European Political Science Association

4th Annual Conference Programme Royal Society of Edinburgh Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh Edinburgh, June 19 - 21 2014

     

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Table of Contents

EPSA Officers and Programme Committee ................................................................................................ 5

Venue Information .................................................................................................................................................... 6

Map and Wifi Information ..................................................................................................................................... 7

Overall Schedule incl. meetings and reception ........................................................................................... 8

Venue Floor Plans .................................................................................................................................................... 9

Friday evening reception information ........................................................................................................... 14

Programme Grid .................................................................................................................................................... 16

Conference Program ........................................................................................................................................... 11

Thursday ................................................................................................................................................................ 11

Friday ....................................................................................................................................................................... 30

Saturday ................................................................................................................................................................. 47

Participant Index .................................................................................................................................................... 59

Acknowledgements ............................................................................................................................................. 68

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Save the date for

The 5th Annual Conference of the European Political Science Association

25th – 27th June 2015 Vienna

Venue: Schloss Schönbrunn and Springer Schlößl, Vienna Austria

Schloss Schönbrunn was the summer residence of the royal family of Habsburg. The building, together with its gardens, is catalogued on the UNESCO’s world heritage list.

In 1961, John F. Kennedy and Nikita Khrushchev met at Schönbrunn to discuss bilateral relations and world politics. Back then, the meeting was described as successful and harmonic. Two months later, the Berlin Wall was built, and sixteen months later, the Cuba crisis saw both countries on the brink of war.

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EPSA Officers and Programme Committee Members of the EPSA Council 2014 Elected Members Mark Kayser (Hertie School of Governance) David Soskice (London School of Economics) Anja Neuendorf (University of Nottingham) Heike Kluever (University of Bamberg) Mary Stegmaier (University of Missouri) Catherine deVries (University of Oxford) Micael Castanheira (Free University of Brussels) Rene Lindstaedt (University of Essex) Ex-officio Members President: Gerald Schneider (University of Konstanz) Treasurer/Vice-President: Ray Duch (Oxford University) Executive Director: Thomas Plümper (University of Essex) Chair of Programme Committee: Ken Benoit (London School of Economics) PSRM Editors Vera Troeger (University of Warwick) Cameron Thies (Arizona State University) Programme Committee 2014

Chair: Kenneth Benoit

Section experts:

Michael Marsh Ben Lauderdale Andy Eggers John Gerring Torun Dewan Peter Stone Thomas Plümper Ken Benoit Erik Gartzke Pablo Barberá Andy Eggers Philip Habel Bjørn Høyland Eric Neumayer Sabine Carey Geoffrey Evans Martin Lodge Margit Tavits Lifetime Members Ken Benoit Ray Duch Thomas Plümper Mark Kayser Andrew Martin Kaspar Hansen Michael Lewis-Beck Diana O’Brien

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Edinburgh Venue Location and Directions

Please allow five minutes to walk between venues

Free Internet / Wi-Fi Information

Internet information for RSE

• Network name: RSE Guest • Password: RSEguest!

Internet information for RCPE:

• Network name: RCPE-WIFI • Password: chiron1681

1 Thistle St SE LnEdinburgh EH2 1DD, UK

55.954548, -3.195252 Street View

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EPSA 2014 Schedule

Wednesday EPSA Pre-sessional Golf Tournament .................................................................................................................... 10:00 – 16:00 (Mini-buses depart from George Hotel at 9:30 for Craigielaw Golf Course, Aberlady, Longniddry, East Lothian EH32 0PY) Castle BBQ (and whisky tasting) ................................................................................................................................ 17:00 – 23:00 (Coaches depart from George Hotel at 16:15 for Gosford House , Longniddry, East Lothian EH32 0PX) (Coaches return from Gosford House between 22:30–23:30 to City Centre) Thursday Registration opens in the RCPE ...................................................................................................................................................... 9:00

British Journal of Political Science Editorial Board Meeting (RSE Kelvin Room) ................................. 9:00 – 11:00

Panel Session 1 ................................................................................................................................................................. 10:00 – 11:30 Panel Session 2 ................................................................................................................................................................. 11:45 – 13:30

Lunch Break: 13:30 – 14:00

Panel Session 3 ................................................................................................................................................................. 14:00 – 15:45 Panel Session 4 ................................................................................................................................................................. 16:00 – 17:45 EPSA Council Meeting and Lunch (RSE Kelvin Room) ..................................................................................... 12.00 – 14:00 EPSA Business Meeting (RCPE Auditorium, all members welcome) ...................................................... 18:00 – 18:30 EPSA Presidential Address by Gerald Schneider: “Nothing succeeds like success: The past and future of European political science” ..................... 18:30 – 19:00 (RCPE Auditorium) EPSA Presidential Reception (RCPE Foyer and Exhibition Space) ............................................................. 19:00 – 20:30 Friday EUP Editorial Board Meeting (RSE Kelvin Room) ..................................................................................................... 8:15 – 8:45

Research & Politics Editorial Board Meeting (RSE Kelvin Room) ............................................................... 9:30 – 10:30

Panel Session 5 .................................................................................................................................................................... 9:00 – 10:30 Panel Session 6 ................................................................................................................................................................. 10:45 – 12:30

Lunch Break: 12:30 – 13:15

Panel Session 7 ................................................................................................................................................................. 13:15 – 14:45 Panel Session 8 ................................................................................................................................................................. 15:00 – 16:45 Panel Session 9 ................................................................................................................................................................. 17:00 – 18:30 EPSA/PSRM Reception and Party, The Caves and the Rowantree (all welcome) ................................... 19:00– late (8-12 Niddry Street South, Edinburgh EH1 1NS – approx. 10 mins walk) Saturday

PSRM Editorial Board Breakfast and Meeting (George Suite, George Hotel) ......................................... 9:00 –11:00

Panel Session 10 ................................................................................................................................................................. 9:00 – 10:30 Panel Session 11 .............................................................................................................................................................. 10:45 – 12:30

Lunch Break: 12:30 – 13:15

Panel Session 12 .............................................................................................................................................................. 13:15 – 15:00 Panel Session 13 .............................................................................................................................................................. 15:15 – 16:45

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Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh Floor Plans

TO MEETING ROOMS 1-6

TO SIR JOHN CROFTON ROOM

TO HISTORIC ROOMS

AUDITORIUM

CATERING AND SEATING AREA

FOYER ANDEXHIBITION SPACE

CLOAKROOM

EVENTS at the ROYAL COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS of EDINBURGHFLOORPLAN of QUEEN MOTHER CONFERENCE CENTRE

Registration opens here from Thursday 9:00

Coffee and sandwiches available here

Social area and exhibitors

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M A I N H A L L

( K I T C H E N A C C E S S )

S T O R ER O O M / O F F I C E

G R A N D S T A I R C A S E

Q U E E N S T R E E T F I R S T F L O O R

S T R E E TL E V E L

E X I T

N E W L I B R A R Y

( C U L L E N S U I T E )

D A V I D S O N R O O MC U L L E N R O O M

D U N C A NR O O M

K I T C H E N

G R E G O R YR O O M

EVENTS at the ROYAL COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS of EDINBURGHFLOORPLAN of HISTORIC ROOMS

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KITCHENETTE

QUEEN STREET (13)

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GROUND FLOOR

QUEEN STREET (13)

S I R J O H N C R O F T O N R O O M

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EVENTS at the ROYAL COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS of EDINBURGHFLOORPLAN of MEETING ROOMS at 11 and 13 QUEEN STREET

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Royal Society of Edinburgh Floor Plans

Royal Society of Edinburgh

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Royal Society of Edinburgh

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The Caves and Rowantree: Friday Night “Whole Hawg” Reception

Featuring:

• Food including a whole roast hog (vegetarian burgers also served) • Drinks from multiple bars • Live broadcast of the Switzerland v. France World Cup match, followed by Honduras v.

Ecuador, from 8pm

A brief history of the Caves

The Caves is the vaults that make up the sub structure of Edinburgh’s South Bridge. Prior to the building of the bridges this area was very affluent due to the proximity to the Infirmary and the surgeons living in the area. In fact the first autopsy was performed at the bottom of the road. In 1765 it was decided that the need for defence was over and for trade the New Town, Old Town and South Side all needed to be connected so they decided to build a bridge. Firstly this was going to be funded as a Toll Bridge and they got as far as deciding on the tolls, then it was to be funded by a National Lottery which is pretty forward thinking for the time. They finally decided to sell the area in lots, giving you a shop of the Bridges – the first custom built shops in Europe – and workshops above and below. In modern terms they raised the equivalent of £100,000 an acre which is more than Britain bought half of America from the French at the same time in the Louisiana Congress!!! The Edinburgh Vaults are a series of chambers formed in the nineteen arches of the South Bridge in Edinburgh, completed in 1788. For around 3O years the vaults were used to house taverns. cobblers and other tradesmen and as the storage space for illicit material. Construction of the bridge had been rushed and the surface was never sealed against water. The Vaults began to flood. As the vaults deteriorated the businesses left and the very poorest of Edinburgh's citizens moved in. Slum dwellers took over the vaults and they became a renowned red light district with countless brothels and pubs operating within the abandoned complex. The vaults also served as additional slum housing for the city's poor. Living conditions were appalling. The rooms were cramped, dark and damp. There was no sunlight, poorly circulated air and no running water or sanitation. Many rooms housed families of more than ten people. Crimes, including robbery and murder, soon plagued the vaults, the most infamous of which were the Burke and Hare murders between 1827 and 1828. Life expectancy for those living here was 18 months. It is not known when the vaults complex was closed down, but some suggesting as early as c. 1835 and others as late as c. 1875. All that is known is that at some point tons of rubble were dumped into the vaults making them inaccessible. The vaults were rediscovered by former Scottish rugby internationalist Norrie Rowan after he found a tunnel leading to them in the 1980s. In the 199Os he along with his son excavated the vaults creating the stunning and unique venue that is The Caves .One of the things found when excavating the vaults was thousands and thousands of oyster shells which were the staple diet of the working classes in the 18th century!

In one vault further up the Street we found the door lintel of the Edinburgh’s former Lord Provost whose house they blew up in a bid to assassinate Lord Darnley. He was later found stabbed to death in an orchard. You can clearly see the initials AC, the family crest and the words “The Lord is our refuge and helper”.

The bottom bars small vaults have many stories to tell from once serving as the stables to the French Cavalry who were at one time bodyguards to the Royal Family. As well as once being known as a dry dairy. Cows were kept down here which never saw the light of day and whose milk was sold to the locals. The cow herder’s family lived across the passage, in a house whose remains pre-dates the Bridge itself – with the original terracotta floor tiles still intact!  

   

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A brief history of the Rowantree

The Rowantree is steeped in colourful history, and every vaulted room that has been sympathetically restored to its former glory has a story to tell and a special place in Scotland’s past. Originally The Rowantree was home to the renowned Lucky Middlemiss Tavern, an oyster tavern of the Scottish Enlightenment era that saw literary greats and Enlightenment figures throng the watering hole. James Hutton, Robert Burns, David Hume, Adam smith, Deacon Brodie, Watt and Benjamin Franklin were just some of the regulars, with Robert Louis Stevenson once describing it as “a rabbit warren not only by the numbers of its twist and turns, but by its dark stairs frequented by loiterers and such other such low characters and as treacherous a place as I saw.”

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APPROXIMATE GROSS INTERNAL FLOOR AREA - 1486 SQ FT / 453 SQ MAll measurements and fixtures including doors and windows

are approximate and should be independently verified.Copyright © Beth McDougall

beth_mcdougall@hotmail.com

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MAIN VAULT18`7 x 43`3

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STAGE AREA18`7 x 12`

(5.7m x 3.7m)FOUNDATION ROOM23`5 x 18`4

(7.2m x 5.6m)

MONTEITHBAR

22`2 x 15`3(6.8m x 4.7m)

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THE SNUGS18`6 x 20`3

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GENTLEMAN’S LOUNGE38` x 20`

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COW ROOM19`5 x 11`2

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APPROXIMATE GROSS INTERNAL FLOOR AREA - 578 SQ FT / 176 SQ MAll measurements and fixtures including doors and windows

are approximate and should be independently verified.Copyright © Beth McDougall

beth_mcdougall@hotmail.com

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OYSTER VAULT19` x 47`1

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World Cup soccer match on big screen TV

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Program Grid Thursday Room 10:00 11:45 14:00 16:00 RCPE-Great Hall 1107 1026 1403 RCPE-Conference Auditorium 1410 1024 2103 RCPE-Cullen Suite 1305 2106 1102 2302 RCPE-Sir John Crofton Room 2205 2212 2105 1703 RCPE-Meeting Room 1 & 2 1001 1501 1416 1504 RCPE-Meeting Room 3 2405 2304 2404 RCPE-Meeting Room 4 & 5 1711 1015 2114 2107 RCPE-New Library 1705 1307 1806 1207 RSE-Wellcome East 2202 2503 2401 1204 RSE-Wellcome West 1802 1213 1502 1701 RSE-Wolfson Theatre 2101 1407 1308 RSE-Scott Room 1402 1003 1006 RSE-Upper Gallery 1002 1014 1706 1108 Friday Room 09:00 10:45 13:15 15:00 17:00 RCPE-Great Hall 1005 1106 1309 1112 1606 RCPE-Auditorium 1008 1807 1203 1507 RCPE-Cullen Suite 2402 1202 1508 1021 1208 RCPE-Sir John Crofton Room 2112 2004 1509 1313 RCPE-Meeting Room 1 & 2 1017 1413 2008 1304 1306 RCPE-Meeting Room 3 1902 2208 1901 2306 2209 RCPE-Meeting Room 4 & 5 1411 1804 2301 2203 1211 RCPE-New Library 2125 1702 1803 1603 1704 RSE-Wellcome East 2201 1511 1406 1201 2005 RSE-Wellcome West 1426 2001 1302 1418 1417 RSE-Wolfson Theatre 1101 1007 2006 1214 RSE-Scott Room 1503 1205 1011 1004 1105 RSE-Upper Gallery 1709 1604 2110 1016 1512 Saturday Room 09:00 10:45 13:15 15:15 RCPE-Great Hall 1314 1018 RCPE-Auditorium 1708 1012 RCPE-Cullen Suite 1316 1010 1310 1415 RCPE-Sir John Crofton Room 1414 1420 2010 2403 RCPE-Meeting Room 1 & 2 2002 1311 1409 1025 RCPE-Meeting Room 3 2109 2104 RCPE-Meeting Room 4 & 5 1510 1506 2506 2206 RCPE-New Library 1408 1801 2204 2111 RSE-Wellcome East 2007 1805 2210 1707 RSE-Wellcome West 2305 1505 1513 1605 RSE-Wolfson Theatre 1020 1023 1110 RSE-Scott Room 1103 1903 1104 1315 RSE-Upper Gallery 1212 1404 2502 2211 Table cells display the panel ID.

