Program for paper sessions
Thursday, 21 March: Paper session 1, 10:15 - 12:00
Group A (Ed230) Chair: Ian Manners | |
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| Author | Paper |
| Evelina Lundgren | An analysis of the political parties and their perceptions of the institutionalized, and multi-levelled legislative processes |
| Anamaria Dutceac Segesten | The re-mediation of legacy and new media on Twitter: A six-language comparison of the European social media discourse on migration |
Group B (Ed235) Chair: Jonathan Polk | |
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| Author | Paper |
| Sebastian Kubas | The role of Hungarian National Assembly in defection the Rule of Law |
| Peteris Timofejevs | SD’s security and defense policy position as a result of strategic calculations in respect to the Swedish domestic politics |
Thursday, 21 March: Paper session 2, 13:15 - 15:00
Group C (Ed230) Chair: Maria Strömvik | |
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| Author | Paper |
| Olof Larsson & Markus Johansson | Explaining State Violations of International Rules: The Lost Distinction Between Affirmative and Negative Obligations |
| Karin Leijon | Explaining variation in national courts behavior in the preliminary ruling procedure |
| Magnus Lindh | Exploring Different Paths of Cross-Border Cooperation as ‘Living Labs’ of European Integration |
Group D (Ed235) Chair: Ian Manners | |
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| Author | Paper |
| Malena Rosén Sundström | Normative leadership lost? Gender Equality in EU Council Diplomacy and the Rescinding of Sweden’s Feminist Foreign Policy |
Elsa Hedling
| The EEAS and the Politics of EU Visibility |
| Monika de Silva | Politics as Usual? Populist Governments and the Negotiation of EU’s Accession to the Istanbul Convention in the Council of the European Union |
Group E (Ed222B) Chair: Jonathan Polk | |
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| Author | Paper |
| Bo Petterson | Dissent as terrorism: Lawmaking in Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan |
| Bibi Imre-Millei | Drones for Liberation? Narratives of Russian and Ukrainian Drone-use in the Russian Invasion of Ukraine |
| Derek Hutchesson | Trust in local authorities in non-democratic states: the case of the Russian Federation |
Friday, 22 March: Paper session 3, 09:15 - 10:30
Group F (Ed230) Chair: Maria Strömvik | |
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| Author | Paper |
| Jacob Gunderson | The Supranational Conflict-of-Conflicts: Analyzing EU-Level Issue Competition Through Euromanifestos |
| Jonathan Polk | How do political party positions on immigration relate to the dimensions that organize European politics? |
Group G (Ed235) Chair: Rikard Bengtsson | |
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| Author | Paper |
| Per Ekman | What explains successful state building reforms? – Evidence from Ukraine and Georgia after the Color Revolutions |
| Ian Manners | Normative Power and the Planetary Organic Crisis |
Friday, 22 March: Paper session 4, 10:45 - 12:00
Group H (Ed235) Chair: Jonathan Polk | |
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| Author | Paper |
| Linda Berg | European Parliament elections in Sweden |
| Felix Lehmann | Why do mainstream parties accommodate Eurosceptic challengers? The key role of intra-party divisions and Eurosceptic party success |