from Focus PELLICER, Groups in Tunisia and South Africa Miquel BAYER, Markus VEENENDAAL Wouter Departments of State Size and Clientelism: Political Science A Comparative Case Study of Malta and Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden * Co-author attending

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Workshop 16 Political Participation, Political Representation, and Voting Advice Applications Kostas GEMENIS, Universiteit Twente Fernando MENDEZ, University of Zurich Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name ALBERTSEN Andreas Aarhus Universitet VAA Users: Young, Male, Well- Educated and Politically Interested: Does the Pattern change Over Time? AYDEMIR Nermin Antalya Bilim Interacting Political Behaviours and VERMEULEN, Üniversitesi Attitudes across Countries? A Study on Floris Dual Citizens of the Netherlands and Turkey BÍLEK Jaroslav Palacký University Why Don’t Senators in the Czech Republic Fulfil their Pre-Electoral Pledges? BINDING Garret University of Complexity in European Political Zurich Spaces: Exploring Dimensionality with Users BRUINSMA Bastiaan Scuola Normale The Effect of Question Wording in Superiore VAA Questionnaires on their Vote Recommendation GALLINA Marta Université VAA and Individual Cognitive Abilities: catholique de Does Sophistication Work as Incentive Louvain for the Usage of VAA? GEMENIS Kostas Universiteit The Impact of Voting Advice Twente Applications on Electoral Turnout: Evidence from Greece LAHDELMA Ilona University of Asylum Seekers and Political Oxford Representation: The Case of Finland MANAVOPOULOS Vasileios University of The Impact of Voting Advice TRIGA, Vasiliki Cyprus Applications on Political Engagement: MARSCHALL, Insights from Panel Data Collected Stefan* during the Campaign for the 2017 WURTHMANN, German Federal Elections Lucas Constantin* The Impact of Voting Advice GARRY, John Applications in Divided Places MATTHEWS, Neil WHEATLEY, University of Jonathan MENDEZ Fernando Zurich TILLEY, James Unfolding the Ideological and Identitarian Dimension of Brexit Preferences * Co-author attending

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name PADILLA Javier The London Voting Advice Applications and Young RAMOS, Javier School of Voter Behaviour in the 2014 European CHUECA, Economics & Elections Enrique* Political Science POPP Raluca University of Political Representation in Different Exeter Electoral Settings: Measuring Issue Congruence with VAA-Generated Data ROMEIJN Jeroen Departments of How to Estimate the Policy Preferences TOSHKOV, Political Science of Party Supporters: Disaggregating Dimiter and Public VAA Data versus Modelling Survey Administration, Responses Universiteit Leiden ROSEMA Martin Universiteit Does Modern Communication Twente Technology Contribute to a Better- Functioning Democracy? Voting Advice Applications, Political Learning, and the Quality of Poltical Representation SHIKANO Susumu Universität Social Media Campaigns for Voting KÜNTZLER, Konstanz Advice Applications: Effects and Theresa* Implications STEENBERGEN Marco University of What VAAs Can Learn from BINDING, Garret Zurich Consideration Set Models of the Vote WILLI, Thomas WAGSCHAL Uwe Albert-Ludwigs- The Debat-O-Meter – A New Voting METZ, Thomas Universität Advice Application Freiburg Workshop 17 Political Personalisation and Personalised Politics Gideon RAHAT, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Helene Helboe PEDERSEN, Aarhus Universitet Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name ARTER David University of Electoral System Personalisation Tampere and the Personalisation of Political Activism: The Finnish Case BAUDNER Jörg Osnabrück Populism, Personalisation and University De‑Institutionalisation BERZ Jan Leuphana The Effect of Voter Personality, Universität Incumbency and Campaigns on the Lüneburg Evaluation of Party Leaders over Time

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name CHARALAMBOUS Giorgos University of Between Presidentialisation, ELEFTHERIOU, Cyprus Cartelisation and Personalisation: Costas* The Influence of Incumbency during Crisis on the Organisation of Radical Left Parties in Cyprus and Greece COGELS Maximilien Université Electoral Lists: Personalisation as Party catholique de Strategy Louvain CORBETT Jack University of Hyper-Personalisation in Small States: VEENENDAAL, Southampton Mixed Blessings for Democratic Wouter Governance CROSS William Carleton The Local and National Dynamics PRUYSERS, Scott University of Campaign Personalism and Personalisation DODEIGNE Jérémy Université Centralised and Decentralised PILET, catholique de Personalisation: Development Jean‑Benoit Louvain of Indicators for Assessing the Concentration of Personal Votes in PR List Systems (Belgium 1995–2014) FERREIRA Frederico European Partisan Dealignment and the GARZIA, Diego DA SILVA University Institute Personalisation of Politics in Western DE ANGELIS, Europe Andrea FRIEDMAN Avital Hebrew University Personalisation in Israel: An Indication FRIEDBERG, of Jerusalem for Party Decline or for Party Chen Adaptation? GATTERMANN Katjana University of Media Personalisation Effects in Amsterdam a Low-Information Environment: The Case of the European Union GAUJA Anika University of The Personalisation of Political Sydney Parties: Opportunities for Participatory Renewal LINDQVIST Jesper Departments of Personalisation and Elitisation – Political Science Preference Voting in the Netherlands and Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden LÓPEZ ORTEGA Alberto University of The Personalisation of Politics Zurich in Parliamentary Democracies: A Conjoint Experiment in Spain MARINO Bruno Scuola Normale Does Personality Really go a Long MARTOCCHIA Superiore Way? The Determinants of the DIODATI, Nicola Personalisation of Politics in Western VERZICHELLI, Europe (1985–2016) Luca MELÉNDEZ Carlos Universidad Diego Personalised Politics in Latin America: Portales The Cases of Fujimorismo, Uribismo, and Chavismo in Comparative Perspective * Co-author attending 36 WORKSHOPS

Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name MUSELLA Fortunato Dipartimento di Personal Leaders: A Framework for CALISE, Mauro Scienze Sociali, Analysis Università di Napoli Federico II NAGTZAAM Marijn Departments of Negative Motivations for Preference Political Science Votes: The Effect of the Party Leader and Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden NIKOLENYI Csaba Concordia Who Are the Party Switchers? University The Mid-Career Conditioning Effect in the Israeli Knesset O'MALLEY Eoin Dublin City Partisanship and Leadership in QUINLAN, University Election Campaigns: An Analysis of Stephen Leader Effects in an Irish Election PEDERSEN Helene Aarhus Universitet Which Personality fits Personalised CAMPBELL, Helboe Representation? Rosie VANHEERDE- HUDSON, Jennifer BØGGILD, Troels NIELSEN, Marie Kaldahl SHTYRKOVA Evgeniya Université de Personalisation in Political Campaigns: TRESCH, Anke Lausanne Evidence from Switzerland SÖDERLUND Peter Åbo Akademi Candidate-centred Electoral Systems and Electoral Volatility VANDELEENE Audrey Lunds Universitet The Unlucky Winners: A Comparative Analysis of Swedish and Belgian Non‑elected Popular Candidates WAUTERS Bram Ghent University Personalisation of Parliamentary BOUTECA, Behaviour: Conceptualisation and Nicolas Emprirical Evidence from Belgium DE VET, Benjamin ZAMIR Shahaf Hebrew University The Face of Party Meets the Tweet of Jerusalem of Politician: A Cross-National Comparative Analysis of Online Personalised Politics on Facebook vs Twitter ZWINKELS Tomas University of Basel The Times are Changing? Ideological BAILER, Stefanie and Electoral Shifts and the Selection of Career Changers

