General Information

Registration

At Check-in/Registration, attendees pick up their programs and name badges. All congress attendees MUST wear name badges at all times while attending the Congress.

Registration is located in Pavilion 15 of the Poznań Congress Center (PCC-15). Registration hours are:

Saturday, July 23:

15:00-18:00

Sunday, July 24:

08:00-20:00

Monday, July 25:

08:00-17:30

Tuesday, July 26:

08:30-17:30

Wednesday, July 27:

08:30-17:30

Thursday, July 28:

08:30-18:30

Certificates of Participation

Only participants who have attended their panel and fulfilled all their roles and obligations will receive a certificate of attendance. Paper presenters, panel chairs and panel discussants will be able to pick up their certificates in person at the registration area after their panel has taken place.

Note that participants cannot pick up certificates on behalf of another individual, or prior to their scheduled panel.

Program

Panel Schedule

Panels begin Sunday, July 24 at 13:30 and end on Friday, July 28 at 17:15. Panels will take place at two separate venues. All panels, with the exception of the Polish LOC04 Sessions will take place at the Poznań Congress Center (PCC), located at ul. Głogowska 14; 60-734 Poznań (Pavilions 7, 14 and 15).

The Polish LOC04 Sessions and the Polish Cultural Evening will take place on Tuesday, July 26, at the Faculty of Political Science and Journalism of Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań – Morasko Campus (AMU-Morasko), located at Umultowska st. 89a 61-614 Poznań.

Panel times are as follows:

Panel Sessions (A):

09:00-10:45

Plenary Session (B):

11:00-12:30

Panel Sessions (C):

13:30-15:15

Panel Sessions (D):

15:30-17:15

Panel Sessions (E):

17:30-19:15

Mobile Program App

You can access daily panel and events schedules and other useful information on the IPSA WC2016 mobile app.

To get the app on your mobile device, visit https://guidebook.com/g/ipsawc2016/ or use your barcode app & scan code to access the site.

Tap the “download” button to get the free Guidebook app.

Open Guidebook and look for the guide IPSA / AISP WC2016 or use your barcode app & scan code to access the site.

Presentation Equipment

Each presentation room will be equipped with a computer, a screen and a projector. Wi-Fi Internet connection will also be available.

Internet Options

WiFi Internet is available in all panel rooms. Select the strongest network available: mtp-1 or mtp-2. The password to connect to the PCC and AMU-Morasko WiFi is LatonaTargach.

Getting Around and Exploring Poznań – Useful Links

The Poznań Convention Bureau produced a website poznan.travel/en/c/ipsa2016 dedicated to the participants of 24th IPSA World Congress of Political Science. The website offers information about the city, traveling to and around Poznań, as well as ideas for leisure, relaxation and touristic and gastronomic discovery of the city.

Poznań City Card

The Convention Bureau also offers a 10% discount on the Poznań City Card to IPSA Congress participants. This is the best and least expensive way to get to know Poznań and the surroundings. The Tourist Card offers discounts to Museums, tourist attractions, recreational activities and restaurants and can be purchased with or without Public Transportation.

A 10% discount will be available for participants of the IPSA World Congress when presenting their badge or invitation letter (available in your MyCongress profile).

Poznań City Card prices are listed below:

With public transport

Without public transport

1 day

35 zł

30 zł

2 day

49 zł

35 zł

3 day

59 zł

45 zł

For more information on the Poznań City Card, you may visit http://poznan.travel/en/c/poznanska-karta-turystyczna

To purchase the discounted Poznań City Card, WC participants may visit:

•City Information Centre:
Arkadia (ul. Ratajczaka 44)
Poznań-Ławica Airport (ul. Bukowska 285)
Poznań Główny Main Railway Station (ul. Dworcowa 2)

•Tourist Information Centre: Main Square (Stary Rynek 59)

•Selected Hotels:
IBB Andresia Hotel
Mercure Poznań Centrum
Novotel Poznań Centrum
Puro Hotel Poznań
Sheraton Poznań Hotel

•Malta Thermal Baths (ul. Termalna 1)

•National Museum (Al. Marcinkowskiego 9)

Getting around

Urban Transport Company in Poznań (routes, schedules, ticket prices, etc.): http://www.ztm.poznan.pl/?locale=en_US

Mobile application for getting around Poznań by public transport: http://poznan.jakdojade.pl/?locale=en

Mobile payment application (transport tickets, taxi, etc.): http://info.mpay.pl/eng/

Taxi

IPSA recommends using one of the three following taxi companies:

•Euro Taxi

•RMI Taxi

•M1 Taxi

The average taxi fare from the Central Train Station (Poznań Glowny) / Poznań Congress Center (PCC) to most hotels is zł 15-25 (€ 3.50-5.50).

The average taxi fare from the Poznań tawica Airport to the Poznań Congress Center (PCC) or to most hotels is is zł 30-50 (€ 7.00-12.00).

Getting to the AMU-Morasko Campus

You can access the AMU-Morasko Campus by taking the tram from one of the following stations:

•Most Teatralny (Tram Station): tram lines 12 - 14- 15- 16

•Dworzec Zachodni (Tram Station): tram lines 12 - 14

•Bałtyk (Tram Station): tram line 15

Get off at Osiedle Sobieskego (terminal station)

Words of Welcome

In the modern world, where the network of mutual dependencies is thickening, social and political processes are resonating more widely, their range is expanding and scale is growing. Conducting analyses in political science outside the international context is becoming unfeasible. In order to fully comprehend global processes, cooperation across state borders and international exchange of ideas are indispensable. This is the role of the World Congresses of Political Science.

For the first time since the 1979 World Congress in Moscow, IPSA will hold its Congress in an East European state. I am proud that outstanding political scientists from all over the world have selected Poznań as the venue of their sessions. This is a great distinction for Poznań as a city and an academic center, which is among the best in Poland and – I am convinced – is becoming increasingly important in Europe.

The main theme of the Congress shows that modern political science is keeping its eye on the ball, watching social transformations and global processes. Politics in the modern world are actually the “politics in the world of inequality.” You are going to analyze issues that are essential for global order.

Inequalities are mounting around the world today. They are growing in many dimensions. Societies are stratifying inside their nation-states. This is accompanied by widening gaps between countries. Differences in the development of different areas of the globe are distinctly observable.

At the same time, the citizens of different countries around the world are increasingly demanding that their rights be recognized and political representation ensured. Social movements that emphasize their identity are growing in strength. Inequality cannot be brought down to the distribution of goods. The need for recognition and acceptance is assuming a political dimension the way it has never done before.

Inequalities pose one of the most serious challenges to the international order, and their outcomes are unimaginable. The complex matter of both their causes and effects calls for international consideration. I am glad that the World Congress of Political Science will encourage debates on this crucial issue.

I am convinced that the circle of such outstanding scholars will be able to answer at least some of the questions posed by modern political science and, equally importantly, to ask new ones.

I wish you fruitful and inspiring sessions. I believe that your stay in Poznań will allow you to establish valuable international academic relations and result in numerous joint research projects. I hope that the Congress will allow political science to take a few steps forward.

Jarosław Gowin,
Vice-President of the Council of Ministers,
Minister of Science and Higher Education

I would like to extend a warm welcome to all those participating in the 24th World Congress of Political Science. It gives me great joy and gratitude to receive you in the city of Poznań to host such an important event and it is a great honour for us to have so many outstanding representatives of the world of science simultaneously staying in our city for several days.

Poznań, a metropolis in the western part of Poland, is one of the most important academic, scientific and cultural centres in the country. We are an open and hospitable city. We host some of the greatest international trade fairs in this part of Europe, and Poznań itself is associated with entrepreneurship and business. We are a city that conducts dialogue with its inhabitants, so that we can hear them out and build a better future on the basis of their opinions.

The contemporary world gives us an abundance of topics to discuss. Many of the problems are global, therefore, in order to cope with the challenges we face, we need to unite and start speaking with one voice. When should we discuss such various topics, if not during the Congress, which is not only an opportunity for representatives of various political sciences to meet, but also an opportunity to hear and confront views from all over the world?

I would like to congratulate and thank the organisers of the event, who made a great effort to ensure the highest standard of the World Congress of Political Science. I wish you all fruitful debates, many valuable conclusions and a great time in Poznań.

Jacek Jaśkowiak
Mayor of the City of Poznań

Welcome to the 24th World Congress of the International Political Science Association (IPSA) in Poznań, Poland. The theme of this year’s World Congress is “Politics in a World of Inequality.”

Inequality on our globe presents challenges to political scientists. While efforts have been made to reduce inequality in our societies, its presence is still being felt in various aspects on our globe, as it persists between nations as well as within them, including the advanced democracies. Political scientists face the challenging yet necessary responsibility to conduct research on inequality, which is why I am extremely enthused by the scholarly debates that will take place during the various panels or sessions of the World Congress.

The Executive Committee (EC) of IPSA had initially decided to hold the 24th World Congress in Istanbul, Turkey, chosen as the venue six years ago. Since then, the Local Organization Committee (LOC) in Istanbul as well as the Turkish Political Science Association (TPSA) had been working hard to prepare for the World Congress. However, recent tragic events forced us to reconsider and, after much deliberation and consultation, IPSA’s Executive Committee reached the difficult decision to relocate the venue of the 24th World Congress to Poznań, Poland for security reasons. As President of IPSA, I felt it is my obligation to ensure the safety of all IPSA participants. With great appreciation for their efforts, we asked the Turkish LOC and the TPSA to understand the reasons for our decision. It remains IPSA’s firm hope that we can hold a future World Congress in Istanbul.

Although the decision to relocate was painful and disappointing for all involved, particularly for our Turkish colleagues, we are at the same time very proud to present the World Congress here in Poznań. The IPSA Secretariat in Montréal worked diligently to organize a thorough bidding process to determine a new venue for the 24th World Congress, and Poznań’s candidacy proved to be outstanding, with the enthusiastic support of the Polish Political Science Association, which set up a new LOC to help organize this World Congress, under the leadership of Roman Bäcker and Teresa Sasinska-Klas.

Holding the IPSA World Congress in Poland also has a special symbolic meaning, as Poland is situated at the crossroads between East and West, thus carrying forward IPSA’s goal to open up to the non-Western world. We congratulate the efforts and enthusiasm of the Polish Political Science Association to maintain this goal.

Political scientists from all over the world will contribute to debates around the theme of inequality at the 24th World Congress. IPSA thereby hopes to foster a global conversation that advances our knowledge and understanding of these issues. We are pleased to have you among us.

We owe a debt of gratitude to those who made this World Congress possible. The IPSA Program Committee – and Program Co-Chairs Dianne Pinderhughes and Marian Sawer – did an excellent job of organizing this event. Thanks also to the Polish Political Science Association, and the entire LOC for their remarkable efforts. IPSA Secretary-General Guy Lachapelle and Executive Director Andrea Cestaro also deserve our heartfelt thanks for their continued work. The members of the IPSA Secretariat worked extremely hard to make this event a success: Yannick Saint-Germain, Roksolana Bobyk, Mathieu St-Laurent, Claude Berlinguette, Haluk Dag, Desiree Hostettler, Jessica Tavares, Eric Grève, and Fernand Thériault. Without their dedication, this World Congress would not have been possible.

As President of IPSA, and on behalf of all those who have worked to make this event exciting and enriching, I thank you for joining us, and wish you a most satisfying World Congress!

Welcome to the 24th World Congress of Political Science, taking place in the historic city of Poznań. Poznań is a university town, with around a quarter of its population being students. Its impressive Congress Centre was the site of the 2008 UN Climate Change Conference.

We are pleased to have worked on this 24th Congress, and to have shepherded it from its initially scheduled location in Istanbul, to its present site, where it will be the largest IPSA Congress ever held, with the exception of the Madrid congress in 2012.

We developed the Congress theme, ‘Politics in a World of Inequality’ in consultation with the Program Committee, Executive Committee and Local Organising Committee. The aim was to refocus attention on the distributional issues summarised by Harold Lasswell as ‘Who gets what, when, how’. Participants from all over the world have responded enthusiastically to the challenge of showing how the different subfields of political science can help us understand the causes and consequences of inequality and how political inequality can be addressed.

We had an overwhelming response to our call for panels and papers, receiving 1372 panel and 6844 paper proposals in all. Reviewing all these proposals was a mammoth task for our Main Theme and Research Committee chairs. There are many exciting panels dealing with a wide range of inequalities in both global and local contexts as well as the strengths and weaknesses of political science as a discipline in recognising and addressing such inequalities. Our first plenary speaker, Richard Wilkinson, will launch the theme of the Congress with an inspiring address on inequality as ‘the enemy between us’.

In February 2016 the IPSA Executive made the decision to relocate the 24th World Congress, due to security concerns in Istanbul. This was a very hard decision, given all the work already undertaken by our Turkish colleagues in preparing for the Congress. It required a new bid process, leading to the choice on 23 March of Poznań as the new location for the Congress. This relocation only a few months before the Congress meant a huge amount of additional work for the IPSA Secretariat and for session chairs, as well as the creation of a new Polish Local Organising Committee headed by Roman Bäcker and Tadeusz Wallas and an accelerated call for papers. Our Polish colleagues put their hearts and souls into making the Congress a magnet for political science in the region as well as shining light on political developments in Central and Eastern Europe.

The leaders of IPSA’s Congress team were Yannick Saint-Germain (Event Project Manager) and Roksolana Bobyk (World Congress and Event Coordinator). Haluk Dag, Jessica Tavares and Désirée Hostettler also served in a variety of roles as World Congress Assistants. Thanks to their enormous dedication and professionalism this unprecedented Congress relocation took place almost without a hitch.

If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, please contact either one of us before, during or after the World Congress. Your input and comments concerning previous Congresses were highly appreciated as they helped us to lay the groundwork for this meeting in Poznań. We hope this year’s event meets, and even exceeds your expectations.

Dianne Pinderhughes and Marian Sawer
Program Chairs

Who would have said, six months ago, that Poland would play host to the 24th World Congress of Political Science? The unfortunate events that transpired in Turkey obliged us, on a daily basis, to reassess what would be the best place to ensure the security of participants while offering them an environment conducive to true scientific exchange. We can only thank the members of the Polish Political Science Association, who agreed to rise to the challenge of hosting the event in such a short time frame. I also hasten to thank the Turkish Political Science Association for their commitment to making the 24th World Congress a memorable event. Since Moscow in 1979, this is the second time IPSA stages a congress event in Eastern Europe, and we’re very pleased to mark our return and to pursue our mission to promote the advancement of political science in all parts of the world, by establishing scientific networks connecting East and West, and North and South.

The World Congress of Political Science in Poznań will welcome some 3,000 political scientists from more than 99 countries. These participants are destined to become the new tercüman during this week-long event. Their first order of business will be to better understand our rapidly changing world and above all explore the new forms of inequity emerging in the early blush of the 21st century. In order to do so, the “new” political scientist must be a sociologist, anthropologist, mathematician and diplomat at one and the same time. Multidisciplinary is the watchword, therefore.

As far back as the New France period, many young French people went to live among aboriginal peoples in order to better understand their language and customs. The French who integrated into aboriginal cultures were referred to as “truchements” (intermediaries) or interpreters.¹ Such is the challenge that lies before us today as political scientists, that of fostering a dialogue between researchers from the four corners of the world so that we can better interpret the myriad changes occurring within our societies.

The choice of the university city of Poznań was first and foremost the result of a stated desire on the part of the Polish Political Science Association to receive our community of researchers. For our association, this invitation also provided an opportunity to speak directly to our colleagues from Eastern Europe with the objective of developing new research projects and achieving a better understanding of all the changes taking place within Polish and European political life.

Today, being an internationalist is certainly less perilous than it was during the time of the Crusades, the road travelled less daunting thanks to that metal steed that allows us to span the world’s oceans more rapidly. But it is always in a spirit of a quest and from a perspective of sharing the fruits of our research that we gather today in Poland. My wish is that Poznań 2016 will serve as an opportune moment for reflection on the future of our discipline as well as till the soil for productive new collaborations.

Enjoy the Congress!

Guy Lachapelle, Secretary General of IPSA

Ladies and Gentlemen,

It is a great pleasure to welcome all the participants of the 24th World Congress of Political Science to Poznań, a city that is unique in terms of history, economy, tourism, as well as academia. There are over a dozen higher education institutions in Poznań, including eight in the public sector. Every fifth inhabitant of our city is a student. With over 40,000 students, Adam Mickiewicz University is the oldest and biggest university, and one of its liveliest centers is the Faculty of Political Science and Journalism on behalf of which I would like to welcome you as its Dean. I am honored to host you as the co-chair of the Local Organizing Committee and co-organizer of the Local Sessions.

The main theme for this year’s Congress is the highly important and topical issue of inequality in the modern world. Inequalities are among the reasons for numerous global, regional and local phenomena and processes whose outcomes affect big and small social groups, as well as each of us individually. Uneven distribution of income and access to a variety of goods raises concerns about the future, and may fuel the development of extremist political movements. If they gain in importance, the old threats to different dimensions of security may be exacerbated and new threats may emerge. Therefore, I believe that the subject of our Congress is extremely well chosen, and I am convinced that in the course of its sessions we will be able to demonstrate old and new sources of inequalities, assess their strength and examine their nature and specificity. Another important task will concern the attempt to determine the political science forecasts of development that will occur in the circumstances of persistent and even increasing divergences in the world, and in individual states.

It is my profound conviction that the Congress’ extensive agenda, including the Main Theme Sessions, Congress Sessions, Special Sessions and Research Committee Sessions, representing all the sub-disciplines of political science, as well as the Local Sessions will address the expectations of all attendees and guests. While preparing the Congress, the Local Committee has done its best to meet the highest standards with regards to on-site conditions so that Congress participants can share and present the results of their research.

I wish fruitful proceedings to everybody involved in academic reflection on these matters, and I hope that the Congress will not only provide the opportunity to present and discuss research results, but that it will also become a place where new, international acquaintances will be made, facilitating cooperation among researchers from all over the world.

I would also like to take this opportunity to invite you to visit the Faculty of Political Science and Journalism, located on the Morasko Campus, one of the most modern academic campuses in Poland. It will be a great pleasure for us to host you during the Local Sessions and the evening event.

I wish everybody successful sessions, a pleasant stay in Poznań and a rewarding participation in the Congress.

Prof. Tadeusz Wallas
Local Organizing Committee (LOC) Co-chair

Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and Journalism
Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań
First Vice President of the Polish Political Science Association

I have a dream of inviting the most prominent political scientists in the world to Poland for a World Congress. Dreams do come true, and it sometimes happens unexpectedly. A few years ago, nobody would have imagined that the sharply reduced level of security in the world and the region, and political unpredictability; including the limited extent of academic freedom, would be so immense that it would be necessary to relocate the 24th World Congress from Istanbul to Poznań.

I am tremendously grateful to our friends from the Turkish Political Science Association for the many years of hard work put into the preparation of the 24th World Congress. We are proud that we can benefit from their experience and continue their work.

Although the Congress’ theme deals with the growing inequalities in the political world, debates will surely transcend that topic. Since February 2014, the strength of the bifurcation vector of the international order intensifies. The rapid rise of social processes contributes to the increasing levels of instability in political systems. In many countries, the protest parties with populist programs have risen to power and received above-average electoral support. One of the possible grounds of the research is to treat these processes as external expressions of tensions between the processes of corporate globalization and self-isolationism of counter-acculturation national communities. There are plenty of examples of these types of fields of research and new intellectual challenges which accompany them.

Undoubtedly, it is also necessary to rethink our social role – as researchers and analysts of social reality – if it runs counter to the world of politics. We lack the comfort of physicists whose research subjects are not subjective. Therefore, as it is necessary to follow the general principles of treating politicians the same way as criminologists treat criminals, and biologists white mice, it is also necessary to rethink and propose in what situations political scientists and the whole political science environment should also take political roles.

The research work is based on a never-ending pursuit of the truth. The above examples of problems, like many others, cannot be fully resolved during the 24th World Congress in Poznań. However, it is essential to constantly ask questions and seek more relevant answers. I am sure that this 24th IPSA World Congress in Poznań will play an important part in this endless history of studying the political world.

I wish you the best of luck in the debates and endless discussions on the important topics related to the world of politics.

Roman Bäcker
Local Organizing Committee (LOC) Co-chair

President of the Polish Political Science Association

About IPSA

The International Political Science Association (IPSA) was founded in Paris in 1949 under the aegis of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) to promote the development of political science throughout the world. As an international scholarly association, IPSA has a mission to:

•support the development of political science in all parts of the world, building academic networks linking East and West, North and South;

•create an inclusive and global political science community by ensuring a balanced representation along the lines of region, gender and experience in all of its activities;

•promote collaboration between scholars in emerging and established democracies and to support the academic freedoms needed for the social sciences to flourish;

•ensure that political scientists are strongly positioned to make a valuable contribution to the quality of public deliberation and decision-making and to our understanding of an increasingly interconnected political world;

•support the role of political science in empowering men and women to participate more effectively in political life.

Institutional Relationships

IPSA is a member of the International Social Science Council (ISSC) and of the Global Development Network (GDN) and has a consultative status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations (ECOSOC) and with UNESCO. It is also affiliated with the United Nations Department of Public Information - Non Governmental Organizations (DPI/NGO) and the Organisation internationale de la Francophonie (OIF). IPSA also supports the development the Réseau des associations francophones de science politique.

IPSA’s main activities

Research

IPSA has 49 active research committees covering all facets of political science. Starting with one in 1970, IPSA Research Committees are now a vast worldwide research network where all interested individuals are welcome to contribute. Research committees frequently publish their work and organize their own conferences. They each present a minimum of two panels at IPSA World Congresses, but in most cases many more. Joint panels between two or more RCs are strongly encouraged.

Publications

•International Political Science Review (IPSR)

•International Political Science Abstracts

•World Political Science (WPS)

•International Encyclopedia of Political Science

•IPSA Portal

•Participation (IPSA’s bulletin)

•Monthly e- newsletter

•Ad hoc publications and research

•IPSA MOOCs

Events

•Biennial World Congresses of Political Science

•Summer Schools

•International symposiums and conferences

www.ipsa.org

IPSA’s website is a key resource, offering information about political science conferences worldwide, job postings, news from national associations, calls for awards, and more.

Find out more about IPSA and become a member at www.ipsa.org.

IPSA Executive Committee

Aiji Tanaka,
Japan (President)

Helen V. Milner,
USA (Past President)

Dianne Pinderhughes,
USA (First Vice-President North America)

Linda Cardinal,
Canada (Vice-President Central and South America)

Terrell Carver,
United Kingdom (Vice-President Europe)

Hatem M’Rad,
Tunisia (Vice-President Maghreb and Middle East)

Leonardo Avritzer,
Brazil (Member)

Roman Bäcker,
Poland (Member)

Daniel Buquet,
Uruguay (Member)

Jørgen Elklit,
Denmark (Member)

Carlo Guarnieri,
Italy (Member)

Dirk Kotze,
South Africa (Member)

Rieko Kage,
Japan (Member)

Marianne Kneuer,
Germany (Member)

Chan Wook Park,
South Korea (Member)

Romain Pasquier,
France (Member)

Füsun Türkmen,
Turkey (Member)

Fernando Vallespin,
Spain (Member)

Dirk Berg-Schlosser,
Germany (Summer School Coordinator)

Christ’l De Landtsheer,
Belgium (Research Committees’ Liaison Representative)

Serge Hurtig,
France (Editor, International Political Science Abstracts)

Paul Godt,
France (Editor, International Political Science Abstracts)

Mark Kesselman,
USA (Editor, International Political Science Review)

Marian Sawer,
Australia (Editor, International Political Science Review)

Mauro Calise,
Italy (Editor, IPSA Online Portal)

Mikhail Ilyin,
Russia (Co-Editor, World Political Science)

Vladimíra Dvořáková,
Czech Republic (Co-Editor, World Political Science)

IPSA Program Committee

Dianne Pinderhughes
(Chair)

Marian Sawer
(Chair)

Leonardo Avritzer
(Member)

Roman Bäcker
(Member)

Rieko Kage
(Member)

Füsun Türkmen
(Member)

Local Organizing Committee

Konstanty Adam Wojtaszczyk,
University of Warsaw

Paweł Antkowiak,
Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań

Roman Bäcker,
Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń

Tomasz Brańka,
Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań

Marceli Burdelski,
University of Gdańsk

Tadeusz Dmochowski,
University of Gdańsk

Krzysztof Duda,
Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań

Radosław Fiedler,
Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań

Artur Filipowicz,
Collegium Bobolanum in Warsaw

Grzegorz Janusz,
Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin

Agnieszka Kasińska-Metryka,
Jan Kochanowski University in Kielce

Robert Kmieciak,
Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań

Magdalena Musiał-Karg,
Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań

Krzysztof Pałecki,
Jagiellonian University in Kraków

Dorota Piontek,
Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań

Teresa Sasińska-Klas,
Jagiellonian University in Kraków

Andrzej Stelmach,
Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań

Alicja Stȩpień-Kuczyńska,
University of Łódź

Stanisław Sulowski,
University of Warsaw

Adam Szymaniak,
Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań

Tadeusz Wallas,
Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań

Arkadiusz Żukowski,
University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn

IPSA Secretariat Staff

From left to right, sitting: Yannick Saint-Germain, Andrea Cestaro, Guy Lachapelle and Jessica Tavares
Standing: Haluk Dag, Roksolana Bobyk, Fernand Thériault, Claude Berlinguette, Eric Grève, Désiree Hostettler and Mathieu St-Laurent

Secretary General
Guy Lachapelle

Executive Director
Andrea Cestaro

Event Project Manager
Yannick Saint-Germain

World Congress and Event Coordinator
Roksolana Bobyk

World Congress Financing, Communication and Logistics Assistant
Haluk Dag

World Congress and Events Assistant
Jessica Tavares

World Congress and Events Assistant
Desirée Hostettler

Membership Services & External Relations Manager
Mathieu St-Laurent

IT Project Manager
Eric Grève

Managing Editor and Scientific Writer
Claude Berlinguette

Accountant
Fernand Thériault

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Congress Venues Map

Poznań Congress Center (PCC) Plans

AMU-Morasko Campus Plan

Exhibitors

Booth or Table #

Organization

2

American Political Science Association (APSA)

1

Barbara Budrich Publishers

9

Cambridge University Press

15

Council of Europe

4

International Public Policy Association (IPPA)

3

International IDEA

18

International Political Science Association (IPSA)

6

International Association for Political Science Students (IAPSS)

8

IPSA 2018 Brisbane | Australia

12

Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies

10

Peter Lang Publishing Group

5

Provalis Research

11

Rowman & Littlefield International

16

SAGE Publishing

17

Springer

13 & 14

Routledge

19

VERBI Software GmbH

7

Wiley

Awards

Karl Deutsch Award

The purpose of the Karl Deutsch Award is to honour a prominent scholar engaged in the cross-disciplinary research of which Karl Deutsch was a master. The recipient presents the Karl Deutsch lecture or leads a special session at the IPSA World Congress of Political Science. The award is made on the recommendation of the Committee on Awards. It is supported by the Karl Deutsch fund.

Recipient
Rein Taagepera

Professor Taagepera is Professor Emeritus at Tartu University, in Estonia. He was a candidate for President of Estonia (1992) and was a founding chair of a new Estonian party (2001-02).

Prof. Taagepera will give a prize lecture, titled “Science walks on two legs, but social sciences try to hop on one” on Wednesday, July 27 from 13:30 to 15:15.

Prize of the Foundation Mattei Dogan awarded by the International Political Science Association for High Achievement in Political Science

The Prize of the Foundation Mattei Dogan awarded by the International Political Science Association for High Achievement in Political Science is offered to a scholar of high international reputation in recognition of his/her contribution to the advancement of political science.

Recipient
Theda Skocpol

Professor Skocpol is the Victor S. Thomas Professor of Government and Sociology at Harvard University. She served as President of the Social Science History Association and as President of the American Political Science Association.

Juan Linz Prize

The purpose of the Juan Linz Prize is to honour a prominent scholar engaged in the Decentralization, Multinational and Multiethnic Integration and Federalism Comparative Research of which Juan Linz was a master. The award is made on the recommendation of the Committee on Awards. It is supported by the Juan Linz fund.

Recipient
Fritz Scharpf

Professor Scharpf is a German professor and Emeritus Director of the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies.

Stein Rokkan Travel Grant Award

The purpose of the Stein Rokkan fellowships is to assist a small number of graduate students to attend the World Congress by covering their basic travel and accommodation costs. The awards are made on the recommendation of the Committee on Awards, and they are supported by the Stein Rokkan fund.

Recipients
Joan Barceló

Joan Barceló is a PhD student at Washington University in St. Louis. His research focuses on public opinion, comparative political behavior and political psychology. He was recently awarded with the Antoinette Dames Prize for Outstanding Graduate-Level Paper from the Washington University, and published in Social Science Quarterly, Nations and Nationalism.

Özge Uluskaradag

Özge Uluskaradag is a Phd candidate in the department of Political Science at Concordia University, Montreal, QC Canada. Over the years she has received numerous scholarships including Concordia University Faculty of Arts and Science Fellowship, Concordia University School of Graduate Studies Fellowship and Concordia International Full Tuition Remission Award.

Global South Award

Established to recognize the work done by a scholar from the Global South, and whose scholarly contribution is focused on the relevant countries/ regions/ themes. This award also recognizes cumulative body of work.

Recipient
Erica Gorbak

Professor Gorbak teaches numerous classes in Constitutional and Administrative Law and Human Rights at the University of Buenos Aires and the Open Inter American University.

Prof Gorbak will give a prize lecture, titled “The costs of corruption in Latin America. Why Latin American countries cannot rise?” on Tuesday, July 26 from 13:30 to 15:15.

Meisel-Laponce Award

The Meisel-Laponce Award was created by the International Political Science Review (IPSR) to honor John Meisel and Jean Laponce, the first two editors of IPSR. The prize is awarded by IPSA and SAGE Publications at every second World Congress of Political Science for the best article published in IPSR in the previous four years.

Recipients

Lingling Qi and Doh Shull Chin “How mass political attitudes affect democratization: Exploring the facilitating role critical democrats play in the process”, International Political Science Review/Revue internationale de science politique, 32:3 (June 2011), p. 245-62.

Lingling Qi holds a Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of Missouri-Columbia (2010), and is currently associate professor at the School of Government, Nanjing University, China.

Doh Chull Shin is Jack W. Peltason Scholar in Residence at the Center for the Study of Democracy at the University of California, Irvine.

The award will be given to the recipients at an award ceremony followed by a reception hosted by Sage on Tuesday 26 July, 17:30-19:30.

APSA-IPSA Theodore J Lowi First Book Award

The Lowi Award recognizes the author of a first book in any field of political science that exemplifies qualities of broad ambition, high originality, and intellectual daring, showing promise of having a substantive impact on the overall discipline, regardless of method, specific focus of inquiry or approach to subject.

Recipient

Jennifer C. Rubenstein

Wilma Rule Award: IPSA Award for the Best Research on Gender and Politics

The Wilma Rule Award was designed to encourage research in the area of gender and politics and was launched at the congress in Québec City in 2000. It is given to the best paper on gender and politics, more specifically dealing with issues relating to women’s participation and representation in politics and society, especially the identification of entry barriers to decision making arenas.

The recipient will be announced on-site.

Schedule Overview

Saturday, July 23 (Pre-congress day)

09:00-17:00

Research Methods Courses (AMU-Morasko)

09:00-17:00

Pre-Congress Workshops (AMU-Morasko)

09:00-17:00

EC Meeting – Mercure Hotel

15:00-18:00

Pre-Registration (PCC-15)

15:00-18:00

Exhibitor Set Up

Sunday, July 24 (Day 1)

08:00-20:00

Registration

08:00-10:30

Exhibitor Set Up

10:00-12:00

Poznań Classic (Old Town) – Walking Tour

10:30-18:00

Exhibition Open (PCC-15)

11:00-12:30

Plenary: “Inequality: The Enemy Between Us” – Richard Wilkinson

13:30-15:15

Special Session: “Roundtable: The Future of Political Science: IPSA Past Presidents Look Over the Evolution of our Discipline”

13:30-15:15

Panel Sessions (C)

15:30-17:15

Panel Sessions (D)

17:30-19:15

Panel Sessions (E)

19:30

Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception

Monday, July 25 (Day 2)

08:00-17:30

Registration / Certificate of Attendance Pick up (PCC-15)

09:00-17:30

Exhibition Open (PCC-15)

09:00-10:45

Panel Sessions (A)

11:00-12:30

Plenary: “Legitimacy of the Political System: System Support from a Comparative Perspective” – President’s Plenary

13:30-15:15

Award Session: Juan Linz Award Lecture – Brendan O’Leary

13:30-15:15

Panel Sessions (C)

13:30-17:15

Council Meeting

14:00-16:00

Imperial District in Poznań – Walking Tour

15:30-17:15

Special Session: “Roundtable: The IPSA-APSA Summer School Experience – Prospects for Cooperation”

15:30-17:15

Special Session: 2016 World Social Science Report – “Challenging Inequalities: Pathways to a Just World”

15:30-17:15

Panel Sessions (D)

17:30-19:15

Panel Sessions (E)

17:30

World Values Survey Association - Welcoming Reception

Tuesday, July 26 (Day 3)

08:30-17:30

Registration / Certificate of Attendance Pick up (PCC-15)

09:00-17:30

Exhibition Open (PCC-15)

09:00-10:45

Panel Sessions (A)

09:00-12:00

Council Meeting: Election of President

10:00-12:00

Poznań Classic (Old Town) – Walking Tour

11:00-12:30

Plenary: Inequality in the 21st Century: A Problem for Politics – Joseph E Stiglitz (Video): Responses by Phil Cerny, John Gaventa, Helen Milner, Lourdes Sola

13:30-15:15

Award Session: Global South Award Lecture – Erica Gorbak

13:30-15:15

Special Session: “Roundtable: The 30 Years of ‘Transition from Authoritarian Rule’”

13:30-15:15

Panel Sessions (C)

15:30-17:15

Special Session: “Politics as a Science (With Apologies to Max Weber)”

15:30-17:15

Meeting of Presidents and Secretaries of National Associations

15:30-17:15

Panel Sessions (D)

17:30-19:15

Panel Sessions (E)

17:30-18:30

Award Session: Meisel-Laponce Award Ceremony – Lingling Qi & Doh Chull Shin

18:30-19:30

SAGE Reception

19:30

Polish Evening hosted by Adam Mickiewicz University (AMU-Morasko)

Wednesday, July 27 (Day 4)

08:30-17:30

Registration / Certificate of Attendance Pick up (PCC-15)

09:00-17:30

Exhibition Open (PCC-15)

09:00-10:45

Panel Sessions (A)

11:00-12:30

Plenary: “When Democracy Fails Twice: Can Losers Accept the Victors as Legitimate” – Peter Anyang’ Nyong’o

13:30-15:15

Award Session: Karl Deutsch Award Lecture - Rein Taagepera

13:30-15:15

Special Session: “Roundtable: IPSA MOOCs: A New Frontier for Online Education”

13:30-15:15

Special Session: “The Community of Political Science in Russia: 60 Years of Development (1955-2015)”

13:30-15:15

Panel Sessions (C)

14:00-16:00

The Origins of Poland (Ostrów Tumski – Cathedral Island) – Walking Tour

15:30-17:15

Special Session: “RC 14 After 40 Years: What We Know (and Still Do Not Know) About Ethnicity and Politics”

15:30-17:15

Panel Sessions (D)

17:15-20:15

Meeting of the Advisory Committee on Research (Election of the RC Liaison Representative)

17:30-19:15

Panel Sessions (E)

19:30

Piano Concert by GRAMMY® Winning pianist Angelin Chang: Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of RC18

Thursday, July 28 (Day 5)

08:30-18:00

Registration / Certificate of Attendance Pick up (PCC-15)

09:00-17:00

Exhibition Open (PCC-15)

09:00-10:45

Panel Sessions (A)

09:00-12:00

Council Meeting: Election of Executive Committee

11:00-12:30

Plenary: “Confusion in the Debate About Inequality” – Leszek Balcerowicz

13:30-15:15

Special Session: “Hyperpolitics, Political Science and Concept Formation”

13:30-15:15

Special Session: Roundtable: Academic Freedom – Prospects and Limits

13:30-15:15

Panel Sessions (C)

15:30-17:15

Special Session: «Transition et dialogue national en Tunisie»

15:30-17:15

Panel Sessions (D)

17:00-20:00

Exhibition Tear Down

17:30

Closing Ceremony and Reception

Friday, July 29

09:00-17:00

New EC Meeting – Sheraton Hotel

REVUE FRANÇAISE DE SCIENCE POLITIQUE

The journal of the Fondation nationale des sciences politiques and the Association française de science politique

AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH

The Revue française de science politique constitutes a primary scholarly reference point in political science, both in France and across the world. It publishes original research articles in all areas of the discipline, as well as critical readings, review articles, short book reviews, and survey articles on specific topics which synthesise existing scholarship.

More than one hundred English full-text articles of the Revue française de science politique are available on Cairn-International and Jstor.

«Thanks to this excellent English edition, the RFSP is giving non-French speakers a wonderful opportunity to get acquainted with more of one of the most dynamic and original political science traditions in the world. With this exciting new journal, colleagues around the world can expect some greatly innovative and insightful pieces in every issue for years to come,» Michael Bruter, Reader in Political Science and European Politics: Department of Government, London School of Economics and Political Science.

«This is an historic moment for the RFSP. The new English language edition provides an unprecedented entrée to political scientists across the globe into French Political Science and the study of French Politics and in doing so, contributes to an ever-increasing and crucial dialog between political scientists on both sides of the Atlantic,» Amy G. Mazur, Professor in the Department of Political Science at Washington State University.

Program at a Glance / Sunday, July 24

Room

13:30

15:30

17:30

PCC-7 / 1.A

RC30.16

RC40.01

RC14.34

PCC-7 / 1.B

RC27.17

RC27.12

RC15.08

PCC-7 / 1.C

RC45.01

RC24.08

PCC-7 / 1.D

RC29.01

RC02.01

RC23.04

PCC-7 / 1.E

RC05.07

RC15.07

RC30.10

PCC-7 / 1.F

RC17.14

RC27.06

RC22.10

PCC-7 / 1.G

RC50.15

RC14.09

RC17.15

PCC-7 / 1.H

RC13.09

RC02.06

PCC-7 / 1.I

RC06.13

RC24.03

RC30.36

PCC-7 / 1.J

RC21.09

RC09.11

RC18.22

PCC-14 / 2.2

CS03.39

CS05.33

CS02.39

PCC-14 / 2.3

CS05.08

CS07.07

CS01.69

PCC-14 / 2.4

CS04.26

CS05.34

CS01.60

PCC-14 / 2.5

CS06.02

CS04.49

CS01.11

PCC-14 / 3.1

CS04.27

PCC-14 / 3.2

RC18.08

CS01.44

CS01.01

PCC-14 / 3.3

CS06.17

PCC-14 / 3.5

PCC-14 / 3.A

CS07.21

PCC-14 / 3.B

CS07.28

PCC-14 / 3.C

PCC-15 / 0.A

RC30.02

RC51.19

RC42.03

PCC-15 / 0.B

RC28.15

RC26.01

RC28.08

PCC-15 / 1.1

RC03.16

CS04.46

RC17.09

PCC-15 / 1.2

RC10.07

RC22.03

PCC-15 / 1.5

IAPSS.03

IAPSS.08

RC13.14

PCC-15 / 1.7

IDEA.01

RC19.21

RC05.02

PCC-15 / 1.8

RC05.16

RC13.17

RC32.26

PCC-15 / 1.9

RC23.16

RC17.05

RC33.07

PCC-15 / 1.B

MT03.01

MT07.05

RC02.12

PCC-15 / 1.C

CS01.54

MT05.02

J-RC01/19.01

PCC-15 / 1.D

MT05.01

CS06.20

RC14.06

PCC-15 / 1.F-1.G

SS.01

PCC-15 / 108

CS06.09

CS01.14

CS03.10

PCC-15 / 109

CS07.02

CS07.37

CS05.11

PCC-15 / 2.1

CS04.35

CS02.16

RC10.02

PCC-15 / 2.2

RC32.02

RC17.08

RC19.14

PCC-15 / 2.3

CS01.41

RC07.10

RC27.05

PCC-15 / 2.4

CS04.81

CS03.05

CS05.30

PCC-15 / 2.5

CS06.23

CS03.22

CS04.45

PCC-15 / 3.1

RC02.10

RC30.01

RC25.02

PCC-15 / 3.2

RC30.23

RC06.02

RC19.02

PCC-15 / 3.3

RC44.03

RC30.35

RC02.11

AMU-Morasko / 125

AMU-Morasko / 126

AMU-Morasko / 127

AMU-Morasko / 128

AMU-Morasko / 133

AMU-Morasko / 134

Program at a Glance / Monday, July 25

Room

09:00

13:30

15:30

17:30

PCC-7 / 1.A

LOC02.09

RC51.16

RC28.06

RC31.07

PCC-7 / 1.B

RC28.16

RC15.01

RC02.07

RC18.21

PCC-7 / 1.C

J-RC02/08.02

RC40.04

RC24.10

RC32.21

PCC-7 / 1.D

RC10.08

RC36.05

RC08.06

RC32.13

PCC-7 / 1.E

RC32.12

RC02.14

RC09.10

RC17.06

PCC-7 / 1.F

RC03.10

RC42.07

RC06.17

RC19.10

PCC-7 / 1.G

RC23.12

RC24.09

RC27.14

RC32.01

PCC-7 / 1.H

RC23.08

RC37.06

RC27.16

RC43.12

PCC-7 / 1.I

RC19.05

RC14.28

RC30.18

RC30.30

PCC-7 / 1.J

RC17.02

RC18.23

RC34.04

RC51.18

PCC-14 / 2.2

CS01.22

RC28.03

J-RC02/23.03

CS05.01

PCC-14 / 2.3

CS06.22

CS05.27

CS04.64

CS04.58

PCC-14 / 2.4

CS03.36

CS06.16

CS01.07

CS05.14

PCC-14 / 2.5

CS03.21

CS01.45

CS01.06

CS01.19

PCC-14 / 3.1

CS05.17

RC51.17

CS02.61

CS07.33

PCC-14 / 3.2

CS05.21

CS02.58

RC28.01

CS03.28

PCC-14 / 3.3

RC01.04

CS03.25

CS01.18

PCC-14 / 3.5

PCC-14 / 3.A

CS02.18

CS03.40

CS04.69

CS02.56

PCC-14 / 3.B

CS04.07

CS02.54

PCC-14 / 3.C

PCC-15 / 0.A

RC22.05

RC27.07

RC31.11

RC42.10

PCC-15 / 0.B

RC50.09

RC14.20

RC14.37

RC22.13

PCC-15 / 1.1

RC32.10

RC20.09

RC10.01

PCC-15 / 1.2

RC06.11

RC29.05

RC50.07

PCC-15 / 1.5

CS05.06

RC13.03

PCC-15 / 1.7

IAPSS.02

RC50.11

RC26.06

RC34.07

PCC-15 / 1.8

RC21.05

RC26.04

RC32.08

RC06.06

PCC-15 / 1.9

RC05.14

RC10.13

RC03.18

PCC-15 / 1.B

RC18.20

MT07.06

RC10.15

RC20.05

PCC-15 / 1.C

RC19.25

MT01.01

PCC-15 / 1.D

RC13.10

MT02.01

MT02.06

RC27.09

PCC-15 / 1.F-1.G

SS.02

PCC-15 / 108

RC33.02

CS04.52

CS06.08

RC28.04

PCC-15 / 109

RC23.13

CS05.36

CS07.27

RC25.12

PCC-15 / 2.1

RC13.18

CS01.53

J-RC05/19.05

RC14.30

PCC-15 / 2.2

RC51.05

CS02.01

RC13.27

RC05.03

PCC-15 / 2.3

RC27.13

RC03.08

RC06.21

RC23.27

PCC-15 / 2.4

RC13.08

CS04.04

RC22.11

RC18.01

PCC-15 / 2.5

RC27.03

CS07.26

CS02.44

RC19.11

PCC-15 / 3.1

RC34.03

RC09.01

RC50.10

J-RC02/23.04

PCC-15 / 3.2

RC32.22

RC14.22

SS.11

RC30.28

PCC-15 / 3.3

RC19.04

RC51.01

RC23.19

RC08.04

AMU-Morasko / 125

AMU-Morasko / 126

AMU-Morasko / 127

AMU-Morasko / 128

AMU-Morasko / 133

AMU-Morasko / 134

Program at a Glance / Tuesday, July 26

Room

09:00

13:30

15:30

17:30

PCC-7 / 1.A

RC23.10

RC22.08

RC19.24

RC13.19

PCC-7 / 1.B

RC23.14

RC18.02

ECPR.02

LOC02.07

PCC-7 / 1.C

RC27.02

RC38.01

RC13.05

RC27.04

PCC-7 / 1.D

RC08.02

RC13.04

RC12.01

RC47.01

PCC-7 / 1.E

RC50.02

RC36.11

RC27.18

RC13.15

PCC-7 / 1.F

RC26.03

RC22.07

RC21.04

RC23.03

PCC-7 / 1.G

RC05.05

RC30.22

RC43.11

RC31.04

PCC-7 / 1.H

RC30.29

RC14.35

RC50.03

RC19.12

PCC-7 / 1.I

RC38.03

RC23.15

RC19.18

RC11.01

PCC-7 / 1.J

RC13.07

RC02.09

RC38.02

RC32.09

PCC-14 / 2.2

CS04.65

CS05.20

CS07.30

RC16.04

PCC-14 / 2.3

RC18.06

CS04.68

CS03.06

CS04.59

PCC-14 / 2.4

CS06.25

CS01.65

RC42.01

CS01.51

PCC-14 / 2.5

CS05.31

CS04.38

CS01.62

CS05.35

PCC-14 / 3.1

RC29.02

CS03.31

CS02.13

PCC-14 / 3.2

CS05.22

CS01.17

CS07.19

CS02.49

PCC-14 / 3.3

CS01.02

CS07.04

CS01.21

CS07.11

PCC-14 / 3.5

CS02.06

PCC-14 / 3.A

CS04.43

CS04.29

CS06.07

PCC-14 / 3.B

RC13.16

CS04.16

RC07.05

CS03.38

PCC-14 / 3.C

PCC-15 / 0.A

RC43.13

MT03.02

RC18.15

PCC-15 / 0.B

RC19.22

RC19.23

RC18.09

RC35.02

PCC-15 / 1.1

RC28.09

RC37.02

RC08.03

RC34.01

PCC-15 / 1.2

RC07.04

LOC04.15

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC29.03

PCC-15 / 1.7

RC21.02

RC27.10

PCC-15 / 1.8

RC28.22

RC20.10

IAPSS.06

PCC-15 / 1.9

RC14.17

PCC-15 / 1.B

RC43.15

PCC-15 / 1.C

MT05.04

MT04.07

MT01.04

MT05.03

PCC-15 / 1.D

RC34.12

MT02.03

MT07.04

RC02.05

PCC-15 / 1.F-1.G

SS.03

SS.04

PCC-15 / 108

RC03.01

RC28.21

RC20.06

RC40.08

PCC-15 / 109

RC37.09

RC13.01

RC25.10

RC28.13

PCC-15 / 2.1

RC06.03

RC02.02

PCC-15 / 2.2

RC51.20

RC03.02

RC37.01

RC08.10

PCC-15 / 2.3

RC18.18

MT01.05

RC05.06

RC38.09

PCC-15 / 2.4

RC33.10

CS03.34

CS05.26

CS01.20

PCC-15 / 2.5

RC01.05

CS02.28

CS02.33

CS04.60

PCC-15 / 3.1

RC32.19

PCC-15 / 3.2

RC24.07

RC09.13

RC31.16

RC03.19

PCC-15 / 3.3

RC32.16

RC43.05

RC06.18

RC50.08

AMU-Morasko / 125

LOC04.05

LOC04.06

LOC04.10

AMU-Morasko / 126

LOC04.03

LOC04.01

LOC04.02

AMU-Morasko / 127

LOC04.08

LOC04.09

LOC04.07

AMU-Morasko / 128

LOC04.04

LOC04.13

LOC04.16

AMU-Morasko / 133

LOC04.17

LOC04.18

AMU-Morasko / 134

LOC04.14

LOC04.11

LOC04.12

Program at a Glance / Wednesday, July 27

Room

09:00

13:30

15:30

17:30

PCC-7 / 1.A

RC30.07

RC13.24

RC18.10

CS01.66

PCC-7 / 1.B

RC33.05

RC07.08

RC13.25

CS01.15

PCC-7 / 1.C

RC51.06

RC05.08

RC23.09

CS06.05

PCC-7 / 1.D

RC32.07

RC39.02

RC37.07

CS02.25

PCC-7 / 1.E

RC05.12

RC30.13

RC30.12

CS01.46

PCC-7 / 1.F

RC51.12

RC14.36

RC16.01

CS04.56

PCC-7 / 1.G

RC51.15

RC28.19

RC23.11

CS05.19

PCC-7 / 1.H

RC24.06

RC34.14

RC38.08

CS01.61

PCC-7 / 1.I

RC17.12

RC18.03

RC25.09

CS01.10

PCC-7 / 1.J

RC38.06

RC09.07

CS02.52

PCC-14 / 2.2

CS04.12

CS04.24

CS01.36

PCC-14 / 2.3

CS02.41

CS05.07

CS05.04

PCC-14 / 2.4

CS02.68

CS03.27

CS04.18

CS02.02

PCC-14 / 2.5

CS05.09

CS04.37

CS07.14

PCC-14 / 3.1

RC34.13

CS07.35

J-RC08/34.08

PCC-14 / 3.2

CS04.66

CS01.29

PCC-14 / 3.3

CS07.31

CS07.25

CS03.18

PCC-14 / 3.5

PCC-14 / 3.A

CS01.50

RC32.14

PCC-14 / 3.B

CS01.26

PCC-14 / 3.C

PCC-15 / 0.A

RC39.01

RC51.21

RC06.04

CS03.09

PCC-15 / 0.B

RC15.03

RC38.07

RC23.30

CS01.59

PCC-15 / 1.1

J-RC05/28.15

RC26.07

SS.07

LOC02.21

PCC-15 / 1.2

RC03.13

RC11.04

IDEA.02

PCC-15 / 1.5

LOC02.14

RC22.09

PCC-15 / 1.7

LOC03.14

RC19.13

LOC03.08

PCC-15 / 1.8

LOC03.19

RC14.03

RC39.05

PCC-15 / 1.9

RC30.21

RC32.30

CS02.11

PCC-15 / 1.B

RC08.07

SS.05

MT06.01

CS07.36

PCC-15 / 1.C

RC06.23

RC50.01

MT04.06

CS04.73

PCC-15 / 1.D

RC26.09

MT04.01

MT01.03

CS02.23

PCC-15 / 1.F-1.G

PCC-15 / 108

RC51.11

RC37.04

RC36.01

CS07.32

PCC-15 / 109

RC02.13

RC06.20

RC26.10

CS05.02

PCC-15 / 2.1

RC18.04

LOC02.15

PCC-15 / 2.2

RC06.08

RC23.18

RC09.02

CS01.40

PCC-15 / 2.3

RC36.08

SS.06

RC21.06

CS01.27

PCC-15 / 2.4

RC13.12

RC28.24

RC20.07

CS06.24

PCC-15 / 2.5

RC50.12

RC31.06

RC28.20

CS02.62

PCC-15 / 3.1

RC23.02

RC16.02

CS02.57

PCC-15 / 3.2

RC30.15

RC30.05

RC34.05

CS03.16

PCC-15 / 3.3

RC14.32

RC23.23

RC11.05

CS01.08

AMU-Morasko / 125

AMU-Morasko / 126

AMU-Morasko / 127

AMU-Morasko / 128

AMU-Morasko / 133

AMU-Morasko / 134

Program at a Glance / Thursday, July 28

Room

09:00

13:30

15:30

PCC-7 / 1.A

RC19.16

RC43.10

CS07.17

PCC-7 / 1.B

RC23.22

RC30.25

RC11.03

PCC-7 / 1.C

RC40.06

RC48.03

PCC-7 / 1.D

RC03.04

RC30.33

RC19.15

PCC-7 / 1.E

RC31.10

RC43.14

RC30.19

PCC-7 / 1.F

RC44.02

RC20.08

CS05.03

PCC-7 / 1.G

RC20.04

RC17.07

CS01.12

PCC-7 / 1.H

RC14.11

CS04.71

CS02.03

PCC-7 / 1.I

RC10.03

J-RC08/19.07

RC14.05

PCC-7 / 1.J

RC07.11

RC10.05

PCC-14 / 2.2

RC47.03

CS01.23

PCC-14 / 2.3

CS01.09

CS05.13

RC21.08

PCC-14 / 2.4

CS04.47

PCC-14 / 2.5

PCC-14 / 3.1

PCC-14 / 3.2

PCC-14 / 3.3

PCC-14 / 3.5

PCC-14 / 3.A

PCC-14 / 3.B

PCC-14 / 3.C

PCC-15 / 0.A

RC40.03

RC18.07

RC37.11

PCC-15 / 0.B

RC28.14

RC49.01

RC01.02

PCC-15 / 1.1

CS06.12

J-RC15/41.09

PCC-15 / 1.2

RC14.16

RC40.11

RC51.24

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC14.01

RC20.03

PCC-15 / 1.7

RC50.13

RC10.06

PCC-15 / 1.8

LOC02.19

RC17.03

RC09.03

PCC-15 / 1.9

RC29.06

RC30.34

RC35.04

PCC-15 / 1.B

CS02.26

MT05.05

SS.10

PCC-15 / 1.C

MT07.01

CS03.01

CS01.34

PCC-15 / 1.D

MT03.06

SS.09

PCC-15 / 1.F-1.G

PCC-15 / 108

CS01.67

CS04.75

PCC-15 / 109

CS03.17

CS07.34

PCC-15 / 2.1

CS06.04

RC06.14

RC48.04

PCC-15 / 2.2

RC14.12

SS.08

RC13.29

PCC-15 / 2.3

RC50.14

RC19.08

RC24.01

PCC-15 / 2.4

CS07.01

CS06.13

PCC-15 / 2.5

CS03.13

CS07.06

PCC-15 / 3.1

RC25.03

RC15.10

PCC-15 / 3.2

RC02.08

CS04.23

PCC-15 / 3.3

RC22.01

RC24.02

AMU-Morasko / 125

AMU-Morasko / 126

AMU-Morasko / 127

AMU-Morasko / 128

AMU-Morasko / 133

AMU-Morasko / 134

Pre-Congress Activities

Pre-Congress Research Methods Courses

Comparative Survey Research Analysis

Saturday, July 23

09:00 - 17:00

AMU-Morasko / 126

Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) and Fuzzy Sets

Saturday, July 23

09:00 - 17:00

AMU-Morasko / 125

Process Tracing Methods

Saturday, July 23

09:00 - 17:00

AMU-Morasko / 121

Pre-Congress Workshops

PPREGIP Global Database Project - Development Workshop

Friday, July 22

10:00 - 16:00

AMU-Morasko / 126

RC02 -Members of Parliament, Political Parties and Citizens in Five Young and Two Old Democracies

Saturday, July 23

09:00 - 17:00

AMU-Morasko / 128

RC19 Pre-Congress Workshop on Gender Mainstreaming: Theory and Practice - Research and Teaching

Saturday, July 23

09:00 - 17:00

AMU-Morasko / 120

EIP/IDEA Workshop on “Contentious Elections, Conflict and Regime”

Saturday, July 23

08:30 - 19:00

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Main Events

Plenary Sessions

PS.01

Inequality: The Enemy Between Us – Richard Wilkinson

Sunday, July 24

11:00-12:30

PCC-15 / 1.F-1.G

PS.02

Legitimacy of the Political System: System Support from a Comparative Perspective – President’s Plenary

Monday, July 25

11:00-12:30

PCC-15 / 1.F-1.G

PS.03

Inequality in the 21st Century: A problem for Politics – Joseph E Stiglitz (video): Responses by Phil Cerny, John Gaventa, Helen Milner, Lourdes Sola

Tuesday, July 26

11:00-12:30

PCC-15 / 1.F-1.G

PS.04

When Democracy Fails Twice: Can Losers Accept the Victors as Legitimate – Peter Anyang’ Nyong’o

Wednesday, July 27

11:00-12:30

PCC-15 / 1.F-1.G

PS.05

Confusion in the Debate About Inequality – Leszek Balcerowicz

Thursday, July 28

11:00-12:30

PCC-15 / 1.F-1.G

Special Sessions (SS)

SS.01

Roundtable: The Future of Political Science: IPSA Past Presidents Look Over the Evolution of our Discipline

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.F-1.G

SS.11

2016 World Social Science Report – “Challenging Inequalities: Pathways to a Just World”

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 3.2

SS.02

Roundtable: The IPSA-APSA Summer School Experience – Prospects for Cooperation

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.F-1.G

SS.03

Roundtable: The 30 Years of “Transition from Authoritarian Rule”

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.F-1.G

SS.04

Politics as a Science (With Apologies to Max Weber)

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.F-1.G

SS.05

Roundtable: IPSA MOOCs: A New Frontier for Online Education

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.B

SS.06

The Community of Political Science in Russia: 60 Years of Development (1955-2015)

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 2.3

SS.07

RC 14 After 40 Years: What We Know (and Still Do Not Know) About Ethnicity and Politics

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.1

SS.08

Hyperpolitics, Political Science and Concept Formation

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 2.2

SS.09

Roundtable: Academic Freedom – Prospects and Limits

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.D

SS.10

Transition et Dialogue national en Tunisie

Thursday, July 28

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.B

Award Sessions

AS.01

Juan Linz Award Lecture – Brendan O’Leary

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.F-1.G

AS.02

Gobal South Award Lecture – Erica Gorbak

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.B

AS.03

Meisel-Laponce Award Ceremony – Lingling Qi & Doh Chull Shin

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-18:30

PCC-15 / 1.B

AS.04

Karl Deutsch Award Lecture – Rein Taagepera

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.F-1.G

Ceremonies / Receptions

CR.01

Opening Ceremony Speakers:

Wallas, Tadeusz – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland

Bäcker, Roman – Nicolaus Copernicus University in Torurń Dardziński, Piotr – Ministry of Science and Higher Education, Poland

Jankowiak, Wojciech – Deputy Marshal of Wielkopolska Region, Poland

Jaśkowiak, Jacek – Mayor of the City of Poznań, Poland Marciniak, Bronisław – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland

Tanaka, Aiji – Waseda University, Japan Sawer, Marian – Australian National University, Australia Pinderhughes, Dianne – University of Notre Dame, United States

Clark, Helen – United Nations Development Programme (video presentation)

Denis, Mathieu – International Social Science Council (ISSC) Kneuer, Marianne – University of Hildesheim, Germany Lachapelle, Guy – Concordia University, Canada Chang, Teh-Kuang – Ball State University, United States

Sunday, July 24

19:30-20:30

PCC-15 / Earth Hall

CR.02

Welcome Reception

Sunday, July 24

20:30-21:30

PCC-15 / Hall (floor 2)

CR.03

World Values Survey Association – Welcoming Reception

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.C

CR.04

SAGE Reception

Tuesday, July 26

18:30-19:30

PCC-15 / 1.B

CR.05

Polish Evening hosted by Adam Mickiewicz University (AMU)

Tuesday, July 26

19:30-20:30

AMU-Morasko / Aula

CR.06

Concert by GRAMMY® Winning pianist Angelin Chang: Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of RC18

Wednesday, July 27

19:30-20:30

AMU / Aula

CR.07

Closing Ceremony and Reception Speakers:

Tanaka, Aiji – Waseda University, Japan

Turan, Ilter – Bilgi University, Turkey

Sawer, Marian – Australian National University, Australia

Pinderhughes, Dianne – University of Notre Dame, United States

Carver, Terrell – University of Bristol, United Kingdom Lachapelle, Guy – Concordia University, Canada Türkmen, Füsun – Galatasaray University, Turkey Gelber, Katharine – The University of Queensland, Australia Dunne, Tim – University of Queensland, Australian (video presentation)

Chalmers, Jim – Parliament of Australia (video presentation) Corgan, Lena – Tourism Australia

Thursday, July 28

17:30-19:15

AMU / Aula

Panel Schedule by Session Type

Main Theme (MT) Sessions

MT01 Comparative Politics, Democracy and Regime Types

MT01.01

Can Participatory Democratic Reforms Mitigate Inequality?

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.C

MT01.05

The Political Foundations of Democratic Inequality

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 2.3

MT01.04

Roundtable: Rethinking Democracy and Inequality

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.C

MT01.03

Gender, Inequality and Democracy

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.D

MT02 Identity Politics, Social and National movements

MT02.01

Citizenship, Gender, Race and Migration in an Age of Inequalities

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.D

MT02.06

Social Movements and Practices of Autonomy: Women’s Contributions

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.D

MT02.03

Negotiating Diversity in a Context of Increasing Inequalities

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.D

MT03 International Political Economy and Globalisation

MT03.01

Globalization and Neoliberalism

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.B

MT03.02

Institutional Perspectives on Globalization

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 0.A

MT03.06

The Politics of Inequality in Latin America

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.D

MT04 International Relations

MT04.07

The Political Economy of Globalization and Reform

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.C

MT04.01

Domestic Politics and International Conflict

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.D

MT04.06

Roundtable: Inequality and World Order

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.C

MT05 Political Institutions and Civic Engagement

MT05.01

Historical Experiences of Statebuilding: Domestic and International Dimensions

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.D

MT05.02

Local Governance and Civil Society

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.C

MT05.04

Recall Referendum Around the World: Towards a More Accountable Government or a New Model of Representation?

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.C

MT05.03

New Developments in Measuring the Quality of Deliberation

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.C

MT05.05

Semi-presidentialism in New Democracies

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.B

MT06 Political Theory

MT06.01

Bio-political Inequalities: Pain and Suffering, Pleasure and Well-being

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.B

MT07 Public Policy and Administration

MT07.05

The Politics of Gendering Implementation

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.B

MT07.06

Various Social Policies for Mitigating Social Exclusion and Inequalities

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.B

MT07.04

Inclusive Development and Governance in a Post-Crisis Era

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.D

MT07.01

Analyzing Food Security at International, Regional, National, and Local Scales

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.C

Partner Organizations Sessions

ECPR European Consortium for Political Research

ECPR.02

Populism and Globalisation: Bridging the Gap

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.B

IAPSS International Association for Political Science Students

IAPSS.03

Democracy in an Unequal World

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.5

IAPSS.08

The Voices of Dissent

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.5

IAPSS.02

Consolidating Democracy

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.7

IAPSS.06

Security and Foreign Policy

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.8

IDEA International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance

IDEA.01

Insights from Regional Organizations: How to Tackle Inequality and Exclusion?

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.7

IDEA.02

Money in Politics: Regional Approaches Tackling a Global Concern

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.2

Local Organizing Committee (LOC) Sessions

LOC02 Turkey’s Domestic Politics

LOC02.09

Political Behavior and Attitudes

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.A

LOC02.07

Constitution-Making in Turkey

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.B

LOC02.14

Social Democracy and Populism

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.5

LOC02.15

Protest Politics and Social Movements in Turkey

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 2.1

LOC02.21

Turkey Between Democratization and Authoritarianism: Past and Present

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.1

LOC02.19

Parties and Elections in Turkey

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.8

LOC03 Turkish Foreign Policy and Regional Politics

LOC03.19

Turkish Foreign Policy: From Theory to Practice

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.8

LOC03.14

Transnational Actors and Turkey’s Middle East Policy after the Arab Uprisings

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.7

LOC03.08

Foreign Policy of the Justice and Development Party: Regional Dimensions

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.7

LOC04 Divided and Unequal World from the East-Central European Perspective

LOC04.03

Central and Eastern Europe: from Authoritarianism to Democracy? (Polish)

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

AMU-Morasko / 126

LOC04.14

Countenances of Inequalities in the Post-soviet Area: Causes, Current Situation and Perspectives (Polish)

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

AMU-Morasko / 134

LOC04.15

Positive and Negative Incentives: Sanctions, Foreign Aid and Democratization

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.2

LOC04.04

Processes of Integration and Disintegration in Europe – Part 1 (Polish)

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

AMU-Morasko / 128

LOC04.05

Still Gender Inequality in the Contemporary Politics? – Part 1 (Polish)

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

AMU-Morasko / 125

LOC04.08

The Principle of Equality in a World of Growing Inequalities – Part 1 (Polish)

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

AMU-Morasko / 127

LOC04.17

Theoretical and Practical Challenges in Political Participation in the Contemporary World – Part 1 (Polish)

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

AMU-Morasko / 133

LOC04.01

Dichotomy “East-West” in the Contemporary International Relations – Part 1 (Polish)

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

AMU-Morasko / 126

LOC04.11

E-participation and New Forms of Civic Involvement in Europe

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

AMU-Morasko / 134

LOC04.13

Processes of Integration and Disintegration in Europe – Part 2 (Polish)

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

AMU-Morasko / 128

LOC04.06

Still Gender Inequality in the Contemporary Politics? – Part 2

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

AMU-Morasko / 125

LOC04.09

The Principle of Equality in a World of Growing Inequalities – Part 2 (Polish)

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

AMU-Morasko / 127

LOC04.18

Theoretical and Practical Challenges in Political Participation in the Contemporary World – Part 2 (Polish)

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

AMU-Morasko / 133

LOC04.02

Dichotomy “East-West” in the Contemporary International Relations – Part 2 (Polish)

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

AMU-Morasko / 126

LOC04.10

Discourse on Politics in a World of Growing Division and Inequalities (Polish)

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

AMU-Morasko / 125

LOC04.16

Freedom of Speech and a Changing Media Landscape (Polish)

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

AMU-Morasko / 128

LOC04.12

New Democracies and Their Mass Media in the World of Divisions and Inequality

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

AMU-Morasko / 134

LOC04.07

Polish Political System on the Crossroads: Current Dilemmas (Polish)

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

AMU-Morasko / 127

Research Committee (RC) Sessions

RC01 Concepts and Methods

J-RC01/19.01

Violence Against Women in Politics: Theories and Concepts

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.C

RC01.04

Set-Theoretical Approaches and the Study of Inequality

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 3.3

RC01.05

The Empirical Study of Authoritarian Threat Perceptions: Conceptual and Methodological Challenges

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 2.5

RC01.02

Measuring Corruption and Testing Anti-Corruption Tools: Innovations and Challenges

Thursday, July 28

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 0.B

RC02 Political Elites

RC02.10

Parliamentary Elites and the Challenges of Representative Democracy

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 3.1

RC02.01

A Return of Class Conflict? Political Polarization Among Party Leaders and Followers in the Wake of the Sovereign Debt Crisis

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.D

RC02.06

Governmental Elites and Public Management: Who Rules and How?

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.H

RC02.11

Parliamentary Elites and the Challenges of Representative Democracy II

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 3.3

RC02.12

Political Career Paths at Regional Level (II)

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.B

J-RC02/08.02

Parliamentary Activities, Career Tracks and Accountability

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.C

RC02.14

Political Elites, Expertise and Democracy

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.E

RC02.07

Inter-Sectoral Elite Relations in a Comparative Perspective

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.B

J-RC02/23.03

Political Representation in Southern Europe and Latin America I: Southern Europe

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 2.2

J-RC02/23.04

Political Representation in Southern Europe and Latin America II: Latin America

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 3.1

RC02.09

Novel Approaches to Studying Elites

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.J

RC02.02

Elite Interactions and Processes of Transnational Integration

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 2.1

RC02.05

Elites as leaders. Opinion Moulding and Mass Responsiveness in a World of Social inequality

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.D

RC02.13

Political Career Paths at the Regional Level I

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 109

RC02.08

It Runs in the Family: Family Ties to Political Power Worldwide

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 3.2

RC03 European Unification

RC03.16

Social Diversity and EU Law and Policy after the Economic-Global Crisis

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.1

RC03.10

Euroscepticism After the 2014 European Parliament Elections

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.F

RC03.08

Europeanization in Comparative Perspective: EU Member States and Neighbours

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 2.3

RC03.18

The EU Management of the Mediterranean Migration Crisis

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.9

RC03.01

Centrifugalizm and Referenda in Europe: EU vs. the Challenges of Grexit, Brexit, Scotland, and Crimea

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 108

RC03.02

Conceptualizing Representative Democracy in the EU Multilevel Regime

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 2.2

RC03.19

EU Citizenship, Euro-Crisis and European Identity: Recent Changes, Practices and Dynamics of the Demos-to-Be

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 3.2

RC03.13

Misselling the European Union’s Enlargement Policy

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.2

RC03.04

EU Integration and Political Parties

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.D

RC05 Comparative Studies on Local Government and Politics

RC05.07

Collaborative Arrangements Between Political Institutions – Challenges and Outcomes

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.E

RC05.16

Varieties of Local Governance in the States of India

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.8

RC05.02

Beyond Global Cities: Strategies of Cities in a Globalized Interurban Competition

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.7

RC05.14

The Decentralization Debate in Local Level Governments: Recent Studies

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.9

J-RC05/19.05

The Role of Local Government in Advancing Gender Equality

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 2.1

RC05.03

Central and Local Governments’ Relations: Institutional Reforms and Political Competition

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 2.2

RC05.05

Central and Local Governments’ Relations: Territorial Differentiation and Policy Sectors

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.G

RC05.06

Citizen Politics and Governance in a World of Inequality: Case of Seoul Metropolitan City

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 2.3

J-RC05/28.15

Coalition Politics and Federalism

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.1

RC05.12

Local Autonomy and Metropolitan Politics

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.E

RC05.08

Decentralization in Latin American Big Cities: The Cases of Bogota, Santiago de Chile, São Paulo, Buenos Aires, Lima and México DF

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.C

RC06 Political Sociology

RC06.13

Land Inequality, Violence, and the State

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.I

RC06.02

Class Voting in a Post-Piketty World

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 3.2

RC06.11

Knowledge, Expertise and Training in Asylum Adjudication

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.2

RC06.17

Political Parties in “Post-communist” Europe: Old “Specificities”, New “Normalities”?

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.F

RC06.21

The Crisis-Solving Potential of Referendums

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 2.3

RC06.06

Direct and Deliberative Democracy: The Question of Legitimacy

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.8

RC06.03

Contention Politics and International State-building in the Balkans

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 2.1

RC06.18

Political Sophistication as a Resource of Unequal Political Participation in Democracies

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 3.3

RC06.08

Escaping the Inequality Trap, but How? Comparative and Contending Perspectives

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 2.2

RC06.23

Transnational Political Participation

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.C

RC06.20

The Concept of Populism in the Analysis of Political Phenomena: From Latin America to Europe

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 109

RC06.04

Contested Hybrid Democracy: Endorsing or Revisiting the Liberal Model in Non-Western Countries?

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 0.A

RC06.14

Land-use Policy and Segregation by Race and Class in Cross-National Perspective

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 2.1

RC07 Women, Politics and Developing Nations

RC07.10

Women’s Mobilization for Gender Justice

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 2.3

RC07.04

Gender Politics in an Unequal World

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.2

RC07.05

Dealing with Gender Inequality Through Activism

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 3.B

RC07.08

The Politics of Representation in the Global South

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.B

RC07.11

Women’s Representation and Leadership in the Global South

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.J

RC08 Legislative Specialists

J-RC02/08.02

Parliamentary Activities, Career Tracks and Accountability

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.C

RC08.06

Parliament’s Fiscal Scrutiny Function

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.D

RC08.04

How Can We Fix Representative Democracy?

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 3.3

RC08.02

European Legislatures/Developments

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.D

RC08.03

Executive-Legislative Relations

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.1

RC08.10

Shaving a Square Peg for a Round Hole: Implementing Fixed Donor Plans in Changing Legislatures

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 2.2

RC08.07

Parliamentary Capabilities for a World of Inequality

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.B

J-RC08/34.08

The Representation of Complex Diversity in Upper Chambers

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 3.1

J-RC08/19.07

Gender-Focused Parliamentary Bodies – Criteria for Success and Failure

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.I

RC09 Comparative Judicial Studies

RC09.11

Rule of Law and the Quality of Judicial Institutions

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.J

RC09.01

Constitutionalism and Citizenship Rights in Latin American Democracies: Contemporary Issues

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 3.1

RC09.10

Religion and Law

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.E

RC09.13

Judicial Review in Federal and Authoritarian Regimes

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 3.2

RC09.07

Judicialization and International Politics

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.J

RC09.02

Democracy and Citizenship in Latin America: Advancements and Retrocessions

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 2.2

RC09.03

Exploring the Relationship between Democracy and Courts

Thursday, July 28

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.8

RC10 Electronic Democracy

RC10.07

Methodologies and Challenges in the Analysis of Online Data

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.2

RC10.02

Crowd sourcing and crowd monitoring

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 2.1

RC10.08

Online Forms of Participation and Their Impact on Political Activism

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.D

RC10.13

Social Media Revisited

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.9

RC10.15

The Future of Electronic Democracy

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.B

RC10.01

All Equal Before Data? New Skills and Literacies in Democracy

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.1

RC10.03

Digitalizing the Vote

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.I

RC10.05

Electronic voting. Country experiences

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.J

RC10.06

Internet Voting 2.0

Thursday, July 28

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.7

RC11 Science and Politics

RC11.01

Innovation and Scientific Progress: Energy Policy, Innovation Policy, and Transformation

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.I

RC11.04

Roundtable: The Impact of Public Policy on Innovation, Location, and Networks of Collaboration

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.2

RC11.05

Technologies of Innovation: Policy, Economy, and Societal Impacts

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 3.3

RC11.03

Regions of Innovation: Technological and Scientific Networks as Drivers for Socio-Economic Development

Thursday, July 28

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.B

RC12 Biology and Politics

RC12.01

Biology and Politics: 2016

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.D

RC13 Democratization in Comparative Perspective

RC13.09

Democratization and Social Movements

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.H

RC13.17

Participation and Accountability in Southern Democracies

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.8

RC13.14

La libéralisation et la démocratisation politique: les défis et les difficultés dans le Maghgreb actuel

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC13.08

Democratization and Inequality: The Role of Political Institutions, Individual Incentives, and Structural Factors

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 2.4

RC13.10

Elites, Leadership and Democratic Consolidation

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.D

RC13.18

Partis progressistes et conservateurs en Amérique latine: regard croisé sur les défis en période de ralentissement économique

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 2.1

RC13.27

The Other Way Around? Investigating the Reverse Wave of De-Democratization Hypothesis

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 2.2

RC13.03

Comparative Democratization: Central Factors

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC13.07

Democratic Consolidation in Southern Africa

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.J

RC13.16

New Paradigms of Democratization

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 3.B

RC13.01

Are We Discussing Democracy Properly?

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 109

RC13.04

Consolidation of Democracy in a World of Inequality

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.D

RC13.05

Consolidations et éclatements des États dans un monde d’inégalités. Quels facteurs, quelles pistes, quelles perspectives?

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.C

RC13.15

Neoliberal Globalization and Democratization

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.E

RC13.19

Political Democratization and Consolidation in Mexico

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.A

RC13.12

Inequality and Democratization

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 2.4

RC13.24

Quality of Democracy in Latin America

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.A

RC13.25

Semi-Presidentialism and Democracy

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.B

RC13.29

The Other Way Around? Investigating the Reverse Wave of De-democratization Hypothesis. Sub-regional Dynamics

Thursday, July 28

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 2.2

RC14 Politics and Ethnicity

RC14.09

Ethnicity in Electoral Politics

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.G

RC14.06

Diverse Outcomes in Ethnopolitical Mobilization

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.D

RC14.34

The Dynamics of Conflict and its Resolution: Subnational Movements in South Asia and Beyond

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.A

RC14.20

Identity Politics and Governance in Nigeria

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 0.B

RC14.22

Living Together in Divided Societies: Deliberation and Intercultural Dialogue for Reconciliation

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 3.2

RC14.28

Power Sharing: Managing Diversity and Negotiating Ethnic Conflict

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.I

RC14.37

Transnationalism and Integration

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 0.B

RC14.30

Recognition of Ethnic and Racial Diversity

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 2.1

RC14.35

The Role of Municipalities in Immigrants’ Integration: New Approaches, New Opportunities

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.H

RC14.17

From Misrecognition to Maldistribution: Ethnic Discrimination and the Politics of Difference

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.9

RC14.32

Voluntary and Involuntary Migration

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 3.3

RC14.03

Challenges of Increasing Diversity in the OECD Countries

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.8

RC14.36

The State of Nationalism

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.F

RC14.11

Everyday Citizenship and the Experience of Ethnic Politics

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.H

RC14.12

Experiments on Immigration, Ethnic Diversity, and Social Cohesion

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 2.2

RC14.16

Frameworks of Identity

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.2

RC14.01

“Sharing the Burden”, “Enlightened Self-Interest”, or an “Ethical Obligation”? Notions of Solidarity in the European Refugee and Migration Crisis

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC14.05

Culture, Ethnicity and the Politics of Regional Identity

Thursday, July 28

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.I

RC15 Political and Cultural Geography

RC15.07

Conceptual Challenges for Border Research

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.E

RC15.08

Sovereignty and Territory: Politics as the Continuation of War

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.B

RC15.01

Constructing Spaces for Triangular Governance: Opportunities and Challenges before Africa, Asia and Europe

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.B

RC15.03

Cross-Border Cooperation as Spatial Governance

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 0.B

J-RC15/41.09

Geopolitics of Insecurity: the New East-West Confrontation

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.1

RC15.10

Updating Perspectives on Political Geography: Urban Governance and Electoral Geography

Thursday, July 28

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 3.1

RC16 Socio-Political Pluralism

RC16.04

Illiberal Turn in European Pluralist Democracies

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 2.2

RC16.02

How Institutions and Process Influence the Extent and Shape of Inequalities in Political Participation and Representation

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 3.1

RC16.01

Determinants of Inequalities in Political Participation and Representation

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.F

RC17 Comparative Public Opinion

RC17.14

The Uneven State of Democracy in the Early 21st Century

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.F

RC17.05

ISIL as a Challenge to Security and Stability in the MENA Region: Origins and Solutions

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.9

RC17.08

Politics of Polarization in Challenged Democracies

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 2.2

RC17.09

Social and Political Development of Contemporary Societies

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.1

RC17.15

The Youth and Democratic Citizenship

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.G

RC17.02

Culturalism and Institutionalism from the Political Culture Perspective

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.J

RC17.06

Patterns of Political Capital, Social Capital and Cultural Capital in Europe, Asia, MENA and Latin America

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.E

RC17.12

Support for Democracy and Satisfaction with Democracy

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.I

RC17.03

Electoral Change in Old and New Democracies

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.8

RC17.07

Patterns of Political Participation in a Global Comparison

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.G

RC18 Asian and Pacific Studies

RC18.08

Improving Social Justice and Inequality in China

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 3.2

RC18.22

Transnational Asia: Go to Where They Came From

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.J

RC18.20

The International Development for Equality in the Asia-Pacific: Power Inequalities, Resource-Differentials and Common Problems

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.B

RC18.23

Well-being and Inequality from Questionnaire Surveys

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.J

RC18.01

China at the crossroads of Nationalism and Regionalism

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 2.4

RC18.21

The National Development for Equality in Asia

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.B

RC18.06

Evaluating Abepolitics

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 2.3

RC18.18

Regionalism in Southeast Asia: Non-State Actors’ Engagement with ASEAN

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 2.3

RC18.02

Citizen Participation in Local Governance: From Comparative Perspective between Korea and Japan

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.B

RC18.09

Institutional Trust and Governance in South Asia

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 0.B

RC18.15

Public Policy in the Era of Post Institutional Reforms: Cases in Japan

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 0.A

RC18.04

Democracy Torn! Polarization and Conflict in Southeast Asia

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 2.1

RC18.03

Emerging Challenges and Responses: Cross-pollination of Ideas, Ideologies and Institutions

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.I

RC18.10

La Participation des Chinois de Chine et d’ailleurs: Expressions et engagements politiques en ligne en contexte autoritaire

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.A

RC18.07

Globalizing border studies and Asian borders: Recognizing conceptual differentiation

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 0.A

RC19 Gender Politics and Policy

RC19.21

Studying Discourse and Impacts of Gender Quotas

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.7

RC19.02

Endangered Democracies and the Fate of Feminisms

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 3.2

RC19.14

Political Parties and Gender

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 2.2

J-RC01/19.01

Violence Against Women in Politics: Theories and Concepts

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.C

RC19.04

Feminist Issues in Policy-Making and Governance

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 3.3

RC19.05

Migration, Security Dilemmas and Gender Dynamics

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.I

RC19.25

Trans Politics in a World of Gender Inequalities: Gender Regimes, Recognition and Redistribution for Gender Multiplicity

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.C

J-RC05/19.05

The Role of Local Government in Advancing Gender Equality

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 2.1

RC19.10

Issues and Challenges before Women Empowerment in Asia

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.F

RC19.11

Men and Politics: Exploring Descriptive Overrepresentation

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 2.5

RC19.22

Tackling Inequalities in Global Food Governance: Feminist Perspectives

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 0.B

RC19.23

The Politics of Care and Migration: Geographic, Gender, Racial and Class Inequalities

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 0.B

RC19.18

Representation of Women in the Legislative Arenas

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.I

RC19.24

The Politics of Gender: Japan in Comparative Perspective

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.A

RC19.12

Men and Politics: New Perspectives on Gender Inequality

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.H

RC19.13

One of Us? Gender and Informal Networks in Political Recruitment

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.7

RC19.16

Quotas for Women: A recipe to Reduce Gender Inequality

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.A

J-RC08/19.07

Gender-Focused Parliamentary Bodies – Criteria for Success and Failure

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.I

RC19.08

Gendered Leadership and Executive Power

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 2.3

RC19.15

Quotas Beyond Elections: Adoption, Implementation and Impacts

Thursday, July 28

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.D

RC20 Political Finance and Political Corruption

RC20.09

The Comparative Study of Political Corruption

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.1

RC20.05

New Research into Political Finance and Political Corruption

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.B

RC20.10

The Funding of Political Competition in Europe: Who, Whom, How, and Why

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.8

RC20.06

Political Finance and Democracy

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 108

RC20.07

Political Finance, Political Competition, and Political Corruption

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 2.4

RC20.04

New Research into Corruption

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.G

RC20.08

The Comparative Study of Anti-Corruption Efforts

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.F

RC20.03

Money and Party Politics: a World of (In)Equality?

Thursday, July 28

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC21 Political Socialization and Education

RC21.09

Psychological, Social and Educational Factors Influencing Interest and Political Participation

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.J

RC21.05

Inequalities Regarding Political Socialization

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.8

RC21.02

Democracy, Religion and Citizen Education in the Age of Globalization

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.7

RC21.04

Education in the World

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.F

RC21.06

Participation – Expectations and Challenges

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 2.3

RC21.08

Populism and Ideology from the Left to the Right: Theory, Rhetoric, Personality

Thursday, July 28

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 2.3

RC22 Political Communication

RC22.10

Negative Campaigning Across the World: Towards A General Theory

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.F

RC22.03

Populism and Political Communication

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.2

RC22.05

Framing Democratization: Media and Contentious Politics in Democratizing States

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 0.A

RC22.11

Online Political Communication

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 2.4

RC22.13

Political Communication and Participation in a Digital Age

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 0.B

RC22.07

In View of Politics: Visual Studies in Political Science

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.F

RC22.08

Media (and) Populism

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.A

RC22.09

Media, Conflict and Polarized Politics

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC22.01

Cyberpolitics and Social Change: Questioning the Neutrality of ICT Innovations

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 3.3

RC23 Elections, Citizens and Parties

RC23.16

Regional Nationalisms and Elections in Spain

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.9

RC23.04

Contemporary Trends in Party Organization

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.D

RC23.08

Election and Referendum Campaigns in the Media

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.H

RC23.12

Leader Effects and Electoral Accountability

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.G

RC23.13

Political and Economic Context and Policy Representation: Processes and Performance

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 109

J-RC02/23.03

Political Representation in Southern Europe and Latin America I: Southern Europe

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 2.2

RC23.19

The Construction and Use of Expert Surveys in the Social Sciences

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 3.3

RC23.27

Advances in the Study of Public Opinion

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 2.3

J-RC02/23.04

Political Representation in Southern Europe and Latin America II: Latin America

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 3.1

RC23.10

Electoral Systems and Representational Equality

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.A

RC23.14

Political Parties: Beyond Party Members?

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.B

RC23.15

Race, Ethnicity, and Electoral Choice

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.I

RC23.03

Citizenship, Culture and Political Participation in Mexico

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.F

RC23.02

Campaigning and Voting in the Middle Eastern Region

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 3.1

RC23.18

Spending and Targeting in Electoral Politics

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 2.2

RC23.23

The Impact of Far Right Parties on West European Democracies

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 3.3

RC23.09

Electoral Behaviour in the Conflicting Societies

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.C

RC23.11

Inequality in Political Participation and Representation in South Korea

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.G

RC23.30

Voting Behavior in Consolidating Democracies

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 0.B

RC23.22

The Impact of Far Right Parties on Central and East European Democracies

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.B

RC24 Armed Forces and Society

RC24.03

Civil-Military Relations and Security Issues in the Middle East

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.I

RC24.08

Searching for Security in Liberalizing Authoritarian Regimes

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.C

RC24.09

The Challenges and Opportunities for Democratic Civil-Military Relations in the Developing World: Africa, Central Asia, and the Middle East

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.G

RC24.10

The Challenges and Opportunities for Democratic Civil-Military Relations in the Developing World: Latin America, South Asia, Africa

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.C

RC24.07

Issues in National Security Ethics and Professionalism

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 3.2

RC24.06

Issues in European Security: Migration, Civil-Military Relations, and the Quality of Democracy

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.H

RC24.01

Civil Military Relations Issues in International and Domestic Conflict

Thursday, July 28

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 2.3

RC24.02

Civil-Military Relations and Security Issues in Asia

Thursday, July 28

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 3.3

RC25 Comparative Health Policy

RC25.02

Diverse Politics in Decentralized States in the 21st Century

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 3.1

RC25.12

What is “New” About the “New” Public Health Policy?

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 109

RC25.10

The Problematic Politics of Raising Revenue for Delivering Health Care: Who Pays Who Cares? (Who Cares Who Pays?)

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 109

RC25.09

The Problematic Politics of Raising Revenue for Delivering Health Care – Part 2

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.I

RC25.03

Evidence-Based Health Policies: Assessing Prevention Measures

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 3.1

RC26 Human Rights

RC26.01

Children’s Rights and International Politics

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 0.B

RC26.04

Democratic Consolidation Through Transitional Justice

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.8

RC26.06

Political Imprisonment, Transnational Advocacy and Foreign Policy: Why Are Some Political Prisoners Released in Response to External Demands and Others Not?

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.7

RC26.03

Democracy, Justice and Social Rights

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.F

RC26.09

Regulating Free Speech in the Public Sphere

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.D

RC26.07

Public Privacy: Human Rights in Cyberspace

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.1

RC26.10

Social Exclusion and Politics of Oppression: A Review of Marginalized Section of Indian Society

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 109

RC27 Structure and Organization of Government

RC27.17

The Structure and Organization of Government (SOG-PRO Project): Theoretical Perspectives and Empirical Evidence

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.B

RC27.06

Output Democracy? Bureaucracy as Locus for Public Participation

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.F

RC27.12

Representative Bureaucracy in Comparative Perspective: Where and How Does it Work?

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.B

RC27.05

Out of Control or over Controlled? Incentives, Audits and New Public Management

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 2.3

RC27.03

New-Dem: Do Flexible Institutions Enhance Democracy?

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 2.5

RC27.13

The Administrative Dimension of Financial Market Regulation

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 2.3

RC27.07

Politics of State Transformation in Old and New Democracies: Analyzing Trends in State Politicization and Public Good Provision

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 0.A

RC27.14

The Consequences of Public-Sector Personnel Management Systems

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.G

RC27.16

The Politics of Patronage in Latin America

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.H

RC27.09

Public Administration and the Digital Turn

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.D

RC27.02

Mapping the State: Old and New Explanatory Perspectives

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.C

RC27.10

Regulation in Crisis? Governance, Governability and the Contemporary State

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.7

RC27.18

Vertical and Horizontal Administrative Interplay in the EU – Convergence, Yes or No?

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.E

RC27.04

Organizing for Societal Security and Crisis Management: Governance Capacity and Legitimacy

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.C

RC28 Comparative Federalism and Multilevel Governance

RC28.15

New Models of Federalism and Federation in the Post-Cold War Era: European Perspectives (Panel 2)

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 0.B

RC28.08

Indexing the Indexes? An Assessment of the Decentralization and Federalization Indicators’

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 0.B

RC28.16

Playing the Multilevel Game: Federalism and the Articulation of Power

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.B

RC28.03

Dynamic De/Centralization in Federations (1): The Multilingual Federations

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 2.2

RC28.01

Decentralization and its Effects on the Intergovernmental Relations and Public Policies in Federalist Countries

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 3.2

RC28.06

Federalism and Decentralization: Shedding New Light on Competing Trends

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.A

RC28.04

Dynamic De/Centralization in Federations (2): The Monolingual Federations

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 108

RC28.09

Liberty, Equity, Accountability, Diversity: Federal Political Culture and Multi-Level Citizenship as Elements of Modern Politics

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.1

RC28.22

Multilevel Policy-Making

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.8

RC28.21

The Issue of Coordination in Federal Systems – Actors, Interests, Institutions

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 108

RC28.13

Multilevel Welfare Governance in Southern-European Countries

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 109

J-RC05/28.15

Coalition Politics and Federalism

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.1

RC28.19

Sharing Sovereignty: A Cross-national Perspective on Identity, Regionalism and Autonomy

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.G

RC28.24

Theorizing Multilevel Welfare Governance and its Analytic Applicability

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 2.4

RC28.20

The Issue of Coordination in Federal Systems – Policies and Countries Compared

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 2.5

RC28.14

New Models of Federalism and Federation in the Post-Cold War Era: Comparative Perspectives (Panel 1)

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 0.B

RC29 Psycho-Politics

RC29.01

Public Mood, Social and Political Interactions and Psychological Correlates: Conceptual and Empirical Contributions

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.D

RC29.05

Profiling Political Leaders and the Analysis of Political Leadership: Cross-Cultural Study of Personality and Behavior

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 3.1

RC29.02

A Sentimental Democracy?

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 3.1

RC29.03

Personality and Politics: The Effects of Personal Traits on Behavior and Attitudes

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC29.06

Talking Politics: Cross-cultural and Cross-National Dimensions of Verbal Behavior in Politics

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.9

RC30 Comparative Public Policy

RC30.02

Comparative Perspectives on Nuclear Energy: Policy, Politics and Practices

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 0.A

RC30.16

Migrants as Proactive Subjects Instead of Steered Objects: A New Take on Migration Policies in OECD Countries

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.A

RC30.23

Policy Change: Innovation, Adaptation, Stability and Resistance

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 3.2

RC30.01

Acceptance of Policy Instruments

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 3.1

RC30.35

The Politics of Technology

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 3.3

RC30.10

Enhancing Analytical Frameworks through Comparative Public Policy: Case studies

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.E

RC30.36

Toward a New Extractivist Paradigm in the Global North?

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.I

RC30.18

New Directions in Policy Design: Policy Mixes and Policy Targeting

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.I

RC30.28

Politics of Social Risks in East Asian Welfare States

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 3.2

RC30.30

Social Development in Middle Income Countries

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.I

RC30.29

Public Policy and Uncertainty

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.H

RC30.22

Policy Capacity: Strategies and Leadership

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.G

RC30.07

Different Target Groups, Different Policy Outcomes?

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.A

RC30.15

Knowledge Policies and the State of Inequality: Instruments For or Against?

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 3.2

RC30.21

Policy Capacity for Effective Governance: Sectoral Variations and Considerations

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.9

RC30.05

Democracy, Neoliberalism and the Politics of the New Right in Asia

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 3.2

RC30.13

How do Policymakers Learn? Configurations of Political Learning and Policy Learning in Public Policy Analysis

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.E

RC30.12

Exploring Policy Design and Non-Design: Politics and Technical Analysis in Policy Formulation

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.E

RC30.25

Policy Learning and Political Learning in Federal States

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.B

RC30.33

Some Unforeseen Effects of Party and Campaign Finance

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.D

RC30.34

The Global Diffusion of Policy Innovations: Democracies and Autocracies Compared

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.9

RC30.19

Policy Advice in Comparative Perspective: from Shaping Political Discourse to Policy Change

Thursday, July 28

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.E

RC31 Political Philosophy

RC31.11

Political Theory and International Relations

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 0.A

RC31.07

Modus Vivendi and the Problem of Inequalities of Power

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.A

RC31.16

Théories non idéales de la justice et inégalités

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 3.2

RC31.04

Equality, Democracy and Difference

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.G

RC31.06

Is There a Role for Religion in Law and Politics?: Liberal and Republican Perspectives

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 2.5

RC31.10

New Directions in Political Theory

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.E

RC32 Public Policy and Administration

RC32.02

Asian State Bureaucracies at the Crossroads

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 2.2

RC32.26

Reshuffling Administration. Digitization of Governmental Information Systems as State Redesign

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.8

RC32.10

Internet as an Emerging Policy Domain

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.1

RC32.22

Learning as a Theoretical Lens on the Policy Process: How Ideas and Politics Interact

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 3.2

RC32.12

Making the Elephant Dance: Global Administrative Reforms in the Age of Globalization: Capacity Building for the 21st Century

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.E

RC32.08

Governing Across Jurisdictions

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.8

RC32.01

“Making Sense Together”: Specialized Knowledge and Collective Understanding in the Policy Process

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.G

RC32.13

Meaning War and the Policy Process

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.D

RC32.21

Policy Learning Through Reflection, Experience and Evaluation

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.C

RC32.16

Organizing Governing

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 3.3

RC32.19

Policy Advisory Systems: Conceptual Issues and Empirical Cases

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 3.1

RC32.09

Inequality and the Policy Response

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.J

RC32.07

Exploring the Narrative Logics of Political Action in Policy Process

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.D

RC32.30

Who Owns the Night? Night-Time Social Order, Night-Time Users and Night-Time Policies

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.9

RC32.14

Meaning Wars and the Policy Process

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 3.A

RC33 The Study of Political Science as a Discipline

RC33.07

Political Regimes, Power Relations and the Development(s) of Social Science

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.9

RC33.02

Concepts and Measurements in the Study of Political Transformations

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 108

RC33.10

Who, What, How? Getting the Big Picture: The Study of Political Science as a Discipline over Time

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 2.4

RC33.05

Roundtable on Robert Adcock’s “Liberalism and the Emergence of American Political Science. A Transatlantic Tale” (OUP, 2014)

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.B

RC34 Quality of Democracy

RC34.03

Deliberative Democracy and Civic Virtues

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 3.1

RC34.04

Democracy: Representation, Participation, Contestation

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.J

RC34.07

New Spaces for Democracy?

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.7

RC34.12

Social Movements, NGOs and Political Representation

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.D

RC34.01

Aspects of Democratic Governance: Control, Citizens’ Participation and Accountability

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.1

RC34.13

Strategies to Implement Gender Emancipation in Public Life

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 3.1

RC34.14

Taming Crony Capitalism. Diagnoses and Responses to the Business-Politics Linkage

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.H

RC34.05

Executive, Legislative and Judiciary, How Democratic Institutions Work

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 3.2

J-RC08/34.08

The Representation of Complex Diversity in Upper Chambers

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 3.1

RC35 Technology and Development

RC35.02

Globalization, A False God: Political and Economic Inequalities

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 0.B

RC35.04

Global Governance, Poverty and Human Security

Thursday, July 28

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.9

RC36 Political Power

RC36.05

Power and Governance in an Uneven World

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.D

RC36.11

The Changing Faces of Power: Theory

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.E

RC36.08

Rising Powers and the BRICS

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 2.3

RC36.01

Empirical Power Analysis

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 108

RC37 Rethinking Political Development

RC37.06

Politics of Development in the Largest Democracy: Understanding May 2014 Elections in India

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.H

RC37.09

Strongmen in the Shadow of the US Hegemon: Russian, Turkish and Egyptian Strategies

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 109

RC37.02

Inequality, Ideology and Political Development

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.1

RC37.01

Conflict, Patronage and Strategies for Inclusive Political Development

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 2.2

RC37.04

Political Development: Inequality, Justice and Democratization

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 108

RC37.07

Re-Inventing Politics in India: Leadership, Ideology, Agenda and Communication

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.D

RC37.11

Understanding the Roles of National Experts in Global Political Economy

Thursday, July 28

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 0.A

RC38 Politics and Business

RC38.03

Business in Old and New Policy Fields: The Role of Industries and Countries

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.I

RC38.01

Business and Behavior Companies in Developed and Developing Countries

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.C

RC38.02

Business in Old and New Policy Fields: National and International Engagement

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.J

RC38.09

State, Coalitions and Development in Latin America

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 2.3

RC38.06

Inequality in the Political and Economic Dimensions of the BRICS in the Global Crisis

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.J

RC38.07

Models, Markets and Globalization

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 0.B

RC38.08

State-Owned Companies and the State

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.H

RC39 Welfare States and Developing Societies

RC39.01

Comparing Welfare Systems

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 0.A

RC39.02

Emerging Trends in Welfare Reforms

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.D

RC39.05

Welfare State in Future: From Generosity to Austerity

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.8

RC40 New World Orders?

RC40.01

Dilemmas of Grand Strategy Formation: Rising and Resurgent Powers Confronting the US Hegemon

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.A

RC40.04

Natural Resource Governance in Africa: Opportunities for Social and Economic Development

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.C

RC40.08

REGIMEN Panel: Inequalities and State Power: The Challenges of Interdependence

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 108

RC40.03

Mega-regional Agreements and their Transformative Effects

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 0.A

RC40.06

REGIMEN Panel: Inequalities and State Power: A Crisis of Interdependence?

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.C

RC40.11

The Politics, the Practice, and the Study of Brazil’s Foreign Policy Today

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.2

RC41 Geopolitics

J-RC15/41.09

Geopolitics of Insecurity: the New East-West Confrontation

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.1

RC42 Security, Integration and Unification

RC42.03

Issues in Central and East Asia

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 0.A

RC42.07

Practicing the Security-Development-Nexus: A Critical Reflection

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.F

RC42.10

The Two Koreas and Inter-Korean Relations

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 0.A

RC42.01

“Translation” or “Transcoding” – Methods for Intercultural Transfer of Policy between Germany and Korea with Focus on Unification

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 2.4

RC43 Religion and Politics

RC43.12

Sectarian Violence: The Impact of Changing Regional Politics and International Relations

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.H

RC43.13

Secularism, Politics and Identity

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 0.A

RC43.15

Secularisms and Equality in Europe

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.B

RC43.05

Politics and Theology Thinking the Cultural Foundations of the Inequality

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 3.3

RC43.11

Repositioning of Christian-Oriented Political Participation After 1989-90: The Catholics in Italy

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.G

RC43.10

Religion, Minorities and Human Rights

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.A

RC43.14

Secularism, Post-Secularism and the European Court of Human Rights

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.E

RC44 Military’s Role in Democratization

RC44.03

The Politics of Military and Democratization in a World of Inequality

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 3.3

RC44.02

The Comprehensive Approach to Postconflict Reconstruction

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.F

RC45 Quantitative International Politics

RC45.01

Quantitative Approaches to the Study of Conflict and Cooperation

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.C

RC47 Local-Global Relations

RC47.01

Central Europe in the Global Context

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.D

RC47.03

Roundtable: Problems of Leadership in East-Central Europe

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 2.2

RC48 Administrative Culture

RC48.03

Administrative Culture in Programs to Reduce Inequality and Promote Transparency

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.C

RC48.04

Administrative Culture in Different Cultural Contexts: Comparative Analyses

Thursday, July 28

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 2.1

RC49 Socialism, Capitalism and Democracy

RC49.01

BRICS – Democratic Practices, Economic Inequalities, and Policy of Distribution of the World Resources

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 0.B

RC50 The Politics of Language

RC50.15

Transnational Dimensions of Language Politics

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.G

RC50.09

Language Regimes: Case Studies and Theoretical Understandings

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 0.B

RC50.11

Linguistic Justice from the Ground Up

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.7

RC50.10

Linguistic Diversity and Economic Development

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 3.1

RC50.07

Language Politics in Turkey

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.2

RC50.02

Justice for Linguistic Minorities: Theories and Practices

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.E

RC50.03

Language and Party Politics

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.H

RC50.08

Language Regimes and Citizenship Regimes: Bridging the Gap

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 3.3

RC50.12

Politics of Official Language Policies

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 2.5

RC50.01

Immigrant and Minority Language Politics

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.C

RC50.14

The Politics of Global English

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 2.3

RC50.13

The Political Science of Language

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.7

RC51 International Political Economy

RC51.19

The International Political Economy of Trade Relations in the age of Mega-Agreements

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 0.A

RC51.05

Civil Society and Political Economy: A Comparative Perspective

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 2.2

RC51.01

“Developmental State” and “Developmental Regionalism”: New Perspectives in International Political Economy

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 3.3

RC51.16

Stakeholders, Powers and Inequalities in Global Internet Governance

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.A

RC51.17

The Error-Correcting and Error-Compounding Aspects of Democracy

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 3.1

RC51.18

The International Political Economy of Energy

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.J

RC51.20

The Political Economy of Foreign Aid and Trade

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 2.2

RC51.06

Developmentalism, Currency Internationalization, and Regional Co-operation in Contemporary East Asia

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.C

RC51.11

Latin America and Global Governance: Strategies of International Insertion

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 108

RC51.12

New Perspectives on International Political Economy

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.F

RC51.15

Roundtable: Internationalization, Emerging Markets and Democracy

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-7 / 1.G

RC51.21

The Political Economy of State Capitalism in Emerging Market Democracies

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 0.A

RC51.24

Theorizing Emergence: IR and IPE Theory and the Emerging Market Democracies

Thursday, July 28

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.2

Congress Sessions (CS)

CS01 Comparative Politics, Democracy and Regime Types

CS01.41

Parties and Inequality

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 2.3

CS01.54

Regional and Comparative Politics

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.C

CS01.14

Economic Aspects of Inequality

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 108

CS01.44

Political Challenges in Egypt

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 3.2

CS01.01

A Comparative Analytical Framework for Japanese Politics

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 3.2

CS01.11

Democratic Learning Curve of Islamists

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 2.5

CS01.60

The Economic Crisis and Conflict Dimensions in South European Party Systems and Beyond: New Configurations or Business as Usual?

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 2.4

CS01.69

Voting and Inequality

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 2.3

CS01.22

Inclusion of Minorities

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 2.2

CS01.45

Political Change and Democratic Quality in Mexico

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 2.5

CS01.53

Redefining New Trends of Democracy in Latin America: New Relations Between Politics and Society

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 2.1

CS01.06

Change and Stability in Asia-Pacific: Political Processes and Patterns Through a Comparative Perspective

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 2.5

CS01.07

Civil-Military Relations and Military Politics

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 2.4

CS01.18

Empowerment in the Context of Inequality

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 3.3

CS01.19

Fifty Years of Mexican Inequality

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 2.5

CS01.02

Aspects of Representation and Inequality

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 3.3

CS01.17

Elites in Advanced Democracies

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 3.2

CS01.65

The Middle East Conflict and its International Linkages

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 2.4

CS01.21

Homeland and Civil Security Research: Creating Security as a Public Good

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 3.3

CS01.62

The Legalization of Same-sex Marriage: Between Globalization and Path Dependency

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 2.5

CS01.20

Gravity Centers of Authoritarian Rule: Explaining Regional Clusters of Autocracies

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 2.4

CS01.51

Problems of Inequality in Africa

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 2.4

CS01.26

Inequality, Protest and Regime Change

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 3.B

CS01.50

Power Sharing as a Model to Resolve Majority Minority Conflict

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 3.A

CS01.29

Minorities and the Problem of Inequality

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 3.2

CS01.08

Concepts of Democrazy

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 3.3

CS01.10

Decentralization

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.I

CS01.15

Election Campaigns, Party and Candidate Strategies

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.B

CS01.27

Left and Right: Political Parties and Populism

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 2.3

CS01.36

New Political Entrepreneurs in Central Europe

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 2.2

CS01.40

Parliamentary Versus Presidential Systems of Government

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 2.2

CS01.46

Political Organization of Divided Societies

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.E

CS01.59

The Divergent Paths of Post-Soviet Transformation: State and Society Between Soviet Legacies and Global Challenges

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 0.B

CS01.61

The Inequality in Democracy or the Democratization of Inequality?: Whither Liberal Democracy in the 21st C?

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.H

CS01.66

The Nation State, “Demoicracy” and Democratic Autonomy: Countering Minority’s Representative Inequality?

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.A

CS01.09

Corruption, Deficits in Judicial Systems and Inequality

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 2.3

CS01.67

The Shadow of Dictatorships: Attitudes Towards the Authoritarian Past in the World

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 108

CS01.23

Inégalités, (non) reconnaissance et guerres civiles en Afrique

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 2.2

CS01.12

Democratic Problems in Central Eastern and Eastern Europe

Thursday, July 28

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.G

CS01.34

New Modes of Governance and Approaches to Democracy in Europe

Thursday, July 28

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.C

CS02 Identity Politics, Social and National Movements

CS02.16

Electoral Politics, Social and National Movements

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 2.1

CS02.39

Political Mobilization and Democratization: Sustained Social Movement Action in a Developing Context

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 2.2

CS02.18

Intersectional Politics in Asia and Africa

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 3.A

CS02.01

A Comparative Study of Federal State and Secessionist Movements

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 2.2

CS02.58

Teaching and Practicing Social Justice in a World of Inequality

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 3.2

CS02.44

Public Sector Approaches to Racial, Ethnic and/or Gender Inequality: A World of Comparisons

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 2.5

CS02.61

The Discursive Politics of Rights and Representation

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 3.1

CS02.34

Mobilisations et Migrations

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 3.4

CS02.54

Social Movements and Practices of Autonomy: Contemporary Challenges

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 3.B

CS02.56

Social Movements: Mobilization, Motivation and Repertoires

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 3.A

CS02.06

Citizenship, Mega-development Projects, and the Future of Democracy in the Global South

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 3.5

CS02.28

Indigenous Politics

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 2.5

CS02.33

Minorities, Independence Movements and Sub-state Politics

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 2.5

CS02.13

Discourse, Diversity and Persuasion

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 3.1

CS02.49

Revolutions, State Security and Democracy

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 3.2

CS02.68

Urban and Local Movements and Social Movement Politics

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 2.4

CS02.41

Politics of Inclusion

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 2.3

CS02.02

Approche comparée des politiques mémorielles: mémoires et droits

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 2.4

CS02.25

Identity Formation in Europe

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.D

CS02.23

LGBT and Gender Politics

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.D

CS02.11

Refugees, Mobilization, Inequality and Nationalism

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.9

CS02.52

Social Movement Approaches to Contentious Politics

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.J

CS02.57

Socioeconomic Contention in the Global South: Inequality and Identity in Struggles for Work, Land and Social Justice

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 3.1

CS02.62

The Intersection of Religion and Politics

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 2.5

CS02.26

Identity, Migration, Ethnicity and Exclusion

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.B

CS02.03

Approche comparée des politiques mémorielles: mémoires et politiques

Thursday, July 28

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.H

CS03 International Political Economy and Globalisation

CS03.39

Understanding the Emergence and Functioning of Pockets of Effectiveness in State Bureaucracies

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 2.2

CS03.05

Climate Change and the Environment: Cases of International and Domestic Policy

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 2.4

CS03.22

International Trade Negotiations and Agreements: Who Wins, Who Loses?

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 2.5

CS03.10

Development Assistance, Humanitarian Aid, FDI, and Remittances: So What?

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 108

CS03.21

Inequality: Attitudes and Effects

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 2.5

CS03.36

Making Sense of the Politics of Socio-Economic Outcomes

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 2.4

CS03.25

Néolibéralisme et émergence en postcolonie africaine

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 3.3

CS03.40

Value Formation Processes and Empirical Experiences in Shaping Trade Liberalization Preferences

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 3.A

CS03.28

Regional Integration

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 3.2

CS03.31

The Impact of Welfare States and Policies on Labor, Work, and Poverty

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 3.1

CS03.34

The Political Economy of International Trade and Investment: A Core Element of Politics in a World of Inequality

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 2.4

CS03.06

Complexities of Regional Integration and Multi-Level Governance

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 2.3

CS03.38

Trust in International Political Economy

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 3.B

CS03.27

Reconfigurations of Nation States, National Governments and Subnational Interests

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 2.4

CS03.18

Global South: Backlash on Macroeconomic Policies and Political Crisis

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 3.3

CS03.09

Cross-Border Movements of People: Deportation, Migration, and Trafficking

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 0.A

CS03.16

Global Migration, Political Economy and Politics

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 3.2

CS03.13

Diffusing Challenges and Responses Across Borders

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 2.5

CS03.17

Global Politics in Contemporary Perspective

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 109

CS03.01

Acteurs économiques et d’expression publique dans les médias en Afrique du Nord et l’Ouest / Economic Actors and Public Expression in the Media in North and West Africa

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.C

CS04 International Relations

CS04.26

Inequalities in the Arctic Part 1: Where Global Interests Meet Regional Realities

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 2.4

CS04.35

Inequality, Environment, and International Relations

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 2.1

CS04.81

Turkey, Russia and Equality in the Neoliberal World Order

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 2.4

CS04.46

La vulnérabilité et l’aspiration à la puissance des petits États en relations internationales: approches définitionnelle et théorique

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.1

CS04.49

Maritime Disputes in East Asia: Geopolitical Destiny, Resource Competition, and/or Identity?

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 2.5

CS04.27

Inequalities in the Arctic Part 2: Establishing a Place for Communities in Regional Politics

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 3.1

CS04.45

La politique étrangère des petits États

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 2.5

CS04.04

Assessing Turkey’s “Rise” in Global Governance Compared to the BRICS Countries: Accommodations and Differences

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 2.4

CS04.52

New Perspectives on International Security: A View from Latin America

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 108

CS04.07

BRICS and The Global Governance: Contestation and Arrangements

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 3.B

CS04.64

Regions, Inequality, and International Relations

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 2.3

CS04.69

Security and International Relations

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 3.A

CS04.58

Prospects for New Power Configurations in the Middle East and Asia

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 2.3

CS04.43

L’actualité du clivage nord-sud

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 3.A

CS04.65

Renewing Geopolitcs Perspectives. Theories and Case Studies on South-American Conjunctures

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 2.2

CS04.16

Evaluating India’s International Emergence

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 3.B

CS04.29

Inequalities of International Security

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 3.A

CS04.38

International Inequality and Human Rights

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 2.5

CS04.68

Rising States and Established Powers in International Organizations

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 2.3

CS04.59

R2P in Light of the Syrian Tragedy: Does R2P Work as It Is Now?

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 2.3

CS04.60

Regional Approaches to Inequality

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 2.5

CS04.12

Economic Inequality and Politics

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 2.2

CS04.37

International Governance: Issues and Institutions

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 2.5

CS04.66

Resources and Institutions in Armed Conflicts and Political Development

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 3.2

CS04.18

Foreign Policy and International Relations

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 2.4

CS04.24

Governance in the Euro-Latin American Space

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 2.2

CS04.56

Post-Conflict Peace Building as Comprehensive Task: Complementary Perspectives from the Ground

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.F

CS04.73

The BRICS in the Context of Domestic as Well as Foreign Policy

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.C

CS04.47

Law and International Security

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 2.4

CS04.71

Small States in a World of Inequality: Agential Power vs Structural Constraints

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-7 / 1.H

CS04.75

The Power Gap: Survival Strategies of Smaller Nations towards More Powerful States

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 108

CS04.23

Global and Local Inequalities and the State

Thursday, July 28

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 3.2

CS05 Political Institutions and Civic Engagement

CS05.08

Economic Inequality and Political Participation in Africa

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 2.3

CS05.34

Corruption and Accountability: Causes and Consequences

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 2.4

CS05.33

The Effects of Economic Power Sharing on Post-Civil War Economics and Socio-Economic Relations

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 2.2

CS05.11

Environmental Justice, Ethnicity and Democracy

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 109

CS05.30

State – and Institution – Building in a Neoliberal World: Comparative Perspectives

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 2.4

CS05.17

Judicial Politics and Transitional Justice

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 3.1

CS05.21

Participation, Innovations and Inequality: Perspectives from the Global South

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 3.2

CS05.27

Digital and Print Media and Democracy

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 2.3

CS05.36

To Be, or Not to Be, ‘Hong Konger’? The Politics of Identity and Community in Contemporary Hong Kong

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 109

CS05.06

Democratic Mediation, Inequality and Community Politics in the Global South

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.5

CS05.01

Causes and Consequences of Malapportionment

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 2.2

CS05.14

Fostering Participation in a World of Inequality

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 2.4

CS05.22

Parties and Elections in the Wake of the Economic Crisis

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 3.2

CS05.31

Subsidiarity and Politics at the Municipal Level

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 2.5

CS05.20

Media, Politics, and Inequality

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 2.2

CS05.26

Resistance under Austerity in Southern Europe

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 2.4

CS05.35

The Rise of Eurasian Continentalism: Implications for IR Theory and for World Affairs

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 2.5

CS05.09

Education and Knowledge in a World of Inequality

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 2.5

CS05.07

Dilemmas of Representation

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 2.3

CS05.02

Community-Based Participation and Governance Networks

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 109

CS05.04

Corruption Opportunity Space: How to Confine It?

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 2.3

CS05.19

Management of Civil Society and the State

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.G

CS05.13

Fighting Political Inequality in Fragile Democracies in Latin America

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 2.3

CS05.03

Content and Discontent with Government in an Unequal World

Thursday, July 28

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.F

CS06 Political Theory

CS06.02

Beyond the Psychic Foundations of Systemic Inequality: The Emancipatory Dynamic in Rousseau and After

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 2.5

CS06.09

Exploring the Parliamentary and Democratic Languages of Politics

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 108

CS06.23

The Politics of Political Science: Inequalities of Attention and Recognition

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 2.5

CS06.20

Politics of the ‘Other’: Western Concepts in Non-Western Contexts

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.D

CS06.17

Multiculturalism and its Critics

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 3.3

CS06.22

Space, Time and Politics: Reflections on the Contributions of Comparative Political Theory

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 2.3

CS06.16

Liberalism, Legality and Inequalities in Citizenship (or the Lack of It): Contemporary Critical Perspectives

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 2.4

CS06.08

Exploring the Democratic and Parliamentary Languages of Politics

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 108

CS06.25

The Politics of Political Science: Pluralism or Hierarchies of Knowledge?

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 2.4

CS06.07

Dimensions of Inequality: Critical Theories in Transition

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 3.A

CS06.05

Democracy, Participation and Inequality: Practical Problems and Theoretical Solutions

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-7 / 1.C

CS06.24

The Politics of Political Science and Economics: Perils and Pitfalls

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 2.4

CS06.04

Corruption and Good Governance in Political Theory

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 2.1

CS06.12

Inequality, Let’s Count the Ways

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.1

CS06.13

Is Economic Inequality a Political Problem?

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 2.4

CS07 Public Policy and Administration

CS07.02

A Variety of Policy Actors and Dynamics of Policy Process

Sunday, July 24

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 109

CS07.07

Democratic Regeneration and Innovation of Public Policies in a Context of Crisis

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 2.3

CS07.37

Transformation of Executive and Bureaucratic Leadership, and Dynamics of Interactions among Public or Non-public Entities in the Policy Process

Sunday, July 24

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 109

CS07.21

Les politiques économiques et sociales pour réduire les inégalités

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 3.A

CS07.28

Risk Management, Policy Failure and Policy Success

Sunday, July 24

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 3.B

CS07.26

Policy Transfer: Political Actors and Institutional Contexts

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 2.5

CS07.27

Reform, Innovation and Change in the State and Policy

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 109

CS07.33

The European Union: Dynamics of Integration and Disintegration

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 3.1

CS07.04

Austerity: Variations, Resistance and Alternatives: The State of Play in 2016

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 3.3

CS07.19

Issues of Public Governance and Administration: Stakeholders’ Participation, Compliance and Trust Building

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 3.2

CS07.30

Tackling Food and Poverty Problems on Many Fronts

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 2.2

CS07.11

Experiments on Immigration and Welfare State Support

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-14 / 3.3

CS07.31

The European Social Fund and Gender Mainstreaming: Reducing or Reproducing Gendered Inequalities?

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-14 / 3.3

CS07.25

Policy Problems in Enhancing Public Security and Safety

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 3.3

CS07.35

The Role of the State and Governmental Actors in Economic and Social Policies

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 3.1

CS07.14

Teaching, Learning and Historically Oriented Political Research: Past and Present

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 2.5

CS07.32

The European Union as Policy Entrepreneur and Political Arena

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 108

CS07.36

The Use of Expertise in Policy Making, and Urban Development

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.B

CS07.01

“Cabinets ministériels”, SPADs & other collaborators of the Executive: the Reign of the Entourages?

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 2.4

CS07.06

Change in Relations between Central and Lower-level Governments

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 2.5

CS07.34

Social Welfare Policy, Electoral Reform, the State and Changes in Economic and Political Inequality

Thursday, July 28

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 109

CS07.17

Issues in Policy Administration and Street-level Bureaucracy

Thursday, July 28

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.A

Meetings

Meetings

IPSA Summer School Business Meeting

Monday, July 25

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.9

Meeting of European School of Political and Social Sciences (ESPOL)

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 3.4

IPSR Editorial Board Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.9

Meeting of Presidents and Secretaries of National Associations

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.E

Meeting of the Advisory Committee on Research (Election of the RC Liaison Representative)

Wednesday, July 27

17:15-20:15

PCC-15 / 1.E

RC Business Meetings (Chronological Order)

RC44 Meeting

Sunday, July 24

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.7

RC35 Meeting

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC27 Meeting

Monday, July 25

11:00-12:30

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC13 Meeting

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.2

RC43 Meeting

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC07 & RC19 Meeting

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.1

RC28 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

11:00-12:30

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC01 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 2.1

RC24 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 3.1

RC26 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.9

RC23 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.7

RC29 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC32 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 3.1

RC05 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.7

RC14 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 3.1

RC20 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 2.1

RC25 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.9

RC30 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.2

RC36 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC42 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.8

RC16 Meeting

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC34 Meeting

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.7

RC02 Meeting

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 2.2

RC03 Meeting

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 3.B

RC10 Meeting

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 2.1

RC33 Meeting

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.8

RC38 Meeting

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.J

RC39 Meeting

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.9

RC50 Meeting

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 3.1

RC31 Meeting

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC08 Meeting

Wednesday, July 27

19:30-20:30

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC17 Meeting

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC48 Meeting

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.7

RC51 Meeting

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 3.1

RC41 Meeting

Thursday, July 28

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.1

RC Business Meetings (Alphanumerical Order)

RC01 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 2.1

RC02 Meeting

Wednesday, July 27

13:30-15:15

PCC-14 / 2.2

RC03 Meeting

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-14 / 3.B

RC05 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.7

RC07 & RC19 Meeting

Monday, July 25

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.1

RC08 Meeting

Wednesday, July 27

19:30-20:30

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC10 Meeting

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 2.1

RC13 Meeting

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.2

RC14 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 3.1

RC16 Meeting

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC17 Meeting

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC20 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 2.1

RC23 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.7

RC24 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 3.1

RC25 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.9

RC26 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.9

RC27 Meeting

Monday, July 25

11:00-12:30

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC28 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

11:00-12:30

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC29 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC30 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.2

RC31 Meeting

Wednesday, July 27

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC32 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 3.1

RC33 Meeting

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.8

RC34 Meeting

Wednesday, July 27

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.7

RC35 Meeting

Monday, July 25

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC36 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC38 Meeting

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-7 / 1.J

RC39 Meeting

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.9

RC41 Meeting

Thursday, July 28

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 1.1

RC42 Meeting

Tuesday, July 26

17:30-19:15

PCC-15 / 1.8

RC43 Meeting

Monday, July 25

13:30-15:15

PCC-15 / 1.5

RC44 Meeting

Sunday, July 24

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.7

RC48 Meeting

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 1.7

RC50 Meeting

Wednesday, July 27

15:30-17:15

PCC-15 / 3.1

RC51 Meeting

Thursday, July 28

09:00-10:45

PCC-15 / 3.1

Sunday, July 24 (Day 1) | 13:30-15:15

CS01.41 Parties and Inequality
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.3

Chair Kaczorowska, Małgorzata – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, m.kaczorowska@uw.edu.pl

Co-Chair Zamęcki, Łukasz – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, lzamecki@uw.edu.pl

Discussant(s) Pierre-Louis, Francois – Queens College CUNY, United States, fpierrelouis@qc.cuny.edu

Papers Attending Political Parties’ Congresses

Perottino, Michel – Univerzity Karlovy, Czech Republic, perottino@fsv.cuni.cz

Measuring Institutional and Electoral Volatility in Europe: A New Approach

Casal Bertoa, Fernando – University of Nottingham, United Kingdom, fernando.casal.bertoa@nottingham.ac.uk
Deegan-Krause, Kevin – Wayne State University, United States, kdk@wayne.edu

Haughton, Tim – University of Birmingham, United Kingdom, t.j.haughton@bham.ac.uk

Oversized Governments in Central and Eastern Europe:
A Qualitative Comparative Analysis

Niikawa, Sho – Free University Berlin, Germany, niikawa@zedat.fu-berlin.de

Buzogany, Aron – Ludwig-Maximilians Universität München (LMU), Germany, buzogany@foev-speyer.de

CS01.54 Regional and Comparative Politics
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.C

Co-Chair Bingöl, Yilmaz – Yildirim Beyazit University, Turkey, ybingol@yahoo.com

Discussant(s) Aragon, Jaime – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, jaime.aragonf@gmail.com

Demarest, Leila – Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, leila.demarest@soc.kuleuven.be

Papers A Comparative Study of New Military Internal Security Missions and Military Influence in Tijuana (Mexico) and Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)

Passos, Anais – Sciences Po, France, anais.medeirospassos@sciencespo.fr

Creative Chaos and Fault Line Wars in Afro Asian Region, the Non Kinetic Warfare Dimension

Khan, Waqar – Lahore Garrison University, Pakistan, waqarkauravi@gmail.com

International Relations in the Middle East: Regionalization, Inequality and Sectarianism

Dolun, Deniz – State University of New York at Buffalo, United States, denizdol@buffalo.edu

Coskun, Selmin Seda – Istanbul Üniversitesi, Turkey, selminseda.coskun@gmail.com

Problems of Democratisation and the Notion of Rule of Law in Sub-Saharan Africa: Evolution and Challenges

Gemechu, Degefe – Instiyute of Political Science University of Warmia and Mazury, Poland, botoro@wp.pl

Socio-Political and Economic Marginalization of African States in World Affairs

Adejuwon, David – Lagos State University, Nigeria, ade_kennytee@yahoo.com

Adeola, Gabriel Lanre – Crawford University, Nigeria, wajuadeola@yahoo.com

CS03.39 Understanding the Emergence and Functioning of Pockets of Effectiveness in State Bureaucracies
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.2

Chair Kjær, Anne Mette – Aarhus University, Denmark, mkjaer@ps.au.dk

Discussant(s) Elklit, Jørgen – Aarhus University, Denmark, elklit@ps.au.dk

Papers Globalization and Regional Development: The Role of Regional Development Agencies

Ertugal, Ebru – Baskent University, Turkey, ebruertugal@yahoo.com

How Presidents Think: The Micropolitics of PoE Creation and Failure

Roll, Michael – University of Wisconsin – Madison, United States, mroll@wisc.edu

Pockets of Efficiency and Natural Resource Governance in Tanzania and Mozambique

Buur, Lars – Roskilde University, Denmark, lbuur@ruc.dk

Pockets of Efficiency’ When it Matters: Natural Resource Revenue Generation in Eastern Africa

Therkildsen, Ole – Danish Institute for International Studies, Denmark, oth@diis.dk

Kjær, Anne Mette – Aarhus University, Denmark, mkjaer@ps.au.dk

What Shapes the Success of PoEs in Developing Countries? A Comparative and Inter-sectoral Perspective

Hickey, Sam – University of Manchester, United Kingdom, sam.hickey@manchester.ac.uk

CS04.26 Inequalities in the Arctic Part 1: Where Global Interests Meet Regional Realities
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.4

Chair Lempinen, Hanna – University of Lapland, Finland, hanna.lempinen@ulapland.fi

Co-Chair Spence, Jennifer – Carleton University, Canada, jennifer.spence@carleton.ca

Discussant(s) Loukacheva, Natalia – University of Northern British Columbia, Canada, natalia.loukacheva@unbc.ca

Papers Arctic Security Dynamics: Russian Military Activities and the Impact of the Ukrainian Crisis

Padrtova, Barbora – Masaryk University, Czech Republic, b.padrtova@gmail.com

Building Arctic Resilience in the World of ‘Wicked’ Problems

Heininen, Lassi – University of Lapland, Finland, lassi.heininen@ulapland.fi

Energy and Shipping in the Arctic

Stepanov, Ilya – National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia, iastepanov@hse.ru

The Expressions of Law: The Legal Tale of the Sacrosanct Marine Mammal

Sellheim, Nikolas – University of Lapland, Finland, nikolas.sellheim@ulapland.fi

CS04.35 Inequality, Environment, and International Relations
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.1

Chair Choudhary, Ladhu R. – University of Rajasthan, India, ladhuram88@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Markus, Ustina – Beijing Normal University, China, ustinamarkus@uic.edu.hk

Papers Co-Constitution of the International Cooperation for Development: The Trajectory of the WWF in the Amazon

Cardoso de Castro, Brenda Thainá – Universdade Federal do Para, Brazil, brendatcc@gmail.com

Picanço da Costa Silva, Tienay – Universdade Federal do Para, Brazil, tienay.costa@gmail.com

Environmental Security Between Existential Threat, Geopolitical Interest, Conflict and Cooperation: Critical Analysis of the Environment and Security Initiative

Dr. Hardt, Judith Nora – No affiliation, Germany, jnora.hardt@posteo.de

From Common but Differentiated Responsibilities to ‘Concentric Circles’: The Brazilian Proposal to Address Climate Change in a World of Unequal Development

Rodriguez de Luna, Monica – University of Hamburg, Germany, monica.deluna@wiso.uni-hamburg.de

CS04.81 Turkey, Russia and Equality in the Neoliberal World Order
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.4

Chair O’Neal, Molly – Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies, United States, moneal1@jhu.edu

Discussant(s) McGraw Olive, Marsha – Kadir Has University, Turkey, mmolive2014@gmail.com

Papers Russia, Turkey, and Energy: Reset or Revamp?