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Panels Thursday 9.00 – 17:00 Registration open in the RCPE. Thursday 10.00 – 11.30 1001 All Things Scottish Chair: Martin Johnson Discussant: Martin Johnson RSPE Meeting Room 1&2 Ailsa Henderson and Liam Delaney Risk and Attitudes to Constitutional Change in Scotland Shaun Bowler and Robert Johns Sauce for the Gander? UK independence, Scottish Independence, and the Persuasiveness of Arguments Stephen Quinlan, Mark Shephard and Stephen Tagg The Online Enthusiasm Race: Social Media, Referendums, and Campaign Events Sebastian Dellepiane-Avellaneda, Anthony McGann and John Bartle Independence and Policy Mood: Does Scottish Public Opinion Track British? ………………………………………………… 1002 Beyond the Mainstream: Extremist, Populist and Protest Parties Chair: Janne Tukiainen Discussant: Lawrence Ezrow RSE-Upper Gallery Michael F. Meffert and Marijn Nagtzaam Voting for Right-Wing Populist Parties: The Role of Fear Thorsten Faas and Sebastian Fietkau List Experiments in the Study of Voting Behavior Zareh Ghazarian The Rise of Right-Populist Parties: The Australian Experience Michael Shalev Against all Odds, Yet by the Odds: Explaining Engagement in Rare Episodes of Mass Protest

1305 Fiscal Politics: Triumph and Disaster Chair: Matthew Winters Discussant: Matthew Winters RCPE-Cullen Suite Francesco Amat and Albert Falcó-Gimeno The Dynamics of Redistribution in Parliamentary Democracies Joaquín Artés and Ignacio Jurado Do Coalitions Lead to Higher Fiscal Deficits? A Regression Discontinuity Approach Lucy Goodhart Preferences for Government in an Age of Austerity: Earnings, Inequality and Support for Spending Evelyne Huebscher and Thomas Sattler Fiscal Consolidation under Electoral Risk ……………………………………………………… 1705 Executive Politics and Policy Chair: James Melton Discussant: James Melton RCPE-New Library Anthony Betelli, Laura Chaqués-Bonafont, Peter John and Anna Palau Public Policy Investments and Mass-Media Strategies: a Comparison between Spain and the UK David E. Lewis Politics or Performance in Executive Turnover: Politicizing Agency Choke Points Luciana Cingolani To Do or nor Not to Do? Bureaucratic Technologies for Predictability and Adaptability in Argentina and Brazil Laurenz Ennser-Jedenastik Raising the Stakes: Agency Independence and the Revolving Door

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1711 Public Policy and Political Behavior Chair: Michael Becher Discussant: Ursula Hackett RCPE-Meeting Room 4 & 5 Jørn Rattsø and Rune J. Sørensen The Political Preferences of Public Employees: Challenging the Selection Hypothesis Thomas Bernauer and Robert Gampfer How Strong is Public Support for Unilateral Climate Policy? Niklas Bolin and Gustav Lidén Disagreeing with the Nation State. Why Some Swedish Municipalities Refuse Refugee Reception Eva Heims Reputational Coordination Mechanisms in Action: The Case of the European Food Safety Authority and the Network of National Food Risk Assessors …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1802 Developments in Quantitative Methods Teaching Chair: Laron Williams Discussant: Stephen Fisher RSE-Wellcome West Achim Goerres Let students Be Teachers: 'Flipped Classroom' for Teaching Political Science Methods to Large Groups Andrew Thompson and Ailsa Henderson Blending Quantitative Skills with Substance: Teaching Developments at Edinburgh Maria T. Grasso Why do I have to Learn STATA? Evaluating Alternative Strategies for Engaging Politics Students with Applied Statistics Stephen Fisher The Importance of Personal Style in Quantitative Methods Teaching

2202 Ethnic Voting Chair: Marian Bohl Discussant: Victoria Shineman RSE-Wellcome East Michalis Moutselos Linked Fate among Citizens of Immigrant Origin: The Case of France Ali Carkoglu and Yusuf Magiya Explaining Ethnic Voting: Reflections of Ethnic Cleavages in Turkish Voting Behavior Jason Casellas, David Leal and Daron Shaw Traits, Issues, and the Latino Vote in the 2008 and 2012 U.S. Presidential Elections Eleanor Gao The More the Merrier? Tribal Diversity and Electoral Competition in Jordan …………………………………………………………………………………………. 2205 Individual Careers in Politics Chair: Deborah Beim Discussant: William T Daniel RCPE-Sir John Crofton Room Maciej Hartliński and Przemysław Żukiewicz Do Party Leaders Become Prime Ministers in Post-Communist Countries? Peter Buisseret and Carlo Prato Electoral Control and the Human Capital of Politicians Soeren Henn The Further Rise of the Career Politician and Its Consequences Karsten Mause Self-Serving Legislators? MPs' Powers to Set Their Own Salaries in 27 EU Parliaments

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Thursday 11.45 – 13.30 1014 Multilevel Strategic Voting Chair: Sona Golder Discussant: Thomas Gschwend RSE-Upper Gallery Stephen Fisher and David Myatt Strategic Voting in England: Constituency Marginality and Distance from Contention Guido Tiemann Strategic Entry and Strategic Voting. Evidence from the District Level Romain Lachat Strategic Voting with National and District-Level Incentives Jorge M. Fernandes and Miguel Maria Pereira Split-Ticket Voting: Evidence from Portuguese Local Elections Annika Fredén Polls, Thresholds and Coalitions. Explaining Strategic Voting in PR Systems …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1015 New Frontiers in Economic Voting Chair: Ignazio Jurado Discussant: Ruth Dassonneville RCPE-Meeting Room 4&5 Raymond M. Duch and Albert Falcó-Gimeno Coalition Governance, Responsibility Attribution, and the Economic Vote Konstantinos Matakos and Dimitrios Xefteris Citizens or Clients? Evidence on Opportunistic Voting for a Natural Experiment in Greece Marc Debus, Mary Stegmaier and Laron K. Williams The Dynamics of German Party Support Suzanna Linn, Paul Kellstedt and A. Lee Hannah When Consumer Sentiment Matters: Outperforming Economic Indicators in Times of Political and Economic Uncertainty

1107 New Approaches to Representation Chair: Katjana Gattermann Discussant: Olle Folke RCPE-Great Hall Jae-Jae Spoon and Heike Kluever Unity, Division, and Party Responsiveness: Why Parties Emphasize Unified Issues, But Remain Silent on Divided Issues Thomas M. Meyer and Vienna Markus Wagner How Parties Move: Shifting Emphasis or Positions? Ron Lehrer Chaining Party Leaders: How Intra-Party Institutions Shape Party Behavior Zachary Greene How the Economy Constrains the Impact of Parties Campaign Messages Nicholas Carnes and Noam Lupu Rethinking the Comparative Perspective on Class and Representation: Evidence from Latin America …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1213 Political Organization Chair: Gail McElroy Discussant: Gail McElroy RSE-Wellcome West Joan Serra Divide and Rule. With an Application to the Financial Crisis Patrick Le Bihan Policy Unbundling and Special Interests Politics instead of Immigrants Florence So Attract Voters or Appease Grassroots? Opposition Party Leaders' Dilemma and Party Policy Change

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1307 Politics of Redistribution Chair: Lucy Goodhart Discussant: Magnus Rasmussen RCPE-New Library Konstantinos Matakos and Dimitrios Xefteris Divide and Conquer: Redistribution in a Model with Differentiated Candidates Dominik Duell Salient Group Identities and Preferences for Redistribution: When Social Heterogeneity Promotes Welfare Spending Soenke Ehret Redistribution in Context: Voting, Social Contests, and Beliefs on Competition Tore Wig and Magnus Bergli Rasmussen Justice for Peace: Welfare State Institutions, Redistribution and Political Violence Lucy Goodhart Trade Protection as Pork: Electoral Systems and the Distribution of Trade Barriers …………………………………………………………………………………………. 2106 Diffusion Processes Chair: Fabrizio Gilardi Discussant: Federica Genovese and Fabio Wasserfallen RCPE-Cullen Suite Sara Polo How Terrorism Spreads: Information, Emulation, and the Diffusion of Terrorism Sarah J. Cormack Patton and Jude C. Hays Diffusion of Immigration-Related Policies Justus Bamert, Fabrizio Gilardi and Fabio Wasserfallen Rational and Bounded Learning in the Diffusion of Regime Contentions in the Arab Spring Jale Tosun and Andreas Fuchs When do Developing Countries Follow International Regulatory Benchmarks? Evidence from Latin America Hanna Lierse, Herbert Obinger, Carina Schmitt and Laura Seelkopf The Spread of Social Security Legislation around the World: Patterns and Pathways

1402 Borders and World Order Chair: Jun Koga Discussant: Kristine Eck RSE-Scott Room Friederike-Luise Kelle This Land is Your Land, this Land is my Land'- Conflict Escalation for Identity in Secessionist Territorial Claims Kristin M. Bakke From War-Time Fragmentation to Post-War Violence: War-Making and State-Making in de facto States Alexander Akbik The Hand Doesn't Fit the Glove: Oscillating World Orders Nazli Avdan Fences, Barriers, and Walls: Monitoring Borders in a Globalized Security Environment Brooke Longhurst A Safer Balance of Power: The Effect of States' Elimination of Their Nuclear Capabilities on Regional Stability …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1410 Interstate Conflict After the Cold War Chair: Andrew Coe Discussant: Andrew Coe RCPE-Auditorium Cameron G. Thies and Mark David Nieman Emerging Powers, Identity and Conflict Behavior: Is There a Renewed Russia Threat? Nori Katagiri Military Strategy and War between Civilizations after the Cold War Yao Han Asymmetric Dependence and Interstate Conflict Embedded in Trade Networks Nori Katagiri Why Is Japan Losing Control of the Senkakus? Second-Image Explanation for Japan's Territorial Decline

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1501 Attitudes to Europe Chair: Amie Kreppel Discussant: Stuart A Brown RCPE-Meeting Room 1 & 2 Josie Knowles and John Garry The Human Values Basis of Euroscepticism Laurie Beaudonnet and Raul Gomez Martinez Red Europe Versus No Europe? The Impact Of The Economic Crisis On Radical Left Voting Reinhard Heinisch and Monika Mühlböck Perceiving the EU as a 'Problem or Solution?" Reacting to the Financial Crisis in Eastern Central Europe Roberto Pannico The Effect of Transformation. Changes in Parties' Structure and Effectiveness of Cues on EU Margarita Gelepithis and Anne-Marie Jeannet Voter-Party Incongruence in Dualized Labor Markets: Comparing Positions on European Integration …………………………………………………………………………………………. 2101 Authoritarian Political Systems Chair: Lutz Krebs Discussant: Alexander De Juan RSE-Wolfson Theatre Maiko Isabelle Heller and Albana Shehaj Resource Allocation in New Democracies: How Does History Enter the Strategic Equation? Muhammed Y. Idris, Tarek Masoud, Burt L. Monroe, and Eitan Tzelgov Constituent Representation in Autocratic Regimes: Theory and Evidence from the Egyptian People's Assembly Sirianne Dahlum The Democratic Mind-Set and Collective Action Isabela Mares and Didac Queralt Non-Democratic Redistribution: Evidence from Imperial Germany

2212 Problem-Solving and Success Chair: Adriana Bunea Discussant: Adriana Bunea RCPE-Sir John Crofton Room Brenda Van Coppenolle Inheriting Political Success Ronen Mandelkern Why Institutional Layering is an Effective Mode of Change? The Role of Political Legitimacy in Gradual Mechanisms of Change Sabrina Kirschke The Logic of Success: Dealing with Complexity in Political Problem Solving Chengzhi Yi How Public Service Resources are Allocated in Metropolitan Rural-Urban Fringe Zones …………………………………………………………………………………………. 2405 Political Communication and Media Chair: Philip Habel Discussant: Mark Shephard RCPE-Meeting Room 3 Rebekah K. Tromble and Michael F. Meffert A Dynamic Analysis of Media Framing: The 2006 Danish Muhammad Cartoon Controversy Bianca Oehl and Lena Schaffer Measuring Public Demand for Climate Policy Kevin Arceneaux and Martin Johnson Understanding How Individual Differences and Political Context Shape Media Effects Guillem Riambau Maori in New Zealand: Voting with Their Feet?

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2503 The Spatial Dimension of Conflict and Development Chair: Julian Wucherpfennig Discussant: Julian Wucherpfennig RSE-Wellcome East Gerald Schneider, Friederike-Luise Kelle and Tim Wegenast Divisive Riches: Resource Ownership, Economic Disparities, and Conflict in Sub-Saharan Africa Daniel N. Posner and J. Andrew Harris Do Politicians Reward Their Supporters? Evidence from the Spatial Allocation of Constituency Development Fund Spending in Kenya Lisa Blaydes and Christopher Paik The Impact of Holy Land Crusades on Political Development in Medieval Europe Mark Dincecco and Massimiliano Onorato Military Conflict and the Economic Rise of Urban Europe Vally Koubi, Tobias Siegfried and Lucas Beck An Agent-Based Model of Climate-Induced Migration for Vietnam Thursday 14.00 – 15.45 1003 Campaigning and Participation Chair: John Patty Discussant: Dominik Duell RSE-Scott Room Caitlin Milazzo and Jeffrey Karp Campaign Intensity in Proportional Representation Systems Siim Trumm Campaign Spending or Organizational Embeddedness? Explaining the Success and Failure of Parliamentary Candidates in Estonia Pedro Robalo Participation, Mobilization and Reciprocity: Theory and Experiment Simon Munzert Electoral Consequences of Voter Turnout at German Federal Elections, 1949 - 2013 Victoria Shineman Estimating the Effect of Exogenous Shocks in Political Information on Political Participation

1024 Voting or not Voting, and Abstaining or Spoiling Chair: Guido Tiemann Discussant: Matthew Lebo RCPE-Auditorium Christian Marti Educative Effects of Direct Democracy on Turnout in Initiative and Referendum Votes: Evidence for Switzerland, 1970-2012 Alexander Coppock and Donald P. Green Is Voting Habit Forming? New Evidence Suggests that Habit-Formation Varies by Election Type Kaat Smets The Assumption of Adult Roles and Voter Turnout: A Curvilinear Relationship? Adam Glynn and Konstantin Kashin Front-Door Difference-in-Differences Estimators: The Effects of Early In-Person Voting on Turnout Guilherme Arbache Political Participation and Invalid Votes in Brazil

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1026 Institutional Politics Chair: Patrick Le Bihan Discussant: Patrick Le Bihan RCPE-Great Hall Shqipe Mjekiqi To What Extent Do MPs in Closed-List PR Electoral Systems Develop Constituency Links? Evidence from Macedonia Cesar Garcia and Perez de Leon A Model of Farsighted Coalitions and Law Amendments in Legislatures Eitan Tzelgov and Yi-Ting Wang Conceptualizing and Measuring Legislative Power: A Latent Variable Approach Manuel Fischer Karin Ingold Identification of Policy Process Coalitions: Comparing Different Approaches …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1102 Ballot Structures Chair: Noah Buckley Discussant: Noah Buckley RCPE-Cullen Suite José Antonio Cheibub and Gisela Sin Order in Chaos: Intra-Party Coordination in Open List PR Systems Olle Folke, Torsten Perssonj, and Johanna Rickne A Personal Mandate in a Party Based System. How Preferential Votes Affect Political Representatives in Sweden Andy Eggers, Dominik Hangartner, Jack Blumenau and Simon Hix Open List, Closed List, and Party Choice: Experimental Evidence from the UK Thomas Däubler Constituency Representation in Flexible List Systems Kamil Marcinkiewicz, Michael Jankowski and Mary Stegmaier Vote-Earning in the Parliament: Explaining the Parliamentary Behavior of Czech and Polish Deputies

1407 Elements of a General Theory of Peace Chair: Allan Dafoe Discussant: Jonathan Harris RSE-Wolfson Theatre Akisato Suzuki National Peace Unwarranted: The Kantian Tripod and the Saliency of Nationalism James R. Hollyer, B. Peter Rosendorff and James Raymond Vreeland When Do States Become Transparent? Andrew J. Coe The Modern Economic Peace Jiakun Jack Zhang Commerce and Conflict: Firm Heterogeneity and the Commercial Peace …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1416 PTAs and the WTO Chair: Raymond Hicks Discussant: Mark Manger RCPE-Meeting Room 1 & 2 Todd Allee and Manfred Elsig Veto Players and the Contents of Preferential Trade Agreements Victor Umana, Thomas Bernauer and Gabriele Spilker Natural Trading Partners? A Public Opinion Perspective on Preferential Trade Agreements Julia Gray and Jeff Kucik The Implementation of Trade Agreements Robert Erikson, Pablo Pinto and Kelly Rader Analyzing Democratic Trade: When Less is More Marco Martini Incremental Escalation in the WTO Dispute Settlement Process: Why Do Disputes End at Different Stages of the Arbitration Process?

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1502 Attitudes to Immigration in the EU and Switzerland Chair: Theresa Kuhn Discussant: Richard Traunmueller RSE-Wellcome West Karin Zelano and Gregg Bucken-Knapp Framing Free Movement: A Framing Analysis of Swedish Media Representations of EU Migration in 2004 and 2013 Jonathan Martin Do We Have to Talk About It Right Now? The Impact of Far Right Success in EP Elections on Issue Competition in National Elections Jean-Benoit Pilet and Laura Sudulich European Public Opinion in Times of Crisis Theresa Kuhn and Hector Solaz Local, National and European Solidarity. Analysing Citizens' Redistributive Behaviour in Laboratory Experiments Marc Helbling and Richard Traunmüller How State Support of Religion Shapes Attitudes Toward Muslims …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1706 Fiscal and Monetary Policy Chair: Christoph Humphrey Discussant: Didac Queralt RSE-Upper Gallery Christine Lipsmeyer, Andrew Philips and Guy Whitten Dynamic Pie: Modeling Budgetary Tradeoffs Over Time Martin J. Williams One Size Does Not Fit All: Understanding Budget Performance in Ghana's Spending Ministries Pablo Beramendi and Didac Queralt The Electoral Origins of Fiscal Capacity Ronen Mandelkern Monetary Policy since the Great Recession: Central Banks and the Institutionalization of 'Commercial Keynesianism' Christian Pfeil Electoral System Change and Spending: Three Quantitative Case Studies

1806 Survey Methods and Measurement Chair: Sebastian Popa Discussant: Ben Lauderdale RCPE-New Library Guido Tiemann Projection and Bias. A Simulation Study Christopher Prosser Assimilation, Contrast, and EU Issue voting: Voter projection bias at the 2009 European Parliament election. Susan Banducci, Gabriel Katz and Mariana Skirmuntt Case Selection in Cross-National Electoral Survey Research: Have We Made Enough of It? Marta Fraile, Monica Ferrin, Gema Garcia and Raul Gómez What is Politics? An Empirical Assessment About the Meaning of Politics Lucas Leemann and Fabio Wasserfallen Beyond Data Restrictions: Extending the Use and Prediction Precision of Multilevel Regression and Post-Stratification …………………………………………………………………………………………. 2105 Democratization Chair: Allessandro Pellegata Discussant: Allessandro Pellegata RCPE-Sir John Crofton Room Antonio Pedro Ramos Has Democracy Reduced Inequalities in Child Mortality? An Analysis of 5 Million Births from 50 Developing Countries since 1970 C. Christine Fair, Patrick M Kuhn, Neil Malhotra and Jacob N Shapiro Natural Disasters, Economic Shocks, and Political Behavior: Evidence from the 2010-11 Pakistani Floods Sirianne Dahlum Schooling, Grievances, and Political Stability: The Contradictory Effect of Education on Democratization Verena Kroth, Valentino Larcinese and Joachim Wehner A Better Life For All? Democratization and Electrification in Post-Apartheid South Africa Helder do Vale A Time-Centered Approach to Federal Changes in Democratic South Africa

