Transcript Etmaal 2016

Etmaal 2016
Vrije Universiteit Brussel
2 - 3 juni
Practical information
Politicologenetmaal 2016
On Thursday June 2 and Friday June 3 2016 the ‘Politicologenetmaal’ (‘24-hour Political Science
Conference’) is again jointly organised by the Association for Political Science (VPW) and the Dutch
Political Science Association (NKWP). This year the conference is organized by the Political Science Department of the Vrije Universiteit Brussel.
As always, the Etmaal will start on Thursday around lunch time and will close on Friday at approximately the same time. There will be 16 workshops. Their activities take place over the two days,
with two sessions on Thursday afternoon and two sessions on Friday morning.
Registration
Participants who present a paper have to register and pay their registration fees before 20 May
2016.
It is also possible to participate in the Etmaal without presenting a paper. Should you be
interested in one of the sessions but do not wish to present a paper you do not need to contact the
workshop conveners. You can access the registration template via the conference website (http://
www.politicologenetmaal.eu/register).
For more information: www.politicologenetmaal.eu. Feel free to contact the organising committee at
any time: [email protected].
Registration fees:
Members of VPW or NKWP
Full conference (incl. dinner)
125 €
Only Thursday (incl. dinner)
100 €
Only Friday
50 €
Non-members
Full conference (incl. dinner)
175 €
Only Thursday (incl. dinner)
125 €
Only Friday
75 €
Students
Full conference (incl. dinner)
87 €
Only Thursday (incl. dinner)
62 €
Only Friday
37 €
Members of the Dutch and Belgian associations of Political Science receive a significant
discount. You can apply for membership of the Dutch Political Science association or the Belgian
Political Science association via the associations' websites.
The fee includes a participants’ map, coffee/tea breaks, lunch on Thursday and Friday, and reception and dinner on Friday. Via the registration template, participants can inform the organizing committee on their dietary requests. For special needs assistance, please contact the organizing committee directly via: [email protected].
When you fill out the registration template, you will be asked to complete your payment via an
online portal (credit and debit card). Participants have to register and pay their registration
fees before 20 May 2016.
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Accommodation
Accommodation is not included in the registration fee.
Brussels has plenty of good hotels on offer. Because the plenary lecture will take place in the city
centre (see infra), we recommend you to book a hotel close to BOZAR, the Centre of Fine Arts, the
venue of the plenary session. BOZAR is located in close proximity to the central railway station.
A non-exhaustive list of hotels close to BOZAR is available here.
Location
The Politicologenetmaal will take place at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel. All workshops will take
place in Building D of the VUB campus Etterbeek. On-site registration, lunches and coffee/tea
breaks will all take place in Building D. Throughout the conference, Palgrave will organise a book
stand in Building D.
The plenary session, award ceremony, reception and dinner on Thursday evening will take
place in the city centre at BOZAR, the Centre of Fine Arts.
Directions to BOZAR: BOZAR is conveniently located in close proximity to the central railway station in Brussels. Google Maps location and directions can be found here. The address is: Ravensteinstraat 23—1000 Brussels.
Directions to VUB: The VUB campus Etterbeek is easily accesible by car and public transport; also
from the city centre. Participant will receive a barcode; allowing them to access the VUB parking.
This barcode will be emailed to participants in the week before the conference.
A 3D-map of the VUB campus, allowing you to locate Building D, can be found here.
A guide with more detailed directions may be found here.
The address of the VUB campus Etterbeek is: Pleinlaan 2 –1050 Brussels.
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Programme
The main academic work is conducted in thematic workshops that run throughout four sessions.
Two of these sessions take place on Thursday afternoon. On Thursday evening, the plenary session
will take place at BOZAR, the Centre for Fine Arts.
Professor Joni Lovenduski will give the plenary lecture ‘Does feminism need political science?’. Joni Lovenduski is Anniversary Professor of Politics at Birkbeck College, University of London. She has received numerous distinctions for her academic work. In 2007 she won
the Political Studies Association Special Recognition Award for her contribution to political studies. In 2009 she won the Gender and Politics
Award of the ECPR Standing Group on Gender and Politics. In 2013 she
received the UK Political Studies Association’s Sir Isaiah Berlin prize for
lifetime achievement in political studies. In 2014, politics and gender
scholars paid tribute to her groundbreaking work with the edited volume
’Deeds and Words: Gendering Politics after Joni Lovenduski’ (edited by Rosie Campbell and Sarah Childs, ECPR Press).
The lecture will be followed by the award ceremony, reception and dinner. Each year, the Dutch
and Belgian associations jointly extend an award to the best master dissertation in Political Science
(the Daniël Heinsius award) and the best PhD dissertation in Political Science (the ‘Jaarprijs Politicologie’). The Belgian association of Political Science will also honour some of its senior members with a lifetime achievement in Political Studies. On Friday morning, the workshops resume
and the Politicologenetmaal closes with lunch.