Bowlus, John – Bahcesehir University, Turkey, johnbowlus@gmail.com

McGraw Olive, Marsha – Kadir Has University, Turkey, mmolive2014@gmail.com

The Causes and Consequences of Anti-Western Attitudes in Turkey and Russia

Yilmaz, Afife Yasemin – The City University of New York, United States, afife.yasemin@gmail.com

McGraw Olive, Marsha – Kadir Has University, Turkey, mmolive2014@gmail.com

The Impact of ISIS Threat on Turkey’s Syrian Policy: Changes and Challenges

Parlar Dal, Emel – Marmara Üniversitesi, Turkey, emelparlar@yahoo.com

The Russian and Turkish Visions of Peacebuilding in Central Asia

Khamidov, Alisher – No affiliation, Kyrgyzstan, akhamido@hotmail.com

Why it Takes Two to Tango: Religion, Nationalism, and Political Legitimacy in Russia and Turkey, 2000-2015

Akhmetkarimov, Bulat – Suleyman Sah University, Turkey, bakhmetkarimov@ssu.edu.tr

CS05.08 Economic Inequality and Political Participation in Africa
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.3

Chair Ndubuisi Nweke, Eugene – Ebonyi State University, Nigeria, enweke1@gmail.com

Co-Chair Onu, Godwin – Nnamdi Azikwe University, Nigeria, godwinonu2003@yahoo.com

Papers Determinants of Participation Inequalities in Urban Togo: Implications for Participatory Development Approaches

Breuer, Anita – Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE), Germany, anita.breuer@die-gdi.de

Asiedu, Edward – Universitat Passau, Germany, easiedu1@gmail.com

Political Parties, Inequality and Violent Mobilization in Nigeria: Evidence from Sokoto State (2007-2015)

Baba, Yahaya – Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto, Nigeria, tkbabayaha@yahoo.com

Unemployment and Political Participation in Africa: A Case Study of Nigeria

Udeuhele, Godwin – Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki, Nigeria, udeuhele@yahoo.com

CS06.02 Beyond the Psychic Foundations of Systemic Inequality: The Emancipatory Dynamic in Rousseau and After
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.5

Chair Block, James – DePaul University, United States, jblock@depaul.edu

Papers Beyond The Psychology of Neoliberal Inequality: From Domination to Democracy in the Rousseauean Tradition

Block, James – DePaul University, United States, jblock@depaul.edu

Inequality as Psychological and Structural Phenomenon in the Thought of Rousseau

Zucker, Gregory – Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, United States, gregory.zucker@rutgers.edu

Rousseau’s Republican Critique of Economic Inequality

Thompson, Michael – William Paterson University, United States, thompsonmi@wpunj.edu

CS06.09 Exploring the Parliamentary and Democratic Languages of Politics
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 108

Chair Rosales, Jose Maria – Universidad de Malaga, Spain, jmrosales@uma.es

Co-Chair Palonen, Kari – University of Jyväskylä, Finland, kari.palonen@jyu.fi

Discussant(s) Kronlund, Anna – The Finnish Institute of International Affairs, Finland, anna.kronlund@fiia.fi

Hayat, Samuel – Centre d’études et de recherches administratives politiques et sociales (CERAPS), France, samuel.hayat@univ-lille2.fr

Papers Carl Schmitt as Problem and Solution: The Unresolved Concerns of the Chilean 1980 Constitution

Castellon, Maria Ignacia – The New School, United States, castm703@newschool.edu

Deliberation Across Deep Divisions: Transformative Moments

Steiner, Jurg – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, jsteiner@email.unc.edu

Federal Debates in Spain in the Late Nineteenth Century: Conceptual and Parliamentary Perspectives

Postigo, Marta – Universidad de Malaga, Spain, martapostigo@uma.es

Parliamentary Time and Democratisation

Palonen, Kari – University of Jyväskylä, Finland, kari.palonen@jyu.fi

The Middle-Class Hero as an International Man: Richard Cobden and the Political Scene of His Time

López, Rosario – University of St Andrews, United Kingdom, rl49@st-andrews.ac.uk

CS06.23 The Politics of Political Science: Inequalities of Attention and Recognition
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.5

Chair Jose, Jim – University of Newcastle, Australia, jim.jose@newcastle.edu.au

Co-Chair Matan, Ana – University of Zagreb, Croatia, amatan39@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Sparling, Robert – University of Ottawa, Canada, rsparlin@uottawa.ca

Papers Exploring the Challenges of Dementia for Democracy

Sonnicksen, Jared – Technische Universitat Darmstadt, Germany, sonnicksen@pg.tu-darmstadt.de

Intangible Inequalities: Obscurity, Asymmetry, and Illusion in Knowledge Acquisition Worldwide

Wright, Nancy – Long Island University, United States, wrightnancy272@gmail.com

Perceiving Inequality: Which Inequality Becomes a Politically Salient Issue for Whom, When and How

Lee, Yeon Ju – University of Chicago, United States, yeonjulee@uchicago.edu

The Politics of Human Perfection and the Politics of Human Imperfection: Chantal Mouffe Versus Ulrich Beck and Anthony Giddens on European Inequalities

Borkowska-Nowak, Małgorzata – Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski Jana Pawla II, Poland, malbor31@wp.pl

CS07.02 A Variety of Policy Actors and Dynamics of Policy Process
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 109

Chair D Araujo, Maria – Pontificia Universidade Catolica do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, mariacelina@daraujo.net

Co-Chair Manero Moreno, Enrique Alonso – NEOCALI, Mexico, ingemanero@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Colebatch, Hal – University of New South Wales, Australia, hal@colebatch.com

Papers An Assessment of the Economic Impact Generated by a Family Learning Strategy as a Decision Criterion Towards an Environmental Education Policy

Manero Moreno, Enrique Alonso – NEOCALI, Mexico, ingemanero@gmail.com

Diversity in Nonprofit Executive Succession Planning

Besel, Karl – Indiana University Northwest, United States, kbesel@iun.edu

Human Rights and Jainism: A Comparative Study

Kothari, Namrata – West Bengal State University, India, kothari_namrata_5@yahoo.co.in

Strengthening Institutional Capacity for MDGs / SDGs Acceleration Through Media Activism in India

Kumar, Rajesh – Guru Nanak Dev University, India, rkumargndu@gmail.com

Women Leadership in Local Administration: Evidence from South Asian Bangladesh

Azizuddin, Muhammad – University of Tampere, Finland, azizuddin08@gmail.com

IAPSS.03 Democracy in an Unequal World
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.5

Chair Simral, Vit – Univerzita Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic, vit.simral@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Barclay, William – Carleton University, Canada, willbarclay13v@gmail.com

Papers Discourses and Debates About Democracy and Political Inequality: Puerto Rico, a United States Colony

González, Cristina – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, cristina.gonzaleznieves@gmail.com

On the Relationship Between Democracy and the Rule of Law

Sherieff, Uzma – University of New South Wales, Australia, uzma.sherieff@gmail.com

Secessionist and Autonomy Challenges for a Democracy: A Dialogue Between Minority and Federalism Scholarship

Vezbergaite, Ieva – Sabanci University, Turkey, vezbergaite@sabanciuniv.edu

Why Democracy Must Be Tempered by Conservatism

Barclay, William – Carleton University, Canada, willbarclay13v@gmail.com

IDEA.01 Insights from Regional Organizations: How to Tackle Inequality and Exclusion?
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.7

Chair Mura, Eleonora – International IDEA, Sweden, e.mura@idea.int

Co-Chair Consuegra, Luis J. – International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (IDEA), Sweden, l.consuegra@idea.int

Papers European Union Promotion of Human Rights Through Inter-Regional Cooperation: The Case of the Mediterranean

Ioannides, Isabelle – Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium, isabelle_ioannides@hotmail.com

Human Security and East Asia’s Security Landscape: Navigating Normative Challenges

Anthony, Mely Caballero – Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, ismcanthony@ntu.edu.sg

Negotiating the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development: An Ethnographic Analysis of a UN Policy Process

Tommasoli, Massimo – International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (IDEA), Italy, m.tommasoli@idea.int

The Role of Regional Institutions in Fostering Citizens’ Inclusion and Good Governance in Africa

Mukundi Wachira, George – African Union, Kenya, mukundigeorge@gmail.com

Working on Global and Regional Synergies: The Western Hemisphere’s Commitment to Democracy and Development

Noguera, Sara Mia – ORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN STATES, United States, snoguera@oas.org

MT03.01 Globalization and Neoliberalism
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.B

Chair Cerny, Philip G. – University of Manchester, United Kingdom, pgcerny@rutgers.edu

Discussant(s) Kesselman, Mark – Columbia University, United States, mjk3@columbia.edu

Papers Globalisation After the Neoliberal Economy: Reframing Subjectivity as Scope and Power in the Capital Market Union

Dannreuther, Charles – University of Leeds, United Kingdom, ipicd@leeds.ac.uk

Globalization and the Resilience of Neoliberalism in Europe

Cebulak, Pola – University of Copenhagen, Denmark, pola.cebulak@unige.ch

Governmentality and Democratization: Thinking about Neoliberal Order

Tutumlu, Assel – Gediz Üniversitesi, Turkey, asselek@yahoo.com

Cerny, Philip G. – University of Manchester, United Kingdom, pgcerny@rutgers.edu

The Economic Dilemmas of Putinism

Rutland, Peter – Wesleyan University, United States, prutland@wesleyan.edu

MT05.01 Historical Experiences of Statebuilding: Domestic and International Dimensions
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.D

Chair Kage, Rieko – University of Tokyo, Japan, kage@waka.c.u-tokyo.ac.jp

Discussant(s) Peters, B. Guy – University of Pittsburgh, United States, bgpeters@pitt.edu

Centeno, Miguel – Princeton University, United States, cenmiga@princeton.edu

Papers Building the Administrative State Under the Efficiency-Equity Trade-off: The United States as a Test Case

Okayama, Hiroshi – Keio University, Japan, okayama@keio.jp

Measuring the Rise of Military Professionalism to 1914

Hymans, Jacques – University of Southern California, United States, hymans@usc.edu

Performing the State: Discourse, Ideas, and Institutional Development from the Inside-Out

Curley, Tyler – University of Southern California, United States, tmcurley@usc.edu

Power and Resilient State Institutions: The Historical Legacies of England

Boucoyannis, Deborah – University of Virginia, United States, boucoyannis@gmail.com

The Modernization of the Japanese State: Results of Foreign Monitoring

Iokibe, Kaoru – University of Tokyo, Japan, iokibe@j.u-tokyo.ac.jp

RC02.10 Parliamentary Elites and the Challenges of Representative Democracy
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.1

Chair Russo, Federico – Università del Salento, Italy, fed.russo@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Daeubler, Thomas – University of Mannheim, Germany, thomas.daeubler@mzes.uni-mannheim.de

Navarro, Julien – Université Catholique de Lille, France, julien.navarro@univ-catholille.fr

Papers Accumulation of Mandates – Opportunity or Threat for Modern Democracy?

Pink, Michal – Masaryk University, Czech Republic, pink@fss.muni.cz

Individual Determinants for the Selection of Group Coordinators in the European Parliament

Thierse, Stefan – Universität Duisburg-Essen, Germany, stefan.thierse@uni-due.de

Online Campaigning in Turkey: The Case of November 2015 National Elections

Temel, Sinemis – Koç University, Turkey, sinemis.temel@gmail.com

Rent-Seeking, Lawmaking, and Political Inequality in Xi Jinping’s China

Chao, Chien-min – Chinese Culture University, Taiwan, emchao@nccu.edu.tw

Chang, Chun-chih – Xiamen University, Taiwan, stoicchang@gmail.com

Through Thick and Thin: Group Loyalties and Party Switching in New Democracies

Tunkis, Peter – Ohio State University, United States, tunkis.1@osu.edu

RC03.16 Social Diversity and EU Law and Policy after the Economic-Global Crisis
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.1

Chair Galligan, Yvonne – Queen’s University of Belfast, United Kingdom, y.galligan@qub.ac.uk

Co-Chair Schiek, Dagmar – Queen’s University of Belfast, United Kingdom, d.schiek@qub.ac.uk

Papers Can Feminism Defuse the Demographic Time Bomb? Applying Feminist Concepts to Understand the Challenge of Demographic Ageing for EU Policy

Carney, Gemma – Queen’s University of Belfast, United Kingdom, g.carney@qub.ac.uk

Horizon2020: interprétation de la «dimension du genre» et promotion de l’égalité des genres dans l’Enseignement supérieur

Bencivenga, Rita – LEGS – Laboratoire d’études sur le genre et la sexualité. CNRS / Paris 8 / Paris Ouest Nanterre. France, France, rita.bencivenga@yahoo.it

Perks and Perils of Comparative Intersectionality Research: Conducting a Multi-Level Intersectional Analysis in Social Protection from a Comparative Point of View

Kotevska, Biljana – Queen’s University of Belfast, United Kingdom, bkotevska01@qub.ac.uk

Revisiting Intersectionality in EU Anti-Discrimination Law and Politics in an Economic Crisis: A Law-crit Perspective Going Beyond Gender, Race and Class

Schiek, Dagmar – Queen’s University of Belfast, United Kingdom, d.schiek@qub.ac.uk

RC05.07 Collaborative Arrangements Between Political Institutions – Challenges and Outcomes
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.E

Chair Teles, Filipe – Universidad de Aveiro, Portugal, filipe.teles@ua.pt

Co-Chair Copus, Colin – De Montfort University, United Kingdom, ccopus@dmu.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Lazin, Fred – Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel, lazin@bgu.ac.il

Papers Constitutional Frameworks and Inter-Municipal Cooperation

Teles, Filipe – Universidad de Aveiro, Portugal, filipe.teles@ua.pt

Copus, Colin – De Montfort University, United Kingdom, ccopus@dmu.ac.uk

Differentiated Inter-Municipal Collaboration in the Netherlands

Schaap, Linze – Universiteit van Tilburg, Netherlands, l.schaap@uvt.nl

Governance and Territorial Competition: How Sophisticated Collaborative Tools can Reinforce Hierarchy Orders and Political Bargaining Between Local Governments

Breton, Eléanor – École nationale supérieure des arts et métiers, France, eleanor.breton@cnam.fr

Stakeholder Involvement as a Cornerstone of the EU’s Region-Focused Innovation Policy: Experiences from Finland: A Country with Consensus and Consultation Traditions

Nissinen, Marja – Institute for Prospective Technological Studies, DG JRC, EC, Finland, nissinen.marja@gmail.com

RC05.16 Varieties of Local Governance in the States of India
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.8

Chair Mukherji, Rahul – National University of Singapore, Singapore, rahul.mukherji@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Mukherji, Rahul – National University of Singapore, Singapore, rahul.mukherji@gmail.com

Papers State-Society-Foreign Capital Nexus in Tamil Nadu and Odisha

Shin, Sojin – National University of Singapore, Singapore, isassos@nus.edu.sg

The Role of Local and Regional Government in the Boom and Bust of Indian Microfinance

Pauli, Markus – Singapore Management University, Singapore, pauli@uni-heidelberg.de

Untangling the ‘Global-local’ Linkages: The Case of Indian Right to Information Act

Jha, Himanshu – National University of Singapore, Singapore, himanshujha@yahoo.com.au

RC06.13 Land Inequality, Violence, and the State
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.I

Chair Gutierrez Sanin, Francisco – Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Colombia, fagutierrezs@unal.edu.co

Discussant(s) Calleros-Rodriguez, Hector – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, hcalleros.coltlax@gmail.com

Papers Expropriation: A Tool in the Quest Against Inequity in Land Ownership – The Colombian Case as Seen From its Regulatory Foundations

Peña Huertas, Rocio Del Pilar – Universidad del Rosario, Colombia, rocio.pena@urosario.edu.co

Zuleta, Santiago – Universidad del Rosario, Colombia, santiago_zuleta@yahoo.com

Land Concentration in Post-Apartheid South Africa: The Unequal Triangle of Market/Private Ownership, State and Rural Poor

Andrew, Nancy – Sciences Po Bordeaux, France, nandrew@larrisa.eu

Violence and Land: Public Policy of Land Restitution in Colombia

Torregrosa, Rodolfo – Universidad Libre de Colombia, Colombia, rolftor49@hotmail.com

RC17.14 The Uneven State of Democracy in the Early 21st Century
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.F

Chair Lagos, Marta – Latinobarómetro, Chile, mlagos@latinobarometro.org

Papers A Global Map of Popular Demand for Democracy and Its Perceived Supply

Bratton, Michael – Michigan State University, United States, mbratton@msu.edu

Mattes, Robert – University of Cape Town, South Africa, robert.mattes@uct.ac.za

Forms and Trends of Political Participation in Asia, Africa, the Americas and Europe

Haerpfer, Christian W – University of Vienna, Austria, c.w.haerpfer@gmail.com

Kizilova, Kseniya – V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University, Ukraine, ksenniya.kizilova@gmail.com

Understandings of Democracy Around the World

Chu, Yun-Han – National Taiwan University, Taiwan, yunhan@gate.sinica.edu.tw

Huang, Min-Hua – National Taiwan University, Taiwan, neds5103@gmail.com

RC18.08 Improving Social Justice and Inequality in China
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.2

Chair Tan, Qingshan – Cleveland State University, United States, q.tan@csuohio.edu

Discussant(s) Ma, Baobin – Jilin University, China, 434221972@qq.com

Papers China x África: The influence of China on the African Continent and Sustainability Policy Changes

Ranney, Mayara Ranney Silva – Faculdade Damas da Instrução Cristã, Brazil, mayararanney@gmail.com

Clash of Exceptionalisms: Will Chinese and American Exceptionalism Derail Peace While Promoting Inequality?

De Luca, Thomas – Fordham University, United States, tdeluca@fordham.edu

How China Fits the New Wave of Regionalism?

Mikova, Ivana – Univerzity Karlovy, Czech Republic, ivana.mikova@fsv.cuni.cz

Opportunities and Challenges of Ethnic Minority Education in People’s Republic of China

Golik, Katarzyna – Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland, katarzyna.golik@isppan.waw.pl

The Changing Patterns of Communist Party-State Relations in China: Comparative Perspective

Guo, Dingping – Fudan University, China, guodp@fudan.edu.cn

RC21.09 Psychological, Social and Educational Factors Influencing Interest and Political Participation
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.J

Chair Azevedo, Flavio – Universität zu Köln, Germany, falafla@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Reichert, Frank – University of Sydney, Australia, reichert@hku.hk

Papers Factors Influencing Youth Participation in Different European Countries: Does Context Matter?

Oross, Daniel – Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Centre for Social Sciences, Institute for Political Sciences, Hungary, oross.daniel@tk.mta.hu

Noncitizenship as a Political Relationship

Bloom, Tendayi – Yale University, United States, tendayi.bloom@yale.edu

Political Efficacy in an Unequal Society: Patterns of Transnational Electoral Participation of Turkish Second Generation in Brussels

Gelen, Seyma – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, seymagelen@gmail.com

Political Participation and Conservatism in Context

Azevedo, Flavio – Universität zu Köln, Germany, falafla@gmail.com

Political Sophistication Among Australian Secondary School Students

Reichert, Frank – University of Sydney, Australia, reichert@hku.hk

Print, Murray – University of Sydney, Australia, m.print@usyd.edu.au

RC23.16 Regional Nationalisms and Elections in Spain
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.9

Chair Liaras, Evangelos – IE University, Spain, eliaras@faculty.ie.edu

Discussant(s) Koo, Sejin – Nazarbayev University, Kazakhstan, se-jin.koo@nu.edu.kz

Papers Categorizing Regional Party Systems in Spain

Liaras, Evangelos – IE University, Spain, eliaras@faculty.ie.edu

Regionalist Parties in Spain: What Do They All Stand For? An Analysis of Programmatic Preferences Along the Left-Right and Centre-Periphery Dimensions

Gomez, Braulio – Universidad de Deusto, Spain, braulio.gomez@deusto.es

Cabeza, Laura – Universität zu Köln, Germany, cabeza@wiso.uni-koeln.de

Alonso, Sonia – Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung (WZB), Germany, alonso@wzb.eu

The Nationalist Voter in Galicia: Continuities and Changes in the Last Decades

Marcos-Marne, Hugo – Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, hmarcosmarne@gmail.com

Gomez-Reino, Margarita – Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia, Spain, mgomez-reino@poli.uned.es

The Social and Attitudinal Profile of Nationalist Parties in the Basque Country: Electoral Competition in a Two-Dimensional Party System

Pérez-Nievas, Santiago – Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain, santiago.pereznievas@uam.es

Mata López, Teresa – Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain, tmatalopez@yahoo.es

RC27.17 The Structure and Organization of Government (SOG-PRO Project): Theoretical Perspectives and Empirical Evidence
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.B

Chair Bezes, Philippe – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, bezes@hotmail.com

Co-Chair Fleischer, Julia – Universitetet i Bergen, Norway, julia.fleischer@uib.no

Discussant(s) Bach, Tobias – University of Oslo, Norway, tobias.bach@stv.uio.no

Papers Policy Agendas and Bureaucratic Reshaping: Administrative Structural Changes and Policy Attention Dynamics in a Comparative Perspective

Bezes, Philippe – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, bezes@hotmail.com

Revisiting the Politics of Structural Choice in Parliamentary Systems. An Exploration

Bezes, Philippe – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, bezes@hotmail.com

Fleischer, Julia – Universitetet i Bergen, Norway, julia.fleischer@uib.no

Structural Dynamics of German Federal Portfolios: A Sectoral Explanation

Bertels, Jana – Universitat Potsdam, Germany, bertels@uni-potsdam.de

Schulze-Gabrechten, Lena – Universitat Potsdam, Germany, schulzeg@uni-potsdam.de

RC28.15 New Models of Federalism and Federation in the Post-Cold War Era: European Perspectives (Panel 2)
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 0.B

Chair Anderson, Paul – Canterbury Christ Church University College, United Kingdom, p.anderson161@canterbury.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Kropp, Sabine – Free University Berlin, Germany, sabine.kropp@fu-berlin.de

Papers Building a New Federal Political System: Reassessing Recent Developments in the Eurozone

Violi, Francesco – Canterbury Christ Church University College, United Kingdom, f.violi18@canterbury.ac.uk

Current Discourses on the EU as a New Federal System in the Post-Cold War Era

Bransden, Simon – Canterbury Christ Church University College, United Kingdom, simon.bransden@canterbury.ac.uk

Globalization and New Centre-Periphery Conflicts: Evidence from Spain and the UK

Goossens, Melissa – Universitat Passau, Germany, goossmel@gmail.com

The EU as a Federal State-Builder? Evidence from the Western Balkans

Keil, Soeren – Canterbury Christ Church University College, United Kingdom, soeren.keil@canterbury.ac.uk

RC29.01 Public Mood, Social and Political Interactions and Psychological Correlates: Conceptual and Empirical Contributions
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.D

Chair Dekker, Paul – Universiteit van Tilburg, Netherlands, p.dekker@scp.nl

Discussant(s) Zmerli, Sonja – Sciences Po Grenoble, France, sonja.zmerli@iepg.fr

Papers How Social Movement Organizations Adopt Public Relations Strategies to Influence the Public Mood in Social Movements: A Case Study of Umbrella Movement in Hong Kong

Kwong, Yan Wai – Hong Kong Shue Yan University, Hong Kong S.A.R., China, kywrita1114@gmail.com

One Flag, Two Rallies: Mechanisms of Public Opinion in Israel During the 2014 Gaza War

Feinstein, Yuval – University of Haifa, Israel, fyuval@soc.haifa.ac.il

Public Mentality as a Factor to Praise Socioeconomic Status of a Developing Country

Gazieva, Ziyodakhon – Ball State University, Uzbekistan, zgaziyeva@gmail.com

The Anti-Public Sector Bias: Experimental Evidence on the Heuristic Formation of Public Opinion Toward Public Organizations

Weiβmüller, Kristina – University of Hamburg, Germany, kristina.weissmueller@wiso.uni-hamburg.de

RC30.02 Comparative Perspectives on Nuclear Energy: Policy, Politics and Practices
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 0.A

Chair Capano, Giliberto – Scuola Normale Superiore, Italy, giliberto.capano@sns.it

Discussant(s) Rayner, Jeremy – University of Saskatchewan, Canada, jeremy.rayner@usask.ca

Papers A Tale of Two Regulators: Nuclear Regulation and Nuclear Innovation in Canada and the United Kingdom

Rayner, Jeremy – University of Saskatchewan, Canada, jeremy.rayner@usask.ca

McNutt, Kathleen – University of Regina, Canada, kathy.mcnutt@uregina.ca

Comparing Nuclear Trajectories in Germany and the UK: From “Regimes” to “Democracies” in Socio-Technical Transitions and Discontinuities

Johnstone, Phil – University of Sussex, United Kingdom, p.johnstone@sussex.ac.uk

Economists and Economic Schools of Thought in Nuclear Policy: The Role of Institutions of Economic Expertise in Finland, France and the UK

Lehtonen, Markku – École des hautes études en sciences sociales (EHESS), France, lehtonen@essec.edu

Nuclear Regulation in New Jurisdictions: The United Arab Emirates in Comparative Perspective

Bratt, Duane – Mount Royal University, Canada, dbratt@mtroyal.ca

On Transformations of Nuclear Energy Policies Over Time

Tarasova, Ekaterina – Sodertorns hogskola, Sweden, ekaterina.tarasova@sh.se

Technology Debates and Institutional Change: the Emergence of Parliamentary Inquiry in Nuclear Policy in France

Le Renard, Claire – EDF R&D Groupe de recherche Energie Technologie Société, France, claire.le-renard@m4x.org

RC30.16 Migrants as Proactive Subjects Instead of Steered Objects: A New Take on Migration Policies in OECD Countries
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.A

Chair Kaufmann, David – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, david.kaufmann@kpm.unibe.ch

Co-Chair Hinterleitner, Markus – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, markus.hinterleitner@kpm.unibe.ch

Discussant(s) Eule, Tobias – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, tobias.eule@oefre.unibe.ch

Papers A Property Right Approach to Migration and to the Skills of Migrants

Schlegel, Stefan – No affiliation, Germany, schlegel@mmg.mpg.de

Capabilities and Aspirations in Immigrant Integration – A Neo-Institutionalist Framework

Lutz, Philipp – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, philipp.lutz@ipw.unibe.ch

The Contribution of Migrants to the Expansive Dynamics of Capitalist Systems

Kaufmann, David – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, david.kaufmann@kpm.unibe.ch

Hinterleitner, Markus – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, markus.hinterleitner@kpm.unibe.ch

Thomann, Eva – Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Germany, escriba@hotmail.ch

Understanding Migration Policies from Migrants’ Perspective

Hercog, Metka – University of Basel, Switzerland, metka.hercog@unibas.ch

Sandoz, Laure – University of Basel, Switzerland, laure.sandoz@unibas.ch

RC30.23 Policy Change: Innovation, Adaptation, Stability and Resistance
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.2

Chair Velasco, Maria – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, maria.velasco@cps.ucm.es

Discussant(s) Olavarria-Gambi, Mauricio – Universidad de Santiago de Chile, Chile, mauricio.olavarria@usach.cl

Papers Analysing Discourses in Order to Understand New Urban Governance in Madrid and Barcelona

De La Fuente, Rosa – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, rosadelafuente@gmail.com

Velasco, Maria – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, maria.velasco@cps.ucm.es

Changes in Irish Social Partnership Policy After the Crisis: A Discursive Institutionalist Examination

Hogan, John – Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland, john.hogan@dit.ie

Timoney, Nicola – Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland, nicola.timoney@dit.ie

Foreign Policy Entrepreneurship: A Framework of Analysis for the Study of U.S. Presidential Decision-Making

David, Charles-Philippe – Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), Canada, david.charles-philippe@uqam.ca

Prémont, Karine – Université de Sherbrooke, Canada, karine.premont@usherbrooke.ca

Policy Change: A Comparison between the Old and New Chilean Democracy

Olavarria-Gambi, Mauricio – Universidad de Santiago de Chile, Chile, mauricio.olavarria@usach.cl

RC32.02 Asian State Bureaucracies at the Crossroads
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.2

Chair Park, Chong-Min – Korea University, South Korea, cmpark@korea.ac.kr

Discussant(s) Park, Chong-Min – Korea University, South Korea, cmpark@korea.ac.kr

Kim, Yoonho – University of Seoul, South Korea, ykim@uos.ac.kr

Papers Competing Modes of Governance in South Korea

Yoon, Gyun Soo – Korea University, South Korea, gsmagic@korea.ac.kr

Park, Chong-Min – Korea University, South Korea, cmpark@korea.ac.kr

Interpretative Approach to Governance in South Korea: Based on the Traditions of Government Bureaucracy

Kim, Ji Sung – Korea University, South Korea, js.lioba.kim@gmail.com

Toward a Strategic Civil Service Training Reform in South Korea: Lessons from the Netherlands and Finland Experiences

Kim, Soonhee – KDI School of Public Policy and Management, South Korea, sookim07@hotmail.com

RC44.03 The Politics of Military and Democratization in a World of Inequality
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.3

Chair Ratuva, Steve – University of Canterbury, New Zealand, steven.ratuva@canterbury.ac.nz

Discussant(s) Elwell, Marlene – Bilkent University, United States, marlene_elwell@yahoo.com

Papers Conceptualizing Democratic Civilian Control of the Military

Brueckner, Julian – Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany, julian.brueckner@sowi.hu-berlin.de

Democratization Through Military Occupation: Are the Lessons from MacArthur’s Japan the Right Ones?

Compel, Radomir – Nagasaki University, Japan, cmplrad@gmail.com

The Path and Pace of Democratization in Southern Cone South America: Types of Transition, Level of Repression, Society Demand and Other Independent Variables

Castro Santos, Maria Helena – Universidade de Brasília, Brazil, mhelena@unb.br

The Process of Approximation between the Military Schools of the Brazilian Army and the Academic Civil Community after the End of Military Government in Brazil

Oliveira, George – Instituto Meira Mattos, Brazil, capgeorgealberto@hotmail.com

RC45.01 Quantitative Approaches to the Study of Conflict and Cooperation
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.C

Chair Doran, Charles – Johns Hopkins University, United States, charlesfdoransr@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Doran, Charles – Johns Hopkins University, United States, charlesfdoransr@gmail.com

Papers Doves Make Hawks: Missing Link Between Public Opinion and Audience Costs

Yasui, Kiyoaka – Waseda University, Japan, kiyo-y@suou.waseda.jp

Re-Visiting Inequality and Violence in Asia and Africa: New Dimensions to an Old Problem

Kaysser, Nina – University of Texas at Austin, United States, n.j.kaysser@gmail.com

Kishi, Roudabeh – University of Sussex, United Kingdom, rkishi.sussex@gmail.com

Taking Voters Seriously: Electoral Cycles of Audience Costs

Toyoda, Shin – Waseda University, Japan, gpmstandalone@yahoo.co.jp

Higashijima, Masaaki – Waseda University, Japan, higashij@aoni.waseda.jp

Yasui, Kiyoaka – Waseda University, Japan, kiyo-y@suou.waseda.jp

RC50.15 Transnational Dimensions of Language Politics
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.G

Chair Safran, William – University of Colorado at Boulder, United States, safran@colorado.edu

Discussant(s) Maracz, Laszlo – Universiteit van Amsterdam, Netherlands, l.k.maracz@uva.nl

Papers Language Policies as an Instrument of Shaping and Rhetorizing Mutual Relations in the Post-Soviet Region

Hordecki, Bartosz – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, bartosz.hordecki@amu.edu.pl

Politics of Language Choice in African Education: The Case of Malawi and Kenya

Mchombo, Sam – University of California, Berkeley, United States, mchombo@berkeley.edu

Transfrontier Language Communities: Purposes and Institutional Design (The Cases of Russkiy Mir and Finno-Ugric World)

Yanush, Olga – Kazan State Power Engineering, Russia, yanush_ob@yahoo.com

SS.01 Roundtable: The Future of Political Science: IPSA Past Presidents Look Over the Evolution of our Discipline
Sunday, July 24 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.F-1.G

Chair Milner, Helen V. – Princeton University, United States, hmilner@princeton.edu

Co-Chair Lachapelle, Guy – Concordia University, Canada, guy.lachapelle@concordia.ca

Discussant(s) Sola, Lourdes – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, loursola@usp.br

Morlino, Leonardo – Libera Universita Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli, Italy, morlino@luiss.it

Leca, Jean – Sciences Po Paris, France, jean.leca@sciences-po.fr

Sunday, July 24 (Day 1) | 15:30-17:15

CS01.14 Economic Aspects of Inequality
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 108

Chair Bokszczanin, Izolda – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, izoldabokszczanin@wp.pl

Discussant(s) Zirker, Daniel – The University of Waikato, New Zealand, dzirker@waikato.ac.nz

Papers Economic Growth and Income Distribution: How the Party Tenure and the Veto Players Have Influenced Latin American and East Asian Countries

Ferreira, José – Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil, jose.ferreira@unicap.br

Public Spending and Inequalities in Oil Producing Countries: A Comparison Between Algeria and Venezuela

Talahite, Fatiha – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, fatiha.talahite@cnrs.fr

Mira, Rachid – Université Paris Nord (Paris XIII), France, rachidmira@hotmail.fr

Belarbi, Yacine – Centre de Recherche en Economie Appliquée pour le Développement (CREAD), Algeria, yacbelarb@gmail.com

Regimes, Trade and Inequality: The Logic of Political Survival in a Globalized Economy

Mendonça, Pedro – Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal, pdrmend@gmail.com

Loff, Bruno – Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic, bloff.sites@gmail.com

Structural Effects of Oil Revenue Dependency on Military Buildup

Rettig, Elai – University of Haifa, Israel, elairettig@gmail.com

Shaffer, Brenda – University of Haifa, Israel, bshaffer@univ.haifa.ac.il

CS01.44 Political Challenges in Egypt
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.2

Chair De Vega Alavedra, Elisabeth – Durham University, United Kingdom, elisabeth.de-vega-alavedra@durham.ac.uk

Co-Chair Guo, Dingping – Fudan University, China, guodp@fudan.edu.cn

Discussant(s) Lodge, Tom – University of Limerick, Ireland, tom.lodge@ul.ie

Papers Aid for Development and Regional Conflicts: Egypt’s Geopolitical Strategies Under Nasser

Curado, Pedro – Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, pedro.917@gmail.com

Formations of the Social Question in British Africa: Egypt, Uganda and South Africa Compared

Karadag, Roy – Universität Bremen, Germany, karadag@uni-bremen.de

Schlichte, Klaus – Universität Bremen, Germany, kschlich@uni-bremen.de

Veit, Alex – Universität Bremen, Germany, veit@uni-bremen.de

The Egyptian Spring: A New Conceptual Framework For Political Transition

Akongnwi Ngwa, Nkwah – Yildirim Beyazit University, Turkey, nkngwa@gmail.com

The Political Economy of Authoritarianism: The State-Private Sector Relations in Hosni Mubarak’s Egypt

Taylan, Ozge – Middle East Technical University, Turkey, taylan.ozge@gmail.com

The Political Economy of Regime Durability: Regional Players and Development Policy Space Under El Sisi’s Reign

Hatab, Shimaa – Cairo University, Egypt, seihat@feps.edu.eg

CS02.16 Electoral Politics, Social and National Movements
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.1

Chair Ruiz Jiménez, Antonia María – Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain, amruiz@upo.es

Discussant(s) Morris, Lorenzo – Howard University, United States, lmorris@howard.edu

Papers People of God: A Quantitative Study of Religious Nationalism in the Modern World

Barker, Philip – Keene State College, United States, philip.barker@keene.edu

Representational Politics: Religion, a symbol of identity in India?

Bhushan, Rekha – No affiliation, India, doctorbhushan@gmail.com

Bhushan, Ankita – Headlines Today, India, ankita.bhushan12@gmail.com

Secularization in the Holy Land: Challenges for the State-Secularism and Nationalism in Israel

Biewener, Ann-Kathrin – Universitat Potsdam, Germany, biewener@uni-potsdam.de

Selling God and Race for votes: A Critical Discourse Analysis of the Print and Online Editorials and Columns During the 13th Malaysian General Election (GE) Campaign

Mohamad Jamil, Siti Nurnadilla – Loughborough University, United Kingdom, s.n.b.mohamad-jamil@lboro.ac.uk

The Employment of Negative and Positive Ethotic Arguments, Related With Financial Crisis, During Televised Presidential Debates for the 2013 Elections in Cyprus

Kolovos, Kyriakos – Advanced Media Institute, Cyprus, kyriakos.kolovos@st.ouc.ac.cy

Iordanidou, Sofia – Open University of Cyprus, Cyprus, sofia.iordanidou@ouc.ac.cy

CS03.05 Climate Change and the Environment: Cases of International and Domestic Policy
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.4

Chair Blair, David – Huron University College, Canada, dblair@huron.uwo.ca

Discussant(s) Skrzypczyńska, Joanna – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, joanna.skrzypczynska@amu.edu.pl

Aniche, Ernest – Federal University Otuoke, Bayelsa State, Nigeria, etaniche@yahoo.com

Papers Adaptation to Climate Change in Poland – the Gap or Challenge for the Security Policy?

Wyligala, Helena – University of Lower Silesia, Poland, heba@poczta.onet.pl

Sustainable Water Between Equality and Inequality

Meisch, Simon – Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen, Germany, simon.meisch@uni-tuebingen.de

The Future of China-South America Relations: Pan-Amazon Rainforest, Science and Technology

Lopes da Cunha, Guilherme – Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, guilhermelopes11@hotmail.com

Gama, Isabela – Pontificia Universidade Catolica do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, isabela_a_g@hotmail.com

The Power of “Energy Resources” in the Cyprus Negotiations: Water, Gas, Energy

Akgunay, Sinan – Middle East Technical University, Turkey, sakgunay@gmail.com

Akgünay, Rafet – Middle East Technical University, Turkey, rakgunay@metu.edu.tr

Why Comply with the Global Climate Change Regime?

Clulow, Zeynep – University of Nottingham, United Kingdom, ldxzc1@nottingham.ac.uk

CS03.22 International Trade Negotiations and Agreements: Who Wins, Who Loses?
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.5

Chair Ravenhill, John – University of Waterloo, Canada, jravenhill@balsillieschool.ca

Discussant(s) Xu, Susan S. – Department of Commerce, United States, susan.xu@trade.gov

Papers Asymmetric Interdependence, Semi-Veto Players and Reputation: Trade Negotiations Between the United States and Andean Countries

Janusch, Holger – Friedrich-Alexander University, Germany, info@holgerjanusch.de

Asymmetries of Biodiversity and Traditional Knowledge in Colombian Free Trade Agreements

Gómez Lee, Martha Isabel – Universidad Externado de Colombia, Colombia, martha.gomez@uexternado.edu.co

Carrots or Sticks? Social Standards in Preferential Trade Agreements of the US and the EU

Leeg, Tobias – Free University Berlin, Germany, tobias.leeg@fu-berlin.de

CS04.46 La vulnérabilité et l’aspiration à la puissance des petits États en relations internationales: approches définitionnelle et théorique
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.1

Chair Tsafack, Delmas – Université de Dschang, Cameroon, delmastsafack@yahoo.fr

Co-Chair Ersoy, Eyup – Bilkent Üniversitesi, Turkey, eersoy@bilkent.edu.tr

Discussant(s) Brusylovska, Olga – Odessa Mechnikov National University, Ukraine, brusylovska@gmail.com

Mandjem, Yves Paul – Institut des relations internationales du Cameroun, Cameroon, yvesmandjem_2006@yahoo.fr

Papers L’Alliance stratégique entre les acteurs étatiques et non-étatiques au Moyen-Orient: Le cas de l’Alliance entre l’Iran, la Syrie et le Hezbollah

Bayramzadeh, Kamal – Université Paris Nord (Paris XIII), France, kamzad@orange.fr

Le petit État de Djibouti: défis et limites d’une stratégie d’extraversion

Le Gouriellec, Sonia – The Institute for Strategic Research – Paris (IRSEM), France, sonialegouriellec@yahoo.fr

Le petit État en relations internationales: acteur vulnérable ou puissant?

Tsafack, Delmas – Université de Dschang, Cameroon, delmastsafack@yahoo.fr

Small States Influence in NATO: Exercising Active Foreign Policy

Luša, Đana – University of Zagreb, Croatia, giannalusa@yahoo.com

Taïwan, dans la cour des petits? Pour une approche relationnelle de la notion de «petit État»

Guigner, Sebastien – Sciences Po Bordeaux, France, s.guigner@sciencespobordeaux.fr

Traiter de la petitesse en Relations internationales: Etat faible, petite puissance ou petit Etat?

Kalibataite, Zivile – Université Paris-Est Créteil Va de Marne, France, kalibataite@gmail.com

CS04.49 Maritime Disputes in East Asia: Geopolitical Destiny, Resource Competition, and/or Identity?
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.5

Chair Sato, Yoichiro – Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Japan, yoichiro_sato@yahoo.com

Discussant(s) Sato, Yoichiro – Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Japan, yoichiro_sato@yahoo.com

Papers A Not-So-United Front: Making Sense of Taiwan’s In/consistent Participation in China’s Maritime Disputes

Chen, Ching-Chang – Ryukoku University, Japan, chen@world.ryukoku.ac.jp

Changing Nature of Geo-Politics in 21st Century: An Inquiry into the Case of South China Sea

Qazi, Afsah – Jilin University, China, afsah.qazi@gmail.com

Divergent Courses in a State of Flux: Japan’s Maritime Security Policy and China’s Rise

Hatakeyama, Kyoko – Kansai Gaidai University, Japan, kyokohat@kansaigaidai.ac.jp

In from the Cold: Danish Naval Transformation into the 21st Century

Choi, Timothy – University of Calgary, Canada, thtchoi@gmail.com

New Great Game in Indo-Pacific Ocean: Challenges of Maritime Security

Bajpai, Arunoday – Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University, Agra, India, arunodaybajpai@gmail.com

Reclaim the Lake Beijing: Japan’s “Defense” Aids to ASEAN

Sakai, Hidekazu – Kansai Gaidai University, Japan, jazzhide@me.com

CS05.33 The Effects of Economic Power Sharing on Post-Civil War Economics and Socio-Economic Relations
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.2

Chair Hartzell, Caroline – Gettysburg College, United States, chartzel@gettysburg.edu

Co-Chair Iff, Andrea Cornelia – University of Basel, Switzerland, andrea.iff@swisspeace.ch

Discussant(s) Bogaards, Matthijs – Central European University, Hungary, visbogaards@ceu.edu

Papers Businesses and Economic Power Sharing Agreements

Iff, Andrea Cornelia – University of Basel, Switzerland, andrea.iff@swisspeace.ch

Economic Power Sharing and Lasting Peace: A New Empirical Analysis

Baldinger, Sarah – University of Pennsylvania, United States, sarahbal@wharton.upenn.edu

On the Impact of Power Sharing Agreements on Institutions and Growth

Murshed, S Mansoob – International Institute of Social Studies, Netherlands, murshed@iss.nl

Rebels, Revenue and Redistribution: The Political Geography of Post-Conflict Power-Sharing

Ottmann, Martin – University of Birmingham, United Kingdom, martin.ottmann@gmail.com

Haass, Felix – GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies, Germany, haass@giga-hamburg.de

Signaling Strangers? Power Sharing and FDI in Post-Civil War States

Hartzell, Caroline – Gettysburg College, United States, chartzel@gettysburg.edu

CS05.34 Corruption and Accountability: Causes and Consequences
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.4

Chair Anciano, Fiona – University of the Western Cape, South Africa, fanciano@uwc.ac.za

Discussant(s) Kasuya, Yuko – Keio University, Japan, ykasuya0@gmail.com

Anciano, Fiona – University of the Western Cape, South Africa, fanciano@uwc.ac.za

Papers Exit, Voice or Loyalty? Petty Corruption, Patronage and Electoral Responses in Europe

Bauhr, Monika – Göteborgs universitet, Sweden, monika.bauhr@gu.se

Charron, Nicholas – Göteborgs universitet, Sweden, nicholas.charron@pol.gu.se

Exploring the Institutional Dynamics of Political Violence: The Role of Centripetal Institutional Arrangements

Tusalem, Rollin – Arkansas State University, United States, rtusalem@astate.edu

Political Nepotism: The Power of Vote on Company Performance in the Czech Republic

Sebek, Jiri – Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic, sebekj@gmail.com

Chabova, Kristyna – Univerzity Karlovy, Czech Republic, kristyna.chabova@gmail.com

Separation of Power Systems and Electoral Accountability

Lee, Feng-Yu – National Taiwan University, Taiwan, fylee323@ntu.edu.tw

“They Do What They Want Anyway...” – The Interaction of (Perceived) Corruption and Social Deprivation on External Political Efficacy

Zwiener, Nadine – City University London, United Kingdom, nadine.zwiener@city.ac.uk

Rump, Maike – Universität Leipzig, Germany, maike.rump@uni-leipzig.de

CS06.20 Politics of the ‘Other’: Western Concepts in Non-Western Contexts
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.D

Chair Koenig, Lion – Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Germany, lion.koenig@uni-heidelberg.de

Co-Chair Chaudhuri, Bidisha – International Institute of Information Technology Bangalore, India, bidisha.india@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Spiess, Clemens – Robert Bosch Stiftung, Germany, clemensspiess@gmail.com

Papers “Back to the Roots”: The Indigenisation of Western Party Politics in Post-Colonial India

Spiess, Clemens – Robert Bosch Stiftung, Germany, clemensspiess@gmail.com

Politics of “Good Governance”: “Otherising” Governance in India

Chaudhuri, Bidisha – International Institute of Information Technology Bangalore, India, bidisha.india@gmail.com

Rawls-Habermas Debate, the Stability Question and Peace in Middle East

Tezer, Ozgur – Koç University, Turkey, tezerozgur@gmail.com

Stretching Secularism: Conceptual Equivocality in the Indian Context

Koenig, Lion – Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Germany, lion.koenig@uni-heidelberg.de

CS07.07 Democratic Regeneration and Innovation of Public Policies in a Context of Crisis
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.3

Chair Aldeguer-Cerdá, Bernabé – Universidad de Alicante, Spain, bernabealdeguer@gmail.com

Co-Chair Sánchez Medero, Gema – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, gsmedero@cps.ucm.es

Papers Measuring Democratization in Political Communication: A Proposal for a Measurement Index

Sánchez Medero, Rubén – No affiliation, Spain, rsmedero@polsoc.uc3m.es

Planning Paradox: Crises Preparedness and Public Policies. Why Anticipation of the Worst Reduces Politicians’ Choice Alternatives

Losada Maestre, Roberto – No affiliation, Spain, rlosada@polsoc.uc3m.es

Public Innovation, Democracy and Technocracy on the Spanish Local Government

Aldeguer-Cerdá, Bernabé – Universidad de Alicante, Spain, bernabealdeguer@gmail.com

The Co-Creation of Public Policies and Services: An Innovative Model for Times of Crisis

Pastor Albaladejo, Gema – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, gpastora@ucm.es

Mairal, Pilar – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, mmairal@ucm.es

The Democratic Regeneration of the Spanish Parties: The Opportunity to Change or Simply Opportunism

Sánchez Medero, Gema – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, gsmedero@cps.ucm.es

Perez Bernal, Jose Alfredo – Universidad Autonoma de Nuevo Leon, Mexico, japerezbernal@gmail.com

Universal Welfare Programs or Family Centered Programs – Which Model is Best Equipped to Handle the Present Situation? Norway and Spain Governance Compared

Belmonte, Irene – Miguel Hernández University, Spain, irene.belmonte@umh.es

Tufte, Geir Conrad – Østfold University College, Norway, geir.c.tufte@hiof.no

CS07.37 Transformation of Executive and Bureaucratic Leadership, and Dynamics of Interactions among Public or Non-public Entities in the Policy Process
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 109

Chair Stumpf, Istvan – Széchenyi István University Györ, Hungary, stumpf@mkab.hu

Discussant(s) Restrepo, Juan Manuel – University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong S.A.R., China, jmrestrepo@connect.hku.hk

Hendrickse, Rozenda – Cape Peninsula University of Technology, South Africa, hendrickser@cput.ac.za

Papers Closing the Education Gap Through Social Innovation: The Scaling-up of the BRAC Education Program

Restrepo, Juan Manuel – University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong S.A.R., China, jmrestrepo@connect.hku.hk

New Governmental Structure (from the Strengthened Prime Minister’s Office to Presidentialisation)

Stumpf, Istvan – Széchenyi István University Györ, Hungary, stumpf@mkab.hu

Stuck in the ‘Cheap Talk’ Trap? Some Lessons Concerning Tripartism in Mexico and Brasil in a Comparative Perspective

Villamil Balestro, Moises – Universidade de Brasília, Brazil, mvbalestro@gmail.com

Gomes, Eduardo Rodrigues – Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil, gomeduar@gmail.com

Gaitán, Flavio – Universidade Federal da Integracao Latino-americana, Brazil, flavio.gaitan@unila.edu.br

What is Up with the Electricity Supply Commission in South Africa? Ill Equipped to Execute Government Policies?

Hendrickse, Rozenda – Cape Peninsula University of Technology, South Africa, hendrickser@cput.ac.za

IAPSS.08 The Voices of Dissent
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.5

Chair Carrera Kurjenoja, Kristian Xavier – University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, kurjenoja@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Simral, Vit – Univerzita Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic, vit.simral@gmail.com

Papers Forced Democratization in Social Movement: A Case Study of Umbrella Movement in Hong Kong

Kwok, Chi – University of Toronto, Canada, chi.kwok@mail.utoronto.ca

Chan, Ngai Keung – The Chinese University, Hong Kong, China, ngaikeung@link.cuhk.edu.hk

Lack of Elite Dissent Sustains the Socialist Regimes

Qafa, Mikel – Universität Witten/Herdecke, Germany, mikelqafa@hotmail.com

Engin, Celine – Universität Witten/Herdecke, Germany, celineengin@yahoo.de

Non-Conventional Means of Political Participation in Egypt After the 25th of January Revolution

Sharaf, Radwa – Cairo University, Egypt, r_othman@live.com

The Influence of IPCC in COP 21 and Climate Politics

Voigts, Zoey – Universität Bremen, Germany, zoey.voigts@gmx.de

The Moral Economy of Occupy Wall Street

Koh, Kyung Woong – Yonsei University, South Korea, kohkw@yonsei.ac.kr

MT05.02 Local Governance and Civil Society
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.C

Chair Pekkanen, Robert – University of Washington, United States, pekkanen@post.harvard.edu

Co-Chair Hymans, Jacques – University of Southern California, United States, hymans@usc.edu

Discussant(s) Pekkanen, Robert – University of Washington, United States, pekkanen@post.harvard.edu

Papers Civil Society and Local Governance in Japan: A Comparative Analysis of 64 Japanese Cities

Tsujinaka, Yutaka – University of Tsukuba, Japan, yutaka-tsujinaka.fu@u.tsukuba.ac.jp

On the Road Towards Marketization? A Comparative Analysis of Nonprofit Social Service Delivery at the Local Level

Smith, Steven – American Political Science Associaiton, United States, smithsr@apsanet.org

Zimmer, Annette – Germany, zimmean@uni-muenster.de

Henriksen, Lars Skov – Aalborg University, Denmark, larsskov@socsci.aau.dk

Thøgersen, Malene – Danish Institute for Non-formal Education, Denmark, malene.thogersen@vifo.dk

Village Institutions as Resources: Local Farmland Governance in Japan’s Changing Agricultural Support and Protection Regime

Jentzsch, Hanno – Universität Duisburg-Essen, Germany, hanno.jentzsch@stud.uni-due.de

MT07.05 The Politics of Gendering Implementation
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.B

Chair Celis, Karen – Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium, karen.celis@vub.ac.be

Discussant(s) Engeli, Isabelle – University of Ottawa, Canada, isabelle.engeli@uottawa.ca

Papers From National Policy Ambitions to Local Results. Lessons Learned from the Implementation of Swedish Gender Equality Politics 2005-2015

Callerstig, Anne-Charlott – Örebro University, Sweden, anne-charlott.callerstig@oru.se

Freidenvall, Lenita – Stockholms Universitet, Sweden, lenita.freidenvall@statsvet.su.se

Implementation of Gender Quotas in Ireland: Controversy and Consensus

Galligan, Yvonne – Queen’s University of Belfast, United Kingdom, y.galligan@qub.ac.uk

Implementing Gender Equality in Politics: Just a Matter of Adopting Gender Quotas?

Celis, Karen – Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium, karen.celis@vub.ac.be

Shrinking the State: Implementing Equality in English Sexual and Reproductive Health Policy Post-NHS Reforms

Amery, Fran – University of Bath, United Kingdom, f.c.amery@bath.ac.uk

The Politics of Gender Equality in Policy Implementation

Engeli, Isabelle – University of Ottawa, Canada, isabelle.engeli@uottawa.ca

Purkeypyle, Daniel – Washington State University, United States, danielpurkeypyle@gmail.com

Why the Fine Print Matters: Electoral Systems and Regulatory Policies for Implementing Party Quotas in Germany and Austria

Chmilewski, Katja – University of Vienna, Austria, katja.chmilewski@univie.ac.at

Ahrens, Petra – Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany, petra.ahrens@sowi.hu-berlin.de

Lang, Sabine – University of Washington, United States, salang@u.washington.edu

Sauer, Birgit – University of Vienna, Austria, birgit.sauer@univie.ac.at

RC02.01 A Return of Class Conflict? Political Polarization Among Party Leaders and Followers in the Wake of the Sovereign Debt Crisis
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.D

Chair Hoffmann-Lange, Ursula – Otto-Friedrich-Universitat Bamberg, Germany, ursula.hoffmann-lange@uni-bamberg.de

Co-Chair Esmer, Yilmaz – Bahcesehir University, Turkey, esmer@boun.edu.tr

Discussant(s) Klingemann, Hans-Dieter – Social Science Research Center Berlin, Germany, klingem@wzb.eu

Papers Global Economic Crisis and Political Polarization: A Comparative and Longitudinal Analysis of the Effects of the Economic Crisis on Political Polarization and Extremism

Esmer, Yilmaz – Bahcesehir University, Turkey, esmer@boun.edu.tr

Is There an Impact of the Global Recession on Policy Orientations of Members of Parliament?

Klingemann, Hans-Dieter – Social Science Research Center Berlin, Germany, klingem@wzb.eu

Parliamentarians’ Perceptions and Evaluations of the Global Economic Crisis

Hoffmann-Lange, Ursula – Otto-Friedrich-Universitat Bamberg, Germany, ursula.hoffmann-lange@uni-bamberg.de

The Impact of the Global Crisis on Political Elites’ Visions of Democracy, Welfare State and Model of Capitalism in Seven Countries

Markowski, Radoslaw – SWPS University of Social Sciences and HUmanities, Poland, markowski@isppan.waw.pl

The Politics of Emotional Confrontation in New Democracies

Han, Sang-Jin – Seoul National University, South Korea, hansjin@snu.ac.kr

RC06.02 Class Voting in a Post-Piketty World
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.2

Chair Rennwald, Line – Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, line.rennwald@gmail.com

Co-Chair Jansen, Giedo – University of Twente, Netherlands, g.jansen-1@utwente.nl

Discussant(s) Jansen, Giedo – University of Twente, Netherlands, g.jansen-1@utwente.nl

Knutsen, Oddbjørn – University of Oslo, Norway, oddbjorn.knutsen@stv.uio.no

Papers Poverty Does Form a Class Membership?

Fuchs, Nathalie – Fondation nationale des sciences politiques, France, nafuchs70@icloud.com

Secularization and Individualization of Political Alignments in Europe: The Resilience of Cleavage Factors on Voting

Ignazi, Piero – Università di Bologna, Italy, piero.ignazi@unibo.it

Tuorto, Dario – Università di Bologna, Italy, dario.tuorto@unibo.it

The Rise, Decline, and Remarkable Stability of Class Voting in Sweden 1970-2014

Vestin, Erik – Göteborgs universitet, Sweden, erik.vestin@gu.se

Transformation of the Socio-Economic Cleavage? Welfare State Opinions and Voting Behaviour in Flanders

Abts, Koenraad – Université de Liège, Belgium, koenraad.abts@soc.kuleuven.be

RC07.10 Women’s Mobilization for Gender Justice
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.3

Chair Gouws, Amanda – Universiteit Stellenbosch, South Africa, ag1@sun.ac.za

Papers Mobilizing for Gender Justice: A Situation Analysis of Forced Marriages in Northern Nigeria

Isike, Christopher – University of Zululand, South Africa, sykeman3@yahoo.co.uk

Strength in Diversity: Resource Exchange and Collaboration Among Women’s Groups in New Delhi, India

Heuer, Vera – Virginia Military Institute, United States, heuerv@vmi.edu

The Impact of Economic Adjustment Policies on African Women in Cash Crop Production

Ege, Asli – Marmara Üniversitesi, Turkey, ayak20022003@yahoo.fr

Women’s Mobilisation and International Organisations in Yemen: What Makes Donor-Dependent States Adopt Gender Quotas?

Breton, Mélodie – Université Panthéon-Sorbonne (Paris I), France, melodie.breton@yahoo.fr

AbuOsba, Bilqis – Sana’a University, Yemen, b.abouosba@gmail.com

RC09.11 Rule of Law and the Quality of Judicial Institutions
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.J

Chair Sachs, Jeffrey – Simon Fraser University, Canada, jsachs@sfu.ca

Discussant(s) Krell, Reid – University of Alabama, United States, mrkrell@crimson.ua.edu

Papers Branding New Day in Courts. From Legal Instruments to New Public Management Tools in the European Judicial Policies

Piana, Daniela – Università di Bologna, Italy, d.piana@unibo.it

Verzelloni, Luca – Centro de Estudos Sociais (CES), Portugal, verzelloni@ces.uc.pt

Exploring the Wonderful Mystery of Time: Lack of Grounds in Constitutional Judicial Review as an Evidence of Passive Virtues in Brazilian Supreme Court (STF)

Santiago Lima, Flavia Danielle – Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil, flavia-santiago@uol.com.br

Wanderley Gomes, Jose Mario – Universidade Catolica de Pernambuco (UNICAP), Brazil, jmariow@hotmail.com

Barbosa, Leon – Universidade Federal de Pernambuco (UFPE), Brazil, leonvictorqueiroz@gmail.com

Judicial Protection of Rights: Comparing Subnational Public Defender’s Offices in Mexico

Aguiar-Aguilar, Azul A. – ITESO – Universidad Jesuita de Guadalajara, Mexico, azul.america@gmail.com

When Rules Are Not Enough: The Impact of European Standards on the Italian Judicial System

Verzelloni, Luca – Centro de Estudos Sociais (CES), Portugal, verzelloni@ces.uc.pt

Who Judges? Introducing Jury Systems in Industrialized Democracies

Kage, Rieko – University of Tokyo, Japan, kage@waka.c.u-tokyo.ac.jp

RC10.07 Methodologies and Challenges in the Analysis of Online Data
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.2

Chair Stier, Sebastian – GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany, sebastian.stier@gesis.org

Discussant(s) Schünemann, Wolf J. – Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Germany, wolf.schuenemann@ipw.uni-heidelberg.de

Papers BotWars: Why Social Scientists Have to Worry About Social Botnets

Hegelich, Simon – Technische Universitat Munich, Germany, hegelich@hfpm.de

Conceptualizing and Measuring “Crowd” Participation in Domestic Election Monitoring Initiatives

Grömping, Max – University of Sydney, Australia, max.groemping@sydney.edu.au

Digital Competence as a Goal and a Tool for European Strategy

Labelle, Sarah – Université Paris Nord (Paris XIII), France, labellesarah@gmail.com

Oger, Claire – Université Paris-Est Créteil Va de Marne, France, cla.oger@gmail.com

Do Something! The Active-Passive Transformation Internet Causes in Political Reasoning

Mitchell, Charles – Grambling State University, United States, cmitc@computerillusion.com

Online Media Networks and Audience Flow: Fragmentation in the Production and Consumption of News on the Web

Majo-Vazquez, Silvia – Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Spain, majosilvia@uoc.edu

Cardenal, Ana S. – Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Spain, acardenal@uoc.edu

Gonzalez-Bailon, Sandra – University of Pennsylvania, United States, sgonzalezbailon@asc.upenn.edu

Politological Imagination in Using Big Data and Machine Learning Methods: Experiences from the Simultaneous Examination of Party Programs and Government Political Programs

Ahonen, Pertti – University of Helsinki, Finland, pertti.ahonen@helsinki.fi

RC13.09 Democratization and Social Movements
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.H

Papers Legal Aspects of Activity of Non-Governmental Organizations Human Rights Movement in Russia

Jach, Anna – Uniwersytet Jagielloñski, Poland, anna.jach@uj.edu.pl

Processes of De-democratisation as a Social Response to the Inequalities in the Distribution of Power

Kasińska-Metryka, Agnieszka – Jan Kochanovsky University in Kielce, Poland, agnieszkakm@wp.pl

The Politics of Contested Space: The 2013 Protests in Brazil and Turkey

Turam, Berna – Northeastern University, United States, b.turam@neu.edu

Vicino, Thomas – Northeastern University, United States, t.vicino@neu.edu

The Rise and Effects of Social Movement on Ethnic Relations in Malaysia: The Bersih Movement as a Case Study

Daut, Nur Rafeeda – Zirve University, Turkey, nur.daut@zirve.edu.tr

RC13.17 Participation and Accountability in Southern Democracies
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.8

Chair Avritzer, Leonardo – Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil, avritzer1@gmail.com

Co-Chair Sznajder, Mario – Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel, msmarios@huji.ac.il

Papers Does Participation Really Matter? Local Participation Experiences in the “Change Governments” in Spain

Ramos, Alfredo – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, alfredo@redconvoz.org

Social Participation in Brazil: From Popular Hegemony to Middle Class Protest

Avritzer, Leonardo – Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil, avritzer1@gmail.com

The Hybridization of Participatory Budgeting Between Transparency and Redundancy

Allegretti, Giovanni – Center for Social Studies of Coimbra University, Portugal, giovanni.allegretti@ces.uc.pt

RC14.09 Ethnicity in Electoral Politics
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.G

Chair Karamanidou, Lena – Glasgow Caledonian University, United Kingdom, lena.karamanidou@gcu.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Karamanidou, Lena – Glasgow Caledonian University, United Kingdom, lena.karamanidou@gcu.ac.uk

Papers Electorally Strengthened National Pride? Intertemporal Survey Research in Latvia

Nakai, Ryo – Rikkyo University, Japan, stebuklas@toki.waseda.jp

Ethnic Fragmentation and Electro-political Dynamics in Pakistan: An Assessment

Azhar, Muhammad – Bahauddin Zakariya University, Pakistan, azhar_3273@hotmail.com

Muhammad, Ayaz – Bahauddin Zakariya University, Pakistan, drayazr@yahoo.com

Ethno-Cultural Diversity, Regional Balance and National Unity in Cameroon

Touo, Herman – Université de Ngaoundéré, Cameroon, htouo@yahoo.fr

The Dynamic Trajectories of Regional Political Distinctiveness

Cartrite, Britt Ashton – Alma College, United States, cartrite@alma.edu

Miodownik, Dan – Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel, miodownik@mscc.huji.ac.il

RC15.07 Conceptual Challenges for Border Research
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.E

Chair Lois, Maria – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, mdlois@cps.ucm.es

Discussant(s) Varela-Álvarez, Enrique José – Universidade de Vigo, Spain, evalvarez@uvigo.es

Papers Can We Still Be Friends? A Bi-National Perception of the Obama Administration Migration Policies in the Tamaulipas-Texas Border

De la Paz, Gabriela – Instituto tecnológico y de estudios superiores de Monterrey, Mexico, gdelapaz@itesm.mx

Lines, Walls and Zones: Conceptualizing Borders Beyond the Open-Closed Dichotomy

Pettersson, Johanna – Sodertorns hogskola, Sweden, johanna.pettersson@statsvet.uu.se

Still a Contested Border? A Critical Perspective on Contemporary Finnish-Karelian Irredentism

Quarta, Emmanuele – No affiliation, France, emmanuele.quarta@gmail.com

RC17.05 ISIL as a Challenge to Security and Stability in the MENA Region: Origins and Solutions
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.9

Chair Diez-Nicolas, Juan – ASEP (Analisis Sociologicos, Economicos y Políticos), Spain, 100613.2721@compuserve.com

Co-Chair Dagher, Munqith – IIACSS, Iraq, munqith_daghir@iiacss.org

Discussant(s) Puranen, Bi – Institute for Future studies, Sweden, bi@bikupan.se

Papers ISIL Still Winning Because We Fail to Understand the Lesson

Dagher, Munqith – IIACSS, Iraq, munqith_daghir@iiacss.org

Representation Of Refugees in the Media: A Comparative Case Study of the British and Turkish Press

Fekri, Nader – No affiliation, Turkey, naderfekri@hotmail.com

The Effects of the Battle for Kobane in the Cultural Framings of the Kurdish Nationalist Movement in Turkey

Ciordia Morandeira, Alejandro – Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain, alexciordia@gmail.com

The Perception of Security in the MENA Region

Diez-Nicolas, Juan – ASEP (Analisis Sociologicos, Economicos y Políticos), Spain, 100613.2721@compuserve.com

The Relation Between Muslim Localized Conflicts, Grievances and Transnational Violence

Puranen, Bi – Institute for Future studies, Sweden, bi@bikupan.se

RC17.08 Politics of Polarization in Challenged Democracies
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.2

Chair Park, Chong-Min – Korea University, South Korea, cmpark@korea.ac.kr

Co-Chair Chang, Yu-Tzung – National Taiwan University, Taiwan, yutzung@ntu.edu.tw

Discussant(s) Pan, Hsin-Hsin – National Taiwan University, Taiwan, phsinhsin@gmail.com

Papers Challenge of Process Legitimacy in East and Southeast Asia

Huang, Min-Hua – National Taiwan University, Taiwan, neds5103@gmail.com

Weatherall, Mark – National Taiwan University, Taiwan, markweatherall@gmail.com

Inequality and Democratization: Micro-Level Evidence

Wu, Wen-Chin – Academia Sinica, Taiwan, polisciwu@gmail.com

Chang, Yu-Tzung – National Taiwan University, Taiwan, yutzung@ntu.edu.tw

Party Polarization and Political Consequences in South Korea

Lee, Nae Young – Korea University, South Korea, nylee@korea.ac.kr

Procedural Fairness and Democratic Regime Evaluation

Wu, Chin-En – Academia Sinica, Taiwan, chinen@gate.sinica.edu.tw

When Winning Does Not Mean Being in Government? Testing the Winner-Loser Thesis in East Asia

Park, Chong-Min – Korea University, South Korea, cmpark@korea.ac.kr

RC19.21 Studying Discourse and Impacts of Gender Quotas
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.7

Chair Meier, Petra – Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium, petra.meier@uantwerpen.be

Discussant(s) Verloo, Mieke – Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands, m.verloo@fm.ru.nl

Papers Fierce Resistance to Legislative Gender Quotas in the Czech Republic and Potential for its Repoliticization

Mottlová, Markéta – Charles University, Czech Republic, marketa.mottlova@gmail.com

Merklova, Katerina – Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic, katerina.merklova@gmail.com

Gender Quotas in India-Historical Discourse on Equality and Inequality

Appaiah, Parvathy – Mangalore University, India, pappaiah@yahoo.com

Reserved Seats for Women in Parliament: A Comparative Study of Tanzania and Uganda

Yoon, Mi Yung – Hanover College, United States, yoon@hanover.edu

Wang, Vibeke – Chr. Michelsen Institute, Norway, vibeke.wang@cmi.no

Women’s Representation in Politics in South Eastern Europe: Quotas and Beyond

Zankina, Emilia – American University in Bulgaria, Bulgaria, ezankina@aubg.edu

Rashkova, Ekaterina – University of Innsbruck, Austria, ekaterina.rashkova@uibk.ac.at

Women’s Substantive Representation in Modern Democracies: Do Gender Quotas Enhance Policy Congruence Between Women and Representatives?

Kroeber, Corinna – University of Salzburg, Austria, corinna.kroeber@sbg.ac.at

RC24.03 Civil-Military Relations and Security Issues in the Middle East
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.I

Chair Swarts, Jonathan – Purdue University North Central, United States, jswarts@pnw.edu

Discussant(s) Ulrich, Marybeth – US Army War College, United States, marybeth.p.ulrich.civ@mail.mil

Papers Democratic Allies’ Followership Patterns: Alignment and Intervention Choices in U.S.-led Military Coalitions

Massie, Justin – Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), Canada, massie.justin@uqam.ca

Bloomfield, Alan – University of New South Wales, Australia, a.bloomfield@unsw.edu.au

Human Security Challenges in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq

Bache Fidan, Christina – University of Warwick, United Kingdom, peacemissions@hotmail.com

Security Sector Reform in Palestine: Coordination or Cooperation with IDF? When Reforms Lead to an Erosion of Civil-Military Relationships

Cambrezy, Mélanie – Université de Montréal, Canada, cambrezy.melanie@gmail.com

The Political Economy of Civil-Military Relations in the Arab World

Sorenson, David – Air University, United States, david.sorenson@us.af.mil

RC26.01 Children’s Rights and International Politics
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 0.B

Chair Mochmann, Ingvill C. – GESIS-Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany, ingvill.mochmann@gesis.org

Co-Chair Borge, Julie Ane Odegaard – Universitetet i Bergen, Norway, julie.odegaard@isp.uib.no

Discussant(s) Mochmann, Ingvill C. – GESIS-Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany, ingvill.mochmann@gesis.org

Meckel, Andrea – GESIS Leibniz Insitute for the Social Sciences, Germany, andrea.meckel@gesis.org

Papers A Comparative Study of Oil Violence and Rights of Children in the Niger Delta and Cabinda

Ojakorotu, Victor – North-West University, South Africa, vojakoro@yahoo.com

Biopolitics and Family Politics in These Neoliberal Times: Borders, Governmentality, and Intrusions into Private Bodies and Family Lives

Coronado, Irasema – University of Texas at El Paso, United States, icoronado@utep.edu

Social Exclusion of Children Born of War in Post War Societies and the Role of International Politics

Meckel, Andrea – GESIS Leibniz Insitute for the Social Sciences, Germany, andrea.meckel@gesis.org

Mochmann, Ingvill C. – GESIS-Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany, ingvill.mochmann@gesis.org

Voting for the First Time: Narratives of Political Motivation Among Youth

Borge, Julie Ane Odegaard – Universitetet i Bergen, Norway, julie.odegaard@isp.uib.no

RC27.06 Output Democracy? Bureaucracy as Locus for Public Participation
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.F

Chair Aars, Jacob – Universitetet i Bergen, Norway, jacob.aars@uib.no

Discussant(s) Ahlbäck Öberg, Shirin – Uppsala Universitet, Sweden, shirin.ahlback@statsvet.uu.se

Papers Civil Society: Government Collaboration for Enhanced Crisis Management Capacity

Strandh, Veronica – Umeå universitet, Sweden, veronica.strandh@umu.se

Offsetting the Effect of Bad Performance with Promotional Symbols: Evidence from a Survey Experiment

Alon-Barkat, Saar – Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel, saar.barkat@mail.huji.ac.il

Gilad, Sharon – Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel, sharon.gilad@mail.huji.ac.il

Policy Proportionality and Non-Communicable Diseases: The Cases of Tobacco and Obesity

Studlar, Donley – University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom, donley.studlar@strath.ac.uk

Ruling out democracy? Counterterrorist legislation and citizens’ support for democratic government

Aars, Jacob – Universitetet i Bergen, Norway, jacob.aars@uib.no

Rykkja, Lise H. – Uni Research Rokkan Centre, Norway, lise.rykkja@uni.no

The Role of Public Participation in Energy Grid Planning: Who Participates and How are the Results Processed by the German Energy Regulator?

Ruffing, Eva – University of Hamburg, Germany, e.ruffing@ipw.uni-hannover.de

Fink, Simon – Otto-Friedrich-Universitat Bamberg, Germany, simon.fink@uni-bamberg.de

RC27.12 Representative Bureaucracy in Comparative Perspective: Where and How Does it Work?
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.B

Chair Schroeter, Eckhard – Zeppelin Universität, Germany, eckhard.schroeter@zu.de

Discussant(s) Lægreid, Per – Universitetet i Bergen, Norway, per.lagreid@aorg.uib.no

Papers Alternative Forms of Governance and Representative Bureaucracy

Peters, B. Guy – University of Pittsburgh, United States, bgpeters@pitt.edu

Promoting Representative Bureaucracy Through Affirmative Action in Ghana: A Critical Management Theory Perspective

Ohemeng, Frank – University of Ottawa, Canada, fohemeng@uottawa.ca

Ohemeng-Mensah, Derick – Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration, Ghana, domensah@gimpa.edu.gh

Ofori-Boadu, Gloria – Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA), Ghana, gloriaoboadu@gmail.com

Representative Bureaucracy and Public Service Performance: Where, Why and How Does Representativeness Work?

Schroeter, Eckhard – Zeppelin Universität, Germany, eckhard.schroeter@zu.de

Andrews, Rhys – Cardiff University, United Kingdom, andrewsr4@cardiff.ac.uk

Groeneveld, Sandra – Leiden University, Netherlands, s.m.groeneveld@cdh.leidenuniv.nl

Meier, Kenneth – Texas A & M University, United States, kenneth-j-meier@tamu.edu

Representative Bureaucracy in German Public Schools: The Importance of a (Perceived) Common Identity

Burchard, Gretha – Florida International University, United States, gburc003@fiu.edu

RC30.01 Acceptance of Policy Instruments
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.1

Chair Pleger, Lyn – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, lyn.pleger@kpm.unibe.ch

Co-Chair Sager, Fritz – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, fritz.sager@kpm.unibe.ch

Discussant(s) Thomann, Eva – Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Germany, escriba@hotmail.ch

Papers Acceptance of Spatial Planning Measures: A Swiss Case Study

Pleger, Lyn – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, lyn.pleger@kpm.unibe.ch

Combining Policy Analysis with Political Behavior: The Acceptance of Instrument Mixes in Energy Policy

Ingold, Karin – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, karin.ingold@ipw.unibe.ch

Clau, Dermont – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, clau.dermont@ipw.unibe.ch

Stadelmann-Steffen, Isabelle – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, isabelle.stadelmann@ipw.unibe.ch

Kammermann, Lorenz – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, lorenz.kammermann@ipw.unibe.ch

Democratic Acceptability of Spatial Planning Policies: A Framing Experiment

Lutz, Philipp – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, philipp.lutz@ipw.unibe.ch

Pleger, Lyn – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, lyn.pleger@kpm.unibe.ch

RC30.35 The Politics of Technology
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.3

Chair Carciumaru, Radu – Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Germany, carciumaru@sai.uni-heidelberg.de

Discussant(s) Montpetit, Eric – Université de Montréal, Canada, e.montpetit@umontreal.ca

Papers Managing the Agricultural Biotechnology Revolution: Reponses to Genetically Modified Seeds in Developing Countries

Yagci, Alper – University of Massachusetts Amherst, United States, ayagci@polsci.umass.edu

Price Drivers and Market Efficiency of China’s Local Emission Trading Schemes

Li, Lili – National University of Singapore, Singapore, lililienviron@gmail.com

Rough Competition: A Comparative Study of Strategies to Attract Global Talents, Different Means to Attain the Same End

Barbosa, Bárbara – Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV), Brazil, barbarabarrosbarbosa@gmail.com

Ramos de Azevedo, Pablo – Diretoria de Análise de Políticas Públicas (DAPP-FGV), Brazil, pablo.gawan@gmail.com

Coelho, Margareth – Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV), Brazil, margarethdaluz@hotmail.com

Oliveira, Wagner – Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV), Brazil, wagner.oliveira@fgv.br

RC40.01 Dilemmas of Grand Strategy Formation: Rising and Resurgent Powers Confronting the US Hegemon
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.A

Chair Paliwal, Avinash – King’s College London, United Kingdom, avinash.paliwal@kcl.ac.uk

Co-Chair Meijer, Hugo – King’s College London, United Kingdom, hugo.meijer@kcl.ac.uk

Discussant(s) German, Tracey – King’s College London, United Kingdom, tracey.german@kcl.ac.uk

Papers Assessing the JCPOA: Where Does the US Fit in Iran’s ‘Grand Strategy’?

Kamel, Amir – King’s College London, United Kingdom, amir.kamel@kcl.ac.uk

Collaborating and Confronting Great Powers: Dilemmas in South Africa’s Grand Strategy

Soule-Kohndou, Folashade – Sciences Po, France, folashade.soulekohndou@sciencespo.fr

From Estranged Democracies to Strategic Partners? – The US in India’s Grand Strategy Formation

Paliwal, Avinash – King’s College London, United Kingdom, avinash.paliwal@kcl.ac.uk

Stabilising the South Caucasus? The US, Russia and Regional security

German, Tracey – King’s College London, United Kingdom, tracey.german@kcl.ac.uk

The Hegemon and the Challenger: The Dilemmas of American and Chinese Grand Strategy Formation in an Interconnected World

Meijer, Hugo – King’s College London, United Kingdom, hugo.meijer@kcl.ac.uk

Bondaz, Antoine – Sciences Po, France, antoine.bondaz@live.fr

RC51.19 The International Political Economy of Trade Relations in the age of Mega-Agreements
Sunday, July 24 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 0.A

Chair Paquin, Stéphane – École nationale d’administration publique (ENAP), Canada, stephane.paquin@enap.ca

Discussant(s) Rodrigues Vieira, Vinicius – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, rodriguesvieira@gmail.com

Papers A US-Canada Comparison Before the Financial Crisis of 2007-2009

Dostie, Claude – École nationale d’administration publique (ENAP), Canada, claudejr.dostie@enap.ca

Development Diplomacy at the Era of New Global Partnerships: Rediscovering the Concept

Manga Edimo, Ruth Mireille – Institut des relations internationales du Cameroun, Cameroon, manmir2001@yahoo.com

Economic Security Dilemma: Explaining the Rise of Bilateralism in Trade Relations: A Focus on Canada

Paquin, Stéphane – École nationale d’administration publique (ENAP), Canada, stephane.paquin@enap.ca

Sunday, July 24 (Day 1) | 17:30-19:15

CS01.01 A Comparative Analytical Framework for Japanese Politics
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.2

Chair Arai, Yusuke – Kyoto University, Japan, arai.yusuke.4u@kyoto-u.ac.jp

Co-Chair Iwasaki, Masahiro – Nihon University, Japan, iwasaki@mtj.biglobe.ne.jp

Discussant(s) Arai, Yusuke – Kyoto University, Japan, arai.yusuke.4u@kyoto-u.ac.jp

Papers Does the Use of SNS Influence the Japanese Politics?

Miyawaki, Takeshi – Nihon University, Japan, miyawaki.takeshi@nihon-u.ac.jp

Sensitivity to Casualties on the Battlefield

Hamanaka, Shingo – Ryukoku University, Japan, shingohamanaka@gmail.com

The Presidentialization of Politics in Japan

Iwasaki, Masahiro – Nihon University, Japan, iwasaki@mtj.biglobe.ne.jp

CS01.11 Democratic Learning Curve of Islamists
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.5

Chair Rahim, Lily – University of Sydney, Australia, lily.rahim@sydney.edu.au

Co-Chair Ghobadzadeh, Naser – Australian Catholic University, Australia, naser.ghobadzadeh@acu.edu.au

Papers Democratic Trajectory of Shiite Apolitical Theology

Ghobadzadeh, Naser – Australian Catholic University, Australia, naser.ghobadzadeh@acu.edu.au

Finding Unity in Division? Contentious Politics and Diverse Internal Opinion: A Case of the Jordanian Muslim Brotherhood

Esber, Paul – University of Sydney, Australia, paul.esber@sydney.edu.au

How Does Profile Influence Career Ambition of the Regional Elite? The Case of the Regional Councillors in the Aosta Valley (1949 – 2013)

Bottel, Maxime – Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, maxime.bottel@unil.ch

Never Enter into Alliance with the Islamists?:

A Comparative Look at Turkish and Tunisian Islamist’s Experiences with Democracy

Hasgur, Mesud – Turgut Özal University, Turkey, mesudhasgur@gmail.com

Spring in the Territories: Hamas and its Policies of Soft-Islamisation and Soft Authoritarianism in Gaza

Kear, Martin – University of Sydney, Australia, martin.kear@sydney.edu.au

The Malaysian Mutiny: Confronting Salafi Islamisation and Authoritarian Governance

Rahim, Lily – University of Sydney, Australia, lily.rahim@sydney.edu.au

CS01.60 The Economic Crisis and Conflict Dimensions in South European Party Systems and Beyond: New Configurations or Business as Usual?
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.4

Chair Belchior, Ana M. – Instituto superior de ciências do trabalho e da empresa, Portugal, ana.belchior@iscte.pt

Discussant(s) Tsatsanis, Emmanouil – Instituto universitario de Lisboa, Portugal, etsats@gmail.com

Papers Determinants of the Pro-Austerity/Anti-Austerity Division in Greece: A Regional Analysis

Tsirbas, Yannis – National & Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece, tsiryan@gmail.com

Artelaris, Panagiotis – Harokopio University, Greece, partelar@hua.gr

Dimensions of Eastern European Politics in the Shadow of the Great Recession

Kriesi, Hanspeter – European University Institute, Italy, hanspeter.kriesi@eui.eu

Borbath, Endre – European University Institute, Italy, endre.borbath@eui.eu

Parliamentary Democracy in Developing Countries: Comparative Study of Turkey and Pakistan

Ahmed, Mughees – Government College University, Faisalabad, Pakistan, mughiskahlown@yahoo.com

Perspectives for Development of Intra-party Democracy in Montenegro

Vujovic, Zlatko – University of Montenegro, Faculty of Political

Science, Montenegro, zlatko.j.vujovic@gmail.com

Tomovic, Nikoleta – No affiliation, Montenegro, nikoleta.tomovic@udg.edu.me

The Weakening of Traditional Chilean Parties in the Electorate and as Organizations: The Case of Christian Democracy (DC) and National Renovation (RN)

Huneeus, Carlos – Universidad de Chile, Chile, corpcerc@rdc.cl

Avendano, Octavio – Universidad de Chile, Chile, oavendan@gmail.com

CS01.69 Voting and Inequality
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.3

Chair Yegen, Oya – Boston University, United States, oyayegen@gmail.com

Co-Chair Wasserspring, Lois – Wellesley College, United States, lwassers@wellesley.edu

Discussant(s) Momen, Md Nurul – University of Rajshahi, Bangladesh, nurulmomen78@gmail.com

Papers Electoral System, Party System and Their Influences over Political Representation of the Citizens during Transition to Democracy in Romania

Popescu, Ramona Delia – Universitatea din Bucuresti, Romania, rempopescu@gmail.com

Empirical Evaluation of Voting Rules

Serra, Joan – Ruhr-Universitat Bochum, Germany, jserra@uchicago.edu

Knoll, Bodo – Ruhr-Universitat Bochum, Germany, bodo.knoll@rub.de

The Making of Class Voting in Conflicting Class Narratives

Rennwald, Line – Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, line.rennwald@gmail.com

CS02.39 Political Mobilization and Democratization: Sustained Social Movement Action in a Developing Context
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.2

Chair Demarest, Leila – Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, leila.demarest@soc.kuleuven.be

Discussant(s) Azizah, Nurul – Institut Agama Islam Ibrahimy Situbondo, Indonesia, nurul.azizah74@gmail.com

Papers An analysis of the social representations of gender in the Ecuadorian press, within the context of sumak kawsay (good living) defence.

Carmenati González, Meysis – Universidad de Las Américas, Ecuador, meysisc@gmail.com

Bars, Branches, Stereos and Choppers: Opposition Parliamentary Candidate Campaign Strategies in Rural Tanzania

Paget, Daniel – University of Oxford, United Kingdom, danjpaget@gmail.com

Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis of Political Parties Ideological Evolution: A Comparison Between the Brazilian Workers Party and the Party of Brazilian Social Democracy

Faria, Alessandra – Pontificia Universidade Catolica do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, alessandramtf@gmail.com

Silva, Mayra – Instituto universitario de Lisboa, Portugal, mayragoulart@gmail.com

Ferreira, Ana Rita – Universidade da Beira Interior, Portugal, arita_ferreira@yahoo.com

The Non-Mobilization and Non-Democratization of the (Ugandan) Middle Class

Fichtmüller, Anna – Sciences Po Bordeaux, France, anna.fichtmuller@scpobx.fr

The Potentials and Challenges of Youth Movements in Ethiopia

Gebremariam, Eyob – University of Manchester, United Kingdom, ebalcha@gmail.com

The Treatment Action Campaign and the South African State, 2009 to 2015

Lodge, Tom – University of Limerick, Ireland, tom.lodge@ul.ie

CS03.10 Development Assistance, Humanitarian Aid, FDI, and Remittances: So What?
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 108

Chair Ozkan, Arda – Giresun University, Turkey, ardaozkan83@hotmail.com

Discussant(s) Shaw, Timothy – University of Massachusetts, Boston, United States, timothy.shaw@umb.edu

Papers Development Versus Underdevelopment? Latin-American Dependentists Argue Revolution

Mello, Rafael Alexandre – Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil, r.moreira.demello@gmail.com

Does Colonialism Still Matter in Development Aid Flows?

Regio, Alessandro – Institut de hautes études internationales et du développement, Switzerland, alessandro.regio@graduateinstitute.ch

Staeger, Ueli – Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Switzerland, ueli.staeger@graduateinstitute.ch

Remittances and Income Inequality in Microstates of Oceania

Kant, Sudarsan – Harris-Stowe State University, United States, snkant@gmail.com

The Politics of Development Finance: The BRICS Challenge

Aderemi, Adewale – Lagos State University, Nigeria, adewale.aderemi@lasu.edu.ng

CS04.27 Inequalities in the Arctic Part 2: Establishing a Place for Communities in Regional Politics
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.1

Chair Sellheim, Nikolas – University of Lapland, Finland, nikolas.sellheim@ulapland.fi

Discussant(s) Heininen, Lassi – University of Lapland, Finland, lassi.heininen@ulapland.fi

Papers Addressing Inequalities in the Arctic: Food Security in Nunavut

Loukacheva, Natalia – University of Northern British Columbia, Canada, natalia.loukacheva@unbc.ca

An Arctic Council for the People of the Arctic: Assessing the Channels of Influence for Local Interests and Needs

Spence, Jennifer – Carleton University, Canada, jennifer.spence@carleton.ca

The Elusive Social in the Resource Storehouse: Social Sustainabilities and the Arctic Energyscape

Lempinen, Hanna – University of Lapland, Finland, hanna.lempinen@ulapland.fi

When Ice Thickens: Cross-Border Cooperation Between Russian and Norwegian Arctic Communities in the New Political Conditions

Vlakhov, Andrian – European University at St Petersburg, Russia, avlakhov@gmail.com

CS04.45 La politique étrangère des petits États
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.5

Chair Anthony, Mely Caballero – Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, ismcanthony@ntu.edu.sg

Discussant(s) Tsafack, Delmas – Université de Dschang, Cameroon, delmastsafack@yahoo.fr

Lagacé-Nadon, Kathia – Université de Montréal, Canada, kathia.ln@gmail.com

Papers Grandeur et misère de la montée en puissance du Tchad sur la scène régionale: entre accumulation de chances de puissance et précarité des acquis

Fankem, Robert – Université de Yaoundé II, Cameroon, robertfankem@yahoo.fr

La politique étrangère cubaine à l’égard des États-Unis depuis la fin de la guerre froide

Koçak, Canberk – Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal, canberkck@gmail.com

La politique étrangère d’un petit Etat contesté: stabilité régionale, reconnaissance internationale et partenariats stratégiques. Le cas du Kosovo

Sainovic, Ardijan – Sciences Po Bordeaux, France, s.arnest@hotmail.fr

La problématique de la sécurisation de l’espace maritime des «petits Etats» d’Afrique centrale: le cas de São Tomé et Principe (1975-2009)

Dzeumkoe Mawah, Valery – Université de Yaoundé, Cameroon, valerydzeumkoe@yahoo.fr

Les apories du concept de petits états dans les relations internationales africaines

Fokou, Fridolin Martial – Université de Douala, Cameroon, fm.fokou@gmail.com

Pour une philosophie politique de la guerre

Holeindre, Jean-Vincent – Université de Poitiers, France, jvholeindre@gmail.com

CS05.11 Environmental Justice, Ethnicity and Democracy
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 109

Chair Puga, Cristina – Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico, crispunam@yahoo.com.mx

Discussant(s) Lopes da Cunha, Guilherme – Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, guilhermelopes11@hotmail.com

Papers Concerns for Protection of Environment and Rights of Indigenous People

Prakash, Vineet – University of Delhi, India, vineetprakash10@gmail.com

International Nuclear Safety Institution Building: The Framing, Shaping, and the Construction of the EURATOM’s Directive for the Management of Spent Fuel and Radioactive Waste

Tseng, Yea Jen – Southern Taiwan University of Technology, Taiwan, tsengyeajen@yahoo.com.tw

The Brazilian Positioning in the Global Environmental Agenda and the Public Policies to Reduce Deforestation and Economic and Social Inequalities in the Amazon

Picanço da Costa Silva, Tienay – Universdade Federal do Para, Brazil, tienay.costa@gmail.com

Cardoso de Castro, Brenda Thainá – Universdade Federal do Para, Brazil, brendatcc@gmail.com

CS05.30 State – and Institution – Building in a Neoliberal World: Comparative Perspectives
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.4

Chair Okayama, Hiroshi – Keio University, Japan, okayama@keio.jp

Discussant(s) Okayama, Hiroshi – Keio University, Japan, okayama@keio.jp

Hymans, Jacques – University of Southern California, United States, hymans@usc.edu

Papers Gender Inequality and Women’s Rights in Chile: An Institutional Analysis of the Creation of the Ministry for Women and Gender Equality

Sepúlveda-Zelaya, Carmen – University of Manchester, United Kingdom, carmen.sepulveda@manchester.ac.uk

Legitimacy as a Problem: The Legislative Election of Constitutional Judges

Calleros-Rodriguez, Hector – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, hcalleros.coltlax@gmail.com

Planifier la (dé)légitimation d’une Politique Publique en faisant intervenir des experts: le cas de l’interdiction de la mendicité à Lausanne-

Wirths, Damien – Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, damien.wirths@unil.ch

Rapid Growth Without Equity: The Philippine Case

Raquiza, Antoinette – University of Philippines Diliman, Philippines, araquiza@gmail.com

CS06.17 Multiculturalism and its Critics
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.3

Chair Ramaswamy, Sushila – Jesus and Mary College, University of Delhi, India, sushilaramaswamy@hotmail.com

Co-Chair Mukherjee, Subrata – No affiliation, India, polybius7@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Fumagalli, Corrado – Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, corrado.fumagalli@unimi.it

Papers Ethnic Diversity: A Challenge or an Opportunity for Democratization

Mohamed Maati, Ahmed – Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen, Germany, ahmedhossam@aucegypt.edu

Is Multiculturalism a Tool of Nation Building?

Tiwari, Trivikram – Kurukshetra University, India, trivikramtiwari@gmail.com

What Toleration Means to Contemporary Liberalism?

Escamez, Sebastian – Universidad de Malaga, Spain, sescamez@uma.es

CS07.21 Les politiques économiques et sociales pour réduire les inégalités
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.A

Chair Pandor Margulis, Mélissa – Sciences Po, France, melissa.pandor@sciencespo.fr

Discussant(s) Abdelhmid, Nechad – ESCA-EM, Morocco, nechad22@yahoo.fr

Papers Des politiques de redistribution: Vers une approche située de lutte contre les inégalités

Abdelhmid, Nechad – ESCA-EM, Morocco, nechad22@yahoo.fr

Les Défis de la Mise en Ouvre de Politiques Publiques pour la Promotion de l’Égalité des Sexes au Brésil

Bugni, Renata – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, renataportobugni@gmail.com

Prendre en charge la grande difficulté ou produire des inégalités sociales de réussite scolaire?

Pandor Margulis, Mélissa – Sciences Po, France, melissa.pandor@sciencespo.fr

CS07.28 Risk Management, Policy Failure and Policy Success
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.B

Chair Weible, Christopher – University of Colorado at Denver, United States, chris.weible@ucdenver.edu

Co-Chair Fenna, Alan – Curtin University of Technology, Australia, a.fenna@curtin.edu.au

Discussant(s) Cingolani, Luciana – Hertie School of Governance, Germany, lucianacingolani@gmail.com

Papers Commons in the Age of Inequalities: Comparative Analysis of Household Water Consumption Habits and Saving Consciousness in Istanbul and Zonguldak Provinces of Turkey

Adal Dundar, Reside – Ankara University, Turkey, resideadal@gmail.com

Dundar, Onur – Bülent Ecevit University, Turkey, dundaronur@gmail.com

The Dysfunctional Politics of the Vortex: The Limits to the Developmental State’s Problem-Solving Capacity

Park, Hun – KDI School of Public Policy and Management, South Korea, hjpark@kdischool.ac.kr

Theory and Practice of Universality in Universal Health Coverage: A Case Study of Humanitarian Status Holders in South Korea

Ju, Minji – Ewha Women’s University, South Korea, marleneminji@gmail.com

J-RC01/19.01 Violence Against Women in Politics: Theories and Concepts
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.C

Chair Krook, Mona Lena – Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, United States, m.l.krook@rutgers.edu

Discussant(s) Krook, Mona Lena – Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, United States, m.l.krook@rutgers.edu

Papers Defining Violence Against Women in Politics: Theoretical and Practical Considerations

Krook, Mona Lena – Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, United States, m.l.krook@rutgers.edu

Gender and Election Violence: The Case of the Maldives

Bjarnegard, Elin – Uppsala Universitet, Sweden, elin.bjarnegard@statsvet.uu.se

Measuring Violence Against Women in Elections

Ballington, Julie – UN Women, United States, julie.ballington@unwomen.org

Bardall, Gabrielle – Université de Montréal, Canada, gabrielle.bardall@gmail.com

The Use of Qualitative Methods to Research Violence Against Women in Politics Within Mexico

Kuperberg, Rebecca – University of Oxford, United Kingdom, rkuperberg@gmail.com

Violence Against Women in Politics and the Law: Arguments for an Expanded Definition

Restrepo Sanin, Juliana – Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, United States, juliana.restreposanin@rutgers.edu

Violence as Political Reaction: The Case of Brazil

Biroli, Flávia – Universidade de Brasília, Brazil, flaviabiroli@gmail.com

RC02.06 Governmental Elites and Public Management: Who Rules and How?
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.H

Chair Palma, Esperanza – Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana Cuajimalpa, Mexico, eipc2000@yahoo.com

Co-Chair Vega, Alejandro – Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana Cuajimalpa, Mexico, alexvegaz@yahoo.com

Discussant(s) Amaya-Ventura, Maria de Lourdes – Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana Cuajimalpa, Mexico, lourdes.amaya70@gmail.com

Papers Actors’ Disputes in the Making of Science and Innovation Policies in Mexico: A Network Analysis on Concentration and Diversification

Jaso, Marco – Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana Cuajimalpa, Mexico, marco_jaso@yahoo.com

Management of Social Policy in Mexico City, 1997-2014: To What Extent Do Ideology and Values Explain the Results of Social Public Policy?

Vega, Alejandro – Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana Cuajimalpa, Mexico, alexvegaz@yahoo.com

Women’s Political Representation: The Impact of Trans-party Networks in the Approval of Gender Quotas

Palma, Esperanza – Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana Cuajimalpa, Mexico, eipc2000@yahoo.com

RC02.11 Parliamentary Elites and the Challenges of Representative Democracy II
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.3

Chair Daeubler, Thomas – University of Mannheim, Germany, thomas.daeubler@mzes.uni-mannheim.de

Discussant(s) Chiru, Mihail – Lucian Blaga University Sibiu, Romania, mihail_chiru@yahoo.com

Russo, Federico – Università del Salento, Italy, fed.russo@gmail.com

Papers Argentinean Legislators, ¿People or Party Representatives?

Robelo Guzman, Claudio – Universidad Católica Argentina, Argentina, claudio.robelo@hotmail.com

Determinants of Parliamentary Turnover in Western Europe 1948-2014

Gouglas, Athanassios – Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, athanassios.gouglas@soc.kuleuven.be

Maddens, bart – Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, bart.maddens@soc.kuleuven.be

Brans, Marleen – Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium, marleen.brans@soc.kuleuven.be

Exploring Careers in the Multi-Level European System: The Case of Members of the European Parliament

Edinger, Michael – Friedrich-Schille-Universität Jena, Germany, michael.edinger@uni-jena.de

Looking for a Healthy Mix? The Impact of Selection Methods on Candidates’ Characteristics: The Case of Party Loyalty

Vandeleene, Audrey – Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium, audrey.vandeleene@uclouvain.be

Vote, Office and Policy Seeking Parties: Leadership and Accountability

Montigny, Eric – Université Laval, Canada, eric.montigny@pol.ulaval.ca

RC02.12 Political Career Paths at Regional Level (II)
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.B

Chair Barragan, Melany – Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, mbarragan@usal.es

Discussant(s) Bolgherini, Silvia – Università degli studi di Napoli Federic, Italy, silvia.bolgherini@unina.it

Papers Career Paths and Turnover of Regional Presidents in Italy: A Comparative Longitudinal Analysis

Vercesi, Michelangelo – Leuphana Universität Lüneburg, Germany, vercesi@leuphana.de

Grimaldi, Selena – Università degli Studi di Padova, Italy, selena.grimaldi@unipd.it

Dynamics of the Regional Elites in Brazil: The States of São Paulo, Rio Grande do Sul and Mato Grosso (1891-1946)

Arruda, Larissa – Universidade Federal de São Carlos, Brazil, larissa.vaccari@hotmail.com

Kerbauy, Maria Teresa – Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP), Brazil, kerbauy@travelnet.com.br

Empowering Sub-National Elites? The Effects of Personalisation and Federalisation on Multi-Level Career Paths

Tronconi, Filippo – Università di Bologna, Italy, filippo.tronconi@unibo.it

Verzichelli, Luca – Università degli Studi di Siena, Italy, verzichelli@unisi.it

Polish Regional Elite Career Paths and the Impact of a Multilevel System

Majcherkiewicz, Tatiana – The Pedagogical University of Cracow, Poland, tmajcherkiewicz@gmail.com

Rainer Eisfeld

Political Science: Reflecting on Concepts, Demystifying Legends

With an Introduction by John Trent

2016. 133 pp. Pb. 24,90 € (D),
US$36.95, GBP 21.95
ISBN 978-3-8474-0506-1
eISBN 978-3-8474-0928-1

Rainer Eisfeld’s book highlights the merits of socio-historical research into topics infrequently covered by mainstream political science. Directing attention to the need for carefully scrutinizing the convenient “truths” of established – post-Nazi, post-Communist – political narratives, its chapters encourage reflection of the discipline’s history and state of the art.

Robert Godby Stephanie B. Anderson

Greek Tragedy, European Odyssey: The Politics and Economics of the Eurozone Crisis

2016. 209 pp. Pb. 28,00 € (D),
GBP 24.95, US$40.00
ISBN 978-3-8474-0618-1
eISBN 978-3-8474-0431-6

Debate among politicians and academics alike vacillates as to whether the euro is the crowning achievement of a half-century of European integration efforts, or now constitutes a force that threatens to drive European Union member states apart. This book introduces both the political and economic forces at play in the eurozo-ne crisis that have shaped this debate and changed the face of European integration.

ERIS – European Review of International Studies

ISSN 2196-6923
ISSN Online 2196-7415
Volume 3, 2016
Published three times a year April – August – November (incl. one special issue) Language: English

ERIS seeks to be a journal to which those who wish to know what is happening in ‘European’ International Relations can turn. It aims to achieve this goal by an extensive review section of monographs published in European languages and review articles of the literature on substantive themes or significant developments in different European academic communities. Its other principal goal is to publish original articles and from time to time translations of existing major articles not readily available in English.

www.budrich-academic.com | www.barbara-budrich.net

RC05.02 Beyond Global Cities: Strategies of Cities in a Globalized Interurban Competition
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.7

Chair Sager, Fritz – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, fritz.sager@kpm.unibe.ch

Co-Chair Kaufmann, David – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, david.kaufmann@kpm.unibe.ch

Discussant(s) Kaufmann, David – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, david.kaufmann@kpm.unibe.ch

Papers City Promotion by Coordination: Comparing Four Secondary Capital City Regions

Sager, Fritz – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, fritz.sager@kpm.unibe.ch

Kaufmann, David – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, david.kaufmann@kpm.unibe.ch

How Do Political Officials Perceive Their City, Govern Their Territory and Improvise New (Unequal) Urban Orders?

Denis, Adeline – École des hautes études en sciences sociales (EHESS), France, adeline.denis@sfr.fr

Implementing Local Economic Development’s Instruments: Case Studies in 5 Cities in Serbia

Đorđevć, Sneźana – Faculty of political sciences, Belgrade University, Serbia, sneska152@gmail.com

Poznań’s Interurban Competition: A Case of Transnational and Local Governance in a Globalizing World

Favero, Adrian – University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom, a.favero@ed.ac.uk

The Invention of Culture in Making Urban Governance

Lee, Kyungsoo – Seoul National University, South Korea, subbu@hanmail.net

RC10.02 Crowd sourcing and crowd monitoring
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.1

Chair Grömping, Max – University of Sydney, Australia, max.groemping@sydney.edu.au

Discussant(s) Abbott, Jason – University of Louisville, United States, jpabbo02@louisville.edu

Bebić, Domagoj – University of Zagreb, Croatia, domagoj@edemokracija.hr

Papers Beyond Digital Crowdsourcing: How the Estonian People’s Assembly Solved a Crisis of Democracy

Leosk, Nele – European University Institute, Italy, nele.leosk@eui.eu

Does Internet Usage Reduce Corruption?

Abarca, Alejandro – University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica, alejoag2@gmail.com

Does Social Media Matter on Improving Trust in Government?

Rho, Seung-Yong – Seoul Women’s University, South Korea, mrsyrho@gmail.com

Does Use of the Internet Further Democratic Participation? A Comparison of Citizens’ Interactions with Political Representatives in the UK and Germany

Escher, Tobias – Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf, Germany, tobias.escher@uni-duesseldorf.de

The E-Petitioning, Extension or Substitute for Political Participation? Sociology of E-Petitioners

Martine, Legris revel – Centre d’Études et de Recherches Administratives, Politiques et Sociales (CERAPS) – CNRS, France, mart.revel@gmail.com

Contamin, Jean-Gabriel – Université de Lille II – Droit et Santé, France, jean-gabriel.contamin@univ-lille2.fr

Leonard, Thomas – Université de Lille II – Droit et Santé, France, tl.leonard@laposte.net

RC13.14 La libéralisation et la démocratisation politique: les défis et les difficultés dans le Maghgreb actuel
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.5

Chair Montabes, Juan – Universidad de Granada, Spain, montabes@ugr.es

Co-Chair Zdaniuk, Bartłomiej – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, bartlomiej.zdaniuk@uw.edu.pl

Discussant(s) García Guindo, Miguel – Universidad de Jaén, Spain, mgguindo@ujaen.es

Papers Is Tunisia a Lesson to Learn for Next Transitions?

Morlino, Leonardo – Libera Universita Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli, Italy, morlino@luiss.it

M’Rad, Hatem – Université du 7 Novembre à Carthage, Tunisia, hat.mrad@gmail.com

The “Win-Win” Solution: Islamist Political Party’s Victory and Authoritarian Persistence. The Case of the Moroccan PJD

Tome, Beatriz – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, beatriz.tome@hotmail.com

The Emergence of Non-State Actors and Their Impact on the Democratization Process

Montabes, Juan – Universidad de Granada, Spain, montabes@ugr.es

García Guindo, Miguel – Universidad de Jaén, Spain, mgguindo@ujaen.es

The Regional Stability and International Security in the Sahel: A Challenge to the Democratization

García Guindo, Miguel – Universidad de Jaén, Spain, mgguindo@ujaen.es

Was it a Matter of Religious Cleavage? A Study of the Determinants of Voting Behaviour in 2011 Tunisia and Egypt

Resta, Valeria – Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, valeria.resta@unimi.it

RC14.06 Diverse Outcomes in Ethnopolitical Mobilization
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.D

Chair Magazzini, Tina – Universidad de Deusto, Spain, tina.magazzini@deusto.es

Discussant(s) Magazzini, Tina – Universidad de Deusto, Spain, tina.magazzini@deusto.es

Papers Communal Political Mobilization: The Need to Distinguish between Minority and Majority Parties

Koos, Agnes – Feather River College, Romania, akoos@frc.edu

Keulman, Kenneth – Loyola University, New Orleans, United States, kkeulman@loyno.edu

Goldenness of Conviviality? On Performance of Diversity in Migrants’ Communities of Cape Town, South Africa

Murara, Odette – University of the Western Cape, South Africa, murarax@gmail.com

Immigration and Political Participation: A Case Study of the City of São Paulo

Da Silveira Steffens, Isadora – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, isadorasilveirasteffens@gmail.com

Minority Integration Between (Mis)Recognition and (Mal) Distribution in Contemporary Europe

Cianetti, Licia – Canterbury Christ Church University College, United Kingdom, licia.cianetti@canterbury.ac.uk

RC14.34 The Dynamics of Conflict and its Resolution: Subnational Movements in South Asia and Beyond
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.A

Chair O’Leary, Brendan – University of Pennsylvania, United States, boleary@sas.upenn.edu

Co-Chair Spiess, Clemens – Robert Bosch Stiftung, Germany, clemensspiess@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Averbukh, Lidia – SWP German Institute for International und Security Affairs, Germany, lidiaaverbukh@googlemail.com

Papers Identity, Ethnicity and Social Movement: A Case Study of the Northeastern States of India

Singh, Surendra – University of Delhi, India, surendrabalwada@gmail.com

Kazakh Ethnicity within the Context of Global Inequality

Shaikemelev, Mukhtarbek – The Institute for Philosophy, Political Science and Religion Studies of the Ministry of Education and Science of the RK, Kazakhstan, muhtarbek64@mail.ru

Sharing Sovereignty in India: Three Cases and Some Generalisations

Mehra, Ajay – Centre for Public Affairs, India, ajaykmehra@gmail.com

The Gagauz Failed Frozen Conflict

Tudoroiu, Theodor – University of the West Indies, St. Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago, theodor.tudoroiu@sta.uwi.edu

RC15.08 Sovereignty and Territory: Politics as the Continuation of War
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.B

Chair De la Paz, Gabriela – Instituto tecnológico y de estudios superiores de Monterrey, Mexico, gdelapaz@itesm.mx

Discussant(s) Müller-Brandeck-Bocquet, Gisela – Julius Maximilian University, Wuerzburg, Germany, mbb@uni-wuerzburg.de

Papers Argentina, Brazil and Mexico: Various Semi-peripheries in Latin America

Cairo, Heriberto – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, hcairoca@cps.ucm.es

Border Territories as Spaces of Political Legitimacy: The Case of South Lebanon as a Space of Reconstruction After the 2006 War

Zeidan, Diana – École des hautes études en sciences sociales (EHESS), France, diana.zeidan@gmail.com

Imagining Ethnicity: The Ethnic Element in Socialist Semi-Periphery at the End of the Cold War as a Device in US Geopolitical Codes

González Villa, Carlos – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, cgonzalezvilla@ucm.es

New Generation of Changing Territorialities: An Old or a Rather New Phenomenon?

Gorbunova, Mariia – Lobachevsky State University of Nizhni Novgorod (UNN), Russia, gorbunova@iee.unn.ru

Komarova, Tatiana – Tamkang University, Taiwan, komarova.ya@gmail.com

Komarov, Igor – Nizhny Novgorod State University, Russia, igor.komarof@gmail.com

Spain and Turkey: Geography and Identity as Applicant Countries for EEC/EU Membership

Rodríguez, Carmen – Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain, carmen.rodriguez.lopez@uam.es

RC17.09 Social and Political Development of Contemporary Societies
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.1

Chair Carballo, Marita – Universidad Católica Argentina, Argentina, marita@maritacarballo.com.ar

Discussant(s) Yamada, Masahiro – Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan, myamada@kwansei.ac.jp

Papers Changing and Differing Media Environments: Why Media System Characteristics Matter for Citizens

Buβ, Björn – Leuphana Universität Lüneburg, Germany, bjoern.buss@uni.leuphana.de

Social Capital and Transformation of Political Culture in in NIS

Kizilova, Kseniya – V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University, Ukraine, ksenniya.kizilova@gmail.com

Trust and Cultural Changes in Latin America

Carballo, Marita – Universidad Católica Argentina, Argentina, marita@maritacarballo.com.ar

Why so Many “Don’t Know” Responses in Japan?: Social Influence on Political Opinion Formation

Yamada, Masahiro – Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan, myamada@kwansei.ac.jp

RC17.15 The Youth and Democratic Citizenship
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.G

Chair Chu, Yun-Han – National Taiwan University, Taiwan, yunhan@gate.sinica.edu.tw

Discussant(s) Lagos, Marta – Latinobarómetro, Chile, mlagos@latinobarometro.org

Chang, Yu-Tzung – National Taiwan University, Taiwan, yutzung@ntu.edu.tw

Papers How Does the Youth View Democracy in East Asia?

Chang, Alex – Academia Sinica, Taiwan, chang626@gate.sinica.edu.tw

Shyu, Huoyan – Academia Sinica, Taiwan, hyshyu@gate.sinica.edu.tw

Welsh, Bridget – Ipek University, Turkey, bbwelsh@hotmail.com

Learning Democracy: Civic Education in South Afirca’s First Post-Apartheid Generation

Mattes, Robert – University of Cape Town, South Africa, robert.mattes@uct.ac.za

Denemark, David – University of Western Australia, Australia, david.denemark@uwa.edu.au

Niemi, Richard – University of Rochester, United States, niemi@rochester.edu

The Perception of Income Distribution and Ideological Polarization among Asia’s Youth

Huang, Kai-Ping – National Taiwan University, Taiwan, kaipingh232@gmail.com

Understanding of Democracy Among Asia’s Millennial Generation

Chu, Yun-Han – National Taiwan University, Taiwan, yunhan@gate.sinica.edu.tw

What Do Young People Understand Democracy? A Comparative Analysis of University Students in Taiwan and Mainland China

Pan, Hsin-Hsin – National Taiwan University, Taiwan, phsinhsin@gmail.com

Chang, Yu-Tzung – National Taiwan University, Taiwan, yutzung@ntu.edu.tw

RC18.22 Transnational Asia: Go to Where They Came From
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.J

Chair Kabashima, Hiromi – Yokohama National University, Japan, kaba@ynu.ac.jp

Discussant(s) Hachiya, Machiko – Kyushu University, Japan, machiko.hachiya@gmail.com

Papers East Asian Regionalism: Hegemonic Rivalry on the Rise?

Lee, Hong Pyo – Kyushu University, Japan, hplee@law.kyushu-u.ac.jp

Economic Instruments in Environmental Measures as “Diverted” Policy: Japanese Experience for Sustainable Industrial Policy in Asian Countries

Watanabe, Tomoaki – Kyushu University, Japan, tomd4wa@hotmail.com

Southeast Asia as a Model of Development: “Singapore Model” in Rwanda

Kanamaru, Yuji – Wayo Women’s University, Japan, kanamaruyuji@yahoo.co.jp

Thoughts on Asian Solidarity and Universalism in Pre-war Japan: Tōten Miyazaki and Sakuzo Yoshino

Fujimura, Ichiro – University of Tokyo, Japan, sonicblue1972@yahoo.co.jp

RC19.02 Endangered Democracies and the Fate of Feminisms
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.2

Chair Verloo, Mieke – Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands, m.verloo@fm.ru.nl

Discussant(s) Ahrens, Petra – Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany, petra.ahrens@sowi.hu-berlin.de

Papers (Re)producing the Patria: Gender in the Revolutionary Projects of Bolivia and Ecuador

Roggeband, CM – Universiteit van Amsterdam, Netherlands, c.m.roggeband@uva.nl

Dangerous Triangles: The Impact of New (?) Configurations of Conservatism on Gender and Equality

Verloo, Mieke – Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands, m.verloo@fm.ru.nl

The 2013 Law on Termination of Pregnancy: A Clear Case of the Suspension of Democracy in Macedonia

Miškovska Kajevska, Ana – Universiteit van Amsterdam, Netherlands, anamk.work@gmail.com

The Democratic Impacts of EU Macro-Economic Surveillance: Reconfiguring the EU’s Gendered Normative Base

Cavaghan, Rosalind – Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands, r.cavaghan@fm.ru.nl

RC19.14 Political Parties and Gender
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.2

Chair Norocel, Ov Cristian – Centre for Social Sciences, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary, cristian.norocel@helsinki.fi

Discussant(s) Norocel, Ov Cristian – Centre for Social Sciences, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary, cristian.norocel@helsinki.fi

Papers Do Political Parties Punish Feminist Legislators? Connecting Women’s Substantive Representation to Politicians’ Career Paths

Caminotti, Mariana – Universidad Nacional de General San Martin, Argentina, mariana.caminotti@hotmail.com

Piscopo, Jennifer Marie – Occidental College, United States, piscopo@oxy.edu

Electoral Systems, Party Mobilization and Gender Gaps in Political Participation in Advanced Industrial Democracies

Beauregard, Katrine – Australian National University, Australia, katrine.beauregard@anu.edu.au

Perceptions on the Causes of Women’s Low Political Representation and the Quotas’ Potential: Case Study: Romania

Garboni, Emanuela Simona – Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium, egarboni@vub.ac.be

RC22.03 Populism and Political Communication
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.2

Chair Bracciale, Roberta – University of Pisa, Italy, roberta.bracciale@unipi.it

Papers Is “Podemos” a Populist Party? Evidence from Facebook’s Party Page

Albertini, Alessandro – Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, Italy, alessandro.albertini90@gmail.com

Populism as Communication Style: How Party Leaders’ Tweets Affect the Twittersphere?

Bracciale, Roberta – University of Pisa, Italy, roberta.bracciale@unipi.it

Martella, Antonio – University of Pisa, Italy, antonio.martella@sp.unipi.it

Populism, Hegemony and Political Communication in the Spanish Mediacracy: The Case of Podemos

Criado Aguilera, José Ismael – Universidad de Granada, Spain, elejidojc@gmail.com

Reconciling Young People’s Attitudes towards Politicians: Double Standards and the “Professional-Amateur Trap”

Corbett, Jack – University of Southampton, United Kingdom, j.corbett@soton.ac.uk

Fawcett, Paul – University of Canberra, Australia, paul.fawcett@canberra.edu.au

The Pre-campaign of Fear About Populism and Leftist Candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador Facebook

Rodríguez, Olga – Universidad Autónoma de la Ciudad de México, Mexico, andromeda_04100@yahoo.com

RC22.10 Negative Campaigning Across the World: Towards A General Theory
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.F

Chair Casal Bertoa, Fernando – University of Nottingham, United Kingdom, fernando.casal.bertoa@nottingham.ac.uk

Papers Choosing the Electoral Battleground: Constituency Characteristics and Candidates’ Use of Negative Campaigning in the 2015 British Election Campaign

Walter, Annemarie – University of Nottingham, United Kingdom, annemarie.walter@nottingham.ac.uk

Measuring Negative Campaigning on TV, Radio, Debates, Press and Facebook: The Case of 2014 Brazilian Presidential Elections

Borba, Felipe – Universidade Federal do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, felipe.borba10@gmail.com

Perceptions of Negative Campaigning Among Candidates and Voters in Austria

Jenny, Marcelo – University of Vienna, Austria, marcelo.jenny@univie.ac.at

Haselmayer, Martin – University of Vienna, Austria, martin.haselmayer@univie.ac.at

Play it Like Patrick Roy? Strategic Underpinnings of Negative Campaigning in Swiss Elections

Nai, Alessandro – University of Sydney, Australia, alessandro.nai@sydney.edu.au

RC23.04 Contemporary Trends in Party Organization
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.D

Chair Borz, Gabriela – University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom, gabriela.borz@strath.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Kosiara-Pedersen, Karina – University of Copenhagen, Denmark, kp@ifs.ku.dk

Papers Explaining Party Splits: A Comparative Study of 24 European Democracies

Ibenskas, Raimondas – University of Southampton, United Kingdom, r.ibenskas@soton.ac.uk

Korean Party Members: Dummies or Stakeholders?

Koo, Sejin – Nazarbayev University, Kazakhstan, se-jin.koo@nu.edu.kz

Party Organizational Change and its Determinants: Evidence from European Parties

Borz, Gabriela – University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom, gabriela.borz@strath.ac.uk

When Political Parties’ Actions Speak Louder than Words: Formal and Informal Processes of Candidate Selection for European Elections

Kelbel, Camille – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, camille.kelbel@ulb.ac.be

RC24.08 Searching for Security in Liberalizing Authoritarian Regimes
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.C

Chair Allen, Charles – US Army War College, United States, charlesd.allen@us.army.mil

Discussant(s) Karakatsanis, Neovi – Indiana University South Bend, United States, nkarakat@iusb.edu

Papers Civil Military Relations in China, Cuba, the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia: A Comparative Study

Merrill, Clark – Salve Regina University, United States, merrillc@salve.edu

Public Education and Civil-Military Relations in Cuba

Harper, Laurie – Salve Regina University, United States, laura.harper@salve.edu

US Relations with Cuba and Iran: “Coercive Diplomacy” or Diplomacy for Lack of Options?

Black, Jan – Academy of American Franciscan History, United States, jblack@miis.edu

RC25.02 Diverse Politics in Decentralized States in the 21st Century
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.1

Chair Matsuda, Ryozo – Ritsumeikan University, Japan, rmatsuda@ss.ritsumei.ac.jp

Co-Chair Bjorkman, James – International Institute of Social Studies, Netherlands, bjorkman@iss.nl

Discussant(s) Marmor, Theodore – Yale University, United States, theodore.marmor@yale.edu

Papers A Right to Opt Out: Negative Rights in Health and Health Care

Salnykova, Anastasiya – Lviv School of Public Health, Ukraine, salnykova@gmail.com

Elderly Care Policies of Germany and Austria Lack Innovation Towards Migrants’ Special Needs

Altintop, Nevin – University of Vienna, Austria, vienna-dok2013@gmx.at

Italian Health System Under Pressure: An Analysis of Local-Based Welfare-Mix Practices

Payra, Barbara – Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, barbara.payra@secondowelfare.it

Razetti, Federico – Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, federico.razetti@secondowelfare.it

Moving Towards Equality in Global Health Research

Kelaher, Margaret – The University of Melbourne, Australia, mkelaher@unimelb.edu.au

Privacy at 50: The Bedroom, the Courtroom, and the Spaces in Between

Baer, Judith – Texas A & M University, United States, j-baer@pols.tamu.edu

The Consequences of International and Regional Organizations’ Interactions for Complex Interventions

Patz, Christian – Europa Universität Flensburg, Germany, christian.patz@uni-flensburg.de

RC27.05 Out of Control or over Controlled? Incentives, Audits and New Public Management
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.3

Chair Nistotskaya, Marina – Göteborgs universitet, Sweden, marina.nistotskaya@gu.se

Discussant(s) Bauhr, Monika – Göteborgs universitet, Sweden, monika.bauhr@gu.se

Papers Constraining the Regulators Through Administrative Procedures: A Cross-National Analysis of Convergence in EU and OECD Countries

De Francesco, Fabrizio – University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom, fabrizio.de-francesco@strath.ac.uk

Government Steering Over Two Decades: A Large-N Comparison

Wockelberg, Helena – Uppsala Universitet, Sweden, helena.wockelberg@statsvet.uu.se

Ahlbäck Öberg, Shirin – Uppsala Universitet, Sweden, shirin.ahlback@statsvet.uu.se

Varieties of Public Administration and the Socio-Economic Development of Russian Regions

Nistotskaya, Marina – Göteborgs Universitet, Sweden, marina.nistotskaya@gu.se

Khakhunova, Anna – State University-Higher School of Economics, Russia, anna.hahunova@gmail.com

RC28.08 Indexing the Indexes? An Assessment of the Decentralization and Federalization Indicators’
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 0.B

Chair Harguindeguy, Jean-Baptiste – Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain, jbhar@upo.es

Discussant(s) Cole, Alistair – Sciences Po Lyon, France, alistair.cole@sciencespo-lyon.fr

Papers Exploring Linkages Between Federalism and Democracy: Toward a Typology of Coupling Arrangements Between Two Government Dimensions

Benz, Arthur – Technische Universität Darmstadt, Germany, abenz@pg.tu-darmstadt.de

Sonnicksen, Jared – Technische Universitat Darmstadt, Germany, sonnicksen@pg.tu-darmstadt.de

Federalism and Decentralization: A Critical Survey of Frequently Used Indicators

Voigt, Stefan – Universität Hamburg, Germany, stefan.voigt@uni-hamburg.de

Indexing the Indexes? An Assessment of the Decentralization and Federalization Indicators’ Literature

Harguindeguy, Jean-Baptiste – Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain, jbhar@upo.es

Cole, Alistair – Sciences Po Lyon, France, alistair.cole@sciencespo-lyon.fr

Pasquier, Romain – Université de Rennes 1, France, rpasquier@hotmail.com

Territorial Political Capacity: A conceptual Lens for Studying European Regions

Cole, Alistair – Sciences Po Lyon, France, alistair.cole@sciencespo-lyon.fr

Harguindeguy, Jean-Baptiste – Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain, jbhar@upo.es

Pasquier, Romain – Université de Rennes 1, France, rpasquier@hotmail.com

RC30.10 Enhancing Analytical Frameworks through Comparative Public Policy: Case studies
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.E

Chair Fontaine, Guillaume – Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLASCO), Ecuador, gfontaine@flacso.edu.ec

Co-Chair Mendez, Joseluis – El Colegio de México, Mexico, jlmendez@colmex.mx

Discussant(s) Peters, B. Guy – University of Pittsburgh, United States, bgpeters@pitt.edu

Papers Binary Study in Public Policy: Disability and Mental Health

Petek, Ana – University of Zagreb, Croatia, ana.petek@yahoo.com

Novak, Miranda – University of Zagreb, Croatia, novak.miranda@gmail.com

Solin, Pia – The National Institute for Health and Welfare, Finland, pia.solin@thl.fi

Defining Time and Sequence in Comparative Policy Analysis

Jaramillo, Grace – Queen’s University, Canada, grace.jaramillo@queensu.ca

Improving Comparative Policy Analysis Through Causal Process-Tracing: The Case of Oil Nationalism in Latin America

Fontaine, Guillaume – Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLASCO), Ecuador, gfontaine@flacso.edu.ec

Beach, Derek – Aarhus University, Denmark, derek@ps.au.dk

Innovations, Challenges and Potential in Comparative Policy Analysis: A Cross-Sectional Meta-Analysis

Rothmayr Allison, Christine – Université de Montréal, Canada, christine.rothmayr.allison@umontreal.ca

Montpetit, Eric – Université de Montréal, Canada, e.montpetit@umontreal.ca

Engeli, Isabelle – University of Ottawa, Canada, isabelle.engeli@uottawa.ca

Processes, Sequences and Mechanisms: Variations Across Some Policy Arenas in Spain

Velasco, Maria – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, maria.velasco@cps.ucm.es

RC30.36 Toward a New Extractivist Paradigm in the Global North?
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.I

Chair Chailleux, Sébastien – Sciences Po Bordeaux, France, s.chailleux@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Bergeron, Kristina Maud – Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), Canada, bergeron.kristina_maud@uqam.ca

Papers Are There Northern Specificities to the Social Licence to Operate?

