Annual Doctoral Conference

The Department of Political Science is proud to present the annual sequence of the doctoral conference. The conference provides the occasion for advanced and first year PhD students to present their work.



Third Annual Doctoral Conference - 2008
Department of Political Science
Central European University
March - April 2008

Special guest: Corvinus University

Last Update: February 1, 2010 15:35
*Note: All papers are available for download. Some papers are password protected.

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Monday, 31 March
9:30-10:00 Reception
10:00-12:00 Opening Lecture: Kevin Deegan-Krause - Political Science 2.0: How Technological Change Affects Politics and Those Who Study It
12:00-13:30
Lunch Break
13:30-16:00 Integration and Adaptation: Center and Periphery Comparisons in Central and Eastern European Politics
Luciana Ghica Oana Lup
Anna Horvath Juraj Medzihorsky
Gonzalo Torres Reka Varnagy
Aitalina Azarova Mats Ohlen
chairs Attila Folsz, Anton Pelinka Andras Bozoki, Irina Papkov
Tuesday, 1 April
10:00-12:00 The Politics of Symbols and Political Discourses Policy Making and Policy Survival
Sevgi Adak Andrija Henjak
Agnes Kiss Gabriela Borz
Andras Szalai Tamas Polgar
chairs Tamas Meszerics, Miklos Sukosd Matteo Fumagalli , Levente Littvay
12:00-13:30
Lunch Break
13:30-16:00 Political Economy of Development and Innovation Majority - Minority Relations and State-Building
Inga Ulnicane Stela Garaz
Vera Scepanovic George Florea
Petra Reszketo Istvan-Gergo Szekely
Magdalena Bernaciak Ilir Kalemaj
Sari Rannanpaa
chairs Dorothee Bohle, Robert C.M. Hancke Erin Jenne, Nenad Dimitrijevic
Wednesday, 2 April
10:00-12:00 Politics of Education/Politics in Education Political Actors and Political Processes
Marine Pachuashvili Flavia Jurje
Daniel Horn Maria Rubi
Eszter Simon Bela Keszegh
chairs Anil Duman, Liviu Matei Zsolt Enyedi, Kevin Deegan-Krause
12:00-13:30
Lunch Break
13:30-15:30 Closing Lecture: Andras Korosenyi - An Authorization Model of Democracy
19:30 Dinner
   
  Participating Papers without a Presentation
  Laura Andronache
  Sanja Pesek
  Tibor Meszmann

 

Program
Monday, 31 March
Monday, 31 March
9:30-10:00
Gellner Room Foyer
Registration
Monday, 31 March
10:00-12:00
Popper Room
Opening Lecture:
Kevin Deegan-Krause, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan
Political Science 2.0: How Technological Change Affects Politics and Those Who Study It
Monday, 31 March
12:00-13:30
Gellner Room Foyer
Lunch Break
Monday, 31 March
13:30-16:00
Popper Room
Integration and Adaptation: Center and Periphery

Luciana Ghica: A Constructivist Reconstruction of Regionalism
Abstract Paper
discussant: Aitalina Azarova

Anna Horvath: Discursive Institutionalisation: An Analytical Framework for Analysing the Impacts of Enlargement on a Micro Level
Abstract Paper
discussant: Luciana Ghica

Gonzalo Torres: The Europeanization of LGBT Rights: Europe as a Variable in Comparative Social Movement Research
Abstract Paper
discussant: Bela Keszegh

Aitalina Azarova: Sources of Asymmetry in Fiscal Relations between the Centre and Periphery: the Case of the Russian Regions
Abstract Paper
discussant: Anna Horvath

chairs: Attila Folsz, Anton Pelinka
Monday, 31 March
13:30-16:00
Gellner Room
Comparisons in Central an Eastern European Politics

Oana Lup: The Role of Political Talk in Developing Democracies: Evidence from Hungary
Abstract Paper
discussant: Reka Varnagy

Juraj Medzihorsky: Intellectuals, Think Tanks, and Politics in CEE
Abstract Paper
discussant: George Florea

Reka Varnagy (Corvinus University): The Role of Local Politics in the Carrier Path of Political Elites
Abstract Paper
discussant: Eszter Simon

Mats Ohlen (Orebro University): Transnational Party Cooperation in Post 1989 Europe: European Christian Democrats and affiliated parties in East Central Europe
Abstract Paper
discussant: Oana Lup

chairs: Andras Bozoki, Irina Papkov
Tuesday, 1 April
Tuesday, 1 April
10:00-12:00
Popper Room
The Politics of Symbols and Political Discourses

Sevgi Adak: Symbolizing the Secular: Centrality of the “Woman Question” for Secularization Processes of Turkey and Iran
Abstract Paper
discussant: Gonzalo Torres

Agness Kiss: Ambivalent Discourse in Non-Democratic Regimes
Abstract Paper
discussant: Stela Garaz

