panel compositions - the Doctoral School of Political Science
ANNUAL DOCTORAL CONFERENCE 2015 Doctoral School of Political Science, Public Policy and International Relations Participants and Paper Proposals for Panel Sessions 20 April, Monday PANEL #01 POLITICAL ECONOMY I (PERG) Ardi Priks Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) Ceu, PE track Imre Szabo Public service protest and institutional. position of the labour movement - case of ireland CEU, PE track Emrah Karagouz Political Economy of Innovation: Direction vs. Pace of Innovation Policy Change CEU, PE track Luis Ernesto T. Moreno, University Health care and clientilism: comparing the Mediterranean and South America of Southern Denmark PANEL #02 AUTHORITARIANISM Asli Karaca CEU, CP track Maerz Seraphine CEU, CP track Medet Tiulegenov CEU (modular), CP track Understanding Islamism and Authoritarianism through the Footsteps of Women’s Political Activism in Egypt (2000-2014) The Many Worlds of Autocracies - Re-examining institutional configurations in persistent authoritarian regimes by looking into the case of Uzbekistan Diffusing norms in times of transition: a comparative perspective on promotion of human rights by international organizations in post-Soviet Central Asia PANEL #03 POLITICAL THEORY Pavol Hardos CEU, PT track Viktor Ivankovic CEU, PT track Man Kong Li CEU, PT track Jelena Belic CEU, PT track Discussant Chair Time and place Magdalena Bernaciak Renira Angeles Monday, 20 April 9:00-10:30 Researcher European Trade Union Institue PhD candidate CEU, PE track Popper room Discussant Chair Time and place Bernardo Fazendeiro Hanna Kirvas Monday, 20 April 9:00-10:30 PhD candidate CEU, CP track Gellner room Discussant Chair Time and place Why We Value Equality: The Telic-Deontic Split and the Concept of Constitutive Value Andres Moles Dorota Szeligowska Monday, 20 April 11:00-12:30 Towards a Basis of Socialism Assisstant Professor CEU - POLS, PHIL Visiting Professor CEU - IRES What Do We Owe Conspiracy Theorists? Public Reason in the Age of Paranoia PhD graduate CEU, PT track Senate room When we should coerce each other? Cosmopolitan account of just institutions PANEL #04 EUROPEAN UNION Discussant Chair Time and place Shane Markowitz CEU, IR track Vija Pakalkaite CEU, PP track Stefan Roch CEU, PP track Into the laboratory: the sociotechnical negotiation of genetically modified crops in the European Union Agnes Batory Olga Loblova ‘Fuzzy’ Europeanization in the EU natural gas market: the cases of Lithuania and Romania Monday, 20 April 11:00-12:30 Professor CEU-DPP, CPS, CEUR PhD candidate CEU, PP track Gellner room PANEL #05 POLITICAL ECONOMY II (PERG) Discussant Chair Time and place Mark Hallerberg Gergo MedveBalint Professor Hertie School of Governance Research Fellow Hungarian Academy of Sciences Popper room Chair Time and place Artak Galyan Monday, 20 April 15:30-17:00 Anita Halasz CEU, PP track Zbig Truchlewski CEU, PE track Gorana Misic CEU, PP track Daniel Schultz, European University Institute Mauro Pinto University L'Orientale di Napoli/University of S. Denmark Contested outcomes, constrained process: Assessing the performance of EU Twinning projects towards administrative reform in Moldova Early education: equalization or Matthew effects? A cross-country analysis The Social Sources of Austerity in the United Kingdom and France Money in Politics: Political Financing in Croatia Still the European Bundesbank? Sources and Channels of German Influence at the ECB Monday, 20 April 15:30-17:00 Is there a "substitution effect" in public expenditures for labour market? A multidimensional analysis from 1990-2010 PANEL #06 CONFLICTS Discussant Alexander Akbik CEU, IR track Vujo Ilic CEU, CP track Andreea Nicutar CEU, IR track Roland Schmidt CEU, CP track The Friend, the Enemy, and the Revolution - The Conceptualization of Foreign Fighters within the Logic of War A tribal continuity? The pre-war social cleavages, dynamics of civil war violence, and postwar political repression in 1941-1948 Montenegro Gregory Mitrovich Constructing the body of war. Towards a genealogy of the question of (war) trauma “Stuck in a Power-Sharing Moment and You Can’t Move out of It. – Inquiring into the negative long-term consequences of post-conflict power-sharing agreements and third party mediation.” Research Scholar Arnold A. Saltzman Institute of War and Peace Studies, Columbia University PhD candidate CEU, CP track Gellner room 21 April, Tuesday PANEL #07 Norbert Sabic CEU, PP track Renata Kralikova CEU, PP track Olga Loblova CEU, PP track Nikolay Vasev University of Copenhagen PANEL #08 Hanna Kirvas CEU, CP track Miguel Morillas CEU, PP track Elena Stavrevska CEU, IR track Jenna Althoff CEU, IR track PANEL #09 Manuel Bosancianu CEU, CP track Mihail Chiru CEU, CP track Sebastian Popa CEU, CP track Petr Gongala Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic PANEL #10 Ewa Maczynska CEU, IR track Leyla Safta-Zecheria CEU, PP track Georgiana Turculet CEU, PT track Elena Avramovska University Libre de Bruxelles PANEL #11 Bruno C. e Silva CEU, CP track Martin Molder CEU, CP track David Pupovac CEU, CP track Vit Simral Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic EDUCATION AND HEALTH Discussant Chair Time and place The translation of modernization agenda in higher education governance Julia Buxton Elene Jibladze Tuesday, 21 April 9:00-10:30 Who’s afraid of evidence in health policy-making? Professor CEU - SPP PhD candidate CEU, PP track Senate room Discussant Chair Time and place Erna Burai Tuesday, 21 April 9:00-10:30 Governance through transparency tools: The case of Romanian higher education reforms Mirroring transposition strategies – the rich-poor cleavage and social policy in the EU MIGRATION AND INTEGRATION The triangle of (non)-cooperation: migrants, diaspora and local actors in Russia Isabela Mares Ideas and policy change: understanding the role of ideas in immigrant integration (1990 – 2015) Professor Class and spaces of peace: Stories from post-war and post-socialist Bosnia and Columbia University Visiting professor Herzegovina PhD candidate CEU, IR track Popper room Discussant Chair Time and place The Electoral Value of Constituency Questions in Hungary and Romania Kristin Makszin Bruno de Paula Castanho e Silva Tuesday, 21 April 9:00-10:30 Do Candidates Matter? The Influence of Commission Candidates on attitudes towards the EU Visiting professor, CEU - IRES CEU - POLS A European policy network of migration management POLITICAL BEHAVIOR The inequality rush PhD candidate CEU, CP track Gellner room Chair Time and place Jelena Belic Tuesday, 21 April 13:30-15:00 Strategic voting in new democracies HUMAN RIGHTS Discussant Asylum claims based on sexual orientation and gender identity. The limits of ethical obligations Engaging the politics of NGO human rights advocacy: A critical reading of Amnesty Andrea Krizsan International’s memorandum to the Romanian government concerning inpatient psychiatric treatment The least evident and discussed inconsistencies in ‘Refugee Law’. Whose responsibility is Research fellow CEU -DPP, CEUR the Syrian Refugee crisis? The origins of inclusion. Gender equality and path dependent institutional developments in a non-Western context POLITICAL PARTIES Discussant Do populist parties increase mass polarization? Matthijs Bogaards Political Change in Party Systems: Using the Index of Programmatic Similarity to Measure Changing Political Landscapes Ideologically Divided Party System and the Electoral Support of the Radical Right: An Analysis of the Effects of Contextual Factors on Vote Share Variation PhD candidate CEU, PP track Popper room Chair Time and place Tuesday, 21 April 13:30-15:00 TBA Party strategies and party budgets: what is their relationship? Professor Jacobs University, Bremen Visiting professor CEU - POLS PANEL #12 GREAT POWERS Discussant Chair Time and place Anatoly Reshetnikov CEU, IR track Margaryta Rymarenko CEU, IR track Sasikumar Shanmugasundaram CEU, IR track Aron Tabor CEU, IR track Evolution of Great Power Discourse in Russia: Since the Beginning of Russian Statehood until the Time of Troubles Gregory Mitrovich Andras Szalai Tuesday, 21 April 15:30-17:00 EU and Russia: Constructing Unsuccessful Partnership or ‘Bad’ Socialization Multiple Identities and Interest Legitimizations of Brazil and India What Pragmatism? with Responsibility to Protect An Exception That Proves the Rule? The Ambiguous American Exceptionalism within Liberal Order PANEL #13 POLITICAL ECONOMY III (PERG) Silvia Fiarescu CEU, CP track Lela Rekhviasvili CEU, PE track Sanja Hajdinjak CEU, PE track Eliska Drapalova, European University Institue Politicizing the Economy. Patterns of Political Control Over Market Resources in PostCommunist Hungary Supplementing the state: Street Level Bureaucrats and Informal Practices Against all odds: Sustainable use of resources in a transition economy – case study of Slovenian tourism sector Good Apples on Bad Trees: Causes of Variation in Levels of Corruption and Government Performance in Spanish and Italian Cities Research Scholar, Arnold A. Saltzman Institute of War and Peace Studies, Columbia University Discussant Borbala Kovacs Visiting lecturer CEU - DPP Gellner room PhD graduate CEU, IR track Popper room Chair Time and place Thomas Paster Tuesday, 21 April 15:30-17:00 Research fellow CEU - Institute for Advanced Studies Gellner room
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