Bergeron, Kristina Maud – Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), Canada, bergeron.kristina_maud@uqam.ca

From Extractivist Development to a “Right To Inhabit” a Place in the Global North? Analysis of the Meanings of “Social Acceptability” in Québec (Canada)

Fournis, Yann – Université du Québec à Rimouski, Canada, yann_fournis@uqar.ca

The Politics of Consent: Indigenous Peoples, Resource Extraction and the Institutional Translation of International Human Rights Norms in Canada

Rodon, Thierry – Université Laval, Canada, thierry.rodon@pol.ulaval.ca

Papillon, Martin – Université de Montréal, Canada, martin.papillon@umontreal.ca

Till the Wells Run Dry: A France/India Comparison of Groundwater Extraction

Gaia, Lassaube – Université Bordeaux Segalen (Université Bordeaux-II), France, gaia.lassaube@gmail.com

RC32.26 Reshuffling Administration. Digitization of Governmental Information Systems as State Redesign
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.8

Chair Pelizza, Annalisa – University of Twente, Netherlands, a.pelizza@utwente.nl

Discussant(s) Tao, Jill – Incheon University, South Korea, j.tao.808@gmail.com

Papers Changing Administration Through Open Data: An Analysis of Social Movements for Public Data Disclosure

Arcidiacono, Davide – Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Italy, davideluca.arcidiacono@unicatt.it

Reale, Giuseppe – Università di Catania, Italy, gius.reale@unict.it

Gouvernement Qualité, la Professionnalisation du Service

Valderrama Izquierdo, Gabriela – Uiversidad del Valle de Mexico, Mexico, gvizquierdo@yahoo.com.mx

Fabisiak, Jan – The Schumpeter Centre, Mexico, jfabisiak@schumpetercentre.org

Land Infocracy

De Vries, Walter Timo – Technische Universitat Munich, Germany, wt.de-vries@tum.de

Materializing Autarchy: Counter-Evidence of Vendor Lock-in in Cadastral Information Systems

Pelizza, Annalisa – University of Twente, Netherlands, a.pelizza@utwente.nl

RC33.07 Political Regimes, Power Relations and the Development(s) of Social Science
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.9

Chair Boncourt, Thibaud – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, t.boncourt@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Berndtson, Erkki – University of Helsinki, Finland, erkki.berndtson@helsinki.fi

Papers Has Political Science Contributed to the Malaise of Representative Democracy it Purports to Describe?

Markert, Marat – Leiden University, Netherlands, m.markert@hum.leidenuniv.nl

Institutionalization of Political Science in Slovakia: Promises and Pitfalls

Rybar, Marek – Comenius University, Slovakia, marek.rybar@uniba.sk

Mišík, Matúš – Comenius University, Slovakia, matus.misik@uniba.sk

Making Peace: Postwar Comparativists in Search of a “Universal” Administrative System

Mavrot, Céline – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, celine.mavrot@kpm.unibe.ch

The New Ethics and Economics of Sharing Data in mid-20th c. US Social Science

Hauptmann, Emily – Western Michigan University, United States, emily.hauptmann@wmich.edu

The Politics of Political Science: (Beyond) the Latin American Experience

Ravecca, Paulo – Universidad de la Republica, Uruguay, paulo.ravecca@cienciassociales.edu.uy

RC42.03 Issues in Central and East Asia
Sunday, July 24 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 0.A

Chair Im, Hyug Baeg – Korea University, South Korea, hyugbaeg@hanmail.net

Co-Chair Hermanns, Heike – Gyeongsang National University, South Korea, hdhermanns@yahoo.com

Discussant(s) Konarski, Wawrzyniec – Uniwersytet Jagielloñski, Poland, w_konarski@op.pl

Papers Anti-Americanism in East Asia in Comparative Perspective

Ko, Sangtu – Yonsei University, South Korea, stko@yonsei.ac.kr

Autocracy Versus Democracy – Influence of Natural Resources on the Political Systems: Case of South Caucasus and Central Asia

Kucharska, Anna – Uniwersytet Jagielloñski, Poland, anna.m.w.kucharska@gmail.com

Changing Taiwanese Identity and Cross-Strait Relations: A Post 2016 Taiwan Presidential Election Analysis

Li, Yitan – Seattle University, United States, liy@seattleu.edu

Zhang, Enyu – Seattle University, United States, zhange@seattleu.edu

Did the Nuclear Multilateralism Failed? The North Korean and Iranian Cases

Levkowitz, Alon – Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel, chtkhe@walla.com

The Korea’s Reunification on begin XXI Century

Burdelski, Marceli – Polish Political Science Association, Poland, polmb@ug.edu.pl

Monday, July 25 (Day 2) | 09:00-10:45

CS01.22 Inclusion of Minorities
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 2.2

Chair Zilla, Claudia – Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik (SWP): German Institute for International and Security Affairs, Germany, claudia.zilla@swp-berlin.org

Discussant(s) Lin, Lixue – Free University Berlin, Germany, snowlam0712@gmail.com

Papers Bilateral Inequalities for Turkish Citizens and Syrian Refugees

Bartu, Öykü Naz – Yeditepe University, Turkey, oykunazbartu@windowslive.com

Defining and Measuring Inclusion from the Perspective of Democracy and Citizenship Theory

Zilla, Claudia – Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik (SWP): German Institute for International and Security Affairs, Germany, claudia.zilla@swp-berlin.org

The Treatment of Ethnic Minorities in Democratizing Muslim Countries: The Securitization of Kurds in Turkey Versus the ‘Autonomization’ of Acehnese in Indonesia

Geri, Maurizio – Old Dominion University, United States, maurizio_geri@hotmail.com

CS02.18 Intersectional Politics in Asia and Africa
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 3.A

Chair Woodward, Alison E. – Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium, alison.woodward@vub.ac.be

Discussant(s) Rajagopalan, Swarna – No affiliation, India, swarnar@gmail.com

Busher, Joel – Coventry University, United Kingdom, joel.busher@coventry.ac.uk

Papers Gender Politics: Parliament and Affirmation Action in the Third World Countries: A Nigeria Perspective

Atitebi, Babatunde Adeniyi – Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria, atitebibabatundea@yahoo.com

International Dimension of Caste Discrimination: A Global Perspective of Dalit human Rights

Kolar Prasanna Kumar, Ashwini – Bangalore University, India, ashwini.kp16@gmail.com

Politics of Tribal Identity and Gondi Movement in India

Kumar, Rajeev – SMMT PG College, Ballia. U.P., India, rajeev.csss@gmail.com

Social Exclusion of Women and Politics of Oppression: The Indian Scenario

Rai, Sheila – University of Rajasthan, India, sheilarai@rediffmail.com

Sharma, Preeti – University of Rajasthan, India, duspreet@yahoo.co.in

CS03.21 Inequality: Attitudes and Effects
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 2.5

Chair Bowler, Shaun – University of California, Riverside, United States, shaun.bowler@ucr.edu

Co-Chair Garcia, Maria – University of Bath, United Kingdom, m.garcia@bath.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Leeg, Tobias – Free University Berlin, Germany, tobias.leeg@fu-berlin.de

Papers Is Equality Better for Everyone? A Multilevel Approach to Income Inequality and Subjective Well Being

Toprakkiran, Nihan – University of York, United Kingdom, nt664@york.ac.uk

Yasar, Rusen – University of Cambridge, United Kingdom, ry237@cam.ac.uk

Poor Rationality: How Inequality Emerges as a Self-Sustaining Equilibrium in Bargaining

Marx, Johannes – Otto-Friedrich-Universitat Bamberg, Germany, johannes.marx@uni-bamberg.de

Scheller, Simon – Otto-Friedrich-Universitat Bamberg, Germany, simon.scheller@gmail.com

Klein, Dominik – Otto-Friedrich-Universitat Bamberg, Germany, dominik.klein@uni-bamberg.de

Role of Indian Nodal Agencies in Providing Assistive Technology

Byalahalli Suryaprakash, Manjunath – Samarthanam Trust For The Disabled, India, bsmanjunath061988@gmail.com

Using Set Theory Analyzing Inequality in Korean Old-Age Labour Market

Lee, Sophia Seung-yoon – Ewha Women’s University, South Korea, leesophiasy@gmail.com

Baek, Seung-ho – Catholic University of Korea, South Korea, livevil@catholic.ac.kr

Kim, Yunyoung – Ewha Women’s University, South Korea, yunyoungkim08@gmail.com

CS03.36 Making Sense of the Politics of Socio-Economic Outcomes
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 2.4

Chair Fallas-Santana, Agustin – University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica, agustin@fallas-santana.com

Discussant(s) Adeola, Gabriel Lanre – Crawford University, Nigeria, wajuadeola@yahoo.com

Sharma, Nidhi – Banaras Hindu University, India, nidhisharmaeco@gmail.com

Papers An Anomic Globalisation: A Questioning of Cosmopolitanism

Bohas, Alexandre – Université Panthéon-Sorbonne (Paris I), France, bohas@alumni.ucdavis.edu

Chile: Can the Jaguar Evolve?

Rivera-Ottenberger, Anny – University of Massachusetts, Boston, United States, anny.rivera@umb.edu

Globalization, Welfare State and the Political Economy of Inequality in Costa Rica

Fallas-Santana, Agustin – University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica, agustin@fallas-santana.com

Social Democracy, Social Protection and Poverty in Brazil and South Africa

Macedo, Joana – Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil, jocsmacedo@gmail.com

The Political Determinants of Latin American Inequality

Ramirez, Surayabi – University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica, surayabi.ramirez@gmail.com

Abarca, Alejandro – University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica, alejoag2@gmail.com

Welfare States Matter for Democracy: Income Based Participatory Inequality in Post-WWII Western Democracies

Schneider, Carsten – Central European University, Hungary, schneiderc@ceu.hu

Bosancianu, Constantin Manuel – Central European University, Hungary, bosancianu_constantin@phd.ceu.edu

CS05.17 Judicial Politics and Transitional Justice
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 3.1

Chair Qvortrup, Matt – Coventry University, United Kingdom, matt.qvortrup@coventry.ac.uk

Co-Chair Stumpf, Istvan – Széchenyi István University Györ, Hungary, stumpf@mkab.hu

Discussant(s) Stumpf, Istvan – Széchenyi István University Györ, Hungary, stumpf@mkab.hu

Papers Chief of Justice or Your Majesty? The Absence/Lack of Accountability and the President of Supreme Court of Brazil

Andrade, Louise – Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil, louise.dantas@gmail.com

Santiago Lima, Flavia Danielle – Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil, flavia-santiago@uol.com.br

Discursive Institutions from Conflict to Change

De Costa, Ravi – York University, Canada, rdc@yorku.ca

Quasi Judicial Institutions for Administrative Justice

Basu, Ashok Ranjan – No affiliation, India, ladyivy@rediffmail.com

Transitional Justice and Agonistic Democracy in Brazil: A Perspective to Face Political Antagonisms

Richter, Henrique – No affiliation, Brazil, hbrichter@hotmail.com

CS05.21 Participation, Innovations and Inequality: Perspectives from the Global South
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 3.2

Chair Pogrebinschi, Thamy – No affiliation, Germany, thamy.pogrebinschi@wzb.eu

Co-Chair Font, Joan – Institute of Advanced Social Studies (IESA-CSIC), Spain, jfont@iesa.csic.es

Discussant(s) Font, Joan – Institute of Advanced Social Studies (IESA-CSIC), Spain, jfont@iesa.csic.es

Delindro Goncalves, Sonia – King’s College London, United Kingdom, sonia.goncalves@kcl.ac.uk

Papers Democratic Innovations and Quality of Democracy in Latin America

Pogrebinschi, Thamy – No affiliation, Germany, thamy.pogrebinschi@wzb.eu

Governance versus Societal Control? Democratic Innovation in Brazil and Mexico in Comparative Historical Perspective

Zaremberg, Gisela – Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLASCO), Mexico, gisezar@flacso.edu.mx

SYRIZA and Reformism in World Politics Through Radical Democracy

Mert Uzuner, Zuhal – Marmara Üniversitesi, Turkey, zmert@marmara.edu.tr

Toward Sustainability: Local Policy Councils, Education, and Poverty Reduction in Brazil

Touchton, Michael – Boise State University, United States, miketouchton@boisestate.edu

CS06.22 Space, Time and Politics: Reflections on the Contributions of Comparative Political Theory
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 2.3

Chair KImura, Masato – Shibusawa Eiichi Memorial Foundation, Japan, shibusawa.kimura@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Kim, Youngmin – Seoul National University, South Korea, kimyoungmin@snu.ac.kr

Papers Confucian Conceptions of the Political

Chan, Joseph – University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong S.A.R., China, jcwchan@hku.hk

Space-Times of Democratic Deliberation in 21st-Century China

Warren, Mark – University of British Columbia, Canada, mwarren26@gmail.com

He, Baogang – Deakin University, Australia, baogang.he@deakin.edu.au

Transnational Flows of Ideas of Justice in East Asia

Williams, Melissa – University of Toronto, Canada, melissa.williams@utoronto.ca

IAPSS.02 Consolidating Democracy
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.7

Chair Chihaia, Mihai Sebastian – IAPSS (International Association for Political Science Students), Romania, mihai.seb.chihaia@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Vezbergaite, Ieva – Sabanci University, Turkey, vezbergaite@sabanciuniv.edu

Papers Consolidating Electoral Democracy in Ghana: The Role of Foreign Election Observer Missions

Boasiako, Antwi – Brock University, Canada, ab13le@brocku.ca

Democracy, Media and Public Outcry: The Impact of News Media Coverage on EU Member States’ Policy-Making in the Current Refugee-Crisis in Europe

Mohn, Augustinus – University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom, augustinus.mohn@abdn.ac.uk

Kural, Z. Ece – Uppsala Universitet, Sweden, kural.ze@gmail.com

Disintegration of State Entities in the Contemporary Europe: Public Decision-Making Strategies

Höfer, Karel – Univerzity Karlovy, Czech Republic, karel.hoefer@gmail.com

Ethnic Immigration From the Former Soviet Union to Germany and Israel: Comparison of the Institutional and Sociological Integration of German Repatriates and Russian Olim

Averbukh, Lidia – SWP German Institute for International und Security Affairs, Germany, lidiaaverbukh@googlemail.com

The Lost Polish Voter: Institutional Constraints and Unequal Electoral Turnout in Post-communist Europe

Zagorski, Piotr – Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain, piotr_zagorski@hotmail.com

J-RC02/08.02 Parliamentary Activities, Career Tracks and Accountability
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.C

Chair Navarro, Julien – Université Catholique de Lille, France, julien.navarro@univ-catholille.fr

Discussant(s) Papp, Zsófia – Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary, papp.zsofia@tk.mta.hu

Borghetto, Enrico – Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal, enrico.borghetto@fcsh.unl.pt

Papers Legislator Activities in Parliament and Electoral Performance in a Mixed-Member Electoral System: The Case of Post-Transition Hungary (1990-2010)

Papp, Zsófia – Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary, papp.zsofia@tk.mta.hu

Parliamentary Activity Types, Re-Selection and the Personal Vote

Daeubler, Thomas – University of Mannheim, Germany, thomas.daeubler@mzes.uni-mannheim.de

Linek, Lukas – Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Czech Republic, lukas.linek@soc.cas.cz

Christensen, Love – University of Mannheim, Sweden, love.christensen@gmail.com

Parliamentary Questions and Individual Representation in a Party-Dominated Environment: Evidence from Portugal

Borghetto, Enrico – Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal, enrico.borghetto@fcsh.unl.pt

Lisi, Marco – Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal, marcolisi@fcsh.unl.pt

Reassessing The Personal Vote Paradox: The Electoral Value of Constituency Service

Chiru, Mihail – Lucian Blaga University Sibiu, Romania, mihail_ chiru@yahoo.com

To Be Re-elected or Not to Be Re-Elected? Personal Characteristics, Parliamentary Behaviour and Chances of Re-Election of Italian MPs (1987-2013)

Marangoni, Francesco – Università degli Studi di Siena, Italy, fmarangoni77@gmail.com

Russo, Federico – Università del Salento, Italy, fed.russo@gmail.com

LOC02.09 Political Behavior and Attitudes
Sunday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.A

Chair Ozturk, Ahmet Erdi – University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, erdiozturk86@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Ozturk, Ahmet Erdi – University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, erdiozturk86@gmail.com

Papers Political Culture of Turkish Elites and Democratic Consolidation

Szymanski, Adam – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, ad_szym@poczta.onet.pl

Popular Attitudes Toward the Role of Islam in Democracy: The of Turkey

Kakizaki, Masaki – Temple University Japan, Japan, masaki.kakizaki@tuj.temple.edu

The Hizmet Episteme: Faith-Based Activism as an Empire of Faith

Sheikh, Naveed – Keele University, United Kingdom, n.sheikh@keele.ac.uk

The Limits of Relations between the State and the Religion in Democracies: The Cases of Turkey and Malaysia

Köni, Hakan – Zirve University, Turkey, hakan.kn01@gmail.com

RC01.04 Set-Theoretical Approaches and the Study of Inequality
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 3.3

Chair Siewert, Markus – Goethe Universität Frankfurt am Main, Germany, siewert@soz.uni-frankfurt.de

Co-Chair Borgna, Camilla – Berlin Social Science Center (WZB), Germany, camilla.borgna@wzb.eu

Papers A Multiple Streams Approach to Member State Implementation Research: Politics, Problem Construction and Policy Paths in Swiss Asylum Policy

Sager, Fritz – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, fritz.sager@kpm.unibe.ch

Thomann, Eva – Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Germany, escriba@hotmail.ch

Configurations or Trajectories? No Need to Choose: Applying QCA and Sequence Analysis to Gender Inequality in the Labor Market

Borgna, Camilla – Berlin Social Science Center (WZB), Germany, camilla.borgna@wzb.eu

Struffolino, Emanuela – Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung (WZB), Germany, emanuela.struffolino@wzb.eu

Multiple Pathways to Success: Exploring the Link Between Labor Market Policies, Unemployment and Life-Satisfaction Using Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA)

Lauri, Triin – Tallinn University, Estonia, triin.lauri@tlu.ee

Unt, Marge – Tallinn University, Estonia, marge.unt@iiss.ee

RC03.10 Euroscepticism After the 2014 European Parliament Elections
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.F

Chair Mazzoleni, Oscar – Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, oscar.mazzoleni@unil.ch

Co-Chair McDonnell, Duncan – Griffith University, Australia, d.mcdonnell@griffith.edu.au

Discussant(s) Heinisch, Reinhard – University of Salzburg, Austria, reinhard.c.heinisch@sbg.ac.at

Papers Eurosceptics in Bulgaria: From the Euro-Criticism to an Anti-Europeanism

Gueorguieva, Petia – New Bulgarian University, Bulgaria, petiagueorguieva@gmail.com

In the Name of the Father: The Challenging M5S’s Marriage of Convenience

Guerra, Simona – University of Leicester, United Kingdom, gs219@leicester.ac.uk

Marriages of Convenience, Conviction and Respectability: Explaining Radical Right Eurosceptic Alliances in the European Parliament

McDonnell, Duncan – Griffith University, Australia, d.mcdonnell@griffith.edu.au

Opposing Europe from the Inside: UKIP and Five Stars Movement Opposition in the European Parliament

Carlotti, Benedetta – Scuola Normale Superiore, Italy, benedetta.carlotti@sns.it

The Radical Right in the European Parliament: Patterns of Opposition and Cooperation

De Lange, Sarah – Universiteit van Amsterdam, Netherlands, s.l.delange@uva.nl

RC05.14 The Decentralization Debate in Local Level Governments: Recent Studies
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.9

Chair Rose, Lawrence – University of Oslo, Norway, l.e.rose@stv.uio.no

Discussant(s) Petak, Zdravko – University of Zagreb, Croatia, zpetak@fpzg.hr

Papers Decentralisation? Recentralisation? Metropolitan Reform in France (2012-2016)

Parnet, Christophe – Sciences Po Lyon, France, christophe.parnet@sciencespo-lyon.fr

Decentralization and Recentralization: Comparing the Israeli and Ontario (Canada) Planning Systems

Razin, Eran – Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel, msrazin@mscc.huji.ac.il

Hazan, Anna – University of Haifa, Israel, annitouche@gmail.com

Local Governance and Decentralised Planning in India

Pole, Ramprasad V. – University Grants Commission, India, rvpole@gmail.com

Networking Local Governance: The Sub Regional Rescaling Between Collaboration And Neo Centralism In Italy After The Reform Of 2014

Galanti, Maria Tullia – Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, maria.galanti@unimi.it

Citroni, Giulio – University of Calabria, Italy, giulio.citroni@unical.it

Profeti, Stefania – Università di Bologna, Italy, stefania.profeti@unibo.it

Local Democracy and Economic Growth

Skaaning, Svend-Erik – Aarhus University, Denmark, skaaning@ps.au.dk

RC06.11 Knowledge, Expertise and Training in Asylum Adjudication
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.2

Chair Eule, Tobias – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, tobias.eule@oefre.unibe.ch

Discussant(s) Eule, Tobias – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, tobias.eule@oefre.unibe.ch

Papers Expert or Situated Knowledge? Positionality and Discretion in the Production of Country of Origin Information for Asylum Adjudication

Rosset, Damian – Université de Neuchâtel, Switzerland, damian.rosset@unine.ch

Focusing the Border Regime’s Players: The Professional’s Views on Their Daily Job of Asylum and Residence Adjudications

Janotta, Lisa – Technische Universitat Dresden, Germany, lisa.janotta@tu-dresden.de

The Role of Experts and Their Expertise in the Asylum Procedure: An Ethnographic Case Study in the Austrian Context

Dahlvik, Julia – Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria, julia.dahlvik@oeaw.ac.at

RC10.08 Online Forms of Participation and Their Impact on Political Activism
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.D

Chair Pilet, Jean-Benoit – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, jpilet@ulb.ac.be

Discussant(s) Contamin, Jean-Gabriel – Université de Lille II – Droit et Santé, France, jean-gabriel.contamin@univ-lille2.fr

Papers Cynicism on Social Media: Analysis of Citizens’ Use of Facebook and Twitter in 2015 Parliamentary Elections in Croatia

Bebić, Domagoj – University of Zagreb, Croatia, domagoj@edemokracija.hr

Vuckovic, Milica – Institute for New Media and eDemocracy, Croatia, milica@edemokracija.hr

Volarević, Marija – University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, marija@edemokracija.hr

Des technologies politiques au pouvoir technologique: analyse du rôle du web 2.0 sur la discussion politique au cameroun

Tadajeu Kenfack, Ulrich – Université de Dschang, Cameroon, utadajeu@yahoo.fr

Is Twitter a Tool for Democratizing Political Participation?

Boyadjian, Julien – Université de Montpellier, France, julien.boyadjian@hotmail.fr

Dormagen, Jean-Yves – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, jean-yves.dormagen@laposte.net

Online Power Users: Understanding How Citizens Use E-Petitioning

Pilet, Jean-Benoit – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, jpilet@ulb.ac.be

Bright, Jonathan – Oxford Internet Institute, United Kingdom, jonathan.bright@oii.ox.ac.uk

Bermudez, Sandra – Pompeu Fabra University, Spain, sandra.bermudez@upf.edu

RC13.08 Democratization and Inequality: The Role of Political Institutions, Individual Incentives, and Structural Factors
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 2.4

Discussant(s) Zucco Jr, Cesar – Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV), Brazil, cesar.zucco@fgv.br

Papers The Management of the Poor in Unequal Countries: Argentina as an Ideal Case of Populism

Colazingari, Silvia – Thaksin University, Thailand, s.colazingari@yahoo.com

Palermo, Vicente – Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Cientificas y Tecnicas, Argentina, vicentepalermo@gmail.com

The Political Economy of Unequal Representation: Subnational Fiscal Distribution and Soft-Budget Constraints in Argentina, Brazil and Mexico

Gordin, Jorge – Universidad Diego Portales, Chile, jorge.gordin@udp.cl

Too Expensive to Manage, Too Big to Ignore

Pereira, Carlos – Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV), Brazil, carlos.pereira@fgv.br

RC13.10 Elites, Leadership and Democratic Consolidation
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.D

Chair Zdaniuk, Bartlomiej – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, bartlomiej.zdaniuk@uw.edu.pl

Co-Chair Pellegata, Alessandro – Università degli Studi di Siena, Italy, alessandro.pellegata@unisi.it

Discussant(s) Zdaniuk, Bartlomiej – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, bartlomiej.zdaniuk@uw.edu.pl

Papers Introducing the Africa Leadership Change Dataset: Leadership Change and Government Performance

Pellegata, Alessandro – Università degli Studi di Siena, Italy, alessandro.pellegata@unisi.it

Carbone, Giovanni – Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, g.carbone@unimi.it

The Origin of Power Variations: Comparing Executive Power During Democratic Transition in Indonesia and the Philippines

Ventura, Brian – University of the Philippines Visayas, Philippines, brian.c.ventura@gmail.com

The Relevance of Consolidation Framework for Research on States

Zdaniuk, Bartlomiej – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, bartlomiej.zdaniuk@uw.edu.pl

Transformational Versus Transactional? Democratic Political Leadership Styles: Spain and Argentina from a Comparative Perspective

Coronel, Alejandro Anibal – Universidad Católica Argentina, Argentina, alejani@gmail.com

RC13.18 Partis progressistes et conservateurs en Amérique latine: regard croisé sur les défis en période de ralentissement économique
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 2.1

Papers La présidence d’Evo Morales en Bolivie depuis 2006. Une stabilité politique précaire

Audubert, Victor – Université Paris Nord (Paris XIII), France, vicaudubert@orange.fr

The Curse of Hayeck: Populism and Austerity Cycles in Europe and Latin America

Silva, Mayra – Instituto universitario de Lisboa, Portugal, mayragoulart@gmail.com

The Politics of Redistribution in Chile and Uruguay in the 2000

Antía, Florencia – Universidad de la Republica, Uruguay, florenciaantia@gmail.com

RC17.02 Culturalism and Institutionalism from the Political Culture Perspective
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.J

Chair Castro, Henrique – Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, hcocastro@gmail.com

Co-Chair Ranincheski, Sonia – Universidade de Brasília, Brazil, ranincheski.s@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Fuks, Mario – Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil, mariofuks@gmail.com

Castro, Henrique – Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, hcocastro@gmail.com

Papers Generations and Political Attitudes: A Study About Support for Democracy in Latin America

Fuks, Mario – Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil, mariofuks@gmail.com

Paulino, Rafael – Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil, rafaeloliveirap11@gmail.com

Social Orders, Mental Models and Development in Weak Institutional Settings: A Research Agenda

Casas-Casas, Andrés – Universidad EAFIT, Colombia, andrescasascasas@gmail.com

The Development of Democratic and Political Value Orientations After Regime Change: An Empirical Investigation of the Societies in Central and Eastern Europe

Sack, Benjamin C. – Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, Germany, sack@politik.uni-mainz.de

What Ideas Shape Masses in Russia

Baskakova, Yulia – Russian Public Opinion Research Center (VCIOM), Russia, jbaskakova@gmail.com

RC18.20 The International Development for Equality in the Asia-Pacific: Power Inequalities, Resource-Differentials and Common Problems
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.B

Chair Chang, Teh-Kuang – Ball State University, United States, tchang@bsu.edu

Co-Chair Chang, Angelin – Cleveland State University, United States, a.chang75@csuohio.edu

Discussant(s) Koenig, Lion – Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Germany, lion.koenig@uni-heidelberg.de

Bardia, Meena – Jai Narayan Vyas University, Jodhpur, India, drmeenabardia@gmail.com

Papers Australia and Timor-Leste’s Oil Disputes: Negotiating Identity in the Context of Unequal Power Relations

Strating, Bec – La Trobe University, Australia, b.strating@latrobe.edu.au

Dismantling Developmentalism

Pempel, T.J. – University of California, Berkeley, United States, pempel@berkeley.edu

Militarization of Politics in Myanmar and Thailand

Kipgen, Nehginpao – O.P. Jindal Global University, India, nkipgen@jgu.edu.in

Overcoming Poverty and Inequality in the Asia-Pacific: China, the Emerging Economies and International Development in Southeast Asia

Renwick, Neil – Coventry University, United Kingdom, n.renwick@coventry.ac.uk

RC19.04 Feminist Issues in Policy-Making and Governance
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 3.3

Chair Baer, Judith – Texas A & M University, United States, j-baer@pols.tamu.edu

Discussant(s) Mahon, Rianne – Wilfrid Laurier University, Canada, prmahon@rogers.com

Papers Asymmetry, Power and Gender Construction: A Way to Achieve Equality?

Freire Smith, Marla – Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain, marlafreire07@gmail.com

Miranda, David – Universidad SEK, Chile, miranda.politicas@gmail.com

Exploring Capabilities in Work-Family Balance: New Challenges for Reconciliation Policies

Costa, Edna – Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal, ednafalorca@gmail.com

Political Intersectionality Regarding Intimate Citizenship: Reproductive Rights of Disabled Women in Public Policy

Pérez-de la Merced, Helena – Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain, perezdelamerced@gmail.com

Redistribution or Recognition? Characteristics of Policy-Making Process on Women’s Issues in Croatia

Jozanc, Nikolina – University of Zagreb, Croatia, nikolinajozanc@gmail.com

Petek, Ana – University of Zagreb, Croatia, ana.petek@yahoo.com

Understanding Equifinality in European Prostitution Policy

Fey, Mira – Institut de hautes études internationales et du développement, Switzerland, mira.fey@graduateinstitute.ch

RC19.05 Migration, Security Dilemmas and Gender Dynamics
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.I

Chair Mohanty, Muktikanta – Utkal University, India, mohanty.mukti@rediffmail.com

Co-Chair Gouws, Amanda – Universiteit Stellenbosch, South Africa, ag1@sun.ac.za

Discussant(s) Sharma, Sanjeev K – Meerut University, India, sanjeevaji@gmail.com

Papers Global Trade Governance and Gender/Women: Why the World Trade Organization is such a Hard Case

Fabian, Judit – University of Ottawa, Canada, jfabian@uottawa.ca

Locating Gender in Migration: A Case Study of India

Mohanty, Muktikanta – Utkal University, India, mohanty.mukti@rediffmail.com

Power-Sharing Pacts and the Women, Peace and Security Agenda

McCulloch, Allison – Brandon University, Canada, mccullocha@brandonu.ca

Women’s Movement Agency in Translating Violence against Women International Norms to Domestic Policies: A Central and Eastern European Comparison

Popa, Raluca – Council of Europe, France, raluca.maria.popa@gmail.com

RC19.25 Trans Politics in a World of Gender Inequalities: Gender Regimes, Recognition and Redistribution for Gender Multiplicity
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.C

Chair Van der Ros, Janneke – University College of Lillehammer, Norway, janneke.vanderros@hil.no

Co-Chair Monro, Surya – University of Huddersfield, United Kingdom, s.monro@hud.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Monro, Surya – University of Huddersfield, United Kingdom, s.monro@hud.ac.uk

Papers A Changing Society: Civil Unions for Same Sex Couples in Peru

Aguayo, Julio – York College of Pennsylvania, United States, jaguayo@ycp.edu

Non-Binaried Genders: Citizenship and the State in Norway

Monro, Surya – University of Huddersfield, United Kingdom, s.monro@hud.ac.uk

Van der Ros, Janneke – University College of Lillehammer, Norway, janneke.vanderros@hil.no

Social Movement Identities and Engaging with the State: The Liberian Women’s Movement

McLaren, Kirsty – Australian National University, Australia, kirsty.mclaren@anu.edu.au

The Political Economy of Gender Politics in Trans-Related Healthcare: Between Medical Knowledge and the Global Market

Vasconcelos, Pedro – Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal, pedro.vasconcelos@iscte.pt

Aboim, Sofia – Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal, sofia.aboim@ics.ul.pt

RC21.05 Inequalities Regarding Political Socialization
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.8

Chair Kuppens, Line – Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, line.kuppens@soc.kuleuven.be

Discussant(s) Kuppens, Line – Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, line.kuppens@soc.kuleuven.be

Papers How Racialization Becomes a Factor of Political Socialization: The Case of the French Black Middle Class

Druez, Elodie – Sciences Po, France, elodie.druez@sciencespo.fr

How to Politicize Sociosexual Discrimination? The Class Difference in Political Socialization Among Gays and Lesbians in France

Durand, Mickaël – Sciences Po Paris, France, mickael.durand@sciencespo.fr

To Join or Not to Join? Why and How Get Young People in the Czech Republic and Germany Involved in Politics?

Prokschová, Daniela – Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic, daniela.prokschova@soc.cas.cz

RC22.05 Framing Democratization: Media and Contentious Politics in Democratizing States
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 0.A

Chair Soltan, Gamal – American University, Cairo, Egypt, gsoltan@aucegypt.edu

Discussant(s) Pavlovic, Jovica – University of Belgrade, Serbia, jovica.pavlovic89@gmail.com

Papers Constructive or Destructive? Journalistic Work Practices and Ethics in Democratization Conflicts

Neverla, Irene – University of Hamburg, Germany, irene.neverla@uni-hamburg.de

Lohner, Judith – University of Hamburg, Germany, judith.lohner@uni-hamburg.de

Banjac, Sandra – University of Hamburg, Germany, sandra.banjac@uni-hamburg.de

Democratization as Discursive Action: Interpretations of Democracy in Egypt, Serbia and South Africa

Voltmer, Katrin – University of Leeds, United Kingdom, k.voltmer@leeds.ac.uk

Kraetzschmar, Hendrik – University of Leeds, United Kingdom, h.j.kraetzschmar@leeds.ac.uk

Vladisavljević, Nebojša – University of Belgrade, Serbia, n.vladisavljevic@fpn.bg.ac.rs

Escaping the Hierarchy Trap? Coptic Mobilization and Democratization in Egypt

Pinfari, Marco – American University, Cairo, Egypt, mpinfari@aucegypt.edu

El Gendi, Yosra – American University, Cairo, Egypt, yosraelgendi@aucegypt.edu

Social Movements and the Use of Alternative Communicative Strategies in Democratization Conflicts in South Africa

Chuma, Wallace – University of Cape Town, South Africa, wallace.chuma@uct.ac.za

Wasserman, Herman – University of Cape Town, South Africa, herman.wasserman@uct.ac.za

Bosch, Tanja – University of Cape Town, South Africa, tanja.bosch@uct.ac.za

RC23.08 Election and Referendum Campaigns in the Media
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.H

Chair Dekavalla, Marina – University of Stirling, United Kingdom, marina.dekavalla1@stir.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Sorice, Michele – Libera Universita Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli, Italy, msorice@luiss.it

Chadjipadelis, Theodore – Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, chadji@polsci.auth.gr

Papers Frame Building in Referendum Campaigns: The Case of the 2014 Scottish Referendum

Dekavalla, Marina – University of Stirling, United Kingdom, marina.dekavalla1@stir.ac.uk

Framing the Crimean Referendum in Local Media: Annexation or Reunion?

Lukyanova, Galina – Saint Petersburg State University, Russia, g.lukiyanova@spbu.ru

Lead Stories and Elections: Prominence of Coverage of Recent Election Campaigns in the Irish, Canadian and New Zealand News Media

Boyd, Mark – University of Auckland, New Zealand, boyngy@yahoo.com

Mass Meetings on TV Screen: How a Revived Tradition Shaped Media Coverage in the 2012 French Presidential Campaign

Secail, Claire – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, claire.secail@cnrs.fr

Lefébure, Pierre – Université Paris Nord (Paris XIII), France, pierre.lefebure@univ-paris13.fr

Borrell, Alexandre – Université Paris-Dauphine (Paris IX), France, alexandreborrell@hotmail.fr

Same Effort, Same Result? Exploring the Gender Differences in Campaigning and Electoral Outcomes

Sudulich, Laura – University of Kent, United Kingdom, maria.sudulich@eui.eu

RC23.12 Leader Effects and Electoral Accountability
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.G

Chair Picula, Bosko – University College of International Relations and Diplomacy Dag Hammarskjöld in Zagreb, Croatia, boskopicula@yahoo.com

Discussant(s) Sempach, Marek – Uniwersytet Łódzki, Poland, sempach@uni.lodz.pl

Serra, Joan – Ruhr-Universitat Bochum, Germany, jserra@uchicago.edu

Papers Development Imperatives and the Political-Economy of (Re)Elections: Nigeria 2015 Election in Context

Fatai, Abiodun – Lagos State University, Nigeria, abiodunfatai2012@gmail.com

Ogunnubi, Olusola – University of Zululand, South Africa, ogunnubir@unizulu.ac.za

Economic Hardships and Electoral Participation: A Multilevel Analysis

Carreras, Miguel – University of California, Riverside, United States, carreras_miguel@hotmail.com

Explaining Variation of EU Issue Voting at the Individual Level: The Role of Attribution of Responsibility

Le Gall, Cal – Sciences Po Grenoble, France, cal.le-gall@iepg.fr

Leader Effects on the Vote in Europe: Do They Vary Between Established and Younger Democracies?

Flacco, Fernanda – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, fflacco@ulb.ac.be

The Influence of the Prime Minister on Voting Decisions in Japan

Maeda, Yukio – University of Tokyo, Japan, ymaeda@iss.u-tokyo.ac.jp

Hirano, Hiroshi – Gakushuin University, Japan, hiroshi.hirano@gakushuin.ac.jp

RC23.13 Political and Economic Context and Policy Representation: Processes and Performance
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 109

Chair Tsatsanis, Emmanouil – Instituto universitario de Lisboa, Portugal, etsats@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Belchior, Ana M. – Instituto superior de ciências do trabalho e da empresa, Portugal, ana.belchior@iscte.pt

Papers Is Success Possible? What Explains the Success of New Parties in Southern Europe

Ev, Leonardo – Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil, leo.se1987@gmail.com

Melo, Paulo Victor – Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil, paulovictormelo@gmail.com

New Parties in Electoral Competition: Examining the Success of New Political Actors

Praprotnik, Katrin – University of Hamburg, Germany, katrin.praprotnik@uni-hamburg.de

The Temporal Context of Economic Management: Ruling Parties and Volatility

Hall, Steven – Ball State University, United States, srhall@bsu.edu

Nishikawa, Misa – Ball State University, United States, mnishikawa@bsu.edu

Voters’ Issue Salience Effects on Party Agenda-Setting and Agenda-Making Responsiveness: Evidence from the Portuguese Case (1995-2015)

Cabrita, Luís – Instituto universitario de Lisboa, Portugal, luiscab200@hotmail.com

Lopes, Hugo – Instituto universitario de Lisboa, Portugal, hugolopes.620@gmail.com

Belchior, Ana M. – Instituto superior de ciências do trabalho e da empresa, Portugal, ana.belchior@iscte.pt

RC27.03 New-Dem: Do Flexible Institutions Enhance Democracy?
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 2.5

Chair Romão Netto, José Veríssimo – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, ze_verissimo@yahoo.com.br

Co-Chair Assumpção-Rodrigues, Marta – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, mmar@usp.br

Discussant(s) Moisés, José Álvaro – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, jamoises@gmail.com

Lowndes, Vivien – University of Birmingham, United Kingdom, v.b.lowndes@bham.ac.uk

Papers Democracy, Hybrid Institutions and Public Policies: Brazilian Perspectives on Policies of Culture, Skill Formation, and Higher Education

Romão Netto, José Veríssimo – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, ze_verissimo@yahoo.com.br

Assumpção-Rodrigues, Marta – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, mmar@usp.br

Balbachevsky, Elizabeth – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, balbasky@usp.br

The Democratic Implications of Incomplete Design: A Case Study of Devolution to ‘Combined Authorities’ in England

Lowndes, Vivien – University of Birmingham, United Kingdom, v.b.lowndes@bham.ac.uk

Why, How and With What Impacts? Co-production Strategies to Deliver Public Health Services in Brazil

Coelho, Vera – Centre for Metropolitan Studies – CEM, Brazil, veraspc@uol.com.br

RC27.13 The Administrative Dimension of Financial Market Regulation
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 2.3

Chair Wegrich, Kai – Hertie School of Governance, Germany, wegrich@hertie-school.org

Co-Chair Bach, Tobias – University of Oslo, Norway, tobias.bach@stv.uio.no

Discussant(s) Heims, Eva – London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom, e.m.heims@lse.ac.uk

Ruffing, Eva – University of Hamburg, Germany, e.ruffing@ipw.uni-hannover.de

Papers Central Banks as Financial Regulatory Authorities: Are They Less Effective?

Jordana, Jacint – Institut Barcelona d’Estudis Internacionals, Spain, jacint.jordana@upf.edu

Rosas, Guillermo – Washington University in St. Louis, United States, grosas@wustl.edu

International Financial Regulators and the Crisis: The Impact of Administrative Styles

Enkler, Jan – Ludwig-Maximilians Universität München (LMU), Germany, jan.enkler@lmu.de

Grohs, Stephan – German University of Administrative Sciences Speyer, Germany, grohs@uni-speyer.de

Reforming Financial Market Regulation: Comparing Organizational Responses to the Financial Crisis

Gäde, Robert – Hertie School of Governance, Germany, gaede@hertie-school.org

Bach, Tobias – University of Oslo, Norway, tobias.bach@stv.uio.no

Wegrich, Kai – Hertie School of Governance, Germany, wegrich@hertie-school.org

Regulating at the Macro-Level: Macroprudential Regulatory Governance in Turkey

Coban, Mehmet Kerem – National University of Singapore, Singapore, coban.kerem@gmail.com

Regulation in Public-Private Partnerships: Between Deterrence and Compliance

Parrado, Salvador – Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia, Spain, sparrado@poli.uned.es

Reynaers, Anne-Marie – Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain, reynaers.annemarie@gmail.com

The Evolution of the Israeli Banks as Political Actors: Arena-Shopping in the Parliamentary and Regulatory Arenas

Borenstein-Nativ, Keren – Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel, kerenshachar08@gmail.com

RC28.16 Playing the Multilevel Game: Federalism and the Articulation of Power
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.B

Chair Obianyo, Nkolika – Nnamdi Azikwe University, Nigeria, nkolikae@yahoo.com

Discussant(s) Keil, Soeren – Canterbury Christ Church University College, United Kingdom, soeren.keil@canterbury.ac.uk

Papers European Union: Accountability Versus Democratic Deficit

Golofast, Anastasia – Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Russia, nastya1555@gmail.com

Explaining Changes in Vote Intentions During National and Subnational Election Campaigns a Study on the Determinants of Campaign Volatility in Multi-Level Political Systems

Willocq, Simon – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, swillocq@ulb.ac.be

Parties and Decentralization Reforms in Central and Eastern Europe

Kretschmer, Angelika – Helmut-Schmidt-Universität – Universität der Bundeswehr Hamburg, Germany, kretschmer@hsu-hh.de

RC32.10 Internet as an Emerging Policy Domain
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.1

Chair Hofmann, Jeanette – WZB Berlin Social Science Center, Germany, jeanette.hofmann@wzb.eu

Discussant(s) Blaette, Andreas – Universität Duisburg-Essen, Germany, andreas.blaette@uni-due.de

Papers Internet Policy in the European Union: Issues, Actors and Narratives

Santaniello, Mauro – Università degli Studi di Salerno, Italy, msantaniello@unisa.it

De Blasio, Emiliana – Libera Universita Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli, Italy, edeblasio@cmcsluiss.org

Stages in the Emergence of Policy Domains: A Systematic Approach Built on Field Theory

Hösl, Maximilian – Berlin Social Science Center, Germany, maximilian.hoesl@wzb.eu

The Construction of an Internet Policy Domain in German Parliamentary Debates

Reiberg, Abel – Universität Duisburg-Essen, Germany, abel@reiberg.de

The Digital Agenda Committee of the German Bundestag: A Pyrrhic Victory for the Institutionalisation of Internet Policy?

Schwanholz, Julia – Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, Germany, julia.schwanholz@sowi.uni-goettingen.de

Jakobi, Tobias – Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, Germany, tobias.jakobi@sowi.uni-goettingen.de

The Internet as a Threat? Securitization and Institutionalization in a Nascent Policy Domain

Kniep, Ronja – Free University Berlin, Germany, ronja.kniep@wzb.eu

RC32.12 Making the Elephant Dance: Global Administrative Reforms in the Age of Globalization: Capacity Building for the 21st Century
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.E

Chair Farazmand, Ali – Florida Atlantic University, United States, afarazma@fau.edu

Discussant(s) Jurkiewicz, Carole – University of Massachusetts, Boston, United States, carole.jurkiewicz@umb.edu

Papers Administrative Reform over the Long Term in Anglophone Countries and Issues with Sustaining Capacity Building

Stone, Diane – University of Warwick, Australia, diane.stone@canberra.edu.au

Halligan, John – University of Canberra, Australia, john.halligan@canberra.edu.au

Evolution of Administrative Reform in Turkey: A Cultural Perspective

Altunok, Mustafa – Abant Izzet Baysal University, Turkey, altunokm@hotmail.com

Making the Elephant Dance: Global Administrative Reforms for the Age of Globalization: Capacity Building for the 21st Century

Farazmand, Ali – Florida Atlantic University, United States, afarazma@fau.edu

Pink Elephant or Reality? Japan’s International Response to Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant Accident

Sasaki, Kazuyuki – Meiji University, Japan, kaz_ssk@meiji.ac.jp

The Institutionalization of Terror: A Study in the Culture of ISIS

Dawoody, Alexander – Marywood University, United States, adawoody@marywood.edu

Unethical Leadership as the Motivator for Administrative Reform

Jurkiewicz, Carole – University of Massachusetts, Boston, United States, carole.jurkiewicz@umb.edu

RC32.22 Learning as a Theoretical Lens on the Policy Process: How Ideas and Politics Interact
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 3.2

Chair Yagci, Mustafa – Koç University, Turkey, muyagci@ku.edu.tr

Discussant(s) Dunlop, Claire – University of Exeter, United Kingdom, c.a.dunlop@exeter.ac.uk

Papers How Do Salience and Politicization Impact on Governmental Learning? A Theoretical Contribution to Policy Learning and Change

Trein, Philipp – Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, josefphilipp.trein@unil.ch

Learning as Theoretical Lens on the Policy Process

Dunlop, Claire – University of Exeter, United Kingdom, c.a.dunlop@exeter.ac.uk

Radaelli, Claudio – University of Exeter, United Kingdom, c.radaelli@ex.ac.uk

Social and Instrumental Learning in the European Semester: Insights on the Experimentalist Governance Theory Based on France’s and Belgium’s Social Policies

Louvaris Fasois, Christos – Universiteit van Amsterdam, Netherlands, c.louvarisfasois@uva.nl

Structure, Agency and Learning: Towards an Emergent Model of Policy Transfer

Legrand, Tim – Australian National University, Australia, tim.legrand@anu.edu.au

Time and Multilevel Governance Dimensions of Policy Learning: Reform Processes in European Climate Governance

Rietig, Katharine – Newcastle University, United Kingdom, katharine.rietig@ncl.ac.uk

RC33.02 Concepts and Measurements in the Study of Political Transformations
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 108

Chair Melville, Andrei – Higher School of Economics, Russia, andreymelville@gmail.com

Co-Chair Ilyin, Mikhail – State University-Higher School of Economics, Russia, ilyin@politstudies.ru

Discussant(s) Kesselman, Mark – Columbia University, United States, mjk3@columbia.edu

Papers New Approaches to Morphological Analysis of Political Development

Ilyin, Mikhail – State University-Higher School of Economics, Russia, ilyin@politstudies.ru

Samorodova, Anastasia – State University-Higher School of Economics, Russia, stasya.samorodova@gmail.com

New Approaches to Regime Classification: Alternatives to Diminished Subtypes?

Arbatli, Ekim – Higher School of Economics, Russia, kucukbumin@gmail.com

New Approaches to the Study of State Capacity and Regime Chabge

Melville, Andrei – Higher School of Economics, Russia, andreymelville@gmail.com

No Hope from Utopia? Lessons for International Relations Theory Drawn from Fictional Utopian Societies

Sönnichsen, Arne – Fern Universitat Hagen, Germany, arne.soennichsen@fernuni-hagen.de

Kaan, Christopher – Fern Universitat Hagen, Germany, christopher.kaan@fernuni-hagen.de

The New International Political-Economy of Africa’s Renewal: An Appraisal of Development Ownership as a form of Regionalism and Developmental State from 2000 to Date

Oladele, Aderemi – Permanent Delegation of Nigeria to UNESCO, France, deremiuk@yahoo.co.uk

Typological Grid to Measuring Totalitarianism

Bäcker, Roman – Nicolaus Copernicus University, Poland, rombacker@wp.pl

RC34.03 Deliberative Democracy and Civic Virtues
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 3.1

Chair Perez de la Fuente, Oscar – Carlos III University of Madrid, Spain, oscar.perez@uc3m.es

Discussant(s) Perez de la Fuente, Oscar – Carlos III University of Madrid, Spain, oscar.perez@uc3m.es

Papers Local Authorities and Citizens’ Trust: A Case of Participatory Budgeting

Volodin, Dmytro – Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland, volodindmytro@yahoo.com

My Past, My Future Decisions: How Psychological and Anthropological Factors Influence High Level Politicians Decision’s

Viedma, Cristina – Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, crisvr@usal.es

Iglesias, Marcos – Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, marcosiglesias@usal.es

Martin Herrero, Jose Antonio – Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, janmartin@usal.es

Recognising the Differences in a Democracy

Barman, Sayantani – Jawaharlal Nehru University, India, sbarman24@gmail.com

Dutta, Shankha Shubhra – Jadavpur University, India, i2009.cse@gmail.com

The Rise of God-Men: Implications for Democracy in India

Sabharwal, Vikas – Kurukshetra University, India, vikas.sabarwal@gmail.com

Vertus civiques et la thèse culturelle du Lifelong learning

Murcia González, Andrés – Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain, amurcia_2005@yahoo.es

RC50.09 Language Regimes: Case Studies and Theoretical Understandings
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 0.B

Chair Sheyholislami, Jaffer – Carleton University, Canada, jaffer.sheyholislami@carleton.ca

Discussant(s) Garcia, Nuria – Sciences Po Grenoble, France, nuria.garcia@sciencespo.fr

Papers Five Pillars and One Language: Monolingual Hegemony and National Ideology in Indonesia

Zentz, Lauren – University of Houston, United States, lrzentz@central.uh.edu

Is the European Commission’s de Facto Language Regime Effective? An Empirical Assessment

Gazzola, Michele – Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany, michele@michelegazzola.com

Norway’s New Language Act: A Critical Juncture for Linguistic Universalism?

Bjørhusdal, Eli – Sogn og Fjordane University College, Norway, eli.bjorhusdal@hisf.no

Welsh Language Revitalization: A Historical Institutionalist Analysis of State Traditions and Language Regimes

Lewis, Huw – Aberystwyth University, United Kingdom, hhl@aber.ac.uk

RC51.05 Civil Society and Political Economy: A Comparative Perspective
Monday, July 25 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 2.2

Chair Turan, H. Gül Günver – Turkey European Union Association, Turkey, ggturan@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Turan, H. Gül Günver – Turkey European Union Association, Turkey, ggturan@gmail.com

Papers Civil Society and Governance: Illusionary Insights

Turan, H. Gül Günver – Turkey European Union Association, Turkey, ggturan@gmail.com

Local Content as a Panacea? Boosting Resource-Led Development Through Local Content Policies: The Case of Mozambique

Saulich, Christina – University of Koblenz-Landau, Germany, saulich@uni-landau.de

Private Actors in Financial Literacy: The Case of Turkey

Ayhan, Berkay – McMaster University, Canada, ayhanb@mcmaster.ca

The Political Economy of Social Media and Civil Society Empowerment in the Global Arena: The Case of Brazil

Ferreira, Gabriela – Instituto de Relações Internacionais (IRI/

USP), Brazil, gabrielaferreira@me.com

Rodrigues Vieira, Vinicius – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, rodriguesvieira@gmail.com

Monday, July 25 (Day 2) | 13:30-15:15

CS01.45 Political Change and Democratic Quality in Mexico
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.5

Chair Coutiño, Fabiola – Benemérita Universidad Autonoma de Puebla, Mexico, fabiola.coutino@hotmail.com

Co-Chair Rodríguez Alonso, Jesús Alberto – Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, jesusrodriguezalonso@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Soto Zazueta, Irvin M. – Universidad Autónoma de Sinaloa, Mexico, irvin.soto@uas.edu.mx

Papers Alternation and Democratic Quality in Mexico: A Fuzzy Relation

Coutiño, Fabiola – Benemérita Universidad Autonoma de Puebla, Mexico, fabiola.coutino@hotmail.com

Convenience Coexistence Relations Between the Catholic Church and the Mexican State

López Alfaro, Gilberto – Universidad Autónoma de Sinaloa, Mexico, gilbertolopezalfaro@gmail.com

Democratic Transition in Mexico: Case of City Juarez

Pacheco González, Sergio – Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, sergio.pacheco@uacj.mx

Rodríguez Alonso, Jesús Alberto – Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, jesusrodriguezalonso@gmail.com

Mexican Transition from Competitive Authoritarian Regime

Hernandez, Ma.Aide – Universidad de Guanajuato, Mexico, maaaide@hotmail.com

Political Change and Democratic Quality in Mexico

Barrios, Beatriz – Benemérita Universidad Autonoma de Puebla, Mexico, beatrizbarrioshernandez@gmail.com

CS01.53 Redefining New Trends of Democracy in Latin America: New Relations Between Politics and Society
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.1

Chair Iff, Andrea Cornelia – University of Basel, Switzerland, andrea.iff@swisspeace.ch

Co-Chair Gomes Moreira, Paula – Universidade de Brasília, Brazil, pmoreira@iesp.uerj.br

Discussant(s) Desoutter, Morgane – UniDistance, Switzerland, desoutterm@gmail.com

Papers Assessing the Role of Brazil in the New World Order: A Geopolitical Study About Meridionalismo and Neo-Eurasianism

Morgado, Nuno – Univerzity Karlovy, Czech Republic, morgado.researchprojects@gmail.com

Judicialization of Electoral Politics and Politicization of Electoral Justice: Electoral Regulation Change Dynamic in Mexico 2007 to 2015

Tovar, Jesus – Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Mexico, Mexico, jtovar63@msn.com

Polarized Democracies in Comparative Perspective

McCoy, Jennifer – Georgia State University, United States, jmccoy@gsu.edu

Sovereignty in a Fragile State: The Aftermath of the 2015 General Elections in Haiti

Pierre-Louis, Francois – Queens College CUNY, United States, fpierrelouis@qc.cuny.edu

The Streets and the Ballot: Democratic Institutions, Public Discontent and Protest in Troubled Times Abstract

Tavares de Almeida, Maria Herminia – Brazilian Center of Analysis and Planning, Brazil, mariaher@uol.com.br

Violence, Politics and Media in Brazil: The Chained Boy

Fernandes, Dmitri – Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora, Brazil, vivaraiz@gmail.com

Meirelles Vieira, Allana – Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora, Brazil, allanameirelles@hotmail.com

CS02.01 A Comparative Study of Federal State and Secessionist Movements
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.2

Chair Bramhayya, Chakali – Indira Gandhi National Tribal University, Amarkantak, Madhya Pradesh – 484887, India, bramhayyajnu@gmail.com

Co-Chair Aydin, Filiz – No affiliation, Turkey, tutku.aydin@asbu.edu.tr

Discussant(s) Humlebæk, Carsten – Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain, ch.ibc@cbs.dk

Areesh Kumar, Karamala – Jawaharlal Nehru University, India, hareeshkaramalajnu@gmail.com

Papers Energy Politics Between Baltic States, Russia and European Union

Areesh Kumar, Karamala – Jawaharlal Nehru University, India, hareeshkaramalajnu@gmail.com

Minority Rights in the Post-Soviet Space: Comparing the Cases of Tatarstan, Chechnia, Crimea and Donbass Before Russia Intervened (2014)

Aydin, Filiz – No affiliation, Turkey, tutku.aydin@asbu.edu.tr

Nation-Building or Nation–Demolition? Territorial and Political Constructions of Regional and National Identities in Spain since 1978

Humlebæk, Carsten – Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain, ch.ibc@cbs.dk

CS02.58 Teaching and Practicing Social Justice in a World of Inequality
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.2

Chair Vallance, Brenda – St. Edwards University, United States, eaglesrest@earthlink.net

Discussant(s) Nichols, William – St. Edwards University, United States, williamn@stedwards.edu

Papers Addressing Global Inequality in a Social Justice Framework: Global Understanding Workshops

Myhr, Mity – St. Edwards University, United States, mitylenm@stedwards.edu

Addressing Global Inequality in a Social Justice Framework: Simulating the Syrian Civil War

Wilson, Christie – St. Edwards University, United States, christiw@stedwards.edu

Integrating International Studies Across the Pacific:

The St. Edward’s Asia-Pacific University Dual Degree Program

Nichols, William – St. Edwards University, United States, williamn@stedwards.edu

World Politics and World Inequality

Guner, Selin – St. Edwards University, United States, seling@stedwards.edu

CS03.25 Néolibéralisme et émergence en postcolonie africaine
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.3

Chair Adjagbe, Mathieu – Université de Parakou, Benin, madja057@uottawa.ca

Discussant(s) Adjagbe, Mathieu – Université de Parakou, Benin, madja057@uottawa.ca

Hinnougnon Nathaniel, Kitti – Université d’Abomey-Calavi, Benin, kitnath@yahoo.fr

Papers L’évolution du prix du baril de pétrole et son incidence sur les pays de l’OPEP: le cas de l’Algérie

Moussi, Oumelkheir – Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Statistique et d’Economie Appliquée, Algeria, eokmoussi@yahoo.fr

Herizi, Ratiba – Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Statistique et d’Economie Appliquée, Algeria, h.ratiba@yahoo.com

Le libéralisme autoritaire et l’émergence en Afrique de l’Ouest

Hinnougnon Nathaniel, Kitti – Université d’Abomey-Calavi, Benin, kitnath@yahoo.fr

Les relations sino-africaines et l’ordre international

Rajaoson, Julien – Sciences Po Grenoble, France, alma0503_5@hotmail.com

Monnaie unique et émergence du capitalisme ouest-africain

Adjagbe, Mathieu – Université de Parakou, Benin, madja057@uottawa.ca

CS03.40 Value Formation Processes and Empirical Experiences in Shaping Trade Liberalization Preferences
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.A

Chair Raudino, Simone – European Union, Belgium, simoneandy@yahoo.com

Discussant(s) Poletti, Arlo – Libera Universita Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli, Italy, apoletti@luiss.it

Ravenhill, John – University of Waterloo, Canada, jravenhill@balsillieschool.ca

Papers Difficult Reforms of a Biased System: The Global Initiative on Reducing Tax Incentives for Debt

Dreher, Vincent – Free University Berlin, Germany, vincent.dreher@fu-berlin.de

Global Value Chains and the Politics of Judicial Trade Liberalization: A Comparative Assessment of the EU and US Cases

Poletti, Arlo – Libera Universita Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli, Italy, apoletti@luiss.it

Poletti, Arlo – Libera Universita Internazionale degli Studi Sociali

Guido Carli, Italy, apoletti@luiss.it

Yildirim, Aydin – Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium, aydin.yildirim@uantwerpen.be

Chatagnier, Tyson – Vanderbilt University, United States, j.t.chatagnier@vanderbilt.edu

The 2008-2015 G20 Taxation Agenda: Explaining the Rise of AEOI and the BEPS Action Plan

Lips, Wouter – Université de Ghent, Belgium, wouter.lips@ugent.be

The Role of Value Formation Processes and Empirical Experiences in Shaping Trade Liberalization Preferences: The Case of Afghanistan

Raudino, Simone – European Union, Belgium, simoneandy@yahoo.com

CS04.04 Assessing Turkey’s “Rise” in Global Governance Compared to the BRICS Countries: Accommodations and Differences
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.4

Chair Sever, Aysegul – Marmara Üniversitesi, Turkey, sever@superonline.com

Discussant(s) Oguz Gok, Gonca – Marmara Üniversitesi, Turkey, goncaoguzgok@gmail.com

Karadeniz, Radiye Funda – Gaziantep University, Turkey, rfkaradeniz@gmail.com

Papers The Political Economy of Turkish Foreign Aid: The Making of an Emerging Donor

Yardimci, Aylin – Koç University, Turkey, ayardimci@ku.edu.tr

Turkey and China in Central Asia: The New Silk Road to the Nascent Struggle for Recognition in International Affairs

Kavalski, Emilian – Australian Catholic University, Australia, emilian.kavalski@gmail.com

Turkey’s Contribution to Global Governance Compared to the BRICS Countries: A Three-layered Framework

Kurşun, Ali Murat – Istanbul Bilgi University, Turkey, alimuratkursun@gmail.com

Parlar Dal, Emel – Marmara Üniversitesi, Turkey, emelparlar@yahoo.com

Dipama, Samiratou – Marmara Üniversitesi, Turkey, dipamamis@yahoo.fr

What “is” India? Impact of Self-conceptions on Roles in Global Governance

Prys-Hansen, Miriam – GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies, Germany, prys@giga-hamburg.de

Plagemann, Johannes – German Institute of Global and Area Studies, Germany, johannes.plagemann@giga-hamburg.de

CS04.52 New Perspectives on International Security: A View from Latin America
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 108

Chair Medeiros, Sabrina – Escola de Guerra Naval, Brazil, sabrinamedeiros@yahoo.com

Co-Chair Medina Rivas Plata, Anthony – Instituto de Estudios Políticos Andinos, Peru, 03020266@unmsm.edu.pe

Discussant(s) Calmet, Yasmin – Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil, yasmincalmet@gmail.com

Duran, Roberto – Pontifica Universidad Católica de Chile, Chile, rduran@puc.cl

Papers Economic Balancing in Latin America: The Chinese Presence in the Region

León de la Rosa, Raquel Isamara – Benemérita Universidad Autonoma de Puebla, Mexico, raquel.leon@correo.buap.mx

Free Trade as a US Foreign Policy Tool: The US-Peru FTA and the US-Chile FTA in Comparative Perspective

Medina Rivas Plata, Anthony – Instituto de Estudios Políticos Andinos, Peru, 03020266@unmsm.edu.pe

Institutional Overlap in Latin America and its Consequences for Intra-State Crisis Management

Weiffen, Brigitte – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, brigitte.weiffen@uni-konstanz.de

Regional Peace in Latin America: A Multifaceted Explanation

Villani, Chiara – Università degli Studi di Roma “La Sapienza”, Italy, villani.chiara@libero.it

CS05.27 Digital and Print Media and Democracy
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.3

Chair Cunha, Carlos – Dowling College, United States, cunhacdowling@yahoo.com

Co-Chair Boyd, Mark – University of Auckland, New Zealand, boyngy@yahoo.com

Discussant(s) Voltmer, Katrin – University of Leeds, United Kingdom, k.voltmer@leeds.ac.uk

Papers A Return Towards Freedom of Thinking? Ideas and Commitments of Former Political Professionals of Québec Now Columnists

Harvey, Nicolas – Université du Québec en Outaouais, Canada, nharvey@uottawa.ca

Campaigning on Facebook: How Do Candidates Running for the Presidency of the European Commission Behave?

Siewert, Markus – Goethe Universität Frankfurt am Main, Germany, siewert@soz.uni-frankfurt.de

Ceccobelli, Diego – Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane (SUM), Italy, diego.ceccobelli@sns.it

Civic Activism in Russia: How Digital Communication Helps to Achieve Results

Sokolov, Alexander – Yaroslavl State University, Russia, alex8119@mail.ru

Crisis of Media at a Representative Democracy: Deliberation is the Way Out?

Gecer, Ekmel – Sakarya University, Turkey, gecerekmel@gmail.com

Internet Participation as a New Form of Political Participation of Citizens in Decision-Making Process

Avzalova, Elmira – Kazan (Volga region) Federal University, Russia, elmira_avzalova@mail.ru

CS05.36 To Be, or Not to Be, ‘Hong Konger’? The Politics of Identity and Community in Contemporary Hong Kong
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 109

Chair Ozcobanlar, Mehmet Ali – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, maliozco@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Majumdar, Badiul Alam – The Hunger Project (THP), Bangladesh, badiul.majumdar@thp.org

Papers Localism, Nationalism and Cosmopolitanism in Hong Kong

Lam, Wai-man – University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong S.A.R., China, lamwm.hk@gmail.com

The (Geo)Political Constitution of an Imagined Community: The Case of the “New Hong Kongers”

Cooper, Luke – Anglia Ruskin University, United Kingdom, luke.cooper@anglia.ac.uk

The Development of the Hong Kong Identity and the Rise of Localist Movements

Ortmann, Stephan – City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong S.A.R., China, aisuru2001@yahoo.com

Visual Resistance on the “China Factor”: Cultural Formation of the Umbrella Movement (2014-) in Hong Kong

Wong, Wai-Kwok Benson – Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong S.A.R., China, bwkwong@hkbu.edu.hk

CS06.16 Liberalism, Legality and Inequalities in Citizenship (or the Lack of It): Contemporary Critical Perspectives
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.4

Chair Sparling, Robert – University of Ottawa, Canada, rsparlin@uottawa.ca

Papers Is There a Human Right to Resistance?

Blunt, Gwilym David – University of Cambridge, United Kingdom, gdb30@cam.ac.uk

Liberalism and the Politics of Legalizing Unauthorized Migrants

Iida, Fumio – Kobe University, Japan, fiida@kobe-u.ac.jp

Parliamentary Democracy in the Face Of Expanding Citizenship Claims In India

Abrol, Sakshi – Indira Gandhi National Open University, India, sakshi.abrol91@gmail.com

CS07.26 Policy Transfer: Political Actors and Institutional Contexts
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.5

Chair Colebatch, Hal – University of New South Wales, Australia, hal@colebatch.com

Co-Chair Birch, Lisa – Université Laval, Canada, lisa-maureen.birch@capp.ulaval.ca

Discussant(s) Guedes Neto, João Victor – Leuphana Universität Lüneburg, Germany, joaovictorguedesneto@gmail.com

Van Wolleghem, Pierre Georges – Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, p.vanwoll@gmail.com

Papers Brazil-Angola Axis Influence New Geopolitics of CPLP

Palmeira, José – University of Minho, Portugal, palmeira@eeg.uminho.pt

Geopolitical Codes of the United States and the European Union: Convergent and Divergent Aspects

Osiewicz, Przemyslaw – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, msp04@wp.pl

Politicization in the Transnational Arena: Analyzing the Case of International Organizations

Vilanova, Pedro – Universitat de Barcelona, Spain, vilanova@ub.edu

Muñoz Marquez, Luz – Universitat de Barcelona, Spain, luzmunozma@ub.edu

The Effectiveness of Reform Coalitions Activities in EU Candidate Countries: The Factor of EU Accession Conditionality

Samorodova, Anastasia – State University-Higher School of Economics, Russia, stasya.samorodova@gmail.com

When Transfer is Obstructed: The Case of Slovenia’s Equal Opportunities Advocate

Šinko, Marjeta – University of Zagreb, Croatia, marjeta.sinko@fpzg.hr

MT01.01 Can Participatory Democratic Reforms Mitigate Inequality?
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.C

Chair Geissel, Brigitte – Goethe Universität Frankfurt am Main, Germany, bgeissel@netscape.net

Discussant(s) Geissel, Brigitte – Goethe Universität Frankfurt am Main, Germany, bgeissel@netscape.net

Papers Citizens’ Initiatives in Finland: Towards Inclusive Agenda-Setting?

Setälä, Maija – University of Turku, Finland, maija.setala@utu.fi

Christensen, Henrik Serup – Abo Akademi University, Finland, hchriste@abo.fi

How Bad Does It Get? Direct Democracy and Economic Inequality in the World

Gherghina, Sergiu – Goethe Universität Frankfurt am Main, Germany, sergiulor@yahoo.com

Geissel, Brigitte – Goethe Universität Frankfurt am Main, Germany, bgeissel@netscape.net

Interest Representation and Outcome of Deliberation: Participatory Reforms in the Netherlands

Michels, Ank – Universiteit Utrecht, Netherlands, a.m.b.michels@uu.nl

Binnema, Harmen – Universiteit Utrecht, Netherlands, h.a.binnema@uu.nl

Moderating Inequality: Design of Participatory Institutions and Biased Electorates in Europe

Fatke, Matthias – Ludwig-Maximilians Universität München (LMU), Germany, matthias.fatke@gsi.lmu.de

The Role of Inequalities in the Explanation of Different Outcomes of Participatory Policy Proposals

Font, Joan – Institute of Advanced Social Studies (IESA-CSIC), Spain, jfont@iesa.csic.es

Galais, Carolina – Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Spain, carolgalais@gmail.com

Alarcón Pérez, Pau – Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), Spain, paualarcon@gmail.com

Smith, Graham – University of Westminster, United Kingdom, g.smith@westminster.ac.uk

MT02.01 Citizenship, Gender, Race and Migration in an Age of Inequalities
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.D

Chair Armony, Victor – Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), Canada, armony.victor@uqam.ca

Discussant(s) Armony, Victor – Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), Canada, armony.victor@uqam.ca

Papers From Bondage to Citizenship: African American and Dalit Mobilization in Two Southern Deltas

Subramanian, Narendra – Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, Germany, subramanian@mmg.mpg.de

Political Representation by Women and LGBT People in the Western World: A “Copy-Paste” Research Approach?

Tremblay, Manon – University of Ottawa, Canada, mtrembla@uottawa.ca

Unequal Relations: Immigrants, Refugees and Border Control in Canada

Abu-Laban, Yasmeen – University of Alberta, Canada, yasmeen@ualberta.ca

What Do Americans Choose When Racial Solidarity and Class Interests Are in Tension?

Hochschild, Jennifer – Harvard University, United States, hochschild@gov.harvard.edu

MT07.06 Various Social Policies for Mitigating Social Exclusion and Inequalities
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.B

Chair Fervers, Lukas – Institute for Applied Economic Research, Tuebingen, Germany, lukas.fervers@iaw.edu

Discussant(s) Uluskaradag, Ozge – Concordia University, Canada, ozge2419@yahoo.com

Touzet, Chloé – University of Oxford, United Kingdom, touzet.chloe@gmail.com

Papers Public Employment Schemes as a Way Out of the Negative Spiral of Unemployment and Social Exclusion? Evidence from Germany

Fervers, Lukas – Institute for Applied Economic Research, Tuebingen, Germany, lukas.fervers@iaw.edu

Social Policies Towards EU8 Migrants in Western European Welfare States: Labour Market Policies and Social Protection Policies from 2004

Kim, Yuhwi – Ewha Women’s University, South Korea, laira@naver.com

Targeting Through the Back Door? Redistributive Patterns of Social Tax Expenditures in France and the United Kingdom

Touzet, Chloé – University of Oxford, United Kingdom, touzet.chloe@gmail.com

What Determines Successful Health Policy-Making Under Politicized Bureaucracies? The Case of France and Turkey

Uluskaradag, Ozge – Concordia University, Canada, ozge2419@yahoo.com

RC02.14 Political Elites, Expertise and Democracy
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.E

Chair Costa Pinto, António – Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal, acpinto@ics.ul.pt

Co-Chair Tavares de Almeida, Pedro – Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal, ptavaresdealmeida@sapo.pt

Discussant(s) Costa Pinto, António – Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal, acpinto@ics.ul.pt

Papers Ministers in Brazilian Democracy: A Global Profile

D Araujo, Maria – Pontificia Universidade Catolica do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, mariacelina@daraujo.net

Parliamentary Latin American Elites: A Methodological Approach

Bohigues, Asbel – Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, asbogar@usal.es

Barragan, Melany – Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, mbarragan@usal.es

The Decline of Party Government? Non-Partisan Ministers in Thirteen European Countries

Cotta, Maurizio – Università degli Studi di Siena, Italy, cotta@unisi.it

The Technocratisation of European Politics: Scope and Challenges

Tavares de Almeida, Pedro – Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal, ptavaresdealmeida@sapo.pt

Costa Pinto, António – Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal, acpinto@ics.ul.pt

RC03.08 Europeanization in Comparative Perspective: EU Member States and Neighbours
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.3

Chair Szymanski, Adam – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, ad_szym@poczta.onet.pl

Discussant(s) Biskup, Przemyslaw – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, p.biskup@wp.pl

Papers A New Wave of Europeanization: Ukraine, Russia, and a “Modernization Loop”

Korablyova, Valeriya – Taras Shevchenko University of Kyiv, Ukraine, valery.korabljova@gmail.com

Europeanisation by Structural Funding: A Regional Game?

Zimmermann, Katharina – Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany, katharina.zimmermann@hu-berlin.de

Local Government in CEE Countries Responding to Challenges of Modernization and Europeanization

Bokszczanin, Izolda – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, izoldabokszczanin@wp.pl

The Method of Supervising Implementation of Equality and Anti-Discrimination Policy by the EU Institutions

Burgonski, Piotr – Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw, Poland, burgonski@onet.eu

The Political Economy of Compliance: The Services Directive and the Negative Impact of Administrative Efficiency

Lindstrom, Nicole – University of York, United Kingdom, nicole.lindstrom@york.ac.uk

Stolfi, Francesco – University of Nottingham, Malaysia, francesco.stolfi@nottingham.edu.my

RC09.01 Constitutionalism and Citizenship Rights in Latin American Democracies: Contemporary Issues
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.1

Chair Barreto Lima, Martonio Mont’Alverne – Universidade de Fortaleza, Brazil, barreto@unifor.br

Discussant(s) Pante Leme de Campos, Felipe – Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil, felpante@hotmail.com

Papers Political Reform in Brazil and Contradictions in the Legal Understanding of Party Loyalty

Garcia Xerez Silva, Andre – Universidade Federal do Ceará, Brazil, andrexerez@gmail.com

Redefining the Concept of Democracy in the New Latin American Constitutionalism: Legal Pluralism and the Autonomic Communitarian Systems in Bolivia

Castillo, Lidia – Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil, castilloyco@gmail.com

Wolkmer, Antonio Carlos – Centro Universitário La Salle, Unilasalle, Brazil, acwolkmer@gmail.com

The Influence of Brazil in the Review Process of the 2011 NSG Guidelines for Nuclear Transfers

Zonari, Mariana – Universidade de Fortaleza, Brazil, marilzonari@gmail.com

Barreto Lima, Martonio Mont’Alverne – Universidade de Fortaleza, Brazil, barreto@unifor.br

The Political Redefinition of Contemporary Social Struggles and the Expressions of Conservatism in Brazilian Society

Keller, Rene – Universidade de Caxias do Sul, Brazil, rene.keller07@gmail.com

Bezerra Alves, Suellen – Pontificia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, sbalves@tj.rs.gov.br

RC10.13 Social Media Revisited
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.9

Chair Bebić, Domagoj – University of Zagreb, Croatia, domagoj@edemokracija.hr

Co-Chair Pilet, Jean-Benoit – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, jpilet@ulb.ac.be

Discussant(s) Contamin, Jean-Gabriel – Université de Lille II – Droit et Santé, France, jean-gabriel.contamin@univ-lille2.fr

Papers Government Control of Information Flows: Social Media and Political Participation in Semi-Closed States

Gainous, Jason – University of Louisville, United States, jason.gainous@louisville.edu

Abbott, Jason – University of Louisville, United States, jpabbo02@louisville.edu

Just Slacktivism? Forms and Motives of Online Activism

Villioth, Lisa – Universität Siegen, Germany, villioth@locatingmedia.uni-siegen.de

More than Just an Hashtag: The #IdleNoMore Movement, Social Media, and Identity-Based Political Action

Raynauld, Vincent – Emerson College, United States, vincent_ raynauld@emerson.edu

Richez, Emmanuelle – University of Windsor, Canada, emmanuelle.richez@uwindsor.ca

The Equalisation Hypothesis Revisited: A Comparative Study of Political Twitter Debates

Schünemann, Wolf J. – Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Germany, wolf.schuenemann@ipw.uni-heidelberg.de

Stier, Sebastian – GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany, sebastian.stier@gesis.org

The European Citizens’ Initiative (ECI): Online Participatory Practices to Bypass Traditional Barriers to Pan-European Mobilization

Dufrasne, Marie – Université Saint-Louis, Belgium, marie.dufrasne@usaintlouis.be

Views on Technology as a Factor Differentiating Electoral Candidates in Their Relation to Online Participation

Marttila, Mari – University of Helsinki, Finland, mari.marttila@helsinki.fi

RC14.20 Identity Politics and Governance in Nigeria
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 0.B

Chair Alao, David – Babcock University, Nigeria, alaoda@babcock.edu.ng

Discussant(s) Nwogwugwu, Ngozi – Babcock University, Nigeria, nwogwugwun@babcock.edu.ng

Papers African Renaissance: Countering Globalization Induced Human Trafficking and Social Injustices

Nwogwugwu, Ngozi – Babcock University, Nigeria, nwogwugwun@babcock.edu.ng

Iyanda, Rachael – Babcock University, Nigeria, iyandar@babcock.edu.ng

Adewumi, Eyitayo – Babcock University, Nigeria, wummytay@yahoo.com

Odukoya, Ibidapo – Tai Solarin University of Education, Nigeria, dapodukoya@gmail.com

Osakede, Kehinde Ohiole – Babcock University, Nigeria, kosakede@yahoo.com

Does War Economy Theory Provide Explanation for Prolonged Boko Haram Insurgence in Nigeria?

Aina, Ayandiji Daniel – Babcock University, Nigeria, dijiaina@yahoo.com

Ibrahim, Mohammed Nasiru – Federal College of Education

Abeokuta (FCEA), Nigeria, nasiruomoejuku@yahoo.com

Alao, David – Babcock University, Nigeria, alaoda@babcock.edu.ng

Identity Crisis, Ethnic Militias and Governance in Nigeria

Ajayi, Femi – Babcock University, Nigeria, ajayif@babcock.edu.ng

Nwogwugwu, Ngozi – Babcock University, Nigeria, nwogwugwun@babcock.edu.ng

Ikechi-Ekpendu, Chioma – Babcock University, Nigeria, ikechi-ekpenduc@babcock.edu.ng

Indigenes /Settlers Imbroglio and the Challenges and Prospect of Peaceful Coexistence in North Central Region of Nigeria since Independence

Alao, David – Babcock University, Nigeria, alaoda@babcock.edu.ng

Popoola, Micheal – Babcock University, Nigeria, popoolam@babcock.edu.ng

Politics of Revenue Allocation and Distributive Injustices: A Critical Analysis of the Nigerian State

Osundina, Olasunkanmi – Babcock University, Nigeria, skm4me@yahoo.com

Olawole, Ojo – Babcock University, Nigeria, wolexkem07@yahoo.com

Osah, Goodnews – Babcock University, Nigeria, osahgood@yahoo.com

Osakede, Kehinde Ohiole – Babcock University, Nigeria, kosakede@yahoo.com

RC14.22 Living Together in Divided Societies: Deliberation and Intercultural Dialogue for Reconciliation
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.2

Chair Dembinska, Magdalena – Université de Montréal, Canada, magdalena.dembinska@umontreal.ca

Discussant(s) Papillon, Martin – Université de Montréal, Canada, martin.papillon@umontreal.ca

Papers Comparative Xenophobia: Fragile Solidarity or Enduring Humanitarianism in Germany?

Adam, Heribert – Simon Fraser University, Canada, adam@sfu.ca

Participatory Consociationalism? The Development of South Tyrol’s Autonomy Arrangement Toward a Third Autonomy Statute

Larin, Stephen – European Academy of Bozen/Bolzano (EURAC), Italy, stephen.larin@eurac.edu

Röggla, Marc – European Academy of Bozen/Bolzano (EURAC), Italy, marc.roeggla@eurac.edu

Spaces and Cycles of Dialogue in Intercultural Conflicts

Dembinska, Magdalena – Université de Montréal, Canada, magdalena.dembinska@umontreal.ca

Montambeault, Francoise – Université de Montréal, Canada, francoise.montambeault@umontreal.ca

Papillon, Martin – Université de Montréal, Canada, martin.papillon@umontreal.ca

When There is No Dialogue: A Case Study on the Role of Brazilian Indigenous Social Movements in the Struggle to Ensure Land Rights

Barros Soares, Leonardo – Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil, leobarros.prodep@gmail.com

RC14.28 Power Sharing: Managing Diversity and Negotiating Ethnic Conflict
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.I

Chair Spiess, Clemens – Robert Bosch Stiftung, Germany, clemensspiess@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Carciumaru, Radu – Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Germany, carciumaru@sai.uni-heidelberg.de

Papers Conditional Relation of Equal Ethnic Representation and Prevention of Violence in Turkey

Cilliler, Yavuz – Istanbul Gelisim University, Turkey, yavuzcilliler@yahoo.com

Distinction between Usual and Fundamental Claims for Cultural Recognition

Kawamura, Michiya – Osaka University, Japan, kawamura@osipp.osaka-u.ac.jp

Telangana from Movement to State, Elite Strategies and Political Accommodation of Identity and Interest

Zarhani, Seyedhossein – Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Germany, zarhani@uni-heidelberg.de

RC15.01 Constructing Spaces for Triangular Governance: Opportunities and Challenges before Africa, Asia and Europe
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.B

Chair Müller-Brandeck-Bocquet, Gisela – Julius Maximilian University, Wuerzburg, Germany, mbb@uni-wuerzburg.de

Discussant(s) Vercauteren, Pierre – Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium, pierre.vercauteren@uclouvain-mons.be

Papers Creating More Space for Contestation: The Norm Contester South Africa and the Promotion of a Just World Order

Lowinger, Timo – Julius Maximilian University, Wuerzburg, Germany, timo.lowinger@outlook.com

Gender Balancing in Multilateral Peacekeeping: Opening Encrusted Spaces

Tietgen, Flora – Julius Maximilian University, Wuerzburg, Germany, flora.tietgen@web.de

Scheuermann, Manuela – Julius Maximilian University, Wuerzburg, Germany, m.scheuermann@uni-wuerzburg.de

Of Conflict, Competition – and Cooperation? China’s and India’s Africa Policy and Prospects for Collaboration

Gieg, Philipp – Universitat Wurzburg, Germany, philipp.gieg@uni-wuerzburg.de

Prospects and Challenges of Asian and European Engagement in Africa

Biswas, Aparajita – University of Mumbai, India, aparajitabiswas10@gmail.com

The EU’s Maritime Multilateralism in the Indian Ocean: Charting Cooperation in a Region on the Rise

Pietzko, Manuel – Julius Maximilian University, Wuerzburg, Germany, manuel.pietzko@uni-wuerzburg.de

Rüger, Carolin – Universitat Wurzburg, Germany, c.rueger@uni-wuerzburg.de

RC18.23 Well-being and Inequality from Questionnaire Surveys
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.J

Chair Araki, Yoshinobu – Musashino Women’s University, Japan, y_araki@musashino-u.ac.jp

Discussant(s) Harada, Hiroo – Senshu University, Japan, h2@isc.senshu-u.ac.jp

Papers Basic Descriptive Statistics of Japan SWB Survey and Gender Inequality

Yazaki, Keitaro – Senshu University, Japan, kei.yzk.15@gmail.com

Perception of Inequality and Social Well-Being

Kanai, Masayuki – Senshu University, Japan, kanaim@s2.dion.ne.jp

Social Well-Being in Japan: From the Viewpoint of Age, Sex and Relative Wealthiness of a Survey

Harada, Hiroo – Senshu University, Japan, h2@isc.senshu-u.ac.jp

Subjective Well-Being and Regional Characteristics

Sumi, Eiji – Niigata University, Japan, esumi@econ.niigata-u.ac.jp

RC20.09 The Comparative Study of Political Corruption
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.1

Chair Talaat Badr Elsayed, Dina – University of Duisburg – Essen, Egypt, dinatalaat@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Mendilow, Jonathan – Rider University, United States, jmendilow@rider.edu

Papers How to Measure Political Corruption: Comparing Corruption Markets in Post-Communist European Countries

Vasileva, Varvara – National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia, varvasik@mail.ru

Vorobyev, Anton – National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia, ant.vorobyev@gmail.com

Inside the Car Wash: The Anatomy of a Corruption Scandal in Brazil

De Figueiredo, Fernanda Odilla – King’s College London, United Kingdom, feodilla@gmail.com

The Relationship Between Income Inequality and the Level of Corruption in Post-Communist European Countries

Chabova, Kristyna – Univerzity Karlovy, Czech Republic, kristyna.chabova@gmail.com

The Role of the Cooperation and Verification Mechanism in Bulgaria and Romania: A Helpful Tool in Fighting Corruption?

Schwarz, Oliver – Universität Duisburg-Essen, Germany, oliver.schwarz@uni-due.de

Stark, Toralf – Universität Duisburg-Essen, Germany, toralf.stark@uni-due.de

Smolka, Theresia – Fern Universitat Hagen, Germany, theresia.smolka@uni-due.de

RC24.09 The Challenges and Opportunities for Democratic Civil-Military Relations in the Developing World: Africa, Central Asia, and the Middle East
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.G

Chair Sorenson, David – Air University, United States, david.sorenson@us.af.mil

Discussant(s) Perez, Orlando – Millersville University, United States, orlando.perez@millersville.edu

Papers “Guerrillas under surveillance”: Military Unprofessionalism in the New South African Defence Forces

Maringiram, Godfrey – University of the Western Cape, South Africa, gmaringira@gmail.com

Government Sponsored Militias and Civil Wars in South Asia

Adhikari, Prakash – Central Michigan University, United States, adhik1p@cmich.edu

Insurgency and National Security Challenges in Nigeria: A Prescriptive Approach

Folarin, Sheriff – Covenant University, Nigeria, sheriff.folarin@covenantuniversity.edu.ng

Norm of Reciprocity and Collaboration Gap in Anti-Boko Haram Campaign in the Gulf of Guinea: A Discourse on Unequal Power Relations

Onwughalu, Vincent – Federal Polytechnic Oko, Nigeria, vinchikadibia@gmail.com

Obiorah, Collins – Federal Polytechnic, Oko Anambra State Nigeria, Nigeria, dozyobiora@yahoo.com

Refining the Concept of Military Quasi-Ethnicity Formation in the Cases of Tanzania and Uganda

Zirker, Daniel – The University of Waikato, New Zealand, dzirker@waikato.ac.nz

War Veterans in the Zimbabwe National Army: Civil-Military Relations in Zimbabwe’s Post-2000 Crisis

Chitukutuku, Edmore – University of Witwatersrand, South Africa, echitukutuku@gmail.com

RC26.04 Democratic Consolidation Through Transitional Justice
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.8

Chair Kim, Mikyoung – Hiroshima City University, Japan, mkkim_33@hotmail.com

Discussant(s) Kinzelbach, Katrin – Central European University, Hungary, kkinzelbach@gppi.net

Papers Assessing the Impact of Truth Commissions on Accountability: The 1994 Presidential Commissions in Sri Lanka

Fernandez Torne, Carlos – Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain, carlosftorne@gmail.com

Bio-Political Grounds of Social Inequality in Reflections of Regional Commissioners for Human Rights Through Authoritarian Transition of Contemporary Russia

Barandova, Tatiana – State University-Higher School of Economics, Russia, tbarandova@yandex.ru

Muratova, Daria – National Research University “Higher School of Economics”, Russia, daariamuratova@gmail.com

Is the International Criminal Court Unfairly Targeting Africa?

Benyera, Everisto – University of South Africa, South Africa, benyee1@unisa.ac.za

The Role of Extractive Multinationals Corporations in the Colombian Post-Conflict Scenario

Gonzalez-Chavarria, Alexander – Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Colombia, alexandergonzalezch@gmail.com

RC27.07 Politics of State Transformation in Old and New Democracies: Analyzing Trends in State Politicization and Public Good Provision
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 0.A

Chair Gjoksi, Nisida – European University Institute, Italy, nisida.gjoksi@eui.eu

Discussant(s) Gjoksi, Nisida – European University Institute, Italy, nisida.gjoksi@eui.eu

Papers Civil Service Politicization in Europe East and West: Patterns in Origins and Impacts

Dimitrova, Antoaneta – Leiden University, Netherlands, a.l.dimitrova@cdh.leidenuniv.nl

Van Den Berg, Caspar F. – Leiden University, Netherlands, c.f.van.den.berg@fgga.leidenuniv.nl

Microfoundations of Electoral Clientelism: Values and Institutional Legacies in Post-Communist Regimes

Gilev, Aleksei – Perm State University, Russia, agilev@eu.spb.ru

Zavadskaya, Margarita – European University Institute, Italy, margarita.zavadskaya@eui.eu

Opting Out or Biting In? Conditions for Building Effective Administration in Politicized Spanish Local Government: The Case of Catalonia

Drapalova, Eliska – Hertie School of Governance, Germany, drapalova@hertie-school.org

Politicization Beyond the Merit-system Façade: Intricate Relationship Between Formal and Informal Relations in the Senior Civil Service Systems in CEE

Staronova, Katarina – Comenius University, Slovakia, staronova@governance.sk

“Janus Unraveled: External State- building or Party Politics as Usual? Venues of Politicization Across 5 Ministries and Civil Service Reforms in Albania”

Gjoksi, Nisida – European University Institute, Italy, nisida.gjoksi@eui.eu

RC28.03 Dynamic De/Centralization in Federations (1): The Multilingual Federations
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.2

Chair Kincaid, John – Lafayette College, United States, meynerc@lafayette.edu

Discussant(s) Colino, César – Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia, Spain, ccolino@poli.uned.es

Papers Conceptualising and Measuring Dynamic De/Centralisation in Federations

Dardanelli, Paolo – University of Kent, United Kingdom, p.dardanelli@kent.ac.uk

Dynamic De/centralisation in India

Singh, Ajay Kumar – Jamia Hamdard, India, drkumarajaysingh@gmail.com

Dynamic De/Centralisation in Switzerland

Mueller, Sean – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, sean.mueller@ipw.unibe.ch

Dardanelli, Paolo – University of Kent, United Kingdom, p.dardanelli@kent.ac.uk

Dynamic De/Centralization in Canada

Lecours, André – University of Ottawa, Canada, a.lecours@videotron.ca

RC36.05 Power and Governance in an Uneven World
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.D

Chair Parker, Noel – Københavns Universitet, Denmark, np@ifs.ku.dk

Discussant(s) Theys, Sarina – Newcastle University, United Kingdom, s.theys@ncl.ac.uk

Pansardi, Pamela – Università degli studi di Pavia, Italy, pamela.pansardi@unipv.it

Papers Chile: Civil Society, Political Power and Democracy

Galindo, Claudia – Universidad autonoma de aguascalientes, Mexico, cegalin@correo.uaa.mx

Lines and Flows: The Space of States Versus the Space of Diaspora

Parker, Noel – Københavns Universitet, Denmark, np@ifs.ku.dk

Lukes’s Third Dimension of Power Revisited: The Case of Khutsong

Zaaiman, Johan – North-West University, South Africa, johan.zaaiman@nwu.ac.za

Mupambwa, Gift – North-West University, South Africa, mupambwagift42@gmail.com

National Patrimony as a Wealth Indicator: Improving the Measurement of Capabilities in the International System

Amarante, José – Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil, ecopol44@gmail.com

Farias, Alex – Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil, alexjobim@gmail.com

State Power and Political Ideology in Post-Imperial Buffer States

Brasher, Ryan – Forman Christian College, Pakistan, ryanbrasher@fccollege.edu.pk

The Fluctuation of Intraregional Power Structure and Regional Stability: The Case of the Western Balkans

Orzechowska, Ida – Universität Wroclaw, Poland, idaorzechowska@gmail.com

RC37.06 Politics of Development in the Largest Democracy: Understanding May 2014 Elections in India
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.H

Chair Reddy, Gopal G – Osmania University Hyderabad, India, gopalreddy1955@gmail.com

Co-Chair Reddy, Gavva Ram – Osmania University Hyderabad, India, gavvaramreddy@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Sharma, Nidhi – Banaras Hindu University, India, nidhisharmaeco@gmail.com

Sharma, Anupam – Indira Gandhi National Tribal University, India, anupam.vishvesh@gmail.com

Papers Development and Deprivation: Regionalization of Indian Polity and Federal Response – Telangana State

Reddy, Gavva Ram – Osmania University Hyderabad, India, gavvaramreddy@gmail.com

Development Debates Amidst Political Bitterness and Economic Challenges

Sharma, Nidhi – Banaras Hindu University, India, nidhisharmaeco@gmail.com

Politics of Development or Development of Politics: Dance of Democracy in India

Yadav, Sushma – University of Delhi, India, sushma_iipa@yahoo.co.in

Regions, Regimes and “Popular Politics”: Elections in Telangana State’2014

Reddy, Gopal G – Osmania University Hyderabad, India, gopalreddy1955@gmail.com

RC40.04 Natural Resource Governance in Africa: Opportunities for Social and Economic Development
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.C

Chair Garcia, Maria – University of Bath, United Kingdom, m.garcia@bath.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Garcia, Maria – University of Bath, United Kingdom, m.garcia@bath.ac.uk

Papers Governing Natural Resources in Post-Conflict Environments

Werner, Karolina – University of Ottawa, Canada, k.werner@makowski.ca

Political Economy of Gulf-SSA Relations: A Governance of Natural Resource Perspective

McSparren, Jason – University of Massachusetts, Boston, United States, jason.mcsparren001@umb.edu

Tok, Evren – Hamad Bin Khalifa University, Qatar, evrentok@gmail.com

Post-2015 Development in Africa: Eastern Africa as an Emerging Energy Region

Shaw, Timothy – University of Massachusetts, Boston, United States, timothy.shaw@umb.edu

RC42.07 Practicing the Security-Development-Nexus: A Critical Reflection
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.F

Chair Zyla, Benjamin – University of Ottawa, Canada, bzyla@uottawa.ca

Discussant(s) Zyla, Benjamin – University of Ottawa, Canada, bzyla@uottawa.ca

Papers In the Name of Security and Development: An Exploration into the Nexus

Menzel, Anne – Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany, menzelanne@aol.com

Legitimizing Intervention, Reconciling Interests: Approaches to Local Ownership in Internationally-Driven Security Sector Reform (SSR) Interventions

Eickhoff, Karoline – Free University Berlin, Germany, karoline.eickhoff@fu-berlin.de

Reaching for a Consensus in Civil-Military Engagement: Lessons Learned from Afghanistan

Grant, Laura – University of Ottawa, Canada, lgran019@uottawa.ca

The Impact of the Security-Development Nexus of the Sectoral Distribution of Development Aid

Lazell, Melita – University of Portsmouth, United Kingdom, melita.lazell@port.ac.uk

RC50.11 Linguistic Justice from the Ground Up
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.7

Chair Léger, Rémi – Simon Fraser University, Canada, rleger@sfu.ca

Discussant(s) Lewis, Huw – Aberystwyth University, United Kingdom, hhl@aber.ac.uk

Papers Accent Hierarchy and Linguistic Experiences of Minority Youth in Canada

Kayaalp, Dilek – University of North Florida, United States, dilek.kayaalp@unf.edu

Accentuated Power: Democracy, Diversity and Diction

Bonotti, Matteo – Cardiff University, United Kingdom, bonottim@cardiff.ac.uk

Peled, Yael – McGill University, Canada, yael.a.peled@gmail.com

Linguistic Policies, Political Conflict, and Diverging Ideas of Justice in Catalonia

Ballester Rodríguez, Mateo – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, mateoballester@cps.ucm.es

The Law of Multilingual Peoples: Linguistic Relativity and Political Theory’

Peled, Yael – McGill University, Canada, yael.a.peled@gmail.com

Bonotti, Matteo – Cardiff University, United Kingdom, bonottim@cardiff.ac.uk

RC51.01 “Developmental State” and “Developmental Regionalism”: New Perspectives in International Political Economy
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.3

Chair Sindzingre, Alice Nicole – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, ansindzingre@orange.fr

Co-Chair Gazibo, Mamoudou – Université de Montréal, Canada, mamoudou.gazibo@umontreal.ca

Discussant(s) Sindzingre, Alice Nicole – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, ansindzingre@orange.fr

Papers East Asian Developmental States in the Globalizing World: Japan, South Korea, Singapore and the Free Trade Schemes

Horikane, Yumi – Meiji University, Japan, horikane@meiji.ac.jp

Old Wine in a New Bottle? The Concept of Emergence and Development Prospects in Africa

Gazibo, Mamoudou – Université de Montréal, Canada, mamoudou.gazibo@umontreal.ca

The Relevance of the Concept of Developmental Industrial Policy in Times of Globalisation: Insights from Low-Income Countries

Sindzingre, Alice Nicole – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, ansindzingre@orange.fr

RC51.16 Stakeholders, Powers and Inequalities in Global Internet Governance
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.A

Chair Marzouki, Meryem – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, meryem.marzouki@lip6.fr

Discussant(s) Hofmann, Jeanette – WZB Berlin Social Science Center, Germany, jeanette.hofmann@wzb.eu

Giannone, Diego – Seconda Università degli Studi di Napoli, Italy, dgiannone@unisa.it

Papers A Global Internet Governance Strategic Triangle: IOs, NGOs, and Technical Communities

Levinson, Nanette – American University, United States, nanettelevinson@yahoo.com

Marzouki, Meryem – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, meryem.marzouki@lip6.fr

Are Judges Reinventing Internet Regulation and Governance?

Callamard, Agnes – Columbia University, United States, agnes.callamard@gmail.com

Between Reason of State and Reason of Market: The Developments of Internet Governance in Historical Perspective

Amoretti, Francesco – Università degli Studi di Salerno, Italy, amoretti@unisa.it

Santaniello, Mauro – Università degli Studi di Salerno, Italy, msantaniello@unisa.it

Networked Governance and Legitimacy of Multistakeholderism: The Evolution of a Concept and of Institutional Life of ICANN

Rioux, Michele – Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), Canada, rioux.michele@uqam.ca

Dagenais, Olivier – Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), Canada, o.dagenais@gmail.com

RC51.17 The Error-Correcting and Error-Compounding Aspects of Democracy
Monday, July 25 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.1

Chair Whitehead, Laurence – University of Oxford, United Kingdom, laurence.whitehead@nuffield.ox.ac.uk

Co-Chair Taylor, Matthew M. – American University, United States, mtaylor@american.edu

Discussant(s) King, Desmond – University of Oxford, United Kingdom, desmond.king@nuffield.ox.ac.uk

Papers Democracy as an Enabling Constraint: Brazilian State Capitalism, 1985-2015

Taylor, Matthew M. – American University, United States, mtaylor@american.edu

Democratic Advantages in Overcoming Economic Crises: The Case of South Korea

Im, Hyug Baeg – Korea University, South Korea, hyugbaeg@hanmail.net

Kim, HeaKyeong – Korea University, South Korea, sse_gang@naver.com

Error Correcting and Error Compounding Dimensions of Democracy and of Democratisation: In Emerging Market Economies

Whitehead, Laurence – University of Oxford, United Kingdom, laurence.whitehead@nuffield.ox.ac.uk

Neo-Developmentalism, Currency Hierarchy and Policy Space in Emerging Economies: Can Sustainable Growth be Compatible with Income Redistribution?

Fritz, Barbara – Free University Berlin, Germany, barbara.fritz@fu-berlin.de

Monday, July 25 (Day 2) | 15:30-17:15

CS01.06 Change and Stability in Asia-Pacific: Political Processes and Patterns Through a Comparative Perspective
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.5

Chair Inguanzo, Isabel – Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, isabel_io@usal.es

Papers Breaking a Deadlock: The Incompatibility with Democracy and the Prospects for Democratization in ASEAN

Rattanasevee, Pattharapong – Burapha University, Thailand, m_r_mo@hotmail.com

Civil Society and the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) in Myanmar

Simpson, Adam – University of South Australia, Australia, adam.simpson@unisa.edu.au

Instability Without Democratization: Spectacle Protests and Regime Responses in Hong Kong

Cheng, Edmund – Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong S.A.R., China, ewcheng@hkbu.edu.hk

Social Inequality as a Source of Transformation of Hong Kong Hybrid Regime

Zamęcki, Łukasz – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, lzamecki@uw.edu.pl

The Political Opportunity Structure and the 2005 Orange Revolution of Azerbaijan

Rodriguez Rodriguez, Angelica – Iniversidad Del Norte, Colombia, angelicarodriguezr@gmail.com

CS01.07 Civil-Military Relations and Military Politics
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.4

Chair Cunha Filho, Clayton – Universidade Federal do Ceará, Brazil, cunhafilho@ufc.br

Co-Chair Khan, Waqar – Lahore Garrison University, Pakistan, waqarkauravi@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Armoyu, Muhammad – Institut Agama Islam Ibrahimy Situbondo, Indonesia, m.armoyu@gmail.com

Papers Civil-Military Relations in South and Southeast Asian New Democracies: A Comparative Study on Dynamics and Driving Forces

Chen, Hugh Pei-Hsiu – National Chi Nan University, Taiwan, phchen@ncnu.edu.tw

Collaboration civilo-militaire dans les zones de conflit: Résistances institutionnelles, une question de culture organisationnelle

Leprince, Caroline – Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), Canada, leprince.caroline@gmail.com

The Spanish Armed Forces and the Great Recession: The Security and Defence Policy of Mariano Rajoy (2011-2015)

Navajas Zubeldia, Carlos – Universidad de la Rioja, Spain, carlos.navajas@unirioja.es

CS02.44 Public Sector Approaches to Racial, Ethnic and/or Gender Inequality: A World of Comparisons
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.5

Chair Pinderhughes, Dianne – University of Notre Dame, United States, dpinderh@nd.edu

Co-Chair Nyong’o Anyang’, Peter – University of Nairobi, Kenya, nyongoanyang@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Ballester Rodríguez, Mateo – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, mateoballester@cps.ucm.es

Heuer, Vera – Virginia Military Institute, United States, heuerv@vmi.edu

Papers “To Arouse the Federal Government”: Material Racial Inequality in the US

King, Desmond – University of Oxford, United Kingdom, desmond.king@nuffield.ox.ac.uk

Aaron Henry: Social Movement Leadership and Political Change in Racial Politics and Inequality in Mississippi

Morrison, K c – Mississippi State University, United States, kcmorrison@pspa.msstate.edu

Beyond Special Privileges: The Discretionary Treatment of Ethnic Minorities in China’s Welfare System

Hasmath, Reza – University of Alberta, Canada, rhasmath@gmail.com

From Sarkozy to Hollande in the Specter of Le Pen: Race and Party Politics in France

Morris, Lorenzo – Howard University, United States, lmorris@howard.edu

Making Sense of Diversity: A Framework for Comparing Evidence on Ethnic Quotas and Representation

Bird, Karen – McMaster University, Canada, kbird@mcmaster.ca

Steele, Jackie F. – University of Tokyo, Japan, jfsteeleresearch@gmail.com

Representation of Ethnic Minorities in Semi-Democratic States

Brake, Salim – University of Haifa, Israel, sbrake05@gmail.com

CS02.61 The Discursive Politics of Rights and Representation
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.1

Chair Miscoiu, Sergiu – Université Paris-Est Marne-La-Vallée, France, miscoiu@yahoo.com

Co-Chair Lachapelle, Jean – University of Toronto, Canada, jean.lachapelle@mail.utoronto.ca

Discussant(s) Christou, Fanny – Université de Poitiers, France, fanny.christou@gmail.com

Papers Au Cœur des Mouvements Sociaux et de leurs Retombées: la Représentation Politique et les Politiques Publiques

Medou Ngoa, Fred Jeremie – Université de Douala, Cameroon, medjermi@yahoo.fr

Economie sociale et Etat-providence en France: vers une privatisation de l’action sociale?

Chabanet, Didier – Sciences Po, France, didierchabanet@hotmail.com

Cautres, Bruno – CEVIPOF- Sciences Po, France, bruno.cautres@gmail.com

L’évolution des représentations de la guerre à l’aune de la globalisation néolibérale: Les conflits irakiens et vietnamiens dans le cinéma américain

Desoutter, Morgane – UniDistance, Switzerland, desoutterm@gmail.com

La science politique au Maroc. Du déni à la réhabilitation d’une discipline fragmentée

M’Hammed, Belarbi – Université Mohammed V de Rabat, Morocco, mhbelarbi@yahoo.fr

Le mensonge politique corrompt-il la vie publique? Et cela suffit-il à le condamner?

Pitseys, John – Centre de recherche et d’information sociopolitique, Belgium, j.pitseys@crisp.be

Médias, pouvoirs publics et sécurité nationale: l’inégale liberté de la presse dans le monde

Usmanova, Kamilla – Université Jean Moulin, Lyon 3, France, k.usmanova@gmail.com

«Ce qui nous sépare» et «ce qui nous unit»: la double face de la laïcité Réflexion sur le fait religieux nouveau en France et au Canada

Husson-Rochcongar, Céline – Université de Picardie Jules Verne, France, celine.husson@wanadoo.fr

Ben Saad, Safa – Université de Sherbrooke, Canada, safa.ben.saad@usherbrooke.ca

CS04.07 BRICS and The Global Governance: Contestation and Arrangements
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.B

Chair Koldunova, Ekaterina – Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Russia, e.koldunova@inno.mgimo.ru

Discussant(s) Parlar Dal, Emel – Marmara Üniversitesi, Turkey, emelparlar@yahoo.com

Papers A Clash of Civilizations? Understanding BRICS in a Huntingtonian Perspective

Pires, Guilherme – Pontificia Universidade Catolica de Minas Gerais, Brazil, guilherme740@gmail.com

Bittencourt Rodrigues Lopes, Rafael – Pontificia Universidade Catolica de Minas Gerais, Brazil, bittencourt.ri@gmail.com

Perdigão, Daniela – Pontificia Universidade Catolica de Minas Gerais, Brazil, daniela_perdigao@yahoo.com.br

BRIC(S) and Africa: Challenging the Global Aid Regime

Vidojević, Jelena – University of Belgrade – Faculty of Political Sciences, Serbia And Montenegro, jelenavidojevic6@gmail.com

Milošević, Aleksandar – University of Belgrade, Serbia, aleksandar.milosevic@fpn.bg.ac.rs

The New Development Bank of the BRICS (NDB) as an Anti-hegemonic Structure: Guidelines for Promoting Innovation in the Global Context

Ruediger, Marco Aurelio – Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV), Brazil, marco.ruediger@fgv.br

Oliveira, Wagner – Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV), Brazil, wagner.oliveira@fgv.br

To Govern or Not to Govern? Contested Views of BRICS and Russian Approaches to Multilateralism

Koldunova, Ekaterina – Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Russia, e.koldunova@inno.mgimo.ru

CS04.64 Regions, Inequality, and International Relations
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.3

Chair Markus, Ustina – Beijing Normal University, China, ustinamarkus@uic.edu.hk

Discussant(s) Lawrence, Christie – Duke University, United States, christie.lawrence@duke.edu

Papers Realism in the Global Public Square: Does the Global South Have Much Bargaining Power?

Aihie, Joseph – University of Benin, Nigeria, aihiejoseph@yahoo.com

The Inequality Argument in the European Community’s Policy Towards Latin America in the Early Nighties

Dongo Sueiro, Mayte Anais – Free University Berlin, Germany, mayte.sueiro@gmail.com

The Limits of Regional Powerhood: A Comparative Study of Brazil and Turkey

Mesquita, Rafael – Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil, rafaelmesquita_5688@hotmail.com

The Rise of the Middle Powers: A New Framework for Analysis (Applied to the Case Study of Australia)

Wilkins, Thomas – University of Sydney, Australia, thomas.wilkins@sydney.edu.au

CS04.69 Security and International Relations
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.A

Chair Yadav, R S – Kurukshetra University, India, rsyadavpolsc@yahoo.co.in

Discussant(s) Medeiros, Sabrina – Escola de Guerra Naval, Brazil, sabrinamedeiros@yahoo.com

Papers Alliance in World Politics: Exploring the New Breed of Defence Relations (1914-2015)

Demissie, Meseret/Macy – University of Ottawa, Canada, macydem@yahoo.ca

Asymmetrical Wars and Humanitarianism

Magalhães, Bruno – Instituto Meira Mattos – Escola de Comando e Estado-Maior do Exército, Brazil, bruno_fett@yahoo.com.br

Equality, Democracy, Violence and Gender: Thinking About Sex-Selective Abortions

Rajagopalan, Swarna – No affiliation, India, swarnar@gmail.com

Gender, UN and NATO: When Concepts Meet Reality

Scheuermann, Manuela – Julius Maximilian University, Wuerzburg, Germany, m.scheuermann@uni-wuerzburg.de

Privatization of Security: Its Emerging Role and Legal Status in the Gray Zones

Oinam, Anuradha – Jawaharlal Nehru University, India, anuoinam.s.s@gmail.com

The Role of the German Legislative as Security Promoter

Thiel, Mareike – University of Kent, United Kingdom, mt431@kent.ac.uk

CS05.06 Democratic Mediation, Inequality and Community Politics in the Global South
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.5

Chair Coelho, Vera – Centre for Metropolitan Studies – CEM, Brazil, veraspc@uol.com.br

Co-Chair Piper, Laurence – University of the Western Cape, South Africa, laurencepiper@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Coelho, Vera – Centre for Metropolitan Studies – CEM, Brazil, veraspc@uol.com.br

Papers Enrolling a Goddess in the City: Mediating Street Vendor Policy in Delhi

te Lintelo, Dolf – Institute of Development Studies, United Kingdom, d.telintelo@ids.ac.uk

From Opportunism to Self-Representation: How NGO Advocacy can Democratise Corruption at Home Affairs in Cape Town, South Africa

Piper, Laurence – University of the Western Cape, South Africa, laurencepiper@gmail.com

Is Democracy Necessary to Achieve a Rights Based Outcome?

Shankar, Shylashri – Centre for Policy Research, New Delhi, India, shylashris@gmail.com

The Democratic Potential of Mediation Through Clientelism: A Case Study of the Peace and Mediation Forum in South Africa

Anciano, Fiona – University of the Western Cape, South Africa, fanciano@uwc.ac.za

CS06.08 Exploring the Democratic and Parliamentary Languages of Politics
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 108

Chair Palonen, Kari – University of Jyväskylä, Finland, kari.palonen@jyu.fi

Co-Chair Rosales, Jose Maria – Universidad de Malaga, Spain, jmrosales@uma.es

Discussant(s) Wiesner, Claudia – University of Jyväskylä, Finland, claudia.wiesner@staff.uni-marburg.de

López, Rosario – University of St Andrews, United Kingdom, rl49@st-andrews.ac.uk

Papers Democratic (Non-)Parliamentary Representation: Competing Representative Claims in 1848 Revolutionary France

Hayat, Samuel – Centre d’études et de recherches administratives politiques et sociales (CERAPS), France, samuel.hayat@univ-lille2.fr

Immanuel Kant’s Theory of Asylum and Migration: A Defense of Moderate Cosmopolitanism

Brendel, Christoph – Universität Leipzig, Germany, christoph.brendel@gmx.net

Political Culture of Speech in the United States Congress

Kronlund, Anna – The Finnish Institute of International Affairs, Finland, anna.kronlund@fiia.fi

Representation and the Expectations for Re-Politicizing Democracy

Rosales, Jose Maria – Universidad de Malaga, Spain, jmrosales@uma.es

Tensions Between Electoral and Non-Electoral Representative Claims in Contemporary Democracies

García-Guitián, Elena – Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain, elena.garcia@uam.es

CS07.27 Reform, Innovation and Change in the State and Policy
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 109

Chair Cepoi, Victor – School of Advanced Social Studies, Slovenia, victor.cepoi@fuds.si

Discussant(s) Moso-Diez, Monica – Marbella International University Centre (MIUC), Spain, moso.monica@gmail.com

Fallas-Santana, Agustin – University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica, agustin@fallas-santana.com

Papers Contextualizing Innovation and Development Performance in the Framework of Social Fields

Cepoi, Victor – School of Advanced Social Studies, Slovenia, victor.cepoi@fuds.si

Innovation Procurement in Spain: An Emerging Innovation Policy?

Moso-Diez, Monica – Marbella International University Centre (MIUC), Spain, moso.monica@gmail.com

National Innovation Systems in Argentina, Brazil and Mexico: Do They Really Exist?

Guedes Neto, João Victor – Leuphana Universität Lüneburg, Germany, joaovictorguedesneto@gmail.com

Public Policy, Reform and Inclusion in Brazil: Main Challenges to Program to Support Plans in Restructuring and Expansion of Federal Universities (REUNI)

Riscado, Priscila – Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil, priscila_riscado@yahoo.com.br

Fernandez Paramos Vieira, Julio Cesar – Universidade Federal

Fluminense, Brazil, jcfp.vieira@gmail.com

Agum Ribeiro, Ricardo – Fiocruz Amazônia, Brazil, ricardoagum@yahoo.com.br

J-RC02/23.03 Political Representation in Southern Europe and Latin America I: Southern Europe
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.2

Chair Freire, Andre – Instituto universitario de Lisboa, Portugal, andre.freire@iscte.pt

Discussant(s) Barragan, Melany – Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, mbarragan@usal.es

Papers Methodological Issues in the Studies on Political Elites: Evidence and Reflections About the Spanish and the Portuguese Cases

Coller, Xavier – Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain, xaviercoller@upo.es

Freire, Andre – Instituto universitario de Lisboa, Portugal, andre.freire@iscte.pt

Jaime, Antonio M. – Universidad de Malaga, Spain, amjaime@uma.es

Serra Da Silva, Sofia – Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal, sofiaraquelserra91@hotmail.com

Adinolfi, Goffredo – Instituto universitario de Lisboa, Portugal, goffredoadinolfi@hotmail.com

Modes of Representation and Parliamentary Roles in Italy

Verzichelli, Luca – Università degli Studi di Siena, Italy, verzichelli@unisi.it

Russo, Federico – Università del Salento, Italy, fed.russo@gmail.com

Political Representation in Greece: Overview of the Studies and Methodological Challenges

Andreadis, Ioannis – Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, john@polsci.auth.gr

Teperoglou, Eftichia – Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, efteperoglou@gmail.com

Chadjipadelis, Theodore – Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, chadji@polsci.auth.gr

Political Representation Studies in Portugal: Major Characteristics, Methodologies, Findings and Outputs

Freire, Andre – Instituto universitario de Lisboa, Portugal, andre.freire@iscte.pt

Lisi, Marco – Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal, marcolisi@fcsh.unl.pt

Tsatsanis, Emmanouil – Instituto universitario de Lisboa, Portugal, etsats@gmail.com

Political Representation Studies in Spain: Relations with Society

Portillo, Manuel – Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain, mfporper@upo.es

Coller, Xavier – Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain, xaviercoller@upo.es

J-RC05/19.05 The Role of Local Government in Advancing Gender Equality
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.1

Chair Yuval, Fany – Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel, fanyuval@bgu.ac.il

Discussant(s) Kroeber, Corinna – University of Salzburg, Austria, corinna.kroeber@sbg.ac.at

Papers Gender Equality in Public Transportation Policy

Yavuz, Nilay – Middle East Technical University, Turkey, nyavuz@metu.edu.tr

Local Government and Gender Inequality in Diverse Cultural Communities in Israel

Yuval, Fany – Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel, fanyuval@bgu.ac.il

Harel Shalev, Ayelet – Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel, ayeleths@bgu.ac.il

Kook, Rebecca – Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel, bkook@bgu.ac.il

The Influences of Female Municipal Members on Local Policy Making and Service Provision

Oğuz, Hazal – Ankara University, Turkey, hazalloguz@gmail.com

Yavuz, Nilay – Middle East Technical University, Turkey, nyavuz@metu.edu.tr

Urban Mobility Programs and Gender Equality: An Assessment of UN Programs to Eradicate Sexual Harassment Against Women in the Transportation in Latin America

Alvarado, Arturo – El Colegio de México, Mexico, alvarado@colmex.mx

MT02.06 Social Movements and Practices of Autonomy: Women’s Contributions
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.D

Chair Sarrasin, Rachel – Cégep Gérald-Godin, Canada, rachelsarrasin@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Rojas, Cristina – Carleton University, Canada, cristina_rojas@carleton.ca

Papers Autonomous Communication Practices Among the World March of Women in Brazil

Diaz Alba, Carmen – CIESAS Occidente, Mexico, carmen.diaz.alba@gmail.com

Contribution of Women in Mobilization Towards Gender Justice: A Survey of Local and National Movements in India

Gupta, Anju – University of Rajasthan, India, anjugupta33@gmail.com

Sharma, Preeti – University of Rajasthan, India, duspreet@yahoo.co.in

Rai, Sheila – University of Rajasthan, India, sheilarai@rediffmail.com

Food Sovereignty and the World March of Women: From Day-to-Day Autonomy to Political Standpoints

Dufour, Pascale – Université de Montréal, Canada, pascale.dufour@umontreal.ca

Gender, State and Resistance: The Kurdish Women’s Armed Struggle for Liberation

Genc, Elif – The New School, United States, elifgenc2284@gmail.com

RC02.07 Inter-Sectoral Elite Relations in a Comparative Perspective
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.B

Chair Gaman-Golutvina, Oxana – Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Russia, ogaman@mail.ru

Co-Chair Semenova, Elena – Free University Berlin, Germany, elena.semenova@fu-berlin.de

Discussant(s) Semenova, Elena – Free University Berlin, Germany, elena.semenova@fu-berlin.de

Kostiuchenko, Tetiana – National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, Ukraine, tetiana.kostiuchenko@yahoo.com

Papers A Decade of Political Elite Networks Transformations in Three Post-Soviet States

Kostiuchenko, Tetiana – National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, Ukraine, tetiana.kostiuchenko@yahoo.com

Economic Elites of Eurasia: Are They the Main Political Players in the Region?

Muzyka, Nataliya – University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom, n.muzyka@sms.ed.ac.uk

Elite Cohesion and Regime Survival in Togo

Osei, Anja – Universität Konstanz, Germany, anja.osei@uni-konstanz.de

Political Elites in the USA Under Bush and Obama: Comparative Analysis of Structure and International Politics

Gaman-Golutvina, Oxana – Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Russia, ogaman@mail.ru

RC03.18 The EU Management of the Mediterranean Migration Crisis
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.9

Chair Rossi, Rosa – Università di Catania, Italy, rossiro@unict.it

Discussant(s) Vintila, Daniela – University of Leicester, United Kingdom, cdv9@leicester.ac.uk

Papers Hotspots and Accelerated Procedures: Time-Space Compression in European Asylum Policies

Eule, Tobias – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, tobias.eule@oefre.unibe.ch

Offshoring: The Externalization of Border Management in Europe and North America

Zaiotti, Ruben – Dalhousie University, Canada, r.zaiotti@dal.ca

The European Union and the Challenge of the Khilafah: From the Root to the Causes: The Case of Hizb ut-Tahrir

Timmoneri, Serena – Università di Catania, Italy, serena.timmoneri@gmail.com

Orofino, Elisa – The University of Melbourne, Australia, elisa.orofino@gmail.com

The Mediterranean Migration Crisis: (Non) Cooperation Between EU and UNHCR and IOM?

Rossi, Rosa – Università di Catania, Italy, rossiro@unict.it

The Move “Outward” of Migration Control: The EU Agencies and Third Country Cooperation

Horii, Satoko – Akita International University, Japan, horii@aiu.ac.jp

RC06.17 Political Parties in “Post-communist” Europe: Old “Specificities”, New “Normalities”?
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.F

Chair Perottino, Michel – Univerzity Karlovy, Czech Republic, perottino@fsv.cuni.cz

Discussant(s) Winclawska, Maria – Nicolaus Copernicus University, Poland, mariawin@umk.pl

Papers “Nothing New in the East?” The Impact of Election Campaigns’ on Behavior of Political Parties in Recent Years in Poland

Kaczorowska, Małgorzata – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, m.kaczorowska@uw.edu.pl

The LMP in Hungary: A Viable Alternative to the Post-Communist State-Party?

Van Eeden, Pepijn – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, pveeden@ulb.ac.be

What’s Left of the Left in Central and Eastern Europe? Struggles and Successes in Times of Crisis

Collini, Mattia – Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane (SUM), Italy, mattia.collini@sns.it

RC06.21 The Crisis-Solving Potential of Referendums
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.3

Chair Morel, Laurence – Université de Lille II – Droit et Santé, France, laurence.morel@univ-lille2.fr

Discussant(s) Setälä, Maija – University of Turku, Finland, maija.setala@utu.fi

Papers Potentials of Direct Democracy in an Extremely Majoritarian System: The Case of Hungary

Pállinger, Zoltán Tibor – Andrássy University Budapest, Hungary, pallinger.zoltan@andrassyuni.hu

Referendums on European Integration and Their Crisis Solving/Inducing Properties

Mendez, Fernando – Universität Zürich, Switzerland, fernando.mendez@zda.uzh.ch

Resolving Deadlock or Struggling for Power? The Role of Direct Democratic Instruments in Times of Government Crisis

Welp, Yanina – Universität Zürich, Switzerland, yanina.welp@zda.uzh.ch

Ruth, Saskia Pauline – Universität Zürich, Switzerland, saskia.ruth@zda.uzh.ch

The Greek Referendum of July 5th: A Crisis-Resolving or a Crisis-Worsening Mechanism? A Media Framing Analysis

Triga, Vasiliki – Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus, vickytriga@gmail.com

Milioni, Dimitra – Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus, dimitra.milioni@cut.ac.cy

Spyridou, Lia-Paschalia – University of Cyprus, Cyprus, lia@ucy.ac.cy

The Multifaceted Use of Direct Democratic Instruments in a Very Small State Framework: The Case of Liechtenstein

Marxer, Wilfried – Liechtenstein Institute, Liechtenstein, wilfried.marxer@liechtenstein-institut.li

The Referendum as a Bargaining Chip: Historical Examples and a Formal Model

Qvortrup, Matt – Coventry University, United Kingdom, matt.qvortrup@coventry.ac.uk

RC08.06 Parliament’s Fiscal Scrutiny Function
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.D

Chair Khan, Sahir – University of Ottawa, Canada, sahir.khan@uottawa.ca

Discussant(s) Poirier, Philippe – Université de Luxembourg, Luxembourg, philippe.poirier@uni.lu

Papers Building Capacities in Public Budget: The Case of Brazilian National Congress

Rocha, Paulo – Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia de Brasília – IFB, Brazil, paulo.eduardo@ifb.edu.br

Comparing Oversight in Francophone and Westminster Parliamentary Systems

Stapenhurst, Rick – Université Laval, Canada, fstapenhurst@hotmail.com

Imbeau, Louis M. – Université Laval, Canada, louis.imbeau@pol.ulaval.ca

European Fiscal Compact in Action: Evidence from a Survey of EU Independent Fiscal Institutions

Horvath, Michal – University of York, United Kingdom, michal.horvath@york.ac.uk

Legislative Budget Offices: Applying a Public Value Perspective to Parliamentary Fiscal Scrutiny

Chohan, Usman – University of New South Wales, Australia, u.chohan@student.unsw.edu.au

Jacobs, Kerry – University of New South Wales, Australia, k.jacobs@adfa.edu.au

Measuring Capacity and Understanding of the Fiscal Scrutiny Function Among Canadian Parliamentarians

Gaspard, Helaina – University of Ottawa, Canada, helaina.gaspard@uottawa.ca

Khan, Sahir – University of Ottawa, Canada, sahir.khan@uottawa.ca

Measuring the Effectiveness of Public Accounts Committees

Johnston, Niall – No affiliation, Ireland, niall@nialljohnston.org

RC09.10 Religion and Law
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.E

Chair Alkhatib, Mutaz – Hamad Bin Khalifa University, Syria, malkhatib@qf.org.qa

Discussant(s) Woods, Patricia J. – University of Florida, United States, pjwoods@ufl.edu

Biebricher, Thomas – Goethe Universität Frankfurt am Main, Germany, thomas.biebricher@gmail.com

Papers Freedom of Religion and Killing the Apostate an Introduction to the Reconsideration of Juristic Reasoning

Alkhatib, Mutaz – Hamad Bin Khalifa University, Syria, malkhatib@qf.org.qa

God Works (Still) in Mysterious Ways: How the Evocation of Glorious Imaginary Sovereignty Mystifies the Mundane Real Administration of Beings and Things

Diamantidis, Marinos – Birkbeck, University of London, United Kingdom, m.diamantides@bbk.ac.uk

Religion and State Through the Lens of Jewish Law in Israel

Woods, Patricia J. – University of Florida, United States, pjwoods@ufl.edu

The Neoliberal Creed

Biebricher, Thomas – Goethe Universität Frankfurt am Main, Germany, thomas.biebricher@gmail.com

RC10.15 The Future of Electronic Democracy
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.B

Chair Kersting, Norbert – Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Germany, norbert.kersting@uni-muenster.de

Discussant(s) Mossberger, Karen – Arizona State University, United States, karen.mossberger@asu.edu

Papers Digital Inequality, Place and Access to Government

Mossberger, Karen – Arizona State University, United States, karen.mossberger@asu.edu

Internet Metamorphosis and Blended Democracy

Kersting, Norbert – Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Germany, norbert.kersting@uni-muenster.de

The Democratic Interface

Bennett, Lance – University of Washington, United States, lancebennett1@mac.com

RC13.27 The Other Way Around? Investigating the Reverse Wave of De-Democratization Hypothesis
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.2

Chair Cassani, Andrea – Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, andrea.cassani@unimi.it

Co-Chair Pellegata, Alessandro – Università degli Studi di Siena, Italy, alessandro.pellegata@unisi.it

Discussant(s) Schmitter, Philippe – European University Institute, Italy, philippe.schmitter@eui.eu

Papers Do Violence and Organized Crime Lead to a Loss of Democratic Quality?