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2114 Varieties of Capitalism Chair: James Alt Discussant: Nils Bormann RCPE-Meeting Room 4 & 5 Marcus Österman Varieties of Education and Inequality Bob Hancke and Alison Johnston One Woman, One Vote: Female Electoral Participation and Varieties of Capitalism in the OECD Brett Meyer Examining the 'Patient Capital' Thesis: Stock Market Capitalization, Union Density, and Coordinated Wage Bargaining Jacob Gerner Hariri, Amalie Sofie Jensen and David Dreyer Lassen A Liquidity Theory of Social Policy Preferences Stefan Thewissen Does Labour Market Polarisation Lead to Political Polarisation? …………………………………………………………………………………………. 2304 Party Systems and Political Competition Chair: Sunshine Hillygus Discussant: Onawa Promise Lacewell RCPE-Meeting Room 3 Edina Szöcsik The Structure of the Political Space in Central and Eastern Europe in the 2000s Tarik Abou-Chadi and Matthias Orlowski Explaining Shifts in Party Positions - the Role of Electoral Vulnerability Heiko Giebler, Onawa Promise Lacewell, Sven Regel and Annika Werner Mass, Catch-All or Programmatic? Towards an Empirical Classification of Party Types Sanja Badanjak Measuring Party Systems in Europe: Application in Large N Studies and Discussion of the Concept Monika Nalepa and Royce Carroll Resources, Enforcement, and Party Discipline in Candidate-Centered PR

2401 Campaigns and Political Participation Chair: Annika Hennl Discussant: Sven-Oliver Proksch RSE-Wellcome East Marian Bohl Determinants of the Choice for Personalization Strategies in Election Campaigns Inaki Sagarzazu and Sergi Pardos-Prado Issue Competition over the Electoral Cycle Thomas Plischke, Harald Schoen, Markus Steinbrecher and Elena Wiegand Do Campaign Events Matter for Individual Vote Choice? Studying Campaign Effects in a Multiparty Setting Susan Banducci and Martijn Schoonvelde The Information Environment and How It Shapes Political Knowledge

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Thursday 16.00 – 17.45 1006 Electoral Corruption: Reward and Punishment Chair: Miriam Golden Discussant: Patrick Kuhn RSE-Scott Room Alistair McMillan Electoral Accountability and the Anti-Corruption Movement in India Georgios Xezonakis and Iannis Konstantinidis Sources of Tolerance Towards Political Corruption: A Survey Experiment Sean Gailmard and John Patty Preventing Prevention Lukas Rudolph The Role of Public Scandals in the Election Decision: Evidence from Southern Germany Michael F Stoffel Whom do Voters Pass on Pork: Representatives or Parties? …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1108 Opportunism and Electioneering Chair: Mihail Chiru Discussant: Christian Stecker RSE-Upper Gallery Marc Guinjoan, Sandra Bermúdez, Ignacio Lago, Pablo Simon Rational or Adaptive? The Role of District Magnitude on Forming Electoral Expectations Mihail Chiru Improving MPs Service Responsiveness through Institutional Engineering? Constituency Questions Under Two Electoral Systems Steve Pickering, Seiki Tanaka and Kyohei Yamada Taking Population Seriously: Does Boundary Change Affect How Resources are Distributed? Chris Hanretty, Benjamin Lauderdale and Nick Vivyan Dyadic Representation in a Westminster System Thomas Gschwend, Lukas Stoetzer and Steffen Zittlau Why Don't You Talk about Policy? How Candidates with a Valence Advantage can Strategically Demobilize their Opponents

1204 Durability and Termination Chair: David Fortunato Discussant: David Fortunato RSE-Wellcome East Luis Aguiar-Conraria, Jorge M. Fernandes and Pedro C. Magalhães A Behavioral Theory of Government Termination in European Democracies Carmela Lutmar Is it Time to Manage a Conflict? -- Analyzing the Effects of Mediation Timing on Leaders Tenure Florence So Keeping and Breaking Governments by Activists: Policy Shocks, Intra-Party Strategic Dynamics, and Coalition Durability Ioannis Loukas Vassiliadis Why Leave? Party Responsibility in Coalition Termination Michael Becher and Flemming Juul Christiansen Dissolution Threats and Legislative Bargaining …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1207 Government Formation and Organization Chair: Timothy Hellwig Discussant: Nolan McCarty RCPE-New Library Daniela Giannetti, Andrea Pedrazzani and Luca Pinto Inter-Electoral Politics: Changes and Adaptation in Cabinet Composition in Western Democracies Lucas Leemann and Fabio Wasserfallen Direct Democracy, Representation, and Policy Congruence Holger Döring and Johan Hellström Institutional Constraints on Coalition Formation Niall Hughes Legislative Bargaining with Accountability Shaun Bowler, Thomas Gschwend and Indridi H. Indridason Perceptions of Coalition Policy

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1403 Civil War Chair: Cameron Thies Discussant: Cameron Thies RCPE-Great Hall J. Tyson Chatagnier and Emanuele Castelli Winning Without Fighting: Industrialization and Civil War Onset Jun Koga and Jessica Maves Braithwaite When Good Coups Go Bad: Coup Attempts and the Onset of Civil War Lars-Erik Cederman, Scott Gates, Benjamin A. T. Graham, Simon Hug, Kaare Strom and Julian Wucherpfennig Does Formal or Informal Power Sharing Produce Peace? Livia Isabella Schubiger One for all? State Violence and Insurgent Cohesion Brett V. Benson, Adam Meirowitz and Kristopher w. Ramsay The Market for Arms and Violent Conflict …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1504 Compliance with EU Law Chair: Fabio Franchino Discussant: Thomas Winzen RCPE-Meeting Room 1 & 2 Asya Zhelyazkova, Cansarp Kaya, and Reini Schrama Differentiated Integration or implementing Discretion? Analysing Flexibility in European Union Law Bernard Steunenberg and Robin van der Zee Compliance as an Administrative Problem: The Internal Dynamics of Transposition Marco Mainenti and Fabio Franchino The Electoral Foundations of Non-Compliance: Evidence from the EU Policy on Control of State Aid Thomas Winzen and Asya Zhelyazkova Differentiated Integration vs. Watered-Down Compromises? Analysis of Different Forms of Flexibility with EU Law

1701 Accountability and Public Policy Chair: Arjan Schakel Discussant: Arjan Schakel RSE-Wellcome West Zachary Greene, Caterina Froio and Shaun Bevan The Electoral Consequences of Government Accountability Ian Palmer Cook, Ian Tuner and Jonathan Woon Transparency and Policy Experimentation Arnaud Vaganay Do Policy Researchers Spin their Results? A Content Analysis of Six Pilot Evaluation Reports Vera E. Troeger and Christina Schneider Fiscal Transparency and Electoral Budgeteering Christel Koop Delegation to Independent Regulatory Agencies: Mapping and Explaining the Variation in Political Accountability …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1703 Diffusion and Public Policy Chair: Thomas Plümper Discussant: Jude Hays RCPE-Sir John Crofton Room Fabrizio Gilardi, Manuela Giovanoli, Charles R. Shipan and Bruno Wueest Measuring Policy Diffusion with Automated Content Analysis Frederick J. Boehmke Pooled Event History Analysis of the Diffusion of Policies across the American States Silvana Tarlea Multinational Corporations and Higher Education: the Hidden Dynamics Denise Traber Policy Convergence? Macroeconomic Policies and Party Competition in the Context of the Financial Crisis

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2103 Climate Politics Chair: Gabriele Spilker Discussant: Gabriele Spilker RCPE-Auditorium Anar Koli, Yutaka Tsujinaka and Yohei Kobashi Post-Kyoto Climate Policy Development in Japan-A Perspective from Global Environmental Policy Network in Japan Erik Gartzke and Tobias Bohmelt Climate and Conflict: Who Causes the Weather? Lena Schaffer and Thomas Bernauer Explaining Government Choices for Promoting Renewable Energy …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1308 Preference for Redistribution 1 Chair: Roland Kappe Discussant: David Hugh-Jones RSE-Wolfson Theatre Achim Goerres and Mads Meier Jaeger The Origin of Gender Differences in Redistributive Preferences: Testing Old Theories with New Family-Sibling Data from a Most Gender-Egalitarian Context Aina Gallego and Jonathan Rodden Religiosity and Attitudes towards Redistribution Miquel Pellicer, Patrizio Piraino and Eva Wegner The Role of Information and Elite Mobilization for Redistributive Preferences: A Survey Experiment Sebastian Barfort Great Expectations: Income Expectations, Income Realizations and Attitudes towards Redistribution Deborah Boucoyannis Taxation of the Rich: Preconditions of Representative Government

2107 Inside Rebellion and Beyond the State: New Directions in Conflict Studies Chair: Zoe Marks Discussant: Nils Weidman RCPE-Meeting Room 4 & 5 Zoe Marks Control, or Cohesion? Inside the RUF and Rebel 'Laws of War' Annette Idler Fragile Alliances among Violent Non-state Actors: Violence, Fear or Uncertainty? Henning Tamm Dangerous Friends? The Role of External Supporters in Rebel Group Fragmentation Julia Amos Dragon or Hydra? How the Background of Recruits Affects the Organisational Structures of Rebel Groups and the effectiveness of Peacebuilding Strategies Alexander Betts, Will Jones and Patrycja Stys Transnational Elite Networks and the Great Lakes Insecurity Complex …………………………………………………………………………………………. 2302 Intra-Party Politics Chair: Alexandra Cirone Discussant: Laurenz Ennser-Jedenastik RCPE-Cullen Suite Raphael Heuwieser A Comparative Perspective on Determinants of MP Party Loyalty: The UK House of Commons and the German Bundestag, 2005-2013 William B. Heller and Gregory Robinson Take Me to Your Leader: Assessing Agency Dynamics in Congressional Parties David Karol and Chloe Thurston From Personal to Partisan: Abortion, Party and Religion in the California State Assembly, 1967-2000 Hanna Bäck, Markus Baumann, Marc Debus and Jochen Müller Campaigning in the House: The Unequal Distribution of Speaking Time in European Parliamentary Party Groups Zachary Greene and Matthias Haber Selective Issue Emphasis and Intra-Party Division

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2404 Information Technologies and the Study of Political Communication Chair: Martijn Schoonvelde Discussant: Anke Tresch RCPE-Meeting Room 3 Andrew Little Communication Technology and Protest Mark Shephard, Stephen Quinlan, Stephen Tagg and Lindsay Paterson Assessing the Impact of Flaming Stereotypical Social Media Comments on Youth Voting Intentions in the 2014 Scottish Independence Referendum Philip Habel and Ruth Moon Examining the Interrelations of US News Media through Twitter Sebastian Adrian Popa and Yannis Theocharis The Mediating Role of Facebook in the Relationship between Social Trust and Associational Involvement Friday 9.00 – 10.30 1005 Economic Evaluations, Elections, and Party Change Chair: Raymond Duch Discussant: Thomas S. Scotto RCPE-Great Hall Ignacio Jurado and Sandra Leon Economic Voting in Multi-Level States Konstantinos Matakos and Dimitrios Xefteris Unemployment and Electoral Support for Dominant Parties: Not Necessarily their Achilles' Heel Sandra Leon and Lluis Orriols Asymmetric Federalism, Clarity of Responsibility and Economic Voting. Evidence from Spain Lilia Giugni New Democrats, New Labour and PDS-DS-PD. A Comparative Study of Party Change in the U.S.A., the United Kingdom and Italy ………………………………………………………………………………………….

1017 Party Identification, its Uses and Abuses Chair: Albert Falco-Gimeno Discussant: Thomas M. Meyer RCPE-Meeting Room 1 & 2 Aiko Wagner Party-Specific Vote Functions at the 2013 German Bundestag Election Annika Grieb Social Mobility and the Stability of Party Identification: A Longitudinal Analysis Using the German Socio-Economic Panel, 1984-2011 Kristin Michelitch Electoral Cycle Effects on Partisanship: Evidence from a Cross-Regional Analysis Mogens Kamp Justesen and Robert Klemmensen Opinion Change: Information or Partisanship? Evidence from a Natural Experiment

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[1330 REMOVED] …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1411 Militia Chair: Severine Autesserre Discussant: TBA RCPE-Meeting Room 4 & 5 Meredith Blank Managing with Militias: State Formation and Government Sponsorship of Militias Sabine Carey, Michael Colaresi and Neil Mitchell Outsourcing Violence: Why Do Government Use Militias? Jennifer M. Larson Interethnic Conflict, Incendiary Rumors, and the Networks that Help or Hurt …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1426 Democratization and Conflict 2 Chair: Ursula Daxecker Discussant: Daina Chiba RSE-Wellcome West Nils-Christian Bormann Power-Sharing and Democratization Jun Koga The Manner of Entering and Losing Office in Dictatorships Nils B. Weidmann, Lars-Erik Cederman and Nils-Christian Bormann Triangulating Horizontal Inequality for the Study of Ethnic Conflict Leandro De Magalhaes and Francesco Giovannoni War and the Transition Away from Absolutism

1503 Candidate Selection to the EP Chair: Christophe Crombez Discussant: Christophe Crombez RSE-Scott Room Andrea S. Aldrich Domestic Party Goals and European Parliamentary Candidates Elena Frech Re-Electing MEPs: The Determinants of Candidate List Placement Katjana Gattermann Making Votes Visible: The Impact of Electoral Institutions on Individual Candidate News Coverage in European Parliament Elections Silje Synnøve and Lyder Hermansen Renomination to Office - Incumbent Candidates to the European Parliament …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1709 Policy Networks and Policy Process Chair: Manuel Fischer Discussant: Manuel Fischer RSE-Upper Gallery Donley T. Studlar Birth, Sex, and Death: Patterns of Morality Policy Debate and Content in Western Democracies Dorine Boumans Policy Networks and Performance: The Effect of implementation Agencies' Location in the Policy Network on Performance Karin Ingold, Dimitris Christopoulos and Manuel Fischer Brokerage and Entrepreneurship in Policy Networks: A Longitudinal Analysis of Strategic Behavior Ursula Hackett Exodus, Expression and Evangelicalism: Connecting Religiosity and Aid for Children at Private Religious Schools

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1902 Political Theory beyond the State Chair: Gavin Morrison Discussant: TBA RCPE-Meeting Room 3 Alexandre Gajevic Sayegh The Normative Foundations of Relational Justice: an Analytical Framework Ka-Wai Ip Does Equality Require Special Relations of Reciprocity? Peter Stone The Social Contract in the International Arena: Justice, Legitimacy, and Institutional Design …………………………………………………………………………………………. 2115 Regional Integration Chair: Monika Mühlböck Discussant: Tina Freyburg RCPE-New Library Mwita Chacha Economic and Political Determinants of Public Support for Regional Integration in East Africa Thomas Streinz The Advocates General at the ECJ: A Unique Institution of the EU Judicial System Sheblo Olesya The Institutionalization of Political Time in ASEAN: Trends, Essence, Comparison with the Timescape of EU Jeffrey S. Morton and Christopher Stenson Europe, Africa and the ICC

2201 Causes of Social Trust Chair: Paul C. Bauer Discussant: Benjamin Engst RSE-Wellcome East Peter Thisted Dinesen and Kim Mannemar Sønderskov Institutional and Social Trust: Is There a Causal Relationship? Max Schaub The Effects of Warfare on Social Trust in Africa Dag Wollebæk, Bernard Enjolras, Rune Karlsen and Kari Steen-Johnsen Social Media Use and Trust among Youth: A Longitudinal Analysis Paul C. Bauer Experiences and Social Trust …………………………………………………………………………………………. 2402 Political Cheap Talk 1 Chair: Richard Van Weelden Discussant: Ken Benoit RCPE-Cullen Suite Jan Kleinnijenhuis, Friederike Schultz and Wouter van Atteveldt Communicative Complexity, Hopes and Fears and the Call for Leadership: News Effects on the Financial Crisis in the US, the UK and Germany 2007-2012 Laron K. Williams Elite Messages, Economic Conditions, and Retrospective Evaluations Arthur Dyevre The Promise and Pitfalls of Text-Scaling Techniques for the Analysis of Judicial Opinions

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Friday 10.45 – 12.30 1008 Ideological Congruence: The Role of Institutions and Parties Chair: Noam Lupu Discussant: Catherine deVries RCPE-Auditorium Chitralekha Basu Changing the Subject: The Impact of Mainstream Party Behavior on the Electoral Salience of Immigration in Western Europe Francesc Amat The Electoral Salience of the 2nd Dimension: An Empirical Test for Heresthetical Manoeuvres in 18 Parliamentary Democracies Emrah Uyar Electoral System Change and Ideological Congruence: The Case of New Zealand Carl C. Berning and Elmar Schlüter The Temporal Order of Perceived Group Threat and Radical Right-Wing Populist Party Preference - An Autoregressive Cross-Lagged Approach Lukas Stoetzer and Steffen Zittlau Estimating Non-Separable Preferences in Mass Elections …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1101 Accountability Chair: Zachary Greene Discussant: Andrea Pedrazzani RSE-Wolfson Theatre Fabiana V Machado Decentralization and Accountability: The Curse of Local Underdevelopment Keith E. Schnakenberg and Ian R. Turner Transparency, Collective Decision-Making, and Legislative Institutions Luis A. Camacho The Effects of Electoral Accountability on Government Performance: A Look at Local Recall Elections in Peru Spyros Kosmidis Retrospective Economic Assessments and Multi-level Assignment of Political Responsibility: An Experimental Design of the Room to Manoeuvre Hypothesis Herbert Kitschelt and Philipp Rehm Citizens' Representation by Political Parties: Where, if Anywhere, in European Democracies Does It Still Work

