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Resurrections

21st International Conference of Europeanists Washington, D.C. • March 14-16, 2014

Conference Program CES Executive Committee Conference Program Committee Juan Díez Medrano, Chair Elizabeth Cullen Dunn, Co-Chair Universidad Carlos III, Madrid University of Colorado, Boulder John Bowen Kathleen R. McNamara, Co-Chair Washington University in St. Louis Georgetown University Dominic Boyer Sheri Berman Rice University Barnard College Jason Beckfield, Treasurer Melissa Caldwell Harvard University University of California, Santa Cruz Patrick Le Galès Sébastien Chauvin Sciences Po University of Amsterdam Virginie Guiraudon Rachel Epstein Sciences Po University of Denver Sophie Meunier Michael Goodhart Princeton University University of Pittsburgh Emmanuelle Saada Sara W. Goodman Columbia University University of California, Irvine Irina Livezeanu Local Organizing Committee University of Pittsburgh Matthias Matthijs Jeffrey Anderson, Chair School of Advanced International Studies, Georgetown University Johns Hopkins University Hope Harrison Tanja Petrovic George Washington University Slovenian Academy Jackson Janes Doug Rogers American Institute for Contemporary German Studies Yale University Charles Kupchan Council on Foreign Relations / Georgetown University Angela Stent CES Administration Georgetown University Siovahn Walker, Director Council for European Studies Corey Fabian Borenstein Council for European Studies Michael Schapira Council for European Studies Aleksandra Turek Council for European Studies Table of Contents

Call for Papers: 22nd International Conference of Europeanists - Paris, France 2015 3

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Schedule of Sessions & Events Friday, March 14, 2013 6 Saturday, March 15, 2013 20 Sunday, March 16, 2013 33 Mini-Symposia 39 Plenaries & Meetings 41 Research Network Sessions 42 Subject Index 45 Participant Index 46

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Twenty-Second International Conference of Europeanists Paris, France • July 8-10, 2015 Organized by the Council for European Studies (CES) and hosted by Sciences Po, Paris Contradictions: Envisioning European Futures

In many historical moments Europe’s futures have seemed not simply open and uncertain, but also replete with contradiction. In the contemporary juncture, the responses both of ordinary Europeans and of the continent’s collective actors and institutions to the challenges posed by crisis again constitute a series of contradictions—some of which reiterate large questions from Europe’s past, while also imping- ing upon the ability of social forces to imagine possible futures. Europe is today a space within which the principle of social solidarity appears firmly rooted, yet also one in which the politics of austerity threaten to erode welfare state commitments. It is a context in which supra-national institutions and transnational social connections have progressed far, but also the scene of substantial efforts to reassert nationalism. It is a setting in which many are disenchanted with mainstream politics, yet also challenged by the possible growth of new movements. These – and other – tensions and contradictions manifest themselves in individual lives, social relations, institutions and collective projects. And we would like the 22nd International Conference of Europeanists to examine such opposing tendencies and, facing forward, consider the many potential futures emerging from the European crisis.

Thus, for its 2015 conference, the Council for European Studies (CES) invites proposals for panels, roundtables, book discussions and individual papers on the study of Europe, broadly defined. We encourage proposals in the widest range of disciplines, and, in particular, proposals that combine disciplines, nationalities, and generations. Although it is not mandatory that papers be related to the conference theme, papers that do so are especially welcome.

We strongly encourage participants to submit their proposals as part of an organized panel. Full panel proposals will be given top priority in the selection process. Participants may find it useful to connect with like-minded scholars through the growing number of CES research networks, links to which can be found here: http://councilforeuropeanstudies.org/research/research-networks

Proposals may be submitted from August 18 to October 10, 2014. Participants will be notified of the Committee’s decision by December 18, 2014. Information on how to submit proposals will be posted on the CES website and disseminated through its newsletter. To subscribe to the CES newsletter visit: http://councilforeuropeanstudies.org/

Juan Díez Medrano, Chair, Council for European Studies Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

Jenny Andersson, Co-Chair, Robert Fishman, Co-Chair, CES Conference Program Committee CES Conference Program Committee Sciences Po, Paris University of Notre Dame

3 Essential reading from berghahn BORDER ENCOUNTERS THE GIFT OF EUROPEAN THOUGHT Asymmetry and Proximity AND THE COST OF LIVING at Europe’s Frontiers Vassos Argyrou Jutta Lauth Bacas and william Kavanagh [Eds] 146 pages • ISBN 978-1-78238-017-7 Hardback 302 pages • ISBN 978-1-84545-396-1 Hardback CIVIL SOCIETY IN THE BITTERSWEET EUROPE AGE OF MONITORY DEMOCRACY Lars Trägårdh, Nina witoszek, and Bron Taylor [Eds] Albanian and Georgian Discourses on Europe, 1878–2008 358 pages • ISBN 978-1-78238-149-5 Paperback Adrian Brisku 256 pages • ISBN 978-0-85745-984-8 Hardback NEW IN PAPERBACK PROTEST BEYOND BORDERS EUROPEANIZING CONTENTION Contentious Politics in Europe since 1945 The Protest Against ‘Fortress Europe’ Hara Kouki and Eduardo Romanos [Eds] in France and Germany 256 pages • ISBN 978-1-78238-117-4 Paperback Pierre Monforte 244 pages • ISBN 978-0-85745-996-1 Hardback THE LEGACIES OF TWO WORLD WARS European Societies in the Twentieth Century Lothar Kettenacker and Torsten Riotte [Eds] EXHIBITING EUROPE IN MUSEUMS 334 pages • ISBN 978-1-78238-115-0 Paperback Transnational Networks, Collections, Narratives, and Representations MARKETS AND CIVIL SOCIETY wolfram Kaiser, Stefan Krankenhagen The European Experience in Comparative Perspective and Kerstin Poehls Victor Perez-Diaz [Ed.] 252 pages • ISBN 978-1-78238-290-4 Hardback 278 pages • ISBN 978-1-78238-338-3 Paperback berghahn journals Now AvAilAble oNliNe CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE FOCAAL ITALIAN POLITICS HISTORY OF CONCEPTS Journal of Global and Published in collaboration with the Editor: Sinai Rusinek Historical Anthropology istituto carlo cattaneo of bologna. Contributions is the international peer-reviewed journal of the Managing Editor: Luisa Steur Volume 29/2014, 1 issue p.a. History of Concepts Group. it is hosted and sponsored by the Editors: Don Kalb, Christopher Krupa, Mathijs ISSN: 1086-4946 (Print) • ISSN: 2326-7259 (Online) van leer Jerusalem institute. Pelkmans, Oscar Salemink, Gavin Smith, Volume 9/2014, 2 issues p.a. and Oane Visser ANTHROPOLOGICAL JOURNAL ISSN: 1807-9326 (Print) • ISSN: 1874-656X (Online) 68, 69 & 70/2014, 3 issues p.a. OF EUROPEAN CULTURES EUROPEAN COMIC ART ISSN: 0920-1297 (Print) • ISSN: 1558-5263 (Online) Editor: Ullrich Kockel Editors: Laurence Grove, Mark McKinney, and Ann Miller Volume 23/2014, 2 issues p.a. Published in association with the American bande Dessinee FRENCH POLITICS, CULTURE & SOCIETY ISSN: 1755-2923 (Print) • ISSN: 1755-2931 (Online) Society and the international bande Dessinee Society. Editor: Herrick Chapman Volume 7/2014, 2 issues p.a. Volume 32/2014, 3 issues p.a. ASPASIA ISSN: 1754-3797 (Print) • ISSN: 1754-3800 (Online) ISSN: 1537-6370 (Print) • ISSN: 1558-5271 (Online) The International Yearbook of Central, EUROPEAN JUDAISM Eastern, and Southeastern European GERMAN POLITICS AND SOCIETY Women’s and Gender History A Journal for the New Europe Editor: Jonathan Magonet Editor: Jeffrey J. Anderson Editors: Francisca de Haan, Melissa Feinberg, Managing Editor/Book Review Editor: Krassimira Daskalova, and Marianna Muravyeva Published in association with the leo baeck College and the Michael Goulston education Foundation. Eric Langenbacher Volume 8/2014, 1 issue p.a. Volume 32/2014, 4 issues p.a. ISSN: 1933-2882 (Print) • ISSN: 1933-2890 (Online) Volume 47/2014, 2 issues p.a. ISSN: 0014-3006 (Print) • ISSN: 1752-2323 (Online) ISSN: 1045-0300 (Print) • ISSN: 1558-5441 (Online)