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Workshop 18 Politics Without Choice? Policy-Making and Discourse in a Three-Level Game Daniel CARDOSO, Instituto Português de Relações Internacionais, IPRI-NOVA Alexandre AFONSO, Departments of Political Science and Public Administration, Universiteit Leiden Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name AFONSO Alexandre Departments of When do Governments Share Their GOULART, Pedro Political Science Power with Organised Interests? and Public Economic and Political Determinants Administration, of Social Concertation in Europe Universiteit Leiden ANGELOU Angelos The London Exploring Mechanisms of Idea School of Formation in the European Economics & Commission During Times of Crisis: Political Science Evidence from the Discussion on Debt Relief BORRIELLO Arthur Université Libre de The Virtue of Collective Sacrifice: Bruxelles Antagonism and Moral Values in the Legitimation of Austerity Policies in Italy and Spain during the Eurozone Crisis (2010–2013) BURLACU Diana Humboldt- Beyond Blame Avoidance: Elite VOSSING, Universität zu Explanations for Social Policy Reform Konstantin Berlin and their Effects on Public Opinion CARDOSO Daniel Instituto Português Here to Stay? Analysing Policy BRANCO, Rui de Relações Reversals in the Aftermath of COSTA, Edna Internacionais, the Crisis IPRI-NOVA Fallacious Arguments in a Three-level MOURY, Catherine Game: Discursive Strategies of Irish and Portuguese Executives during Università degli the Financial Crisis GAGO Angie Studi di Milano From Coercive to Bottom-up LADI, Stella* Europeanisation? The Impact of Bailed-Out Countries on the Post- Crisis Eurozone Architecture HINTERLEITNER Markus Universität Bern Assessing the ‘Agency Slack’ of National Governments in Today’s Politicised EU LE GALL Cal Université How Economic Globalisation affects catholique de Satisfaction with Democracy and Louvain Preferences for Electoral Procedures? The Case of France

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name MANDELKERN Ronen Tel Aviv University Amalgams not Paradigms: Economic OREN, Tami Ideas and Macroeconomic Policymaking Discourse in the Great Recession PEGASIOU Adonis University of From Bail-Out to Bail-In: Explaining PAPADIMITRIOU, Cyprus the Variegated Responses to the Dimitris* International Financial Aid Requests of Ireland and Cyprus POLYAK Palma Scuola Normale Constraining Germany: Distributional Superiore Conflicts, Discursive Depoliticisation and Insulation from Change in Post- Crisis German Economic Policy SÉVILLE Astrid Ludwig- Pitfalls of Discursive Depoliticisation Maximilians- in the Age of Populism Universität München STANDRING Adam Instituto Português Finding the Political in (De) de Relações Politicised Discourse: Understanding Internacionais, the Changing Political Nature of IPRI-NOVA Austerity in Post-Crisis Parliamentary Discourse STOLFI Francesco Macquarie Power to Resist: Services University Liberalisation in Greece, 2006–2016 Concertation or Disintermediation? Government and Union Strategies in the Implementation of Labour Market Reforms in Italy and Portugal University of TASSINARI Arianna (2010–2015) Warwick Democracies without Choice? BULFONE, Fabio Exogenous Pressure, Partisanship and Labour Market Reforms in Southern Europe 2010–2017 VERSAILLES Alban Université The (De)Politicising Attitudes of catholique de National Political Parties on European Louvain Integration

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Workshop 19 Rethinking ‘Militant Democracy’: Democratic Dilemmas in the Age of Populism Angela BOURNE, University of Roskilde Fernando CASAL BÉRTOA, University of Nottingham Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name ARLOW Jonathan Dublin City University Antifa without Fascism: The Reasons behind the Anti-Fascist Movement BACKES Uwe Hannah-Arendt- Germany’s Militant Democracy in Institut für Comparison – The NPD Supreme Court Totalitarismusforschung Decision of Januar 2017 an der Technischen Universität Dresden BIARD Benjamin Université catholique de Do Measures of Militant Democracy Louvain Contribute to Reduce the Policy Influence of Radical Right Populist Parties? BOURNE Angela University of Roskilde Party Bans as an Instrument of Militant Democracy: Under What Conditions do Democracies Actually Ban Parties in Practice? DE LEEUW Sjifra University of Today’s Problems, Yesterday’s Solutions? VAN SPANJE, Amsterdam How do Countries’ Authoritarian Joost Traditions Shape the Relation between REKKER, Left-Right Orientation and Democratic Roderik Support? HANSEN Allan University of Roskilde Laclaus’s Theory of Populism and Dreyer Democracy HEIN Michael Georg-August- Constitutional Entrenchment Clauses Universität Göttingen as Measures of Militant Democracy: A Study on Constitutional Review in Europe (1945–2016) JACOBS Laura University of The Effects of News Coverage of Hate VAN SPANJE, Amsterdam Speech Prosecution of Anti-Immigrant Joost Party Leaders on Anti-Immigrant Party Support LAUMOND Bénédicte Europa-Universität Confront Political Radicalism in France Viadrina and Germany: What are the Effects of Framing Right-Wing Radicalism as a Policy Matter? MARSAVELSKI Aleksandar University of Zagreb Criminal Liability of Political Parties: A New Instrument of Militant Democracies

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name MOROSKA- Aleksandra University of Lower The Relevance of Historical Experiences BOURNE, BONKIEWICZ Silesia for Shaping Responses to Anti-System Angela Actors: Theorisation of Militant Democracy SROKA Anna University of Warsaw Instrumentalisation of ‘Defence of Democracy’ in Poland after 2015 VAN HAUTE Emilie Université Libre de Responses to Extremists and the Bruxelles Implications for Extremist Support VEUGELERS Jack University of Toronto Countering the Radical Right in Local Politics WICHGERS Lisanne University of The Impact of Hate Speech Prosecution JACOBS, Amsterdam of Anti-immigrant Politicians on Laura Citizens’ Political Support VAN SPANJE, Joost Workshop 20 Should the People Rule? Conceptualising Democratic Institutions Anthoula MALKOPOULOU, Uppsala Universitet Lisa HILL, University of Adelaide Last name First Institution Paper title Co- name Author BECKMAN Ludvig Stockholm University Constituent Power and the Constitutional Referendum: A Critical Appraisal CAMATARRI Stefano Universitat Autònoma Is Protest Intelligible in Elections? How do de Barcelona Protest Motivations affect Voting Behaviour in Western Europe and How do Political Élites (Mis)Interpret Them? FRICK Verena Georg-August- Towards an Epistocracy of Judges: Militant Universität Göttingen Democracy and Constitutionalism in Germany after World War II GARCÍA- Elena Universidad Breaking the Monolithic View of GUITIÁN Autònoma de Madrid ‘The Citizen’: Political Representations and – Instituto de Políticas Spaces for Direct Participation y Bienes Públicos del CSIC GERBER Dominik University of Geneva The Role of Epistemology in ‘Problem- Driven’ Defenses of Democratic Institutions HILL Lisa University of Assessing Epistemic Democracy Adelaide KŘEPELOVÁ Tereza Masaryk University Who Should be Included in the Public BLAHOVA, Reason: Conditions of Primary Deliberation Sylvie* * Co-author attending 41 WORKSHOPS