1106 Electoral Reform Chair: Ruben Ruiz-Rufino Discussant: Jordi Calvet RCPE-Great Hall Helen Hardman How Important is Public Debate to the Process of States' Compliance with International Treaties? A Case Study of Electoral Reform in the Context of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) Kimuli Kasara and Isabela Mares Reforming Electoral Practices: How Britain Ended Vote Buying Konstantinos Matakos and Dimitrios Xefteris Strategic Electoral Rule Choice Under Uncertainty: Theory and Evidence Jean Benoit Pilet, Lidia Núñez and Pablo Simon Economic Crisis, New Parties and Electoral Reform Pedro Riera The Large Prefer the Large and the Small Prefer the Small: Towards a New Account of the Relationship between Party System and Electoral Rules …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1202 Committees in Action Chair: Micael Castanheira Discussant: Nikitas Konstantinidis RCPE-Cullen Suite Boris Ginzburg Collective Preference for Ignorance Klaus H. Goetz, Christian Stecker and David Willumsen Heterotemporal Parliamentarism: Does Staggered Membership Renewal Matter? Dominik Hangartner, Ben Lauderdale and Judith Spirig Does Condorcet Get Asylum? Evidence from the Swiss Federal Administrative Court 2007-2012 Ed Gareth Poole Mixed Electoral Systems, Dual Incentives and Committee Assignment: New Evidence from the UK's Devolved Legislatures Stephen J. Chapman and Diana M. Branduse Serving at the Pleasure of the President: Strategic Executive Use of Federal Corruption Prosecutions

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1205 Electoral Competition Chair: Thorsten Faas Discussant: Jorge Fernandes RSE-Scott Room Aaron Kamm Plurality Voting Versus Proportional Representation in the Citizen-Candidate Model Didier Laussel, Michel Le Breton and Dimitrios Xefteris Centrifugal Incentives in Downsian Dynamics: The Role of Niche Party Success in Mainstream Party Strategy Enriqueta Aragones and Dimitrios Xefteris Imperfectly Informed Voters and Strategic Eextremism Navin Kartik, Francesco Squintani and Katrin Tinn Information Revelation and Pandering in Elections Luca Pinto and Aldo Di Virgilio The Impact of Multiple-Candidacies on Legislative Voting Behaviour in Italy 2006-2011 …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1413 Money Matters Chair: Manfred Elsig Discussant: Michael Bechtel RCPE-Meeting Room 1 & 2 Mark S. Manger and Thomas Sattler Mercantilism in a Liberal World Order: The Origin of Persistent Current Account Imbalances Chris Humphrey Principals vs. Agents or Principals vs. Principals? Shareholder and Staff Dynamics at Multilateral Development Banks Edward D. Mansfield The Political Economy of the Itching Palm: A Cross-National Analysis of Tipping James Morrison Shocking Intellectual Austerity: The Role of Ideas in the Demise of the Gold Standard in Britain Liam F. McGrath The Politics of Post-Currency Crisis Reserve Accumulation

1511 Party Positions and Party Competition in the EU Chair: Mareike Kleine Discussant: Cesar Garcia Perez de Leon RSE-Wellcome East Jonathan Bright, Diego Garzia, Joseph Lacey and Alexander H. Trechsel The Representative Deficit in Different European Party Systems Christopher J. Williams and Jae-Jae Spoon Differentiated Party Response: The Effect of Euroskeptic Public Opinion on Party Positions Holger Döring and Valentin Schröder Locating Party Families Using Measures of Policy Position and Issue Salience Sofia Vasilopoulou and Katjana Gattermann Towards Convergence in Times of Crisis? Assessing Opinion Congruenc e between Voters and Parties in Seven EU Elections Magda Giurcanu The Emergence of Anti - European Union Parties: Strategic Calculations and European Union Debates …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1604 Group Dynamics and Conflict Chair: Håvard Nygård Discussant: Håvard Nygård RSE-Upper Gallery Christian Davenport, Laura A. Seago and Alton B.H. Worthington Information, Power, and the Mobilization of Dissent and Repression Pui Hang Wong Group Fragmentation and Collective Violence Ravi Bhavnani and Karsten Donnay Cleavage Dynamics in Civil War Carlo Koos Oil extraction, Grievances and Local Attitudes towards Violence. Evidence from a Survey in the Niger Delta Tatjana Stankovic Modeling Settlements to Civil Wars: the Cooptation of Rebel Military Leadership and the Durability of Peace

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1702 Corruption, Patronage and Public Policy Chair: Michael F Stoffel Discussant: Michael F Stoffel RCPE-New Library Jerg Gutmann, Fabio Padovano and Stefan Voigt Perception vs. Experience: How to Explain Differences in Corruption Measures Using Microdata? Laarni Escresa and Lucio Picci A New Cross-National Measure of Corruption Viola Lucas and Jerg Gutmann Unbundling Private and Public Sector Corruption: Insights Based on Two New Indicators Natalia Matukhno Causal Analysis of the Effectiveness of Anti-Corruption Campaign ………………………………………………………………………………………….1804 Scaling: Elites, Parties and Regimes Chair: Daniel Stegmueller Discussant: Daniel Stegmueller RCPE-Meeting Room 4 & 5 René Lindstädt, Sven-Oliver Proksch and Jonathan B. Slapin Improving the Measurement of Policy Positions and Ideology Julian Bernauer and Adrian Vatter Empirical Patterns of Democracy and the Citizen Thomas Bäuninger, Nathalie Giger and Tilko Swalve The Individual Perception of Political Scales. A New Method of Scaling Scott Moser and Abel Rodriguez Modeling Preferences Using Legislative Voting in the Presence of Missing Data Sebastian Ziaja A Data-Driven Regime Type Classification

2001 Automated Text Analysis Chair: Ken Benoit Discussant: Thomas Chadefaux RSE-Wellcome West Lisa Blaydes, Justin Grimmer and Alison McQueen Mirrors for Princes and Sultans: Advice on the Art of Governance in the Medieval Christian and Islamic Worlds Martin Haselmayer and Marcelo Jenny Measuring the Tonality of Negative Campaigning: Combining a Dictionary Approach with Crowd-Coding Chris Chhim Issue Framing in Stateless Nationalist and Regionalist Party Platforms Travis Coan and Constantine Boussalis Signals of Doubt: Text-Mining Climate Skepticism Heike Klüver and Iñaki Sagarzazu Why Parties Cannot Keep their Promises: The Dynamics of Issue Attention in Coalition Governments …………………………………………………………………………………………. 2112 The Concepts and Measures of Democracy Chair: Erik Gartzke Discussant: Heiko Giebler RCPE-Sir John Crofton Room Renske Doorenspleet and Tina Freyburg Democracy Disentangled: Conceptualization and Operationalization of Democracy in Scholarly Practice, 1989-2014 Milan Svolik Democracy and Dictatorship in the Age of Elections: Inferring Regime Type and Change from Data on Political Competitiveness Carl-Henrik Knutsen and Tore Wig The Democracy-Dictatorship Measure: Alternation in Power and Biased Estimates of Democracy's Effect on Economic Growth Daniel Pemstein, Stephen Meserve and James Melton Time to Model the Rating Process: Dynamic Latent Variable Models for Regime Characteristics Tiago Ferreira Lopes What about Democracy? The failure of Electoral Democracy and the Need for a New Democratic Standard

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2208 Trust and Political Capital Chair: Paul Bauer Discussant: Peter Dinesen RCPE-Meeting Room 3 Isabel Taylor Investigating the Causal Effects of Political Trust on Support for Government Spending in Britain: an Instrumental Variable Approach Paul C. Bauer Political Institutions and the Polarization of Social Trust Luca Andriani Fighting Corruption in the Palestinian Territories: With or Without Social Capital? Markus Crepaz, Karen Jazayeri and Jonathan Polk Forms of Interpersonal Trust and Political Participation Yüksel Alper Ecevit and Ekrem Karakoç Ethnicity and Political Trust: What Reduces Ethnic Gap in Developing Countries? Friday 13.15 – 14.45 1007 Experiments in Electoral Behavior Chair: Simon Hug Discussant: Anthony Fowler RSE-Wolfson Theatre Achim Goerres and Florian Rabuza The Private Costs of Voting: an Experimental Conjoint Analysis among a Most-Likely-to-Vote Population James Alt, David Dreyer Lassen and John Marshall Information Sources, Belief Updating, and the Politics of Economic Expectations Marisa Abrajano, Christopher Elmendorf and Kevin Quinn Using MRP to Estimate Heterogeneous Treatment Effects (with Applications to the Voting Rights Act) Catherine de Vries, Sara B. Hobolt and James Tilley Evaluating the Economy: How Information on the Real Economy Affects People's Subjective Economic Perceptions

1011 Marketing Strategies of Political Parties 1 Chair: Mark Pickup Discussant: Orit Kedar RSE-Scott Room Brian Crisp, John Patty, Maggie Penn and Constanza Schibber Valence, Partisan Competition, and Legislative Institutions Marius Radean The Impact of the Electoral System on Party Switching Elias Dinas and Pedro Riera Creating Brands: Political Representation and Party System Consolidation Raimondas Ibenskas Electoral Consequences of Party Fission

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1302 Electoral Institutions and Party Strategies Chair: Eva Wegner Discussant: Eva Wegner RSE-Wellcome West Jale Tosun and Andreas Fleig The Macro Economy and Policy Signaling of Political Parties Livio Di Lonardo Negative Valence Shocks, Candidate Entry and Asymmetric Polarization Mark Andreas Kayser and Rene Lindstaedt Are Electoral-System Effects Really Electoral-Competitiveness Effects? Roland Kappe Cross National Evidence of Asymmetric Retrospective Voting …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1309 Private and Public Debt Chair: Alton Worthington Discussant: Alton Worthington RCPE-Great Hall Andrew Kerner and Alton B.H. Worthington The Wages of Sin: Foreign Debt Load, Inflation Credibility, and Institutional Efficacy Anna auf dem Brinke The Political Economy of Private Debt and Savings and Political Preferences in the United Kingdom Cristina Bodea and Raymond Hicks Do International Investors "Buy" Central Bank Independence: Evidence from the Price and Volume of International Sovereign Borrowing Stephen Meserve Consumer Biased Democratic Institutions and Interest Rates

1406 Democratization and Conflict 1 Chair: Milan Svolik Discussant: Milan Svolik RSE-Wellcome East Espen Geelmuyden Rød and Nils B. Weidmann Protesting Dictatorship: The Mass Mobilization in Autocracies Database Daniel Berger and Alejandro Quiroz Flores When the Puppeteer Leaves: Democratic Interventions and Future Democracy Douglas M. Gibler The Role of the Military in Democratization Joonbum Bae Conflict, Rivalries, and the Duration of Authoritarian Regimes …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1508 Interest Formation in the EU 1 Chair: Mogens Kamp Justesen Discussant: Bjørn Høyland RCPE-Cullen Suite David Marshall, Andreas Dür and Patrick Bernhagen Civil Society and the European Parliament: Natural Allies in EU Decision-Making Amie Kreppel Ideology in the EU's Second Chamber: A New Understanding of the Council Stuart A Brown Bargaining in the Council of the European Union: Are Some States Luckier than Others? Irina Iordachescu Self-Governing Transnational Commons Through Strategic Technology Alliances: A Comparative Case of Radio Spectrum Management in Europe

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1803 Multilevel Models and Interdependent Outcomes Chair: Simon Munzert Discussant: Simon Munzert and Martin Elff RCPE-New Library Ingrid Mauerer, Wolfgang Pößnecker, Paul W. Thurner and Gerhard Tutz Modeling Electoral Choices in Multiparty Systems with High-Dimensional Data: A Regularized Selection of Geometrically Weighted Parameters Based on Lasso Julian Wucherpfennig, Nils-Christian Bormann, and Aya Kachi Estimating Interdependence Across Space, Time and Outcomes in Binary Choice Models Using Pseudo Maximum Likelihood Estimators Martin Elff and Susumu Shikano Bias in ML Estimation of Multilevel Models: Check the Algebra Before You Gamble in Monte Carlo Moritz Marbach A Statistical Model of Voting in the Presence of Incomplete Voting Records …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1807 Time Series and Panel Data Chair: Fred Boehmke Discussant: Vera E. Troeger RCPE-Auditorium Matthew Lebo and Taylor Grant The Problems of Bounded Time Series Andrew Bell and Kelvyn Jones Explaining Fixed Effects: Random Effects Modelling of Time-Series-Cross-Sectional and Panel Data, with an Application to the Effect of Democracy on Globalisation Scott J. Cook, Jude C. Hays and Robert J. Franzese Estimating Unit-Effects in Binary Data: A Penalized-Maximum-Likelihood Approach Mikhail Balaev Time-Delayed Effects of Economy, Education, and Gender Equality on Democracy

1901 Political Theory Chair: Carmen Pavel Discussant: Benjamin Sachs RCPE-Meeting Room 3 Fabio Wolkenstein Political Parties as Arenas of Deliberation Katerina Strani Rethinking the Normative Status of Communicative Rationality as a Method of Public Debate Benjamin Sachs The Unavoidability of Social Contractarianism Neville Cox John Rawls's Presuppositions in the Original Position …………………………………………………………………………………………. 2004 Big Data and Political Psychology Chair: Geoffrey Evans Discussant: Nathaniel Beck RCPE-Sir John Crofton Room Paul C. Bauer, Kathrin Ackermann, Pablo Barberá and Aaron Venetz Vague Concepts in Survey Questions: A General Problem Illustrated with the Left-Right Scale Sara Hobolt, Spyros Kosmidis, Eamonn Molloy and Stephen Whitefield The Economic Determinants of Party Rhetoric: Enthusiasm and Anxiety in UK Party Manifestos 1900-2010 Adam Ramey, Jonathan Klingler and Gary Hollibaugh More Than a Feeling: Personality and Congressional Behavior Andrew Eggers and Arthur Spirling Agenda-Setting in Westminster Systems: Modeling the Emergence of Cabinet Dominance in the House of Commons with Speeches, 1832-1918

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2008 Social Media and Political Participation Chair: Chris Chhim Discussant: Jonathan Nagler RCPE-Meeting Room 1 & 2 Thorsten Faas and Sascha Huber How Twittered Exit Polls Can Shape Electoral Outcomes Under PR Systems with Electoral Thresholds Yannis Theocharis and Will Lowe Does Facebook Increase Political Participation? Evidence from a Survey Experiment Javier Sajuria, Jennifer van Heerde-Hudson, David Hudson, Yannis Theocharis and Niheer Dasandi Are We Bowling at All? Social Capital and Political Action in Online Networks Pablo Barberá, Richard Bonneau, John T. Jost, Jonathan Nagler and Joshua Tucker Is There Anybody Out There? The Effects of Legislators' Communication with Their Constituents …………………………………………………………………………………………. 2110 Rule of Law Chair: Alexander Baturo Discussant: Alexander Baturo RSE-Upper Gallery Ferdinand Eibl and Halfdan Lynge-Mangueira Constraints, Competition, and Competitiveness: Political Budget Cycles in Developing Countries Jonathan B. Slapin How European Union Membership Can Undermine the Rule of Law in Emerging Democracies Kristine Eck Soft Repression' and the Suppression of Dissent Paul D. Kenny and Christian Houle Democracy, Populism, and the Rule of Law

2301 Candidate Recruitment Chair: Stephen Fisher Discussant: Peter Buisseret RCPE-Meeting Room 4 & 5 Bruce Tranter and Jan Pakulski Changing Political Candidate Recruitment in Australia Despina Alexiadou Who Governs? Professional Background, Political Experience and Party Seniority of Cabinet Ministers in 18 Parliamentary Democracies Sandra Bermúdez and Guillermo Cordero Who is Recruiting Our Crew? Contextual Determinants of MPs Selection William T Daniel Rational Parties, Radical Voters? Extremist Party Recruitment Strategies at the National and European Levels

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Friday 15.00 – 16.45 1004 Champions of the Downtrodden Chair: Conrad Ziller Discussant: Mark Pennington RSE-Scott Room Jorge Galindo The Dual Vote of Dual Labour Markets - The Relation Between Economic Cycle, Job Protection and Voting Behavior Thomas J. Scotto and Jason Reifler The Egalitarian and Humanitarian Sides of Foreign Policy Beliefs Constantin Manuel Bosancianu Cleavage Revisited: Income Inequality and the Influence of Value Orientations on the Vote Laura Seago Markets for Repression: NGOs, Firms, and State Abuse of Workers …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1016 Opinion Polls, Forecasts and Self-Fulfilling Prophesies Chair: Michael Lewis-Beck Discussant: Heike Kluever RSE-Upper Gallery Joao Amaro de Matos and Ariel Guerreiro Referenda Outcomes and the Influence of Polls: a Social Network Feedback Process Mark Pickup, Blake Andrew, Fred Cutler and J. Scott Matthews The Horse(Race)-Drawn Media (Band)Wagon: A Natural Experiment on the Effect of Polls on Campaign Media Coverage Stephen Fisher A Method for Long-Range Daily Election Forecasting from Opinion Polls Todd Donovan, Shaun Bowler and Jeffrey Karp Effects of Preelection Polling on Vote Intention Jonathan Lewis and Seiji Sugimoto Political Opinion Surveys. Results of and Reflection on a Large-scale Online Survey in Japan