Wagner, Katharina – Julius Maximilian University, Wuerzburg, Germany, katharina.wagner@uni-wuerzburg.de

Evidences on the Triggering Role of Crises in Contemporary Democratic Regressions

Tomini, Luca – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, ltomini@ulb.ac.be

The Decline of Democracy in EU Member States: A Serious Problem or Just a Snapshot?

Smolka, Theresia – Fern Universitat Hagen, Germany, theresia.smolka@uni-due.de

The Other Way Around: Investigating the “Reverse Wave” of De-Democratization Hypothesis

Cassani, Andrea – Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, andrea.cassani@unimi.it

Pellegata, Alessandro – Università degli Studi di Siena, Italy, alessandro.pellegata@unisi.it

RC14.37 Transnationalism and Integration
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 0.B

Chair Ejobowah, John Boye – Wilfrid Laurier University, Canada, jejobowah@wlu.ca

Discussant(s) Avksentev, Viktor – Institute of Socio-Economic and Humanitarian Research of Southern Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia, avksentievv@rambler.ru

Papers Ethnic Social Networks and Unequal Political Incorporation of Immigrants in South Korea

Kim, Harris – Ewha Women’s University, South Korea, harrishkim@ewha.ac.kr

Migration from Central America and Mexico to the United States: How Does the Movement of People Affect the Economies of the Sending Countries?

Figueroa, Ana – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, anafigueroa@usp.br

The Role of Historical Legacies in Contemporary Conflicts in Former Ottoman Europe

Bebler, Anton – University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, anton.bebler@fdv.uni-lj.si

Transculturalism and Migration Experience in India and Germany

Kajal, Purnima – King’s College London, United Kingdom, purnima.kajal@kcl.ac.uk

RC22.11 Online Political Communication
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.4

Chair Majo-Vazquez, Silvia – Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Spain, majosilvia@uoc.edu

Papers Access to New Media and Inter-generational Difference of Political Attitudes in Hong Kong

Yin, Jun – Shenzhen University, China, francis.j.yin@gmail.com

Balanced or Selective Exposure in Online News Consumption?: Evidence from Survey and Navigation Data in Spain

Cardenal, Ana S. – Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Spain, acardenal@uoc.edu

Majo-Vazquez, Silvia – Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Spain, majosilvia@uoc.edu

Cristancho, Camilo – Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Colombia, camilo.cristancho@uab.cat

Democratic Relevance of Social Web Commentary: Citizens’ Response to Journalistic News Coverage

Drefs, Ines – Ruhr-Universitat Bochum, Germany, drefsi@hotmail.de

Making Sense of Digital Protest Action Repertoires: Unpacking Uses of Social Media in the Context of the #IdleNoMore Aboriginal Movement and the #GGI Quebec Student Strike

Tourigny Koné, Sofia – Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, Canada, sofia.tourigny-kone@uqtr.ca

Lalancette, Mireille – Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, Canada, mireille.lalancette@uqtr.ca

Raynauld, Vincent – Emerson College, United States, vincent_raynauld@emerson.edu

Reinventing the Attack Ad: The Use of Facebook and YouTube video by Political Parties During the UK 2015 General Election

Walsh, Matt – University of Northampton, United Kingdom, matt.walsh@northampton.ac.uk

Sharing is Caring! Investigating the Most Successful Contents on Politicians’ Facebook Pages During 2014 General Election Campaign in Hungary

Bene, Marton – Hungarian Academy od Sciences, Centre for Social Sciences, Hungary, bene.marton@tk.mta.hu

RC23.19 The Construction and Use of Expert Surveys in the Social Sciences
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.3

Chair Norris, Pippa – Harvard University, United States, pippa_norris@harvard.edu

Co-Chair Skaaning, Svend-Erik – Aarhus University, Denmark, skaaning@ps.au.dk

Discussant(s) Nai, Alessandro – University of Sydney, Australia, alessandro.nai@sydney.edu.au

Papers Aggregating to Democracy: Generating Indices from Expert-Coded and Paired Comparison Data

Zimmerman, Brigitte – University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, United States, bazimm@gmail.com

Coppedge, Michael – University of Notre Dame, United States, coppedge.1@nd.edu

Lindberg, Staffan – University of Florida, Sweden, sil@ufl.edu

Skaaning, Svend-Erik – Aarhus University, Denmark, skaaning@ps.au.dk

Do Experts Judge Elections Differently in Different Contexts? The Cross-National Comparability of Expert Judgments on Election Integrity

Van Ham, Carolien – University of New South Wales, Australia, c.vanham@unsw.edu.au

Martinez i Coma, Ferran – University of Sydney, Australia, ferran.martinezcoma@sydney.edu.au

Do Experts Know How Much They Know? Do Statistical Models? Do We Care?

Marquardt, Kyle – Göteborgs universitet, Sweden, kyle.marquardt@gu.se

Pemstein, Dan – North Dakota State University, United States, daniel.pemstein@ndsu.edu

Tzelgov, Eitan – Pennsylvania State University, United States, tzelgov@psu.edu

Wang, Yi-ting – National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan, yiting53@gmail.com

Election Violence Data: Biases and Pitfalls

Wahman, Michael – University of Missouri – Columbia, United States, wahmanm@missouri.edu

Von Borzyskowski, Inken – Florida State University, United States, i.borzyskowski@fsu.edu

RC24.10 The Challenges and Opportunities for Democratic Civil-Military Relations in the Developing World: Latin America, South Asia, Africa
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.C

Chair Perez, Orlando – Millersville University, United States, orlando.perez@millersville.edu

Co-Chair Ugarte, Jose Manuel – Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina, manuguart@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Maringiram, Godfrey – University of the Western Cape, South Africa, gmaringira@gmail.com

Papers Civil Military Dynamics in Democratic Mexico: The Effects of Calderon’s War

Aguilera, Gabriel – Air War College, United States, gaofla67@gmail.com

Civil-military Relations in Argentina, Brazil and Chile: Progress Made and Remaining Difficulties

Ugarte, Jose Manuel – Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina, manuguart@gmail.com

Civil-Military Relations: Uruguay Case Study – Searching for New Variables for the Theory

Locattelli, Daniel – Universidad de la Republica, Uruguay, dlocattelli@gmail.com

Civilian Leadership in Defence in Chile, Achievements and Failures

Navarro, Miguel – Academia Nacional de Estudios Políticos y Estrategicos, Chile, manavarro91@hotmail.com

Crime and Insecurity as Catalyst for Transforming the Role of the Military in Post-Conflict Societies: An Analysis from Central America

Perez, Orlando – Millersville University, United States, orlando.perez@millersville.edu

RC26.06 Political Imprisonment, Transnational Advocacy and Foreign Policy: Why Are Some Political Prisoners Released in Response to External Demands and Others Not?
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.7

Chair Kim, Mikyoung – Hiroshima City University, Japan, mkkim_33@hotmail.com

Discussant(s) Krupp da Luz, Cicero – Faculdade de Direito do Sul de Minas (FDSM), Brazil, ciceroluz@gmail.com

Sungurov, Alexander – National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia, asungurov@mail.ru

Papers Political Prisoners: What Makes Foreign Actors Care? Results of a Regression Analysis on Political Prisoner Cases in 27 Countries

Spannagel, Janika – Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, Germany, janika.spannagel@web.de

Potentials and Limitations of Human Rights Diplomacy Towards Cuba

Wolf, Catherine – No affiliation, Germany, cwolf@gppi.net

The Influence of External Actors on the Release of Chinese Political Prisoners

Kinzelbach, Katrin – Central European University, Hungary, kkinzelbach@gppi.net

Transnational Advocacy and Political Prisoner Releases in Contemporary Egypt

West, Allison – Free University Berlin, Germany, awest@zedat.fu-berlin.de

Worn-out Conditionality and Judicial Apology: Political Imprisonment in Azerbaijan

Lehmann, Julian – Global Public Policy Institute, Germany, jlehmann@gppi.net

RC27.14 The Consequences of Public-Sector Personnel Management Systems
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.G

Chair Meyer-Sahling, Jan-Hinrik – University of Nottingham, United Kingdom, j.meyer-sahling@nottingham.ac.uk

Papers Career Patterns, Social Identification and Civil Servants’ Support for Policy Change in Response to Large-Scale Social Protest

Gilad, Sharon – Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel, sharon.gilad@mail.huji.ac.il

Alon-Barkat, Saar – Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel, saar.barkat@mail.huji.ac.il

Does Merit Matter? Senior Civil Service Career Structures Compared

Van Den Berg, Caspar F. – Leiden University, Netherlands, c.f.van.den.berg@fgga.leidenuniv.nl

Merit, Politicization and Government Performance: Assessing the Impact of Personnel Management Practices Across Western Balkan States

Meyer-Sahling, Jan-Hinrik – University of Nottingham, United Kingdom, j.meyer-sahling@nottingham.ac.uk

Pathways to the Top: The Consequences of Individual Career Patterns for Recruitment to High Public Office in Germany

Bach, Tobias – University of Oslo, Norway, tobias.bach@stv.uio.no

Veit, Sylvia – Universität Kassel, Germany, sveit@uni-kassel.de

RC27.16 The Politics of Patronage in Latin America
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.H

Chair Panizza, Francisco – London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom, f.e.panizza@lse.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Peters, B. Guy – University of Pittsburgh, United States, bgpeters@pitt.edu

Papers Nationalism and Politicization of the Civil Service in Ecuador

Calderon, Maria-Jose – Universidad de las Américas, Ecuador, mariajose.calderon@gmail.com

Fontaine, Guillaume – Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLASCO), Ecuador, gfontaine@flacso.edu.ec

The Politics of Party Patronage in Uruguay

Ramos, Conrado – Universidad de la Republica, Uruguay, ramoslarraburu@gmail.com

Panizza, Francisco – London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom, f.e.panizza@lse.ac.uk

The Politics of Patronage in Argentina and Uruguay

Scherlis, Gerardo – Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina, gscherlis@gmail.com

Panizza, Francisco – London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom, f.e.panizza@lse.ac.uk

Ramos Larraburu, Conrado – Universidad de la Republica, Uruguay, cramos@fcs.edu.uy

The Politics of Patronage in Mexico

Mendez, Joseluis – El Colegio de México, Mexico, jlmendez@colmex.mx

The Representational Paradox of Cabinet Sharing in Minority Governments: Formal and Informal Organization of the Executive Branch in Chile

Siavelis, Peter – Wake Forest University, United States, siavelpm@wfu.edu

Uruguay: Recent Changes in a Traditional Presidency

Lanzaro, Jorge – Universidad de la Republica, Uruguay, jorge.lanzaro@gmail.com

RC28.01 Decentralization and its Effects on the Intergovernmental Relations and Public Policies in Federalist Countries
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.2

Chair Grin, Eduardo – Escola de Administração de Empresas de São Paulo (EASP), Brazil, eduardo.grin@fgv.br

Discussant(s) Carrera-Hernandez, Ady – Red de Investigadores en Gobiernos Locales Mexicanos, A. C. (IGLOM), Mexico, adymex@yahoo.com

Papers Horizontal Territorial Inequalities: What Federalism? Addressing the Question of Sovereign Equality in a Federal State

Delerue, Benoit – Université Jean Moulin, Lyon 3, France, benoitdelerue@gmail.com

David, François – Université Jean Moulin, Lyon 3, France, fdavid2@yahoo.fr

Intergovernmental Relations, Minority Nationalism and the Policies of Integration of Newcomers in Quebec and Catalonia (1995-2011)

Bensa Morales, Jessica – Pontificia Universidad Católica del Peru, Peru, jbensa@pucp.pe

Regional Reactions to Asymmetrical Territorial Self-Government: An Untold Story?

Hombrado Martos, Angustias – Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia, Spain, ahombrado@poli.uned.es

Russia’s Regions as Winners and Losers: Political Reasons and Outcomes in Distribution of Federal Transfers

Turovsky, Rostislav – Higher School of Economics, Russia, rft777@mail.ru

Sharafutdinova, Gulnaz – King’s College London, Russia, gulnaz.sharafutdinova@kcl.ac.uk

RC28.06 Federalism and Decentralization: Shedding New Light on Competing Trends
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.A

Chair Dardanelli, Paolo – University of Kent, United Kingdom, p.dardanelli@kent.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Lecours, André – University of Ottawa, Canada, a.lecours@videotron.ca

Papers Delhi and Its Territoriality: Between Independence and Interdependence

Aeijaz, Tanvir – University of Delhi, India, taeijaz@gmail.com

Does Local Autonomy Stand in the Way of Sustainable Urban Development? The Case of the Swiss Spatial Planning Policy

Klaus, Jacopo – Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, jacopo.klaus@unil.ch

Higher Education and Research Policy as Part of Decentralization and Intergovernmental Relations

Schlueter, Karen – Otto-Von-Guericke-Universitat Magdeburg, Germany, karen.schlueter@ovgu.de

Local Government Performance and New Forms of Cooperation in Post-Decentralized Brazil, India and South Africa

Do Vale, Helder – Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, South Korea, helderdovale@gmail.com

RC29.05 Profiling Political Leaders and the Analysis of Political Leadership: Cross-Cultural Study of Personality and Behavior
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.2

Chair Dekker, Paul – Universiteit van Tilburg, Netherlands, p.dekker@scp.nl

Discussant(s) Gilbert, Robert – Northeastern University, United States, r.gilbert@neu.edu

Papers Belief Systems of Japanese and US Political Leaders

Tanke, Sarah – Sciences Po Paris, France, sarah.tanke@sciencespo.fr

Traits, Facets, Characteristic Adaptations, and Life Narratives in Context: A Comprehensive Psychological Profile of Nelson Mandela

Jennstål, Julia – Uppsala Universitet, Sweden, julia.jennstal@statsvet.uu.se

When Does Personality Matter? A Framework for the Analysis of Political Leadership Through the Organization of Personal Staffs

Cammino, Pellegrino – Università degli Studi di Siena, Italy, p.cammino@gmail.com

When President Personality Influences Foreign Policy: Jacques Chirac and Nicolas Sarkozy’s Policies Towards Turkey’s Accession to the European Union (1995-2012)

Sitzenstuhl, Charles – Sciences Po, France, charles.sitzenstuhl@sciencespo.fr

RC30.18 New Directions in Policy Design: Policy Mixes and Policy Targeting
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.I

Chair Howlett, Michael – Simon Fraser University, Canada, howlett@sfu.ca

Discussant(s) Nekola, Martin – Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic, nekola@fsv.cuni.cz

Papers Different Roles of Crowdsourcing in the Policy Cycle: A Systematic Analysis

Taeihagh, Araz – Singapore Management University, Singapore, araz.taeihagh@gmail.com

The Right to Enjoy a Decent Lifestyle in Israel: Encouraging Disabled People to Work

Meydani, Assaf – The Academic College of Tel-Aviv Yaffo, Israel, assafmei@mta.ac.il

The Social Orders of Energy Knowledge – Horizon 2020: Opportunities and Risks for Just and Sustainable Energy Transformations

Glueck, Sarah – Zeppelin Universität, Germany, sarah.glueck@zu.de

RC31.11 Political Theory and International Relations
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 0.A

Chair Nunez, Jorge – Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom, j.nunez@mmu.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Iusupov, Artur – State University-Higher School of Economics, Russia, kedr1992@yandex.ru

Kothari, Namrata – West Bengal State University, India, kothari_ namrata_5@yahoo.co.in

Papers Future Scenarios of the World’s Mega Trends That will Affect Governance by Democracy in Both National and Global Phases via Immigration Diversity

Mahdeyan, Ahmad – Supreme National Defense University, Iran, mahdeyan@iraneservice.com

Soltani Nasab, Ebrahim – Strategic Management Faculty, Iran, soltani@iraneservice.com

Legitimacy, Authority and the International Monetary Fund

Cole, Natalie – The University of Melbourne, Australia, njcole@student.unimelb.edu.au

Sovereignty Conflicts as a Distributive Justice Dilemma

Nunez, Jorge – Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom, j.nunez@mmu.ac.uk

The Idea of State in the XXIst Century: The Concept Under Review in the Frame of Globalization

Samaniego, Andrea – Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico, andreasamaniego86@gmail.com

“Perpetual Peace” Versus “Democratic Peace”: A Critical Re-Evaluation Through Kantian Philosophy

Sezal, Mustafa Ali – Yildirim Beyazit University, Turkey, m.a.sezal@gmail.com

RC32.08 Governing Across Jurisdictions
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.8

Chair Sonat, Duygu – Universitat Potsdam, Germany, dsonat@uni-potsdam.de

Discussant(s) Dare, Lain – University of Canberra, Australia, lain.dare@canberra.edu.au

Papers Adapting Political System to EU Decision-Making Process: Forming National Positions on EU Legislation Proposals in Slovenia

Novak, Meta – University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, meta.novak@fdv.uni-lj.si

Lajh, Damjan – University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, damjan.lajh@fdv.uni-lj.si

Social License to Operate and Democratic Legitimacy: The Legitimacy of Forest Certification

Dare, Lain – University of Canberra, Australia, lain.dare@canberra.edu.au

The Social Security Institutional for Thai & AEC Labor: The Governance of Social Security Fund Administration

Eumsin, Payan – National Institute of Development Administration (NIDA), Thailand, x3034ir@gmail.com

RC34.04 Democracy: Representation, Participation, Contestation
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.J

Chair El-Wakil, Alice – Universität Zürich, Switzerland, alice.el-wakil@zda.uzh.ch

Discussant(s) Asenbaum, Hans – University of Westminster, United Kingdom, h.asenbaum@westminster.ac.uk

Papers “Popular Will Has to Be Respected”: Political Representation in Semi-Direct Democracies

El-Wakil, Alice – Universität Zürich, Switzerland, alice.el-wakil@zda.uzh.ch

A Normative Concept of Democracy: Immigrant Political Participation and Its Challenges

Baycan, Esma – Université de Genève, Switzerland, esma.baycan@unige.ch

Légitimité et contestation: une analyse de légitimité politique à travers les protestations de Gezi

Akdag, Melis – Université de Genève, Switzerland, melis.akdag@unige.ch

Popular Control and Institutions of Direct Democracy

Sandoval, Martha – Universität Zürich, Switzerland, msandoval7@gmail.com

Revisiting the Neglected: Horizontal Inequalities and the Problems of Democracy from Below in Africa (the Case of Nigeria)

Mudasiru, Surajudeen – Lagos State University, Nigeria, surajudeen.mudasiru@lasu.edu.ng

RC50.10 Linguistic Diversity and Economic Development
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.1

Chair Liu, Amy – University of Texas at Austin, United States, amy.liu@austin.utexas.edu

Discussant(s) Sonntag, Selma K – Humboldt State University, United States, sks1@humboldt.edu

Selmier, Travis – Indiana University, Bloomington, United States, wselmier@indiana.edu

Papers Does Language Enable Economic Freedoms? Evidence from the EU Internal Market

Burckhardt, Till – Université de Genève, Switzerland, till.burckhardt@unige.ch

Linguistic Diversity and Economic Outcomes: Can We Identify Credible Causal Connections?

Grin, François – Université de Genève, Switzerland, francois.grin@unige.ch

New Opportunities for the Hungarian Linguistic Minority in Romania’s Transylvania: The Institutional-Linguistic and Economic Development Perspectives

Maracz, Laszlo – Universiteit van Amsterdam, Netherlands, l.k.maracz@uva.nl

Csata, Zsombor – Universitatea Babes-Bolyai, Romania, csatazsombor@yahoo.com

The Conflicting Discourses Between Language Empowerment and Economic Development

Vigouroux, Cecile – Simon Fraser University, Canada, cvigouro@sfu.ca

Mufwene, Salikoko S. – University of Chicago, United States, s-mufwene@uchicago.edu

SS.02 Roundtable: The IPSA-APSA Summer School Experience – Prospects for Cooperation
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.F-1.G

Chair Berg-Schlosser, Dirk – Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany, bergschl@staff.uni-marburg.de

Discussant(s) Vladimirova, Alina – National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia, alina.v.vladimirova@gmail.com

Stinson, Andrew – American Political Science Association, United States, astinson@apsanet.org

Mendez de Hoyos, Irma – Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLASCO), Mexico, imende@flacso.edu.mx

Vladimirova, Alina – National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia, alina.v.vladimirova@gmail.com

SS.11 2016 World Social Science Report – “Challenging Inequalities: Pathways to a Just World”
Monday, July 25 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.2

Chair Denis, Mathieu – International Social Science Council (ISSC), France, mathieu@worldsocialscience.org

Discussant(s) Gaventa, John – University of Sussex, United Kingdom, j.gaventa@ids.ac.uk

Grigorieva, Natalia – Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia, grigorieva@spa.msu.ru

Monday, July 25 (Day 2) | 17:30-19:15

CS01.18 Empowerment in the Context of Inequality
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.3

Chair Zirker, Daniel – The University of Waikato, New Zealand, dzirker@waikato.ac.nz

Co-Chair Inguanzo, Isabel – Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, isabel_io@usal.es

Discussant(s) Ramachandran, Namrata – Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, NUS, Singapore, namrata.ramachandran@u.nus.edu

Papers Comparing Political Representative Claims: A Global Perspective

Frenkiel, Emilie – Université Paris-Est Créteil Va de Marne, France, anmingli@gmail.com

Tawa Lama-Rewal, Stéphanie – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, tawalama@ehess.fr

Hayat, Samuel – Centre d’études et de recherches administratives politiques et sociales (CERAPS), France, samuel.hayat@univ-lille2.fr

Localizing Human Rights in Southern Africa: A Comparative Study of Activist Perceptions of Human Rights in South Africa and Botswana

Heather Kenyon, Kristi – The University of Winnipeg, Canada, kristihkenyon@gmail.com

Philippine Social Movements: Challenging the Rule of the Oligarchy

Tadem, Teresa – University of Philippines Diliman, Philippines, teresatadem@gmail.com

The June Journeys and the Brazilian State: What the Government Can Learn From the Streets?

Machado, Marcela – Universidade de Brasília, Brazil, xellamachado@gmail.com

CS01.19 Fifty Years of Mexican Inequality
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.5

Chair Wasserspring, Lois – Wellesley College, United States, lwassers@wellesley.edu

Discussant(s) Wasserspring, Lois – Wellesley College, United States, lwassers@wellesley.edu

Papers Extreme Inequality in Mexico

Esquivel, Gerardo – El Colegio de México, Mexico, gesquive@colmex.mx

Human Rights Feelings and Opinions from Mexico City

Fournier, Ma de Lourdes – Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana-Xochimilco, Mexico, fournier@correo.xoc.uam.mx

Ortiz, Claudia – Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana-Xochimilco, Mexico, clauortizg@hotmail.com

Repenser l’utilisation du paradigme de la «transition à la démocratie»: une alternance sans égalité au Mexique?

Aragon, Jaime – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, jaime.aragonf@gmail.com

The Presidential Candidate Selection in the Main Mexican Political Parties: PRI, PAN and PRD (1994-2012)

Olucha-Sánchez, Francisco – Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, olucha@usal.es

Portillo, Manuel – Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain, mfporper@upo.es

CS02.34 Mobilisations et Migrations
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.4

Chair Armony, Victor – Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), Canada, armony.victor@uqam.ca

Discussant(s) Nyong’o Anyang’, Peter – University of Nairobi, Kenya, nyongoanyang@gmail.com

Papers Census Questions About Race and Ethnicity in the Americas: Towards a North-South Conceptual Converge?

Armony, Victor – Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), Canada, armony.victor@uqam.ca

Culture politique, société et état dans le pacifique colombien. Le cas du département du Chocó depuis la constitution de 1991

Escobar, Juan-Camilo – Universidad EAFIT, Colombia, jcescoba@eafit.edu.co

La participation électorale au prisme de l’origine ethnique

Gouard, David – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, gouardd@yahoo.fr

Stratégies d’Intégration des Communautés Étrangères au Cameroun: Impact de la Migration Nigériane dans la Ville de Douala depuis 1990

Njiki Bikoi, Madeleine Christelle – Université de Douala, Cameroon, crysbikoi@yahoo.fr

Transformation des «foyers de travailleurs migrants», quelle réhabilitation?

Bernard, Tiphaine – Université Paris VIII, France, tiphaine.brnd@gmail.com

CS02.54 Social Movements and Practices of Autonomy: Contemporary Challenges
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.B

Chair Dufour, Pascale – Université de Montréal, Canada, pascale.dufour@umontreal.ca

Discussant(s) Monforte, Pierre – University of Leicester, United Kingdom, pm260@le.ac.uk

Papers Designing Autonomy: Anti-Authoritarian Interactions with Political Actors in Quebec

Sarrasin, Rachel – Cégep Gérald-Godin, Canada, rachelsarrasin@gmail.com

Les défis de l’anticolonialisme canadien

Pillet, Benjamin – Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), Canada, benjamin.pillet@gmail.com

Sub-National Governments in the Contentious Politics of Ukraine, 2013 – 2014: An Empirical Analysis of the Relationships Between Local Councils and Local Maidan Protests

Zelinska, Olga – Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland, ozelinsk@sns.edu.pl

There’s Power in a Union? Occupy Wall Street and Its Relationship to Institutional/Conventional Politics

Diesing, Johannes – Universität Rostock, Germany, johannes.diesing@uni-rostock.de

CS02.56 Social Movements: Mobilization, Motivation and Repertoires
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.A

Chair Heuer, Vera – Virginia Military Institute, United States, heuerv@vmi.edu

Co-Chair Sokolova, Tatiana – Russian Academy of Sciences (Moscow), Russia, 210189@bk.ru

Discussant(s) Cooper, Luke – Anglia Ruskin University, United Kingdom, luke.cooper@anglia.ac.uk

Papers Growing Importance of New Social Movements: The Case of “Oy ve Ötesi” Platform in Turkey

Öz Döm, Özge – Yildirim Beyazit University, Turkey, ozgeozdom@gmail.com

Senturk, Sezin – Middle East Technical University, Turkey, sezinsenturk@gmail.com

Psychological Motivations of Supporting Secessionist Movements

Barcelo, Joan – Washington University in St. Louis, United States, joanbarcelosoler@wustl.edu

South African Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK): Terrorist Organization, Freedom Fighters or Guerrilla? Multidimensional Analysis

Stańco-Wawrzyńska, Alicja – Nicolaus Copernicus University, Poland, stanco.wawrzynska@gmail.com

CS03.28 Regional Integration
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.2

Chair Afonso Carneiro, Fernanda Maria – Faculdade Paraíso do Ceará-FAP, Brazil, fernandaafonsoadv@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Dominese, Giorgio – Transition Studies Research Network, Italy, g.dominese@transitionstudiesnetwork.org

Papers Comparing Inequalities in the Power Distribution of Regional Organizations Using QCA

Marggraf, Claudia – Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, Germany, claudia.marggraf@sowi.uni-goettingen.de

Münch, Sören – Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, Germany, smuench@sowi.uni-goettingen.de

The EU and IMF Structural Adjustment Program in Greece: Why the Medicine Does not Work?

Myrodias, Konstantinos – London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom, k.myrodias@lse.ac.uk

The Politics of Regional Integration in the Developing World: The Case of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM)

Clement, Paul – FIT, State University of New York, United States, paul_clement@fitnyc.edu

CS04.58 Prospects for New Power Configurations in the Middle East and Asia
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.3

Chair Bania, Radosław – Uniwersytet Łódźki, Poland, rbania@uni.lodz.pl

Discussant(s) Dawoody, Alexander – Marywood University, United States, adawoody@marywood.edu

Papers A Comparison of Realist and Critical Theories: A Case of the US-Saudi Arabia Relations

Akbal, Özdemir – Turgut Özal University Social Science Institution, Turkey, ozdemirakbal@gmail.com

Mercan, Sezgin – Baskent University, Turkey, sezginmercan@yahoo.com

Iran After the Nuclear Agreement and the New Middle East Order: Addressing or Creating Inequality?

Kyriakidis, Kleanthis – University of the Aegean, Greece, kleanthis_kyriakidis@hks11.harvard.edu

Iranian-Turkish Relations in a Changing Middle East

Gasparetto, Alberto – Università degli Studi di Padova, Italy, alberto.gasparetto@gmail.com

ISIS Expansion and Its Incompatibility with the Middle Eastern Power Balance

Simoni, Felipe – Pontificia Universidade Catolica de Minas Gerais, Brazil, flip.simoni@gmail.com

The Impact of the Transnational Rebels in the Regional Security Complex Existing Between Lebanon and Syria

Barroso Cortes, Francisco Salvador – Holy Spirit University of Kaslik (USEK), Lebanon, franciscobarroso@usek.edu.lb

CS05.01 Causes and Consequences of Malapportionment
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.2

Chair Kasuya, Yuko – Keio University, Japan, ykasuya0@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Hiroi, Taeko – University of Texas at El Paso, United States, thiroi@utep.edu

Kasuya, Yuko – Keio University, Japan, ykasuya0@gmail.com

Papers Assessing the Effects of Legislative Malapportionment: The Case of Brazil

Hiroi, Taeko – University of Texas at El Paso, United States, thiroi@utep.edu

Malapportionment and Redistribution: Evidence from a Regression Discontinuity Design

Katsumata, Hiroto – University of Tokyo, Japan, hrt.katsumata@gmail.com

Malapportionment and Strategic Distribution of Public Spending: Evidence from Malaysia

Washida, Hidekuni – Waseda University, Japan, h.washida@aoni.waseda.jp

Malapportionment and the Judiciary: A Comparative Perspective

Kasuya, Yuko – Keio University, Japan, ykasuya0@gmail.com

Manipulation and Malapportionment: A Cross National Analysis

Higashijima, Masaaki – Waseda University, Japan, higashij@aoni.waseda.jp

CS05.14 Fostering Participation in a World of Inequality
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.4

Chair Endo, Masahisa – Kochi University, Japan, endomasahisa@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Endo, Masahisa – Kochi University, Japan, endomasahisa@gmail.com

Pogrebinschi, Thamy – No affiliation, Germany, thamy.pogrebinschi@wzb.eu

Papers Collectively Cutting the Cake and Deciding Who Eats It: A Case Study on the Establishment of a Multi-Actor Governance System for Public Investment in Colombia

Gutiérrez-Rodríguez, Juan D. – University of Oxford, United Kingdom, juan.gutierrezrodriguez@bsg.ox.ac.uk

Examining the Countervailing Incentives for Political Participation Versus Satisfaction with Democracy: A Cross-National Study

Jou, Willy – Waseda University, Japan, jouw2015@yahoo.com

Curini, Luigi – Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, luigi.curini@unimi.it

Political Representation Challenged by Emigration: Evidence from Finland

Peltoniemi, Johanna – University of Tampere, Finland, johanna.peltoniemi@staff.uta.fi

To Participate or Not to Participate: A Typological Analysis of Political (Non-)Participation in Mexico

Nieto, Fernando – El Colegio de México, Mexico, fnieto@colmex.mx

Somuano, Fernanda – El Colegio de México, Mexico, fsomuano@colmex.mx

CS07.33 The European Union: Dynamics of Integration and Disintegration
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.1

Chair Heidbreder, Eva G. – Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf, Germany, eva.heidbreder@hhu.de

Co-Chair Eule, Tobias – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, tobias.eule@oefre.unibe.ch

Discussant(s) Bergmann, Eirikur – Háskóli Íslands, Iceland, eirikur@bifrost.is

Pereira, Demetrius – Universidade Federal do Paraná, Brazil, demetriuscesario@gmail.com

Papers How Governments Succeed in EU-Related Referendums

Van den Akker, Joost – University of Twente, Netherlands, j.p.vandenakker@utwente.nl

The Missing Link: How to Trace the Path Between European Disunion and European Solidarity

Magni, Beatrice – Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, beatrice.magni@unimi.it

Sala, Roberta – Università Vita-Salute San Raffaele di Milano, Italy, sala.roberta@unisr.it

The Soft Europeanisation of an Immigration Policy: The Case of Integration of Migrants

Van Wolleghem, Pierre Georges – Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, p.vanwoll@gmail.com

J-RC02/23.04 Political Representation in Southern Europe and Latin America II: Latin America
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.1

Chair Lisi, Marco – Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal, marcolisi@fcsh.unl.pt

Co-Chair Barragan, Melany – Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, mbarragan@usal.es

Discussant(s) Freire, Andre – Instituto universitario de Lisboa, Portugal, andre.freire@iscte.pt

Papers Different Chambers, Different Behaviours: A Study of the Political Representation in Colombia (2010-2018)

Rivas, Cristina – Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, crisrivas@usal.es

Rivas Otero, José Manuel – Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, jmanuelrivaso@gmail.com

Bohigues, Asbel – Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, asbogar@usal.es

Elite-Mass Congruence and Democracy in Chile

Siavelis, Peter – Wake Forest University, United States, siavelpm@wfu.edu

The Meaning of Left and Right in Latin American Politics

Barragan, Melany – Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, mbarragan@usal.es

Alcantara, Manuel – Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, malcanta@usal.es

RC05.03 Central and Local Governments’ Relations: Institutional Reforms and Political Competition
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.2

Chair Galanti, Maria Tullia – Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, maria.galanti@unimi.it

Discussant(s) Artioli, Francesca – University of Oxford, United Kingdom, francesca.artioli@sciencespo.fr

Papers A Regional Leadership in Planning Coordination? The Ile-de-France Region and the State in the Greater Paris Issue (2001-2016)

Chauvel, Jeanne – Université Panthéon-Assas (Paris II), France, jeannechauvel@hotmail.fr

How Do Political Parties Deal with Local Policies? A Comparison Between two French Governing Parties (PS & UMP/Les Républicains)

Douillet, Anne-Cécile – Université de Lille II – Droit et Santé, France, anne-cecile.douillet@univ-lille2.fr

The Trilateral Game. Intergovernmental Relations and Re-adjustments after the 2014–2016 Reforms in Italy

Bolgherini, Silvia – Università degli studi di Napoli Federic, Italy, silvia.bolgherini@unina.it

Lippi, Andrea – Universita Degli Studi di Firenze, Italy, lippi@unifi.it

Di Giulio, Marco – Università di Bologna, Italy, marco.digiulio3@unibo.it

RC06.06 Direct and Deliberative Democracy: The Question of Legitimacy
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.8

Chair Kersting, Norbert – Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Germany, norbert.kersting@uni-muenster.de

Co-Chair Peden, Mindy – John Carroll University, United States, mpeden@jcu.edu

Discussant(s) Peden, Mindy – John Carroll University, United States, mpeden@jcu.edu

Papers Can an Unconstitutional Referendum be Legit? The Case of Spain – Catalonia

Lopes Alves, Mariana – Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain, mari.lopesa@gmail.com

Hybrid Participatory Budgeting: The Challenges of a Multi-channel Participation

Secchi, Michelangelo – Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal, michelangelosecchi@ces.uc.pt

Random Recruitment and Permanent Mediation in Divided Societies: The Prospects for Greater Political Equality

Dowlen, Oliver – Sciences Po Paris, France, ollydowlen@yahoo.com

Sortition in Deeply-Divided Societies

Stone, Peter – University of Dublin Trinity College, Ireland, pstone@tcd.ie

Unequally Successful Participatory Instruments? How Institutional Design Affects The Fate Of Policy Proposals

Alarcón Pérez, Pau – Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), Spain, paualarcon@gmail.com

Smith, Graham – University of Westminster, United Kingdom, g.smith@westminster.ac.uk

Galais, Carolina – Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Spain, carolgalais@gmail.com

Font, Joan – Institute of Advanced Social Studies (IESA-CSIC), Spain, jfont@iesa.csic.es

RC08.04 How Can We Fix Representative Democracy?
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.3

Chair Liao, Dachi – National Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan, dcliao@fac.nsysu.edu.tw

Discussant(s) Tanasescu, Elena Simina – Universitatea din Bucuresti, Romania, simina-elena.tanasescu@drept.unibuc.ro

Papers Helping the Arab Spring Democracies Prosper? International Support for the Parliaments in Egypt and Tunisia

Voelkel, Jan – Cairo University, Egypt, jan.voelkel@daadcairo.org

How are Parliaments Using Internet and ICT in the Service of Democratic Representation? A Proposal to Measure Online and Political Engagement from a Top-down Perspective

Serra Da Silva, Sofia – Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal, sofiaraquelserra91@hotmail.com

Impeachment Procedures Against Presidents in Central and South-East European Democracies: A Comparative Constitutional Approach

Dima, Bogdan – Universitatea din Bucuresti, Romania, bogdan.dima@drept.unibuc.ro

Remedy or Not? Social Movements to Representative Deficit: A Comparative Study of Taiwan’s Red Shirts (2006) and Sunflower Movement (2014)

Hwang, San-Yih – National Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan, syhwang@mis.nsysu.edu.tw

Chen, Yueh-Ching – National Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan, christinegenger@gmail.com

Chang, Shanlin – National Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan, shanlin.c.fish@gmail.com

Liao, Dachi – National Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan, dcliao@fac.nsysu.edu.tw

Representational Authoritarianism? A New Brand of Mobilized Representation in China’s Local People’s Congresses

Wang, Zhongyuan – Leiden University, Netherlands, god_alpacino@126.com

RC10.01 All Equal Before Data? New Skills and Literacies in Democracy
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.1

Chair Oger, Claire – Université Paris-Est Créteil Va de Marne, France, cla.oger@gmail.com

Co-Chair Labelle, Sarah – Université Paris Nord (Paris XIII), France, labellesarah@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Mossberger, Karen – Arizona State University, United States, karen.mossberger@asu.edu

Labelle, Sarah – Université Paris Nord (Paris XIII), France, labellesarah@gmail.com

Papers Digital India and Net Neutrality: Excluding Choice to Include People?

Saini, Gaurav – Jawaharlal Nehru University, India, togauravsaini@gmail.com

Governance of Transparency

Falconiery, Andressa – Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV), Brazil, andressafioravanti@gmail.com

Ruediger, Marco Aurelio – Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV), Brazil, marco.ruediger@fgv.br

Online-Participation among Social Groups: Men’s and Women’s Lack for Motivation

Schoettle, Sabrina – Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf, Germany, sabrina.schoettle@hhu.de

The ‘Crowd-Factor’ in Collective Action Online: Protest Mobilization Through Thai Facebook Pages

Sinpeng, Aim – University of Sydney, Australia, aim.sinpeng@sydney.edu.au

Grömping, Max – University of Sydney, Australia, max.groemping@sydney.edu.au

RC13.03 Comparative Democratization: Central Factors
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.5

Chair Croucher, Stephen – University of Jyväskylä, Finland, stephen.m.croucher@jyu.fi

Discussant(s) Caetano, João – Universidade Aberta, Portugal, relvaocaetano@gmail.com

Navia, Patricio – Universidad Diego Portales, Chile, pdn200@nyu.edu

Papers Challenges of Democracy: The Case of the Community of Portuguese Language Countries

Caetano, João – Universidade Aberta, Portugal, relvaocaetano@gmail.com

Martins, Alexandra – Universidade Aberta, Portugal, malexamartins@gmail.com

Chilean-Brazilian Political Class and Its Impact on Society

León, Edith – Universidade Federal do Rio Grande Do Sul, Brazil, edithjleon2000@yahoo.com

Democratic Values Before, During and After Authoritarian Rule: The Case of Chile, 1972-2015

Navia, Patricio – Universidad Diego Portales, Chile, pdn200@nyu.edu

Osorio, Rodrigo – Universidad Diego Portales, Chile, rosoriof@gmail.com

The Challenge of “Stateness” in Post-Soviet Democratisation: Taking Stock of Empirical Results

Podolian, Olena – Sodertorns hogskola, Sweden, olena.podolian@sh.se

RC14.30 Recognition of Ethnic and Racial Diversity
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.1

Chair Gardenier, Matthijs – Université de Montpellier III (Université Paul-Valéry), France, algardenier@yahoo.fr

Discussant(s) Bebler, Anton – University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, anton.bebler@fdv.uni-lj.si

Papers The Right of Property Between Constitutional Recognition and Cultural Identity

Falcão, Monique – Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, mqfalcao@gmail.com

Falbo, Ricardo – Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, neryfalbo@gmail.com

Kin-state Concept: Legal or just Political Issue?

Valentincic, Dejan – School of Advanced Social Studies, Slovenia, dejan.valentincic@gmail.com

Local Participation and Territorial Defense in Choco, Colombia: Struggles for Other Development

Tinel, Francois Xavier – Universidad Santo Tomás, Colombia, francoistinel@usantotomas.edu.co

Natalya Belitser: “Ukraine, Russia and Crimea: Policies Towards Crimean Tatar People Before and After Annexation of Crimea”

Popescu, Diana-Elena – London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom, d.e.popescu@lse.ac.uk

Natural Economic Zone India’s East Through India’s North East

Warjri, Manbor – North-Eastern Hill University, India, wmanbor@yahoo.com

Settler Nationalism, Indigenous Communities and the Problem of Authenticity: A New Interpretive Framework

Woods, Eric – University of East London, United Kingdom, e.t.woods@uel.ac.uk

RC17.06 Patterns of Political Capital, Social Capital and Cultural Capital in Europe, Asia, MENA and Latin America
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.E

Chair Zhong, Yang – Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China, zhongyang@sjtu.edu.cn

Discussant(s) Foa, Roberto – Harvard University, United States, foa@fas.harvard.edu

Papers Explaining Nationalism in Urban China

Zhong, Yang – Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China, zhongyang@sjtu.edu.cn

La participation des jeunes dans la vie socio-économique et politique

Amchich, Mohammed – MEDA Solutions, Morocco, amchich01mohammed@gmail.com

The Democratic Disconnect

Foa, Roberto – Harvard University, United States, foa@fas.harvard.edu

Mounk, Yascha – Harvard University, United States, mounk@fas.harvard.edu

Why Do Gender Gaps in Services Exist in Some Tunisian Localities?

Benstead, Lindsay – Portland State University, United States, benstead@pdx.edu

Why Does Patriotism Prevail? Contextual Explanations of Patriotism Across Countries

Ariely, Gal – Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel, galariel@bgu.ac.il

RC18.01 China at the crossroads of Nationalism and Regionalism
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.4

Chair Goncalves, Arnaldo – Universidad Catolica Portuguesa, Portugal, arnaldog@iacm.gov.mo

Co-Chair Pokharna, Bhawna – Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, India, bhawnap@rediffmail.com

Discussant(s) Kuteleva, Anna – University of Alberta, Canada, kuteleva@ualberta.ca

Papers China, One Part of a Community of Practice in Asia

Li, Xiaoyan – China University of Politics and Law, China, lxycupl@hotmail.com

China’s Maritime Silk Route Initiative: The Indian Perception

Pokharna, Bhawna – Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, India, bhawnap@rediffmail.com

China’s Pursuit of the “One Belt, One Road” Strategy

Goncalves, Arnaldo – Universidad Catolica Portuguesa, Portugal, arnaldog@iacm.gov.mo

Hierarchy as the Constant in Asian International Relations with Ideational Power as Its Foundation

Hsieh, Han-Hui – University of Southern California, United States, r98322010@ntu.edu.tw

RC18.21 The National Development for Equality in Asia
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.B

Chair Chang, Angelin – Cleveland State University, United States, a.chang75@csuohio.edu

Co-Chair Chang, Teh-Kuang – Ball State University, United States, tchang@bsu.edu

Discussant(s) Pempel, T.J. – University of California, Berkeley, United States, pempel@berkeley.edu

Papers Democracy, Meritocracy, and Development: A Comparative Study of China and India

Islam, Sadequl – Laurentian University Review, Canada, sislam@laurentian.ca

Education, Inequality and Islam in Xinjiang

McMurray, James – University of Sussex, United Kingdom, jtm241@gmail.com

Equity and Inclusivity in India’s Economic Growth in the Post-1990 Period: The Search for the Missing Link

Gupta, Sanjay – University of Lucknow, India, sanjaygupta_19666@yahoo.in

Reducing Economic Inequality In South Asia In The Post Liberalisation Era: The Gandhian Perspective

Bardia, Meena – Jai Narayan Vyas University, Jodhpur, India, drmeenabardia@gmail.com

RC19.10 Issues and Challenges before Women Empowerment in Asia
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.F

Chair Bajpai, Arunoday – Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University, Agra, India, arunodaybajpai@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Chandel, Nittam – Swami Vivekanand Government College Ghumarwin, India, nittam@gmail.com

Mokta, Shriya – Himachal Pradesh University, India, shriyamokta1995@gmail.com

Papers Content Analysis Study of Print Media Reportage on Gender Politics and Violence Against Women

Khan, Insha – No affiliation, India, khaninsha18@gmail.com

Poothullil John, Mathew Martin – University of Mumbai, India, pjmathewmartin@gmail.com

Srinivas, Manjula – KC College, India, manjulashrinivas@gmail.com

Gender and the Rights Based Approach to Development in India

Basu, Rumki – Jamia Millia Islamia, India, mailtorumkibasu@gmail.com

Issues and Challenges Before Women Empowerment in Asia – A case of Extreme Inequality in the Form of Declining Sex Ratio Across North Indian States

Jain, Aarushi – Indus Intenational University, India, aarushi1@rediffmail.com

Woman Empowerment Through Higher Education and Economic Independence: A Myth or a Reality?

Kapila, Renu – Punjabi University, India, rennuganesh@gmail.com

RC19.11 Men and Politics: Exploring Descriptive Overrepresentation
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.5

Chair Steele, Jackie F. – University of Tokyo, Japan, jfsteeleresearch@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Bjarnegard, Elin – Uppsala Universitet, Sweden, elin.bjarnegard@statsvet.uu.se

Papers Double-Duty Politics: How Electing and Appointing Minority Women Can Keep Majority Men in Power

Hughes, Melanie – University of Pittsburgh, United States, hughesm@pitt.edu

Female Bullies? Speech Interruption, Men, and the Representation of Women

Och, Malliga – University of Denver, United States, malliga@me.com

Gender Quotas and the Crisis of the Mediocre Man: Theory and Evidence from Sweden

Folke, Olle – Uppsala Universitet, Sweden, olle.folke@statsvet.uu.se

Rickne, Johanna – Research Institute of Industrial Economics, Sweden, johanna.rickne@ifn.se

Male Overrepresentation and Male Homosexuality: How to Define the Suited Sexual Behavior?

Graziani, Ghislain – Université Paris Diderot (Paris 7), France, graziani_ghis@hotmail.com

Manhood, Power, and Politics in Korea: The 2016 General Election Case Study

Yoon, Jiso – University of Kansas, United States, jyoon@ku.edu

Moon, Kyounghee – Changwon National University, South Korea, khmoon@changwon.ac.kr

RC20.05 New Research into Political Finance and Political Corruption
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.B

Chair De Figueiredo, Fernanda Odilla – King’s College London, United Kingdom, feodilla@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Jimenez, Fernando – University of Murcia, Spain, fjimesan@um.es

Papers Assessing the Threat of Nexus Between Organized Crime and Democratic Politics: Mapping the Factors

Uribe Burcher, Catalina – International IDEA, Sweden, c.uribeburcher@idea.int

How Do Publicly Funded Nonprofits View Corruption?

Goldman, Paulina – Rider University, United States, pgoldman@rider.edu

Political Finance Reforms as Meanse to Preserve Rent Extraction by Parties

García-Viñuela, Enrique – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, garciavi@der.ucm.es

Preventing Conflicts of Interests: Legislative Debates and the Framing of Political Morality

Juillet, Luc – University of Ottawa, Canada, ljuillet@uottawa.ca

Phelippeau, Eric – Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense (Paris X), France, eric.phelippeau@u-paris10.fr

RC22.13 Political Communication and Participation in a Digital Age
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 0.B

Chair Sorice, Michele – Libera Universita Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli, Italy, msorice@luiss.it

Discussant(s) Raynauld, Vincent – Emerson College, United States, vincent_raynauld@emerson.edu

Papers Communicative Functions in the Social Interaction Between the Candidates and the Constituents During Parliamentary Election Campaigning in Finland

Tuokko, Mari – Aalto University, Finland, mari.tuokko@gmail.com

Laaksonen, Salla-Maaria – University of Helsinki, Finland, salla.laaksonen@helsinki.fi

Nelimarkka, Matti – Helsinki Institute for Information Technology (HIIT), Finland, matti.nelimarkka@hiit.fi

Valkonen, Tarja – University of Jyväskylä, Finland, tarja.valkonen@jyu.fi

Managing Communication in the Process of Effective Political Campaign Making

Sempach, Marek – Uniwersytet Łódzki, Poland, sempach@uni.lodz.pl

The Effect of Social Media on Media Capture and Government Accountability

Kocak, Korhan – Princeton University, United States, kkocak@princeton.edu

The Effects of Political Communications on Youth Political Engagement in the 2012 Mexican Presidential Election

Diaz Jimenez, Oniel Francisco – Universidad de Guanajuato, Mexico, ofdj2001@yahoo.com.mx

Who Influences and Who is Influenced in Social Media? The Latent Power of Social Media

Evangelia N., Markaki – Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, markakievi@yahoo.gr

Chadjipadelis, Theodore – Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, chadji@polsci.auth.gr

RC23.27 Advances in the Study of Public Opinion
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.3

Chair Deshpande, Rajeshwari – University of Pune, India, rajeshwari.deshpande@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Rydz, Michal – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, michal_rydz@yahoo.com

Steiner, Nils – Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, Germany, steiner@politik.uni-mainz.de

Papers Age as a Factor of Inequality in Voter Turnout: A Study of 17 Voting Rounds in France

Dormagen, Jean-Yves – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, jean-yves.dormagen@laposte.net

Michel, Laura – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, laura.michel@univ-montp1.fr

Can Interviews Tell Us Anything About the Effects of Electoral Campaigns? An In-depth Qualitative Survey of French Voters (2011-2013)

Boncourt, Thibaud – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, t.boncourt@gmail.com

Electoral Democracy, Inequality, and Popular Support for the Use of Referendums in Europe

Donovan, Todd – Western Washington University, United States, todd.donovan@wwu.edu

Bowler, Shaun – University of California, Riverside, United States, shaun.bowler@ucr.edu

Emotional Communication in TV Election Debates

Kimmich, Morgane – London South Bank University, United Kingdom, kimmichm@lsbu.ac.uk

Winners, Losers, and Government Turnover: The Impact of Election Outcome on Political Efficacy

Kim, Taehee – Keio University, Japan, k.taehee.321@gmail.com

RC25.12 What is “New” About the “New” Public Health Policy?
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 109

Chair Brandon, William – University of North Carolina at Charlotte, United States, wilbrand@uncc.edu

Discussant(s) Kelaher, Margaret – The University of Melbourne, Australia, mkelaher@unimelb.edu.au

Papers Le déploiement d’une politique de régulation de la qualité des soins: enseignements du cas français

Waelli, Mathias – Ecole des hautes études en santé publique (EHESP), France, mathias.waelli@ehesp.fr

New Approach to Global Multi-Disciplinary Public Health Education: Western’s Case-Based MPH Program

Thind, Amardeep – Western University, Canada, athind2@uwo.ca

Old Wine in New Skins? Germany’s Public Policy on Health Promotion and Prevention

Loer, Kathrin – Fern Universitat Hagen, Germany, kathrin.loer@fernuni-hagen.de

RC27.09 Public Administration and the Digital Turn
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.D

Chair Fleischer, Julia – Universitetet i Bergen, Norway, julia.fleischer@uib.no

Papers How Does a State Application Interface Govern? Materialities of Digital Reconfiguration in French Public Administration

Alauzen, Marie – Mines ParisTech, France, marie.alauzen@mines-paristech.fr

Making Social Media Take Roots into Government Soil: A Case Study on Seoul Metropolitan Government

Lee, Sam Youl – Yonsei University, South Korea, samyoul@yonsei.ac.kr

Kim, Hyun Gon – Yonsei University, South Korea, hyungonkim@me.com

The Use of Social Media in German Local Governments

Veit, Sylvia – Universität Kassel, Germany, sveit@uni-kassel.de

Scholz, Simon – Universität Kassel, Germany, simon.scholz@uni-kassel.de

RC28.04 Dynamic De/Centralization in Federations (2): The Monolingual Federations
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 108

Chair Dardanelli, Paolo – University of Kent, United Kingdom, p.dardanelli@kent.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Brown, A J – Griffith University, Australia, a.j.brown@griffith.edu.au

Papers A Century of Centralisation in Australian Federalism

Fenna, Alan – Curtin University of Technology, Australia, a.fenna@curtin.edu.au

Dynamic De/Centralization in Germany

Vogel, Stephan – Universität zu Köln, Germany, stephan.vogel@wiso.uni-koeln.de

Measuring Policy Centralization and Decentralization in the United States: 1789-2010

Kincaid, John – Lafayette College, United States, meynerc@lafayette.edu

RC30.28 Politics of Social Risks in East Asian Welfare States
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.2

Chair Chung, Moo Kwon – Yonsei University, South Korea, chungmk@yonsei.ac.kr

Discussant(s) Kim, Yeong-Soon – Seoul National University of Science and Technology, South Korea, isola@seoultech.ac.kr

Kwon, Soonmee – Employment and Labor Training Institute, South Korea, smkwon7@koreatech.ac.kr

Papers Beyond the End of Reform: The Emerging New Dynamics of Pension Reform in Japan

Ito, Takeshi – Senshu University, Japan, tito@isc.senshu-u.ac.jp

Organizational Structure of Labor Unions and Variance in Solidarity Among Workers: Implications for Welfare State Building

Yang, Jae-jin – Yonsei University, South Korea, jjyang@yonsei.ac.kr

Kwon, Hyeok Yong – Korea University, South Korea, hkwon@korea.ac.kr

Politics of Welfare Reforms Without Tax Increase in Japan and South Korea: Dynamics of Blame Avoidance Politics and Credit-claiming Politics

Choi, Young Jun – Yonsei University, South Korea, sspyjc@yonsei.ac.kr

Choi, Jongho – Seoul National University, South Korea, jchoi11@snu.ac.kr

Rebirth and Transformation of Bismarckian and Beveridge Models: Exploring the Changing Governance of Pension Reforms in East Asia

Shi, Shih-Jiunn – National Taiwan University, Taiwan, sjshi@ntu.edu.tw

Yeh, Chung-Yang – Academia Sinica, United Kingdom, chungyang.yeh@gmail.com

Social Risk Responses of Self-Employed Workers and the Policy Logic of East Asian Welfare States

Ahn, Jong-Soon – Korea University, South Korea, jsahn016@naver.com

RC30.30 Social Development in Middle Income Countries
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.I

Chair Ramesh, M – National University of Singapore, Singapore, mramesh@nus.edu.sg

Discussant(s) Bali, Azad Singh – Murdoch University, Australia, azadsinghbali@gmail.com

Papers Health Policy and Governance in Brazil, China, Indonesia, and India

Ramesh, M – National University of Singapore, Singapore, mramesh@nus.edu.sg

Bali, Azad Singh – Murdoch University, Australia, azadsinghbali@gmail.com

Interest Groups and Social Policy, Chile 2011-2015

Segovia, Carolina – Universidad Diego Portales, Chile, csegoviauc@gmail.com

Gamboa, Ricardo – Universidad de Chile, Chile, rgamboa@uchile.cl

Policy Mimicry, Institutional Isomorphism, and Middle Income Traps: Lessons For and From China, Thailand, and South Korea

Ramesh, M – National University of Singapore, Singapore, mramesh@nus.edu.sg

Howlett, Michael – Simon Fraser University, Canada, howlett@sfu.ca

Social Policy at State-Level in Mexico: Reducing or Increasing Cross-state Inequalities in the Provision of Social Benefits?

Medrano Buenrostro, Anahely – Benemérita Universidad Autonoma de Puebla, Mexico, anahely@gmail.com

RC31.07 Modus Vivendi and the Problem of Inequalities of Power
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.A

Chair Willems, Ulrich – Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Germany, ulrich.willems@uni-muenster.de

Co-Chair Westphal, Manon – Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Germany, manon.westphal@uni-muenster.de

Discussant(s) Horton, John – Keele University, United Kingdom, j.horton@keele.ac.uk

Papers Public Reasons and Substantive Bioethical Arguments

Wenner, Fabian – Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Germany, fabian.wenner@gmx.de

Relating Modus Vivendi Theory and Institutional Design

Westphal, Manon – Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Germany, manon.westphal@uni-muenster.de

The Circumstances and Uses of Modus Vivendi

Willems, Ulrich – Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Germany, ulrich.willems@uni-muenster.de

The Priority of Politics to Morality: Two Versions of Practice-dependent Liberalism

Gentile, Valentina – Libera Universita Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli, Italy, vgentile@luiss.it

Why Theorize Modus Vivendi?

Wendt, Fabian – Universität Bielefeld, Germany, fabian.wendt@uni-bielefeld.de

RC32.01 “Making Sense Together”: Specialized Knowledge and Collective Understanding in the Policy Process
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.G

Chair Corbett, Jack – University of Southampton, United Kingdom, j.corbett@soton.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Nekola, Martin – Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic, nekola@fsv.cuni.cz

Papers Actors, Ideas and Values: Methodological Challenges of the Relationship Between Technicians and Users in the Evaluation of Public Policies

Laisner, Regina – Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP), Brazil, laisner.regina@gmail.com

Building Trust Takes More Than Two: The Impact of Program Design on Caseworker-Beneficiary Relationships

Sonat, Duygu – Universitat Potsdam, Germany, dsonat@uni-potsdam.de

Community-based Participatory Initiatives: Unifying Soft Power Agendas for Human Development of Traditional Communities

Castro, Carlos Potiara – Universidade de Brasília, Brazil, carlos.potiara@riseup.net

From Puzzling to Powering: Coping with Multiple Knowledge While Reaching an Administrative Decision

Maczalová, Martina – Comenius University, Slovakia, maczalova@hotmail.com

Sedlacko, Michal – University of Applied Sciences Technikum Wien, Austria, sedlacko@ihs.ac.at

Knowledge Performativity and Social Change: A Case Study of a Polish Non-governmental Organisation

Koltun, Aleksandra – Maria Curie-Sklodowska University, Poland, aleksandra.koltun@gmail.com

RC32.13 Meaning War and the Policy Process
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.D

Chair Fischer, Frank – Universität Kassel, Germany, ffischer@gmx.com

Co-Chair Zittoun, Philippe – École nationale des travaux publics de l’Etat, France, pzittoun@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Fischer, Frank – Universität Kassel, Germany, ffischer@gmx.com

Papers Battlefields of Meaning Wars: The Relevance of Policy Fields and Their Structure

Pollex, Jan – Universitat Osnabrück, Germany, jan.pollex@uni-osnabrueck.de

Domination Without War? The New “Consensual” Meaning of Educational Innovation in France

Allam, Marie-Charlotte – Sciences Po Grenoble, France, mariecharlotte.allam@etu-iepg.fr

The Implementation of “Aquifer Contracts” in Morocco: The Continuation of Meaning Wars Within the Territories

Del Vecchio, Kévin – Université Lumière Lyon 2, France, kevin.del-vecchio@sciencespo-lyon.fr

Barone, Sylvain – Institut national de recherche en sciences et technologies pour l’environnement et l’agriculture (Irstea), France, sylvain.barone@irstea.fr

RC32.21 Policy Learning Through Reflection, Experience and Evaluation
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.C

Chair Dunlop, Claire – University of Exeter, United Kingdom, c.a.dunlop@exeter.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Legrand, Tim – Australian National University, Australia, tim.legrand@anu.edu.au

Papers Learning and the Central Banks: An Agency-Based and Process-Oriented Approach

Yagci, Mustafa – Koç University, Turkey, muyagci@ku.edu.tr

Learning from Implementation: The Role of Implementing Agencies in Common Agricultural Policy Reforms

Polman, Daniel – Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands, d.polman@fm.ru.nl

Mutual Learners or Strategic Agents? Actors in Collaborative Innovation Processes

Stevens, Vidar – Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium, vidar.stevens@uantwerpen.be

Verhoest, Koen – Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium, koen.verhoest@uantwerpen.be

Policy Learning and Pragmatism: An Application to the Analysis of Independent Regulatory Agencies

Guaschino, Edoardo – Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, edoardo.guaschino@unil.ch

Policy Learning in the Face of Complexity: The Case of EU Biotechnology Regulation

Daviter, Falk – Universitat Potsdam, Germany, daviter@uni-potsdam.de

RC34.07 New Spaces for Democracy?
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.7

Chair Asenbaum, Hans – University of Westminster, United Kingdom, h.asenbaum@westminster.ac.uk

Discussant(s) De Nève, Dorothée – Justus-Liebig-Universität Giessen, Germany, mail@deneve.de

Touchton, Michael – Boise State University, United States, miketouchton@boisestate.edu

Papers Enhancing Citizen Participation in Local Democracy: A Case Study of the New Left Government in Madrid

Mota Consejero, Fabiola – Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain, fmconsejero@gmail.com

Institutional Innovations in Citizen Participation Methodologies for Urban and Land Use Planning

Hernandez, Andres – Universidad de Los Andes – Colombia, Colombia, ahernand@uniandes.edu.co

Participative Democracy and Gender Stereotypes: The Case of the Popular Neighborhoods of Marseille, France

Lang, Marion – Université Jean Monnet, France, marion.lang@univ-st-etienne.fr

Urban Governance: Formal and Informal Citizen Participation Strategies in Bogota

Vásquez González, Lorena – Universidad Jorge Tadeo Lozano, Colombia, lorena.vasquez@uah.es

What (If Anything) Would Justify Blocking Public Deliberation? The Case for Belgian Parliamentary Counterdeliberative Practices

Pitseys, John – Centre de recherche et d’information sociopolitique, Belgium, j.pitseys@crisp.be

RC42.10 The Two Koreas and Inter-Korean Relations
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 0.A

Chair Kim, Yong Ho – Inha University, South Korea, kimyh1358@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Levkowitz, Alon – Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel, chtkhe@walla.com

Papers “Business-as-Usual” Dressed Up as “Green Economy”? A Critical Review of Green Growth Policy in South Korea

Kang, Yi hyun – Free University Berlin, Germany, yh.kang@fu-berlin.de

Gaining International Prestige Through Nuclear Technology: A Comparison of North and South Korea’s Nuclear Ambitions

Hermanns, Heike – Gyeongsang National University, South Korea, hdhermanns@yahoo.com

Keeping Up With the Kims: The Consequences of Sanctions on Nuclear Proliferation

Musa, Anthony – Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, United States, amusa@miis.edu

Mongering “Democracy for Peace” in North Korea and Building East Asian Regional Security Community

Kim, HeaKyeong – Korea University, South Korea, sse_gang@naver.com

Im, Hyug Baeg – Korea University, South Korea, hyugbaeg@hanmail.net

RC43.12 Sectarian Violence: The Impact of Changing Regional Politics and International Relations
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.H

Chair Sakai, Keiko – Chiba University, Japan, keikosak@chiba-u.jp

Discussant(s) Suechika, Kota – Ritsumeikan University, Japan, suechika@ir.ritsumei.ac.jp

Papers A Critique of Constitutional Secularism in India

Patnaik, Arun – University of Hyderabad, India, akpatnaik1@yahoo.com

Mobilizing Sectarianism in the Changing Regional and International Politics: The Case of Iraq

Yamao, Dai – Kyushu University, Japan, daiyamao@scs.kyushu-u.ac.jp

Praxis of Hinduism and Hindutva: Swami Paripoornananda’s Activism and Implications for Secular Discourse

Sirapangi, S Swaroop – University of Hyderabad, India, ssanthiswaroop@hotmail.com

RC50.07 Language Politics in Turkey
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.2

Chair Dupré, Jean-François – Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong S.A.R., China, jfdupre@connect.hku.hk

Discussant(s) Gellman, Mneesha – Emerson College, United States, mneesha@gmail.com

Papers Langage Humoristique dans Les Mouvements d’«#Occupy» – Le Modèle de Gezi

Basural, Idil – Université Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV), France, idilbsrl@hotmail.com

Language Regimes and State Traditions in Five Counties: Armenia, Iran, Iraq, Turkey, and Syria

Sheyholislami, Jaffer – Carleton University, Canada, jaffer.sheyholislami@carleton.ca

Minority Language and Territory in Turkey and Spain: State Language Policies in Comparative Perspective

Carbonneau, Jean-Rémi – Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), Canada, carbonneau.jean_remi@courrier.uqam.ca

Okcuoglu, Dilan – Queen’s University, Canada, 8do@queensu.ca

“What If They All Start Demanding It?” Online Presence of Circassian, Kurdish and Laz Associations Advocating Linguistic Rights

Turk, Gulsah – Yildiz Technical University, Turkey, gulsahturk1987@gmail.com

RC51.18 The International Political Economy of Energy
Monday, July 25 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.J

Chair Lawrence, Andrew – Vienna School of International Studies, Austria, andrew.lawrence@da-vienna.ac.at

Discussant(s) Goldthau, Andreas – Central European University, Hungary, andreas@goldthau.com

Papers A Gendered Perspective on Energy Transformations

Fraune, Cornelia – Universität Siegen, Germany, cornelia.fraune@uni-siegen.de

Producing and Consuming “Green Transitions”: Challenges and Strategies

Lawrence, Andrew – Vienna School of International Studies, Austria, andrew.lawrence@da-vienna.ac.at

What Does a Public Policy Lens Tell us on the IPE of Global Energy Governance?

Goldthau, Andreas – Central European University, Hungary, andreas@goldthau.com

Sitter, Nick – BI Norwegian Business School, Norway, nick.sitter@bi.no

Tuesday, July 26 (Day 3) | 09:00-10:45

CS01.02 Aspects of Representation and Inequality
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 3.3

Chair González Villa, Carlos – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, cgonzalezvilla@ucm.es

Co-Chair Stier, Sebastian – GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany, sebastian.stier@gesis.org

Discussant(s) González Villa, Carlos – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, cgonzalezvilla@ucm.es

Papers Euroscepticism in Eastern Europe: Ideological Transversality in the New Far Right

Veiga, Francisco – Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain, francisco.veiga@uab.cat

González Villa, Carlos – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, cgonzalezvilla@ucm.es

Identity Politics Versus Class Politics? Struggles Over Inequality: A New Zealand Case Study

Edwards, Bryce – University of Otago, New Zealand, bryce.edwards@otago.ac.nz

Manipulating Forms of Government in the Contemporary World

Zaznaev, Oleg – Kazan Federal University, Russia, ozaznaev@rambler.ru

Opposition in Authoritarian Regime-case Study of the Russian Non-Systemic Opposition

Nadskakuła-Kaczmarczyk, Olga – The Pontifical University of John Paul II in Cracow, Poland, onad@op.pl

The Israeli Likud Party’s Phyletism as a Key to its Survival and Success

Ben-Rafael Galanti, Sigal – Beit Berl College, Israel, sigalbrg@gmail.com

CS02.06 Citizenship, Mega-development Projects, and the Future of Democracy in the Global South
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 3.5

Chair Hatcher, Pascale – Ritsumeikan University, Japan, hatcher@fc.ritsumei.ac.jp

Discussant(s) Falbo, Ricardo – Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, neryfalbo@gmail.com

Papers “Extractivism” and Social Resistance in Bolivia

De La Fuente, Manuel – Universidad Mayor de San Simon, Bolivia, mdelafuente@hotmail.com

Community Development Associations and Nigeria’s Oil Village Communities: Participation, Struggles and Representation

Nwokolo, Ndubuisi – No affiliation, United Kingdom, ndnwokolo@yahoo.com

Mining and Political Participation in Mongolia

Hatcher, Pascale – Ritsumeikan University, Japan, hatcher@fc.ritsumei.ac.jp

Neo Liberal Development: Tribal Exclusion

Gunti, Ravinder – Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Open University, India, guntiravi@yahoo.com

Vulnerability, Disasters and Urbanization in Peripheral Areas: The Case of Vila Velha (ES, Brazil)

Sathler, Marcelo – Universidade Vila Velha, Brazil, marcelosathler.br@gmail.com

Da-Silva-Rosa, Teresa – Universidade Vila Velha, Brazil, tsrosaprof@yahoo.com.br

Why Can’t We Be friends? Or, Why Disciplines, Images and Levels of Analysis Should Coexist in the Study of Transboundary Water Politics

Menga, Filippo – University of Manchester, United Kingdom, filippo.menga@manchester.ac.uk

CS04.43 L’actualité du clivage nord-sud
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 3.A

Chair Eboko, Fred – Université Paris Descartes (Paris V), France, fred.eboko@wanadoo.fr

Co-Chair Gazibo, Mamoudou – Université de Montréal, Canada, mamoudou.gazibo@umontreal.ca

Discussant(s) Kacker, Snehil – University of Delhi, India, snehilkacker1@gmail.com

Papers Circulation de médicaments entre les Suds (Inde, Kenya): entre régulation et contradictions de l’ordre pharmaceutique global

Quet, Mathieu – Institut de Recherche pour le Développement, France, mathieu.quet@ird.fr

Gouvernance et sida en Afrique. Les instances de délibération transnationales de l’action publique en Afrique. Le cas des instances de coordination nationales du Fonds mondial

Eboko, Fred – Université Paris Descartes (Paris V), France, fred.eboko@wanadoo.fr

Le changement en politique étrangère et son impact dans les relations bilatérales. Le cas des relations turco-iraniennes

Karakas, Duygu – Université d’Auvergne (Clermont-Ferrand I), France, duygu.karakas87@gmail.com

L’émergence et le retournement du clivage nord-sud. Vers une reconfiguration (irréversible) des relations internationales?

Zacharie, Mgbamine Sarre – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, zmgbamin@ulb.ac.be

Re-/Devenir “indigène” – les communautés rurales au Pérou face à l’exploitation minière multinationale

Mick, Carola – Université Paris Descartes (Paris V), France, carola.mick@ceped.org

«La reconfiguration du clivage Nord-Sud à l’épreuve des migrations Sud-Sud»

Yombo Sembe, Eugène Arnaud – Université de Yaoundé II, Cameroon, arnaudyombo@yahoo.fr

«Une main de fer dans un gang de velours, le charme trompeur du modèle gagnant-gagnant dans l’analyse de la coopération Chine-Afrique»

Mandjem, Yves Paul – Institut des relations internationales du Cameroun, Cameroon, yvesmandjem_2006@yahoo.fr

CS04.65 Renewing Geopolitcs Perspectives. Theories and Case Studies on South-American Conjunctures
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 2.2

Chair Rascovan, Alejandro – Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Cientificas y Tecnicas (CONICET), Argentina, alejandrorascovan@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Rascovan, Alejandro – Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Cientificas y Tecnicas (CONICET), Argentina, alejandrorascovan@gmail.com

Papers Argentina and the Geopolitics of Food Security

Wetzel, Magdalena – Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina, maggiewetzel@gmail.com

Security Inequalities in North America: Reassessing Regional Security Complex Theory

Kilroy, Richard – Coastal Carolina University, United States, kilroyrj@gmail.com

Through the Uruguay River. Geopolitics of Regional Infrastructure and Mobility Within MERCOSUR and UNASUR: The Case of Paso de los Libres and Uruguaiana

Rascovan, Alejandro – Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Cientificas y Tecnicas (CONICET), Argentina, alejandrorascovan@gmail.com

Vraem 2012-2016: Analyze About Policies Against the Narcoterrorism in Peru

Calmet, Yasmin – Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil, yasmincalmet@gmail.com

De Oliveira, Elton Bruno – Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil, brunorussel@gmail.com

CS05.22 Parties and Elections in the Wake of the Economic Crisis
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 3.2

Chair Washida, Hidekuni – Waseda University, Japan, h.washida@aoni.waseda.jp

Co-Chair Higashijima, Masaaki – Waseda University, Japan, higashij@aoni.waseda.jp

Discussant(s) Washida, Hidekuni – Waseda University, Japan, h.washida@aoni.waseda.jp

Higashijima, Masaaki – Waseda University, Japan, higashij@aoni.waseda.jp

Papers Battling Inequality Under Compulsory Voting

Tunc, Muhterem Merve – The University of Reading, United Kingdom, m.m.tunc@pgr.reading.ac.uk

Is the Deterrent Effect of Election Observation Effective in Nigeria: A Gap Analysis

Nwanegbo, Chukwuemeka Jaja Innocent – Federal University Wukari, Wukari Nigeria, Nigeria, cjajanwanegbo5@gmail.com

Ndubuisi Nweke, Eugene – Ebonyi State University, Nigeria, enweke1@gmail.com

Leftwing Parties After the Electoral Reform

Gallo, Adriana – Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Cientificas y Tecnicas (CONICET), Argentina, doctoraag75@hotmail.com

The Swiss Vision of Europe: Discourse and Dynamics of the Governmental Parties (2000-2010)

Dellagi, Adel – Université de Fribourg, Switzerland, adel.dellagi@sciencespo-lyon.fr

CS05.31 Subsidiarity and Politics at the Municipal Level
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 2.5

Chair Nyong’o Anyang’, Peter – University of Nairobi, Kenya, nyongoanyang@gmail.com

Co-Chair Rivera-Ottenberger, Anny – University of Massachusetts, Boston, United States, anny.rivera@umb.edu

Discussant(s) Rimkute, Dovile – Ludwig-Maximilians Universität München (LMU), Germany, dovile.rimke@gmail.com

Papers Central and Local Governments’ Relations in Poland

Miernik, Rafał – Jan Kochanowski University, Poland, rmiernik@yahoo.ca

Local Autonomy and Subsidiarity: A Two-way Principle

Keunen, Stef – Universiteit Hasselt, Belgium, stef.keunen@uhasselt.be

The Agenda Setting of Sustainable Urban Food Policies: The Case of Montpellier Méditerranée Métropole

Michel, Laura – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, laura.michel@univ-montp1.fr

The Career Paths of Lithuanian Mayors

Lazauskienė, Aistė – Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania, aiste.lazauskiene@gmail.com

Mikalauskas, Arvydas – Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania, a.mikalauskas@pmdf.vdu.lt

Bucaite Vilke, Jurga – Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania, j.bucaite@smf.vdu.lt

Theory and Practice of Decentralized Governance and Development in India

Giri, Nivedita – University of Delhi, India, niveditagpradhan@gmail.com

CS06.25 The Politics of Political Science: Pluralism or Hierarchies of Knowledge?
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 2.4

Chair Johnson, Carol – University of Adelaide, Australia, carol.johnson@adelaide.edu.au

Discussant(s) Buquet, Daniel – Universidad de la Republica, Uruguay, dbuquet@gmail.com

Papers 35 Years of IPSR: a Map of the Methodological Preferences in IPSR’s Articles

Lenine, Enzo – Universidade Federal do Rio Grande Do Sul, Brazil, leninelima@gmail.com

Mörschbächer, Melina – Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, melina.ufrgs@gmail.com

Peres, Paulo – Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, peres.ps@gmail.com

Comparing and Ranking Democracy: Politics of a Concept and Its Measurement

Baskavak, Yetkin – Yildiz Technical University, Turkey, baskavak@yahoo.com

Retracing the Political in Gramsci’s and Foucault’s Analysis of Power

Zafer, Aylin – Goethe Universität Frankfurt am Main, Germany, zafer@soz.uni-frankfurt.de

MT05.04 Recall Referendum Around the World: Towards a More Accountable Government or a New Model of Representation?
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.C

Chair Welp, Yanina – Universität Zürich, Switzerland, yanina.welp@zda.uzh.ch

Discussant(s) Morel, Laurence – Université de Lille II – Droit et Santé, France, laurence.morel@univ-lille2.fr

Whitehead, Laurence – University of Oxford, United Kingdom, laurence.whitehead@nuffield.ox.ac.uk

Papers Ecuador: The Importance of Institutional Design

Castellanos, Ana Sofia – Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLASCO), Ecuador, anasofiacastellanos@gmail.com

Welp, Yanina – Universität Zürich, Switzerland, yanina.welp@zda.uzh.ch

Recall in German Municipalities: Comparison within a Federal State

Geissel, Brigitte – Goethe Universität Frankfurt am Main, Germany, bgeissel@netscape.net

The Polish Recall Experience Revisited

Kasprowicz, Dominika – Cracow Pedagogical University, Poland, d_kasprowicz@wp.pl

Serdült, Uwe – Universität Zürich, Switzerland, uwe.serdult@zda.uzh.ch

The Recall in Japan

Okamoto, Mitsuhiko – Tokai University, Japan, okamoto3@keyaki.cc.u-tokai.ac.jp

The Recall: The Political Effects of an Overlooked Institution

Qvortrup, Matt – Coventry University, United Kingdom, matt.qvortrup@coventry.ac.uk

RC01.05 The Empirical Study of Authoritarian Threat Perceptions: Conceptual and Methodological Challenges
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 2.5

Chair Schedler, Andreas – Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas, Mexico, andreas.schedler@cide.edu

Discussant(s) Bogaards, Matthijs – Central European University, Hungary, visbogaards@ceu.edu

Papers The Disturbing Normality of Protest under Authoritarianism

Schedler, Andreas – Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas, Mexico, andreas.schedler@cide.edu

Threat Ecologies and Authoritarian Onset

Slater, Dan – University of Chicago, United States, slater@uchicago.edu

Fenner, Sofia – The University of Chicago, United States, sfenner@uchicago.edu

Threat Perceptions and the Collection of Information on Popular Discontent in Autocracies

Dimitrov, Martin – Tulane University, United States, mdimitro@tulane.edu

Threats, Coalitions, and State Violence: A Comparative Study of Egypt and Chile

Lachapelle, Jean – University of Toronto, Canada, jean.lachapelle@mail.utoronto.ca

RC03.01 Centrifugalizm and Referenda in Europe: EU vs. the Challenges of Grexit, Brexit, Scotland, and Crimea
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 108

Chair Biskup, Przemyslaw – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, p.biskup@wp.pl

Discussant(s) Zdaniuk, Bartlomiej – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, bartlomiej.zdaniuk@uw.edu.pl

Papers Brexit: Why the UK Has Come So Close to Leaving the European Union

Webber, Douglas – No affiliation, France, douglas.webber@insead.edu

Economic Aspects in National Independence Debates: The Cases of Scotland and Catalonia

Winkler, Krzysztof – British Socio-Political Studies Research Group Britannia, Poland, winkler.k@op.pl

Scotland at the Crossroads: From Brexit to Neverrendum

Czapiewski, Tomasz – University of Szczecin, Poland, tomekczapiewski@gmail.com

The Processes of European Integration and Disintegration

Anders, Lisa H. – Universitat Potsdam, Germany, lisa.anders@uni-potsdam.de

Eppler, Annegret – University of Innsbruck, Austria, annegret.eppler@uibk.ac.at

Tuntschew, Thomas – Universitat Potsdam, Germany, tuntschew@uni-potsdam.de

RC05.05 Central and Local Governments’ Relations: Territorial Differentiation and Policy Sectors
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.G

Chair Artioli, Francesca – University of Oxford, United Kingdom, francesca.artioli@sciencespo.fr

Discussant(s) Galanti, Maria Tullia – Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, maria.galanti@unimi.it

Chauvel, Jeanne – Université Panthéon-Assas (Paris II), France, jeannechauvel@hotmail.fr

Papers Explaining Decentralization and Recentralization in Health System Governance: Italy and Denmark Compared

Terlizzi, Andrea – Scuola Normale Superiore, Italy, andrea.terlizzi@sns.it

Fiscal Federalism and Urban Land Privatization in Russia, 1990-2015

McGraw Olive, Marsha – Kadir Has University, Turkey, mmolive2014@gmail.com

French Public Engineering Removal in the Water Field: Paradoxes of a Two Opposite but Gathered Trends

Dedieu, Claire – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, claire.dedieu@irstea.fr

Barone, Sylvain – Institut national de recherche en sciences et technologies pour l’environnement et l’agriculture (Irstea), France, sylvain.barone@irstea.fr

The Public Funding of “Security” Projects in England and Wales, France, and Italy: How Much? Where? For Whose Benefit?

Menichelli, Francesca – University of Oxford, United Kingdom, francesca.menichelli@crim.ox.ac.uk

RC06.03 Contention Politics and International State-building in the Balkans
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 2.1

Chair Vardari, Alma – Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel, vardari@bgu.ac.il

Papers The Impact of Social Movements on Policy Outcomes in Partly-free Democracies: Evidence from the “Citizens for Macedonia” Movement

Stefanovski, Ivan – Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane (SUM), Italy, ivan.stefanovski@sns.it

The “Creation” of a New Generation of Protesters in Romania. Frame Expansion, Opportunity Structures and Mobilization Channels During the Anti-Austerity Protests 2011/ 2012

Rammelt, Henry – Université Lumière Lyon 2, France, henry.rammelt@sciencespo-lyon.fr

Time of Discontent: the Economic Crisis and New Forms of Political Representation in the Western Balkans?

Milošević, Aleksandar – University of Belgrade, Serbia, aleksandar.milosevic@fpn.bg.ac.rs

Dzuverovic, Nemanja – University of Belgrade, Serbia, nemanja.dzuverovic@fpn.bg.ac.rs

RC07.04 Gender Politics in an Unequal World
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.2

Chair Van Wyk, Jo-Ansie – University of South Africa, South Africa, vwykjak@unisa.ac.za

Papers A Female Domestic Worker’s Travel and Urban Story: Understanding “Urban” in Her Eyes

Kara, Hilal – Middle East Technical University, Turkey, hilal.kara@yahoo.com

Gender Identity: A Comprehensive Image of Iranian Women and Affective Movements

Abdi, Zhaleh – Kocaeli University, Turkey, zhaleh.abdi@ymail.com

Putting Sex into International Discourse: A Foucaldian Reading of Negotiating Sexual Rights at the UN

Khillare, Tishya – Jawaharlal Nehru University, India, tishya.khillare@gmail.com

Understanding Gender Justice in the South African Women’s Movement: Activism Around Gender Based Violence

Gouws, Amanda – Universiteit Stellenbosch, South Africa, ag1@sun.ac.za

Why Do Not You Have a Scarf Listening to the Voice of Young Feminists in Iran and Turkey

Moqadam, Mahbubeh – Middle East Technical University, Turkey, mahbubemoqadam@gmail.com

RC08.02 European Legislatures/Developments
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.D

Chair Christiansen, Flemming Juul – Roskilde University, Denmark, fjc@ruc.dk

Discussant(s) Stapenhurst, Rick – Université Laval, Canada, fstapenhurst@hotmail.com

Papers Italian Party Fickleness: An Analysis of Party Switching in the Italian Chamber of Deputies (1948-2015)

Volpi, Elisa – European University Institute, Italy, elisa.volpi@eui.eu

Parliamentary Government and Corporatism at the Crossroads: Principals and Agents in Norwegian Agricultural Policy-making

Rommetvedt, Hilmar – IRIS – International Research Institute of Stavanger, Norway, hilmar.rommetvedt@iris.no

Veggeland, Frode – University of Oslo, Norway, frode.veggeland@nilf.no

Parliaments and Interest Representation: The Case of the Czech Republic

Guasti, Petra – Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Czech Republic, petra.guasti@soc.cas.cz

Mansfeldova, Zdenka – Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Czech Republic, zdenka.mansfeldova@soc.cas.cz

The German Grand Coalition State and Subnational Constitutional Politics: a Qualitative Configurative Analysis

Reutter, Werner – Universität Potsdam, Germany, werner.reutter@rz.hu-berlin.de

The Same Old Story? Explaining Italian MPs’ Career Changes Between 1987 and 2015

Marino, Bruno – Scuola Normale Superiore, Italy, bruno.marino@sns.it

Diodati, Nicola – Scuola Normale Superiore, Italy, nicola.martocchia@gmail.com

RC13.07 Democratic Consolidation in Southern Africa
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.J

Chair Marin, Anais – Collegium Civitas, Poland, anais.marin@civitas.edu.pl

Discussant(s) Berg-Schlosser, Dirk – Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany, bergschl@staff.uni-marburg.de

Papers Democratic Political Culture in South Africa: Elusive or Not?

Steenekamp, Cindy Lee – Universiteit Stellenbosch, South Africa, cindylee@sun.ac.za

Political, Economic and Social Values in Democratic South Africa: An Elite-Mass Comparison

Kotze, Hennie – Universiteit Stellenbosch, South Africa, hjk@sun.ac.za

Loubser, Reinet – Universiteit Stellenbosch, South Africa, raylo31@hotmail.com

Protestantism as conducive and syncretism as a hindrance to South Africa’s democratic development

De Jager, Nicola – Universiteit Stellenbosch, South Africa, ndejager@sun.ac.za

RC13.16 New Paradigms of Democratization
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 3.B

Papers All Good Things Go Together? A Continuous Configurative Approach to Hybrid Regimes 1900 – 2012

De Roeck, Mathias – Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium, mathias.deroeck@uantwerpen.be

Are “Democratic Developmental States” Feasible?: Comparative Analyses of 4 Post-conflict Countries of Cambodia, Rwanda, Angola and Mozambique

Inada, Juichi – Senshu University, Japan, inadajuuichi@aol.com

Democratization and Institutionalization of Political Clientelism in Latin America

Domínguez Lizárraga, Nancy Guadalupe – Universidad Autónoma de Sinaloa, Mexico, lunancy.dl@gmail.com

Moya, Octaviano – Universidad Autónoma de Sinaloa, Mexico, octavianomoyaipsa@gmail.com

Presidential Power in South America: The Case of Dominant President in Argentina, Ecuador and Venezuela at the Beginning of the New Millennium

Ollier, María Matilde – Universidad Nacional de General San Martin, Argentina, maria.ollier@unsam.edu.ar

RC18.06 Evaluating Abepolitics
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 2.3

Chair Kanamaru, Yuji – Wayo Women’s University, Japan, kanamaruyuji@yahoo.co.jp

Discussant(s) Izumi, Kaoru – Kyushu University, Japan, kizumi@law.kyushu-u.ac.jp

Żakowski, Karol – Uniwersytet Łódzki, Poland, kmzakowski@hotmail.com

Papers A Crisis of Representative Democracy and Rise of Democratic Social Movements in Recent Japan: A Normative Analysis on Abe Politics

Shirakawa, Shunsuke – Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan, s.shirakawa@kwansei.ac.jp

Abepolitics and Nationalism in Postwar Japan

Hirai, Kazuomi – Kagoshima University, Japan, isshin@leh.kagoshima-u.ac.jp

Comparison of Decision-making Processes on the Murayama and Abe Statements

Żakowski, Karol – Uniwersytet Łódzki, Poland, kmzakowski@hotmail.com

Labor Politics Under the Abe Administration: Analysis of Political Process of Non-Regular Employment and Women-Friendly Policies

Obata, Ayumi – Kyushu University, Japan, ak08.htk@gmail.com

The Abe Cabinet and the US-Japan Alliance: The Role of Prime Ministers in the Futenma Relocation Issue

Bochorodycz, Beata – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, bochorod@amu.edu.pl

RC18.18 Regionalism in Southeast Asia: Non-State Actors’ Engagement with ASEAN
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 2.3

Chair Tadem, Teresa – University of Philippines Diliman, Philippines, teresatadem@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Kipgen, Nehginpao – O.P. Jindal Global University, India, nkipgen@jgu.edu.in

Papers ASEAN and Civil Society Organizations: Regionalism Beyond and Beneath the Nation-State

Caouette, Dominique – Université de Montréal, Canada, caouette.dominique@gmail.com

Fostering LGBTIQ Advocacy through Regional Encounters: the Filipino Case and its Relevance in Understanding Regional Dynamics

Chartrand, Alex – Université de Montréal, Canada, alex.chartrand@umontreal.ca

The Pragmatic Turn of the EU in its Relationship With ASEAN

Lagacé-Nadon, Kathia – Université de Montréal, Canada, kathia.ln@gmail.com

RC19.22 Tackling Inequalities in Global Food Governance: Feminist Perspectives
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 0.B

Chair Prügl, Elisabeth – Institut de hautes études internationales et du développement, Switzerland, elisabeth.pruegl@graduateinstitute.ch

Co-Chair Yoon, Mi Yung – Hanover College, United States, yoon@hanover.edu

Discussant(s) Caglar, Guelay – Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany, guelay.caglar@fu-berlin.de

Papers Challenges for Indigenous Women in State-Mobilized Food Sovereignty in Bolivia

Cockburn, Jenny – Carleton University, Canada, jenny.cockburn@carleton.ca

From Smallholder to Flexible Wage Labour: Land Commercialisation and Gendered Outcomes in Rural Households in Cambodia

Joshi, Saba – Institut de hautes études internationales et du développement, Switzerland, saba.joshi@graduateinstitute.ch

How Do International Organizations Learn? Gender Mainstreaming in Global Food Governance Meets Gendered Food Practices on the Ground

Caglar, Guelay – Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany, guelay.caglar@fu-berlin.de

The Third World Woman in Neoliberal Cloth: Examining Gender Expertise in Agriculture and Food Security

Prügl, Elisabeth – Institut de hautes études internationales et du développement, Switzerland, elisabeth.pruegl@graduateinstitute.ch

Mukhopadhyay, Maitrayee – Royal Tropical Insitute Amsterdam, Netherlands, m.mukhopadhyay@kit.nl

RC21.02 Democracy, Religion and Citizen Education in the Age of Globalization
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.7

Chair De Landtsheer, Christ’l – Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium, christl.delandtsheer@uantwerpen.be

Discussant(s) Żukowski, Arkadiusz – University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland, arkadiusz.zukowski@uwm.edu.pl

Papers Direct Democracy in Central and Eastern Europe after 1989. Theoretical and Methodological Problems

Marczewska-Rytko, Maria – Maria Curie-Skłodowska University, Poland, m_marczewska@yahoo.com

Empirical Research on Chinese College Students’ Political Socialization: Literature Review

Song, Yingfa – China University of Mining and Technology Beijing, China, songyf@yahoo.com

Empowerment through Religion: Religion’s Survival Strategies in Democratic Politics

Potz, Maciej – Uniwersytet Łódzki, Poland, maciekpotz@hotmail.com

The Concept of ‘Positive Personality’ and a New Direction of Higher Education in Japan

Araki, Yoshinobu – Musashino Women’s University, Japan, y_araki@musashino-u.ac.jp

Unequal Education, Unequal Citizens: Citizenship and The Civic Empowerment Gap in Taiwan

Chen, Chun-Hung – Soochow University, Taiwan, chunhungc@gmail.com

RC23.10 Electoral Systems and Representational Equality
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.A

Chair Cattafi, Carmelo – Instituto tecnológico y de estudios superiores de Monterrey, Mexico, ccattafi@itesm.mx

Discussant(s) Donovan, Todd – Western Washington University, United States, todd.donovan@wwu.edu

Huang, Kai-Ping – National Taiwan University, Taiwan, kaipingh232@gmail.com

Papers Discerning Unequal Electoral Systems: Refining Rae’s Variables to Avoid Circularity

Sanders, Will – Australian National University, Australia, william.sanders@anu.edu.au

Inequality of Voters in Polish Local Elections

Pierzgalski, Michal – Uniwersytet Łódzki, Poland, pierzgal@gmail.com

Stȩpień, Pawel – Uniwersytet Łódzki, Poland, pawste@vp.pl

Mixed Member Proportional Electoral Systems: The Best of Both Worlds?

Raabe, Johannes – Christian-Albrechts Universität zu Kiel, Germany, jraabe@ae.uni-kiel.de

Linhart, Eric – Technische Universität Chemnitz, Germany, eric.linhart@phil.tu-chemnitz.de

Pot and Ladle: Estimating Seat Shares from Aggregate Vote Numbers under the d’Hondt Electoral System

Flis, Jaroslaw – Uniwersytet Jagielloñski, Poland, jaroslaw.flis@uj.edu.pl

Stolicki, Dariusz – Uniwersytet Jagielloñski, Poland, dariusz.stolicki@uj.edu.pl

Universal and Elitist: A Study on the Non-Mandatory Voting Impacts on the Brazilian Voting Behaviour

Aguiar, Natália – Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil, nataliaguiar.cs@gmail.com

RC23.14 Political Parties: Beyond Party Members?
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.B

Chair Bale, Tim – Queen Mary, University of London, United Kingdom, t.bale@qmul.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Scarrow, Susan – University of Houston, United States, sscarrow@uh.edu

Papers (Dis)loyal Party Members as Voters

Kölln, Ann-Kristin – Göteborgs universitet, Sweden, annkristin.kolln@kuleuven.be

Explaining Variations in Party Membership Levels: The Role of Contextual and Party-Related Factors

Van Haute, Emilie – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, evhaute@ulb.ac.be

So Who Really Does the Donkey Work? Comparing the Election Campaign Activity of Party Members and Party Supporters

Poletti, Monica – Queen Mary, University of London, United

Kingdom, m.poletti@qmul.ac.uk

Webb, Paul – University of Sussex, United Kingdom, p.webb@sussex.ac.uk

Bale, Tim – Queen Mary, University of London, United Kingdom, t.bale@qmul.ac.uk

Varieties of Party Membership

Kosiara-Pedersen, Karina – University of Copenhagen, Denmark, kp@ifs.ku.dk

RC24.07 Issues in National Security Ethics and Professionalism
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 3.2

Chair Ulrich, Marybeth – US Army War College, United States, marybeth.p.ulrich.civ@mail.mil

Discussant(s) Atkinson, Carol – Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand, carol.atkinson@alumni.duke.edu

Papers Civil-Military Relations in Transitions: Behavior of Exiting Senior Officers

Allen, Charles – US Army War College, United States, charlesd.allen@us.army.mil

The Retired Soldier and the State: Norms for Continued Influence Beyond Active Service

Ulrich, Marybeth – US Army War College, United States, marybeth.p.ulrich.civ@mail.mil

Brooks, Risa – Marquette University, United States, rab5555@hotmail.com

The Trouble With Drones

Ferey, Amelie – Sciences Po Paris, France, amelie.ferey@gmail.com

RC26.03 Democracy, Justice and Social Rights
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.F

Chair Brismat, Nivia Marina – Universidad Autónoma de la Ciudad de México, Mexico, nmbrismat@yahoo.com

Discussant(s) Casanova, Fernando – Universidad Autónoma de Campeche, Mexico, casanovafdo@yahoo.com

Papers Citizens Rights and Social Programs to Combat Poverty in Latin America: Scope and Limits of a Contradictory Relationship

Brismat, Nivia Marina – Universidad Autónoma de la Ciudad de México, Mexico, nmbrismat@yahoo.com

Equality of Opportunity and Democracy

Sahuí, Alejandro – Universidad Autónoma de Campeche, Mexico, alesahui@uacam.mx

Freedom as Foundation of Social Rights: A Neo-Republican Approach

Marcone, Julieta – Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico, marcone@unam.mx

Low Intensity Citizens? Integration Strategies and Socio-Political Participation of the Poor in Latin America

Alvarez, Mauricio – Universidad Autónoma de la Ciudad de México, Mexico, mauroalvar@gmail.com

RC27.02 Mapping the State: Old and New Explanatory Perspectives
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.C

Chair Bezes, Philippe – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, bezes@hotmail.com

Co-Chair Fleischer, Julia – Universitetet i Bergen, Norway, julia.fleischer@uib.no

Discussant(s) Ruffing, Eva – University of Hamburg, Germany, e.ruffing@ipw.uni-hannover.de

Papers Explaining Institutional Design of Anticorruption Agencies

Tomic, Slobodan – London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom, s.tomic@lse.ac.uk

Mapping the Central State in Australia

Halligan, John – University of Canberra, Australia, john.halligan@canberra.edu.au

Outside In: The Role of External Influences on State Structures in Ireland, 1980-2010

MacCarthaigh, Muiris – Queen’s University of Belfast, United Kingdom, m.maccarthaigh@qub.ac.uk

Hardiman, Niamh – University College Dublin, Ireland, niamh.hardiman@ucd.ie

Reform Stress and Organizational Culture: How an Intensive History of Structural Reforms Makes Public Sector Organizations More Bureaucratic (Again)

Wynen, Jan – Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, jan.wynen@kuleuven.be

Verhoest, Koen – Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium, koen.verhoest@uantwerpen.be

RC28.09 Liberty, Equity, Accountability, Diversity: Federal Political Culture and Multi-Level Citizenship as Elements of Modern Politics
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.1

Chair Brown, A J – Griffith University, Australia, a.j.brown@griffith.edu.au

Discussant(s) Mueller, Sean – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, sean.mueller@ipw.unibe.ch

Papers Congruence or Compensation? How Support for Political Integration of Metropolitan Areas is Linked to Satisfaction with Subnational Democracy

Strebel, Michael – Universität Zürich, Switzerland, michael.strebel@uzh.ch

Federal Political Culture(s): Singular or Plural? A Comparison of the Strength and Features of Federal Political Culture in North America, Germany, Australia and the UK

Brown, A J – Griffith University, Australia, a.j.brown@griffith.edu.au

Kincaid, John – Lafayette College, United States, meynerc@lafayette.edu

Cole, Richard – University of Texas at Arlington, United States, cole@uta.edu

Deem, Jacob – Griffith University, Australia, jacob.deem@griffithuni.edu.au

Subsidiarity and Federalism: Two Sides of the Same Coin, or Different Currencies?

Deem, Jacob – Griffith University, Australia, jacob.deem@griffithuni.edu.au

RC28.22 Multilevel Policy-Making
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.8

Chair Colino, César – Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia, Spain, ccolino@poli.uned.es

Discussant(s) Vampa, Davide – University of Nottingham, United Kingdom, davide.vampa@nottingham.ac.uk

Papers Multi-Level Government Structures in Brazil: Intergovernmental Transfers and Reduction of Regional Inequalities in Paraná State

Kauchakje, Samira – Pontificia Universidade Catolica do Parana, Brazil, skauchakje@gmail.com

Deda, Carin Caroline – Pontificia Universidade Catolica do Parana, Brazil, caroline.deda@yahoo.com.br

Peer Pressures in Confucian Systems: Managing Environmental Issues in South Korea and China

Tao, Jill – Incheon University, South Korea, j.tao.808@gmail.com

Territorial Politics and Environmental Policy

Walti, Sonja – American University, United States, walti@american.edu

The Politics of Federal Bailouts in Nigeria

Ejobowah, John Boye – Wilfrid Laurier University, Canada, jejobowah@wlu.ca

RC29.02 A Sentimental Democracy?
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 3.1

Chair Arias-Maldonado, Manuel – Universidad de Malaga, Spain, marias@uma.es

Discussant(s) Escamez, Sebastian – Universidad de Malaga, Spain, sescamez@uma.es

Papers Joint Development of Political Attitudes and Social Networks Among Students

Pristli, Yana-Mariya – State University-Higher School of Economics, Russia, yanapriestley@gmail.com

Romantism, Populism and Democracy Discourse in Turkey

Kivrak, Esin – Middle East Technical University, Turkey, esinkivrak@hotmail.com

Sympathy for My Fellow Citizens? Dilemmas of Adam Smith’s “Impartial Spectator” in Modern Multinational Democracies

Moreno, Carmelo – Universidad del País Vasco / Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea, Spain, carmelo.moreno@ehu.es

What’s Love Got to Do With It? Political Emotions and Racial Inequality in the US

Pritchard, Elizabeth – Bowdoin College, United States, epritcha@bowdoin.edu

RC30.29 Public Policy and Uncertainty
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.H

Chair Howlett, Michael – Simon Fraser University, Canada, howlett@sfu.ca

Discussant(s) Jensen, Olivia – National University of Singapore, Singapore, olivia.jensen@nus.edu.sg

Papers Big Data Analytics for Policy Design: Eliminating Uncertainty or Paralysing Decision-Makers?

Giest, Sarah – Leiden University, Netherlands, s.n.giest@fgga.leidenuniv.nl

Controversial Uncertainty: Struggles over the Shale Gas Industry in France and Quebec

Chailleux, Sébastien – Sciences Po Bordeaux, France, s.chailleux@gmail.com

Developing Dynamic Adaptive Pathways for Large-scale Infrastructure Under the Effects of an Uncertain Climate

Manocha, Nishtha – National University of Singapore, Singapore, nishtha.m@u.nus.edu

Babovic, Vladan – National University of Singapore, Singapore, vladan@nus.edu.sg

The Value of “Soft Regulation” as a Policy Instrument Under Conditions of Uncertainty: Evidence from Municipal Climate and Energy Planning in Norway and Sweden

Rose, Lawrence – University of Oslo, Norway, l.e.rose@stv.uio.no

RC32.16 Organizing Governing
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 3.3

Chair Dare, Lain – University of Canberra, Australia, lain.dare@canberra.edu.au

Discussant(s) Leosk, Nele – European University Institute, Italy, nele.leosk@eui.eu

Corbett, Jack – University of Southampton, United Kingdom, j.corbett@soton.ac.uk

Papers Patterns of Change: A Study of the Relation Between the Development of Electronic Governance, Organisations, Institutions, and Actors

Leosk, Nele – European University Institute, Italy, nele.leosk@eui.eu

The Agency of Agencies: A Performative Theory of Agency Termination

Howard, Cosmo – Griffith University, Australia, c.howard@griffith.edu.au

Corbett, Jack – University of Southampton, United Kingdom, j.corbett@soton.ac.uk

The Faillibility Effects of EU Legal Regime for “Services of General Economic Interest” on Public Service Providers: The Case of the SNCM

Daniel, Brice – Université de Rennes 1, France, brice.daniel@live.fr

Traffic Law Enforcement and Street Level Bureaucracy in Nigeria: A Study of Unequal Relationship Between the Bureaucrat and End-Users

Onu, Godwin – Nnamdi Azikwe University, Nigeria, godwinonu2003@yahoo.com

RC32.19 Policy Advisory Systems: Conceptual Issues and Empirical Cases
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 3.1

Chair Hustedt, Thurid – Free University Berlin, Germany, thurid.hustedt@fu-berlin.de

Discussant(s) Van Den Berg, Caspar F. – Leiden University, Netherlands, c.f.van.den.berg@fgga.leidenuniv.nl

Papers Comparing Political Advisers

Hustedt, Thurid – Free University Berlin, Germany, thurid.hustedt@fu-berlin.de

New Technologies and Advisory Bodies

Bressers, Daphne – The Netherlands School of Public Administration, Netherlands, bressers@nsob.nl

Policy Advice in Russia in 1990s-2000s: From Shaping Political Discourse to Policy Change

Zaytsev, Dmitry – National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia, zaytsevdi2@gmail.com

Policy Advisory Systems and Energy Transition Policies: The Dutch Case

Musch, Elisabeth – Universitat Osnabrück, Germany, emusch@uni-osnabrueck.de

RC33.10 Who, What, How? Getting the Big Picture: The Study of Political Science as a Discipline over Time
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 2.4

Chair Berndtson, Erkki – University of Helsinki, Finland, erkki.berndtson@helsinki.fi

Discussant(s) Reinalda, Bob – Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands, b.reinalda@fm.ru.nl

Papers Blinded by Preferences or Driven by Trends? What We Know (and Don’t Know) About Our Own Discipline. An Exploratory Analysis on the Development of Political Science (1900-2015)

Dias Coelho, Thierry – Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal, thierry.coelho@fcsh.unl.pt

Discursive Patterns and Political Agendas in the Representation of the Profession and Study of Political Science in Europe (1945-2015)

Ghica, Luciana Alexandra – Universitatea din Bucuresti, Romania, luciana.ghica@fspub.unibuc.ro

The Arab Spring and Political Science in North Africa

Hassan, Hamdy – Zayed University, United Arab Emirates, hhamdy21@yahoo.com

The State of the Art of Gender Studies in Argentina Political Science: History, Balance and Challenges

Martin, María Elena – Universidad del Salvador – Argentina, Argentina, mariaelena114@yahoo.com.ar

RC34.12 Social Movements, NGOs and Political Representation
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.D

Chair Kerbauy, Maria Teresa – Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP), Brazil, kerbauy@travelnet.com.br

Discussant(s) Albala, Adrián – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, adrian.albala@gmail.com

Papers A Cross-country Analysis of the Representation of Minorities in European States’ Upper Chambers

Fernández, Carlos – Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain, carlos.f.esquer@hotmail.com

Armenian NGOs and Civic Activists: Seeing Eye to Eye?

Paturyan, Yevgenya – American University of Armenia, Armenia, jenny.paturyan@gmail.com

Gevorgyan, Valentina – American University of Armenia, Armenia, valentina.gevorgyan@gmail.com

Movements for Democracy: The Cases of Georgia

Khelaia, Nino – Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany, khelaian@hu-berlin.de

Participatory Institution and Institutionalization of Participation: A Conceptual Discussion

Barbosa, Gisele – Universidade Federal de São Carlos, Brazil, gh_barbosa@yahoo.com.br

Kerbauy, Maria Teresa – Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP), Brazil, kerbauy@travelnet.com.br

Strategic Detours: Why Did India’s Forestland Rights Movements Transform into an Environmental Movement?

Kashwan, Prakash – University of Connecticut, United States, prakash.kashwan@uconn.edu

RC37.09 Strongmen in the Shadow of the US Hegemon: Russian, Turkish and Egyptian Strategies
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 109

Chair Farha, Mark – Doha Institute for Graduate Studies, Qatar, maf36@georgetown.edu

Discussant(s) Baskan, Birol – Georgetown University in Qatar, Qatar, birolbaskan@yahoo.com

Papers Coming to Reason: Mending US-Russia Relations to Douse the Sectarian Contagion in the Middle East

Farha, Mark – Doha Institute for Graduate Studies, Qatar, maf36@georgetown.edu

Iran-Turkey Relations in the Wake of the War in Syria

Akbarzadeh, Shahram – Deakin University, Australia, shahram@deakin.edu.au

Political Strategies in a Multi-Polar World

Pogacian, Adrian – No affiliation, Romania, adipogacian@gmail.com

The New Era of Russia’s Soft-power Approach

Frolovskiy, Dmitriy – Georgetown University, United States, df284@georgetown.edu

RC38.03 Business in Old and New Policy Fields: The Role of Industries and Countries
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.I

Chair Ronit, Karsten – University of Copenhagen, Denmark, kr@ifs.ku.dk

Discussant(s) Schneider, Volker – Universität Konstanz, Germany, volker.schneider@uni-konstanz.de

Papers Access to Medicines Policies and Multinational Research-Based Companies in South Africa

Pelletan, Charlotte – Sciences Po Bordeaux, France, charlotte.pelletan@gmail.com

Canadian Food Retailers in a Changing Agri-Food Sector

Bancerz, Margaret – Ryerson University, Canada, mbancerz@ryerson.ca

Challenges of Business in Poland in Old and New Policy Fields

Czub, Jaros ław Filip – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, jaroslaw.czub@jfc.edu.pl

Regulatory and Testing Strategies Co-Production: Expert Raj and Nanocellulose

Kautto, Petrus – Finnish Environment Institute, Finland, petrus.kautto@ymparisto.fi

Social Licence, CSR and Unconventional Gas: The Political Dynamics of Unequal Contests

Curran, Giorel – Griffith University, Australia, g.curran@griffith.edu.au

RC43.13 Secularism, Politics and Identity
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 0.A

Chair Alagöz Gessler, Helin – Business and Information Technology School Berlin, Germany, helingessler@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Ghobadzadeh, Naser – Australian Catholic University, Australia, naser.ghobadzadeh@acu.edu.au

Papers Contesting the Secular in Contemporary India: Emergence of the Religious Right

Hussain, Mushtaq – University of Delhi, India, mushtaqhussain.jnu@gmail.com

Mapping Secularism, Accommodating Religion in the European Union

Hachiya, Machiko – Kyushu University, Japan, machiko.hachiya@gmail.com

State-Society Relations and Secularization: A Comparative Analysis of Tunisia and Egypt

Sigillò, Ester – Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane (SUM), Italy, ester.sigillo@sns.it

Dell’Aguzzo, Loretta – Universita Degli Studi di Firenze, Italy, loretta.dellaguzzo@unifi.it

Struggling for Post-Secular Hegemony: Causal Explanations for Religious Discrimination in the Islamic Republic of Iran

Badri, Farhood – Justus-Liebig-Universität Giessen, Germany, farhood.badri@sowi.uni-giessen.de

The Perceptions of Secularism in Europe and the PEGIDA Movement in Germany

Alagöz Gessler, Helin – Business and Information Technology School Berlin, Germany, helingessler@gmail.com

RC43.15 Secularisms and Equality in Europe
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.B

Chair Ceylan Tok, Gül – Kocaeli University, Turkey, gulceylantok@yahoo.com

Discussant(s) Ceylan Tok, Gül – Kocaeli University, Turkey, gulceylantok@yahoo.com

Papers Is it Possible to Find a Balance Between Freedom of Expression and Freedom of Religion?

Montes Pérez, Enrique – Pompeu Fabra University, Spain, voluntariado@miraismo.org

Rethinking European Secularisms Through the Margins: ‘Contending Secularisms’ in Turkey

Damar, Erdem – Bursa Orhangazi University, Turkey, erdem.damar@bou.edu.tr

The European Union’s Reconstruction of Freedom of Religion: Religion as Trojan Horse for the EU?

Kaçar, Fatmanur – Marmara Üniversitesi, Turkey, fatmanur.rdm@gmail.com

The Perception of Islam and the Integration of Muslim Immigrants in France and Australia: A Comparative Perspective (1989-2015)

Del Grosso, Marc-Olivier – Académie d’Aix-Marseille, France, modelgrosso@gmail.com

The Reformation of Islam and Secularism in Europe: A Weberian Approach

Elfersy, Daphna – Sciences Po Paris, France, delfersy@gmail.com

RC50.02 Justice for Linguistic Minorities: Theories and Practices
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.E

Chair Albaugh, Ericka – Bowdoin College, United States, ealbaugh@bowdoin.edu

Discussant(s) Burckhardt, Till – Université de Genève, Switzerland, till.burckhardt@unige.ch

Papers Institutional Completeness: A Principle of Justice?

Léger, Rémi – Simon Fraser University, Canada, rleger@sfu.ca

Les enjeux des langues autochtones en situation postcoloniale en Afrique: le cas de la langue amazighe en Algérie

Chikh, Djamel – University of Ottawa, Canada, dchik033@uottawa.ca

Linguistic (In)justice, Monoglot Ideology and Orders of Indexicality: The Case of Arbanasi in Croatia

Bilić Meštrić, Klara – University of Zadar, Croatia, klara.bilic.mestric@gmail.com

Šimičić, Lucija – University of Zadar, Croatia, lucija.simicic@gmail.com

Our Language, Our Rules? Nationalism and Linguistic Disputes in Catalonia and Flanders

Cetrà, Daniel – University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom, d.cetra@ed.ac.uk

RC51.20 The Political Economy of Foreign Aid and Trade
Tuesday, July 26 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 2.2

Chair Winters, Matthew – University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, United States, mwinters@illinois.edu

Discussant(s) Büthe, Tim – Technische Universitat Munich, Germany, buthe@duke.edu

Papers Bypass Aid and Local Accountability

Winters, Matthew – University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, United States, mwinters@illinois.edu

Foreign Aid and Judicial Independence

Dietrich, Simone – University of Essex, United Kingdom, dietrich.simone@gmail.com

Wright, Joseph – Pennsylvania State University, United States, josephgwright@gmail.com

Price and Variety Compensate Losers? Bon-Embedded Mechanism to Free Trade

Kume, Ikuo – Waseda University, Japan, kumeikuo@gmail.com

Woo, Yu Jin – University of Virginia, United States, yw3yt@virginia.edu

Why Support Foreign Aid? Corruption, Reciprocity and International Inequality

Bauhr, Monika – Göteborgs Universitet, Sweden, monika.bauhr@gu.se

Tuesday, July 26 (Day 3) | 13:30-15:15

CS01.17 Elites in Advanced Democracies
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.2

Chair Faure, Alexandre – École des hautes études en sciences sociales (EHESS), France, alexandre.faure.ribiere@gmail.com

Co-Chair De Vega Alavedra, Elisabeth – Durham University, United Kingdom, elisabeth.de-vega-alavedra@durham.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Lachapelle, Jean – University of Toronto, Canada, jean.lachapelle@mail.utoronto.ca

Papers Coalition Cabinets Under Bicameral Presidentialism: How Two Chambers Affect the Formation and Witholding of Coalition Agreements

Albala, Adrián – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, adrian.albala@gmail.com

Political Dynasties in a Democracy: Why Political Families Exist and Persist in the United States of America

Cranston, Bryan – Swinburne University of Technology, Australia, bcranston@swin.edu.au

Regional Trajectory of the President of National Assembly: Territorial Influence in Political Career

Faure, Alexandre – École des hautes études en sciences sociales (EHESS), France, alexandre.faure.ribiere@gmail.com

¿Is the Revocation of Authorities a Trusted Mechanism for Direct Democracy? The Problem of Direct Democracy, the Case of the Former Major of Lima, Perú

Navarro, Melissa – Pontificia Universidad Católica del Peru, Peru, melissanavarro87@gmail.com

CS01.65 The Middle East Conflict and its International Linkages
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.4

Chair Guo, Dingping – Fudan University, China, guodp@fudan.edu.cn

Co-Chair Peschard, Jacqueline – Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico, jacpeschard@yahoo.com.mx

Discussant(s) slimani, khalef – Université d’Alger, Algeria, slimanikhalef@hotmail.fr

Papers Is the “Islamic State” a State? Implications of an Emergent Statehood

Mecham, Quinn – Brigham Young University, United States, qmecham@byu.edu

Reimagining the Syrian Conflict

Rizvi, Nehal – Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology, Pakistan, nyhalrizvi@gmail.com

Riaz, Nirmal – Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Institute of Sciences and Technology, Pakistan, nirmalriaz66@gmail.com

Hussain, Arif – Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology (SZABIST), Pakistan, robust.stupefaction@live.com

The Impacts of the East-West Confrontation in the Middle Eastern Geopolitical Organization

Fernandes Vieira, Raphael – Universidade do Sul de Santa

Catarina, Brazil, raphaelfvmg@gmail.com

Simoni, Felipe – Pontificia Universidade Catolica de Minas Gerais, Brazil, flip.simoni@gmail.com

The Origins of ISIS and Boko Haram: Systemic Weakness and Rotten State Corpses

Brocate, Roberto – Universidad del País Vasco / Euskal Herriko

Unibertsitatea, Spain, robertobrocate@gmail.com

Ríos Sierra, Jerónimo – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, jeronimo_rios@hotmail.com

The Saudi-Iranian Rivalry in the Persian Gulf through the Lens of Role Theory: The Proxy War Case of Bahrain’s Arab Spring

Cerioli, Luíza – Universidade de Brasília, Brazil, luizacerioli@gmail.com

CS02.28 Indigenous Politics
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.5

Chair Verrelli, Nadia – Lakehead University, Canada, nverrelli@laurentian.ca

Discussant(s) Veloso Leão, Augusto – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, augustovl@usp.br

Papers Bailique Community Protocol and Human Development: Consuetudinary Law, Prior Informed Consent and Protection of Traditional Knowledge

Ramos, Roberta – London School of Economics and Political

Science, United Kingdom, r.p.ramos@lse.ac.uk

Castro, Carlos Potiara – Universidade de Brasília, Brazil, carlos.potiara@riseup.net

Indigenous Federations in the Peruvian Amazon: Addressing Conflicts and Striving for a Self-determined Wellbeing

Vasquez, Andrea – The University of British Columbia, Canada, ecomundo.andrea@gmail.com

Kozak, Robert – University of British Columbia, Canada, rob.kozak@ubc.ca

Innes, John – University of British Columbia, Canada, john.innes@ubc.ca

The Indigenous Movement in the Decolonization Process: The Bolivian Case

Hernández Bermúdez, Orietta – International Research Political Center, Cuba, orietta82@yahoo.es

The Securitization of Indigenous Protest

Verrelli, Nadia – Lakehead University, Canada, nverrelli@laurentian.ca

CS03.31 The Impact of Welfare States and Policies on Labor, Work, and Poverty
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.1

Chair Lumumba-Kasongo, Tukumbi – Wells College, United States, tl25@cornell.edu

Discussant(s) Schmidt, Johannes Dragsbaek – Aalborg University, Denmark, jds@dps.aau.dk

Papers Decent Work in the Turkish Employment Market

Aybas, Meryem – Kafkas University, Turkey, meryemaybas@gmail.com

Özçelik, Gaye – Okan Üniversitesi, Turkey, gaye.ozcelik@okan.edu.tr

Uyargil, Cavide – Istanbul Üniversitesi, Turkey, cuyargil@istanbul.edu.tr

European Welfare Reforms before the Global Financial Crisis: Partisanship and Effects of the European Union on Italy in Pension Policies

Honda, Asako – Waseda University, Japan, kinana0101@yahoo.co.jp

From Bismarck to Schröder: The Repercussions of Hartz-IV on German Welfare Policies

Treuke, Stephan – Universidade Federal da Bahia, Brazil, stephantreuke@hotmail.de

Latin America During the Left Turns: Continuities and Discontinuities in Labour Markets’ Institutional Mechanisms

Rumeau, Dominique – The University of British Columbia, Canada, domirumeau@gmail.com

Siniscalchi, Sabrina – Universidad de la Republica, Uruguay, sabrina.siniscalchi@gmail.com

CS03.34 The Political Economy of International Trade and Investment: A Core Element of Politics in a World of Inequality
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.4

Chair Oliveira, Hythakar – Universidade Federal do Rio Grande Do Sul, Brazil, hythakar@hotmail.com

Discussant(s) Yakunin, Vladimir – Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia, molchakov@centero.ru

Papers The aftermath of the Colombian sovereignty after the reports of the Dispute Settlement Body (DSB) of the World Trade Organization (WTO) between 1995 and 2015

Gallego Duque, Sebastian – Universidad de Antioquia, Colombia, segadu@hotmail.com

The Canadian Policy on the Protection of Foreign Investment and the Canada-China Bilateral Investment Treaty

Gagné, Gilbert – Université Bishop’s, Canada, ggagne@ubishops.ca

The EU’s New Bilateralism in Trade: Why so Difficult with Other Industrialized Countries?

Laursen, Finn – University of Southern Denmark, Denmark, finn.laursen@hotmail.com

The Impact of Export on Income Inequality in Developing Countries

Hazama, Yasushi – Institute of Developing Economies (IDE-JETRO), Japan, yasushi_hazama@ide.go.jp

The Political Economy of a “21st Century” Trade Agreement: The Trans-Pacific Partnership

Ravenhill, John – University of Waterloo, Canada, jravenhill@balsillieschool.ca

CS04.16 Evaluating India’s International Emergence
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.B

Chair Luša, Đana – University of Zagreb, Croatia, giannalusa@yahoo.com

Discussant(s) Bramhayya, Chakali – Indira Gandhi National Tribal University, Amarkantak, Madhya Pradesh – 484887, India, bramhayyajnu@gmail.com

Papers Evaluating the Emergence of Brand India in the Market of International Relations

Kacker, Snehil – University of Delhi, India, snehilkacker1@gmail.com

India in the Global Order: Emerging? Excusing? Escaping?

Choudhary, Ladhu R. – University of Rajasthan, India, ladhuram88@gmail.com

Indian Soft Power Politics: Capacities, Resources and Limitations

Bali Kurtarir, Elif – Yildiz Technical University, Turkey, balieli@gmail.com

CS04.29 Inequalities of International Security
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.A

Chair Muzyka, Nataliya – University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom, n.muzyka@sms.ed.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Lanko, Dmitry – Saint Petersburg State University, Russia, dimppa@hotmail.com

Papers Effects of Globalization on Levels of Interstate Conflict and Cooperation

Nurmanova, Didara – University of Central Florida, United States, didara@knights.ucf.edu

Komrades to the Rescue: Czechoslovakia in 1968 and Ukraine in 2014 Through the Lens of Izvestiia

Koleva, Katarina – Carleton University, Canada, katarina_koleva@yahoo.com

Revolutions as a Cause of War Initiation and Becoming a Target

Kuź, Michał – Lazarski University, Poland, michalmkuz@gmail.com

The International Politics of Nuclear Fuel Banks

Van Wyk, Jo-Ansie – University of South Africa, South Africa, vwykjak@unisa.ac.za

War, Status Quo and Peace in the South Caucasus: A Power Transition Perspective

Güneylioǧlu, Murat – Kirklareli University, Turkey, guneylioglumurat@yahoo.com

CS04.38 International Inequality and Human Rights
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.5

Chair Gratius, Susanne – Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain, sgratius@fride.org

Discussant(s) Amusan, Lere – North-West University, South Africa, lere.amusan@nwu.ac.za

Papers Appraising the CPT: Innovation amidst Challenges

Bahcecik, Serif Onur – Middle East Technical University, Turkey, bahcecik@metu.edu.tr

Securitization (and Desecuritization) of the European Refugee Crisis: EU, Croatia and its Neighbours

Jakesevic, Ruzica – University of Zagreb, Croatia, rjakesevic@fpzg.hr

Tatalovic, Sinisa – University of Zagreb, Croatia, statal@fpzg.hr

The Concept of War Crimes from the 20th Century to Present: A Comparative Analysis of International Criminal Law and Turkish Criminal Code

Ozkan, Arda – Giresun University, Turkey, ardaozkan83@hotmail.com

The Responsibility to Protect in Libya and Syria: A Comparative Analysis

Kelleci, Tuǧçe – Ankara University, Turkey, tugce_kelleci@hotmail.com

Bodur Ün, Marella – Çukurova University, Turkey, marbodur@gmail.com

The Unequal Political Relevance of Refugees: The Case of Russian Involvement in Syrian Civil War

Altinbay, Egehan – Middle East Technical University, Turkey, egehun@gmail.com

Türkmen, Hasan Selçuk – Middle East Technical University, Turkey, hselcukturkmen@gmail.com

Turkey or the Kurds: How to Prioritize Security and Human Rights in U.S. Foreign Policymaking

Lawrence, Christie – Duke University, United States, christie.lawrence@duke.edu

CS04.68 Rising States and Established Powers in International Organizations
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.3

Chair Reinalda, Bob – Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands, b.reinalda@fm.ru.nl

Discussant(s) Belém Lopes, Dawisson – Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil, dawisson@gmail.com

Papers Brazil and South Africa’s Redistribution Strategies in the World Security Order: Placing IOs and Multilateralism at the Core of Global Security Governance

Deas, Joan – Sciences Po Grenoble, France, joan.deas@gmail.com

Can We Argue that Rising States Change Traditional Executive Leadership of IOs?