Last name First Institution Paper title Co- name Author LANGVATN Silje Universitetet i Oslo Accountability of Expertise? HOLST, Cathrine* MALKOPOULOU Anthoula Uppsala Universitet Militant Technocracy: Critical Affinities between Epistemic and Militant Democracy OLSEN Tore Aarhus Universitet Ejection for Democracy? How Should the EU Respond Towards Non-Liberal- Democratic Member States? RIJPKEMA Bastiaan Leiden University How to Distinguish the ‘Antidemocratic’ from the ‘Democratic’? Towards a More Fine-tuned Mechanism to Recognising Antidemocratic Parties SETÄLÄ Maija University of Turku Promoting Impartiality in Representative Democracy: What, Why and How? STOJANOVIĆ Nenad University of Lucerne Towards a Non-Populist Theory of Direct Democracy STONE Peter Department of Democratic Equality and Militant Political Science, Democracy Trinity College Dublin SZÁNTÓ András Corvinus University Understanding the Epistemic Account of of Budapest Democracy Workshop 21 Social Movements and the Crisis of Progressive Politics in Latin America Marieke RIETHOF, University of Liverpool Last name First name Institution Paper title Co-Author ALBERT Victor National Research Territorialising Dissent: The Cultural University, Political Economy of Brazil’s Homeless Higher School of Workers’ Movement Economics CARVALLO Camila Université catholique ‘Creating Student Power’: Citizen BAUDEWYNS, de Louvain Movements in South America Pierre RIETHOF Marieke University of Trade Unions and the Dilemmas of Liverpool the Left in Power: The Case of Union- Party Relations under the Workers’ Party Governments in Brazil (2003–2016) WOLANSKI Sandra Université de The Construction of a National Project: Lausanne An Ethnographic Study on Union-State Relations in Argentina during Cristina Fernández de Kirchner’s Last Government

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Workshop 22 Strategies of Secession and Counter-secession Diego MURO, University of St Andrews Ryan GRIFFITHS, University of Sydney Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name ANDREI Roxana Centro de Estudos The Unrecognised States of the South Caucasus: Sociais, University Strategic Adjustments towards Recognition and of Coimbra Status Quo Instrumentalisation BASTA Karlo Memorial Struggling Over the Costs of Independence: University of Secessionist Actors and the Business Community Newfoundland BERG Eiki University of Do Parent State Strategies Matter in Resolving PEGG, Scott* Tartu Secessionist Conflicts with De Facto States? FLOREA Adrian University of Rebel Governance in De Facto States (1945–2016) Glasgow JAKNIŪNAITĖ Dovilė Vilnius University Seeking Sovereignty in Abkhazia and South Ossetia: Manoeuvring Georgia, Russia, and the EU KARTSONAKI Argyro University of Remedial Secession: Researching the Gap between Birmingham Theory and Practice KEMOKLIDZE Nino University of Putting Secession in Comparative Perspective: Birmingham Cases from Eurasia KOCACıK Melike Sabancı University Playing Field Sets on Fire: Do Democratic AKSOY, Ayşe Institutions Dilute Violence in Strategies of Faruk* Secessionist Movements? LECOURS André University of The Two Québec Independence Referendums: Ottawa Political Strategies and International Relations MARTINEZ Angely Syracuse University Getting Right Back to Where They Started From: De Facto States Quest for the Status Quo and Reintegration MURO Diego University of Strategies of Secession and Counter Secession GRIFFITHS, St Andrews Ryan PRELZ Giulia Université Libre Viability as a Strategy of Secession OLTRAMONTI de Bruxelles ROHRBACH Livia University of Explaining Divergent Outcomes of the Copenhagen Bargaining Process over Self-Determination: Accommodation or Conflict? VAN HECKE Steven University of The EU in the Discourse of Secessionist Parties: MADDENS, Leuven From Safety Net to Prison? Bart*

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Workshop 23 The Citizens’ Voice? When and How Advocacy Groups Represent and Affect Public Preferences Anne RASMUSSEN, University of Copenhagen Iskander DE BRUYCKER, Universiteit Antwerpen Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name BERKHOUT Joost University of Action and Reaction in Lobbying: McKAY, Amy Amsterdam Comparing Issues, Interests and LEECH, Beth* Countries BERNHAGEN, Patrick CHALMERS, Adam CRISTANCHO Camilo Institut Barcelona Public Perceptions of Interest Groups: CHAQUES d'Estudis A Conjoint Analysis BONAFONT, Laura* Internacionals DE Iskander Universiteit The Citizens’ Voice? Rhetorical RASMUSSEN, Anne BRUYCKER Antwerpen Responsiveness in the European Parliament DUMONT Patrick Australian National A Missing Piece in the Public Policy KERBY, Matthew University Puzzle? Individual MPs’ Links with McGALE, Marina Interest Groups FLÖTHE Linda Departments of It’s Not All About the Money – Political Science What (Other) Resources do Interest and Public Groups Have and How do they Affect Administration, Representation? Universiteit Leiden JUNK Wiebke University of Public Agents or Sneaky Villains? RASMUSSEN, Anne Marie Copenhagen Interest Group Strategies vis-à-vis the Public and Policymakers KAMINSKI Paweł Jagiellonian Are They There? What Drives Interest University Groups’ Relations with Political Parties in Central and Eastern Europe? MADER Matthias Universität Can Interest Groups Persuade the JUNGHERR, Andreas Mannheim Public? Evidence from Experiments on SCHOEN, Harald a German Employers Group’s Ability to WUTTKE, Alexander Change Public Attitudes Toward TTIP McKAY Amy University of Congruence Between Interest Groups’ BERKHOUT, Joost Exeter Agendas and the Public’s Agendas in BERNHAGEN, Patrick Four Countries CHALMERS, Adam LEECH, Beth* MORALES Laura Sciences Po Paris The Effectiveness of Online Protest and Advocacy on Policy Change: A Case Study of ACTA POLETTI Arlo Università degli Public Opinion and the Survival of HANEGRAAFF, Studi di Trento Advocacy Groups Marcel*