1021 Electoral Behaviour Chair: Michael Shalev Discussant: Guido Tiemann RCPE-Cullen Suite Noam Lupu The Electoral Response to Economic Crises in Latin America Māris Ginters, Simona Gurbo and Ilga Kreituse Electoral Volatility in Latvia: the Continuous Phenomenon of New Party Success 20 Years after Independence Reinhard Heinisch and Monika Mühlböck The Eurosceptical Voter: Attitudes and Electoral Behavior in Central and Eastern Europe Leandro De Magalhaes and Salomo Hirvonen Incumbency Effects in a Comparative Perspective: Evidence from Brazilian Mayoral and Legislative Elections Christine Fauvelle-Aymar and Mary Stegmaier The Economy, Stockholders and Presidential Approval …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1112 Women's Representation Chair: Mona Morgan-Collins Discussant: Thomas Däubler RCPE-Great Hall Anthony M. Bertelli and Diana Z. O'Brien Partisan Representation of Women in European Parliamentary Democracies Ginger Feather Fourth-Wave Democratization: The Link between Women's Empowerment and Democratization in Predominantly-Muslim States Jonathan Homola The Missing Link? An Empirical Analysis of Descriptive and Substantive Representation of Women, 1973-2012 Mona Morgan-Collins Universal Suffrage and Support for Socialist Parties in Western Europe Karen Beckwith Institutional Transformation and Women's Political Representation in Italy and France

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1201 Authority and Power Chair: Christopher Dawes Discussant: Christopher Dawes RSE-Wellcome East Noah Buckley, Guzel Garifullina, Ora John Reuter and Alexandra Shubenkova Political Centralization and Election Cancellation in Russian Cities Suhjin Lee Party Factions: Political Motivations for Politicians at the Top and the Bottom William B. Heller and Olga Shvetsova Resource Flows as a (Proxy) Measure of the Allocation of Authority in Intraparty Decision Making Luz Marina Arias When do Wars increase the Capacity of the Central State? …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1203 Courts and Policy-Making Chair: Kevin Quinn Discussant: Slava Mikhaylov RCPE-Auditorium Stefan Voigt, Jerg Gutmann and Lars P. Feld The Effects of Judicial Independence 10 Years on: Cross-Country Evidence Using an Updated Set of Indicators Benjamin G. Engst, Caroline E. Wittig, Christoph Hönnige and Thomas Gschwend Validating Own Interests through invalidating: Judges Shaping Policy Benjamin G. Engst Policy Makers in Robes: Silent Judges Inducing Policy Change Zachary Elkins, Tom Ginsburg and James Melton The Origins and Spread of Constitutional Rights Ryan Black, Ryan Owens and Jennifer Williams The U.S. Supreme Court's Use of Foreign Sources of Law

1304 Fiscal Consolidation Chair: Jose Antonio Cheibub Discussant: Jose Antonio Cheibub RCPE-Meeting Room 1 & 2 Mark Dincecco and Gabriel Katz State Capacity and Long-Run Economic Performance William Roberts Clark and Maiko Isabelle Heller Short and Medium Term Effects of Fiscal Policy on Income Inequality in the Eurozone Laura von Daniels Market-Preserving Fiscal Federalism Revisited. What Do Financial Market Reactions Tell Us about Decentralizing Fiscal Governance? Pavithra Suryanarayan Franchise Expansion and Fiscal Capacity Development in the Indian States …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1418 Politics of Reputation Chair: Michael Laver Discussant: Carmen Lutmar RSE-Wellcome West Cameron G. Thies and Seyedbabak Rezaeedaryakenari When Mediators Act Deceitfully: A Signaling Game Approach Allan Dafoe Making a Strong First Impression: Identifying the Effects of Concern for Reputation through Leader Time-in-Office Muhammet A. Bas and Andrew J. Coe Give Peace a (Second) Chance: The Viability of Deals to Avoid WMD Proliferation and War Sarah Kreps Deterring Cooperation: How Institutional Flexibility Mechanisms Affect Nonproliferation Negotiations

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1509 Models of EU Decision-Making Chair: Bernard Steunenberg Discussant: Simon Hix RCPE-Sir John Crofton Room Thomas Malang and Lena Schaffer Explaining Temporal Preferences in EU Decision-Making William Phelan Ten Decisions of the European Court of Justice in the Context of the Wider Politics of International Economic Law Camilla Mariotto Modelling and Analysing Belief Manipulation in Conciliation Lukas Obholzer The Benefits of Trans-Institutional Cooperation: Explaining Legislative Success in the European Union Pieterjan Vangerven and Christophe Crombez A Political-Economic Analysis of the Antiduping Procedure in the European Union …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1603 Counterterrorism Chair: Lisa Blaydes Discussant: Indridi Indridason RCPE-New Library Thomas Jensen International Cooperation on Counter-Terrorism Evan Jean Lawrence Nontraditional Counterterrorism: Winning Hearts and Minds? Evan Jean Lawrence The Use of Peace NGOs as a Nontraditional Counterterrorist Tactic Livio Di Lonardo Elections, Transparency and Counterterrorism Provision Mariaelisa Epifanio The Effects of European Union Politics and the Counterfactual: Did EU Harmonization of Counterterrorist Policies Lead to More or Less Counterterrorist Regulations?

2006 Scaling Text Chair: Adam Ramey Discussant: Dominik Hangartner RSE-Wolfson Theatre Adriana Bunea and Raimondas Ibenskas To Wordfish or Not? Evaluating Quantitative Text Analysis as an Instrument of Research in the Study of EU Interest Groups' Policy Influence Alexander Herzog and Benjamin Lauderdale Scaling Legislative Debate Texts Christian Arnold, David Doyle and Nina Wiesehomeier Mapping Political Leadership in Latin America Alexander Baturo, Niheer Dasandi and Slava Mikhaylov Analyses of State Preferences from the General Debates in the UN General Assembly J. Andrew Harris What's in a Name? A Method for Extracting Information about Ethnicity from Person Names …………………………………………………………………………………………. 2203 Ideology Chair: Donald P. Green Discussant: David Karol RCPE-Meeting Room 4 & 5 Albert Falcó-Gimeno and Pablo Fernandez-Vazquez Choices that Matter: Coalition Formation and Parties' Ideological Reputation David Fortunato and Randolph T. Stevenson Knowing Left from Right in the United States Daniel Stegmueller and Michael Becher Do Voters Join Unions or Do Unions Encourage Voting? Evidence from the US Using a Latent Factor Potential Outcomes Model Nick Vivyan and Markus Wagner Rebel Rebel: Explaining Constituent Demand for Legislator Independence Jordi Calvet Origins of Spanish Regional Electoral Systems: Parties' Proposals (1978-1982)

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2306 Party Organization Chair: Bruce Tranter Discussant: Jae-Jae Spoon RCPE-Meeting Room 3 Annika Hennl Oh, I Get by With a Little Help from my Friends'. How Party Elites Reshape Organizational Boundaries Martin Ejnar Hansen The Relationship between Policies of Youth Parties and Mother Parties Nathalie Giger and Gijs Schumacher Doomed to be Dominated? Causes and Consequences of Party Organization Change Sofia Collignon-Delmar Party's Interest and Decentralisation: What Is the Role of the Opposition? Mattia Zulianello The Institutionalisation of Protest: New Anti-System Parties in Western Europe Friday 17.00 – 18.45 1105 Electoral Fraud Chair: Dimitrios Xefteris Discussant: Andrew Little RSE-Scott Room Isabela Mares, Aurelian Muntean and Tsveta Petrova The incidence of Economic Intimidation at Times of Elections: Evidence from Romania and Bulgaria Joseph Asunka, Sarah Brierley, Miriam Golden, Eric Kramon and George Ofosu The Effects of Election Observers on Electoral Intimidation and Violence Nahomi Ichino, Jake Bowers and Mark M. Fredrickson Ethnicity and Electoral Fraud in New Democracies: Modelling Political Party Agents in Ghana Inken von Borzyskowski Trust Us: International Technical Assistance, Institutions, and Post-Election Violence

1208 Groups, Public Goods, and Collective Action Chair: Francesco Squintani Discussant: Janne Tukiainen RCPE-Cullen Suite Daniel Halliday The Mechanics of Positional Goods David Hugh-Jones and Denise Laroze Group Identity in Legislative Bargaining Michael M. Bechtel and Kenneth F. Scheve Who Cooperates? Reciprocity and Public Good Contributions in Mass Populations Scott Moser Collective Choice Reconsidered

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1211 Inequality in Time and Space Chair: William Clark Discussant: Despina Alexiadou RCPE-Meeting Room 4 & 5 Samuel Berlinski, Torun Dewan and Brenda Van Coppenolle Political Inequality in the UK 1832-2007 Nolan McCarty Inequality and Polarization in the American States Giulia Pastorella Pathways to Technocratic Governments: Why Have Technocrats Been Appointed to Govern European Democracies? Thomas Chadefaux Geographic Inequality and Conflict …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1214 Talk and Elections Chair: Sandra Leon Discussant: Valentino Larcinese RSE-Wolfson Theatre Fabiana V Machado and Samuel Berlinski Protest and Pandering in Congress: A Survey Experiment Matt Golder, Thomas Gschwend and Indridi H. Indridason Negative Campaigning in Multicandidate Primary Elections Navin Kartik and Richard Van Weelden Informative Cheap Talk in Elections Thomas Bräuninger and Nathalie Giger Strategic Ambiguity of Party Positions in Multiparty Competition

1306 Internal Domestic Conflict and Regime Change Chair: Christoph Fariss Discussant: Tony McGann RCPE-Meeting Room 1 & 2 Mario Chacon and Jeffrey Jensen The Institutional Determinants of Secession: Evidence from the Confederate States of America Scott Gates, Marianne Dah and Håvard Mokleiv Nygård Street-Level Autocrats: Micromotives of Regime Change and Continuity Stefano Costalli, Luigi Moretti and Costantino Pischedda The Economic Costs of Internal Conflict and the Role of Ethnic Heterogeneity Tolga Sinmazdemir Economic Inequality and Ethnic Conflict: A Cross-National, Group-Level Analysis …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1313 Taxation Chair: Christopher Gandrud Discussant: Christopher Gandrud RCPE-Sir John Crofton Room Gustavo A. Flores-Macias Building Support for Tax Reforms in Developing Countries: Experimental Evidence from Mexico Donald P. Green and Peter John Encouraging Tax Compliance: Field Experiments with Enforcement Notices from a UK Agency Philipp Genschel, Hanna Lierse, Henning Schmidtke, Laura Seelkopf, Stefan Traub and Hongyan Yang Tax Competition and Inequality Jens Hainmueller, Dominik Hangartner and Giuseppe Pietrantuono The (Non-) Monetary Value of Swiss Citizenship: Evidence from a Regression Discontinuity Design

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1417 Representative Voting in International Organizations Chair: Jae-Jae Spoon Discussant: Eric Guntermann RSE-Wellcome West Simon Hug Targets and Perpetrators: Resolutions and Voting in the UNCHR and UNHRC Jofre Rocabert, Frank Schimmelfennig and Thomas Winzen Representative Institutions in International Organizations Christoph Mikulaschek Weak States' Power in International Organizations: Empirical Evidence Exploiting the Natural Experiment of African Representation on the UN Security Council Kseniya Oksamytna Policy Evolution in International Organizations: Insights from the Norm Diffusion Approach …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1507 Fiscal Governance in the EU Chair: James Cross Discussant: Robert Thomson RCPE-Auditorium Fabio Franchino The Design of Fiscal Governance Rules in the European Union Florian Foos and Elias Dinas Breaking Bad: Breaching the Maastricht Criteria and EU Approval Julia Gray and Despina Alexiadou Market Biases and Self-Fulfilling Prophecies in Bailout Countries Nikitas Konstantinidis, Konstantinos Matakos, and Hande Mutlu-Eren In or Out? The Constraining Effects of Regional Integration and External Conditionality on Domestic Electoral Competition

1512 Interest Formation in the EU 2 Chair: Gerald Schneider Discussant: Sara Hagemann RSE-Upper Gallery Iskander De Bruycker Why Interest Groups Say What They Say: Explaining Interest Group Messaging in EU Legislative Lobbying Sean Ehrlich and Eryn Jones Who Do European Corporations Lobby? The Domestic Institutional Determinants of Interest Group Activity in the European Union Wim Van Aken The EU Member States and their Policy Positions in the EU Council of Ministers: Contested Decisions (1995-2012) Renke Deckarm European Commissioners' Cabinets: National Enclaves of National Agents? Carolyn Armstrong Questionable Cooperation: Explaining the Emergence and Stability of Inefficient Regimes - A Case Study of the European Union's Dublin System …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1606 The Role of Political Institutions in Conflict Chair: Livia Schubiger Discussant: Ryan Jablonski RCPE-Great Hall Cyrus Samii, Laura Paler and Sarah Daly Retrospective Causal Inference with Machine Learning Ensembles: An Application to Ex-Combatant Recidivism in Colombia Håvard Hegre, Håvard Mokleiv Nygård and Joakim Karlsen Forecasting Democratization and Conflict Lars-Erik Cederman, Kristian Skrede Gleditsch and Julian Wucherpfennig Explaining the Decline of War Maarten Voors Peter van der Windt Chiefs, Resources and Civil War Saskia Baas Peace Through Justice? Analyzing the Impact of the Permanent Court for Arbitration on Local Conflict Dynamics in Sudan's Disputed Abyei Region

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1704 New Methods and the Study Environmental Policies Chair: Lena Schaffer Discussant: Federica Genovese RCPE-New Library Thomas Bernauer, Robert Gampfer and Aya Kachi Climate Policy in Hard Times: Are the Pessimists Right? Aya Kachi Framing Citizens?: Effects of Information on Risks, Co-Benefits, Community, and Uncertainty on Public Support for Climate Change Mitigation Eric Neumayer and Thomas Plümper Functional Forms and the Robustness of Causal Inferences: The Case of the Environmental Kuznet's Curve. Bianca Oehl Convergence or divergence of reporting? The case of climate change in the news. A comparative Content Analysis in six OECD Countries …………………………………………………………………………………………. 2005 Big Data Approaches to Media Analysis Chair: Spyros Kosmidis Discussant: Travis Coan RSE-Wellcome East Wouter van Atteveldt and Barbara Vis Press Releases, Media attention, and Public Policy Reform Pablo Barbera, Jonathan Nagler and Suzanne Linn Economic Conditions, Economic Perceptions, and Media Coverage of the United States Economy Mark Kayser and Michael Peress It's All Relative: International Benchmarking in Economic Reporting Marion Deville and Emmanuel Rousseaux A Spatial Network Approach for Measuring the Differentiation between Content and Relational Dynamics in the Political Debate

2209 Political Impact of Economic Crisis Chair: Markus Wagner Discussant: Guy Whitten RCPE-Meeting Room 3 Daniela Sirinic and Constantin-Manuel Bosancianu The Intergenerational Consequences of Adversity: Young Adults Satisfaction with Democracy in Changing Economic Environments Daphne Halikiopoulou ande Sofia Vasilopoulou Does Crisis Cause Right-Wing Extremism? Nationalism, Cultural Opportunities and Varieties of Support Maria-Jose Hierro The Impact of the Economic Crisis on Nationalist Attitudes Katjana Gattermann and Alexia Katsanidou Economic Crisis and Quality of Representation: Comparing 2009 and 2013 German Federal Elections Silja Häusermann, Bruno Wüest and Thomas Kurer The Hidden Side of Turnout: How Constrained Government Depresses Participation among Highly Educated Citizens

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Saturday 9.00 – 10.45 1020 Small Democracy: Does it Make a Difference? Chair: Michael Marsh Discussant: Leandro De Magalhaes RSE-Wolfson Theatre Marina Costa Lobo The Portugeuse Democracy: Electoral Challenges and Opportunities in a Small Democracy Outlier Michael S. Lewis-Beck and Mary Stegmaier Do Small Democracies Have Better Governance? Christian Glantschnigg and Konstantin Glinitzer Austria and its 'Big Brother Germany". Similar Circumstances and Different Voting Behaviour? Georg Lutz and Eva Green Globalization and National Identity in Large and Small States Piret Ehin and Liisa Talving Accountability and Economic Dependence: Comparisons with the Estonian Case …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1103 Candidate Recruitment Chair: Fabio Wasserfallen Discussant: Konstantinos Matakos RSE-Scott Room Gert-Jan Put About Parties, Candidates and Territory: the Effect of Candidate Selection Methods on the Level of Territorial Representation on Candidate Lists Karl-Oskar Lindgren, Sven Oskarsson and Christopher Dawes Can Political Inequalities be Educated Away? Evidence from a Natural Experiment Rosie Campbell, Jennifer vanHeerde-Hudson, and Chrysa Lamprinakou A New Political Class? The Socio-Demographic Profile of Parliamentary Candidates, 1979-2010 Mihail Chiru and Marina Popescu Why Go Local? The Role of Electoral System Incentives and Party Factors in Individual Candidate Campaign Strategies