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Dear CES community, cal options open to Europe and its component states. This year’s conference theme is Resurrections. It is a theme which elicits a variety of perspectives and We are delighted to hold this 21st International projects, but which is meant to make us think of the Conference of Europeanists in the United States’ capi- many ways in which the past shapes and informs the tal, where many people work tirelessly to sustain and present. The program organizers, Kate McNamara deepen bonds with the European continent. We are and Elizabeth Dunn, have chosen a topic which can as also thankful to Georgetown University, one of the easily steer us toward Europe at its best, to some Gold- country’s leading centers for the study of international en Age, as it can direct us toward less happy times, relations, and very especially to Jeffrey Anderson, Di- one of Europe’s many “dark ages.” Indeed, as I peruse rector of the BMW Center for German and European the final program it seems to me that many of the im- Studies, for leading our local organizing effort. ages conjured by scholars of Europe are more remi- niscent of The Night of the Living Dead than of Back The Council has received funding from many dis- to the Future. Sadly, many of the resurrections that tinguished institutions and we would like to thank are discussed in sessions or papers evoke a period of them also: history many of us would not want to experience, such • Delegation of the European Union to the U.S. as the Interwar period and WWII. Fortunately, other • Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service, resurrections have less ominous connotations. We Georgetown University find, for instance, presentations on ethnic revival 2.0 • BMW Center for German and European Studies (paraphrasing Smith’s title of the 1980s), on memory, • American Consortium on European Union on early welfare institutions, on almost forgotten con- Studies cepts of political organization (such as Empire) that • International Association for the Study of nonetheless help us make sense of the present. The German Politics program includes state of the art research on and dis- • Institute for German Studies, University of cussion of the economic, social, cultural, and politi- Birmingham cal topics and concerns making news in Europe today. • French Embassy Network Center for Excellence And I cannot think of another conference that pro- vides a more accurate snapshot of the state of Europe. I would like to end this letter by thanking you all for contributing to the success of the 21st Internation- Just a few weeks from now, the European Union al Conference of Europeanists through your research will elect a new Parliament. The election will gauge and attendance. I know that for many of you, coming the social and political mood in a significant portion here means a big investment of time and money. I am of Europe after five years of financial and economic especially thinking of graduate students and scholars turmoil. Media reports predict low participation rates from universities and countries with limited funding and an increase in the proportion of elected MEPs opportunities. Your commitment to the Council for from Eurosceptic and other non-mainstream parties. European Studies is greatly appreciated and we work More generally, there are signs throughout Europe hard to make this a worthy investment. Thank you. that disaffection with the established political parties and leaders, with the functioning of democracy, with Warmest regards, the European Union, with economic inequalities and declining standards of living, and with ethnic and religious diversity are on the rise. This conference offers a unique opportunity to reflect on and propose explana- Juan Díez Medrano tions for these trends. I am convinced too that it will Chair, Council for European Studies (CES) be the setting for civilized and principled debate, in Universidad Carlos III de Madrid and out of the meeting room, about the various politi-

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113. Europe As Mission Field: Representations, 116. Ideas, Policy Learning, and Policy Reform: A Organizations, and Consequences Comparative Public Policy Approach to Turkish Politics 11:00 to 12:45 PM - Council Room 11:00 to 12:45 PM - Cabinet Room Chair: John Boy, CUNY Graduate Center Chair: Robert Cox, University of South Carolina Participants: Participants: Evangelizing the ‘dark continent’: Investigating postco- Ideas, Policy Learning, and Political Economy of lonial Christian missions to Europe. Rebecca Catto, Reform in Macroeconomic Policies and Governance Coventry University in Turkey. H. Tolga Bolukbasi, Bilkent University Brazilian Pentecostals and Catholic Charismatics on Paradigm Shift in Turkey’s Regional Policy: Politics of Mission in Europe. Paul Freston, Wilfrid Laurier Ideas in a Redistributive Policy Area. Ebru Ertugal, University Baskent University “Pray for Europe!”: Framing a Mission Field. 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042. Thinking beyond the Euro-Crisis I: Governing the Euro-Economy Friday, March 14 ❧ Gender and Sexuality 2:00 to 3:45 PM - Diplomat Ballroom 001. “National in Form, European in Content”: Downloading, Uploading, and Re-Loading EU Values and 062. The Euro Future Policies Friday, March 14 Friday, March 14 4:00 to 5:45 PM - Blue Room 9:00 to 10:45 AM - Executive Room 063. Thinking beyond the Euro-Crisis II: Constitutional 067. Current Gender Equality Policies in Europe