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name POPOVIC Emina Freie Universität Advocacy Success in an Authoritarian Berlin State: Getting far by Going Public PRITONI Andrea Scuola Normale Still the Weapons of the Weak? FEO, Francesca Superiore Media Lobbying Tactics and Interest PANARO, Groups’ Access in Belgium, Italy and Angelo Vito* the Netherlands SATOH Keiichi Universität Changed Public Opinion, Changed NAGAYOSHI, Kikuko Konstanz Advocacy, and Unchanged Policy: How the Incongruence Occurred after the Fukushima Accident in Japan VUKASOVIC Martina Ghent University Representation Bias in a Multi-Level Governance Context: Congruence between European Interest Associations’ Policy Agendas and Policy Agendas of their (Domestic) Members WILLEMS Evelien Universiteit Representing the Public? How Antwerpen Organisational Features Affect the Likelihood of Policy Congruence between Organised Interests and Citizen Preferences WOUTERS Ruud University of Getting Public Opinion on Their Side? Amsterdam How Social Movements Shape Public Opinion Workshop 24 The Political Consequences of Euroscepticism: Who, What, When and Where? Andreas GOLDBERG, University of Amsterdam Catherine DE VRIES, University of Essex Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name ABOU-CHADI Tarik University of When Do Parties Risk Politicising Zurich Europe? How the Prospect of Losing Power Affects Issue Entrepreneurship BURNI Aline Université European Union Issues and Party PEREIRA catholique de Competition: How does the Popularity GOMES Louvain of Extreme Right Parties Affect the EU Positions of Mainstream Parties? COSTA LOBO Marina Universidade de The Consequences of Politicisation PANNICO, Lisboa Instituto de of the EU in the Media for Voting Roberto* Ciências Sociais Behaviour, 2002–2017 DE VRIES Catherine University of The Ties that Bind Also Divide: Essex The ‘Dark Side’ of EU Support * Co-author attending

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name GOLDBERG Andreas University of The Who’s Who of Euroscepticism: VAN ELSAS, Amsterdam A Typology Based on Multidimensional Erika* EU Attitudes DE VREESE, Claes HOON Louise Vrije Universiteit Catch 22: Voters between Left/Right and Brussel EU-Integration MALET Giorgio European EU Issue Salience and Ambivalent University Institute Attitudes: A Field Experiment in Priming OTJES Simon Rijksuniversiteit How has the European Sovereign KATSANIDOU, Groningen Debt Crisis Changed the Party Space in Alexia Europe? RINGLEROVA Zuzana Masaryk University Attitudes Towards Immigration and Public Support for the EU SCHÄFER Constantin Universität The Changing Relationship between BRAUN, Daniela Mannheim Ideological Dimensions and Party SCHMITT, Positions on European Integration Hermann POPA, Sebastian SERRICCHIO Fabio Sapienza Euroscepticism and Populism in Italy: PASSARELLI, University of Parties and Citizens in National and Gianluca Rome European Elections (1979–2017) TUORTO, Dario SILVA Catarina CICP Center Back for Revenge? Appraising FERREIRA- for Research in Euroscepticism Before and After the 2008 PEREIRA, Political Science Economic Debt Crisis Laura C. STOCKEMER Daniel University of Elections to the European Parliament: Ottawa Second Order Elections in Western European and Third Order Elections in Eastern Europe TALVING Liisa University of York The Economy and EU Support: VASILOPOULOU, The Utilitarian Explanation in Ordinary Sofia and Extraordinary Times THIEBAUT Cyrille European Could Euroscepticism be a Rational University Institute Answer from the French Public to Ambivalent Political Elites? VAN KESSEL Stijn Queen Mary, Not so Eager to Leave: Populist Radical University of Right Parties’ Responses to Brexit London

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Workshop 25 The Politics and Political Economy of Bank Reform: Ten Years after the Financial Crisis Huw MACARTNEY, University of Birmingham David HOWARTH, University of Luxembourg Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name ASIMAKOPOULOS Ioannis University of To Bail-In or Not to Bail-In? A Case Study Luxembourg Approach of the EU Bank Resolution Practice BLOM Jasper University of Banking on Power: The Role of the IIF in Amsterdam Global Financial Governance COMMAIN Sébastien University of The Strategic Use of Constraint: The Luxembourg European Commission’s Management of Interest Groups on Capital Requirements CROSS James P. University College Speaking to the Mandate? A Dynamic Dublin Topic Model Approach to Unveiling the Policy Focus of the European Central Bank between 1999 and 2016 DEL BARRIO Maria Università degli Mission Possible? From the Theoretical ARLEO Cecilia Studi di Trento Possibility to the Practical Challenges of Harmonising Supervisory Practices DONNELLY Shawn Universiteit Intergovernmental Spillover, Resistance Twente and Banking Union ENDREJAT Vanessa Johann Wolfgang Reviving the Shadow Banking Chain – THIEMANN, Goethe-Universität How Regulators Ensured the Viability of Matthias Frankfurt the Triadic Link between Banks, MMFs and the ABCPs ERTURK Ismail University of FinTech as Financial Innovation: A New Manchester Source of Instability in Financialised Capitalism or a Revolutionary Disruptive Technology in Banking? FONTAN Clément University of The Other Side of Independence: The ECB Gothenburg as a Supervisor of the Eurozone Banking System GANDERSON Joseph European Breaking up the Banks – A Comparative University Institute Analysis of Banking Structural Reform in Three European Countries HOWARTH David University of The Politics of Too-Big-To-Fail: JAMES, Luxembourg Explaining Bank Structural Reforms Scott* in the UK, France and Germany KUDRNA Zdeněk Universität German Banking Union? ECB-Led Salzburg Harmonisation of the EU Banking Regulation MACARTNEY Huw University of All Bark and No Bite: Bank Culture and Birmingham the Political Economy of Fines * Co-author attending 47 WORKSHOPS

Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name MASSOC Elsa University of Institutionalised Patterns of State-Bank California, Coordination and Post-Crisis Industrial Berkeley Strategies towards TBTF Banks in France, the UK and Germany MONTALBANO Giuseppe Scuola Normale The Transnational Financial Industry Superiore and the Reform of Securitisation Markets in the EU PIROSKA Dora Corvinus Politics of Bank Ownership in Slovenia and PODVRSIC, University of Hungary – Wither Democratic Control in Ana Budapest the EU? SEBOK Miklos Centre for Half-Turn or About Face? Financial Social Sciences, Nationalism, Banking Interests and the Hungarian Political Economy of Finance in Hungary Academy of Sciences SPENDZHAROVA Aneta Maastricht Becoming a Powerful Regulator: Explaining Universiteit the Prominence of the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) in European Financial Sector Governance VAN DEN BROEK Onna Kings College CSR as an Exchange Resource: Malou London Shaping Information and Creating Access to EU Policy-Makers Workshop 26 The Politics of Revenue Bargaining Anne Mette KJÆR, Aarhus Universitet Lise RAKNER, Universitetet i Bergen Last name First name Institution Paper title Co-Author BEACH Rachel Aarhus Universitet A Twist on ‘Trade Taxes’ in the Rural Space EDWARD Simon University of Dar Bargaining Processes and Effective es salaam Implementation of Tax Reforms in Tanzania: Cases of VAT Reform and Electronic Fiscal Devices Reform FJELDSTAD Odd Helge Chr. Michelsen Tax Bargains in Poorly Regulated Natural RAKNER, Institute, Bergen, Resource-Rich Countries: Lobbying, Lise Norway Corruption and the Shaping of Petrol- and Tax Policies in Tanzania FOGED Ane Karoline Aarhus Universitet Exploring the Conditions of Broad Revenue Bargains – The Case of Senegal KJÆR Anne Mette Aarhus Universitet Bargaining Power and Agricultural Policy

