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European Political Science Association 6Th Annual Conference Programme European Political Science Association 6th Annual Conference Programme Square-Brussels Meeting Centre Square-Brussels Meeting Centre rue Mont des Arts, 1000 rue Mont des Arts, 1000 Brussels, Belgium Brussels, Belgium June 23 – June 25 2016 Brussels, June 23 - 25 2016 European Political Science Association Members of the EPSA Council 2016-2017 Members Elect Orit Kedar (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) Anja Neundorf (University of Nottingham) Heike Klüver (University of Hamburg) Gerald Schneider (University of Konstanz) Mary Stegmaier (University of Missouri) Micael Castanheira (Solvay Brussels School of Economics and Management) Indridi Indridason (UC Riverside) Gail McElroy (Trinity College Dublin) Ex-officio Members President: Fabio Franchino (State University of Milan) Treasurer/ Vice-President: Ken Benoit (London School of Economics and Political Science) Executive Director: Thomas Plümper (Vienna University of Economics) Chair of Programme Committee: Ray Duch (University of Oxford) PSRM editor: Vera Troeger (University of Warwick) 2016 Programme Committee Chair: Ray Duch (University of Oxford) Co-chair: Mark Kayser (Hertie School) Section Chairs: Christian Breunig (University of Konstanz) Michel Colaresi (Michigan State University) Ruth Dassonneville (Universite de Montreal) Andy Eggers (University of Oxford) Anja Neundorf (University of Nottingham) Georg Vanberg (Duke University) 1 2 Table of Contents Venue Information……………………………………………….……………………………………………….4 Wifi Information……………………………………………………………………………………………………6 Exhibitor and Meeting Areas…………………………………………………………………………………6 Receptions and Meetings………………………………………………………………………………………7 Conference Overview…………….………………………………………………………………………………8 Academic Programme………….…………….………………………………………………………………..10 Index…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….53 Restaurants in Walking Distance…………………………………………………………………………..62 Brussels Card Information…………………………………………………………………………………….64 3 Venue Information Square – Brussels Meeting Centre 4/3/2016 Square - Brussels Meeting Centre - Google Maps Square - Brussels Meeting Centre Map data ©2016 Google 20 m Google Maps Square – Brussels Meeting Centre rue Mont des Arts, 1000 Brussels, Belgium www.square-brussels.com 4 https://www.google.fr/maps/place/Square+-+Brussels+Meeting+Centre/@50.8438848,4.3564732,18z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x47c3c4873c654411:0x68314d65acca... 1/1 5 Wireless Access WI-FI CODE: EPSA Login: epsa Password: epsa16! Login & Password are case sensitive. SSID (Network Name): square-guest How to access to our Wi-Fi network: 1) Enable your Wi-Fi 2) Join the SSID (Network Name): “square-guest” 3) If not automatically asked by your computer, open a web browser 4) Try to connect to any website and then you’ll be automatically redirected to the authentication page. 5) Enter the login & password 6) Tick the box near the disclaimer to accept it and click on the locker icon. 7) You are connected to Internet Exhibitor and Meeting Areas O Exhibitors area is in Hall 0400 O Work rooms are Room 215 and Room 316 O Coffee, beverages and snacks are sold in the Circle Room and Hall 0400 O Work rooms are Room 215 and Room 316 7th Annual Conference 22-24 June 2017 Palazzo delle Stellin Milan 6 Receptions and Public Meetings Business Meetings Thursday 23th June Thursday 23rd June 12:00 EPSA Council Meeting, Meeting Studio 18:15 Presidential Address and EPSA general 201 B (members only) assembly, Cooper Hall (all welcome) 13.00 Women Leadership in Foreign Policy, 19:00-21:00 EPSA Welcome Reception (Cash Meeting Studio 202 (by invitation only) Bar), Magritte and Silver Foyer (all welcome) th Friday 24 June Friday 24th June 8:00 European Union Politics board meeting, 19:00 Brussels City Hall Reception and PSRM Meeting Studio 201 B (members only) Awards (all welcome, please bring your 12.00 (SAGE) Research & Politics Editors and conference badge) Associate Editors, Meeting Studio 202 (members only) 12:30 PSRM board meeting, Meeting Studio 201 B (members only) Saturday 25th June 8:00 Italian Political Science Review board meeting, Meeting Studio 201 B (members only) 7 Conference Overview: Panel Numbers and Venue Rooms Thursday Room 10:00 12:00 14:00 16:00 11:45 13:45 15:45 18:00 Studio 204 103 104 105 114 Studio 206 203 204 115 201 Studio 211 128 218 222 234 Studio 212 228 229 230 241 Studio 213 243 244 245 248 Studio 214 255 257 258 260 Studio 216 302 303 312 323 Studio 311 401 402 403 411 Studio 312 506 507 509 508 Studio 313 701 527 529 526 Studio 314 717 702 704 550 Studio 315 525 718 724 719 Friday Room 8:30 10:30 12:45 14:45 16:45 10:15 12:30 14:30 16:30 18:45 Studio 204 106 123 119 722 126 Studio 206 117 202 212 127 207 Studio 211 209 211 232 213 236 Studio 212 231 224 247 233 305 Studio 