Research Network Sessions Network Research Transformations Friday, March 14 Friday, March 14 4:00 to 5:45 PM - Congressional Room A 4:00 to 5:45 PM - Diplomat Ballroom 135. Intersectionality and Political Representation 085. Thinking beyond the Euro-Crisis III: European Saturday, March 15 Political Union 2:00 to 3:45 PM - Private Dining Room Saturday, March 15 9:00 to 10:45 AM - Diplomat Ballroom 196. Transatlantic and Comparative Perspectives on French Opposition to Same-Sex Marriage and Adoption 099. The Impact of the Eurozone Financial Crisis on EU Sunday, March 16 Governance 11:00 to 12:45 PM - Calvert Room Saturday, March 15 9:00 to 10:45 AM - Sales Conference Room

107. Resurrections and the New: Implications for ❧ Historical Study of States and Regimes European Integration Saturday, March 15 078. The Political Construction of a European Past: 1815- 11:00 to 12:45 PM - Empire Ballroom 1945-1989 Friday, March 14 118. Ideas, Policy Learning and Policy Reform: A 4:00 to 5:45 PM - Cabinet Room Comparative Public Policy Approach to Turkish Politics Saturday, March 15 132. Democracy, Elites and Fiscal Politics: Historical 42 Research Network Sessions 43

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126. Resurrections and the New in the European Crisis: 091. New Perspectives on Political Economy and Welfare Ruptures and Continuities Saturday, March 15 Saturday, March 15 9:00 to 10:45 AM - Forum Room 2:00 to 3:45 PM - Empire Ballroom 104. EU Youth Policy 145. Author Meets Critics: Social Movements and Saturday, March 15 Globalization: How Protests, Occupations, and Uprisings 11:00 to 12:45 PM - Hampton Ballroom Are Changing the World (Book Panel) Saturday, March 15 117. How Migration Changes Political Economies 4:00 to 5:45 PM - Empire Ballroom Saturday, March 15 9:00 to 10:45 AM - Embassy Room

129. Vulnerable Employment and the Free Movement of ❧ Territorial Politics and Federalism Workers Saturday, March 15 012. Regional Parliaments in the EU Post-Lisbon 2:00 to 3:45 PM - Hampton Ballroom Friday, March 14 9:00 to 10:45 AM - Cabinet Room 144. Poverty and Social Exclusion in the EU Saturday, March 15 121. Regional Party Politics, Administrations, and 4:00 to 5:45 PM - Hampton Ballroom

Research Network Sessions Network Research Interests in Multi-Level Systems Saturday, March 15 152. Financial Market Discipline, Public Debt 11:00 to 12:45 PM - Governor's Boardroom Management, and Fiscal Governance Saturday, March 15 141. Territory and Party Politics in Europe 4:00 to 5:45 PM - Calvert Room Saturday, March 15 2:00 to 3:45 PM - Governor's Boardroom 194. The Socio-Economic Position of Immigrants in European Welfare States Sunday, March 16 ❧ The Political Economy and Welfare 11:00 to 12:45 PM - Embassy Room Network

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038. Welfare State Reform in Flux Friday, March 14 11:00 to 12:45 PM - Calvert Room

047. Coalitions and Policy Outcomes Friday, March 14 44 Subject Index 45 043, 063, 083, 124, 153, 003, 085 Subject Index Subject 030, 053, 082, 136, 176, 030, 053, Post-socialism: 186, 192 Public Policy:028, 006, 007, 012, 026, 074, 102, 107, 034, 035, 039, 042, 067, 154, 159, 167, 118, 122, 138, 150, 152, 169, 177, 178, 179, 189 Regionalism:092, 012, 015, 037, 058, 110, 121 Secularism: and Religion 024, 029, 043, 045, 048, 053, 068, 114, 139, 173, 190 028, 072, 148, Science Technology: and 151, 155, 159 002, 054, 059, 065, Social Movements: 087, 100, 126, 131, 143, 145, 156, 175, 184, 196 044, 101, 144, 154 Social Systems: 020, 041, 042, 063, Europe: Southern 092, 118, 147, 158 Sovereignty: 175 Theory: 008, 030, 042, Capitalism: of Varieties 095, 110, 117, 136, 142, 150 003, 014, 020, 038, 047, State: Welfare 049, 066, 073, 086, 091, 107, 109, 117, 129, 138, 142, 144, 167, 194 027, 029, 035, 041, Europe: Western 069, 084, 108, 127, 135, 139, 150, 152, 160, 169, 180, 187, 192, 196 002, 011, 015, 016, 023, 026, 016, 023, 024, 025, 026, 035, 016, 023, 024, 025, 008, 019, 033, 055, 072, 079, 018, 099, 100, 112, 137, 143, 179 047, 050, 054, 060, 062, 063, 068, 069, 047, 050, 054, 060, 062, 084, 093, 096, 070, 076, 078, 082, 083, 105, 107, 116, 119, 125, 126, 131, 132, 137, 143, 146, 148, 156, 157, 162, 164, 166, 169, 174, 175, 181, 184, 187, 190, 191, 195, 197 Identity: 029, 039, 048, 050, 060, 068, 070, 076, 087, 092, 094, 098, 103, 115, 116, 122, 123, 125, 131, 135, 140, 146, 147, 149, 157, 164, 171, 173, 174, 178, 181, 191, 195 004, 015, 023, 025, 027, Immigration: 034, 037, 048, 071, 074, 075, 084, 086, 098, 117, 122, 134, 140, 149, 154, 171, 172, 177, 188, 193, 194 Inequality: 001, 014, 020, 033, 047, 066, 077, 079, 109, 138, 140, 161, 168, 176, 178, 180, 194 Labor: 086, 101, 129, 142, 144, 172, 189 Law: 090, 123 Public Health: Medicine and Philosophy: 081, 148, 161 Space: 030, 037, 103, 128, Place and 173, 195 096, 119, 120, 146, 147, 155, 171, 197 146, 147, 155, 171, 096, 119, 120, Gender Sexuality: and 001, 007, 046, 196 067, 094, 098, 123, 135, 075, 017, 021, 031, 062, Globalization: 145, 183, 184, 077, 114, 120, 128, 136, 186 History: 082, 108, 127, 186 004, 008, 080, 159, 168, 183 045, 078, 081, 087, 088, 094, Relations: International and Foreign 005, 018, 031, 052, 054, 056, 057, 093, 151 Agriculture: Food and Everyday Life:Everyday 077, 181, 187 001, 102, 113, 151 Environment: Elections 005, Electoral and Politics: 009, 013, 022, 036, 051, 057, 070, 073, 085, 088, 133, 179, 185 Education: Economics: 017, 018, 019, 021, 022, 038, 041, 044, 049, 052, 055, 058, 059, 062, 064, 072, 073, 091, 095, 096, 101, 108, 109, 110, 115, 120, 124, 127, 132, 161 Culture: 016, 053, 097, 185 Eastern Europe: 005, 006, 007, Politics: Comparative 027, 034, 036, 009, 012, 013, 022, 024, 051, 056, 057, 039, 043, 045, 046, 050, 067, 069, 071, 058, 060, 064, 065, 066, 075, 078, 079, 081, 083, 090, 091, 093, 095, 097, 099, 100, 104, 105, 112, 113, 118, 119, 121, 125, 126, 132, 133, 139, 141, 152, 153, 155, 156, 158, 160, 162, 165, 166, 167, 177, 180, 182, 185, 188, 189, 192 097, 103, 114, 128, 134, 162, 163, 164, 174 Central Europe: 011, 014, Media: and Communications 028, 059, 085, 193 011, 076, Culture: Arts Popular and 166, 191 088, 116, 134, This "Subject Index" is based on keywords chosen by presenters during the proposal proposal the during presenters by chosen keywords on based is Index" "Subject This a on presentations of list complete a more For exhaustive. is not and process submission program. conference this of version digital the of search words" do a "whole topic, specific Participant Index

