45 th ECPR Joint Sessions of Workshops – Nottingham, 25 30 April 2017

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#ecprjs17 45th Joint Sessions of Workshops 25 – 30 April 2017

Contents

Welcome from the ECPR Chair and the local organising committee...... 2 University of Nottingham...... 4 Out and about in the city...... 5 The European Consortium for Political Research...... 6 Jean Blondel PhD Prize...... 8 Rudolf Wildenmann Prize...... 9 Hans Daalder Prize...... 10 Roundtable: Brexit and the Future of European Political Science...... 10 Stein Rokkan Lecture: Limits on Legitimacy...... 11 Drop-in sessions with our Editors ...... 12 Day-by-day schedule of activities...... 14 Practical information...... 15 Campus map...... 16 Overview of Workshops and rooms...... 17 Workshops and participants...... 18 A – Z index of participants, by surname...... 51 WELCOME Welcome from ECPR’s Executive Committee Chair Dear Participants Welcome to the ECPR’s 45th Joint Sessions, and welcome to Nottingham! I wish you all an inspiring, productive, and pleasant five days. The Joint Sessions of Workshops continue to be a hallmark event of the ECPR. The formula of bringing together small groups of scholars, senior and junior, working on a particular theme, to discuss each other’s papers for five days, while offering plenty of opportunities to meet and mingle with the participants in parallel Workshops, has proven most successful. At the University of Nottingham’s modern Jubilee Campus, 22 Workshops will convene and, as always, the competition to have a Workshop proposal accepted, and then to have a Paper proposal in one of these Workshops accepted, has been fierce. Today’s political controversies are reflected in many of this year’s Workshop themes: ‘how political elites select and process information’, ‘public opinion, foreign policy, and the use of force’, ‘the influence of radical right populist Many people have contributed Bértoa and Kyriaki Nanou, and also to parties’, etc. Add to that exciting to making the Nottingham Joint Liz Lesquereux for all her hard work. plenary events, such as Margaret Levi’s Sessions possible. From our Executive Meeting at a colleague’s university lecture Limits on Legitimacy and the Committee, Anna Sroka and Kris rather than in an anonymous Roundtable on Brexit’s consequences. Deschouwer were involved in site conference centre is a characteristic visits and the selection of Workshop The city of Nottingham has much of ECPR events that greatly adds to proposals; behind the scenes, to offer when you need a temporary the charm and atmosphere. It is only much hard work was done by the reprieve from scholarly debates. At possible because of the hard work ECPR Events team led by Marcia least three pubs claim to be England’s of our Nottingham colleagues and Taylor; and we are most grateful to oldest! And you may meet the ghost their student assistants in their by the Workshop Directors for their of the Sheriff of Nottingham, the now famous red T-shirts. initiatives and energy. villain in many Robin Hood stories, Thanks to all of them! whose practice of stealing from the But above all, our thanks should Rudy B. Andeweg poor to give to the rich is often used go to our hosts the University of to explain how all electoral systems Nottingham, to the organising team of Chair, ECPR Executive favour big over small parties. Mathew Humphrey, Fernando Casal Committee, 2015 – 2018

2 WELCOME ...and the local organisers

Dear Participants reflecting the strength and breadth of the Summer School of the ECPR’s research activity in the School. Standing Group on Political Parties, It seems timely, in early 2017, for the longest-running of the ECPR We are committed to both a UK-based institution of higher Standing Group Summer Schools. education to host the ECPR Joint international and interdisciplinary We hope you will enjoy Nottingham Sessions of Workshops, and in so research – we co-operate closely with – the city has much to offer in the doing to reaffirm the commitment of our sister schools at the University of way of food, entertainment, culture, UK universities to remain at the heart Nottingham, Ningbo, China (UNNC) and sport. The location for this of the European research enterprise. and the University of Nottingham year’s Joint Sessions, the University’s In that spirit we would like to Malaysia Campus in Kuala Lumpur Jubilee Campus, is built on the site welcome all of you to the University (UNMC). At both UNNC and UNMC of what was once a bicycle factory. of Nottingham. It is an honour and we operate jointly with History, and It has become a hub for innovative a privilege for us to host this event. several of our Research Centres are explicitly interdisciplinary – for and environmentally sustainable The University of Nottingham example the Institute for Asia- architecture and we believe offers an can trace its history back to at least Pacific Studies, the Nottingham excellent set of conference facilities. 1881. The School of Politics and Interdisciplinary Centre for Economic We wish you a productive and International Relations is of rather and Political Research, the China enjoyable stay. more recent vintage, being founded Policy Institute, and the Centre for the in 1965. The School has around fifty Study of Political Ideologies. Fernando Casal Bértoa members of academic staff, making Mathew Humphrey it one of the largest departments of We also have an established history Politics & IR in the UK, along with of collaboration with the ECPR, and Kyriaki Nanou nine Research Centres and Institutes, the School is currently also hosting Local organising team

The University of Nottingham local organising team, left to right: Fernando Casal Bértoa, Mathew Humphrey and Kyriaki Nanou

3 SECTIONUNIVERSITY HEAD The University of Nottingham

The first British university to establish a campus overseas, Nottingham can claim to be a truly ‘global University’

its origins as the city’s first in 2000. This was followed by the civic college date back as far historic agreement to set up a campus Ias 1881, but the University of in Ningbo, China, in 2004 – the very Nottingham moved to what is now first overseas campus in China by its main campus in 1928. The 35-acre a western university. Nottingham plot was donated by Sir Jesse Boot, has been described as ‘the nearest Nottingham is ranked in the owner of the Boots pharmaceutical Britain has to a truly global university’ world’s top 75 by the QS World company. Even from its early days, (Times Good University Guide 2016). University Rankings 2015/16, and the University attracted high-profile 8th in the UK for research power Today, the University is one of visiting lecturers including Albert according to the Research Excellence the largest in the UK. It is home Einstein, Mahatma Gandhi and Framework 2014. It was also voted to 44,000 students and 9,000 HG Wells. the world’s greenest campus for four staff and has an income of £635 consecutive years. million. It is also one of the most Overseas pioneers popular universities in the UK The University has been responsible Always forward looking, Nottingham among graduate employers and was for several innovations which have established the first campus of a named University of the Year for had an enormous impact on society. British university overseas, in Malaysia Graduate Employment in 2017. The most famous of these is the development of magnetic resonance imaging by Sir Peter Mansfield, who received the Nobel Prize for his work in 2003. There are now 22,000 scanners in operation worldwide, carrying out more than 60 million examinations annually.

Politics at Notts The School of Politics and International Relations at the University of Nottingham was founded in 1965. Along with the Departments of Politics at Manchester and Oxford, the School is currently home to the British Election Study, which has been the key body for analysing electoral behaviour in the UK for more than 50 years.

4 NOTTINGHAM Out and about in the city

Located in the heart of England, Nottingham is famous the world over as the home of philanthropic outlaw Robin Hood

he thriving city of Nottingham – only the Nottingham’s Tsecond city in England to Old Market Square be accredited a UNESCO City of Literature status for its association with writers such as DH Lawrence and Alan Sillitoe – is buzzing with events and attractions all year round. Its inspirational arts, entertainment and heritage venues include the Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall; Nottingham Playhouse; Nottingham Contemporary – one of the UK’s leading contemporary art galleries; the Motorpoint Arena; and the Galleries of Justice Museum to name but a few. Sporting glories What lies beneath Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem claims the title of England’s oldest inn Nottingham became England’s Nottingham is built on more than official Home of Sport in 2015, and 500 man-made sandstone caves is home to world-famous sporting dating back to medieval times. venues including Trent Bridge cricket Descend below street level and ground, the National Ice Centre and discover how the caves were used as the National Water Sports Centre. tanneries, bomb shelters and homes. Nottingham also has two clubs in the You can even sup in style in a cave English Football League, Nottingham pub like Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem or Forest and Notts County. The latter is the Malt Cross, which used the caves the oldest football club in the world over the centuries for everything currently playing at professional level. from beer storage to cockfights!

Cultural treasures You’ll find more tourist information at High on Castle Rock and www.experiencenottinghamshire.com commanding spectacular views over the city, Nottingham Castle is a 17th Nottingham Castle century ducal mansion now serving as a municipal museum of art from All images on this page © Experience Nottinghamshire around the world. Art lovers should also visit the city’s international art The city is also a shopper’s paradise, centre, Nottingham Contemporary. featuring high street favourites alongside independent boutiques, The National Videogame Arcade including the flagship store of offers fun, interactive displays and designer Sir Paul Smith, who opened a permanent exhibition showcasing his first ever shop here in 1970. the history of video gaming.

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. The Workshops taking place, each academic programme features around containing 15–20 participants. Participants present a Paper which ECPR membership is institutional 60 Sections and over 400 Panels is then discussed and interrogated and currently comprises nearly 350 covering the full spectrum of political in 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 fewer than 25 and interpretative perspectives. ABOUT THE ECPR

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

7 2016 PRIZES Jean Blondel PhD Prize

Philipp Köker Canterbury Christ Church University Veto et Peto: Patterns of Presidential Activism in Central and Eastern Europe Since 2003, the ECPR has awarded an annual prize for the best PhD thesis in politics, encompassing International Relations, Political Theory, and Public Administration. The prize fund is €1,000 and the winner is offered the opportunity to adapt their thesis for publication as an ECPR Press Monograph. The Blondel Prize jury, which was unanimous in its choice of winner, was last year chaired by Birgit Sauer (University of Vienna, also representing the ECPR). The jury also comprised Petra Meier (University of Antwerp), Christoph Scherrer (University of Kassel) and Ferdinand Müller-Rommel (University of Lüneburg).

hilipp Köker’s thesis maps and explains patterns in Pthe activism of democratic presidents in nine Central and that Köker’s thesis offers impressive Eastern European democracies Our Jury’s verdict between 1990 and 2010. This field cross-country empirical analyses. His has been subject to a number of qualitative analysis in four countries ‘...an important contribution to studies over the last decade, but focuses on presidential vetoes and studies of presidential activism, few scholars have explained how presidential activism in government and suggests an innovative research presidents use their formal powers formation, censure and dismissal. approach to explain this activism.’ and actively intervene in politics. Köker shows that popular All judges agreed that Philipp Köker proposes a nested analysis presidential elections, cohabitation Köker’s dissertation was elegantly approach, a statistical analysis and between president and government, constructed and a pleasure to read. in-depth case studies which, his thesis as well as a low government seat argues, explains presidential activism share, are the most important All three prizes will be awarded in and by the constitutional setting predictors of presidential activism. following the Welcome Address and the political environment. He put These factors also correlated with together an original data set including more frequent use of powers. Date Wednesday 26 April Time 17:30 – 19:00 semi-structured elite-interviews on Köker’s study also suggests that Location Lecture Theatre the use of presidents’ legislative intra-governmental divisions may B52, Business School South, powers. With these data and his well be another explanatory factor Jubilee Campus innovative approach, the panel judged for presidential activism.

8 2016 PRIZES Rudolf Wildenmann Prize

Viviane Gravey er focus is on ‘policy Queen’s University Belfast dismantling’, a process that has so far been widely Environmental Policy H analysed, but mainly at domestic Dismantling in the EU: level and often only in relation to Disintegration by redistributive policies. Stealth or Saviour She puts forward an analytical of Integration? framework, adapted from Bauer & Knill’s model for the analysis of This €1,000 prize is awarded annually to domestic dismantling, and applies it to the best Paper presented at the previous year’s the analysis of dismantling at EU level Joint Sessions. Candidates must have gained by taking into account its consensual, their PhD within the previous five years. multi-level and also contested nature. The jury, chaired by Kris Deschouwer (Vrije This adapted framework is Universiteit Brussel), also comprised Birgit subsequently applied to three case Sauer (University of Vienna), Reuven studies of environmental policy- Hazan (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) dismantling in the EU, allowing the Anna Sroka (University of Warsaw) and author to see clearly which actors Cas Mudde (University of Georgia). have been using which strategies – and what effects this has produced. iviane Gravey’s Paper aims to ascertain whether the Viviane also shows how efforts of Our Jury’s verdict environmental ambition of policy dismantling in the EU are ‘...an excellent example of careful V theoretical reasoning, combined with the EU is being reduced and, interconnected with the broader if that is the case, which forces are debate on the future forms and solid empirical research and intelligent driving this change. degree of European integration. model-building.’