213 246 311 261 250 315 Studio 214 259 320 307 262 409 Studio 216 309 502 405 313 511 Studio 311 404 513 520 406 517 Studio 312 516 518 533 521 519 Studio 313 531 530 707 541 532 Studio 314 705 703 253 709 714 Studio 315 723 720 725 721 8 Saturday Room 9:00 11:00 13:00 15:15 10:45 12:45 15:00 17:00 Studio 204 112 111 129 223 Studio 206 208 113 205 227 Studio 211 226 215 219 242 Studio 212 237 214 238 254 Studio 213 252 239 306 301 Studio 214 263 109 317 524 Studio 216 316 265 410 712 Studio 311 501 321 504 716 Studio 312 522 503 515 107 Studio 313 542 523 535 Studio 314 713 711 505 Studio 315 726 715 322 9 Academic Programme The timing of electoral volatility: A panel study on the impact of political sophistication and media effects in Belgium Dieter Stiers Thursday, 23.06.2016 Political talk and the stability of voting intentions during election campaigns Anne Schäfer 10:00-11:45 103 128 The European Union Electorate Gender and the Representation of Women Th. 10:00 Th. 10:00 Meeting Studio 204 Meeting Studio 211 Chair: Heike Klüver Chair: Michael Courtney Discussant: Christopher Wratil Discussant: Diana Elena Burlacu How European Commissioners use Speeches to How gender bias and statutory quotas impact take Political Positions the democratic representation ensured by Renke Deckarm and Kira Killermann women - Evidence from three European Parliament elections In Search for an Electoral Link between the EU Silje Synnøve and Lyder Hermansen Electorate(s) and the EU proposals: Reality or Wishful Thinking? Gender and Politics in Northeast Asia: Legislative Magda Giurcanu and Petia Kostadinova Patterns and Performance of Female Legislators in South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan Uneven Rainbows: Why EU Member States Jaemin Shim Adopt or Reject Gay Marriage Scott Siegel and Alice Wang An Easy Concession or Meaningful Representation? Minority Women in French Voting Behavior in the Council of the EU: The Politics Influence of National Parliaments Amanda Garrett Philippe van Gruisen and Christophe Crombez Understanding gender dimension of Turkey’s conservative-liberal welfare system: Reinvention 203 of the working `underclass’, The Discussions on Voter Volatility the Example of female domestic workers Th. 10:00 Bünyamin Esen Meeting Studio 206 Chair: Lucas Leemann 228 Discussant: Michael Meffert Protest and Revolt Th. 10:00 Fragmented outlets, fragmented voters? Meeting Studio 212 Carol Galais and Ana Sofía Cardenal Chair: Andrew Long The stability of electoral consideration sets: Discussant: Jonathan Chapman theory and practice Roderik Rekker and Martin Rosema 10 Who Revolts? Revisiting the Social Origins of Is Change (Always) Good? The Electoral Democratic Revolutions Consequences of Party Leadership Changes Sirianne Dahlum, Carl Henrik Knutsen, and Tore Hande Mutlu-Eren, Zeynep Somer-Topcu, and Wig Daniel Weitzel Mass Media and the Pacification of Anti- Poverty, partisanship, and vote buying Systemic Political Contention Mogens K. Justesen and Lugi Manzetti Justin Murphy Conditionality and Coercion in Hungarian Do protests increase opposition to Elections authoritarianism? The effect of the 2011-2012 Isabela Mares and Lauren Young electoral protests on Russian public opinion Katerina Tertytchnaya and Tomila Lankina A Discouraging Note on the Use of Encourage- ment Designs to Study Sequential Decision- Censorship of the Arab Spring in MENA Media Making Dumitru Ciocan and Bruno Wüest Marc Meredith 243 302 Anger and Political Engagement Information, Strategy, and Conflict Th. 10:00 Th. 10:00 Meeting Studio 213 Meeting Studio 216 Chair: Megan Metzger Discussant: Markus Wagner Chair: Patrick Le Bihan Discussant: Richard Van Weelden Anti-Discrimination Laws, Policy Knowledge, and Political Engagement An Informational Theory of Alliance Formation Conrad Ziller and Marc Helbling Francesco Squintani and Raghul Srivanasan Apathy or Anger? How Crime Experience Affects What the Enemy Knows: Common Knowledge Individual Vote Intention in Latin America and and the Rationality of War the Caribbean Thomas Chadefaux Sarah Berens and Mirko Dallendörfer Information Disclosure in Conflicts The Paradox of Confrontation: Experimental Marco Serena Evidence on the Effects of Protest Cassilde Schwartz Monitoring, Spying and Information Projection in Crisis Bargaining Emotions and Political Tolerance Kristof Madarasz, Adam Meirowitz and Luis Rayo Cengiz Erisen Armed Peace, the Role of Information 255 Massimo Morelli and Francesco Squintani The Functional Borders of Elections Th. 10:00 Meeting Studio 214 401 Data Distributions and Estimation Chair: Robert Erikson Th. 10:00 Discussant: Arturas Rozenas Meeting Studio 311 11 Chair: Dominik Hangartner Meeting Studio 313 Discussant: Andreas Murr Chair: Markus Tepe Two Wrongs Make a Right: Misclassification in Discussant: Inaki Sagarzazu Binary-Outcome Data from
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