Adam, Ilke, 027, 084 Bengtsson, Åsa, 165, 182 Byrnes, Melissa, 004, 054 Adascalitei, Dragos, 101 Benjamin, Carrie, 195 Agartan, Tuba, 090 Benson, Rodney, 060 Cafaro, Susanna, 107 Ahmed, Amel, 036, 069 Beramendi, Pablo, 091 Caiani, Manuela, 088, 133 Aksoy, Ozan, 164 Beresniova, Christine, 174 Caldwell, Melissa, 151, 164, 181 Alexis, Gwendolyn-Yvonne, 100 Berezin, Mabel, 043, 060, 083 Camargo Correa, Selene, 033, 168 Allen, Grace, 184 Berg, Linda, 121 Cameron, David, 022, 058 Amiraux, Valerie, 068, 139 Bergmann, Eirikur, 058 Cantor, Sarah, 131 Amitsis, Gabriel, 144 Berman, Sheri, 069, 119, 192 Capano, Fabio, 016, 025 Amyot, G., 022, 055 Bernhard, Michael, 132, 192 Capoccia, Giovanni, 022, 192 Andersen, Lisa, 131 Bernier, Alexandre, 137 Caporaso, James, 108 Anderson, Jeffrey, 052, 080 Bertossi, Christophe, 045, 098 Captain, Esther, 125 Anderson, Karen, 180 Bevelander, Pieter, 015, 034 Carafa, Luigi, 102 Andersson, Jenny, 107, 161 Biebuyck, William, 014 Carolan, Eoin, 028 Apaydin, Fulya, 128 Biliuta, Ionut, 053 Carroll, Royce, 192 Arkilic, Ayca, 015 Binev, Binio, 185 Carstensen, Martin, 124 Arkin, Kimberly, 149 Biziouras, Nikolaos, 073 Carter, Katlyn, 175 Armstrong, Kenneth, 107, 144 Blancaneaux, Romain, 151 Caruso, Daniela, 018 Arnold, Christine, 182 Bleich, Erik, 048, 098, 112, 193 Carvalho, Joao, 177 Art, David, 069, 083 Blick, Andrew, 056 Casal Bertoa, Fernando, 006 Astor, Avi, 024, 068 Blusiewicz, Tomasz, 175 Case, Mary, 007, 196 Atkinson, Robert, 072 Blyth, Mark, 021, 150 Catto, Rebecca, 114 Ayuandini, Sherria, 123 Boerger, Anne, 137 Cavaille, Charlotte, 142 Boesenecker, Aaron, 109 Cavanaugh, Jillian, 181 Baches, Elena, 156 Bohl, Marian, 036 Caviedes, Alexander, 193 Baer, Alejandro, 162, 174 Boitier, Baptiste, 008, 072 Célestine, Audrey, 075 Bågenholm, Andreas, 036, 169, 183 Bolton, Ivor, 026 Cesari, Jocelyne, 029 Bain, Olga, 168 Bolukbasi, H. Tolga, 118, 147 Charnysh, Volha, 025