Reinalda, Bob – Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands, b.reinalda@fm.ru.nl

Latin American Secretaries-General of International Organizations and the Diplomacy of Prestige

Oliveira, João – Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil, joaoferrazoliveira@yahoo.com.br

Belém Lopes, Dawisson – Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil, dawisson@gmail.com

Networking and Leadership in International Organizations: The Challenge of Migration

Schemeil, Yves – Sciences Po Grenoble, France, yves.schemeil@sciencespo-grenoble.fr

Newcomers in Humanitarian Action the Rising Powers and Their NGOs in the Governance of International Conflicts

Egger, Clara – Sciences Po Grenoble, France, clara.egger@umrpacte.fr

CS05.20 Media, Politics, and Inequality
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.2

Chair Cooper, Luke – Anglia Ruskin University, United Kingdom, luke.cooper@anglia.ac.uk

Papers Emerging Role of Social Media in Nigerian Elections

Ogunjobi, Adeleke Sunday – No affiliation, Nigeria, adelekeogunjobi@yahoo.com

Political Opinion and the Use of Internet by Ordinary Citizens: A Comparative Perspective

Aldé, Alessandra – Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, ale3alde@gmail.com

Political Parties and Campaign Strategies in Mexico: A Study of Political Advertising in the 2015 Mid-term Congressional Elections

Gonzalez, Luis – Iniversidad Del Norte, Colombia, ltule@uninorte.edu.co

Diaz Jimenez, Oniel Francisco – Universidad de Guanajuato, Mexico, ofdj2001@yahoo.com.mx

Public Sphere Mechanisms Between State and Citizens

Widdersheim, Michael – University of Pittsburgh, United States, mmwidder@gmail.com

Koizumi, Masanori – University of Tsukuba, Japan, koizumi@slis.tsukuba.ac.jp

CS07.04 Austerity: Variations, Resistance and Alternatives: The State of Play in 2016
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.3

Chair Evans, Bryan – Ryerson University, Canada, b1evans@politics.ryerson.ca

Discussant(s) McBride, Stephen – McMaster University, Canada, mcbride@mcmaster.ca

Shields, John – Ryerson University, Canada, jshields@ryerson.ca

Papers Anticipatory Blame Avoidance and Its Impact on Policy Design: The Case of the European Rescue Policy for Greece

Hinterleitner, Markus – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, markus.hinterleitner@kpm.unibe.ch

Austerity and Its Effects on Neoliberal Industrial Policy: The Case of Enterprise Policy in Ireland

MacDonald, Ewan – Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland, ewanalexandermacdonald@gmail.com

Hogan, John – Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland, john.hogan@dit.ie

O’Rourke, Brendan K. – Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland, brendan.orourke@dit.ie

Austerity in the Social Sector: Reconfiguring Citizenship Through Social Impact Bonds

Joy, Meghan – Ryerson University, Canada, meghan.joy@ryerson.ca

Shields, John – Ryerson University, Canada, jshields@ryerson.ca

Austerity, Private Finance, and the Business of Government

Whiteside, Heather – University of Waterloo, Canada, heather.whiteside@geog.ubc.ca

The Contemporary Living Wage Movement: Responding to Austerity

Evans, Bryan – Ryerson University, Canada, b1evans@politics.ryerson.ca

Varieties of Path Dependency? The Case of Austerity

McBride, Stephen – McMaster University, Canada, mcbride@mcmaster.ca

LOC04.03 Central and Eastern Europe: from Authoritarianism to Democracy? (Polish)
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room AMU-Morasko / 126

Chair Stępień-Kuczyńska, Alicja – Uniwersytet Łódzki, Poland, kspul@uni.lodz.pl

Discussant(s) Domański, Tomasz – Uniwersytet Łódzki, Poland, tomdom@uni.lodz.pl

Papers Civic Initiatives at the Local Level: The Example of Poland

Radziszewski, Mateusz – Uniwersytet Łódzki, Poland, biglog1991@gmail.com

Political Participation of Polish Youth on the Example of Local Elections

Rodziewicz, Marta – Uniwersytet Łódzki, Poland, martarodziewicz88@wp.pl

The Institution of Elections in the Political System of the Russian Federation

Liulkouski, Andrei – Uniwersytet Łódzki, Poland, andrzejlulkowski@gmail.com

The Local Recall Referendum in Poland

Węglarz, Barbara – No affiliation, Poland, b.weglarz@op.pl

The Social Context of Democratization Changes in Lithuania

Włodarska-Frykowska, Agata – Uniwersytet Łódzki, Poland, agata.wlodarska@uni.lodz.pl

United Russia as an Example of Hegemonic Party Substitute: New Institutionalism Perspective

Słowikowski, Michal – Uniwersytet Łódzki, Poland, slowik@mnc.pl

LOC04.04 Processes of Integration and Disintegration in Europe – Part 1 (Polish)
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room AMU-Morasko / 128

Chair Wojtaszczyk, Konstanty – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, ie.wdinp@uw.edu.pl

Discussant(s) Witkowska, Marta – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, m.witkowska@uw.edu.pl

Papers Narracje w medialnych doniesieniach o Unii Europejskiej

Stasiak-Jazukiewicz, Ewa – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, e.stasiak-jazukiewicz@uw.edu.pl

Policy-Economy Relation in the Proces of the European Integration

Bokajło, Wieslaw – Universität Wroclaw, Poland, wieslaw.bokajlo@uni.wroc.pl

Procesy fragmegracji w Europie

Pietras, Marek – Maria Curie-Sklodowska University, Poland, marek-pietras@wp.pl

The Challenges for Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) Negotiations Between the European Union and the USA

Puśiecki, Zdzisław W. – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, zdzislaw.puslecki@amu.edu.pl

LOC04.05 Still Gender Inequality in the Contemporary Politics? – Part 1 (Polish)
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room AMU-Morasko / 125

Chair Żukowski, Arkadiusz – University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland, arkadiusz.zukowski@uwm.edu.pl

Discussant(s) Marszalek-Kawa, Joanna – Nicolaus Copernicus University, Poland, kawadj@box43.pl

Papers Equality in the Programs of Contemporary European Liberals

Zaremba, Agnieszka – No affiliation, Poland, awaldon@ujk.edu.pl

Exposure Inequality of Women in Television Election Broadcasts?

Maciejewska-Mieszkowska, Katarzyna – University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland, kasiabc@poczta.onet.pl

Gender Parity in Elections to Sejm and the Rules of Constitution of Republic of Poland

Litwin, Tomasz – Jesuit University Ignatianum in Krakow, Poland, tomasz.litwin@gmail.com

“Equal? Access For Men and Women to Top Posts in Poland After 1989” (“Równy? dostęp kobiet i mężczyzn do najwyższych stanowisk w Polsce po 1989 r.”)

Leszczyńska, Krystyna – Maria Curie-Sklodowska University, Poland, kles@hektor.umcs.lublin.pl

LOC04.08 The Principle of Equality in a World of Growing Inequalities – Part 1 (Polish)
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room AMU-Morasko / 127

Chair Astramowicz-Leyk, Teresa Ewa – Uniwersytet Warmińsko-Mazurski, Poland, teresa.astramowicz@cso.com.pl

Discussant(s) Sasińska-Klas, Teresa – Uniwersytet Jagielloñski, Poland, uhsasins@cyf-kr.edu.pl

Papers Implementation of the Principle of Equality in Poland After 1989 (Wdrażanie zasady równości w Polsce po 1989 r.)

Koba, Laura – Uniwersytet Jagielloñski, Poland, laura_05@op.pl

The Council of Warmia-Masuria Province Operations

Astramowicz-Leyk, Teresa Ewa – Uniwersytet Warmińsko-Mazurski, Poland, teresa.astramowicz@cso.com.pl

The Excluded from Public Life: The Experience with Implementation of E-Government in Poland in the Context of Fight Against Inequalities

Gajowniczek, Tomasz – University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland, tomasz.gajowniczek@uwm.edu.pl

The Principle of Equality in the Christian-Democratic Concept of Human Rights

Molendowska, Magdalena – The Jan Kochanowski University (JKU) in Kielce, Poland, magdalena.molendowska@ujk.edu.pl

LOC04.14 Countenances of Inequalities in the Post-soviet Area: Causes, Current Situation and Perspectives (Polish)
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room AMU-Morasko / 134

Chair Fiedler, Radoslaw – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, radoslaw.fiedler@amu.edu.pl

Discussant(s) Janusz, Grzegorz – Maria Curie-Sklodowska University, Poland, grzegorz.janusz@poczta.umcs.lublin.pl

Papers From Totalitarianism to Democracy? Consequences of the Process of Transition of Political Systems in Central Asia Countries After the Soviet Union’s Collapse

Wallas, Tadeusz – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, tadeusz.wallas@amu.edu.pl

Polityka zagraniczna Islamskiej Republiki Iranu wobec regionu Azji Centralnej w okresie postzimnowojennym. Główne cele, założenia, scenariusze

Osiewicz, Przemyslaw – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, msp04@wp.pl

Russia in BRICS: Identificational Challenges from the Hermeneutic Perspective

Szymczyński, Tomasz R. – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, tomasz.szymczynski@amu.edu.pl

Social and Economic Inequality Trends in FSU Countries

Duda, Krzysztof – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, krzysztof.duda@amu.edu.pl

The Political Dimension of European Union: Central Asia Relations After 2009

Przybylska-Maszner, Beata – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, beata.przybylska-maszner@amu.edu.pl

The Process of Economic Transformation of Post-Soviet Central Asia States: The European, Chinese and Russian Perspective

Walkowski, Maciej – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, maciej.walkowski@amu.edu.pl

LOC04.15 Positive and Negative Incentives: Sanctions, Foreign Aid and Democratization
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.2

Chair Pospieszna, Paulina – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, paulina.pospieszna@amu.edu.pl

Discussant(s) Dietrich, Simone – University of Essex, United Kingdom, dietrich.simone@gmail.com

Papers “Round Table” Talks as a Conflict Resolution Tool: The Central and Eastern European Experience

Dobrzanski, Dariusz – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, dobrzan@amu.edu.pl

Challenges in Evaluating Impact of Sanctions: Political vs Economic Perspective

Stȩpień, Beata – Poznań University of Economics, Poland, beata.stepien@ue.poznan.pl

Pospieszna, Paulina – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, paulina.pospieszna@amu.edu.pl

Skrzypczyńska, Joanna – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, joanna.skrzypczynska@amu.edu.pl

Surprisingly Active and Effective: The Onset and Impact of EU Democratic Sanctions

Schneider, Gerald – Universität Konstanz, Germany, gerald.schneider@uni-konstanz.de

The Roh Moo Hyun Government’s Policy Toward North Korea – A Retrospective Analysis

Strnad, Grażyna – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, dr.strnad@gmail.com

Westphalian Systems: Historical and Theoretical Models of Interstate Political Order

Ilyin, Mikhail – State University-Higher School of Economics, Russia, ilyin@politstudies.ru

Baskakova, Yulia – National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia, juliabaskakova@mail.ru

Kochedykov, Ivan – National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia, kochedykov.ivan@gmail.com

LOC04.17 Theoretical and Practical Challenges in Political Participation in the Contemporary World – Part 1 (Polish)
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room AMU-Morasko / 133

Chair Stelmach, Andrzej – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, andrzej.stelmach@amu.edu.pl

Discussant(s) Musiał-Karg, Magdalena – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, magdalena.musial-karg@amu.edu.pl

Papers Udziat mieszkańców dużych miast w decydowaniu o kierunkach zmian miejskiej polityki transportowej

Tomaszyk, Mikołaj – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, mikolaj.tomaszyk@amu.edu.pl

Partycypacja środowiska społecznego przedsiębiorców w systemie zarządzania lokalnego a problem rozwoju obszarów metropolitalnych w Polsce

Kmieciak, Robert – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, robert.kmieciak@amu.edu.pl

Postawy młodych obywateli wobec różnych modeli demokracji – uwarunkowania i konsekwencje

Pająk-Patkowska, Beata – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, beata.pajak@amu.edu.pl

The Influence of Cleavages in Poland on Political Participation

Bojarowicz, Tomasz – University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland, bojartom@wp.pl

MT01.05 The Political Foundations of Democratic Inequality
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.3

Chair Schedler, Andreas – Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas, Mexico, andreas.schedler@cide.edu

Discussant(s) Hess, Pamela – Goethe Universität Frankfurt am Main, Germany, hess@soz.uni-frankfurt.de

Papers Inequality, Empowerment and Cultures of Participation. The Case of Community Organizing

Knappe, Henrike – Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies

Potsdam, Germany, henrike.knappe@kwi-nrw.de

Trost, Esther – Universität Duisburg-Essen, Germany, esther.trost@kwi-nrw.de

Nanz, Patrizia – Universität Bremen, Germany, patrizia.nanz@kwi-nrw.de

Legitimation of Wealth Concentration

Schuerz, Martin – Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria, martin.schuerz@oenb.at

Rentier Entropy and Venezuelan Pauperization and Anomy (1970-2015)

Cupolo, Marco – University of Hartford, United States, cupolo@hartford.edu

Towards an Oligarchic Democracy? Still Government of, by, and for the People?

Merkel, Wolfgang – WZB _ Berlin Social Science Center, Germany, wolfgang.merkel@wzb.eu

MT02.03 Negotiating Diversity in a Context of Increasing Inequalities
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.D

Chair Sanjaume-Calvet, Marc – Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), Canada, marcsanjaume@gmail.com

Discussant(s) De Schutter, Helder – Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, helder.deschutter@hiw.kuleuven.be

Papers Equality, Democracy and Federalism

Jewkes, Michael – Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, michael.jewkes@hiw.kuleuven.be

Inter-territorial Fiscal Redistribution and Distributive Justice in Canada and Spain

Sanjaume-Calvet, Marc – Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), Canada, marcsanjaume@gmail.com

Responses to Immigrant Welfare Dependence in Federal and Unitary States

Koning, Edward – University of Guelph, Canada, ekoning@uoguelph.ca

MT04.07 The Political Economy of Globalization and Reform
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.C

Chair Mansfield, Edward – University of Pennsylvania, United States, emansfie@sas.upenn.edu

Discussant(s) Fang, Songying – Rice University, United States, sfang@rice.edu

Papers Globalization, Politics and Informality

Rudra, Nita – Georgetown University, United States, nr404@georgetown.edu

Milner, Helen V. – Princeton University, United States, hmilner@princeton.edu

Local Labor Markets and the Political Economy of Globalization: Winners, Losers and Elections in Brazil

Owen, Erica – Texas A & M University, United States, ericaowen@tamu.edu

Market Biases and Self-Fulfilling Prophecies in Bailout Countries

Alexiadou, Despina – University of Pittsburgh, United States, dalexiad@pitt.edu

Gray, Julia – London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom, jcgray@sas.upenn.edu

The Rise and Fall of Neoliberal Financial Reforms

Mansfield, Edward – University of Pennsylvania, United States, emansfie@sas.upenn.edu

When Are Prices Politicized? Survey Evidence from India

Pelc, Krzysztof – McGill University, Canada, kj.pelc@mcgill.ca

RC02.09 Novel Approaches to Studying Elites
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.J

Chair Cotta, Maurizio – Università degli Studi di Siena, Italy, cotta@unisi.it

Discussant(s) Edinger, Michael – Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Germany, michael.edinger@uni-jena.de

Hoffmann-Lange, Ursula – Otto-Friedrich-Universitat Bamberg, Germany, ursula.hoffmann-lange@uni-bamberg.de

Papers Elite Network, Identity Fanaticism and Governance Crisis in a Divided State: How Far Nigeria?

Ndubuisi Nweke, Eugene – Ebonyi State University, Nigeria, enweke1@gmail.com

Ministers’ Recruitment in States with Similar Politico-administrative Systems of the Executive Power (by the Example of France and Russia)

Zarankin, Ilya – National Research University – Higher School of Economics, Russia, iazarankin@gmail.com

Network Analysis of German Ministers

Palchikov, Petr – Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia, ls-policy@mail.ru

Semenova, Elena – Free University Berlin, Germany, elena.semenova@fu-berlin.de

Strategic Ambiguity in Formulation of Manifestos and Coalition Agreements: Czech Parliamentary Parties (2006-2015)

Svačinová, Petra – Masaryk University, Czech Republic, 220004@mail.muni.cz

The Words of the Defeat: Elites of the Old Regime towards Revolution in Tunisia (2011-2015)

Heurtaux, Jerome – Institut de recherche sur le Maghreb contemporain, Tunisia, jheurtaux@yahoo.fr

Who Wants to Go Far Away? A Prosopographical Analysis of the French Colonial Governors between 1860 and 1960

Chambru, Cedric – Université de Genève, Switzerland, cedric.chambru@unige.ch

Viallet-Thevenin, Scott – Sciences Po, France, s.vialletthevenin@cso.cnrs.fr

RC03.02 Conceptualizing Representative Democracy in the EU Multilevel Regime
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.2

Chair Wiesner, Claudia – University of Jyväskylä, Finland, claudia.wiesner@staff.uni-marburg.de

Co-Chair García-Guitián, Elena – Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain, elena.garcia@uam.es

Discussant(s) Palonen, Kari – University of Jyväskylä, Finland, kari.palonen@jyu.fi

Papers Parliamentarisation, Politicisation and Democratisation of the EU multilevel regime

Wiesner, Claudia – University of Jyväskylä, Finland, claudia.wiesner@staff.uni-marburg.de

Rethinking Representation: National Parliaments as “Cooperative Institutions” in the EU

Sprungk, Carina – Free University Berlin, Germany, carina.sprungk@fu-berlin.de

The Role of Political Representation in Legitimacy: Some Reflections After the Recent Contributions to the Concept of Representation

Abellán Artacho, Pedro – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, p.abellan.artacho@gmail.com

The System of Representation in the EU: A Conceptual Approach to Assess the Institutional Architecture

Greppi, Andrea – Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain, andrea.greppi@uc3m.es

García-Guitián, Elena – Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain, elena.garcia@uam.es

RC09.13 Judicial Review in Federal and Authoritarian Regimes
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.2

Chair Crandall, Erin – Acadia University, Canada, erin.crandall@acadiau.ca

Discussant(s) Ribeiro da Silva Júnior, Airton – Universita Degli Studi di Firenze, Italy, ribeiro.airton@hotmail.com

Papers Court and Policy Making in Security Matters: Intelligence Informers at the Israeli High Court of Justice

Hofnung, Menachem – Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel, msmh@mail.huji.ac.il

Do They Bind? Constraints as a Pseudo-Problem for Authoritarian Courts

Sachs, Jeffrey – Simon Fraser University, Canada, jsachs@sfu.ca

Evaluating Bureaucratic Discretion Through Judicial Oversight: An Australian Example in the Construction of Race

Krell, Reid – University of Alabama, United States, mrkrell@crimson.ua.edu

Federal Inequality in Brazil and the Role of Brazilian Supreme Court

Buck, Pedro – Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, Brazil, pedrobuck@gmail.com

High Flying Corruption in Democratic Spain (1978-2015)

Iglesias, Marcos – Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, marcosiglesias@usal.es

Rethinking Women, Equality and Gender: Women Judges, “Free Speech” and Feminist Values on the Australian High Court

McLoughlin, Kcasey – University of Newcastle, Australia, kcasey.mcloughlin@newcastle.edu.au

RC13.01 Are We Discussing Democracy Properly?
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 109

Chair Reis, Guilherme – Universidade Federal do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, guilherme.s.reis@unirio.br

Co-Chair Cunha Filho, Clayton – Universidade Federal do Ceará, Brazil, cunhafilho@ufc.br

Discussant(s) Braga, Maria do Socorro – Universidade Federal de São Carlos, Brazil, msbraga2009@gmail.com

Papers Classifying Regimes: Are the United States and Cuba Examples of Democracy and Autocracy?

Reis, Guilherme – Universidade Federal do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, guilherme.s.reis@unirio.br

The Founding of the Plurinational State and the Dilemmas of Contemporary Political Representation in Bolivia

Cunha Filho, Clayton – Universidade Federal do Ceará, Brazil, cunhafilho@ufc.br

Theories About the Quality of Democracy: Origins, Perspectives and Fundamentals

Braga, Maria do Socorro – Universidade Federal de São Carlos, Brazil, msbraga2009@gmail.com

RC13.04 Consolidation of Democracy in a World of Inequality
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.D

Chair Zaaiman, Johan – North-West University, South Africa, johan.zaaiman@nwu.ac.za

Co-Chair Heydenrych, Pieter – North-West University, South Africa, pieter.heydenrych@nwu.ac.za

Discussant(s) Gomez-Tagle Lemaistre, Silvia – El Colegio de México, Mexico, sgomez@colmex.mx

Papers Inequality and Democracy: Is it Possible? The Case of Brazil

Almeida, Wellington – Universidade de Brasília, Brazil, almeidawellington@uol.com.br

Party Politics and Institutional Schemes of Citizen Participation in Mexico City and State of Mexico: Authoritarian or Democratic Trends?

Calderon-Gongora, Gisela – London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom, g.calderon-gongora@lse.ac.uk

Political Exclusion/Inclusion and Breakdown, Erosion and Endurance of Democracy: India, Nepal, and Sri Lanka in a Comparative Perspective

Lawoti, Mahendra – Western Michigan University, United States, mlawoti@gmail.com

RC14.35 The Role of Municipalities in Immigrants’ Integration: New Approaches, New Opportunities
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.H

Papers Conflicting Models of Pluralism in Local Migration Policies: Empirical Evidences from Italy

Scotto, Angelo – Università degli studi di Pavia, Italy, angelo.scotto01@universitadipavia.it

Please Sign Here: Integration Contracts Between Municipalities and Foreigners in Denmark

Adamo, Silvia – University of Copenhagen, Denmark, sia@jur.ku.dk

Sauvons Calais, an Anti Immigration Vigilante Group

Gardenier, Matthijs – Université de Montpellier III (Université Paul-Valéry), France, algardenier@yahoo.fr

The Role of Local Municipal Authorities on Integration and Social Exclusion of Refugees: Case Study with Municipality’s Authorities in Ankara

Ayna, Yunus Emre – Yildirim Beyazit University, Turkey, yeayna@gmail.com

Yildirim, Korkmaz – Recep Tayyip Erdogan University, Turkey, korkmazyildirim08@gmail.com

RC18.02 Citizen Participation in Local Governance: From Comparative Perspective between Korea and Japan
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.B

Chair Hachiya, Machiko – Kyushu University, Japan, machiko.hachiya@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Kanamaru, Yuji – Wayo Women’s University, Japan, kanamaruyuji@yahoo.co.jp

Papers Japan’s Civic Ombudsman: Expertise of Civil Societies

Hara, Seiichi – Shigakukan University, Japan, hala@shigakukan.ac.jp

Hachiya, Machiko – Kyushu University, Japan, machiko.hachiya@gmail.com

Case Study about the Community Regeneration by Outside Human Resource – Cooperation with University in Tsushima City

Kozuma, Junki – Kyushu University, Japan, jun11067n@gmail.com

Collective Actions and Transnational Diffusion in Northeast Asia

Doi, Kunji – Kurume University, Japan, doi_kunji@kurume-u.ac.jp

How Decentralization Affects Local Governance in Korea and Japan?

Izumi, Kaoru – Kyushu University, Japan, kizumi@law.kyushu-u.ac.jp

RC19.23 The Politics of Care and Migration: Geographic, Gender, Racial and Class Inequalities
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 0.B

Chair Mahon, Rianne – Wilfrid Laurier University, Canada, prmahon@rogers.com

Co-Chair Coronado, Irasema – University of Texas at El Paso, United States, icoronado@utep.edu

Discussant(s) Beauregard, Katrine – Australian National University, Australia, katrine.beauregard@anu.edu.au

Papers Shaping and Reshaping Care and Migration Policies in East Asia

Peng, Ito – University of Toronto, Canada, itopeng@chass.utoronto.ca

Transnational Care Chains: Slipping Through the Global Governance Net?

Mahon, Rianne – Wilfrid Laurier University, Canada, prmahon@rogers.com

“Vote with your Heart”: The Use of Emotions in Domestic Worker Movements for Policy Change

Fish, Jennifer N – Old Dominion University, United States, jfish@odu.edu

RC20.10 The Funding of Political Competition in Europe: Who, Whom, How, and Why
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.8

Chair Simral, Vit – Univerzita Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic, vit.simral@gmail.com

Co-Chair Gawthorpe, Steven – Univerzity Karlovy, Czech Republic, steven.gawthorpe@aauni.edu

Discussant(s) Piccio, Daniela R. – University of Turin, Italy, danielaromee.piccio@unito.it

Papers On the Coherence of Political Finance Regulation

Piccio, Daniela R. – University of Turin, Italy, danielaromee.piccio@unito.it

Political Parties, Party Candidates, and Public Contracts in the Czech Republic

Simral, Vit – Univerzita Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic, vit.simral@gmail.com

Gongala, Petr – Masaryk University, Czech Republic, petr.gongala@gmail.com

The Effects of Political Financing on Firm Performance in the Czech Republic

Gawthorpe, Steven – Univerzity Karlovy, Czech Republic, steven.gawthorpe@aauni.edu

RC22.07 In View of Politics: Visual Studies in Political Science
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.F

Chair Liebhart, Karin – University of Vienna, Austria, karin.liebhart@univie.ac.at

Discussant(s) Pribersky, Andreas – University of Vienna, Austria, andreas.pribersky@univie.ac.at

Papers Metaphors of the European Financial Crisis

Liebhart, Karin – University of Vienna, Austria, karin.liebhart@univie.ac.at

On the Status of the Visual in Political Science

Pribersky, Andreas – University of Vienna, Austria, andreas.pribersky@univie.ac.at

The Image Construction of Kim Jong Un

Matanovic, Dijana – University of Vienna, Austria, dijana.matanovic@yahoo.de

RC22.08 Media (and) Populism
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.A

Chair Heinisch, Reinhard – University of Salzburg, Austria, reinhard.c.heinisch@sbg.ac.at

Co-Chair Czech, Franciszek – Uniwersytet Jagielloñski, Poland, franciszek.czech@uj.edu.pl

Discussant(s) Mazzoleni, Oscar – Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, oscar.mazzoleni@unil.ch

Papers A Two-Faced Populism? Media Framing and Strategic Identity of “Populist” Candidates in the 2012 French Presidential Election

Lefébure, Pierre – Université Paris Nord (Paris XIII), France, pierre.lefebure@univ-paris13.fr

Secail, Claire – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, claire.secail@cnrs.fr

Borrell, Alexandre – Université Paris-Dauphine (Paris IX), France, alexandreborrell@hotmail.fr

Between Citizen Journalism and Conspiracy Theories

Czech, Franciszek – Uniwersytet Jagielloñski, Poland, franciszek.czech@uj.edu.pl

Comparing Populist Politics in the Nordic Region

Bergmann, Eirikur – Háskóli Íslands, Iceland, eirikur@bifrost.is

Media as the Incentive or Mediator of Populism: A Research on the Media Populism Strategies and Factors of Political Power in Turkey

Bulut, Izem Zeynep – Ankara University, Turkey, izem_b@hotmail.com

Keskin, Fatih – Ankara University, Turkey, fatkeskin@yahoo.com

The Communication of the Five Star Movement in the 2013 Italian Electoral Campaign: Different Strategies for Different Channels?

Cremonesi, Cristina – Università degli studi di Pavia, Italy, cristina.cremonesi02@ateneopv.it

RC23.15 Race, Ethnicity, and Electoral Choice
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.I

Chair Bélanger, Éric – McGill University, Canada, eric.belanger3@mcgill.ca

Discussant(s) Bird, Karen – McMaster University, Canada, kbird@mcmaster.ca

Tolsma, Jochem – Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands, j.tolsma@maw.ru.nl

Papers Are Candidates from Immigrant-Origin Minorities Discriminated by Voters? Evidence from Switzerland

Portmann, Lea – University of Lucerne, Switzerland, lea.portmann@unilu.ch

Stojanovic, Nenad – University of Lucerne, Switzerland, nenad.stojanovic@unilu.ch

Electoral Volatility and Pillarization of the Party System in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Kapidzic, Damir – University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, damir.kapidzic@fpn.unsa.ba

Language as a Public Good and National Identity: Scotland’s Competing Heritage Languages

Bélanger, Éric – McGill University, Canada, eric.belanger3@mcgill.ca

Chhim, Christopher – McGill University, Canada, christopher.chhim@mail.mcgill.ca

RC27.10 Regulation in Crisis? Governance, Governability and the Contemporary State
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.7

Chair Heims, Eva – London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom, e.m.heims@lse.ac.uk

Co-Chair Lodge, Martin – London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom, m.lodge@lse.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Bezes, Philippe – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, bezes@hotmail.com

Papers Coping with the Sellout: Bureaucratic Governance and the UNESCO Budget Crisis

Patz, Ronny – Ludwig-Maximilians Universität München (LMU), Germany, ronny.patz@gsi.lmu.de

Schmidt, Sylvia – Ludwig-Maximilians Universität München (LMU), Germany, sylvia.schmidt@gsi.uni-muenchen.de

Eckhard, Steffen – Ludwig-Maximilians Universität München (LMU), Germany, seckhard@lmu.de

European Banking Supervision as a Trial on the Truth of the Market

Violle, Alexandre – Mines ParisTech, France, violle.alexandre@gmail.com

Legitimizing Technocratic Governance in the EU: The Case of the European Food Safety Authority

Rimkute, Dovile – Ludwig-Maximilians Universität München (LMU), Germany, dovile.rimke@gmail.com

The New Custodians of the State Dealing with the Financial Crisis: A Comparison Between France and the US

Genieys, William – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, william.genieys@umontpellier.fr

Joana, Jean – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, joana.jean@numericable.fr

The Regulatory State under Challenge? Innovation, Disappointment and Utility Regulation

Lodge, Martin – London School of Economics and Political

Science, United Kingdom, m.lodge@lse.ac.uk

Heims, Eva – London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom, e.m.heims@lse.ac.uk

RC28.21 The Issue of Coordination in Federal Systems – Actors, Interests, Institutions
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 108

Chair Schnabel, Johanna – Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, johannamaria.schnabel@unil.ch

Co-Chair Reus, Iris – Otto-Friedrich-Universitat Bamberg, Germany, iris-reus@web.de

Discussant(s) Schnabel, Johanna – Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, johannamaria.schnabel@unil.ch

Papers How Does Institutional Complexity Improve Cooperation? Institutional Continuities and Discontinuities in Brazil (1988 – 2012)

Do Vale, Helder – Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, South Korea, helderdovale@gmail.com

Setting the Intergovernmental Agenda in Canada: Policy Priorities at Odds?

Gauvin, Jean-Philippe – Université de Montréal, Canada, jean-philippe.gauvin@umontreal.ca

The Role of Government Chancelleries in Sub-State Coordination

Hegele, Yvonne – Universität Konstanz, Germany, yvonne.hegele@uni-konstanz.de

The Swiss Reform of the allocation of Public tasks: Toward more Effectiveness with the Conventions-programs?

Mathys, Laetitia – Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, laetitia.mathys@unil.ch

Which Factors Facilitate Coordination in Legislation at the Subnational Level? A Comparative Analysis of the German ‘Länder’

Reus, Iris – Otto-Friedrich-Universitat Bamberg, Germany, iris-reus@web.de

Dose, Nicolai – Universität Duisburg-Essen, Germany, nicolai.dose@uni-due.de

RC29.03 Personality and Politics: The Effects of Personal Traits on Behavior and Attitudes
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.5

Chair Feldman, Ofer – Doshisha University, Japan, ofeldman@mail.doshisha.ac.jp

Discussant(s) Zmerli, Sonja – Sciences Po Grenoble, France, sonja.zmerli@iepg.fr

Papers Bringing Information In: Personality and Ideology in the Context of Direct Democracy

Freitag, Markus – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, markus.freitag@ipw.unibe.ch

Ackermann, Kathrin – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, kathrin.ackermann@ipw.unibe.ch

Personalized Networks? How the Big Five Personality Traits Influence Individual Social Networks

Rapp, Carolin – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, carolin.rapp@ipw.unibe.ch

Freitag, Markus – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, markus.freitag@ipw.unibe.ch

Ingold, Karin – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, karin.ingold@ipw.unibe.ch

Political Decision-Making in Moments of Crisis: A Conceptual Approach

Wilharm, Robin – Universität Duisburg-Essen, Germany, robin.wilharm@uni-due.de

The Tea Party in American Politics

Gilbert, Robert – Northeastern University, United States, r.gilbert@neu.edu

Why is Society Heading in the Right or Wrong Direction? Public Mood in The Netherlands 2013-2015

Dekker, Paul – Universiteit van Tilburg, Netherlands, p.dekker@scp.nl

RC30.22 Policy Capacity: Strategies and Leadership
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.G

Chair Yee, Wai-Hang – University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong S.A.R., China, whyppa@hku.hk

Discussant(s) Ramesh, M – National University of Singapore, Singapore, mramesh@nus.edu.sg

Papers Miracle or Mirage? State Capacity in Georgia from Failed State to Top of the Governance Charts

Lehmbruch, Barbara – Uppsala Universitet, Sweden, barbara.lehmbruch@ucrs.uu.se

Policy Analytical Capacity: Investigating the Role of Education and Training of Policy Workers

Fobé, Ellen – Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, ellen.fobe@soc.kuleuven.be

Brans, Marleen – Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium, marleen.brans@soc.kuleuven.be

Policy Incapacity: An impediment to International Cooperation

Lodhi, Iftikhar – State University-Higher School of Economics, Russia, ialodhi@gmail.com

RC36.11 The Changing Faces of Power: Theory
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.E

Chair Baldwin, David – Princeton University, United States, dbaldwin@princeton.edu

Discussant(s) Gallarotti, Giulio – Wesleyan University, United States, ggallarotti@wesleyan.edu

Papers Globalization and the Fragmegration of Power

Cerny, Philip G. – University of Manchester, United Kingdom, pgcerny@rutgers.edu

Inequality, Citizen Participation and the Changing Faces of Power

Gaventa, John – University of Sussex, United Kingdom, j.gaventa@ids.ac.uk

Power Over, Power To and Power With. ‘Faces’ or ‘forms’ of Power?

Pansardi, Pamela – Università degli studi di Pavia, Italy, pamela.pansardi@unipv.it

The Role of International Science-Policy Interfaces in the Various Types of “Power over,” “Power to,” and “Power with” in International Environmental Politics

Vadrot, Alice – University of Cambridge, United Kingdom, av456@cam.ac.uk

Theories of Power and Social Change: Contesting the Implications of Different Theories of Power for Social Change Research

Avelino, Flor – Erasmus Universiteit, Netherlands, avelino@drift.eur.nl

“I Know That Face”: The Power of Individuals in a Globalized World

Partzsch, Lena – Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, Germany, lena.partzsch@ifp.uni-freiburg.de

RC37.02 Inequality, Ideology and Political Development
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.1

Chair Khan, Zillur – Rollins College, United States, zillurrkhan@gmail.com

Co-Chair Murshid, Tazeen – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, tazeenmurshid@yahoo.co.uk

Discussant(s) Chen, Wen – Shenzhen University, China, lixiaomin882@gmail.com

Papers Al Maslaha and the Importance of Economic Justice in a Contemporary Islamic State

Kaminski, Joseph – International University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, jkaminski@ius.edu.ba

Inequality in Education and Female Empowerment

Quazi, Tamanna – RQM Tutorial, United States, tamquazi@gmail.com

Military Institutions and Equitable Allocation of Scarce Resources for Political Development

Karim, Mohd Aminul – University of Malaya, Malaysia, mdaminulkarim1967@gmail.com

Sumak Kawsay, Public Policy and Development: The Case of Ecuador

Palacios, Diómedes – Universidad de las Américas sede Ecuador, Ecuador, d.palacios@udlanet.ec

Violence, Inequality and the Law

Murshid, Tazeen – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, tazeenmurshid@yahoo.co.uk

RC38.01 Business and Behavior Companies in Developed and Developing Countries
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.C

Chair Ravena, Nirvia – Universidade da Amazônia, Brazil, niravena@uol.com.br

Co-Chair Czub, Jaros ław Filip – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, jaroslaw.czub@jfc.edu.pl

Discussant(s) Gaitán, Flavio – Universidade Federal da Integracao Latino-americana, Brazil, flavio.gaitan@unila.edu.br

Papers Business, Peace and Local State-Building in Bosnia- Herzegovina

Karamperidou, Despina – European University Institute, Italy, despoina.karamperidou@eui.eu

Institutionalizing Corporate Social Responsibility: A Study of Provisions and Implications of Indian Companies Act 2013

Oberoi, Roopinder – University of Delhi, India, roopinderoberoi36@rediffmail.com

Projecting and Analysis of Megatrends in Global Development and Geopolitics

Irchine, Iouri – Russian State University for the Humanities, Russia, irkhine@mail.ru

Real Possibilities of International Organizations in the Redistribution of Natural Resources Benefits: Strategic Partnerships with Extractive Companies for Less Inequality

Zegarra Garcia, Alicia – Pontificia Universidad Católica del Peru, Peru, aliciazegarra1@yahoo.com

The Overlapping of Environmental Impacts in Areas Affected by Large Enterprises in the Region of the River Xingu in Amazonia

Correa de Melo, Herena – Universidade da Amazônia, Brazil, herena1983@gmail.com

Ravena, Nirvia – Universidade da Amazônia, Brazil, niravena@uol.com.br

RC43.05 Politics and Theology Thinking the Cultural Foundations of the Inequality
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.3

Chair Ozzano, Luca – Universita Degli Studi di Torino, Italy, luca.ozzano@unito.it

Discussant(s) Cuda, Emilce – Universidad Nacional Arturo Jauretche, Argentina, emilcecuda@gmail.com

Papers Anti-Capitalist Muslims: How To Be Muslim and Anti-Capitalist at the Same Time?

Kirnali, Gülener – Galatasaray University, Turkey, gkirnali@gmail.com

Politics and Theology in Contemporary Latin America: Christian Thinking and Praxis in the Midst of Inequality

Avila, Mariano – Calvin Theological Seminary, United States, mavila@calvinseminary.edu

Religiously-Inspired Entrepreneurship: The Case of the Hizmet Movement

Ozzano, Luca – Universita Degli Studi di Torino, Italy, luca.ozzano@unito.it

Work, Religious Differences and Integration Policies

Fuccillo, Antonio – Seconda Università degli Studi di Napoli, Italy, dir.ecclesiasticosun@gmail.com

Benkaddour, Fatima Ezzohra – Seconda Università degli Studi di Napoli, Italy, benkaddourfatimaezzohra@gmail.com

Decimo, Ludovica – Seconda Università degli Studi di Napoli, Italy, decimo.ludovica@gmail.com

Sorvillo, Francesco – Seconda Università degli Studi di Napoli, Italy, francescosorvillo@gmail.com

Saporito, Livia – Seconda Università degli Studi di Napoli, Italy, livia.sap@hotmail.it

SS.03 Roundtable: The 30 Years of “Transition from Authoritarian Rule”
Tuesday, July 26 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.F-1.G

Chair Avritzer, Leonardo – Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil, avritzer1@gmail.com

Co-Chair Morlino, Leonardo – Libera Universita Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli, Italy, morlino@luiss.it

Discussant(s) Avritzer, Leonardo – Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil, avritzer1@gmail.com

Stepan, Alfred – Columbia University, United States, as48@columbia.edu

Schmitter, Philippe – European University Institute, Italy, philippe.schmitter@eui.eu

Ippolito-O’Donnell, Gabriela – Universidad Nacional de General San Martin, Argentina, gabriela.ippolito.2@alumni.nd.edu

Diamandouros, Nikiforos – College of Europe, Greece, nikiforos@diamandouros.net

Tuesday, July 26 (Day 3) | 15:30-17:15

CS01.21 Homeland and Civil Security Research: Creating Security as a Public Good
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.3

Chair Bosco, Michel – European Commission, Belgium, michel.bosco@ec.europa.eu

Papers Administrative Macrocephaly and Inequality: Public Goods and Access Problems, the Case of Security in Guatemala.

Fernández, Eduardo – Universidad Francisco Marroquín, Guatemala, efernandez@ufm.edu

Guzmán, Daniela – Universidad Francisco Marroquín, Guatemala, danielagmatheu@gmail.com

Drug Cartels and Municipal Candidates in Mexico: The Effects of Violence on the Number of Electoral Alternatives in Mexico

Ponce, Aldo – Center for Research and Teaching in Economics (CIDE), Mexico, aldo.ponce@cide.edu

Public Funding for Security Research in Europe: Protecting the European Citizens in the Future

Bosco, Michel – European Commission, Belgium, michel.bosco@ec.europa.eu

CS01.62 The Legalization of Same-sex Marriage: Between Globalization and Path Dependency
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.5

Chair Winter, Bronwyn – University of Sydney, Australia, bronwyn.winter@sydney.edu.au

Co-Chair Tremblay, Manon – University of Ottawa, Canada, mtrembla@uottawa.ca

Discussant(s) Johnson, Carol – University of Adelaide, Australia, carol.johnson@adelaide.edu.au

Papers Europeanizing and Nationalizing the Regulation of Same-Sex Couples in Central & Eastern Europe: Croatia, Hungary and Slovenia

Forest, Maxime – Sciences Po, France, maxime.forest@sciencespo.fr

Federalism, Implementation and Gay Marriage in Latin America: Argentina and Mexico

Diez, Jordi – No affiliation, Canada, jordi.diez@uoguelph.ca

Same-Sex Marriage in Canada: A Neo-Institutionalist Analysis

Tremblay, Manon – University of Ottawa, Canada, mtrembla@uottawa.ca

The French Republic and the Spanish Constitutional Monarchy Brought to the Test of Same-sex Marriage: Battle Over the Meaning of Equality as Political Legacy

Sénac, Réjane – Sciences Po Paris, France, rejane.senac@sciencespo.fr

CS02.33 Minorities, Independence Movements and Sub-state Politics
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.5

Chair Cetrà, Daniel – University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom, d.cetra@ed.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Cetrà, Daniel – University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom, d.cetra@ed.ac.uk

Papers Identity in Discourse of Azerbaijani Turk Students Movement in Iran

Alamli, Hadi – Gazi University, Turkey, hadi.alamli@gmail.com

Symbolic Space of the Independence Referendums in Scotland, Catalonia and Crimea in 2014. The Comparative Analysis

Evgenyeva, Tatiana – Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia, etv133@mail.ru

Systemic Inequalities, Insurrections and Governance in India: A Critical Analysis

Veeresha, Nayakara – Institute for Social and Economic Change, India, nayakaraveeresha@gmail.com

The EU Policy Towards the Secession of Montenegro and Catalonia: A Case of Inequality

Pavkovic, Aleksandar – Macquarie University, Australia, apavkovi1@gmail.com

The Political Economy of Income Inequality in Iran

Alizadeh, Naseraddin – Ankara University, Turkey, na.alizadeh2005@gmail.com

To Go or Not to Go: 27S Catalan Elections and Beyond

Marinez-Tapia, Oscar – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, donmister@gmail.com

CS03.06 Complexities of Regional Integration and Multi-Level Governance
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.3

Chair Raudino, Simone – European Union, Belgium, simoneandy@yahoo.com

Discussant(s) Laursen, Finn – University of Southern Denmark, Denmark, finn.laursen@hotmail.com

Papers EU, Democracy, Optimal Governance and Less Statehood

Dominese, Giorgio – Transition Studies Research Network, Italy, g.dominese@transitionstudiesnetwork.org

Evolution of EU Cohesion Policy: Actors, Structures, Processes

Casula, Mattia – Libera Universita Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli, Italy, mcasula@luiss.it

Political and Cultural Determinants of Eurasian Economic Integration

Konopelko, Agnieszka – Bialystok University of Technology, Poland, agacon@tlen.pl

Political Norms and their Impacts on Fisheries Management in New Zealand, Norway, and the United States

Tirrell, Andrew – University of San Diego, United States, atirrell@sandiego.edu

CS05.26 Resistance under Austerity in Southern Europe
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.4

Chair Murcia González, Andrés – Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain, amurcia_2005@yahoo.es

Discussant(s) Kim, Yong Ho – Inha University, South Korea, kimyh1358@gmail.com

Papers Communities Making Social Change from Below: Social Innovation and Democratic Leadership in Barcelona’s Disenfranchised Neighbourhoods

Parés, Marc – Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain, marc.pares@uab.cat

Confronting Austerity Urbanism: New Local Governments in Spain

Martí-Costa, Marc – Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLASCO), Ecuador, marc.martic@gmail.com

Pradel-Miquel, Marc – Universitat de Barcelona, Spain, marcpradel@ub.edu

Tomàs Fornés, Mariona – Universitat de Barcelona, Spain, marionatomas@ub.edu

The ‘Mediation’ of the Portuguese Anti-Austerity Protest Cycle: Media Coverage and its Impact

Accornero, Guya – Instituto universitario de Lisboa, Portugal, guyaaccornero@hotmail.com

CS07.19 Issues of Public Governance and Administration: Stakeholders’ Participation, Compliance and Trust Building
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.2

Chair Lacroix, Isabelle – Université de Sherbrooke, Canada, isabelle.lacroix@usherbrooke.ca

Co-Chair MacArthur, Julie – University of Auckland, New Zealand, j.macarthur@auckland.ac.nz

Discussant(s) Lacroix, Isabelle – Université de Sherbrooke, Canada, isabelle.lacroix@usherbrooke.ca

Papers Community Power Policies in Canada and the

United Kingdom

MacArthur, Julie – University of Auckland, New Zealand, j.macarthur@auckland.ac.nz

Coordination in the Governance of Natural Resource Management (NRM) Planning: The Struggle for Equity

Olvera Garcia, Jaime – University of Queensland, Australia, j.olveragarcia@uq.edu.au

Multiplayer Governance and Democracy: Convergence or Divergence?

Lacroix, Isabelle – Université de Sherbrooke, Canada, isabelle.lacroix@usherbrooke.ca

Trust and Taxation: Why Legitimacy Matters More During Crises

Kuokstis, Vytautas – Vilnius University, Lithuania, kuokstis@gmail.com

CS07.30 Tackling Food and Poverty Problems on Many Fronts
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.2

Chair Bourblanc, Magalie – Cirad-Montpellier, France, magalie.bourblanc@cirad.fr

Discussant(s) Bourblanc, Magalie – Cirad-Montpellier, France, magalie.bourblanc@cirad.fr

Papers Food Security in India: Discourses, Policies and Realities

Samota, Kailash Chand – University of Rajasthan, India, kailashappy1986@gmail.com

Governing Poverty and Corruption as Imperatives for the Attainment of Equitable Change Mantra and Sustenance of Democratic Governance in Nigeria

Agbaje, Elijah – Osun State University, Nigeria, ebagbaje@yahoo.com

Large Scale Agricultural Investments and their Impact on Food Security in Mozambique: Studying the Interactions Between the Global, National and Local Governance Levels

Bourblanc, Magalie – Cirad-Montpellier, France, magalie.bourblanc@cirad.fr

Poverty, Natural Resources Management and Land Administration in Brazilian Amazon

Silva, Nice – Secretaria Estadual de Planejamento, Brazil, n1cefs@hotmail.com

ECPR.02 Populism and Globalisation: Bridging the Gap
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.B

Chair Azevedo, Flavio – Universität zu Köln, Germany, falafla@gmail.com

Papers Measuring Populism as a Demand-Side Phenomenon: A Psychometric Evaluation of Populist Attitudes Across Europe

Van Hauwaert, Steven – Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium, steven.vanhauwaert@uclouvain.be

Schimpf, Christian – Leibniz-Institut für Sozialwissenschaften (GESIS), Germany, christian_schimpf@web.de

Azevedo, Flavio – Universität zu Köln, Germany, falafla@gmail.com

The Volatility of Political Choices: The Role of Conservatism and Context on the Electoral Success of the Far-Right and Populist Parties

Steinel, Wolfgang – Leiden University, Netherlands, wsteinel@fsw.leidenuniv.nl

Azevedo, Flavio – Universität zu Köln, Germany, falafla@gmail.com

Where Democrats Disagree: Citizens’ Normative Conceptions of Democracy

Steiner, Nils – Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, Germany, steiner@politik.uni-mainz.de

IAPSS.06 Security and Foreign Policy
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.8

Chair Sherieff, Uzma – University of New South Wales, Australia, uzma.sherieff@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Sherieff, Uzma – University of New South Wales, Australia, uzma.sherieff@gmail.com

Papers Conflict in the Middle East: Rivalry Patterns

Chihaia, Mihai Sebastian – IAPSS (International Association for Political Science Students), Romania, mihai.seb.chihaia@gmail.com

EU Democracy Promotion in Ukraine after Euromaidan Revolution: towards an Instrumentalization of the Notion of Democracy

Rabinovych, Maryna – I.I. Mechnikov Odessa National University, Ukraine, marinarabi93@gmail.com

Macedonia as a Failed Amalgamated Security Community

Carrera Kurjenoja, Kristian Xavier – University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, kurjenoja@gmail.com

LOC04.01 Dichotomy “East-West” in the Contemporary International Relations – Part 1 (Polish)
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room AMU-Morasko / 126

Chair Dmochowski, Tadeusz – University of Gdańsk, Poland, poltd@univ.gda.pl

Discussant(s) Nocoń, Jaroslaw – University of Gdańsk, Poland, poljn@ug.edu.pl

Papers Energy Cultures in the European Union

Rosicki, Remigiusz – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, remigiusz.rosicki@amu.edu.pl

Moving Towards Global Social Justice Through Foreign Policy? The Analysis of Polish Official Foreign Policy Discourse in Post-1989 Period

Bober, Sergiusz – The Jesuit University Ignatianum in Krakow, Poland, sergiusz.bober@ignatianum.edu.pl

Political – Cultural Dichotomy of the EU Countries in the Central Europe in the Second Decade of the XXI Century

Piwnicki, Grzegorz – University of Gdańsk, Poland, polgp@ug.edu.pl

The Quest for Self-Determination: A New Wave

Brańka, Tomasz – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, tomasz.branka@amu.edu.pl

LOC04.06 Still Gender Inequality in the Contemporary Politics? – Part 2
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room AMU-Morasko / 125

Chair Żukowski, Arkadiusz – University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland, arkadiusz.zukowski@uwm.edu.pl

Discussant(s) Marszalek-Kawa, Joanna – Nicolaus Copernicus University, Poland, kawadj@box43.pl

Papers Gender Equality and Political Participation in Ukraine

Polegkyi, Oleksii – Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium, polegkyi@gmail.com

On Being ‘Baumanite’ on Inequality in Poland

Czapnik, Slawomir – Uniwersytet Opolski, Poland, slawomir.czapnik@o2.pl

Talking Politics at the Dinner Table

Leyman, Jana – Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium, jana_leyman@hotmail.com

Kalkhoven, Lieuwe – Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium, lieuwe.kalkhoven@uantwerpen.be

Heirman, Wannes – Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium, wannes.heirman@uantwerpen.be

The Psychological Profile and Leadership Style of Angela Merkel, the World’s Most Powerful Women

De Landtsheer, Christ’l – Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium, christl.delandtsheer@uantwerpen.be

Middelhoff, Jurriaan – Universiteit Antwerpen, Netherlands, jurriaan.middelhoff@minbuza.nl

Schijvenaars, Petra – Universiteit Antwerpen, Netherlands, pschijvenaars@gmail.com

LOC04.09 The Principle of Equality in a World of Growing Inequalities – Part 2 (Polish)
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room AMU-Morasko / 127

Chair Astramowicz-Leyk, Teresa Ewa – Uniwersytet Warmińsko-Mazurski, Poland, teresa.astramowicz@cso.com.pl

Discussant(s) Sasińska-Klas, Teresa – Uniwersytet Jagielloñski, Poland, uhsasins@cyf-kr.edu.pl

Papers Equality in the face of Inequality: Between Antagonism and Alliance

Borkowska-Nowak, Małgorzata – Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski Jana Pawla II, Poland, malbor31@wp.pl

Public Diplomacy and Conflict Resolution

Curyło, Barbara – Uniwersytet Opolski, Poland, bcurylo@uni.opole.pl

Social Security and the Principle of Equality in the Society

Jarocki, Tomasz – The Jan Kochanowski University (JKU) in Kielce, Poland, tomasz.jarocki@ujk.edu.pl

The Project of Sustainable Development in the Context of Human Rights

Przybyszewski, Krzysztof – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, kprzyby@amu.edu.pl

LOC04.11 E-participation and New Forms of Civic Involvement in Europe
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room AMU-Morasko / 134

Chair Musiał-Karg, Magdalena – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, magdalena.musial-karg@amu.edu.pl

Discussant(s) Piontek, Dorota – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, adela@amu.edu.pl

Papers Citizen E-Participation in the Cities – the Polish Experience Compared to Other Countries

Kapsa, Izabela – Kazimierz Wielki University, Poland, izabela.kapsa@ukw.edu.pl

E-participation in Poznań Metropolitan Area: New Opportunities for the Development of Democracy

Antkowiak, Paweł – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, antkowiakpawel@wp.pl

Electronic Participation and Model of Democracy

Rachwał, Marcin – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, marcin.rachwal@amu.edu.pl

Implementation of the European Citizens’ Initiative: Step to Increase the Participation of Citizens in the Political System of the European Union?

Jaskulski, Adam – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, adam.jaskulski@amu.edu.pl

Innovative Forms of Participation at the Local Level in Poland

Kaszkur, Alina – Kazimierz Wielki University, Poland, politolog2@wp.pl

Learning of the Liberal Democracy in the Context of Different Forms of Civic Involvement: European Microstates Compared

Łukaszewski, Marcin – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, marcin.lukaszewski@amu.edu.pl

LOC04.13 Processes of Integration and Disintegration in Europe – Part 2 (Polish)
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room AMU-Morasko / 128

Chair Wojtaszczyk, Konstanty – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, ie.wdinp@uw.edu.pl

Discussant(s) Pietras, Marek – Maria Curie-Sklodowska University, Poland, marek-pietras@wp.pl

Papers Brytyjskie i greckie referenda agroźba Brexitu i Grexitu

Lesiewicz, Elzbieta – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, elzbieta.lesiewicz@amu.edu.pl

Jedność vs. Różnorodność w Przekazie Euranet Plus

Jas-Koziarkiewicz, Marta – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, martajas@uw.edu.pl

Parlamenty państw członkowskich UE a procesy integracji europejskiej

Witkowska, Marta – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, m.witkowska@uw.edu.pl

Przemiany w Republice Serbii w kontekście procesów integracyjnych

Lubik-Reczek, Natasza – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, natasza.lubik-reczek@amu.edu.pl

LOC04.18 Theoretical and Practical Challenges in Political Participation in the Contemporary World – Part 2 (Polish)
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room AMU-Morasko / 133

Chair Stelmach, Andrzej – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, andrzej.stelmach@amu.edu.pl

Discussant(s) Sulowski, Stanisław – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, sulowscy@gmail.com

Papers Digital Divide and Nomofobia as a Signs of “Information Society” and “Knowledge – Based Economy” Model

Walkowski, Maciej – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, maciej.walkowski@amu.edu.pl

Działalność organizacji pozarządowych w Rosji w latach 90. XX wieku jako wyraz interioryzacji żałozeń demokracji w zakresie partycypacji obywatelskiej

Jach, Anna – Uniwersytet Jagielloñski, Poland, anna.jach@uj.edu.pl

Electronic Voting in Switzerland

Figura, Joanna – Cracow Pedagogical University, Poland, j.figura@onet.eu

Polish Migrant Workers in Norway and the Issue of Participation: Case Study Based on Research in Hordaland County

Nowiak, Wojciech – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, wojciech.nowiak@amu.edu.pl

The Practice of Political and Social Participation on the Example of the Mazury National Park Project

Szulborski, Krzysztof i – University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland, szulba@uwm.edu.pl

MT01.04 Roundtable: Rethinking Democracy and Inequality
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.C

Chair Slater, Dan – University of Chicago, United States, slater@uchicago.edu

Discussant(s) Boucoyannis, Deborah – University of Virginia, United States, boucoyannis@gmail.com

Lee, Yeon Ju – University of Chicago, United States, yeonjulee@uchicago.edu

Haggard, Stephan – University of California, San Diego, United States, shaggard@ucsd.edu

MT03.02 Institutional Perspectives on Globalization
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 0.A

Chair Rosendorff, Peter – New York University, United States, peter.rosendorff@nyu.edu

Discussant(s) Winters, Matthew – University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, United States, mwinters@illinois.edu

Papers Cooperative Autocracies: Leader Survival, Creditworthiness and Bilateral Investment Treaties

Rosendorff, Peter – New York University, United States, peter.rosendorff@nyu.edu

Arias, Eric – New York University, United States, eric.arias@nyu.edu

Exogenous Shocks, Misattribution and Voters’ Evaluation of Incumbent Competence

Campello, Daniela – Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV), Brazil, daniela.campello@fgv.br

Zucco Jr, Cesar – Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV), Brazil, cesar.zucco@fgv.br

From Text to Political Positions on Foreign Aid: Analysis of Aid Mentions in Party Manifestos from 1960 to 2012

Dietrich, Simone – University of Essex, United Kingdom, dietrich.simone@gmail.com

Winters, Matthew – University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, United States, mwinters@illinois.edu

Milner, Helen V. – Princeton University, United States, hmilner@princeton.edu

Public Opposition to Foreign Acquisitions of Domestic Companies: Evidence from the United States and China

Tingley, Dustin – Harvard University, United States, dtingley@gov.harvard.edu

Milner, Helen V. – Princeton University, United States, hmilner@princeton.edu

Chilton, Adam – University of Chicago, United States, adamchilton@uchicago.edu

U.S. Antirust Enforcement in a Global Economy: Still a Pro-Market Policy?

Büthe, Tim – Technische Universitat Munich, Germany, buthe@duke.edu

“Recipient or Investor? The Changing Behavior of Emerging Market Multinationals towards BITs”

Campello, Daniela – Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV), Brazil, daniela.campello@fgv.br

MT07.04 Inclusive Development and Governance in a Post-Crisis Era
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.D

Chair Almeida, Wellington – Universidade de Brasília, Brazil, almeidawellington@uol.com.br

Co-Chair Calmon, Paulo – Universidade de Brasília, Brazil, paulo.calmon@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Calmon, Paulo – Universidade de Brasília, Brazil, paulo.calmon@gmail.com

Papers A Tale of Two States: Governance, Elite Agency and Development in Andhra Pradesh and Bihar

Zarhani, Seyedhossein – Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Germany, zarhani@uni-heidelberg.de

Financial Instruments for Development in a Post-Crisis Era: Economical and Social Effects of Combined Microcredit in Hungary

Nyikos, Györgyi – National University of Public Service, Hungary, gyorgyi.nyikos@gmail.com

Migration and Refugees’ Law and Regulations in the EU and Western Balkans: A Comparative Migration Governance Perspective

Aliu, Dorian – Canakkale Onsekiz Mart University, Turkey, dorianaliu@gmail.com

Yildiz, Ali Kemal – Istanbul Commerce University, Turkey, akyildiz@ticaret.edu.tr

Aliu, Armando – Istanbul Commerce University, Turkey, armando.aliu@alumni.uni-heidelberg.de

Özkan, Ömer – Istanbul Commerce University, Turkey, oozkan@ticaret.edu.tr

The Policy of Inclusion to Higher Education in Brazil: University for All Program (Prouni) – Actors, Coalitions and Interests

Fernandes, Antonio Sergio Araujo – Universidade Federal da Bahia, Brazil, antoniosaf@ufba.br

Guerra, Lenin – Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia do Rio Grande do Norte (IFRN), Brazil, guerra04@gmail.com

Araújo, Suely – House of Representatives, Brazil, suelymvg@gmail.com

Coelho, Fernando – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, fernandocoelho@usp.br

RC02.02 Elite Interactions and Processes of Transnational Integration
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.1

Chair Vogel, Lars – Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Germany, lars.vogel@uni-jena.de

Discussant(s) Navarro, Julien – Université Catholique de Lille, France, julien.navarro@univ-catholille.fr

Papers Leader-based Politics in the New Democracies: Comparison of the Czech Republic and Slovenia

Tomsic, Matevz – School of Advanced Sociac Studies in Nova

Goricaa, Slovenia, matevz.tomsic@fuds.si

Cabada, Ladislav – University of West Bohemia, Czech Republic, cabada@kap.zcu.cz

Regional Congruencies of the EU Visions? Comparative Study of the National Elites, and Public Opinion

Sumskas, Gintaras – University of Management and Economics (ISM), Vilnius, Lithuania, ginsum@ism.lt

Matonyte, Irmina – ISM University of Management and Economics, Lithuania, irmina.matonyte@ehu.lt

The Vulnerability of National Elites in a Supranationally Integrated Political System: Governing Parties in the EU During the Crisis

Cotta, Maurizio – Università degli Studi di Siena, Italy, cotta@unisi.it

RC05.06 Citizen Politics and Governance in a World of Inequality: Case of Seoul Metropolitan City
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.3

Chair Park, Chan Wook – Seoul National University, South Korea, chwpark@snu.ac.kr

Co-Chair Kim, Hosup – The Northeast Asia History foundation, South Korea, interkim@chol.com

Discussant(s) Kang, Won-Taek – Seoul National University, South Korea, kangwt@snu.ac.kr

Papers Gentrification and Collaborative Governance in Seoul: A Comparative Case Study of Three Districts

Yon, Jun-Han – Seoul National University, South Korea, junhan.yon@gmail.com

Lee, Wondong – Seoul National University, South Korea, reewd@snu.ac.kr

Im, Gihong – Seoul National University, South Korea, gyong0507@gmail.com

Kim, Euiyoung – Seoul National University, South Korea, euiyoungkim@snu.ac.kr

Governing the Social Economy at the Local Level: Three District Cases of Seoul

Kim, Euiyoung – Seoul National University, South Korea, euiyoungkim@snu.ac.kr

Bae, Byeong Jin – Seoul National University, South Korea, hworangi@snu.ac.kr

Yu, Jiyeon – Seoul National University, South Korea, bluechicago1222@gmail.com

Yoon, Young Gwan – Seoul National University, South Korea, ygpolitics14@snu.ac.kr

Social Economy and Community Gaps in Seoul Metropolitan City

Miura, Hiroki – Seoul National University, South Korea, sugeun@msn.com

RC06.18 Political Sophistication as a Resource of Unequal Political Participation in Democracies
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.3

Chair Westle, Bettina – Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany, westle@staff.uni-marburg.de

Co-Chair Linhart, Eric – Technische Universität Chemnitz, Germany, eric.linhart@phil.tu-chemnitz.de

Discussant(s) Shikano, Susumu – Universität Konstanz, Germany, susumu.shikano@uni-konstanz.de

Papers Hostile Twins: Rethinking Coalition Governance in Parliamentary Democracies

Moury, Catherine – Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal, mourycatherine@gmail.com

Political Knowledge and Political Integration of Immigrants

Raschke, Eva – Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany, eva.raschke@staff.uni-marburg.de

Recruitment of Non-partisan Ministers to Coalition Governments: The Case of New Democracies, 1990-2009

Semenova, Elena – Free University Berlin, Germany, elena.semenova@fu-berlin.de

The Foundation of a “Correct” Vote Decision: Social Inequalities in Political Decision Making

De Souza, Astrid – Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany, astrid.desouza@staff.uni-marburg.de

Westle, Bettina – Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany, westle@staff.uni-marburg.de

RC07.05 Dealing with Gender Inequality Through Activism
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.B

Chair Hall, Rosalie – University of the Philippines Visayas, Philippines, rahall@upv.edu.ph

Co-Chair Gouws, Amanda – Universiteit Stellenbosch, South Africa, ag1@sun.ac.za

Papers Collective Memory of Apartheid: Reproducing Inequality for Black Women Through Representations in South African Memorials to Apartheid Suffering

Bonnes, Stephanie – University of Colorado at Boulder, United States, stephanie.bonnes@colorado.edu

Cross-Border Informal Trade Mobility of Women in Nigeria-Benin Relations: Implications for Poverty Reduction

Fayomi, Oluyemi – Covenant University, Nigeria, nike.fayomi@covenantuniversity.edu.ng

Everyday Life Experiences of Female Politicians in Northern Nigeria

Dayil, Plangsat – University of Jos, Nigeria, plangsat4sure@yahoo.com

Fighting Gender Inequality: Brazilian Feminist Movements and Judicialization as a Political Approach to Oppose Violence Against Women

Elias, Maria Ligia – Universidade Estadual De Maringá, Brazil, ligiagranado@gmail.com

Vier Machado, Isadora – Universidade Estadual De Maringá, Brazil, isadoravier@yahoo.com.br

RC08.03 Executive-Legislative Relations
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.1

Chair Edinger, Michael – Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Germany, michael.edinger@uni-jena.de

Discussant(s) Guasti, Petra – Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Czech Republic, petra.guasti@soc.cas.cz

Papers Are Foreign Policy Issues Polarized in the U.S. Congress in the Post-Cold War Era?

Contrera, Flávio – Universidade Federal de São Carlos, Brazil, flavio.contrera@gmail.com

Separate but not Coequal: Executive-Legislative Dynamics and Lawmaking in the Philippine Congress

Panao, Rogelio Alicor – University of Philippines Diliman, Philippines, alicor@gmail.com

Strategies of Policy Evaluations in Parliaments

Bundi, Pirmin – Universität Zürich, Switzerland, bundi@ipz.uzh.ch

The Brazilian Parliamentary Diplomacy: A Closer Approach to the Mega-Events and Venezuela Cases

Krupp da Luz, Cicero – Faculdade de Direito do Sul de Minas (FDSM), Brazil, ciceroluz@gmail.com

The Strategies of Mainstream and Challenger Parties in the Government-Opposition Game: The Case of Spain (2001-2014)

Palau, Anna Maria – Universitat de Barcelona, Spain, apalau@ub.edu

Muñoz Marquez, Luz – Universitat de Barcelona, Spain, luzmunozma@ub.edu

RC12.01 Biology and Politics: 2016
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.D

Chair Blanchard, Kenneth – Northern State University, United States, blanchak@northern.edu

Co-Chair Wiatr, Jerzy – European School of Law and Administration, Warsaw, Poland, jwiatr@ewspa.edu.pl

Discussant(s) Wiatr, Jerzy – European School of Law and Administration, Warsaw, Poland, jwiatr@ewspa.edu.pl

Papers Biopolitics at the Crossroads

Peterson, Steven – Penn State Harrisburg University, United States, sap12@psu.edu

Somit, Albert – Southern Illinois University, United States, albertsomit@gmail.com

Civic Engagement In and Around Biotechnoscientific Governance in India

Cholakkathodi, Jawhar – University of Hyderabad, India, jawharct@gmail.com

Evolutionary Leadership, Evolutionary Ethics, and Redistribution

White, Ronald F. – Mount St. Joseph University, United States, ron_white@mail.msj.edu

The Darwinian Dynamic of Aritotelian Political Animals

Blanchard, Kenneth – Northern State University, United States, blanchak@northern.edu

The Evolution of Cooperation and Cohesion: Social Capital Theory and Its Anthropological Foundations

Meisselbach, Christoph – Technische Universitat Dresden, Germany, christoph.meisselbach@tu-dresden.de

The Politics of Death: The Impact of Agenda Setting, Media Framing and Negative Campaigning in Mobilizing Political Recognition of Physician Assistance in Dying

Merrick, Janna – University of South Florida, United States, merrick@usf.edu

RC13.05 Consolidations et éclatements des États dans un monde d’inégalités. Quels facteurs, quelles pistes, quelles perspectives?
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.C

Chair Zdaniuk, Bartlomiej – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, bartlomiej.zdaniuk@uw.edu.pl

Co-Chair Montabes, Juan – Universidad de Granada, Spain, montabes@ugr.es

Discussant(s) Miscoiu, Sergiu – Université Paris-Est Marne-La-Vallée, France, miscoiu@yahoo.com

Dembinska, Magdalena – Université de Montréal, Canada, magdalena.dembinska@umontreal.ca

Papers De la Constitutionnalisation à la Sacralisation: L’illusion Électoraliste de la Transition Démocratique Tunisienne

Ben Saad, Safa – Université de Sherbrooke, Canada, safa.ben.saad@usherbrooke.ca

Fractures interrégionales en période de transition démocratique: inversion des tendances inégalitaires territoriales dans la Tunisie post-révolution?

Dutour, Julien – Université de Picardie Jules Verne, France, julien.dutour@gmail.com

La Consolidation de l’État Marocain sous le Conflit du Sahara Occidental

Ojeda García, Raquel – Universidad de Granada, Spain, rojeda@ugr.es

Les dimensions de la consolidation de l’État. Cas de la République de Moldavie

Burakowski, Adam – Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland, aburak@seznam.cz

Zdaniuk, Bartlomiej – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, bartlomiej.zdaniuk@uw.edu.pl

RC14.17 From Misrecognition to Maldistribution: Ethnic Discrimination and the Politics of Difference
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.9

Chair Popescu, Diana-Elena – London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom, d.e.popescu@lse.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Sardelic, Julija – University of Liverpool, United Kingdom, julija.sardelic@liverpool.ac.uk

Papers An Assessment of Discourses on Roma Integration: Stuck Between Ethno-Cultural Essentialism and Socio-Economic Marginalization

Magazzini, Tina – Universidad de Deusto, Spain, tina.magazzini@deusto.es

Differentiated Citizenship by Belonging to Ethno-Racial African-Descent in Brazil and Venezuela: A Comparative Perspective

Monagreda, Johanna – Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil, johanna.monagreda@gmail.com

Gypsy Like Them: Roma, Romanians and “Discrimination by Confusion” in Romanian Diasporic Communities

Costache, Dragos – Stockholms Universitet, Sweden, tsavatar@gmail.com

Identity, Inequality and Insecurity: An Indian Experience

Namchu, Teresa – Jawaharlal Nehru University, India, ivy_namchu@yahoo.co.in

RC18.09 Institutional Trust and Governance in South Asia
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 0.B

Chair Dhakal, Tek Nath – Tribhuvan University, Nepal, dhakaltn@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Askvik, Steinar – Universitetet i Bergen, Norway, steinar.askvik@aorg.uib.no

Papers Citizens’ Trust in Anti-Corruption Agencies: Bangladesh and Nepal Compared

Askvik, Steinar – Universitetet i Bergen, Norway, steinar.askvik@aorg.uib.no

Jamil, Ishtiaq – Universitetet i Bergen, Norway, ishtiaq.jamil@aorg.uib.no

Citizens’ Trust in Public Institution: Reflection in Local Government in Nepal

Paudel, Narendra Raj – Tribhuvan University, Nepal, narendra.radharam@gmail.com

Citizens’ Trust Towards Democratic Process and Institutions in Bangladesh

Haque, Sk. Tawfique M. – North South University, Bangladesh, sktawfique@gmail.com

Kabir, Syeda Lasna – University of Dhaka, Bangladesh, lasnakabir@gmail.com

Ahmed, Shakil – North South University, Bangladesh, shakil.ahmed553@northsouth.edu

Education Matters for Citizen’s Perception on Trust in the Public and Social Institutions

Ahmed, Shakil – North South University, Bangladesh, shakil.ahmed553@northsouth.edu

Haque, Sk. Tawfique M. – North South University, Bangladesh, sktawfique@gmail.com

Kabir, Syeda Lasna – University of Dhaka, Bangladesh, lasnakabir@gmail.com

The Promise of Representative Bureaucracy and Citizen’s Trust in the Civil Service in Nepal

Jamil, Ishtiaq – Universitetet i Bergen, Norway, ishtiaq.jamil@aorg.uib.no

RC19.18 Representation of Women in the Legislative Arenas
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.I

Chair Stæhr Harder, Mette Marie – Roskilde University, Denmark, mmharder@ruc.dk

Discussant(s) Stæhr Harder, Mette Marie – Roskilde University, Denmark, mmharder@ruc.dk

Papers Does it Matter a Critical Mass of Parlamentarian Women? Study of Women’s Descriptive Representation and Their Access to Centres Power

Navarro Solano, Ma Carmen – Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain, mnavarro3@us.es

Gender Inequality in Nigeria’s 7th National Assembly (2011-2015): Effects on the Legislative Process and Quality of Legislations

Ifejika, Solomon Ifeanyichukwu – University of Ilorin, Nigeria, solomonifejika@gmail.com

Ngwube, Arinze – University of Ilorin, Nigeria, arinze22ng@yahoo.com

Intersecting Identities: Gender and Ethnicity in the Turkish Parliament

Bodur Ün, Marella – Çukurova University, Turkey, marbodur@gmail.com

Substantive Representation of Women in Turkey: Examining the Impact of Religion and Gender Effects in Legislative Arena

konak unal, saadet – University of Houston, United States, saadetkonak@hotmail.com

The Gender-sensitive Parliament: Recognising the Gendered Nature of Parliamentary Decision-making

Galligan, Yvonne – Queen’s University of Belfast, United Kingdom, y.galligan@qub.ac.uk

Meier, Petra – Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium, petra.meier@uantwerpen.be

The Uneven Impact of Gender Quotas

Huang, Chang-Ling – National Taiwan University, Taiwan, changlinghuang@gmail.com

RC19.24 The Politics of Gender: Japan in Comparative Perspective
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.A

Discussant(s) Nishizawa, Yoshitaka – Doshisha University, Japan, nishizawa@mail.doshisha.ac.jp

Papers Challenges and Possibilities in Implementing Gender Equality Policies and Realising Equality and Diversity in Japan

Kimura, Maki – University College London, United Kingdom, maki.kimura@ucl.ac.uk

Rhetoric Versus Policy: A Case Study of Japan’s Abe Administration’s Womenomics

Takeda, Hiroko – Nagoya University, Japan, h.takeda@law.nagoya-u.ac.jp

What Women Want: Gender and Voting in Japan, Britain and the United States

Steel, Gill – Doshisha University, Japan, gsteel@mail.doshisha.ac.jp

What’s Wrong with Abe’s “Womanomics”? An Analysis of Gender Role Perception in Contemporary Japan

Ogasawara, Yuko – Nihon University, Japan, ogasawara.yuko@nihon-u.ac.jp

RC20.06 Political Finance and Democracy
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 108

Chair Jimenez, Fernando – University of Murcia, Spain, fjimesan@um.es

Discussant(s) Zovatto, Daniel – No affiliation, Argentina, d.zovatto@idea.int

Papers Business Firm Parties and Clientelism in Post-Communist Czech Republic

Klima, Michal – Metropolitan University Prague, Czech Republic, michal.klima@mup.cz

Civil Rights Based Plutocracy: Some Essential Features

Mendilow, Jonathan – Rider University, United States, jmendilow@rider.edu

Political Finance Regulation Enforcement: A Comparative Perspective

Pelletier, Maxime – Université de Montréal, Canada, maxime.pelletier.2@umontreal.ca

Preventing Conflicts of Interests. The Categorization and Parliamentarization of a Political Issue

Phelippeau, Eric – Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense (Paris X), France, eric.phelippeau@u-paris10.fr

Regional Reviews of Political Finance Oversight Systems: Lessons from GRECO and Implications for Other Regions

Ohman, Magnus – International Foundation for Electoral Systems, Czech Republic, mohman@ifes.org

RC21.04 Education in the World
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.F

Chair Juchler, Dr. Ingo – Universitat Potsdam, Germany, juchler@uni-potsdam.de

Discussant(s) Marczewska-Rytko, Maria – Maria Curie-Sklodowska University, Poland, m_marczewska@yahoo.com

Papers Education for Active and Global Citizenship: Analysis of Model of UN as an Experiential Learning Program to Reduce Political Socialization Inequalities in University Students

Schuster, Sofia – Universidad de Santiago de Chile, Chile, sofiaschuster@gmail.com

Improvement of Civic Education as a Considerable Step Towards Equality

Kleindienst, Petra – Faculty of advanced social studies, Slovenia, petra.kleindienst@fuds.si

Internationalisation Strategies of Higher Education Institutions: Polish experience

Domański, Tomasz – Uniwersytet Łódzki, Poland, tomdom@uni.lodz.pl

Political Implications of International Education in Global Context and A Look at the Turkish Case

Gultekin, Osman – Bahcesehir University, Turkey, gultekinosman@hotmail.com

Secondary Association and Young Citizens’ Engagement: A Third Way?

Fiorelli, Chiara – Università degli Studi di Siena, Italy, chiarafiorelli@gmail.com

Cammino, Pellegrino – Università degli Studi di Siena, Italy, p.cammino@gmail.com

Sophocles’ Antigone: A Classic Narration for Civic Education

Juchler, Dr. Ingo – Universitat Potsdam, Germany, juchler@uni-potsdam.de

RC25.10 The Problematic Politics of Raising Revenue for Delivering Health Care: Who Pays Who Cares? (Who Cares Who Pays?)
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 109

Chair Bjorkman, James – International Institute of Social Studies, Netherlands, bjorkman@iss.nl

Discussant(s) Lobato, Lenaura – Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil, lenauralobato@uol.com.br

Papers A Comparative Politics of Funding in England and Japan: Policy problems and Institutions

Matsuda, Ryozo – Ritsumeikan University, Japan, rmatsuda@ss.ritsumei.ac.jp

Classifying Healthcare Systems: A New Proposal

Toth, Federico – Università di Bologna, Italy, federico.toth@unibo.it

Contrasting Politics and Experience of Public-Private Health Partnerships in India and Nigeria

Kapilashrami, Anuj – University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom, anuj.kapilashrami@ed.ac.uk

Bisht, Ramila – Jawaharlal Nehru University, India, ramila.bisht@gmail.com

Edoka, Ijeoma – Queen Margaret University, United Kingdom, iedoka@qmu.ac.uk

Public-Private Mix in Health Care Financing in Selected CIS Members

Chubarova, Tatiana – Institute of Economy, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia, t_chubarova@mail.ru

Grigorieva, Natalia – Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia, grigorieva@spa.msu.ru

The Path to the Future: Acknowledging the Role of History on the Development of Health Systems in Fragile States

Fustukian, Suzanne – Queen Margaret University, United Kingdom, sfustukian@qmu.ac.uk

RC27.18 Vertical and Horizontal Administrative Interplay in the EU – Convergence, Yes or No?
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.E

Chair Heidbreder, Eva G. – Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf, Germany, eva.heidbreder@hhu.de

Co-Chair Ruffing, Eva – University of Hamburg, Germany, e.ruffing@ipw.uni-hannover.de

Discussant(s) Meyer-Sahling, Jan-Hinrik – University of Nottingham, United Kingdom, j.meyer-sahling@nottingham.ac.uk

Papers Policy Implementation in the EU: A Systematic Take to Map the Field of Research

Heidbreder, Eva G. – Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf, Germany, eva.heidbreder@hhu.de

Same Pressure – Same Response? The Changing Role of National Immigration Agencies in Germany and the UK

Radtke, Ina – Universitat Potsdam, Germany, iradtke@uni-potsdam.de

Same, Same, but Different: Continued Divergence of Regulatory Structures and Practices Across National Banking Regulators in the EU

Heims, Eva – London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom, e.m.heims@lse.ac.uk

The Differential Implementation of European Participation Rules in Energy Policy: Why Does the German Participation Regime Exceed European Requirements?

Fink, Simon – Otto-Friedrich-Universitat Bamberg, Germany, simon.fink@uni-bamberg.de

Ruffing, Eva – University of Hamburg, Germany, e.ruffing@ipw.uni-hannover.de

RC31.16 Théories non idéales de la justice et inégalités
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.2

Chair Pitseys, John – Centre de recherche et d’information sociopolitique, Belgium, j.pitseys@crisp.be

Discussant(s) Fabri, Eric – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, eric.fabri@ulb.ac.be

Papers Pour une théorie politique appliquée de l’allocation universelle

Sabate, Marc-Antoine – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, marcantoine.sabate@gmail.com

Réformer l’héritage pour réaliser une «démocratie des propriétaires»: utopie rawlisenne ou aboutissement du projet libéral?

Fabri, Eric – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, eric.fabri@ulb.ac.be

RC37.01 Conflict, Patronage and Strategies for Inclusive Political Development
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.2

Chair Murshid, Tazeen – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, tazeenmurshid@yahoo.co.uk

Co-Chair Khan, Zillur – Rollins College, United States, zillurrkhan@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Riaz, Ali – Illinois State University, United States, ariaz@ilstu.edu

Papers Analyzing the Electoral Reform of the Chief Executive of Hong Kong

Zhang, Dinghuai – Shenzhen University, China, susansxu@gmail.com

Huang, Weiping – Shenzhen University, China, susansxu@hotmail.com

Chen, Wen – Shenzhen University, China, lixiaomin882@gmail.com

Restoring the Role of the State as an Impartial Arbitrator

Ahmed, Iftekhar – Chaudhary Charan Singh University, India, asmaiftekhar@gmail.com

Murshid, Tazeen – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, tazeenmurshid@yahoo.co.uk

Role of Civil Society in Consensus Building and Democratic Development: The Case of Bangladesh

Majumdar, Badiul Alam – The Hunger Project (THP), Bangladesh, badiul.majumdar@thp.org

The Collapse and the Restoration of Political Settlement

Riaz, Ali – Illinois State University, United States, ariaz@ilstu.edu

RC38.02 Business in Old and New Policy Fields: National and International Engagement
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.J

Chair Ronit, Karsten – University of Copenhagen, Denmark, kr@ifs.ku.dk

Discussant(s) Mikler, John – University of Sydney, Australia, john.mikler@sydney.edu.au

Papers Accountability and Traceability in Transnational Business Governance

Porter, Tony – McMaster University, Canada, tporter@mcmaster.ca

Muirhead, Jacob – McMaster University, Canada, muirhej@mcmaster.ca

American Pop Art Market as an Instrument of U.S. Cold War Public Diplomacy

Sidorova, Elena – Sciences Po Paris, France, elena.sidorova@sciencespo.fr

Business in Climate Policy Networks: Comparing Germany and Japan

Schneider, Volker – Universität Konstanz, Germany, volker.schneider@uni-konstanz.de

Financial Literacy: Expansion and Translation in the Public, Private and Non-Profit Sectors in Israel

Brenner, Noam – Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel, noam.brenner@mail.huji.ac.il

Standards as Strategies: How Firms Adopt Transnational Private Standards for Leverage in Regulatory Policymaking

Henin, Thibaud – University of Oregon, United States, henin@uoregon.edu

RC42.01 “Translation” or “Transcoding” – Methods for Intercultural Transfer of Policy between Germany and Korea with Focus on Unification
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.4

Chair Kropp, Sabine – Free University Berlin, Germany, sabine.kropp@fu-berlin.de

Co-Chair Lee, Eun-Jeung – Free University Berlin, Germany, eun-jeung.lee@fu-berlin.de

Discussant(s) Hermanns, Heike – Gyeongsang National University, South Korea, hdhermanns@yahoo.com

Papers Decentralization as an Institutional Driver of Democratic Regime Change

Holtmann, Everhard – Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg, Germany, everhard.holtmann@zsh.uni-halle.de

Decoding the “Free Democratic Basic Order” for Unification of Korea

Mosler, Hannes B. – Free University Berlin, Germany, hannes.mosler@fu-berlin.de

Policy Transfer as a Transcoding

Lee, Eun-Jeung – Free University Berlin, Germany, eun-jeung.lee@fu-berlin.de

What if? Outcomes of a Simulation Game on Administrative Transformation After a Korean Reunification

Rademacher, Christian – Universitat Passau, Germany, christian.rademacher@uni-passau.de

RC43.11 Repositioning of Christian-Oriented Political Participation After 1989-90: The Catholics in Italy
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.G

Chair Livi, Massimiliano – Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Germany, maxlivi@gmail.com

Co-Chair Zanini, Paolo – Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, paolo.zanini81@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Saresella, Daniela – Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, daniela.saresella@unimi.it

Papers After the End of the Bipolar World: The Italian Catholics and the Ecclesiastical Hierarchy Towards the International Crises (1990-2003)

Zanini, Paolo – Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, paolo.zanini81@gmail.com

Italian Catholics and the Economic Liberalism After the Fall of the Berlin Wall: An Historical Perspective through Case Study Methodology

Perazzoli, Jacopo – Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, perazzoli.jacopo@gmail.com

News Coverage of Popes Ratzinger and Bergoglio: The Construction of a Left-Wing and a Right-Wing Pope

Martino, Maria Grazia – Uppsala Universitet, Sweden, mgmartino@gmx.de

The Crisis of the Politics and the Catholics in a (Post)secular Italy

Livi, Massimiliano – Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Germany, maxlivi@gmail.com

The Italian Catholics Towards the Crisis of the Bipolar Stability: between Fragmentation, Marginalization and Reorganization

Saresella, Daniela – Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, daniela.saresella@unimi.it

The Italian Episcopal Conference from Mediation Culture to the Cultural Project: The Age of Ruini

Santagata, Alessandro – Università degli Studi di Roma “Tor Vergata”, Italy, santagata.alessandro@gmail.com

RC50.03 Language and Party Politics
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.H

Chair Garcia, Nuria – Sciences Po Grenoble, France, nuria.garcia@sciencespo.fr

Discussant(s) Liu, Amy – University of Texas at Austin, United States, amy.liu@austin.utexas.edu

Papers Discourse, Party Politics and Migration within Minority Language Communities: A Comparative Analysis of New Brunswick and Wales

Edwards, Catrin – Aberystwyth University, United Kingdom, catrin_wyn@yahoo.co.uk

Is it a Question of Obligation and/or Strategy? Canadian Political Parties’ Choice of Languages in Digital Constituent Outreach

Richez, Emmanuelle – University of Windsor, Canada, emmanuelle.richez@uwindsor.ca

Raynauld, Vincent – Emerson College, United States, vincent_ raynauld@emerson.edu

Language Policy in Taiwan under Ma Ying-jeou’s KMT: Between Taiwanization and Resinicization

Dupré, Jean-François – Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong S.A.R., China, jfdupre@connect.hku.hk

Unmasking the People’s Party Lip Service to Minority Languages in Spain

Garaio, Beñat – Universidad del País Vasco / Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea, Spain, benyat@garaio.eus

SS.04 Politics as a Science (With Apologies to Max Weber)
Tuesday, July 26 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.F-1.G

Chair Offe, Claus – Hertie School of Governance, Germany, offe@hertie-school.org

Co-Chair Morlino, Leonardo – Libera Universita Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli, Italy, morlino@luiss.it

Discussant(s) Schmitter, Philippe – European University Institute, Italy, philippe.schmitter@eui.eu

Avritzer, Leonardo – Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil, avritzer1@gmail.com

Norris, Pippa – Harvard University, United States, pippa_norris@harvard.edu

Merkel, Wolfgang – WZB _ Berlin Social Science Center, Germany, wolfgang.merkel@wzb.eu

Diamandouros, Nikiforos – College of Europe, Greece, nikiforos@diamandouros.net

Kaase, Max – Jacobs University Bremen, Germany, petmaka@aol.com

Tuesday, July 26 (Day 3) | 17:30-19:15

CS01.20 Gravity Centers of Authoritarian Rule: Explaining Regional Clusters of Autocracies
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.4

Chair Demmelhuber, Thomas – Friedrich-Alexander University, Germany, thomas.demmelhuber@fau.de

Co-Chair Kneuer, Marianne – Universität Hildesheim, Germany, kneuer@uni-hildesheim.de

Discussant(s) Wurster, Stefan – Universitat Trier, Germany, wurster@uni-trier.de

Papers From Russia with Love? Spreading of “Anti-Liberal” Laws Ideas in Central Asia

Plenta, Peter – International University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, peter.plenta@gmail.com

How to Manage an Election? Learning Examples Among Incumbents in the South Caucasus

Dominioni, Samuele – Ecole doctorale de Sciences Po, France, samuele.dominioni@imtlucca.it

Promoting Authoritarianism in Post-Soviet Eurasia: Russia’s Influence on Electoral Processes and the Distortion of Election Monitoring in the Countries of Its “Near Abroad”

Marin, Anais – Collegium Civitas, Poland, anais.marin@civitas.edu.pl

Regional Autocratic Consolidation: How does the Authoritarian Core Tackle Peripheral Regimes?

Yan, Huang-Ting – National Taiwan University, Taiwan, suloveyam@hotmail.com

CS01.51 Problems of Inequality in Africa
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.4

Chair Alabi, Joshua olaniyi – Covenant University, Nigeria, joshua.alabi@cu.edu.ng

Discussant(s) Khan, Waqar – Lahore Garrison University, Pakistan, waqarkauravi@gmail.com

Papers An Assessment of Civil – Military Relations in Africa in the 21st Century: The Nigerian Perspective

Ngwube, Arinze – University of Ilorin, Nigeria, arinze22ng@yahoo.com

Democracy, Good Governance and Development Challenges: An Examination of 15 Years of Democratic Rule in Nigeria

Alabi, Joshua olaniyi – Covenant University, Nigeria, joshua.alabi@cu.edu.ng

From Transformation Agenda to Tsunami Phenomenon: A Randomized Analysis of the 2015 General Elections and Peoples Democratic Party

Nkwede, Joseph – Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki, Nigeria, josephnkwede@gmail.com

CS02.13 Discourse, Diversity and Persuasion
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.1

Chair Crepaz, Katharina – Max Planck Institute for Social Law and Social Policy, Germany, crepaz@mpisoc.mpg.de

Co-Chair De Schutter, Helder – Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, helder.deschutter@hiw.kuleuven.be

Discussant(s) Le Luyer, Mathilde – Université du Havre, France, mathilde.leluyer@icloud.com

Papers Concept Morphology in Asian Language

Han, Oul – Free University Berlin, Germany, hanoul@gmail.com

Persuasive Political Discourse: Techniques of Persuasion, Political Language and Political Public Relations

Kartavtseva, Albina – University of Newcastle, Australia, eorvin25@gmail.com

Undermining Language Regimes through Multi-Authored Texts: A Case Study

Ali-Khan, Carolyne – University of North Florida, United States, c.ali-khan@unf.edu

Who’s to Blame? Attribution Processes and the Rhetoric of Blame during the Parliamentary Discussion on the third Memorandum in Greece

Takas, Emmanouil – Open University of Cyprus, Greece, manostakas@gmail.com

Samaras, Athanassios N. – University of Piraeus, Greece, ath.samaras@usa.net

Aspriadis, Neofytos – University of Piraeus, Greece, asprto@gmail.com

CS02.49 Revolutions, State Security and Democracy
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.2

Discussant(s) Atitebi, Babatunde Adeniyi – Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria, atitebibabatundea@yahoo.com

Papers #OccupyArrests: Criminalizing Youth Politics

Bessant, Judith – Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University (RMIT), Australia, judith.bessant@rmit.edu.au

Authoritarian State and Human Rights Defenders in Guatemala

Bacher, Stéphanie – University of Ottawa, Canada, steph_ bacher@hotmail.com

Insurgencies in India: The Challenge to Democratic Consolidation and State Preservation

Ray, Ayesha – King’s College, United States, ayesharay@kings.edu

Public Policies and Social Justice in Housing Sector in the MENA Under the Discourse of International Terrorism: Toward a New Theory of Securitization Studies

Polimeno, Maria Gloria – City University London, United Kingdom, m-gloria.polimeno.1@city.ac.uk

Quand la démocratie advient grâce à ses pires ennemis: le rôle des militaires du MFA dans la démocratisation portugaise.

Goncalves, Cécile – Sciences Po Lyon, France, goncalvescecile1@gmail.com

The Anatomy of the Arab Spring Events: Are they Series of Revolutions?

Şaşioğlu, Yaşar – Koç University, Turkey, ysasioglu@ku.edu.tr

CS03.38 Trust in International Political Economy
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.B

Chair McGraw Olive, Marsha – Kadir Has University, Turkey, mmolive2014@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Weiner, Richard R – Rhode Island College, United States, rweiner@ric.edu

Cerny, Philip G. – University of Manchester, United Kingdom, pgcerny@rutgers.edu

Papers Elite Interests and Media Suppression: The Cases of Turkey and Venezuela

Yilmaz, Afife Yasemin – The City University of New York, United States, afife.yasemin@gmail.com

Financial Information Asymmetry and the Challenges of Global Governance

Selmier, Travis – Indiana University, Bloomington, United States, wselmier@indiana.edu

The New Resilient Horizontal Democracy of Multi-Stakeholder Social Pacting in Spain

López, Iván – Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain, ivalopez@unizar.es

Weiner, Richard R – Rhode Island College, United States, rweiner@ric.edu

Trust and the Rise of Regional and Strategic Blocs in the Global Political Economy: The Case of the Eurasian Economic Union

O’Neal, Molly – Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies, United States, moneal1@jhu.edu

CS04.59 R2P in Light of the Syrian Tragedy: Does R2P Work as It Is Now?
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.3

Chair Keil, Soeren – Canterbury Christ Church University College, United Kingdom, soeren.keil@canterbury.ac.uk

Co-Chair Bloomfield, Alan – University of New South Wales, Australia, a.bloomfield@unsw.edu.au

Discussant(s) Keil, Soeren – Canterbury Christ Church University College, United Kingdom, soeren.keil@canterbury.ac.uk

Papers Rethinking the Norm of the Responsibility to Protect: Alternative Implementation Mechanisms of the Norm through the United Nations

Nemeth-Kilinc, Orsolya – Ankara University, Turkey, nemeth.solya@gmail.com

The Purpose of Security Council Practice: The Lessons of Libya and Syria for Pillar III of R2P

Ralph, Jason – University of Leeds, United Kingdom, j.g.ralph@leeds.ac.uk

The Way Forward: How to Proceed with R2P in Its Second Decade?

Gozen Ercan, Pinar – Hacettepe University, Turkey, mpgozen@gmail.com

Wherefore Art Thou, R2B? Could Reviving the Responsibility to Rebuild Reinvigorate the Responsibility to Protect?

Bloomfield, Alan – University of New South Wales, Australia, a.bloomfield@unsw.edu.au

CS04.60 Regional Approaches to Inequality
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.5

Chair Nath, Divya – Meerut University, India, divya_shankarnath@yahoo.com

Discussant(s) Raudino, Simone – European Union, Belgium, simoneandy@yahoo.com

Papers China’s Role in Afghanistan: A Multi-level and Multi-lateral Approach as the Key to Stability and Development

Lu, Yang – Tsinghua University, Beijing, China, luyang313@mail.tsinghua.edu.cn

Shi, Zhiqin – Tsinghua University, China, shizhq@mail.tsinghua.edu.cn

New-Age Regionalism: Exploring the South Asian Potential

Nath, Divya – Meerut University, India, divya_shankarnath@yahoo.com

Political Regionalization: the V4 Status in the Context of the European Union

Gubova, Olga – VŠB-Technical University of Ostrava, Tř.17. listopadu 15, 708 33 Ostraa, Czech Republic, Czech Republic, olga.gubova@volny.cz

The U.S. Foreign Policy Decision Making During the Russian Interventions: A Crisis or the New Normalcy?

Pugacewicz, Tomasz – Uniwersytet Jagielloñski, Poland, tomasz.pugacewicz@uj.edu.pl

CS05.35 The Rise of Eurasian Continentalism: Implications for IR Theory and for World Affairs
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.5

Chair Calder, Kent – Johns Hopkins University, United States, kcalder@jhu.edu

Discussant(s) Calder, Kent – Johns Hopkins University, United States, kcalder@jhu.edu

Papers Beyond Energy: The new geoeconomics of Eurasian Transport Connectivity

Pepe, Jacopo Maria – Free University Berlin, Germany, jacopo84@gmx.de

Embedded Moneymen: Sovereign Wealth Funds and Eurasian Continentalism

Liu, Zongyuan – Johns Hopkins University, United States, purplzy@gmail.com

Eurasian Infrastructure Politics: The Case of Mongolia

Campi, Alicia – SAIS/Johns Hopkins University, United States, usmagcampi@aol.com

Russo-Japanese Relations in the Context of Eurasian Continentalism

Shimotomai, Nobuo – Hosei University, Japan, nobuo.shimotomai@gmail.com

CS06.07 Dimensions of Inequality: Critical Theories in Transition
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.A

Chair Abellán Artacho, Pedro – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, p.abellan.artacho@gmail.com

Discussant(s) De Briey, Laurent – Université de Namur, Belgium, laurent.debriey@unamur.be

Abrol, Sakshi – Indira Gandhi National Open University, India, sakshi.abrol91@gmail.com

Papers Normative Commitments, Neoliberal Sovereignties, and Social Rights: A Critical Engagement with Cosmopolitan Thought

Forman, Michael – University of Washington Tacoma, United States, forman@u.washington.edu

Toward a Critical Theory of States: The Poulantzas-Miliband Debate After Globalization

Barrow, Clyde – University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, United States, clyde.barrow@utrgv.edu

Women’s Participation in Politics in Colombia: 20-year Life of the 1991 Constitution and its Future in the Post-Conflict

Camelo Zamudio, J. Astrid – Universidad de San Buenaventura – Seccional Cali, Colombia, astrid.camelozamudio@gmail.com

Marín, Isabella – Universidad de San Buenaventura, Colombia, lamajiro28.96@gmail.com

CS07.11 Experiments on Immigration and Welfare State Support
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.3

Chair Van der Meer, Tom – Universiteit van Amsterdam, Netherlands, t.w.g.vandermeer@uva.nl

Papers Activating Unemployed Migrants: Discrimination and Signaling Effects

Auer, Daniel – Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, daniel.auer@unil.ch

Fossati, Flavia – Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, flavia.fossati@unil.ch

Bonoli, Giuliano – Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, giuliano.bonoli@unil.ch

Liechti, Fabienne – Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, fabienne.liechti@unil.ch

Deservingness in a Diverse Welfare State: Evidence from a Survey Experiment in Britain

Kootstra, Anouk – University of Manchester, United Kingdom, anouk.kootstra@gmail.com

Ford, Robert – University of Manchester, United Kingdom, rob.ford@manchester.ac.uk

Coenders, Marcel – Universiteit Utrecht, Netherlands, m.coenders@uu.nl

Van Setten, Menno – Universiteit Utrecht, Netherlands, m.h.vansetten@uu.nl

The Value of Citizenship: Evidence from a Field Experiment in the German Labor Market

Pietrantuono, Giuseppe – University of Mannheim, Germany, giuseppe.pietrantuono@gess.uni-mannheim.de

Hangartner, Dominik – London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom, d.hangartner@lse.ac.uk

Welfare Chauvinism for Whom and What? Migrant Integration and Native Support for Dutch Welfare Programs

Van der Meer, Tom – Universiteit van Amsterdam, Netherlands, t.w.g.vandermeer@uva.nl

LOC02.07 Constitution-Making in Turkey
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.B

Chair Yanasmayan, Zeynep – Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany, zeynep.yanasmayan@hu-berlin.de

Co-Chair Petersen, Felix – Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany, petersfe@hu-berlin.de

Discussant(s) Yegen, Oya – Boston University, United States, oyayegen@gmail.com

Papers Debating the Amendment-Making Rules: Rigidity vs Flexibility Debate in the Turkish Constitution-Making Process

Petersen, Felix – Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany, petersfe@hu-berlin.de

Yegen, Oya – Boston University, United States, oyayegen@gmail.com

Inventing the People: Constitution-Making Processes in Turkey, a Genealogical Approach

Tombus, Ertug – The New School, United States, tombh271@newschool.edu

Procedure Matters in Constitution Making: Explaining the Failure of the AUK

Yanasmayan, Zeynep – Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany, zeynep.yanasmayan@hu-berlin.de

Petersen, Felix – Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany, petersfe@hu-berlin.de

LOC04.02 Dichotomy “East-West” in the Contemporary International Relations – Part 2 (Polish)
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room AMU-Morasko / 126

Chair Dmochowski, Tadeusz – University of Gdańsk, Poland, poltd@univ.gda.pl

Discussant(s) Żukowski, Arkadiusz – University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland, arkadiusz.zukowski@uwm.edu.pl

Papers Ekonomiczne przesłanki dychotomii pomiędzy Zachodem a Wschodem jako element pozycjonowania na mapie świata

Golinowski, Janusz – University of Kazimierz Wielki, Poland, janusz.golinowski@gmail.com

Methodological and Theoretical Problems of Paradiplomacy

Kotowicz, Wojciech – University of Warmia nad Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland, jokim@wp.pl

Models of the Remembrance Policy During Democratization: A Report from the Comparative Study

Wawrzyński, Patryk – Nicolaus Copernicus University, Poland, patryk.wawrzynski@gmail.com

Marszalek-Kawa, Joanna – Nicolaus Copernicus University, Poland, kawadj@box43.pl

Ratke-Majewska, Anna – Nicolaus Copernicus University, Poland, anna.ratkemajewska@gmail.com

The Polish Constitutional Stalemate in Comparison with the American Controversies over the Role of the Supreme Court

Lis, Rafał – Jesuit University Ignatianum in Kraków, Poland, rafal.k.lis@gmail.com

The Rhetoric of Defiance: How Central and Eastern European Countries Attempt to Change their Position in the Hierarchy of International Relations

Zapala, Bartlomiej – Jan Kochanowski University, Poland, bzapala@yahoo.com

LOC04.07 Polish Political System on the Crossroads: Current Dilemmas (Polish)
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room AMU-Morasko / 127

Chair Sasińska-Klas, Teresa – Uniwersytet Jagielloñski, Poland, uhsasins@cyf-kr.edu.pl

Discussant(s) Bäcker, Roman – Nicolaus Copernicus University, Poland, rombacker@wp.pl

Papers “Distinctness” of the Archetype of Polish Political Culture from European Political Culture and its Consequences for the Concept of Modern State

Puszkow-Bańka, Agnieszka – Jesuit University Ignatianum in Cracow, Poland, agapusz@poczta.fm

Different Politics is Possible. Political Strategy of Party Together in Poland

Sula, Piotr – University of Wroclaw, Poland, piotr.sula@uwr.edu.pl

Historical References in Program and Experience of Polish Political Parties After 1989

Paczos, Sebastian – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, paczos@amu.edu.pl

In Search of the Model of Urban Policy: The Case of Poland

Glinka, Kamil – University of Wroclaw, Poland, kamil.glinka1@wp.pl

LOC04.10 Discourse on Politics in a World of Growing Division and Inequalities (Polish)
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room AMU-Morasko / 125

Chair Radziszewska-Szczepaniak, Danuta – University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland, danutar@uwm.edu.pl

Discussant(s) Filipkowski, Janusz – University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland, jfilipkowski@poczta.onet.pl

Papers Dehumanization Strategies as a Mechanism of Political Discrimination in Polish Parliamentary Election in 2015

Ścigaj, Paweł – Uniwersytet Jagielloñski, Poland, pawel.scigaj@uj.edu.pl

Environmental Communication and its Role in Creating Sustainable Development of Local Communities – the Case of Poland

Biernacka-Ligieza, Ilona – Uniwersytet Opolski, Poland, ilona-jbl@o2.pl

European Discourse on Politics and Liberal Denunciation of PiS Rule in Poland

Piotrowski, Przemysław – University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland, przemek3p@gmail.com

Personalistic Ethics and the Issue of Social Inequalities

Kosiba, Beata – University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland, beatko12@poczta.onet.pl

The “Common Good” in a World of Growing Divisions and Inequalities: A Utopian Idea or Realism?

Radziszewska-Szczepaniak, Danuta – University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland, danutar@uwm.edu.pl

The Problem of Political Equality According to Robert A. Dahl

Ciegotura, Łukasz – Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski Jana Pawla II, Poland, lukaszciegotura@poczta.fm

LOC04.12 New Democracies and Their Mass Media in the World of Divisions and Inequality
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room AMU-Morasko / 134

Chair Piontek, Dorota – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, adela@amu.edu.pl

Discussant(s) Musiał-Karg, Magdalena – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, magdalena.musial-karg@amu.edu.pl

Papers Crisis of Liberal Democracy in Poland: Media Image and Democracy Indices

Ossowski, Szymon – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, szymon.ossowski@amu.edu.pl

Education in Political Communication: Case of Russia

Spulber, Diana – Università Degli Studi di Genova, Italy, diana.spulber@unige.it

Figus, Alessandro – Link Campus University, Italy, figus@mail.md

Electoral Promises – Media – Realization: Presidential Elections in Poland in 2015

Kacperska, Magdalena – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, magdalena.kacperska@amu.edu.pl

New Democracies in Central and Eastern Europe: Four Models of Media and Politics in the Third Decades After Communism

Dobek-Ostrowska, Bogusława – University of Wroclaw, Poland, dobek@uni.wroc.pl

Public Service Media in the Digital Mediascapes: Adaptation Strategies and the Role of Political Culture

Głowacki, Michał – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, michal.glowacki@id.uw.edu.pl

Towards Better Media? Cross-Border Cooperation Between Poland and Ukraine on Media Development

Galus, Aleksandra – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, aleksandra.galus@amu.edu.pl

LOC04.16 Freedom of Speech and a Changing Media Landscape (Polish)
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room AMU-Morasko / 128

Chair Sobczak, Jacek – Uniwersytet SWPS, Poland, jmwsobczak@gmail.com

Co-Chair Skrzypczak, Jędrzej – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, jedrzej.skrzypczak@amu.edu.pl

Discussant(s) Fiedler, Radoslaw – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, radoslaw.fiedler@amu.edu.pl

Papers Filozoficzne Aspekty Wolności Słowa / Philosophical Aspects of Freedom of Speech

Hordecki, Bartosz – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, bartosz.hordecki@amu.edu.pl

Freedom and Responsibility – Speech in the New Technological Conditions / Odpowiedzialność za słowo w nowych warunkach technologicznych

Chałubińska-Jentkiewicz, Katarzyna – Narodowy Instytut Audiowizualny, Poland, kasiachalubinska@gmail.com

Standardy wolności słowa w obliczu zmiany paradygmatu i nowych zagrożeń polityczno-prawnych

Sobczak, Jacek – Uniwersytet SWPS, Poland, jmwsobczak@gmail.com

Wolność słowa a samoregulacja mediów – doświadczenia, perspektywy, postulaty

Wilińska-Zelek, Anna – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, annawilinska@gmail.com

Zmiana statusu zawodu dziennikarza w krajach Unii Europejskiej

Skrzypczak, Jędrzej – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, jedrzej.skrzypczak@amu.edu.pl

MT05.03 New Developments in Measuring the Quality of Deliberation
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.C

Chair Nishizawa, Yoshitaka – Doshisha University, Japan, nishizawa@mail.doshisha.ac.jp

Discussant(s) Steiner, Jurg – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, jsteiner@email.unc.edu

Papers Cognitive Complexity as a Proxy for High-quality Deliberation?

Beste, Simon – University of Lucerne, Switzerland, simon.beste@unilu.ch

Deliberative Abilities and Deliberative Influence in a Transnational Deliberative Poll (EuroPolis)

Shikano, Susumu – Universität Konstanz, Germany, susumu.shikano@uni-konstanz.de

Baechtiger, Andre – Universität Stuttgart, Germany, andre.baechtiger@sowi.uni-stuttgart.de

Gerber, Marlène – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, marlene.gerber@ipw.unibe.ch

Rohr, Samuel – No affiliation, Switzerland, rohr.samuel@gmail.com

Measuring the Quality of Deliberation Within: A Proposal of Reasoning Quality Index

Hino, Airo – Waseda University, Japan, airo@waseda.jp

Imai, Ryosuke – Waseda University, Japan, ryosuke.t.imai@gmail.com

Chiba, Ryo – Waseda University, Japan, ryo65c@gmail.com

The Mechanisms of Deliberative Reasoning: Examining Attitude Coherence and Stability with the Help of a Deliberative Experiment

Himmelroos, Staffan – Abo Akademi University, Finland, shimmelr@abo.fi

Christensen, Henrik Serup – Abo Akademi University, Finland, hchriste@abo.fi

RC02.05 Elites as leaders. Opinion Moulding and Mass Responsiveness in a World of Social inequality
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.D

Chair Best, Heinrich – Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Germany, heinrich.best@uni-jena.de

Discussant(s) Vogel, Lars – Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Germany, lars.vogel@uni-jena.de

Papers Business Elites and Diversity Management Practices Directed Toward the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Workforce in Brazil

Hora Góis, João Bosco – Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil, jbhg@uol.com.br

Duarte, Francisco – Universidade Federal de Viçosa, Brazil, franciscomduarte85@gmail.com

Silva Teixeira, Kamila Cristina – Universidade Federal

Fluminense, Brazil, kamilateixeira27@yahoo.com.br

Pinheiro, Joao Luis – Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, jla.pinheiro@yahoo.com.br

How Polarization in Multiparty Systems Affects Voter Preferences in the Long Run

Neubauer, Christian – University of Vienna, Austria, neubauer@ihs.ac.at

Intra-Party Elite Heterogeneity in Policy Preferences and Issue Salience: Evidence from the Comparative Candidates Survey

Mader, Matthias – University of Mannheim, Germany, matthias.mader@uni-mannheim.de

Steiner, Nils – Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, Germany, steiner@politik.uni-mainz.de

The Impact of Political Elites on Citizens’ Opinions: An experimental Approach

Vogel, Lars – Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Germany, lars.vogel@uni-jena.de

Salomo, Katja – Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Germany, katja.salomo@uni-jena.de

RC03.19 EU Citizenship, Euro-Crisis and European Identity: Recent Changes, Practices and Dynamics of the Demos-to-Be
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.2

Chair Vintila, Daniela – University of Leicester, United Kingdom, cdv9@leicester.ac.uk

Co-Chair Guerra, Simona – University of Leicester, United Kingdom, gs219@leicester.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Guerra, Simona – University of Leicester, United Kingdom, gs219@leicester.ac.uk

Pérez-Nievas, Santiago – Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain, santiago.pereznievas@uam.es

Papers Can the Euro-crisis Poison the Well of European Demoi-cracy?

Georgiev, Vihar – Sofia University Saint Kliment Ohridski, Bulgaria, viharg@yahoo.com

Citizenship and Mobility in the EU: Evaluating the Praxis of the Voting Rights Granted to Intra-EU Migrants

Vintila, Daniela – University of Leicester, United Kingdom, cdv9@leicester.ac.uk

Europeans in Gestation? Attitudes and Identity of Journalists from Central and Eastern Europe in Brussels

Sobotova, Alena – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, asobotov@ulb.ac.be

Experiencing EU Citizenship: EU Mobiles in Denmark and Germany

Brändle, Verena K. – Københavns Universitet, Denmark, zsh121@hum.ku.dk

RC08.10 Shaving a Square Peg for a Round Hole: Implementing Fixed Donor Plans in Changing Legislatures
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.2

Chair Nakamura, Robert – State University of New York at Albany, United States, rnakamura@albany.edu

Discussant(s) Coghill, Ken – Monash University, Australia, ken.coghill@monash.edu

Papers Assessing Parliamentary Assistance Programs: An Implementer’s Perspective

Valentine, Ellie – No affiliation, United States, ellieval@aol.com

If It isn’t Messy, It isn’t Democracy: Supporting Transition in Tunisia

Murphy, Jonathan – Cardiff University, United Kingdom, murphyj3@cardiff.ac.uk

Implementing Program Representation (ProRep) in Indonesia

Johnson, John – Chemonics International, United States, drjohnkjohnson@gmail.com

Searching for the Holy Grail: The Evolution of USAID Legislative Support Programming

McMahon, Edward – University of Vermont, United States, emcmahon@uvm.edu

Shaving a Square Peg into A Round Hole Through Mutual Adaptation in Legislative Development Programs

Nakamura, Robert – State University of New York at Albany, United States, rnakamura@albany.edu

RC11.01 Innovation and Scientific Progress: Energy Policy, Innovation Policy, and Transformation
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.I

Chair Goldthau, Andreas – Central European University, Hungary, andreas@goldthau.com

Discussant(s) Hilpert, Ulrich – Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Germany, ulrich.hilpert@uni-jena.de

Papers Energy Transformation in Multidimensional Democracy (Michele Knodt/Arthur Benz)

Knodt, Michele – Technische Universitat Darmstadt, Germany, knodt@pg.tu-darmstadt.de

Benz, Arthur – Technische Universität Darmstadt, Germany, abenz@pg.tu-darmstadt.de

Renewable Energy Transition and the Role of the States – Germany and the United States compared

Fraune, Cornelia – Universität Siegen, Germany, cornelia.fraune@uni-siegen.de

RC13.15 Neoliberal Globalization and Democratization
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.E

Chair Mihr, Anja – Universität Erfurt, Germany, mihranja@gmail.com

Co-Chair Puhle, Hans-Jürgen – Goethe Universität Frankfurt am Main, Germany, puhle@soz.uni-frankfurt.de

Discussant(s) Zamęcki, Łukasz – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, lzamecki@uw.edu.pl

Papers Governance Crisis in a Neo-Liberal Democracy: South Korea Case after Democratization

Choi, Young Jin – Chung-Ang University, South Korea, yjchoi@cau.ac.kr

Make-Believe and Wishful Thinking: The Shortcomings of Democracy Promotion Through Foreign Aid in Africa

Vaz, Rodrigo – School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, United Kingdom, rodrigomvaz@gmail.com

Poverty Alleviation and Democratization in Nigeria’s Neoliberalism

Umezurike, Chuku – University of Nigeria Nsukka, Nigeria, chuku.umezurike@unn.edu.ng

The Democratizing Power of Multi-Party Elections in Asia: A Test

Bogaards, Matthijs – Central European University, Hungary, visbogaards@ceu.edu

RC13.19 Political Democratization and Consolidation in Mexico
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.A

Co-Chair Caro, Nelly – Colegio Mexiquense, Mexico, nellycaro05@yahoo.com.mx

Discussant(s) Tovar, Jesus – Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Mexico, Mexico, jtovar63@msn.com

Papers Citizenship Different Generations of Women and Men in Mexico

Caro, Nelly – Colegio Mexiquense, Mexico, nellycaro05@yahoo.com.mx

Covarrubias, Arlette – El Colegio Mexiquense A.C, Mexico, arlette.cov@gmail.com

Political Corruption in Brazil, Mexico and Ecuador a Comparative Analysis

Sánchez Zazueta, Jesús Enrique – Universidad Autónoma de Sinaloa, Mexico, jesus.yusi@gmail.com

López Alfaro, Gilberto – Universidad Autónoma de Sinaloa, Mexico, gilbertolopezalfaro@gmail.com

Profile Actors and Citizens in the State of Sinaloa: Comparative Perspective

Luque Rojas, José Manuel – Universidad Autónoma de Sinaloa, Mexico, luque-m@hotmail.com

RC16.04 Illiberal Turn in European Pluralist Democracies
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.2

Chair Jasiewicz, Krzysztof – Washington and Lee University, United States, jasiewiczk@wlu.edu

Discussant(s) Hudon, Raymond – Université Laval, Canada, raymond.hudon@pol.ulaval.ca

Papers Ethnic Condominiun and Illiberalism in Macedonia

Crowther, William – University of North Carolina at Greensboro, United States, wecrowth@uncg.edu

Populist and Illiberal Politics in New Member States of the EU

Bayer, József – Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Center for Social Studies, Hungary, jozsefbayerdr@gmail.com

Reversal of Fortunes: Transformation and Consolidation of Democracy in the Czech and Slovak Republics

Mansfeldova, Zdenka – Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Czech Republic, zdenka.mansfeldova@soc.cas.cz

Guasti, Petra – Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Czech Republic, petra.guasti@soc.cas.cz

The 2015 Presidential and Parliamentary Elections in Poland: Revolutionary Shift or Ordinary Alternation of Power?

Czesnik, Mikolaj – University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Poland, mczesnik@swps.edu.pl

RC18.15 Public Policy in the Era of Post Institutional Reforms: Cases in Japan
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 0.A

Chair Kido, Hideki – Kyoto Women’s University, Japan, kidoh@kyoto-wu.ac.jp

Discussant(s) Shimizu, Naoki – University of Kochi, Japan, shiminao@cc.u-kochi.ac.jp

Kido, Hideki – Kyoto Women’s University, Japan, kidoh@kyoto-wu.ac.jp

Peng, Ito – University of Toronto, Canada, itopeng@chass.utoronto.ca

Papers Electoral Institutions and Political Business Cycles: Evidence from Elections and Economic Policies in Japan

Shimizu, Naoki – University of Kochi, Japan, shiminao@cc.u-kochi.ac.jp

Issue Salience and Criminal Policy Process in Japan

Kyo, Shunsuke – Chukyo University, Japan, s-kyo@mecl.chukyo-u.ac.jp

More Autonomy and More Welfare: Case of Japanese Municipalities

Kido, Hideki – Kyoto Women’s University, Japan, kidoh@kyoto-wu.ac.jp

What Causes Inequalities in Supporting Childcare Needs? Evidence from Variations in Local Childcare Policy in Japan

Arami, Reiko – Nagoya University, Japan, potepotepote721@gmail.com

RC19.12 Men and Politics: New Perspectives on Gender Inequality
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.H

Chair Bjarnegard, Elin – Uppsala Universitet, Sweden, elin.bjarnegard@statsvet.uu.se

Discussant(s) Hughes, Melanie – University of Pittsburgh, United States, hughesm@pitt.edu

Papers Feminism, Unionism and Male “Identity” Politics

Bergqvist, Christina – Uppsala Universitet, Sweden, christina.bergqvist@statsvet.uu.se

Curtin, Jennifer – University of Auckland, New Zealand, j.curtin@auckland.ac.nz

Militarized Masculinity in the Context of Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR): An Assessment

Quest, Hendrik – Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen, Germany, hendrik.burmester@web.de

Towards a Neo-Republican Typology of Legal Gender Quotas: Anti-Corruption, Liberty as Non-Domination, and Male Monopoly over Elected Offices

Steele, Jackie F. – University of Tokyo, Japan, jfsteeleresearch@gmail.com

When Does He Speak for She? Theorizing Male Representation of Women

Nugent, Mary – Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, United States, mary.nugent@rutgers.edu

RC23.03 Citizenship, Culture and Political Participation in Mexico
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.F

Chair Gomez-Tagle Lemaistre, Silvia – El Colegio de México, Mexico, sgomez@colmex.mx

Discussant(s) Gonzalez, Luis – Iniversidad Del Norte, Colombia, ltule@uninorte.edu.co

Papers Legal Socialization in Juvenile Political Culture in Latin America

Alvarado, Arturo – El Colegio de México, Mexico, alvarado@colmex.mx

Gomez-Tagle Lemaistre, Silvia – El Colegio de México, Mexico, sgomez@colmex.mx

On Line Citizen Political Participation in Mexico

Gomez-Tagle Lemaistre, Silvia – El Colegio de México, Mexico, sgomez@colmex.mx

Some Attitudes of Young People Towards Politics: Compromise or Disaffection with Politics?

Vivero, Igor – Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Mexico, Mexico, ivivero@yahoo.com

Diaz Jimenez, Oniel Francisco – Universidad de Guanajuato, Mexico, ofdj2001@yahoo.com.mx

The Electoral Behavior of Young First-time Voters from Mexico City in the Latest Presidential Elections

Malenovic, Tamara – Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico, malenovictamara@hotmail.com

RC27.04 Organizing for Societal Security and Crisis Management: Governance Capacity and Legitimacy
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.C

Chair Lægreid, Per – Universitetet i Bergen, Norway, per.lagreid@aorg.uib.no

Discussant(s) Hustedt, Thurid – Free University Berlin, Germany, thurid.hustedt@fu-berlin.de

Aars, Jacob – Universitetet i Bergen, Norway, jacob.aars@uib.no

Papers Necessity is the Mother of Invention? Traditional and Novel Coordination Means and the Immigration Crises in Germany

Fleischer, Julia – Universitetet i Bergen, Norway, julia.fleischer@uib.no

Organizing First Responders’ Crisis Response: Facilitating or Limiting?

Renå, Helge – Universitetet i Bergen, Norway, helge.rena@uib.no

Organizing for Crisis Management: The Police Reform in Norway – Between Structure and Culture

Lægreid, Per – Universitetet i Bergen, Norway, per.lagreid@aorg.uib.no

Christensen, Tom – University of Oslo, Norway, tom.christensen@stv.uio.no

Rykkja, Lise H. – Uni Research Rokkan Centre, Norway, lise.rykkja@uni.no

Singapore’s Whole-Of-Government Approach in Crisis Management

Low, James – Civil Service College, Singapore, james.low@anu.edu.au

Structural Responses after Disaster: Subnational Governments’ Organization of Disaster Protection in Germany 2002-2015

Schulze-Gabrechten, Lena – Universitat Potsdam, Germany, schulzeg@uni-potsdam.de

The Promise and Peril of Proportionality in National Security Policy

Lang, Andrej – Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg, Germany, andrej.lang@jura.uni-halle.de

RC28.13 Multilevel Welfare Governance in Southern-European Countries
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 109

Chair Mathias, Jorg – Aston University, United Kingdom, j.mathias@aston.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Moreno-Fuentes, Francisco Javier – Spanish National Research Council, Spain, javier.moreno@cchs.csic.es

Papers Decentralisation and Social Assistance Policy in Italy

Vampa, Davide – University of Nottingham, United Kingdom, davide.vampa@nottingham.ac.uk

Regional Adjustment Policies and Welfare Restructuring in Spain: An Analysis of Five Regions

Colino, César – Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia, Spain, ccolino@poli.uned.es

Del Pino, Eloisa – Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC), Spain, eloisa.delpino@csic.es

Social Protection without Borders? A Case Study on Scandinavian Elderly Residents in Spain

Calzada, Ines – Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, Spain, calzadaines@gmail.com

RC31.04 Equality, Democracy and Difference
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.G

Chair Zgiep, Marcin – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, marzgi@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Medearis, John – University of California, Riverside, United States, john.medearis@ucr.edu

Papers Discourse Quality vs. Democratic Equality: Two Models of Public Deliberation and the Network Alternative

Zgiep, Marcin – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, marzgi@gmail.com

Hannah Arendt, the Meaning of Political Equality, and Participatory Democracy

Lederman, Shmuel – University of Haifa, Israel, shmulikled@gmail.com

La lutte contre les inégalités ou le refus de la pluralité?

Pontoizeau, Pierre-Antoine – No affiliation, France, papontoizeau@gmail.com

Liberty in Equality: Lord Acton’s Teaching on Participatory Democracy

Łazarski, Krzysztof – Uczelnia Łazarskiego, Poland, chr.lazarski@gmail.com

Why the Deliberative Model Could Reject Political Publicity – And Why Publicity Can Be However Justified

Pitseys, John – Centre de recherche et d’information sociopolitique, Belgium, j.pitseys@crisp.be

RC32.09 Inequality and the Policy Response
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.J

Chair Tao, Jill – Incheon University, South Korea, j.tao.808@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Onu, Godwin – Nnamdi Azikwe University, Nigeria, godwinonu2003@yahoo.com

Papers Economic Justice in an Unequal Economic Public Policy

Mwango, Christabel – University of Zambia, Zambia, mwangochristabel33@gmail.com

Participatory Policy Design in a Heterogeneous Society

Opaluwah, Akor – Nottingham Trent University, United Kingdom, akor.opaluwah2012@my.ntu.ac.uk

Politics of Geo-Political Zones and Structural Inequality in Nigeria: A Study of Political Accommodating Measures

Chiamogu, Peter Amobi – Federal Polytechnic Oko, Nigeria, panomanikz@yahoo.com

Chiamogu, Uchechukwu Peacesonia – Federal Polytechnic Oko, Nigeria, uchepchiamogu@gmail.com

Syrian Refugees’ Perceptions and Vulnerabilities in Lebanon

Nammour, Jihad – Université Saint Joseph, Lebanon, jihad.nammour@usj.edu.lb

Alsharabati, Carole – Université Saint-Joseph, Lebanon, carole.alsharabati@usj.edu.lb

RC34.01 Aspects of Democratic Governance: Control, Citizens’ Participation and Accountability
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.1

Chair Balbachevsky, Elizabeth – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, balbasky@usp.br

Co-Chair Romão Netto, José Veríssimo – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, ze_verissimo@yahoo.com.br

Discussant(s) Assumpção-Rodrigues, Marta – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, mmar@usp.br

Papers Calculating Democracy: Does Our Concern for Socioeconomic Performance Legitimize the Authoritarianism?

Huang, Chen – Columbia University, United States, ch3174@columbia.edu

Flexibility and Integrity of Indian Democratic Institutions: Theory and Practice

Chaudhary, Rahul – University of Rajasthan, India, rahulchaudhary510@gmail.com

Performance of Internal Control in Brazil and Democracy Quality

Menezes, Monique – Universidade Federal do Piauí, Brazil, moniquemenezes@gmail.com

The Polish Party System and the Issue of Assigning Responsibility

Sroka, Anna M. – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, annamartasroka@gmail.com

RC35.02 Globalization, A False God: Political and Economic Inequalities
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 0.B

Chair Vajpeyi, Dhirendra – University of Northern Iowa, United States, dkv@cfu.net

Co-Chair Rai, Sheila – University of Rajasthan, India, sheilarai@rediffmail.com

Discussant(s) Oberoi, Roopinder – University of Delhi, India, roopinderoberoi36@rediffmail.com

Papers Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainable Development in Brazil

Rocha de Sousa, Miguel – Universidad de Évora, Portugal, miguelrochasousa@gmail.com

Duarte, Vanessa – Universidad de Évora, Portugal, vanessasousa@fa.uevora.pt

Buainain, Antonio – Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Brazil, buainain@gmail.com

Corruption in Northeast Brazil: A Qualitative Approach for Socio-economic Development

Afonso Carneiro, Fernanda Maria – Faculdade Paraíso do Ceará-FAP, Brazil, fernandaafonsoadv@gmail.com

Rocha de Sousa, Miguel – Universidad de Évora, Portugal, miguelrochasousa@gmail.com

Is the Knowledge Economy a Factor of Social Inclusion in a Globalized World?

