Transforming Politics: New Synergies

61st Annual International Conference

18 – 21 April 2011 Novotel West, London, UK

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A Word of Welcome

Dear Conference delegate

You are extremely welcome to this 61st Conference of the Political Studies Association, held in the UK capital. The recently refurbished Hammersmith Novotel hotel offers high quality conference facilities all under one roof. We are expecting well over 500 delegates, representing over 50 different countries. There are more than 190 panels, as well as the workshops on Monday, building on last year’s innovation, and as a new addition, dedicated posters sessions. There are also three receptions.

The Conference theme is ‘Transforming Politics: New Synergies’. Keynote speakers include Professor Carole Pateman, President of APSA, revisiting the concept of participatory democracy and Professor Iain McLean giving the Government and Opposition-sponsored Leonard Schapiro lecture on the subject of coalition and minority government. On Wednesday, our after-dinner speaker is Professor Tony Wright, (UCL and Birkbeck College) former MP and Chair of the Public Administration Select Committee. Amongst other highlights, Professor Vicente Palermo will discuss Anglo-Argentine relations and John Denham MP will talk on ‘English questions’ and the Labour Party’ and Sir Michael Aaronson, former Director General of Save the Children, will be drawing on his experience working in crisis situations to reflect on whether we had a choice in Libya today.

Despite the worsening economic and policy environment, this has been a particularly active and successful year for the Association. Overall membership figures, including those for the new Teachers’ Section, continue to rise. We have a new CEO and an office in London. The 60th Anniversary Awards event in November was an exceptionally glittering occasion while the joint PSA-Hansard lecture featuring the Deputy PM drew record attendance. In collaboration with the Institute for Government, a series of seminars on policy success, and media briefings on election-related themes, are helping to raise the profile of political studies. At the same time the Association has been defending and promoting the discipline’s interests for instance through its participation in the REF process, in ESRC consultations and in the recently-launched Campaign for Social Science.

Thanks for organising this year’s conference are especially due to the academic convenors – Drs Tereza Capelos, Maxine David, Roberta Guerrina and Simon Usherwood, to Sue Forster (Conference Organiser), Helena Djurkovic, Dr Jacqui Briggs and Professor Richard Topf. I should also like to thank Wiley-Blackwell, Routledge and Palgrave for their generous sponsorship.

This year’s programme promises plenty to interest, intellectually challenge and entertain. I hope your conference experience is thoroughly enjoyable

Vicky Randall Chair, Political Studies Association of the UK

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Conference Programme Conference Programme

Monday 18 April 09:00 - 17:30 Registration 09:30 - 18:00 Workshops Publishers' Workshop 09:30 - 11:00 x How to publish your thesis x How to publish articles 11:00 - 11:30 tea/coffee break 11:30 - 18:00 Graduate Conference 13:00 - 14:30 lunch break 16:00 - 16:30 tea/coffee Tuesday 19 April 10:00 - 18:30 Registration 10:00 - 11:30 Panel Sessions 11:30 - 13:00 Panel Sessions 13:00 - 14:00 lunch break Martin Rosenbaum (Producer, BBC Radio 4) 13:00 - 14:00 The programme pitch: How to sell an idea to Radio 4 14:00 - 14:30 Dedicated Poster Sessions 14:30 - 16:00 Panel Sessions 16:00 - 17:30 Panel Sessions 18:00 - 19:00 Leonard Schapiro Lecture sponsored by Government and Opposition [Room: Mouton Cadet] Professor Iain McLean (Nuffield College, Oxford): "England does not love coalitions" - the most misused political quotation in the book? 19:00 - 20:00 Reception sponsored by Government and Opposition 21:00 - PSA Conference quiz Wednesday 20 April 08:30 - 18:00 Registration 08:30 - 10:00 Panel Sessions 10:00 - 11:30 Panel Sessions 11:30 - 13:00 lunch break 12:00 - 13:30 Business Meetings of Specialist Groups x Ethnopolitics [Room: Graves] x Executive Politics [Room: Lussac] x French Politics, Policy and Society [Room: Sauternes] x Greek Politics [Room: St Julien] x Italian Politics [Room: Barsac] x Politics of Property [Room: Talbot] x Women and Politics [Room: Lussac]

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12:30 - 14:00 Political Studies Association Annual General Meeting [Room: Mouton Cadet] 13:00 - 14:30 Panel Sessions 14:30 - 16:00 Panel Sessions 15:00 - 17:30 New Projects meetings (Bourgogne suite) 16:00 - 16:15 tea/coffee Plenary Lecture [Room: Mouton Cadet] 16:15 - 17:00 Professor Carole Pateman (Chair, American Political Science Association): Revisiting Participatory Democracy 17:00 - 18:30 Panel Sessions 18:00 - 18:45 Reception sponsored by Routledge 19:15 - 20:00 Reception sponsored by Political Insight 20:00 - Conference Annual Dinner Speaker: Professor Tony Wright (London: Birkbeck and University Colleges) Thursday 21 April 08:30 - 12:00 Registration 09:00 - 10:30 Panel Sessions Plenary Lecture [Room: Mouton Cadet] 10:30 - 12:00 Sir Michael Aaronson (Honorary Visiting Professor, University of Surrey): Libya: Did we have a choice? 12:00 - 13:00 lunch break Business Meetings of Specialist Groups x German Politics [Room: Barsac] 12:30 - 13:30 x Interpretive Politics [Room: Graves] x Participatory and Deliberative Democracy [Room: Pomerol] x Political Thought [Room: Lussac] 13:00 - 13:30 Dedicated Poster Sessions 13:30 - 15:00 Panel Sessions 15:00 - 15:30 tea/coffee 15:30 - 17:00 Panel Sessions 17:00 Conference ends

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Speaker Biographies and Conference Highlights

Government and Opposition and the welfare state. She is the author of several books and numerous articles. Some of her key works are: Participation and (Leonard Schapiro Memorial Lecture) Democratic Theory, The Problem of Political Obligation, The Sexual Contract, The Disorder of Women, Feminist Interpretations and Political Theory, Contract and Domination, Illusion of Consent: Professor Iain McLean Engaging with Carole Pateman. Chair – Dr Helen Thompson () Martin Rosenbaum Executive Producer, BBC Radio 4 Lecture title: “England does not love Martin Rosenbaum is a political journalist and coalitions” – the most misused political producer for the BBC, based in the BBC’s quotation in the book Political Programmes department at Westminster. He oversees some of the The lecture begins by examining the context in which Benjamin weekly and special political output on BBC Disraeli first used the title phrase in 1852. It does not mean what Radio 4. He has produced numerous political documentaries on it says, nor can Disraeli have seriously intended it to. topics ranging from British identity through party finance to political comedy. He also specialises in the journalistic use of The history of coalition governments and minority governments in freedom of information. the – including in its devolved territories – is then discussed. How anomalous was the coalition government formed Marcos Novaro in 2010? Marcos Novaro has a degree in sociology and a PhD in political philosophy from the Proceeding into comparative politics, the lecture reviews the University of Buenos Aires (UBA). He is growing literature on the political economy of electoral systems. In currently Director of the Political History the light of this new literature, is Duverger’s Law still valid? And Program (PHP) at the Gino Germani Research what can we conclude about the trade-off between government Institute of the UBA and he is the President decisiveness and inclusiveness? of CIPOL.org (Centro de Investigaciones Políticas/Center of Political Research). The PHP hosts the Oral History Archive (archivooral.org), Iain McLean is Professor of Politics, Oxford University and a fellow with almost 200 interviews to Argentinean policymakers of the of Nuffield College. His recent work has been on UK public policy, past three decades. He is a researcher of CONICET and a Professor and applications of rational choice analysis to UK political history. of Political Theory at the Political Science department of Relevant publications include What’s Wrong with the British the University of Buenos Aires. Constitution? (OUP 2010); State of the Union: unionism and the alternatives in the UK since 1707 (with Alistair McMillan, OUP Novaro has published numerous articles in national and foreign 2005; winner of the WJM MacKenzie Prize); and Rational Choice journals. His most recent books include: The History of and British Politics (OUP 2001). Contemporary Argentina (Edhasa Editorial, Buenos Aires, 2006), and The Political Collapse in the Demise of the Convertibility (Editorial Norma, Buenos Aires, 2002). In collaboration with Vicente Plenary Panels Palermo, Novaro has published The Recent History. Essays on the Democratic Experience in Argentina (Edhasa Editorial, Buenos Aires, Professor Carol Pateman 2004) and The Military Dictatorship (1976-1983)’ (Paidós Press, President – American Political Science Buenos Aires, 2003). Association Carole Pateman is a distinguished Professor at the Department of Political Science, University of California, Los Angeles and Honorary Professor at the School of European Studies, Cardiff University. Since September 2010 she has been President of the American Political Science Association (APSA). In March 2010 she was awarded the title of Academician of the Council of the Academy of Social Sciences in the UK.

Her research interests are political theory, democratic theory, early modern theories of an original contract and contemporary contract theory, feminist theory, critical race theory, citizenship

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Workshop Presenters and Biographies

Sir Michael Aaronson Nadine Smith Honorary Visiting Professor, Head of Communications, Department of Politics, Institute for Government University of Surrey Nadine Smith’s career began in local radio From 1995-2005 Mike was Director General news. Since then she has had extensive (chief executive) of Save the Children UK, and experience of working in Whitehall from 1988-1995 was the charity’s Overseas communications departments. She also led Director. He first joined Save the Children in 1969, spending two the PR functions for three major public inquiries and completed an years as a relief worker in Nigeria after reading philosophy and MA in Journalism. Most recently she was Chief Press Officer and psychology at St John’s College, Oxford. Between 1972 and 1988 then Head of Strategic Media Campaigns at the Cabinet Office. he held various posts in the UK Diplomatic Service, serving in London, , Lagos, and Rangoon. Professor Archie Brown, CMG, FBA After teaching for thirty-four years at St He is now a Civil Service Commissioner, appointed by the Antony’s College, Archie Brown became Crown to maintain the principle of fair and open recruitment to Emeritus Professor of Politics at Oxford the UK Civil Service. He is also Chairman of Frimley Park Hospital University and an Emeritus Fellow of St NHS Foundation Trust, and a non-executive director of Oxford Antony’s from 1 October 2005. He continues Policy Management Limited, a development consultancy firm to pursue an active programme of research based in Oxford. and writing. Professor Brown was elected a Fellow of the British Academy in 1991 and was Chair of the Academy’s Political Studies Mike is a founder member, and from 2001-2008 was Chair of the Section, 1999-2002. He was chosen as a founding academician of Board, of the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue, a Geneva-based the Academy of Learned Societies for the Social Sciences in 1999 private foundation working to improve the international response and in 2003 he was elected a Foreign Honorary Member of the to conflict, in particular through independent mediation. From American Academy of Arts and Sciences. In 2005 he was awarded a 2001-2007 he was a Governor of the Westminster Foundation for CMG in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list ‘for services to UK- Democracy in London, a non-departmental public body working to Russian relations and to the study of political science and strengthen democracy in Africa, the Middle East, and the countries international affairs’. In 2010 he received one of the three of the former Soviet Union; he was Vice Chair from 2005-2007. Diamond Jubilee Lifetime Achievement in Political Studies Awards. He also won the WJM MacKenzie Prize twice: the first time for this In January 2004 Mike was elected a Visiting Fellow of Nuffield book The Gorbachev Factor (Oxford University Press) and the College, Oxford. In September 2008 he was appointed an Honorary second time for his book The Rise and Fall of Communism (Bodley Visiting Professor in the Department of Politics at the University of Head, 2009; Vintage paperback, 2010). The Gorbachev Factor Surrey, where he teaches on the Masters programme on “The (1997) also shared the Alec Nove Prize, awarded by the British Politics of International Intervention”. He is also a Senior Concept Association for Slavonic and East European Studies, for the best Developer with NATO, working on the political/military aspects of book/article on , Communism or Postcommunism. NATO transformation, and is an occasional lecturer at the UK Defence Academy on civil/military collaboration in conflict Baroness Parminter situations. Liberal Democrat working peer and Former Chief Executive of the Campaign Sue Cameron to Protect Rural England Sue Cameron is a columnist for the Financial Kate Parminter was created a life peer in Times. She is a former presenter of BBC2’s 2010. Prior to joining the House of Lords, she , of Channel Four News and of the held a number of high level positions in ITN’s The Parliament Programme. Her Public Affairs. Particularly important was her six years tenure as notebook column appears on Wednesdays in Chief Executive of the Campaign to Protect Rural England. the Financial Times providing an insider’s Between 1987 and 1995 she also held a seat as Liberal Democrat guide to the intrigues of Whitehall. Councillor for Horsham District Council. She has been a member of the Liberal Democrats’ South East Region Executive and is now a member of the Liberal Democrats’ Federal Executive Committee and the Federal Finance and Administration Committee. In 2008 she was appointed by Nick Clegg to the Party Reform Commission.

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Workshop Presenters and Biographies

Paul Evans 16, 2, 2008; The European Union, Russia and the Shared Principal Clerk for Select Committees, House of Commons Neighbourhood’, Europe-Asia Studies, 61, 10, 2009, (with Graham Paul Evans is the Principal Clerk for Select Committees in the Timmins) which was published as a book by Routledge in 2010; House of Commons. He is also Vice-Chair of the Study of and EU Member States’ Bilateral Relations with Russia: Parliament Group, which he has been a member of since 1986, and Undermining or Reinforcing the Union’s Common Foreign Policy?, a regular member of steering groups for research projects within Journal of Contemporary European Studies, forthcoming June 2011 the Constitution Unit, Kings College London. He has been a Clerk (with Maxine David and Hiski Haukkala). Other recent publications in the House of Commons since 1981 and previous to this was a include EU Member States in Central Asia, in Alexander Warkotsch Junior Research Fellow at St Edmund’s House at the University of (ed.), The European Union and Central Asia (Routledge, 2010) and Cambridge. Paul is an expert in parliamentary procedure and has Russia and Europe in the Twenty-First Century: An Uneasy contributed to a number of publications about Parliament Partnership, co-edited with Graham Timmins (Anthem, 2007 and including; The Future of Parliament: Issues for a new century and 2nd ed. 2009). Dod’s Handbook of House of Commons Procedure (6th Edition) and was part of the Project Advisory Group for the Hansard Dr Hiski Haukkala Society’s Law in the Making report. Hiski Haukkala is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Politics and IR at the Geoff Loane University of Tampere, Finland. He was Head of Mission for the International formerly a Special Adviser at the Ministry for Committee of the Red Cross, London Foreign Affairs of Finland. Previous to that he Geoff Loane is Head of Mission for the worked at the Finnish Institute of International Committee of the Red Cross in International Affairs and the University of Turku. He has also held London. Prior to this posting, he was Head of visiting positions at the EU Institute of Security Studies (Paris), the the ICRC Regional Delegation for the United IISS (London) as well as the Department of Politics, University of States and Canada for five years. In this capacity, he oversaw ICRC Stirling (Scotland). He is the author of numerous articles on visits to the detention facility in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and Russia’s foreign policy interactions and the EU-Russia relationship reported on the treatment of CIA prisoners there and in other and his most recent work is a 2010 monograph with Routledge: detention centres around the world. Mr. Loane has also worked in The EU-Russia: Strategic Partnership: The Limits of Post-Sovereignty the Balkans and the Middle East, and spent more than a decade in in International Relations. the Horn of Africa during major conflicts there including those in Ethiopia, Sudan, Somalia, and Rwanda. He has served as the Head Dr Tatiana Romanova of the Emergency Unit at ICRC headquarters in Geneva. Mr. Loane Tatiana Romanova is an associate professor at is a graduate of the University of Dublin, Trinity College. the School of International Relations of St. Petersburg State University and a leading Jackie Gower expert of the Centre for Comprehensive Jackie Gower is a Teaching Fellow in the European and International Studies of the Department of War Studies at King’s College High School of Economics (Moscow). She London where she teaches European Security. currently lectures on EU-Russian Relations; History and Theory of Her research interests have focused on the the European Integration, Institutions and Structures of the development of the CFSP and ESDP/CSDP, European Union, Current Aspects of the EU’s Energy Policy, EU’s especially with regard to enlargement, External Activities, and Political Economy of European Integration. relations with Russia and the ENP and she coordinates the EU- Her research interests include EU-Russian relations, particularly Russia Collaborative Research Network. She was the Specialist issues of legal approximation, energy dialogue and economic Advisor to the House of Lords Select Committee enquiry on EU relations; EU’s institutions, structures and lobbying activities; enlargement in 1999 and gave oral and written evidence to the economic and legal integration and peculiarities of the EU’s House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee for its report on relations with neighbouring countries. Global Security: Russia in 2007. She also works as a policy advisor and EU training consultant both in the UK and in EU candidate Among Tatiana Romanova’s most recent publications are The countries, most recently in Croatia. She has worked on a number Theory and Practice of Reciprocity in EU-Russian Relations in Kjell of education reform projects involving universities in Hungary, Engelbrekt, Bertil Nygren (eds.) Russia and Europe. Building Bridges, Poland, Lithuania and Ukraine. In 2009 she led a project Digging Trenches. Ashgate (2010); Normative Power Europe: A commissioned by the EU Delegation to Russia to assess the Russian View in: André Gerrits (ed.) Normative Power Europe in a capacity of Russia’s regional universities to deliver programmes in Changing World: A Discussion. Clingendael: Netherlands Institute European Studies. She has been Guest Editor for three special for International Relations (2009); Energy Policy of Russia: Still in a issues of journals: European Union-Russia Relations at the End of State of Flux in Andris Spruds and Toms Rostoks (eds.) Energy the Putin Presidency, Journal of Contemporary European Studies, Pulling the Baltic Sea Region Together or Apart? : Zinatne

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(2009); The Political Economy of EU-Russian Energy-relations in Gunnar Fermann (ed.) Political Economy of Energy in Europe: Forces of Fragmentation and Integration, Berliner Wissenschafts- Verlag (2009); The Russian Perspective on the Energy Dialogue in Journal of Contemporary European Studies (2008), Vol. 16, Issue 2; History and Theory of the European Integration: How to organize the course. St. Petersburg: St. Petersburg State University, 2007 (in Russian); Energy Dialogue from Strategic Partnership to the Regional Level of the Northern Dimension In: The EU – Russia Energy Dialogue: Securing Europe’s Future Energy Supplies? P. Aalto (ed.) Ashgate, 2007.

Professor Phil Cowley University of Nottingham A specialist in British politics, Professor Cowley’s work focuses predominantly on parties, voting and Parliament. He is Professor of Parliamentary Government at the University of Nottingham. He has recently completed a research project on Backbench dissent in the House of Commons, which looked at the behaviour of MPs in the 2001-05 Parliament. He has recently published (with Dennis Kavanagh) The British General Election 2010, the latest volume in this long standing project.

Professor Marie Breen-Smyth Professor Marie Breen-Smyth was recently appointed to a Chair in International Politics at the University of Surrey. She has written and researched political violence including its impact on civilian populations. Her interests in international intervention include processes of militarization and demilitarization, transitional justice, armed conflict and children. Her regional interests include South Africa, Israel/Palestine, Northern Ireland and the former Yugoslavia. One of the leading scholars in the field of critical terrorism studies, Professor Breen-Smyth is a founding editor of the Taylor and Francis journal Critical Terrorism Studies.

Dr Louise Perrotta Head of the Lessons Team, Stabilisation Unit Dr Perrotta is currently the Head of the Lessons Team in the UK Stabilisation Unit. This is a cross-departmental unit established to improve UK capacity to respond in complex, conflict affected environments and to develop an integrated approach. Prior to joining the Stabilisation Unit, she was Conflict and Rule of Law Advisor to Conflict Group in FCO and was Governance Advisor to the Conflict Group in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) and Advisor to the Department for International Development (DfID) – Afghanistan between 2004 and 2006.

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After Dinner Speaker

Professor Tony Wright Tony Wright is Visiting Professor of Government and Public Policy at UCL and Professorial Fellow in Politics at Birkbeck College. In addition to these posts, he also sits on the Advisory Board of the Parliamentary Ombudsman. He retired from Parliament in 2010, after a distinguished career as an MP. During his time in the House of Commons he chaired a number of committees including, the Public Administration Committee, the Select Committee on Reform of the House of Commons (the Wright Committee). In 2009 he won the Political Studies Association Parliamentarian of the Year Award. Prior to entering political life, he was Reader in British Political Thought at the University of Birmingham. He has written extensively on the civil service, accountability and British political thought. He is author or editor of over twenty books, including the best-selling British Politics: A Very Short Introduction. Finally, he is co-editor of The Political Quarterly.

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Delegate Information

Delegate Badges Hotel facilities It is essential that delegates collect their conference packs and Cloud 9 – Beauty Salon. delegate badges from the reception desk on arrival at the conference. Delegates are required to wear their name badges at Wireless network all times, for security reasons and for catering identification. You Wireless network will be available in the hotel upon request to the will not be allowed into a panel if you are not wearing the relevant Conference organisers. delegate badge. Other facilities Annual Dinner Hammersmith has thriving shopping facilities within a few minutes If you have booked for the Annual Dinner please ensure that you walk from the hotel. These include banks and chemists. If anyone have collected your Annual Dinner ticket when you pick up your needs medical help during the conference please note there is an conference pack and badge. You will need to hand this ticket in on NHS walk-in centre – Parsons Green Walk-In Centre, Parsons entering the Champagne Suite. We have had problems in previous Green, Hammersmith, London SW6 4UL. Telephone 02088466758. years with “gatecrashers” and for this reason and limited seating you must present your ticket at the door. The nearest hospital is Hammersmith Hospital, Du Cane Road, London W12 0HS. Telephone 02087432030 Novotel London West

Directions to the hotel –

Road Direct access via the M4 motorway.

Rail Heathrow Express service to Paddington every 15 minutes (District Line from Paddington to Hammersmith).

Underground Piccadilly line direct from Heathrow to Hammersmith.

Airport Shuttle Bus A shuttle service is provided between the hotel and all terminals (charges apply).

Location Hammersmith Underground station is just 3 minutes walk away. This station is a major interchange and offers the District, Piccadilly, and Hammersmith and City lines, which between them connect with the entire London Underground system. Buses run regularly to and from the centre of London, details of bus routes are available from hotel reception.

Ta x i s Licensed black cabs operate in and around London 24 hours a day and can be found at the hotel taxi rank, at Hammersmith station or booked for you by a member of staff.

Car parking The secure underground car park can accommodate 240 cars. Also available within easy walking distance from the hotel are three large public car parks (charges apply).