Participant Index Participant Bakabadio, Sarah, 075 Bonikowski, Bart, 039 Chauvin, Sébastien, 077, 196 Bakker, Sarah, 164, 181 Borenstein, Eliot, 163 Chou, Catherine, 076 Balaban, Utku, 087 Bores, Jesus, 018 Ciccia, Rossella, 067 Bale, Tim, 188 Bormann, Natalie, 191 Cini, Michelle, 099, 179 Balkan, Osman, 171 Boronska-Hryniewiecka, Karolina, 012 Ciornei, Irina, 128 Balkenhol, Markus, 098 Boruszko, Graciela, 148 Citi, Manuele, 028, 095 Balz, Hanno, 197 Bosnak, Buke, 157 Clark, Roland, 053 Ban, Cornel, 044, 110, 186 Boucoyannis, Deborah, 132 Clasby, Daniel, 025 Barberá, Pablo, 036 Bovens, Mark, 036, 167 Closa, Carlos, 063 Barrett, Beverly, 159 Bowen, John, 029, 045, 139, 173 Cohen, Camille, 191 Barton, Mary, 197 Bowman, Michael, 166 Colijn, Bert, 072 Basta, Karlo, 092, 171 Boy, John, 114 Colino, César, 073, 092 Bauer, Michael, 039, 121 Brackney, Kate, 166 Colomer, Josep, 096 Baysal, Asli, 132 Braun, Robert, 068 Coman, Ramona, 005, 160 Beale, Ashley, 004, 168 Bridgen, Paul, 019 Conant, Lisa, 100 Beaman, Jean, 015 Brière, Jean-François, 054 Connor, Phillip, 172 Beblavy, Miroslav, 008, 072 Bronk, Richard, 042 Conran, James, 033 Beckfield, Jason, 090, 138 Brown, Kate, 104 Copeland, Paul, 104, 129, 144 Beech, Diana, 159 Brown, Megan, 154 Coppe, Niki, 006 Beguš, Nina, 011 Brudny, Yitzhak, 143 Costa Pinto, Antonio, 158 Beichelt, Timm, 063, 153 Brunetta, Michele, 064 Cousin, Bruno, 077 Bekker, Sonia, 167 Budnitskiy, Stanislav, 070 Cowley, Austin, 030 Belfrage, Claes, 107, 126, 161 Burdick, Christa, 070 Cox, Laurence, 065 Bell, Janice, 158 Bursens, Peter, 012 Cox, Robert, 118 Bendjaballah, Selma, 056 Busemeyer, Marius, 038, 047, 142 Crawford, Beverly, 080 Bengtsson, Erik, 189 Byberg, Rebekka, 137 Crespy, Amandine, 160, 167 46 Participant Index 47 068 Hazel, Gold, Goodman, 157 034, Sara, 059 Anna, Gora, 093 Constantin, Goschler, 124 058, Michel, Goyer, 015 John, Graeber, 026 Josefin, Graef, 195 James, Graham, 126 090, Shelley, Grant, 096 Magali, Gravier, 184 William, Gray, 167 Paolo, Graziano, 146 Sarah, Griswold, 011 Joelle, Grogan, 022 Gerd, Grözinger, 008, 138 Michaela, Gstrein, 098 Tom, Guglielmo, 020 Ana, Guillen, 118, 128, 177 Virginie, Guiraudon, 070, 097 Catherine, Guisan, 105 Duygu, Kaya, Gul 155 Maria, Habanikova, Leila, 195 Hadj-Abdou, 066 Anniken, Hagelund, 139 Abdellali, Hajjat, Cengiz, 065 Haksöz, 185 Henry, Hale, 081 John, Hall, 108, 142, 150 Peter, Hall, 052 Daniel, Hamilton, 048 James, Hampshire, 103 Laurie, Hanquinet, Randall, 150 Hansen, 192 Stephen, Hanson, 026 Hope, Harrison, 189 167, Miriam, Hartlapp, 093 Derek, Harvey, Leah, 071 Haus, 142 Silja, Häusermann, 176 Barbara, Havelkova, Bryce, 143 Havens, 049 Jason, Hecht, 187 Carla, Heelan, 002 Justin, Helepololei, 001 Barbara, Helfferich, Eric, 062 Helleiner, 054 Burleigh, Hendrickson, 017 Alexandra, Hennessy, C. Randall, 021, 127 Henning, 039 Thomas, Henökl, 025 Dagmar, Herzog, 090, 138 Philipp, Hessel, 091 Tim, Hicks, 188 Jonas, Hinnfors, 050 Mark, Hirschboeck, Colleen, 131 Ho, 033 Daniela, Hochfellner, 118 Ebru, Ertugal, 135 Silvia, Erzeel, 084 Daniel, Etcheverry, 025, 175 Rhiannon, Evangelista, Elizabeth, 046, 135 Evans, 099, 127 Sergio, Fabbrini, 018, 057 Elaine, Fahey, 103, 179 Adrian, Favell, 173 Alexandra, Feddersen, 029 Carol, Ferrara, 024, 029 Silvio, Ferrari, 030 Kaitlin, Fertaly, 055 Joseph, Feyertag, Bonnie, 141 Field, 050 Fileri, Philip, 069 Evgeny, Finkel, 117, 172 Henning, Finseraas, 095, 119 Orfeo, Fioretos, 103, 155 Bilge, Firat, Robert, 083 Fishman, 070 Mattie, Fitch, 002, 065 John, FitzGibbon, 012, 115 Julia, Fleischer, Crystal,Fleming, 075, 098 065, 107, Cristina, Fominaya, Flesher 126, 145 115 Johanna, Folland, 076 Jenny, Folsom, 143 Rosario, Forlenza, 184 Caitlin, Fox-Hodess, 067 Laura, Frader, 187 Jane, Freeland, 059 Alice, Freifeld, 068, 114 Paul, Freston, 137 Vera, Fritz, 044 Gregory, Fuller, 019, 079 Jorge, Galindo, 112 Paulina, Moral, García-Del Irwin, 003 Garfinkel, 006 Marie-José, Garot, 084 Amanda, Garrett, 027, 086 Geddes, Andrew, 011 Joanna, Geneve, 056 Philipp, Genschel, 179 Georgakakis, Didier, 048 Gest, Justin, Ghervas, 096 Stella, 009 Noam, Gidron, 076 Christopher, Gillett, 044 Jane, Gingrich, 054 Glaes, Gillian, 020, 158 Miguel, Glatzer, 125 Aleksandra, Gliszczynska-Grabias, 037 Irial, Glynn, 018 Godsoe, Harold, 038, 046 Goerres, Achim, Egan, Michelle, 018 Michelle, Egan, 117 Maureen, Eger, 174 Daina, Eglitis, 024 Arolda, Elbasani, 043 Ellinas, Antonis, 158 Omar, Encarnacion, 067 Isabelle, Engeli, 199 Peter, Engelke, 012 Annegret, Eppler, 006, 186 Rachel, Epstein, 147 Burak, Erdenir, da Conceicao-Heldt, Eugenia, 017, 057, 017, 057, Eugenia, da Conceicao-Heldt, 120 030 Ursula, Dalinghaus, 076 Raymond, Dansereau, 185 Keith, Darden, 007, 051, Louise, Davidson-Schmich, 094 035, 137 Billy, Davies, 025 Steven, Davis, 078, 191 Ido, de Haan, 120 Ferdi, de Ville, 103 Tom, de Winter, 160 063, Renaud, Dehousse, 102 Mariam, Dekanozishvili, 084 Demart, Sarah, 070 Magdalena, Dembinska, Camilla,Devitt, 049, 117 Leocadia, 126 Diaz Romero, 172 Dietrich, Hans, 081, 085, 128, 179, Juan, Díez Medrano, 183 049, 064 Matthew, Dimick, Aleksejs, 176 Dimitrovs, 046 Sandi, DiMola, 011, 105 Anne, Dippel, 190 Benjamin, Djain, 186 Danijela, Dolenec, 019, 101 Jimmy, Donaghey, 023 Sabina, Donati, 135 