1212 Political Leadership Chair: Sofia Vasilopoulou Discussant: Daniel Rubenson RSE-Upper Gallery Dimitri Landa and Patrick Le Bihan Who Will Oversee the Overseer? Torun Dewan and Suhjin Lee Hierarchy in a Group, Explained from the Leader's Perspective William B. Heller Who's In Charge? The Party Leader, Legislative Institutions, and Party Preferences Deborah Beim Reviewing to Learn: Lower Court Conflict and Certiorari Ryan J. Owens, Justin Wedeking, Patrick C. Wohlfarth, and David Lassen Influencing the Media: The U.S. Supreme Court's Strategic Efforts to Influence Media Coverage …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1316 The Struggle for Democracy: Historical Accounts Chair: Alejandro Quiroz Flores Discussant: Alejandro Quiroz Flores RCPE-Cullen Suite Jonathan van Eerd The Importance of Competitive Opposition Parties for Democratic Consolidation in Africa Valerie Belu and Laura Bronner In Bismarck's Shadow: the German Reichstag's Attempts at Democratization, 1871-1890 Alexandra Cirone Missing Mechanisms: Political Geography and Party Institutionalization in the French Third Republic Fernando Casal Bértoa Does Institutionalization Still Matter? On the Sources of Democratic Survival/Collapse in Europe since 1848 Laura Bronner and Øyvind S. Skorge Class,Property and Democratization:Legislators' Property Ownership and the Passage of Democratizing Legislation in Norway, 1814-1920

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1408 Ethnic Conflict Chair: Sabine Carey Discussant: Sabine Carey and Kristin Bakke RCPE-New Library Katerina Tkacova Ethnic Groups' Access to Political Power and Domestic Terrorism Laia Balcells, Lionel Beehner and Jonah Schulhofer-Wohl Between Assad and a Hard Place: Dynamics of Violence During Syria's Civil War Nils-Christian Bormann Precipitating Instability - Ethnic Government Survival and Breakdown Seraina Ruegger Power Relations, Transnational Ethnic Kin and International Crises …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1414 Peacekeeping and Keeping the Peace Chair: Sarah Kreps Discussant: Sarah Kreps RCPE-Sir John Crofton Room Donata Brunelli The Establishment of Peacekeeping Missions Revisited: How International Influences Impact on the Intervention Decision of Third Parties Janina Isabel Steinert and Sonja Grimm Too Good to Be True? UN Peacebuilding and the Attempt to Democratize War-torn States Kelly Neudorfer A Problem of Knowledge? Reducing Sexual Exploitation and Abuse Via Education in UN Peacekeeping Missions Sarah von Billerbeck UN Institutional Self-Legitimation: Competing Normative and Operational Identities in Peace Operations Severine Autesserre Peaceland: Conflict Resolution and the Everyday Politics of International Intervention

1510 Parties, Cohesion and voting in the EP Chair: Christian Breunig Discussant: Christian Breunig RCPE-Meeting Room 4 & 5 Ana-Iuliana Postu European Parliament Committees - A source of Influence over the Plenary Daniel Pemstein Predicting and Explaining Strategic Legislative Transparency Edoardo Bressanelli, Christine Reh and Christel Koop Early Agreements and Party Politics in the European Parliament Shaun Bowler and Gail McElroy The Puzzle of Rising Party Cohesion in the European Parliament ………………………………………………………………………………………….2002 Big Data and Conflict Chair: Brandon Prins Discussant: Brandon Prins RCPE-Meeting Room 1 & 2 Christopher J. Fariss and Keith E. Schnakenber A Geographic Model of Repression Sebastian Schutte Violence and civilian loyalties: evidence from Afghanistan Marina Dreval The Image of the North Caucasus Republics on Federal Channels Thomas Chadefaux The Triggers of War: Disentangling the Spark from the Powder Keg

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2007 Social Media and Collective Action Chair: Pablo Barbera Discussant: Pablo Barbera RSE-Wellcome East Camilo Cristancho, Eva Anduiza, Silvia Majo and Mariluz Congosto Attitudes towards Political Discontent: Government and Contentious Politics in Twitter Christoph Waldhauser Public Spheres in Twitter- and Blogosphere. Evidence from the US Jorge Fabrega and Javier Sajuria The Emergence of Political Discourse on Digital Networks: The Case of the Occupy Movement Jorge L Salcedo and Mayo Fuster Murrel The Media Visibility of Political Actors on the Net. The Public Policy of Digital Contents Management and their Intellectual Property Megan Metzger, Duncan Penfold-Brown, Richard Bonneau, John Jost, Jonathan Nagler, Joshua Tucker Credibility and the Development of Influence in Online Protest Networks: Evidence from Turkey

2305 Party Funding and Spending Chair: Micael Castanheira Discussant: Jochen Müller RSE-Wellcome West Brandice Canes-Wrone and Michael Barber Campaign Finance and Polarization Denise Laroze Party Financing and the Entrance of New Actors in Presidential Elections Laurent Bouton, Micael Castanheira and Allan Drazen Campaign Finance Laws and Campaign Contributions in Multicandidate Elections Jef Smulders Spending Behaviour of Political parties. The Expenses of the Parties in Nine European Democracies

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Saturday 11.00 – 12.30 1010 Institutions, Information and Participation Chair: Daniel Berger Discussant: Sergi Pardos-Prado RCPE-Cullen Suite Olle Folke and Johanna Rickne Social Representation: Measurement and Determinants Alexander Fouirnaies and Sergi Pardos-Prado Electoral Rules and Turnout: a Regression Discontinuity Design Anthony Fowler Do Elections Select for Better Representatives? …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1023 Violence and Electoral Behaviour Chair: James R. Hollyer Discussant: Chris Claasen RSE-Wolfson Theatre Daniel Zizumbo-Colunga Missing the Rally: The effect of the 2004 Madrid Terrorist Attacks Revisited Inken von Borzyskowski and Patrick M Kuhn Dangerously Informed: Christian Missionaries, Information, and Pre-Electoral Violence in Sub-Saharan Africa Kevin Morrison and Marc Rockmore The Effect of Fear of Violence on Political Attitudes: Evidence from Africa Spyros Kosmidis How Perceptual Biases Affect Evaluations of Violence: Evidence from Survey Experiments in Greece …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1311 Preferences for Redistribution 2 Chair: Achim Goerres Discussant: Tore Wig RCPE-Meeting Room 1 & 2 Raymond Duch and Alexei Zakharov Redistributive Preferences in Russia Daniel Rubenson and Peter Loewen Property Rights and Social Preferences: Evidence from a Field Experiment in Mongolia Carl Henrik Knutsen and Simone Wegmann Is Democracy about Redistribution?

1314 The Politics of Economic Crises 1: Political Consequences Chair: Michael Breen Discussant: Bob Hancke RCPE-Great Hall Federica Genovese, Gerald Schneider and Pia Wassmann Economic Crises, Austerity Measures and Strikes Attila Bartha Economic Vulnerability and Crisis Induced Policy Reforms in European Societies John Ahlquist, Ben Ansell and Johannes Lindvall Between Depression and Devaluation Sven-Oliver Proksch Opposition Politics in Times of Crisis …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1404 Climate Politics Chair: Thomas Braeuninger Discussant: Thomas Bernauer RSE-Upper Gallery Christine Gutekunst International Environmental Agreements as Endogenously Incomplete Contracts: The Impact of Complexity on the Duration of Agreements Federica Genovese Climate Negotiations, National Positions, and Sectoral Interests Han Tang Chen and Yi Yuan Su Climate Change Politics in Asia: The Financing Myths in the Climate Change by EU and ASEAN Cooperation Kai Schulze World Society or National Interests? On the Determinants of International Environmental Commitment

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1420 Sanctions and Enforcement 2 Chair: Edward Mansfield Discussant: Scott Gates RCPE-Sir John Crofton Room Erik Gartzke Contracts Between Friends? Alliances, Reputation, and International Politics Alexandros Tokhi The Effect of Verification Systems on Compliance: The Chemical and Biological Weapons Conventions in the Middle East Joonbum Bae Impossible Allies? - When History and Security Collide …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1505 EU Conditionality and the Promotion of Democracy Chair: William Phelan Discussant: Simone Dietrich RSE-Wellcome West Ruben Ruiz-Rufino Why do Electoral Observation Missions Occur? Some Possible Explanations Sonja Grimm and Okka Lou Mathis Democratization Via Aid? The European Union's Democracy Promotion in the Western Balkans 1994-2010 Tina Freyburg Building-Up Democracies or Breaking-Down Autocracies? European and US-American Approaches to Democracy Assistance Compared, 1990-2008

1506 European Integration Chair: Sarah Cormack Patton Discussant: Sarah Cormack Patton RCPE-Meeting Room 4 & 5 Sophie Meunier Integration by Stealth: How the European Union Gained Competence over Foreign Direct Investment Eryn Jones The Widening and Deepening of Europe: Determinants of Public Support Across Two Dimensions of European Integration Manuele Citi and Mogens K. Justesen Measuring and Explaining Regulatory Reform in the EU: A Time Series Analysis of Eight Sectors, 1984-2012 Sebastian Dellepiane, Spyros Blavoukos, Niamh Hardiman and George Pagoulatos One Size Does Not Fit All: The European Periphery and the Limits of Europeanization …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1708 Legislative Politics and Public Policy Chair: Anthony Bertelli Discussant: Shaun Bevan RCPE-Auditorium Christian Breunig Policy Trade-Offs and Legislative Agendas Cheryl Schonhardt-Bailey The Political Economy of Select Committee Oversight: What Motivates MPs and Why? Shaun Bevan, Will Jennings and Mark Pickup Agendas and Representation in Oversight: an Analysis of Parliamentary Select Committees in Britain Robert Thomson and René Torenvlied How Interest Groups Affect National Implementers' Compliance with Political Decisions in the European Union

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1801 Case Studies and Qualitative Comparative Analysis: New Developments and Applications Chair: Ursula Hackett Discussant: Christian Pfeil and Helen Hardman RCPE-New Library Alrik Thiem, Michael Baumgartner and Damien Bol Still Lost in Translation! A Correction of Three Misunderstandings between Configurational Comparativists and Regressional Analysts Michael Baumgartner and Alrik Thiem When There is More than Meets the Eye: Causal Ambiguities in Configurational Comparative Modeling Silvana Tarlea Complementarity in a Mixed Methods Design. The Political Economy of Skill Formation in Central and Eastern Europe Ursula Hackett Overkill and Prior Commitments: Applying the Exclusive Disjunction to Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1805 Scaling: Public Opinion and Knowledge Chair: William Lowe Discussant: Arthur Dyevre RSE-Wellcome East Daniel Stegmueller Individual Heterogeneity in Survey Response Behavior Monica Ferrin, Marta Fraile, Gema Garcia and Raul Gómez Exploring Inequalities in Political Knowledge: An Experiment Contrasting Visual and Verbal Knowledge Frederick Solt Dynamic Comparative Public Opinion Marta Kozłowska, Christian von Scheve and Sven Ismer Measuring National Identification: Development and Test of a Multidimensional Scale across Three Countries

1903 Rights, Resources, and Climate Justice Chair: Peter Stone Discussant: Peter Stone RSE-Scott Room Cara Nine The Right against Forced Removal and Resource Rights Justice Carmen Pavel A Right against Being Polluted? Mark Budolfson Global Collective Action Problems and the Possibility of Justifiable Policies that Are Unfair, Contrary to the Interests of Citizens, and Can Be Reasonably Rejected Mark Pennington The Mirage of Climate Justice …………………………………………………………………………………………. 2109 Disasters and other Obstacles to Development Chair: Eric Neumayer Discussant: Eric Neumayer and Lukas Rudolph RCPE-Meeting Room 3 Alejandro Quiroz Flores The Economic Effects of Mass Evacuations Lukas Rudolph Learning Effects from Returning Voter Benefits? A Natural Experiment on Adoption of the Electorate to Repeated Natural Disasters Ivica Petrikova Food Security, Aid, and Governance: Examining the Interactive Relationship Natalia Matukhno Varieties of Corruption and Economic Development: Contextual Dependency of Grand Corruption on Predictability of Corruption and Security of Property Rights

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Saturday 13.15 – 15.00 1012 Marketing Strategies of Political Parties 2 Chair: Raimondas Ibenskas Discussant: Nick Vivyan RCPE-Auditorium Aldo F Ponce What Do Parties Do in Congress? Explaining the Allocation of Legislative Specialization Dominik Duell The Effect of Identity Appeals in Electoral Competition Alejandro Quiroz Flores and Paul Whiteley The Impact of Major Policy Changes on Public Opinion and Voting Behavior: The 'Beeching Axe' and Electoral Support in Britain Catherine E. de Vries, Sara B. Hobolt and Hector Solaz Throwing the Rascals Out: An Experimental Approach to Electoral Punishment …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1018 Policy Positioning and Voter Cues Chair: Pedro Riera Discussant: Mark A. Kayser RCPE-Great Hall Guido Tiemann Room to Maneuvre? Party Strategies in the European Political Space Jane Green and Will Jennings Explaining Costs of Governing: How Voters Evaluate Governing Party Competence over Time Elias Dinas and Ksenia Northmore-Ball The Ideological Shadow of Authoritarianism Ruth Dassonneville Volatile Voters, Deliberate Choices? An Analysis of the Vote Choice Determinants of Volatile and Stable Voters in Canada, Germany and the Netherlands Thomas M. Meyer and Daniel Strobl The Whole is Greater than the Sum of its Parts: Voter Perceptions of Coalition Policy Positions in Multiparty Systems

1104 Corruption and Accountability Chair: Rene Lindstaedt Discussant: Alistair McMillan RSE-Scott Room Andy Eggers, Nick Vivyan and Durham Markus Wagner Partisanship and Electoral Accountability: Experimental Evidence from the UK Matthew S. Winters and Rebecca Weitz-Shapiro Credibility and Specificity: When Do Voters Act on Corruption Information? Noah Buckley Political, Economic, and Bureaucratic Determinants of Petty Corruption Thomas Däubler Intra-Party Choice and Ex-Post Electoral Accountability of MPs Wilfried Swenden and Arjan H. Schakel (De)Centralization Dynamics in Indian Federalism and Its Impact on the Regional Vote for 1950 to 2010 …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1110 Quality of Representation Chair: Julian Bernauer Discussant: Julian Bernauer RSE-Wolfson Theatre Constanza Schibber District Heterogeneity, Electoral Rules, and Legislative Behavior André Blais, Eric Guntermann and Marc André Bodet Does the Composition of Government Reflect Citizens' Party Preferences? Lawrence Ezrow, Margit Tavits and Jonathan Homola Voter Polarization, Strength of Partisanship, and Support for Extremist Parties Mirya R. Holman, Monica Schneider and Amanda B. Diekman Experimental Investigations of the Gendered Political Ambition Gap Orit Kedar and Omer Yair Disproportionality under Districted Proportional Representation

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1210 Making Autocracy Work Chair: William B. Heller Discussant: Eitan Tzelgov RCPE-Sir John Crofton Room Abel Escribà-Folch and Gonzalo Rivero The Organization of Security under Dictatorship: Paramilitaries, Repression and Coup-Proofing Giovanni Carbone and Alessandro Pellegata Multiparty Elections, Leadership Turnovers and Social Welfare in Sub-Saharan Africa Arturas Rozenas Manipulation Technologies and Credibility of Voting Outcomes in Non-Democratic Elections Carl-Henrik Knutsen, Håvard Mokleiv Nygård, Tore Wig Elections in Autocracies: Stabilizing Tool or a Force for Change? Alexander De Juan Determinants of Violent Opposition Against Autocratic Rule. Evidence from the 'Maji Maji Rebellion' in the Former Colony of German East Africa, 1905-1907 …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1310 Rent-Seeking and Clientelism Chair: Vally Koubi Discussant: Jeffrey Jensen RCPE-Cullen Suite Daniel Kselman and Herbert Kitschelt Political Party Organizations and Clientelism: Theory and Results from a New Data Set Pau Balart, Sabine Flamand and Orestis Troumpounis Strategic Choice of Sharing Rules in Collective Rent-Seeking and the Group Size Paradox Alexander Baturo and Slava Mikhaylov Democracy, Markets, and Personal Career Trajectories of the Former Heads of State, 1960-2010 Inyoung Cho The Political Economic Origins of Inequality in Late-industrialized Countries: Trajectories from the Choice between Openness and Closeness, and Democracy Soo Yeon Kim From Resisting Protectionism to Clamoring for Commitment: Multinational Firms and Deep Integration Provisions in RTAs

1409 Foreign Aid Chair: Sebastian Dellepiane Discussant: Sonja Grimm RCPE-Meeting Room 1 & 2 Tobias Heinrich, Daina Chiba, and Adam Cox Why Do Colonies Get More Foreign Aid? Disentangling Behavioral and Observable Effects Simone Dietrich Decision-Makers' Preferences for Aid Delivery: Evidence from a Cross-National Sample of Foreign Aid Elites Yoshiharu Kobayashi and Tobias Heinrich The Individual Sources of Foreign Aid Cuts in Financial Crises Edzia Carvalho and Laura Seelkopf It's Complicated: A Review of Human Rights and Foreign Aid Ryan Jablonski How Foreign Aid Affects Election Outcomes …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1513 Topics in EU Legislative Politics Chair: Sven-Oliver Proksch Discussant: Jonathan Slapin RSE-Wellcome West Christopher Wratil Government Responsiveness to Public Opinion in the EU Council of Ministers James P. Cross and Joergen Boelstad Openness and Censorship in the EU: Evidence from an Interrupted Time-Series Analysis Mareike Kleine, Robert Thomson Domestic Ellections and the Strategic Timing of International Decisions Sara Hagemann and Hartmut Lenz Transparency vs Efficiency? - A Study of Negotiations in the Council of the European Union Fang-Yi Chiou, Silje S. L. Hermansen and Bjørn Høyland Report Allocation in the European Parliament: The Informational Advantage