Blondel shortlist Maria-Alina Asavei Terri-Anne Teo Ruth Dassonneville Charles University in Prague Nanyang Technological University University of Leuven The Art and Politics of Imagination: Multicultural Citizenship and its Stability and Change in Voting Remembering Mass Violence Exclusions: Examining Singapore’s Behaviour: Macro and Micro against Women Little India Riot Determinants of Electoral Volatility Marcel Hanegraaff Nir Barak Elin Hafsteinsdóttir University of Antwerp Hebrew University of Jerusalem Stockholm University Informational Demand Across Reassessing Environmentalism: The Art of Making Democratic the Globe: Towards a Comparative Towards an Environmental Political Trouble: Four Art Events and Understanding of Information Exchange Theory of the City Radical Democratic Theory Andreas Hofmann Anne Fremaux Sofia Tipaldou University of Gothenburg Queen’s University Belfast Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Can EU Environmental Policy The Return of Nature Russia’s Nationalist-Patriotic be left to Judges and the Market? in the Anthropocene Opposition: The Shifting Politics On the Prospects for Enforcing Honorata Mazepus of Right-Wing Contention During Environmental Law in Europe Universiteit Leiden Post-Communist Transition Andreas Schäfer What Makes Political Authority Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Legitimate? An Analysis of Ideas Wildenmann shortlist Comparing Democratising Functions about Legitimacy in The Netherlands, Eliza Garnsey of Deliberation in Parliaments France, Poland, Ukraine, Russia and China University of Cambridge The Cultural Jesse van Amelsvoort Diplomacy of Transitional Justice: Rijksuniversiteit Groningen South Africa’s ‘Imaginary Fact’ Acting Out of View of the Public: at the Venice Biennale On the idea of Homely Citizenship

9 2016 PRIZES Hans Daalder Prize

Svenja Krauss Stability Through University of Bamberg (October Humboldt Control? The Influence 2014 – March 2015) and at the University of Hamburg (April 2015 – University Berlin of Coalition Agreements October 2016). on the Stability of Svenja gained her BA in Political Coalition Cabinets Science from the University of Mannheim, and her MA, also in This prize, named to honour one of the Political Science, from the University Consortium’s founding members, awards of Bamberg. €1,000 for an outstanding Paper presented Her main research topics are at our Graduate Student Conference. Comparative Politics, Parties, Coalition Governments, and The jury, chaired by Ólafur Þ. Harðarson Quantitative Methods. (Háskóli Íslands), also comprised Kris Deschouwer (Vrije Universiteit Brussel), Petri Koikkalainen (University of Our Jury’s verdict Lapland), and Anna Sroka ‘... Svenja’s Paper makes an important (University of Warsaw). contribution to the existing scholarly venja Krauss is a PhD candidate literature on coalition government. and Research Fellow at We consider it to be original, relevant, Humboldt University Berlin. theoretically sound, and based on S impressive use of rich empirical data.’ Prior to that, she was a Research Fellow for the DFG research project All judges agreed that the Paper Bringing policies back in: Explaining payoff was well written and structured, allocation in coalition governments at the and methodologically strong. Roundtable

Brexit and the Future of Europe’s politicians, scholars, and European Political Science citizens are still evaluating the implications of the shock outcome Thursday 27 April, 17:30 of the UK’s EU membership Lecture Theatre B52, Business referendum. Although formal notice School South, Jubilee Campus of the UK’s intention to leave has only recently been served, the 52%:48% Chair vote makes leaving inevitable. Radoslaw Markowski University of Social Sciences and Humanities This Roundtable will consider the implications of Brexit across: Speakers n substantive political science Cees van der Eijk research agendas; University of Nottingham n funding and grants; Sofia Vasilopoulou University of York n free movement of academics Will Jennings and students; Radoslaw n research and teaching University of Southampton Markowski Susan Banducci University of Exeter collaborations.

10 LECTURE 2017 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

resources do non- or partial-states Professor Levi is the author of have? Equally important is what kind numerous books, including Of Rule of legitimacy they need and for what and Revenue (University of California purposes. State legitimacy enables Press, 1988); Consent, Dissent, and a government to stay in power Patriotism (Cambridge University without constant force. What does Press, 1997); Analytic Narratives the more limited legitimacy of (Princeton University Press, 1998); non‑state actors facilitate? and Cooperation Without Trust? (Russell argaret Levi is the Sara Sage, 2005). In the Interest of Others Miller McCune Director (Princeton, 2013), co-authored of the Center for with John Ahlquist, explores how M organisations provoke willingness to Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences (CASBS) at Stanford and act beyond material interest. Professor of Political Science, In other work, she investigates the Stanford University. She is also Jere conditions under which people come L. Bacharach Professor Emerita to believe their governments are of International Studies in the legitimate and the consequences of Department of Political Science at those beliefs for compliance, consent, the University of Washington. and the rule of law. She became a fellow of the American Professor Levi’s research focuses Academy of Arts and Sciences in on how to improve the quality of 2001, a John Simon Guggenheim government, and she is committed to Margaret Levi Fellow in 2002, and a member of improving supply chains so that the Stanford University the National Academy of Sciences goods we consume are produced in a in 2015. She served as president way that sustains workers and the Limits on Legitimacy of the American Political Science environment. In 2015 she co-authored esearch on the virtuous circle Association 2004–2005. In 2014 she Labor Standards in International Supply of governance suggests that received the William H. Riker Prize in Chains (Edward Elgar). the minimal requirement of Political Science. She earned her PhD Professor Levi was general editor R from Harvard University in 1974, legitimacy is the provision of services of Cambridge Studies in Comparative that constituents value. Whether the year she joined the faculty of the Politics and is co-general editor of the provider is an established state University of Washington. She has the Annual Review of Political Science. or a non-state group, sustained been a Senior Fellow at the Watson She serves on the boards of the legitimacy requires service providers Institute for International Studies, Social Science Research Council to be credible in their promises Brown University. She held the Chair (SSRC); Center for Advanced Studies over time; to be relatively fair, in Politics, US Studies Centre at in the Social Sciences (CEACS) in even-handed, and efficient; and to the University of Sydney, 2009–13 Madrid; Scholar and Research Group have a reasonable claim to exercise and is an Affiliate Professor there. of the World Justice Project, and authority over the population. If the At the University of Washington the Berggruen Institute. service provider is also extracting she was director of the CHAOS resources, there must be means to (Comparative Historical Analysis of Date Wednesday 26 April discourage free riding. Full-blown Organizations and States) Center Time 17:30 states have all these capacities, and and formerly the Harry Bridges Chair Location Lecture Theatre B52, as these capacities decline, so does and Director of the Harry Bridges Business School South, their legitimacy. But what kinds of Center for Labor Studies. Jubilee Campus

11 PUBLISH WITH US Drop-in sessions with our Editors Location: foyer of Business School South

Daniel European Political Science (EPS) Stockemer Published in association with perspective on important current Palgrave Macmillan events, review articles and symposia. EPS is the professional journal of Editor the ECPR; it publishes pieces on attending how the discipline is, can, and ought Daniel to be. Articles address research and Stockemer professional matters, doctoral training University provision and teaching, as well as of Ottawa relations between academia and Available politicians, policy makers, journalists to meet and ordinary citizens. Wednesday EPS also includes more substantive 12:30–13:30 pieces that provide a political science

Matt European Political Science Qvortrup Review (EPSR)

Published in association with Editor Cambridge University Press attending EPSR is wide-ranging, broad-minded Matt and embraces all key approaches of Qvortrup the discipline, without restriction in Coventry methodology or regional focus. The University journal encourages scholarship that Available reaches across fields of substantive to meet interest and methodological Friday commitments, reflecting the diversity 12:30 of the discipline while seeking –13:30 creatively to reach beyond its borders.

Emilie Comparative Politics Series van Haute Published in Association with Editor Oxford University Press attending Founded in 1990, this Series is Emilie devoted to the comparative study van Haute of contemporary government Université libre and politics, with interest in the de Bruxelles comparative domestic politics Available of institutions and political to meet actors. Global in scope, these Wednesday methodologically rigorous books & Thursday emphasise comparative analysis. 10:30–11:00 PUBLISH WITH US

Ioannis European Journal Papadopoulos of Political Research (EJPR)

Published in association with Wiley‑Blackwell Editor EJPR is the ECPR’s flagship journal attending and one of the highest ranking in the Ioannis discipline. Specialising in theoretically Papadopoulos or methodologically original Université articles articulating conceptual de Lausanne and comparative perspectives, it welcomes quantitative and qualitative Available submissions. EJPR also publishes to meet notes outlining ongoing research Wednesday in specific areas of political science. 12:30–13:30

Ian O’Flynn ECPR Press

ECPR’s in-house imprint, encompassing Monographs, Classics and edited collections. the material ECPR Press publishes original is fresh and research from leading political relevant scientists and the best young scholars to scholars. in the discipline. Many of the volumes in its multi-authored Studies in Editor European Political Science series are born attending from fruitful collaboration at the Ian O’Flynn ECPR’s Joint Sessions of Workshops. Newcastle University The Press’s rigorous editorial processes are perfectly suited to Available to bringing these influential volumes meet Friday to publication quickly, so that 12:30–13:30

Lunchtime Workshop Introduction to Publishing for Early-Career Researchers: Discover what successful researchers do to get published

Publish your first article, n Peer review, submission and get the most from your and rejection submission. Topics covered: All welcome to join this n Tips on what to include session, which includes in your manuscript a complimentary pizza n How to select the right lunch, provided by Wiley. journal for your work Room A24, Business n A brief outline of the School South, Thursday publishing process 27 April, 12:30–13:30

13 DAY-BY-DAY Schedule of activities

Tuesday 25 April 14:00 – 18:00 Arrival and registration – Foyer, Business School South, Jubilee Campus 18:00 – 19:00 Opening drinks reception – Foyer, Business School South, Jubilee Campus 20:00 Workshop Directors’ Dinner – Council House Wednesday 26 April 08:00 – 17:30 Registration and information desk – Foyer, Business School South, Jubilee Campus 09:00 – 17:00 Workshops 10:30 – 11:00 Tea / coffee break and networking 12:30 – 13:30 LUNCH 15:00 – 15:30 Tea / coffee break and networking Welcome Address Presentation of Rudolf Wildenmann, Hans Daalder and Jean Blondel PhD Prizes 17:30 – 19:00 Stein Rokkan Lecture by Margaret Levi, Limits on Legitimacy Lecture Theatre B52, Business School South, Jubilee Campus Welcome Reception 19:00 Foyer outside Lecture Theatre B52, Business School South, Jubilee Campus Thursday 27 April 08:30 – 17:30 Information desk 09:00 – 17:00 Workshops 10:30 – 11:00 Tea / coffee break and networking 12:30 – 13:30 LUNCH 15:00 – 15:30 Tea / coffee break and networking Roundtable Brexit and the Future of European Political Science 17:30 – 19:00 Lecture Theatre B52, Business School South, Jubilee Campus Friday 28 April 08:30 – 13:00 Information desk 09:00 – 12:30 Workshops 10:30 – 11:00 Tea / coffee break and networking 12:30 onwards Free afternoon for excursions Saturday 29 April 08:30 – 17:30 Information desk 09:00 – 17:00 Workshops 10:30 – 11:00 Tea / coffee break and networking 12:30 – 13:30 LUNCH 15:00 – 15:30 Tea / coffee break and networking Sunday 30 April 08:30 – 13:00 Information desk 09:00 – 13:00 Workshops 10:30 – 11:00 Tea / coffee break and networking 13:00 End of academic programme

14 PRACTICALITIES Practical information

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16 OVERVIEW Workshops and rooms

Title Building Room

1 A Closely Coupled Tango? Business School South A26 Interactions between Electoral and Protest Politics 2 Beyond the Environmental State? Exploring the Political Dearing Building B73 Prospects of a Sustainability Transformation 3 Configurational Thinking in Political Science: Dearing Building B40 Theory, Methodology, and Empirical Application 4 Democratic Network Governance? Exchange Building C1 5 Digital Media and the Spatial Transformation Dearing Building A34 of Public Contention 6 Exploring the Dark Side: Dearing Building C49 Theorising Resistances and Opposition to Gender+ Equality in Comparative Perspective 7 Health and Political Behaviour Business School North A75 8 Integration or Cooptation? Dynamic Interactions Business School South A08 between Social Movements and Institutions 9 Political Incivility in Parliament, Party Competition Dearing Building B37 and Political Communication 10 Political Leadership and Democratic Innovations: Primaries, Business School South C02 Intra-Party Democracy and their Impact on Political Elites 11 Political Parties as Arena for Descriptive Representation Business School South A06 12 Political Secularism and Religious Difference in Europe, Exchange Building C3 the Middle East and North Africa 13 Public Opinion, Foreign Policy and the use of Force Dearing Building B43 in Turbulent Times 14 Religion and Public Life: Theory, Law and Policy Exchange Building C33 15 Rethinking Intra-Party Cohesion in Times of Business School South B02 Party Transformation 16 The Influence of Radical Right Populist Parties Dearing Building A2 on Policy-Making in Europe 17 The Legacy of Authoritarian Regimes – Amenities Building B18 Political Culture, Institutions, and Democratisation 18 The Politics of Global Value Chains: The Globalisation Dearing Building A32 of Production and the Challenge of Governance 19 The Politics of Information: Dearing Building B85 How Political Elites Select and Process Information 20 The Spatial Reconfiguration of Public Policy Dearing Building B46 in Multi-Level Systems 21 Transnationalisation of Problems and Agendas: Dearing Building B19 Theoretical and Empirical Challenges 22 Varieties of Regulatory Capitalism: Dearing Building A30 Beyond Institutional Complementarities?