Miranda, David – Universidad SEK, Chile, miranda.politicas@gmail.com

RC38.09 State, Coalitions and Development in Latin America
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.3

Chair Gaitán, Flavio – Universidade Federal da Integracao Latino-americana, Brazil, flavio.gaitan@unila.edu.br

Discussant(s) Santana, Carlos Henrique – Technische Universitat Darmstadt, Germany, carlloz@hotmail.com

Papers Governance and Integrated Regional Development in the Amazon: The Experience of the State Government of Pará

Oliveira, Jorgiene – Universidade Federal de São Carlos, Brazil, jorgieneso3@gmail.com

State-Business-Labor Relations and Patterns of Development: Brazil, Argentina and Mexico in a Comparative Perspective

Gaitán, Flavio – Universidade Federal da Integracao Latinoamericana, Brazil, flavio.gaitan@unila.edu.br

The Transformation of the Brazilian State through the Dynamics of the Diplomat’s Field

Targa, Leandro – Universidade Federal de São Carlos, Brazil, leandro.g.targa@gmail.com

RC40.08 REGIMEN Panel: Inequalities and State Power: The Challenges of Interdependence
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 108

Chair Lo Schiavo, Lidia – Università degli Studi di Messina, Italy, lidialoschiavo@virgilio.it

Discussant(s) Verjans, Pierre – Université de Liège, Belgium, pverjans@ulg.ac.be

Papers “Brazil for Export”? When Policies to Fight Socioeconomic Inequality at the Domestic Level Become a Gateway for Regional Governance

Belém Lopes, Dawisson – Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil, dawisson@gmail.com

Evaluation of “De-Parliamentarization” of Economic Governance in Europe and the Nature of its Institutional and Political Responses

Poirier, Philippe – Université de Luxembourg, Luxembourg, philippe.poirier@uni.lu

How Equal Are We? Inter-dependence and the Welfare State

Bolcu, Claudiu – Universitatea Babes-Bolyai, Romania, claudiubol@yahoo.com

Miscoiu, Sergiu – Université Paris-Est Marne-La-Vallée, France, miscoiu@yahoo.com

Interdependence and Democracy

Mellul, Corinne – Sciences Po, France, corinne.mellul@sciencespo.fr

Models of Development, Commodities and Inequalities in Latin America (ABC countries)

Hufty, Marc – Institut de hautes études internationales et du développement, Switzerland, marc.hufty@graduateinstitute.ch

The Discourse of “Responsibility” and the Perpetuation of Inequalities of Influence in the International System

Kenkel, Kai Michael – Pontificia Universidade Catolica do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, kenkel@puc-rio.br

RC47.01 Central Europe in the Global Context
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.D

Chair Wiatr, Jerzy – European School of Law and Administration, Warsaw, Poland, jwiatr@ewspa.edu.pl

Discussant(s) Ostrowski, Krzysztof – Pultusk Academy of Humanities, Poland, ostrowskikrzysztof@yahoo.com

Papers Democratic Experience in Central Europe: 25 years later

Wiatr, Jerzy – European School of Law and Administration, Warsaw, Poland, jwiatr@ewspa.edu.pl

The Jewish Heritage in Central and Eastern Europe in the Global Context

Ostrowski, Krzysztof – Pultusk Academy of Humanities, Poland, ostrowskikrzysztof@yahoo.com

Trust in Public Institutions: The Most Needed Form of Social Capital in CEE?

Gudżinskas, Liutauras – Vilnius University, Lithuania, liutauras.gudzinskas@tspmi.vu.lt

RC50.08 Language Regimes and Citizenship Regimes: Bridging the Gap
Tuesday, July 26 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.3

Chair Edwards, Catrin – Aberystwyth University, United Kingdom, catrin_wyn@yahoo.co.uk

Discussant(s) Dupré, Jean-François – Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong S.A.R., China, jfdupre@connect.hku.hk

Papers Deserving Citizenship? Exploring Migrants’ Experiences of the ‘Citizenship Test’ Process in the United Kingdom

Khan, Kamra – University of Leicester, United Kingdom, kk258@le.ac.uk

Bassel, Leah – University of Leicester, United Kingdom, lb235@le.ac.uk

Monforte, Pierre – University of Leicester, United Kingdom, pm260@le.ac.uk

Language Regimes and Citizenship Regimes in France and Germany: A Comparative Approach

Garcia, Nuria – Sciences Po Grenoble, France, nuria.garcia@sciencespo.fr

Lingua Francas Across Africa’s Borderlands

Albaugh, Ericka – Bowdoin College, United States, ealbaugh@bowdoin.edu

Unifying Tongue, Unified Nation? Language Politics in Sierra Leone

Gellman, Mneesha – Emerson College, United States, mneesha@gmail.com

Wednesday, July 27 (Day 4) | 09:00-10:45

CS01.26 Inequality, Protest and Regime Change
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 3.B

Chair Iusupov, Artur – State University-Higher School of Economics, Russia, kedr1992@yandex.ru

Discussant(s) Tusalem, Rollin – Arkansas State University, United States, rtusalem@astate.edu

Papers Euromaidan: Events and Actors of a Revolution

Aguzzi, Tommaso – University of Vienna, Austria, tommasoaguzzi@libero.it

Mormino, Giacomo – Libera Universita Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli, Italy, giacomo.mormino@gmail.com

Kantian Peace Elements, Authoritarian Regime Resilience, and International Peace

Hsueh, Chienwu (Alex) – National Chengchi University, Taiwan, c.hsueh@nccu.edu.tw

Maoist Insurgency in India: An Offshoot of Skewed Development Process

Mukhopadhyay, Jayita – University of Calcutta, India, jayita_m@hotmail.com

Myanmar’s Military Dictatorship Continuance: Old Wine in New Bottle

Szu Tu, Yu – National Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan, vincent118122@msn.com

Ku, Samuel C. Y. – National Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan, cyku@mail.nsysu.edu.tw

Socio-Economic Justice and Human Rights in the Niger Delta Nigeria: Pretexts for the Pursuit of Self Interest

Olanrewaju, Ilemobola – Covenant University, Nigeria, ilemobola.olanrewaju@covenantuniversity.edu.ng

Loromeke, Ronald – Covenant University, Nigeria, ronald.loromeke@covenantuniversity.edu.ng

Alabi, Joshua olaniyi – Covenant University, Nigeria, joshua.alabi@cu.edu.ng

When Do Elections Subvert Authoritarianism? Electoral Malpractice and Variety of Post-Electoral Scenarios

Zavadskaya, Margarita – European University Institute, Italy, margarita.zavadskaya@eui.eu

CS01.50 Power Sharing as a Model to Resolve Majority Minority Conflict
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 3.A

Chair Mukherjee, Subrata – No affiliation, India, polybius7@gmail.com

Co-Chair Iglesias, Marcos – Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, marcosiglesias@usal.es

Discussant(s) Ramaswamy, Sushila – Jesus and Mary College, University of Delhi, India, sushilaramaswamy@hotmail.com

Papers Federal State and Secessionist Movements: A Comparative Study of India and Russia

Bramhayya, Chakali – Indira Gandhi National Tribal University, Amarkantak, Madhya Pradesh – 484887, India, bramhayyajnu@gmail.com

New Parties, Old Behaviour: Has Corruption Changed Candidate Selection in New Born Parties? Spanish Autonomic Case

De Vega Alavedra, Elisabeth – Durham University, United Kingdom, elisabeth.de-vega-alavedra@durham.ac.uk

Iglesias, Marcos – Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, marcosiglesias@usal.es

Olucha-Sánchez, Francisco – Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, olucha@usal.es

Representation Without a Represented Entity: The Identity of the Second Chamber Outside a Federal System

Morel, Benjamin – École normale supérieure de Cachan, France, benjamin.morel@outlook.fr

Secular State in a Non-secular World: With Special Reference to India and Turkey

Singh, Ripu Sudan – Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University, lucknow, U.P. India, India, ripusudans@gmail.com

CS02.68 Urban and Local Movements and Social Movement Politics
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 2.4

Chair Bingöl, Yilmaz – Yildirim Beyazit University, Turkey, ybingol@yahoo.com

Discussant(s) Alamli, Hadi – Gazi University, Turkey, hadi.alamli@gmail.com

Papers An Ethnographic Approach on Municipal Councils in Brazil

De Souza Santos, Andreza Aruska – University of Oxford, United Kingdom, andreza.desouzasantos@compas.ox.ac.uk

Local Currency – Fight Against Inequality

Gawthorpe, Kateřina – University of Economics, Prague, Czech Republic, xzimk04@gmail.com

Metropolis: A Postcolonial Critique of Urban Theories

Riaz, Nirmal – Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Institute of Sciences and Technology, Pakistan, nirmalriaz66@gmail.com

Rizvi, Nehal – Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology, Pakistan, nyhalrizvi@gmail.com

Hussain, Arif – Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology (SZABIST), Pakistan, robust.stupefaction@live.com

The Promise of Governance in the City of Crisis: From Democracy to Pragmatism

Papakis, Georgios – Zayed University, United Arab Emirates, georgios.papakis@zu.ac.ae

The Right to Housing between City Management and Global Economic Flow

Falbo, Ricardo – Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, neryfalbo@gmail.com

Falcão, Monique – Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, mqfalcao@gmail.com

Violent Democrats? Understanding Urban Power Struggles in Nigeria and Pakistan

Wilke, Boris – Universität Bielefeld, Germany, boris.wilke@uni-bielefeld.de

Baba, Yahaya – Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto, Nigeria, tkbabayaha@yahoo.com

CS04.12 Economic Inequality and Politics
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 2.2

Chair Abdelouahab, Amrouch – Université d’Alger, Algeria, amr2007abd@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Perdigão, Daniela – Pontificia Universidade Catolica de Minas Gerais, Brazil, daniela_perdigao@yahoo.com.br

Papers Crude Peace: The Role of Oil Trade in the 1979 Israeli-Egyptian Peace Negotiations

Rubinovitz, Ziv – Concordia University, Canada, ziv.rubinovitz@gmail.com

Rettig, Elai – University of Haifa, Israel, elairettig@gmail.com

Economis Migration and Career Development: The Case of Nigerians in the United States of America

Oyebamiji, Sunday – University of Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa, sunnybamiji@yahoo.com

EU versus Chinese Narratives on Development, Inequality, and Cooperation: Reception by South-African University Students

Keuleers, Floor – Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, floor.keuleers@soc.kuleuven.be

Mimicking Regional Integration: Case Study of the Relations Between the Eurasian Economic Union and the European Union

Lanko, Dmitry – Saint Petersburg State University, Russia, dimppa@hotmail.com

Who Drives the World Bank?: Multilateral Aid and Members’ Power

Kim, Youngwan – Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, South Korea, youngwan@hufs.ac.kr

Kim, Yooneui – University of Iowa, United States, yooneui-kim@uiowa.edu

CS05.09 Education and Knowledge in a World of Inequality
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 2.5

Chair Jou, Willy – Waseda University, Japan, jouw2015@yahoo.com

Discussant(s) Jou, Willy – Waseda University, Japan, jouw2015@yahoo.com

Papers Civic Engagement and Higher Education: The 2014 Elections and Political Behavior of Brazilians

Dias, André Luz Vieira – Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP), Brazil, andrelvdias@me.com

Kerbauy, Maria Teresa – Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP), Brazil, kerbauy@travelnet.com.br

Education, Ideology and Politics: The Importance of Differences in Educational Level for Political Divisions in Serbia and Montenegro

Komar, Olivera – Faculty of Political Science, University of Montenegro, Montenegro, oliverak@ac.me

Pavlovic, Zoran – Faculty of Philosophy, Serbia, pavlozoran@gmail.com

Todosijević, Bojan – Centre for Political Studies and Public Opinion Research, Institute of Social Sciences, Belgrade, Serbia, Serbia, bojan.todosijevic@gmail.com

How Do Political Knowledge and Partisanship Mediate the Effect of Political Discussion on Opinion Change?: An Experimental Study

Endo, Masahisa – Kochi University, Japan, endomasahisa@gmail.com

Yamazaki, Arata – Waseda University, Japan, kkaaer@yahoo.co.jp

Mimura, Norihiro – Musashino Women’s University, Japan, n_mimura@musashino-u.ac.jp

The Effect of Political Knowledge on Voter Turnout in South Korea: Moderated by Partisanship

Kim, Jaehyeon – Sogang University, South Korea, jhkim611@gmail.com

CS07.31 The European Social Fund and Gender Mainstreaming: Reducing or Reproducing Gendered Inequalities?
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 3.3

Chair Lang, Sabine – University of Washington, United States, salang@u.washington.edu

Discussant(s) Freidenvall, Lenita – Stockholms Universitet, Sweden, lenita.freidenvall@statsvet.su.se

Papers Equity and the Future of Gender Mainstreaming

Hankivsky, Olena – Simon Fraser University, Canada, oah@sfu.ca

Gender Equality and Microfinances: An Empiric Study at São Paulo (Brazil)

Diniz, Eduardo – Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV), Brazil, eduardodiniz@fgv.br

Moreira, Nathalia – Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV), Brazil, nathalia.moreira@gvmail.br

Implementing Gender Mainstreaming in the German European Social Fund: From Laggard to Leader?

Ahrens, Petra – Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany, petra.ahrens@sowi.hu-berlin.de

Managing European Gender Politics? Analyzing Conditions for the Gender Equality Objectives within the ESF

Carlsson, Vanja – Göteborgs Universitet, Sweden, vanja.carlsson@spa.gu.se

J-RC05/28.15 Coalition Politics and Federalism
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.1

Chair Albala, Adrián – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, adrian.albala@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Albala, Adrián – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, adrian.albala@gmail.com

Papers Coalition Building on the Federal and on the Länder Level in Germany

Linhart, Eric – Technische Universität Chemnitz, Germany, eric.linhart@phil.tu-chemnitz.de

Coalition Patterns in Italian Regional Governments 1970-2015

Pinto, Luca – Scuola Normale Superiore, Italy, luca.pinto@sns.it

Giannetti, Daniela – Università di Bologna, Italy, daniela.giannetti@unibo.it

Political Coalitions in a Divided Society: The Case of Canada / Les coalitions au Canada: analyse d’une société politiquement divisée

Lachapelle, Guy – Concordia University, Canada, guy.lachapelle@concordia.ca

Masson, Tristan – Concordia University, Canada, tristan.masson@sympatico.ca

LOC03.19 Turkish Foreign Policy: From Theory to Practice
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.8

Chair Mercan, Sezgin – Baskent University, Turkey, sezginmercan@yahoo.com

Discussant(s) Yardimci, Aylin – Koç University, Turkey, ayardimci@ku.edu.tr

Papers Analyzing “T” in MIKTA: Turkey’s Changing Middle Power Role at the United Nations

Oguz Gok, Gonca – Marmara Üniversitesi, Turkey, goncaoguzgok@gmail.com

Karadeniz, Radiye Funda – Gaziantep University, Turkey, rfkaradeniz@gmail.com

Mapping Turkish Foreign Policy after Europeanization: The Rise of NeoOttomanism

Buhari Gulmez, Didem – Istanbul Kemerburgaz University, Turkey, didem.buhari@gmail.com

Testing the Middlepowermanship of Turkey: A Behavioral Approach

Wódka, Jakub – Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland, wodka@isppan.waw.pl

Turkey: As an Energy Corridor at the Center of Eurasia

Kisacik, Sina – Yeditepe University, Turkey, sina1979@hotmail.com

RC02.13 Political Career Paths at the Regional Level I
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 109

Chair Vercesi, Michelangelo – Leuphana Universität Lüneburg, Germany, vercesi@leuphana.de

Discussant(s) Bolgherini, Silvia – Università degli studi di Napoli Federic, Italy, silvia.bolgherini@unina.it

Papers Hybrid Elites: Career Patterns of Politicians and Top Civil Servants on Federal and Regional Levels

Scholz, Simon – Universität Kassel, Germany, simon.scholz@uni-kassel.de

Vedder, Stefanie – Universität Kassel, Germany, svedder@uni-kassel.de

In the Shadow of the Federals? Assessing and Explaining Preferences for Regional Representatives in the Belgian Multi-Level Democracy

Jadot, Clément – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, clement.jadot@ulb.ac.be

Willocq, Simon – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, swillocq@ulb.ac.be

Occupational Prestige of Mayors and the Regional Elections in the Czech Republic

Cermak, Daniel – Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Czech Republic, daniel.cermak@soc.cas.cz

Mikesova, Renata – Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Czech Republic, renata.mikesova@soc.cas.cz

The Revolving Doors System In American And Russian Think Tanks

Kravchenko, Ilya – Russian State University for the Humanities, Russia, iliusrsuh@gmail.com

RC03.13 Misselling the European Union’s Enlargement Policy
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.2

Chair Closa, Carlos – Institute for Public Goods and Policies (IPP), Spain, carlos.closa@csic.es

Discussant(s) Rossi, Rosa – Università di Catania, Italy, rossiro@unict.it

Papers EU-Driven Rule of Law Reforms in the Balkans: an Opportunity for Candidate States’ Parliaments to Shape the Accession Process?

Strelkov, Alexander – Maastricht University, Netherlands, a.strelkov@maastrichtuniversity.nl

Everything You Always Wanted to Know About the New Member States of the European Union but Were Afraid to Ask: The State of the Art

Mišík, Matúš – Comenius University, Slovakia, matus.misik@uniba.sk

From EU New Approach to Democracy Promotion to EU New Enlargement Policy? The Role of EU New Member States and Non-state Actors

Pospieszna, Paulina – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, paulina.pospieszna@amu.edu.pl

United in Dissent: EU Member States’ Positions on Turkey’s Admission Revisited

Schäfer, Lisa – FernUniversität Hagen, Germany, lisa.schaefer@fernuni-hagen.de

RC05.12 Local Autonomy and Metropolitan Politics
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.E

Chair Ladner, Andreas – Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, andreas.ladner@unil.ch

Co-Chair Kersting, Norbert – Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Germany, norbert.kersting@uni-muenster.de

Discussant(s) Belyaeva, Nina – National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia, nina.belyaeva@gmail.com

Papers Local Autonomy, a Multifaceted Concept: How to Define it, How to Measure it and What Does Different Degrees of Local Autonomy Say About the Local Government Systems?

Keuffer, Nicolas – Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, nicolas.keuffer@unil.ch

Market or Government? A Comparison of Local Governance in Latin American Metropolises

Tian, Jia – Tsinghua University, China, jaa_ten@163.com

Participative Budgeting in Croatian Local Governments as a Way for Enhancing Quality of Governance

Petak, Zdravko – University of Zagreb, Croatia, zpetak@fpzg.hr

Matan, Ana – University of Zagreb, Croatia, amatan39@gmail.com

Vidovic, Davorka – Faculty of Political Science, Croatia, dvidovic@fpzg.hr

Regional Capital of Nations without State in the World: Position and Centrality

Casal, Daniel – University Carlos III, Spain, daniel.casal@uc3m.es

RC06.08 Escaping the Inequality Trap, but How? Comparative and Contending Perspectives
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 2.2

Chair Reis, Elisa – Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, epreis@alternex.com.br

Co-Chair Hagopian, Frances – Harvard University, United States, fhagopian@gov.harvard.edu

Discussant(s) Alvarez, Mauricio – Universidad Autónoma de la Ciudad de México, Mexico, mauroalvar@gmail.com

Papers Democracy and Free Market

Fracchiolla, Domenico – Libera Universita Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli, Italy, dfracchiolla@luiss.it

De Mucci, Raffaele – Libera Università Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli, Italy, rdemucci@luiss.it

Escaping the Inequality Trap, but How?

Hagopian, Frances – Harvard University, United States, fhagopian@gov.harvard.edu

How Brazilian and South African Elites Perceive Poverty and Inequality and Why it Matters

Reis, Elisa – Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, epreis@alternex.com.br

State Bifurcation in Unequal Democracies

Lopez, Matias – Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, Chile, matiaslopez.uy@gmail.com

Luna, Juan Pablo – Pontifica Universidad Católica de Chile, Chile, jlunaf@uc.cl

RC06.23 Transnational Political Participation
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.C

Chair Kadirbeyoglu, Zeynep – Bogaziçi Üniversitesi, Turkey, zeynep.kadirbeyoglu@boun.edu.tr

Discussant(s) Baubock, Rainer – European University Institute, Italy, rainer.baubock@eui.eu

D’Amato, Gianni – Université de Neuchâtel, Switzerland, gianni.damato@unine.ch

Papers A Multilevel Puzzle: Migrants’ Voting Rights in National and Local Elections

Arrighi, Jean-Thomas – Université de Neuchâtel, Switzerland, jean-thomas.arrighi@eui.eu

Baubock, Rainer – European University Institute, Italy, rainer.baubock@eui.eu

Emigration and Turnout: Determinants of Non-Resident Citizen Electoral Mobilization

Ciornei, Irina – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, irina.ciorneii@gmail.com

Ostergaard-Nielsen, Eva – Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain, eva.ostergaard@uab.cat

External Voting: Turkish Elections in the Netherlands

Kranendonk, Maria – Universiteit van Amsterdam, Netherlands, m.kranendonk@uva.nl

Mugge, Liza – Universiteit van Amsterdam, Netherlands, l.m.mugge@uva.nl

Vermeulen, Floris – Universiteit van Amsterdam, Netherlands, f.f.vermeulen@uva.nl

Political Participation of Euro Turks: Motivations and Expectations

Kadirbeyoglu, Zeynep – Bogaziçi Üniversitesi, Turkey, zeynep.kadirbeyoglu@boun.edu.tr

Abadan-Unat, Nermin – Bogaziçi Üniversitesi, Turkey, unatn@boun.edu.tr

Kaynak, Selcan – Bogaziçi Üniversitesi, Turkey, selcankaynak@gmail.com

Think Transnational, Act National. The Emergence of Migrant Actors in Political Parties: Motivations, Objectives, Careers

D’Amato, Gianni – Université de Neuchâtel, Switzerland, gianni.damato@unine.ch

RC08.07 Parliamentary Capabilities for a World of Inequality
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.B

Chair Schwanholz, Julia – Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, Germany, julia.schwanholz@sowi.uni-goettingen.de

Discussant(s) Murphy, Jonathan – Cardiff University, United Kingdom, murphyj3@cardiff.ac.uk

Papers Change in the Role of Legislators in a Strong Parliament: The Case of Denmark

Christiansen, Flemming Juul – Roskilde University, Denmark, fjc@ruc.dk

How Can Arab Parliaments Strengthen Social Cohesion?

Pierre-Louveaux, Olivier – No affiliation, Belgium, olivier.louveaux@undp.org

Murphy, Jonathan – Cardiff University, United Kingdom, murphyj3@cardiff.ac.uk

Legislative Oversight of the Executive in South Africa 2009-2014

Notshulwana, Koliswa – University of South Africa, South Africa, kolinotsh@yahoo.com

Parliamentarians and the Syrian Refugee Crisis

Coghill, Ken – Monash University, Australia, ken.coghill@monash.edu

Ng, Yee-Fui – Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University (RMIT), Australia, yee-fui.ng@rmit.edu.au

Thornton, Julia – Monash University, Australia, jmsthornton@ozemail.com.au

RC13.12 Inequality and Democratization
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 2.4

Papers Economics by Other Means: The Never-ending Internal War in Guatemala

Jurema, Bernardo – Free University Berlin, Germany, bernardo.jurema@fu-berlin.de

Integrating the “Marginals”: Comparing Israel and India

Kumar, Sunil – University of Delhi, India, sunilsasmi@yahoo.co.in

Re-scaling the Left Contention in Romania in the Context of the Economic Crisis

Abaseaca, Raluca – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, raluca.abaseaca@ulb.ac.be

Sustainable Development in SADC Member States – the Role of BRICS in the New Millennium

Nyabereka, Melba – Monash South Africa, South Africa, melbanyabereka@gmail.com

RC14.32 Voluntary and Involuntary Migration
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 3.3

Chair Wallaschek, Stefan – Universität Bremen, Germany, wallaschek@bigsss.uni-bremen.de

Discussant(s) Wallaschek, Stefan – Universität Bremen, Germany, wallaschek@bigsss.uni-bremen.de

Papers Controversy Discourses on Immigrants, Asylum Seekers and Refugees in Germany

De Nève, Dorothée – Justus-Liebig-Universität Giessen, Germany, mail@deneve.de

Foreign and Asylum Policy Nexus: The Case of EU-Turkey Relations

Gokalp Aras, Ela – Gediz Üniversitesi, Turkey, ela.aras@gediz.edu.tr

Şahin Mencutek, Zeynep – Gediz University, Turkey, zeynep.sahin@gediz.edu.tr

Politicization and Discrimination of Moroccan Immigrants in Spain

Nautiyal, Gatha – Jawaharlal Nehru University, India, gatha_ nautiyal2001@yahoo.com

The Discursive Governance of the Syrian Refugee Crisis in Greece and Turkey

Karamanidou, Lena – Glasgow Caledonian University, United Kingdom, lena.karamanidou@gcu.ac.uk

Korkut, Umut – Glasgow Caledonian University, United Kingdom, umut.korkut@gcu.ac.uk

RC15.03 Cross-Border Cooperation as Spatial Governance
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 0.B

Chair Cairo, Heriberto – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, hcairoca@cps.ucm.es

Discussant(s) De la Paz, Gabriela – Instituto tecnológico y de estudios superiores de Monterrey, Mexico, gdelapaz@itesm.mx

Papers Antarctic Treaty System: Dynamics and Implications of Sovereignty for the Governance of Antarctic Region

Portella Sampaio, Daniela – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, daniela.sampaio.2015@live.rhul.ac.uk

Euroregions as Drivers of CBC: Comparing Recent Experiences of Excellence in Governance across the EU

Camonita, Francesco – Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain, francescomaria.camonita@uab.cat

Berzi, Matteo – Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain, matteo.berzi@uab.cat

Durà Guimerà, Antoni – Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain, antoni.dura@uab.es

Noferini, Andrea – Pompeu Fabra University, Spain, andrea.noferini@uab.es

Spatial Governance as Political Geography? EU Cross-border Cooperation at the Spanish-Portuguese Border

Lois, Maria – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, mdlois@cps.ucm.es

Limón, Pedro – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, pedro.limon@pdi.ucm.es

Theory and Practice About Cross-Border Governance: A Comparative Study About Borders Between Spain-Portugal and México-United States of America

Varela-Álvarez, Enrique José – Universidade de Vigo, Spain, evalvarez@uvigo.es

Rojo Salgado, Argimiro – Universidade de Vigo, Spain, rojo@uvigo.es

Transnational Networks and the Politics of Autonomy: Comparison of Community Forest Management from Mesoamerica to the Congo Basin

Dupuits, Emilie – Université de Genève, Switzerland, emilie.dupuits@unige.ch

Ongolo, Symphorien – Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR), Cameroon, ongolosymphorien@gmail.com

RC17.12 Support for Democracy and Satisfaction with Democracy
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.I

Chair Mcallister, Ian – Australian National University, Australia, ian.mcallister@anu.edu.au

Co-Chair Haerpfer, Christian W – University of Vienna, Austria, c.w.haerpfer@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Huang, Hsinhao – National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan, huang@ntnu.edu.tw

Monsivais, Alejandro – El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, Mexico, amonsi@colef.mx

Papers Dissatisfied Democrats? Satisfaction with Democracy and Democratic Support in Mexico

Monsivais, Alejandro – El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, Mexico, amonsi@colef.mx

How Do Citizens Evaluate Their Governments Hierarchically? Evidence from Taiwan and China

Huang, Hsinhao – National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan, huang@ntnu.edu.tw

Index of Leftness (Rightness) of Economy and Political Ideologies

Efendiyev, Rufat – Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences, Azerbaijan, erufat@gmail.com

Gulaliyev, Mayis – Institute of Economics of the Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences, Azerbaijan, mayis_gulaliyev@yahoo.com

Imanov, Nazim – Institute of Economics of the Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences, Azerbaijan, prof_imanov@mail.ru

Polling about Islam and Muslims: Methodologies, Challenges, Results, and Lessons

Abu-Rumman, Samir – Gulf Opinions Center for Polls and Statistics, Kuwait, samir@gulfopinions.com

The Meaning and Consequences of Left Right Distinctions in Postcommunist Societies

Makkai, Toni – Australian National University, Australia, toni.makkai@anu.edu.au

Mcallister, Ian – Australian National University, Australia, ian.mcallister@anu.edu.au

Un-Ideological Citizens? Discovering Patterns of Ideological Thinking in Post-Communist Society

Petronyte, Ieva – Vilnius University, Lithuania, ieva_petronyte@yahoo.com

RC18.04 Democracy Torn! Polarization and Conflict in Southeast Asia
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 2.1

Chair Croissant, Aurel – Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Germany, aurel.croissant@urz.uni-heidelberg.de

Discussant(s) Croissant, Aurel – Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Germany, aurel.croissant@urz.uni-heidelberg.de

Papers Democracy and Ethnic Campaigning in Indonesia

Fox, Colm – Singapore Management University, Singapore, colmfox@smu.edu.sg

Polarized Publics: The Tragedy of People Power and Philippine Democratization

Arugay, Aries – University of Philippines Diliman, Philippines, aries.arugay@upd.edu.ph

Political Modernisation and the “Deep State”: The Thai “Network Monarchy” in Comparative-Historical Perspective

Watmough, Simon – European University Institute, Italy, simon.watmough@eui.eu

Stress Testing Leadership in Malaysia: 1MDB and Najib Tun Razak

Case, William – City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong S.A.R., China, w.case@cityu.edu.hk

RC23.02 Campaigning and Voting in the Middle Eastern Region
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 3.1

Chair Steiner, Nils – Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, Germany, steiner@politik.uni-mainz.de

Discussant(s) Elkelani, Zeyad – American University, Cairo, Egypt, zelkelani@aucegypt.edu

Papers Post-Conflict Elections and Violence: Interrogating Electoral Assistance Practices

Zahar, Marie-Joelle – Université de Montréal, Canada, marie-joelle.zahar@umontreal.ca

Cambrezy, Mélanie – Université de Montréal, Canada, cambrezy.melanie@gmail.com

Traits, Competencies or Policy Signals? Candidate Identity and Electability in Tunisian, Libyan, Egyptian and Jordanian Elections

Lust, Ellen – Göteborgs universitet, Sweden, ellen.lust@gu.se

Benstead, Lindsay – Portland State University, United States, benstead@pdx.edu

Tweeting the Campaign: Candidates’ Use of Twitter in the 2015 Turkish General Elections

Kentmen-Cin, Cigdem – Izmir Ekonomi Universitesi, Turkey, cigdem.kentmen@ieu.edu.tr

Sarici, Funda – Izmir Ekonomi Universitesi, Turkey, funda.sarici@ieu.edu.tr

SavaŞ, Zehra Funda – Izmir Ekonomi Universitesi, Turkey, zehrafundasavas@gmail.com

RC24.06 Issues in European Security: Migration, Civil-Military Relations, and the Quality of Democracy
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.H

Chair Karakatsanis, Neovi – Indiana University South Bend, United States, nkarakat@iusb.edu

Discussant(s) Ulrich, Marybeth – US Army War College, United States, marybeth.p.ulrich.civ@mail.mil

Papers Defining an Analytic Pattern for Civil-Military Relations

Sanchez Tapia, Salvador – Universidad de Navarra, Spain, salvatapia@hotmail.com

From Technologies of Control to “Facebook Refugees”

Karakatsanis, Neovi – Indiana University South Bend, United States, nkarakat@iusb.edu

The Implications of Past European Coups for Contemporary Cases in Egypt and Thailand

Gursoy, Yaprak – Istanbul Bilgi University, Turkey, yaprak.gursoy@bilgi.edu.tr

“Policing the Seas: The Use of Naval Forces in Immigration Enforcement”

Swarts, Jonathan – Purdue University North Central, United States, jswarts@pnw.edu

RC26.09 Regulating Free Speech in the Public Sphere
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.D

Chair Gelber, Katharine – University of South Australia, Australia, k.gelber@uq.edu.au

Discussant(s) Gelber, Katharine – University of South Australia, Australia, k.gelber@uq.edu.au

Papers Criminalization, Islamophobia and the New Integrationism: Policing Young Muslim’s On-line Political Activism in Britain and Australia

Watts, Rob – Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University (RMIT), Australia, rob.watts@rmit.edu.au

Free Speech After 9/11

Gelber, Katharine – University of South Australia, Australia, k.gelber@uq.edu.au

Regulation of Defamation in Europe and Legal Liability of Journalists: A Quarantor or Killer of Free Speech in the Public Sphere?

Skrzypczak, Jędrzej – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, jedrzej.skrzypczak@amu.edu.pl

Satire, Hate Speech and Religious Rights: The Debate Over Freedom of Speech Following the January, 2015 Killings in Paris

Winter, Bronwyn – University of Sydney, Australia, bronwyn.winter@sydney.edu.au

RC30.07 Different Target Groups, Different Policy Outcomes?
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.A

Chair Tosun, Jale – Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Germany, jale.tosun@ipw.uni-heidelberg.de

Co-Chair Thomann, Eva – Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Germany, escriba@hotmail.ch

Discussant(s) Sager, Fritz – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, fritz.sager@kpm.unibe.ch

Weaver, Robert Kent – Georgetown University, United States, r.kent.weaver@gmail.com

Papers Moralized Authorities? Same-Sex Marriage in the Public Space

Adam, Christian – Ludwig-Maximilians Universität München (LMU), Germany, christian.adam@gsi.uni-muenchen.de

Knill, Christoph – Ludwig-Maximilians Universität München (LMU), Germany, christoph.knill@gsi.uni-muenchen.de

Grohs, Stephan – German University of Administrative Sciences Speyer, Germany, grohs@uni-speyer.de

Tools and Their Targets: Beyond Nudges and Utility Maximization in Policy Compliance

Howlett, Michael – Simon Fraser University, Canada, howlett@sfu.ca

Who Deserves Solidarity? Social Construction of Target Groups and Welfare Policy Delivery

Thomann, Eva – Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Germany, escriba@hotmail.ch

Rapp, Carolin – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, carolin.rapp@ipw.unibe.ch

RC30.15 Knowledge Policies and the State of Inequality: Instruments For or Against?
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 3.2

Chair Jungblut, Jens – University of Oslo, Norway, jungblut@iped.uio.no

Discussant(s) Jungblut, Jens – University of Oslo, Norway, jungblut@iped.uio.no

Papers The Legitimation of Funding Decisions in Higher Education: The Role of Policy Framing

Vukasovic, Martina – Université de Ghent, Belgium, martina.vukasovic@ugent.be

Mampaey, Jelle – Université de Ghent, Belgium, jelle.mampaey@ugent.be

The Quality of Governance in Sub-Saharan Africa: Comparing Intra-regional Inequalities in Higher Education

Jungblut, Jens – University of Oslo, Norway, jungblut@iped.uio.no

Maassen, Peter – University of Oslo, Norway, peter.maassen@iped.uio.no

Tuition Policy Instruments in Canada: Public Policy Choices for What Problems?

Rexe, Deanna – Simon Fraser University, Canada, drexe@sfu.ca

RC30.21 Policy Capacity for Effective Governance: Sectoral Variations and Considerations
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.9

Chair Ramesh, M – National University of Singapore, Singapore, mramesh@nus.edu.sg

Discussant(s) Heidbreder, Eva G. – Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf, Germany, eva.heidbreder@hhu.de

Papers First, Do No Harm: A Diagnostic Approach to Social Policy

Bali, Azad Singh – Murdoch University, Australia, azadsinghbali@gmail.com

Ramesh, M – National University of Singapore, Singapore, mramesh@nus.edu.sg

Implementing the Food Regulatory Reform in China: A Policy Capacity Perspective

Yee, Wai-Hang – University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong S.A.R., China, whyppa@hku.hk

State’s Policy Capacity in Action: A Comparison of Czech, Turkish and Australian Experiences

Bakir, Caner – Koç University, Turkey, cbakir@ku.edu.tr

RC32.07 Exploring the Narrative Logics of Political Action in Policy Process
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.D

Chair Contamin, Jean-Gabriel – Université de Lille II – Droit et Santé, France, jean-gabriel.contamin@univ-lille2.fr

Co-Chair Zittoun, Philippe – École nationale des travaux publics de l’Etat, France, pzittoun@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Lindemann, Thomas – Université de Versailles, France, lindemannt@yahoo.com

Papers Beyond the Political Narrative: On EU Narrative Construction and the German Cultural Politics

Zhou, Ruirui – University of Hamburg, Germany, zhs.doublefarsight@aliyun.com

How to Articulate Framing and Narratives in the Sociology of Mobilization: The Example of Protests against a Social Security Reform Plan in France

Contamin, Jean-Gabriel – Université de Lille II – Droit et Santé, France, jean-gabriel.contamin@univ-lille2.fr

Legitimize the Fight Against Terrorism: The Case of the “French Diplomat-soldier”

Germiyanoglu, Okan – Centre d’études et de recherches administratives politiques et sociales (CERAPS), France, okan.germiyanoglu@gmail.com

Local Elected Representatives in Social Mobilization: What About Their Argumentative Strategy?

Ndong-Etroit, Maimouna – École nationale des travaux publics de l’Etat, France, maimouna.etroit@entpe.fr

Khallouki, Dounia – École nationale des travaux publics de l’Etat, France, dounia.khallouki@entpe.fr

L’autorisation de la présence de gardes armés privés à bord des navires, résultat d’une dépolitisation des politiques publiques d’externalisation de la Défense en France

Larrieu, Violette – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, larrieuviolette@gmail.com

RC33.05 Roundtable on Robert Adcock’s “Liberalism and the Emergence of American Political Science. A Transatlantic Tale” (OUP, 2014)
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.B

Chair Reinalda, Bob – Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands, b.reinalda@fm.ru.nl

Discussant(s) Berndtson, Erkki – University of Helsinki, Finland, erkki.berndtson@helsinki.fi

Hauptmann, Emily – Western Michigan University, United States, emily.hauptmann@wmich.edu

Adcock, Robert – American University, United States, adcock@american.edu

Boncourt, Thibaud – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, t.boncourt@gmail.com

RC34.13 Strategies to Implement Gender Emancipation in Public Life
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 3.1

Chair Bayes, Jane – California State University, Northridge, United States, jbayes@csun.edu

Co-Chair Siemieńska-Żochowska, Renata – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, siemiens@post.pl

Discussant(s) Hawkesworth, Mary – Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, United States, mhawkes@rci.rutgers.edu

Papers Approaching Gender Violence with Integrated Strategies: Global, Local and Multicultural

Liotta, Elena – Università degli Studi di Roma “La Sapienza”, Italy, e_liotta@yahoo.it

Building Women’s and Men’s Political Representation in New Democracies in Post-communist Countries

Siemieńska-Żochowska, Renata – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, siemiens@post.pl

Gender Emancipation in Historical Perspective

Cohen, Yolande – Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), Canada, cohen.yolande@uqam.ca

Vianello, Mino – Università degli Studi di Roma “La Sapienza”, Italy, mino.vianello@uniroma1.it

Strategies to Implement Gender Equality in Public Life: Domestic Chores and Public Life

Vianello, Mino – Università degli Studi di Roma “La Sapienza”, Italy, mino.vianello@uniroma1.it

RC36.08 Rising Powers and the BRICS
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 2.3

Chair Gaventa, John – University of Sussex, United Kingdom, j.gaventa@ids.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Vladimirova, Alina – National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia, alina.v.vladimirova@gmail.com

Papers “Emergent Power”: Evidences on the Brazilian Case

Terra, Débora – Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal, dbcterra@gmail.com

An Enemy in the Backyard? Chinese Economic Statecraft and U.S. Hegemony in Latin America: An Empirical Analysis, 2003–2014

Urdinez, Francisco – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, urdinez@usp.br

Mouron, Fernando – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, fernando_mouron@hotmail.com

Foreign Policy Tools for Rising Powers: Brand BRICS

Vladimirova, Alina – National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia, alina.v.vladimirova@gmail.com

Measuring Soft Power – A New Approach

Kosovic, Nikola – Central European University, Hungary, nikola.kosovic.37@gmail.com

South Africa and the BRICS: A Critical Appraisal

Schmidt, Johannes Dragsbaek – Aalborg University, Denmark, jds@dps.aau.dk

Owiso, Michael – Aalborg University, Denmark, mowiso@dps.aau.dk

RC38.06 Inequality in the Political and Economic Dimensions of the BRICS in the Global Crisis
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.J

Chair Ilyicheva, Mariya – Academy of National Economy, Russia, mary9110@mail.ru

Co-Chair Komarovskiy, Vladimir – Academy of National Economy, Russia, poiginalb@yandex.ru

Discussant(s) Kraemer, Peter – No affiliation, Germany, mail2160356@gmail.com

Milicic, Nikola – University of Toronto, Canada, n.milicic@utoronto.ca

Papers Civil Society Who? The Relationship Between Lobbying Groups and the Brazilian State in the Context of Inequality

Medeiros, Nayara – Universidade de Brasília, Brazil, nayaramcd@gmail.com

Inequality as a Challenge to the National State Identity

Komarovskiy, Vladimir – Academy of National Economy, Russia, poiginalb@yandex.ru

Potential Partnerships of the EU and Russia and Problems of Its Realization

Kraemer, Peter – No affiliation, Germany, mail2160356@gmail.com

Russia’s Economy in the Conditions of Western Sanctions

Ilicheva, Liudmila – Academy of National Economy, Russia, lilitcheva@mail.ru

Russia’s Economy in the Conditions of Western Sanctions

Ilyicheva, Mariya – Academy of National Economy, Russia, mary9110@mail.ru

Social Inequality and Migration

Orlova, Irina – The Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, Russia, iksi02@rambler.ru

RC39.01 Comparing Welfare Systems
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 0.A

Chair Kuhnle, Stein – Universitetet i Bergen, Norway, stein.kuhnle@isp.uib.no

Papers Dealing with Inequities in India and China: A Comparative Study of Welfare Provisions

Gupta, Asha – University of Delhi, India, ashagupta3452@gmail.com

The State, Market Reforms and Inequality in Nigeria

Seteolu, Bamidele – Lagos State University, Nigeria, folabiset@yahoo.com

Varieties of Welfare Regime from Local Level in Heterogeneity Countries as Brazil: A Comparative Study

Satyro, Natalia – Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil, nsatyro@gmail.com

RC50.12 Politics of Official Language Policies
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 2.5

Chair Burckhardt, Till – Université de Genève, Switzerland, till.burckhardt@unige.ch

Discussant(s) Safran, William – University of Colorado at Boulder, United States, safran@colorado.edu

Papers Hegemony and Counter-hegemony in the Language Campaigns in China: A Regional Comparison

Zhou, Lingxia – School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, United Kingdom, lingxia_zhou@soas.ac.uk

Prioritizing Education and the Effects on Standardizing Official Languages

Liu, Amy – University of Texas at Austin, United States, amy.liu@austin.utexas.edu

Removing Language as a Barrier to Health Care – English-French Challenges for Canada

Farley, Roger – University of Ottawa, Canada, rfarley@uottawa.ca

Rivest, François – Ministère de la Santé, Gouvernement du Canada, Canada, francois.rivest@hc-sc.gc.ca

Guillemette, Roger – No affiliation, Canada, roger.guillemette@hc-sc.gc.ca

The Language of the Ombudsman is the Language of Reconciliation

Weekers, Bart – Vlaamse Ombudsdienst, Belgium, bart.weekers@vlaamseombudsdienst.be

RC51.06 Developmentalism, Currency Internationalization, and Regional Co-operation in Contemporary East Asia
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.C

Chair Rachman, Nora – Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV), Brazil, nora.rachman@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Turan, H. Gül Günver – Turkey European Union Association, Turkey, ggturan@gmail.com

Plagemann, Johannes – German Institute of Global and Area Studies, Germany, johannes.plagemann@giga-hamburg.de

Papers Critical Assessment of Regional Cooperation in East Asia: Causes and Alternatives

Joo, Jang-Hwan – Hanshin University, South Korea, joojh@hs.ac.kr

Yoon, Sungwook – Dong A University, South Korea, yoonsw@dau.ac.kr

Does the Beijing Consensus Suggest More Equal World Order?

Şahin, Mehmet – Aksaray University, Turkey, sahin.mehmet@metu.edu.tr

Japan after 311 Tsunami and East Asian Regional Integration: Prospects for the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP)

Kim, Jemma – Meiji University, Japan, jmkim@meiji.ac.jp

RC51.11 Latin America and Global Governance: Strategies of International Insertion
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 108

Chair Prieto, German C. – Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Colombia, gcprietoc@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Acharya, Arpan – Jawaharlal Nehru University, India, a.acharya88@gmail.com

Papers Latin America and Mexico’s Dream for Global Governance

Sirigu, Giulia – University of Manchester, United Kingdom, giulia.sirigu@gmail.com

Colombia’s International Cooperation After the Peace Agreement: Innovating at the Regional and Global Arenas

Murillo, Edwin – Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Colombia, negrosj@gmail.com

Governance Implications for Colombia from its Insertion in Asia Pacific

Prieto, German C. – Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Colombia, gcprietoc@gmail.com

The International Projection of Colombia in the Post-Conflict Scenario

Pastrana, Eduardo – Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Colombia, efpastranab@gmail.com

RC51.12 New Perspectives on International Political Economy
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.F

Chair Gray, Julia – London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom, jcgray@sas.upenn.edu

Discussant(s) Rosendorff, Peter – New York University, United States, peter.rosendorff@nyu.edu

Papers Black Market Activity and Exchange Rate Preferences: Survey Evidence from Argentina

Gray, Julia – London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom, jcgray@sas.upenn.edu

Can Transparency Curb Corruption?

Bauhr, Monika – Göteborgs universitet, Sweden, monika.bauhr@gu.se

Competition and Innovation: The Unequal Benefits of “Competition” Laws

Cheng, Cindy – Duke University, United States, cyc15@duke.edu

Büthe, Tim – Technische Universitat Munich, Germany, buthe@duke.edu

Effects of Geographic and Emotional Proximity on Attitudes Toward Immigration: Evidence from Europe

Kern, Florian G. – University of Essex, Germany, fkern@essex.ac.uk

Genovese, Federica – University of Essex, United Kingdom, fgenov@essex.ac.uk

Environmental Stressors and Migration: A Conditional Relationship

Spilker, Gabriele – University of Salzburg, Austria, gabriele.spilker@sbg.ac.at

RC51.15 Roundtable: Internationalization, Emerging Markets and Democracy
Wednesday, July 27 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.G

Chair Sola, Lourdes – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, loursola@usp.br

Discussant(s) Kahler, Miles – American University, United States, kahler@american.edu

Sola, Lourdes – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, loursola@usp.br

Whitehead, Laurence – University of Oxford, United Kingdom, laurence.whitehead@nuffield.ox.ac.uk

Turan, Ilter – Istanbul Bilgi University, Turkey, ilter.turan@bilgi.edu.tr

Wednesday, July 27 (Day 4) | 13:30-15:15

CS02.41 Politics of Inclusion
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.3

Chair Stienstra, Deborah – University of Manitoba, Canada, deborah.stienstra@umanitoba.ca

Discussant(s) Mohammed, Yasin – Debre Tabor, Ethiopia, yyimam8@gmail.com

Papers Affirmative Action in Contemporary India: Equity, Equality and Identity Politics

Ramachandran, Namrata – Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, NUS, Singapore, namrata.ramachandran@u.nus.edu

Any Right For Children When They Can Hardly Decide For Themselves?: Investigation into Eurocentric Rights in the Global Politics

Amusan, Lere – North-West University, South Africa, lere.amusan@nwu.ac.za

Disability Policies in a World of Inequalities

Stienstra, Deborah – University of Manitoba, Canada, deborah.stienstra@umanitoba.ca

How Do German Foundations Act as Organizations of Civil Society Regarding Different Types of Social Inequality?

Daglar-Sezer, Nilgün – Technische Universität Dortmund, Germany, nilguen.daglarsezer@tu-dortmund.de

The Case for Environmental Human Rights in Latin America

Baver, Sherrie – The City University of New York, United States, sbaver@gc.cuny.edu

The Exclusionary Politics of Personal Equality

Barclay, William – Carleton University, Canada, willbarclay13v@gmail.com

CS03.27 Reconfigurations of Nation States, National Governments and Subnational Interests
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.4

Chair Afef, Souguir – Université de Sfax, Tunisia, afifamrz@yahoo.fr

Discussant(s) Sardelic, Julija – University of Liverpool, United Kingdom, julija.sardelic@liverpool.ac.uk

Guedes Neto, João Victor – Leuphana Universität Lüneburg, Germany, joaovictorguedesneto@gmail.com

Papers An Analysis of the Institution of Public Hearing in Polish Parliament from the Perspective of a Systemic Approach to Deliberative Democracy

Juchacz, Piotr W. – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, juchaczp@amu.edu.pl

Compassionate Action in the Context of Growing Inequalities and Austerity Measures: The Case of the Engagement against Poverty in the UK

Monforte, Pierre – University of Leicester, United Kingdom, pm260@le.ac.uk

Democracy versus Dictatorship: A Comparative Study of Local Government Reforms Introduced Under Democratic and Dictatorial Regimes in Pakistan

Sajjad, Sanee – No affiliation, Pakistan, saneesajjad@gmail.com

Labor and Neoliberal Structural Change in Nicaragua: The Trade Union Response to the Self-Employed Workers (1990-2014)

Castro Quezada, Douglas Ernesto – Universidad Centroamericana, Nicaragua, dug.castro@gmail.com

Surveillance, Privatization and Risk Awareness: Security in Germany 2030

Gerhold, Lars – Free University Berlin, Germany, lars.gerhold@fu-berlin.de

Bartl, Gabriel – Free University Berlin, Germany, gabriel.bartl@fu-berlin.de

Haake, Nels – Free University Berlin, Germany, nels.haake@fu-berlin.de

The Division of Political Work In French Public Jobcentres (Pôle Emploi): The Key Role of Management Accountants in Policy Making

Pillon, JM – Centre d’études de l’emploi, France, jeanmariepillon@gmail.com

CS04.37 International Governance: Issues and Institutions
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.5

Chair Demissie, Meseret/Macy – University of Ottawa, Canada, macydem@yahoo.ca

Discussant(s) Duran, Roberto – Pontifica Universidad Católica de Chile, Chile, rduran@puc.cl

Adamson, Fiona – University of London, United Kingdom, fa33@soas.ac.uk

Papers Allied, but Amalgamated? Question of NATO Alliance Cohesion Revisited

Özkaleli, Ferit Murat – Zirve University, Turkey, muratozkaleli@yahoo.com

Çiçek, Fatih – Celal Bayar University, Turkey, cicekfatihh@gmail.com

Discussing the State Failure Arguments and the Political Violence Phenomenon in Civil Wars: Comparative Analyses

Ozkaya Lassalle, Kadriye Eylem – Galatasaray University, Turkey, eylem.ozkaya@gmail.com

Inequality at the Top Table – Political Expression of National Power Influencing Reform of the United Nations Security Council

Pinheiro da Cunha, Rafael – Escola de Comando e Estado-Maior do Exército (ECEME), Brazil, rafapinheiro@gmail.com

Migon, Eduardo – Escola de Comando e Estado Maior do Exército (ECEME), Brazil, eduardomigon@gmail.com

Vaz, Carlos – Escola de Comando e Estado-Maior do Exército (ECEME), Brazil, carlosvaz95@gmail.com

Intelligence in UN Peacekeeping Operations: A Case Study of MONUSCO

Cepik, Marco – Universidade Federal do Rio Grande Do Sul, Brazil, mcepik@gmail.com

Kuele, Giovanna – Universidade Federal do Rio Grande Do Sul, Brazil, gmkuele@gmail.com

The Role of International Courts in Defining War Crimes: Various Civil War Approaches

Kulali, Yeliz – Galatasaray University, Turkey, ykulali@gmail.com

Tracing Autonomy in UN Security Council Authorized-Military Interventions: A Principal-Agent Analysis of the NATO-led operation in Libya (2011)

Reykers, Yf – Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, yf.reykers@soc.kuleuven.be

CS04.66 Resources and Institutions in Armed Conflicts and Political Development
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.2

Chair Wilke, Boris – Universität Bielefeld, Germany, boris.wilke@uni-bielefeld.de

Co-Chair Koehler, Jan – Free University Berlin, Germany, jkoehler@zedat.fu-berlin.de

Discussant(s) Menzel, Anne – Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany, menzelanne@aol.com

Papers Influence of Governance Strategies on the Dynamic of Insurgency in the North Caucasian Republics: Comparative Analyses of Chechnya, Dagestan, and Kabardino-Balkaria

Gunya, Alexey – Kabardino-Balkarian State University, Russia, gunyaa@yahoo.com

Religion as Social Capital and Resource of Mobilization in the North Caucasus: A Comparative Analysis of Kabardino-Balkaria and Karachay-Cherkessia

Shogenov, Murat – Kabardino-Balkarian State University, Russia, mshogenov@gmail.com

Tenov, Timur – Kabardino-Balkarian State University, Russia, 740good@mail.ru

The Institutional Transformation of Resource-Based Power Differentials Between Actors

Koehler, Jan – Free University Berlin, Germany, jkoehler@zedat.fu-berlin.de

Traditional Governance and Resistance Against Encroachment by Narcotraficantes in Northern Oaxaca, Mexico

Gosztonyi, Kristóf – Free University Berlin, Germany, kristofgo1@gmail.com

CS07.25 Policy Problems in Enhancing Public Security and Safety
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.3

Chair Vorndran, Doreen – Instituto tecnológico y de estudios superiores de Monterrey, Mexico, doreen.vorndran@itesm.mx

Discussant(s) Ozdinc, Gizemnur – Sciences Po Grenoble, France, gizemnur.ozdinc@umrpacte.fr

Leprince, Caroline – Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), Canada, leprince.caroline@gmail.com

Papers Income Inequality and Security Forces in Mexico: Policy Actions and Impacts

Vorndran, Doreen – Instituto tecnológico y de estudios superiores de Monterrey, Mexico, doreen.vorndran@itesm.mx

The Governor, the Police, and the Others: Organisational Control of the Provincial Police Chiefs in Turkey

Ozdinc, Gizemnur – Sciences Po Grenoble, France, gizemnur.ozdinc@umrpacte.fr

CS07.35 The Role of the State and Governmental Actors in Economic and Social Policies
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.1

Chair Monro, Surya – University of Huddersfield, United Kingdom, s.monro@hud.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Schwerin, Edward W. – Florida Atlantic University, United States, schwerin@fau.edu

Szymanowski, Rafał – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, rafal.szymanowski@amu.edu.pl

Papers Barriers and Drivers of Sustainable Public Procurement Policies and Practices

Schwerin, Edward W. – Florida Atlantic University, United States, schwerin@fau.edu

Business and Social Efficiency of the Indonesian State-Owned Enterprises: Evidence from Data Envelopment Analysis

Wardhana, Irwanda – University of Texas, United States, irwandawisnu@gmail.com

Institution-building for the Protection of Migrants from Disasters and the Role of Local Governments

Endoh, Toake – Hawaii Tokai International College, United States, te10@columbia.edu

The Poor Paying for the Rich: The Politics of Inequality in Water Pricing in Ghana

Owusu-Mensah, Isaac – University of Ghana, Ghana, iomensah@ug.edu.gh

The Role of the State in the Face of the Secular Stagnation

Szymanowski, Rafał – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, rafal.szymanowski@amu.edu.pl

“Norwegian Model” of Oil and Gas Management: Continuity and Change of the State’s Involvement

Dośpiał-Borysiak, Katarzyna – Uniwersytet Łódzki, Poland, dospial@uni.lodz.pl

LOC02.14 Social Democracy and Populism
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.5

Chair Kadirbeyoglu, Zeynep – Bogaziçi Üniversitesi, Turkey, zeynep.kadirbeyoglu@boun.edu.tr

Discussant(s) Kadirbeyoglu, Zeynep – Bogaziçi Üniversitesi, Turkey, zeynep.kadirbeyoglu@boun.edu.tr

Papers Are Conditional Government Transfers a Politically Acceptable Form of Redistribution?

Zucco Jr, Cesar – Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV), Brazil, cesar.zucco@fgv.br

Luna, Juan Pablo – Pontifica Universidad Católica de Chile, Chile, jlunaf@uc.cl

Baykal, Gokce – Bogaziçi Üniversitesi, Turkey, gokce.baykal@developmentanalytics.org

Populist Reflection and the Search for Hegemony in Turkish Politics: The Case of Justice and Development Party

Bülbül, Özlem – Ahi Evran University, Turkey, ozlembulbul@gmail.com

Ayda, Onur – Kafkas University, Turkey, orkan1506@gmail.com

With or Without You: Social Democracy in Turkey

Gencoglu Onbasi, Funda – Baskent University, Turkey, fundao@baskent.edu.tr

LOC03.14 Transnational Actors and Turkey’s Middle East Policy after the Arab Uprisings
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.7

Chair Sever, Aysegul – Marmara Üniversitesi, Turkey, sever@superonline.com

Discussant(s) Sever, Aysegul – Marmara Üniversitesi, Turkey, sever@superonline.com

Papers Convergence of Domestic and Foreign Policy?: The 2013 Coup in Egypt, Muslim Brotherhood and JDP in Turkey

Mazlum, Ibrahim – Marmara Üniversitesi, Turkey, imazlum@marmara.edu.tr

Humanitarianism Transformed?: Questioning the Failure of the UN in the Syrian Crises and its Implications for Turkish Foreign Policy in the Middle East

Oguz Gok, Gonca – Marmara Üniversitesi, Turkey, goncaoguzgok@gmail.com

Making Sense of a Strategic Conundrum: Armed Transnational Actors (ATNAs) and Turkish Foreign Policy in Syria

Yazğan, Şükrü – Marmara Üniversitesi, Turkey, syazgan@marmara.edu.tr

Role of Transnational Actors in Turkey’s Contemporary Foreign Policy

Mert Uzuner, Zuhal – Marmara Üniversitesi, Turkey, zmert@marmara.edu.tr

Turkey and Turkmens in the “New Middle East Cold War”: A View from the Kin-State

Karadeniz, Radiye Funda – Gaziantep University, Turkey, rfkaradeniz@gmail.com

MT04.01 Domestic Politics and International Conflict
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.D

Chair Dietrich, Simone – University of Essex, United Kingdom, dietrich.simone@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Gray, Julia – London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom, jcgray@sas.upenn.edu

Papers Attitudes Toward Different Forms of International Law in a Regional Power Context

Winters, Matthew – University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, United States, mwinters@illinois.edu

Corrective Information and Public Opinion About Trade Agreements

Spilker, Gabriele – University of Salzburg, Austria, gabriele.spilker@sbg.ac.at

Who Opposes Climate Regulation? Business Preferences for the European Emission Trading Scheme

Genovese, Federica – University of Essex, United Kingdom, fgenov@essex.ac.uk

Why Do Autocrats Disclose?

Rosendorff, Peter – New York University, United States, peter.rosendorff@nyu.edu

RC05.08 Decentralization in Latin American Big Cities: The Cases of Bogota, Santiago de Chile, São Paulo, Buenos Aires, Lima and México DF
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.C

Chair Casula, Mattia – Libera Universita Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli, Italy, mcasula@luiss.it

Co-Chair Grin, Eduardo – Escola de Administração de Empresas de São Paulo (EASP), Brazil, eduardo.grin@fgv.br

Discussant(s) Bensa Morales, Jessica – Pontificia Universidad Católica del Peru, Peru, jbensa@pucp.pe

Papers Decentralization in San Pablo City: Construction and Deconstruction of Subprefectures and the Limits to Implement Local Power

Grin, Eduardo – Escola de Administração de Empresas de São Paulo (EASP), Brazil, eduardo.grin@fgv.br

Democratic Transition, Decentralization and Intergovernmental Relations: The Role of Political Parties. The Case of Colombia and Paraguay

Rodriguez-Acosta, Cristina – Florida International University, United States, lagierc@fiu.edu

Mexico City: Between Democratization and Inequality

Carrera-Hernandez, Ady – Red de Investigadores en Gobiernos Locales Mexicanos, A. C. (IGLOM), Mexico, adymex@yahoo.com

RC06.20 The Concept of Populism in the Analysis of Political Phenomena: From Latin America to Europe
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 109

Chair Silva, Mayra – Instituto universitario de Lisboa, Portugal, mayragoulart@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Panizza, Francisco – London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom, f.e.panizza@lse.ac.uk

Papers Regeneration or Disfiguration? The Populist Challenge to Representative Democracy

Adinolfi, Goffredo – Instituto universitario de Lisboa, Portugal, goffredoadinolfi@hotmail.com

Silva, Mayra – Instituto universitario de Lisboa, Portugal, mayragoulart@gmail.com

The Populist Connection: Investigating the Elective Affinities Between SYRIZA and the Independent Greeks

Tsatsanis, Emmanouil – Instituto universitario de Lisboa, Portugal, etsats@gmail.com

The Representative Potential of New Populist Parties: The Case of Podemos and Beyond

Lisi, Marco – Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal, marcolisi@fcsh.unl.pt

The Theory and Practice of Populism: From Latin America to Europe

Fretes Carreras, Luis Antonio – Instituto universitario de Lisboa, Paraguay, lfretes@uc.edu.py

Silva, Mayra – Instituto universitario de Lisboa, Portugal, mayragoulart@gmail.com

Moriconi Bezerra, Marcelo – Instituto Universitario de Lisboa, Portugal, marcemoriconi@gmail.com

Freire, Andre – Instituto universitario de Lisboa, Portugal, andre.freire@iscte.pt

RC07.08 The Politics of Representation in the Global South
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.B

Chair Isike, Christopher – University of Zululand, South Africa, sykeman3@yahoo.co.uk

Papers Gender and Public Policies: A Comparative Study Between Brazil and Canada

Moreira, Nathalia – Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV), Brazil, nathalia.moreira@gvmail.br

Baeta, Odemir – Federal University of Lavras, Brazil, odemirbaeta@posgrad.ufla.br

Looking for a Gender Lens in Party Formation and Dynamics: The Case of Bangsamoro Political Parties in Mindanao, Philippines

Hall, Rosalie – University of the Philippines Visayas, Philippines, rahall@upv.edu.ph

Women’s Presence in the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies and Political Representation: How Women Represent Women?

Dal Bianco Perlin, Giovana – Câmara dos Deputados, Brazil, giovanaperlin@gmail.com

Busanello, Elisabete – Câmara dos Deputados, Brazil, elisabetebusanello@yahoo.com.br

Abreu, Mariana – Câmara dos Deputados – Cefor, Brazil, marianas.abreu@yahoo.com.br

Pompeu, Ana – Câmara dos Deputados – Cefor, Brazil, anacpompeu@gmail.com

Mateus Kawano, Natalia – Câmara dos Deputados, Brazil, nataliamk@brturbo.com.br

Women’s Political Participation and Civic Engagement in Mexico

Covarrubias, Arlette – El Colegio Mexiquense A.C, Mexico, arlette.cov@gmail.com

Caro, Nelly – Colegio Mexiquense, Mexico, nellycaro05@yahoo.com.mx

RC09.07 Judicialization and International Politics
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.J

Chair Sandholtz, Wayne – University of Southern California, United States, wayne.sandholtz@usc.edu

Discussant(s) Sachs, Jeffrey – Simon Fraser University, Canada, jsachs@sfu.ca

Papers Do International Courts Have Interpretative Preferences?: A Look into the European Court of Human Rights

Yildiz, Ezgi – Institut de hautes études internationales et du développement, Switzerland, ezgi.yildiz@graduateinstitute.ch

Law and Politics in a Trustee Court: Amnesty Laws and the Inter-American System

Sandholtz, Wayne – University of Southern California, United States, wayne.sandholtz@usc.edu

Legitimation of International Courts through Precedent: The ACHPR, CCJ, and EACJ

Squatrito, Theresa – University of Oslo, Norway, theresa.squatrito@jus.uio.no

Transconstitutionalism and Transitional Justice: An Analysis of Conversation Between the Brazilian Federal Supreme Court and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights

Assis, Emerson – Faculdade ASCES, Brazil, obrejinheiro@hotmail.com

RC11.04 Roundtable: The Impact of Public Policy on Innovation, Location, and Networks of Collaboration
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.2

Chair Baker, Paul – Georgia Institute of Technology, United States, paul@cacp.gatech.edu

Co-Chair Hilpert, Ulrich – Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Germany, ulrich.hilpert@uni-jena.de

Discussant(s) Fraune, Cornelia – Universität Siegen, Germany, cornelia.fraune@uni-siegen.de

Schietinger, Marc – Hans-Boeckler-Foundation, Germany, marc-schietinger@boeckler.de

O’Gorman, Bill – Waterford Institute of Technology, Ireland, wogorman@tinet.ie

RC13.24 Quality of Democracy in Latin America
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.A

Chair Sánchez Zazueta, Jesús Enrique – Universidad Autónoma de Sinaloa, Mexico, jesus.yusi@gmail.com

Co-Chair Tovar, Jesus – Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Mexico, Mexico, jtovar63@msn.com

Discussant(s) Domínguez Lizárraga, Nancy Guadalupe – Universidad Autónoma de Sinaloa, Mexico, lunancy.dl@gmail.com

Papers Political Culture and Quality of Democracy in Mexico in Two Presidential Administrations National Action Party (2000-2012)

Rodríguez Alonso, Jesús Alberto – Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, jesusrodriguezalonso@gmail.com

Rubio Hernández, Zazil – Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, zazil.rubio@hotmail.com

Des États andins. Hétérogénéité

Neira, Hugo – Universidad de San Martin de Porres, Peru, hfneira@gmail.com

Estimating the Effect of Political Alternation and Cities’ Size on the Provision of Local Public Goods in Mexico with a Heckman Model

Soto Zazueta, Irvin M. – Universidad Autónoma de Sinaloa, Mexico, irvin.soto@uas.edu.mx

RC14.03 Challenges of Increasing Diversity in the OECD Countries
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.8

Chair Messina, Anthony – Trinity College, United States, anthony.messina@trincoll.edu

Discussant(s) Yavcan, Basak – TOBB University of Economics and Technology, Turkey, byavcan@gmail.com

Vintila, Daniela – University of Leicester, United Kingdom, cdv9@leicester.ac.uk

Papers Establishing the Professional Status of Care-Work Migrants to Japan: Policy Change, Local Governments, and Citizens

Milly, Deborah J. – Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, United States, djmilly@vt.edu

Integrating Migrants in Times of Economic Change: Comparing Responses in European and North American Cities

Ireland, Patrick – Illinois Institute of Technology, United States, patrick_ireland@usa.net

Is Europe Too Diverse? The Implications of Diversity for Citizenship, Identity, and Political Community

Messina, Anthony – Trinity College, United States, anthony.messina@trincoll.edu

Racial/Ethnic Legal Advocacy Group Involvement in U.S. Supreme Court Amicus Briefs: Analyzing Coalitions on Civil Rights and Immigration Policies

Hero, Rodney – University of California, Berkeley, United States, rhero@berkeley.edu

RC14.36 The State of Nationalism
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.F

Chair Woods, Eric – University of East London, United Kingdom, e.t.woods@uel.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Woods, Eric – University of East London, United Kingdom, e.t.woods@uel.ac.uk

Papers Boundary Shifts and Voter Alignment in Catalonia

Serrano, Ivan – Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Spain, iserranoba@uoc.edu

Constructing a Nationalist Political Space: The Layered Discourse of the Nieuw-Vlaamse Alliantie in Belgian Politics

Dalle Mulle, Emmanuel – Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, emmanuel.dallemulle@kuleuven.be

Abts, Koenraad – Université de Liège, Belgium, koenraad.abts@soc.kuleuven.be

Is There a Primordialist Theory of Nationalism?

Coakley, John – Queen’s University of Belfast, United Kingdom, j.coakley@qub.ac.uk

Nationalism as a Performative Discourse

Levesque, Julien – École des hautes études en sciences sociales (EHESS), France, jullevesque@gmail.com

RC16.02 How Institutions and Process Influence the Extent and Shape of Inequalities in Political Participation and Representation
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.1

Chair Bayer, József – Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Center for Social Studies, Hungary, jozsefbayerdr@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Jasiewicz, Krzysztof – Washington and Lee University, United States, jasiewiczk@wlu.edu

Papers Democracy, Representation and Inequalities Re-examined

Hudon, Raymond – Université Laval, Canada, raymond.hudon@pol.ulaval.ca

Pageau, Stéphane – University of Ottawa, Canada, spage081@uottawa.ca

Liberalization of the Labour Markets and Income Inequality in Japan

Krawczyk, Mariusz – Ryukoku University, Japan, mak1807039@econ.ryukoku.ac.jp

Party Ideological Shifts and Declining Participation in Postwar Advanced Industrial Democracies

Bosancianu, Constantin Manuel – Central European University, Hungary, bosancianu_constantin@phd.ceu.edu

Revisiting the Unheavenly Chorus: To What Extent does the Revolving Door Foster Inequalities in the Representation of Interests?

Yates, Stephanie – Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), Canada, yates.stephanie@uqam.ca

Hudon, Raymond – Université Laval, Canada, raymond.hudon@pol.ulaval.ca

What Sort of Government Should Pluralists Want?: Four Concepts of Pluralism and their Political Significance

Plaw, Avery – University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, United States, aplaw@umassd.edu

RC18.03 Emerging Challenges and Responses: Cross-pollination of Ideas, Ideologies and Institutions
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.I

Chair Chang, Teh-Kuang – Ball State University, United States, tchang@bsu.edu

Co-Chair Bardia, Meena – Jai Narayan Vyas University, Jodhpur, India, drmeenabardia@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Kipgen, Nehginpao – O.P. Jindal Global University, India, nkipgen@jgu.edu.in

Gazieva, Ziyodakhon – Ball State University, Uzbekistan, zgaziyeva@gmail.com

Papers A Basic Study on Parliamentary Apportionment: Focusing on the Modern Japanese Diet

Komori, Yuta – Meiji University / The Sasakawa Peace Foundation, Japan, graceful_rebel@hotmail.com

Contours of Political Ecology and Debate on Post-politics in China and India

Joseph, Justin – Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, India, sulthanjustin@gmail.com

The Impact of the European Union’s Policy Towards China’s Intellectual Property Regime

Wyzycka, Natalia – College of Europe, Poland, natalia.wyzycka@hotmail.com

Hasmath, Reza – University of Alberta, Canada, rhasmath@gmail.com

The Rise and Fall of Communist Ideas: A Case Study of Pakistan

Hussain, Arif – Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology (SZABIST), Pakistan, robust.stupefaction@live.com

Riaz, Nirmal – Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Institute of Sciences and Technology, Pakistan, nirmalriaz66@gmail.com

Rizvi, Nehal – Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology, Pakistan, nyhalrizvi@gmail.com

RC23.18 Spending and Targeting in Electoral Politics
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.2

Chair Mohan, Vasu – International Foundation for Electoral Systems IFES, United States, vmohan@ifes.org

Discussant(s) Carreras, Miguel – University of California, Riverside, United States, carreras_miguel@hotmail.com

Ponce, Aldo – Center for Research and Teaching in Economics (CIDE), Mexico, aldo.ponce@cide.edu

Papers Contemporary Risks to Bulgarian Democracy: Controlled Voting and Vote Buying

Stoychev, Stoycho – Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski, Bulgaria, spstoychev@phls.uni-sofia.bg

Policy Versus Strategy: Third Party Spending in National Elections

Lawlor, Andrea – King’s University College at Western University, Canada, andrea.lawlor@uwo.ca

Crandall, Erin – Acadia University, Canada, erin.crandall@acadiau.ca

Welfare at the Time of Elections: How Policies Reinforce Social Divides in Indian Democracy

Deshpande, Rajeshwari – University of Pune, India, rajeshwari.deshpande@gmail.com

RC23.23 The Impact of Far Right Parties on West European Democracies
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.3

Chair Siavelis, Peter – Wake Forest University, United States, siavelpm@wfu.edu

Discussant(s) De Lange, Sarah – Universiteit van Amsterdam, Netherlands, s.l.delange@uva.nl

Papers Dimensions of the Political Space: Radical Right Parties’ Electoral Success and Impact on Public Policies

Umansky, Karen – Tel Aviv University, Israel, karenumansky@gmail.com

Do Economic Arguments Really not Matter to Voters for Right-wing Populists?

Spierings, Niels – Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands, n.spierings@maw.ru.nl

Lubbers, Marcel – Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands, m.lubbers@maw.ru.nl

Sipma, Take – Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands, take0908@live.nl

Neighbourhood Ethnic Diversity and Voting for the Radical Right in the Netherlands: The Role of Perceived Neighbourhood Threat and Interethnic Neighbourhood Contact

Laméris, Joran – Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands, j.lameris@maw.ru.nl

Tolsma, Jochem – Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands, j.tolsma@maw.ru.nl

Savelkoul, Michael – Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands, m.savelkoul@maw.ru.nl

Parliamentary Activity of Far-right MEPs as a Condition for Contagion

Schmidtke, Franziska – Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Germany, franziska.schmidtke@uni-jena.de

RC26.07 Public Privacy: Human Rights in Cyberspace
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.1

Chair Mihr, Anja – Universität Erfurt, Germany, mihranja@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Heather Kenyon, Kristi – The University of Winnipeg, Canada, kristihkenyon@gmail.com

Papers Blood Bath: The Pacific Speech of Public Security in Brazil Through the Eyes of Marginal Literature

Santos Barreto, Pedro Henrique – Fundação Escola de Sociologia e Política de São Paulo (FESPSP), Brazil, barreto.pedroh@gmail.com

Good Cyber Governance Through Human Rights and Multistakeholder Approach

Mihr, Anja – Universität Erfurt, Germany, mihranja@gmail.com

Transnational Religion and Trancendent Law: The Encounter of Islamic and Anglophone Legal Cultures in the Global Age

Garske, Joseph P – THE GLOBAL CONVERSATION, United States, jpg.today@yahoo.com

Truth, Memory and Forgetfulness in Literature

Comparato, Bruno – Universidade Federal de São Paulo, Brazil, bruno.comparato@unifesp.br

Who Rules the Internet? A Comparison Between Russia and China

Sen, Nihal – Georgia State University, United States, nihalsen@gmail.com

RC28.19 Sharing Sovereignty: A Cross-national Perspective on Identity, Regionalism and Autonomy
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.G

Chair Mehra, Ajay – Centre for Public Affairs, India, ajaykmehra@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Aeijaz, Tanvir – University of Delhi, India, taeijaz@gmail.com

Papers Beyond Sub-state Nationalism: Accommodating Strong, Distinct and Non-national Regions in Large Polities

Arban, Erika – No affiliation, Italy, earba043@uottawa.ca

Ethno-Federalism in Pakistan

Younis, Muhammad – Forman Christian College (A Chartered University) Lahore, Pakistan, muhammadyounis@fccollege.edu.pk

Identity Construction and Politics of Autonomy in the Seraiki Regions of Pakistan

Bakhsh Rais, Rasul – Lahore University of Management Sciences, Pakistan, rasul@lums.edu.pk

Managing Diversity Through Local Governance in Pakistan: The Case of South Punjab

Muhammad, Ayaz – Bahauddin Zakariya University, Pakistan, drayazr@yahoo.com

Ahmad, Aisha – Bahauddin Zakariya University, Pakistan, aishachuadry@yahoo.com

Political Accommodation of National Minorities in Multi-Ethnic/ National Countries in Comparative Perspective: The Case of Cyprus

Duba, Gulay Umaner – University of Helsinki, Finland, gulay_ umaner@hotmail.com

RC28.24 Theorizing Multilevel Welfare Governance and its Analytic Applicability
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.4

Chair Moreno-Fuentes, Francisco Javier – Spanish National Research Council, Spain, javier.moreno@cchs.csic.es

Discussant(s) Walti, Sonja – American University, United States, walti@american.edu

Papers Central Regulation and Local Implementation Employment-Related Benefits: Lessons from Sweden and Germany

Mathias, Jorg – Aston University, United Kingdom, j.mathias@aston.ac.uk

Multi-level party positions on welfare governance in Belgium

Dandoy, Régis – Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium, rdandoy@ulb.ac.be

The Challenge of Social Innovation in Multilevel Governance Arrangements in Europe

Cucca, Roberta – University of Vienna, Austria, roberta.cucca@univie.ac.at

Kazepov, Yuri – University of Vienna, Austria, yuri.kazepov@univie.ac.at

The Governance of Service Delivery in Social Investment Policies: Social Care Services in Korea

Lee, Jooha – Dongguk University, South Korea, leejooha@gmail.com

Chung, Moo Kwon – Yonsei University, South Korea, chungmk@yonsei.ac.kr

RC30.05 Democracy, Neoliberalism and the Politics of the New Right in Asia
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.2

Chair Jayasuriya, Kanishka – University of Adelaide, Australia, fafner100@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Kashwan, Prakash – University of Connecticut, United States, prakash.kashwan@uconn.edu

Papers The Australian Right in the “Asian Century”: Inequality and the Implications for Social Democracy

Johnson, Carol – University of Adelaide, Australia, carol.johnson@adelaide.edu.au

The Institutional Basis of State Encroachments in the Electoral Sphere in South Korea

Mobrand, Erik – Seoul National University, South Korea, erik.mobrand@gmail.com

The Politics of the New Right in India: Modi’s Market Citizenship

Chacko, Priya – University of Adelaide, Australia, priya.chacko@adelaide.edu.au

THE RISE OF THE NEW RIGHT IN ASIA’S DEMOCRACIES: AUTHORITARIAN STATISM AND NEOLIBERALISM

Jayasuriya, Kanishka – University of Adelaide, Australia, fafner100@gmail.com

RC30.13 How do Policymakers Learn? Configurations of Political Learning and Policy Learning in Public Policy Analysis
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.E

Chair Trein, Philipp – Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, josefphilipp.trein@unil.ch

Co-Chair Schnabel, Johanna – Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, johannamaria.schnabel@unil.ch

Discussant(s) Trein, Philipp – Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, josefphilipp.trein@unil.ch

Papers A Path Dependence Approach to Understanding the Emergence of Educational Policy Harmonisation – Developing the EQF

Feeney, Sharon – Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland, sharon.feeney@dit.ie

Hogan, John – Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland, john.hogan@dit.ie

Carrying Out the Inevitable? How European Policy Makers Learn from Successful Pension Reforms Abroad and What Eventually Prevents Them from Adaption

Kuitto, Kati – Finnish Centre for Pensions, Finland, kati.kuitto@etk.fi

Helmdag, Jan – Ernst Moritz Arndt University of Greifswald, Germany, jan.helmdag@uni-greifswald.de

Learning Processes in Hungarian Health Versus Fiscal Policy, 1990-2010

Babarczy, Balázs – Eötvös Loránd University, Hungary, babarczy.balazs@gmail.com

Under Which Configurations of Streams Do States Learn:

The Adoption of Tobacco Advertisement Bans in the Swiss Case as MSF Decision

Künzler, Johanna – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, johanna.kuenzler@kpm.unibe.ch

Sager, Fritz – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, fritz.sager@kpm.unibe.ch

RC31.06 Is There a Role for Religion in Law and Politics?: Liberal and Republican Perspectives
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.5

Chair Demiray, Mehmet Ruhi – Kocaeli University, Turkey, ruhidemiray@ymail.com

Discussant(s) Abramovich, Nicolai – Université Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV), France, nicolai.abramovich@gmail.com

Papers Secularism and Its Liberal Critics: A Reconsideration

Demiray, Mehmet Ruhi – Kocaeli University, Turkey, ruhidemiray@ymail.com

Baiasu, Sorin – Keele University, United Kingdom, s.baiasu@keele.ac.uk

Addressing Religious Inequalities Through Theories of Recognition

Mookherjee, Monica – Keele University, United Kingdom, m.mookherjee@keele.ac.uk

Islam’s Political Philosophy

Hussain, Amjad – University of Peshawar, Pakistan, hamlet127@yahoo.com

Vulnerable and Dangerous? Religion in the Liberal Public Sphere

Baumeister, Andrea – University of Stirling, United Kingdom, atb1@stir.ac.uk

RC32.30 Who Owns the Night? Night-Time Social Order, Night-Time Users and Night-Time Policies
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.9

Chair Alam, Thomas – Centre d’études et de recherches administratives politiques et sociales (CERAPS), France, thomas.alam-3@univ-lille2.fr

Discussant(s) Boncourt, Thibaud – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, t.boncourt@gmail.com

Papers Lille’s Etats Généraux de la Nuit. Between Concertation and Stranglehold of the Mayoral Power

Douillet, Anne-Cécile – Université de Lille II – Droit et Santé, France, anne-cecile.douillet@univ-lille2.fr

Pourquoi graffe t-on la nuit? Sociologie d’une pratique nocturne

Becquet, Vincent – Université de Lille II – Droit et Santé, France, becquet.vincent@hotmail.fr

RC34.14 Taming Crony Capitalism. Diagnoses and Responses to the Business-Politics Linkage
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.H

Chair Offe, Claus – Hertie School of Governance, Germany, offe@hertie-school.org

Discussant(s) Mungiu-Pippidi, Alina – Hertie School of Governance, Germany, pippidi@hertie-school.org

Papers Crony Capitalism in Western Democracies: Twenty-First Century Power Brokers and the New Corruption

Wedel, Janine – George Mason University – School of Policy, Government, and International Affairs, United States, jwedel@gmu.edu

Elite Favouritism in Public Procurement: The Limits of a One-Size-Fits-All Regulatory Approach

Fazekas, Mihály – University of Cambridge, United Kingdom, mf436@cam.ac.uk

David-Barrett, Elizabeth – University of Sussex, United Kingdom, e.david-barrett@sussex.ac.uk

Romanian Public Procurement in the Construction Sector: Government Favoritism and Particularistic Links

Doroftei, Madalina – Romanian Academic Society, Romania, madalina.doroftei@gmail.com

Dimulescu, Valentina – Romanian Academic Society, Romania, valentina.dimulescu@sar.org.ro

The Watchful Eye and the Cracking Whip: A Study on Corruption Monitoring

Lagunes, Paul – Columbia University, United States, paul.lagunes@columbia.edu

Understanding and Measuring Crony Capitalism

Martínez B. Kukutschka, Roberto – Hertie School of Governance, Germany, kukutschka@hertie-school.org

Mungiu-Pippidi, Alina – Hertie School of Governance, Germany, pippidi@hertie-school.org

RC37.04 Political Development: Inequality, Justice and Democratization
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 108

Chair Khan, Zillur – Rollins College, United States, zillurrkhan@gmail.com

Co-Chair Farha, Mark – doha institute for graduate studies, Qatar, maf36@georgetown.edu

Discussant(s) Karim, Mohd Aminul – University of Malaya, Malaysia, mdaminulkarim1967@gmail.com

Murshid, Tazeen – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, tazeenmurshid@yahoo.co.uk

Papers Gender Justice or Injustice: Reserved Seat Systems for Women in Bangladesh

Majumdar, Badiul Alam – The Hunger Project (THP), Bangladesh, badiul.majumdar@thp.org

Political Development: Boko-Haram and the Vacuum in Leadership Development

Terwase, Isaac Terungwa – Universiti Utara Malaysia, Malaysia, isaacterwase1@gmail.com

Yerima, Hindatu – Universiti Utara Malaysia, Malaysia, hinduyerima@gmail.com

Samdi Puldu, Gloria – University of Ibadan, Nigeria, puldusamdi01@gmail.com

Winner-take-all and Inequitable Resource Allocation: Resolving Contractions in Political Development

Khan, Zillur – Rollins College, United States, zillurrkhan@gmail.com

RC38.07 Models, Markets and Globalization
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 0.B

Chair Wilson, Graham – Boston University, United States, gkwilson@bu.edu

Discussant(s) Ronit, Karsten – University of Copenhagen, Denmark, kr@ifs.ku.dk

Papers Global Corporations’ Perspectives on Taxation

Mikler, John – University of Sydney, Australia, john.mikler@sydney.edu.au

Elbra, Ainsley – University of Sydney, Australia, ainsley.elbra@sydney.edu.au

How Government and Business Interacts in Post-Soviet Countries? Comparative Analysis of Armenia and Russia

Markaryan, Arevik – National Research University Higher School of Economic, Russia, arevik_mark@mail.ru

Japan’s Policy Making Process on TPP: What has Made Japan Decide to Open its Market to Global Trade?

Kabashima, Hiromi – Yokohama National University, Japan, kaba@ynu.ac.jp

Privatization as the End of the “Dirigiste” French State or a New Way of Controlling Firms?

Coutant, Hadrien – Sciences Po, France, hadrien.coutant@sciencespo.fr

The Scope and Forms of Private Governance in International Business Taxation

Ronit, Karsten – University of Copenhagen, Denmark, kr@ifs.ku.dk

Porter, Tony – McMaster University, Canada, tporter@mcmaster.ca

RC39.02 Emerging Trends in Welfare Reforms
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.D

Chair Gupta, Asha – University of Delhi, India, ashagupta3452@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Calzada, Ines – Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, Spain, calzadaines@gmail.com

Papers Falling Short of the International Welfare State Standard: Obama’s Health Reform Straddles Competing American Political Traditions

Brandon, William – University of North Carolina at Charlotte, United States, wilbrand@uncc.edu

Rational Choice, Confucian Values and Individual Welfare Demand: The Case of China

Huang, Chung-Wei – National Taiwan University, Taiwan, osbern@gmail.com

Chang, Yu-Tzung – National Taiwan University, Taiwan, yutzung@ntu.edu.tw

Redistribution in Sub-Saharan Africa

Nel, Philip – University of Otago, New Zealand, philip.nel@otago.ac.nz

RC50.01 Immigrant and Minority Language Politics
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.C

Chair Lewis, Huw – Aberystwyth University, United Kingdom, hhl@aber.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Edwards, Catrin – Aberystwyth University, United Kingdom, catrin_wyn@yahoo.co.uk

Papers Indigenous Language Governance in Taiwan: The Tension Between Local Identities and Language Standardization in the Revitalization of Amis

Friedman, P. Kerim – National Dong Hwa University, Taiwan, kerim.mail@oxus.net

Modelling language competition for new minorities

Templin, Torsten – Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany, templito@hu-berlin.de

Swedish-speaking Finns as the Language Minority: Legal, Educational and Political Status

Konarski, Wawrzyniec – Uniwersytet Jagielloñski, Poland, w_konarski@op.pl

“The World Comes in”: A Corpus Assisted Discourse Analyses of Changing Immigrant Related Language Ideological Media Debates in Estonia and Norway

Siiner, Maarja – University of Oslo, Norway, maarja.siiner@iln.uio.no

L’nyavskiy, Svetlana – Lund Universitet, Sweden, svefoto@gmail.com

RC51.21 The Political Economy of State Capitalism in Emerging Market Democracies
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 0.A

Chair Sola, Lourdes – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, loursola@usp.br

Discussant(s) Taylor, Matthew M. – American University, United States, mtaylor@american.edu

Papers Extraterritorial Financial Regulation and the Case of US-Based Litigation Against Petrobras

Rachman, Nora – Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV), Brazil, nora.rachman@gmail.com

Rising India and the Provision of Global Public Goods

Plagemann, Johannes – German Institute of Global and Area Studies, Germany, johannes.plagemann@giga-hamburg.de

Narlikar, Amrita – German Institute of Global and Area Studies (GIGA), Germany, amrita.narlikar@giga-hamburg.de

State Capitalism, Finance and Coalitional Politics: The Case of Brazil

Sola, Lourdes – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, loursola@usp.br

Vale, Sergio – MB Associados / Instituto de Relações Internacionais (IRI-USP), Brazil, sergio.vale@mbassociados.com.br

Mello, Fernando – University of California, Los Angeles, United States, fbmello@ucla.edu

“State Oil Monopolies in a Competitive World Energy Market”

Whitehead, Laurence – University of Oxford, United Kingdom, laurence.whitehead@nuffield.ox.ac.uk

SS.05 Roundtable: IPSA MOOCs: A New Frontier for Online Education
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.B

Chair Calise, Mauro – Università degli studi di Napoli Federic, Italy, calise@unina.it

Co-Chair Turan, Ilter – Istanbul Bilgi University, Turkey, ilter.turan@bilgi.edu.tr

Discussant(s) Schemeil, Yves – Sciences Po Grenoble, France, yves.schemeil@sciencespo-grenoble.fr

Patzelt, Werner J. – Technische Universitat Dresden, Germany, werner.patzelt@tu-dresden.de

Cestaro, Andrea – IPSA, Canada, andrea.cestaro@ipsa.org

SS.06 The Community of Political Science in Russia: 60 Years of Development (1955-2015)
Wednesday, July 27 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.3

Chair Gaman-Golutvina, Oxana – Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Russia, ogaman@mail.ru

Co-Chair Smorgunov, Leonid – Saint Petersburg State University, Russia, leonid@ls2502.spb.edu

Discussant(s) Ilicheva, Liudmila – Academy of National Economy, Russia, lilitcheva@mail.ru

Papers Development of Political Identity Researches in the Russian Political Science

Popova, Olga – Saint Petersburg State University, Russia, pov_64@mail.ru

Problems of Modernization of the Russian Economy in Modern Political Science Research

Ilicheva, Liudmila – Academy of National Economy, Russia, lilitcheva@mail.ru

Public Data that Works: Lessons from International Experience

Singireja, Anastasia – No affiliation, Latvia, asingirei@mail.ru

Wednesday, July 27 (Day 4) | 15:30-17:15

CS01.29 Minorities and the Problem of Inequality
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.2

Chair Zamęcki, Łukasz – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, lzamecki@uw.edu.pl

Co-Chair De Jager, Nicola – Universiteit Stellenbosch, South Africa, ndejager@sun.ac.za

Discussant(s) Cranston, Bryan – Swinburne University of Technology, Australia, bcranston@swin.edu.au

Papers Ethnic Discrimination in Ukraine and the EU Policy

Ünalp Çepel, Zühal – Dokuz Eylül Üniversitesi, Turkey, zuhal.unalp@gmail.com

Is Quota a Solution for Political Empowerment of Women? Some Reflections Regarding the European Union States and Romania

Stoica, Marcela Monica – Dimitrie Cantemir Christian University, Romania, stoica2015marcela@yahoo.com

la participation politique des femmes Afrique entre biologisme et démocratie

Awono Eyebe, Philippe – Université Jean Moulin, Lyon 3, France, philippeawono@yahoo.fr

Women in The Circles of Political Dynasty

Armoyu, Muhammad – Institut Agama Islam Ibrahimy Situbondo, Indonesia, m.armoyu@gmail.com

CS03.18 Global South: Backlash on Macroeconomic Policies and Political Crisis
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.3

Chair Oloruntoba, Samuel – Medical University of South Africa, South Africa, soloruntoba09@gmail.com

Co-Chair Mushtaq, Souzeena – Ohio University, United States, sm943513@ohio.edu

Discussant(s) Chaudhry, Praveen K – State University of New York / FIT, United States, praveen_chaudhry@fitnyc.edu

Weiner, Richard R – Rhode Island College, United States, rweiner@ric.edu

Papers Economic Inequality and the Global Diffusion of Neoliberalism

Blair, David – Huron University College, Canada, dblair@huron.uwo.ca

From Status to Contract: A Political Analysis of Treaty-Making in Africa 1620-1919

N. Nyeck, S. – Clarkson University, United States, sngonye1@ucla.edu

Idea of India Under Siege

Chaudhry, Praveen K – State University of New York / FIT, United States, praveen_chaudhry@fitnyc.edu

The Social Developmental Coalition in Brazil (2003-2014)

Ianoni, Marcus – Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil, marcusianoni@gmail.com

CS04.18 Foreign Policy and International Relations
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.4

Chair De Almeida Medeiros, Marcelo – Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil, mam14@uol.com.br

Discussant(s) Kirna, Catlyn – Tallinn University, Estonia, catlyn.kirna@tlu.ee

Papers American Exceptionalism and Obama Administration: Theoretical and Practical Aspects of a Key Idea in US Foreign Policy

Iglesias Cavicchioli, Manuel – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, manuel.iglesias@cps.ucm.es

Crimea and “Novorossiya” Cases as Risk Factors for the Modern System of International Relations

Brusylovska, Olga – Odessa Mechnikov National University, Ukraine, brusylovska@gmail.com

Development Pursue as a Choice: Geopolitical Satisfaction and Regional Peace as Basis for the Brazilian International Strategy

Gonçalves, Madalena – Instituto de Estudos Sociais e Políticos (IESP-UERJ), Brazil, lena.mgc@gmail.com

Vieira, Victor – Instituto universitario de pesquizas de Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, vvieira88@gmail.com

International Auctoritas: The Case of President Felipe González of Spain (1982-1991)

Perez de Arcos, Marina – University of Oxford, United Kingdom, marina.perezdearcos@stx.ox.ac.uk

Palestine’s Quest for Statehood: Turkey’s Policy from an Identity Perspective

Ersoy, Eyup – Bilkent Üniversitesi, Turkey, eersoy@bilkent.edu.tr

Sectoral Variation in the Fungibility of Foreign Aid

Nishikawa, Misa – Ball State University, United States, mnishikawa@bsu.edu

Hall, Steven – Ball State University, United States, srhall@bsu.edu

CS04.24 Governance in the Euro-Latin American Space
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.2

Chair Roy, Joaquin – University of Miami, United States, jroy@miami.edu

Discussant(s) Gratius, Susanne – Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain, sgratius@fride.org

Papers Brazil and the European Union in the Context of the TTIP

Tostes, Ana Paula – Universidade Federal do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, apbtostes@gmail.com

EU-Latin American and the Caribbean Interregionalism: Regional Governance Through Cohesion Policy

Clemente, Gladys – Universidad de la Republica, Uruguay, isabel.clemente@cienciassociales.edu.uy

EU’s Foreign and Development Policy Towards Brazil: Bilateralism or Inter-regionalism?

Gratius, Susanne – Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain, sgratius@fride.org

The Development of TTIP and Its Impact on Latin American Integration

Roy, Joaquin – University of Miami, United States, jroy@miami.edu

The Impact of Lisbon Treaty in the Brazil-European Union Relations

Pereira, Demetrius – Universidade Federal do Paraná, Brazil, demetriuscesario@gmail.com

CS05.07 Dilemmas of Representation
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.3

Chair He, Baogang – Deakin University, Australia, baogang.he@deakin.edu.au

Co-Chair Miscoiu, Sergiu – Université Paris-Est Marne-La-Vallée, France, miscoiu@yahoo.com

Discussant(s) De Schutter, Helder – Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, helder.deschutter@hiw.kuleuven.be

Papers Burke and the Virtuality of Representation

Martinez Mateo, Marina – Goethe Universität Frankfurt am Main, Germany, marina.martinezmateo@normativeorders.net

Immanuel Kant and Representative Democracy: “Seeing” the Individual

Acharya, Arpan – Jawaharlal Nehru University, India, a.acharya88@gmail.com

Non-territorial Political Entities in Modern Federal States (Cases of Belgium and Switzerland)

Iusupov, Artur – State University-Higher School of Economics, Russia, kedr1992@yandex.ru

CS07.14 Teaching, Learning and Historically Oriented Political Research: Past and Present
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.5

Chair Mokta, Mamta – Himachal Pradesh University, India, mamtamokta@yahoo.co.in

Discussant(s) Kaur, Ravneet – Punjabi University, India, kravptachd@gmail.com

Calise, Mauro – Università degli studi di Napoli Federic, Italy, calise@unina.it

Papers Historical memory and the “Defence” of Democracy in Spain and Poland

Moroska-Bonkiewicz, Aleksandra – University of Lower Silesia, Poland, aleksandra.moroska.bonkiewicz@dsw.edu.pl

Bourne, Angela – Roskilde University, Denmark, bourne@ruc.dk

Problems of Professional Identity and Inequality of Collectivity of Professors in the Context of Modernization of Higher Education

Korableva, Galina – Ural State University, Russia, korablevag@mail.ru

Narkhov, Dmitry – Urar Federal University named after the first President of Russia B.N. Yeltsin, Russia, d_narkhov@mail.ru

Narkhova, Elena – Urar Federal University named after the first President of Russia B.N. Yeltsin, Russia, e_narkhova@mail.ru

Rahel Varnhagen: A Jewish Life in the Age of Enlightenment

Guvenc, Gunes – Istanbul Bilgi University, Turkey, gunguv@gmail.com

IDEA.02 Money in Politics: Regional Approaches Tackling a Global Concern
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.2

Chair Tommasoli, Massimo – International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (IDEA), Italy, m.tommasoli@idea.int

Discussant(s) Piccio, Daniela R. – University of Turin, Italy, danielaromee.piccio@unito.it

Ohman, Magnus – International Foundation for Electoral Systems, Czech Republic, mohman@ifes.org

Papers Enforcing Political Finance Laws in Latin America: How to Move from Laws to Practice?

Casas-Zamora, Kevin – Inter-American Dialogue, United States, kevin_casas@yahoo.com

Established Anglophone Democracies

Scarrow, Susan – University of Houston, United States, sscarrow@uh.edu

Money in Politics: Asia

Ufen, Andreas – German Institute of Global and Area Studies, GIGA, Germany, andreas.ufen@giga-hamburg.de

J-RC08/34.08 The Representation of Complex Diversity in Upper Chambers
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.1

Chair Tremblay, Manon – University of Ottawa, Canada, mtrembla@uottawa.ca

Co-Chair Cardinal, Linda – University of Ottawa, Canada, linda.cardinal@uottawa.ca

Discussant(s) Cardinal, Linda – University of Ottawa, Canada, linda.cardinal@uottawa.ca

Papers The Italian Senate Reform: Diversity and Women’s Representation

Confalonieri, Maria Antonietta – Università degli studi di Pavia, Italy, confal@unipv.it

Vercesi, Michelangelo – Leuphana Universität Lüneburg, Germany, vercesi@leuphana.de

Pansardi, Pamela – Università degli studi di Pavia, Italy, pamela.pansardi@unipv.it

The Principles of Representation in South American Upper Chambers

Mendonça, Milton – Universidade de Brasília, Brazil, miltonsmendoncas@gmail.com

Alves, Vinícius – Universidade Federal de Goiás, Brazil, vinicius.silvalves@gmail.com

The Representation of Complex Diversity in Upper Chambers: Comparative Study of Ethiopia, Iran and Turkey

Akyol, Ender – Inonu University, Turkey, ender.akyol@inonu.edu.tr

Mohammed, Yasin – Debre Tabor, Ethiopia, yyimam8@gmail.com

Ahmadi, Azam – İnönü University, Turkey, ahmadi_azam@yahoo.com

The Representation of Religious Diversity in Upper House: Towards an Inclusive Indian Parliament?

Alam, MD Aftab – University of Delhi, India, aftabjnu@gmail.com

MT01.03 Gender, Inequality and Democracy
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.D

Chair Moisés, José Álvaro – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, jamoises@gmail.com

Co-Chair Vianello, Mino – Università degli Studi di Roma “La Sapienza”, Italy, mino.vianello@uniroma1.it

Discussant(s) Sawer, Marian – Australian National University, Australia, marian.sawer@anu.edu.au

Papers Embodied Power: Gendered Racialization and the Quality of Democracy

Hawkesworth, Mary – Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, United States, mhawkes@rci.rutgers.edu

Gender, Inequality and Democracy: Empirical Challenges of Deepening Democracy in Liberia

Obiora, Leslye – UofA, Nigeria, leslyeobiora@hotmail.com

Gender, Representation and Quality of Democracy

Shin, Ki-Young – Ochanomizu University, Japan, shin.kiyoung@ocha.ac.jp

Globalization, Gender and Growing Inequality:
What Can Be Done?

Bayes, Jane – California State University, Northridge, United States, jbayes@csun.edu

Mino Vianello – Crippled Democracy

Vianello, Mino – Università degli Studi di Roma “La Sapienza”, Italy, mino.vianello@uniroma1.it

MT04.06 Roundtable: Inequality and World Order
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.C

Chair Vinjamuri, Leslie – School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, United Kingdom, lv@soas.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Kahler, Miles – American University, United States, kahler@american.edu

Haggard, Stephan – University of California, San Diego, United States, shaggard@ucsd.edu

Gallarotti, Giulio – Wesleyan University, United States, ggallarotti@wesleyan.edu

MT06.01 Bio-political Inequalities: Pain and Suffering, Pleasure and Well-being
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.B

Chair Akdag, Melis – Université de Genève, Switzerland, melis.akdag@unige.ch

Co-Chair Nunez, Jorge – Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom, j.nunez@mmu.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Carver, Terrell – University of Bristol, United Kingdom, tfcarver@earthlink.net

Mookherjee, Monica – Keele University, United Kingdom, m.mookherjee@keele.ac.uk

Papers Daniel Guérin on Racism-Colonialism

Nadi, Selim – Sciences Po, France, selim.nadi@gmail.com

Equality and Equivalence in Pain and Suffering: A Formative Problem for Political Theory

Duncan, Grant – Massey University, New Zealand, l.g.duncan@massey.ac.nz

Global Order of Tianxia: A Research Framework based on China’s Political Thoughts for an International Community Beyond Anarchy

Chen, Hsin Chih – National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan, paristor@mail.ncku.edu.tw

The Art of Control: Biopolitics in Bosnia

Page, Bethany – University of Newcastle, Australia, bethany.page@uon.edu.au

The Bio-politics of Race and the Paradox of State Violence in the United States

Roberts, Dorothy – University of Pennsylvania, United States, dorothyroberts@law.upenn.edu

RC06.04 Contested Hybrid Democracy: Endorsing or Revisiting the Liberal Model in Non-Western Countries?
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 0.A

Chair Schemeil, Yves – Sciences Po Grenoble, France, yves.schemeil@sciencespo-grenoble.fr

Co-Chair Volkov, Roman – Académie de Bordeaux, France, romano_1640@msn.com

Discussant(s) Volkov, Roman – Académie de Bordeaux, France, romano_1640@msn.com

Papers Authoritarian Regimes and Free Market Institutions

Fracchiolla, Domenico – Libera Universita Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli, Italy, dfracchiolla@luiss.it

Hybrid Public Diplomacy? Autocracy Promotion and Democratic Rhetorics in Post-soviet States

Fauve, Adrien – Sciences Po Paris, France, adrien.fauve@gmail.com

Unequal Access to Political Parties in India

Sarangi, Prakash Chandra – Ravenshaw University, India, pcsarangi@gmail.com

RC09.02 Democracy and Citizenship in Latin America: Advancements and Retrocessions
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.2

Chair Barreto Lima, Martonio Mont’Alverne – Universidade de Fortaleza, Brazil, barreto@unifor.br

Discussant(s) Castillo, Lidia – Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil, castilloyco@gmail.com

Papers Citizenship, Politics and Law in the Production of Common: An Analysis from the “Occupy” in Brazil since June 2013

Bello, Enzo – Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil, enzobello@gmail.com

Falbo, Ricardo – Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, neryfalbo@gmail.com

Keller, Rene – Universidade de Caxias do Sul, Brazil, rene.keller07@gmail.com

How Civil Society Advocacy Strength Democracy in Latin America: The Mobilization of NGOs in Health Issues

Muñoz Marquez, Luz – Universitat de Barcelona, Spain, luzmunozma@ub.edu

Zavala, Antonio – Universidad Panamericana, Mexico, antonio@antoniozavala.com

Leftist Government and Democracy in Brazil: Media, Citizenship and Information Rights

Barreto Lima, Martonio Mont’Alverne – Universidade de Fortaleza, Brazil, barreto@unifor.br

New Latin-American Constitutionalism as an Alternative to the Centrality of European Model of State

Ribeiro da Silva Júnior, Airton – Universita Degli Studi di Firenze, Italy, ribeiro.airton@hotmail.com

Pante Leme de Campos, Felipe – Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil, felpante@hotmail.com

RC11.05 Technologies of Innovation: Policy, Economy, and Societal Impacts
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.3

Chair Hilpert, Ulrich – Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Germany, ulrich.hilpert@uni-jena.de

Discussant(s) Baker, Paul – Georgia Institute of Technology, United States, paul@cacp.gatech.edu

Papers Cultural Basis of Innovation Society: Institutional Impact on Economic and Technological Inequality

Lyakhovenko, Oleg – Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia, oleg.lyakhovenko@gmail.com

Industry, Innovation and Regional S&T Cooperation in East Asia

McNamara, Dennis Louis – Georgetown University, United States, mcnamard@georgetown.edu

Science and Innovative Technologies as a Factor Affecting National Security

Bukovskaya, Natalia – Tomsk State University, Russia, nvsi@mail.ru

Sino-EU cooperation in the Field of Science and Technology

Li, Ying – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, ying.li@erasmusmundus-gem.eu

The ITC Revolution and the Question of Emancipation: Cognitive Capitalism, an Emerging Theory

Devaux, Jean Baptiste – Sciences Po Lyon, France, jeanbaptiste.devaux@sciencespo-lyon.fr

RC13.25 Semi-Presidentialism and Democracy
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.B

Chair Tsai, Jung-Hsiang – National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan, poljht@ccu.edu.tw

Co-Chair Wu, Yu-Shan – Academia Sinica, Taiwan, yushanwu@gate.sinica.edu.tw

Discussant(s) Sedelius, Thomas – Dalarna University College, Sweden, tse@du.se

Papers Revisit Management of Incongruence in Semi-Presidentialism: Taiwan and Beyond

Wu, Yu-Shan – Academia Sinica, Taiwan, yushanwu@gate.sinica.edu.tw

Separation of Purpose and Democratic Operations of President-Parliamentary Systems

Tsai, Jung-Hsiang – National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan, poljht@ccu.edu.tw

Studying Semi-Presidentialism: A Systematic Review of Research Directions and Future Challenges

Sedelius, Thomas – Dalarna University College, Sweden, tse@du.se

RC16.01 Determinants of Inequalities in Political Participation and Representation
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.F

Chair Plaw, Avery – University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, United States, aplaw@umassd.edu

Discussant(s) Yates, Stephanie – Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), Canada, yates.stephanie@uqam.ca

Papers Changes in Political Participation: How Individual Resources Affect Political Behaviour

Stark, Toralf – Universität Duisburg-Essen, Germany, toralf.stark@uni-due.de

How Public Opinion Polarization Increases Inequalities in Political Participation and Representation

Kleiner, Tuuli-Marja – Fern Universitat Hagen, Germany, tuuli-marja.kleiner@fernuni-hagen.de

Les partenaires sociaux dans le dialogue civil régional: entre résistance au pluralisme et innovation institutionnelle

Gassier, Yolaine – Sciences Po d’Aix-en-Provence, France, gassier.yolaine@live.fr

National Voting Right for Foreigners: Possible Outcomes?

Kies, Raphael – Université de Luxembourg, Luxembourg, raphael.kies@uni.lu

Poirier, Philippe – Université de Luxembourg, Luxembourg, philippe.poirier@uni.lu

RC18.10 La Participation des Chinois de Chine et d’ailleurs: Expressions et engagements politiques en ligne en contexte autoritaire
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.A

Chair Frenkiel, Emilie – Université Paris-Est Créteil Va de Marne, France, anmingli@gmail.com

Co-Chair Wang, Simeng – Université Paris-Est Marne-La-Vallée, France, simeng.wang1017@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Mandjem, Yves Paul – Institut des relations internationales du Cameroun, Cameroon, yvesmandjem_2006@yahoo.fr

Papers De Charlie Hebdo au Mouvement d’indépendance du Xinjiang: Expression d’opinions politiques chez des jeunes migrants chinois qualifiés à Paris

Wang, Simeng – Université Paris-Est Marne-La-Vallée, France, simeng.wang1017@gmail.com

L’Impact des Inégalités d’Accès à Internet sur l’Intérêt et la Participation Politiques

Deng, Zhe – Tsinghua University, China, deng-z07@mails.tsinghua.edu.cn

Frenkiel, Emilie – Université Paris-Est Créteil Va de Marne, France, anmingli@gmail.com

Participation de la jeunesse en régime autoritaire: le cas de Zhichu chuangwai (base de données collaborative des scandales alimentaires en Chine continentale)

Hong, Tao – Université de Vincennes-Saint-Denis (Paris VIII), France, taohong.me@gmail.com

Revendications autour des normes environnementales en Chine dans la campagne de 2011 sur les particules atmosphériques

Salmon, Nolwenn – Institut national des langues et civilisations orientales (INALCO), France, nolwenn.salmon@gmail.com

RC19.13 One of Us? Gender and Informal Networks in Political Recruitment
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.7

Chair Verge, Tania – Pompeu Fabra University, Spain, tania.verge@upf.edu

Discussant(s) Piscopo, Jennifer Marie – Occidental College, United States, piscopo@oxy.edu

Papers Conceptualizing Informal Networks Within Feminist Institutionalism

Kenny, Meryl – University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom, m.kenny@ed.ac.uk

Bjarnegard, Elin – Uppsala Universitet, Sweden, elin.bjarnegard@statsvet.uu.se

Verge, Tania – Pompeu Fabra University, Spain, tania.verge@upf.edu

Informal Networks, Formal Rules, and Women’s Political Inclusion: Implementing Gender Parity in Mexico

Piscopo, Jennifer Marie – Occidental College, United States, piscopo@oxy.edu

Male Over-Representation in the Republic of Ireland

Culhane, Leah – University of Manchester, United Kingdom, leah.culhane@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk

Political Ambition and Local Politics: The Role of Political Attitudes, Family Responsibilities and Informal Networks

Verge, Tania – Pompeu Fabra University, Spain, tania.verge@upf.edu

Wiesehomeier, Nina – Swansea University, United Kingdom, nina.wiesehomeier@googlemail.com

Resisting Gender Quotas: An Actor-centered Analysis of Quota Implementation in the Uruguayan Parliamentary Elections in 2014

Josefsson, Cecilia – Uppsala Universitet, Sweden, cecilia.josefsson@statsvet.uu.se

RC20.07 Political Finance, Political Competition, and Political Corruption
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.4

Chair Franz, Barbara – Rider University, United States, bfranz@rider.edu

Discussant(s) Dayil, Plangsat – University of Jos, Nigeria, plangsat4sure@yahoo.com

Papers Corruption and Political Change in Spain

Villoria, Manuel – Univeristy King Juan Carlos (Universidad Rey Juan Carlos), Spain, manuel.villoria@urjc.es

Jimenez, Fernando – University of Murcia, Spain, fjimesan@um.es

Financing of Political Debates in Election Campaigns: Regulation in Hungary and European Standards

Smuk, Peter – Szechenyi Istvan University, Hungary, smukpeter@gmail.com

Preventing Unequal Advantage from the Abuse of State Resources

Ritchie, Megan – International Foundation for Electoral Systems, United States, mritchie@ifes.org

Vickery, Chad – International Foundation for Electoral Systems, United States, cvickery@ifes.org

Shein, Erica – International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES), United States, eshein@ifes.org

What Manner of Participation? Political Mobilizations in the 2015 Nigerian General Elections

Apam, James – Benue State University, Nigeria, jimapam62@hotmail.com

RC21.06 Participation – Expectations and Challenges
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.3

Chair Potz, Maciej – Uniwersytet Łódzki, Poland, maciekpotz@hotmail.com

Discussant(s) Bäcker, Roman – Nicolaus Copernicus University, Poland, rombacker@wp.pl

Papers Political Knowledge: Mediator of Political Participation?

Bathelt, Severin – University of Koblenz-Landau, Germany, bathelt@uni-landau.de

Transnational Processes of Migrant Political Socialization: The Case of the Turkish Return Migrants from Germany

Aydin, Seda – Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain, sedaaydinnn@gmail.com

Trust or Training Dependence? Rethinking the Hierarchical Government Trust in China

Wu, Hsin-Che – Nanjing University, Taiwan, u88520041@gmail.com

Yu, Hongbo – Nanjing University, China, yhbnju@live.com

Understand the Construction of a “Revolutionary Habitus” by Spaces of Socialization: A Sociological Approach Based on Life Stories

Robineau, Colin – Université Panthéon-Assas (Paris II), France, colin.robineau@laposte.net

RC22.09 Media, Conflict and Polarized Politics
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.5

Chair Voltmer, Katrin – University of Leeds, United Kingdom, k.voltmer@leeds.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Vladisavljević, Nebojša – University of Belgrade, Serbia, n.vladisavljevic@fpn.bg.ac.rs

Papers Development Cooperation in Conflict Societies: The Role of Media Assistance Organisations

Thomass, Barbara – Ruhr-Universitat Bochum, Germany, barbara.thomass@rub.de

Drefs, Ines – Ruhr-Universitat Bochum, Germany, drefsi@hotmail.de

Media and Political Accountability: The Somali Conflict in Kenya

Stremlau, Nicole – University of Oxford, United Kingdom, nicole.stremlau@csls.ox.ac.uk

Iazzolino, Gianluca – University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom, giazzolino@gmail.com

Media Wars: State-Sponsored Media and Political Change in the Arab World

Soltan, Gamal – American University, Cairo, Egypt, gsoltan@aucegypt.edu

Pressing the Independent Bodies: Trolling the Serbian Ombudsman

Pavlovic, Jovica – University of Belgrade, Serbia, jovica.pavlovic89@gmail.com

Stojiljkovic, Ana – University of Leeds, United Kingdom, csast@leeds.ac.uk

RC23.09 Electoral Behaviour in the Conflicting Societies
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.C

Chair Fadhilah, Hasna Azmi – University of Essex, United Kingdom, hasna.af@icloud.com

Discussant(s) Marinez-Tapia, Oscar – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, donmister@gmail.com

Papers Assessing Taiwanese Electorate’s Ideology in 2014 Local Election: A Multidimensional Scaling Analysis

Meng, Chih-Cheng – National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan, almondc120@gmail.com

New Parties, Old Fighters: Surveying Rebel Parties’ Performances in African Post-Conflict Democracies

Schrader-Rashidkhan, Nora – Universität Erfurt, Germany, nora.schrader@uni-due.de

Socioeconomic Determinants for Islamist Parties’ Support in Post-Arab Spring

Elkelani, Zeyad – American University, Cairo, Egypt, zelkelani@aucegypt.edu

Why Indigenous Minority Vote: The Case of: Arab Voters in the 2013 Elections in Israel

Shihadeh, Mtanes – No affiliation, Israel, mtanes@hotmail.com

RC23.11 Inequality in Political Participation and Representation in South Korea
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.G

Chair Shim, Ji Yeon – Kyungnam University, South Korea, yeon@kyungnam.ac.kr

Co-Chair Kim, Yong Ho – Inha University, South Korea, kimyh1358@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Kang, Won-Taek – Seoul National University, South Korea, kangwt@snu.ac.kr

Park, Jinsoo – Duksung Women’s University, South Korea, jinsoopark93@gmail.com

Lee, Jae Mook – Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, South Korea, jaemook@gmail.com

Papers Active But Not Voting: Unequal Participation in Korea

Park, Won-ho – Seoul National University, South Korea, wpark@snu.ac.kr

Policy Space and Unequal Power Distribution Within the Korean Assembly, 2004-2012

Han, JeongHun – Seoul National University, South Korea, gurus72@gmail.com

Political Explanations for Regional Inequalities and Over-Centralization in South Korea

Lim, Sungachk – University of Seoul, South Korea, evopol@gmail.com

The Effect of Early Voting on Turnout in South Korea

Ka, Sangjoon – Dankook University, South Korea, sjka@dankook.ac.kr

Understanding Ideological Polarization Through the Lens of Economic Inequality in South Korea

Seo, Hyun-Jin – Sungshin Univesity, South Korea, jin2004@sungshin.ac.kr

RC23.30 Voting Behavior in Consolidating Democracies
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 0.B

Chair Braga, Maria do Socorro – Universidade Federal de São Carlos, Brazil, msbraga2009@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Le Gall, Cal – Sciences Po Grenoble, France, cal.le-gall@iepg.fr

Kölln, Ann-Kristin – Göteborgs Universitet, Sweden, annkristin.kolln@kuleuven.be

Papers Electoral Patterns in the Czech Republic after 1993

Pink, Michal – Masaryk University, Czech Republic, pink@fss.muni.cz

Is It the Economy, Stupid? Economic Voting in Eastern Europe in the Shadow of the Great Recession

Borbath, Endre – European University Institute, Italy, endre.borbath@eui.eu

New Parties’ Supporters in Post-Crisis Europe

Plaza Colodro, Carolina – Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, cplazaco@usal.es

Llamazares, Ivan – Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, illamaz@usal.es

Gomez-Reino, Margarita – Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia, Spain, mgomez-reino@poli.uned.es

Marcos-Marne, Hugo – Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, hmarcosmarne@gmail.com

Party System Institutionalization: Process, Actors and Rules

Buquet, Daniel – Universidad de la Republica, Uruguay, dbuquet@gmail.com

Voting Behavior in Old and New Democracies: What Makes a Difference?

Voda, Petr – Masaryk University, Czech Republic, pvoda@fss.muni.cz

RC25.09 The Problematic Politics of Raising Revenue for Delivering Health Care – Part 2
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.I

Chair Toth, Federico – Università di Bologna, Italy, federico.toth@unibo.it

Discussant(s) Pavlik, Marek – Masaryk University, Czech Republic, pavlik@econ.muni.cz

Papers Cyprus: Health Care Systems in Transition: Towards a National Health System in the Post-Crisis Era

Kleanthous, Athanasia – University of Cyprus, Cyprus, nasiak@yahoo.com

Policy Oriented Learning Toward Universal Health Coverage in South Korea

Bae, Green – Ewha Women’s University, South Korea, greeni77@gmail.com

Kang, Minah – Ewha Women’s University, South Korea, chathamkang@gmail.com

The Health Transformation Program in Turkey: A Deliberative Democratic Evaluation

Baskavak, Gulsah – Middle East Technical University, Turkey, cgulsah@gmail.com

Baskavak, Yetkin – Yildiz Technical University, Turkey, baskavak@yahoo.com

When Neoliberalism Applies to the Healthcare System: A Study About Turkey

Kolsuz, Gunes – Bilkent Üniversitesi, Turkey, gunes.kolsuz@bilkent.edu.tr

Yildirim, Deniz – Bilkent Üniversitesi, Turkey, denizyildirim86@gmail.com

RC26.10 Social Exclusion and Politics of Oppression: A Review of Marginalized Section of Indian Society
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 109

Chair Mallick, Susanta Kuamr – Jawaharlal Nehru University, India, susantajnu@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Singh, Renu – Jamia Millia Islamia, India, renujmi@gmail.com

Rani, Rachita – University of Delhi, India, rachu4sk@gmail.com

Papers Caste Discrimination, Social Exclusion and Human Rights Violence of Dalits in Odisha (India)

Mallick, Susanta Kuamr – Jawaharlal Nehru University, India, susantajnu@gmail.com

Quantitative Measure of Level of Living in Bundelkhand Region in India

Mukesh, Mr – Government of India, India, mukesh.iss.goi@gmail.com

Khan, Farus – Indira Gandhi National Open University, India, farukhkhan15@gmail.com

Pandey, Kamal – University of Delhi, India, kamalpandey.iss@gmail.com

Social Exclusion and Tribal Education in Jharkhand: The Role of Mother Tongue

Rani, Rachita – University of Delhi, India, rachu4sk@gmail.com

Violence against Dalits in India: Paradoxes of Social Justice and Politics of Exclusion

Singh, Renu – Jamia Millia Islamia, India, renujmi@gmail.com

RC28.20 The Issue of Coordination in Federal Systems – Policies and Countries Compared
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.5

Chair Reus, Iris – Otto-Friedrich-Universität Bamberg, Germany, iris-reus@web.de

Co-Chair Schnabel, Johanna – Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, johannamaria.schnabel@unil.ch

Discussant(s) Reus, Iris – Otto-Friedrich-Universität Bamberg, Germany, iris-reus@web.de

Papers Brazilian National Systems of Public Policies: The Federal Bait for Subnational Governments to Bite

Diniz Filho, Paulo Ricardo – Fundação Pedro Leopoldo, Brazil, pesq_angola@hotmail.com

Zambrzycki Dutra, Walkiria – Instituto de Estudos Sociais e Políticos (IESP-UERJ), Brazil, walkiriazdutra@gmail.com

Health Accords and the Federal Spending Power: Coordination of Health Policy in Canada

Schnabel, Johanna – Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, johannamaria.schnabel@unil.ch

Joint-Decision-Making in School Policy: Coordination in Motion

Heinz, Dominic – Leibniz University of Hanover, Germany, info@dominic-heinz.de

Why So Different? Healthcare Intergovernmental Arrangements in Italy and Spain

Razetti, Federico – Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, federico.razetti@secondowelfare.it

RC30.12 Exploring Policy Design and Non-Design: Politics and Technical Analysis in Policy Formulation
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.E

Chair Capano, Giliberto – Scuola Normale Superiore, Italy, giliberto.capano@sns.it

Discussant(s) Taeihagh, Araz – Singapore Management University, Singapore, araz.taeihagh@gmail.com

Papers Executive Networks as Instrument Constituencies

Heidbreder, Eva G. – Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf, Germany, eva.heidbreder@hhu.de

Strategies of Network Governance Actors in Different Institutional and Cultural Settings: Case Study of Policy Networks in Russia

Sherstobitov, Aleksandr – Saint Petersburg State University, Russia, sherstobitovas@mail.ru

The Politics of Non-Design: Policy Responses to Singapore’s Prolonged Low Productivity Growth

Waring, Peter – Murdoch University, Singapore, p.waring@murdoch.edu.au

Bali, Azad Singh – Murdoch University, Australia, azadsinghbali@gmail.com

The Utilization of Public Opinion Research in Policy Design: Does it Matter Who is the Governing Party?

Birch, Lisa – Université Laval, Canada, lisa-maureen.birch@capp.ulaval.ca

Understanding Variations in Tobacco Control Policies Across European Countries

Nekola, Martin – Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic, nekola@fsv.cuni.cz

RC32.14 Meaning Wars and the Policy Process
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 3.A

Chair Zittoun, Philippe – École nationale des travaux publics de l’Etat, France, pzittoun@gmail.com

Co-Chair Fischer, Frank – Universität Kassel, Germany, ffischer@gmx.com

Discussant(s) Zittoun, Philippe – École nationale des travaux publics de l’Etat, France, pzittoun@gmail.com

Papers A Comparative Ethnography of Policy Circulation: Model Makers and Conflictual Local Translations of International Standards

O’Miel, Julien – Université de Lille II – Droit et Santé, France, julien.omiel@gmail.com

Alam, Thomas – Centre d’études et de recherches administratives politiques et sociales (CERAPS), France, thomas.alam-3@univ-lille2.fr

Internet Governance: Shaping Words to Shape Policy Process

Palladino, Nicola – Università degli Studi di Salerno, Italy, npalladino@unisa.it

Peace Prism: Reconceptualizing the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Flack, Maggie M – National University, United States, mmflack@gmail.com

RC34.05 Executive, Legislative and Judiciary, How Democratic Institutions Work
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.2

Chair Kotzé, Dirk – University of South Africa, South Africa, kotzedj@unisa.ac.za

Co-Chair Duarte Lima de Barros, Ana Tereza – Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil, anaterezadlb@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Balbachevsky, Elizabeth – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, balbasky@usp.br

Papers Accountability Gaps and Accountability Promotion: Lessons from the Chilean Case (2006-2015)

Gattoni, María Soledad – German Institute of Global and Area Studies (GIGA), Germany, msoledad.gattoni@gmail.com

Guerrero Valencia, Carolina – University of Hamburg, Germany, carolinaguerrerov@gmail.com

Constitutional Design, Hyperpresidentialism and the Quality of Democracy in South America

Duarte Lima de Barros, Ana Tereza – Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil, anaterezadlb@gmail.com

Democratization of Inequality: The Judiciary and Social Movements in Combination with Parliamentary Opposition

Kotzé, Dirk – University of South Africa, South Africa, kotzedj@unisa.ac.za

Empty Shells or Democracy-Enablers: The Role of Second Chambers in Transitional Democracies

Cepo, Dario – University of Zagreb, Croatia, dcepo@pravo.hr

New Modes of Democracy in Post-Transitional Justice Process in Spain and Turkey

Sutcuoglu, Bilgen – Yeditepe University, Turkey, bilgen.sutcuoglu@gmail.com

İlter Akarçay, Ebru – Yeditepe University, Turkey, reilter8@hotmail.com

RC36.01 Empirical Power Analysis
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 108

Chair Vladimirova, Alina – National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia, alina.v.vladimirova@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Gaventa, John – University of Sussex, United Kingdom, j.gaventa@ids.ac.uk

Papers Empirical Research on Power in the Energy Sector: Disputes over Wind Turbines in Germany and Canada

Bues, Andrea – Leibniz-Institute for Research on Society and Space, Germany, andrea.bues@leibniz-irs.de

Political Power and System Identification Models

Kasianiuk, Krzysztof – Collegium Civitas, Poland, krzysztof.kasianiuk@civitas.edu.pl

Political Regimes and Soft Power Strategies: Is There a Link?