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Last name First name Institution Paper title Co-Author MOORE Mick Institute of The Theory of Revenue Bargaining Development Studies MSAMI Jamal REPOA Tax Expenditure Bargains in Religious Co‑Production in Tanzania PERSSON Anna University of Taxation as Patronage Politics? Gothenburg The Impact of Ruling Elites’ Ethnicity on Tax Demands and Tax Compliance in Sub‑Saharan Africa VON Christian German Pathways to International Tax Governance HALDENWANG Development Institute VON SCHILLER Armin German The Effect of Political Alignment on Development Revenue Bargaining and Performance Institute in Mozambican Municipalities WALSH Marcus Universität Taxation beyond Representation: The Role Bremen of the Brazilian State in a Multilevel Governance Structure Workshop 27 The Politics of Values: Actors, Institutions, and Dynamics in the 21st Century Eva-Maria EUCHNER, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München Isabelle ENGELI, University of Bath Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name ALEXANDER Amy University of A Multilevel Study of Gender-Egalitarian Gothenburg Values across Muslim Majority Provinces: The Role of Women and Urban Spaces BOHIGUES Asbel Universidad Same-Sex Marriage, Abortion and Drugs: GUEDES-NETO, de Salamanca Political Elites Facing Controversial Issues João Victor WANDERLEY DUARTE SANTOS, Manoel Leonardo BURLONE Nathalie University of Medical Assistance in Dying: Value-Based Ottawa Issue Framing through Narratives ENGELI Isabelle University of Hard Times and Go(o)d Politics? The Turn Bath to Morality Issues under Economic Stress GAWEDA Barbara University of ‘Retraditionalisation’ and Sacralisation of Edinburgh ‘Worldview Matters’: The Politics of Values in Eastern Europe GREEN- Christoffer Aarhus The Irish Puzzle – Morality Policies without LITTLE, Conor PEDERSEN Universitet Parties

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name MARIANI Giulia Universitat Same-Sex Marriage in the US: A Qualitative Pompeu Fabra Comparative Analysis MATTES Astrid University of Which Values? Investigating Actors and Vienna Issues of the Politics of Values in the Field of Immigrant Integration METTANG Olivia Ludwig- From Values to Power: The Church’s EUCHNER, Maximilians- Engagement in Implementing Morality Policy Eva‑Maria Universität in German States München MOURAO Julia University of Migration as Morality Politics? PERMOSER Vienna SATA Robert Central Hijacking Religion for the Sake of the Nation European – Illiberal Democracy in Hungary University SIMONS Jennifer University of Strategic Tolerance from the Radical Right Virginia WIECZORECK Maximilian Westfälische The Influence of Religiosity and Political Wilhelms- Parties on Drug Policy Reform: An Event Universität History Analysis of Reforms in Nearly 20 Münster Advanced Industrial Democracies Workshop 28 The Role of Leadership in EU Politics and Policy-Making: Moving Towards Theoretical Integration and Methodological Cross-Fertilisation Femke VAN ESCH, University of Utrecht Henriette MÜLLER, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name AGGESTAM Lisbeth University of Performing Leadership in EU Foreign Policy: Gothenburg The Role of the High Representative in the European Union Global Strategy AMADIO Maria LUISS University On Leadership and Control in EU Foreign and VICERÉ Giulia Security Policy: The Post-Lisbon Treaty High Representative and the Ukrainian Crisis BOJOVIĆ Jakov Central European Assessing Supranational Leadership in the University Refugee Crisis: The European Commission as a Policy Entrepreneur in Migration and Asylum Policy

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name BÜRGIN Alexander Izmir University Intra- and Interinstitutional Leadership in the of Economics EU: An Assessment of the Better Law Making Agenda of the European Commission and the Secretariat General of the European Parliament PANSARDI Pamela Università degli From Social Investment to Social Rights: VESAN, Studi di Milano The Juncker Commission as a Normative Patrik Entrepreneur SCHILD Joachim University of Trier German Hegemony Revisited: Between Misunderstanding and Myth SCHOELLER Magnus University of Tracing Leadership: How a Leader’s Strategies G. Vienna EIF Translate into Impact and the Case of ‘Whatever it Takes’ STEPHENSON Paul Maastricht The Role of Personality in Political Leadership Universiteit and Institutional Change: An Historical Perspective on the European Court of Auditors SWINKELS Marij University of Determinants of Political Leaders’ Belief Utrecht Change: The Case of the Eurozone Crisis TERCOVICH Giulia University of Leading the European Union’s Development KOOPS, Warwick as a Security Actor: A Multi-Level Analysis Joachim of the Role of EU High Representatives in the Institutionalisation of the Comprehensive Approach TÖMMEL Ingeborg Osnabrück Political Leadership in Turbulent Times – The University Commission Presidency of Jean-Claude Junker TRIVIÑO Juan Institut Barcelona Coordination Capacities of EU Agencies in JORDANA, SALAZAR Carlos d’Estudis Transboundary Crises: Leading or Following Jacint Internacionals the Crowd? VAN ESCH Femke University of What Makes Collaborative Leadership MÜLLER, Utrecht Successful? The Cognitive Dimension of Henriette European Integration Workshop 29 The Technocratic Challenge to Democracy: Experts, Elites and the People Eri BERTSOU, University of Zurich Despina ALEXIADOU, University of Strathclyde Last name First Institution Paper title Co- name Author ALEXIADOU Despina University of Strathclyde Technocrats in Cabinets: The Political and Policy Effects of Technocrat and Expert Ministers in Europe CARAMANI Daniele University of Zurich Measuring Technocracy: Dimensions, BERTSOU, Levels of Analysis and Operationalisation Eri

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co- name Author CHRISTENSEN Johan Departments of The Role of Experts in Policy-Making: HOLST, Political Science and Bridging the Gap between Normative Cathrine Public Administration, Theory and Empirical Analysis Universiteit Leiden FISCHER Frank Humboldt-Universität Technocratic Expertise and the Democratic zu Berlin Prospect: Deliberative Policy Inquiry as Citizen Empowerment FJØRTOFT Trym Universitetet i Oslo The Role of Expertise in Frontex Nohr MACKILLOP Eleanor University of Liverpool The Politics of Expertise in Health Policy‑Making: The Case of Health Economists in the United Kingdom RODRÍGUEZ Juan University of Valencia The Predominance of Technocrats in TERUEL Cabinets at Any Cost? Expertise and Portfolio in Democratic Spain SOURIS Antonios Friedrich-Alexander The Bundesrat Committees: FINKE, Universität Erlangen- Decision‑making between Technocratic Patrick* Nürnberg Norms and Party Politics TARLEA Silvana European University Are Technocratic Governments Better BAILER, Institute Negotiators? Bargaining Strategies and Stefanie Success during the European Monetary Union Reform Negotiations TORTOLA Pier Rijksuniversiteit The Politicisation of the European Central Domenico Groningen Bank: A Language-based Approach VAN DER Reinout Department of Public All Bark and No Bite? Technocracy, VEER Administration, Erasmus Politicisation and the Enforcement of University Rotterdam the EU’s Excessive Deficit Procedure Workshop 30 Understanding Success in Government Stefanie BEYENS, University of Utrecht Allan McCONNELL, University of Sydney Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name BEYENS Stefanie University of Do We Know Public Governance VERHOEST, Koen Utrecht Success When We See It? A Conceptual BUSUIOC, Madalina Exploration of the Mismatch between VAN ERP, Judith Agency Performance and Reputation FAHY, Lauren GILAD, Sharon HOULBERG SALOMONSEN, Heidi ALON-BARKAT, Saar