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Guide to PanelGuide to Series Panel Series

Panel Session Day/Time Room Age of Austerity I: Conceptual Developments and Sectoral Comparisons (48) 8 Wed 14:30 - 16:00 Sauternes Age of Austerity II: Actors, Experts, Authority and Epistemology (49) 11 Thurs 13:30 - 15:00 Lalande Art and Politics: Discourse, Truth and Commitment, (51) 5 Wed 08:30 - 10:00 Graves Cameron's Conservatives (145) 10 Thurs 09:00 - 10:30 Pomerol Campaigns and Leadership (125) 11 Thurs 13:30 - 15:00 St Emilion Central and Eastern Europe I (157) 6 Wed 10:00 - 11:30 Mouton Cadet Central and Eastern Europe II (150) 7 Wed 13:00 - 14:30 Pouilly Chinese Democracy (185) 6 Wed 10:00 - 11:30 Lussac Citizen Participation and Social Movements (9) Grad 3 Mon 16:30 - 18:00 Sauternes Citizens as Political Actors (176) 2 Tues 11:30 - 13:00 Muscadet Coalition Government in the UK: Where can we draw lessons? (62) 7 Wed 13:00 - 14:30 St Julien Comparative Parliamentary Research (115) 6 Wed 10:00 - 11:30 Lalande Comparing Deliberative Institutions (29) 8 Wed 14:30 - 16:00 Pomerol Conceptualising Regionalism, Regional Governance and Federacy (34) 3 Tues 14:30 - 16:00 Graves Conflict Management in Practice II: Strategies of Integration and Accommodation in 7 Wed 13:00 - 14:30 Pomerol Indonesia, Cyprus, East Timor, and the USA (75) Contemporary Aristotelian Studies (64) 8 Wed 14:30 - 16:00 Medoc Contemporary Political Rhetoric: New Approaches (22) 5 Wed 08:30 - 10:00 St Emilion Cosmopolitan Democracy and International Obligations (135) 9 Wed 17:00 - 18:30 Lalande Cosmopolitan Justice and Human Rights (137) 10 Thurs 09:00 - 10:30 Blaye Critical Perspectives on the Politics-Religion Relationship (65) 7 Wed 13:00 - 14:30 Fronsac Cultural Dimensions in British Politics (140) 2 Tues 11:30 - 13:00 Medoc Current Issues in Russian and Eurasian Security Policies and International Relations 5 Wed 08:30 - 10:00 Pomerol (109) Deliberative Democracy and the Policy Process (66) 10 Thurs 09:00 - 10:30 Pouilly Democracy and Governance (28) 11 Thurs 13:30 - 15:00 Pomerol Democracy in Latin America (147) 12 Thurs 15:30 - 17:00 Talbot Democracy in Question: On Deliberation, Reason and a Democratic Paradox (3) Grad 1 Mon 11:30 - 13:00 Graves Democracy Promotion (170) 8 Wed 14:30 - 16:00 Muscadet Digital Era Governance in an Age of Austerity (83) 4 Tues 16:30 - 18:00 Fronsac Do We Know What Works? Teaching and Learning in Politics and International 1 Tues 10:00 - 11:30 St Julien Relations (101) East Asia (152) 8 Wed 14:30 - 16:00 Lussac East Asian Security (161) 11 Thurs 13:30 - 15:00 Lussac Economics and Political Economy (181) 5 Wed 08:30 - 10:00 Blaye Effects of Electoral Systems (163) 3 Tues 14:30 - 16:00 Pomerol Electoral Reform in the UK (99) 4 Tues 16:30 - 18:00 Pouilly Electoral Systems and Political marketing (216) 5 Wed 08:30 - 10:00 Bourgogne Embedding Democracy (211) 5 Wed 08:30 - 10:00 Barsac Engaging Parliament and Government (235) WShp 2 Mon 11:30 - 13:00 Fronsac Engaging Students? Critical Reflection on Innovations in Politics Teaching (95) 10 Thurs 09:00 - 10:30 Lussac Engaging the Media (234) WShp 1 Mon 10:00 - 11:30 Fronsac Engaging with Communities in Politics Teaching and Learning (94) 3 Tues 14:30 - 16:00 Pouilly Engaging with Power (124) 12 Thurs 15:30 - 17:00 Libourne English Questions under the Coalition (82) 2 Tues 11:30 - 13:00 Mouton Cadet EPOP I: Party organisation in Britain: changes and developments (117) 1 Tues 10:00 - 11:30 Pouilly EPOP II: Communicating with voters: challenges for parties (118) 6 Wed 10:00 - 11:30 Fronsac EPOP III: Identities, attitudes and political behaviour: patterns across Europe (119) 11 Thurs 13:30 - 15:00 Talbot EPOP IV: The 2011 British Alternative Vote referendum: comparative perspectives on 12 Thurs 15:30 - 17:00 Pomerol electoral reform (184) Ethnic Conflict Management in Practice I: Power Sharing and Territorial Self- 3 Tues 14:30 - 16:00 St Julien governance in the Western Balkans and Beyond (74) European Foreign Policy (169) 4 Tues 16:30 - 18:00 Mouton Cadet

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EuropPanel ean Politics (5) GSradess i1o n Mon 11D:3ay0/ T- i1m3:e00 RBarsacoom European Union External Energy Policy Towards the Mediterranean Region (2) Grad 1 Mon 11:30 - 13:00 Sauternes Europeanisation I (143) 1 Tues 10:00 - 11:30 Blaye Europeanisation II: Policy (231) 2 Tues 11:30 - 13:00 St Emilion Executive Politics and the institutional politics of delegated agents (16) 6 Wed 10:00 - 11:30 Graves Executive politics and transforming politics: perspectives on the new politics of WShps Mon 09:30 - 18:00 Mouton Cadet austerity (221) Executive Politics in Central and Eastern Europe (15) 4 Tues 16:30 - 18:00 Barsac Executive Politics: Administrative Networks and Policy Dynamics (18) 9 Wed 17:00 - 18:30 Barsac Executive Politics: Administrative Reform, Control and Discretion (38) 1 Tues 10:00 - 11:30 Pomerol Executive Politics: Comparing Domain Dynamics (105) 11 Thurs 13:30 - 15:00 St Julien Experiments in Public Policy and Administration (47) 3 Tues 14:30 - 16:00 Lussac Explanations of Northern Ireland's Peace Process (106) 11 Thurs 13:30 - 15:00 Sauternes Federal Politics (171) 7 Wed 13:00 - 14:30 Mouton Cadet France and its migrants (57) 6 Wed 10:00 - 11:30 St Emilion Gaining Voice in Politics (192) 3 Tues 14:30 - 16:00 Talbot Gender (144) 12 Thurs 15:30 - 17:00 Muscadet Gendered Representation (73) 2 Tues 11:30 - 13:00 Fronsac Gendered Representation (227) WShps Mon 09:30 - 18:00 Talbot Gendered Ritual at Westminster: Representation, Accountability and Friendship (Joint 4 Tues 16:30 - 18:00 Talbot panel: Women and Politics and Parliaments and Legislatures Specialist Groups) (39) Genetics and Justice 1: Revising contemporary theories of justice and genetic self- 4 Tues 16:30 - 18:00 Sauternes transformation (77) Genetics and Justice 2: Spheres of genetic justice, enhancements and ethos (80) 8 Wed 14:30 - 16:00 Barsac Genetics and Justice 3: Bioethics, law, and genetic information (84) 11 Thurs 13:30 - 15:00 Barsac Global Justice (172) 1 Tues 10:00 - 11:30 Muscadet Governance Networks and Policy Outcomes (37) 7 Wed 13:00 - 14:30 Barsac GPSG Panel 1 - Politics, Emotions and the Crisis (68) 2 Tues 11:30 - 13:00 Sauternes GPSG Panel 2 - Youth Policy in Europe and Greece (91) 4 Tues 16:30 - 18:00 Lussac GPSG Panel 4 – Contemporary Challenges: Greece Beyond the Crisis (71) 9 Wed 17:00 - 18:30 Sauternes GPSG Panel 5 – Politics, Emotions and the Crisis (70) 10 Thurs 09:00 - 10:30 Barsac GPSG Panel 6 - The Transformation of Greek Party Politics (72) 12 Thurs 15:30 - 17:00 Graves Human Rights (164) 6 Wed 10:00 - 11:30 Talbot Ideas in South Asian Thought: Articulations of Freedom and Constitutional Foundings 8 Wed 14:30 - 16:00 St Julien (92) Impact and Engagement: How to Connect Communities (230) WShps Mon 09:30 - 18:00 Fronsac Information management/news manipulation (127) 4 Tues 16:30 - 18:00 St Julien Innovation and change in local governance – a critical perspective (26) 2 Tues 11:30 - 13:00 Graves Institutionalism (179) 12 Thurs 15:30 - 17:00 Mouton Cadet Institutions (12) Grad 2 Mon 14:30 - 16:00 Lussac Interest Group Politics: European Perspectives (123) 5 Wed 08:30 - 10:00 Lussac Intergovernmental Relations and Multi-level Governance (35) 6 Wed 10:00 - 11:30 St Julien Internal Dynamics of the new European Energy Policy (1) Grad 3 Mon 16:30 - 18:00 Barsac International Intervention (case study) (236) WShp 3 Mon 14:00 - 15:30 Fronsac International Relations (7) Grad 2 Mon 14:30 - 16:00 Graves Interpreting the Political Economy of Triple Crisis: Economy, Environment, Oil (90) 12 Thurs 15:30 - 17:00 Lalande Irish Politics in Comparative and Historical Perspective (108) 4 Tues 16:30 - 18:00 Medoc Issues in Turkey’s Democratization and the EU (120) 3 Tues 14:30 - 16:00 Sauternes Italian Foreign Policy: pressures, practise, power (100) 2 Tues 11:30 - 13:00 Pouilly Keeping Vigilant: Organised crime, terrorism and policing: debating new and old 1 Tues 10:00 - 11:30 Medoc synergies (59) Law and Regulation in Policy (195) 7 Wed 13:00 - 14:30 Muscadet Leadership (168) 11 Thurs 13:30 - 15:00 Fronsac Local Government Directions in a New Age of Austerity (129) 12 Thurs 15:30 - 17:00 Sauternes Local Politics 1: Local government coalitions in Europe (52) 3 Tues 14:30 - 16:00 Fronsac

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Panel g p ( ) Session Day/Time Room Local Politics 2: Contemporary Developments in the Representative Role of the 7 Wed 13:00 - 14:30 Lussac Councillor (55) Local Politics 3: Councillors as Decision-Makers and Governors: The Influence of 11 Thurs 13:30 - 15:00 Graves Institutional Settings (56) Local Politics Specialist Group Invited Speaker (214) 8 Wed 14:30 - 16:00 Graves Managing Change in Party Politics (197) 10 Thurs 09:00 - 10:30 Graves Managing Ethnic Conflict (1): Conceptual and Empirical Perspectives on Diplomatic and 1 Tues 10:00 - 11:30 Lalande Military Strategies (79) Managing Ethnic Conflict (2): The African Experience (78) 6 Wed 10:00 - 11:30 Blaye Marxism: Continued Viability of an Older Theory? (110) 4 Tues 16:30 - 18:00 Lalande Media Effects (149) 9 Wed 17:00 - 18:30 Lussac Media, politics and professional practice (126) 8 Wed 14:30 - 16:00 Pouilly Methodological Perspectives (165) 9 Wed 17:00 - 18:30 St Emilion Middle East (158) 9 Wed 17:00 - 18:30 Muscadet Ministries and Civil Servants as Political Actors (175) 2 Tues 11:30 - 13:00 Lalande National borders: the right to territory and the right to migrate. (132) 3 Tues 14:30 - 16:00 Mouton Cadet Nationalism in Dispute: Argentina, the UK and the Falklands/Malvinas (190) 9 Wed 17:00 - 18:30 Fronsac Nation-building in China and Vietnam (23) 7 Wed 13:00 - 14:30 Graves New Democratic Publics (27) 1 Tues 10:00 - 11:30 Graves New Local Politics I: Parties, Mayors and Councillors in Comparative Perspective (Panel 1 Tues 10:00 - 11:30 Barsac co-sponsored by the Italian Politics and Local Politics Specialist Groups) (61) New Local Politics II: Parties, Mayors and Councillors in Comparative Perspective (Panel 5 Wed 08:30 - 10:00 St Julien co-sponsored by the Italian Politics and Local Politics Specialist Groups) (53) New Local Politics III: Parties, Mayors and Councillors in Comparative Perspective 6 Wed 10:00 - 11:30 Muscadet (Panel co-sponsored by the Italian Politics and Local Politics Specialist Groups) (54) New Perspectives on Brazilian Politics (187) 7 Wed 13:00 - 14:30 Lalande New Perspectives on Climate Justice (136) 7 Wed 13:00 - 14:30 Medoc New Projects Meetings (212) 8 Wed 14:30 - 16:00 Bourgogne New Projects Meetings (cont'd) (219) 9 Wed 17:00 - 18:30 Bourgogne Opportunities for Participation and Voice in the European Union (45) 2 Tues 11:30 - 13:00 St Julien Organisations and Influence (14) Grad 3 Mon 16:30 - 18:00 Lussac Parties and Elections in Multi-level States (33) 10 Thurs 09:00 - 10:30 Medoc Party Politics (178) 2 Tues 11:30 - 13:00 Lussac Party Politics and Elections (6) Grad 2 Mon 14:30 - 16:00 Barsac Perspectives on British Politics and the General Election of 2010 (139) 1 Tues 10:00 - 11:30 Talbot Perspectives on Democracy in China (188) 4 Tues 16:30 - 18:00 Blaye Political Dynamics and Democratic Change in Taiwan in the Twenty-First Century 7 Wed 13:00 - 14:30 Blaye (122) Political Marketing and Communication (218) 9 Wed 17:00 - 18:30 Pomerol Political Marketing as a Discipline (217) 10 Thurs 09:00 - 10:30 St Emilion Political Parties and the New Radical Agenda in France (46) 5 Wed 08:30 - 10:00 Talbot Political Scandals, Media and Democracy (93) 5 Wed 08:30 - 10:00 Lalande Politics and Metaphysics in British Idealist Thought (19) 11 Thurs 13:30 - 15:00 Blaye Politics and Sustainability (25) 6 Wed 10:00 - 11:30 Medoc Politics as a Professional Education (89) 2 Tues 11:30 - 13:00 Talbot Politics in Northern Ireland (107) 6 Wed 10:00 - 11:30 Barsac PSA Annual General Meeting (222) 6 Wed 10:00 - 11:30 Bourgogne PSA Annual General Meeting (223) 7 Wed 13:00 - 14:30 Bourgogne Public Affairs, Public Relations & Political Marketing (215) 1 Tues 10:00 - 11:30 Sauternes Public Policy (11) Grad 2 Mon 14:30 - 16:00 Sauternes Public Policy (180) 10 Thurs 09:00 - 10:30 Muscadet Recasting politics (128) 6 Wed 10:00 - 11:30 Pouilly Referendums and the Dynamics of Plebiscitary Politics (88) 5 Wed 08:30 - 10:00 Pouilly Regional development and cohesion policy in Central Europe (31) 1 Tues 10:00 - 11:30 Fronsac

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Pangel p p y p ( ) Session Day/Time Room Regionalism (173) 12 Thurs 15:30 - 17:00 Lussac Religion and Politics (156) 3 Tues 14:30 - 16:00 Medoc Representing Diversity: Parties and Elections in South Eastern Europe (130) 9 Wed 17:00 - 18:30 Blaye Rethinking the French Socialist Party (36) 8 Wed 14:30 - 16:00 Blaye Revisiting Language Based Approaches to Policy Analysis (134) 11 Thurs 13:30 - 15:00 Medoc Risk and Responsibilisation in Health (50) 4 Tues 16:30 - 18:00 Graves Roundtable: in the Post-Cold War Order: Adaptation, Bipartisanship, Visibility 10 Thurs 09:00 - 10:30 Sauternes (103) Russian Foreign Policy I (67) 4 Tues 16:30 - 18:00 St Emilion Russian Foreign Policy II (155) 12 Thurs 15:30 - 17:00 Pouilly Russia's Place in the Post-Soviet World (229) WShps Mon 09:30 - 18:00 Lalande Sarkozy's State (40) 7 Wed 13:00 - 14:30 Talbot Scandinavian Politics (113) 1 Tues 10:00 - 11:30 St Emilion Scandinavian Politics 2 (114) 2 Tues 11:30 - 13:00 Barsac Security and Foreign Policy in the Americas (167) 3 Tues 14:30 - 16:00 St Emilion South Asia (151) 3 Tues 14:30 - 16:00 Blaye South East Asia (153) 5 Wed 08:30 - 10:00 Sauternes Studying Women (76) 5 Wed 08:30 - 10:00 Mouton Cadet Studying Women (228) WShps Mon 09:30 - 18:00 Talbot Thai Democracy (186) 3 Tues 14:30 - 16:00 Barsac The changing face of identity and citizenship in the UK (85) 9 Wed 17:00 - 18:30 Mouton Cadet The Economic Crisis (148) 8 Wed 14:30 - 16:00 Fronsac The election of 2008 and the Italian political system: Quo vadis? (60) 9 Wed 17:00 - 18:30 Pouilly The EU as a Security Actor (141) 10 Thurs 09:00 - 10:30 St Julien The European politics in the shadow of the financial crisis (30) 10 Thurs 09:00 - 10:30 Fronsac The Evolving Korean State (191) 2 Tues 11:30 - 13:00 Blaye The Global in Politics (194) 6 Wed 10:00 - 11:30 Pomerol The Inner Life of Institutions: Gender, Rules and Informal Practices (21) 5 Wed 08:30 - 10:00 Muscadet The Italian presidency in the post-war political system I (238) 3 Tues 14:30 - 16:00 Muscadet The Italian presidency in the post-war political system II (58) 4 Tues 16:30 - 18:00 Pomerol The Language of Politics and the Politics of Language (193) 12 Thurs 15:30 - 17:00 Barsac The New Education Landscape (146) 7 Wed 13:00 - 14:30 St Emilion The North Caucasus and Russia (131) 1 Tues 10:00 - 11:30 Lussac The Party Politics of Identity (86) 7 Wed 13:00 - 14:30 Sauternes The Politics of China (8) Grad 1 Mon 11:30 - 13:00 Lussac The Politics of Good Governance (97) 8 Wed 14:30 - 16:00 Lalande The politics of memory in united Germany twenty years after the fall of the Wall:cross- 11 Thurs 13:30 - 15:00 Mouton Cadet disciplinary perspectives (32) The Politics of Social Networks (154) 3 Tues 14:30 - 16:00 Lalande The Politics of Sustainability and Environmentalism (196) 8 Wed 14:30 - 16:00 St Emilion The Politics of Victimhood (24) 10 Thurs 09:00 - 10:30 Mouton Cadet The principles of British Conservatism: from Balfour to Cameron, 1910-2010 (69) 1 Tues 10:00 - 11:30 Mouton Cadet The public interest and EU information society policy: the role of soft governance. (43) 9 Wed 17:00 - 18:30 Graves The relation of politics and metaphysics in British Idealist Thought I (20) 5 Wed 08:30 - 10:00 Medoc The relation of politics and metaphysics in British Idealist Thought II (213) 9 Wed 17:00 - 18:30 Medoc The State as Cultural Practice (133) 4 Tues 16:30 - 18:00 Muscadet The Study of event-making and eventful leadership (42) 2 Tues 11:30 - 13:00 Pomerol The UK Arms Sector (1997-2010): The New Labour Effect (41) 12 Thurs 15:30 - 17:00 St Julien The Uses and Abuses of John Locke (220) WShps Mon 09:30 - 18:00 St Julien The Westminster Parliament: Current Research (116) 11 Thurs 13:30 - 15:00 Pouilly Theoretical Perspectives I (183) 9 Wed 17:00 - 18:30 Talbot Theoretical Perspectives II (198) 12 Thurs 15:30 - 17:00 Blaye Theories and Developments in Executive Politics (17) 10 Thurs 09:00 - 10:30 Lalande

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Panel Session Day/Time Room Tracking and Increasing the External Impacts of Research in the Social Sciences (87) 6 Wed 10:00 - 11:30 Sauternes Turkey and Greece (159) 5 Wed 08:30 - 10:00 Fronsac Turkish Party Politics and the EU (121) 11 Thurs 13:30 - 15:00 Muscadet Women In The Public Sphere (4) Grad 3 Mon 16:30 - 18:00 Graves Youth, Citizenship and Politics: the transformation of identity and politics of young 8 Wed 14:30 - 16:00 Talbot people in diverse societies (98)

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Posters Posters

Nicholas Allen (Royal Holloway, University of London), Sarah Birch (University of ) Process and policy space: British attitudes in context Hassan Bashir (Texas A&M University at Qatar) (Re) Imagining the Goods of a Cosmopolitan Political Theory Norman Bonney (Edinburgh Napier University) Considering the next coronation Denilson Coelho (University of Brasilia) Theories of political competition and the diffusion of Brazil’s Bolsa Escola Program Francesca Gentile (LUISS) Italian primaries: a form of New Populism? Lisa Herman (Grove City College) Youth Recidivism: Analysis and Recommendation Marie Hrabanski (CIRAD), Valette Elodie (Cirad) The policy transfer of the concept of “ecosystem services” in France: From the international level to the national level Sundeep Iyer (Harvard University) Targeting Tactical Voters: What Compels Tactical Voting and How Party Campaigns Can Respond Shuai Jin (Chinese University of Hong Kong) Democratic Values of the Private Entrepreneurs in China Lauren Johnston (University of the West of Scotland) Deliberation and Decisions: A Deliberative Investigation of The National Institute of Clinical Excellence Su-Jeong Kang (University of Nottingham) The Role of Anti-Japanese Activism in China's Foreign Policy toward Japan Adrian Madden (Leeds Metropolitan University) Grounded Theory Method and community leadership: lessons and reflections on 'an interpretive turn' to community governance Thomas Milic (University of Zurich) The contextual determinants of the use of heuristics Henry Milner (University of Montreal / Umea University) Meeting the Challenge of Youth political Participation in the Internet age. Innovations and Guidelines Carie Nordlund (Lake Forest College) Racial Demographic Shifts and the Impact on U.S. Congressional Representation Ali Resul Usul (Bahcesehir University) Academia and Legitimizing International Politics: Studies of Democratization and World Politics Kristi Winters (Birkbeck College) Qualitative Election Study of Britain (QES Britain)

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TOPIC / Panel Session Room AArrt andand PoliPoliticsics Art and Politics: Discourse, Truth and Commitment, Session 5 Graves BBriritiishsh andand CComparaomparatiivve Terrriritoorialrial PPolioliticsics Perspectives on British Politics and the General Election of 2010 Session 1 Talbot Conceptualising Regionalism, Regional Governance and Federacy Session 3 Graves Electoral Reform in the UK Session 4 Pouilly Intergovernmental Relations and Multi-level Governance Session 6 St Julien Coalition Government in the UK: Where can we draw lessons? Session 7 St Julien Parties and Elections in Multi-level States Session 10 Medoc BBriritiishsh IIddeaalismlism The relation of politics and metaphysics in British Idealist Thought I Session 5 Medoc The relation of politics and metaphysics in British Idealist Thought II Session 9 Medoc Politics and Metaphysics in British Idealist Thought Session 11 Blaye BriBritiishnshnessss English Questions under the Coalition Session 2 Mouton Cadet The Party Politics of Identity Session 7 Sauternes The changing face of identity and citizenship in the UK Session 9 Mouton Cadet CiCitizizenshipnship andand Democracymocracy Youth, Citizenship and Politics: the transformation of identity and politics of young Session 8 Talbot people in diverse societies ComparaComparativive EuropEuropeanan PoliPoliticsics Russia's Place in the Post-Soviet World Workshops Lalande European Politics Graduate 1 Barsac Internal Dynamics of the new European Energy Policy Graduate 3 Barsac Regional development and cohesion policy in Central Europe Session 1 Fronsac Opportunities for Participation and Voice in the European Union Session 2 St Julien Issues in Turkey’s Democratization and the EU Session 3 Sauternes Interest Group Politics: European Perspectives Session 5 Lussac Central and Eastern Europe I Session 6 Mouton Cadet Central and Eastern Europe II Session 7 Pouilly The public interest and EU information society policy: the role of soft governance. Session 9 Graves The European politics in the shadow of the financial crisis Session 10 Fronsac Turkish Party Politics and the EU Session 11 Muscadet ConsConservarvativives andand ConsConservarvatismism The principles of British Conservatism: from Balfour to Cameron, 1910-2010 Session 1 Mouton Cadet Cameron's Conservatives Session 10 Pomerol Devellopmopment PoliPolitiicscs Embedding Democracy Session 5 Barsac Democracy Promotion Session 8 Muscadet ElElections,ions, PublicPublic OOpinionpinion aandnd ParParties Party Politics and Elections Graduate 2 Barsac EPOP I: Party organisation in Britain: changes and developments Session 1 Pouilly Party Politics Session 2 Lussac Effects of Electoral Systems Session 3 Pomerol Contemporary Political Rhetoric: New Approaches Session 5 St Emilion