Barbara, Donovan, 143 Evdoxios, Doxiadis, 059 Eliska, Drapalova, 180 Kenneth, Dubin, 151 Helene, Ducros, 076 Duggan, Mark, 007 Claire, Dunlop, Dunn, Elizabeth, 030, 136, 163 Cédric,Durand, 110, 161 Cem, 147, 178 Duyulmus, 045, 077, 098, Willem, Duyvendak, Jan 145 116 Dzavid, Dzanic, Cronin, James, 050, 157 050, James, Cronin, 059, 067 Pauline, Cullen, 142, 150 119, Pepper, Culpepper, Hoehne, Jutta, 004 Klumbyte, Neringa, 016 Long, Jennifer, 199 Hofhansel, Claus, 015 Knudsen, Jette, 064, 090, 142 Lucas, Kirsten, 121 Högenauer, Anna-Lena, 012 Kochenov, Dimitry, 176 Ludolph, Patrick, 131 Hogwood, Patricia, 026, 122 Koenig, Matthias, 045, 068 Luhman, Meghan, 039 Hohman, Laura, 068 Kohlbacher, Elisabeth, 104 Lum, Kathryn, 074 Hooijer, Gerda, 194 Kolemen, B. Aysuda, 065 Lust, Aleksander, 095, 110, 133 Hopkin, Jonathan, 041, 141, 180 Konoe, Sara, 044 Lynch, Julia, 119, 138, 180 Hopkins, Benjamin, 129 Koopmans, Ruud, 048, 171 Hoshmand, Nawid, 091 Kopstein, Jeffrey, 163, 192 Maas, Willem, 140 Huddleston, Thomas, 034 Korkea-aho, Emilia, 102 Magnúsdóttir, Gunnhildur, 007 Hudson, Ashley, 024 Korneev, Oleg, 027 Mann, Michelle, 173 Hufbauer, Gary, 052 Koski-Karell, Danny, 140 Marchetti, Sabrina, 084 Hughes, Melanie, 046, 135 Koss, Michael, 013, 051 Markus, Stanislav, 185 Hurrelmann, Achim, 056, 099 Kostakopoulou, Dora, 104, 129 Marr, Lauren, 070 Kostanyan, Hrant, 013 Martin, Cathie Jo, 019, 047, 080 Ibañez, Mónica, 134 Kotnarowski, Michal, 185 Martin, Natalie, 147 Imoagene, Onoso, 075, 178 Kroen, Sheryl, 078 Martin-Estudillo, Luis, 011 Ingebritsen, Christine, 014 Krumova, Elena, 195 Martinescu, Andra-Lucia, 037 Innerarity, Daniel, 085 Kucia, Marek, 082 Martinez-Herrera, Enrique, 092 Ioannou, Demosthenes, 056 Kudelia, Sergiy, 069 Martiniello, Marco, 134 Ipek, Pinar, 113, 155 Kuenemund, Harald, 003 Marx, Paul, 079, 101 Kuhn, Theresa, 056, 128 Marzinotto, Benedicta, 033, 127 Jabko, Nicolas, 021 Kuo, Alexander, 064 Maselli, Ilaria, 008, 072 Jacoby, Wade, 062, 127, 186 Kupchan, Charles, 062 Matovski, Aleksandar, 088 Jaeger, Jillian, 193 Kurban, Dilek, 100 Matsaganis, Manos, 020 Jakubow, Alexander, 066 Kurekova, Lucia, 008, 072 Matthijs, Matthias, 108, 180 Jensen, Carsten, 014, 091 Kurimay, Anita, 082 Mattioli, Fabio, 095 Jensen, Janne, 103 Kurtovic, Larisa, 136, 164 Maurer, Andreas, 039, 063 Jensen, Mette, 169 Kurzer, Paulette, 120 Maurer, Heidi, 031 Jessoula, Matteo, 129, 144, 167 Maussen, Marcel, 112, 190 Jetha, Suraiya, 181 Lagadec, Erwan, 115, 131 Maxwell, Rahsaan, 034, 135, 193 Johnson, Alix, 181 Lambrecht, Sarah, 100 Mayne, Quinton, 165, 182 Johnson, Dana, 004 Lamont, Michèle, 045, 081 McDonald, Charles, 162, 164 Participant Index Participant Johnston, Alison, 142, 168 Lampland, Martha, 030, 070 McGowan, Francis, 088, 113, 133 Johnstone, Nick, 072 Lancee, Bram, 004 McKowen, Kelly, 115 Jones, Erik, 021, 108 Landes, Richard, 131 McMann, Kelly, 069, 097 Jones, Sara, 026 Lang, Sabine, 001, 046 McManus, Ian, 028 Laurence, Jonathan, 048 McNamara, Kathleen, 021, 062, 163 Kamel, Amir, 120 Laxer, Emily, 139 Mears, Ashley, 077 Kamkhaji, Jonathan, 160 Lazardeux, Sebastien, 133 Medve-Balint, Gergo, 186 Kaptan, Senem, 087 Leeds, Adam, 097 Meer, Nasar, 116, 139 Kasli, Zeynep, 037 Lees, Charles, 009, 051 Melik-Tangyan, Andranik, 129, 157 Kaya, Asiye, 123 Lemke, Christiane, 071 Menendez, Irene, 120 Keck, Thomas, 112 León, Sandra, 141 Mercenier, Heidi, 178 Kelemen, R. Daniel, 119, 160 Levanon, Gad, 008 Merolli, Jessica, 123 Kennedy, Hollyamber, 195 Levionnois, Charlotte, 172 Messina, Anthony, 034, 177 Kennedy, James, 169 LeVon, Laura, 115 Meunier, Sophie, 017, 057 Kesler, Christel, 086 Lewis, Richard, 084 Miley, Thomas, 092, 156 Kevins, Anthony, 014 Liebert, Ulrike, 042, 085 Miller-Idriss, Cynthia, 043 Khan, Shamus, 077, 178 Lillie, Nathan, 136 Mitchell, Christopher, 044 Killen, Sean, 184 Limoncelli, Amy, 146 Mitchell, Kristine, 050, 122, 124 Kim, Soo-Young, 073 Linde, Jonas, 165 Mohanty, Pete, 074 Kinderman, Daniel, 038, 064 Lindseth, Peter, 137, 179 Molnar, Virag, 060, 083 Kingsbury, Marina, 007 Lindvall, Johannes, 047, 079 Mondou, Matthieu, 113 Kirval, Levent, 107 Litton, Krystyna, 037, 051 Moreira, Amilcar, 020, 049 Kitaevich, Jane, 082, 125 Livezeanu, Irina, 053, 166 Morgan, Kimberly, 098 Kleppinger, Kathryn, 054, 149 Lodi Rizzini, Chiara, 104 Morissens, Ann, 194 Klingelhöfer, Tristan, 121 Lok, Matthijs, 078 Morrison, Bruce, 006, 132 48 Participant Index 49 Sainsbury, Diane, 194 Diane, Sainsbury, 103 Justyna, Salamonska, 004, 023 Rosemary, Salomone, 094 Javier, Vendrell, Samper 055 Andris, Saulitis, 120, 152 James, Savage, 073 Efe, Savas, 086, 177 Martin, Schain, Arjan, 141 Schakel, 065, 088 Jan, Schedler, 108, 152 Schelkle,Waltraud, 083 Kim, Scheppele, Schields, Chelsea, 154 017, 153 Frank, Schimmelfennig, 154, 188 Oliver, Schmidtke, 002 Cathy, Schneider, 178 Mary Kate, Schneider, 027 Peter, Scholten, 142 Hanna, Schwander, 109, 156 Antje, Schwennicke, 099 Nicole, Scicluna, 038, 066 Scruggs, Lyle, Seeberg, 102 Henrik, Seybert, 102, 113 Lucia, 119 Adam, Sheingate, 154 Todd, Shepard, 077 Rachel, Sherman, 175 Jonathan, Sherry, 082, 105, 125 Aline, Sierp, 134 Wiebke, Sievers, 186 Rudra, Sil, 086 Hilary, Silver, 019, 172 Stephen, Silvia, 045, 139, 149 Patrick, Simon, 105, 125 Tea, Sindbæk, 