17 WORKSHOPS

Workshop 1 A Closely Coupled Tango? Interactions between Electoral and Protest Politics Ondřej CÍSAŘ, Charles University in Prague Swen HUTTER, European University Institute Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name BORBÁTH Endre European Parties in the Streets of Europe: University Institute A Comparative Assessment BREMER Björn European Two Worlds of Dissatisfaction? University Institute Electoral Punishment and Protest Politics Compared CARVALHO Tiago University Re-Shaping the Anti-Austerity Political of Cambridge Field of Contention: Comparing the Cycles of Protest in Portugal and Spain CASTELLI Pietro Scuola Normale Movement Parties and Party PIRRO, Andrea LP GATTINARA Superiore Movements: Enquiry into the Far Right CRISTANCHO Camilo Universitat Emergent Forms of Political Equality: ANDUIZA, Eva Autònoma The Role of Contentious Politics in GONZALEZ, de Barcelona Levelling the Playing Field of Political Sheila Engagement DOLEZAL Martin University of Vienna The Role of Parties in the Austrian Protest Arena, 1998–2016 GARYFALLOU Anastasia Vrije Universiteit German and Greek Citizens Talking Amsterdam Politics: The Eurocrisis and Political Participation JENSEN Michael Institute for Connecting Movements and Parties: Governance and The Case of the Indignados and Policy Analysis, Podemos University of Canberra KOUKI Hara Durham University Movement Parties Against Austerity: SERDEDAKIS, The Case of Syriza Nikos DELLA PORTA, Donatella MUNSON Ziad Lehigh University The Pro-Life Movement and the Remaking of Republican Party Politics NAVRÁTIL Jiří Masaryk University Parties in the Streets: Conservative CÍSAŘ, Ondřej Movement Politics in Poland and Hungary OANA Ioana- Central European The Policy Consequences of Elena University Alternative Participation: Civil Society Events and Public Expenditure

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name OSER Jennifer Ben-Gurion Democratic Ideals and Levels of HOOGHE, Marc* University of Political Participation: The Role of the Negev Political and Social Conceptualisations of Democracy PEÑA Alejandro University of York Protests, Signalling and Coalitions: Opposition-Movement Interactions in Argentina’s Anti-Government Protests (2012–2013) RIJKEN Arieke Vrije Universiteit How do People Influence Politics? KLANDERMANS, Amsterdam Explaining Cross-National Variation in Bert* the Relationship between Engagement in Party and Movement Politics ROY Indrajit University of Oxford Varieties of Party-Protest Linkages: Two Cases from within India SAUNDERS Clare University of Exeter How Citizens Talk about Political PRICE, Stephan* Engagement: A Comparison across Regimes with Different Party- Movement Relations SIRCAR Indraneel The London School Exploring the Electoral Imprint of of Economics & the 2014 Bosnian Protests: Exit, Voice, Political Science Loyalty, or None of the Above? WEGNER Eva University College Active Citizens or Simply Dublin Disenchanted? Voting and Protest in South Africa WENZEL Michał University of Politics of Protest in Poland Social Sciences and Humanities Workshop 2 Beyond the Environmental State? Exploring the Political Prospects of a Sustainability Transformation Marit HAMMOND, University of Keele Daniel HAUSKNOST, Vienna University of Economics and Business Last name First Institution Paper title name AHVENHARJU Sanna University of Turku One Glass Ceiling to Shatter: The Case of Radical Consumption Policy Choices by Finnish Regime Representatives ASARA Viviana Vienna University of Social-Ecological Transformation through Movement- Economics and Business Parties: The Case Study of Barcelona en Comú BLÜHDORN Ingolfur Vienna University of Legitimation-Crisis of Democracy: Economics and Business Emancipatory Politics at the Limits to Growth * Co-author attending

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Last name First Institution Paper title name BUZOGANY Aron Freie Universität Berlin Sustainability Transitions and the Double Movement: A Polanyian Framework COSME Inês Universidade Nova Shaping Policy-Making Processes for a Degrowth de Lisboa Transition: The Role of Effective Public Participation in Fostering more Autonomous Societies and Sustainable Futures DOUGLAS Richard University of London, The Challenge of Sustainability: Goldsmiths College A Voegelinian Analysis EARLE Sam University of East Anglia A Radical New Imaginary as the Path to Sustainable Prosperity FLATSCHART Elmar University of Vienna Glass Ceiling or Brick Wall? Lessons from the State-Derivation-Debate HAMMOND Marit University of Keele Sustainability as a Cultural Transformation: The Role of Deliberative Democracy HATZISAVVIDOU Sophia University of East Anglia Mapping the Discursive Construction of Sustainability: A Rhetorical Perspective HAUSKNOST Daniel Vienna University of The Environmental State and the Glass Ceiling Economics and Business of Transformation KOCH Max Lunds Universitet The State in the Transformation to Sustainability in a Post-Growth Context MACHIN Amanda Zeppelin University Disagreement, Disruption and Divergence: Friedrichshafen A Radical Green Democratic Approach to Sustainability Transformation MEADOWCROFT James Carleton University Testing the Limits of the Environmental State: How Far could Reformism Actually Take Us? NORDBRANDT Maria Uppsala Universitet Public Opinion and National Environmental Policy: Locating Barriers to Counter-Discourse Influence in Society and Politics PELLIZZONI Luigi Università degli Studi The Messianic and the Emergency Brake: di Torino Towards a New Framework for the Commons Workshop 3 Configurational Thinking in Political Science: Theory, Methodology, and Empirical Application Markus SIEWERT, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Joachim BLATTER, University of Lucerne Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name BAUMGARTNER Michael University Causal Modelling with Multi-Value and of Geneva Fuzzy-Set Coincidence Analysis BEACH Derek Aarhus Universitet Are Differences-of-Degree Compatible with Set-Theoretical Thinking?

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name BRIGHAM Anne Centre for Rural Small Farms, Big Hunger? Rural-Urban Margrethe Research Contradictions in Developing Countries (Maggi) BUSETTI Simone Politecnico A Focusing Event in Multiple di Milano Configurations: An Ex-Post Evaluation of the 2015 Universal Exposition in Milano DAMONTE Alessia Università degli Convincing Explanations with QCA Studi di Milano DORNSCHNEIDER Stephanie University College Belief Configurations, Reasoning Dublin Processes, and Political Activism: A Multi-Method Analysis HAESEBROUCK Tim Ghent University Who Follows Whom? A Coincidence Analysis of Military Deployment Decisions, Public Opinion, Domestic Institutions and External Threats HUBER Samuel University of Parsimony and Coherence Validity – and BLATTER, Lucerne Reliability in Two Functionally Coherent Joachim Configurational Comparative Analysis (CCA)-Subtypes KÜHN David Ruprecht-Karls- Routes to Reform: CROISSANT, Universität Civil-Military Relations and Democracy Aurel Heidelberg in the Third Wave LAURI Triin Tallinn University The Role of Parental Family Resources in Intergenerational Transmission of Higher Education: Set-Analytic Approach LINDOW Stefan Georg-August- Which Mechanisms can be Universität found in the Advocacy Coalition Göttingen Framework? Theoretical Deduction of Causal Configurations for German Copyright Policy RIHOUX Benoît Université Locating Qualitative Comparative ALAMOS- catholique Analysis (QCA), Set-Theoretic Methods CONCHA, de Louvain (STMs) and Configurational Comparative Priscilla* Methods (CCMs) in the Methodological Logical Space: A First Systematic Attempt SIEWERT Markus Johann Wolfgang Mapping Configurational Methods Goethe-Universität in the Social Sciences Frankfurt SKAANING Svend-Erik Aarhus Universitet The Use of Set-Theoretic Methods in MOLLER, Democratisation Research Jorgen THOMANN Eva Ruprecht-Karls- Designing Research with Qualitative MAGGETTI, Universität Comparative Analysis (QCA): Martino Heidelberg Approaches, Challenges, Tools VAN DEN AKKER Joost Universiteit Surviving EU-related Referendums: Twente When Governments Fail or Succeed * Co-author attending

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name VERI Francesco University Redesigning Conceptual Aggregation in of Lucerne Set Theoretic Methods: Fuzzy Multiple Attribute Conditions in fsQCA WAGEMANN Claudius Johann Wolfgang What Makes Conditions Important SIEWERT, Goethe-Universität in QCA? Markus Frankfurt Workshop 4 Democratic Network Governance? Eva SØRENSEN, University of Roskilde Dan GREENWOOD, University of Westminster Last name First name Institution Paper title Co-Author AYRES Sarah University of Assessing the Impact of ‘Informal Bristol Governance’ on Democratic Legitimacy BLIJLEVEN Wieke Tilburg University Democratizing Practices of Public VAN HULST, Officials: Five Roles, One Dilemma Merlijn HENDRIKS, Frank CASEY Tony University College Measuring the Effectiveness of Dublin European Governance Networks: A Process Driven Approach GEUIJEN Karin University Democratic Network Governance in of Utrecht Super Wicked Problems: The Asylum Case GREENWOOD Dan University of Governance Networks, Democracy Westminster and Evaluation: The Case for an ‘Epistemological’ Focus KEKEZ Anka University Misusing the Reform: Political Meta- of Zagreb governance in the Service of Clientelism KLIMOWICZ Katarzyna University New Models of Governance, of Warsaw Citizen‑Centered Politics in Network Parties and Digital Tools Enhancing Citizen Participation MEES Heleen University Accountable Local Governance of Utrecht Networks for Adaptation to Climate Change: A Framework and an Application NESTI Giorgia Dept of Political Network Governance and Urban Science, Law, & Int'l Innovation: From Collaboration to Studies, University Delegation of Powers? of Padova NETELENBOS Benno University of Bringing back Max Weber in Network Amsterdam Governance Research

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Last name First name Institution Paper title Co-Author PAPADOPOULOS Ioannis Université Is Network Governance Democratic? de Lausanne The Issue of Network Emergence and Delegation of Authority TORFING Jacob University The Democratising Impact of SØRENSEN, of Roskilde Governance Networks Version 3.0 Eva VEENENDAAL Wouter Depts of Political Everybody Knows Everybody: Science and Public The Impact of Informal Networks on Administration, Democratic Performance in Small States Universiteit Leiden ZIVKOVIC Sharon University of Using a Diagnostic Tool to Increase the South Australia Systemic Impact and Democratic Quality of Governance Networks Workshop 5 Digital Media and the Spatial Transformation of Public Contention Anastasia KAVADA, University of Westminster Thomas POELL, University of Amsterdam Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name BAUER Lea University Tactical Maptivism: of Leipzig Conceptualising Counter-Mapping Practices as a Political Tactic CONRAD Maximilian University Publicness in Transnational of Iceland Demo(i)cracy: The European Citizens’ Initiative and the Interplay between the Subnational, National and Transnational DENNIS James University of Public Contention in the Hybrid Portsmouth Media System: 38 Degrees and the Organisational Management of Digital Micro-Activism LI Mengying Kings College The Rise and Fall of Weibo Online Mass London Incidents in China from 2010 to 2016 LIM Merlyna Carleton #WhySpaceMatters: Spatial Analysis University of Communicative Practices and the Occupation of Urban Space in Contemporary Activism MAGALHÃES João Carlos The London Algorithmic Visibility YU, Jun* School of Economics & Political Science MARKHAM Tim Birkbeck, Fragments and Failures of University Contentiousness: Rethinking the Politics of London of Mediated Public Spaces * Co-author attending 23 WORKSHOPS

Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name MERRILL Samuel Umeå Universitet From #KämpaShowan to PRIES, Johan #KämpaMalmö and Beyond POELL Thomas University of Trajectories of Publicness and KAVADA, Amsterdam Contestation Anastasia POSTILL John University College The Hybrid Media Space of London Nerd Politics RODRIGUEZ- Joan Ramon Sheffield Hallam Barriers, Shifts and Flows: Protests and BRANTNER, AMAT University Structures of the Communicative Spaces Cornelia McSEVENY, Kerry RONE Julia European Transatlantic Trade and the City: How University Institute the Transnational Coalition Stop TTIP Shifted Scales Back to the Local Level STEPHANSEN Hilde University of Creating Global Publics: Westminster Activist Communication Practices in the World Social Forum STREET John University of ‘Who’ll Stop the Rain?’ East Anglia The Dissemination and Regulation of Protest Songs Online VERA- Constanza Stockholm External Citizens and Social Media: LARRUCEA University Participating in Civic Unrest from Abroad – The Case of Turks and Iranians in Sweden YANG Mundo University Online Grassroots Campaigns and Their of Siegen Hybrid Forms of Representative Claims Workshop 6 Exploring the Dark Side: Theorising Resistances and Opposition to Gender+ Equality in Comparative Perspective Mieke VERLOO, Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen David PATERNOTTE, Université Libre de Bruxelles Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name AHRENS Petra Universiteit Gender Equality and the Occurrence Antwerpen of Indirect Opposition ALTUNOK Gülbanu Middle East Neo-Conservatism, Sovereign Power Technical and Bio‑Power: Female Subjectivity University in Contemporary Turkey AVANZA Martina Université Getting Beyond an Analysis in Terms of de Lausanne Movement-Counter Movement: A Plea for an Emic Approach Towards 'Ugly Movements' CASE Mary University of 'Gender' and its Enemies in Transcontinental Anne Chicago Law Perspective School