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TOPIC / Panel Session Room Art EPOPand Poli II: tCommunicaics ting with voters: challenges for parties Session 6 Fronsac EPOP III: Identities, attitudes and political behaviour: patterns across Europe Session 11 Talbot BritishEPOP and IV: Compara The 2011tiv eBri Tteishrri tAlorialterna Politivticse Vo te referendum: comparative perspectives Session 12 Pomerol on electoral reform Ethnopolitics Managing Ethnic Conflict (1): Conceptual and Empirical Perspectives on Diplomatic Session 1 Lalande and Military Strategies Ethnic Conflict Management in Practice I: Power Sharing and Territorial Self- Session 3 St Julien governance in the Western Balkans and Beyond Managing Ethnic Conflict (2): The African Experience Session 6 Blaye BritishConflic Idealismt Manag ement in Practice II: Strategies of Integration and Accommodation Session 7 Pomerol in Indonesia, Cyprus, East Timor, and the USA European Union European Union External Energy Policy Towards the Mediterranean Region Graduate 1 Sauternes BritishnEuropesseanisa tion I Session 1 Blaye Cultural Dimensions in British Politics Session 2 Medoc European Foreign Policy Session 4 Mouton Cadet The EU as a Security Actor Session 10 St Julien ECixteizcuetnshipive P oandlitic Ds eamocracynd Gover nance Executive politics and transforming politics: perspectives on the new politics of Workshops Mouton Cadet austerity ComparaInstitutivtionse Europ ean Politics Graduate 2 Lussac Executive Politics: Administrative Reform, Control and Discretion Session 1 Pomerol Innovation and change in local governance – a critical perspective Session 2 Graves Executive Politics in Central and Eastern Europe Session 4 Barsac Executive Politics and the institutional politics of delegated agents Session 6 Graves Governance Networks and Policy Outcomes Session 7 Barsac The Politics of Good Governance Session 8 Lalande Executive Politics: Administrative Networks and Policy Dynamics Session 9 Barsac Theories and Developments in Executive Politics Session 10 Lalande Executive Politics: Comparing Domain Dynamics Session 11 St Julien Institutionalism Session 12 Mouton Cadet French Politics and Policy Political Parties and the New Radical Agenda in France Session 5 Talbot ConsFrancervaetiv andes and its migranConservats tism Session 6 St Emilion Sarkozy's State Session 7 Talbot Rethinking the French Socialist Party Session 8 Blaye German Politics Development Politics The politics of memory in united Germany twenty years after the fall of the Session 11 Mouton Cadet Wall:cross-disciplinary perspectives Global Justice and Human Rights Elections, Public Opinion and Parties Global Justice Session 1 Muscadet National borders: the right to territory and the right to migrate. Session 3 Mouton Cadet Genetics and Justice 1: Revising contemporary theories of justice and genetic self- Session 4 Sauternes transformation Human Rights Session 6 Talbot New Perspectives on Climate Justice Session 7 Medoc Genetics and Justice 2: Spheres of genetic justice, enhancements and ethos Session 8 Barsac Cosmopolitan Democracy and International Obligations Session 9 Lalande Cosmopolitan Justice and Human Rights Session 10 Blaye

Greek Politics 17 Ethnopolitics

European Union

Executive Politics and Governance

French Politics and Policy

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Topic Topic Streams Streams

TOPIC / Panel Session Room Art Ganden etPoliicst icsand Justice 3: Bioethics, law, and genetic information Session 11 Barsac Greek Politics BritishGPSG and Pan Comparael 1 - Politivetics, Te rriEmotorialtions Poli andtics t he Crisis Session 2 Sauternes GPSG Panel 2 - Youth Policy in Europe and Greece Session 4 Lussac GPSG Panel 4 – Contemporary Challenges: Greece Beyond the Crisis Session 9 Sauternes GPSG Panel 5 – Politics, Emotions and the Crisis Session 10 Barsac GPSG Panel 6 - The Transformation of Greek Party Politics Session 12 Graves Interpretive Political Science The Politics of Social Networks Session 3 Lalande BritThishe Id Setaalismte as Cultural Practice Session 4 Muscadet The Inner Life of Institutions: Gender, Rules and Informal Practices Session 5 Muscadet Tracking and Increasing the External Impacts of Research in the Social Sciences Session 6 Sauternes Critical Perspectives on the Politics-Religion Relationship Session 7 Fronsac BritThishne ePoliss tics of Victimhood Session 10 Mouton Cadet Revisiting Language Based Approaches to Policy Analysis Session 11 Medoc Interpreting the Political Economy of Triple Crisis: Economy, Environment, Oil Session 12 Lalande Irish Politics Group CitizIrishenship Poli andtics Dine Comparamocracy tive and Historical Perspective Session 4 Medoc Politics in Northern Ireland Session 6 Barsac Explanations of Northern Ireland's Peace Process Session 11 Sauternes IComparatalian Poltiivtices Europ ean Politics Italian Foreign Policy: pressures, practise, power Session 2 Pouilly The Italian presidency in the post-war political system I Session 3 Muscadet The Italian presidency in the post-war political system II Session 4 Pomerol The election of 2008 and the Italian political system: Quo vadis? Session 9 Pouilly Roundtable: Italy in the Post-Cold War Order: Adaptation, Bipartisanship, Visibility Session 10 Sauternes Local Politics New Local Politics I: Parties, Mayors and Councillors in Comparative Perspective Session 1 Barsac (Panel co-sponsored by the Italian Politics and Local Politics Specialist Groups) Local Politics 1: Local government coalitions in Europe Session 3 Fronsac New Local Politics II: Parties, Mayors and Councillors in Comparative Perspective Session 5 St Julien (Panel co-sponsored by the Italian Politics and Local Politics Specialist Groups) New Local Politics III: Parties, Mayors and Councillors in Comparative Perspective Session 6 Muscadet (Panel co-sponsored by the Italian Politics and Local Politics Specialist ConsLocalerva tPoliivetsics and 2: Cons Conteervamporarytism Developments in the Representative Role of the Session 7 Lussac Councillor Local Politics Specialist Group Invited Speaker Session 8 Graves DevLocalelopm Polientt icsPoli 3:tics Councillors as Decision-Makers and Governors: The Influence of Session 11 Graves Institutional Settings Local Government Directions in a New Age of Austerity Session 12 Sauternes Marxism Elections, Public Opinion and Parties Marxism: Continued Viability of an Older Theory? Session 4 Lalande Media and Politics Engaging the Media Workshop 1 Fronsac Information management/news manipulation Session 4 St Julien Political Scandals, Media and Democracy Session 5 Lalande Recasting politics Session 6 Pouilly Media, politics and professional practice Session 8 Pouilly Media Effects Session 9 Lussac Campaigns and Leadership Session 11 St Emilion

Methodology 18

Pacific Asia Interpretive Political Science

Irish Politics Group

Italian Politics

Local Politics

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Media and Politics Topic Streams

TOPIC / Panel Session Room Art Engagingand Polit icswi th Power Session 12 Libourne Methodology BritMishet andhodological Compara Pteivrspe Teecrritivteorials Politics Session 9 St Emilion Pacific Asia The North Caucasus and Russia Session 1 Lussac The Evolving Korean State Session 2 Blaye Thai Democracy Session 3 Barsac Perspectives on Democracy in China Session 4 Blaye Current Issues in Russian and Eurasian Security Policies and International Relations Session 5 Pomerol BritChinish Ideesealism Democracy Session 6 Lussac Nation-building in China and Vietnam Session 7 Graves East Asia Session 8 Lussac East Asian Security Session 11 Lussac Russian Foreign Policy II Session 12 Pouilly Britishness Parliaments and Legislatures Comparative Parliamentary Research Session 6 Lalande The Westminster Parliament: Current Research Session 11 Pouilly Participatory and Deliberative Democracy Citizenship and Democracy Democracy in Question: On Deliberation, Reason and a Democratic Paradox Graduate 1 Graves Citizen Participation and Social Movements Graduate 3 Sauternes New Democratic Publics Session 1 Graves Comparative European Politics Citizens as Political Actors Session 2 Muscadet Referendums and the Dynamics of Plebiscitary Politics Session 5 Pouilly Comparing Deliberative Institutions Session 8 Pomerol Deliberative Democracy and the Policy Process Session 10 Pouilly Democracy and Governance Session 11 Pomerol Democracy in Latin America Session 12 Talbot Political Economy Digital Era Governance in an Age of Austerity Session 4 Fronsac Economics and Political Economy Session 5 Blaye Politics and Sustainability Session 6 Medoc The Economic Crisis Session 8 Fronsac Political Leadership ConsTheerva Sttudyives ofand ev Consent-makingervatism and eventful leadership Session 2 Pomerol Leadership Session 11 Fronsac Political Marketing DevPublicelopm Affairs,ent Poli Publictics Relations & Political Marketing Session 1 Sauternes Electoral Systems and Political marketing Session 5 Bourgogne Political Marketing and Communication Session 9 Pomerol ElecPolitions,tical Public Mark Opinioneting as aand Disciplin Partiese Session 10 St Emilion Political Thought The Uses and Abuses of John Locke Workshops St Julien Contemporary Aristotelian Studies Session 8 Medoc Theoretical Perspectives I Session 9 Talbot Theoretical Perspectives II Session 12 Blaye Politics of South Asia South Asia Session 3 Blaye South East Asia Session 5 Sauternes

Public Administration 19 Parliaments and Legislatures

Participatory and Deliberative Democracy

Political Economy

Political Leadership

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TOPIC / Panel Session Room Art Idandeas Poli in tSouics th Asian Thought: Articulations of Freedom and Constitutional Session 8 St Julien Foundings Public Administration British and Comparative Territorial Politics Impact and Engagement: How to Connect Communities Workshops Fronsac Engaging Parliament and Government Workshop 2 Fronsac International Intervention (case study) Workshop 3 Fronsac Public Policy Graduate 2 Sauternes Organisations and Influence Graduate 3 Lussac Ministries and Civil Servants as Political Actors Session 2 Lalande Experiments in Public Policy and Administration Session 3 Lussac British Idealism Risk and Responsibilisation in Health Session 4 Graves The New Education Landscape Session 7 St Emilion Age of Austerity I: Conceptual Developments and Sectoral Comparisons Session 8 Sauternes Public Policy Session 10 Muscadet Britishness Age of Austerity II: Actors, Experts, Authority and Epistemology Session 11 Lalande Scandinavian Politics Scandinavian Politics Session 1 St Emilion Scandinavian Politics 2 Session 2 Barsac Citizenship and Democracy Security and Intelligence Keeping Vigilant: Organised crime, terrorism and policing: debating new and old Session 1 Medoc synergies Comparative European Politics Security and Foreign Policy in the Americas Session 3 St Emilion The UK Arms Sector (1997-2010): The New Labour Effect Session 12 St Julien Teaching and Learning in Politics Do We Know What Works? Teaching and Learning in Politics and International Session 1 St Julien Relations Politics as a Professional Education Session 2 Talbot Engaging with Communities in Politics Teaching and Learning Session 3 Pouilly Engaging Students? Critical Reflection on Innovations in Politics Teaching Session 10 Lussac Women and Politics Studying Women Workshops Talbot Gendered Representation Workshops Talbot Women In The Public Sphere Graduate 3 Graves Gendered Representation Session 2 Fronsac ConsGervandetriveeds Ri andtual Cons at Weervasttminsism ter: Representation, Accountability and Friendship Session 4 Talbot (Joint panel: Women and Politics and Parliaments and Legislatures Specialist Studying Women Session 5 Mouton Cadet DevGelopmendere nt Politics Session 12 Muscadet

Elections, Public Opinion and Parties

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Conference Papers Graduate Conference

Louise Thompson (University of Hull) Are Bill Committees Making a Graduate 1: Difference to Government Legislation? Monday 18 April Jia Wei (University of Cambridge) Institution and Political Obligation in Hobbes's Leviathan 11:30 - 13:00 Helen Williams (University of Birmingham) Towards a coherent theoretical framework of New Institutionalism: explaining institutional stability and change Democracy in Question: On Deliberation, Reason and a Democratic International Relations (Chair: Anastasia Voronkova) (Discussant: Paradox (Chair: Victoria Briggs) Room: Graves Anastasia Voronkova ) Room: Graves Victoria Briggs (London: Queen Mary) Fragments of Democracy in Priya Kumar (London: SOAS) Transnational Diaspora Linkages A a World in Fragments: Cornelius Castoriadis’s project of autonomy Comparative Analysis of Diaspora Networks against the search for consensus Seung Hyok Lee (University of Toronto) Japan’s Foreign Policy Martyn Griffin (University of Durham) Culture, Community and toward North Korea and the Imposition of Unilateral Sanctions in 2006: Cognition: A Vygotskian Foundation for a Communitarian Deliberative The influence of social discourse on Japanese foreign policy between the Democracy two North Korean ballistic missile tests in 1998 and 2006 Corrado Punzi (University of Salento) Power, democracy and Barbara Morazzani (University of Birmingham) Locating the public opinion intersection between foreign policy and international legal study: Derek William Vallès (LSE) Patterned Reasoning: Qualifying the humanitarian intervention as a case study Derivative Function of Ideology in Deliberative Exchanges Party Politics and Elections (Chair: Mirjam Allik) (Discussant: Mirjam European Politics (Chair: Barbara Morazzani) (Discussant: Barbara Allik ) Room: Barsac Morazzani ) Room: Barsac Mirjam Allik (Trinity College Dublin) A micro-level framework for Bilge Azgin (University of Manchester) Rethinking Democratic explaining women’s underrepresentation in politics Transition and Consolidation through Hybrid Regime Typology Kunle Dare (University of Aberdeen) Parties and Democracy in Construction: Turkish Case Nigeria: Development or Decay? Gonul Oguz (Reading University) Europe’s Labour Mobility Carolina Plescia (Trinity College Dublin) The Consequences of Problem: Can Flexicurity be a Solution? Electoral Reform: The Sub National Italian Case Study Pinar Sayan (Okan University) Euroscepticism of the Turkish Left- Magdalena Staniek (Trinity College Dublin) What Determines the Wing Parties Number of Parties in New Democracies? Effects of Culture, Institutions Christopher Williams (University of North Texas) Does and Economics on Party Pluralism Euroscepticism Matter? The Effect of Aggregate Euroscepticism Upon European Integration at the Member-State Level. Public Policy (Chair: Peter Kirby-Harris) (Discussant: Peter Kirby-Harris ) Room: Sauternes European Union External Energy Policy Towards the Mediterranean Lisa Breford (University of Limerick) From Boom to Bust? Irish Region (Chair: Esther Zapater) (Discussant: Andrea Ciambra ) Room: immigration and integration policy at the time of the recent economic Sauternes recession Luigi Carafa (University of Toulouse/ University of Catania) Natali Bulamacioglu (LSE) Bank Runs as Social Constructions: A Conditions of EU External Energy Governance in the MENA: A Small-n Qualitative Comparison between the Northern Rock and Barings Crises Comparative Analysis Lisa Garnham (University of the West of Scotland) Neoliberalism, Gonzalo Escribano (Spanish Open University (UNED), Madrid), Place, Health: How can we understand the effects of neoliberalism on Enrique San Martín González (Spanish Open University (UNED), health? Madrid) Morocco, the EU and the Mediterranean Solar Plan: A Driver for Jaemin Shim (Oxford University) Patterns of Welfare Policy: The the Development of Whom? effect of change in political institutions on welfare policy in South Korea The Politics of China (Chair: Helen Williams) (Discussant: Helen and Japan Williams ) Room: Lussac Scott AW Brown (University of ) The EU as an international actor: lessons from the China arms embargo debate Graduate 3: Catherine Jones (University of Reading) Caged China: Perception of Reality? Monday 18 April Yu Tao () Globalisation, Reform, and Intra- 16:30 - 18:00 national Income Inequality in China Liqin Wang (University of Hull) China’s Motives of shifting its attitudes toward East Asian economic cooperation Citizen Participation and Social Movements (Chair: Martyn Griffin) (Discussant: Martyn Griffin ) Room: Sauternes Lucia Payero (University of Oviedo) Another Turn of the Screw: The Graduate 2: Right of Self-determination of Peoples and the Spanish Constitution of Monday 18 April 1978 Fabrizio Scrollini (LSE) Participation and access to information in 14:30 - 16:00 Latin America: The prologue of a farce or the making of an institution? Anastasia Voronkova (London: Queen Mary) The dynamics of ethnic polarization in the South Caucasus: insights from a ‘new social Institutions (Chair: Christopher Williams) (Discussant: Christopher movement’ approach. Williams ) Room: Lussac Internal Dynamics of the new European Energy Policy (Chair: Israel

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Solorio) (Discussant: Andrea Lanaia ) Room: Barsac Organisations and Influence (Chair: Yu Tao) (Discussant: Yu Tao ) Christian Adam (University of Konstanz) Fighting over Certificates Room: Lussac in Court: Actions for Annulment and the Implementation of Europe’s Susan Fuchs (London: University College) Negotiating in Emission Trading System International Organisations: What Does it Take to Influence the Martín Durán (Autonomous University of Madrid), Andrea Lobo- Outcome? Guerrero (Autonomous University of Madrid) Smart Grids in the Chris O'Leary (London: Queen Mary) Turkeys for Christmas? Can European Union: the first impacts on energy efficiency and reducing rational actor models explain self-abolishing agencies? emissions Alrik Thiem (ETH Zurich) Public Opinion and Foreign Policy Peter Kirby-Harris (London: Queen Mary) Evaluating collective Responsiveness in Western Democracies negotiating positions in regard to the climate change/energy crunch Israel Solorio (Autonomous University of Barcelona) Spanish Renewable Energy Policy failure: Perverted Europeanization or the perversion of Europe?

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Workshop 1. The Uses and Abuses of John Locke Workshop 2. Executive politics and transforming politics: perspectives on the new politics of austerity Workshop 3. Women and Politics 1. Gendering Representation 2. Studying Women Workshop 4. Russia’s Place in the Post-Soviet World Workshop 5. Impact and Engagement: How to Connect Communities 1. Engaging the Media 2. Engaging Parliement and Government 3. International Intervention (case study)

Sessions

Executive Politics in the Twenty First Century Full day: 09:30 - 18:00 Salvador Parrado (UNED) The impact of austerity and retrenchment Workshop 1. The Uses and Abuses of John Locke (Chair: Chris Pierson) on executive politics Room: St Julien Kutsal Yesilkagit (University of Utrecht) Political Control of Laura Brace (University of Leicester) Abolishing Locke? Bureaucratic Agencies: Comparing US and European Findings Barbara Goodwin (University of East Anglia) Tax, power and legitimacy Robert Lamb (University of Exeter) From Inheritance to Bequest in Workshop 3. Women and Politics Modern Lockean Rights Theory Martin O'Neill (University of York) Inherited Wealth and Equality of Gendered Representatation (Chair: Kristi Winters) Room: Talbot Opportunity Joanna Legg (University of Bath) A new brush sweeps clean? The James Penner (University College London) Nozick and Cohen on substantive representation of women in ‘new’ institutions in Wales and Locke: Was Locke a Property Fetishist? Chris Pierson (Nottingham University) Finding the ‘Real’ Mr Locke Rainbow Murray (London: Queen Mary), Réjane Sénac-Slawinski John Salter (University of Manchester) Appropriation and (CNRS-Ecole Normale Supérieure) The Representation of Whom – and Distributive Justice: Assessing Locke’s Legacy What? Self-perceptions of French MPs of their roles as representatives Lucy Sargisson (Nottingham University) Property, the Environment Marina Popescu (Essex University), Frances Millard (Essex and Utopia in the Twenty-First Century University) Should women push for fewer women candidates? Colin Tyler (University of Hull) Locke and modern capitalism: Preference voting systems and gender representation Assessing a British idealist critique Studying Women (Chair: Rainbow Murray) Room: Talbot Peter Allen (London: Birkbeck College) Local patterns of gendered political recruitment- how does the political activity of local authority Workshop 2. Executive politics and transforming politics: perspectives councillors affect their political ambition? on the new politics of austerity (Chair: Martin Lodge) Room: Mouton Hande Eslen-Ziya (Bahcesehir University), Umut Korkut (Glasgow Cadet Caledonian University) Politicized Women in Turkey Philippe Bezes (CNRS-Ecole Normale Supérieure) The Managerial Emily Harmer (Loughborough University) 'She's just a sort of Rationalization. Reinforcing the Iron Cages or Transforming the bigoted woman': News Coverage of women in the British General Bureaucracies? Election 2010 Sharon Gilad (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) Forging Reputation Kristi Winters (London: Birkbeck College) When ‘gender’ is and Avoiding Blame statistically significant: Why we can’t believe our man/woman measures Will Jennings (University of Manchester) The Executive Politics and in statistical analysis. Governance of Political Economy: understanding the origins and consequences of the Global Financial Crisis Philipp Krause (LSE/World Bank) Executive Politics and the Workshop 4. Russia’s Place in the Post-Soviet World (Chair: Maxine Governance of Public Finance David) Room: Lalande Martin Lodge (LSE) Executive Politics, Transformed Politics and Jackie Gower (London: King’s College) Austerity: new paradigms, or same old stories? Hiski Haukkala (University of Tampere) Felicity Matthews (University of York) Crisis as a Fundamental of Tatiana Romanova (St Pertersburg State University)

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10:00 - 11:30 Iain McLean (Nuffield College, Oxford) Baroness Parminter (House of Lords) Engaging the Media Sue Cameron (Financial Times) Phil Cowley (University of Nottingham) Nadine Smith (Director of Communications, Institute of 14:00 - 15:30 Government) International Intervention (case study) Mike Aaronson (University of Surrey and London: Birkbeck College) 11:30 - 13:00 Marie Breen-Smyth (University of Surrey) Geoff Loane (Head of Mission, International Committee of the Engaging Parliament and Government Red Cross) Archie Brown (St Antony's College, Oxford) Louise Perrotta (Head of the Lessons Team, Stabilisation Unit, UK Paul Evans (Principal Clerk for Select Committees, House of Government) Commons)

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the Current Debate on International Justice Session 1: Benita Sumita (University of Bradford) The Guiding Principles on Tuesday 19 April Internal Displacement: Questioning or reinforcing the power of human 10:00 - 11:30 rights norms? Group: Global Justice and Human Rights Keeping Vigilant: Organised crime, terrorism and policing: debating new and old synergies (Chair: Adam Svendsen) Room: Medoc Hartmut Aden (Berlin School of Economics and Law), Arianna Do We Know What Works? Teaching and Learning in Politics and Giovannini (Leeds Metropolitan University) Combating the financing of International Relations (Chair: Stephen Thornton) (Discussant: Stephen terrorism in a multi-level context by listing suspects: an effective Thornton ) (Sp Grp: Teaching and Learning in Politics) Room: St Julien instrument against links between terrorism and organised crime? John Craig (Teesside University) What Are We Talking About? The Adam Svendsen (Warwick University) Emphasising ‘RESINT’: An Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in Politics and International ‘underestimated’ and ‘underemployed’ ‘INT’ in all-source intelligence Relations efforts? Steven Curtis (C-SAP and London Metropolitan University) Supporting Learning and Teaching in Hard Times: Promoting Pedagogical Managing Ethnic Conflict (1) : Conceptual and Empirical Perspectives Innovation in Politics and International Relations in the Twenty-First on Diplomatic and Military Strategies (Chair: Karl Cordell) (Discussant: Century Karl Cordell ) (Sp Grp: Ethnopolitics) Room: Lalande Rose Gann (Nottingham Trent University) What can we learn from Laurence Cooley (University of Birmingham) External actors and popular perceptions and views about the study of politics at university the export of models of conflict management: Learning, legitimacy and and how might this information help inform our thinking on how to best the spread of the 'ethnic conflict' paradigm to manage the transition from school to university? Niall O'Dochartaigh (National University of Ireland, Galway) Together in the middle: back channel negotiation in the Northern Ireland EPOP I: Party organisation in Britain: changes and developments conflict (Chair: Martin Steven) (Discussant: Martin Steven ) (Sp Grp: Elections, Annemarie Peen Rodt (University of Bath) What does it mean to Public Opinion and Parties) Room: Pouilly militarily manage a violent conflict? Elizabeth Evans (Kingston University) Sending a message to Number 10? Exploring themes and outcomes in British by-elections New Democratic Publics (Chair: Stephen Elstub) (Sp Grp: Participatory Robin Pettitt (Kingston University) From mass party accountability and Deliberative Democracy) Room: Graves to catch-all television fodder: the changing role and content of the Lauren Johnston (University of the West of Scotland) Deliberation Labour Party leader's conference speech and Decisions: A Deliberative Investigation of The National Institute of Tom Quinn (Essex University) The changing UK party system, Clinical Excellence 1974-2010 Nick Mahony (Open University) Participating in democratic experimentalism: reforming political space Europeanisation I (Chair: Paolo Dardanelli) (Discussant: Paolo Ian O'Flynn (Newcastle University), Manlio Cinalli (Sciences Po, Dardanelli ) Room: Blaye Paris) Deliberative Networks: A Conceptual Argument and Practical Paolo Dardanelli (University of Kent) Europeanisation and Application Federalisation in Belgium: a Comparative Study of the Flemish Parties Athanassios N Samaras (University of Piraeus), Kostas Ballomenos New Local Politics I: Parties, Mayors and Councillors in Comparative (University of Piraeus) Representation of EU Operational Programmes in Perspective (Panel co-sponsored by the Italian Politics and Local the Greek Press : Europeanization vs. Domestication Politics Specialist Groups) (Chair: Karin Bottom) (Discussant: James Newell ) (Sp Grp: Italian Politics) Room: Barsac Executive Politics: Administrative Reform, Control and Discretion Sonia Bussu (LSE) What space for councillors? The role of (Chair: Jurgen De Wispelaere) (Discussant: Oliver James ) (Sp Grp: councillors in Italy and the quality of local democracy after the reforms Executive Politics and Governance) Room: Pomerol Gianfranco Pasquino (University of Bologna), Marco Valbruzzi T.T. Arvind (University of York), Lindsay Stirton (University of (Bologna University) A Comparative Analysis of the Primaries in Bologna Sheffield) Judicial Politics and the Scope of Executive Discretion (2008) and Florence (2009) Klaus Broesamle (University of Oxford) Performing or Careering: Herwig Reynaert (Ghent University), Tom Verhelst (Ghent Evidence on (Sub-)Optimal Promotion in the Pentagon University) Notions of Local Democracy. An Empirical Analysis of Local Francesca Gains (University of Manchester) Assessing the Impact Councillors in Belgium of Regulation: Analytical and Empirical Challenges Sandra Resodihardjo (Radboud University Nijmegen), Carola van Perspectives on British Politics and the General Election of 2010 Eijk (Leiden University) Mayor vs Police Chief: The Hoek van Holland (Chair: Peter Allen) (Discussant: Peter Allen ) Room: Talbot Riot Nicholas Allen (London: Royal Holloway), Judith Bara (London: Queen Mary) The televised debates in the 2010 UK general election: Global Justice (Chair: Maria-Luisa Cesoni) (Discussant: Maria-Luisa content and impact Cesoni ) Room: Muscadet Nick Anstead (LSE) Covering the hung parliament: the 2010 Hassan Bashir (Texas A&M University at Qatar) Between - election, presidentialization and media framing centrism and Euro-denial: Reassessing the case for a Cosmopolitan Eunice Goes (Richmond University) A Lighter Shade of Eurosceptic Political Theory Blue? The Effect of the Liberal-Democrats on the Conservative Party’s Maria-Luisa Cesoni (Université Catholique de Louvain) Global Approach to Europe Justice and Security Council: an political international criminal law? Alessandra Sarquis (University Paris IV - Pavillon Sorbonne) The Public Affairs, Public Relations & Political Marketing (Chair: Darren Limits of Rawls’ Conception of Moral Agency and their Implications to Lilleker) (Discussant: Scott Davidson ) Room: Sauternes