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name BEYENS Stefanie University of Successful yet Looking for Legitimacy Utrecht – An Exploration of the Legitimation Strategies of Dutch Water Authorities CAPANO Giliberto Università di Governmental Programmatic Success in PRITONI, Andrea Bologna Reforming Policies and its Determinants: The Case of Governance Reforms in Higher Education in Western European Countries DE PAULO Felipe CICP Center Understanding Policy Adoption in Brazil: CAMÕES, Pedro for Research in The Diffusion of Ecological Fiscal Political Science Transfers Across the States ELOKA Alain Université de ‘Successful’ Anti-Corruption Politics in Lausanne Botswana and Singapore: Understanding how a Global ‘Failure’ becomes a Celebrated ‘Success’ in Certain Contexts HARRER Julia Department State Capacity, Disaster Mortality and of Political Disaster Losses: How Governments Science, Law, Implement Disaster Risk Reduction and International Policies Studies, University of Padova LUETJENS Joannah University On the Durability of Policy Reforms: of Utrecht A Plausibility Probe MAOR Moshe Hebrew Disproportionate Policy Response by University Design: Towards a Conceptual Turn of Jerusalem McCONNELL Allan University Conceptualising Success in Public BEYENS, Stefanie of Sydney Organisations: Pushing the Boundaries NEMCOVA Lucie Charles Bureaucratic Autonomy vs Political University Leadership: Successful Decentralisation in Prague in Local Government SAARTS Tõnis Tallinn Explaining the Success of the Long- ALLEMANN, Marleen University Term Governmental Parties in New Democracies: The Policy-centered and Party-centered Approaches SALAZAR- Diego Hertie School Sermons, Carrots or Sticks? Explaining MORALES Alonso of Governance Successful Policy Implementation in a Low-Performance Institution SANTOS Flavio Getulio Vargas Cooperative Public Policy in Brazil: FONTANELLI Foundation Can National Systems of Public Policies bring Rationality to the Allocation of Federal Discretionary Grants? VERSLUIS Esther Maastricht Post-Legislative Guidance as a Tool Universiteit to Increase Domestic Compliance with EU Law

53 INDEX OF NAMES A – Z index of participants

A BINDING, Garret 34-35 CHUERI, Juliana 25 BIVAINIS, Andrius 32 CINALLI, Manlio 31 ABOU-CHADI, Tarik 45 BLAHOVA, Sylvie 41 COGELS, Maximilien 36 ADRIAENSEN, Johan 21 BLAKE, Kevin 19 COLLORD, Michaela 28 AFONSO, Alexandre 38 BLIZNAKOVSKI, Jovan 33 COMMAIN, Sébastien 47 AGGESTAM, Lisbeth 50 BLOM, Jasper 47 CORBETT, Jack 36 AHRENS, Petra 18 BOHIGUES, Asbel 49 COSTA LOBO, Marina 45 AKSOY, Faruk 43 BOHN, Carolin 26 COSTELLO, Rory 30 ALBERTSEN, Andreas 34 BOJOVIĆ, Jakov 50 CRISTANCHO, Camilo 44 ALBERT, Victor 42 BORGE, Rosa 24 CROSS, James P 47 ALDAZ, Raul 28 BORGHETTO, Enrico 29 CROSS, William 36 ALEKSOVSKA, Marija 16 BORRIELLO, Arthur 38 CRUZ-MARTÍNEZ, Gibrán 21 ALEXANDER, Amy 49 BOSSETTA, Michael 24 ALEXIADOU, Despina 51 BOURNE, Angela 40-41 D ALON-BARKAT, Saar 16, 52 BOVENS, Mark 17 ALSAHI, Huda 18 BRUINSMA, Bastiaan 34 D'AGOSTINO, Serena 18 AMADIO VICERÉ, Maria Giulia 50 BUCUR, Cristina 28 DAVID, Emmanuelle 18 ANDREI, Roxana 43 BUNDI, Pirmin 29 DAVIDESCU, Elena-Simona 21 ANGELOU, Angelos 38 BÜRGIN, Alexander 51 DEAN, Rikki 22 ARLOW, Jonathan 40 BURGI, Noëlle 27 DE BRUYCKER, Iskander 44 ARTER, David 35 BURLACU, Diana 38 DE CONINCK, Isabelle 30 ASIMAKOPOULOS, Ioannis 47 BURLONE, Nathalie 49 DEL BARRIO ARLEO, Maria Cecilia 47 AYDEMIR, Nermin 34 BURNI PEREIRA GOMES, Aline 45 DE LEEUW, Sjifra 40 AYOUB, Phillip 18 BURSENS, Peter 21 DELLEPIANE AVELLANEDA, BUSUIOC, Madalina 16, 52 B Sebastian 31 DE PAULO , Felipe 53 BACKES, Uwe 40 C DEPPE, Christoph 23 BAILER, Stefanie 29-30, 37, 52 CAMATARRI, Stefano 41 DESERIIS, Marco 24 BALDOLI, Roberto 27 CAMERLO, Marcelo 28 DE SIMONE, Sara 32 BARRY, John 26 CAMPBELL, Rosie 29-30, 37 DE VRIES, Catherine 45 BARTLE, John 31 CANIHAC, Hugo 27 DIAZ, Pablo 33 BASTA, Karlo 43 CANNAVO, Peter 26 DICKINSON, Nicholas 16 BAUDNER, Jörg 35 CAPANO, Giliberto 53 DODEIGNE, Jérémy 36 BEACH, Rachel 48 CARAMANI, Daniele 51 DODSWORTH, Ashley 26 BECKMAN, Ludvig 41 CARDOSO, Daniel 38 DONNELLY, Shawn 47 BEDOCK, Camille 22 CARLIN, Ryan 31 DREWS, Wiebke 24 BENNOUR, Salomon 25 CARVALLO, Camila 42 DUCHATELET, Dorothy 21 BEN-NUN BLOOM, Pazit 16 CASAL BÉRTOA, Fernando 40 DUEÑAS I CID, David 24 BERG, Eiki 43 CHAISTY, Paul 28 DUMONT, Patrick 44 BERKHOUT, Joost 44 CHAQUES BONAFONT, Laura 44 DURANTI, Marco 27 BERNARDI, Luca 31 CHARALAMBOUS, Giorgos 36 DUSSAUGE-LAGUNA, Mauricio 16 BERTELLI, Anthony 16 CHERUBINI, Daniela 18 DUTCEAC SEGESTEN, BERTSOU, Eri 51 CHIRAN, Dadiana 33 Anamaria 24 BERZ, Jan 35 CHIRU, Mihail 29 BEYENS, Stefanie 52-53 CHRISTENSEN, Henrik Serup 22 E BIARD, Benjamin 40 CHRISTENSEN, Johan 52 EDWARD, Simon 48 BÍLEK, Jaroslav 34 CHUECA, Enrique 35 EFTHYMIOU, Dimitrios 27 54 INDEX OF NAMES