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name DAS Geeti The New School Absorbing Disorder in American Psychiatry: for Social Research From 'Homosexuality' as Pathology to 'LGBT' as Risk Factors GLAS Saskia Radboud Understanding the Link between Islamic SPIERINGS, Universiteit Religiosity and Opposing Public Gender Niels Nijmegen Equality in the MENA between 2001 and 2014 HENNIG Anja Europa-Universität GenderBabel – The Multivocality of 'Gender' Viadrina and 'Gender Equality Politics' as a Source for Illiberal Appropriation and Contestation: A Norm-diffusion Perspective KAHLINA Katja University Opposition to Gender and Sexual Equality of Helsinki in Croatia: Towards the Concept of Anti- Egalitarian Activism KANTOLA Johanna University of Feminist Resistance in the Triangle of ELOMÄKI, Helsinki Neoliberalism, Conservatism and Racism Anna* KOVÁTS Eszter Eötvös Loránd Anti-Gender Movements – University Resistances Against… What? LOMBARDO Emanuela Universidad The Europeanisation of Spanish Gender LA Complutense Equality in Times of Crisis: ‘New’ and ‘Old’ BARBERA, de Madrid Resistances in Judicial Litigation MariaCaterina MEIER Petra Universiteit The Flipside of Role Models: The Symbolic SEVERS, Eline Antwerpen Representation of Class in Flanders MISHKOVSKA Ana University of Opposing Democracy, Opposing Gender+ KAJEVSKA Amsterdam Equality: The Case of the Macedonian Political Party VMRO‑DPMNE MONDO Émilie Université Libre European Culture Wars? de Bruxelles A Theoretical Perspective on the Role of Religion in EU Abortion Politics NOROCEL Ov University Facebook as a Site of Resistance and Cristian of Helsinki Opposition: Conservative Performances of Gender by Women Politicians in Hungary and Romania PATERNOTTE David Université Libre Anti-Gender Movements in Europe: KUHAR, de Bruxelles Between Catholicism and Populism Roman* REIS Sara University of The Feminist Movement and the EU: Sheffield Comparing Resistances to Gender Equality within the EU Institutions and their Consequences for Women's Groups' Access TRICOU Josselin Université Paris 8 (Re)-differentiate! Current Strategies to Vincennes- Promote Gender Non-Diversity among Saint Denis Catholics in France VAN DER Anna Radboud Good Norms go to Heaven, Bad Norms go VLEUTEN Universiteit Everywhere? Exploring Patterns of Diffusion, Nijmegen Non-Diffusion and Counter‑Diffusion of Gender+ Equality and 'Illiberal' Norms * Co-author attending

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name VERLOO Mieke Radboud Episteme, Polity and Inequality Regimes: Universiteit New Dynamics and Configurations Nijmegen WALBY Sylvia University Theorising Europe in Dark Times of Lancaster WALSH Denise University Opposition to Women's Increased Civic and OCHS, of Virginia Political Participation in Developing Countries Vanessa CHAWLA, Swati* DENNIS, Dannah SEN, Paromita VALLEJO PEDRAZA, Diana Catalina WOJNICKA Katarzyna University of Theorising European Fathers' Gothenburg Rights Movement Workshop 7 Health and Political Behaviour Hanna WASS, University of Helsinki Elisabeth GIDENGIL, McGill University Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name BERNARDI Luca University Why People with Depression Feel Closest of Leicester to Left Parties but Do Not Necessarily Support Them: Political Attitudes in Major Depressive Disorders CHRISTENSEN Henrik Åbo Akademi Self-Reported Health and Direct KARJALAINEN, Serup Democracy – The Case of the Citizens’ Maija Initiative in Finland SETÄLÄ, Maija* LAITINEN, Elias COUTURE Jérôme Dept of Political Electoral Participation and Health: BREUX, Sandra Science, Université The Role played by Stress, Sleep Laval and Chronic Illness GIDENGIL Elisabeth McGill University Health and Political Engagement: The Impact of Experiences with Publicly Provided Health Care JUNGERSTAM Susanne Novia University Feeling Healthy, Strong and Influential of Applied in Society – An Explorative Study of Sciences Self-Reported Health and Political Efficacy among Older Adults in the Ostrobothnia Region * Co-author attending

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name LAHTINEN Hannu University Explaining Social Class Inequality MATTILA, Mikko of Helsinki in Turnout: The Contribution of Money WASS, Hanna and Health MARTIKAINEN, Pekka LINDHOLM Annika Université Subjective Well-Being and the Politically LUTZ, Georg de Lausanne Active Citizen: A Comparative European Study MATTILA Mikko University Is there a Causal Link between RAPELI, Lauri of Helsinki Health and Voting? PAPAGEORGIOU, Achillefs* RAPELI Lauri Åbo Akademi Health, Political Interest and Efficacy MATTILA, Mikko RAPP Carolin Universität Bern Health Status and Political Involvement: Can the Welfare State Compensate for Inequalities? STOCKEMER Daniel University If I do not feel Good, I do not Vote: of Ottawa The Effect of the Well-Being of Citizens, both Subjective and Real, on Turnout LAHTINEN Hannu University How and Why Depression WASS, Hanna of Helsinki Suppresses Turnout SUND, Reijo

WASS Hanna University How does Pregnancy Shape Turnout? STOLLE, Dietlind of Helsinki Workshop 8 Integration or Cooptation? Dynamic Interactions Between Social Movements and Institutions Nicole DEITELHOFF, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Katrin UBA, Uppsala Universitet Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name ALI FARAH Asma University of Elite Allies and Social Movements: London, Royal Between Suppressive and Supportive Holloway College Policy Representation ANDERL Felix Johann Wolfgang Interaction on Whose Terms? Social DEITELHOFF, Goethe- Movements’ Reactions to Institutional Nicole Universität Co-optation Strategies between DAPHI, Priska* Frankfurt Cooperation and Radicalisation BAZURLI Raffaele Scuola Normale The Odd Bond between Social Superiore Movements and Policy-Makers along the Policy Process: Which Consequences for Immigrant Integration? Evidences from the Italian Cities of Milan and Naples * Co-author attending

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name DAVIDSON Robert University of After Accommodation: Amsterdam A Dutch Gay and Lesbian Organisation’s Avoidance of Governmental Co‑optation during the 1990s FERRÉ Nathalie Institut d'Études Conflict, Cooperation or Co-optation? BUZOGANY, Aron Politiques Aix-en- 'Civil society' in the European Provence Neighbourhood Policy GARCÍA- Patricia Consejo 'It’s Always the Same People': JIMÉNEZ ESPÍN Superior de Practices of Co-optation in Six SÁNCHEZ, Manuel Investigaciones Participatory Processes in Spain FONT, Joan Científicas FERNÁNDEZ- MARTÍNEZ, José Luis* GESSLER Theresa European NGOs Under Government Scrutiny University between Resistance and Cooperation Institute HOLDO Markus Lunds Universitet Non-Co-optation as Strategy: When BENGTSSON, Bo Elites Prefer not to Co-opt Contenders KLUKNAVSKA Alena Masaryk Mechanisms of Dis/Agreement: NAVRÁTIL, Jiří University Contention in the Public Sphere during the Refugee Crisis in the Czech Republic MARTÍNEZ Miguel A Uppsala Detachment and Co-optation: Universitet Joint Outcomes of Anti-Austerity Movements in Spain? SCHAPPER Andrea University The Supra-Network: Fostering of Stirling Institutional Interaction between the Human Rights and the Climate Regime SELIVANOVA Galina Scuola Normale Social Movements in Politics: Changing Superiore Menu of Electoral Manipulations UBA Katrin Uppsala The Power of a Small Group: JANSSON, Jenny Universitet How Dynamic Interaction between Politicians and Activists Helped to Stop a Dam Construction in Sweden UHRE Andreas University Some Reforms Are Tougher Than the Nordang of Stavanger Rest: Civil Society Influence on Norway's Drug and Alcohol Policies 1970–2010 VÖLKER Siri GIGA German Mechanisms of Self-Preservation: Institute of Explaining How the Afro-Brazilian Global And Movement Maintains Itself While Area Studies Allying with Political Parties * Co-author attending

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Workshop 9 Political Incivility in Parliament, Party Competition and Political Communication Annemarie WALTER, University of Nottingham Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name BULL Peter University Civility and Incivility at Prime of York Minister’s Questions (PMQs) in the British House of Commons COEN Sharon University Talking Politics Online: of Salford Is Social Media Making Political Debates More Extreme? COUTTO Tatiana University 'Saying What People Think': of Warwick The Media and the Mainstreaming of Uncivil Attitudes during the Brexit Referendum Campaign GENÇKAYA Ömer Marmara Civility of Political Behaviour in ÇÜRÜKSULU, Gamze Faruk University Turkish Parliament, 2002–2016 GNISCI Augusto Università degli Interactional Forms of Political TANGANELLI, Studi della Negativism in Broadcasted Political Francesca Campania 'Luigi Interviews of the Campaign for the BIANCO, Rita Vanvitelli' Italian Political Elections of 2013 CECERE, Fulvia JENNY Marcelo University of Incivility in Austrian Parliamentary HASELMAYER, Martin Vienna Debates: A Supervised Sentiment RUDKOWSKY, Elena Analysis of Parliamentary Speeches EMRICH, Stefan SEDLMAIR, Michael WASTIAN, Matthias KETELAARS Pauline Universiteit Negativity in Day-to-Day Politics: Antwerpen Examining Politicians Who Play the Attack Game KWIATKOWSKA Agnieszka University of Disgrace, Dishonour and Shame: Social Sciences The Rise of Extreme Rhetoric in and Humanities Polish Parliament MAIER Jürgen Universität Uncivil Politicians on TV: The Koblenz-Landau Impact of Impolite Behaviour on Political Attitudes MARIEN Sofie University Caught in the Crossfire: of Leuven A Comparative Investigation into Televised Incivility and Deliberative Quality of the Election Debates in the United Kingdom, Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium REDLAWSK David University The Importance of Contempt MATTES, Kyle of Delaware in Election Campaigns RIDOUT Travis University of The Impact of Civility on Nottingham Campaign Tone Perceptions

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name SCHRAUFNAGEL Scot Northern Illinois Testing the Effects of University Two‑Dimensional Conflict on Legislative Productivity SKYTTE Rasmus Aarhus Disagreeing or being Disagreeable? Universitet Examining the Relative Effects of Elite Incivility and Ideological Polarisation on Mass Level Attitudes SYDNOR Emily Southwestern Signalling Incivility: The Role of University Speaker, Substance and Tone THORLAKSON Lori University Anti-Democratic Discourse: LUGOSI, Nicole of Alberta Meaning and Measurement VAN HOLSTEYN Joop Depts of Political Rude by Nature? The Impact Science and Public of Political Cartoons on the Administration, Perception of Politicians Universiteit Leiden WALTER Annemarie University of Voters’ Emotional Response to Nottingham Negative Campaign Messages: The Role of Incivility WARD Stephen University Abusive Democracy: The Trolling McLOUGHLIN, Liam* of Salford of UK MPs on Twitter Workshop 10 Political Leadership and Democratic Innovations: Primaries, Intra-Party Democracy and their Impact on Political Elites Giulia SANDRI, Université catholique de Lille – ESPOL Antonella SEDDONE, Università degli Studi di Torino Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name AKSOY Faruk Sabancı Stars of Center vs Nominees of Locals in KEMAHLIOĞLU, University Turkish Context: The Effect of Sub-district Özge Number on Success of Candidates from Local Party Organisation in Primaries AVRIL Emmanuelle Université de The Use of Primaries in the UK ALEXANDRE- la Sorbonne Conservative and Labour Parties: COLLIER, Agnès Nouvelle Formal Rules and Ideological Changes BARBERA Oscar University of Do Party Primaries Decrease Incumbent RODRÍGUEZ Valencia Party Leaders’ Chances of being Re‑elected? TERUEL, Juan CAPPELLINI Annalisa Kings Intra-Party Democracy and Leadership College Election Methods – A Comparative London Analysis of Political Parties in Europe * Co-author attending