123 Jasmin, Siri, 136 Polona, Sitar, 157 Svend-Erik, Skaaning, Øyvind, 091 Skorge, 003 (McGill), Michael, Smith, 031, (Loughborough), Michael, Smith, 058 031 E., (Aberdeen), Michael Smith, 058 Holly, Snaith, 074, 140 Soennecken, Dagmar, 055 Angela, Solikova, 045 Soysal, Yasemin, 151 Christy, Spackman, 060 Alberto, Spektorowski, Dennis, 038, 117 Spies, 023 Peter, Spiro, 096, 110 Enrico, Spolaore, 156 David, Spreen, 196 Michael, Stambolis-Ruhstorfer, 048, 193 Paul, Statham, Liza, 117 Steele, 136 Irene, Stengs, 066 John, Stephens, Perez, Sofia,086 Perez, 081 Victor, Pérez-Díaz, 177 Tedd, Perlmutter, 196 Bruno, Perreau, 165, 182 Yvette, Peters, 044, 161 Pascal, Petit, 020 Maria, Petmesidou, 015, 176 Vanja, Petricevic, 136, 191 Tanja, Petrovic, 023, 146 Francesca, Piana, 079, 194 Georg, Picot, 084 Laure, Pitti, 013 Asteris, Pliakos, 086, 128 Javier, Polavieja, 100 Mark, Pollack, 140 Alina, Polyakova, 031 Karolina, Pomorska, 159 Marta, Ponikowska, Elena, 154 Popa, 126, 161, 167 Lucia, Pradella, 190 Emily, Price, Pula, Besnik, 110 148 Quirk, James, 172 Raddatz, Liv, 144 Radu, Roxana, 101 Ralph, David, 019 Magnus, Rasmussen, 035, 137 Morten, Rasmussen, 183 Ettore, Recchi, 140 Raphi, Rechitsky, Redei, 057 Lorinc, 042, 142 Aidan, Regan, 095, 164, 181 Elana, Resnick, Rhodes, 020, 108, 142 Martin, 148 Gabriel, Ricci, 155, 163 Doug, Rogers, 162 Johanna, Römer, 122 Esther, Romeyn, 152 124, Charlotte, Rommerskirchen, 178 Ron-Balsera, Maria, 022, 179 George, Ross, 085, 103, 183 Jörg, Rössel, 017 Felix, Roth, 009 Leonce, Röth, 179, 195 Jay, Rowell, Sebastián, 158 Royo, 162 Jonah, Rubin, 047, 079 David, Rueda, 194 Martin, Ruhs, 065, 145 Natalia, Ruiz-Junco, 178 Suzanne, Rutz, 030 Caitlin, Ryan, Eileen, 143 Ryan, Beken, 005 Saatcioglu, 139 Daniel, Sabbagh, Palier, Bruno, 049 Bruno, Palier, Lina, 063, 085 Papadopoulou, 149 Stacy, Pape, 109 Ho, Sung Park, 184 R. Joseph, Parrott, 041, 062 Craig, Parsons, 116 Joseph, Passaro, 196 David, Paternotte, 102, 113 Sanjay, Patnaik, 190 Ryan, Patrico, 071 Ruxandra, Paul, 146 Jessica, Pearson-Patel, 003 Hans, Peeters, 082 Urszula, Pekala, 105, 125 Philippe, Perchoc, 090 Isabel, Perera, O'Brien, Peter, 193 Peter, O'Brien, 188 Odmalm, Pontus, 011 Ari, Ofengenden, 014 Kerem, Oktem, 190 Elayne, Oliphant, Rebecca, 172 Oliver, 153 Tim, Oliver, 092 Jose, Olmeda, 001, 088 Olsen, Jonathan, 110, 127 Mitchell, Orenstein, 053, 195 Ort, Thomas, 015, 135 Eva, Ostergaard-Nielsen, 155, 187 Ostrum, Nicholas, 116 Damiana, Otoiu, 197 Overbeck, Maximilian, 087, 118 Ozcurumez, Saime, Nativel, Corrine, 104 Nativel, 079, 091, 168, 189 Moira, Nelson, 080 028, 041, Abraham, Newman, 019 Christoph, Nguyen, 018, 100 Fernanda, Nicola, 058, 063, 085, 115 Kalypso, Nicolaidis, 199 Marden, Nicols, Klas, 132 Nilsson, 138 Clemens, Noelke, Rosa, 164 Norton, 031 Bartlomiej, Nowak, Kathryn, 075 Nwajiaku, Moses, Julia, 019, 038, 049, 091 038, 049, 019, Julia, Moses, 189 035, Emmanuel, Mourlon-Druol, 002 Michalis, Moutselos, Sean, 012 Mueller, 169 Alina, Mungiu-Pippidi, 146 Eva, Muschik, 001 Marie, Joyce Mushaben, 024, 190 Mentor, Mustafa, Liza,135 094, Mügge, 079 Susanne, Münn, 071 Harris, Mylonas, Participant Index 50 Vinska, Oksana, 151 Vink, Maarten, 034,074 Villis, Tom, 173 Villa, Paula-Irene, 094 Verschueren, 129 Herwig, Verschraegen, 003 Gert, Vermeersch, Peter, 105 Verheul, Jaap, 157 Vauchez, Antoine, 179 Vares, Laura, 123 van Leeuwen, Anouk, 059 Van Ingelgom, Virginie, 022 van Hooren, Franca, 194 Van derLoo, Guillaume, 005 Van 008,072 Ark, Bart, Vallory, Eduard, 183 Valencia-García, Louie, 162 Valdez, Sarah, 140 Vail, Mark, 041,109 Vachudova, Anna, Milada 031,186 Ure, Pinar, 087,116 Uhly, Katrina, 168 Turner, 059,126 Eric, Turner, 029 Bryan, Tuntschew, Thomas, 153 Tubb, Tara, 175 Treitler, Vilna, 075 Trampusch, Christine, 152 Tortola, Pier Domenico, 157 Torpey, John, 093,114 Toplak, 057 Cirila, Tolksdorf, Dominik, 087 Todd, Jennifer, 149 Tobia, Simona, 016,197 Tiemann, Guido, 009,036 Thomas,Daniel, 147 Théofilakis, Fabien, 025 Terzi, Alessio, 056 ter Haar, 129,144 Beryl, Taylor, Rosemary, 073,138 Tatham, Michael, 012,121 Tanzer, Frances, 076 Tanta, Mirela, 166 Tafuro, Eleonora, 097 Szabo, Imre, 101 Swedberg, Richard, 083 Superti, Chiara, 036 Super, Betsy, 188 Sullivan, Charles, 097 Streeck, Wolfgang, 152,189 Straubhaar, Thomas, 052 Stone, Marla, 060 Stokes, Lauren, 187 Stoilkova, Maria, 171 Stoeckel, Florian, 124 Stockemer, Daniel, 002,065,133 Zobel, Malisa,Zobel, 074 Zippel, Kathrin, 067 Zimmer, Anna, 011 Marko,Zilovic, 005 Zhukova, Ekatherina, 113 Zemmour, Michaël, 038,055 Zapryanova, 017 Galina, Zapata-Barrero, Ricard, 134 Zapata, Ricard, 134 Zagorcheva, Dessie, 016,039 Rutan,Zach Andrea, 171 Young, Patricia, 110 Wuhs, Steve, 141 Wuest, Reto, 165 Woodward, Alison E.,149 Wollenberg, Daniel, 156 Wittenberg, Jason, 043 Wisler, Caroline, 191 Wintle, Michael, 078 Williams, Michelle, 177 Wilken, Lisanne, 122 Widfeldt, Anders, 188 White, Jonathan, 050,099 Wendler, Frank, 013,099 Wemlinger, 116 Cherri, Welsh, Helga, 026,051 Weiner, Richard, 066,101,148 Watts, Stephen, 199 Watson, Sara, 091,109 Warlouzet, Laurent, 014,035 Warikoo, Natasha, 071 Wamsiedel, Marius, 090 Walker, Siovahn, 199 Wala, Michael, 093,197 Vonk, Gijsbert, 144 von Wahl, Angelika, 026 Vodopivec, Nina, 136 Venue