Patalakh, Artem – Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, artem.patalakh@unimi.it

The Impact of the Conceptions of Power on the Theory of the State

Floss, Sidney – Université de Rennes 1, France, sidneyfloss@wanadoo.fr

The Self-Referential Reproduction of Ruling Élite in Transformational Political System

Ponomarenko, Nadezhda – Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA), Russia, p-nadezda@mail.ru

Understanding the Power of International Public Administrations in International Environmental Policy Networks

Saerbeck, Barbara – Free University Berlin, Germany, saerbeck@zedat.fu-berlin.de

RC37.07 Re-Inventing Politics in India: Leadership, Ideology, Agenda and Communication
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.D

Chair Sharma, Sanjeev K – Meerut University, India, sanjeevaji@gmail.com

Co-Chair Yadav, R S – Kurukshetra University, India, rsyadavpolsc@yahoo.co.in

Discussant(s) Kumar, Madhurendra – Kumaun University Nainital, India, mavimadhurendra@yahoo.co.in

Yadav, Sushma – University of Delhi, India, sushma_iipa@yahoo.co.in

Papers Discourses in Political Ecology and Ecological Leadership in India

Kumar, Madhurendra – Kumaun University Nainital, India, mavimadhurendra@yahoo.co.in

Re-inventing Politics in India: Exploring Modi’s Foreign Policy

Yadav, R S – Kurukshetra University, India, rsyadavpolsc@yahoo.co.in

Re-inventing Politics in India: Leadership, Ideology, Agenda and Communication

Sharma, Sanjeev K – Meerut University, India, sanjeevaji@gmail.com

Women Leadership at the Grass-Root Level in India

Sharma, Anupam – Indira Gandhi National Tribal University, India, anupam.vishvesh@gmail.com

RC38.08 State-Owned Companies and the State
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.H

Chair Finez, Jean – Université de Lille I – Université des Sciences et Technologies de Lille, France, jeanfinez@hotmail.com

Discussant(s) Coutant, Hadrien – Sciences Po, France, hadrien.coutant@sciencespo.fr

Papers Back to State Intervention? Perspectives and Limits: The Role Of CDP in Network Industries

Di Giulio, Marco – Università di Bologna, Italy, marco.digiulio3@unibo.it

Galanti, Maria Tullia – Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, maria.galanti@unimi.it

How Did the French Railways Become a Market? Railway Policy and the Management of the SNCF During the 1960’s and the 1970’s

Finez, Jean – Université de Lille I – Université des Sciences et Technologies de Lille, France, jeanfinez@hotmail.com

Planifier une récession: le cas de l’industrie charbonnière en France

Perdoncin, Anton – École normale supérieure Paris, France, antonin.perdoncin@ens.fr

Public Monopolies and the State Facing Europe

Vay, Mélanie – Université Panthéon-Sorbonne (Paris I), France, melanievay@noos.fr

The National Champion: A Historical Perspective on an Institution in the French Energy Industry

Viallet-Thevenin, Scott – Sciences Po, France, s.vialletthevenin@cso.cnrs.fr

SS.07 RC 14 After 40 Years: What We Know (and Still Do Not Know) About Ethnicity and Politics
Wednesday, July 27 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.1

Chair Cartrite, Britt Ashton – Alma College, United States, cartrite@alma.edu

Co-Chair Agarin, Timofey – Queen’s University of Belfast, United Kingdom, t.agarin@qub.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Safran, William – University of Colorado at Boulder, United States, safran@colorado.edu

Wednesday, July 27 (Day 4) | 17:30-19:15

CS01.08 Concepts of Democrazy
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.3

Chair De Jager, Nicola – Universiteit Stellenbosch, South Africa, ndejager@sun.ac.za

Co-Chair Tusalem, Rollin – Arkansas State University, United States, rtusalem@astate.edu

Discussant(s) Coutiño, Fabiola – Benemérita Universidad Autonoma de Puebla, Mexico, fabiola.coutino@hotmail.com

Papers Beyond an Idealised Democratic Imaginary: What Democracy Really Means in the Philippines

Webb, Adele – University of Sydney, Australia, adele.webb@sydney.edu.au

Laicism, Laïcité, and Laiklik: Are They Truly One and the Same?

Jakus, Julia – Washington College, United States, jmjakus@gmail.com

The Rise of The People and the Uselessness of “Democracy” as a Research Concept

Eidlin, Fred – Karlova Universita Prague, Canada, feidlin@uoguelph.ca

Varieties of Democracy and Citizen Regimes in Latin America

Vidal de la Rosa, Godofredo – Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana – Azcapotzalco, Mexico, gvdr@correo.azc.uam.mx

CS01.10 Decentralization
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.I

Chair Eppler, Annegret – University of Innsbruck, Austria, annegret.eppler@uibk.ac.at

Co-Chair Zirker, Daniel – The University of Waikato, New Zealand, dzirker@waikato.ac.nz

Papers Dynamic Federalism Theories and Their Explanatory Power for Dynamics in the EU Multi-Level System

Eppler, Annegret – University of Innsbruck, Austria, annegret.eppler@uibk.ac.at

Panchayat Raj System and Democratic Decentralization in India

Arukonda, Hariprasad – Kakatiya University, India, nagaramhari@yahoo.com

Tendencies in Tackling with Economic Inequality of Local Government in the European Union

Balcerek-Kosiarz, Marta – Institute of Foreign Affairs, Poland, marta.balcerek@amu.edu.pl

The Intersections of the Functions of Mayors and Municipal Administrations in Lithuania

Mikalauskas, Arvydas – Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania, a.mikalauskas@pmdf.vdu.lt

Bucaite Vilke, Jurga – Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania, j.bucaite@smf.vdu.lt

Lazauskienė, Aistė – Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania, aiste.lazauskiene@gmail.com

CS01.15 Election Campaigns, Party and Candidate Strategies
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.B

Chair Scarrow, Susan – University of Houston, United States, sscarrow@uh.edu

Co-Chair McCoy, Jennifer – Georgia State University, United States, jmccoy@gsu.edu

Discussant(s) Mills, Stephen – University of Sydney, Australia, stephen.mills@sydney.edu.au

Vujovic, Zlatko – University of Montenegro, Faculty of Political Science, Montenegro, zlatko.j.vujovic@gmail.com

Papers From the Party Model to the Candidates and Issues Model

Chadjipadelis, Theodore – Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, chadji@polsci.auth.gr

Party Leaders in Turkey and Poland: Growing Intraparty Authoritarianism?

Bieniek, Karol – Cracow Pedagogical University, Poland, karolbieniek@poczta.onet.pl

Personal or Party Electoral Campaigns in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Kosovo: Empirical Findings

Stojanović, Boban – University of Arts in Belgrade, Serbia, boban.fpn@gmail.com

Jovic, Nikola – University of Belgrade, Serbia, metodologija.nikola@gmail.com

Representing the Marginalized: Regional Parties and Parliamentary Representation and Performance in India

Madhava, Manisha – Shreemati Nathibai Damodar Thackersey Women’s University, India, m.manisha@gmail.com

CS01.27 Left and Right: Political Parties and Populism
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.3

Chair Sznajder, Mario – Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel, msmarios@huji.ac.il

Co-Chair Edwards, Bryce – University of Otago, New Zealand, bryce.edwards@otago.ac.nz

Discussant(s) Fesnic, Florin Nicolae – Universitatea din Bucuresti, Romania, fesnic@fspac.ro

Papers New Indices for Right Wing Populism

Andreadis, Ioannis – Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, john@polsci.auth.gr

Stavrakakis, Yannis – Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, yanstavr@yahoo.co.uk

Orban’s Hungary and Kaczynski’s Poland: Why is Contemporary Central Europe Facing a Backlash of Democracy?

Witajewska-Baltvilka, Baiba – No affiliation, Poland, baiba.baltvilka@gmail.com

Party Coalitions and Foreign Policy: Legislative Participation and Celerity of International Acts in Brazil and Chile

Pasquarelli, Bruno – No affiliation, Brazil, brunopasqua@gmail.com

Political Orientation and Consumer Attitudes

Koivula, Aki – University of Turku, Finland, akjeko@utu.fi

Saarinen, Arttu – University of Turku, Finland, aosaar@utu.fi

Räsänen, Pekka – University of Turku, Finland, pekka.rasanen@utu.fi

CS01.36 New Political Entrepreneurs in Central Europe
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.2

Chair Kopecek, Lubomir – Masaryk University, Czech Republic, kopecek@fss.muni.cz

Discussant(s) Hloušek, Vít – Masaryk University, Czech Republic, hlousek@fss.muni.cz

Papers Are There Political Enterpreneurs’ Parties in Slovakia?

Marusiak, Juraj – Institute of Political Science, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Slovakia, juraj.marusiak@savba.sk

Conceptualisation of Political Entrepreneurs in Central European Politics

Hloušek, Vít – Masaryk University, Czech Republic, hlousek@fss.muni.cz

Kopecek, Lubomir – Masaryk University, Czech Republic, kopecek@fss.muni.cz

New Political Entrepreneurs in Central-Eastern Europe: Case of Poland

Kosowska-Gąstoł, Beata – Uniwersytet Jagielloñski, Poland, uhkosows@cyf-kr.edu.pl

Sobolewska-Myślik, Katarzyna – Cracow Pedagogical University, Poland, kmyslik@ap.krakow.pl

New Political Entrepreneurs in Lithuania

Norkevičius, Mindaugas – Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania, m.norkevicius@pmdf.vdu.lt

Pukšto, Andžej – Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania, a.puksto@pmdf.vdu.lt

CS01.40 Parliamentary Versus Presidential Systems Government
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.2

Chair Mukherjee, Subrata – No affiliation, India, polybius7@gmail.com

Co-Chair Ramaswamy, Sushila – Jesus and Mary College, University of Delhi, India, sushilaramaswamy@hotmail.com

Discussant(s) Just, Petr – Metropolitan University Prague, Czech Republic, petr.just@mup.cz

Shen, Yu-Chung – Tunghai University, Taiwan, yuchung@thu.edu.tw

Papers From Dichotomy to Polychotomy: Revisiting Presidential-Parliamentary and Majoritarian-Proportional Measures in Cross-National Studies

Maleki, Ammar – Universiteit van Tilburg, Netherlands, a.maleki@uvt.nl

Parliamentary Versus Presidential System: A Case Study of India

Mukherjee, Subrata – No affiliation, India, polybius7@gmail.com

Question of Timing: Coalition Agreements in Multiparty Presidential Regimes

Saez, Lawrence – School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, United Kingdom, ls4@soas.ac.uk

Albala, Adrián – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, adrian.albala@gmail.com

CS01.46 Political Organization of Divided Societies
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.E

Chair Kudryashova, Irina – Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Russia, kudryashova23@yandex.ru

Discussant(s) Kharitonova, Oxana – Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Russia, o.haritonova@inno.mgimo.ru

Papers Conflicts, Institutions, Regime Change and Democracy in Divided Societies

Kharitonova, Oxana – Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Russia, o.haritonova@inno.mgimo.ru

Divided Societies of the Fergana Valley Cluster of Countries (Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan): Controlling the Ethnic Cleavages

Blokhina, Alena – Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Russia, blokhina.alena@gmail.com

Impact of Constitutional Design on Durability of Single-party Dominance

Poroshin, Alexander – National Research University “Higher School of Economics”, Russia, caunte@gmail.com

Religion, Secularism, and the Stability of Semi-Democratic Regimes in Bangladesh and Turkey

Mello, Brian – Muhlenberg College, United States, bmello@muhlenberg.edu

Hashim, Mohsin – Muhlenberg College, United States, mhashim@muhlenberg.edu

Transnational Identities and Consociational Mechanisms in the Middle East in the Context of the Arab Spring

Kudryashova, Irina – Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Russia, kudryashova23@yandex.ru

CS01.59 The Divergent Paths of Post-Soviet Transformation: State and Society Between Soviet Legacies and Global Challenges
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 0.B

Chair Gomes Moreira, Paula – Universidade de Brasília, Brazil, pmoreira@iesp.uerj.br

Discussant(s) Johnson, Erica – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, United States, ericaj@email.unc.edu

Papers Assessing the Transformative Power of E-Government in Post-Soviet Regimes: The Cases of Russia and Kazakhstan

Zherebtsov, Mikhail – Carleton University, Canada, mikhail.zherebtsov@carleton.ca

Budget Reforms and Interbudgetary Relations in Russia and Ukraine

Khodachek, Igor – University of Nordland, Norway, ikc@uin.no

Taxation Without Representation: Authoritarian Politics as the Origins of Tax Capacity in Kazakhstan, Russia and Ukraine

Milicic, Nikola – University of Toronto, Canada, n.milicic@utoronto.ca

The Politics of Labor Reform in Post-Soviet States: Between Economic Liberalization and Workers’ Rights

Maltseva, Elena – University of Windsor, Canada, maltseva@uwindsor.ca

CS01.61 The Inequality in Democracy or the Democratization of Inequality?: Whither Liberal Democracy in the 21st C?
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.H

Chair Onu, Godwin – Nnamdi Azikwe University, Nigeria, godwinonu2003@yahoo.com

Co-Chair Obianyo, Nkolika – Nnamdi Azikwe University, Nigeria, nkolikae@yahoo.com

Discussant(s) Mura, Eleonora – International IDEA, Sweden, e.mura@idea.int

Baver, Sherrie – The City University of New York, United States, sbaver@gc.cuny.edu

Chiamogu, Peter Amobi – Federal Polytechnic Oko, Nigeria, panomanikz@yahoo.com

Papers Gandhian Democratisation as an Epistemological Alternative

Gianolla, Cristiano – Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal, cgianolla@gmail.com

Still Democracy without Equality? A Comparative Analysis of the Indicators Used to Measure Democracy

Giannone, Diego – Seconda Università degli Studi di Napoli, Italy, dgiannone@unisa.it

Structural Inequality and Democratic Reversals in Sub-Saharan AFRICA

Ezeibe, Christian – University of Nigeria Nsukka, Nigeria, christian.ezeibe@unn.edu.ng

Obianyo, Nkolika – Nnamdi Azikwe University, Nigeria, nkolikae@yahoo.com

Two Different Worlds but Same Populism: Comparison of Hugo Chavez and Recep Tayyip Erdogan

Karana Senol, Selin – Yeditepe University, Turkey, selinkarana@gmail.com

CS01.66 The Nation State, “Demoicracy” and Democratic Autonomy: Countering Minority’s Representative Inequality?
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.A

Chair Gunes, Cengiz – Open University, United Kingdom, cgunes07@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Nimni, Ephraim – Queen’s University of Belfast, United Kingdom, e.nimni@qub.ac.uk

Papers Autonomy as a Framework for Democratisation and Accommodation of Kurdish Demands in Turkey

Gunes, Cengiz – Open University, United Kingdom, cgunes07@gmail.com

Minority Representation as a Challenge to the Liberal Democratic Nation State Model

Nimni, Ephraim – Queen’s University of Belfast, United Kingdom, e.nimni@qub.ac.uk

CS02.02 Approche comparée des politiques mémorielles: mémoires et droits
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.4

Chair Grandjean, Geoffrey – Université de Liège, Belgium, geoffrey.grandjean@ulg.ac.be

Discussant(s) Nossent, Jérôme – Université de Liège, Belgium, jerome.nossent@ulg.ac.be

Papers L’instrumentation législative de la mémoire en Belgique: le «décret mémoire» face au «décret héritage»

Nossent, Jérôme – Université de Liège, Belgium, jerome.nossent@ulg.ac.be

La mémoire au prétoire: quand l’Histoire entre dans la mêlée. Le cas du Procès Papon en France

Ribémont, Thomas – Université Paris Nord (Paris XIII), France, thomasribemont@hotmail.com

Le versant mémoriel des politiques de réparation. L’exemple de la fondation allemande «Mémoire, responsabilité, avenir»

Hecker, Joëlle – Sciences Po Paris, France, joelle.hecker@web.de

Les commissions historiques baltes: une tentative de normalisation de la mémoire historique à l’échelle européenne?

Le Luyer, Mathilde – Université du Havre, France, mathilde.leluyer@icloud.com

Politiques mémorielles et contraintes: perspective comparée

Grandjean, Geoffrey – Université de Liège, Belgium, geoffrey.grandjean@ulg.ac.be

CS02.11 Refugees, Mobilization, Inequality and Nationalism
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.9

Chair Busher, Joel – Coventry University, United Kingdom, joel.busher@coventry.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Brake, Salim – University of Haifa, Israel, sbrake05@gmail.com

Papers The Implications of Being a “Single Issue Protest Group”: The EDL and the UK’s Anti-Minority Protest Scene

Busher, Joel – Coventry University, United Kingdom, joel.busher@coventry.ac.uk

The Political Mobilisation of the Palestinian Diaspora in Sweden

Christou, Fanny – Université de Poitiers, France, fanny.christou@gmail.com

The Rise and Fall of South Africa’s Soft Power: Examining the Contradictions of Inequality and Xenophobia

Ogunnubi, Olusola – University of Zululand, South Africa, ogunnubir@unizulu.ac.za

The State Theatre in Turkish Nation Building: A Context Analysis on Turkish Screenplays

Akar, Başak – Yildirim Beyazit University, Turkey, akar_b@hotmail.com

Bingöl, Yilmaz – Yildirim Beyazit University, Turkey, ybingol@yahoo.com

CS02.23 LGBT and Gender Politics
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.D

Chair Ramachandran, Namrata – Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, NUS, Singapore, namrata.ramachandran@u.nus.edu

Papers Contending Narratives of Equality, Nationalism, and Religion: The Progression of Image Framing in Turkey’s Headscarf Debate

Kushi, Sidita – Northeastern University, United States, kushi.s@husky.neu.edu

Badruzzaman, Aeshna – Northeastern University, United States, aeshna.b@gmail.com

Cohen, Matthew – Northeastern University, United States, cohen.mat@husky.neu.edu

Identity Politics or the Politics of Identity? Strategic Essentialisms and the Imaginaries of Disembodied Communities

Aboim, Sofia – Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal, sofia.aboim@ics.ul.pt

Masculinity in Gender Relations: Hegemonic Masculinity and Masculine Power Discourse in Turkey During AKP Period

Keskin, Fatih – Ankara University, Turkey, fatkeskin@yahoo.com

Social Movement Impact in LGBTI Politics: Comparative Analysis of Argentina, Brazil and Turkey

Kaplica, Koray – Bogaziçi Üniversitesi, Turkey, kaplica.koray@gmail.com

Varoufakis’ Apologia: Employment of Image Restoration Strategies and the Interplay of Personal, Governmental and Nation Image. A Comparative Analysis of Two Case Studies

Aspriadis, Neofytos – University of Piraeus, Greece, asprto@gmail.com

Samaras, Athanassios N. – University of Piraeus, Greece, ath.samaras@usa.net

CS02.25 Identity Formation in Europe
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.D

Discussant(s) Sathler, Marcelo – Universidade Vila Velha, Brazil, marcelosathler.br@gmail.com

Papers Feeling or Being European? European Identity in a Transnational Realm

Carrillo-Lopez, Ana – University of Leicester, United Kingdom, acl28@le.ac.uk

How Can Recognition Theory Inform Migrant Integration Public Policies?

Veloso Leão, Augusto – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, augustovl@usp.br

Multiple Identity and Illiberal Democracy

Zakota, Zoltan – Partium Christian University, Romania, zzakota@gmail.com

The Impact of Economic Crisis and Inequality on Attachment to the Nation

Ruiz Jiménez, Antonia María – Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain, amruiz@upo.es

Echavarren, Jose – Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain, jmechavarren@upo.es

Aquino Llinares, Nieves – Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain, naqulli@upo.es

CS02.52 Social Movement Approaches to Contentious Politics
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.J

Chair Zaman, Fahmida – Illinois State University, United States, fzaman1@ilstu.edu

Discussant(s) Riaz, Nirmal – Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Institute of Sciences and Technology, Pakistan, nirmalriaz66@gmail.com

Papers Al Shabaab Terrorist Recruitment In Kenya: Contributions From The Social Movement Theory

Badurdeen, Fathima – Technical University of Mombasa, Kenya, fazmiya@tum.ac.ke

Can Simultaneous Conflicting Social Movements Emerge? Experiences from Bangladesh

Zaman, Fahmida – Illinois State University, United States, fzaman1@ilstu.edu

Inequality, Social Movements and Political Changes in Japan 1996-2016: A Capitalist State Analysis / A Critical Realist Approach

Shindo, Hyo – Tsuru University, Japan, yfa44464@nifty.com

Social Movements and Cultural Factors

Shin, Youngtae – University of Central Oklahoma, United States, yshin@uco.edu

The Alternative Discourse Created by Social Movements in India in the Course of Opposing Huge Energy Projects

Varughese, Deepa – Jawaharlal Nehru University, India, deepavarughese@gmail.com

CS02.57 Socioeconomic Contention in the Global South: Inequality and Identity in Struggles for Work, Land and Social Justice
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.1

Chair Weipert-Fenner, Irene – Peace Research Institute Frankfurt, Germany, weipert-fenner@hsfk.de

Discussant(s) Chabanet, Didier – Sciences Po, France, didierchabanet@hotmail.com

Papers Indigenous Rights for Whom? Exploring New Identity and Resource Struggles in Andean Latin America

Fontana, Lorenza – Harvard University, United States, lorenzafontana@gmail.com

Mobilizing Egypt’s Marginalized Youth: The Case of Tuktuk Drivers

Abdel Rahman, Nayera – Arab Forum for Alternatives, Egypt, nayera.ar@gmail.com

The Labor Movement in the Political Transformation Process: An Analysis of Its Impact in Egypt in Comparison to Brazil

Abdalla, Nadine – Free University Berlin, Germany, nadine.abdalla1984@gmail.com

The Struggle for Incorporation of Poor People’s Movements in Argentina and Brazil

Rossi, Federico M. – Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Cientificas y Tecnicas (CONICET), Argentina, federico.rossi@conicet.gov.ar

Unemployed Movements in the Global South: The Cases of Argentina and Tunisia

Weipert-Fenner, Irene – Peace Research Institute Frankfurt, Germany, weipert-fenner@hsfk.de

Wolff, Jonas – Peace Research Institute Frankfurt (PRIF), Germany, wolff@hsfk.de

CS02.62 The Intersection of Religion and Politics
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.5

Chair Ballester Rodríguez, Mateo – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, mateoballester@cps.ucm.es

Co-Chair Crepaz, Katharina – Max Planck Institute for Social Law and Social Policy, Germany, crepaz@mpisoc.mpg.de

Discussant(s) Sakai, Keiko – Chiba University, Japan, keikosak@chiba-u.jp

Papers Dynamics of Muslim Civil Society and Community Decision Making Process in Bangladesh

Khan, Md Rakibul Hasan – Ministry of Education Bangladesh, Bangladesh, rakib_hasan@yahoo.com

Ahmed, Shakil – North South University, Bangladesh, shakil.ahmed553@northsouth.edu

EU Morality Politics: An American Culture Wars Scenario? Insights from the Religious Restructuring Theory

Mondo, Emilie – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, emilie.mondo@ulb.ac.be

Local Politic Democratic System Transformation Leadership From Mullah to Regent

Azizah, Nurul – Institut Agama Islam Ibrahimy Situbondo, Indonesia, nurul.azizah74@gmail.com

Politics and Religion from Colombia’s Minority Perspective

Baena López, Carlos Alberto – No affiliation, Colombia, ca_baena@hotmail.com

Standing Sentinels and “Gender Conspiracies”: The Recent Italian Debate on Marriage Equality

Ozzano, Luca – Universita Degli Studi di Torino, Italy, luca.ozzano@unito.it

Sub-Rosa Violence in Hindu Nationalist India

Basu, Amrita – Amherst College, United States, abasu@amherst.edu

CS03.09 Cross-Border Movements of People: Deportation, Migration, and Trafficking
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 0.A

Chair Seteolu, Bamidele – Lagos State University, Nigeria, folabiset@yahoo.com

Discussant(s) Vajpeyi, Dhirendra – University of Northern Iowa, United States, dkv@cfu.net

Papers Deportation and Its Discontents: The Politics and Perils of Mass Detention and Expulsion in the Global Era

Dingeman-Cerda, Katie – University of Denver, United States, katie.dingeman-cerda@du.edu

Rumbaut, Rubén G. – University of California, Irvine, United States, rrumbaut@uci.edu

Globalization and Refugee Fate: The Case of Afghans and Syrians

Chatterjee, Anshu Nagpal – Naval Postgraduate School, United States, anchatte@nps.edu

Baylouny, Anne Marie – Naval Postgraduate School, United States, ambaylou@nps.edu

Network Effectiveness: Collaborating to Combat Human Trafficking

Miller, Annie – Metropolitan State College of Denver, United States, mille152@gmail.com

CS03.16 Global Migration, Political Economy and Politics
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.2

Chair Caetano, João – Universidade Aberta, Portugal, relvaocaetano@gmail.com

Co-Chair Sardelic, Julija – University of Liverpool, United Kingdom, julija.sardelic@liverpool.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Martins, Alexandra – Universidade Aberta, Portugal, malexamartins@gmail.com

Ozcobanlar, Mehmet Ali – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, maliozco@gmail.com

Papers Expatriates, Immigrants and Refugees in Brazil: Trajectories and Insertion Strategies

Coelho, Margareth – Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV), Brazil, margarethdaluz@hotmail.com

Ruediger, Marco Aurelio – Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV), Brazil, marco.ruediger@fgv.br

De Mendonça Fernandes, Janaina – Fundação Getulio Vargas, Diretoria de Análise de Políticas Públicas (FGV/DAPP), Brazil, janaina.fernandes@fgv.br

Oliveira, Wagner – Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV), Brazil, wagner.oliveira@fgv.br

Rotenberg, Marcelo – FGV, Brazil, marcelo.rotenberg1@gmail.com

Forsaken at Home: Conflict-Induced Displacement in India

Seth, Shubhra – University of Delhi, India, shubhraseth@gmail.com

Refugees in Finland: An Analysis of Prejudice and Fear

Croucher, Stephen – University of Jyväskylä, Finland, stephen.m.croucher@jyu.fi

Saving the Global South from Inequality: Re-Thinking the Call for Marshall Plan and Reparations

Agbo Uchechukwu, Johnson – Federal University Wukari, Nigeria, agbojohnson@yahoo.com

CS04.56 Post-Conflict Peace Building as Comprehensive Task: Complementary Perspectives from the Ground
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.F

Chair Dias Tischler, Monica – Universidad Catolica Portuguesa, Portugal, moni@ucp.pt

Discussant(s) Kiss, Amarilla – Pazmany Peter Catholic University, Hungary, amarilla.kiss@gmail.com

Duque, Raquel – Universidad Catolica Portuguesa, Portugal, raquelsantosduque@gmail.com

Dias Tischler, Monica – Universidad Catolica Portuguesa, Portugal, moni@ucp.pt

Hall, Steven – Ball State University, United States, srhall@bsu.edu

Papers Portugal Peacekeeping Operations: A Multidimentional Approach

Garcia, Francisco – Academia Militar, Portugal, garcia.fmgpp@mail.exercito.pt

The Peacebuilder: The Role of Leadership in Post-Conflict Peace Building Processes

Dias Tischler, Monica – Universidad Catolica Portuguesa, Portugal, moni@ucp.pt

The Portuguese Technical-Military Cooperation in Africa

Duque, Raquel – Universidad Catolica Portuguesa, Portugal, raquelsantosduque@gmail.com

The Role of International Courts and Tribunals in Post-Conflict State Building

Kiss, Amarilla – Pazmany Peter Catholic University, Hungary, amarilla.kiss@gmail.com

The Role of International Organizations in Post-Conflict Peace Building

Garcia, Francisco – Academia Militar, Portugal, garcia.fmgpp@mail.exercito.pt

Dias Tischler, Monica – Universidad Catolica Portuguesa, Portugal, moni@ucp.pt

CS04.73 The BRICS in the Context of Domestic as Well as Foreign Policy
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.C

Chair Brusylovska, Olga – Odessa Mechnikov National University, Ukraine, brusylovska@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Karakas, Duygu – Université d’Auvergne (Clermont-Ferrand I), France, duygu.karakas87@gmail.com

Akongnwi Ngwa, Nkwah – Yildirim Beyazit University, Turkey, nkngwa@gmail.com

Papers Constitutionalism and Coloniality: A Two Step or a Case of White Men Can’t Dance?

Heydenrych, Pieter – North-West University, South Africa, pieter.heydenrych@nwu.ac.za

Implementation of Confucian Idea of Filial Piety in Politics of Contemporary China

Ionova, Anastasia – State University-Higher School of Economics, Russia, anastasiia33@mail.ru

Market Economy Status for China: What is at Stake?

Skrzypczyńska, Joanna – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, joanna.skrzypczynska@amu.edu.pl

Property Before and After Transition

Krimmer, Maren – University of Tartu, Estonia, krimmer@ut.ee

The Paradox of Democracy and Inequality: The Case of India

Chatterjee, Anirban – Jawaharlal Nehru University, India, chatterjee.anirban148@gmail.com

The Role of the Presidential Staff in the Brazilian Government Policy Making (2003-2010)

Lameirao, Camila – Universidade Federal de Goias, Brazil, cromero.cp@gmail.com

CS05.02 Community-Based Participation and Governance Networks
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 109

Chair Sanders, Will – Australian National University, Australia, william.sanders@anu.edu.au

Discussant(s) Mwango, Christabel – University of Zambia, Zambia, mwangochristabel33@gmail.com

Papers Deep Engagement or Wide Consultation? Equipping Policy Actors for Participatory Planning to Reduce Inequality in Remote Indigenous Australia

Brown, Prudence R – University of Queensland, Australia, p.brown3@uq.edu.au

How Do Network Structures Affect Policy Implementation? The Case of Cantonal Tobacco Prevention Programs in Switzerland

Wicki, Michael – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, michaelleopold.wicki@kpm.unibe.ch

Sager, Fritz – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, fritz.sager@kpm.unibe.ch

Mapping Subnational Opportunities for Participation in Culture – Resource-Based View on Institutional Networks

Anders-Morawska, Justyna – Uniwersytet Łódzki, Poland, j_anders@uni.lodz.pl

CS05.04 Corruption Opportunity Space: How to Confine It?
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.3

Chair Vondracek, Ondrej – European Commission, Czech Republic, vondracekondrej@seznam.cz

Co-Chair Dvořáková, Vladimíra – University of Economics, Prague, Czech Republic, vladimira.dvorakova@vse.cz

Discussant(s) Fazekas, Mihály – University of Cambridge, United Kingdom, mf436@cam.ac.uk

Papers CICIG: The Pattern of an External Institution Against the Impunity in Guatemala

Poroj, Cindy – Escuela de Gobierno, Guatemala, cindyporoj@yahoo.com

Corruption Opportunity Space: How to Study Oversight Institutions

Dvořáková, Vladimíra – University of Economics, Prague, Czech Republic, vladimira.dvorakova@vse.cz

Measuring Corruption Space: Is the Anticorruption Barometer the Right Device?

Vondracek, Ondrej – European Commission, Czech Republic, vondracekondrej@seznam.cz

Kucera, Frantisek – University of Economics, Prague, Czech Republic, xkucf05@vse.cz

Open Government Partnership: Unutilized Potential? (Case of the Czech Republic)

Laboutková, Šárka – Technical University of Liberec, Czech Republic, sarka.laboutkova@tul.cz

CS05.19 Management of Civil Society and the State
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.G

Chair Majumdar, Badiul Alam – The Hunger Project (THP), Bangladesh, badiul.majumdar@thp.org

Discussant(s) Castro, Carlos Potiara – Universidade de Brasília, Brazil, carlos.potiara@riseup.net

Cattafi, Carmelo – Instituto tecnológico y de estudios superiores de Monterrey, Mexico, ccattafi@itesm.mx

Papers Governance and Metropolitan Inequality in Guadalajara, Mexico

Navarrete Ulloa, Carlos Alberto – Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico, doc.navarrete@hotmail.com

Aleriano, Waldo – Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico, waldo.aleriano@gmail.com

Increasing Global Resistance Against Neoliberal Violence is a New Great Transformation Near in the World

Sokmen, Askin Inci – İstanbul arel University, Turkey, askinsokmen@arel.edu.tr

Public Participation Amidst Political Contestation in the City of Harare

Masvaure, Steven – University of Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa, smasvaure@gmail.com

The Role of Local Government: A Comparison of Metropolitan Governance in Latin America

Tian, Jia – Tsinghua University, China, jaa_ten@163.com

CS06.05 Democracy, Participation and Inequality: Practical Problems and Theoretical Solutions
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.C

Chair Wright, Nancy – Long Island University, United States, wrightnancy272@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Wright, Nancy – Long Island University, United States, wrightnancy272@gmail.com

Papers “I am a Goddamned Anarchist”: C. Wright Mills, the Anarchists and Participatory Democracy

Levy, Carl – Goldsmiths University of London, United Kingdom, c.levy@gold.ac.uk

Patchwork Multiculturalism

Fumagalli, Corrado – Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, corrado.fumagalli@unimi.it

Trends and Practices of Participatory Democracy

Kumari, Radha – University of Delhi, India, radha13.agrawal@gmail.com

Rai, Sheila – University of Rajasthan, India, sheilarai@rediffmail.com

What is “the Democratic” in Feminist Political Theory?: Mouffe, Pateman, Young and Citizenship

Yamada, Ryusaku – Soka University, Japan, ryusaku@soka.ac.jp

CS06.24 The Politics of Political Science and Economics: Perils and Pitfalls
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.4

Chair Gonzalez, Esteban – King’s College London, United Kingdom, esteban.palabra@gmail.com

Co-Chair De Briey, Laurent – Université de Namur, Belgium, laurent.debriey@unamur.be

Discussant(s) Hayat, Samuel – Centre d’études et de recherches administratives politiques et sociales (CERAPS), France, samuel.hayat@univ-lille2.fr

Papers Amnesia or Repression? Why Does the Discipline of Economics Hide Its Intellectual History and What Are The Implications Of This For the Late-Modern Global Political Economy?

Manokha, Ivan – Sciences Po Paris, France, ivan.manokha@gmail.com

Normative Political Theory and History of Political Thought: Approaches and Tensions

Amadeo, Javier – Universidade Federal de São Paulo, Brazil, javier.amadeo@unifesp.br

Searching for Iris Marion Young: Subject Classification and the Erasure of Feminist Identity

Jose, Jim – University of Newcastle, Australia, jim.jose@newcastle.edu.au

McDonald, Bronwyn – University of Newcastle, Australia, bronwyn.mcdonald@uon.edu.au

CS07.32 The European Union as Policy Entrepreneur and Political Arena
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 108

Chair Rimkute, Dovile – Ludwig-Maximilians Universität München (LMU), Germany, dovile.rimke@gmail.com

Co-Chair Bergmann, Eirikur – Háskóli Íslands, Iceland, eirikur@bifrost.is

Discussant(s) Bosco, Michel – European Commission, Belgium, michel.bosco@ec.europa.eu

Reidy, Theresa – University College Cork, Ireland, t.reidy@ucc.ie

Papers EU Migration Policy, the 2015 Migratory Influx Crisis and Differentiated Integration

Luetgert, Brooke – Sabanci University, Turkey, luetgert@sabanciuniv.edu

Vezbergaite, Ieva – Sabanci University, Turkey, vezbergaite@sabanciuniv.edu

Is Party Competition Possible Without Real Elections? The Case of the European Union and the Europarties

Gagatek, Wojciech – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, w.gagatek@uw.edu.pl

National Interests in the European Parliament: Roll Call Vote Analysis

Słomczyński, Wojciech – Uniwersytet Jagielloński, Poland, wojciech.slomczynski@im.uj.edu.pl

Stolicki, Dariusz – Uniwersytet Jagielloñski, Poland, dariusz.stolicki@uj.edu.pl

The Best You Ever Had: The Political Profile of the European Commissioners

Campos, Cinthia – Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil, cinthyacp@gmail.com

Carvalho, Ernani – Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil, ernani.carvalho@pq.cnpq.br

Rocha, Enivaldo – Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil, eni-rocha@hotmail.com.br

CS07.36 The Use of Expertise in Policy Making, and Urban Development
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.B

Chair Sungurov, Alexander – National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia, asungurov@mail.ru

Co-Chair Mokta, Mamta – Himachal Pradesh University, India, mamtamokta@yahoo.co.in

Discussant(s) Vecchi, Giancarlo – Politecnico di Milano, Italy, giancarlo.vecchi@polimi.it

Mokta, Mamta – Himachal Pradesh University, India, mamtamokta@yahoo.co.in

Papers Comparative Analysis of Policy Advisory Systems in the Countries with Democracy and Hybrid Regimes

Sungurov, Alexander – National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia, asungurov@mail.ru

Evaluation as Policy Instrument: A Model to Improve the Use of Evaluation Studies in the Policy Processes

Vecchi, Giancarlo – Politecnico di Milano, Italy, giancarlo.vecchi@polimi.it

Housing and Urban Development Policy of Punjab (India): A Survey of Residential Owners

Kaur, Ravneet – Punjabi University, India, kravptachd@gmail.com

Sustainable Urban Development Through Smart Cities in India: Some Challenges and Way Forward

Mokta, Mamta – Himachal Pradesh University, India, mamtamokta@yahoo.co.in

Chandel, Nittam – Swami Vivekanand Government College Ghumarwin, India, nittam@gmail.com

Mokta, Shriya – Himachal Pradesh University, India, shriyamokta1995@gmail.com

LOC02.15 Protest Politics and Social Movements in Turkey
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.1

Chair Yilmaz, Zafer – Ankara University, Turkey, zyilmaz@politics.ankara.edu.tr

Discussant(s) Yanasmayan, Zeynep – Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany, zeynep.yanasmayan@hu-berlin.de

Papers Arendtian Reflections on the Ethics of Collective Action in Turkey

Gambetti, Zeynep – Bogaziçi Üniversitesi, Turkey, gambetti@boun.edu.tr

Democratic Deconsolidation in Turkey? Evidence from Gezi and Soma Protests

Ozdemir Albayrak, Didem – Gazi University, Turkey, ozdemir_ didem@yahoo.com

Uluskaradag, Ozge – Concordia University, Canada, ozge2419@yahoo.com

Power and Agency in the Turkish Media Sphere: Journalism in Turkey and the Gezi Park Protest

Hostettler, Désirée – IPSA, Canada, desiree.hostettler@ipsa.org

Protest Politics in Turkey: Concept and Problems

Aytaç, Ahmet Murat – Ankara University, Turkey, aytac@politics.ankara.edu.tr

Revising the Tradition and Culture of Political Protest in Turkey After Gezi Park Resistance

Yilmaz, Zafer – Ankara University, Turkey, zyilmaz@politics.ankara.edu.tr

The Impact of Social Movements on Turkish Democracy: Changing Dynamics

Yildirim, Yavuz – Nigde University, Turkey, yavuzy82@gmail.com

LOC02.21 Turkey Between Democratization and Authoritarianism: Past and Present
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.1

Chair Wódka, Jakub – Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland, wodka@isppan.waw.pl

Discussant(s) Wódka, Jakub – Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland, wodka@isppan.waw.pl

Papers The Dynamics of Democratization in Turkey: The Role of International Organizations and Civil Society

Shlykov, Pavel – Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia, shlykov@iaas.msu.ru

Turkish Politics Regime at the Crossroads: Democratization Versus Authoritarianism

Kalaycioglu, Ersin – Sabanci University, Turkey, kalaycie@sabanciuniv.edu

Turkish-Kurdish Commonwealth: Could the Key to “Çözüm Süreci” lie in 16th- and 17th-century Polish-Lithuanian Dualistic State?

Szelachowska, Ksenia – Turkey Institute, Poland, ksenia.szelachowska@gmail.com

“We have limits of Tolerance!”: Political Patronage, Privileged Identities and Political Elites in Contemporary Turkey

Akyildiz, Kaya – Bahcesehir University, Turkey, kaya.akyildiz@eas.bau.edu.tr

LOC03.08 Foreign Policy of the Justice and Development Party: Regional Dimensions
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.7

Chair Ege, Asli – Marmara Üniversitesi, Turkey, ayak20022003@yahoo.fr

Discussant(s) Ege, Asli – Marmara Üniversitesi, Turkey, ayak20022003@yahoo.fr

Papers Dispute on Süleyman Shah’s Tomb: An Attempt to Answer a Question About Turkey’s Loss of an Integral Part of Its Territory to the so-called Islamic State

Szkudlarek, Magdalena – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, magda.szkudlarek@amu.edu.pl

Islamist Transnational Links Through the “Union of the Muslim Communities” Platform

Calabrò, Alessio – Libera Universita Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli, Italy, acalabro@luiss.it

Soft Power and Turkey’s Foreign Policy Influence in the Balkans

Kreci, Veli – South East European University, Macedonia, v.kreci@seeu.edu.mk

Şahin, Selver – Bilkent Üniversitesi, Turkey, selver.sahin@bilkent.edu.tr

Turkey’s Political Islam Movement and the Muslim Brotherhood

Baskan, Birol – Georgetown University in Qatar, Qatar, birolbaskan@yahoo.com

Turkish Foreign Policy Towards Africa: Changing Paradigms and New Actors

Tok, Evren – Hamad Bin Khalifa University, Qatar, evrentok@gmail.com

Eyrice Tepeciklioğlu, Elem – Yaşar Üniversitesi, Turkey, elem.eyrice@gmail.com

RC39.05 Welfare State in Future: From Generosity to Austerity
Wednesday, July 27 | 17:30-19:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.8

Chair Satyro, Natalia – Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil, nsatyro@gmail.com

Co-Chair Okma, Kieke – McGill University Montreal, United States, kiekeokma781@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Ravena, Nirvia – Universidade da Amazônia, Brazil, niravena@uol.com.br

Papers Brazilian Welfare State: From Expansion to Uncertainty

Lobato, Lenaura – Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil, lenauralobato@uol.com.br

Conditional Cash Transfers: Cases of Brazil and Colombia

Alpalá, Freddy – Universidad del Valle – Colombia, Colombia, freddy.alpala@correounivalle.edu.co

Labor Unions, Public Pension Policy, and Decision-Making Process in Brazil

Jard Da Silva, Sidney – Universidad Federal do ABC (UFABC), Brazil, sidney.jard@ufabc.edu.br

On the Political Misuses and Uses of Conditional Cash Transfer Programs in Latin America: Populist Politics in the Making?

Miorelli, Romina – University of Westminster, United Kingdom, r.miorelli@westminster.ac.uk

Thursday, July 28 (Day 5) | 09:00-10:45

CS01.09 Corruption, Deficits in Judicial Systems and Inequality
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 2.3

Chair Tusalem, Rollin – Arkansas State University, United States, rtusalem@astate.edu

Co-Chair Yegen, Oya – Boston University, United States, oyayegen@gmail.com

Discussant(s) De Vega Alavedra, Elisabeth – Durham University, United Kingdom, elisabeth.de-vega-alavedra@durham.ac.uk

Papers Armed Forces and Organized Crime: Strengths and Weaknesses to Deal with This Unlawful in the Democracies of Latin American Countries

Sancho Hirane, Carolina – ANEPE, Academia Nacional de Estudios Políticos y Estratégicos, Chile, csanchohirane@yahoo.es

Backlog of Cases in Bangladesh

Momen, Md Nurul – University of Rajshahi, Bangladesh, nurulmomen78@gmail.com

Political Regimes and Post-clientelist Politics: An Analysis of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Regime in Contemporary Indian Politics

Neil Lincoln, Tannen – Institute for Social and Economic Change (ISEC), India, neiltannen@isec.ac.in

Popular Imagination on Brazilian Supreme Court: The Idea of Justice in the Comments of Readers of Veja Magazine

Silva Sousa, Li-Chang Shuen – Universidade Federal do Maranhao, Brazil, lichangshuen@gmail.com

Bezerra Puigseck, Emily Monique – Università degli Studi Roma Tre, Italy, emimpu@gmail.com

CS01.67 The Shadow of Dictatorships: Attitudes Towards the Authoritarian Past in the World
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 108

Chair Raimundo, Filipa – Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal, filipa.raimundo@ics.ul.pt

Discussant(s) Pospieszna, Paulina – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, paulina.pospieszna@amu.edu.pl

Papers Authoritarian legacies and democratization in Asia: The case of Indonesia, Myanmar and Thailand

Dore, Giovanna Maria Dora – American University, United States, doregmd@gmail.com

Moving Beyond the Authoritarian Past in Tunisia

Tessler, Mark – University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, United States, tessler@umich.edu

Old Memories and New Protests: Repairing Collective Memory of Tiananmen in Hong Kong after the Umbrella Movement

Lee, Francis L. F. – The Chinese University, Hong Kong, Hong Kong S.A.R., China, francis_lee@cuhk.edu.hk

On Political Culture in Electoral Authoritarian Regimes: Attitudes Towards Totalitarian Past in Today’s Russia

Gorbunova, Ekaterina – Instituto de Ciências Sociais (ICS-ULisboa), Portugal, katya.gorbunova@gmail.com

CS02.26 Identity, Migration, Ethnicity and Exclusion
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.B

Chair Türkmen, Hasan Selçuk – Middle East Technical University, Turkey, hselcukturkmen@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Türkmen, Hasan Selçuk – Middle East Technical University, Turkey, hselcukturkmen@gmail.com

Papers Gender Violence in India: Discriminatory Practices, Challenges and Solutions

Bourai, Himanshu – Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna Garhwal University, India, himanshubourai@yahoo.com

Inequalities Faced by the Tribal Communities in India: A case study of Rajasthan State

Meena, Sohan Lal – J. N. V. University, Jodhpur (Rajasthan) India, India, slmeena92@gmail.com

Verma, Vimla – J. N. V. University, Jodhpur, India, vermavimla01@gmail.com

Retroactive Citizenship Withdrawal in the Dominican Republic: When the State Tells you That You Do Not Belong in your Own Land

Ribeiro, Deborah – Central European University, Hungary, ribeiro_deborah@student.ceu.edu

Submission and Identity: Reinterpreting Botswana’s Avoidance of the Resource Curse

Gapa, Angela – St. Lawrence University, United States, angelagapa@gmail.com

Violent Gangs as Social Actors in a World of Socio-Economic Inequality

Pawelz, Janina – GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies, Germany, janina.pawelz@giga-hamburg.de

What Factors Lead to Variation in Criminal Disenfranchisement Laws Within Democracies?

Chowdhury, Ishita – University of Alabama, United States, ichow130@gmail.com

CS03.13 Diffusing Challenges and Responses Across Borders
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 2.5

Chair Basu, Amrita – Amherst College, United States, abasu@amherst.edu

Discussant(s) Gouasmia, Mohamed – Concordia University, Canada, mfgouasmia@gmail.com

Papers The Politics of Beijing Consensus in Africa

Akani, Christian – Ignatius Ajuru University Of Education, Nigeria, christian.akani@yahoo.com

Capital Funding in Weak States: The Potential Role of War Debt Securities in Financing Development

Raudino, Simone – European Union, Belgium, simoneandy@yahoo.com

Contentious Politics in the New Europe 2005-2012

Toloudis, Nicholas – The College of New Jersey, United States, 3shells@gmail.com

CS03.17 Global Politics in Contemporary Perspective
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 109

Chair Chatterjee, Anshu Nagpal – Naval Postgraduate School, United States, anchatte@nps.edu

Discussant(s) Afef, Souguir – Université de Sfax, Tunisia, afifamrz@yahoo.fr

Obi, Cyril – Social Science Research Council, United States, cyrilobi@hotmail.com

Papers End to Hope? The International Political Economy behind the Developing Countries’ Access to Positive Discrimination in Trade

Oliveira, Hythakar – Universidade Federal do Rio Grande Do Sul, Brazil, hythakar@hotmail.com

Legitimacy of Global Economic Governance and Effectiveness of the World Trade Organization: An Empirical Investigation of 35 OECD States

Aliu, Armando – Istanbul Commerce University, Turkey, armando.aliu@alumni.uni-heidelberg.de

Melemen, Mehmet – Marmara Üniversitesi, Turkey, drmelem@gmail.com

Aliu, Dorian – Canakkale Onsekiz Mart University, Turkey, dorianaliu@gmail.com

Özkan, Ömer – Istanbul Commerce University, Turkey, oozkan@ticaret.edu.tr

Les déterminants du commerce intra-branche entre la Turquie et l’Union européenne

Afef, Souguir – Université de Sfax, Tunisia, afifamrz@yahoo.fr

L’impact de l’instabilité politique sur l’investissement direct étranger (IDE): cas des pays en développement

Marzougui, Mounir – Université de Tunis El Manar, Tunisia, mounir.marzougui@fsegs.rnu.tn

Mega Trade Agreements and Global Capitalist Disorder: What implications for Inequality in Africa?

Oloruntoba, Samuel – Medical University of South Africa, South Africa, soloruntoba09@gmail.com

Resource Governance and the Politics of the Crisis of Development in Africa

Obi, Cyril – Social Science Research Council, United States, cyrilobi@hotmail.com

CS04.47 Law and International Security
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 2.4

Chair Lovelace, Leopold – California State Polytechnic University, United States, llovelace@cpp.edu

Discussant(s) Sandholtz, Wayne – University of Southern California, United States, wayne.sandholtz@usc.edu

Papers All Women Peacekeeping Unit of Bangladesh: Breaking the Stereotypes

Ahmed, Syeda Saima – No affiliation, United Kingdom, saima5882@gmail.com

Assessing the Political Purpose of the New Development Bank and the Contingent Reserve Agreement Regarding the Bretton Woods Institutions: Coexistence or Contestation?

Farias, Alex – Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil, alexjobim@gmail.com

Beyond the Limits of International Law: Terrorism and the Conduct of State and Non-State Actors

Kadioglu, Bengi – Bahcesehir University, Turkey, kadioglu.bengi@gmail.com

Law and International Security

Lovelace, Leopold – California State Polytechnic University, United States, llovelace@cpp.edu

Responsibility to Protect Doctrine and its Influence on the Attitudes of the United Nations Security Council’s Permanent Members

Günal, Altuğ – Ege Üniversitesi, Turkey, altuggunal@gmail.com

Acar, Zeynep Selin – Ege Üniversitesi, Turkey, zeynepselinacar@hotmail.com

CS06.04 Corruption and Good Governance in Political Theory
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 2.1

Chair Chaudhary, Rahul – University of Rajasthan, India, rahulchaudhary510@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Sparling, Robert – University of Ottawa, Canada, rsparlin@uottawa.ca

Papers Corruption and Impartiality

Sparling, Robert – University of Ottawa, Canada, rsparlin@uottawa.ca

From Commercial Society to Corrupt Society: Adam Ferguson on Corruption and Good Governance

Selk, Veith – Technische Universitat Darmstadt, Germany, selk@pg.tu-darmstadt.de

Taming the Beast: Limiting the Government Capture by Blowing the Whistle

Günal, Cihan Necmi – Keele University, United Kingdom, c.gunal@keele.ac.uk

CS06.12 Inequality, Let’s Count the Ways
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.1

Chair Matan, Ana – University of Zagreb, Croatia, amatan39@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Mohamed Maati, Ahmed – Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen, Germany, ahmedhossam@aucegypt.edu

Camelo Zamudio, J. Astrid – Universidad de San Buenaventura – Seccional Cali, Colombia, astrid.camelozamudio@gmail.com

Papers Politics of International Inequality and Inequality of International Politics: Implications for African Integration and Post-neo-functionalism as a Panacea

Aniche, Ernest – Federal University Otuoke, Bayelsa State, Nigeria, etaniche@yahoo.com

The Image of Syrian Women in Turkish Newspapers: Double Burden Hidden in the Frame

Güngör, Melike – Yildirim Beyazit University, Turkey, melike.argit@gmail.com

Öz Döm, Özge – Yildirim Beyazit University, Turkey, ozgeozdom@gmail.com

Unequal Perception and Political Trust: Bridging the Gender Gap on Political Participation in Korea

Han, Jung Taek – Yonsei Institute for North Korean Studies, South Korea, jthan1011@gmail.com

We Care for You but Who Cares for Us?: Combating Discrimination Through Solidarity Networks Among Female Domestic Helps in Calcutta

Dey, Sreejita – Jawaharlal Nehru University, India, sreejitadey@gmail.com

Why Do We Talk So Much about Inequality: The Case of Social Science International Conferences

Dzuverovic, Nemanja – University of Belgrade, Serbia, nemanja.dzuverovic@fpn.bg.ac.rs

CS07.01 “Cabinets ministériels”, SPADs & other collaborators of the Executive: the Reign of the Entourages?
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 2.4

Chair Eymeri-Douzans, Jean-Michel – Sciences Po Toulouse, France, jean-michel.eymeri-douzans@sciencespo-toulouse.fr

Co-Chair Calise, Mauro – Università degli studi di Napoli Federic, Italy, calise@unina.it

Discussant(s) Peters, B. Guy – University of Pittsburgh, United States, bgpeters@pitt.edu

Papers “Ideological Preference and How Institutions Work”: The Development of the Role of Special Adviser in Ireland

Connaughton, Bernadette – University of Limerick, Ireland, bernadette.connaughton@ul.ie

Ministerial Staff in Belgium: Their Central Role in the Coalition Regime and in the Particracy

Goransson, Marie – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, mgoranss@ulb.ac.be

Eraly, Alain – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, aeraly@ulb.ac.be

What is so Typically French with the “Cabinets Ministériels” in Nowadays Fifth Republic?

Eymeri-Douzans, Jean-Michel – Sciences Po Toulouse, France, jean-michel.eymeri-douzans@sciencespo-toulouse.fr

LOC02.19 Parties and Elections in Turkey
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.8

Chair Bulut, Izem Zeynep – Ankara University, Turkey, izem_b@hotmail.com

Discussant(s) Mecham, Quinn – Brigham Young University, United States, qmecham@byu.edu

Papers Electoral Integrity in Turkey: The Role of the Supreme Electoral Council

Ateş Eren, Merve – Sabanci University, Turkey, erenmerve@sabanciuniv.edu

Institutional Changes and Democratic Consolidation in Turkey

Durán, Marién – Universidad de Granada, Spain, mduranc@ugr.es

Nationalization and Regionalization in the Turkish Party System

Dikici Bilgin, Hasret – Okan University, Turkey, dikicibilgin@gmail.com

Revisiting Panebianco’s Theory of Party Institutionalization: The Case of Turkey

Kumbaracibasi, Arda – Bahcesehir University, Turkey, arda.k@live.co.uk

MT03.06 The Politics of Inequality in Latin America
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.D

Chair Puhle, Hans-Jürgen – Goethe Universität Frankfurt am Main, Germany, puhle@soz.uni-frankfurt.de

Discussant(s) Braig, Marianne – Free University Berlin, Germany, mbraig@zedat.fu-berlin.de

Caglar, Guelay – Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany, guelay.caglar@fu-berlin.de

Papers Contention and Debates About the Role of the State and Social Inequality in Chile

Barozet, Emmanuelle – Universidad de Chile, Chile, ebarozet@uchile.cl

Espinoza, Vicente – Universidad de Santiago de Chile, Chile, vicente.espinoza@usach.cl

Debating Inequalities: Elites and Taxation in Chile

Atria, Jorge – Pontifica Universidad Católica de Chile, Chile, jaatria@uc.cl

Inequality “Within” the State in Times of Globalization: Evidence from Mexico in the Last 25 Years

Groll, Constantin – Free University Berlin, Germany, cgroll@zedat.fu-berlin.de

Inequality, Income Concentration and Taxation on High Incomes in Latin America

Jimenez, Juan Pablo – Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina, juanpablo.jimenez@cepal.org

Prevented by the State: Explaining Variation in Mining Conflicts in Northern Chile

Schorr, Bettina – Free University Berlin, Germany, bettina.schorr@fu-berlin.de

MT07.01 Analyzing Food Security at International, Regional, National, and Local Scales
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.C

Chair Day, Shane – The University of New Mexico, United States, shaneday@unm.edu

Discussant(s) Day, Shane – The University of New Mexico, United States, shaneday@unm.edu

Papers Food Security and the New Regionalism in Global Organic Agriculture Governance Trough Standards

Schwindenhammer, Sandra – Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany, sandra.schwindenhammer@hu-berlin.de

Mapping Issues of Local-Scale Food Security Using the Social-Ecological Systems Framework

Day, Shane – The University of New Mexico, United States, shaneday@unm.edu

Day, Morgan – Santa Fe City and County Advisory Council on Food Policy, United States, morgan.g.day@gmail.com

Transforming Food Security through Electronic Public Distribution System(ePDS): A Comparative Study of Chhattisgarh and Telangana States

Kumar, Gowd Kiran – University of Hyderabad, India, gowdkiran.gitam@gmail.com

RC02.08 It Runs in the Family: Family Ties to Political Power Worldwide
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 3.2

Chair Jalalzai, Farida – Oklahoma State University, United States, farida.jalalzai@okstate.edu

Discussant(s) Krook, Mona Lena – Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, United States, m.l.krook@rutgers.edu

Papers Dynastic Recruitment, Gender Quotas and Qualifications: Evidence from Sweden

Rickne, Johanna – Research Institute of Industrial Economics, Sweden, johanna.rickne@ifn.se

Folke, Olle – Uppsala Universitet, Sweden, olle.folke@statsvet.uu.se

Political Dynasties and Party Strength: Evidence from Victorian Britain

Velasco Rivera, Carlos – Princeton University, United States, carlos.velascorivera@gmail.com

Trajectories to Office: Gender and Political Dynasties in the Brazilian Congress

Gatto, Malu – University of Oxford, United Kingdom, maria.gatto@politics.ox.ac.uk

“Blood is Thicker than Water: Family Ties to Political Power Worldwide”

Jalalzai, Farida – Oklahoma State University, United States, farida.jalalzai@okstate.edu

RC03.04 EU Integration and Political Parties
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.D

Discussant(s) Maatsch, Aleksandra – Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies, Germany, maatsch@mpifg.de

Papers “Aren’t There any Alternatives”? Power And Discourse In Portuguese Austerity Politics

Standring, Adam – Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal, adam.standring@gmail.com

Moury, Catherine – Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal, mourycatherine@gmail.com

Parties Against Europe? A Comparative Analysis of the Electoral Speeches of the Five Stars Movement and the United Kingdom Independence Party

Salvati, Eugenio – Università degli studi di Pavia, Italy, eugenio.salvati@unipv.it

Partisanship and Political Budget Cycles: The Case of Differential Responsiveness to European Pressure

Stolfi, Francesco – University of Nottingham, Malaysia, francesco.stolfi@nottingham.edu.my

The Portuguese Communist Party’s Anti-EEC/EU History

Cunha, Carlos – Dowling College, United States, cunhacdowling@yahoo.com

RC07.11 Women’s Representation and Leadership in the Global South
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.J

Chair Rai, Shirin – University of Warwick, United Kingdom, shirin.rai@warwick.ac.uk

Papers Bashing the Glass Ceiling for the Women in Bangladesh Civil Service: An Overview

Kabir, Syeda Lasna – University of Dhaka, Bangladesh, lasnakabir@gmail.com

Haque, Sk. Tawfique M. – North South University, Bangladesh, sktawfique@gmail.com

Closing the Gender Gap in BRICS: A Longitudinal Analysis

Jerabek, Marketa Maria – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, marketaj@gmx.net

Deviá, Veronica – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, verodevia@gmail.com

The Lack of Women’s Inclusion in the Process of Peacebuilding

Radu, Daniela Ana-Maria – University of South East Europe, Bucharest, Romania, mardanielis@yahoo.com

Badulescu, Cristiana Lavinia – National School of Political Studies and Public Administration, Romania, laviniacristianalupu@gmail.com

Woman and Black, a Double Burden? The Representation of Women in the Elective Assemblies of Guadeloupe

Brohan, Soizic – Sciences Po Bordeaux, France, soizic.brohan07@gmail.com

RC10.03 Digitalizing the Vote
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.I

Chair Serdült, Uwe – Universität Zürich, Switzerland, uwe.serdult@zda.uzh.ch

Discussant(s) Goodman, Nicole – University of Toronto, Canada, nicole.goodman@utoronto.ca

Papers Comparing Online Voting Strategies

Krimmer, Robert – TUT Ragnar Nurkse School, Estonia, robert.krimmer@ttu.ee

Kersting, Norbert – Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Germany, norbert.kersting@uni-muenster.de

Interrelation Between International Standards and ICT Projects in Public Administration: Three Case Studies in the Field of Electronic Voting

Braun Binder, Nadja – German Research Institute for Public Administration, Germany, braun_binder@foev-speyer.de

Krimmer, Robert – TUT Ragnar Nurkse School, Estonia, robert.krimmer@ttu.ee

Legal Frameworks and Constitutional Cultures for Internet Voting Projects: A Comparative Perspective

Barrat, Jordi – Universitat Rovira i Virgili / Departamemt de Dret Públic (CEDAT), Spain, jordi.barrat@gmail.com

Reniu Vilamala, Josep M. – Universitat de Barcelona, Spain, jreniu@ub.edu

Driza Maurer, Ardita – independent legal consultant, Switzerland, ardita.driza@sefanet.ch

Towards an Update: Work in Progress at the Council of Europe’s New Committee of Experts on E-Voting (CAHVE)

Wenda, Gregor – No affiliation, Austria, gregor.wenda@bmi.gv.at

RC14.11 Everyday Citizenship and the Experience of Ethnic Politics
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.H

Chair Bebler, Anton – University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, anton.bebler@fdv.uni-lj.si

Discussant(s) Koos, Agnes – Feather River College, Romania, akoos@frc.edu

Papers Citizenship, Autonomy and Independence in the French Pacific

Robertson, Scott – Australian National University, Australia, scott.robertson@anu.edu.au

Stakeholder or Differentiated Citizenship for Non-Resident Nationals: Towards a Liberal Principle of Extraterritorial Citizenship?

Yasar, Rusen – University of Cambridge, United Kingdom, ry237@cam.ac.uk

Support for Social Assistance: John Versus Sulaiman

Banting, Keith – Queen’s University, Canada, keith.banting@queensu.ca

Citrin, Jack – University of California, Berkeley, United States, gojack@berkeley.edu

Johnston, Richard – The University of British Columbia, Canada, richard.johnston@ubc.ca

Soroka, Stuart – University of Michigan, United States, ssoroka@umich.edu

Wright, Matthew – American University, United States, mwright@american.edu

RC14.12 Experiments on Immigration, Ethnic Diversity, and Social Cohesion
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 2.2

Chair Van der Meer, Tom – Universiteit van Amsterdam, Netherlands, t.w.g.vandermeer@uva.nl

Papers Attitudes Towards Highly Skilled and Low Skilled Immigration in Europe

Naumann, Elias – University of Mannheim, Germany, naumann@uni-mannheim.de

Pietrantuono, Giuseppe – University of Mannheim, Germany, giuseppe.pietrantuono@gess.uni-mannheim.de

Stoetzer, Lukas – University of Mannheim, Germany, lstoetze@mail.uni-mannheim.de

Divided we teach? An Analysis of Teachers’ Perceptions of Conflict and Peace in Côte d’Ivoire

Kuppens, Line – Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, line.kuppens@soc.kuleuven.be

Islamophobia: Xenophobia or Religious Intolerance?

Traunmüller, Richard – Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany, traunmueller@soz.uni-frankfurt.de

Helbling, Marc – Otto-Friedrich-Universitat Bamberg, Germany, marc.helbling@uni-bamberg.de

Positive – Negative Extended Contact Asymmetry: A Test of Mechanisms

Jaspers, Eva – Universiteit Utrecht, Netherlands, e.jaspers@uu.nl

Coenders, Marcel – Universiteit Utrecht, Netherlands, m.coenders@uu.nl

The Relationship between Ethnic Heterogeneity and Trusting Coethnic and Non-Coethnic Neighbours and Non-Neighbours to Return a Lost Wallet: A Survey Experiment

Tolsma, Jochem – Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands, j.tolsma@maw.ru.nl

Van der Meer, Tom – Universiteit van Amsterdam, Netherlands, t.w.g.vandermeer@uva.nl

RC14.16 Frameworks of Identity
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.2

Chair Avksentev, Viktor – Institute of Socio-Economic and Humanitarian Research of Southern Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia, avksentievv@rambler.ru

Discussant(s) Gardenier, Matthijs – Université de Montpellier III (Université Paul-Valéry), France, algardenier@yahoo.fr

Papers Is the Prejudice Toward Muslim in Korea Simply an Immigrant Issue?

Jang, Dong-Jin – Yonsei University, South Korea, dongjinjang@hotmail.com

Choi, Won Jae – Yonsei University, South Korea, vazife@yonsei.ac.kr

Kim, Beum Suk – Yonsei University, South Korea, spontaneous91@daum.net

Problems of Identity and Census Estimates

Ibarra-López, Ignacio – El Colegio de Tlaxcala, Mexico, ignacio_ibarra@msn.com

Calleros-Rodriguez, Hector – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, hcalleros.coltlax@gmail.com

Separate and Unequal: The Politics of Recognition in Australia and Canada

Wilson, Stacey-Ann – University of the West Indies, Mona Campus, Jamaica, stacwil@gmail.com

The Concept of Ethnic Policy Implemented by the Government of Poland in Exile (1939-1947): Analysis of the Research Funded by the National Science Centre (Poland)

Koziński, Bartosz – Cardinal Stefan Wyszyrński University in Warsaw, Poland, bart.kozinski@gmail.com

The Role of Ideology in the International Mainstream News Media Framing of Gay, Lesbian and Transgender Refugees in the Refugee Crisis

Kenix, Linda Jean – University of Canterbury, New Zealand, lindajean.kenix@canterbury.ac.nz

Jarvandi, Reza – University of Canterbury, New Zealand, reza.jarvandi@pg.canterbury.ac.nz

RC19.16 Quotas for Women: A recipe to Reduce Gender Inequality
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.A

Chair Ramaswamy, Sushila – Jesus and Mary College, University of Delhi, India, sushilaramaswamy@hotmail.com

Co-Chair Mukherjee, Subrata – No affiliation, India, polybius7@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Mukherjee, Subrata – No affiliation, India, polybius7@gmail.com

Appaiah, Parvathy – Mangalore University, India, pappaiah@yahoo.com

Papers Challenging Expectations: Women in Reserved Seats in Pakistan and Bangladesh

Chowdhury, Nusrat – University of Dhaka, India, jenniferclairec@hotmail.com

Curtin, Jennifer – University of Auckland, New Zealand, j.curtin@auckland.ac.nz

India’s Crisis of Governance: Women’s Perspective

Ramaswamy, Sushila – Jesus and Mary College, University of Delhi, India, sushilaramaswamy@hotmail.com

Women’s Presence in Asian Political Spheres

Inguanzo, Isabel – Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, isabel_io@usal.es

RC20.04 New Research into Corruption
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.G

Chair Dayil, Plangsat – University of Jos, Nigeria, plangsat4sure@yahoo.com

Discussant(s) Villoria, Manuel – Univeristy King Juan Carlos (Universidad Rey Juan Carlos), Spain, manuel.villoria@urjc.es

Papers Causes of Corruption in the Arab Spring Countries: A Cross-National Comparative Perspective

Talaat Badr Elsayed, Dina – University of Duisburg – Essen, Egypt, dinatalaat@gmail.com

Punitive Refugee Policy and Corruption in the EU

Franz, Barbara – Rider University, United States, bfranz@rider.edu

The Corrupt Versus the Incorruptible: Corruption as Empty Signifier

Fiske, Rebecca – Bard College at Simon’s Rock, United States, rfiske@simons-rock.edu

RC22.01 Cyberpolitics and Social Change: Questioning the Neutrality of ICT Innovations
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 3.3

Chair Gil, Javier – Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia, Spain, jagil@poli.uned.es

Discussant(s) Gil, Javier – Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia, Spain, jagil@poli.uned.es

Papers El Bronco vs Ivonne Álvarez: The Day the Hashtag #ShaLaLa Turned the Electoral Campaign into a No Return Point

Fernández Crespo, Montse – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, montsefcfr40@hotmail.com

Castro, Luis – Universidad Iberoamericana Ciudad de México, Mexico, luiscastroobregon@gmail.com

Surveillance Between Hegemony and Resistance: Assessing Economic and Political Inequalities in Europe

Selva, Donatella – Libera Universita Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli, Italy, donatellaselva@gmail.com

De Blasio, Emiliana – Libera Universita Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli, Italy, edeblasio@cmcsluiss.org

The Rise of Prosumption along ICT Innovations: Original Ways of Capitalist Valorization and the Emergence of New Antagonisms

Gil, Javier – Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia, Spain, jagil@poli.uned.es

The ‘Cybercratic’ Organizational Principle in the Experience of the Italian’s Five Star Movement (FSM)

Mosca, Lorenzo – Scuola Normale Superiore – Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences, Italy, lorenzo.mosca@sns.it

RC23.22 The Impact of Far Right Parties on Central and East European Democracies
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.B

Chair De Lange, Sarah – Universiteit van Amsterdam, Netherlands, s.l.delange@uva.nl

Discussant(s) Praprotnik, Katrin – University of Hamburg, Germany, katrin.praprotnik@uni-hamburg.de

Papers Euro-crisis and Populism: Variance on a Theme

Miscoiu, Sergiu – Université Paris-Est Marne-La-Vallée, France, miscoiu@yahoo.com

Soare, Sorina Cristina – Università di Firenze, Italy, ssoare@unifi.it

Mainstream Contagion, Co-optation or Isolation? Comparing the Impact of Populist Radical Right Political Communication in Hungary and Romania

Norocel, Ov Cristian – Centre for Social Sciences, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary, cristian.norocel@helsinki.fi

Szabó, Gabriella – Hungarian Academy of SciencesHungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA), Hungary, szabo.gabriella@tk.mta.hu

The Far-Right Language in the Speeches of Polish Political Leaders

Zukiewicz, Przemyslaw – University of Wroclaw, pl. Uniwersytecki 1, 50-137 Wroclaw, Poland, przemyslaw.zukiewicz@uwr.edu.pl

RC28.14 New Models of Federalism and Federation in the Post-Cold War Era: Comparative Perspectives (Panel 1)
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 0.B

Chair Bransden, Simon – Canterbury Christ Church University College, United Kingdom, simon.bransden@canterbury.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Kincaid, John – Lafayette College, United States, meynerc@lafayette.edu

Papers Contested Sovereignty in the Developmental State: Land Deals, Homogenization and Capacity-Building in the Peripheries of Ethiopia

Judell, Alice – University of Sydney, Australia, alice.judell@sydney.edu.au

Could Federalism Save the Union? Territorial Autonomy and Secession in the United Kingdom

Anderson, Paul – Canterbury Christ Church University College, United Kingdom, p.anderson161@canterbury.ac.uk

Federalism in Post-intervention Iraq: Imposed, Evolving or Failing?

M’lili, Amina – Canterbury Christ Church University College, United Kingdom, mliliamina@yahoo.ca

Keil, Soeren – Canterbury Christ Church University College, United Kingdom, soeren.keil@canterbury.ac.uk

Non-democratic Regimes and Federalism – An Oxymoron? Theoretical Considerations and Empirical Evidence from the Russian Case

Kropp, Sabine – Free University Berlin, Germany, sabine.kropp@fu-berlin.de

RC29.06 Talking Politics: Cross-cultural and Cross-National Dimensions of Verbal Behavior in Politics
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 1.9

Chair Zmerli, Sonja – Sciences Po Grenoble, France, sonja.zmerli@iepg.fr

Discussant(s) Dekker, Paul – Universiteit van Tilburg, Netherlands, p.dekker@scp.nl

Papers Good Questions, Bad Questions: On the Nature of Televised Political Interviews in Japan

Feldman, Ofer – Doshisha University, Japan, ofeldman@mail.doshisha.ac.jp

Kinoshita, Ken – Doshisha University, Japan, kk6453660@gmail.com

Increasing Trust by Closing the Policy Distance Gap? Experimental Results of TV-Debates in Germany

Jansen, Carolin – University of Koblenz-Landau, Germany, jansenc@uni-landau.de

Lights, Camera, Action! The Political Clash on the Studio: Three Televised Election Debates on Mass Media

Pérez Rastrilla, Laura – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, lprastrilla@ccinf.ucm.es

“I Quote and I Am Not Making This Up”: The Role of Quotations in the Adversarial Discourse of Prime Minister’s Questions

Bull, Peter – University of York, United Kingdom, drpebull@gmail.com

RC31.10 New Directions in Political Theory
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.E

Chair Baumeister, Andrea – University of Stirling, United Kingdom, atb1@stir.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Baumeister, Andrea – University of Stirling, United Kingdom, atb1@stir.ac.uk

Stone, Peter – University of Dublin Trinity College, Ireland, pstone@tcd.ie

Papers Rhizome: On Deleuzean Politics of Individuation

Başkaya, Gülçe – Hacettepe University, Turkey, gulce_baska@hotmail.com

Calculating the Incalculable: Rawls, Derrida and a Theory of Justice-to-come

He, Yicong – Queen’s University, Canada, yicong.he@gmail.com

Hannah Arendt’s Political Aesthetics: How is Her Concept of “Human Plurality” to be the Condition for It?

Suh, You-Kyung – Kyung Hee Cyber University, South Korea, sykphil@khcu.ac.kr

Political Obligation in Imperial Confucianism: The Gratitude Argument

Lee, Shu-Shan – Nazarbayev University, Kazakhstan, shu-shan.lee@nu.edu.kz

Rationalizing State Violence: The Function of Political Discourse

Oranli, Imge – Koç University, Turkey, imgeoranli@gmail.com

RC40.03 Mega-regional Agreements and their Transformative Effects
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 0.A

Chair Yoon, Sungwook – Dong A University, South Korea, yoonsw@dau.ac.kr

Discussant(s) Yoon, Sungwook – Dong A University, South Korea, yoonsw@dau.ac.kr

Papers International Standards and State Power: Strategies of European Standardisation in Case of Korea-EU FTA

Yoon, Sungwook – Dong A University, South Korea, yoonsw@dau.ac.kr

The Footprint of EU Free Trade Agreements on Global Governance

Khorana, Sangeeta – Bournemouth University, United Kingdom, skhorana@bournemouth.ac.uk

The TPP as New Framework on Both Commercial and Diplomatic Multilateralism

Duran, Roberto – Pontifica Universidad Católica de Chile, Chile, rduran@puc.cl

TPP in Latin America, a Region Falling Apart?

Jaramillo, Grace – Queen’s University, Canada, grace.jaramillo@queensu.ca

USA and Megaregional Trade Deals: Hegemonic Power Revisited

Garcia, Maria – University of Bath, United Kingdom, m.garcia@bath.ac.uk

RC40.06 REGIMEN Panel: Inequalities and State Power: A Crisis of Interdependence?
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.C

Chair Vercauteren, Pierre – Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium, pierre.vercauteren@uclouvain-mons.be

Co-Chair Lo Schiavo, Lidia – Università degli Studi di Messina, Italy, lidialoschiavo@virgilio.it

Discussant(s) Verjans, Pierre – Université de Liège, Belgium, pverjans@ulg.ac.be

Papers Health as Inequalities: Global and State Powers Jeopardizing Health

Blouin Genest, Gabriel – Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, United States, gblouin@vt.edu

Immigration and Labour Market Precariousness in Contemporary Capitalist Societies

Moreno-Fuentes, Francisco Javier – Spanish National Research

Council, Spain, javier.moreno@cchs.csic.es

Amaral, Angela – Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil, angelaufpe@yahoo.com.br

De Figueiredo Ferreira, Simaia – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, simaiasiffer@yahoo.com.br

Inequalities, Development, Regime Transformations. Globalization, Economic Security and Good Governance: A Critical Approach

Lo Schiavo, Lidia – Università degli Studi di Messina, Italy, lidialoschiavo@virgilio.it

Vercauteren, Pierre – Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium, pierre.vercauteren@uclouvain-mons.be

Interdépendance et inégalité entre Etats: évolution des revendications en Belgique

Verjans, Pierre – Université de Liège, Belgium, pverjans@ulg.ac.be

The Rise of Metropolis and the New World Order

Khadkiwala, Nachiket – Jawaharlal Nehru University, India, nachiket.nash@gmail.com

RC44.02 The Comprehensive Approach to Postconflict Reconstruction
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-7 / 1.F

Chair Zyla, Benjamin – University of Ottawa, Canada, bzyla@uottawa.ca

Discussant(s) Zyla, Benjamin – University of Ottawa, Canada, bzyla@uottawa.ca

Papers European Union Crisis Management in Afghanistan and Kosovo: Comprehensive but Still Not Effective

Eckhard, Steffen – Ludwig-Maximilians Universität München (LMU), Germany, seckhard@lmu.de

Synergy – A Theory of the Comprehensive Approach in Practice: A case-study of Canada’s Engagement in Afghanistan, from 2001 to 2014.

Dion, Eric – École nationale d’administration publique (ENAP), Canada, eric.dion@enap.ca

The Comprehensive Approach in Comparison: Canada, US, UK and Norway in Comparison

Zyla, Benjamin – University of Ottawa, Canada, bzyla@uottawa.ca

RC47.03 Roundtable: Problems of Leadership in East-Central Europe
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-14 / 2.2

Chair Wiatr, Jerzy – European School of Law and Administration, Warsaw, Poland, jwiatr@ewspa.edu.pl

Discussant(s) Wiatr, Jerzy – European School of Law and Administration, Warsaw, Poland, jwiatr@ewspa.edu.pl

Gudżinskas, Liutauras – Vilnius University, Lithuania, liutauras.gudzinskas@tspmi.vu.lt

Pałecki, Krzysztof – Uniwersytet Jagielloñski, Poland, palecki@if.uj.edu.pl

RC50.14 The Politics of Global English
Thursday, July 28 | 09:00-10:45 | Room PCC-15 / 2.3

Chair Sonntag, Selma K – Humboldt State University, United States, sks1@humboldt.edu

Discussant(s) Grin, François – Université de Genève, Switzerland, francois.grin@unige.ch

Papers Against English as the New Esperanto: Language, Inequality, Recognition and Global Capitalism

Ives, Peter – The University of Winnipeg, Canada, p.ives@uwinnipeg.ca

Educators’ Perceptions of Effective Schools for Emergent Bilinguals (EBs) in a Diverse, Rural Community

Scott, Lyn – Humboldt State University, United States, lyn.scott@humboldt.edu

Engaging the “Benefits of English” Discourse

Monje, Jennifer – Graduate Degree Fellow, East West Center, United States, monjejd@hawaii.edu

Linguistic Justice and English as a Lingua Franca

De Schutter, Helder – Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, helder.deschutter@hiw.kuleuven.be

Thursday, July 28 (Day 5) | 13:30-15:15

CS01.23 Inégalités, (non) reconnaissance et guerres civiles en Afrique
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.2

Chair McCoy, Jennifer – Georgia State University, United States, jmccoy@gsu.edu

Co-Chair Faure, Alexandre – École des hautes études en sciences sociales (EHESS), France, alexandre.faure.ribiere@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Rahim, Lily – University of Sydney, Australia, lily.rahim@sydney.edu.au

Papers Egypt’s Democratic Transition with No End: The Case of How Alexandrian Activism Responds

Ali, Amro – University of Sydney, Australia, amroali@gmail.com

Politics of Conviviality? State-Civil Society Relations within the Context of Counter-Terrorism in Nigeria

Njoku, Emeka Thaddues – University of Ibadan, Nigeria, njoku.emeka@dlc.ui.edu.ng

Rivalités intra-partisanes et clivage élites-militants au sein du RDPC au Cameroun

Mindja, Alex – Université de Yaoundé II, Cameroon, mindjalex@gmail.com

Mandjem, Yves Paul – Institut des relations internationales du Cameroun, Cameroon, yvesmandjem_2006@yahoo.fr

Winners and Losers in Côte d’Ivoire: Risks Factors

Cuadrado Bolanos, Jara – Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia, Spain, jaracb.4488@gmail.com

CS03.01 Acteurs économiques et d’expression publique dans les médias en Afrique du Nord et l’Ouest / Economic Actors and Public Expression in the Media in North and West Africa
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.C

Chair Morris, Lorenzo – Howard University, United States, lmorris@howard.edu

Discussant(s) Talahite, Fatiha – Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France, fatiha.talahite@cnrs.fr

Papers Le Ya-kamata et l’intégration sociopolitique des haoussa du Cameroun

Raymond, Mbebi – Université de Yaoundé II, Cameroon, mbebiraymond@yahoo.fr

Les médias et le renforcement de l’inégalité dans la compétition électorale au Cameroun

Nna, Mathurin – Université de Ngaoundéré, Cameroon, nna.mathurin@yahoo.fr

Liberté syndicale et gestion des inégalités en Algérie

Messaoudi, Ahmed – Université de Tlemcen, Algeria, mes.ahmed@gmail.com

Politiques salariales dans le secteur public et équilibres budgétaires au sein de l’Union Économique et Monétaire Ouest Africain

Traore, Cheick Alassane – University of Ottawa, Canada, acheicky@yahoo.fr

Remboursement anticipé de la dette publique extérieure des pays du Sud et son impact sur le développement: Le cas algérien

Gouasmia, Mohamed – Concordia University, Canada, mfgouasmia@gmail.com

Viabilité budgétaire et fonds de régulation des recettes en Algérie

Belkacem, Djamila – Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Statistique et d’Economie Appliquée, Algeria, belkacem_djamila@yahoo.fr

Moussi, Oumelkheir – Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Statistique et d’Economie Appliquée, Algeria, eokmoussi@yahoo.fr

CS04.71 Small States in a World of Inequality: Agential Power vs Structural Constraints
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.H

Chair Theys, Sarina – Newcastle University, United Kingdom, s.theys@ncl.ac.uk

Co-Chair Crandall, Matthew – Tallinn University, Estonia, crandall@tlu.ee

Discussant(s) Giovannini, Gabriele – Northumbria University, United Kingdom, gabriele.giovannini@northumbria.ac.uk

Eggeling, Kristin – University of St Andrews, United Kingdom, kae3@st-andrews.ac.uk

Kirna, Catlyn – Tallinn University, Estonia, catlyn.kirna@tlu.ee

Papers “Small, Yet Persistent”: Qatar’s Use of Cultural Diplomacy Since 2012 as Agential Power

Eggeling, Kristin – University of St Andrews, United Kingdom, kae3@st-andrews.ac.uk

Deconstructing Small State Vulnerability: The Baltic States’ Russian Challenge

Crandall, Matthew – Tallinn University, Estonia, crandall@tlu.ee

Eastern European Foreign Policies

Kirna, Catlyn – Tallinn University, Estonia, catlyn.kirna@tlu.ee

Exercising Soft Power through Narration: The Case of Qatar

Theys, Sarina – Newcastle University, United Kingdom, s.theys@ncl.ac.uk

Opportunity and Influence in Portuguese Foreign Policy: A Small States Perspective

Robinson, Steven – Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO), United Kingdom, stevenrobinson1984@gmail.com

The Impact of Multinational Transboundary Infrastructure (MTI) on the Power of Small States: A Case of Laos

Giovannini, Gabriele – Northumbria University, United Kingdom, gabriele.giovannini@northumbria.ac.uk

CS04.75 The Power Gap: Survival Strategies of Smaller Nations towards More Powerful States
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 108

Chair Gallarotti, Giulio – Wesleyan University, United States, ggallarotti@wesleyan.edu

Discussant(s) Fiedler, Radoslaw – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, radoslaw.fiedler@amu.edu.pl

Papers From International Relations to Postnational Global Studies

Keulman, Kenneth – Loyola University, New Orleans, United States, kkeulman@loyno.edu

Koos, Agnes – Feather River College, Romania, akoos@frc.edu

Power Inequality in East Asia: The Empirical Evidence and Security Implications for the Small Powers’ Hedging Behavior

Wu, Charles Chong-Han – Hong Kong Baptist University-UIC, China, charleswu@uic.edu.hk

Preserving Bhutan’s National Identity: An Analysis of Gross National Happiness As Survival Strategy

Monaco, Edoardo – United International College (HKBU-BNU), China, emonaco@uic.edu.hk

Survival Strategies in the Near Abroad Towards Russia

Markus, Ustina – Beijing Normal University, China, ustinamarkus@uic.edu.hk

CS05.13 Fighting Political Inequality in Fragile Democracies in Latin America
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.3

Chair Peschard, Jacqueline – Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico, jacpeschard@yahoo.com.mx

Discussant(s) Mendez de Hoyas, Irma – Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales, Mexico, contacto@ceey.org.mx

Papers Democracy, Citizen Participation and State Responses

Mallo, Susana – Universidad de la Republica, Uruguay, susana.mallo@cienciassociales.edu.uy

From Gender Quotas to Political Violence Against Women in Mexico

Miron-Lince, Rosa Maria – Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico, rosamariamiron@prodigy.net.mx

Institutional Design, Judicialization of Politics and Democratization in Mexico

Medina-Torres, Luis Eduardo – Universidad Autónoma de la Ciudad de México, Mexico, lemt68@hotmail.com

Gilas, Karolina – Tribunal Electoral del Poder Judicial dela Federación, Mexico, karolina_gilas@hotmail.com

The Politics of Silence: Governmental Control Over Local Media in Subnational Mexico

Salazar, Grisel – Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas CIDE, Mexico, grisel07@yahoo.com

The Unequal Participation of Civil Society

Puga, Cristina – Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico, crispunam@yahoo.com.mx

Transparency in Political Parties to Strengthen Citizen Engagement

Peschard, Jacqueline – Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico, jacpeschard@yahoo.com.mx

CS06.13 Is Economic Inequality a Political Problem?
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.4

Chair Barrow, Clyde – University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, United States, clyde.barrow@utrgv.edu

Discussant(s) Barrow, Clyde – University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, United States, clyde.barrow@utrgv.edu

Papers Is there a Hidden Primacy of Freedom and Liberty above Equality in the Political Discourse of the Western World?

Herberg-Rothe, Andreas – University of Applied Sciences Fuklda, Faculty of Social and Cultural Studies, Germany, andreas.herberg-rothe@sk.hs-fulda.de

Liberty, Equality and Justice, the Perils Redistribution

Gonzalez, Esteban – King’s College London, United Kingdom, esteban.palabra@gmail.com

Political Theory and the Issue of Inequality

Kataria, Kanta – Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India, katariakanta@gmail.com

The Politicization of a Sociofact: Exploring Economic Inequality in the Global Age

Arias-Maldonado, Manuel – Universidad de Malaga, Spain, marias@uma.es

CS07.06 Change in Relations between Central and Lower-level Governments
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.5

Chair Eule, Tobias – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, tobias.eule@oefre.unibe.ch

Discussant(s) Do Vale, Helder – Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, South Korea, helderdovale@gmail.com

Papers Regionalization in Romania: Necessity or EU Request?

Prigoana, Liana – Universitatea din Bucuresti, Romania, liana.prigoana@gmail.com

Tackling Regional Inequalities in India: A Study of Devolution of Funds for States

Tewari, Saumya – Tata Institute of Social Sciences, India, tewari.saumya@gmail.com

Salve, Prachi – No affiliation, India, prachi@indiaspend.com

The Changes In De/Centralization Trends And Their Effects On Inequality: A Study On Borrowing Power Through Constitutional Provisions

Müftüoğlu Hoş, Zeynep – Atilim University, Turkey, zeynep.muftuoglu@atilim.edu.tr

CS07.34 Social Welfare Policy, Electoral Reform, the State and Changes in Economic and Political Inequality
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 109

Chair Sharma, Anupam – Indira Gandhi National Tribal University, India, anupam.vishvesh@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Vilisov, Maxim – Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia, vilisov@centero.ru

Miranda, David – Universidad SEK, Chile, miranda.politicas@gmail.com

Papers Disaster-Neoliberalism: Resistance Movements in the Aftermath of a Disaster

Brandao, Filipa – University of Bristol, United Kingdom, fb12857@bristol.ac.uk

Nigeria’s Problematic Economic Fortunes in a World of Inequalities and Globalization: A Political Economy Approach

Adeola, Gabriel Lanre – Crawford University, Nigeria, wajuadeola@yahoo.com

The Effects of the Reform: An Analysis of the Changes in the Electoral Process of 2015 in Nuevo León, Mexico

Cattafi, Carmelo – Instituto tecnológico y de estudios superiores de Monterrey, Mexico, ccattafi@itesm.mx

Luna, Mariana – Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Mexico, m.lunas95@gmail.com

Treviño Lozano, Alejandra – Instituto tecnológico y de estudios superiores de Monterrey, Mexico, atreloz@gmail.com

De los Santos García, Laura Cecilia – Instituto tecnológico y de estudios superiores de Monterrey, Mexico, laura.dlsg@hotmail.com

García, Massiel – Instituto Tecnológico de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Mexico, massiel.94@gmail.com

The Golden Age of Fiscal Welfare: Tax Expenditures and Inequality in Portugal (1989-2011)

Branco, Rui – Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal, rui.branco@fcsh.unl.pt

Costa, Edna – Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal, ednafalorca@gmail.com

The Link between Social Cohesion and Governability: Lessons for Mexico

González Ulloa Aguirre, Pablo – Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico, elblopa@hotmail.com

J-RC08/19.07 Gender-Focused Parliamentary Bodies – Criteria for Success and Failure
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.I

Chair Green, Manda – Université Lumière Lyon 2, France, mandag@free.fr

Discussant(s) Piscopo, Jennifer Marie – Occidental College, United States, piscopo@oxy.edu

Papers Achievements and Challenges in the Women’s Caucus in Brazil’s Lower Chamber

Rezende, Daniela – Universidade Federal de Viçosa, Brazil, danielal.rezende@ufv.br

Ogando, Ana Carolina – Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil, anacarolinaogando@gmail.com

Critical Actors in Specialised Parliamentary Bodies: Prima Donnas, Male Allies, Accomplices and Worker Bees

Green, Manda – Université Lumière Lyon 2, France, mandag@free.fr

From the Women’s Parliamentary Group to the “Stop Gender Ideology” Group: The Evolution of Gender-focused Parliamentary Bodies in the Polish Sejm

Gaweda, Barbara – University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom, s1161099@sms.ed.ac.uk

How Do we Isolate the Effects of Gender Focused Parliamentary Bodies on Women Substantive Representation?

Stæhr Harder, Mette Marie – Roskilde University, Denmark, mmharder@ruc.dk

Parliamentary Bodies Working ‘for Women’ in the UK, Belgium and New Zealand

Curtin, Jennifer – University of Auckland, New Zealand, j.curtin@auckland.ac.nz

Celis, Karen – Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium, karen.celis@vub.ac.be

Childs, Sarah – University of Bristol, United Kingdom, s.childs@bristol.ac.uk

The Role of Specialized Parliamentary Bodies: Gender, Feminist Institutionalism and the Swedish Parliament

Freidenvall, Lenita – Stockholms Universitet, Sweden, lenita.freidenvall@statsvet.su.se

J-RC15/41.09 Geopolitics of Insecurity: the New East-West Confrontation
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.1

Chair Klieman, Aharon – Tel Aviv University, Israel, aklieman@gmail.com

Co-Chair Cairo, Heriberto – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, hcairoca@cps.ucm.es

Discussant(s) Vilanova, Pedro – Universitat de Barcelona, Spain, vilanova@ub.edu

Papers Driving Cooperation Through Resources Exploration: China’s Foreign Policy and the South China Sea Dispute

Bragaglia, Maria – Pontificia Universidade Catolica de Minas

Gerais, Brazil, mariabragaglia@gmail.com

Perdigão, Daniela – Pontificia Universidade Catolica de Minas

Gerais, Brazil, daniela_perdigao@yahoo.com.br

Power Asymmetry in the South China Sea: China’s Calculations, US Concerns, and Taiwan’s Choices

Lee, Wei-chin – Wake Forest University, United States, leewei@wfu.edu

Russian Side of the East-West Divide: the Paradigm of “Energy Superpower”

Kuteleva, Anna – University of Alberta, Canada, kuteleva@ualberta.ca

Russia’s Obsession With Multipolarity As an Expression of Anti-Westernism

Diec, Joachim – Uniwersytet Jagielloñski, Poland, iriew.uj@interia.eu

Ukraine and Moldova on the Geopolitical Transform Boundary

Ozierski, Przemyslaw – Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, Russia, przemyslaw.ozierski@fulbrightmail.org

MT05.05 Semi-presidentialism in New Democracies
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.B

Chair Shen, Yu-Chung – Tunghai University, Taiwan, yuchung@thu.edu.tw

Co-Chair Tsai, Jung-Hsiang – National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan, poljht@ccu.edu.tw

Discussant(s) Wu, Yu-Shan – Academia Sinica, Taiwan, yushanwu@gate.sinica.edu.tw

Papers Institutional Resilience of Semi-Presidentialism in Taiwan

Shen, Yu-Chung – Tunghai University, Taiwan, yuchung@thu.edu.tw

President of the Polish Republic: A Dysfunctional Formal Mechanism

Sokołowski, Jacek – Uniwersytet Jagielloñski, Poland, jacek.sokolowski@uj.edu.pl

Presidentialism and Welfare Politics in Northeast Asia: A Multi-Method Analysis

Shim, Jaemin – University of Oxford, United Kingdom, jamesshim83@gmail.com

The Impacts of Governance and Institutional Resilience of Semi-presidential System: A Case Study of Taiwan

Chunhao, Chang – Tunghai University, Taiwan, chunhao@thu.edu.tw

RC06.14 Land-use Policy and Segregation by Race and Class in Cross-National Perspective
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.1

Chair Jargowsky, Paul – Rutgers University at Camden, United States, paul.jargowsky@rutgers.edu

Co-Chair Fletcher, Natasha – Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, United States, natasha.fletcher@rutgers.edu

Discussant(s) Ianoni, Marcus – Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil, marcusianoni@gmail.com

Papers Affordable Housing and Spatial Inequality: A Comparative Perspective

Jargowsky, Paul – Rutgers University at Camden, United States, paul.jargowsky@rutgers.edu

Fletcher, Natasha – Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, United States, natasha.fletcher@rutgers.edu

Inequality, Austerity and Political Representation in Southern Europe

Belchior, Ana M. – Instituto superior de ciências do trabalho e da empresa, Portugal, ana.belchior@iscte.pt

Tsatsanis, Emmanouil – Instituto universitario de Lisboa, Portugal, etsats@gmail.com

Interactions Between Institutions and Corruption as Etiological Factors of Criminal Violence in Mexico

Ramírez-de-Garay, David – El Colegio de México, Mexico, ldramirez@colmex.mx

RC10.05 Electronic voting. Country experiences
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.J

Chair Goodman, Nicole – University of Toronto, Canada, nicole.goodman@utoronto.ca

Co-Chair Kersting, Norbert – Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Germany, norbert.kersting@uni-muenster.de

Discussant(s) Krimmer, Robert – TUT Ragnar Nurkse School, Estonia, robert.krimmer@ttu.ee

Papers Comparing Decryption Ceremonies

Schuermann, Carsten – IT University of Copenhagen, Denmark, carsten@itu.dk

Ronquillo, Lorena – IT University of Copenhagen, Denmark, lron@itu.dk

Markussen, Randi – IT University of Copenhagen, Denmark, rmar@itu.dk

Bélanger, Olivier – IT University of Copenhagen, Denmark, obla@itu.dk

Analysing Political Motivations to Introduce Internet Voting: A Comparison Between Estonia and the Netherlands

Wagenaar, J. Charlotte – Leiden University, Netherlands, charlottewagenaar@gmail.com

Internet Voting at the Service of Incumbents: The Case of Armenia

Danielyan, Hamazasp – Yerevan State University, Armenia, hamazaspd@yahoo.com

The Past and Future of E-voting in the Netherlands

Loeber, Leontine – University of East Anglia, United Kingdom, leontine_loeber@xs4all.nl

RC14.01 “Sharing the Burden”, “Enlightened Self-Interest”, or an “Ethical Obligation”? Notions of Solidarity in the European Refugee and Migration Crisis
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.5

Chair Agarin, Timofey – Queen’s University of Belfast, United Kingdom, t.agarin@qub.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Cianetti, Licia – Canterbury Christ Church University College, United Kingdom, licia.cianetti@canterbury.ac.uk

Papers A “Common Commitment”: Civil Society and European Solidarity in the Refugee Crisis

Crepaz, Katharina – Max Planck Institute for Social Law and Social Policy, Germany, crepaz@mpisoc.mpg.de

Contemporary State Racism and Migration: Persecution of Immigrants in Postindustrial States

Morales Mena, Agustín – Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico, agustin_morales@hotmail.com

Contested Solidarities in Times of the Refugee Crisis: Comparing the Political and Media Discourse in Ireland and Germany

Wallaschek, Stefan – Universität Bremen, Germany, wallaschek@bigsss.uni-bremen.de

Transforming Corridors of Forced Migration: Responses to the ‘Refugee Crisis in the Post-Socialist Space

Sardelic, Julija – University of Liverpool, United Kingdom, julija.sardelic@liverpool.ac.uk

RC17.03 Electoral Change in Old and New Democracies
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.8

Chair Gunther, Richard – Ohio State University, United States, gunther.1@osu.edu

Co-Chair Puhle, Hans-Jürgen – Goethe Universität Frankfurt am Main, Germany, puhle@soz.uni-frankfurt.de

Discussant(s) Puhle, Hans-Jürgen – Goethe Universität Frankfurt am Main, Germany, puhle@soz.uni-frankfurt.de

Papers South Africa: Seeds of Electoral Change?

Schulz Herzenberg, Collette – Universiteit Stellenbosch, South Africa, cherzenberg@gmail.com

Mattes, Robert – University of Cape Town, South Africa, robert.mattes@uct.ac.za

The 2016 Iranian Parliamentary Election: How Citizens Make Sense of Politics

Nisbet, Erik – Ohio State University, United States, nisbet.5@osu.edu

The Changing Determinants of the Vote Revisited

Gunther, Richard – Ohio State University, United States, gunther.1@osu.edu

The Influence of Social Context Partisan Homogeneity on South African Voters: Evidence from Three National Elections

Schulz Herzenberg, Collette – Universiteit Stellenbosch, South Africa, cherzenberg@gmail.com

RC17.07 Patterns of Political Participation in a Global Comparison
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.G

Chair Haerpfer, Christian W – University of Vienna, Austria, c.w.haerpfer@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Foa, Roberto – Harvard University, United States, foa@fas.harvard.edu

Papers Correlates and Determinants of Political Participation: A Sensitivity Analysis

Tufis, Claudiu – Universitatea din Bucuresti, Romania, claudiu.tufis@fspub.unibuc.ro

Effects of Inequality on Attending a Political Demonstration: Harmonized Survey Data on 142 Countries, 1966 – 2014

Dubrow, Joshua – Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland, dubrow.2@osu.edu

Tomescu-Dubrow, Irina – Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland, tomescu.1@sociology.osu.edu

Slomczynski, Kazimierz M. – Ohio State University, United States, slomczynski.1@osu.edu

Individual Determinants that Trigger Protest Participation: The Case of Mexico City

Carrillo Sáenz, Roberto – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, rcarrill@ulb.ac.be

Patterns of Conventional and Un-Conventional Political Participation in Different World Regions

Gasparishvili, Alexander – Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia, gasparishvili@gmail.com

Haerpfer, Christian W – University of Vienna, Austria, c.w.haerpfer@gmail.com

RC18.07 Globalizing border studies and Asian borders: Recognizing conceptual differentiation
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 0.A

Chair Izumi, Kaoru – Kyushu University, Japan, kizumi@law.kyushu-u.ac.jp

Discussant(s) Hachiya, Machiko – Kyushu University, Japan, machiko.hachiya@gmail.com

Papers Impact of Border Barriers on Russian Tourism to Japan

Golunov, Sergey – Kyushu University, Japan, sergei.golunov@gmail.com

Politicized Borders Within an International Airport: An Insight from Thailand’s Suvarnabhumi Airport

Aizawa, Nobuhiro – Kyushu University, Japan, aizawa@scs.kyushu-u.ac.jp

Securitizing a Deterritorialized Border – Premodern Throwbacks or a Post-Westphalian Asia

Boyle, Edward – Kyushu University, Japan, tedkboyle@gmail.com

Turkey and Border Security

Imai, Kohei – Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Japan, wakamidori-k@hotmail.co.jp

RC19.08 Gendered Leadership and Executive Power
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.3

Chair Fabian, Judit – University of Ottawa, Canada, jfabian@uottawa.ca

Discussant(s) Jalalzai, Farida – Oklahoma State University, United States, farida.jalalzai@okstate.edu

Papers Gender Identity and Inequality in Political Engagement: Assessing the Impact of the Australia’s First Female Leader

Denemark, David – University of Western Australia, Australia, david.denemark@uwa.edu.au

He’s “Taken Back the Reins” and She’s “a Backstabbing Murderer”: A comparative media analysis of the Prime Ministerial ascension of Julia Gillard and Malcolm Turnbull

Williams, Blair – Australian National University, Australia, blair.williams@anu.edu.au

The Price of Promotion: Political Promotions and Marriage Stability

Folke, Olle – Uppsala Universitet, Sweden, olle.folke@statsvet.uu.se

Rickne, Johanna – Research Institute of Industrial Economics, Sweden, johanna.rickne@ifn.se

RC20.08 The Comparative Study of Anti-Corruption Efforts
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.F

Chair Pelletier, Maxime – Université de Montréal, Canada, maxime.pelletier.2@umontreal.ca

Discussant(s) Gutiérrez-Rodríguez, Juan D. – University of Oxford, United Kingdom, juan.gutierrezrodriguez@bsg.ox.ac.uk

Papers Political Finance Regulation and Level of Corruption: The Case-Study of South-East Europe

Lajh, Damjan – University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, damjan.lajh@fdv.uni-lj.si

Petak, Zdravko – University of Zagreb, Croatia, zpetak@fpzg.hr

Progress and Setbacks in the Fight Against Corruption in Uruguay

Teran Silvestri, Maria Victoria – Universidad de la Republica, Uruguay, mavictoriateran@hotmail.com

Relation Between Democracy and Corruption

Prakash, aarushi – University of Delhi, India, aarushiprakash@hotmail.com

Xi Jinping’s Anti-Corruption Campaign and Its Impact on Chinese Economy

Wang, Shunzhu – Rider University, United States, shuwang@rider.edu

RC25.03 Evidence-Based Health Policies: Assessing Prevention Measures
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.1

Chair Mavrot, Céline – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, celine.mavrot@kpm.unibe.ch

Papers Evaluation of School-based Alcohol and Drug Prevention Programs in Europe

Vogt, Irmgard – Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences, Germany, i.vogt@soz.uni-frankfurt.de

Evidence-Based Smoking Prevention Policies: A Literature Review

Hadorn, Susanne – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, susanne.hadorn@kpm.unibe.ch

Mavrot, Céline – Universitat Bern, Switzerland, celine.mavrot@kpm.unibe.ch

The Role of Film in Behavioural Rehabilitation of Youth in Conflict with the Law: A Child and Youth Care Centre in Bloemfontein and Tsotsi

Nkwoji, Kenalemang – University of Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa, kenankwoji@gmail.com

RC30.25 Policy Learning and Political Learning in Federal States
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.B

Chair Schnabel, Johanna – Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, johannamaria.schnabel@unil.ch

Co-Chair Trein, Philipp – Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, josefphilipp.trein@unil.ch

Discussant(s) Trein, Philipp – Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, josefphilipp.trein@unil.ch

Papers Are Governments Smarter Than We Think? The Welfare State in Canadian Provinces

Bendaoud, Maroine – Université de Montréal, Canada, maroineb@hotmail.com

Fact and Fiction in Policy and Political Lesson-Drawing: The Case of American Healthcare Reform 2007-2010

Marmor, Theodore – Yale University, United States, theodore.marmor@yale.edu

Interactions Between Fiscal Federalism and Environment: The Case of the Sustainable Fiscal Transfers in State of Pernambuco, Brazil (2011-2015)

Lima de Paulo, Felipe Luiz – Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior, Brazil, felipellpaulo@yahoo.com.br

Pedrosa, Ivo – Universidade de Pernambuco, Brazil, ivo.pedrosa@upe.br

Camões, Pedro – University of Minho, Portugal, pedroc@eeg.uminho.pt

The Policy Learning in Policies Aimed at Youth and Long-term Unemployed in Spain During the Crisis

Sabater Pavía, Paula – Universitat de València, Spain, paula.sabater@uv.es

Martinez-Molina, Sandra – Universitat de València, Spain, sandra.martinez-molina@uv.es

Garcés Ferrer, Jordi – Universitat de València, Spain, jordi.garces@uv.es

RC30.33 Some Unforeseen Effects of Party and Campaign Finance
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.D

Chair Mendilow, Jonathan – Rider University, United States, jmendilow@rider.edu

Discussant(s) Weldon, Steven – Simon Fraser University, Canada, sweldon@sfu.ca

Papers Party Organisational Responses to Political Finance Laws: The Case of New South Wales

Mills, Stephen – University of Sydney, Australia, stephen.mills@sydney.edu.au

Miragliotta, Narelle – Monash University, Australia, narelle.miragliotta@monash.edu

Gauja, Anika – University of Sydney, Australia, anika.gauja@sydney.edu.au

Tham, Joo-Cheong – Melbourne University, Australia, j.tham@unimelb.edu.au

Nwokora, Zim – University of Melbourne, Australia, zim.nwokora@unimelb.edu.au

Public Financing of Political Parties: Incentives for Incumbent

Evgeniya, Skoptsova – State University-Higher School of Economics, Russia, jenskoptsova@gmail.com

The Effects of Political Finance on Party Institutionalization and Campaings at Subnational Level in Mexico

Alva, Raymundo – Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico, raymundo.alva@comunidad.unam.mx

RC30.34 The Global Diffusion of Policy Innovations: Democracies and Autocracies Compared
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.9

Chair Croissant, Aurel – Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Germany, aurel.croissant@urz.uni-heidelberg.de

Discussant(s) Merkel, Wolfgang – WZB _ Berlin Social Science Center, Germany, wolfgang.merkel@wzb.eu

Papers E-Governance and Political Interests: Examining Autocratic and Democratic Regime Dynamics

Kneuer, Marianne – Universität Hildesheim, Germany, kneuer@uni-hildesheim.de

Harnisch, Sebastian – Institute of Political Science, Germany, sebastian.harnisch@ipw.uni-heidelberg.de

Revisiting Concepts and Theories of Policy Diffusion: The Role of Political Regimes

Tosun, Jale – Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Germany, jale.tosun@ipw.uni-heidelberg.de

Croissant, Aurel – Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Germany, aurel.croissant@urz.uni-heidelberg.de

The Diffusion and Adaptation of Regulatory Policies Among Democracies and Autocracies

Richter, Thomas – German Institute of Global and Area Studies (GIGA), Germany, richter@giga-hamburg.de

Wurster, Stefan – Universitat Trier, Germany, wurster@uni-trier.de

The Diffusion of Values Among and Between Democracies and Autocracies

Deutsch, Franziska – Bremen International Graduate School of Social Sciences, Germany, f.deutsch@jacobs-university.de

Welzel, Christian – Leuphana Universität Lüneburg, Germany, cwelzel@gmail.com

RC40.11 The Politics, the Practice, and the Study of Brazil’s Foreign Policy Today
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.2

Chair Garcia, Maria – University of Bath, United Kingdom, m.garcia@bath.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Belém Lopes, Dawisson – Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil, dawisson@gmail.com

Papers Brazilian Foreign Policy and the Influence of the Public Opinion

Onuki, Janina – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, janonuki@gmail.com

Brazilian Foreign Policy: South America and Regional Integration

De Almeida Medeiros, Marcelo – Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil, mam14@uol.com.br

Women’s Political Participation and Gender-Sensitive Foreign Policy in Brazil

Salomon, Monica – Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil, monica.salomon@ufsc.br

RC43.10 Religion, Minorities and Human Rights
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.A

Chair Giordan, Giuseppe – Università degli Studi di Padova, Italy, giuseppe.giordan@unipd.it

Discussant(s) De Stefani, Paolo – Università degli Studi di Padova, Italy, paolo.destefani@unipd.it

Papers Challenging Catholic Monopoly: From Religious Diversity to Religious Pluralism in Italy

Giordan, Giuseppe – Università degli Studi di Padova, Italy, giuseppe.giordan@unipd.it

Monitoring Freedoms and Rights of Religious Minorities: A Comparative Perspective

De Perini, Pietro – Università degli Studi di Padova, Italy, pietro.deperini@unipd.it

Melchiorre, Angela – Università degli Studi di Padova, Italy, angela.melchiorre@unipd.it

The Jurisprudence of Regional Human Rights Systems on Religious Minorities’ Rights

Pividori, Claudia – Università degli Studi di Padova, Italy, claudia.pividori@unipd.it

Universal Normative Framework on the Rights of Religious Minorities: A Critical Appraisal

De Stefani, Paolo – Università degli Studi di Padova, Italy, paolo.destefani@unipd.it

RC43.14 Secularism, Post-Secularism and the European Court of Human Rights
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.E

Chair Damar, Erdem – Bursa Orhangazi University, Turkey, erdem.damar@bou.edu.tr

Discussant(s) Damar, Erdem – Bursa Orhangazi University, Turkey, erdem.damar@bou.edu.tr

Papers Adventures in the Margin of Appreciation: The European Court of Human Rights’ Illiberal Liberalism in Defence of a Secular Europe

Mose, Gregory – Sciences Po d’Aix-en-Provence, France, gregorymose@gmail.com

Austria’s 2015 Islam-Law Between Public Discourse on Islam Between Institutionalist Constraints and Ethno-Populist Campaigning

Hafez, Farid – University of Salzburg, Austria, farid.hafez@sbg.ac.at

Heinisch, Reinhard – University of Salzburg, Austria, reinhard.c.heinisch@sbg.ac.at

Denial of “Some” Religious Rights: the ECHR’s Failure of Standard Setting

Ceylan Tok, Gül – Kocaeli University, Turkey, gulceylantok@yahoo.com

Aladag Gorentas, Itir – Kocaeli University, Turkey, itir.aladagg@gmail.com

Post-Secular Societies, Free Speech and Religious Minorities

Perez de la Fuente, Oscar – Carlos III University of Madrid, Spain, oscar.perez@uc3m.es

RC48.03 Administrative Culture in Programs to Reduce Inequality and Promote Transparency
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.C

Chair Smorgunov, Leonid – Saint Petersburg State University, Russia, leonid@ls2502.spb.edu

Discussant(s) Basu, Ashok Ranjan – No affiliation, India, ladyivy@rediffmail.com

Papers Engaged Governance and Digital India Initiative: A Strategy for Inclusive Growth

Chandel, Nittam – Swami Vivekanand Government College Ghumarwin, India, nittam@gmail.com

Family Allowances Implemented by Administrative Agencies in Argentina to Address Poverty and Inequality: Analysis of their Impact in the Country in Comparison to Latin America

Gorbak, Erica – Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina, ericagorbak@yahoo.com

Open Government and eGovernance: Collaboration or Inequality?

Lewis, Jeremy – Huntingdon College, United States, jlewis@hawks.huntingdon.edu

The State as the Arbitrator in the Conflicts of the Inequality

Timofeeva, Lidiya – Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA), Russia, timofeeva@pochtamt.ru

RC49.01 BRICS – Democratic Practices, Economic Inequalities, and Policy of Distribution of the World Resources
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 0.B

Chair Jakobsen, Uffe – University of Copenhagen, Denmark, uj@ifs.ku.dk

Discussant(s) Lumumba-Kasongo, Tukumbi – Wells College, United States, tl25@cornell.edu

Papers Inequality as Opportunity: Status and Role (Re)definition in the International System

Vandamme, Dorothée – Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium, dorothee.vandamme@uclouvain.be

Struye de Swielande, Tanguy – Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium, tanguy.struye@uclouvain.be

Strengthening Bilateral Relations and Support in Multilateral Forums: Brazil-Africa Relations (1995-2010)

Costa, Juliana – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, julianacosta@uol.com.br

The Status Quo Will Be Televised: CPC’s Ideological Apparatuses in Chinese Society

Vieira, Victor – Instituto universitario de pesquizas de Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, vvieira88@gmail.com

Trade Unionism as Construction of Political Identities in the Face of Inequality

Macia, Pablo – Federación de Docentes, Investigadores y Creadores Universitarios, Argentina, pablomartin.macia@gmail.com

WTO, Parallel Negotiations and the Exclusion of the BRICS: The Case of TISA and TTIP

Felix Do Nascimento, Dmitri – Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal, dmitri_felix@hotmail.com

Koçak, Canberk – Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal, canberkck@gmail.com

RC50.13 The Political Science of Language
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.7

Chair Ives, Peter – The University of Winnipeg, Canada, p.ives@uwinnipeg.ca

Discussant(s) Léger, Rémi – Simon Fraser University, Canada, rleger@sfu.ca

Papers Democracy: A Symbolic Perspective

Martins, Alexandra – Universidade Aberta, Portugal, malexamartins@gmail.com

Caetano, João – Universidade Aberta, Portugal, relvaocaetano@gmail.com

Genealogies of Unequal Epistemologies- Subaltern and Vernacular Ways of Knowing

Sharma, Ananya – Jawaharlal Nehru University, India, ananya.sharma39@gmail.com

Terrorism as a Failure of Democracy: The Need for a new Pluralist Democracy

Martini, Alice – Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, Italy, alice.martini@hotmail.com

What is Linguistic Inequality?

Sonntag, Selma K – Humboldt State University, United States, sks1@humboldt.edu

SS.08 Hyperpolitics, Political Science and Concept Formation
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.2

Chair Calise, Mauro – Università degli studi di Napoli Federic, Italy, calise@unina.it

Co-Chair Musella, Fortunato – Università degli studi di Napoli Federic, Italy, fortunato.musella@unina.it

Discussant(s) Patzelt, Werner J. – Technische Universitat Dresden, Germany, werner.patzelt@tu-dresden.de

Papers Defining Political Opposition Trough a Hyperpolitics Approach

Carlotti, Benedetta – Scuola Normale Superiore, Italy, benedetta.carlotti@sns.it

Polling

Ceccobelli, Diego – Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane (SUM), Italy, diego.ceccobelli@sns.it

Polling. Managing Public Opinion in the Audience Democracy

Reda, Valentina – Università degli studi di Napoli Federic, Italy, valentina.reda@gmail.com

Responsibility Matrix

Drissi, Mounia – Scuola Normale Superiore, Italy, mounia.drissi@sns.it

SS.09 Roundtable: Academic Freedom – Prospects and Limits
Thursday, July 28 | 13:30-15:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.D

Chair Pałecki, Krzysztof – Uniwersytet Jagielloñski, Poland, palecki@if.uj.edu.pl

Co-Chair Sasińska-Klas, Teresa – Uniwersytet Jagielloñski, Poland, uhsasins@cyf-kr.edu.pl

Discussant(s) Turan, Ilter – Istanbul Bilgi University, Turkey, ilter.turan@bilgi.edu.tr

Sawer, Marian – Australian National University, Australia, marian.sawer@anu.edu.au

Ilyin, Mikhail – State University-Higher School of Economics, Russia, ilyin@politstudies.ru

Thursday, July 28 (Day 5) | 15:30-17:15

CS01.12 Democratic Problems in Central Eastern and Eastern Europe
Thursday, July 28 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.G

Chair Just, Petr – Metropolitan University Prague, Czech Republic, petr.just@mup.cz

Co-Chair Bokszczanin, Izolda – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, izoldabokszczanin@wp.pl

Discussant(s) Wawrzyński, Patryk – Nicolaus Copernicus University, Poland, patryk.wawrzynski@gmail.com

Papers Czech and Slovak Presidents: Between Parliamentarism and Semi-Presidentialism?

Just, Petr – Metropolitan University Prague, Czech Republic, petr.just@mup.cz

Institutional Inequality and Democratic Backsliding in Post-Communist Countries

Fesnic, Florin Nicolae – Universitatea din Bucuresti, Romania, fesnic@fspac.ro

Presidential Elections in Croatia and (In)equality: From the Semi-presidential System and the ‘Father of the Nation’ to the Parliamentary System and the First Female President

Picula, Bosko – University College of International Relations and Diplomacy Dag Hammarskjöld in Zagreb, Croatia, boskopicula@yahoo.com

Presidentialization in the Hungarian Political System: New Modes of Governance in the Last 25 Years

Mandak, Fanni – National University of Public Service, Hungary, fannimandak@gmail.com

CS01.34 New Modes of Governance and Approaches to Democracy in Europe
Thursday, July 28 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.C

Chair Grzybowska-Walecka, Katarzyna – Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw, Poland, k.grzybowska-walecka@uksw.edu.pl

Co-Chair Kaczorowska, Małgorzata – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, m.kaczorowska@uw.edu.pl

Discussant(s) Zdaniuk, Bartlomiej – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, bartlomiej.zdaniuk@uw.edu.pl

Papers Community Governance as Alternative? Discussing the Relation between Local Government and Citizens’ Interests

Bucaite Vilke, Jurga – Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania, j.bucaite@smf.vdu.lt

Lazauskienė, Aistė – Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania, aiste.lazauskiene@gmail.com

Mikalauskas, Arvydas – Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania, a.mikalauskas@pmdf.vdu.lt

Creatively Delivering the Message: New Media Use in the 2015 and 2016 Portuguese Elections

Cunha, Carlos – Dowling College, United States, cunhacdowling@yahoo.com

Lobo, Mafalda – Instituto universitario de Lisboa, Portugal, mafalobopereira@gmail.com

Seiceira, Filipa – Instituto universitario de Lisboa, Portugal, filipa.seiceira@iscte.pt

Evaluation of the Quality of Democracy in Poland on the Basis of its Six Dimensions: Competition, Responsiveness, Rule of Law, Participation, Freedom, Solidarity and Equality

Bejma, Agnieszka – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, agnieszka.bejma@wp.pl

Kaczorowska, Małgorzata – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, m.kaczorowska@uw.edu.pl

Issue Agenda on Facebook in the Polish 2015 Presidential Election

Grzybowska-Walecka, Katarzyna – Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw, Poland, k.grzybowska-walecka@uksw.edu.pl

Matuszewski, Paweł – Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw, Poland, pawel.m.matuszewski@gmail.com

Poland: Institutionalized Parties Without an Institutionalized Party System? Stability and Change in Relations Between Polish Political Actors 2007-2015

Stolicki, Dariusz – Uniwersytet Jagielloñski, Poland, dariusz.stolicki@uj.edu.pl

Sokołowski, Jacek – Uniwersytet Jagielloñski, Poland, jacek.sokolowski@uj.edu.pl

CS02.03 Approche comparée des politiques mémorielles: mémoires et politiques
Thursday, July 28 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.H

Chair Grandjean, Geoffrey – Université de Liège, Belgium, geoffrey.grandjean@ulg.ac.be

Co-Chair Chabot, Joceline – Université de Moncton, Canada, joceline.chabot@umoncton.ca

Discussant(s) Nossent, Jérôme – Université de Liège, Belgium, jerome.nossent@ulg.ac.be

Papers La réhabilitation de la mémoire des nationalistes camerounais dans le discours politique officiel

Abomo, Pierre – Université Panthéon-Sorbonne (Paris I), France, abomokele@yahoo.fr

Le rôle des artistes dans les post-dictatures. Une comparaison de l’Europe de l’Est et du Cône Sud de l’Amérique du Sud

Preda, Caterina – Universitatea din Bucuresti, Romania, caterinapreda@gmail.com

Revendications mémorielles et entrepreneuriat communautariste: le cas du mémorial du génocide arménien de Marseille (France)

Alvarez Hernandez, Analays – University of Toronto, Canada, a.alvarezhernandez@utoronto.ca

Une mémoire apaisée? La demande de reconnaissance du génocide des Arméniens dans l’espace public québécois 1995-2015

Chabot, Joceline – Université de Moncton, Canada, joceline.chabot@umoncton.ca

Godin, Richard – Université Laval, Canada, richard.godin@elul.ulaval.ca

CS04.23 Global and Local Inequalities and the State
Thursday, July 28 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.2

Chair Mandjem, Yves Paul – Institut des relations internationales du Cameroun, Cameroon, yvesmandjem_2006@yahoo.fr

Discussant(s) Cardoso de Castro, Brenda Thainá – Universdade Federal do Para, Brazil, brendatcc@gmail.com

Papers The Role of Economic Inequality in the Outbreak of Crisis in Ukraine

Alieva, Natavan – International Black Sea University, Georgia, nalieva@ibsu.edu.ge

Polish Strategic Culture and the Politics of Intervention: Explaining Poland’s Retrenchment

Reeves, Christopher – Jesuit University Ignatianum in Kraków, Poland, christopher.reeves@uj.edu.pl

Russia as a Peacekeeper?

Gama, Isabela – Pontificia Universidade Catolica do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, isabela_a_g@hotmail.com

The Brazil forward New Global Threats in a South American Setting Defense

Cozzo Betat de Souza, Erick – Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, erickbetat@hotmail.com

The EU’s Eastern Partnership: Promotion of Fundamental European Values or a Geopolitical Rivalry?

Valiyeva, Kamala – Gazi University, Turkey, kevaliayvaz@gmail.com

CS05.03 Content and Discontent with Government in an Unequal World
Thursday, July 28 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.F

Chair Dare, Lain – University of Canberra, Australia, lain.dare@canberra.edu.au

Discussant(s) Bowler, Shaun – University of California, Riverside, United States, shaun.bowler@ucr.edu

Papers Institutional Trust and Crisis: A Comparative Analysis across Time

Bartolome, Edurne – Universidad de Deusto, Spain, edurne.bartolome@deusto.es

Rights or Riots? Regional Institutional and Cultural Legacies in the MENA Region, and the Case of Turkey

Karadag, Haluk – Turkish Military Academy, Turkey, hkaradag@kho.edu.tr

Woods, Patricia J. – University of Florida, United States, pjwoods@ufl.edu

Towards Greater Objectivity in Governance Measurement: Second Generation Citizen-Centric Governance Indicators

Ivanyna, Maksym – Michigan State University, United States, mivanyna@jvi.org

Trust As a Core Value in Public Institutions: Political Participants and Political Trust in Greece and Turkey

Ozcobanlar, Mehmet Ali – Uniwersytet Warszawski, Poland, maliozco@gmail.com

CS07.17 Issues in Policy Administration and Street-level Bureaucracy
Thursday, July 28 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.A

Chair Birch, Lisa – Université Laval, Canada, lisa-maureen.birch@capp.ulaval.ca

Co-Chair Palacios, Diómedes – Universidad de las Américas sede Ecuador, Ecuador, d.palacios@udlanet.ec

Discussant(s) Fenna, Alan – Curtin University of Technology, Australia, a.fenna@curtin.edu.au

Papers Searching for Appropriate Management Paradigm Contingent on Policy Area

Kim, Yoonho – University of Seoul, South Korea, ykim@uos.ac.kr

Trust to Work, Trust at Work: Relationships of Trust in Belgian Active Welfare State

Duhant, Valentine – Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, vduhant@ulb.ac.be

Trust, Organizational Change and Front Line Work in Public Employment Services

Senghaas, Monika – Institute for Employment Research (IAB), Germany, monika.senghaas@iab.de

Freier, Carolin – Institute for Employment Research, Germany, carolin.freier@iab.de

What Policy Instruments Can Be Applied to Reduce Non-Take-Up? A Systematic Literature Review

Vandoninck, Joost – Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, joost.vandoninck@soc.kuleuven.be

Brans, Marleen – Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium, marleen.brans@soc.kuleuven.be

RC01.02 Measuring Corruption and Testing Anti-Corruption Tools: Innovations and Challenges
Thursday, July 28 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 0.B

Chair Mungiu-Pippidi, Alina – Hertie School of Governance, Germany, pippidi@hertie-school.org

Discussant(s) Martínez B. Kukutschka, Roberto – Hertie School of Governance, Germany, kukutschka@hertie-school.org

Papers An Integrated Approach to Capture Control of Corruption: Introducing a New Measure of Public Integrity

Dadasov, Ramin – Hertie School of Governance, Germany, dadasov@hertie-school.org

Does More Regulation Result in Better Governance? An Impact Assessment of Public Accountability Mechanisms Across Europe

Cingolani, Luciana – Hertie School of Governance, Germany, lucianacingolani@gmail.com

Dadasov, Ramin – Hertie School of Governance, Germany, dadasov@hertie-school.org

Measuring State Compliance with International Anticorruption Treaties

Khaghaghordyan, Aram – Hertie School of Govenrance, Germany, khaghaghordyan@gmail.com

On the Effectiveness of Anti-corruption Tools: Civil Servants’ Perspectives from Central and Eastern Europe

Mikkelsen, Kim Sass – University of Southern Denmark, Denmark, sass@sam.sdu.dk

RC09.03 Exploring the Relationship between Democracy and Courts
Thursday, July 28 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.8

Chair Aguiar-Aguilar, Azul A. – ITESO – Universidad Jesuita de Guadalajara, Mexico, azul.america@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Guarnieri, Carlo – Università di Bologna, Italy, carlo.guarniericalbo@unibo.it

Papers Deciding on Decisions: The Supreme Court and the Judicialization of the Legislative Agenda of Brazilian Congress

Andrade Barbosa, Luis Felipe – Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil, lfelipeandrade.adv@gmail.com

Wanderley Gomes, Jose Mario – Universidade Catolica de Pernambuco (UNICAP), Brazil, jmariow@hotmail.com

Carvalho, Ernani – Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil, ernani_carvalho@hotmail.com

Harmonizing Security, Accountability and Transparency: Human Rights Law in Counter-Terrorism Cases

Davis, Jeffrey – University of Maryland, Baltimore County, United States, davisj@umbc.edu

Judicial Activism in the Philippines: Will New Environmental Judicial Rules Translate into Effective ‘Green’ Policies and Lead to Equitable Empowerment of the Poor?