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name CHEN Boyu University Democratic Innovations or Utopian Ideas? TSUTSUMI, of Niigata The Cases of Cyber Parties in Japan Hidenori* Prefecture DODEIGNE Jérémy University Popular Candidates and/or Party Soldiers? MEULEWAETER, of Oxford An Analysis of the Interactive Effect Conrad of Personalisation and Candidates’ Congruence with their Party at the 2014 Belgian Elections FERREIRA Frederico European Party Organisational Change and Leader DA SILVA University Effects on Voting Behaviour: Intra-Party Institute Democracy, Leadership Strength and the Electoral Impact of Leaders KACZOROWSKA Małgorzata University Be Careful what you Wish for: Intra‑Party of Warsaw Democracy and its Impact on Political Elites in Polish Political Parties KOSMOPOULOS Dimitrios Université Party Elites and Political Career in Paris- a Context of Participatory Democracy: Dauphine The Case of Pan-Hellenic Socialist Movement (PASOK) in Greece LEFEBVRE Rémi Institut The UMP’s Hesitant Conversion to d'Études Primary Elections: The Consequences of Politiques Imitation, Endogenous Rationales, and de Lille Statutory Uncertainty MARTÍNEZ- Javier University Prime Ministers' Nominations in CANTÓ of Bamberg Comparative Perspective: When are Parties Willing to Experience Future Agency Losses? PESOTSKA Kateryna Mohyla Legal Regulation of Intra-Party Academy, Democracy: Case Study of Two Kiev Non‑Parliamentary Parties in Ukraine PRUYSERS Scott Carleton Sore Losers? Intra-Party Competition and University Member Activism CORREA VILA Patricia University Selecting Candidates through Party RODRÍGUEZ of Exeter Primaries: Voters and Members’ TERUEL, Juan Preferences in the 2014 Local Open Primary in Barcelona SEDDONE Antonella Università The MPs' Dilemma: Responsiveness and ROMBI, Stefano degli Studi di Representation in Times of Legislative Torino Primaries – Insights from the Italian Case VANDELEENE Audrey Lunds Do Candidate Selection Modes Matter for Universitet the Types of Political Elites? Evidence from the Belgian Case in 2014 MARINO Bruno Università Boost or Brake? The Effect of Candidate MARTOCCHIA degli Studi di Selection Rules on MPs’ Political Careers – DIODATI, Nicola* Siena The Case of Italy (2006–2016) VERZICHELLI, Luca * Co-author attending

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Workshop 11 Political Parties as Arena for Descriptive Representation Bram WAUTERS, Ghent University Knut HEIDAR, Universitetet i Oslo Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name CHIVA Cristina University No Space for Women at the Top? of Salford The Reproduction of Male Dominance in Europe’s New Democracies CROSS William Carleton Descriptive Representation Within University Political Parties: A Cross-Strata Examination from the Ground Up DAVILA Diana Depts of Political Losing Members and Winning GORDILLO Lucia Science and Public Votes? Pachakutik and Indigenous Administration, Representation in Ecuador Universiteit Leiden DEVROE Robin Ghent University Diversity among Belgian Party Members DE VET, Benjamin and its Consequences WAUTERS, Bram DINGLER Sarah Universität Recruitment Procedures of Political Salzburg Parties in Europe – Bottleneck to Women’s Representation? FRIEDMAN Avital Hebrew If They Don't have Bread, Let Them University of Use Quotas! Representation of Minority Jerusalem Interest Through the Use of Quotas in the Case of Israel GAASENDAM Chris University Lost Connection? The Representativeness ABTS, Koen of Leuven of the Social Democratic Elites and their SWYNGEDOUW, Rank and File in Flanders Marc MEULEMAN, Bart GAUJA Anika University Engaging Culturally and Linguistically of Sydney Diverse Communities in Australian Party Politics HEIDAR Knut Universitetet Purified or All the Same? Member-Voter HANSEN, i Oslo Congruence in Denmark and Norway Jonas Hedegaard MJELDE Hilmar L Universitetet Misguided Descriptive and Attitudinal i Bergen Representation: The Republican Party and the Rise of Trumpism OLUCHA- Francisco Universidad Political Representation and the SANCHEZ de Salamanca Provincial Government in Spain RODRÍGUEZ Juan University Party System Change and its Effects OÑATE, Pablo TERUEL of Valencia on Spanish Party Elite’s Descriptive Representation SPIER Tim University Still Connected? The Attitudinal of Siegen Representativeness of German Party Memberships TOLLEY Erin University of The Politics of the Pool: Candidate Toronto Recruitment by Political Parties in Canada

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name TOMÉ Beatriz Universidad Islamist Mirror Representation: ALONSO Complutense The Case of the Moroccan Justice de Madrid and Development Party VAN HAUTE Emilie Université Libre The Consequences of Membership ACHURY, Susan de Bruxelles Incentives: Do Net Benefits Attract SCARROW, Susan Different Kinds of Members? KOSIARA- PEDERSEN, Karina Workshop 12 Political Secularism and Religious Difference in Europe, the Middle East and North Africa Jeffrey HAYNES, London Metropolitan University Erin WILSON, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name ALTMEPPEN Thomas J Universität Defying the Twin Tolerations? The Curious Tübingen Case of Church Asylum in Germany BEN PORAT Guy Ben-Gurion Same but Different? Secularism, University of Citizenship and State in Israel and Turkey the Negev BERGER Lars University of Leeds Islamism, Secularism and Support for Democracy after the Arab Spring DONKER Teije Universitetet Independence or Neutrality? Hidde i Bergen State Control and Independence of Mosques in Post-Revolutionary Tunisia FRAME John University Classifying 'Secular' and 'Religious' of Oxford Non‑State Actors in Contexts that Complexify the Religious-Secular Divide HAYNES Jeffrey London Political Secularism and Religious Metropolitan Difference in Europe, the Middle East University and North Africa KAMINSKI Joseph International Why Not Secular Liberalism? A Deeper University of Reflection upon the Incompatibilities Sarajevo of Secular Liberalism and Islamic Governance at the Ontological and Epistemological Levels KORTMANN Matthias Ludwig-Maximilians- From Exclusion to Inclusion? Universität München Islamic Organisations in Welfare Delivery in Germany, the Netherlands, and the UK KRATOCHVÍL Petr Institute of Papal Geopolitics: Imagining the HOVORKOVA, International Religious, Imagining the Secular Jana Relations, Prague

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name MAVELLI Luca University of Kent Sacralising Nation and Market: WILSON, Erin Migrations of the Secular and the Religious in an Age of Post-Truth Politics McCALLUM Fiona University of Shared Religion but still a Marginalised St Andrews Other: Middle Eastern Christian Migrants' Encounters with Political Secularism in the UK OZZANO Luca Università degli Influence or Negotiation? MARITATO, Studi di Torino Religion, Pluralism and Public Policies Chiara* in Italy and Turkey PĂDUREANU Mihaela National University Explaining the Role of Morality and of Political Studies Violence in the Process of Defining and Public Political Communities Administration, Bucharest PFEIFER Hanna Helmut Schmidt Do Islamists Embrace Political University, Hamburg Secularism? Evidence from Tunisia SPEER Sven Johann Wolfgang A New Politics of Religion? TRAUNMÜLLER, Goethe-Universität How Political Parties Shape Religious Richard Frankfurt Policy in 30 European Democracies SPIERINGS Niels Radboud Understanding the (Varying) Impact of Universiteit Secularism and Religiosity on Tolerance Nijmegen and Trust among the Publics of 15 MENA Countries SZYMAŃSKI Adam University Secularism in Turkey – of Warsaw What Is It All About Today? TREMLETT Paul- The Open Re-Thinking Religious Change in Europe François University * Co-author attending

Workshop 13 Public Opinion, Foreign Policy and the use of Force in Turbulent Times Pierangelo ISERNIA, Università degli Studi di Siena Thomas SCOTTO, University of Strathclyde Last name First name Institution Paper title Co-Author DAVIES Graeme University Dispute Dynamics and Japanese of Leeds Public Approval for Coercive Measures during the Senkaku Dispute: Evidence from a Survey Experiment

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Last name First name Institution Paper title Co-Author DEVINE Karen Dublin City Identity as a 'Post-9/11' Foreign Policy University Variable: Examining use of Force and Patriotism Interactions in Elite Discourses and Longitudinal Public Opinion Surveys EFIMOVA Anna National Research Foreign Policy Concepts and Public University, Higher Opinion in Russia School of Economics Moscow EICHENBERG Richard Tufts University Support for the Use of Force in Cross-National Comparison: Universal Logics and National Characteristics GRIES Peter University of Testing the Democratic Peace: Oklahoma What Country Feeling Thermometer Data can Teach us about the Underlying Psychological Drivers of American and Western European Foreign Policy HEIDE Marlen Università della Creating Publicity Under Constraints: HILLEBRANDT, Svizzera Italiana, Expert Interventions in Cases of Maarten Lugano Collective Defence ISERNIA Pierangelo Università degli The Dynamics of Transatlantic Studi di Siena Relations: Elite and Public Opinion in Good and Bad Times JOHNS Robert University When Charity Ends at Home: DAVIES, Graeme of Essex National Interests and Public Support for Overseas Aid KOBAYASHI Kazushige Graduate Institute Anatomy of Popular Support: of International Explaining Change and Continuity in and Development Vladimir Putin’s Executive Approval Studies, Geneva Ratings, 1999–2016 MADER Matthias Universität Stability and Change in the Relevance SCHOEN, Harald Mannheim of Citizens’ Foreign Core Postures: Evidence from Germany MURADOVA Lala Universitat Public Opinion and Autocracies: Pompeu Fabra Does Oil Matter? NOVICHKOVA Anna Charles University To what Extent can Political Elites MORGADO, in Prague Limit an Emerging Power’s Global Nuno* and Regional Leadership? The Case of Brazilian Foreign Policy OLMASTRONI Francesco Università degli Fight Fear with Fire: An Experimental COVIELLO, Studi di Siena Study of the Effects of Media Massimiliano Representations of Immigrants FARALLA, and Terrorists in Italy Valeria TAGLIANI, Giacomo * Co-author attending

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Last name First name Institution Paper title Co-Author POWERS Kathleen University of Nationalism and Foreign Policy Georgia School Attitudes of Public and Int'l Affairs SCOTTO Thomas University of An EU Inspired Cloud of Multilateral REIFLER, Jason* Strathclyde Antipathy? The British Public and Foreign Policy Attitudes on the Eve of Brexit STEINBRECHER Markus Bundeswehr Unity is Strength – Development and Center for Explanation of Attitudes towards the Military History & Common Security and Defence Policy Social Sciences of the EU and the European Army THIEBAUT Cyrille Université de Paris French Public Opinion on European I – Panthéon- Defence (1992–2016): Suspect Public Sorbonne Support vs Real Elites Concern? THOMSON Catarina University Constraints on the Design of Security REIFLER, Jason* of Exeter Policy: Audience Costs and the Strategic Defence and Security Review WANGEN Patrice European Framing National Interest: University How Media Discourses Influence Institute Western Policy Agendas Towards Foreign Armed Conflicts * Co-author attending Workshop 14 Religion and Public Life: Theory, Law and Policy Jonathan SEGLOW, University of London, Royal Holloway College Andrew SHORTEN, University of Limerick Last name First Institution Paper title name BARDON Aurelia University of Liverpool Secularism, Symbolic Religious Establishment and Democratic Citizenship BAUMEISTER Andrea University of Stirling Vulnerable and Dangerous: Epistemic and Institutional Aspects of the Right to Freedom of Religion BELLOLIO Cristobal University College London Darwinism as a Comprehensive Doctrine BILLINGHAM Paul University of Oxford Shaping Religion: Assessing ‘Transformative Liberalism’ CARVALHO Tarcisio University College Dublin Religion and Tradition in the School Environment: An Analysis of Educational Policies in England and Ireland DALY Eoin National University of Unveiling Marianne: Representations of Gendered Virtue Ireland, Galway in France’s Face-Veiling Debates DE BERNARDI Rossella University of York Rethinking Toleration in Multicultural States: Legitimate Interference and Costs Containment LÆGAARD Sune University of Roskilde Secularism as Anti-Divisiveness MARTIN Nick University College London Why Should we Not Give Exemptions to Pastafarians?