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53 Maps & Floorplans & Maps as INFORMATION ABSTRACT: The Afterlife of Bad Ideas

Conspiratorial thought exerts a near-global attraction: the idea that events are part of a larg- er plan (even an evil plan) can be comforting, But conspiracy holds a special place in Rus- sian culture, both as an integral part of the country’s intellectual history and as one of the dominant modes of meaning-making in the post-socialist Russian Federation. This talk traces the development of conspiracy theories in late- and post-Soviet Russia, and argues that conspiracy has become the meta-language for Russian political and cultural discourse.

Speaker: Discussants: Eliot Borenstein Doug Rogers, Yale University Jeffrey Kopstein, University of Toronto New York University Chair: Elizabeth Dunn, University of Colorado at Boulder Blue Room Saturday, March 15 6:00 to 7:45 PM

21st International Conference of Europeanists General Reception

All registered attendees welcome. Drink and light refreshments will be provided. • • • 7:30 to 9:00 PM Palladian Ballroom

54 Presidential Plenary

Morality in Contemporary European Society and Politics The financial and economic crisis ing elites and expressed in part in the rise of the last five years has distracted the of populism and far-right parties, contra- public from worrying social and political dicts core values of European democra- trends that threaten to “resurrect” as- cies. The upcoming European election pects of Europe’s darkest hour, back in may reflect both trends in the form of the first half of the twentieth century. massive abstention and the success of First, civil and political corruption is con- candidates from Eurosceptic and xeno- tributing to growing distance between phobic political parties. citizens and their representatives and This plenary panel brings together to political apathy. Second, growing inthree prominent scholars who have long tolerance and stigmatization of ethnic reflected on Europe’s political and moral minorities and immigrants, passively crisis from different thematic angles and watched or even condoned by govern- through different methodologies.

Participants: Chair: Michèle Lamont Juan Díez Medrano Harvard University Universidad Carlos III de Madrid John Hall McGill University Blue Room Victor Pérez-Díaz, Friday, March 14 Universidad Complutense de Madrid 6:00 to 7:45 PM

55 Off the Beaten Tenure-track: Non-Faculty Careers for PhDs lthough many PhDs choose careers as faculty members in universities, a great many Aothers can be found working as diplomats, deans, research directors, non-profit professionals, museum curators, and more. In this fascinating discussion forum, four distinguished panelists who chose non-faculty careers will discuss their trajectories and experiences, and give insights into what it means to go off the beaten tenure-track.

Participants: Peter Engelke, Resident Senior Fellow, Atlantic Council Jennifer Long, Associate Dean, Georgetown University Palladian Ballroom Marden Nichols, Assistant Curator, Walters Art Museum Sunday, March 16 Stephen Watts, Senior Political Scientist, Rand Corporation 1:00 to 2:45 PM Chair: Siovahn Walker, Director, Council for European Studies

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22nd International Conference of Europeanists July 8-10, 2015 • Paris, France • SciencesPo

Contradictions: Envisioning European Futures

In many historical moments, Eu- ism. It is a setting in which many are dis- rope’s futures have seemed not simply enchanted with mainstream politics, yet open and uncertain, but replete with also challenged by the possible growth of contradiction. Similarly, in contemporary new movements. These and other ten- Europe, the responses of both ordinary sions manifest themselves in individual Europeans and the continent’s collective lives, social relations, institutions, and institutions to the challenges posed by collective projects. crisis again constitute a series of contra- Thus, for its 2015 conference, the dictions—many of which reiterate large Council for European Studies (CES) in- questions from Europe’s past, while also vites proposals for panels, roundtables, affecting the ability of social forces to book discussions, and individual papers imagine possible futures. that examine such opposing tendencies Today, Europe is a space within and, facing forward, consider the many which the principle of social solidarity ap- potential futures emerging from the Eu- pears firmly rooted, yet also one in which ropean crisis. We encourage proposals the politics of austerity threaten to erode in the widest range of disciplines, and, in welfare state commitments. It is a con- particular, proposals that combine disci- text in which supra-national institutions plines, nationalities, and generations. and transnational social connections have progressed far, but also the scene Proposals may be submitted online from of substantial efforts to reassert national- August 18 to October 10, 2014.

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