Andras Szalai: Rational Choice Theory in Early Cold War US Defense Policy – the Role of ‘Defense Rationalists’
Abstract Paper
discussant: Ilir Kalemaj

chairs: Tamas Meszerics, Miklos Sukosd
Tuesday, 1 April
10:00-12:00
Gellner Room
Policy Making and Policy Survival

Andrija Henjak: Reshaping of Class Alliances: How Welfare Regimes and Responses to Deindustrialization Reshape Social Base of Voting in Advanced Industrial Economies
Abstract Paper
discussant: Magdalena Bernaciak

Gabriela Borz: National MPs and their Parliamentary Behaviour: Still a Case for Structural Explanations?
Abstract Paper
discussant: Andrija Henjak

Tamas Polgar (Corvinus University): Party System Change and Patterns of Parliamentary Government in Scandinavia
Abstract Paper
discussant: Gabriela Borz

chairs: Matteo Fumagalli, Levente Littvay
Tuesday, 1 April
12:00-13:30
Gellner Room Foyer
Lunch Break
Tuesday, 1 April
13:30-16:00
Popper Room
Political Economy of Development and Innovation

Inga Ulnicane: Development of Innovation Policy in Central and Eastern Europe: A Theoretical Framework
Abstract Paper
discussant: Anna Horvath

Vera Scepanovic: Reconfiguration of Automobile Production Chains in Europe and Consequences for Developmental Effects of Automotive FDI in Central and Eastern Europe
Abstract Paper
discussant: Inga Ulnicane

Petra Reszketo: How to Reduce the Chance of Government Failures? Types of Failures and its Remedies
Abstract Paper
discussant: Sari Rannanpaa

Magdalena Bernaciak: Labor Cooperation or Labor Conflict in the Enlarged EU? Trade Union Responses to the Rise of the Automobile Industry in Central-Eastern Europe
Abstract Paper
discussant: Daniel Horn

Sari Rannanpaa: Emergence and Evolution of Employment Protection Institutions in Post-Communist Central Europe
Abstract Paper
discussant: Andrija Henjak

chairs: Dorothee Bohle, Robert C.M. Hancke
Tuesday, 1 April
13:30-16:00
Gellner Room
Majority-Minority Relations and State-Building

Stela Garaz: Evolutions in State Building and Nation Building in Post-Soviet Moldova and Ukraine: Parallel Stories or Interconnected Processes?
Abstract Paper
discussant: Sevgi Adak

George Florea: Ethnic Minority Alliance in the Making - Similar Context, Different Patterns. Theorising Minority-Majority Coalitions in Post-Cold War Central Eastern Europe. Lessons from Romania and Bulgaria
Abstract Paper
discussant: Oana Lup

Istvan-Gergo Szekely: Ethnic Party Organizations in Comparative Perspective: the Determinants of Hegemony versus Fragmentation
Abstract Paper
discussant: Mats Ohlen

Ilir Kalemaj: Recollection of Past Memories in Croatia: How Processes of
Rememoration can Build a New Identity?
Abstract Paper
discussant: Gonzalo Torres

chairs: Erin Jenne, Nenad Dimitrijevic
Wednesday, 2 April
Wednesday, 2 April
10:00-12:00
Popper Room
The Politics of Education / Politics in Education

Marine Pachuashvili: The Politics of Higher Education: Governmental Policy Choices and Private Higher Education in Post-communist Countries. A Comparative Study of Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary and Georgia
Abstract Paper
discussant: Daniel Horn

Daniel Horn: The Political Background of the Structural Changes in the Educational System of Hungary Between 1985 and1994
Abstract Paper
discussant: Petra Reszketo

Eszter Simon: Teaching Experience and Teacher-Training Needs of Young Political Scientists In European Union
Abstract Paper
discussant: Marine Pachuashvili

chairs: Anil Duman, Liviu Matei
Wednesday, 2 April
10:00-12:00
Gellner Room
Political Actors and Political Processes

Flavia Jurje: The Romanian Decision Making Process: an Inquiry
Abstract Paper
discussant: Tamas Polgar

Maria Rubi: Made in Mexico: Party Political Survival at the National and Local Level
Abstract Paper
discussant: Flavia Jurje

Bela Keszegh (Corvinus University): The Development of Political Elite
Abstract Paper
discussant: Stela Garaz

chairs: Zsolt Enyedi, Kevin Deegan-Krause
Wednesday, 2 April
12:00-13:30
Gellner Room Foyer
Lunch Break
Wednesday, 2 April
13:30-15:30
Popper Room
Closing Lecture:
Andras Korosenyi, Eotvos Lorand Tudomanyegyetem, Budapest
An Authorization Model of Democracy
Wednesday, 2 April
19:30-
?? Room
Dinner for Panelists
No presentations Participating Papers without a Presentation

Laura Andronache: Deliberative Democracy and Republicanism
Abstract Paper

Sanja Pesek: Self-Reflection in Post-Criminal Societies: From Denial to Moral Responsibility
Abstract Paper

Tibor Meszmann: Workers’ Collective Identities and (Self-) Organization in Late Socialism and After
Abstract
Paper
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