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Last name First Institution Paper title name MOOKHERJEE Monica University of Keele Spiritualising Recognition: Addressing Religious Inequalities through Axel Honneth's Theory of Recognition NICKOLSON Lars University of Amsterdam From Liberty to Equality: Putting a Normative Shift in Context (or, The Demise of the Freedom to Discriminate) PEREZ Nahshon Bar Ilan University Israel Governing the Sacred: A Contextual-Normative Exploration of the Models of Governance of Contested Sacred Sites PIERIK Roland University of Amsterdam A Post-nationalist Critique of Religious Identity Claims ROUMEAS Elise University of Oxford Religious Diversity in the Workplace: Towards a Theory of Negotiation RUDAS Sebastian University of Leuven The Paradox of Political Secularism and How to Solve It SEGLOW Jonathan University of London, Defending Religious Accommodation Royal Holloway College SHORTEN Andrew University of Limerick Religiously Selective School Admissions: Corporate Religious Freedom, Parental Choice and Freedom of Association THOMPSON Simon University of the West The Place of Religion in Public Space of England WAREHAM Ruth University of Warwick Admit One? Balancing the Demands of Composition in Faith School Admissions WHITTEN Suzanne Queen's University Belfast Understanding Religious Hate Speech through the Lens of a Recognition Account of the Public Sphere ZELLENTIN Alexa University College Dublin The Role of Religion in Schools Workshop 15 Rethinking Intra-Party Cohesion in Times of Party Transformation Caroline CLOSE, Université Libre de Bruxelles Sergiu GHERGHINA, University of Glasgow Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name BHATTACHARYA Caroline University Party Cohesion or Party Control? PAPAGEORGIOU, of Helsinki Intra-Party Contestation of the Euro Achillefs* Crisis in the German Parliament BUCHER Jan Aarhus Universitet Party Cohesion as Outcome of MP Cooperation BUCUR Cristina Universitetet The Politics of Leadership Selection i Oslo and Party Discipline in Parliamentary Democracies CARROLL Royce University Explaining Intra-party Perceptions of of Essex Party Organisation and Leadership * Co-author attending

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name CERON Andrea Università degli Verba Volant, Scripta Manent? GREENE, Studi di Milano Party Conferences and Intra-Party Zachary* Cohesion in Italy and France CHIRU Mihail Central European Liberty-Security Dilemmas and Party STOIAN, Valentin University Cohesion in the European Parliament CLOSE Caroline Université Libre Rethinking the Concept of GHERGHINA, de Bruxelles Intra‑Party Cohesion Sergiu DE VET Benjamin Ghent University The Party (un)Faithful: WAUTERS, Bram Explaining Disloyal Party Members’ POLETTI, Monica Voting Behaviour in Belgium and the United Kingdom DICKINSON Nicholas University Advice-Giving and Party Loyalty: of Exeter The Role of Information Acquisition in the Socialisation Experiences of New British MPs HERZOG Mechthild University of Intra-Party-Group Cohesion in Luxembourg the European Parliament prior to its First Direct Elections in 1979 IBENSKAS Raimondas University of Explaining Party Splits: Southampton A Comparative Study of 25 European Democracies KALTENEGGER Matthias University Learning from Party Splits – MÜLLER, of Vienna Validating Methods of Automated Wolfgang C Text Analysis in Intra-Party Settings KUKEC Marko Humboldt- Intra-Party Cohesion at Grassroots: Universität Ideological Proximity of Croatian zu Berlin and Slovenian Local Councillors to their National Parties in the Context of Party Transformation MICKLER Tim Depts of Political Achieving Intra-Party Cohesion Science and Public during Committee Negotiations – Administration, The Room for Manoeuvre of Universiteit Leiden Individual Legislators in the Bundestag and the Tweede Kamer MIKOLA Bálint Central European Factionalism as a Public Asset? University The Effect of an Open Culture of Debate in Podemos NIKOLENYI Csaba Concordia An Institutional Solution to University Guarantee Party Unity: The Anti-Defection Law of Israel PAULIS Emilien Université Libre Exploring Party Cohesion among de Bruxelles the Party on the Ground: The Impact of Party Activists’ Social Networks on the Cohesion of their Local Party Branch * Co-author attending

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name PEDERSEN Helene Aarhus Universitet Party Switching: NIELSEN, Helboe The Ultimate Lack of Cohesion Marie Kaldahl* within Party in Public Office TAFLAGA Marija Australian National Intra-Party Cohesion and the Impact University of Socialisation: A Study of Year of Entry Cohorts in the Liberal Party of Australia, 1983–2013 VAN VONNO Cynthia Depts of Political Party Cohesion at Three Levels of Science and Public Government in the Netherlands Administration, Universiteit Leiden VOLPI Elisa European Party-Level Characteristics and University Institute Party Switching: Evidence from Nine Western European Countries, 1990–2014 VON NOSTITZ Felix- University of Intra-Party Judicial Decision-Making BOLLEYER, Christopher Exeter and Conflict Resolution: Nicole A Political Approach BORMANN, Nils‑Christian ZITTEL Thomas Johann Wolfgang The Electoral Sources of Party Unity: NYHUIS, Dominic Goethe-Universität A Quantitative Text-Based Analysis Frankfurt on Vote Explanations in the German Bundestag * Co-author attending Workshop 16 The Influence of Radical Right Populist Parties on Policy-Making in Europe Benjamin BIARD, Université catholique de Louvain Laurent BERNHARD, University of Zurich Last name First Institution Paper title Co- name Author BIARD Benjamin Université Radical Right Populist Parties in the 21st catholique Century: The Policy Influence of Populists de Louvain in Switzerland and France BOUILLAUD Christophe Institut d'Etudes The Northern League (1992–2013): politiques de Surviving without Delivering? Or Harming Grenoble Southern Italy for Decades? CHRISTIANSEN Flemming University The Direct and Indirect Policy Impact of Juul of Roskilde a Radical Right Populist Party as Support Party and in Opposition: The Case of the Danish People's Party

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co- name Author CHUERI Juliana University Who's to Blame: Populist Right-Wing and of Geneva Mainstream Parties' Roles in Adoption of Welfare Chauvinist Policies LAYCOCK David Simon Fraser Right-Wing Populism, Conservative Governance University and Multiculturalism in Canada MYERS Marcella Andrews Point of Access: The Influence of Radical Right University Parties on Policy Implementation in German Municipalities PAXTON Fred University The Impact of Radical Right Populist Local of Vienna Governments on Urban Security PENTARAS Stefanos University of York The Impact of Far-right Political Parties on Immigration and Law & Order Policy Implementation: The Case of Golden Dawn SATA Robert Central European Opening the Door to the Radical Right – University Is there a Way Back? TIPALDOU Sofia Universitat Far Right Parties and Policy-Making in Southern Autònoma Europe: An Assessment of Golden Dawn's de Barcelona Impact since its Entrance into Mainstream Greek Politics (2012–2016) WENZELBURGER Georg TU Kaiserslautern Law-and-order Populism? Assessing the Impact KÖNIG, of Right-Wing Populist Parties on Law-and- Pascal order Policies in Europe ZANKINA Emilia American University Policy Effects of the Populist Radical Right in Bulgaria in Bulgaria Workshop 17 The Legacy of Authoritarian Regimes – Political Culture, Institutions, and Democratisation Anja NEUNDORF, University of Nottingham Grigore POP-ELECHES, Princeton University Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name AAGAARD Michael Dept of Political Democratisation in Clan-Based Societies: SEEBERG Science & Public Explaining the Mongolian Anomaly Management, University of Southern Denmark BUSCHMANN Andy Humboldt- Explaining Youth Activism in Transition: Universität Berlin Insights From Myanmar MANUCCI Luca University National Past and Populism: The CARAMANI, of Zurich Re‑Elaboration of Fascism and Its Impact Daniele on Right-Wing Populism in Western Europe

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name DANDASHLY Assem Maastricht Authoritarian Consolidation and Political Universiteit Liberalisation in the MENA: The Long- Lasting Effect of Domestic Players and Regime Type DELL'AGUZZO Loretta Università degli Forms of Domination during Authoritarian Studi di Firenze Rule and Modes of Transition: a Comparative Analysis of Egypt, Iran, Tunisia and Turkey DENK Thomas University Legacy Effects of Authoritarian Regimes of Örebro on Trust in Restrictive Institutions GERSCHEWSKI Johannes Humboldt- The Legacy of Authoritarian Regimes on NEUNDORF, Universität Democratic Citizenship: A Global Analysis Anja zu Berlin of Authoritarian Indoctrination, Repression and Public-Good Provision GORBUNOVA Ekaterina Universidade de Switching Ideologies? The Role of Lisboa Instituto de Authoritarian Legacies in Explaining Ciências Sociais Left‑Right Divide in New Democracies HENJAK Andrija University of Long Arm of History Refuses to Release Zagreb its Grip – Second World War, Fascism, Communism and How They Still Shape Political Attitudes and Behaviour in Croatia HEYNE Lea University Democratic Models and Authoritarian of Zurich Legacies: Understanding Citizens’ Democratic Values Across Europe JOLY Philippe Humboldt- A Persistent Legacy of Autocracy? Universität Assessing Trends in Protest Participation zu Berlin in New Democracies KOPSTEIN Jeffrey University of State-Building and the Legacies of BERNHARD, California, Irvine Leninist Violence Michael* LINEK Lukáš Academy of Political Regimes and Generational Effects Sciences of the on the Support for the Czech Communist Czech Republic Party, 1990–2016 MARKOWSKI Radosław University of Authoritarian Blueprint vs Authoritarian Social Sciences and Reality: The Case of Poland in Comparative Humanities CEE Perspective MAUK Marlene Johannes The Political Culture of Gutenberg- Authoritarian Regimes Universität Mainz NASHO AH-PINE Elda Sciences Po The Communist Dictatorship Legacy as Grenoble an Obstacle to the Albanian Transition: A Quantitative and Qualitative Study Two Decades After the Regime Collapse NORTHMORE- Ksenia University of The Ideological Shadow of Authoritarianism DINAS, Elias BALL Nottingham NUGENT Elizabeth Princeton The Psychology of Repression and University Polarisation in Authoritarian Regimes: Evidence from Egypt and Tunisia * Co-author attending

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name POP-ELECHES Grigore Princeton Title After the Party: Legacies and Left-Right University Ideology in Post‑Communist Countries RAIMUNDO Filipa Universidade de Transitional Justice versus ‘Transitional ALMEIDA, Lisboa Instituto de Legacies’: Comparing Issue Salience and the Cláudia Ciências Sociais Role of Ideology in the Case of Portugal RODON Toni The London The Long-Term Scars of Civil Wars: School of How Authoritarian Repression Shaped Economics & Electoral Politics in Spain Political Science SEMENOVA Elena Freie Universität Political Legacies and Democratisation Berlin of Post-Communist Countries SPÖRI Tobias Institute for New Generations, Old Stories? Political Advanced Studies, Participation, its Preconditions and the Cultural Vienna Heritage in Central and Eastern Europe TERTYTCHNAYA Katerina University The Legacies of Revolutionary Failure of Oxford TWORZECKI Hubert Emory University The Legacies of Transition from Authoritarianism and Democratic Deconsolidation in Poland WITTENBERG Jason University of Legacies of Communism, Imperialism, California, and Authoritarianism: Commonalities Berkeley and Divergences YAN Huang- University The Road to Democratic Consolidation: Ting of Essex Assessing the Legacy of Single Party Regimes ZAGORSKI Piotr Universidad Authoritarian Legacies or Unfulfilled Autònoma Promises: in Search of Reasons behind Low de Madrid Electoral Turnout in Post‑Communist Europe Workshop 18 The Politics of Global Value Chains: The Globalisation of Production and the Challenge of Governance Arlo POLETTI, Università degli Studi di Trento Jappe ECKHARDT, University of York Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name ALEXANDER Rachel The London Transnational Collective Bargaining for Joint ASHWIN, Sarah School of Liability in Global Garment Production: SCHÜßLER, Elke Economics & Comparing the Experiences of Lead Firms LOHMEYER, Nora Political Science across Different Varieties of Capitalism OKA, Chikaka AZMEH Shamel University of Toward a Political Conceptualisation of Bath Global Production Networks: The Apparel GPN as a Cross-Country Political Alliance?