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Neil Bendle (University of Western Ontario) Political Marketing Camps: towards an interdisciplinary research agenda and Irrationality: The Impact of Behavioral Economics on Market Katy Long (University of Oxford) Citizenship, Mobility and Orientation Refugees Iordanis Kotzaivazoglou (University of Macedonia) Gender Rob Manwaring (Flinders University of South Australia) 'Fail Stereotypes and Election Campaigns: A Longitudinal Analysis of Print Better': Consultative Experiments in the ‘New Social Democracy’ in Political Advertising in Greece Britain and Australia Mark Passera (Bournemouth University) Nudge This – Behavioural Henry Milner (University of Montreal / Umea University) Meeting Economics & Political Marketing the Challenge of Youth political Participation in the Internet age. Innovations and Guidelines Regional development and cohesion policy in Central Europe (Chair: Katja Sarmiento-Mirwaldt) (Discussant: Martin Myant ) (Sp Grp: Cultural Dimensions in British Politics (Chair: Dave O'Brien) Room: Comparative European Politics) Room: Fronsac Medoc Martin Ferry (University of Strathclyde) The third phase of Polish Dave O'Brien (Leeds Metropolitan University) There's no regional policy accounting for culture: reflections on DCMS' measuring cultural value Umut Korkut (Glasgow Caledonian University) Hungarian Regional programme Policy and Regional Development: From Liberalism to Conservatism Maria Sobolewska (University of Oxford), Sundas Ali (University of Irene McMaster (University of Strathclyde), Martin Ferry Oxford) Who's talking? The measurement and reporting biases of the (University of Strathclyde) RDAs and regional policy in Central Europe: Muslim public opinion in Britain. 2005-2006 A new era? Urszula Roman (University of the West of Scotland), Katja English Questions under the Coalition (Chair: Richard Hayton) Sarmiento-Mirwaldt (LSE) Cross-border cooperation at the Polish- (Discussant: Andrew Mycock ) (Sp Grp: Britishness) Room: Mouton Slovak and Polish-German borders Cadet Arthur Aughey (Ulster University) English Questions under the Scandinavian Politics (Chair: Malin Stegmann McCallion) (Discussant: Coalition Alex Warleigh-Lack ) (Sp Grp: Scandinavian Politics) Room: St Emilion Iain Dale (Conservativehom) English Questions under the Coalition Frands Pedersen (University of Westminster) Ethics and human John Denham (Member of Parliament) English Questions and the rights transforming Nordic foreign policy? Labour Party Anastasiya Shevchenko (Presidium of the National Academy of Mike Kenny (Sheffield University) English Questions under the Sciences of Ukraine) Ukraininan Local Elections in the Context of Coalition Dimension Europeenne and its Swedish-Polish Lobbying Marco Tabarelli (Bologna University) The Influences of The EU and Europeanisation II: Policy (Chair: Mogens Hobolth) Room: St Emilion the ECHR on 'Parliamentary Sovereignty Regimes': Assessing the Impact Samuele Dossi (University of Exeter) Urban Governance of European Integration on the British and Swedish Judiciaries encounters Europeanization. The case of the Community Initiative URBAN II in Bordeaux and Genoa The North Caucasus and Russia (Chair: Robert Bruce Ware) Mogens Hobolth (LSE) Harmonizing the borders of Europe - The (Discussant: Anna Matveeva ) Room: Lussac case of the common EU visa list John Colarusso (McMaster University) Sochi and the Circassians, the Olympics of 2014 Gendered Representation (Chair: Kristi Winters) (Discussant: Kristi Sergey Markedonov (Moscow Institute for Political and Military Winters ) (Sp Grp: Women and Politics) Room: Fronsac Analysis) Russian Policy in the North Caucasus: strategy with no strategy Joanna Legg (University of Bath) A new brush sweeps clean? The Anna Matveeva (LSE) The North Caucasus: Minority Rights and substantive representation of women in ‘new’ institutions in Wales and Security Problems Tuscany Richard Sakwa (University of Kent) Chechnya in Russia and Russia Rainbow Murray (London: Queen Mary), Réjane Sénac-Slawinski in Chechnya: Modes of Interaction (CNRS-Ecole Normale Supérieure) The Representation of Whom – and Robert Bruce Ware (Southern Illinois University Edwardsville) Has What? Self-perceptions of French MPs of their roles as representatives the Russian Federation been Chechenized? Marina Popescu (Essex University), Frances Millard (Essex University) Should women push for fewer women candidates? The principles of British Conservatism: from Balfour to Cameron, Preference voting systems and gender representation 1910-2010 (Chair: Philip Norton of Louth) (Discussant: Mark Garnett ) (Sp Grp: Conservatives and Conservatism) Room: Mouton Cadet GPSG Panel 1 - Politics, Emotions and the Crisis (Chair: Roman Stuart Ball (Leicester University) Conservative principles and Gerodimos) (Discussant: Roman Gerodimos ) (Sp Grp: Greek Politics) temperament from the 1910s to the 1960s Room: Sauternes Peter Dorey (Cardiff University) Thatcherism and the anti- Nicolas Demertzis (University of Athens) The Emotions-Politics egalitarian backlash, 1975-1990 Nexus: Approaching the Crisis Kevin Hickson (Liverpool University) The Political Thought of David Barry Richards (Bournemouth University), Tereza Capelos Cameron (University of Surrey) Emotional governance, Extremism and the National Stage Yannis Stavrakakis (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) Discourse, Session 2: Affect, Enjoyment: Lacanian Political Theory and the Economy Innovation and change in local governance – a critical perspective Tuesday 19 April (Chair: Helen Sullivan) (Discussant: Steven Griggs ) Room: Graves 11:30 - 13:00 Michael Farrelly (Open University) Innovation as Strategy Lucy Grimshaw (University of Teeside) Locating gender in local governance: ‘innovative’ approaches to equality Maureen O'Connor (University of Birmingham) What do change Citizens as Political Actors (Chair: Fabian Frenzel) (Discussant: Fabian agents change? Frenzel ) Room: Muscadet Helen Sullivan (University of Birmingham), Stephen Jeffares Fabian Frenzel (University of the West of England), Anna (University of Birmingham) Collaboration, innovation and value for Feigenbaum (American International University in London) Protest money in local governance - a critical review of the literature

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Italian Foreign Policy: pressures, practise, power (Chair: Maurizio Ji Hyun Kim (Ewha Womans University, Seoul) Impact of Foreign Carbone) (Discussant: James Newell ) (Sp Grp: Italian Politics) Room: Aid on Economic Growth: Case of South Korea during 1961-1984 Pouilly Jae-jin Yang (Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea) Another Maurizio Carbone () Italy since the end of the Exceptionalism? Comparative Analysis of the 'Small' Welfare State in Cold War: the pressure for adaptation, the search for consensus, and the Korea obsession with rank Nicola Chelotti (University College London) Interacting with the The Study of event-making and eventful leadership (Chair: Tim great powers: assessing Italy’s post-1989 foreign policy within the G8 Heppell) (Discussant: John Gaffney ) (Sp Grp: Political Leadership) Ludovica Marchi (University of Cambridge) Rhetoric and practice: Room: Pomerol Italian Foreign Policy in the 21st century David Bell (Leeds University) Transforming but not Luca Ratti (Unversity of III) Systemic pressures and Transformational Leadership in French Presidentialism: François ‘bandwagoning’: Italy’s foreign and security policy since the end of the Mitterrand Cold War Mark Bennister (Canterbury Christ Church University), Richard Heffernan (Open University) How does the Cameron-Clegg relationship Ministries and Civil Servants as Political Actors (Chair: Thomas affect the role of the prime minister? Schillemans) (Discussant: Thomas Schillemans ) Room: Lalande Patrick Dunleavy (LSE), Anne White (LSE) Ministerial churn and structural change in Westminster Parliamentary systems: Is the UK an Session 3: outlier? Dennis Grube (Griffith University) Rhetorical Bureaucracy: A study Tuesday 19 April of keynote speeches by departmental secretaries in Australia, New 14:30 - 16:00 Zealand and the United Kingdom Thomas Schillemans (Utrecht University) Public Agencies and the News Media. A comparative analysis of Agency-Media relations in Australia and the Netherlands Conceptualising Regionalism, Regional Governance and Federacy (Chair: Jonathan Bradbury) (Discussant: Nicola McEwen ) (Sp Grp: Opportunities for Participation and Voice in the European Union British and Comparative Territorial Politics) Room: Graves (Chair: Umut Korkut) (Discussant: Umut Korkut ) (Sp Grp: Comparative Allan Craigie (University of British Columbia) Regionalism and European Politics) Room: St Julien Nationalism – conceptualizing the difference Hande Eslen-Ziya (Bahcesehir University) National Activism of Kathryn Foster (State University of New York), Bill Barnes Turkish Feminists: A Success Story (National League of Cities) Reframing Regional Governance for Aidan McGarry (University of Brighton) Transnational Mobilisation Research and Practice in the European Union: Strategies of Social Movement Activists Jaime Lluch (University of Oxford) Federacies and Conceptual Elizabeth Monaghan (University of Hull) Article 11 TEU and the Stretching: A Critique of the Category of Federacy Concept of Participation Effects of Electoral Systems (Chair: Guillem Riambau-Armet) Party Politics (Chair: Katharine Dommett) (Discussant: David Moon ) (Discussant: Guillem Riambau-Armet ) Room: Pomerol Room: Lussac Olli Hellmann (Durham University) The strategic dimension of Katharine Dommett (University of Sheffield) Reconceptualising electoral system design Party Political Ideology Jochen Müller (University of Mannheim) The Dynamics of Party David Lindsey (University of Auckland) When All Whips are Off: The Competition at the Regional Level: Analysing Policy Shifts in the German Origins of Free Voting in Britain - An Open and Shut Case? states Simon Persico (Sciences Po, Paris) The politicization of Guillem Riambau-Armet (Boston University) Misaligned Voting in a environmental issues by British, French and German dominant parties PR parliamentary system. Evidence from Israel. Politics as a Professional Education (Chair: John Craig) (Discussant: Maria Fernanda Vidal (University of Sheffield) Women’s John Craig ) (Sp Grp: Teaching and Learning in Politics) Room: Talbot representation in mixed-member systems: a case study of Mexican Katherine Brown (London: King's College) A Learning Institution? State-level politics. The politics of Professional Military Education Engaging with Communities in Politics Teaching and Learning (Chair: Lynne Dryburgh (London: King's College) Student Research in John Craig) (Discussant: John Craig ) (Sp Grp: Teaching and Learning in Professional Military Education Politics) Room: Pouilly Brid Quinn (University of Limerick) Reflection and research: David Bates (Canterbury Christ Church University) Teaching reflection on research Engagement Scandinavian Politics 2 (Chair: Malin Stegmann McCallion) (Discussant: Sarah Hale (London: Birkbeck College) Workplace Politics: Alex Warleigh-Lack ) (Sp Grp: Scandinavian Politics) Room: Barsac Foundation Degrees in Local Government and the Public Sector Nicholas Aylott (Södertörn University) Nordic political parties – Annabel Kiernan (Manchester Metropolitan University) Organisation and Structure Connecting communities: Community Engagement and the Big Society Lee Miles (Karlstad University) The Swedish Left and European at MMU Integration: Linking Laval and Lisbon Ethnic Conflict Management in Practice I: Power Sharing and Malin Stegmann McCallion (Karlstad University), Alex Warleigh- Territorial Self-governance in the Western Balkans and Beyond (Chair: Lack (Brunel University and United Nations University) The Uses of Stefan Wolff) (Discussant: Stefan Wolff ) (Sp Grp: Ethnopolitics) Room: Europeanisation St Julien The Evolving Korean State (Chair: Hae Lim Cho) (Discussant: Hae Lim Johannes Artens (University of Exeter) Ethnic Alliances, Co-ethnic Cho ) Room: Blaye Mediators: On the Role of the Iraqi Kurdish Nationalist Parties, the KDP Hae Lim Cho (Ewha Womans University, Seoul) Immigration Policy and PUK, in the Conflict between the Turkish State and the PKK and Foreigner Settlement Patterns in South Korea and Singapore: Roland Gjoni (American University of Kosovo) Building a new State Understanding Ethnic and Socio-Economic Class Settlement Behaviors in and a New Society through Constitutional Design: The Constitution of Asia Kosovo

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Aisling Lyon (University of Bradford) Municipal Decentralisation: James Bilsland (University of Glasgow) Presidential Leadership in Between the Integration and Accommodation of Ethnic Difference in the U.S. Foreign Policy: Reagan and Nicaragua Republic of Macedonia Rogerio de Souza Farias (University of Brasilia) Against the Tide: Sofia Sebastian (CUNY) Constitutional Engineering in Deeply Democratisation and Foreign Policy in Brazil Divided Societies: Iraq and Bosnia in Comparative Perspective South Asia (Chair: Anindita Dasgupta) (Discussant: Anindita Dasgupta ) Experiments in Public Policy and Administration (Chair: Oliver James) Room: Blaye (Discussant: Helen Margetts ) (Sp Grp: Public Administration) Room: Edzia Carvalho (University of Mannheim) One more look at critical Lussac mass theory: Evidence from the Indian states, 1971-2007 Sarah Cotterill (Manchester University), Peter John (Manchester Anindita Dasgupta (Sunway University College) 'In the hot seat': University) The effect of mobilisation on the attendance of families at Civilian roles in intra-state conflicts of northeast India Sure Start centres: a randomised controlled trial Oliver Heath (London: Royal Holloway) The politics of aspiration: Jurgen De Wispelaere (Autonomous University of Barcelona), reservation, strategic voting and political competition in Uttar Pradesh, Sandra Gonzalez-Bailon (University of Oxford) Labour Behaviour, Basic India Income and Social Infuence: A Multi-Agent Simulation Experiment Oliver James (Exeter University), Alice Moseley (Exeter University) Thai Democracy (Chair: Kitti Prasirtsuk) (Discussant: Kitti Prasirtsuk ) Citizens Comparing Governments: Relative Performance Information and Room: Barsac Citizens' Attitudes and Behaviour towards Public Services Projak Kongkirati (Thammasat University, Thailand/Australian National University) The Existence of Autonomous Power Center and its Gaining Voice in Politics (Chair: Sarah Scuzzarello) (Discussant: Sarah Political Intervention: Structure, Institution and Culture Scuzzarello ) Room: Talbot Somchai Phatharathananunth (Mahasarakham University, Ricardo Fabrino Mendonca (Federal University of Minas Gerais, Thailand) Rural Transformations, Democratization and Popular Brazil) Contradictions of Recognition: The Struggles of People Affected Resistance: The Red-Shirted Movement in Northeast Thailand by Leprosy in Brazil Kitti Prasirtsuk (Thammasat University, Thailand) Political Culture Marcos Novaro (University of Buenos Aires) Radical Populism, and Institutional Failure in Thailand Political Crisis and the 'Legal Revolution' in Latin America Ake Tangsupvattana (Chulalongkorn University, Thailand) Sarah Scuzzarello (Lund University) Voice and migrants’ political Political-Institutional Changes and De-democratization in Thailand participation. A comparative study of three European cities The Italian presidency in the post-war political system I (Chair: James Issues in Turkey’s Democratization and the EU (Chair: Umut Korkut) Newell) (Discussant: James Newell ) (Sp Grp: Italian Politics) Room: (Discussant: Umut Korkut ) (Sp Grp: Comparative European Politics) Muscadet Room: Sauternes Phil Cooke (University of Strathclyde) : a Resistance Ali Carkoglu (Koc University) The Alevis in Turkey’s EU Reform president Process Bjorn Thomassen (American University of Rome), Rosario Forlenza Mine Eder (Bogazici University) AKP and Paradoxes of (Princeton University) The civic nationalism of Carlo Azeglio Ciampi Democratization Andrea Ungari (LUISS - Guido Carli) The Italian President: The Ersin Kalaycioglu (Sabanci University) Political Regime Change in Guardian of the Constitution or a Political Actor? Turkey The Politics of Social Networks (Chair: Dimitrios Christopoulos) Local Politics 1: Local government coalitions in Europe (Chair: Herwig (Discussant: Dimitrios Christopoulos ) Room: Lalande Reynaert) (Discussant: Herwig Reynaert ) (Sp Grp: Local Politics) Room: Dimitrios Christopoulos (University of West of England) The Fronsac Impact of Social Networks on Leadership Behaviour: A Coalition Colin Copus (De Montfort University) Do hung councils in English Formation Experiment local government really mean coalitions exist? The role of party politics John Hogan (Dublin Institute of Technology), Kevin Lynch (Dublin in the absence of overall majorities Institute) Political Parties and Generation Z: Facebook Friends? Ellen Olislagers (Ghent University) Coalition formation in Belgian Vanessa Liston (Trinity College Dublin), Clodagh Harris (University local government College Cork) A civic experiment in inclusive democracy using social Linze Schaap (Tilburg University) Coalitions in fragmented and media for Irish local authorities polarised local settings National borders: the right to territory and the right to migrate. (Chair: Jennifer Clare Heyward) (Discussant: Jennifer Clare Heyward ) (Sp Grp: Session 4: Global Justice and Human Rights) Room: Mouton Cadet Tuesday 19 April Kim Angell (University of Oslo) Needs, Efficiency and Territorial Justice: The Case for a Centre-Periphery Conception of Territorial Rights 16:00 - 17:30 Margaret Moore (Queen's University, Ontario) Territorial Right of States and the (In)Justice of Immigration Control Katie Tonkiss (University of Birmingham) The Right to Free Digital Era Governance in an Age of Austerity (Chair: Jane Tinkler) Movement: Nationalism as an Obstacle to Equal Opportunity (Discussant: Jerry Fishenden ) Room: Fronsac Religion and Politics (Chair: Maria Sobolewska) (Discussant: Maria Patrick Dunleavy (LSE), Helen Margetts (University of Oxford) The Sobolewska ) Room: Medoc Second Wave of Digital Era Governance Domitilla Sagramoso (London: King's College) Russia's policies Justin Keen (University of Leeds) Digital Era Governance in the towards Islam in the North Caucasus, in response to the spread of radical National Health Service in England Salafi ideologies Viktor Mayer Schoenberger (University of Oxford) Digital-era Maria Sobolewska (University of Oxford) The political influence of Governance in Europe and America: efficiency, value, or co-creation? ethnic churches and ethnic mobilisation in Britain Electoral Reform in the UK (Chair: Alan Renwick) (Discussant: Alan Security and Foreign Policy in the Americas (Chair: James Bilsland) Renwick ) Room: Pouilly Room: St Emilion Adrian Blau (University of Manchester) From Votes to Seats