ELEFTHERIOU, Costas 36 GOETSCHEL, Laurent 32 JAMES, Scott 47 ELGIE, Robert 28-29 GOLDBERG, Andreas 45-46 JARSTAD, Anna 32 ELOKA, Alain 53 GREEN-PEDERSEN, Christoffer 49 JEVNAKER, Torbjørg 17 ELPES, Gustavo 18 GREFFET, Fabienne 24 JONES, Briony 32 EL-WAKIL, Alice 22 GRIFFITHS, Ryan 43 JUNK, Wiebke Marie 44 EMILSSON, Henrik 25 GRIMES, Marcia 33 ENDREJAT, Vanessa 47 GROEN, Afke 21 K ENGELI, Isabelle 49 GRÖNLUND, Kimmo 22 ENGLISH, Patrick 31 GRONOW, Antti 20 KALEV, Leif 25 ERCAN, Selen A. 22 GROTZ, Florian 23 KAMENOU, Nayia 18 ERTURK, Ismail 47 GUASTI, Petra 23 KAMINSKI, Paweł 44 EUCHNER, Eva-Maria 49-50 GUERIN, Nina 25 KAMMERMANN, Lorenz 20 EVANS, Elizabeth 18 KAO, Kristen 33 H KARTSONAKI, Argyro 43 F KAUFMANN, David 25 HAKHVERDIAN, Armen 31 KEMOKLIDZE, Nino 43 FAHY, Lauren 16, 52 HALSAA, Beatrice 19 KJÆR, Anne Mette 48 FAUSTMANN, Hubert 33 HANEGRAAFF, Marcel 44 KNOPS, Louise 24 FERREIRA DA SILVA, Frederico 36 HANSEN, Allan Dreyer 40 KOCACIK, Melike Ayşe 43 FERREIRO PRADO, Lucia 21 HARRER, Julia 53 KOLBE, Melanie 25 FIEVET, Bastien 20 HEARD-LAUREOTE, Karen 21 KOLLTVEIT, Kristoffer 17 FINKE, Patrick 52 HEIDENREICH, Felix 26 KOMAREK, Jan 27 FISCHER, Frank 52 HEINELT, Marie-Sophie 23 KRÄMLING, Anna 23 FITZGERALD, Louise Michelle 26 HEIN, Michael 40 KŘEPELOVÁ, Tereza 41 FITZPATRICK, Jasmin 24 HELBIG, Karoline 22 KROL, Leendert Jan Gerrit 29 FJELDSTAD, Odd Helge 48 HELBLING, Marc 25 KUDRNA, Zdeněk 47 FJØRTOFT, Trym Nohr 52 HELLMÜLLER, Sara 32 KÜNTZLER, Theresa 35 FLEUß, Dannica 22 HELLWIG, Timothy 31 FLOREA, Adrian 43 HENDRIKS, Carolyn 22-23 L FLÖTHE, Linda 44 HIEN, Josef 27 FOGED, Ane Karoline 48 HILL, Lisa 41 LABELLE, Alexie 18 FONTAN, Clément 47 HINTERLEITNER, Markus 38 LADI, Stella 38 FONT, Joan 22 HOHENDORF, Lukas 30 LAHDELMA, Ilona 34 FORT, Emilie 18 HÖHMANN, Daniel 30 LANGVATN, Silje 42 FRANCO-GUILLEN, Nuria 22 HOLST, Cathrine 42, 52 LANZ, Simon 30 FRICK, Verena 41 HONOHAN, Iseult 26 LAUMOND, Bénédicte 40 FRIEDMAN, Avital 36 HOON, Louise 46 LAZAREVA, Aleksandra 21 FUCHS, Gerhard 19 HOULBERG SALOMONSEN, LECOURS, André 43 Heidi 17, 52 LEECH, Beth 44 G HOWARTH, David 47 LE GALL, Cal 38 HOYO, Henio 25 LEIB, Julia 22 GAGO, Angie 38 HUWYLER, Oliver 30 LEININGER, Arndt 23 GALLINA, Marta 34 LÉPINARD, Eléonore 18 GANDERSON, Joseph 47 I LIDÉN, Kristoffer 32 GARCÍA-GUITIÁN, Elena 41 LINDQVIST, Jesper 36 GATTERMANN, Katjana 30, 36 INACIO, Magna 29 LI, Wei 20 GAUJA, Anika 36 INGOLD, Karin 19 LOHMANN, Jan Robert 21 GAWEDA, Barbara 49 INVERNIZZI ACCETTI, Carlo 27 LOKDAM, Hjalte 27 GEIßEL, Brigitte 22 IVENS, Sven 21 LÓPEZ ORTEGA, Alberto 36 GEMENIS, Kostas 34 LORIMER, Marta 28 GERBER, Dominik 41 J LOVE, Gregory 31 GHERGHINA, Sergiu 24, 33 LUETJENS, Joannah 53 JACOBS, Laura 40-41 GILAD, Sharon 16, 52 LUTZ, Philipp 25 JAKNIŪNAITĖ, Dovilė 43 55 INDEXSECTION OF HEAD NAMES