Gonzalez, Eduardo – University of the Philippines, Philippines, edtgonzalez@yahoo.com

Prosecuting High-Level Corruption in Italy: Mapping Political Corruption Investigations in the Italian Governments from 2008 to 2013

Dallara, Cristina – Research Inst. on Judicial Systems – National Research Council of Italy, Italy, cristina.dallara@irsig.cnr.it

RC10.06 Internet Voting 2.0
Thursday, July 28 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.7

Chair Krimmer, Robert – TUT Ragnar Nurkse School, Estonia, robert.krimmer@ttu.ee

Discussant(s) Kersting, Norbert – Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Germany, norbert.kersting@uni-muenster.de

Papers A Profile of Internet Voters in Canada, Estonia and Norway

Saglie, Jo – Institute for Social Research, Norway, jo.saglie@socialresearch.no

Goodman, Nicole – University of Toronto, Canada, nicole.goodman@utoronto.ca

Segaard, Signe Bock – Institute for Social Research, Norway, sbs@socialresearch.no

Vassil, Kristjan – University of Tartu, Estonia, kristjan.vassil@ut.ee

Solvak, Mihkel – University of Tartu, Estonia, mihkel.solvak@ut.ee

The Lifecycle of Internet Voters: Data Mining for Sequences in Swiss Referendum Data

Agathangelou, Pantelis – Open University of Cyprus, Greece, pantelis.agathangelou@yahoo.gr

Katakis, Ioannis – National & Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece, ioannis.katakis@gmail.com

Mendez, Fernando – Universität Zürich, Switzerland, fernando.mendez@zda.uzh.ch

Users and Use of Internet Voting in Switzerland

Serdült, Uwe – Universität Zürich, Switzerland, uwe.serdult@zda.uzh.ch

Voting via Internet as an Alternative Method of Participation in Elections: Opinions of Poles

Musiał-Karg, Magdalena – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, magdalena.musial-karg@amu.edu.pl

RC11.03 Regions of Innovation: Technological and Scientific Networks as Drivers for Socio-Economic Development
Thursday, July 28 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.B

Chair O’Gorman, Bill – Waterford Institute of Technology, Ireland, wogorman@tinet.ie

Discussant(s) Fraune, Cornelia – Universität Siegen, Germany, cornelia.fraune@uni-siegen.de

Papers De-industrialisation – Is Europe Losing Out? Policy Concepts and Instruments in EU Member States

Schietinger, Marc – Hans-Boeckler-Foundation, Germany, marc-schietinger@boeckler.de

Metropolitan Locations in International High-Tech Networks. Collaboration and Exchange of Creative Labour as a Basis for Advanced Socio-Economic Development

Hilpert, Ulrich – Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Germany, ulrich.hilpert@uni-jena.de

Opportunities for Socio-Economic Development in Metropolises: A European-American Comparison on Varying Policy Opportunities

Hilpert, Yasmin – Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany, y.m.hilpert@gmail.com

Post-secondary Education and the Development of Skilled Workforces: Comparative Policy Innovation in Brazil, Finland and the U.S.

Baker, Paul – Georgia Institute of Technology, United States, paul@cacp.gatech.edu

Drev, Matej – Georgia Institute of Technology, United States, matej.drev@pubpolicy.gatech.edu

Almeida, Mariza – Universidade Federal do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, mariza.almeida@unirio.br

Vilkko, Risto – Academy of Finland, Finland, risto.vilkko@aka.fi

Public Policy and the Development of Regional Innovation Systems in Ireland

O’Gorman, Bill – Waterford Institute of Technology, Ireland, wogorman@tinet.ie

RC13.29 The Other Way Around? Investigating the Reverse Wave of De-democratization Hypothesis. Sub-regional Dynamics
Thursday, July 28 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.2

Chair Cassani, Andrea – Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, andrea.cassani@unimi.it

Discussant(s) Pellegata, Alessandro – Università degli Studi di Siena, Italy, alessandro.pellegata@unisi.it

Papers De-democratization by “Government Populism” in Italy, Hungary and Turkey

Baudner, Joerg – Universitat Osnabrück, Germany, jbaudner@uni-osnabrueck.de

Decline, Fatigue, Entrenchment: Mapping the Loss of Democratic Quality in East-Central Europe, the Balkans and Eurasia

Sibinescu, Laura Elena – University of Helsinki, Finland, laura.sibinescu@helsinki.fi

Teramae, Mark – University of Helsinki, Finland, mark.teramae@helsinki.fi

Non-Democratic Transitions in the South Caucasus: Soviet Legacy, Crisis of Sovereignty and International Environment

Natalizia, Gabriele – Link Campus University, Italy, g.natalizia@unilink.it

RC14.05 Culture, Ethnicity and the Politics of Regional Identity
Thursday, July 28 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.I

Chair Lawson, Stephanie – Macquarie University, Australia, stephanie.lawson@mq.edu.au

Co-Chair Woods, Eric – University of East London, United Kingdom, e.t.woods@uel.ac.uk

Discussant(s) Cartrite, Britt Ashton – Alma College, United States, cartrite@alma.edu

Papers Attitudes of the Palestinians in Israel Towards the Arab Spring, Between Sub Identity and Affiliation?

Khatib, Ibrahim – Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany, ibrahemk48@gmail.com

Taha, Majdy – Center for Contemporary Studies, Israel, magddy_tahha3@hotmail.com

Omar, Fadi – Center for Contemporary Studies, Israel, fadi@center-cs.net

Conceptualizing Oceania: What’s in a Name?

Lawson, Stephanie – Macquarie University, Australia, stephanie.lawson@mq.edu.au

Democracy and Revivalism of Ethnic Group Identity in the Indonesian Regional Election After Suharto

Sukri, sukri – Universitas Hasanuddin, Indonesia, sukripolitik@gmail.com

Southern Russia: Failed Attempts to Create a New Regional Identity

Avksentev, Viktor – Institute of Socio-Economic and Humanitarian Research of Southern Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia, avksentievv@rambler.ru

RC15.10 Updating Perspectives on Political Geography: Urban Governance and Electoral Geography
Thursday, July 28 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.1

Chair Varela-Álvarez, Enrique José – Universidade de Vigo, Spain, evalvarez@uvigo.es

Discussant(s) Lois, Maria – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, mdlois@cps.ucm.es

Papers Comparative Electoral Redistricting: Turkish Local Elections Under the JDP Governments

Aygul, Cenk – Atilim University, Turkey, cenkaygul@hotmail.com

Electoral Geography Traditions and Methodological Enhancements Utilizing Geospatial Technologies

Weichelt, Ryan – University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire, United States, weicherd@uwec.edu

Non-State Actors as Agents of (in)Equality in Post-Disaster Conditions: Three Case Studies of Local Government Units in Leyte after Typhoon Haiyan

Atienza, Maria Ela – University of Philippines Diliman, Philippines, ela_atienza@yahoo.com

Urban Landscape as Contention: Mapping, Heritage and Neighbourhood Struggles in Two Outlying Districts in Madrid. The Case of Hortaleza and Carabanchel

Limón, Pedro – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, pedro.limon@pdi.ucm.es

González García, Sergio Claudio – Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, segonz01@ucm.es

RC19.15 Quotas Beyond Elections: Adoption, Implementation and Impacts
Thursday, July 28 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.D

Chair Holli, Anne Maria – University of Helsinki, Finland, anne.holli@helsinki.fi

Co-Chair Woodward, Alison E. – Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium, alison.woodward@vub.ac.be

Discussant(s) Celis, Karen – Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium, karen.celis@vub.ac.be

Papers Balanced Advice? Appointments to Advisory Boards and Gender Quotas in the European Union After the Lisbon Treaty

Woodward, Alison E. – Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium, alison.woodward@vub.ac.be

Implementing Gender Quotas in the Academia: Excellence, Merit and Equality in a Mid-range Belgian University

Meier, Petra – Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium, petra.meier@uantwerpen.be

Voorspoels, Jolien – Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium, jolien.voorspoels@uantwerpen.be

Strong ‘Second Order’ Quotas in Action: Lessons from the Finnish Case

Holli, Anne Maria – University of Helsinki, Finland, anne.holli@helsinki.fi

RC20.03 Money and Party Politics: a World of (In)Equality?
Thursday, July 28 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.5

Chair Smulders, Jef – Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, jef.smulders@soc.kuleuven.be

Discussant(s) Nassmacher, Karl H. – Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg, Germany, karl.h.nassmacher@uni-oldenburg.de

Papers Campaign Finance Reform in East Africa

Toplak, Jurij – Univerza v Mariboru, Slovenia, jure.toplak@uni-mb.si

Campaign Financing and Electoral Performance of Women: The behavior of States in Brazil

Sacchet, Teresa – University of California, Berkeley, United States, teresa.sacchet@gmail.com

Speck, Bruno – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, bruno.speck@gmail.com

Inequality at the Grassroots: The Funding and Spending of German Political Parties at the Local Level

Nassmacher, Karl H. – Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg, Germany, karl.h.nassmacher@uni-oldenburg.de

Blumenberg, Manuela – GESIS Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany, manuela.blumenberg@gesis.org

Public Campaign Finance at the Local Level: The Effect of Campaign Spending in the Portuguese Local Elections

Dias, Antonio – Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal, antoniolvdias@gmail.com

Cancela, Joao – Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal, joaocancela@gmail.com

The Spending Levels of Political Parties. An Explanation on the Basis of a Multilevel Analysis

Smulders, Jef – Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, jef.smulders@soc.kuleuven.be

Maddens, bart – Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, bart.maddens@soc.kuleuven.be

RC21.08 Populism and Ideology from the Left to the Right: Theory, Rhetoric, Personality
Thursday, July 28 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-14 / 2.3

Chair Marczewska-Rytko, Maria – Maria Curie-Sklodowska University, Poland, m_marczewska@yahoo.com

Discussant(s) Burdelski, Marceli – Polish Political Science Association, Poland, polmb@ug.edu.pl

Papers Mediatization and Medialization of the Public Sphere in the Context of a Progressing Equality/Inequality in the World

Sasińska-Klas, Teresa – Uniwersytet Jagielloñski, Poland, uhsasins@cyf-kr.edu.pl

Drawings About Politics as an Instrument for Political Research

Leyman, Jana – Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium, jana_leyman@hotmail.com

Land Reform in the Republic of South Africa: Social Justice or Populism?

Żukowski, Arkadiusz – University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland, arkadiusz.zukowski@uwm.edu.pl

Metaphor Power in the Writings by Karl Marx and Contemporary Framing of Financial Crisis

De Landtsheer, Christ’l – Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium, christl.delandtsheer@uantwerpen.be

RC24.01 Civil Military Relations Issues in International and Domestic Conflict
Thursday, July 28 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.3

Chair Atkinson, Carol – Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand, carol.atkinson@alumni.duke.edu

Discussant(s) Locattelli, Daniel – Universidad de la Republica, Uruguay, dlocattelli@gmail.com

Papers Armed Forces and Security Sector Reform: European Union Crisis Management in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Aguilar, Sergio – Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP), Brazil, tcaguilar2012@hotmail.com

From War Economy to Environmental Peacebuilding. The Linkage Between Natural Resource Governance, Climate Change (Politics) and Peace Processes in Colombia and Peru

Lederer, Markus – Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Germany, markus.lederer@uni-muenster.de

Wallbott, Linda – Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Germany, wallbott@uni-muenster.de

Peacekeeping as a Specific Mode of the Military Operations: Military and Society in Peace Support Operations of the UN and of Regional Organizations

Nikitin, Alexander – Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Russia, an@inno.mgimo.ru

Trigger Happy: Military Regimes and the Timing of Conflict

Siverson, Randolph – University of California, Davis, United States, rmsiverson@ucdavis.edu

Where’s the Justice? Cyber Warriors on the Non-Kinetic Battlefield

Atkinson, Carol – Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand, carol.atkinson@alumni.duke.edu

RC24.02 Civil-Military Relations and Security Issues in Asia
Thursday, July 28 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 3.3

Chair Giannakos, Symeon – Salve Regina University, United States, symeon.giannakos@salve.edu

Discussant(s) Black, Jan – Academy of American Franciscan History, United States, jblack@miis.edu

Papers China as a Security Provider and Its Military Modernisation

Zanardi, Claude – King’s College London, United Kingdom, claudia.zanardi@kcl.ac.uk

Chinese Nationalism and Foreign Policy: Implications for Security and Cooperation

Giannakos, Symeon – Salve Regina University, United States, symeon.giannakos@salve.edu

Escalation Dominance as a Means of De-escalate Conflicts in Regions of International Interest

Jung, Hermann – No affiliation, Austria, gabihe@a1.net

RC30.19 Policy Advice in Comparative Perspective: from Shaping Political Discourse to Policy Change
Thursday, July 28 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-7 / 1.E

Chair Zaytsev, Dmitry – National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia, zaytsevdi2@gmail.com

Co-Chair Howlett, Michael – Simon Fraser University, Canada, howlett@sfu.ca

Discussant(s) Zittoun, Philippe – École nationale des travaux publics de l’Etat, France, pzittoun@gmail.com

Papers Climate Change Adaptation in Urban Water Policy: From Advice to Adoption and Implementation

Jensen, Olivia – National University of Singapore, Singapore, olivia.jensen@nus.edu.sg

Patterns Of Science-Policy Interaction in The Netherlands

Hoppe, Robert – University of Twente, Netherlands, r.hoppe@utwente.nl

The Technological Community Impact on Policy Decisions in the Field of the Science and Technology Sector (Case of India and Russia)

Belyaeva, Nina – National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia, nina.belyaeva@gmail.com

Rajhans, Sanjay – National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia, srajhans@hse.ru

RC35.04 Global Governance, Poverty and Human Security
Thursday, July 28 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.9

Chair Oberoi, Roopinder – University of Delhi, India, roopinderoberoi36@rediffmail.com

Co-Chair Rocha de Sousa, Miguel – Universidad de Évora, Portugal, miguelrochasousa@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Vajpeyi, Dhirendra – University of Northern Iowa, United States, dkv@cfu.net

Papers Fragmented Responses towards Global Government: The Indian Context

Rai, Sheila – University of Rajasthan, India, sheilarai@rediffmail.com

Global Justice: A Critical-theoretical Interpretation

Choudhary, Abhishek – Jawaharlal Nehru University, India, abhishek.chy23@gmail.com

Helping Smallholder Farmers Enjoy Modern Technology and Economy of Scale: Cross-regional Farm Machinery Services in China

Zhong, Funing – Nanjing Agricultural University, China, fnzhong@njau.edu.cn

Networking Nutrition? Transnational Policy Assemblages and the New Agenda for Food Security in Africa

Munro, William – Illinois Wesleyan University, United States, wmunro@iwu.edu

Union’s Sustainable Development Strategy and its Applications in Portugal

Perdigão, Daniela – Pontificia Universidade Catolica de Minas Gerais, Brazil, daniela_perdigao@yahoo.com.br

RC37.11 Understanding the Roles of National Experts in Global Political Economy
Thursday, July 28 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 0.A

Papers National Experts Ability to Negotiate Access

Shah, Mian Abid – University of Bath, United Kingdom, abidshah@hotmail.co.uk

Perceiving and Positioning Chinese National Experts Within the International Political Science Socium

Sarafian, Angela – No affiliation, Bulgaria, sarafian.angela@gmail.com

The Rights-based Approach (RBA) and the Partnership the between NGOs: Of What Benefits to Southern Development Experts?

Olawoore, Babatunde – University of Portsmouth, United Kingdom, babatunde.olawoore@port.ac.uk

RC48.04 Administrative Culture in Different Cultural Contexts: Comparative Analyses
Thursday, July 28 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 2.1

Chair Basu, Ashok Ranjan – No affiliation, India, ladyivy@rediffmail.com

Discussant(s) Chandel, Nittam – Swami Vivekanand Government College Ghumarwin, India, nittam@gmail.com

Papers Administrative Culture and Post-Liberalization Governance Reforms: Indian Experience with Equity and Fairness

Gautam, C. K. – Agra College, India, ckgaca@gmail.com

Bajpai, Arunoday – Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University, Agra, India, arunodaybajpai@gmail.com

Defeating the Self and Others: Post-industrial Capitalism in South Africa

Van Riet, Gideon – Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education, South Africa, gideon.vanriet@nwu.ac.za

Emergence of Institutional Islamophobia: The Case of the Charity Commission of England Wales

Patel, Ismail – University of Leeds, United Kingdom, ss14iap@leeds.ac.uk

Governability of Public Policy and Inclusive Growth in the BRICS

Smorgunov, Leonid – Saint Petersburg State University, Russia, leonid@ls2502.spb.edu

RC51.24 Theorizing Emergence: IR and IPE Theory and the Emerging Market Democracies
Thursday, July 28 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.2

Chair Rodrigues Vieira, Vinicius – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, rodriguesvieira@gmail.com

Co-Chair Oliveira, Amancio – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, amancioj@usp.br

Discussant(s) Onuki, Janina – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, janonuki@gmail.com

Gupta, Surupa – University of Mary Washington, United States, sgupta@umw.edu

Papers A Stepping Stone: Regionalism as the First Stage for Brazil’s and India’s Domestic Interests in Trade Policy

Rodrigues Vieira, Vinicius – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, rodriguesvieira@gmail.com

Regulatory Governance in Latin America: Shifting or Reinforcing Imbalances Between State, Market and Society?

Montes de Oca Barrera, Laura Beatriz – Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Mexico, Mexico, lbmontesdeoca@sociales.unam.mx

Shifting Goal-posts: Global IPR Norms and the US-India Conflict

Gupta, Surupa – University of Mary Washington, United States, sgupta@umw.edu

The Emergence of Power from Society’s Standpoint: Brazil as a Case Study

Oliveira, Amancio – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, amancioj@usp.br

Onuki, Janina – Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, janonuki@gmail.com

SS.10 Transition et Dialogue national en Tunisie
Thursday, July 28 | 15:30-17:15 | Room PCC-15 / 1.B

Chair M’Rad, Hatem – Université du 7 Novembre à Carthage, Tunisia, hat.mrad@gmail.com

Discussant(s) Morlino, Leonardo – Libera Universita Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli, Italy, morlino@luiss.it

Ben Salem, Maryam – Université de Sousse, Tunisia, maryambs@gmail.com

El Amouri, Hamid – Université Mohammed V de Rabat, Morocco, helamourilachab@gmail.com

Participant Index

A

Aars, Jacob 88, 173

Abadan-Unat, Nermin 180

Abarca, Alejandro 95, 101

Abaseaca, Raluca 180

Abbott, Jason 95, 114

Abdalla, Nadine 206

Abdelhmid, Nechad 92

Abdelouahab, Amrouch 177

Abdel Rahman, Nayera 206

Abdi, Zhaleh 142

Abellán Artacho, Pedro 168, 169

Aboim, Sofia 106, 205

Abomo, Pierre 227

Abramovich, Nicolai 192

Abreu, Mariana 189

Abrol, Sakshi 112, 168

Abts, Koenraad 85, 190

Abu-Laban, Yasmeen 113

AbuOsba, Bilqis 85

Abu-Rumman, Samir 181

Acar, Zeynep Selin 214

Accornero, Guya 159

Acharya, Arpan 184, 185

Ackermann, Kathrin 156

Adal Dundar, Reside 92

Adam, Christian 182

Adam, Heribert 115

Adamo, Silvia 154

Adamson, Fiona 186

Adcock, Robert 183

Adejuwon, David 73

Adeola, Gabriel Lanre 73, 101, 221

Aderemi, Adewale 91

Adewumi, Eyitayo 114

Adhikari, Prakash 116

Adinolfi, Goffredo 121, 188

Adjagbe, Mathieu 111

Aeijaz, Tanvir 126, 191

Afef, Souguir 186, 214

Afonso Carneiro, Fernanda Maria 129, 174

Agarin, Timofey 202, 223

Agathangelou, Pantelis 229

Agbaje, Elijah 159

Agbo Uchechukwu, Johnson 207

Aguayo, Julio 106

Aguiar-Aguilar, Azul A. 85, 228

Aguiar, Natália 143

Aguilar, Sergio 231

Aguilera, Gabriel 125

Agum Ribeiro, Ricardo 121

Aguzzi, Tommaso 177

Ahlbäck Öberg, Shirin 88, 98

Ahmad, Aisha 191

Ahmadi, Azam 196

Ahmed, Iftekhar 165

Ahmed, Mughees 90

Ahmed, Shakil 163, 206

Ahmed, Syeda Saima 214

Ahn, Jong-Soon 134

Ahonen, Pertti 86

Ahrens, Petra 84, 97, 178

Aihie, Joseph 120

Aina, Ayandiji Daniel 114

Aizawa, Nobuhiro 224

Ajayi, Femi 114

Akani, Christian 213

Akar, Başak 205

Akbal, Özdemir 129

Akbarzadeh, Shahram 146

Akdag, Melis 127, 197

Akgünay, Rafet 82

Akgunay, Sinan 82

Akhmetkarimov, Bulat 74

Akongnwi Ngwa, Nkwah 81, 207

Akyildiz, Kaya 210

Akyol, Ender 196

Alabi, Joshua olaniyi 167, 177

Aladag Gorentas, Itir 225

Alagöz Gessler, Helin 146, 147

Alamli, Hadi 158, 177

Alam, MD Aftab 196

Alam, Thomas 192, 201

Alao, David 114

Alarcón Pérez, Pau 113, 130

Alauzen, Marie 134

Albala, Adrián 146, 148, 178, 204, 205

Albaugh, Ericka 175, 176

Albertini, Alessandro 97

Alcantara, Manuel 130

Aldé, Alessandra 150

Aldeguer-Cerdá, Bernabé 83

Aleriano, Waldo 208

Alexiadou, Despina 152

Ali, Amro 220

Alieva, Natavan 228

Ali-Khan, Carolyne 167

Aliu, Armando 161, 214

Aliu, Dorian 161, 214

Alizadeh, Naseraddin 158

Alkhatib, Mutaz 123

Allam, Marie-Charlotte 135

Allegretti, Giovanni 86

Allen, Charles 98, 144

Almeida, Mariza 229

Almeida, Wellington 154, 161

Alon-Barkat, Saar 88, 125

Alonso, Sonia 78

Alpalá, Freddy 210

Alsharabati, Carole 174

Altinbay, Egehan 149

Altintop, Nevin 98

Altunok, Mustafa 108

Alvarado, Arturo 122, 173

Alva, Raymundo 225

Alvarez Hernandez, Analays 227

Alvarez, Mauricio 144, 179

Alves, Vinícius 196

Amadeo, Javier 208

Amaral, Angela 219

Amarante, José 117

Amaya-Ventura, Maria de Lourdes 93

Amchich, Mohammed 132

Amery, Fran 84

Amoretti, Francesco 118

Amusan, Lere 149, 186

Anciano, Fiona 83, 121

Anders, Lisa H. 141

Anders-Morawska, Justyna 208

Anderson, Paul 78, 218

Andrade Barbosa, Luis Felipe 228

Andrade, Louise 102

Andreadis, Ioannis 121, 203

Andrew, Nancy 77

Andrews, Rhys 88

Aniche, Ernest 81, 214

Anthony, Mely Caballero 91, 92

Antía, Florencia 105

Antkowiak, Paweł 160

Apam, James 199

Appaiah, Parvathy 87, 217

Aquino Llinares, Nieves 206

Aragon, Jaime 73, 128

Arai, Yusuke 90

Araki, Yoshinobu 115, 143

Arami, Reiko 172

Araújo, Suely 161

Arban, Erika 191

Arbatli, Ekim 109

Arcidiacono, Davide 99

Areesh Kumar, Karamala 110

Arias, Eric 161

Arias-Maldonado, Manuel 145, 221

Ariely, Gal 132

Armony, Victor 113, 128

Armoyu, Muhammad 119, 195

Arrighi, Jean-Thomas 180

Arruda, Larissa 93

Artelaris, Panagiotis 90

Artioli, Francesca 130, 141

Arugay, Aries 181

Arukonda, Hariprasad 203

Asenbaum, Hans 135, 136

Asiedu, Edward 74

Askvik, Steinar 163

Aspriadis, Neofytos 167, 205

Assis, Emerson 189

Assumpção-Rodrigues, Marta 107, 174

Astramowicz-Leyk, Teresa Ewa 151, 160

Ateş Eren, Merve 215

Atienza, Maria Ela 230

Atitebi, Babatunde Adeniyi 101, 167

Atkinson, Carol 144, 231

Atria, Jorge 215

Audubert, Victor 104

Auer, Daniel 169

Avelino, Flor 156

Avendano, Octavio 90

Averbukh, Lidia 96, 102

Avila, Mariano 157

Avksentev, Viktor 124, 217, 230

Avritzer, Leonardo 86, 157, 166

Avzalova, Elmira 112

Awono Eyebe, Philippe 195

Aybas, Meryem 148

Ayda, Onur 187

Aydin, Seda 199

Aydin, Filiz 110

Aygul, Cenk 230

Ayhan, Berkay 109

Ayna, Yunus Emre 154

Aytaç, Ahmet Murat 209

Azevedo, Flavio 77, 159

Azhar, Muhammad 86

Azizah, Nurul 91, 206

Azizuddin, Muhammad 75

B

Babarczy, Balázs 192

Baba, Yahaya 74, 177

Babovic, Vladan 145

Bache Fidan, Christina 87

Bacher, Stéphanie 167

Bach, Tobias 78, 107, 125

Bäcker, Roman 46, 109, 169, 199

Badri, Farhood 147

Badruzzaman, Aeshna 205

Badulescu, Cristiana Lavinia 216

Badurdeen, Fathima 206

Bae, Byeong Jin 162

Baechtiger, Andre 170

Bae, Green 200

Baek, Seung-ho 101

Baena López, Carlos Alberto 206

Baer, Judith 98, 105

Baeta, Odemir 188

Bahcecik, Serif Onur 149

Baiasu, Sorin 192

Bajpai, Arunoday 82, 132, 232

Baker, Paul 189, 197, 229

Bakhsh Rais, Rasul 191

Bakir, Caner 182

Balbachevsky, Elizabeth 107, 174, 201

Balcerek-Kosiarz, Marta 203

Balcerowicz, Leszek 45

Baldinger, Sarah 82

Baldwin, David 156

Bale, Tim 144

Bali, Azad Singh 134, 182, 183

Bali Kurtarir, Elif 149

Ballester Rodríguez, Mateo 117, 118, 206

Ballington, Julie 93

Bancerz, Margaret 146

Bania, Radosław 129

Banjac, Sandra 106

Banting, Keith 216

Barandova, Tatiana 116

Barbosa, Bárbara 89

Barbosa, Gisele 146

Barbosa, Leon 85

Barcelo, Joan 129

Barclay, William 75, 186

Bardall, Gabrielle 93

Bardia, Meena 132, 133, 190

Barker, Philip 81

Barman, Sayantani 109

Barone, Sylvain 135, 141

Barozet, Emmanuelle 215

Barragan, Melany 93, 121, 130, 131

Barrat, Jordi 216

Barreto Lima, Martonio

Mont’Alverne 114, 197

Barrios, Beatriz 110

Barroso Cortes, Francisco Salvador 129

Barros Soares, Leonardo 115

Barrow, Clyde 168, 221

Bartl, Gabriel 186

Bartolome, Edurne 228

Bartu, Öykü Naz 101

Baskakova, Yulia 105, 152

Baskan, Birol 146, 210

Baskavak, Gulsah 200

Baskavak, Yetkin 140, 200

Başkaya, Gülçe 218

Bassel, Leah 175

Basu, Amrita 206, 213

Basu, Ashok Ranjan 102, 226, 232

Basural, Idil 136

Basu, Rumki 132

Bathelt, Severin 199

Baubock, Rainer 180

Baudner, Joerg 229

Bauhr, Monika 83, 98, 147, 185

Baumeister, Andrea 192, 218

Baver, Sherrie 204, 205

Baycan, Esma 127

Bayer, József 172, 190

Bayes, Jane 183, 197

Baykal, Gokce 187

Baylouny, Anne Marie 207

Bayramzadeh, Kamal 82

Beach, Derek 99

Beauregard, Katrine 97, 154

Bebić, Domagoj 95, 104, 114

Bebler, Anton 131, 132, 216

Becquet, Vincent 192

Bejma, Agnieszka 227

Bélanger, Éric 155

Bélanger, Olivier 223

Belarbi, Yacine 81

Belchior, Ana M. 90, 107, 222

Belém Lopes, Dawisson 150, 174, 175, 225

Belkacem, Djamila 220

Bello, Enzo 197

Belmonte, Irene 83

Belyaeva, Nina 179, 231

Bencivenga, Rita 76

Bendaoud, Maroine 224

Bene, Marton 124

Benkaddour, Fatima Ezzohra 157

Bennett, Lance 123

Ben-Rafael Galanti, Sigal 139

Ben Saad, Safa 120, 163

Ben Salem, Maryam 232

Bensa Morales, Jessica 126, 188

Benstead, Lindsay 132, 181

Benyera, Everisto 116

Benz, Arthur 98, 171

Bergeron, Kristina Maud 99

Bergmann, Eirikur 130, 155, 209

Bergqvist, Christina 172

Berg-Schlosser, Dirk 127, 142

Bermudez, Sandra 104

Bernard, Tiphaine 128

Berndtson, Erkki 99, 146, 183

Bertels, Jana 78

Berzi, Matteo 181

Besel, Karl 75

Bessant, Judith 167

Beste, Simon 170

Best, Heinrich 171

Bezerra Alves, Suellen 114

Bezerra Puigseck, Emily Monique 213

Bezes, Philippe 78, 144, 155

Bhushan, Ankita 81

Bhushan, Rekha 81

Biebricher, Thomas 123

Bieniek, Karol 203

Biernacka-Ligieza, Ilona 170

Biewener, Ann-Kathrin 81

Bilić Meštrić, Klara 147

Bingöl, Yilmaz 73, 205, 206

Binnema, Harmen 113

Birch, Lisa 112, 201, 228

Bird, Karen 119, 155

Biroli, Flávia 93

Bisht, Ramila 165

Biskup, Przemyslaw 113, 141

Biswas, Aparajita 115

Bittencourt Rodrigues Lopes, Rafael 120

Bjarnegard, Elin 93, 132, 172, 198

Bjørhusdal, Eli 109

Bjorkman, James 98, 165

Black, Jan 98, 231

Blaette, Andreas 108

Blair, David 81, 195

Blanchard, Kenneth 163

Block, James 74

Blokhina, Alena 204

Bloomfield, Alan 87, 168

Bloom, Tendayi 77

Blouin Genest, Gabriel 219

Blumenberg, Manuela 230

Blunt, Gwilym David 112

Boasiako, Antwi 102

Bober, Sergiusz 159

Bochorodycz, Beata 143

Bodur Ün, Marella 149, 164

Bogaards, Matthijs 82, 172, 173

Bohas, Alexandre 101

Bohigues, Asbel 130, 131

Bojarowicz, Tomasz 152

Bokajło, Wieslaw 151

Bokszczanin, Izolda 81, 113, 227

Bolcu, Claudiu 175

Bolgherini, Silvia 93, 130, 179

Boncourt, Thibaud 99, 133, 183, 192

Bondaz, Antoine 89

Bonnes, Stephanie 162

Bonoli, Giuliano 169

Bonotti, Matteo 118

Borba, Felipe 97

Borbath, Endre 90, 200

Borenstein-Nativ, Keren 108

Borge, Julie Ane Odegaard 87, 88

Borghetto, Enrico 102, 103

Borgna, Camilla 103

Borkowska-Nowak, Małgorzata 75, 160

Borrell, Alexandre 106, 155

Borz, Gabriela 98

Bosancianu, Constantin Manuel 101, 190

Bosch, Tanja 106

Bosco, Michel 158, 209

Bottel, Maxime 90

Boucoyannis, Deborah 76, 161

Bourai, Himanshu 213

Bourblanc, Magalie 159

Bourne, Angela 196

Bowler, Shaun 133, 134, 228

Bowlus, John 74

Boyadjian, Julien 104

Boyd, Mark 111, 112

Boyle, Edward 224

Bracciale, Roberta 97

Bragaglia, Maria 222

Braga, Maria do Socorro 153, 200

Braig, Marianne 215

Brake, Salim 119, 205

Bramhayya, Chakali 110, 149, 177

Branco, Rui 221

Brandao, Filipa 221

Brändle, Verena K. 171

Brandon, William 133, 193

Brańka, Tomasz 160

Bransden, Simon 78, 218

Brans, Marleen 93, 156, 228

Brasher, Ryan 117

Bratt, Duane 79

Bratton, Michael 77

Braun Binder, Nadja 216

Brendel, Christoph 121

Brenner, Noam 166

Bressers, Daphne 145

Breton, Eléanor 76

Breton, Mélodie 85

Breuer, Anita 74

Bright, Jonathan 104

Brismat, Nivia Marina 144

Brocate, Roberto 148

Brohan, Soizic 216

Brooks, Risa 144

Brown, A J 134, 144

Brown, Prudence R 208

Brueckner, Julian 80

Brusylovska, Olga 82, 207, 208

Buainain, Antonio 174

Bucaite Vilke, Jurga 140, 203, 227

Buck, Pedro 153

Bues, Andrea 201

Bugni, Renata 92

Buhari Gulmez, Didem 179

Bukovskaya, Natalia 197

Bülbül, Özlem 187

Bull, Peter 218

Bulut, Izem Zeynep 155, 215

Bundi, Pirmin 162

Buquet, Daniel 140, 200

Burakowski, Adam 163

Burchard, Gretha 88

Burckhardt, Till 127, 147, 184

Burdelski, Marceli 100, 230

Burgonski, Piotr 113

Busanello, Elisabete 189

Busher, Joel 101, 205

Buβ, Björn 96

Büthe, Tim 147, 161, 185

Buur, Lars 73

Buzogany, Aron 73

Byalahalli Suryaprakash, Manjunath 101

C

Cabada, Ladislav 161

Cabeza, Laura 78

Cabrita, Luís 107

Caetano, João 131, 207, 226

Caglar, Guelay 143, 215

Cairo, Heriberto 96, 180, 222

Calabrò, Alessio 210

Calder, Kent 168

Calderon-Gongora, Gisela 154

Calderon, Maria-Jose 125

Calise, Mauro 194, 196, 215, 226

Callamard, Agnes 118

Calleros-Rodriguez, Hector 92, 93, 217

Callerstig, Anne-Charlott 84

Calmet, Yasmin 111, 140

Calmon, Paulo 161

Calzada, Ines 173, 193

Cambrezy, Mélanie 87, 181

Camelo Zamudio, J. Astrid 168, 214

Caminotti, Mariana 97

Cammino, Pellegrino 126, 164

Camões, Pedro 224

Camonita, Francesco 181

Campello, Daniela 161

Campi, Alicia 168

Campos, Cinthia 209

Cancela, Joao 230

Caouette, Dominique 143

Capano, Giliberto 79, 201

Carballo, Marita 96

Carbone, Giovanni 104

Carbonneau, Jean-Rémi 136

Carciumaru, Radu 88, 115

Cardenal, Ana S. 86, 124

Cardinal, Linda 196

Cardoso de Castro, Brenda Thainá 92, 93, 228

Carlotti, Benedetta 103, 226

Carlsson, Vanja 178

Carmenati González, Meysis 91

Carney, Gemma 76

Caro, Nelly 172, 189

Carrera-Hernandez, Ady 126, 188

Carrera Kurjenoja, Kristian Xavier 84, 159

Carreras, Miguel 107, 190

Carrillo-Lopez, Ana 206

Carrillo Sáenz, Roberto 223

Cartrite, Britt Ashton 86, 202, 229

Carvalho, Ernani 209, 228

Carver, Terrell 46, 197

Casal Bertoa, Fernando 73, 97

Casal, Daniel 179

Casanova, Fernando 144

Casas-Casas, Andrés 105

Casas-Zamora, Kevin 196

Case, William 181

Cassani, Andrea 123, 124, 229

Castellanos, Ana Sofia 141

Castellon, Maria Ignacia 74

Castillo, Lidia 114, 197

Castro, Carlos Potiara 135, 148, 208

Castro, Henrique 105

Castro, Luis 217

Castro Quezada, Douglas Ernesto 186

Castro Santos, Maria Helena 80

Casula, Mattia 158, 188

Cattafi, Carmelo 143, 208, 221

Cautres, Bruno 119

Cavaghan, Rosalind 97

Cebulak, Pola 75

Ceccobelli, Diego 112, 226

Celis, Karen 84, 222, 230

Centeno, Miguel 76

Cepik, Marco 186

Cepo, Dario 201

Cepoi, Victor 121

Cerioli, Luíza 148

Cermak, Daniel 179

Cerny, Philip G. 45, 75, 76, 167, 168

Cestaro, Andrea 194

Cetrà, Daniel 147, 158

Ceylan Tok, Gül 147, 225

Chabanet, Didier 119, 206

Chabot, Joceline 227

Chabova, Kristyna 83, 116

Chacko, Priya 192

Chadjipadelis, Theodore 121, 133, 134, 203

Chailleux, Sébastien 99, 145

Chalmers, Jim 46

Chałubińska-Jentkiewicz, Katarzyna 170

Chambru, Cedric 153

Chandel, Nittam 132, 209, 226, 232

Chang, Alex 96

Chang, Angelin 132, 133

Chang, Chun-chih 76

Chang, Shanlin 131

Chang, Teh-Kuang 46, 132, 133, 190

Chang, Yu-Tzung 87, 96, 193

Chan, Joseph 102

Chan, Ngai Keung 84

Chao, Chien-min 76

Charron, Nicholas 83

Chartrand, Alex 143

Chatagnier, Tyson 111

Chatterjee, Anirban 207

Chatterjee, Anshu Nagpal 207, 214

Chaudhary, Rahul 174, 214

Chaudhry, Praveen K 195

Chaudhuri, Bidisha 83

Chauvel, Jeanne 130, 141

Chen, Ching-Chang 82

Chen, Chun-Hung 143

Cheng, Cindy 185

Cheng, Edmund 119

Chen, Hsin Chih 197

Chen, Hugh Pei-Hsiu 119

Chen, Wen 156, 165

Chen, Yueh-Ching 131

Chhim, Christopher 155

Chiamogu, Peter Amobi 174, 204

Chiamogu, Uchechukwu Peacesonia 174

Chiba, Ryo 170

Chihaia, Mihai Sebastian 102, 159

Chikh, Djamel 147

Childs, Sarah 222

Chilton, Adam 161

Chiru, Mihail 93, 103

Chitukutuku, Edmore 116

Chmilewski, Katja 84

Chohan, Usman 123

Choi, Jongho 134

Choi, Timothy 82

Choi, Won Jae 217

Choi, Young Jin 172

Choi, Young Jun 134

Cholakkathodi, Jawhar 163

Choudhary, Abhishek 231

Choudhary, Ladhu R. 74, 149

Chowdhury, Ishita 213

Chowdhury, Nusrat 217

Christensen, Henrik Serup 112, 170

Christensen, Love 102

Christensen, Tom 173

Christiansen, Flemming Juul 142, 180

Christou, Fanny 119, 205

Chubarova, Tatiana 165

Chuma, Wallace 106

Chung, Moo Kwon 134, 191

Chunhao, Chang 222

Chu, Yun-Han 77, 96

Cianetti, Licia 95, 223 Çiçek, Fatih 186

Ciegotura, Łukasz 170

Cilliler, Yavuz 115

Cingolani, Luciana 92, 228

Ciordia Morandeira, Alejandro 87

Ciornei, Irina 180

Citrin, Jack 216

Citroni, Giulio 104

Clark, Helen 46

Clau, Dermont 88

Clemente, Gladys 195

Clement, Paul 129

Closa, Carlos 179

Clulow, Zeynep 82

Coakley, John 190

Coban, Mehmet Kerem 107

Cockburn, Jenny 143

Coelho, Fernando 161

Coelho, Margareth 89, 207

Coelho, Vera 107, 120

Coenders, Marcel 169, 217

Coghill, Ken 171, 180

Cohen, Matthew 205

Cohen, Yolande 183

Colazingari, Silvia 104

Cole, Alistair 98, 99

Colebatch, Hal 75, 112

Cole, Natalie 127

Cole, Richard 144

Colino, César 116, 173, 174

Coller, Xavier 121

Collini, Mattia 122

Comparato, Bruno 191

Compel, Radomir 80

Confalonieri, Maria Antonietta 196

Connaughton, Bernadette 215

Consuegra, Luis J. 75

Contamin, Jean-Gabriel 95, 104, 114, 183

Contrera, Flávio 162

Cooper, Luke 129, 130, 150

Coppedge, Michael 124

Copus, Colin 76

Corbett, Jack 97, 135, 145

Corgan, Lena 46

Coronado, Irasema 88, 154

Coronel, Alejandro Anibal 104

Correa de Melo, Herena 157

Coskun, Selmin Seda 73

Costache, Dragos 163

Costa, Edna 105, 221

Costa, Juliana 226

Costa Pinto, António 113

Cotta, Maurizio 113, 152, 162

Coutant, Hadrien 193, 202

Coutiño, Fabiola 110, 203

Covarrubias, Arlette 172, 189

Cozzo Betat de Souza, Erick 228

Crandall, Erin 153, 190

Crandall, Matthew 220

Cranston, Bryan 148, 195

Cremonesi, Cristina 155

Crepaz, Katharina 167, 206, 223

Criado Aguilera, José Ismael 97

Cristancho, Camilo 124

Croissant, Aurel 181, 225

Croucher, Stephen 131, 207

Crowther, William 172

Csata, Zsombor 127

Cuadrado Bolanos, Jara 220

Cucca, Roberta 191

Cuda, Emilce 157

Culhane, Leah 198

Cunha, Carlos 112, 216, 227

Cunha Filho, Clayton 119, 153

Cupolo, Marco 152

Curado, Pedro 81

Curini, Luigi 129

Curley, Tyler 76

Curran, Giorel 146

Curtin, Jennifer 172, 217, 222

Curyło, Barbara 160

Czapiewski, Tomasz 141

Czapnik, Slawomir 160

Czech, Franciszek 155

Czesnik, Mikolaj 172

Czub, Jarosław Filip 146, 157

D

Dadasov, Ramin 228

Daeubler, Thomas 93, 94, 102

Dagenais, Olivier 118

Dagher, Munqith 86, 87

Daglar-Sezer, Nilgün 186

Dahlvik, Julia 104

Dal Bianco Perlin, Giovana 189

Dallara, Cristina 229

Dalle Mulle, Emmanuel 190

Damar, Erdem 147, 225

D’Amato, Gianni 180

Dandoy, Régis 191

Daniel, Brice 145

Danielyan, Hamazasp 223

Dannreuther, Charles 75

D Araujo, Maria 75, 113

Dardziński, Piotr 46

Dardanelli, Paolo 117, 126, 134, 135

Dare, Lain 127, 145, 228

Da-Silva-Rosa, Teresa 139

Da Silveira Steffens, Isadora 95

Daut, Nur Rafeeda 86

David-Barrett, Elizabeth 192

David, Charles-Philippe 79

David, François 126

Davis, Jeffrey 229

Daviter, Falk 135

Dawoody, Alexander 129, 130

Dayil, Plangsat 199, 162

Day, Morgan 215

Day, Shane 215

De Almeida Medeiros, Marcelo 195, 225

Deas, Joan 150

De Blasio, Emiliana 108, 217

De Briey, Laurent 168, 208

Decimo, Ludovica 157

De Costa, Ravi 102

Deda, Carin Caroline 145

Dedieu, Claire 141

Deegan-Krause, Kevin 73

Deem, Jacob 144, 145

De Figueiredo, Fernanda Odilla 133, 134

De Figueiredo Ferreira, Simaia 219

De Francesco, Fabrizio 98

De Jager, Nicola 142, 203, 204

Dekavalla, Marina 106

Dekker, Paul 78, 126, 156, 218

De La Fuente, Manuel 139

De La Fuente, Rosa 79

De Landtsheer, Christ’l 143, 160, 231

De Lange, Sarah 103, 190, 218

De la Paz, Gabriela 86, 96, 180

Delerue, Benoit 126

Del Grosso, Marc-Olivier 147

Delindro Goncalves, Sonia 102

Dellagi, Adel 140

Dell’Aguzzo, Loretta 147

De los Santos García, Laura Cecilia 221

Del Pino, Eloisa 173

De Luca, Thomas 77

Del Vecchio, Kévin 135

Demarest, Leila 91, 92

Dembinska, Magdalena 115, 163

De Mendonça Fernandes, Janaina 207

Demiray, Mehmet Ruhi 192

Demissie, Meseret/Macy 120, 186

Demmelhuber, Thomas 167

De Mucci, Raffaele 179

Denemark, David 96, 224

De Nève, Dorothée 135, 180

Deng, Zhe 198

Denis, Adeline 95

Denis, Mathieu 46, 127

De Oliveira, Elton Bruno 140

De Perini, Pietro 225

De Roeck, Mathias 142

De Schutter, Helder 167, 168, 196, 219

Deshpande, Rajeshwari 133, 190

Desoutter, Morgane 110, 119

De Souza, Astrid 162

De Souza Santos, Andreza Aruska 177

De Stefani, Paolo 225

Deutsch, Franziska 225

Devaux, Jean Baptiste 198

De Vega Alavedra, Elisabeth 81, 148, 177, 213

Deviá, Veronica 216

De Vries, Walter Timo 99

Dey, Sreejita 214

Dhakal, Tek Nath 163

Diamandouros, Nikiforos 157, 166

Diamantidis, Marinos 123

Dias, André Luz Vieira 178

Dias, Antonio 230

Dias Coelho, Thierry 146

Dias Tischler, Monica 207

Diaz Alba, Carmen 122

Diaz Jimenez, Oniel Francisco 133, 173, 174

Diec, Joachim 222

Diesing, Johannes 128

Dietrich, Simone 147, 151, 161, 188

Diez, Jordi 158

Diez-Nicolas, Juan 86, 87

Di Giulio, Marco 130, 202

Dikici Bilgin, Hasret 215

Dima, Bogdan 131

Dimitrova, Antoaneta 116

Dimitrov, Martin 141

Dimulescu, Valentina 192

Dingeman-Cerda, Katie 207

Diniz, Eduardo 178

Diniz Filho, Paulo Ricardo 200

Diodati, Nicola 142

Dion, Eric 219

Dipama, Samiratou 111

Dmochowski, Tadeusz 159, 169

Dobek-Ostrowska, Bogusława 170

Dobrzanski, Dariusz 151

Doi, Kunji 154

Dolun, Deniz 73

Domański, Tomasz 150, 164

Dominese, Giorgio 129, 158

Domínguez Lizárraga, Nancy Guadalupe 142, 189

Dominioni, Samuele 167

Dongo Sueiro, Mayte Anais 120

Donovan, Todd 133, 143

Doran, Charles 80

Đorđević, Snežana 95

Dore, Giovanna Maria Dora 213

Dormagen, Jean-Yves 133, 134

Doroftei, Madalina 192

Dose, Nicolai 156

Dośpiał-Borysiak, Katarzyna 187

Dostie, Claude 89

Douillet, Anne-Cécile 130, 192

Do Vale, Helder 126, 155, 221

Dowlen, Oliver 130

Drapalova, Eliska 116

Drefs, Ines 124, 199

Dreher, Vincent 111

Drev, Matej 229

Dr. Hardt, Judith Nora 74

Drissi, Mounia 226

Driza Maurer, Ardita 216

Druez, Elodie 106

Duarte, Francisco 171

Duarte Lima de Barros, Ana Tereza 201

Duarte, Vanessa 174

Duba, Gulay Umaner 191

Dubrow, Joshua 223

Duda, Krzysztof 151

Dufour, Pascale 128, 129

Dufrasne, Marie 114

Duhant, Valentine 228

Duncan, Grant 197

Dundar, Onur 92

Dunlop, Claire 108, 135, 136

Dunne, Tim 46

Dupré, Jean-François 136, 175, 176

Dupuits, Emilie 181

Duque, Raquel 207

Durà Guimerà, Antoni 181

Durand, Mickaël 106

Durán, Marién 215

Duran, Roberto 111, 186, 219

Dutour, Julien 163

Dutta, Shankha Shubhra 109

Dvořáková, Vladimíra 208

Dzeumkoe Mawah, Valery 91

Dzuverovic, Nemanja 142, 214

E

Eboko, Fred 139

Echavarren, Jose 206

Eckhard, Steffen 155, 219

Edinger, Michael 93, 153, 162

Edoka, Ijeoma 165

Edwards, Bryce 139, 203

Edwards, Catrin 175, 176, 193

Efendiyev, Rufat 181

Ege, Asli 85, 210

Eggeling, Kristin 220

Egger, Clara 150

Eickhoff, Karoline 117

Eidlin, Fred 203

Ejobowah, John Boye 124, 145

El Amouri, Hamid 232

Elbra, Ainsley 193

Elfersy, Daphna 147

El Gendi, Yosra 106

Elias, Maria Ligia 162

Elkelani, Zeyad 181, 182

Elklit, Jørgen 73

El-Wakil, Alice 127

Elwell, Marlene 80

Endoh, Toake 187

Endo, Masahisa 129, 178

Engeli, Isabelle 84, 99

Engin, Celine 84

Enkler, Jan 107

Eppler, Annegret 141, 203

Eraly, Alain 215

Ersoy, Eyup 82, 195

Ertugal, Ebru 73

Esber, Paul 90

Escamez, Sebastian 92, 145

Escher, Tobias 95

Escobar, Juan-Camilo 128

Esmer, Yilmaz 85

Espinoza, Vicente 215

Esquivel, Gerardo 128

Eule, Tobias 79, 104, 122, 130, 221

Eumsin, Payan 127

Evangelia N., Markaki 133

Evans, Bryan 150

Evgeniya, Skoptsova 225

Evgenyeva, Tatiana 158

Ev, Leonardo 107

Eymeri-Douzans, Jean-Michel 215

Eyrice Tepeciklioğlu, Elem 210

Ezeibe, Christian 205

F

Fabian, Judit 105, 224

Fabisiak, Jan 99

Fabri, Eric 165

Fadhilah, Hasna Azmi 199

Falbo, Ricardo 131, 139, 177, 197

Falcão, Monique 131, 177

Falconiery, Andressa 131

Fallas-Santana, Agustin 101, 121

Fang, Songying 152

Fankem, Robert 91

Farazmand, Ali 108

Farha, Mark 146, 193

Faria, Alessandra 91

Farias, Alex 117, 214

Farley, Roger 184

Fatai, Abiodun 107

Fatke, Matthias 113

Faure, Alexandre 148, 220

Fauve, Adrien 197

Favero, Adrian 95

Fawcett, Paul 97

Fayomi, Oluyemi 162

Fazekas, Mihály 208, 209

Feeney, Sharon 192

Feinstein, Yuval 78

Fekri, Nader 87

Feldman, Ofer 156, 218

Felix Do Nascimento, Dmitri 226

Fenna, Alan 92, 134, 228

Fenner, Sofia 141

Ferey, Amelie 144

Fernandes, Antonio Sergio Araujo 161

Fernandes, Dmitri 110

Fernandes Vieira, Raphael 148

Fernández, Carlos 146

Fernández Crespo, Montse 217

Fernández, Eduardo 158

Fernandez Paramos Vieira, Julio Cesar 121

Fernandez Torne, Carlos 116

Ferreira, Ana Rita 91

Ferreira, Gabriela 109

Ferreira, José 81

Fervers, Lukas 113

Fesnic, Florin Nicolae 203, 227

Fey, Mira 105

Fichtmüller, Anna 91

Fiedler, Radoslaw 170, 171, 220

Figueroa, Ana 124

Figura, Joanna 161

Figus, Alessandro 170

Filipkowski, Janusz 170

Finez, Jean 202

Fink, Simon 88, 165

Fiorelli, Chiara 164

Fischer, Frank 135, 201

Fish, Jennifer N 154

Fiske, Rebecca 217

Flacco, Fernanda 107

Flack, Maggie M 201

Fleischer, Julia 78, 134, 173, 174

Fletcher, Natasha 222

Flis, Jaroslaw 143

Floss, Sidney 201

Foa, Roberto 132, 223

Fobé, Ellen 156

Fokou, Fridolin Martial 92

Folarin, Sheriff 116

Folke, Olle 133, 215, 224

Fontaine, Guillaume 99, 125

Fontana, Lorenza 206

Font, Joan 102, 112, 113, 130

Ford, Robert 169

Forest, Maxime 158

Forman, Michael 168

Fossati, Flavia 169

Fournier, Ma de Lourdes 128

Fournis, Yann 99

Fox, Colm 181

Fracchiolla, Domenico 179, 180

Franz, Barbara 198, 217

Fraune, Cornelia 136, 171, 189, 229

Freidenvall, Lenita 84, 178, 222

Freier, Carolin 228

Freire, Andre 121, 130, 131, 188

Freire Smith, Marla 105

Freitag, Markus 156

Frenkiel, Emilie 128, 198

Fretes Carreras, Luis Antonio 188

Friedman, P. Kerim 193

Fritz, Barbara 118

Frolovskiy, Dmitriy 146

Fuccillo, Antonio 157

Fuchs, Nathalie 85

Fujimura, Ichiro 97

Fuks, Mario 105

Fumagalli, Corrado 92, 208

Fustukian, Suzanne 165

G

Gäde, Robert 107

Gagatek, Wojciech 209

Gagné, Gilbert 149

Gaia, Lassaube 99

Gainous, Jason 114

Gaitán, Flavio 84, 174, 175

Gajowniczek, Tomasz 151

Galais, Carolina 113, 130

Galanti, Maria Tullia 104, 130, 141, 202

Galindo, Claudia 117

Gallarotti, Giulio 156, 197, 220

Gallego Duque, Sebastian 149

Galligan, Yvonne 76, 84, 164

Gallo, Adriana 140

Galus, Aleksandra 170

Gama, Isabela 81, 228

Gaman-Golutvina, Oxana 122, 194

Gambetti, Zeynep 209

Gamboa, Ricardo 134

Gapa, Angela 213

Garaio, Beñat 166

Garboni, Emanuela Simona 97

Garcés Ferrer, Jordi 224

Garcia, Francisco 207

García Guindo, Miguel 95

García-Guitián, Elena 121, 153

Garcia, Maria 101, 117, 219, 225

García, Massiel 221

Garcia, Nuria 109, 175, 176

García-Viñuela, Enrique 133

Garcia Xerez Silva, Andre 114

Gardenier, Matthijs 131, 154, 217

Garske, Joseph P 191

Gaspard, Helaina 123

Gasparetto, Alberto 129

Gasparishvili, Alexander 223

Gassier, Yolaine 198

Gatto, Malu 215

Gattoni, María Soledad 201

Gauja, Anika 225

Gautam, C. K. 232

Gauvin, Jean-Philippe 155

Gaventa, John 45, 127, 156, 183, 184

Gaweda, Barbara 222

Gawthorpe, Kateřina 177

Gawthorpe, Steven 154

Gazibo, Mamoudou 117, 118, 139

Gazieva, Ziyodakhon 78, 190

Gazzola, Michele 109

Gebremariam, Eyob 91

Gecer, Ekmel 112

Geissel, Brigitte 112, 141

Gelber, Katharine 46, 182

Gelen, Seyma 77

Gellman, Mneesha 136, 175

Gemechu, Degefe 73

Genc, Elif 122

Gencoglu Onbasi, Funda 187

Genieys, William 155

Genovese, Federica 185, 188

Gentile, Valentina 135

Georgiev, Vihar 171

Gerber, Marlène 170

Gerhold, Lars 186

Geri, Maurizio 101

German, Tracey 89

Germiyanoglu, Okan 183

Gevorgyan, Valentina 146

Gherghina, Sergiu 112

Ghica, Luciana Alexandra 146

Ghobadzadeh, Naser 90, 146

Giannakos, Symeon 231

Giannetti, Daniela 178

Giannone, Diego 118, 205

Gianolla, Cristiano 205

Gieg, Philipp 115

Giest, Sarah 145

Gilad, Sharon 88, 125

Gilas, Karolina 221

Gilbert, Robert 126, 156

Gilev, Aleksei 116

Gil, Javier 217, 218

Giordan, Giuseppe 225

Giovannini, Gabriele 220

Giri, Nivedita 140

Gjoksi, Nisida 116

Glinka, Kamil 169

Głowacki, Michał 170

Glueck, Sarah 126

Godin, Richard 227

Gokalp Aras, Ela 180

Goldman, Paulina 133

Goldthau, Andreas 136, 171

Golik, Katarzyna 77

Golinowski, Janusz 169

Golofast, Anastasia 108

Golunov, Sergey 224

Gomes, Eduardo Rodrigues 84

Gomes Moreira, Paula 110, 204

Gomez, Braulio 78

Gómez Lee, Martha Isabel 82

Gomez-Reino, Margarita 78, 200

Gomez-Tagle Lemaistre, Silvia 173, 174

Goncalves, Arnaldo 132

Goncalves, Cécile 167

Gonçalves, Madalena 195

Gongala, Petr 154

Gonzalez-Bailon, Sandra 86

Gonzalez-Chavarria, Alexander 116

González, Cristina 75

Gonzalez, Eduardo 229

Gonzalez, Esteban 208, 221

González García, Sergio Claudio 230

Gonzalez, Luis 173, 174

González Ulloa Aguirre, Pablo 221

González Villa, Carlos 96, 139

Goodman, Nicole 216, 223, 229

Goossens, Melissa 78

Goransson, Marie 215

Gorbak, Erica 29, 45, 226

Gorbunova, Ekaterina 213

Gorbunova, Mariia 96

Gordin, Jorge 104

Gosztonyi, Kristóf 187

Gouard, David 128

Gouasmia, Mohamed 213, 220

Gouglas, Athanassios 93

Gouws, Amanda 85, 105, 142, 162

Gozen Ercan, Pinar 168

Grandjean, Geoffrey 205, 227

Grant, Laura 117

Gratius, Susanne 149, 195

Gray, Julia 152, 184, 185

Graziani, Ghislain 133

Green, Manda 222

Greppi, Andrea 153

Grigorieva, Natalia 127, 165

Grimaldi, Selena 93

Grin, Eduardo 126, 188

Grin, François 127, 219

Groeneveld, Sandra 88

Grohs, Stephan 107, 182

Groll, Constantin 215

Grömping, Max 86, 95, 131

Grzybowska-Walecka, Katarzyna 227

Guarnieri, Carlo 228

Guaschino, Edoardo 135

Guasti, Petra 162, 172, 173

Gubova, Olga 168

Gudžinskas, Liutauras 175, 219

Guedes Neto, João Victor 112, 121, 186

Gueorguieva, Petia 103

Guerra, Lenin 161

Guerra, Simona 103, 171

Guerrero Valencia, Carolina 201

Guigner, Sebastien 82

Guillemette, Roger 184

Gulaliyev, Mayis 181

Gultekin, Osman 164

Günal, Altuğ 214

Günal, Cihan Necmi 214

Guner, Selin 110

Gunes, Cengiz 205

Güneylioğlu, Murat 149

Güngör, Melike 214

Gunther, Richard 223

Gunti, Ravinder 139

Gunya, Alexey 187

Guo, Dingping 77, 81, 148

Gupta, Anju 122

Gupta, Asha 184, 193

Gupta, Sanjay 132

Gupta, Surupa 232

Gursoy, Yaprak 182

Gutiérrez-Rodríguez, Juan D. 129, 224

Gutierrez Sanin, Francisco 77

Guvenc, Gunes 196

Guzmán, Daniela 158

H

Haake, Nels 186

Haass, Felix 83

Hachiya, Machiko 97, 147, 154, 223

Hadorn, Susanne 224

Haerpfer, Christian W 77, 181, 223

Hafez, Farid 225

Haggard, Stephan 161, 197

Hagopian, Frances 179

Halligan, John 108, 144

Hall, Rosalie 162

Hall, Steven 107, 207, 208

Hamanaka, Shingo 90

Hangartner, Dominik 169

Han, JeongHun 199

Han, Jung Taek 214

Hankivsky, Olena 178

Han, Oul 167

Han, Sang-Jin 85

Haque, Sk. Tawfique M. 163, 164, 216

Harada, Hiroo 115

Hara, Seiichi 154

Hardiman, Niamh 144

Harel Shalev, Ayelet 122

Harguindeguy, Jean-Baptiste 98, 99

Harnisch, Sebastian 225

Harper, Laurie 98

Hartzell, Caroline 82, 83

Harvey, Nicolas 112

Haselmayer, Martin 97

Hasgur, Mesud 90

Hashim, Mohsin 204

Hasmath, Reza 119, 190

Hassan, Hamdy 146

Hatab, Shimaa 81

Hatakeyama, Kyoko 82

Hatcher, Pascale 139

Haughton, Tim 73

Hauptmann, Emily 100, 183

Hawkesworth, Mary 183, 196

Hayat, Samuel 74, 128, 129, 208

Hazama, Yasushi 149

Hazan, Anna 103

Heather Kenyon, Kristi 128, 191

He, Baogang 102, 196

Hecker, Joëlle 205

Hegele, Yvonne 155

Hegelich, Simon 85

Heidbreder, Eva G. 130, 165, 182, 183

Heims, Eva 107, 155, 165

Heininen, Lassi 91, 92

Heinisch, Reinhard 103, 155, 225

Heinz, Dominic 201

Heirman, Wannes 160

Helbling, Marc 217

Helmdag, Jan 192

Hendrickse, Rozenda 83, 84

Henin, Thibaud 166

Henriksen, Lars Skov 84

Herberg-Rothe, Andreas 221

Hercog, Metka 79

Herizi, Ratiba 111

Hermanns, Heike 100, 136, 166

Hernandez, Andres 135

Hernández Bermúdez, Orietta 148

Hernandez, Ma.Aide 110

Hero, Rodney 189

Hess, Pamela 152

Heuer, Vera 85, 128, 129

Heurtaux, Jerome 153

Heydenrych, Pieter 153, 207

He, Yicong 218

Hickey, Sam 73

Higashijima, Masaaki 80, 129, 140

Hilpert, Ulrich 171, 189, 197, 229

Hilpert, Yasmin 229

Himmelroos, Staffan 170

Hinnougnon Nathaniel, Kitti 111

Hino, Airo 170

Hinterleitner, Markus 79, 150

Hirai, Kazuomi 142

Hirano, Hiroshi 107

Hiroi, Taeko 129

Hloušek, Vít 204

Hochschild, Jennifer 113

Höfer, Karel 102

Hoffmann-Lange, Ursula 84, 85, 153

Hofmann, Jeanette 108, 118

Hofnung, Menachem 153

Hogan, John 79, 150, 192

Holeindre, Jean-Vincent 92

Holli, Anne Maria 230

Holtmann, Everhard 166

Hombrado Martos, Angustias 126

Honda, Asako 148

Hong, Tao 198

Hoppe, Robert 231

Hora Góis, João Bosco 171

Hordecki, Bartosz 80, 170

Horii, Satoko 122

Horikane, Yumi 118

Horton, John 134

Horvath, Michal 123

Hösl, Maximilian 108

Hostettler, Désirée 209

Howard, Cosmo 145

Howlett, Michael 134, 135, 145, 182, 231

Hsieh, Han-Hui 132

Hsueh, Chienwu (Alex) 177

Huang, Chang-Ling 164

Huang, Chen 174

Huang, Chung-Wei 193

Huang, Hsinhao 181

Huang, Kai-Ping 96, 143

Huang, Min-Hua 77, 87

Huang, Weiping 165

Hudon, Raymond 172, 190

Hufty, Marc 175

Hughes, Melanie 132, 172

Humlebæk, Carsten 110

Huneeus, Carlos 90

Hussain, Amjad 192

Hussain, Arif 148, 177, 190

Hussain, Mushtaq 146

Husson-Rochcongar, Céline 120

Hustedt, Thurid 145, 173, 174

Hwang, San-Yih 131

Hymans, Jacques 84, 92, 93

I

Ianoni, Marcus 195, 222

Iazzolino, Gianluca 199

Ibarra-López, Ignacio 217

Ibenskas, Raimondas 98

Ibrahim, Mohammed Nasiru 114

Ifejika, Solomon Ifeanyichukwu 164

Iff, Andrea Cornelia 82, 110

Iglesias Cavicchioli, Manuel 195

Iglesias, Marcos 109, 153, 177

Ignazi, Piero 85

Iida, Fumio 112

Ikechi-Ekpendu, Chioma 114

Ilicheva, Liudmila 184, 194

İlter Akarçay, Ebru 201

Ilyicheva, Mariya 183, 184

Ilyin, Mikhail 109, 152, 226

Imai, Kohei 224

Imai, Ryosuke 170

Imanov, Nazim 181

Imbeau, Louis M. 123

Im, Gihong 162

Im, Hyug Baeg 100, 136, 137

Inada, Juichi 142

Ingold, Karin 88, 156

Inguanzo, Isabel 128, 129, 217

Innes, John 148

Ioannides, Isabelle 75

Iokibe, Kaoru 76

Ionova, Anastasia 207

Iordanidou, Sofia 81

Ippolito-O’Donnell, Gabriela 157

Irchine, Iouri 157

Ireland, Patrick 189

Isike, Christopher 85, 188

Islam, Sadequl 132

Ito, Takeshi 134

Iusupov, Artur 126, 177, 196

Ivanyna, Maksym 228

Ives, Peter 219, 226

Iwasaki, Masahiro 90

Iyanda, Rachael 114

Izumi, Kaoru 142, 154, 223

J

Jach, Anna 86, 161

Jacobs, Kerry 123

Jadot, Clément 179

Jaime, Antonio M. 121

Jain, Aarushi 132

Jakesevic, Ruzica 149

Jakobi, Tobias 108

Jakobsen, Uffe 226

Jakus, Julia 203

Jalalzai, Farida 215, 216, 224

Jamil, Ishtiaq 163, 164

Jang, Dong-Jin 217

Jankowiak, Wojciech 46

Janotta, Lisa 104

Jansen, Carolin 218

Jansen, Giedo 85

Janusch, Holger 82

Janusz, Grzegorz 151

Jaramillo, Grace 99, 219

Jard Da Silva, Sidney 210

Jargowsky, Paul 222

Jarocki, Tomasz 160

Jarvandi, Reza 217

Jasiewicz, Krzysztof 172, 190

Jas-Koziarkiewicz, Marta 160

Jaśkowiak, Jacek 46

Jaskulski, Adam 160

Jaso, Marco 93

Jaspers, Eva 217

Jayasuriya, Kanishka 191, 192

Jennstål, Julia 126

Jenny, Marcelo 97

Jensen, Olivia 145, 231

Jentzsch, Hanno 84

Jerabek, Marketa Maria 216

Jewkes, Michael 152

Jha, Himanshu 77

Jimenez, Fernando 133, 164, 199

Jimenez, Juan Pablo 215

Joana, Jean 155

Johnson, Carol 140, 158, 191

Johnson, Erica 204

Johnson, John 171

Johnstone, Phil 79

Johnston, Niall 123

Johnston, Richard 216

Jordana, Jacint 107

Jose, Jim 75, 208

Josefsson, Cecilia 198

Joseph, Justin 190

Joshi, Saba 143

Jou, Willy 129, 178

Jovic, Nikola 203

Joy, Meghan 150

Jozanc, Nikolina 105

Juchacz, Piotr W. 186

Juchler, Dr. Ingo 164

Judell, Alice 218

Juillet, Luc 133

Ju, Minji 93

Jungblut, Jens 182

Jung, Hermann 231

Jurema, Bernardo 180

Jurkiewicz, Carole 108

Just, Petr 204, 227

K

Kaan, Christopher 109

Kaase, Max 166

Kabashima, Hiromi 97, 193

Kabir, Syeda Lasna 163, 164, 216

Kaçar, Fatmanur 147

Kacker, Snehil 139, 149

Kacperska, Magdalena 170

Kaczorowska, Małgorzata 73, 122, 227

Kadioglu, Bengi 214

Kadirbeyoglu, Zeynep 180, 187

Kage, Rieko 76, 85

Kahler, Miles 185, 197

Kajal, Purnima 124

Kakizaki, Masaki 103

Kalaycioglu, Ersin 209

Kalibataite, Zivile 82

Kalkhoven, Lieuwe 160

Kamel, Amir 89

Kaminski, Joseph 156

Kammermann, Lorenz 88

Kanai, Masayuki 115

Kanamaru, Yuji 97, 142, 154

Kang, Minah 200

Kang, Won-Taek 162, 199

Kang, Yi hyun 136

Kant, Sudarsan 91

Kapidzic, Damir 155

Kapila, Renu 132

Kapilashrami, Anuj 165

Kaplica, Koray 205

Kapsa, Izabela 160

Karadag, Haluk 228

Karadag, Roy 81

Karadeniz, Radiye Funda 111, 178, 179

Kara, Hilal 142

Karakas, Duygu 139, 207

Karakatsanis, Neovi 98, 182

Karamanidou, Lena 86, 180

Karamperidou, Despina 157

Karana Senol, Selin 205

Karim, Mohd Aminul 156, 193

Kartavtseva, Albina 167

Ka, Sangjoon 200

Kashwan, Prakash 146, 191

Kasianiuk, Krzysztof 201

Kasińska-Metryka, Agnieszka 86

Kasprowicz, Dominika 141

Kasuya, Yuko 83, 129

Kaszkur, Alina 160

Katakis, Ioannis 229

Kataria, Kanta 221

Katsumata, Hiroto 129

Kauchakje, Samira 145

Kaufmann, David 79, 95

Kaur, Ravneet 209, 210

Kautto, Petrus 146

Kavalski, Emilian 111

Kawamura, Michiya 115

Kayaalp, Dilek 118

Kaynak, Selcan 180

Kaysser, Nina 80

Kazepov, Yuri 191

Kear, Martin 90

Keil, Soeren 78, 108, 168, 218

Kelaher, Margaret 98, 133

Kelbel, Camille 98

Kelleci, Tuğçe 149

Keller, Rene 114, 197

Kenix, Linda Jean 217

Kenkel, Kai Michael 175

Kenny, Meryl 198

Kentmen-Cin, Cigdem 181

Kerbauy, Maria Teresa 93, 146, 178

Kern, Florian G. 185

Kersting, Norbert 123, 130, 131, 179, 216, 223, 229

Keskin, Fatih 155, 205

Kesselman, Mark 75, 109

Keuffer, Nicolas 179

Keuleers, Floor 178

Keulman, Kenneth 95, 220

Keunen, Stef 140

Khadkiwala, Nachiket 219

Khaghaghordyan, Aram 228

Khakhunova, Anna 98

Khallouki, Dounia 183

Khamidov, Alisher 74

Khan, Farus 200

Khan, Insha 132

Khan, Kamra 175

Khan, Md Rakibul Hasan 206

Khan, Sahir 123

Khan, Waqar 73, 119, 167

Khan, Zillur 156, 165, 193

Kharitonova, Oxana 204

Khatib, Ibrahim 230

Khelaia, Nino 146

Khillare, Tishya 142

Khodachek, Igor 204

Khorana, Sangeeta 219

Kido, Hideki 172

Kies, Raphael 198

Kilroy, Richard 140

Kim, Beum Suk 217

Kim, Euiyoung 162

Kim, Harris 124

Kim, HeaKyeong 136, 137

Kim, Hosup 162

Kim, Hyun Gon 134

Kim, Jaehyeon 178

Kim, Ji Sung 79

Kimmich, Morgane 133

Kim, Mikyoung 116, 125

Kim, Soonhee 79

Kim, Taehee 133

Kimura, Maki 164

KImura, Masato 102

Kim, Yeong-Soon 134

Kim, Yong Ho 136, 158, 199

Kim, Yooneui 178

Kim, Yoonho 79, 228

Kim, Youngmin 102

Kim, Youngwan 178

Kim, Yuhwi 113

Kim, Yunyoung 101

Kincaid, John 134, 135, 144, 218

King, Desmond 118, 119

Kinoshita, Ken 218

Kinzelbach, Katrin 116, 125

Kipgen, Nehginpao 105, 143, 190

Kirna, Catlyn 195, 220

Kirnali, Gülener 157

Kishi, Roudabeh 80

Kiss, Amarilla 207

Kizilova, Kseniya 77, 96

Kisacik, Sina 179

Kivrak, Esin 145

Kjær, Anne Mette 73

Klaus, Jacopo 126

Kleanthous, Athanasia 200

Kleindienst, Petra 164

Klein, Dominik 101

Kleiner, Tuuli-Marja 198

Klieman, Aharon 222

Klima, Michal 164

Klingemann, Hans-Dieter 85

Kmieciak, Robert 152

Knappe, Henrike 152

Kneuer, Marianne 46, 167, 225

Kniep, Ronja 108

Knill, Christoph 182

Knodt, Michele 171

Knoll, Bodo 90

Knutsen, Oddbjørn 85

Koba, Laura 151

Koçak, Canberk 91, 226

Kocak, Korhan 133

Kochedykov, Ivan 152

Koehler, Jan 187

Koenig, Lion 83, 105

Koh, Kyung Woong 84

Koivula, Aki 203

Koizumi, Masanori 150

Kolar Prasanna Kumar, Ashwini 101

Koldunova, Ekaterina 120

Koleva, Katarina 149

Kölln, Ann-Kristin 144, 200

Kolovos, Kyriakos 81

Kolsuz, Gunes 200

Koltun, Aleksandra 135

Komar, Olivera 178

Komarova, Tatiana 96

Komarov, Igor 96

Komarovskiy, Vladimir 183, 184

Komori, Yuta 190

konak unal, saadet 164

Konarski, Wawrzyniec 100, 193

Köni, Hakan 103

Koning, Edward 152

Konopelko, Agnieszka 158

Kook, Rebecca 122

Koos, Agnes 95, 216, 220

Koo, Sejin 78, 98

Kootstra, Anouk 169

Kopecek, Lubomir 203, 204

Korableva, Galina 196

Korablyova, Valeriya 113

Korkut, Umut 180

Ko, Sangtu 100

Kosiara-Pedersen, Karina 98, 144

Kosiba, Beata 170

Kosovic, Nikola 183

Kosowska-Gąstoł, Beata 204

Kostiuchenko, Tetiana 122

Kotevska, Biljana 76

Kothari, Namrata 75, 126

Kotowicz, Wojciech 169

Kotzé, Dirk 201

Kotze, Hennie 142

Kozak, Robert 148

Koziński, Bartosz 217

Kozuma, Junki 154

Kraemer, Peter 183, 184

Kraetzschmar, Hendrik 106

Kranendonk, Maria 180

Kravchenko, Ilya 179

Krawczyk, Mariusz 190

Kreci, Veli 210

Krell, Reid 85, 153

Kretschmer, Angelika 108

Kriesi, Hanspeter 90

Krimmer, Maren 207

Krimmer, Robert 216, 223, 229

Kroeber, Corinna 87, 122

Kronlund, Anna 74, 121

Krook, Mona Lena 93, 215

Kropp, Sabine 78, 166, 218

Krupp da Luz, Cicero 125, 162

Kucera, Frantisek 208

Kucharska, Anna 100

Kudryashova, Irina 204

Kuele, Giovanna 186

Kuhnle, Stein 184

Kuitto, Kati 192

Kulali, Yeliz 186

Kumar, Gowd Kiran 215

Kumari, Radha 208

Kumar, Madhurendra 202

Kumar, Rajeev 101

Kumar, Rajesh 75

Kumar, Sunil 180

Kumbaracibasi, Arda 215

Kume, Ikuo 147

Künzler, Johanna 192

Kuokstis, Vytautas 159

Kuperberg, Rebecca 93

Kuppens, Line 106, 217

Kural, Z. Ece 102

Kurşun, Ali Murat 111

Ku, Samuel C. Y. 177

Kushi, Sidita 205

Kuteleva, Anna 132, 222

Kuź, Michał 149

Kwok, Chi 84

Kwong, Yan Wai 78

Kwon, Hyeok Yong 134

Kwon, Soonmee 134

Kyo, Shunsuke 172

Kyriakidis, Kleanthis 129

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Laaksonen, Salla-Maaria 133

Labelle, Sarah 86, 131

Laboutková, Šárka 208

Lachapelle, Guy 46, 80, 178

Lachapelle, Jean 119, 141, 148

Lacroix, Isabelle 159

Ladner, Andreas 179

Lægreid, Per 88, 173

Lagacé-Nadon, Kathia 91, 143

Lagos, Marta 77, 96

Lagunes, Paul 192

Laisner, Regina 135

Lajh, Damjan 127, 224

Lalancette, Mireille 124

Lameirao, Camila 207

Laméris, Joran 191

Lam, Wai-man 112

Lang, Andrej 173

Lang, Marion 135

Lang, Sabine 84, 178

Lanko, Dmitry 149, 178

Lanzaro, Jorge 126

Larin, Stephen 115

Larrieu, Violette 183

Lauri, Triin 103

Laursen, Finn 149, 158

Lawlor, Andrea 190

Lawoti, Mahendra 154

Lawrence, Andrew 136

Lawrence, Christie 120, 149

Lawson, Stephanie 229, 230

Łazarski, Krzysztof 173

Lazauskienė, Aistė 140, 203, 227

Lazell, Melita 118

Lazin, Fred 76

Leca, Jean 80

Lecours, André 116, 117

Lederer, Markus 231

Lederman, Shmuel 173

Lee, Eun-Jeung 166

Lee, Feng-Yu 83

Lee, Francis L. F. 213

Leeg, Tobias 82, 101

Lee, Hong Pyo 97

Lee, Jae Mook 199

Lee, Jooha 191

Lee, Kyungsoo 95

Lee, Nae Young 87

Lee, Sam Youl 134

Lee, Shu-Shan 218

Lee, Sophia Seung-yoon 101

Lee, Wei-chin 222

Lee, Wondong 162

Lee, Yeon Ju 75, 161

Lefébure, Pierre 106, 155

Le Gall, Cal 107, 200

Léger, Rémi 118, 147, 226

Le Gouriellec, Sonia 82

Legrand, Tim 135, 136

Lehmann, Julian 125

Lehmbruch, Barbara 156

Lehtonen, Markku 79

Le Luyer, Mathilde 167, 205

Lempinen, Hanna 91, 92

Lenine, Enzo 140

Leonard, Thomas 95

León de la Rosa, Raquel Isamara 111

León, Edith 131

Leosk, Nele 95, 145

Leprince, Caroline 119, 187

Le Renard, Claire 79

Lesiewicz, Elzbieta 160

Leszczyńska, Krystyna 151

Levesque, Julien 190

Levinson, Nanette 118

Levkowitz, Alon 100, 136

Levy, Carl 208

Lewis, Huw 117, 118, 193

Lewis, Jeremy 226

Leyman, Jana 160, 231

Liao, Dachi 130, 131

Liaras, Evangelos 78

Liebhart, Karin 154

Liechti, Fabienne 169

Li, Lili 89

Lima de Paulo, Felipe Luiz 224

Limón, Pedro 181, 230

Lim, Sungachk 200

Lindberg, Staffan 124

Lindemann, Thomas 183

Lindstrom, Nicole 114

Linek, Lukas 102

Linhart, Eric 143, 162, 178

Lin, Lixue 101

Liotta, Elena 183

Lippi, Andrea 130

Lips, Wouter 111

Lisi, Marco 121, 130, 131, 188

Lis, Rafał 169

Litwin, Tomasz 151

Liu, Amy 127, 166, 184

Liulkouski, Andrei 150

Liu, Zongyuan 168

Livi, Massimiliano 166

Li, Xiaoyan 132

Li, Ying 198

Li, Yitan 100

Llamazares, Ivan 200

L’nyavskiy, Svetlana 193

Lobato, Lenaura 165, 210

Lobo, Mafalda 227

Locattelli, Daniel 125, 231

Lodge, Martin 155

Lodge, Tom 91, 92

Lodhi, Iftikhar 156

Loeber, Leontine 223

Loer, Kathrin 134

Loff, Bruno 81

Lohner, Judith 106

Lois, Maria 86, 181, 230

Lopes Alves, Mariana 130

Lopes da Cunha, Guilherme 92, 93

Lopes, Hugo 107

López Alfaro, Gilberto 110, 172

López, Iván 168

Lopez, Matias 180

López, Rosario 74, 121

Loromeke, Ronald 177

Losada Maestre, Roberto 83

Lo Schiavo, Lidia 174, 219

Loubser, Reinet 142

Loukacheva, Natalia 91, 92

Louvaris Fasois, Christos 108

Lovelace, Leopold 214

Lowinger, Timo 115

Low, James 173

Lowndes, Vivien 107

Lubbers, Marcel 191

Lubik-Reczek, Natasza 160

Luetgert, Brooke 209

Lukaszewski, Marcin 160

Lukyanova, Galina 106

Lumumba-Kasongo, Tukumbi 148, 226

Luna, Juan Pablo 180, 187

Luna, Mariana 221

Luque Rojas, José Manuel 172

Luša, ēana 82, 149

Lust, Ellen 181

Lutz, Philipp 79, 88

Lu, Yang 168

Lyakhovenko, Oleg 197

M

Maassen, Peter 182

Maatsch, Aleksandra 216

Ma, Baobin 77

MacArthur, Julie 159

MacCarthaigh, Muiris 144

MacDonald, Ewan 150

Macedo, Joana 101

Machado, Marcela 128

Macia, Pablo 226

Maciejewska-Mieszkowska, Katarzyna 151

Maczalová, Martina 135

Maddens, bart 93, 230

Mader, Matthias 171

Madhava, Manisha 203

Maeda, Yukio 107

Magalhães, Bruno 120

Magazzini, Tina 95, 163

Magni, Beatrice 130

Mahdeyan, Ahmad 126

Mahon, Rianne 105, 154

Mairal, Pilar 83

Majcherkiewicz, Tatiana 93

Majo-Vazquez, Silvia 86, 124

Majumdar, Badiul Alam 112, 165, 208, 209

Makkai, Toni 181

Maleki, Ammar 204

Malenovic, Tamara 173

Mallick, Susanta Kuamr 200

Mallo, Susana 221

Maltseva, Elena 204

Mampaey, Jelle 182

Mandak, Fanni 227

Mandjem, Yves Paul 82, 139, 198, 220, 227

Manero Moreno, Enrique Alonso 75

Manga Edimo, Ruth Mireille 89

Manocha, Nishtha 145

Manokha, Ivan 208

Mansfeldova, Zdenka 172, 173

Mansfield, Edward 152

Maracz, Laszlo 80, 127

Marangoni, Francesco 103

Marciniak, Bronisław 46

Marcone, Julieta 144

Marcos-Marne, Hugo 78, 200

Marczewska-Rytko, Maria 143, 164, 230

Marggraf, Claudia 129

Marin, Anais 167, 168

Marinez-Tapia, Oscar 158, 199

Maringiram, Godfrey 115, 116

Marín, Isabella 168

Marino, Bruno 142

Markaryan, Arevik 193

Markert, Marat 99

Markowski, Radoslaw 85

Markussen, Randi 223

Markus, Ustina 74, 120, 221

Marmor, Theodore 98, 224

Marquardt, Kyle 124

Marszalek-Kawa, Joanna 160, 169, 170

Martella, Antonio 97

Martí-Costa, Marc 158

Martine, Legris revel 95

Martínez B. Kukutschka, Roberto 192, 228

Martinez i Coma, Ferran 124

Martinez Mateo, Marina 196

Martinez-Molina, Sandra 224

Martin Herrero, Jose Antonio 109

Martini, Alice 226

Martin, María Elena 146

Martino, Maria Grazia 166

Martins, Alexandra 131, 207, 226

Marttila, Mari 114

Marusiak, Juraj 204

Marxer, Wilfried 123

Marx, Johannes 101

Marzougui, Mounir 214

Marzouki, Meryem 118

Massie, Justin 87

Masson, Tristan 178

Masvaure, Steven 208

Mata López, Teresa 78

Matan, Ana 75, 179, 214

Matanovic, Dijana 155

Mateus Kawano, Natalia 189

Mathias, Jorg 173, 191

Mathys, Laetitia 156

Matonyte, Irmina 162

Matsuda, Ryozo 98, 165

Mattes, Robert 77, 96, 223

Matuszewski, Paweł 227

Mavrot, Céline 100, 224

Mazlum, Ibrahim 187

Mazzoleni, Oscar 103, 155

Mcallister, Ian 181, 182

McBride, Stephen 150

McCoy, Jennifer 110, 203, 220

McCulloch, Allison 105

McDonald, Bronwyn 208

McDonnell, Duncan 103

McGraw Olive, Marsha 74, 167, 168

Mchombo, Sam 80

McLaren, Kirsty 106

McLoughlin, Kcasey 153

McMahon, Edward 171

McMurray, James 132

McNamara, Dennis Louis 197

McNutt, Kathleen 79

McSparren, Jason 117

Mecham, Quinn 148, 215

Meckel, Andrea 87, 88

Medearis, John 173

Medeiros, Nayara 183

Medeiros, Sabrina 111, 120

Medina Rivas Plata, Anthony 111

Medina-Torres, Luis Eduardo 221

Medou Ngoa, Fred Jeremie 119

Medrano Buenrostro, Anahely 134

Meena, Sohan Lal 213

Mehra, Ajay 96, 191

Meier, Kenneth 88

Meier, Petra 87, 164, 230

Meijer, Hugo 89

Meirelles Vieira, Allana 110

Meisch, Simon 81

Meisselbach, Christoph 163

Melchiorre, Angela 225

Melemen, Mehmet 214

Mello, Brian 204

Mello, Fernando 194

Mello, Rafael Alexandre 91

Mellul, Corinne 175

Melo, Paulo Victor 107

Melville, Andrei 108, 109

Mendez de Hoyas, Irma 221

Mendez de Hoyos, Irma 127

Mendez, Fernando 123, 229

Mendez, Joseluis 99, 125

Mendilow, Jonathan 115, 164, 224

Mendonça, Milton 196

Mendonça, Pedro 81

Menezes, Monique 174

Menga, Filippo 139

Meng, Chih-Cheng 199

Menichelli, Francesca 141

Menzel, Anne 117, 187

Mercan, Sezgin 129, 178

Merkel, Wolfgang 152, 166, 225

Merklova, Katerina 87

Merrick, Janna 163

Merrill, Clark 98

Mert Uzuner, Zuhal 102, 188

Mesquita, Rafael 120

Messaoudi, Ahmed 220

Messina, Anthony 189

Meydani, Assaf 126

Meyer-Sahling, Jan-Hinrik 125, 165

M’Hammed, Belarbi 120

Michel, Laura 133, 140

Michels, Ank 113

Mick, Carola 139

Middelhoff, Jurriaan 160

Miernik, Rafał 140

Migon, Eduardo 186

Mihr, Anja 171, 191

Mikalauskas, Arvydas 140, 203, 227

Mikesova, Renata 179

Mikkelsen, Kim Sass 228

Mikler, John 165, 193

Mikova, Ivana 77

Milicic, Nikola 183, 204

Milioni, Dimitra 123

Miller, Annie 207

Mills, Stephen 203, 225

Milly, Deborah J. 189

Milner, Helen V. 45, 80, 152, 161

Milošević, Aleksandar 120, 142

Mimura, Norihiro 178

Mindja, Alex 220

Miodownik, Dan 86

Miorelli, Romina 210

Miragliotta, Narelle 225

Miranda, David 105, 174, 221

Mira, Rachid 81

Miron-Lince, Rosa Maria 221

Miscoiu, Sergiu 119, 175, 176, 196, 218

Mišík, Matúš 100, 179

Miškovska Kajevska, Ana 97

Mitchell, Charles 86

Miura, Hiroki 162

Miyawaki, Takeshi 90

M’lili, Amina 218

Mobrand, Erik 191

Mochmann, Ingvill C. 87, 88

Mohamad Jamil, Siti Nurnadilla 81

Mohamed Maati, Ahmed 92, 214

Mohammed, Yasin 186, 196

Mohanty, Muktikanta 105

Mohan, Vasu 190

Mohn, Augustinus 102

Moisés, José Álvaro 107, 196

Mokta, Mamta 209, 210

Mokta, Shriya 132, 209

Molendowska, Magdalena 151

Momen, Md Nurul 90, 213

Monaco, Edoardo 221

Monagreda, Johanna 163

Mondo, Emilie 206

Monforte, Pierre 128, 175, 186

Monje, Jennifer 219

Monro, Surya 106, 187

Monsivais, Alejandro 181

Montabes, Juan 95, 163

Montambeault, Francoise 115

Montes de Oca Barrera, Laura Beatriz 232

Montes Pérez, Enrique 147

Montigny, Eric 93

Montpetit, Eric 88, 99

Mookherjee, Monica 192, 197

Moon, Kyounghee 133

Moqadam, Mahbubeh 142

Morales Mena, Agustín 223

Moreira, Nathalia 178, 188

Morel, Benjamin 177

Morel, Laurence 123, 140

Moreno, Carmelo 145

Moreno-Fuentes, Francisco Javier 173, 191, 219

Morgado, Nuno 110

Moriconi Bezerra, Marcelo 188

Morlino, Leonardo 80, 95, 157, 166, 232

Mormino, Giacomo 177

Moroska-Bonkiewicz, Aleksandra 196

Morris, Lorenzo 81, 119, 220

Morrison, K c 119

Mörschbächer, Melina 140

Mosca, Lorenzo 218

Mose, Gregory 225

Mosler, Hannes B. 166

Moso-Diez, Monica 121

Mossberger, Karen 123, 131, 132

Mota Consejero, Fabiola 135

Mottlová, Markéta 87

Mounk, Yascha 132

Mouron, Fernando 183

Moury, Catherine 162, 216

Moussi, Oumelkheir 111, 220

Moya, Octaviano 142

M’Rad, Hatem 95, 232

Mudasiru, Surajudeen 127

Mueller, Sean 117, 144

Müftüoğlu Hoş, Zeynep 221

Mufwene, Salikoko S. 127

Mugge, Liza 180

Muhammad, Ayaz 86, 191

Muirhead, Jacob 165

Mukesh, Mr 200

Mukherjee, Subrata 92, 204, 205, 217

Mukherji, Rahul 77

Mukhopadhyay, Jayita 177

Mukhopadhyay, Maitrayee 143

Mukundi Wachira, George 75

Müller-Brandeck-Bocquet, Gisela 96, 115

Münch, Sören 129

Mungiu-Pippidi, Alina 192, 228

Muñoz Marquez, Luz 112, 162, 197

Munro, William 231

Mupambwa, Gift 117

Mura, Eleonora 75, 204

Murara, Odette 95

Muratova, Daria 116

Murcia González, Andrés 109, 158

Murillo, Edwin 184

Murphy, Jonathan 171, 180

Murshed, S Mansoob 82

Murshid, Tazeen 156, 165, 193

Musa, Anthony 136

Musch, Elisabeth 146

Musella, Fortunato 226

Mushtaq, Souzeena 195

Musiał-Karg, Magdalena 160, 170, 171, 229

Muzyka, Nataliya 122, 149

Mwango, Christabel 174, 207

Myhr, Mity 110

Myrodias, Konstantinos 129

N

Nadi, Selim 197

Nadskakuła-Kaczmarczyk, Olga 139

Nai, Alessandro 97, 124

Nakai, Ryo 86

Nakamura, Robert 171

Namchu, Teresa 163

Nammour, Jihad 174

Nanz, Patrizia 152

Narkhova, Elena 196

Narkhov, Dmitry 196

Narlikar, Amrita 193

Nassmacher, Karl H. 230

Natalizia, Gabriele 229

Nath, Divya 168

Naumann, Elias 216

Nautiyal, Gatha 180

Navajas Zubeldia, Carlos 119

Navarrete Ulloa, Carlos Alberto 208

Navarro, Julien 76, 102, 161

Navarro, Melissa 148

Navarro, Miguel 125

Navarro Solano, Ma Carmen 164

Navia, Patricio 131

Ndong-Etroit, Maimouna 183

Ndubuisi Nweke, Eugene 74, 140, 153

Neil Lincoln, Tannen 213

Neira, Hugo 189

Nekola, Martin 135, 136, 201

Nelimarkka, Matti 133

Nel, Philip 193

Nemeth-Kilinc, Orsolya 168

Neubauer, Christian 171

Neverla, Irene 106

Ngwube, Arinze 167, 168

Ng, Yee-Fui 180

Nichols, William 110

Niemi, Richard 96

Nieto, Fernando 129

Niikawa, Sho 73

Nikitin, Alexander 231

Nimni, Ephraim 205

Nisbet, Erik 223

Nishikawa, Misa 107, 195

Nishizawa, Yoshitaka 170, 171

Nissinen, Marja 76

Nistotskaya, Marina 98

Njiki Bikoi, Madeleine Christelle 128

Njoku, Emeka Thaddues 220

Nkwede, Joseph 167

Nkwoji, Kenalemang 224

Nna, Mathurin 220

N. Nyeck, S. 195

Nocoń, Jaroslaw 159

Noferini, Andrea 181

Noguera, Sara Mia 75

Norkevičius, Mindaugas 204

Norocel, Ov Cristian 97, 218

Norris, Pippa 124, 166

Nossent, Jérôme 205, 227

Notshulwana, Koliswa 180

Novak, Meta 127

Novak, Miranda 99

Nowiak, Wojciech 161

Nugent, Mary 172

Nunez, Jorge 126, 127, 197

Nurmanova, Didara 149

Nwanegbo, Chukwuemeka

Jaja Innocent 140

Nwogwugwu, Ngozi 114

Nwokolo, Ndubuisi 139

Nwokora, Zim 225

Nyabereka, Melba 180

Nyikos, Györgyi 161

Nyong’o Anyang’, Peter 128, 129, 140

O

Obata, Ayumi 143

Oberoi, Roopinder 174, 175, 231

Obianyo, Nkolika 108, 204, 205

Obi, Cyril 214

Obiorah, Collins 116

Obiora, Leslye 196

Och, Malliga 132

Odukoya, Ibidapo 114

Offe, Claus 166, 192

Ofori-Boadu, Gloria 88

Ogando, Ana Carolina 222

Ogasawara, Yuko 164

Oger, Claire 86, 131

O’Gorman, Bill 189, 229

Ogunjobi, Adeleke Sunday 150

Ogunnubi, Olusola 107, 205

Oguz Gok, Gonca 111, 178, 179

Oğuz, Hazal 122

Ohemeng, Frank 88

Ohemeng-Mensah, Derick 88

Ohman, Magnus 164, 196

Oinam, Anuradha 120

Ojakorotu, Victor 88

Ojeda García, Raquel 163

Okamoto, Mitsuhiko 141

Okayama, Hiroshi 92, 93

Okcuoglu, Dilan 136

Okma, Kieke 210

Oladele, Aderemi 109

Olanrewaju, Ilemobola 177

Olavarria-Gambi, Mauricio 79

Olawole, Ojo 114

Olawoore, Babatunde 232

O’Leary, Brendan 45, 96

Oliveira, Amancio 232

Oliveira, George 80

Oliveira, Hythakar 149, 214

Oliveira, João 150

Oliveira, Jorgiene 174

Oliveira, Wagner 89, 120, 207

Ollier, María Matilde 142

Oloruntoba, Samuel 195, 214

Olucha-Sánchez, Francisco 128, 177

Olvera Garcia, Jaime 159

Omar, Fadi 230

O’Miel, Julien 201

O’Neal, Molly 74, 168

Ongolo, Symphorien 181

Onu, Godwin 74, 174, 175, 204

Onuki, Janina 225, 232

Onwughalu, Vincent 116

Opaluwah, Akor 174

Oranli, Imge 218

Orlova, Irina 184

Orofino, Elisa 122

Oross, Daniel 77

O’Rourke, Brendan K. 150

Ortiz, Claudia 128

Ortmann, Stephan 112

Orzechowska, Ida 117

Osah, Goodnews 114

Osakede, Kehinde Ohiole 114

Osei, Anja 122

Osiewicz, Przemyslaw 112, 151

Osorio, Rodrigo 131

Ossowski, Szymon 170

Ostergaard-Nielsen, Eva 180

Ostrowski, Krzysztof 175

Osundina, Olasunkanmi 114

Ottmann, Martin 83

Owen, Erica 152

Owiso, Michael 183

Owusu-Mensah, Isaac 187

Oyebamiji, Sunday 178

Özçelik, Gaye 148

Ozcobanlar, Mehmet Ali 112, 207, 228

Ozdemir Albayrak, Didem 209

Ozdinc, Gizemnur 187

Öz Döm, Özge 129, 214

Ozierski, Przemyslaw 222

Özkaleli, Ferit Murat 186

Ozkan, Arda 91, 149

Özkan, Ömer 161, 214

Ozkaya Lassalle, Kadriye Eylem 186

Ozturk, Ahmet Erdi 103

Ozzano, Luca 157, 206

P

Pacheco González, Sergio 110

Paczos, Sebastian 169

Padrtova, Barbora 73

Pageau, Stéphane 190

Page, Bethany 197

Paget, Daniel 91

Pająk-Patkowska, Beata 152

Palacios, Diómedes 156, 228

Palau, Anna Maria 162

Palchikov, Petr 153

Pałecki, Krzysztof 219, 226

Palermo, Vicente 104

Paliwal, Avinash 89

Palladino, Nicola 201

Pállinger, Zoltán Tibor 123

Palma, Esperanza 93

Palmeira, José 112

Palonen, Kari 74, 121, 153

Panao, Rogelio Alicor 162

Pandey, Kamal 200

Pandor Margulis, Mélissa 92

Pan, Hsin-Hsin 87, 96

Panizza, Francisco 125, 188

Pansardi, Pamela 117, 156, 196

Pante Leme de Campos, Felipe 114, 197

Papakis, Georgios 177

Papillon, Martin 99, 115

Papp, Zsófia 102

Paquin, Stéphane 89

Parés, Marc 158

Park, Chan Wook 162

Park, Chong-Min 79, 87

Parker, Noel 117

Park, Hun 92

Park, Jinsoo 199

Park, Won-ho 199

Parlar Dal, Emel 74, 111, 120

Parnet, Christophe 103

Parrado, Salvador 108

Partzsch, Lena 156

Pasquarelli, Bruno 203

Pasquier, Romain 99

Passos, Anais 73

Pastor Albaladejo, Gema 83

Pastrana, Eduardo 184

Patalakh, Artem 201

Patel, Ismail 232

Patnaik, Arun 136

Paturyan, Yevgenya 146

Patz, Christian 98

Patzelt, Werner J. 194, 226

Patz, Ronny 155

Paudel, Narendra Raj 163

Pauli, Markus 77

Paulino, Rafael 105

Pavkovic, Aleksandar 158

Pavlik, Marek 200

Pavlovic, Jovica 106, 199

Pavlovic, Zoran 178

Pawelz, Janina 213

Payra, Barbara 98

Peden, Mindy 130

Pedrosa, Ivo 224

Pekkanen, Robert 84

Pelc, Krzysztof 152

Peled, Yael 118

Pelizza, Annalisa 99

Pellegata, Alessandro 104, 123, 124, 229

Pelletan, Charlotte 146

Pelletier, Maxime 164, 224

Peltoniemi, Johanna 129

Pempel, T.J. 132, 133

Pemstein, Dan 124

Peña Huertas, Rocio Del Pilar 77

Peng, Ito 172, 173

Pepe, Jacopo Maria 168

Perazzoli, Jacopo 166

Perdigão, Daniela 120, 178, 222, 231

Perdoncin, Anton 202

Pereira, Carlos 104

Pereira, Demetrius 130, 195

Peres, Paulo 140

Perez Bernal, Jose Alfredo 83

Perez de Arcos, Marina 195

Perez de la Fuente, Oscar 109, 226

Pérez-de la Merced, Helena 105

Pérez-Nievas, Santiago 78, 171

Perez, Orlando 115, 116, 125

Pérez Rastrilla, Laura 218

Perottino, Michel 73, 122

Peschard, Jacqueline 148, 221

Petak, Zdravko 103, 179, 224

Petek, Ana 99, 105

Peters, B. Guy 76, 88, 99, 125, 215

Petersen, Felix 169

Peterson, Steven 163

Petronyte, Ieva 181

Pettersson, Johanna 86

Phelippeau, Eric 133, 164

Piana, Daniela 85

Picanço da Costa Silva, Tienay 92, 93

Piccio, Daniela R. 154, 196

Picula, Bosko 107, 227

Pierre-Louis, Francois 73, 110

Pierre-Louveaux, Olivier 180

Pierzgalski, Michal 143

Pietrantuono, Giuseppe 169, 217

Pietras, Marek 151, 160

Pietzko, Manuel 115

Pilet, Jean-Benoit 104, 114

Pillet, Benjamin 128

Pillon, JM 186

Pinderhughes, Dianne 46, 119

Pinfari, Marco 106

Pinheiro da Cunha, Rafael 186

Pinheiro, Joao Luis 171

Pink, Michal 76, 200

Pinto, Luca 178

Piontek, Dorota 170, 171

Piotrowski, Przemyslaw 170

Piper, Laurence 120

Pires, Guilherme 120

Piscopo, Jennifer Marie 97, 198, 222

Pitseys, John 136, 137, 173, 174

Pividori, Claudia 225

Piwnicki, Grzegorz 159

Plagemann, Johannes 111, 193

Plaw, Avery 190, 198

Plaza Colodro, Carolina 200

Pleger, Lyn 88

Plenta, Peter 167

Podolian, Olena 131

Pogacian, Adrian 146

Pogrebinschi, Thamy 102, 129, 130

Poirier, Philippe 123, 174, 198

Pokharna, Bhawna 132

Polegkyi, Oleksii 160

Pole, Ramprasad V. 103

Poletti, Arlo 111

Poletti, Monica 144

Polimeno, Maria Gloria 167

Pollex, Jan 135

Polman, Daniel 135

Pompeu, Ana 189

Ponce, Aldo 158, 190

Ponomarenko, Nadezhda 201

Pontoizeau, Pierre-Antoine 173

Poothullil John, Mathew Martin 132

Popa, Raluca 105

Popescu, Diana-Elena 131, 163

Popescu, Ramona Delia 90

Popoola, Micheal 114

Popova, Olga 194

Poroj, Cindy 208

Poroshin, Alexander 204

Portella Sampaio, Daniela 181

Porter, Tony 165, 193

Portillo, Manuel 128, 129

Portmann, Lea 155

Pospieszna, Paulina 151, 179, 213

Postigo, Marta 74

Potz, Maciej 143, 199

Pradel-Miquel, Marc 159

Prakash, aarushi 224

Prakash, Vineet 92

Praprotnik, Katrin 107, 218

Preda, Caterina 227

Prémont, Karine 79

Pribersky, Andreas 154

Prieto, German C. 184, 185

Prigoana, Liana 221

Print, Murray 77

Pristli, Yana-Mariya 145

Pritchard, Elizabeth 145

Profeti, Stefania 104

Prokschová, Daniela 106

Prügl, Elisabeth 143

Prys-Hansen, Miriam 111

Przybylska-Maszner, Beata 151

Przybyszewski, Krzysztof 160

Pugacewicz, Tomasz 168

Puga, Cristina 92, 221

Puhle, Hans-Jürgen 171, 215, 223

Pukšto, Andžej 204

Puranen, Bi 87

Purkeypyle, Daniel 84

Puślecki, Zdzisław W. 151

Puszkow-Bańka, Agnieszka 169

Q

Qafa, Mikel 84

Qazi, Afsah 82

Qi, Lingling 29, 45

Quarta, Emmanuele 86

Quazi, Tamanna 156

Quest, Hendrik 172

Quet, Mathieu 139

Qvortrup, Matt 102, 123, 141

R

Raabe, Johannes 143

Rabinovych, Maryna 159

Rachman, Nora 193

Rachwal, Marcin 160

Radaelli, Claudio 108

Rademacher, Christian 166

Radtke, Ina 165

Radu, Daniela Ana-Maria 216

Radziszewska-Szczepaniak, Danuta 169, 170

Radziszewski, Mateusz 150

Rahim, Lily 90, 220

Raimundo, Filipa 213

Rai, Sheila 101, 122, 174, 208, 231

Rai, Shirin 216

Rajagopalan, Swarna 101, 120

Rajaoson, Julien 111

Rajhans, Sanjay 231

Ralph, Jason 168

Ramachandran, Namrata 128, 205, 206

Ramaswamy, Sushila 92, 204, 205, 217

Ramesh, M 134, 156, 182

Ramírez-de-Garay, David 222

Ramirez, Surayabi 101

Rammelt, Henry 141

Ramos, Alfredo 86

Ramos, Conrado 125

Ramos de Azevedo, Pablo 89

Ramos Larraburu, Conrado 125

Ramos, Roberta 148

Ranincheski, Sonia 105

Rani, Rachita 200

Ranney, Mayara Ranney Silva 77

Rapp, Carolin 156, 182

Raquiza, Antoinette 92

Räsänen, Pekka 203

Raschke, Eva 162

Rascovan, Alejandro 139, 140

Rashkova, Ekaterina 87

Ratke-Majewska, Anna 169

Rattanasevee, Pattharapong 119

Ratuva, Steve 80

Raudino, Simone 168, 111, 169, 111

Ravecca, Paulo 100

Ravena, Nirvia 157, 210

Ravenhill, John 82, 111

Ray, Ayesha 167

Raymond, Mbebi 220

Raynauld, Vincent 124, 133, 134, 166

Rayner, Jeremy 79

Razetti, Federico 98, 201

Razin, Eran 103

Reale, Giuseppe 99

Reda, Valentina 226

Reddy, Gavva Ram 117

Reddy, Gopal G 117

Reeves, Christopher 228

Regio, Alessandro 91

Reiberg, Abel 108

Reichert, Frank 77

Reidy, Theresa 209

Reinalda, Bob 146, 150, 183

Reis, Elisa 179

Reis, Guilherme 153

Renå, Helge 173

Reniu Vilamala, Josep M. 216

Rennwald, Line 91, 92

Renwick, Neil 105

Resta, Valeria 95

Restrepo, Juan Manuel 83, 84

Restrepo Sanin, Juliana 93

Rettig, Elai 81, 178

Reus, Iris 155, 156, 200

Reutter, Werner 142

Rexe, Deanna 182

Reykers, Yf 186

Reynaers, Anne-Marie 108

Rezende, Daniela 222

Rho, Seung-Yong 95

Riaz, Ali 165

Riaz, Nirmal 148, 190, 206, 207

Ribeiro da Silva Júnior, Airton 153, 197

Ribeiro, Deborah 213

Ribémont, Thomas 205

Richez, Emmanuelle 114, 166

Richter, Henrique 102

Richter, Thomas 225

Rickne, Johanna 133, 215, 224

Rietig, Katharine 109

Rimkute, Dovile 140, 155, 209

Ríos Sierra, Jerónimo 148

Rioux, Michele 118

Riscado, Priscila 121

Ritchie, Megan 199

Rivas, Cristina 130

Rivas Otero, José Manuel 130

Rivera-Ottenberger, Anny 101, 140

Rivest, François 184

Rizvi, Nehal 148, 177, 190

Robelo Guzman, Claudio 93

Roberts, Dorothy 197

Robertson, Scott 216

Robineau, Colin 199

Robinson, Steven 220

Rocha de Sousa, Miguel 174, 231

Rocha, Enivaldo 209

Rocha, Paulo 123

Rodon, Thierry 99

Rodrigues Vieira, Vinicius 89, 109, 232

Rodriguez-Acosta, Cristina 188

Rodríguez Alonso, Jesús Alberto 110, 189

Rodríguez, Carmen 96

Rodriguez de Luna, Monica 74

Rodríguez, Olga 97

Rodriguez Rodriguez, Angelica 119

Rodziewicz, Marta 150

Roggeband, CM 97

Röggla, Marc 115

Rohr, Samuel 170

Rojas, Cristina 122

Rojo Salgado, Argimiro 181

Roll, Michael 73

Romão Netto, José Veríssimo 107, 174

Rommetvedt, Hilmar 142

Ronit, Karsten 146, 165, 193

Ronquillo, Lorena 223

Rosales, Jose Maria 74, 121

Rosas, Guillermo 107

Rose, Lawrence 103, 145

Rosendorff, Peter 161, 184, 185

Rosicki, Remigiusz 159

Rosset, Damian 104

Rossi, Federico M. 206

Rossi, Rosa 122, 179

Rotenberg, Marcelo 207

Rothmayr Allison, Christine 99

Roy, Joaquin 195

Rubinovitz, Ziv 178

Rubio Hernández, Zazil 189

Rudra, Nita 152

Ruediger, Marco Aurelio 131, 132, 207

Ruffing, Eva 88, 107, 144, 165

Rüger, Carolin 115

Ruiz Jiménez, Antonia María 81, 206

Rumbaut, Rubén G. 207

Rumeau, Dominique 149

Rump, Maike 83

Russo, Federico 93, 94, 103, 121

Ruth, Saskia Pauline 123

Rutland, Peter 76

Rybar, Marek 100

Rydz, Michal 133

Rykkja, Lise H. 88, 173

S

Saarinen, Arttu 203

Sabate, Marc-Antoine 165

Sabater Pavía, Paula 224

Sabharwal, Vikas 109

Sacchet, Teresa 230

Sachs, Jeffrey 85, 153, 189

Sack, Benjamin C. 105

Saerbeck, Barbara 202

Saez, Lawrence 204

Safran, William 80, 184, 202

Sager, Fritz 88, 95, 103, 192, 208, 209

Saglie, Jo 229

Sahin Mencutek, Zeynep 180

Sahin, Selver 210

Sahuí, Alejandro 144

Saini, Gaurav 131

Sainovic, Ardijan 91

Sajjad, Sanee 186

Sakai, Hidekazu 82

Sakai, Keiko 136, 206

Sala, Roberta 130

Salazar, Grisel 221

Salmon, Nolwenn 198

Salnykova, Anastasiya 98

Salomo, Katja 171

Salomon, Monica 225

Salvati, Eugenio 216

Salve, Prachi 221

Samaniego, Andrea 127

Samaras, Athanassios N. 167, 205

Samdi Puldu, Gloria 193

Samorodova, Anastasia 108, 109

Samota, Kailash Chand 159

Sánchez Medero, Gema 83

Sánchez Medero, Rubén 83

Sanchez Tapia, Salvador 182

Sánchez Zazueta, Jesús Enrique 172, 189

Sancho Hirane, Carolina 213

Sanders, Will 143, 207

Sandholtz, Wayne 189, 214

Sandoval, Martha 127

Sandoz, Laure 79

Sanjaume-Calvet, Marc 152

Santagata, Alessandro 166

Santana, Carlos Henrique 174

Santaniello, Mauro 108, 118

Santiago Lima, Flavia Danielle 85, 102

Santos Barreto, Pedro Henrique 191

Saporito, Livia 157

Sarafian, Angela 232

Sarangi, Prakash Chandra 197

Sardelic, Julija 163, 207, 208, 223

Saresella, Daniela 166

Sarici, Funda 181

Sarrasin, Rachel 128, 129

Sasaki, Kazuyuki 108

Sasińska-Klas, Teresa 151, 160, 169, 226, 230

Şaşjoğlu, Yaşar 167

Sathler, Marcelo 139, 205

Sato, Yoichiro 82

Satyro, Natalia 210, 211

Sauer, Birgit 84

Saulich, Christina 109

Savaş, Zehra Funda 181

Savelkoul, Michael 191

Sawer, Marian 46, 196, 226

Scarrow, Susan 144, 203, 204

Schaap, Linze 76

Schäfer, Lisa 179

Schedler, Andreas 141, 152

Scheller, Simon 101

Schemeil, Yves 150, 194, 197

Scherlis, Gerardo 125

Scheuermann, Manuela 115, 120

Schiek, Dagmar 76

Schietinger, Marc 189, 229

Schijvenaars, Petra 160

Schimpf, Christian 159

Schlegel, Stefan 79

Schlichte, Klaus 81

Schlueter, Karen 126

Schmidt, Johannes Dragsbaek 148, 183

Schmidtke, Franziska 191

Schmidt, Sylvia 155

Schmitter, Philippe 123, 157, 166

Schnabel, Johanna 155, 192, 200, 224

Schneider, Carsten 101

Schneider, Gerald 152

Schneider, Volker 146, 166

Schoettle, Sabrina 131

Scholz, Simon 134, 179

Schorr, Bettina 215

Schrader-Rashidkhan, Nora 199

Schroeter, Eckhard 88

Schuermann, Carsten 223

Schuerz, Martin 152

Schulze-Gabrechten, Lena 78, 173

Schulz Herzenberg, Collette 223

Schünemann, Wolf J. 85, 114

Schuster, Sofia 164

Schwanholz, Julia 108, 180

Schwarz, Oliver 116

Schwerin, Edward W. 187

Schwindenhammer, Sandra 215

Ścigaj, Paweł 170

Scott, Lyn 219

Scotto, Angelo 154

Sebek, Jiri 83

Secail, Claire 106, 155

Secchi, Michelangelo 130

Sedelius, Thomas 198

Sedlacko, Michal 135

Segaard, Signe Bock 229

Segovia, Carolina 134

Seiceira, Filipa 227

Selk, Veith 214

Sellheim, Nikolas 91, 92

Selmier, Travis 127, 168

Selva, Donatella 217

Semenova, Elena 122, 153, 162

Sempach, Marek 107, 133

Sénac, Réjane 158

Senghaas, Monika 228

Sen, Nihal 191

Senturk, Sezin 129

Seo, Hyun-Jin 200

Sepúlveda-Zelaya, Carmen 92

Serdült, Uwe 141, 216, 229

Serra Da Silva, Sofia 131, 132

Serra, Joan 90, 107

Serrano, Ivan 190

Setälä, Maija 112, 123

Seteolu, Bamidele 206, 207

Seth, Shubhra 207

Sever, Aysegul 111, 187

Sezal, Mustafa Ali 127

Shaffer, Brenda 81

Shah, Mian Abid 231

Shaikemelev, Mukhtarbek 96

Shankar, Shylashri 120

Sharaf, Radwa 84

Sharafutdinova, Gulnaz 126

Sharma, Ananya 226

Sharma, Anupam 117, 202, 221

Sharma, Nidhi 101, 117

Sharma, Preeti 101, 122

Sharma, Sanjeev K 105, 202

Shaw, Timothy 91, 117

Sheikh, Naveed 103

Shein, Erica 199

Shen, Yu-Chung 204, 222

Sherieff, Uzma 75, 159

Sherstobitov, Aleksandr 201

Sheyholislami, Jaffer 136, 137

Shields, John 150

Shihadeh, Mtanes 199

Shikano, Susumu 170, 171

Shimizu, Naoki 172

Shim, Jaemin 222

Shim, Ji Yeon 199

Shimotomai, Nobuo 168

Shindo, Hyo 206

Shin, Doh Chull 29, 45

Shin, Ki-Young 196

Shin, Sojin 77

Shin, Youngtae 206

Shirakawa, Shunsuke 142

Shi, Shih-Jiunn 134

Shi, Zhiqin 168

Shlykov, Pavel 209

Shogenov, Murat 187

Shyu, Huoyan 96

Siavelis, Peter 130, 131, 190

Sibinescu, Laura Elena 229

Sidorova, Elena 165

Siemieńska-Żochowska, Renata 183

Siewert, Markus 103, 112

Sigillò, Ester 147

Siiner, Maarja 193

Silva, Mayra 91, 105, 188

Silva, Nice 159

Silva Sousa, Li-Chang Shuen 213

Silva Teixeira, Kamila Cristina 171

Šimičić, Lucija 147

Simoni, Felipe 129, 148

Simpson, Adam 119

Simral, Vit 75, 84, 154

Sindzingre, Alice Nicole 117, 118

Singh, Ajay Kumar 117

Singh, Renu 200

Singh, Ripu Sudan 177

Singh, Surendra 96

Singireja, Anastasia 194

Siniscalchi, Sabrina 149

Šinko, Marjeta 112

Sinpeng, Aim 131

Sipma, Take 191

Sirapangi, S Swaroop 136

Sirigu, Giulia 184

Sitter, Nick 136

Sitzenstuhl, Charles 126

Siverson, Randolph 231

Skaaning, Svend-Erik 104, 124

Skrzypczak, Jędrzej 170, 182

Skrzypczyńska, Joanna 81, 151, 207

Slater, Dan 141, 161

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Slomczynski, Kazimierz M. 223

Stomczyński, Wojciech 209

Słowikowski, Michał 150

Smith, Graham 113, 130

Smith, Steven 84

Smolka, Theresia 115, 116

Smorgunov, Leonid 194, 226, 232

Smuk, Peter 199

Smulders, Jef 230

Soare, Sorina Cristina 218

Sobczak, Jacek 170

Sobolewska-Myślik, Katarzyna 204

Sobotova, Alena 171

Sokmen, Askin Inci 208

Sokolov, Alexander 112

Sokolova, Tatiana 129

Sokołowski, Jacek 222, 227

Sola, Lourdes 45, 80, 185, 193, 194

Solin, Pia 99

Soltan, Gamal 106, 199

Soltani Nasab, Ebrahim 126

Solvak, Mihkel 229

Somit, Albert 163

Somuano, Fernanda 129

Sonat, Duygu 135, 136

Song, Yingfa 143

Sönnichsen, Arne 109

Sonnicksen, Jared 75, 98

Sonntag, Selma K 127, 219, 226

Sorenson, David 87, 116

Sorice, Michele 133, 134

Soroka, Stuart 216

Sorvillo, Francesco 157

Soto Zazueta, Irvin M. 110, 189

Soule-Kohndou, Folashade 89

Spannagel, Janika 125

Sparling, Robert 75, 112, 214

Speck, Bruno 230

Spence, Jennifer 91, 92

Spierings, Niels 191

Spiess, Clemens 83, 96, 115

Spilker, Gabriele 185, 188

Sprungk, Carina 153

Spulber, Diana 170

Spyridou, Lia-Paschalia 123

Squatrito, Theresa 189

Srinivas, Manjula 132

Sroka, Anna M. 174

Stadelmann-Steffen, Isabelle 88

Staeger, Ueli 91

Stæhr Harder, Mette Marie 164, 222

Stańco-Wawrzyńska, Alicja 129

Standring, Adam 216

Stapenhurst, Rick 123, 142

Stark, Toralf 116, 198

Staronova, Katarina 116

Stasiak-Jazukiewicz, Ewa 151

Stavrakakis, Yannis 203

Steele, Jackie F. 132, 133, 172

Steel, Gill 164

Steenekamp, Cindy Lee 142

Stefanovski, Ivan 141

Steinel, Wolfgang 159

Steiner, Jurg 74, 170

Steiner, Nils 133, 171, 172, 181

Stelmach, Andrzej 160, 161

Stepan, Alfred 157

Stepanov, Ilya 73

Stȩpień, Beata 151

Stȩpień-Kuczynska, Alicja 150

Stȩpień, Paweł 143

Stevens, Vidar 135

Stienstra, Deborah 186

Stier, Sebastian 85, 114, 139

Stinson, Andrew 127

Stoetzer, Lukas 217

Stoica, Marcela Monica 195

Stojanović, Boban 203

Stojanovic, Nenad 155

Stojiljkovic, Ana 199

Stolfi, Francesco 114, 216

Stolicki, Dariusz 143, 209, 227

Stone, Diane 108

Stone, Peter 130, 218

Stoychev, Stoycho 190

Strandh, Veronica 88

Strating, Bec 105

Strebel, Michael 144

Strelkov, Alexander 179

Stremlau, Nicole 199

Strnad, Grażyna 152

Struffolino, Emanuela 103

Struye de Swielande, Tanguy 226

Studlar, Donley 88

Stumpf, Istvan 83, 84, 102

Subramanian, Narendra 113

Sudulich, Laura 106

Suechika, Kota 136

Suh, You-Kyung 218

Sukri, sukri 230

Sula, Piotr 169

Sulowski, Stanisław 160

Sumi, Eiji 115

Sumskas, Gintaras 162

Sungurov, Alexander 125, 209

Sutcuoglu, Bilgen 201

Svačinová, Petra 153

Swarts, Jonathan 87, 182

Szabó, Gabriella 218

Szelachowska, Ksenia 209

Szkudlarek, Magdalena 210

Sznajder, Mario 86, 203

Szulborski, Krzysztof i 161

Szu Tu, Yu 177

Szymanowski, Rafał 187

Szymanski, Adam 103, 113

Szymczyński, Tomasz R. 151

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Tadajeu Kenfack, Ulrich 104

Tadem, Teresa 128, 143

Taeihagh, Araz 126, 201

Taha, Majdy 230

Takas, Emmanouil 167

Takeda, Hiroko 164

Talaat Badr Elsayed, Dina 115, 217

Talahite, Fatiha 81, 220

Tanaka, Aiji 46

Tanasescu, Elena Simina 130

Tanke, Sarah 126

Tan, Qingshan 77

Tao, Jill 99, 173, 174

Tarasova, Ekaterina 79

Targa, Leandro 174

Tatalovic, Sinisa 149

Tavares de Almeida, Maria Herminia 110

Tavares de Almeida, Pedro 113

Tawa Lama-Rewal, Stéphanie 128

Taylan, Ozge 81

Taylor, Matthew M. 118, 193

Teles, Filipe 76

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Temel, Sinemis 76

Templin, Torsten 193

Tenov, Timur 187

Teperoglou, Eftichia 121

Teramae, Mark 229

Teran Silvestri, Maria Victoria 224

Terlizzi, Andrea 141

Terra, Débora 183

Terwase, Isaac Terungwa 193

Tessler, Mark 213

Tewari, Saumya 221

Tezer, Ozgur 83

Tham, Joo-Cheong 225

Therkildsen, Ole 73

Theys, Sarina 117, 220

Thiel, Mareike 120

Thierse, Stefan 76

Thind, Amardeep 133

Thøgersen, Malene 84

Thomann, Eva 79, 88, 103, 182, 183

Thomass, Barbara 199

Thompson, Michael 74

Thornton, Julia 180

Tian, Jia 208, 209

Tietgen, Flora 115

Timmoneri, Serena 122

Timofeeva, Lidiya 226

Timoney, Nicola 79

Tinel, Francois Xavier 131

Tingley, Dustin 161

Tirrell, Andrew 158

Tiwari, Trivikram 92

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Tok, Evren 117, 210

Toloudis, Nicholas 213

Tolsma, Jochem 155, 191, 217

Tomàs Fornés, Mariona 159

Tomaszyk, Mikołaj 152

Tombus, Ertug 169

Tome, Beatriz 95

Tomescu-Dubrow, Irina 223

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Tomini, Luca 124

Tommasoli, Massimo 75, 196

Tomovic, Nikoleta 90

Tomsic, Matevz 161

Toplak, Jurij 230

Toprakkiran, Nihan 101

Torregrosa, Rodolfo 77

Tostes, Ana Paula 195

Tosun, Jale 182, 225

Toth, Federico 165, 200

Touchton, Michael 135, 136

Touo, Herman 86

Tourigny Koné, Sofia 124

Touzet, Chloé 113

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Toyoda, Shin 80

Traore, Cheick Alassane 220

Traunmüller, Richard 217

Trein, Philipp 108, 192, 224

Tremblay, Manon 113, 158, 196

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Treviño Lozano, Alejandra 221

Triga, Vasiliki 123

Tronconi, Filippo 93

Trost, Esther 152

Tsafack, Delmas 82, 91, 92

Tsai, Jung-Hsiang 198, 222

Tsatsanis, Emmanouil 90, 107, 121, 188, 222

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Tufis, Claudiu 223

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Uyargil, Cavide 148

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Valiyeva, Kamala 228

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Velasco Rivera, Carlos 215

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Vercauteren, Pierre 115, 219

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Verma, Vimla 213

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Verrelli, Nadia 148

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Y

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Yoon, Sungwook 218, 219

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Zafer, Aylin 140

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Zahar, Marie-Joelle 181

Zaiotti, Ruben 122

Zakota, Zoltan 206

Żakowski, Karol 142, 143

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Zambrzycki Dutra, Walkiria 200

Zamęcki, Łukasz 73, 119, 172, 195

Zanardi, Claude 231

Zanini, Paolo 166

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Zaytsev, Dmitry 145, 231

Zaznaev, Oleg 139

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Zovatto, Daniel 164

Zucco Jr, Cesar 104, 161, 187

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Zukiewicz, Przemyslaw 218

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Zuleta, Santiago 77

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Zyla, Benjamin 117, 219