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name COLLI Francesca University of The Role of Consumers in Global Value Leuven Chain Governance CURRAN Louise Université The Impact of Trade Regimes on GVCs NADVI, Khalid de Toulouse DE Philippe NEOMA Human Rights Impact Assessments LIZARAZO LOMBAERDE Business School of Trade and Investment Agreements: RODRIGUEZ, A Critical Assessment Liliana DE VILLE Ferdi Ghent Varieties of Capitalism and Global Value University Chains: Methodological, Theoretical and Empirical Challenges DI GIULIO Marco Università degli Recasting the National Economic Interest MORO, Studi di Firenze in the Age of Global Value Chains? Policy Francesco N Frames, Governance and Strategies in Europe ECKHARDT Jappe University Global Production and the Challenge of of York Governance at the Trade-Health Nexus GALLETTI Francesco Universität Institutions of Coordination in Central and GRODZICKI, Salzburg Eastern Europe: Has the Emergence of Maciej* Global Value Chains Modified the Nature of Dependent Market Economies? GANSEMANS Annelien Ghent Promoting Social Dialogue through CSR: University From Compliance to Collaboration in the Costa Rican Pineapple Chain GÖHRINGER Julia Universität Sustainable Trade Agreements: Much Ado Konstanz about Nothing? HOSPES Otto Wageningen When CSR meets Plural Legal Order: University and Can Palm Oil Companies do Better than Research Center Public Authorities by Committing to Zero‑Deforestation in Indonesia? MEISSNER Katharina University of Lobby for TTIP, Lobby for the WTO? Vienna EIF Global Value Chains, Stakeholders and the EU in Global Economic Governance ŠĆEPANOVIĆ Vera European Surviving the Boom: Consequences of the University Integration into Global Value Chains for the Institute East Central European Automotive Firms SPILKER Gabriele Universität Firms, Global Value Chains, and Compliance KIM, Soo Yeon* Salzburg in WTO Disputes STUCKATZ Jan The London Lobbying for Multi-Dimensional Trade School of Agreements – The Role of Global Economics & Value Chains Political Science YILDIRIM Aydin Universiteit The Globalisation of Production and POLETTI, Arlo Antwerpen the Politics of Dispute Initiation at DE BIÈVRE, Dirk* the World Trade Organisation * Co-author attending

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Workshop 19 The Politics of Information: How Political Elites Select and Process Information Peter MORTENSEN, Aarhus Universitet Stefaan WALGRAVE, Universiteit Antwerpen Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name AMSALEM Eran Hebrew University The Impact of Politicians' Personality on ZOIZNER, Alon of Jerusalem Their Media Use SHEAFER, Tamir WALGRAVE, Stefaan JENNINGS Will University of Long Waves in Public Policy: A Comparative Southampton Analysis of Cycles in Policy Agendas JOHNSON Martin Louisiana State The Influence of Fox News on Elite Beliefs University and Electoral Contestation in the US LARSEN Søren Aarhus Universitet Barriers to Coordination in Budgetary Processes LOEWEN Peter University of How do Politicians Respond to Public RUBENSON, Toronto Opinion Data? Daniel MORTENSEN Peter Aarhus Universitet Responsive Politicians? The Thermostatic BÆKGAARD, Model Applied to Politicians Martin LARSEN, Søren OHBERG Patrik University of Political Partisanship, Elite Knowledge and NAURIN, Elin Gothenburg Policy Evaluation: A Study of Politicians’ Assessments of Government’s Fulfilment of Election Promises OLSEN Asmus University of Sustaining Honesty in Public Service: Copenhagen The Role of Selection PRINCEN Sebastiaan University of Information Processing, Policy Beliefs and Utrecht Policy Settings in the European Union’s Fisheries Conservation Policy RIESE Dorothee University of Negotiating Secrecy: How Parliament and Leipzig Executive Debate the Possibilities and Limits of Executive Secrecy SEVENANS Julie Universiteit Specialists and Generalists: Explaining Issue Antwerpen Diversity in Individual Political Elites’ Parliamentary Speeches SHEFFER Lior University Strategically Falling for a Frame: A Formal of Toronto Model of Response to and Production of Issue Frames by Politicians TIMMERMANS Arco Depts of Political Information Processing in Coalition BREEMAN, Science and Public Governance: How Political Parties Reset Gerard Administration, the Policy Agenda When in Office Together Universiteit Leiden

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name VARONE Frédéric University of Policy Evaluations in Parliament: BUNDI, Pirmin Geneva Do Interest Groups Influence Information GAVA, Roy Processing by MPs? VIS Barbara Vrije Universiteit Do Politicians use Cognitive Heuristics Amsterdam like the Rest of Us? WALGRAVE Stefaan Universiteit Do Politicians have Correct Perceptions Antwerpen of what the People Want? Workshop 20 The Spatial Reconfiguration of Public Policy in Multi-Level Systems Simon TOUBEAU, University of Nottingham Hanna KLEIDER, University of Georgia School of Public and International Affairs – SPIA Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name ABEL Dennis University Multi-level Climate Governance: of Cologne The Diffusion of Climate Protection Concepts in German Municipalities ADAM Ilke Vrije Universiteit Intergovernmental Relations on Brussel Immigrant Integration in Belgium ARTIOLI Francesca Sciences Po Paris Different Twins? Multi-Level Politics and the Spatial Reconfiguration of Urban GALANTI Maria Università degli Policies in Italy Tullia Studi di Milano DRISSI Mounia Scuola Normale Student Support in Two Federal Superiore Countries: Canada and Germany FERWERDA Jeremy Brown University Local Tax Structure and Redistributive Policy: Evidence from Europe GREER Scott University Bringing Policy Back In: Territorial of Michigan, Politics as if Public Policy Mattered Ann Arbor HERNÁNDEZ Jorge José Universidad Multidimensional Changes in Territorial DEL PINO, Eloisa MORENO Autònoma de Spanish Welfare Governance during Madrid the Great Recession JUGL Marlene Hertie School of Federalism or Country Size? Governance Structural Explanations for Sub-National Policy Variation in Europe KALMAN Judit Centre for Effects of EU Funds on Territorial Social Sciences, Cohesion – Public and Private Hungarian Resources for Regional Development Academy of in the Least Developed, Most Deprived Sciences Micro‑Regions of Hungary

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name KLEIDER Hanna University of Partisan Politics and Public Investment GARRITZMANN, Georgia School in Education: A Regional Level Analysis Julian of Public and Int'l of Education Spending in 15 OECD RÖTH, Leonce Affairs – SPIA Countries KÖLLING Mario Fundación Manuel Taxation Policy in Spain’s Autonomous TOUBEAU, Simon Giménez Abad Communities (1995–2015): A Study of Policy Divergence LOPEZ- Mariely George Mason The Territorial Reconfiguration of Active SANTANA University Welfare States MAIORANO Diego University of Decentralisation, Clientelism and Social Nottingham Protection Programs: A Study of India’s MGNREGA MUELLER Sean Universität Bern When Regions Decide: Subnational Influence at National Level in Switzerland, Germany, Canada and the US PICCOLI Lorenzo European Left out by the State, Taken in by University Institute the Region? Explaining the Regional Variation of Healthcare Rights for Undocumented Migrants in Italy, Spain, and Switzerland RÖTH Leonce University of Authority to Friends: A Systematic KAISER, André Cologne Analysis of Partisan Rationales in Symmetric de/Centralisation Reforms STOLFI Francesco University of Welfare State Retrenchment in Nottingham the Age of Permanent Austerity: The Subnational Dimension TILLIN Louise Kings College Subnational Welfare Capitalism: Regime London Clusters and Social Policy in India TREIN Philipp Université de A Federalist’s Dilemma: Tradeoffs BONOLI, Giuliano Lausanne between Legitimacy and Budget NATILI, Marcello Responsibility in Multitiered Welfare States WOKURI Pierre Institut d'Études Blowing in the Wind? Explaining the HARGUINDÉGUY, Politiques de Divergent Rise of Offshore Wind Power Jean-Baptiste Rennes I in Denmark and Spain PASQUIER, Romain EVRARD, Aurélien ZUBER Christina Universität Making Regional Citizens? A Comparison Konstanz of the Immigrant Integration Policies of Italian Regions and Spanish Autonomous Communities

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Workshop 21 Transnationalisation of Problems and Agendas: Theoretical and Empirical Challenges Muriel SURDEZ, University of Fribourg Erik NEVEU, Institut d'Études Politiques de Rennes I Last name First name Institution Paper title Co-Author ANSALONI Matthieu Sciences Po Getting Ownership of Public Problems: Toulouse (LaSSP) Winning from Abroad – English Environmentalists and the National Agricultural Policy ARNHOLD Valerie Sciences Po Paris The Appropriation of the Fukushima Accident by Transnational Nuclear Safety Regulators BREEMAN Gerard Depts of Political The Dynamics in Attention and Problem TIMMERMANS, Science and Public Definition to Environmental Problems: Arco Administration, Patterns in Four EU Member States Universiteit Leiden CLOTEAU Armèle Université Bridging UN and European Agendas: de Versailles Global Firm as Intermediary between St‑Quentin- Transnational Arenas en‑Yvelines DE SEZE Maëlle University Definition of Public Problems in Global of Sheffield Health, Competition between Epistemic Communities and Interactions with National Health Policy-Making in West Africa: The Construction of Hepatitis as a Global Health Problem GUASCHINO Edoardo Université The Role of Regulatory Agencies in de Lausanne Framing Problems: An Empirical Analysis HENRY Emmanuel Université The Construction of Non-Problems: Paris‑Dauphine How Scientific Expertise and Temporality build the Invisibility of Power Relations in Occupational Health Policies KATZAROVA Elitza TU Braunschweig From National Troubles to Global Issues: Global Governance and the Social Construction of Global Problems MacVARISH Jan University of Kent The Construction of Parenting as a Public Health Problem in English Policy MARTIN Claude Centre National Parenting as a Public Problem in French de la Recherche Preventive Public Health Policies Scientifique NEVEU Erik Institut d'Études How do Public Problems Travel? Politiques de Rennes I

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Last name First name Institution Paper title Co-Author NOLLET Jérémie Institut d'Études The Agenda-setting and Social Problems Politiques de Theories: Models without Agents? Toulouse Reflections from the Journalistic Field and the Problem of 'Mad Cow' in France RONCAROLO Franca Università degli The Transnationalisation of Problems Studi di Torino and the Networked Agenda Approach: A New Perspective SÉGALINI Céline Institut d'Études Agenda-Setting of an Environmental Politiques de Project in Senegal: The Institutional Bordeaux Strength of the World Bank SURDEZ Muriel University When a 'Global' Problem Enters the of Fribourg Agenda of a Decentralised Administration: Framing and Treatment of 'Antibiotic Resistance' by Swiss State Bureaucrats Workshop 22 Varieties of Regulatory Capitalism: Beyond Institutional Complementarities? Mattia GUIDI, LUISS University David LEVI FAUR, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name BÖLÜKBAŞI H Tolga Bilkent Independent Regulatory Agencies: University Magic Wands for Coordinating Mixed-Market Economies? BULFONE Fabio European The State Strikes Back: Industrial Policy, State University Power and the Divergent Performance of Institute Telecom Italia and Telefonica COROADO Susana Universidade de Formal Independence and Accountability Lisboa Instituto Over Time: The Evolutionary Case of de Ciências Portuguese IRAs Sociais DE Fabrizio University of Explaining Variation of Independent WASSUM, FRANCESCO Strathclyde Regulatory Agencies: Market Structure, Moritz* Vertical Integration and Market Coordination JORDANA Jacint Institut Do Regulatory Agencies Make a Difference? FERNÁNDEZ I Barcelona Their Impact in Different Varieties of MARÍN, Xavier d'Estudis Capitalism Internacionals FOSTER Chase Harvard The Political Economy of Financial University Regulation: Liberalisation and the Transformation of European Regulatory Enforcement

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Last name First Institution Paper title Co-Author name HARTLAPP Miriam Freie Universität Social Goals in Public Procurement: Berlin Regulatory Complements or Compensation for Welfare States? KUDRNA Zdenek Universität Varieties of the EU's Banking Regulation: PUNTSCHER Salzburg Empirical Analysis RIEKMANN, Sonja PAUL Regine University of Varieties of Risk Regulation in European ROTHSTEIN, Bielefeld Work Safety: Yet another Institutional Henry Complementarity in Capitalist Coordination Regimes? VANTAGGIATO Francesca University of 'The Cooperators' or what Explains Pia East Anglia Regulators’ Incentives to Form Peer Networks

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INDEX OF NAMES A – Z index of participants