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Ron Johnston (University of Bristol), Charles Pattie (University of information cycle in a hybrid news system: the British Prime Minister and Sheffield) Will reducing the number of MPs and changing the rules for the "Bullygate" affair redistribution make any major differences to representation in the UK? Maria Touri (University of Leicester) The framing of the Greek Alan Renwick (University of Reading) UK Electoral Reform in financial crisis by the British press: fueling the EU knowledge deficit? Comparative Perspective Cassian Vian (De Montfort University) The memetics of propaganda: birth of the citizen propagandist European Foreign Policy (Chair: Benedetta Voltolini) Room: Mouton Cadet Irish Politics in Comparative and Historical Perspective (Chair: Eamonn Theofanis Exadaktylos (University of Exeter) The impact of the O'Kane) (Discussant: Eamonn O'Kane ) (Sp Grp: Irish Politics Group) Enlargement policy on the foreign policies of the EU member states: Room: Medoc lessons from Greece and Germany Bernadette Connaughton (University of Limerick) The role of Frands Pedersen (University of Westminster) Transformation and special advisers (SPADS) in Irish politics continuity in Nordic Foreign Policy: the impact of the electoral success of Brid Quinn (University of Limerick), Johnny Shaw (Chinese Culture radical right parties. University) Twenty Years a-growing? Irish local government since Benedetta Voltolini (LSE) Influencing EU foreign policy towards Barrington Israel and the Palestinians: a profile of non-state actors Marxism: Continued Viability of an Older Theory? (Chair: Mark Executive Politics in Central and Eastern Europe (Chair: Julia Fleischer) Cowling) (Discussant: Mark Cowling ) (Sp Grp: Marxism) Room: (Discussant: Kai Wegrich ) (Sp Grp: Executive Politics and Governance) Lalande Room: Barsac Andrew Chitty (University of Sussex) Freedom and community in Agnes Batory (Central European University) The politics of scandal: Marx Political time horizons, organisational life cycles, and anti-corruption Alan Johnson (University of Edge Hill) Slavoj Zizek's Theory of agencies in the ‘new’ EU member states Revoution: A Critique Jan Meyer-Sahling (University of Nottingham), Will Lowe Gonzalo Polo-Martin (SSES/UCL) The Production of Rivalry: Class, (University of Maastricht) Assessing the impact of EU membership on Capital and Territory human resource management in government. Evidence from seven Central and Eastern European members Perspectives on Democracy in China (Chair: Shuai Jin) (Discussant: Alexandra Rabrenovic (Institute of Comparative Law Belgrade) The Shuai Jin ) Room: Blaye Role of the Donor Community in Civil Service Reform in Serbia Shuai Jin (Chinese University of Hong Kong) Democratic Values of Radoslaw Zubek (University of Oxford), Katarina Staronova the Private Entrepreneurs in China (Comenius University) Organizing for EU Law Transposition: Patterns of M Ramesh (Hong Kong Institute of Education) Health Care Ministerial Oversight in Central Europe Reforms in China and Vietnam Yu Tao (University of Oxford) Recognizing Allies of the Gendered Ritual at Westminster: Representation, Accountability and 'Harmonious Society': Intermediate associations and collective petitions Friendship (Joint panel: Women and Politics and Parliaments and in contemporary Chinese villages Legislatures Specialist Groups) (Chair: Elizabeth Evans) (Discussant: Elizabeth Evans ) (Sp Grp: Women and Politics) Room: Talbot Risk and Responsibilisation in Health (Chair: Helen Sullivan) Faith Armitage (London: Birkbeck College) Gendering the (Discussant: Duncan Russel ) (Sp Grp: Public Administration) Room: Speakership: Gender Relations and Gender Norms in the Office of the Graves Speaker Ruth Carlyle (London: Birkbeck College) 'Ring the alarum-bell' : Sarah Childs (University of Bristol) Parliamentary Sororal public involvement as a political oversight mechanism for risk Friendships: When New Labour Women are Under Attack management in the National Health Service Joni Lovenduski (London: Birkbeck College) Gendered Dimensions Bob Heyman (Huddersfield University) How prophylaxis engenders of Parliamentary Accountability the politicisation of risk: The instructive example of risk management for Rosa Malley (University of Bristol) Parliamentary Culture and forensic mental health service users Substantive Representation of Women: Westminster and the Scottish Naonori Kodate (London: King's College), Fabrizio Cantelli Parliament. (Université libre de Bruxelles) Enhancing participation or redistribution of political risks? Patient complaints systems in Belgium, Canada and the Genetics and Justice 1: Revising contemporary theories of justice and UK genetic self-transformation (Chair: Oliver Feeney) (Discussant: Oliver Janice Morphet (London: University College) Actualizing Feeney ) Room: Sauternes responsibilisation in public health: does delivery need deliverers? The Benjamin Gregg (University of Texas, Austin) Justice and the apparent role of spatial planning Genetic Self-Transformation of the Human Species Michele Loi (Università Vita-Salute San Raffaele) Genetic equality: Russian Foreign Policy I (Chair: Maxine David) Room: St Emilion a (qualified) defence Maxine David (University of Surrey) EU-Russia Relations: Can Theo Papaioannou (Open University) New Life Sciences Innovation Multilateralism Co-Exist with Bilateralism? and Distributive Justice: A Senian Perspective Hiski Haukkala (University of Tampere) Between tension and good neighbourliness: Denmark’s, Finland’s and Sweden’s bilateral relations GPSG Panel 2 - Youth Policy in Europe and Greece (Chair: Yannis with the Russian Federation in a European context Stavrakakis) (Discussant: Yannis Stavrakakis ) (Sp Grp: Greek Politics) Room: Lussac The Italian presidency in the post-war political system II (Chair: James Paschalis Aganidis (Ministry of Regional Development & Newell) (Discussant: James Newell ) (Sp Grp: Italian Politics) Room: Competitiveness) An innovative youth policy and the concept of Pomerol intergenerational justice Giovanni Guzzetta (University of Rome 2) The Italian presidency Dora Giannaki (London: Queen Mary) The History of Youth Work between the fear of tyrany and the need for political modernisation and Youth Policy in Greece Gaspare Nevola (University of Trento) Custodians of the constitution in times of political change: post-1989 presidents of the Information management/news manipulation (Chair: Alec Charles) Republic (Discussant: Jen Birks ) (Sp Grp: Media and Politics) Room: St Julien Gianfranco Pasquino (University of Bologna) Three Italian Andrew Chadwick (London: Royal Holloway) The political Presidents and their accordion

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The State as Cultural Practice (Chair: Mike Marinetto) (Discussant: Rod Parliament: Comparison between the 2004 and the 2009 Elections Rhodes ) (Sp Grp: Interpretive Political Science) Room: Muscadet Catherine Durose (De Montfort University) tba1 Embedding Democracy (Chair: Francis Ayaja Jagri) (Discussant: Francis Catherine Durose (De Montfort University) tba2 Ayaja Jagri ) Room: Barsac Catherine Durose (De Montfort University) tba3 Johanna Boersch-Supan (University of Oxford) Inter-generational Struggles and Democratization in Sierra Leone Francis Ayaja Jagri (Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology, Ghana) Elections in Emerging Democracies: The Case of Session 5: Ghana Wednesday 20 April Wojciech Ostrowski (University of Dundee) Rentierism, Dependency and Sovereignty in Central Asia 08:30 - 10:00 Jaroslav Petrik (Masaryk University), Jan Holzer (Masaryk University) Theory of Transitions and Failed States Theory: A Common Issue or Talking Across Purposes? Art and Politics: Discourse, Truth and Commitment (Chair: Ian Fraser) Ali Resul Usul (Bahcesehir University) Academia and Legitimizing (Discussant: Anthony Burns ) (Sp Grp: Art and Politics) Room: Graves International Politics: Studies of Democratization and World Politics Pablo A. Blanco (University of Buenos Aires) Art & Politics: An Interest Group Politics: European Perspectives (Chair: William esthetic staging of Political Discourse Maloney) (Discussant: William Maloney ) Room: Lussac Anthony Burns (University of Nottingham) Truth and Power: The Patrick Bernhagen (Aberdeen University) When are Politicians Politics of '2+2=4' in Orwell's "1984". Listening? The Role of Expertise and Reputation in Lobbying Ian Fraser (Loughborough University) Adorno on Commitment: Jan Beyers (University of Antwerp), Calesta Braun-Poppelaars Coetzee’s Diary of a Bad Year (Antwerp) Ties that count Ties that count: Explaining interest group Michael Saward (Open University) Staging and Performing Politics access to policymakers Contemporary Political Rhetoric: New Approaches (Chair: James Vanessa Buth (University of East Anglia) EU legitimacy and NGO Martin) (Discussant: Nick Turnbull ) Room: St Emilion professionalization: Re-defining NGO representativeness Dimitrios Akrivoulis (Western Macedonia) Beyond the Literality New Local Politics II: Parties, Mayors and Councillors in Comparative Test: The ideological functions of the Kosovo-Holocaust analogy Perspective (Panel co-sponsored by the Italian Politics and Local Alan Finlayson (Swansea University) Ideologies and Rhetorical Politics Specialist Groups) (Chair: Annick Magnier) (Discussant: Colin Argumentation Copus ) (Sp Grp: Local Politics) Room: St Julien James Martin (Goldsmiths College, London) 'Let us look to the stars Rotem Bresler-Gonen (Haifa University) Local House of ..': Rhetoric as Strategic Intervention Representatives: The Shift of Power between Mayors, Council Members Current Issues in Russian and Eurasian Security Policies and and the Administration in Israeli Cities. International Relations (Chair: Stephen White) (Discussant: Stephen Oscar Mazzoleni (Lausanne University), Duncan McDonnell White ) Room: Pomerol (University of Turin), Zachary Elkins (University of Texas at Austin) Ruth Deyermond (London: King's College) After the Reset: Russia- New and old local politics: the relationships between parties and mayors US Relations before the 2012 Presidential Elections in Genoa and Lausanne Valentina Feklyunina (Newcastle University), Stephen White Alex Wilson (Aberdeen University) Presidentialisation of Regional (University of Glasgow) Defining Europe: Russian Foreign Policy and Politics in Italy and Spain Discourses of National Identity Political Parties and the New Radical Agenda in France (Chair: Jim Natasha Kuhrt (London: King's College) Conceptualisations of Shields) (Discussant: Jim Shields ) (Sp Grp: French Politics and Policy) Security among Russian Policymakers during the ‘Putin Era’ Room: Talbot Economics and Political Economy (Chair: Hyojin Kim) (Discussant: Alistair Cole (Cardiff University) The French Socialist Party and the Hyojin Kim ) Room: Blaye radical agenda Lothar Funk (University of Applied Sciences Duesseldorf) Anglo- Jocelyn Evans (Salford University) 'Radicalism', 'radicalisation' and Americans and the French against German Mainstream Economists: War inter-party competition: the French case of Economic Cultures? Florence Haegel (Sciences Po, Paris) The radicalisation of the Hyojin Kim (Seoul National University) The international political 'moderate' right under Sarkozy economy of the U.S. pressure about the yuan revaluation :comparison Nonna Mayer (Sciences Po Paris) Are the Extremes Converging? with the 1985 Plaza Accord Radical voters of the far right and far left in France Janice Morphet (London: University College), Simon Pemberton Political Scandals, Media and Democracy (Chair: Daniele Albertazzi) (Keele University) The re-scaling of economic governance in the UK: (Discussant: Daniele Albertazzi ) Room: Lalande assessing and re-defining the influence of capital investment in Christopher Cepernich (University of Torino) 'Opposite hysterics': promoting sub-regional working Veronica, Noemi, Patrizia and the Italian media system on the verge of a Electoral Systems and Political marketing (Chair: Scott Davidson) nervous breakdown (Discussant: Mark Passera ) Room: Bourgogne Gergana Dimova (Cambridge University) Government, Media, and Nigar Degirmenci (Pamukkale University) Referendum Process in Democracy: How Political Scandals Rise and Fall the era of Personalization of Politics: A Case Study of Constitutional James Newell (University of Salford) Political scandals in liberal Referendum in 2010, Turkey democracies: Chance affairs or 'politics by other means'? Kacung Marijan (Airlangga University) Electoral System and the Stephen Welch (Durham University) Political Scandal and Marketization of Politics: The Indonesian Experience Democratic Theory – Marginality and Centrality José Vargas-Hernández (Universidad de Guadalajara) Design of Referendums and the Dynamics of Plebiscitary Politics (Chair: Paul successful community partnerships to improve local governance in Taggart) Room: Pouilly Mexico Kai Oppermann (University of Cologne/University of Sussex) The Wahidah Zein Br Siregar (Sunan Ampel State Institute of Islamic Domestic Contestation of 'Europe' and the Pledging of EU Referendums Studies) Electoral system and Representation of Women in Indonesia’s Roger Scully (Aberystwyth University) The 2011 Welsh

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Referendum Central and Eastern Europe I (Chair: Maxmilián Strmiska) (Discussant: Paul Taggart (University of Sussex) The Politics of Referendums in Maxmilián Strmiska ) Room: Mouton Cadet British Politics: The Context of The (Proposed) Alternative Vote Roman Chytilek (Masaryk University, School of Social Studies) Referendum Multi-level electoral competition in the Czech Republic and Slovakia: integrating vertical and horizontal perspectives South East Asia (Chair: Huangao Shi) (Discussant: Huangao Shi ) Room: Lyubka Savkova (University of Sussex) Comparative Approach Sauternes Case Study of Roma Parties and Roma Electorates in Central and Eastern Elvin Ong (University of Oxford) The Effects of Democracy on the Europe Different Poverty Reduction Trajectories of Thailand and Philippines Maxmilián Strmiska (Masaryk University) Electoral competition in Huangao Shi (Chinese University of Hong Kong) Pave the Path of multi-level settings: assessing electoral spaces in the Czech Republic and Least Resistance: Chinese Way of Engagement in Southeast Asia Slovakia Hari Singh (APISA Secretariat) Mahathir’s Malaysia And The Mahathirian Malaise Chinese Democracy (Chair: Wei Hu) (Discussant: Wei Hu ) Room: Lussac Studying Women (Chair: Rainbow Murray) (Discussant: Rainbow Wei Hu (Shanghai Jiao Tong University) Understanding Democracy Murray ) (Sp Grp: Women and Politics) Room: Mouton Cadet in China: An Overview Peter Allen (London: Birkbeck College) Local patterns of gendered Linyuan Wang (Shanghai Jiao Tong University) Campus political recruitment- how does the political activity of local authority Democracy and Student Attitude: A Case Study of Shanghai Jiao Tong councillors affect their political ambition? University Hande Eslen-Ziya (Bahcesehir University), Umut Korkut (Glasgow Xiong Yihan (-) The Challenge for Semi-Urbanisation in Village Caledonian University) Politicized Women in Turkey Democracy in China Emily Harmer (Loughborough University) 'She's just a sort of Yana Zuo (-) Legitimacy, Chinese Democracy and World Order bigoted woman': News Coverage of women in the British General Election 2010 Comparative Parliamentary Research (Chair: Giacomo Benedetto) Kristi Winters (London: Birkbeck College) When ‘gender’ is (Discussant: Giacomo Benedetto ) (Sp Grp: Parliaments and statistically significant: Why we can’t believe our man/woman measures Legislatures) Room: Lalande in statistical analysis. Phil Larkin (University of Canberra) Evaluating parliamentary evaluation The Inner Life of Institutions: Gender, Rules and Informal Practices Cristina Leston-Bandeira (University of Hull) Integrating the (Chair: Francesca Gains) (Discussant: Francesca Gains ) (Sp Grp: political into the administrative Interpretive Political Science) Room: Muscadet Rainbow Murray (London: Queen Mary) Do Women MPs Have Elin Bjarnegard (University of Uppsala) Clientelism and Candidate Different Issues and/or Perspectives? A Study of Gender Differences in Selection in Thailand: The Gendered Impact of Informal Institutions the French Parliament Louise Chappell (University of New South Wales), Georgina Waylen (University of Sheffield) Analysing the inner life of institutions EPOP II: Communicating with voters: challenges for parties (Chair: Meryl Kenny (University of Edinburgh), Vivien Lowndes Martin Steven) (Discussant: Martin Steven ) (Sp Grp: Elections, Public (University of Nottingham) Rule-Making and Rule-Breaking: Opinion and Parties) Room: Fronsac Understanding the Contested Dynamics of Institutional Reform Ioannis Andreadis (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki), Theodore Fiona Mackay (University of Edinburgh), Rod Rhodes (University of Chadjipadelis (Aristotle University) Voting Advice Applications and their Tasmania) Gendering Governance, Practicing Gender: every day life at impact on elections the top in British government Lynn Bennie (University of Aberdeen), Alistair Clark (Queen's University Belfast) Parties, mandates and multilevel politics: sub- The relation of politics and metaphysics in British Idealist Thought I national variation in UK General Election manifestos (Chair: Andrew Vincent) (Discussant: David Boucher ) (Sp Grp: British Kristi Winters (London: Birkbeck College) 'I didn’t know who I was Idealism) Room: Medoc going to vote for': an analysis of vote choice in the 2010 British General David Boucher (Cardiff University) Metaphysics and Ethics in Election Collingwood's thought Kristi Winters (London: Birkbeck College), Edzia Carvalho Maria Dimova-Cookson (University of Durham) L. T. Hobhouse on (University of Mannheim) Whatever happened to ‘Cleggmania’?: a Ethics and Social Science qualitative analysis of the 2010 British General Election Andrew Vincent (Sheffield University) The Ambiguous Status of Metaphysics in Idealist Thought Executive Politics and the institutional politics of delegated agents (Chair: Martin Lodge) (Discussant: Kutsal Yesilkagit ) (Sp Grp: Turkey and Greece (Chair: Stavroula Chrona) (Discussant: Stavroula Executive Politics and Governance) Room: Graves Chrona ) Room: Fronsac George Boyne (University of Cardiff), Oliver James (Exeter Stavroula Chrona (University of Surrey) Affective, Cognitive and University) Performance, Stakeholder Stability and the Survival of Public Motivational Determinants of Turkish Public Opinion: an in-depth Organisations: Evidence from UK Executive Agencies analysis of citizens’ political considerations Anneliese Dodds (Aston University), Naonori Kodate (London: Pinar Donmez (University of Warwick) Assessing the "Success" of King's College) Institutional conversion and the UK National Patient Depoliticisation in Economic Policy Making: Turkish case in the 2000s Safety Agency: 'change agents' in the face of uncertainty Faidon Zaras (London: Queen Mary) A Rational Choice Approach of Nick Sitter (Central European University) Regulating for Greek-Turkish Relations: The Greek Case Competition and Security: Regulatory Agencies in the European Energy Sector Kai Wegrich (Hertie School of Governance) Back to the Future? Session 6: Regulatory Responses to the Public Transport Crisis in Berlin Wednesday 20 April France and its migrants (Chair: Jean-Michel Eymeri-Douzans) 10:00 – 11:30 (Discussant: Alistair Cole ) (Sp Grp: French Politics and Policy) Room: St Emilion Sue Collard (Sussex University) French Muncipal Democracy:

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Cradle of European Citizenship? Irish state and cross-border security cooperation 1970-1974 Helen Drake (Loughborough University) British Migrants in France: Matthew Whiting (LSE) Defying moderation? The case of Sinn Féin Fact and Fiction in Tales of Migration Today in comparative perspective. Khursheed Wadia (University of Warwick) Migrant Women and the Border Control- Integration Contradiction in France Recasting politics (Chair: Michael Higgins) (Discussant: Tim Markham ) (Sp Grp: Media and Politics) Room: Pouilly Human Rights (Chair: Ephraim Kahana) (Discussant: Ephraim Kahana ) Jen Birks (Stirling University) Religion, civil society and politics Room: Talbot Alec Charles (University of Bedfordshire) Like we don't all use it: Natalie Susan Gaines (Louisiana State University) Toward a Wikipedia and the democratization of knowledge Cosmopolitan Language of Needs Mirielle Lalancette (Universite du Quebec a Trois-Rivieres), Ephraim Kahana (Western Galilee College) Intelligence and Human Catherine Lemarier-Saulnier (Universite du Quebec a Trois-Rivieres) Rights in the Era of Terror: The Experience of Great Britain, The United She's a bitch, she's a star: framing gender during leadership races and its States and Israel outcome on political representation in the media James Melton (IMT Institute for Advanced Studies), Tom Ginsburg Stuart Price (De Montfort University) Micro-ideology: commercial (University of Chicago) Do Constitutions Matter?: The Relationship address, political intention, and the 'post-ideological' manipulation of between De Jure and De Facto Human Rights Protection the social order Intergovernmental Relations and Multi-level Governance (Chair: The Global in Politics (Chair: Rafal Soborski) (Discussant: Rafal Nicola McEwen) (Discussant: Jonathan Bradbury ) (Sp Grp: British and Soborski ) Room: Pomerol Comparative Territorial Politics) Room: St Julien Alessandra Sarquis (University Paris IV - Pavillon Sorbonne) Does Ekaterina Domorenok (European Academy of Bolzano) Territorial the spread of Global Governance necessarily imply the shrinking of the governance and water management: regional challenges of the WFD State?: Looking for inconsistencies in the arguments of Rosenau and Held implementation in Italy. Rafal Soborski (Richmond The American International University Iván Iborra Medina (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) The in London) Globalization and ideology: A critical review of the debate adaptation of Employers associations to regionalism in the UK and Spain Nick Startin (University of West of England) Opposing Europe, Janice Morphet (London: University College), Ben Clifford (London: Opposing globalisation: Unity or division on the Far-right? University College) Ever Closer Union? The emerging role of the British Reuben Steff (University of Otago, New Zealand) Global Missile Irish Council in devolved policy making Defence: Agent of Disorder or New Cooperative Paradigm? Managing Ethnic Conflict (2) : The African Experience (Chair: Tracking and Increasing the External Impacts of Research in the Social Annemarie Peen Rodt) (Discussant: Annemarie Peen Rodt ) (Sp Grp: Sciences (Chair: John Benyon) (Discussant: Patrick Dunleavy ) Room: Ethnopolitics) Room: Blaye Sauternes Chris Chapman (Minority Rights Group) A holistic approach to Leandro Carrera (LSE), Patrick Dunleavy (LSE) Key Issues in local level conflicts in the Horn of Africa Maximizing the Impacts of the Social Sciences Carmen Gebhard (University of Nottingham) The EU and NATO – Alan Hughes (University of Cambridge), Michael Kitson (Judge Actors and Partners on the African Continent Business School Cambridge) Social Scientists and Knowledge Exchange Stuart Kaufman (University of Delaware) South Africa: A Violent or in the UK: A Comparative Analysis a Peaceful Transition? Tomas Ulrichsen (PACEC) Impacts, synergies and constraints of Natalia Piskunova (Moscow State University) Ethiopia-Eritrea War knowledge exchange in English Higher Education Institutions and its consequences for regional security environment New Local Politics III: Parties, Mayors and Councillors in Comparative Perspective (Panel co-sponsored by the Italian Politics and Local Session 7: Politics Specialist Groups) (Chair: Oscar Mazzoleni) (Discussant: Rotem Wednesday 20 April Bresler-Gonen ) (Sp Grp: Local Politics) Room: Muscadet Michael Buehler (Northern Illinois University) The impact of direct 13:00 - 14:30 executive head elections on political parties: Evidence from Indonesia Lex Cachet (Erasmus University Rotterdam), Niels Karsten (Tilburg University) The Dutch Anomaly: Appointed Mayors: Can appointed Central and Eastern Europe II (Chair: Lee Savage) (Discussant: Lee mayors cope with role changes and societal demands? Savage ) Room: Pouilly Colin Copus (De Montfort University) Elected Mayors in English Krisztina Arató (Eötvös Loránd University), Peter Nizak (ELTE Local Government: Creating a new Political Dynamic and effects on Faculty of Law) Has our dream come true? Comparative research of Councillors and Parties Central and Eastern European Civil Societies Politics and Sustainability (Chair: Jim Chandler) (Discussant: Jim Marc Berenson (Institute of Development Studies) Tax Me If You Chandler ) Room: Medoc Can: What’s changed in Polish, Russian and Ukrainian Attitudes toward Hugh Atkinson (London South Bank University), Ros Wade Tax Compliance from 2005 to 2010? (London South Bank University) Education for Sustainability and Lee Savage (University of Essex) Established analytical frameworks Political Science and government formation in post-communist democracies Lucy Ford (Oxford Brookes University) Why we need a global Rafael Vázquez (University of Granada) Perceived European political ecology Identity in Central-Eastern Europe A comparative analysis, 2007-2009 Jenneth Parker (University of Bristol) Interdisciplinary research and Coalition Government in the UK: Where can we draw lessons? (Chair: learning for sustainability: what role for politics? Paul Cairney) (Discussant: Dan Hough ) Room: St Julien Politics in Northern Ireland (Chair: Eamonn O'Kane) (Discussant: Paul Cairney (University of Aberdeen) Coalition and Majority Eamonn O'Kane ) (Sp Grp: Irish Politics Group) Room: Barsac Government in Scotland Graham Ellison (Queen's University Belfast), Peter Shirlow Marc Debus (Mannheim Centre for European Social Research), (Queen's University Belfast) Accountable Community: Accountable Jochen Müller (University of Mannheim), Emmanuella Plakoyiannaki Policing (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) Government Formation and Henry Patterson (University of Ulster) 'Deeply anti-British'? The Portfolio Allocation: Evidence from the United Kingdom