M NOHRSTEDT, Daniel 19 R MACARTNEY, Huw 47 RAHAT, Gideon 35 O MacCARTHAIGH, Muiris 17 RAKNER, Lise 48 MACKILLOP, Eleanor 52 OBERLE, Monika 21 RASMUSSEN, Anne 44 MADDENS, Bart 43 OLSEN, Tore 42 RAVAZZI, Stefania 23 MADER, Matthias 44 O'MALLEY, Eoin 37 REHER, Stefanie 30 MAIORANO, Diego 33 O'NEILL, Sadhbh 26 RIETHOF, Marieke 42 MALET, Giorgio 46 OROSS, Daniel 23 RIJPKEMA, Bastiaan 42 MALKOPOULOU, Anthoula 41-42 OTJES, Simon 46 RIMKUTĖ, Dovilė 16 MANAVOPOULOS, Vasileios 34 OVERMAN, Sjors 17 RINGLEROVA, Zuzana 46 MANDELKERN, Ronen 39 RINNE, Jonathan 23 MAOR, Moshe 53 P RODRÍGUEZ TERUEL, Juan 52 MARIANI, Giulia 50 ROHRBACH, Livia 43 MARINO, Bruno 36 PADILLA, Javier 35 ROMEIJN, Jeroen 35 MARSAVELSKI, Aleksandar 40 PALOP, Pau 26 ROMERO, Xavier 31 MARSCHALL, Stefan 34 PANARO, Angelo Vito 45 ROOS, Mechthild 28 MARTIN DE ALMAGRO, Maria 19 PANNICO, Roberto 45 ROSEMA, Martin 35 MARTINEZ, Angely 43 PANSARDI, Pamela 51 RUBECKSEN, Kristin 17 MARTIN, Shane 30 PAPADIMITRIOU, Dimitris 39 RUPPEL, Samantha 22 MASSOC, Elsa 48 PAPP, Zsófia 30 MATTES, Astrid 50 PARK, Hyeon Seok 29 S McCONNELL, Allan 52-53 PAULUS, Lars 23 McGANN, Anthony 31 PEDERSEN, SAARTS, Tõnis 53 McKAY, Amy 44 Helene Helboe 35, 37 SAGLIE, Jo 23 MEIER, Petra 18 PEDROZA, Luicy 26 SALAZAR-MORALES, Diego Alonso 53 MEJÍA-ACOSTA, Andrés 29 PEGASIOU, Adonis 39 SANDSTRÖM, Annica 20 MELÉNDEZ, Carlos 36 PEGG, Scott 43 SANTOS FONTANELLI, Flavio 53 MENDEZ, Fernando 34 PELLICER, Miquel 33 SATA, Robert 26, 50 MESGARZADEH, Samina 19 PELLIZZONI, Luigi 27 SATOH, Keiichi 45 METTANG, Olivia 50 PEREIRA, Carlos 29 SAUER, Birgit 19 MIGNONE, Andrea 33 PERSSON, Anna 49 SCHÄFER, Constantin 46 MOCCA, Elisabetta 28 PILET, Jean-Benoit 22, 36 SCHILD, Joachim 51 MONTALBANO, Giuseppe 48 PINTO, Jorge 27 SCHILLEMANS, Thomas 16-17 MOORE, Mick 49 PIROSKA, Dora 48 SCHLEITER, Petra 28 MORALES, Laura 44 PIROS, Silviu 21 SCHMID, Nicolas 20 MORGAN, Glyn 28 PLANCQ, Maximilien 20 SCHMID, Samuel 26 MOROSKA-BONKIEWICZ, POKORNYI, Zsanett 23 Aleksandra 41 POLETTI, Arlo 44 SCHNATTERER, Tinette 31 MOURAO PERMOSER, Julia 50 POLYAK, Palma 39 SCHOELLER, Magnus G. 51 MOYSON, Stéphane 20 POPA, Raluca Maria 19 SCHUPPERT, Fabian 26 MSAMI, Jamal 49 POPOVIC, Emina 45 SCIPIONI, Marco 26 MÜLLER, Henriette 50-51 POPP, Raluca 35 SEBOK, Miklos 48 MURO, Diego 43 POWER, Timothy 28 SEGAARD, Signe Bock 23 MUSELLA, Fortunato 37 PRADEAU, Gil 23 SERRICCHIO, Fabio 46 PRELZ OLTRAMONTI, Giulia 43 SETÄLÄ, Maija 22, 42 N PRITONI, Andrea 45, 53 SÉVILLE, Astrid 39 PUNTSCHER RIEKMANN, Sonja 28 SEWERIN, Sebastian 20 NAGTZAAM, Marijn 37 SHIKANO, Susumu 35 NATTER, Katharina 25 Q SHTYRKOVA, Evgeniya 37 NAVARRO, Julien 30 SIIM, Birte 19 NEMCOVA, Lucie 53 QUÉRÉ, Lucile 19 SILAGADZE, Nanuli 24 NIKOLENYI, Csaba 37 SILVA, Catarina 46

56 INDEX OF NAMES

SIMONS, Jennifer 50 U W SINGER, Matthew 31 SÖDERLUND, Peter 37 USHERWOOD, Simon 21-22 WAGSCHAL, Uwe 35 SONAN, Sertac 33 WALSH, Marcus 49 SOURIS, Antonios 52 V WAUTERS, Bram 37 WEIBLE, Chris 20 SPENDZHAROVA, Aneta 48 VANDELEENE, Audrey 37 SROKA, Anna 41 WERNER, Hannah 24 VAN DEN BROEK, Onna Malou 48 WHITAKER, Richard 30 STANDRING, Adam 39 VAN DER VEER, Reinout 52 STEENBERGEN, Marco 35 WHITE, Jonathan 27-28 VAN DER ZWAN, Natascha 22 WICHGERS, Lisanne 41 STEPHENSON, Paul 51 VAN DE VOORDE, Nicolas 30 STOCKEMER, Daniel 46 WIECZORECK, Maximilian 50 VAN ELSAS, Erika 46 WILLE, Anchrit 17 STOJANOVIĆ, Nenad 42 VAN ESCH, Femke 50-51 STOLFI, Francesco 39 WILLEMS, Evelien 45 VAN HAUTE, Emilie 41 WISSENBURG, Marcel 27 STOLTZ, Pauline 19 VAN HAUWAERT, Steven 31 STONE, Peter 42 WOLANSKI, Sandra 42 VAN HECKE, Steven 43 WOLKENSTEIN, Fabio 28 STRID, Sofia 19 VAN KESSEL, Stijn 46 STROLOVITCH, Dara 19 WOOD, Matthew 17 VASS, Ágnes 26 WOUTERS, Ruud 45 SUITER, Jane 24 VEENENDAAL, Wouter 33, 36 SWINKELS, Marij 51 WURTHMANN, VERHOEST, Koen 17, 52 Lucas Constantin 34 SZÁNTÓ, András 42 VERLOO, Mieke 19 WYDRA, Doris 28 VERSAILLES, Alban 39 T VERSCHUREN, Olga 17 Y TALVING, Liisa 46 VERSLUIS, Esther 53 YAN, Huang-Ting 29 TAPIA, Andrea 31 VEUGELERS, Jack 41 YLÄ-ANTTILA, Tuomas 20 TARLEA, Silvana 52 VINK, Maarten Peter 25-26 TASSINARI, Arianna 39 VISCONTI, Francesco 32 TERCOVICH, Giulia 51 VITTORI, Davide 25 Z VOGEL, Lars 30 THIEBAUT, Cyrille 46 ZAHAR, Marie-Joëlle 32 VOLPI, Elisa 29 THOMANN, Eva 17 ZAMIR, Shahaf 37 VON HALDENWANG, Christian 49 TIMONINA, Irina 20 ZAUN, Natascha 26 VON SCHILLER, Armin 49 TISCHMEYER, Christian 33 ZELLENTIN, Alexa 27 VON SCHOULTZ, Åsa 30 TOMIC, Slobodan 17 ZITTEL, Thomas 29-30 VROMEN, Ariadne 25 TÖMMEL, Ingeborg 51 ZWINKELS, Tomas 37 TORTOLA, Pier Domenico 52 VUKASOVIC, Martina 45 TRIVIÑO SALAZAR, Juan Carlos 51

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