A BUCHER, Jan 37 DE FRANCESCO, Fabrizio 48 BUCUR, Cristina 37 DEITELHOFF, Nicole 27 AAGAARD SEEBERG, Michael 40 BULFONE, Fabio 48 DELL'AGUZZO, Loretta 41 ABEL, Dennis 45 BULL, Peter 29 DE LOMBAERDE, Philippe 43 ADAM, Ilke 45 BUSCHMANN, Andy 40 DENK, Thomas 41 AHRENS, Petra 24 BUSETTI, Simone 21 DENNIS, James 23 AHVENHARJU, Sanna 19 BUZOGANY, Aron 20, 28 DE SEZE, Maëlle 47 AKSOY, Faruk 30 DE VET, Benjamin 32, 38 ALAMOS-CONCHA, Priscilla 21 C DE VILLE, Ferdi 43 ALEXANDER, Rachel 42 DEVINE, Karen 35 CAPPELLINI, Annalisa 30 ALI FARAH, Asma 27 DEVROE, Robin 32 CARROLL, Royce 37 ALTMEPPEN, Thomas J. 33 DICKINSON, Nicholas 38 CARVALHO, Tarcisio 36 ALTUNOK, Gülbanu 24 DI GIULIO, Marco 43 CARVALHO, Tiago 18 AMSALEM, Eran 44 DINGLER, Sarah 32 CASE, Mary Anne 24 ANDERL, Felix 27 DODEIGNE, Jérémy 31 CASEY, Tony 22 ANSALONI, Matthieu 47 DOLEZAL, Martin 18 CASTELLI GATTINARA, Pietro 18 ARNHOLD, Valerie 47 DONKER, Teije Hidde 33 CERON, Andrea 38 ARTIOLI, Francesca 45 DORNSCHNEIDER, Stephanie 21 CHEN, Boyu 31 ASARA, Viviana 19 DOUGLAS, Richard 20 CHIRU, Mihail 38 AVANZA, Martina 24 DRISSI, Mounia 45 AVRIL, Emmanuelle 30 CHIVA, Cristina 32 AYRES, Sarah 22 CHRISTENSEN, Henrik Serup 26 E AZMEH, Shamel 42 CHRISTIANSEN, Flemming Juul 39 CHUERI, Juliana 40 EARLE, Sam 20 B CÍSAŘ, Ondřej 18 ECKHARDT, Jappe 42-43 CLOSE, Caroline 37-38 EFIMOVA, Anna 35 BARBERA, Oscar 30 CLOTEAU, Armèle 47 EICHENBERG, Richard 35 BARDON, Aurelia 36 COEN, Sharon 29 ELOMÄKI, Anna 25 BAUER, Lea 23 COLLI, Francesca 43 BAUMEISTER, Andrea 36 CONRAD, Maximilian 23 F BAUMGARTNER, Michael 20 COROADO, Susana 48 FERNÁNDEZ-MARTÍNEZ, José Luis 28 BAZURLI, Raffaele 27 CORREA VILA, Patricia 31 FERREIRA DA SILVA, Frederico 31 BEACH, Derek 20 COSME, Inês 20 FERRÉ, Nathalie 28 BELLOLIO, Cristobal 36 COUTTO, Tatiana 29 FERWERDA, Jeremy 45 BEN PORAT, Guy 33 COUTURE, Jérôme 26 FLATSCHART, Elmar 20 BERGER, Lars 33 CRISTANCHO, Camilo 18 FOSTER, Chase 48 BERNARDI, Luca 26 CROSS, William 32 FRAME, John 33 BERNHARD, Laurent 39 CURRAN, Louise 43 BERNHARD, Michael 41 FRIEDMAN, Avital 32 BHATTACHARYA, Caroline 37 D G BIARD, Benjamin 39 DALY, Eoin 36 BILLINGHAM, Paul 36 GAASENDAM, Chris 32 DAMONTE, Alessia 21 BLATTER, Joachim 20-21 GALANTI, Maria Tullia 45 DANDASHLY, Assem 41 BLIJLEVEN, Wieke 22 GALLETTI, Francesco 43 DAPHI, Priska 27 BLÜHDORN, Ingolfur 19 GANSEMANS, Annelien 43 DAS, Geeti 25 BÖLÜKBAŞI, H. Tolga 48 GARCÍA-ESPÍN, Patricia 28 DAVIDSON, Robert 28 BORBÁTH, Endre 18 GARYFALLOU, Anastasia 18 DAVIES, Graeme 34-35 BREEMAN, Gerard 44, 47 GAUJA, Anika 32 DAVILA GORDILLO, Diana Lucia 32 BREMER, Björn 18 GERSCHEWSKI, Johannes 41 DE BERNARDI, Rossella 36 BRIGHAM, Anne Margrethe GESSLER, Theresa 28 (Maggi) 21 DE BIÈVRE, Dirk 43

51 INDEXSECTION OF HEAD NAMES

GEUIJEN, Karin 22 K MANUCCI, Luca 40 GHERGHINA, Sergiu 37-38 MARIEN, Sofie 29 GIDENGIL, Elisabeth 26 KACZOROWSKA, Małgorzata 31 MARINO, Bruno 31 GLAS, Saskia 25 KAHLINA, Katja 25 MARITATO, Chiara 34 GNISCI, Augusto 29 KALMAN, Judit 45 MARKHAM, Tim 23 GÖHRINGER, Julia 43 KALTENEGGER, Matthias 38 MARKOWSKI, Radosław 41 GORBUNOVA, Ekaterina 41 KAMINSKI, Joseph 33 MARTIN, Claude 47 GREENE, Zachary 38 KANTOLA, Johanna 25 MARTÍNEZ-CANTÓ, Javier 31 GREENWOOD, Dan 22 KATZAROVA, Elitza 47 MARTIN, Nick 36 GREER, Scott 45 KAVADA, Anastasia 23-24 MARTOCCHIA DIODATI, Nicola 31 GRIES, Peter 35 KEKEZ, Anka 22 MATTILA, Mikko 27 GRODZICKI, Maciej 43 KETELAARS, Pauline 29 MAUK, Marlene 41 GUASCHINO, Edoardo 47 KIM, Soo Yeon 43 MAVELLI, Luca 34 GUIDI, Mattia 48 KLANDERMANS, Bert 19 McCALLUM, Fiona 34 KLEIDER, Hanna 45-46 McLOUGHLIN, Liam 30 H KLIMOWICZ, Katarzyna 22 MEADOWCROFT, James 20 KLUKNAVSKA, Alena 28 MEES, Heleen 22 HAESEBROUCK, Tim 21 KOBAYASHI, Kazushige 35 MEIER, Petra 25 HAMMOND, Marit 19-20 KOCH, Max 20 MEISSNER, Katharina 43 HARTLAPP, Miriam 49 KOPSTEIN, Jeffrey 41 MERRILL, Samuel 24 HATZISAVVIDOU, Sophia 20 KORTMANN, Matthias 33 MICKLER, Tim 38 HAUSKNOST, Daniel 19-20 KOSMOPOULOS, Dimitrios 31 MIKOLA, Bálint 38 HAYNES, Jeffrey 33 KOUKI, Hara 18 MISHKOVSKA KAJEVSKA, Ana 25 HEIDAR, Knut 32 KOVÁTS, Eszter 25 MONDO, Émilie 25 HEIDE, Marlen 35 KRATOCHVÍL, Petr 33 MOOKHERJEE, Monica 37 HENJAK, Andrija 41 KUDRNA, Zdenek 49 MORGADO, Nuno 35 HENNIG, Anja 25 KUHAR, Roman 25 MORTENSEN, Peter 44 HENRY, Emmanuel 47 KÜHN, David 21 MUELLER, Sean 46 HERNÁNDEZ MORENO, KUKEC, Marko 38 Jorge José 45 MURADOVA, Lala 35 KWIATKOWSKA, Agnieszka 29 HERZOG, Mechthild 38 MYERS, Marcella 40 HEYNE, Lea 41 L N HOLDO, Markus 28 HOSPES, Otto 43 LÆGAARD, Sune 36 NASHO AH-PINE, Elda 41 HUBER, Samuel 21 LAHTINEN, Hannu 27 NAVRÁTIL, Jiří 18, 28 HUTTER, Swen 18 LARSEN, Søren 44 NESTI, Giorgia 22 LAURI, Triin 21 NETELENBOS, Benno 22 I LAYCOCK, David 40 NEUNDORF, Anja 40-41 LEFEBVRE, Rémi 31 IBENSKAS, Raimondas 38 NEVEU, Erik 47 LEVI FAUR, David 48 ISERNIA, Pierangelo 34-35 NICKOLSON, Lars 37 LI, Mengying 23 NIELSEN, Marie Kaldahl 39 J LIM, Merlyna 23 NIKOLENYI, Csaba 38 LINDHOLM, Annika 27 NOLLET, Jérémie 48 JENNINGS, Will 44 LINDOW, Stefan 21 NORDBRANDT, Maria 20 JENNY, Marcelo 29 LINEK, Lukáš 41 NOROCEL, Ov Cristian 25 JENSEN, Michael 18 LOEWEN, Peter 44 NORTHMORE-BALL, Ksenia 41 JOHNSON, Martin 44 LOMBARDO, Emanuela 25 NOVICHKOVA, Anna 35 JOHNS, Robert 35 LOPEZ-SANTANA, Mariely 46 NUGENT, Elizabeth 41 JOLY, Philippe 41 JORDANA, Jacint 48 M O JUGL, Marlene 45 MACHIN, Amanda 20 JUNGERSTAM, Susanne 26 OANA, Ioana-Elena 18 MACVARISH, Jan 47 OHBERG, Patrik 44 MADER, Matthias 35 OLMASTRONI, Francesco 35 MAGALHÃES, João Carlos 23 OLSEN, Asmus 44 MAIER, Jürgen 29 OSER, Jennifer 19 MAIORANO, Diego 46

52 INDEX OF NAMES

P SEDDONE, Antonella 30-31 VAN DER VLEUTEN, Anna 25 SÉGALINI, Céline 48 VAN HAUTE, Emilie 33 PĂDUREANU, Mihaela 34 SEGLOW, Jonathan 36-37 VAN HOLSTEYN, Joop 30 PAPADOPOULOS, Ioannis 23 SEMENOVA, Elena 42 VAN VONNO, Cynthia 39 PAPAGEORGIOU, Achillefs 27, 37 SETÄLÄ, Maija 26 VARONE, Frédéric 45 PATERNOTTE, David 24-25 SEVENANS, Julie 44 VEENENDAAL, Wouter 23 PAULIS, Emilien 38 SHEFFER, Lior 44 VERA-LARRUCEA, Constanza 24 PAUL, Regine 49 SHORTEN, Andrew 36-37 VERI, Francesco 22 PAXTON, Fred 40 SIEWERT, Markus 20-22 VERLOO, Mieke 24, 26 PEDERSEN, Helene Helboe 39 SIRCAR, Indraneel 19 VIS, Barbara 45 PELLIZZONI, Luigi 20 SKAANING, Svend-Erik 21 VÖLKER, Siri 28 PEÑA, Alejandro 19 SKYTTE, Rasmus 30 VOLPI, Elisa 39 PENTARAS, Stefanos 40 SØRENSEN, Eva 22-23 VON NOSTITZ, Felix-Christopher 39 PEREZ, Nahshon 37 SPEER, Sven 34 PESOTSKA, Kateryna 31 SPIERINGS, Niels 25, 34 W PFEIFER, Hanna 34 SPIER, Tim 32 WAGEMANN, Claudius 22 PICCOLI, Lorenzo 46 SPILKER, Gabriele 43 WALBY, Sylvia 26 PIERIK, Roland 37 SPÖRI, Tobias 42 WALGRAVE, Stefaan 44-45 POELL, Thomas 23-24 STEINBRECHER, Markus 36 WALSH, Denise 26 POLETTI, Arlo 42-43 STEPHANSEN, Hilde 24 WALTER, Annemarie 29-30 POP-ELECHES, Grigore 40, 42 STOCKEMER, Daniel 27 WANGEN, Patrice 36 POSTILL, John 24 STOLFI, Francesco 46 WARD, Stephen 30 POWERS, Kathleen 22, 36 STREET, John 24 WAREHAM, Ruth 37 PRICE, Stephan 19 STUCKATZ, Jan 43 WASS, Hanna 26-27 PRINCEN, Sebastiaan 44 SURDEZ, Muriel 47-48 WASSUM, Moritz 48 PRUYSERS, Scott 31 SYDNOR, Emily 30 WAUTERS, Bram 32, 38 SZYMAŃSKI, Adam 34 R WEGNER, Eva 19 T WENZELBURGER, Georg 40 RAIMUNDO, Filipa 42 WENZEL, Michał 19 RAPELI, Lauri 27 TAFLAGA, Marija 39 WHITTEN, Suzanne 37 RAPP, Carolin 27 TERTYTCHNAYA, Katerina 42 WILSON, Erin 33-34 REDLAWSK, David 29 THOMANN, Eva 21 WITTENBERG, Jason 42 REIFLER, Jason 36 THOMPSON, Simon 37 WOJNICKA, Katarzyna 26 REIS, Sara 25 THOMSON, Catarina 36 WOKURI, Pierre 46 RIDOUT, Travis 29 THORLAKSON, Lori 30 RIESE, Dorothee 44 TILLIN, Louise 46 Y RIHOUX, Benoît 21 TIMMERMANS, Arco 44, 47 YANG, Mundo 24 RIJKEN, Arieke 19 TIPALDOU, Sofia 40 YAN, Huang-Ting 42 RODON, Toni 42 TOLLEY, Erin 32 YILDIRIM, Aydin 43 RODRIGUEZ-AMAT, Joan Ramon 24 TOMÉ ALONSO, Beatriz 33 YU, Jun 23 RODRÍGUEZ TERUEL, Juan 30-32 TORFING, Jacob 23 RONCAROLO, Franca 48 TOUBEAU, Simon 45-46 Z RONE, Julia 24 TREIN, Philipp 46 RÖTH, Leonce 46 TREMLETT, Paul-François 34 ZAGORSKI, Piotr 42 ROUMEAS, Elise 37 TSUTSUMI, Hidenori 31 ZANKINA, Emilia 40 RUDAS, Sebastian 37 TWORZECKI, Hubert 42 ZELLENTIN, Alexa 37 ZITTEL, Thomas 39 S U ZIVKOVIC, Sharon 23 ZUBER, Christina 46 SANDRI, Giulia 30 UBA, Katrin 27-28 SATA, Robert 40 SAUNDERS, Clare 19 V SCHAPPER, Andrea 28 SCHRAUFNAGEL, Scot 30 VANDELEENE, Audrey 31 SCOTTO, Thomas 34, 36 VAN DEN AKKER, Joost 21

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