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Robert Hazell (London: University College), Ben Young (London: Montfort University) Are all Independent Councillors really just University College) The UK's new coalition government: similarities and Conservatives? differences from European and Commonwealth models Gissur Ó Erlingsson (Linköping University, Sweden), Richard Laura McAllister (University of Liverpool), Adrian Kay (Australian Öhrvall (Statistics Sweden) Why Do Councillors Quit Prematurely? National University) Welsh devolution: evolutions and revolutions in Thomas Oliver (Birmingham University) Mandate expectations: coping with coalition and minority governments How councillors make sense of and enact representation in an appointed arena Conflict Management in Practice II: Strategies of Integration and Luke Sloan (Cardiff University) Measuring Minor Parties in English Accommodation in Indonesia, Cyprus, East Timor, and the USA (Chair: Local Government: Presence vs. Vote Share Stuart Kaufman) (Discussant: Stuart Kaufman ) (Sp Grp: Ethnopolitics) Room: Pomerol Nation-building in China and Vietnam (Chair: Claire Sutherland) Ahmet Hamdi Akkaya (University of Gent) Negotiation without (Discussant: Elena Barabantseva ) (Sp Grp: Pacific Asia) Room: Graves interlocutor: the Kurdish conflict in Turkey Jakob Rupert Friederichsen (independent scholar) The mixed Edward Aspinall (Australian National University) The taming of blessings of national integration: New perspectives on development in ethnic conflict in democratizing Indonesia Vietnam's northern uplands Jaime Lluch (University of Oxford) Multiculturalism and Claire Sutherland (Durham University) The State of the Nation in Federalism: Prospects for the Accommodation of Minority Nations in the Vietnam United States David Tobin (University of Manchester), Linze Schaap (Tilburg John McGarry (Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario) Power- University) Competing Communities: Ethnic Unity and Ethnic Violence Sharing Theory and the Cyprus Conflict on China’s North-West Frontier Joanne Wallis (University of Cambridge) Paying for peace: Timor- Leste's experiment in managing ethno-national conflict New Perspectives on Brazilian Politics (Chair: Thamy Pogrebinschi) Room: Lalande Critical Perspectives on the Politics-Religion Relationship (Chair: Peter Vanessa Elias de Oliveira (Federal University of ABC, Sao Paulo Kerr) (Discussant: Emma Foster ) Room: Fronsac State, Brazil) Judiciary/Executive Relations in Policy-making: The Case of Charles Dannreuther (Leeds University) What future for secular Drug Distribution in the State of Sao Paulo public services? Universal Welfare as the absence of Moral Authority Ana Carolina Ogando (Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil) Steven Kettell (Warwick University) Do we Need a 'Political Women's Issues in the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies: Participation in Science of Religion'? Committees and the Voting Patterns of Legislators Stuart McAnulla (Leeds University), John Bartle (University of Thamy Pogrebinschi (State University of Rio de Janeiro) Towards a Essex) The politics of new atheism: impact and prospects pragmatic democracy: Participation, representation, and political experimentalism in Brazil Federal Politics (Chair: Phil Larkin) Room: Mouton Cadet Enver Ethemer (Brunel University) Sociological Institutionalism and New Perspectives on Climate Justice (Chair: Jennifer Clare Heyward) European Citizenship: Prospects and Limitations with Treaty of Lisbon (Discussant: Jennifer Clare Heyward ) (Sp Grp: Global Justice and Phil Larkin (University of Canberra), Linda Botterill (University of Human Rights) Room: Medoc Canberra) Driving reform in a federal system: the experience of Rasmus Karlsson (Hong Kong Institute of Education) How are Australia’s National Water Commission polluters to pay? The role of "bright green" innovation in planetary Sean Mueller (University of Kent) The Politics of Local Autonomy: solidarity. Measuring Cantonal (De-) Centralisation in Switzerland Dong-il Kim (University of Warwick) Who should bear climate burden? Do we need a theory of distributive justice? Governance Networks and Policy Outcomes (Chair: Carsten Luke Tomlinson (University of Oxford) Seeking Fair Agreement: Daugbjerg) (Discussant: Josie Kelly ) Room: Barsac Procedural Justice in Climate Negotiations Carsten Daugbjerg (Aarhus University), Paul Fawcett (The University of Sydney) Governance Theory and the Question of Power Political Dynamics and Democratic Change in Taiwan in the Twenty- and Policy Outcomes: Lesson Drawing from the Governance Network First Century (Chair: Huei-En Peng) (Discussant: Johnny Shaw ) Room: and Policy Network Analysis Schools Blaye Darren Halpin (Aarhus University), Yonatan Schvartzman (Aarhus Huei-En Peng (Shih Hsin University), Norman Peng (University of University) Policies, Governance Networks and the Development of Westminster) E-Campaign Communication: Examining Taiwanese(ROC) New Industries Candidates' Reliance on Different Internet Vehicles during Elections David Toke (University of Birmingham), Jonathan Grix (University Johnny Shaw (Chinese Culture University) Leadership and of Birmingham) Risk Politics, ‘hollowing out’ of the state and Governance: Dynamics of Decision Making Flexibility and Pragmatism in governance Cross-Strait Relations(2008᧩) Law and Regulation in Policy (Chair: Maria Garcia) (Discussant: Maria Hsiao-Yun Yu (Chinese Culture University), Bo-Yen Hu (Soochow Garcia ) Room: Muscadet University) The Examination of the Rule of Law in Taiwan’s Democratic Diane Bernard (Facultés Universitaires Saint-Louis, Bruxelles) The Governance influence of the Rome Statute on national governance : International criminal law as a dynamic network. Sarkozy's State (Chair: Nick Startin) (Discussant: Philippe Marliere ) (Sp Harry Cheesman (IMT Lucca & Goldsmiths, London) History and Grp: French Politics and Policy) Room: Talbot ideas in the collective labour relations law discourse of Margaret Alistair Cole (Cardiff University) The Twin Faces of State reform Thatcher and her Secretaries of State for Employment: A tale in four Acts. Helen Drake (Loughborough University) Sarkozy's State and the Maria Garcia (University of Canterbury) Domestic and European Union International: Promoting Power and Competitive Advantage Through Jean-Michel Eymeri-Douzans (IEP de Toulouse-LaSSP) Elites and Regulatory Expansion the State in Sarkozy's France Local Politics 2: Contemporary Developments in the Representative The New Education Landscape (Chair: Mark Olssen) (Discussant: Mark Role of the Councillor (Chair: Karin Bottom) (Discussant: Karin Bottom Olssen ) Room: St Emilion ) (Sp Grp: Local Politics) Room: Lussac Mark Olssen (University of Surrey) The Strange Death of the Liberal Colin Copus (De Montfort University), Melvin Wingfield (De University: The Research Excellence Framework and the Impact of

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Research East Asia (Chair: Hyojin Kim) (Discussant: Hyojin Kim ) Room: Lussac Mikael Persson (University of Gothenburg) Reconsidering the Role Min Ju Kim (Korea University) A Study on the Combinations of of Education in Political Socialization: Results From a Panel Study Causal Factors for South Korean Local Government Aid Activities to Raphaela Schlicht (University of Konstanz) Ethnic Inequality in North Korea Using Fuzzy-set Theory Education: The Effectiveness of Integration Policy in the EU Wai-man Lam (Hong Kong University) Revisiting Political Session 7 86 The Party Politics of Identity Richard Hayton (University Legitimacy in Hong Kong of Huddersfield), Andrew Mycock (Huddersfield University) The Party Jo-Ying Lee (University of Siena) Citizens and democratic attitudes: Politics of the Union political trust and satisfaction with democracy in Six East Asian countries The Party Politics of Identity (Chair: Andrew Mycock) (Discussant: Genetics and Justice 2: Spheres of genetic justice, enhancements and Richard Hayton ) (Sp Grp: Britishness) Room: Sauternes ethos (Chair: Theo Papaioannou) (Discussant: Theo Papaioannou ) Murray Leith (University of the West of Scotland) The Party Room: Barsac Politics of Identity in Scotland and Wales Greg Bognar (New York University) Human Enhancement as Public James McAuley (Huddersfield University), Jonathan Tonge Health (University of Liverpool) The Party Politics of Identity in Northern Oliver Feeney (National University of Ireland, Galway (NUIG)) Ireland Incentives, Genetics and the Egalitarian Ethos Darryl Gunson (University of the West of Scotland) Genetics and Justice: Which theory of justice? What priorities? Session 8: Ideas in South Asian Thought: Articulations of Freedom and Wednesday 20 April Constitutional Foundings (Chair: Leigh Jenco) (Discussant: Louise Tillin ) (Sp Grp: Politics of South Asia) Room: St Julien 14:30 - 16:00 Rochana Bajpai (London: SOAS) Liberalism in India: Some Reflections Eva-Maria Nag (LSE) Founding moments of the free Indian republic: Age of Austerity I: Conceptual Developments and Sectoral concepts of freedom in the political thinking of M.N. Roy and J.P. Comparisons (Chair: Andrew Massey) (Discussant: Alice Moseley ) (Sp Narayan Grp: Public Administration) Room: Sauternes Manjeet Ramgotra (London: SOAS) India’s republican moment: Ian Greer (Leeds University), Ian Greenwood (Leeds University) freedom in Nehru’s political thought The system versus the street: Employment relations in the international Local Politics Specialist Group Invited Speaker (Chair: Karin Bottom) welfare-to-work industry (Discussant: Karin Bottom ) Room: Graves Henry Kippin (Sheffield University) Towards a new Beveridge? Annick Magnier (University of Florence) The transformation of local Reflections on the work of the Commission on 2020 Public Services politics in Europe: mayors, political parties and councillors Duncan Russel (University of Exeter), David Benson (University of East Anglia) Green budgeting in an age of austerity: a transatlantic Media, politics and professional practice (Chair: Jen Birks) (Discussant: comparative perspective Stuart Price ) (Sp Grp: Media and Politics) Room: Pouilly Annette Töller (FernUniversität Hagen, Germany) The Collateral Tim Markham (London: Birkbeck College) The politics of Damage of Austerity: The Privatization of Forensic Psychiatric Institutions journalistic creativity: expressiveness and synergy as de-authorisation in Germany David Nolan (University of Melbourne) Journalism as a technology of citizenship in 'advanced liberalism' Comparing Deliberative Institutions (Chair: William Smith) Ulrike Rottger (Westfalische Wilhelms-Universitat Munster), (Discussant: Simon Teasdale ) (Sp Grp: Participatory and Deliberative Joachim Preusse (Westfalische Wilhelms-Universitat Munster) Advice Democracy) Room: Pomerol vs action: building blocks of a theory of PR consulting and empirical Stephen Elstub (University of the West of Scotland) A findings on the roles and functions of PR consulting in German politics Comparative Analysis of the Role of Minipublics in Institutionalising Paul Smith (De Montfort University) The rise of competition policy: Deliberative Democracy the remodelling of UK broadcasting regulation Matt Ryan (University of Southampton), Graham Smith (University of Southampton) Towards a comparative analysis of Rethinking the French Socialist Party (Chair: Helen Drake) (Discussant: democratic innovations: lessons from an fs-QCA of participatory Alistair Cole ) (Sp Grp: French Politics and Policy) Room: Blaye budgeting Robert Ladrech (Keele University) Europeanization, Party James Wong (LSE) Cognitive Dissonance and the Epistemic Quality Structure, and Dissent in the Parti Socialiste of Deliberative Decisions: Lessons for Institutionalising Deliberative Philippe Marliere (London: University College) The Parti Socialiste: Democracy New Ideas, Old Policies? Rainbow Murray (London: Queen Mary) Parliamentary Contemporary Aristotelian Studies (Chair: James Connelly) Representation: How does the PS compare to other parties? (Discussant: Tom Angier ) Room: Medoc Anthony Burns (University of Nottingham) Virtue Ethics in the The Economic Crisis (Chair: Phil Bates) (Discussant: Phil Bates ) Room: Thought of Aristotle, Strauss and MacIntyre Fronsac Kelvin Knight (London Metropolitan University) Functions, Stephen Bates (University of Birmingham), David Bailey (-) Purposes and Powers: Aristotelians on Structure and Agency Resistance (or its absence) during the Crisis: What Power is Left? Kim Redgrave (London Metropolitan University) 'Schools of the Terrence Casey (Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology) Virtues?' Is the Family a 'Practice' in MacIntyre's Sense? Financialization and the Future of the Neo-liberal Growth Model Ole Helmersen (Copenhagen Business School) Handling a crisis of Democracy Promotion (Chair: Maurizio Carbone) Room: Muscadet capitalism: A comparative analysis of the UK and Denmark (comparative Maurizio Carbone (University of Glasgow) Delegating democracy European politics) promotion: the EU and the Pacific ACP countries Artemisa Montes-Sylvan (NGO Mexico City) The Political Mateja Peter (University of Cambridge) Global–Local Frame and Economy of the 2008 Financial Management the Role of Agency in State-building Graham Wilson (Boston University) The Crisis of Capitalism and the Surprising Victory of the Right

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The Politics of Good Governance (Chair: Kenneth Dubin) (Discussant: GPSG Panel 4 – Contemporary Challenges: Greece Beyond the Crisis Paul Posner ) Room: Lalande (Chair: Dimitris Tsarouhas) (Discussant: Dimitris Tsarouhas ) (Sp Grp: Kenneth Dubin (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid), Thomas J. Miley Greek Politics) Room: Sauternes (Cambridge University) The Substantive Rights Revolution and the Ioannis Andreadis (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki), Theodore Coalitional Bases of the Challenge to Collective Rights Chadjipadelis (Aristotle University) The 2010 Elections for the Greek Adebayo Okunade (University of Ibadan, Nigeria) Research and Regional Authorities Politics in Contemporary World Theologia Iliadou (University of Warwick) Migration: a Positive Paul Posner (Clark University) International Development and Actor for Greece? Social Welfare Reform in Latin America: Theory versus Practice in Georgios Karyotis (University of Strathclyde) 'I Predict a Riot': Targeted Assistance Public Responses to Economic Crisis Management in Greece The Politics of Sustainability and Environmentalism (Chair: Adrian Media Effects (Chair: Susan Banducci) Room: Lussac Robertson) (Discussant: Adrian Robertson ) Room: St Emilion Nick Anstead (LSE), Mike Jensen (Autonomous University of David Atedewe Pwayidi (Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Barcelona) Presenting Personalities: “Effective” Communication in a Technology, Ghana) 17 Killed: A Caution by Climate Change Shifting Media Environment Adrian Robertson (National School of Government) Integrate, Susan Banducci (University of Exeter) The Media and Attribution of legislate, litigate or mediate? What should governments do about responsibility sustainable development? Yuki Yanai (Waseda University, Tokyo) Redistributive Methodological Perspectives (Chair: John McCambridge) (Discussant: Consequences of Economic Inequality and Voters' Attitudes towards John McCambridge ) Room: St Emilion Inequality John McCambridge (Cambridge University and YouGov) Advanced statistical analysis, local knowledge and UK climate change policy Youth, Citizenship and Politics: the transformation of identity and Robert Ormrod (Aarhus University), Heather Savigny (University politics of young people in diverse societies (Chair: Ben Kisby) of East Anglia) Uncovering Voter Preference Structures Using a Best- (Discussant: Sherilyn MacGregor ) (Sp Grp: Citizenship and Worst Scaling Procedure: Method and Empirical Example Democracy) Room: Talbot Alrik Thiem (ETH Zurich) Interaction Effects between Crossover Nick Anstead (LSE), Michael Bacon (London: Royal Holloway) A Anchor Choice and Membership Function on Coverage Scores in Fuzzy Deweyan manifesto for online deliberative democracy Subset Relations Andrew Mycock (Huddersfield University), Jonathan Tonge (University of Liverpool) Is Citizenship Education Making Young People Middle East (Chair: Fatemeh Shayan) (Discussant: Fatemeh Shayan ) More Politically Engaged? Evidence from the Youth Citizenship Room: Muscadet Commission Sadaf Farooq (University of Reading) Pakistan leadership role in Ben O'Loughlin (London: Royal Holloway), Marie Gillespie (Open Soviet-Afghan war and Implications for Pakistan’s Internal Security University) Young People and the postponement of politics: Media, Fatemeh Shayan (University of Tampere) Portraying the US Other Insecurity and Multiculturalism in the UK in the Persian Gulf in the Post Saddam era James Sloam (London: Royal Holloway) Rejuvenation? Youth Nationalism in Dispute: Argentina, the UK and the Falklands/Malvinas Citizenship and Politics in the United States and Europe (Chair: Vicente Palermo) Room: Fronsac Vicente Palermo (University of Buenos Aires) Nationalism in Dispute: Argentina and Great Britain around the Falklands/Malvinas Session 9: Islands Wednesday 20 April Political Marketing and Communication (Chair: Mark Passera) 17:00 - 18:30 (Discussant: Scott Davidson ) Room: Pomerol Waraporn Chatratichart (The University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce) Leader for the Next Generation: The Case Study of Thai Politics Cosmopolitan Democracy and International Obligations (Chair: Oliver Escobar (University of Edinburgh) Suspending disbelief: Rasmus Karlsson) (Discussant: Rasmus Karlsson ) (Sp Grp: Global Obama and the role of emotions in political communication Justice and Human Rights) Room: Lalande Darren Lilleker (Bournemouth University), Karolina Koc-Michalska Angel (Luis) Cabrera (University of Birmingham) The World is a (Sciences Po, Paris) Selling the individual, the party or the parliament: Developing Country MEP’s strategic use of the world wide web as a marketing communication Dean J. Machin (University of Warwick) International political devise. legitimacy: as close to democracy as we can (and should) get Eva Johanna Schweitzer (University of Mainz) Has the Internet Andrew Walton (London: University College) An Argument for Transformed the Style and Substance of Political Communication? Global Democracy. Evidence From German Online Campaigns in the National Elections 2002-2009 Executive Politics: Administrative Networks and Policy Dynamics (Chair: Will Jennings) (Discussant: Felicity Matthews ) (Sp Grp: Representing Diversity: Parties and Elections in South Eastern Europe Executive Politics and Governance) Room: Barsac (Chair: Zhidas Daskalovski) (Discussant: Maria Spirova ) Room: Blaye Julia Fleischer (University of Potsdam) Different tunes in the choir: Dusan Pavlovic (University of Belgrade) Serbia’s Electoral On changing prerogatives of administrative elites in Europe Institutional Design and Policy Outcomes Julie Gervais (University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne), Aisling Maria Spirova (Leiden University) Representing Ethnic Diversity: Healy (University , Saint-Etienne) The Big Overlap: When Minority Political Parties and Democracy in South Eastern Europe corporate and public spheres meet in French clubs Dane Taleski (Central European University) Competition between Iveta Reinholde (University of ) Rethinking public ethnic parties in a post-conflict context: Albanian parties in Macedonia administration: The impact of the economic crisis on the Baltic States and Serbian parties in Croatia Kutsal Yesilkagit (University of Utrecht) Tu Quoque? Consultative Practices and Outcomes at CESR The changing face of identity and citizenship in the UK (Chair: Andrew Mycock) (Discussant: Richard Hayton ) (Sp Grp: Britishness) Room:

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Mouton Cadet Rights) Room: Blaye Dina Kiwan (London: Birkbeck College), Ben Gidley (Oxford Fonna Forman Barzilai (University of California, San Diego) University) Becoming ‘British’? Citizenship and Integration in the UK Comparatives without transcendence: Amartya Sen's cosmopolitan Tariq Modood (University of Bristol), Varun Uberoi (Brunel moral psychology University) Consensus politics and changing Britishness Hamid Hadji Haidar (University College London ) Global Ben Wellings (Australian National University) Political resistance Protection of Life and Liberty: A Global Political Theory to European integration and the foundations of contemporary English Devyani Prabhat (New York University) The Remaking of Rights nationalism Lawyering: Defending the Basic Freedoms of Suspect 'Foreigners' Today Jesse Anne Tomalty (University of St Andrews) The Negative The election of 2008 and the Italian political system: Quo vadis? Duties Entailed by the Human Right to Subsistence. (Chair: James Newell) (Discussant: James Newell ) Room: Pouilly Donatella Campus (University of Bologna), Cristian Vaccari Deliberative Democracy and the Policy Process (Chair: Stephen Elstub) (University of Bologna) Political discussion in Italy between mass media (Discussant: Ben Richardson ) (Sp Grp: Participatory and Deliberative and ideology: Insights from the 2008 election Democracy) Room: Pouilly Caterina Paolucci (James Madison University in Florence) The Oliver Escobar (University of Edinburgh), Aleksandra Sojka Popolo della liberta': anatomy of a failure (University of Granada) The work of participation: local deliberative James Walston (American University of Rome) Berlusconi’s policy making as mediated by public engagement practitioners Permanent Legacy - the Third Republic? Nick Mahony (Open University), Clive Barnett (Open University) Segmenting the Public The public interest and EU information society policy: the role of soft Peter Moug (University of Sheffield) Institutionalising Deliberative governance. (Chair: Duncan Russel) (Discussant: Claudio Radaelli ) Democracy in Urban Waterways Governance Room: Graves Alison Harcourt (University of Exeter) Trading up? Soft governance Engaging Students? Critical Reflection on Innovations in Politics as a counter-balance to competitive deregulation in the EU. Teaching (Chair: John Craig) (Discussant: John Craig ) (Sp Grp: Maria Michalis (University of Westminster) Soft Governance Teaching and Learning in Politics) Room: Lussac Promoting Policy Coordination: the Case of Public Service Broadcasting Meriel D’Artrey (University of Chester) A theoretical mapping of Seamus Simpson (University of Salford) The potential of soft the context and process of the teaching and learning of political theory governance in the EU Information Society: lessons from the EU electronic Cristina Leston-Bandeira (University of Hull) Students’ Perceptions communications regulatory framework. of Online Teaching Stephen Thornton (Cardiff University) From Dick Crossman to The relation of politics and metaphysics in British Idealist Thought II Alistair Campbell: Teaching British politics through political diaries, (Chair: Andrew Vincent) (Discussant: David Boucher ) (Sp Grp: British memoirs and biographies Idealism) Room: Medoc Matt Hann (Durham University) Borrowing Green: To what extent GPSG Panel 5 – Politics, Emotions and the Crisis (Chair: Barry Richards) can T. H. Green on Rights Recognition usefully be exploited in (Discussant: Yannis Stavrakakis ) (Sp Grp: Greek Politics) Room: Barsac contemporary political and philosophical debate on rights? Roman Gerodimos (Bournemouth University) Extreme Emotions: Hanno Terao (Sheffield University) 'How 'liberal' was the British an analysis of the role of emotions in the discourse of Greek terrorist and new liberalism?: L.T. Hobhouse's theory of welfare rights anarchist groups Giorgos Katsambekis (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) Theoretical Perspectives I (Chair: Keith Hyams) (Discussant: Keith Populism in post-democratic times Hyams ) Room: Talbot Sappho Xenakis (Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Ilan Baron (Durham University) Political Obligation, Authority, Policy (ELIAMEP)) In the eye of the beholder: Accounting for the role of Power emotions in Greek politics Stefan Goetze (University of Oxford) The Cognitive Dimension of Hierarchy. Some Suggestions on How Cognitive Science Could Advance Managing Change in Party Politics (Chair: Danielle Miller) (Discussant: Organizational Analysis in Political Science Danielle Miller ) Room: Graves Keith Hyams (University of Exeter) Socialism Does Not Require an Marc Hooghe (University of Leuven), Sofie Marien (University of Egalitarian Ethos Leuven) The Effect of Declining Levels of Political Trust on the Governability of Liberal Democracies. Danielle Miller (University of Queensland) Party Change Theories Session 10: and their Relevance for Labour Parties: A Case Study of the Australian Labor Party, Queensland Branch Thursday 21 April Adam Newmark (Appalachian State University) The Anatomy of 09:00 - 10:30 Pork: Agencies, Distributive Policies, and Pork-Barrel Politics Parties and Elections in Multi-level States (Chair: Nicola McEwen) (Discussant: Nicola McEwen ) (Sp Grp: British and Comparative Cameron's Conservatives (Chair: Hartwig Pautz) (Discussant: Hartwig Territorial Politics) Room: Medoc Pautz ) Room: Pomerol Xabier Ezeizabarrena (University of the Basque Country) The Mark Low (-) The Intricacies of the Local Parliamentary Candidate Basque issue, political parties and the Spanish rule of law within ETA's Selection Process in the British Conservative Party: An Organisational ceasefire. Any Role for the EU? Approach Laura McAllister (University of Liverpool), Margaret Arnott Peter Lynch (University of Stirling) The Scottish Conservatives (Glasgow Caledonian University) The responses of the nationalist Under Cameron: Reform, Relevance, Revival or Redundancy? parties to devolution in Wales and Scotland: a comparative analysis Hartwig Pautz (Glasgow Caledonian University) The think tanks Political Marketing as a Discipline (Chair: Darren Lilleker) (Discussant: behind ‘Cameronism’ and the Conservative Party’s modernisation course Mark Passera ) Room: St Emilion Cosmopolitan Justice and Human Rights (Chair: Evangelia Sembou) Scott Davidson (De Montfort University) Strategic reorientation to (Discussant: Evangelia Sembou ) (Sp Grp: Global Justice and Human the new grey electorate: how political campaigners are responding top the challenge