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2104 Conflict in the Developing World Chair: Laura Sudulich Discussant: Sebastian Ziaja RCPE-Meeting Room 3 Christopher Claassen Emotional Pathways to Participation in Intergroup Violence Kristian Skrede Gleditsch and Sebastian Ziaja Signaling Support: Protest, International Relations and Regime Change Stephanie Hofmann and Ravi Bhavnani Reassessing the 'Post' in Post-Conflict …………………………………………………………………………………………. 2204 Immigration Chair: Anja Neundorf Discussant: Anja Neundorf RCPE-New Library Sebastian Fietkau and Constanza Sanhueza Petrarca Economic Crisis and Attitudes toward Immigrants in Europe Constanza Sanhueza Petrarca Immigration Issue(s): Conceptualizations and Measurements Sarah J. Cormack Patton Support for Immigration: Economic and Cultural Cleavages Scott Blinder and Anne-Marie Jeannet Waves that Flood: The Impact of Immigration Metaphors in Media Frames on Public Opinion Timothy Hellwig and Yesola Kweon The Effect of Party Cues on Immigration Attitudes: A Cross-National Analysis

2210 The Political Psychology of Attitudes Chair: Stephen Quinlan Discussant: Julia Gray RSE-Wellcome East David Dreyer Lassen Free to Choose or Free to Lose? Understanding Mass Political Attitudes towards Paternalism Lea Heyne Which kind of democracy do citizens want? Explaining individual Expectations from Democracy Leonid Peisakhin Long Run Persistence of Political Attitudes and Behavior: A Focus on Mechanisms Conrad Ziller The Impact of Personality Traits and Parental Socialization on Right-Wing Extremist Attitudes Aiko Wagner and Heiko Giebler Explaining Attitudes towards Anti-Terrorist Measures: Heuristics, Emotions, and Contexts …………………………………………………………………………………………. 2502 Pork Allocation across Space Chair: Daniel Pemstein Discussant: Jerg Gutmann RSE-Upper Gallery Ignacio Jurado Who Gets the Pork? Distributive Policies in American Districts and Counties Joshua Holm and Benny Geys Social Identification and Redistribution in Heterogeneous Federations Matthias Orlowski and Mascha Rauschenbach Political Geography and the Strategic Use of Redistributive and Coercive Campaigning Strategies Tuukka Saarimaa and Janne Tukiainen Common Pool Problems in Voluntary Municipal Mergers Galina Zudenkova Decision-Making Power in a Parliamentary Democracy

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2506 Roll Call Strategies Chair: James M. Snyder Discussant: Kent Tedin RCPE-Meeting Room 4 & 5 Reto Wüest The Request of Roll Call Votes and Party Cohesion Valentin Schröder and Christian Stecker Weapon of the Whips or Danger to the Divided? Roll Call Votes in Parliamentary Systems Simon Hug and Reto Wüest Party Pressure in Roll Call Votes Andrew B. Hall and James M. Snyder Jr. How Much of the Incumbency Advantage is Due to Scare-off? Saturday 15.15 – 16.45 1025 Rise and Decline of a Union Chair: Shaun Bowler Discussant: Robert Johns RCPE-Meeting Room 1 & 2 Richard Wyn Jones, Roger Scully, Ailsa Henderson and Charlie Jeffery Euroscepticism and English Identity Bonnie Weir A Tale of Two Cities: Local and Microlevel Dynamics of Insurgent Violence during the Northern Irish Troubles Matthew Whiting Explaining Ethno-National Moderation. The case of Irish Republicanism, 1969-2010 David Bell and Liam Delaney Scottish Firms' Attitudes to Constitutional Change

1315 The Politics of Economic Crises 2: Bailout Chair: John Ahlquist Discussant: Thomas Sattler RSE-Scott Room Christopher Gandrud and Mark Hallerberg Letting Banks Fail: Federalism and Decisions to Close Troubled Banking Institutions Michael Breen The IMF and the European Sovereign Debt Crisis Michael M. Bechtel, Jens Hainmueller and Yotam Margalit Two Sides of the Same (Euro) Coin: Citizen Understandings of the Bailout Debate in Donor and Recipient Countries Sophie Meunier Beggars Can't Be Choosers: The European Crisis and Chinese Direct Investment in the European Union

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1415 Sanctions and Enforcement 1 Chair: Soo Yeon Kim Discussant: Soo Yeon Kim RCPE-Cullen Suite Marco Martini Explaining US Trade Enforcement Behavior: A Strategic Interaction Perspective on the Escalation of International Trade Disputes J. Tyson Chatagnier, Emre Hatipoglu and Kerim Can Kavakli Global Market Power, Entrapment and Economic Sanctions Leonardo Baccini, Andreas Dür and Manfred Elsig Liberalizing at Different Speeds: The Political-Economy of Tariff Concessions …………………………………………………………………………………………. 1605 Modes of Warfare Chair: Seraina Ruegger Discussant: Seraina Ruegger RSE-Wellcome West Luis De la Calle Fighting for Territory: The Determinants of Territorial Control by Rebel Groups Roos van der Haer and Tobias Böhmelt Child Soldiers as Time Bombs? Adolescents' War Participation and the Recurrence of Armed Conflict Steven Oliver, Ryan Jablonski and Justin Hastings The Tortuga Disease: The Perverse Distributional Effects of Illicit Wealth Brandon Prins and Ursula Daxecker Forecasting Maritime Piracy: Improving Predictions Using Count Models

1707 Immigration, Redistribution and Discrimination Chair: Soehnke Ehret Discussant: Soehnke Ehret RSE-Wellcome East Tarik Abou-Chadi and Ellen M. Immergut Public Opinion, Political Institutions and Welfare State Change Vera E. Troeger and Mariaelisa Epifanio How Much do Children Really Cost? Maternity Benefits and Career Opportunities of Women in Academia Michael J. Donnelly Competition and Solidarity: Union Members and Immigration in Europe …………………………………………………………………………………………. 2111 Social Policies in Comparative Perspective Chair: Hélder Ferreira do Vale Discussant: Kai Schulze RCPE-New Library Jordan Kyle Personal Experience with Social Policy as a Source of Demand for More Social Spending: Evidence from Indonesia Kristin Semancik Europeanising Healthcare: The Effects of the European Integration on National Healthcare Systems Einar Overbye Shared Tendencies in European Health and Social Policy: Still a Tendency toward Deeper European Integration? Manu Savani Commitment Devices in Public Policy: a Field Experiment for Health Behaviour Change

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2206 Social Integration Chair: David Dreyer Lassen Discussant: Nicholas Carnes RCPE-Meeting Room 4 & 5 Maria José Hierro and Aina Gallego The Polarization of National Identities in Multicultural States: Experimental Evidence from Catalonia Frank Reichert How Collective Identities Affect Political Interest and Political Efficacy among Migrants and Native Citizens Thomas Malang Does the Public Feel the Beat? The Connection between Policy Output, Perceived Integration Speed and Support for European integration Christopher Dawes and Tim Johnson Why Did Civic Engagement Decline after the Vietnam War? How Serving in Vietnam Affected the Community Service of Subsequent Generations …………………………………………………………………………………………. 2211 The Shaping of Political Beliefs Chair: Mary Stegmaier Discussant: Mary Stegmaier RSE-Upper Gallery Andrea Filetti The Dark Side of Post-Materialism. An Analysis of Redistributive Attitudes and Social Stratification Anja Neundorf and James Adams The Re-Alignment Effect of Policy Issue Concerns: A longitudinal Study of Citizens' Issue Priorities and Partisanship Stefanie Reher Careful Calculation or Mostly Mood? Investigating the Validity of an Evaluation-Based Model of Satisfaction with Democracy Toni Rodon and Dingeman Wiertz Do People Become More Conservative as They Age? An Examination of Changes in Left-Right Attitudes Over the Life Course

2403 Technology and Voting Chair: Isabela Mares Discussant: Arturas Rozenas RCPE-Sir John Crofton Room Indira Sinha Dynamics of Digital Technology in Elections - A Case Study of India Iulia Cioroianu Confrontational Campaign Tweets and Projection Effects in Candidates' Perceptions of Each Other's Positions Pablo Barberá Flocking Together or Flying Apart? Social Media and the Comparative Dynamics of Mass Political Polarization

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Participant Index

Note: If information provided in this index is inconsistent with information in the PANELS section of this programme, the PANELS information shall be considered correct. Apologies if we do not correctly distinguish between first and family names. Abou-­‐Chadi,  Tarik:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Sat  15.15  –  16.45              Abrajano,  Marisa:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Ackermann,  Kathrin:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Adams,  James:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Aguiar-­‐Conraria,  Luis:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Ahlquist,  John:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30    Sat  15.15  –  16.45              Akbik,  Alexander  :  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Aldrich,  Andrea:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Alexiadou,  Despina:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              Allee,  Todd:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Alt,  James:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  13.15  –  14.45              Amaro  de  Matos,  Joao:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Amat,  Francesco:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Fri  10.45  –  12.30              Amos,  Julia:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Andrew,  Blake:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Andriani,  Luca:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Anduiza,  Eva:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Ansell,  Ben:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Aragones,  Enriqueta:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Arbache,  Guilherme:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Arceneaux,  Kevin:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Ares  Castro-­‐Conde,  Cristina:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Arias,  Luz:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30      Fri  15.00  –  16.45            Armstrong,  Carolyn:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Arnold,  Christian:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Artés,  Joaquín:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Asunka,  Joseph:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  auf  dem  Brinke,  Anna:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Autesserre,  Severine:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Sat  9.00  –  10.45              Avdan,  Nazli:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Baas,  Saskia:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Baccini,  Leonardo:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Bäck,  Hanna:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Badanjak,  Sanja:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Bae,  Joonbum:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30              Baggott,  Erin:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Balaev,  Mikhail:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Balart,  Pau:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Balazs,  Zoltan:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Balcells,  Laia:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Bamert,  Justus:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Banducci,  Susan:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  10.45  –  12.30              Barber,  Michael:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Barberá,  Pablo:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Fri  17.00  –  18.45    Sat  9.00  

–  10.45    Sat  15.15  –  16.45      Barfort,  Sebastian:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Bartha,  Attila:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Bartle,  John:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Bas,  Muhammet:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Basu,  Chitralekha:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Baturo,  Alexander:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Sat  

13.15  –  15.00          Bauer,  Paul:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Fri  9.00  –  

10.30          Baumann,  Markus:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Baumgartner,  Michael:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  

Bäuninger,  Thomas:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Beaudonnet,  Laurie:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Beber,  Bernd:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Becher,  Michael:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  

15.00  –  16.45          Bechtel,  Michael:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  17.00  –  18.45    Sat  

15.15  –  16.45          Beck,  Nathaniel:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Beck,  Lucas:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Beckwith,  Karen:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Beehner,  Lionel:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Beim,  Deborah:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Sat  9.00  –  10.45              Bell,  Andrew:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Bell,  David:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Belu,  Valerie:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Benoit,  Ken:  Friday  9.00  –  10.30    Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Benson,  Brett:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Beramendi,  Pablo:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Berger,  Daniel:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30              Berlinski,  Samuel:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Bermúdez,  Sandra:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  13.15  –  14.45              Bernauer,  Julian:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Bernauer,  Thomas:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Thu  14.00  –  15.45    

Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  17.00  –  18.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30  Bernhagen,  Patrick:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Berning,  Carl:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Betelli,  Anthony:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Sat  

11.00  –  12.30          Betts,  Alexander:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Bevan,  Shaun:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30              Bhavnani,  Ravi:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Black,  Ryan:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Blais,  André:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Blank,  Meredith:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Blavoukos,  Spyros:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Blaydes,  Lisa:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  15.00  

–  16.45          Blinder,  Scott:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Blumenau,  Jack:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Bodea,  Cristina:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Bodet,  Marc:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Boehmke,  Frederick:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  13.15  –  14.45              Boelstad,  Joergen:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Bohl,  Marian:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Thu  14.00  –  15.45              Bohmelt,  Tobias:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Sat  15.15  –  16.45              Bol,  Damien:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Bolin,  Niklas:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Bonneau,  Richard:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Sat  9.00  –  10.45              Bormann,  Nils-­‐Christian:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  9.00  –  10.30    

Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Sat  9.00  –  10.45      Borzyskowski,  Inken:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30              Bosancianu,  Constantin-­‐Manuel:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Fri  17.00  

–  18.45              Boucoyannis,  Deborah:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  9.00  –  10.30              Boumans,  Dorine:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Boussalis,  Constantine:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  

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Bouton,  Laurent:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Bowers,  Jake:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Bowler,  Shaun:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  

15.00  –  16.45    Sat  9.00  –  10.45    Sat  15.15  –  16.45  Braithwaite,  Jessica:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Branduse,  Diana:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Bräuninger,  Thomas:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30              Breen,  Michael:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30    Sat  15.15  –  16.45              Bressanelli,  Edoardo:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Breunig,  Christian:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30              Brierley,  Sarah:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Bright,  Jonathan:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Bronner,  Laura:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Brown,  Stuart:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  13.15  –  14.45              Brunelli,  Donata:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Bucken-­‐Knapp,  Gregg:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Buckley,  Noah:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Sat  

13.15  –  15.00          Budolfson,  Mark:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Buisseret,  Peter:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Fri  13.15  –  14.45              Bunea,  Adriana:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  15.00  –  16.45              Burns,  Sean:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Calvet,  Jordi:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  15.00  –  16.45              Camacho,  Luis:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Campbell,  Rosie:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Canes-­‐Wrone,  Brandice:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Carbone,  Giovanni:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Carey,  Sabine:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Sat  9.00  –  10.45              Carkoglu,  Ali:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Carnes,  Nicholas:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Sat  15.15  –  16.45              Carroll,  Royce:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Carter,  Brett:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Sat  9.00  –  10.45              Carvalho,  Edzia:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Casal,  Fernando:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Casellas,  Jason:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Castanheira,  Micael:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Sat  9.00  –  10.45              Castelli,  Emanuele:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Castro,  Graziella:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Cederman,  Lars-­‐Erik:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Fri  

17.00  –  18.45          Chacha,  Mwita:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Chacon,  Mario:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Chadefaux,  Thomas:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  17.00  –  18.45    Sat  

9.00  –  10.45          Chapman,  Stephen:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Chaqués-­‐Bonafont,  Laura:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Chatagnier,  J.  Tyson:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Sat  15.15  –  16.45              Cheibub,  José:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  15.00  –  16.45              Chhim,  Chris:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  13.15  –  14.45              Chiba,  Daina:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Chiou,  Fang-­‐Yi:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Chiru,  Mihail:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Sat  9.00  –  10.45              Cho,  Inyoung:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Christiansen,  Flemming:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Christopoulos,  Dimitris:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Cingolani,  Luciana:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Cioroianu,  Iulia:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Cirone,  Alexandra:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Sat  9.00  –  10.45              Citi,  Manuele:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Claasen,  Christopher:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Clark,  William:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              Clarke,  Kevin:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Coan,  Travis:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              

Coe,  Andrew:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  15.00  –  16.45          

Colaresi,  Michael:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Collignon-­‐Delmar,  Sofia:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Congosto,  Mariluz:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Cook,  Scott:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Cook,  Ian:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Coppock,  Alexander:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Cordero,  Guillermo:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Cormack  Patton,  Sarah:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Sat  11.00  –  12.30    

Sat  13.15  –  15.00          Costa  Lobo,  Marina:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Costalli,  Stefano:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Cox,  Neville:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Cox,  Adam:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Cram,  Laura:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Crepaz,  Markus:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Crescenzi,  Mark:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Crisp,  Brian:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Cristancho,  Camilo:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Crombez,  Christophe:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Fri  15.00  –  16.45              Cross,  James:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Cutler,  Fred:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Dafoe,  Allan:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  15.00  –  16.45              Dah,  Marianne:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Dahlum,  Sirianne:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Thu  14.00  –  15.45              Daly,  Sarah:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Daniel,  William:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Fri  13.15  –  14.45              Dasandi,  Niheer:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Dassonneville,  Ruth:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Däubler,  Thomas:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Sat  

13.15  –  15.00          Davenport,  Christian:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Dawes,  Christopher:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Sat  9.00  –  10.45    Sat  

15.15  –  16.45          Daxecker,  Ursula:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Sat  15.15  –  16.45              De  Bruycker,  Iskander:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  De  Juan,  Alexander:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  De  la  calle,  Luis:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  De  Magalhaes,  Leandro:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Fri  15.00  –  16.45    

Sat  9.00  –  10.45          de  Vries,  Catherine:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Debus,  Marc:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Thu  16.00  –  17.45              Deckarm,  Renke:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  DeJuan,  Alexander:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Delaney,  Liam:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Sat  15.15  –  16.45              deLeon,  Perez:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Dellepiane-­‐Avellaneda,  Sebastian:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Sat  