Programme Thursday
11.00-…
On-site registration
12.30-13.30
Lunch
13.30-15.00
Workshop session 1
15.00-15.30
Coffee/tea break
15.30-17.00
Workshp session 2
18.00-19.30
Plenary session (Bozar)
19.30-20.00
Reception (Bozar)
20.00
Dinner (Bozar)
Programme Friday
08.30-09.00
On-site registration
9.00-10.30
Workshop session 3
10.30-11.00
Coffee/tea break
11.00-12.30
Workshop session 4
12.30-13.30
Lunch
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Workshops—Timing
Some workshops only run on Thursday afternoon (two sessions) or Friday morning (two sessions).
Participants in these workshops are welcome to attend other workshops during the sessions in
which their workshop is not organising presentations. Room information will be provided at a later
stage.
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Workshop
Thursday
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The political representation of citizens of immigrant origin
Friday
x
Silvia Erzeel (Université catholique de Louvain & Universiteit Antwerpen);
Chloé Janssen (Université catholique de Louvain); and Daphne van der Pas
(Universiteit van Amsterdam)
Contact: [email protected]
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The politics of immigration, citizenship and ethnic diversity:
governing societal change?
x
x
x
x
x
x
Saskia Bonjour (Universiteit van Amsterdam); and Florian Trauner (Vrije Universiteit Brussel)
Contact: [email protected]
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The quality of political representation
Bram Wauters (Universiteit Gent); Karen Celis (Vrije Universiteit Brussel); and
Liza Mügge (Universiteit van Amsterdam)
Contact: [email protected]; [email protected];
[email protected]
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Advances in political psychology research on diversity and democratic attitudes
Cecil Meeusen (KU Leuven); Meta van der Linden (KU Leuven); and Thomas
de Vroome (Universiteit Utrecht)
Contact: [email protected]
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Changing patterns of voting behaviour: de– or re-aligned electorates
x
Tom Verthé (Vrije Universiteit Brussel); and Arjan Schakel (Universiteit Maastricht)
Contact: [email protected]
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European politics and society: a difficult match?
x
x
Iskander De Bruycker (Universiteit van Amsterdam); Katjana Gattermann
(University of Amsterdam); and Soetkin Verhaegen (KU Leuven)
Contact: [email protected]
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Learning citizenship at school: challenges and opportunities in
raising future citizens
x
Dorien Sampermans (KU Leuven); and Hessel Nieuwelink (Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences)
Contact: [email protected]
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Elections in turbulent times
x
x
x
x
x
x
Tom van der Meer (Universiteit van Amsterdam); Henk van der Kolk
(Universiteit Twente); and Wouter van der Brug (Universiteit van Amsterdam)
Contact: [email protected]
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Neoliberalism and post-democracy
David Hollanders (Universiteit van Tilburg); and Bram Mellink (Universiteit van
Amsterdam)
Contact: [email protected]
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Zonder handen: zelfsturing als organisatie-innovatie binnen de
publieke sector
Dries Verlet (Studiedienst Vlaamse Regering); Carl Devos (Universiteit Gent);
and Frank Bongers (Dialogic)
Contact: [email protected]
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Workshops—Timing
Some workshops only run on Thursday afternoon (two sessions) or Friday morning (two sessions).
Participants in these workshops are welcome to attend other workshops during the sessions in
which their workshop is not organising presentations. Room information will be provided at a later
stage.
No
Workshop
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Advances in research design and quantitative analysis
Thursday
Friday
x
x
x
x
Johan A. Elkink (University College Dublin); and Tom Louwerse (Universiteit
Leiden)
Contact: [email protected]; [email protected]
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Power and institutions in contemporary IPE
Mattias Vermeiren (Universiteit Gent); and Henk Overbeek (VU Amsterdam)
Contact: [email protected]
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The causes and effects of democratic innovations: a remedy for
the democratic malaise?
x
Anna Kern (KU Leuven); and Kristof Jacobs (Radboud Universiteit, Nijmegen)
Contact: [email protected]
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Transities en transformaties in het lokaal bestuur in Nederland
en Vlaanderen
x
x
x
x
Peter Castenmiller (PBLQ); and Herwig Reynaert (Universiteit Gent)
Contact: [email protected]
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The impact of niche parties on West European democracies
Sarah de Lange (Universiteit van Amsterdam); Steven Hauwaert (Université
catholique de Louvain)
Contact: [email protected]; [email protected]
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Understanding resurgent nationalism in Eastern Europe
x
Arlinda Rrustemi (Universiteit Leiden & Cegesoma, the Hague/Brussels)
Contact: [email protected]
Contact
Fur further information and updated information, please consult the conference website:
www.politicologenetmaal.eu.
You may also send your inquiries to [email protected].
On behalf of the organising committee:
Kris Deschouwer, Eline Severs and Karen Celis
With support fromt he NKWP representative Sarah De Lange
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