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Ieva Dmitriþenko (University of Latvia) Sources of Political Thursday 21 April Marketing Knowledge in Latvia 13:30 - 15:00 Public Policy (Chair: Poppy Winanti) Room: Muscadet Jorg Michael Dostal (Seoul National University) The German labour market between deregulation and re-regulation: The case of minimum wage policies Age of Austerity II: Actors, Experts, Authority and Epistemology (Chair: Niclas Meyer (LSE) The Politicization of Technical Standardization: Oliver James) (Discussant: Henry Kippin ) (Sp Grp: Public Evidence from the Harmonization of European Intermodal Loading Units Administration) Room: Lalande Poppy Winanti (University of Glasgow) Great Power Coercion, Fabrizio Di Mascio (Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane, Florence, Authoritative International Institutions, or Domestic Politics? Explaining Italy), Alessandro Natalini (Parthenope University of ) Sequence Change in Developing Countries’ Intellectual Property Legislation of Crises and Modes of Change: the Case of Italy Julia Fleischer (University of Potsdam) Organising for the Roundtable: Italy in the Post-Cold War Order: Adaptation, Unpredictable? How finance ministries cope with the global financial Bipartisanship, Visibility (Chair: Maurizio Carbone) (Discussant: and economic crisis Maurizio Carbone ) (Sp Grp: Italian Politics) Room: Sauternes Michael Salvagno (Cambridge University) Economists on the '07- Paul Furlong (Cardiff University) Processes of Italian foreign policy 08 Financial Crisis: Genuine reflection; or constructing narratives to re- since 1989: how black boxes can change affirm the profession's authority? Vittorio Emanuele Parsi (Catholic University of Milan) Italy in world affairs: opportunities and responsibilities Campaigns and Leadership (Chair: Stuart Price) (Discussant: Alec Gianfranco Pasquino (University of Bologna) Italy’s Charles ) (Sp Grp: Media and Politics) Room: St Emilion exceptionalism: domestic politics and foreign policy Annika Bergstrom (University of Gothenburg) Campaigning in James Watson (American University of Rome) Italy between and social media: citizens and politicians in the Swedish 2010 election beyond Europeanism and Atlanticism Ivor Gaber (University of Bedfordshire) Election campaigning transformed The EU as a Security Actor (Chair: Theofanis Exadaktylos) (Discussant: Pekka Isotalus (University of Tampere), Merja Almonkari Theofanis Exadaktylos ) Room: St Julien (University of Tampere) Trends of political communication and political Tom Dyson (University of Surrey) Organizing for War: Defence leadership: perspectives of Finnish media and party leaders Planning and Military Adaptation in Britain and Germany Giovanni Faleg (LSE) 'Silent Engines': Epistemic Communities and Democracy and Governance (Chair: Ian O'Flynn) (Discussant: Stephen the EU Security Architecture Elstub ) (Sp Grp: Participatory and Deliberative Democracy) Room: Pomerol The European politics in the shadow of the financial crisis (Chair: James Brassett (University of Warwick), William Smith (Chinese Georges Tassiopoulos) (Discussant: Umut Korkut ) (Sp Grp: University of Hong Kong Shatin) Experimentalist governance, Comparative European Politics) Room: Fronsac deliberation and democracy: A case study of primary commodity Paul Kennedy (University of Bath) The impact of the international roundtables economic downturn on the prospects of the Spanish Socialist (PSOE) Sonia Bussu (LSE), Koen Bartels (University of Glasgow) Government Groundbreaking or illusionary change? Citizen participation in Italy Georges Tassiopoulos (University of East Paris) European politics Oliver Dowlen (-) Sortition and the state before the crisis: The 2007 parliamentary elections in France and in Graham Smith (University of Southampton), Simon Teasdale Greece (Birmingham University) Associative democracy and social economy The Politics of Victimhood (Chair: Ruth Wittlinger) (Discussant: East Asian Security (Chair: Virginie Grzelczyk) (Discussant: Virginie Patricia Hogwood ) Room: Mouton Cadet Grzelczyk ) Room: Lussac Anna Bull (University of Bath) Constructions of Victimhood in the Virginie Grzelczyk (Nottingham Trent University) Prisoners, Rogue Memoirs of Italian Former Perpetrators and Victims of Terrorism States, and Outcasts: ‘othering’ in International Politics David Clarke (University of Bath) From Welfarization to Taewan Kim (Dong-eui University) China's Dilemma between Two Heroicization: Compensating the Victims of Communism in East Koreas in the Warship Cheonan Incident Germany Michael Raska (National University Of Singapore) Predictable Brian Neve (University of Bath) The Past as Contemporary Politics: Uncertainty? China’s Rise & U.S.-ROK Security Dillemas the Hollywood Blacklist, ‘Victimhood’, and the Uses of Cold War Cultural History EPOP III: Identities, attitudes and political behaviour: patterns across Europe (Chair: Martin Steven) (Discussant: Martin Steven ) (Sp Grp: Theories and Developments in Executive Politics (Chair: Sharon Gilad) Elections, Public Opinion and Parties) Room: Talbot (Discussant: Oliver James ) (Sp Grp: Executive Politics and Robert Ford (Manchester University) Remaking the European Governance) Room: Lalande mainstream? National identity, social contact and the incorporation of Jurgen De Wispelaere (Autonomous University of Barcelona), new immigrant minorities in Western Europe Lindsay Stirton (University of Sheffield) The Basic Income Grant: James Melton (IMT Institute for Advanced Studies) Explaining Reconsidering the Administrative Factor Election to Election Turnout Decisions through the Lens of Habitual Philipp Krause (LSE/World Bank) Presidential Outlier: Spending Voting Control in Chile Pavlos Vasilopoulos (University of Athens) Between values, Martin Lodge (LSE), Salvador Parrado (UNED) What good has ideologies and cognitive heuristics: The Role of Political Sophistication in cultural theory done for the study of executive politics? Attitudes toward the Foundation of Private Universities in Greece Felicity Matthews (University of York) Governance, Governing and the Capacity of the State in Times of Crisis Executive Politics: Comparing Domain Dynamics (Chair: Kai Wegrich) (Discussant: Martin Lodge ) (Sp Grp: Executive Politics and Governance) Room: St Julien Paul Kennedy (University of Bath) From Renewal to Crisis: the Session 11: Spanish Socialist Government under Rodríguez Zapatero (2004-2011) Naonori Kodate (London: King's College) Trial and error? The

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impact of major incidents on hospital sector regulation in England and The politics of memory in united Germany twenty years after the fall Japan of the Wall: Cross-disciplinary perspectives (Chair: David Clarke) Simon Sweeney (Sheffield Hallam University) Common Security (Discussant: Stephen Welch ) (Sp Grp: German Politics) Room: Mouton and Defence Policy: Is the EU's cup half full, or half empty? Cadet Patricia Hogwood (Westminster University) The 'Ostalgia' trap? Explanations of Northern Ireland's Peace Process (Chair: Alan Greer) Ostalgia and the ambivalence of inner German relations in east (Discussant: Alan Greer ) (Sp Grp: Irish Politics Group) Room: Germany's path to 'normality' Sauternes Renate Rechtien (Bath University) From John Bew (ICSR Kings College London) Talking to Terrorists ‘Vergangenheitsbewältigung’ to ‘Living with Ghosts’: the Burden of Paul Dixon (Kingston University) Talking to Terrorists? Interpreting History in Christa Wolf’s Autobiographical Writing since Unification and Reinterpreting the Northern Ireland peace process Ruth Wittlinger (Durham University) Narrating the new nation: The Eamonn O'Kane (Wolverhampton University) The competing politics of the past in united Germany narratives of Northern Ireland’s peace process. The Westminster Parliament: Current Research (Chair: Cristina Leston- Genetics and Justice 3: Bioethics, law, and genetic information (Chair: Bandeira) (Discussant: Cristina Leston-Bandeira ) (Sp Grp: Parliaments Michele Loi) (Discussant: Michele Loi ) Room: Barsac and Legislatures) Room: Pouilly Phil Bates (Open University) Seeking Justice through Law and Christopher Carman (University of Strathclyde) Mapping All-Party Regulating the Genetic Legal Subject Groups in Westminster Sarah Chan (University of Manchester) From identical twins to Meg Russell (Constitution Unit, UCL) The Policy Impact of racial genomes: genetic information, rights and privacy Parliamentary Oversight Committees: Visible and Less Visible Factors Soren Holm (University of Manchester) The Ethical Implications of Ben Worthy (Constitution Unit, UCL) Open House? Westminster the £100,000 genome and the impact of the Freedom of Information Act Leadership (Chair: Antonella Seddone) (Discussant: Antonella Seddone Turkish Party Politics and the EU (Chair: Sabri Sayari) (Discussant: ) Room: Fronsac Umut Korkut ) (Sp Grp: Comparative European Politics) Room: Tina Burrett (Temple University, Japan Campus) Political Muscadet Leadership in a Comparative Context: A Case Study of Vladimir Putin and Fikret Adaman (Bogazici University) Corruption and Its Junichiro Koizumi Implications for Party Politics Emma Kilheeney (University of Manchester) Ministers advise, Odul Celep (Isik University), Gamze Avci (Utrecht University) The Prime Ministers decide? Conservative government policy on Northern Political Left and Political Right in Turkey Ireland, 1979 and 1980 Ahmet Icduygu (Koc University) Civil Society in Turkey and the EU Antonella Seddone (University of Cagliari), Giuliano Bobba Sabri Sayari (Sabanci University) The New Turkish Party System (University of Turin) Challenging Berlusconi’s Leadership. An analysis of internal crisis in a personalized party. Florence So (University of California, Los Angeles) Party Leadership Replacement in Advanced Democracies Session 12: Local Politics 3: Councillors as Decision-Makers and Governors: The Thursday 21 April Influence of Institutional Settings (Chair: Colin Copus) (Discussant: 15:30 - 17:00 Colin Copus ) (Sp Grp: Local Politics) Room: Graves Karin Bottom (Birmingham University) Party cartelisation, local parties and the spread of unitary authorities: recipe for a democratic Democracy in Latin America (Chair: Ana Cecilia Dinerstein) deficit? (Discussant: Ana Cecilia Dinerstein ) Room: Talbot Michèle Breuillard (Lille 2 & CNRS) One sole elected member for Ana Cecilia Dinerstein (University of Bath), Juan Pablo Ferrero two local councils: another ‘French paradox’? (University of Bath) Pushing the boundaries: Social Movements, Dave McKenna (Swansea University) Winning isn't everything? Disagreement and imagined politics. The limits of the theory of Applying Bulpitt's governing code concept to local political elites in the democracy in South America. UK Orlando Perez (Central Michigan University) Political Culture and Linze Schaap (Tilburg University) The illustrious life of councillors in Authoritarian Values in Latin America: Studying the Determinants of the decaying local representative democracy in the Netherlands Support for Coup d’états Politics and Metaphysics in British Idealist Thought (Chair: Andrew marta vignola (University of Salento) New forms of participation, Vincent) (Discussant: David Boucher ) (Sp Grp: British Idealism) Room: development and democracy in Latin America Blaye Engaging with Power (Chair: Michael Higgins) (Discussant: Alec James Connelly (University of Hull) The Contribution of Charles ) (Sp Grp: Media and Politics) Room: Libourne Metaphysics to Politics and Civilization in Collingwood Steve Ball (Oxford Brookes University) A closer look at the politics Avital Simhony (Arizona State University) The Inevitability of of open access Metaphysics Markus Rhomberg (Zeppelin University gGmbH) Mediatization and Colin Tyler (University of Hull) The Metaphysics of T.H. Green's politicization of the scientific climate debate: scientific experts as Liberal Socialism "honest brokers" for political action? Revisiting Language Based Approaches to Policy Analysis (Chair: Jon Silverman (University of Bedfordshire), Lisa Thomas Michael Farrelly) (Discussant: Michael Farrelly ) (Sp Grp: Interpretive (University of Bedfordshire) 'I feel your pain': Terrorism, the media and Political Science) Room: Medoc the politics of response Mathias Delori (University of Montreal) tba4 Scott Wright (University of East Anglia) Downing Street E- Anna Durnova (University of Vienna) How we negotiate meanings. petitions: enhancing political communication and democracy? Rethinking Interpretive Policy Analysis in the light of Pragmatic EPOP IV: The 2011 British Alternative Vote referendum: comparative Linguistics perspectives on electoral reform (Chair: Martin Steven) (Discussant: Nick Turnbull (Manchester University) The Rhetorical Nation-State Martin Steven ) (Sp Grp: Elections, Public Opinion and Parties) Room:

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Pomerol Devolution Process: Top Down vs. Bottom Up Regionalism in England – Thomas Lundberg (University of Glasgow) Be careful what you Cornwall and the North East Compared. wish for: potential problems for the ‘Yes’ side in the Alternative Vote referendum Russian Foreign Policy II (Chair: Maxine David) Room: Pouilly Louis Massicotte (Laval University) Stacking the deck: devising the Erin Baumann (University College Dublin) Organization and rules for referendums on electoral system reform in Canada Situation: Examining the role of government structure in post-Soviet Martin Steven (Glasgow University) No sense of proportion? Ukrainian and Belarusian foreign policies ‘no2av’ and the politics of electoral reform Raj Kumar Kothari (Vidyasagar University, West Bengal) Linkage Between Domestic Politics \nd Foreign Policy in Russia under Vladimir Gender (Chair: Ahmet Alis) (Discussant: Ahmet Alis ) Room: Muscadet Putin Ahmet Alis (Bogazici University) Women and Nationalism: a Critical Approach to the Kurdish Movement and Women’s Issue in The Language of Politics and the Politics of Language (Chair: Jernej Turkey, 1959-1984 Pikalo) (Discussant: Jernej Pikalo ) Room: Barsac Zerrin Ayse Ozturk (Ege University) Trafficking in Women and Lorann Downer (University of Queensland) The Brand Driven Party Children as a Human Security Issue: Situation in Turkey Sara Jordan (Hong Kong University) Does Policy Language Convergence Predict Convergence of Policy Administration? A Study of GPSG Panel 6 - The Transformation of Greek Party Politics (Chair: Language and Administration in Human Subjects of Research Review Ioannis Andreadis) (Discussant: Chrisanthos Tassis ) (Sp Grp: Greek Boards Politics) Room: Graves Huw Lewis (Aberystwyth University) Language Policy and Chrisanthos Tassis (University of the Peloponnese) Party Historical Injustice organization as a ‘test tube’: PASOK before and after the ‘debt crisis' Jernej Pikalo (University of Ljubljana) The Images of Politics Dimitris Tsarouhas (Bilkent University) A window of opportunity: through Mechanical Metaphors Greek social democracy in the crisis era Pavlos Vasilopoulos (University of Athens), Christoforos The UK Arms Sector (1997-2010) : The New Labour Effect (Chair: Vernardakis (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) The Rise and Fall of Robert Dover) (Discussant: Robert Dover ) (Sp Grp: Security and the Greek Conservative Party: Ideological Realignments and Egocentric Intelligence) Room: St Julien Economic Voting at the Dawn of the Financial Crisis Robert Dover (Loughborough University) The Evolution of the Defence Industrial Base in the UK Under New Labour. Institutionalism (Chair: Christopher Williams) (Discussant: Christopher Paul Dunne (University of West of England) The Economics of Arms Williams ) Room: Mouton Cadet Exports Under Labour Claudio Radaelli (University of Exeter), Bruno Dente (Politecnico Mark Phythian (Leicester University) The Politics of British Arms di Milano) Recasting Institutionalism. Institutional analysis and public Sales Under New Labour policy Jaemin Shim (Oxford University) Linking the New Institutionalisms: Theoretical Perspectives II (Chair: Dolores Amat) (Discussant: Dolores Reviewing and suggesting opportunities for theoretical convergence Amat ) Room: Blaye Helen Williams (University of Birmingham) Crossing the New Dolores Amat (University of Buenos Aires/University of Paris) Institutionalist divide: an empirical analysis of citizenship and Socrates and Contingency in Hannah Arendt's and Leo Strauss's Thought naturalisation policy in the UK, 2000-2010 Adam Goodwin (University of Ottawa) Biological Fatalism: The Politics of (De)Naturalizing Conflict and (De)Problematizing Interpreting the Political Economy of Triple Crisis: Economy, Cooperation Environment, Oil (Chair: Steven Griggs) (Discussant: Steven Griggs ) Svetlana Inkina (University of Toronto) Why Reforms Fail: The Role (Sp Grp: Interpretive Political Science) Room: Lalande of Ideas, Interests and Institutions Michael Farrelly (Open University) The Dilemma of Low-Carbon Sudhir Kumar (BB Ambedkar University) The minimalist theories of Economy: commercially exploitable research in the case of bio-fuels democracy: A critique Bob Jessop (Lancaster University) The Green New Deal: Competing Interpretations and Policy Implications Ngai-Ling Sum (Lancaster University) Cultural Political Economy of Crises and Green New Deal Local Government Directions in a New Age of Austerity (Chair: Ines Newman) (Discussant: Ines Newman ) Room: Sauternes Colin Copus (De Montfort University) Local Government Directions: New Models of Local Government and Democracy to meet a New Age of Austerity Joyce Liddle (University of Nottingham Trent) Local Government Directions: Collaboration & Partnerships Steve Martin (Cardiff University), James Downe (University of Cardiff) Local Government Directions: Improvement, Regulation & Austerity Regionalism (Chair: Joanie Willett) (Discussant: Joanie Willett ) Room: Lussac George Chryssafis (Ministry of the Interior, Greece) Administrative Reform of Greek First Level Local Government: A Critical Approach Based in a Case of Epirus Region Karl Dunz (American University of Paris) Bargaining over the Distribution of Seats in French Regional Elections Anna-Lena Hogenauer (University of Edinburgh) The Calculations of Regions in European Policy-Making Joanie Willett (University of Exeter) The Dark Side of the

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Academic Convenor Details

Dr Maxine David lectures in International Ownership and Participation. Publications include: ‘Feeling the Politics at the Department of Politics, Issue: Citizens’ affective reactions and leadership perceptions on University of Surrey. Her research interests policy evaluations’, Journal of Political Marketing (2010); ‘United include Foreign Policy Analysis and the Nations Scandals and Media Coverage’, Journal of Contingencies foreign policies of the EU, Russia and the and Crisis Management, (2009) with H Wurtzer; and multiple United Kingdom. She is co-editor and author chapters in Encyclopaedia of Political Science (EPS). George T. on an EU-Russia project, mapping the EU Kurian (ed), CQ Press (2010). Member States bilateral relations with Russia and analysing the impact of bilateralism on the EU. Selected chapters will be Dr Roberta Guerrina is Head of the published in a Special Issue of Journal of Contemporary European Department of Politics at the University of Studies (forthcoming June 2011) and full results should be Surrey. She is a European policy analyst with published in an edited collection in 2012. Publications include: ‘A a particular interest in European social policy, Less than Special Relationship: the UK’s Russia Experience’ in citizenship policy and gender equality A Journal of Contemporary European Studies (forthcoming June specialist in gender politics and feminist 2011); ‘Exploiting Marginality: The Case of Russia’ (2008) in N theories, she has published widely in the area Parker (ed) The Geopolitics of Europe’s Identity: Centers, of women’s human rights, work-life balance, identity politics and Boundaries and Margins, Palgrave. the idea of Europe. She is currently leading the policy analysis work package on the funded FP7 PIDOP: Dr Simon Usherwood is Senior Lecturer in Processes Influencing Democratic Ownership and Participation the Department of Politics, University of amongst traditionally marginal groups (women, youth, migrants Surrey. His main research interest is the EU, and minorities). She is also author of Mothering the Union especially the interface between European (Manchester University Press, 2005) and Europe: History, Ideas and and national politics, particularly the Ideologies (Arnold, 2002). She is a member of the women and development of popular opposition to the politics working group, and organised the PSA Women and Politics integration process, euroscepticism and the Working Group Annual Conference in 2008. penetration of national structures by the EU. He also works on the negotiation-based learning environments and the development of Department of Politics, University of Surrey open educational resources in both Politics and European Studies. The Department of Politics is a dynamic and growing department. Recent publications include The European Union, Routledge (2011); It is a thriving community of students and scholars with an ‘The Media Profile of Anti-EU Groups in the UK’, in Current Politics interest in the complex set of interactions that define global and Economics of Europe (2009); ‘Enhancing Student Immersion in politics in the 21st century. Building on the excellent reputation of Negotiation-Based Learning Environments’, in International Journal the University in the field of European studies and politics, the of Learning (2009); The European Union: A Very Short Introduction, Department is now expanding its provisions in the area of (with John Pinder) 2nd ed., Oxford University Press, Oxford (2007); International Politics. Keen to establish links with practitioners and ‘Sceptical or Simply Opposed?: Eurosceptics and the EU’s policy making communities, the new research agenda of the Constitutional Treaty’ in A. Cohen & A. Vauchez (eds.), The Department focuses on two key areas: 1. the politics of European Constitution and its Discontents: Social Processes and international intervention; 2. EU Politics. Hosting the Political Mobilisations in the Making of a New Europe, Editions de interdisciplinary Centre for Research on Nationalism, Ethnicity and l’Université de Bruxelles, Brussels, (2007). Multiculturalism (CRONEM), we have developed and contributed to a range of externally funded projects on European citizenship, Dr Tereza Capelos is a specialist in political diasporas and the politics of the media. In addition to this, we also psychology, electoral behavior, and public engage in avant-garde research on gender politics, opposition to opinion with a particular interest in American the EU, political participation, political violence, FPA and the War Politics. She holds a PhD in Political Science on Terror. and Electoral Behaviour, and her current research examines the determinants of candidate evaluations and impression formation, reputation management, political scandals and accountability, the role of affect and emotions in politics, political tolerance, political knowledge, mass media and civic competence. She has extensive experience in survey research methodology as well as applied data analysis, experimental design, and content analysis. She is currently work-package co-ordinator on an FP7 framework programme project: Processes Influencing Democratic

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Index of Names

A Batory, Agnes...... 29 C Aaronson, Mike...... 24 Baumann, Erin...... 39 Cabrera, Angel (Luis)...... 35 Adam, Christian...... 22 Bell, David...... 27 Cachet, Lex...... 32 Adaman, Fikret...... 38 Bendle, Neil...... 26 Cairney, Paul ...... 32 Aden, Hartmut...... 25 Benedetto, Giacomo ...... 31 Cameron, Sue...... 24 Aganidis, Paschalis...... 29 Bennie, Lynn...... 31 Campus, Donatella...... 36 Akkaya, Ahmet Hamdi...... 33 Bennister, Mark...... 27 Cantelli, Fabrizio...... 29 Akrivoulis, Dimitrios ...... 30 Benson, David...... 34 Capelos, Tereza...... 26 Albertazzi, Daniele...... 30 Benyon, John...... 32 Carafa, Luigi...... 21 Ali, Sundas ...... 26 Berenson, Marc...... 32 Carbone, Maurizio ...... 27, 34, 37 Alis, Ahmet ...... 39 Bergstrom, Annika ...... 37 Carkoglu, Ali ...... 28 Allen, Nicholas...... 15, 25 Bernard, Diane...... 33 Carlyle, Ruth ...... 29 Allen, Peter ...... 23, 25, 31 Bernhagen, Patrick...... 30 Carman, Christopher...... 38 Allik, Mirjam...... 21 Bew, John ...... 38 Carrera, Leandro...... 32 Almonkari, Merja ...... 37 Beyers, Jan ...... 30 Carvalho, Edzia...... 28, 31 Amat, Dolores ...... 39 Bezes, Philippe...... 23 Casey, Terrence ...... 34 Andreadis, Ioannis ...... 31, 35, 39 Bilsland, James...... 28 Celep, Odul...... 38 Angell, Kim ...... 28 Birch, Sarah...... 15 Cepernich, Christopher...... 30 Angier, Tom...... 34 Birks, Jen ...... 29, 32, 34 Cesoni, Maria-Luisa...... 25 Anstead, Nick...... 25, 35 Bjarnegard, Elin...... 31 Chadjipadelis, Theodore ...... 31, 35 Arató, Krisztina ...... 32 Blanco, Pablo A...... 30 Chadwick, Andrew...... 29 Armitage, Faith ...... 29 Blau, Adrian...... 28 Chan, Sarah ...... 38 Arnott, Margaret ...... 36 Bobba, Giuliano ...... 38 Chandler, Jim ...... 32 Artens, Johannes...... 27 Boersch-Supan, Johanna...... 30 Chapman, Chris...... 32 Arvind, T.T...... 25 Bognar, Greg ...... 34 Chappell, Louise ...... 31 Aspinall, Edward ...... 33 Bonney, Norman...... 15 Charles, Alec ...... 29, 32, 37, 38 Atkinson, Hugh ...... 32 Botterill, Linda...... 33 Chatratichart, Waraporn...... 35 Aughey, Arthur...... 26 Bottom, Karin...... 25, 33, 34, 38 Cheesman, Harry...... 33 Avci, Gamze...... 38 Boucher, David...... 31, 36, 38 Chelotti, Nicola ...... 27 Aylott, Nicholas...... 27 Boyne, George...... 31 Childs, Sarah ...... 29 Azgin, Bilge ...... 21 Brace, Laura...... 23 Chitty, Andrew...... 29 Bradbury, Jonathan...... 27, 32 Cho, Hae Lim...... 27 Brassett, James ...... 37 Christopoulos, Dimitrios...... 28 B Braun-Poppelaars, Calesta ...... 30 Chrona, Stavroula...... 31 Bacon, Michael...... 35 Breen-Smyth, Marie...... 24 Chryssafis, George...... 39 Bailey, David...... 34 Breford, Lisa...... 21 Chytilek, Roman...... 31 Bajpai, Rochana ...... 34 Bresler-Gonen, Rotem...... 30, 32 Ciambra, Andrea...... 21 Ball, Steve...... 38 Breuillard, Michèle...... 38 Cinalli, Manlio...... 25 Ball, Stuart...... 26 Briggs, Victoria ...... 21 Clark, Alistair...... 31 Ballomenos, Kostas...... 25 Broesamle, Klaus...... 25 Clarke, David ...... 37, 38 Banducci, Susan...... 35 Brown, Archie...... 24 Clifford, Ben ...... 32 Bara, Judith...... 25 Brown, Katherine ...... 27 Coelho, Denilson...... 15 Barabantseva, Elena...... 33 Brown, Scott AW...... 21 Colarusso, John ...... 26 Barnes, Bill ...... 27 Buehler, Michael...... 32 Cole, Alistair...... 30, 31, 33, 34 Barnett, Clive...... 36 Bulamacioglu, Natali...... 21 Collard, Sue...... 31 Baron, Ilan...... 36 Bull, Anna ...... 37 Connaughton, Bernadette...... 29 Bartels, Koen...... 37 Burns, Anthony...... 30, 34 Connelly, James...... 34, 38 Bartle, John...... 33 Burrett, Tina...... 38 Cooke, Phil...... 28 Bashir, Hassan...... 15, 25 Bussu, Sonia...... 25, 37 Cooley, Laurence...... 25 Bates, David ...... 27 Buth, Vanessa...... 30 Copus, Colin...... 28, 30, 32, 33, 38, 39 Bates, Phil ...... 34, 38 Cordell, Karl...... 25 Bates, Stephen ...... 34 Cotterill, Sarah ...... 28

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Cowley, Phil...... 24 E Garnham, Lisa ...... 21 Cowling, Mark ...... 29 Eder, Mine ...... 28 Gebhard, Carmen ...... 32 Craig, John ...... 25, 27, 36 Elias de Oliveira, Vanessa...... 33 Gentile, Francesca ...... 15 Craigie, Allan ...... 27 Elkins, Zachary...... 30 Gerodimos, Roman...... 26, 36 Curtis, Steven ...... 25 Ellison, Graham...... 32 Gervais, Julie ...... 35 Elodie, Valette...... 15 Giannaki, Dora ...... 29 D Elstub, Stephen...... 25, 34, 36, 37 Gidley, Ben...... 36 D’Artrey, Meriel ...... 36 Erlingsson, Gissur Ó...... 33 Gilad, Sharon...... 23, 37 Dale, Iain...... 26 Escobar, Oliver...... 35, 36 Gillespie, Marie ...... 35 Dannreuther, Charles ...... 33 Escribano, Gonzalo...... 21 Ginsburg, Tom...... 32 Dardanelli, Paolo ...... 25 Eslen-Ziya, Hande...... 23, 27, 31 Giovannini, Arianna...... 25 Dare, Kunle ...... 21 Ethemer, Enver...... 33 Gjoni, Roland ...... 27 Dasgupta, Anindita...... 28 Evans, Elizabeth...... 25, 29 Goes, Eunice...... 25 Daskalovski, Zhidas...... 35 Evans, Jocelyn...... 30 Goetze, Stefan...... 36 Daugbjerg, Carsten ...... 33 Evans, Paul ...... 24 Gonzalez-Bailon, Sandra...... 28 David, Maxine...... 23, 29, 39 Exadaktylos, Theofanis...... 29, 37 Goodwin, Adam...... 39 Davidson, Scott...... 25, 30, 35, 36 Eymeri-Douzans, Jean-Michel...... 31, 33 Goodwin, Barbara...... 23 de Souza Farias, Rogerio...... 28 Ezeizabarrena, Xabier ...... 36 Greenwood, Ian...... 34 De Wispelaere, Jurgen...... 25, 28, 37 Greer, Alan...... 38 Debus, Marc ...... 32 F Greer, Ian...... 34 Degirmenci, Nigar...... 30 Faleg, Giovanni ...... 37 Gregg, Benjamin ...... 29 Delori, Mathias...... 38 Farooq, Sadaf...... 35 Griffin, Martyn...... 21 Demertzis, Nicolas ...... 26 Farrelly, Michael...... 26, 38, 39 Griggs, Steven...... 26, 39 Denham, John ...... 26 Fawcett, Paul...... 33 Grimshaw, Lucy...... 26 Dente, Bruno...... 39 Feeney, Oliver ...... 29, 34 Grix, Jonathan ...... 33 Deyermond, Ruth ...... 30 Feigenbaum, Anna...... 26 Grube, Dennis...... 27 Di Mascio, Fabrizio...... 37 Feklyunina, Valentina...... 30 Grzelczyk, Virginie...... 37 Dimova, Gergana ...... 30 Ferrero, Juan Pablo ...... 38 Gunson, Darryl...... 34 Dimova-Cookson, Maria ...... 31 Ferry, Martin ...... 26 Guzzetta, Giovanni...... 29 Dinerstein, Ana Cecilia...... 38 Finlayson, Alan ...... 30 Dixon, Paul...... 38 Fishenden, Jerry...... 28 H č Dmitri enko, Ieva...... 37 Fleischer, Julia...... 29, 35, 37 Haegel, Florence...... 30 Dodds, Anneliese...... 31 Ford, Lucy...... 32 Haidar, Hamid Hadji...... 36 Dommett, Katharine ...... 27 Ford, Robert...... 37 Hale, Sarah ...... 27 Domorenok, Ekaterina...... 32 Forlenza, Rosario ...... 28 Halpin, Darren...... 33 Donmez, Pinar...... 31 Forman Barzilai, Fonna ...... 36 Hann, Matt...... 36 Dorey, Peter...... 26 Foster, Emma...... 33 Harcourt, Alison...... 36 Dossi, Samuele...... 26 Foster, Kathryn...... 27 Harmer, Emily...... 23, 31 Dostal, Jorg Michael...... 37 Fraser, Ian...... 30 Harris, Clodagh...... 28 Dover, Robert...... 39 Frenzel, Fabian...... 26 Haukkala, Hiski...... 23, 29 Dowlen, Oliver...... 37 Friederichsen, Jakob Rupert...... 33 Hayton, Richard...... 26, 34, 35 Downe, James ...... 39 Fuchs, Susan...... 22 Hazell, Robert...... 33 Downer, Lorann ...... 39 Funk, Lothar ...... 30 Healy, Aisling ...... 35 Drake, Helen ...... 32, 33, 34 Furlong, Paul ...... 37 Heath, Oliver...... 28 Dryburgh, Lynne...... 27 Heffernan, Richard ...... 27 Dubin, Kenneth...... 35 G Hellmann, Olli...... 27 Dunleavy, Patrick...... 27, 28, 32 Gaber, Ivor ...... 37 Helmersen, Ole...... 34 Dunne, Paul...... 39 Gaffney, John...... 27 Heppell, Tim...... 27 Dunz, Karl...... 39 Gaines, Natalie Susan...... 32 Herman, Lisa...... 15 Durán, Martín...... 22 Gains, Francesca ...... 25, 31 Heyman, Bob...... 29 Durnova, Anna...... 38 Gann, Rose...... 25 Heyward, Jennifer Clare...... 28, 33 Durose, Catherine...... 30 Garcia, Maria...... 33 Hickson, Kevin...... 26 Dyson, Tom...... 37 Garnett, Mark...... 26 Higgins, Michael...... 32, 38 Hobolth, Mogens ...... 26

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Hogan, John ...... 28 Kilheeney, Emma ...... 38 Lyon, Aisling ...... 28 Hogenauer, Anna-Lena ...... 39 Kim, Dong-il...... 33 Hogwood, Patricia...... 37, 38 Kim, Hyojin...... 30, 34 M Holm, Soren...... 38 Kim, Ji Hyun...... 27 MacGregor, Sherilyn ...... 35 Holzer, Jan...... 30 Kim, Min Ju...... 34 Machin, Dean J...... 35 Hooghe, Marc...... 36 Kim, Taewan ...... 37 Mackay, Fiona...... 31 Hough, Dan...... 32 Kippin, Henry ...... 34, 37 Madden, Adrian...... 15 Hrabanski, Marie ...... 15 Kirby-Harris, Peter...... 21, 22 Magnier, Annick...... 30, 34 Hu, Bo-Yen...... 33 Kisby, Ben...... 35 Mahony, Nick...... 25, 36 Hu, Wei...... 31 Kitson, Michael ...... 32 Malley, Rosa ...... 29 Hughes, Alan...... 32 Kiwan, Dina ...... 36 Maloney, William ...... 30 Hyams, Keith ...... 36 Knight, Kelvin...... 34 Manwaring, Rob ...... 26 Koc-Michalska, Karolina...... 35 Marchi, Ludovica ...... 27 I Kodate, Naonori...... 29, 31, 37 Margetts, Helen...... 28 Icduygu, Ahmet ...... 38 Kongkirati, Projak...... 28 Marien, Sofie...... 36 Iliadou, Theologia...... 35 Korkut, Umut...... 23, 26, 27, 28, 31, 37, 38 Marijan, Kacung...... 30 Inkina, Svetlana...... 39 Kothari, Raj Kumar ...... 39 Marinetto, Mike...... 30 Isotalus, Pekka...... 37 Kotzaivazoglou, Iordanis...... 26 Markedonov, Sergey ...... 26 Iyer, Sundeep...... 15 Krause, Philipp ...... 23, 37 Markham, Tim...... 32, 34 Kuhrt, Natasha...... 30 Marliere, Philippe...... 33, 34 J Kumar, Priya...... 21 Martin, James...... 30 Jagri, Francis Ayaja ...... 30 Kumar, Sudhir...... 39 Martin, Steve ...... 39 James, Oliver...... 25, 28, 31, 37 Massey, Andrew...... 34 Jeffares, Stephen ...... 26 L Massicotte, Louis ...... 39 Jenco, Leigh ...... 34 Ladrech, Robert...... 34 Matthews, Felicity ...... 23, 35, 37 Jennings, Will...... 23, 35 Lalancette, Mirielle...... 32 Matveeva, Anna...... 26 Jensen, Mike...... 35 Lam, Wai-man...... 34 Mayer Schoenberger, Viktor ...... 28 Jessop, Bob ...... 39 Lamb, Robert ...... 23 Mayer, Nonna...... 30 Jin, Shuai ...... 15, 29 Lanaia, Andrea...... 22 Mazzoleni, Oscar ...... 30, 32 John, Peter ...... 28 Larkin, Phil ...... 31, 33 McAllister, Laura ...... 33, 36 Johnson, Alan...... 29 Lee, Jo-Ying...... 34 McAnulla, Stuart ...... 33 Johnston, Lauren...... 15, 25 Lee, Seung Hyok...... 21 McAuley, James ...... 34 Johnston, Ron...... 29 Legg, Joanna...... 23, 26 McCambridge, John ...... 35 Jones, Catherine ...... 21 Leith, Murray...... 34 McDonnell, Duncan ...... 30 Jordan, Sara ...... 39 Lemarier-Saulnier, Catherine ...... 32 McEwen, Nicola...... 27, 32, 36 Leston-Bandeira, Cristina...... 31, 36, 38 McGarry, Aidan ...... 27 K Lewis, Huw ...... 39 McGarry, John ...... 33 Kahana, Ephraim ...... 32 Liddle, Joyce...... 39 McKenna, Dave...... 38 Kalaycioglu, Ersin ...... 28 Lilleker, Darren ...... 25, 35, 36 McLean, Iain...... 24 Kang, Su-Jeong ...... 15 Lindsey, David...... 27 McMaster, Irene...... 26 Karlsson, Rasmus...... 33, 35 Liston, Vanessa...... 28 Medina, Iván Iborra...... 32 Karsten, Niels...... 32 Lluch, Jaime ...... 27, 33 Melton, James...... 32, 37 Karyotis, Georgios ...... 35 Loane, Geoff...... 24 Mendonca, Ricardo Fabrino...... 28 Katsambekis, Giorgos...... 36 Lobo-Guerrero, Andrea...... 22 Meyer, Niclas...... 37 Kaufman, Stuart...... 32, 33 Lodge, Martin ...... 23, 31, 37 Meyer-Sahling, Jan ...... 29 Kay, Adrian...... 33 Loi, Michele...... 29, 38 Michalis, Maria...... 36 Keen, Justin...... 28 Long, Katy...... 26 Miles, Lee...... 27 Kelly, Josie...... 33 Lovenduski, Joni...... 29 Miley, Thomas J...... 35 Kennedy, Paul ...... 37 Low, Mark...... 36 Milic, Thomas ...... 15 Kenny, Meryl...... 31 Lowe, Will...... 29 Millard, Frances ...... 23, 26 Kenny, Mike...... 26 Lowndes, Vivien...... 31 Miller, Danielle ...... 36 Kerr, Peter...... 33 Lundberg, Thomas ...... 39 Milner, Henry ...... 15, 26 Kettell, Steven...... 33 Lynch, Kevin ...... 28 Modood, Tariq...... 36 Kiernan, Annabel ...... 27 Lynch, Peter...... 36 Monaghan, Elizabeth...... 27

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Index of Names

Montes-Sylvan, Artemisa ...... 34 Parminter, Baroness...... 24 Renwick, Alan...... 28, 29 Moon, David...... 27 Parrado, Salvador...... 23, 37 Resodihardjo, Sandra...... 25 Moore, Margaret ...... 28 Parsi, Vittorio Emanuele...... 37 Reynaert, Herwig...... 25, 28 Morazzani, Barbara...... 21 Pasquino, Gianfranco ...... 25, 29, 37 Rhodes, Rod...... 30, 31 Morphet, Janice ...... 29, 30, 32 Passera, Mark...... 26, 30, 35, 36 Rhomberg, Markus...... 38 Moseley, Alice ...... 28, 34 Patterson, Henry...... 32 Riambau-Armet, Guillem ...... 27 Moug, Peter...... 36 Pattie, Charles ...... 29 Richards, Barry...... 26, 36 Mueller, Sean...... 33 Pautz, Hartwig ...... 36 Richardson, Ben...... 36 Müller, Jochen...... 27, 32 Pavlovic, Dusan...... 35 Robertson, Adrian ...... 35 Murray, Rainbow...... 23, 26, 31, 34 Payero, Lucia...... 21 Rodt, Annemarie Peen...... 25, 32 Myant, Martin ...... 26 Pedersen, Frands ...... 26, 29 Roman, Urszula...... 26 Mycock, Andrew...... 26, 34, 35 Pemberton, Simon ...... 30 Rottger, Ulrike ...... 34 Peng, Huei-En...... 33 Russel, Duncan...... 29, 34, 36 N Peng, Norman...... 33 Russell, Meg ...... 38 Nag, Eva-Maria ...... 34 Penner, James...... 23 Ryan, Matt ...... 34 Natalini, Alessandro...... 37 Perez, Orlando...... 38 Neve, Brian...... 37 Perrotta, Louise...... 24 S Nevola, Gaspare...... 29 Persico, Simon...... 27 Sagramoso, Domitilla...... 28 Newell, James ...... 25, 27, 28, 29, 30, 36 Persson, Mikael ...... 34 Sakwa, Richard...... 26 Newman, Ines ...... 39 Peter, Mateja...... 34 Salter, John ...... 23 Newmark, Adam ...... 36 Petrik, Jaroslav...... 30 Salvagno, Michael...... 37 Nizak, Peter ...... 32 Pettitt, Robin...... 25 Samaras, Athanassios N...... 25 Nolan, David...... 34 Phatharathananunth, Somchai ...... 28 San Martín González, Enrique ...... 21 Nordlund, Carie ...... 15 Phythian, Mark...... 39 Sargisson, Lucy...... 23 Norton of Louth, Philip ...... 26 Pierson, Chris...... 23 Sarmiento-Mirwaldt, Katja ...... 26 Novaro, Marcos ...... 28 Pikalo, Jernej...... 39 Sarquis, Alessandra ...... 25, 32 Piskunova, Natalia...... 32 Savage, Lee ...... 32 O Plakoyiannaki, Emmanuella...... 32 Savigny, Heather...... 35 O’Brien, Dave...... 26 Plescia, Carolina...... 21 Savkova, Lyubka...... 31 O’Connor, Maureen ...... 26 Pogrebinschi, Thamy...... 33 Saward, Michael ...... 30 O’Dochartaigh, Niall ...... 25 Polo-Martin, Gonzalo...... 29 Sayan, Pinar...... 21 O’Flynn, Ian ...... 25, 37 Popescu, Marina...... 23, 26 Sayari, Sabri...... 38 Ogando, Ana Carolina...... 33 Posner, Paul ...... 35 Schaap, Linze...... 28, 33, 38 Oguz, Gonul...... 21 Prabhat, Devyani...... 36 Schillemans, Thomas...... 27 Öhrvall, Richard...... 33 Prasirtsuk, Kitti...... 28 Schlicht, Raphaela ...... 34 O’Kane, Eamonn ...... 29, 32, 38 Preusse, Joachim ...... 34 Schvartzman, Yonatan ...... 33 Okunade, Adebayo...... 35 Price, Stuart...... 32, 34, 37 Schweitzer, Eva Johanna...... 35 O’Leary, Chris...... 22 Punzi, Corrado...... 21 Scrollini, Fabrizio...... 21 Olislagers, Ellen...... 28 Pwayidi, David Atedewe...... 35 Scully, Roger...... 30 Oliver, Thomas...... 33 Scuzzarello, Sarah ...... 28 O’Loughlin, Ben...... 35 Q Sebastian, Sofia ...... 28 Olssen, Mark...... 33 Quinn, Brid...... 27, 29 Seddone, Antonella...... 38 O’Neill, Martin...... 23 Quinn, Tom...... 25 Sembou, Evangelia ...... 36 Ong, Elvin...... 31 Sénac-Slawinski, Réjane ...... 23, 26 Oppermann, Kai ...... 30 R Shaw, Johnny...... 29, 33 Ormrod, Robert...... 35 Rabrenovic, Alexandra...... 29 Shevchenko, Anastasiya ...... 26 Ostrowski, Wojciech...... 30 Radaelli, Claudio ...... 36, 39 Shi, Huangao...... 31 Ozturk, Zerrin Ayse ...... 39 Ramesh, M...... 29 Shields, Jim ...... 30 Ramgotra, Manjeet ...... 34 Shim, Jaemin...... 21, 39 P Raska, Michael...... 37 Shirlow, Peter...... 32 Palermo, Vicente ...... 35 Ratti, Luca...... 27 Silverman, Jon ...... 38 Paolucci, Caterina ...... 36 Rechtien, Renate ...... 38 Simhony, Avital ...... 38 Papaioannou, Theo ...... 29, 34 Redgrave, Kim...... 34 Simpson, Seamus...... 36 Parker, Jenneth...... 32 Reinholde, Iveta...... 35 Singh, Hari ...... 31

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Sitter, Nick...... 31 Tsarouhas, Dimitris ...... 35, 39 Wittlinger, Ruth ...... 37, 38 Sloam, James...... 35 Turnbull, Nick...... 30, 38 Wolff, Stefan...... 27 Sloan, Luke...... 33 Tyler, Colin...... 23, 38 Wong, James...... 34 Smith, Graham...... 34, 37 Worthy, Ben...... 38 Smith, Nadine ...... 24 U Wright, Scott ...... 38 Smith, Paul...... 34 Uberoi, Varun...... 36 Smith, William...... 34, 37 Ulrichsen, Tomas...... 32 X So, Florence...... 38 Ungari, Andrea ...... 28 Xenakis, Sappho...... 36 Sobolewska, Maria...... 26, 28 Usul, Ali Resul...... 15, 30 Soborski, Rafal...... 32 Y Sojka, Aleksandra ...... 36 V Yanai, Yuki ...... 35 Solorio, Israel ...... 22 Vaccari, Cristian...... 36 Yang, Jae-jin ...... 27 Spirova, Maria...... 35 Valbruzzi, Marco ...... 25 Yesilkagit, Kutsal...... 23, 31, 35 Staniek, Magdalena...... 21 Vallès, Derek William...... 21 Yihan, Xiong...... 31 Staronova, Katarina...... 29 van Eijk, Carola...... 25 Young, Ben...... 33 Startin, Nick...... 32, 33 Vargas-Hernández, José ...... 30 Yu, Hsiao-Yun...... 33 Stavrakakis, Yannis...... 26, 29, 36 Vasilopoulos, Pavlos ...... 37, 39 Steff, Reuben...... 32 Vázquez, Rafael ...... 32 Z Stegmann McCallion, Malin...... 26, 27 Verhelst, Tom...... 25 Zapater, Esther...... 21 Steven, Martin...... 25, 31, 37, 38, 39 Vernardakis, Christoforos...... 39 Zaras, Faidon...... 31 Stirton, Lindsay ...... 25, 37 Vian, Cassian...... 29 Zein Br Siregar, Wahidah...... 30 Strmiska, Maxmilián...... 31 Vidal, Maria Fernanda...... 27 Zubek, Radoslaw...... 29 Sullivan, Helen...... 26, 29 vignola, marta...... 38 Zuo, Yana...... 31 Sum, Ngai-Ling ...... 39 Vincent, Andrew...... 31, 36, 38 Sumita, Benita...... 25 Voltolini, Benedetta...... 29 Sutherland, Claire ...... 33 Voronkova, Anastasia...... 21, 22 Svendsen, Adam ...... 25 Sweeney, Simon...... 38 W Wade, Ros ...... 32 T Wadia, Khursheed...... 32 Tabarelli, Marco...... 26 Wallis, Joanne...... 33 Taggart, Paul...... 30, 31 Walston, James...... 36 Taleski, Dane ...... 35 Walton, Andrew...... 35 Tangsupvattana, Ake...... 28 Wang, Linyuan...... 31 Tao, Yu...... 21, 22, 29 Wang, Liqin ...... 21 Tassiopoulos, Georges...... 37 Ware, Robert Bruce...... 26 Tassis, Chrisanthos...... 39 Warleigh-Lack, Alex...... 26, 27 Teasdale, Simon ...... 34, 37 Watson, James...... 37 Terao, Hanno ...... 36 Waylen, Georgina...... 31 Thiem, Alrik...... 22, 35 Wegrich, Kai...... 29, 31, 37 Thomas, Lisa ...... 38 Wei, Jia ...... 21 Thomassen, Bjorn...... 28 Welch, Stephen...... 30, 38 Thompson, Louise...... 21 Wellings, Ben...... 36 Thornton, Stephen...... 25, 36 White, Anne ...... 27 Tillin, Louise...... 34 White, Stephen...... 30 Tinkler, Jane...... 28 Whiting, Matthew...... 32 Tobin, David ...... 33 Willett, Joanie ...... 39 Toke, David...... 33 Williams, Christopher...... 21, 39 Töller, Annette...... 34 Williams, Helen...... 21, 39 Tomalty, Jesse Anne...... 36 Wilson, Alex...... 30 Tomlinson, Luke...... 33 Wilson, Graham ...... 34 Tonge, Jonathan...... 34, 35 Winanti, Poppy...... 37 Tonkiss, Katie...... 28 Wingfield, Melvin...... 33 Touri, Maria ...... 29 Winters, Kristi ...... 15, 23, 26, 31

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