11.00  –  12.30    Sat  13.15  –  15.00          Deville,  Marion:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  deVries,  Catherine:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Dewan,  Torun:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45    Sat  9.00  –  10.45              Di,  Livio:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Fri  15.00  –  16.45              Di  Virgilio,  Aldo:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Diekman,  Amanda:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Dietrich,  Simone:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Dinas,  Elias:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Fri  17.00  –  18.45    Sat  13.15  –  

15.00          Dincecco,  Mark:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  15.00  –  16.45              Dinesen,  Peter:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Fri  10.45  –  12.30              do  Vale,  Helder:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Donnay,  Karsten:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Donnelly,  Michael:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  

60    

Donovan,  Todd:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Doorenspleet,  Renske:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Döring,  Holger:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  10.45  –  12.30              Doyle,  David:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Drazen,  Allan:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Dreval,  Marina:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Dreyer  Lassen,  David:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  13.15  –  14.45    

Sat  13.15  –  15.00    Sat  15.15  –  16.45      Duch,  Raymond:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Sat  

11.00  –  12.30          Duell,  Dominik:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Sat  

13.15  –  15.00          Dür,  Andreas:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Sat  15.15  –  16.45              Dyevre,  Arthur:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Sat  11.00  –  12.30              Ecevit,  Yüksel:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Eck,  Kristine:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  13.15  –  14.45              Eggers,  Andrew:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Sat  

13.15  –  15.00          Ehin,  Piret:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Ehret,  Soenke:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Sat  15.15  –  16.45              Ehrlich,  Sean:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              Eibl,  Ferdinand:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Elff,  Martin:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Elkins,  Zachary:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Elmendorf,  Christopher:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Elsig,  Manfred:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Sat  

15.15  –  16.45          Engst,  Benjamin:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Fri  15.00  –  16.45              Enjolras,  Bernard:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Ennser-­‐Jedenastik,  Laurenz:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Epifanio,  Mariaelisa:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Sat  15.15  –  16.45              Erikson,  Robert:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Erisen,  Cengiz:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Escresa,  Laarni:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Escribà-­‐Folch,  Abel:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Evans,  Geoffrey:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Ezrow,  Lawrence:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Faas,  Thorsten:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  

13.15  –  14.45          Fabrega,  Jorge:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Fair,  Christine:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Falcó-­‐Gimeno,  Albert:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Thu  11.45  –  13.30    

Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Fri  15.00  –  16.45      Fariss,  Christopher:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45    Sat  9.00  –  10.45              Fauvelle-­‐Aymar,  Christine:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Feather,  Ginger:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Feld,  Lars:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Fernandes,  Jorge:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  

10.45  –  12.30          Fernandez-­‐Vazquez,  Pablo:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Ferreira  do  Vale,  Hélder:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Ferreira  Lopes,  Tiago:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Ferrin,  Monica:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30              Fietkau,  Sebastian:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Filetti,  Andrea:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Fischer,  Stephen:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  

13.15  –  14.45    Fri  15.00  –  16.45      Fischer,  Manuel:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  9.00  –  10.30              Flamand,  Sabine:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Fleig,  Andreas:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Flores-­‐Macias,  Gustavo:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Folke,  Olle:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Sat  11.00  

–  12.30          

Foos,  Florian:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Fordham,  Benjamin:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Fortunato,  David:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  15.00  –  16.45              Fouirnaies,  Alexander:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Fowler,  Anthony:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Fri  15.00  –  16.45              Fraile,  Marta:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30              Franchino,  Fabio:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              Franzese,  Robert:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Frech,  Elena:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Fredén,  Annika:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Fredrickson,  Mark:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Freyburg,  Tina:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Sat  11.00  

–  12.30          Froio,  Caterina:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Fuchs,  Andreas:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Gailmard,  Sean:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Gajevic,  Alexandre:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Galindo,  Jorge:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Gallego,  Aina:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Sat  15.15  –  16.45              Gampfer,  Robert:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              Gandrud,  Christopher:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45    Sat  15.15  –  16.45              Gao,  Eleanor:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Garcia,  Gema:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30              Garcia  Perez,  Cesar:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  10.45  –  12.30              Garifullina,  Guzel:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Garry,  John:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Gartzke,  Erik:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Sat  11.00  

–  12.30          Garzia,  Diego:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Gattermann,  Katjana:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Fri  

10.45  –  12.30    Fri  17.00  –  18.45      Geelmuyden,  Espen:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Gelepithis,  Margarita:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Genovese,  Federica:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  17.00  –  18.45    

Sat  11.00  –  12.30              Genschel,  Philipp:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Gerner,  Jacob:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Geys,  Benny:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Ghazarian,  Zareh:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Giannetti,  Daniela:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Gibler,  Douglas:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Giebler,  Heiko:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Sat  

13.15  –  15.00          Giger,  Nathalie:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Fri  17.00  

–  18.45          Gilardi,  Fabrizio:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Thu  16.00  –  17.45              Ginsburg,  Tom:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Ginters,  Maris:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Ginzburg,  Boris:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Giovannoni,  Francesco:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Giovanoli,  Manuela:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Giugni,  Lilia:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Giurcanu,  Magda:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Glantschnigg,  Christian:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Gleditsch,  Kristian:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Glinitzer,  Konstantin:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Glynn,  Adam:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Goerres,  Achim:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  

13.15  –  14.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30      Goetz,  Klaus:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Golden,  Miriam:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              Golder,  Matt:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Golder,  Sona:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  

61    

Gomez,  Raul:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30          

Goodhart,  Lucy:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Thu  11.45  –  13.30              Graham,  Benjamin:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Grant,  Taylor:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Grasso,  Maria:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Gray,  Julia:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  17.00  –  18.45    Sat  13.15  –  

15.00          Green,  Jane:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Green,  Eva:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Green,  Donald:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Fri  

17.00  –  18.45          Greene,  Zachary:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  

10.45  –  12.30          Grieb,  Annika:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Grimm,  Sonja:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30    Sat  13.15  

–  15.00          Grimmer,  Justin:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Gschwend,  Thomas:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Thu  16.00  –  17.45    

Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Fri  17.00  –  18.45      Guerreiro,  Ariel:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Guinjoan,  Marc:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Sat  9.00  –  10.45              Guntermann,  Eric:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Gurbo,  Simona:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Gutekunst,  Christine:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Gutmann,  Jerg:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Sat  13.15  

–  15.00          Habel,  Philip:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Thu  16.00  –  17.45              Haber,  Matthias:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Hackett,  Ursula:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Sat  

11.00  –  12.30          Hagemann,  Sara:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Hainmueller,  Jens:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45    Sat  15.15  –  16.45              Halikiopoulou,  Daphne:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Hall,  Andrew:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Hallerberg,  Mark:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Halliday,  Daniel:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Han,  Yao:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Hancke,  Bob:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30              Hangartner,  Dominik:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  10.45  –  12.30    

Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Fri  17.00  –  18.45      Hannah,  Lee:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Hanretty,  Chris:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Hansen,  Martin:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Hardman,  Helen:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Harris,  Andrew:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  15.00  –  16.45              Harris,  Jonathan:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Hartlinski,  Maciej:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Haselmayer,  Martin:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Hastings,  Justin:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Hatipoglu,  Emre:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Häusermann,  Silja:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Hays,  Jude:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  13.15  –  

14.45          Hegre,  Håvard:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Heims,  Eva:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Heinisch,  Reinhard:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  15.00  –  16.45              Heinrich,  Tobias:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Helbling,  Marc:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Heller,  Maiko:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  15.00  –  16.45              Heller,  William:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Sat  

9.00  –  10.45    Sat  13.15  –  15.00      Hellström,  Johan:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  

Hellwig,  Timothy:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Henderson,  Ailsa:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Sat  15.15  –  16.45              Henn,  Soeren:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Hennl,  Annika:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  15.00  –  16.45              Hermansen,  Lyder:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Hermansen,  Silje:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Herzog,  Alexander:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Heuwieser,  Raphael:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Heyne,  Lea:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Hicks,  Raymond:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  13.15  –  14.45              Hierro,  Maria-­‐Jose:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45    Sat  15.15  –  16.45              Hillygus,  Sunshine:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Hirvonen,  Salomo:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Hix,  Simon:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  15.00  –  16.45              Hobolt,  Sara:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Hofmann,  Stephanie:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Høland,  Bjørn:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Hollibaugh,  Gary:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Hollyer,  James:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30              Holm,  Joshua:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Holman,  Mirya:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Homola,  Jonathan:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Hönnige,  Christoph:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Houle,  Christian:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Høyland,  Bjørn:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Huber,  Sascha:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Hudson,  David:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Huebscher,  Evelyne:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Hug,  Simon:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Fri  17.00  –  

18.45    Sat  13.15  –  15.00      Hughes,  Niall:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Hugh-­‐Jones,  David:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              Humphrey,  Christoph:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  10.45  –  12.30              Ibenskas,  Raimondas:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Fri  15.00  –  16.45    

Sat  13.15  –  15.00          Ichino,  Nahomi:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Idler,  Annette:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Idris,  Muhammed:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Immergut,  Ellen:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Indridason,  Indridi:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Fri  

17.00  –  18.45          Ingold,  Karin:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  9.00  –  10.30              Iordachescu,  Irina:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Ip,  Ka-­‐Wai:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Ismer,  Sven:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Jablonski,  Ryan:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45    Sat  9.00  –  10.45    Sat  13.15  

–  15.00    Sat  15.15  –  16.45      Jankowski,  Michael:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Jazayeri,  Karen:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Jeannet,  Anne-­‐Marie:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Jeffery,  Charlie:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Jennings,  Will:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Jenny,  Marcelo:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Jensen,  Thomas:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Jensen,  Jeffrey:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Jensen,  Amalie:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  John,  Peter:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              Johns,  Robert:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Sat  15.15  –  16.45              Johnson,  Tim:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Johnson,  Martin:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Thu  11.45  –  13.30              Johnston,  Alison:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Jones,  Kelvyn:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Jones,  Eryn:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30              

62    

Jones,  Richard:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Jones,  Will:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Jost,  John:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Sat  9.00  –  10.45              Jurado,  Ignacio:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  

9.00  –  10.30    Sat  13.15  –  15.00      Justesen,  Mogens:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Sat  

11.00  –  12.30          Kachi,  Aya:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              Kamm,  Aaron:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Kappe,  Roland:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  13.15  –  14.45              Karakoç,  Ekrem:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Karlsen,  Joakim:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Karlsen,  Rune:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Karol,  David:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  15.00  –  16.45              Karp,  Jeffrey:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  15.00  –  16.45              Kartik,  Navin:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              Kasara,  Kimuli:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Kashin,  Konstantin:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Katagiri,  Nori:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Katsanidou,  Alexia:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Katz,  Gabriel:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  15.00  –  16.45              Kavakli,  Kerim:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Kaya,  Cansarp:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Kayser,  Mark:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Fri  17.00  –  18.45    Sat  13.15  

–  15.00          Kedar,  Orit:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Kelle,  Friederike-­‐Luise:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Kellstedt,  Paul:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  13.15  –  14.45              Kerner,  Andrew:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Kibris,  Arzu:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Kim,  Soo  Yeon:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00    Sat  15.15  –  16.45              Kirschke,  Sabrina:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Kitschelt,  Herbert:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Sat  

13.15  –  15.00          Kleine,  Mareike:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Kleinnijenhuis,  Jan:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Thu  10.00  –  11.30              Klemmensen,  Robert:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Klingler,  Jonathan:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Kluever,  Heike:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  

15.00  –  16.45          Knowles,  Josie:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Knutsen,  Carl-­‐Henrik:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Sat  11.00  –  12.30    

Sat  13.15  –  15.00          Kobashi,  Yohei:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Kobayashi,  Yoshiharu:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Koga,  Jun:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  9.00  –  

10.30          Koli,  Anar:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Konstantinidis,  Nikitas:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              Konstantinidis,  Iannis:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Koop,  Christel:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Koos,  Carlo:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Kosmidis,  Spyros:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Fri  

17.00  –  18.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30      Koubi,  Vally:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Kozlowska,  Marta:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Kramon,  Eric:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Krebs,  Lutz:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Kreituse,  Ilga:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Kreppel,  Amie:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  13.15  –  14.45              Kreps,  Sarah:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Sat  9.00  –  10.45              Kroth,  Verena:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Kselman,  Daniel:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  

Kucik,  Jeff:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Kuhn,  Patrick:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Sat  9.00  

–  10.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30      Kuhn,  Theresa:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Kuo,  Alexander:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Kurer,  Thomas:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Kweon,  Yesola:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Kyle,  Jordan:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Lacewell,  Onawa:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Lacey,  Joseph:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Lachat,  Romain:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Lago,  Ignacio:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Lamprinakou,  Chrysa:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Landa,  Dimitri:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Larcinese,  Valentino:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              Laroze,  Denise:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45    Sat  9.00  –  10.45              Larson,  Jennifer:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Lauderdale,  Benjamin:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Thu  16.00  –  17.45    

Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  15.00  –  16.45      Laussel,  Didier:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Laver,  Michael:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Lawrence,  Evan:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Le  Breton,  Michel:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Leal,  David:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  LeBihan,  Patrick:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Sat  

9.00  –  10.45          Lebo,  Matthew:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  13.15  –  14.45              Lee,  Suhjin:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Sat  9.00  –  10.45              Leemann,  Lucas:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Thu  16.00  –  17.45              Lehrer,  Ron:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Lenz,  Hartmut:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Leon,  Sandra:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              LeVeck,  Brad:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Lewis,  Jonathan:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Lewis,  David:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Lewis-­‐Beck,  Michael:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Sat  9.00  –  10.45              Lidén,  Gustav:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Lierse,  Hanna:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              Lindgren,  Karl-­‐Oskar:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Lindstädt,  René:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Sat  

13.15  –  15.00          Lindvall,  Johannes:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Linn,  Suzanna:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              Lipsmeyer,  Christine:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Little,  Andrew:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              Loewen,  Peter:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Loftis,  Matthew:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Longhurst,  Brooke:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Lowe,  William:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30              Lucas,  Viola:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Lupu,  Noam:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  15.00  –  

16.45          Lutmar,  Carmela:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  15.00  –  16.45              Lutz,  Georg:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Lynge-­‐Mangueira,  Halfdan:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Machado,  Fabiana:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              Maeder,  Lars:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Magalhães,  Pedro:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Magiya,  Yusuf:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Mainenti,  Marco:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Majo,  Silvia:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Malang,  Thomas:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Sat  15.15  –  16.45              Malhotra,  Neil:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  

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Mandelkern,  Ronen:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Thu  14.00  –  15.45              Manger,  Mark:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  10.45  –  12.30              Mansfield,  Edward:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Sat  11.00  –  12.30              Marbach,  Moritz:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Marcinkiewicz,  Kamil:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Mares,  Isabela:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  

17.00  –  18.45    Sat  15.15  –  16.45      Margalit,  Yotam:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Mariotto,  Camilla:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Marks,  Zoe:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Marsh,  Michael:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Marshall,  David:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Marshall,  John:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Marti,  Christian:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Martin,  Jonathan:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Martini,  Marco:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Sat  15.15  –  16.45              Masoud,  Tarek:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Matakos,  Konstantinos:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  9.00  –  10.30    

Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Sat  9.00  –  10.45      Mathis,  Okka:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Matthews,  Scott:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Matukhno,  Natalia:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Sat  11.00  –  12.30              Mauerer,  Ingrid:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Mause,  Karsten:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  McCarty,  Nolan:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              McElroy,  Gail:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Sat  9.00  –  10.45              McGann,  Anthony:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              McGrath,  Liam:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  McMillan,  Alistair:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              McQueen,  Alison:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Meffert,  Michael:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Thu  11.45  –  13.30              Meier  Jaeger,  Mads:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Meirowitz,  Adam:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Melton,  James:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  

15.00  –  16.45          Meserve,  Stephen:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  13.15  –  14.45              Metternich,  Nils:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Metzger,  Megan:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Meunier,  Sophie:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30    Sat  15.15  –  16.45              Meyer,  Thomas:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Sat  

13.15  –  15.00          Meyer,  Brett:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Michelitch,  Kristin:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Mikhaylov,  Slava:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Mikulaschek,  Christoph:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Milazzo,  Caitlin:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Mitchell,  Neil:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Mjekiqi,  Shqipe:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Molloy,  Eamonn:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Monroe,  Burt:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Moon,  Ruth:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Moretti,  Luigi:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Morgan-­‐Collins,  Mona:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Morrison,  Gavin:  Fri  9.00  –  10:30    Morrison,  James:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Morrison,  Kevin:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Morton,  Jeffrey:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Moser,  Scott:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              Moutselos,  Michalis:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Mühlböck,  Monika:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Fri  

15.00  –  16.45          Müller,  Jochen:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45      Sat  9.00  –  10.45            Muntean,  Aurelian:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  

Munzert,  Simon:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  13.15  –  14.45              Murrel,  Mayo:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Mutlu-­‐Eren,  Hande  :  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Myatt,  David:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Myrick,  Rachel:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Nagler,  Jonathan:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              Nagtzaam,  Marijn:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Nalepa,  Monika:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Neudorfer,  Kelly:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Neumayer,  Eric:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30  Neundorf,  Anja:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00    Sat  15.15  –  16.45              Nieman,  Mark:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Nine,  Cara:  Fri  9.00  –  10:30  ,  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Northmore-­‐Ball,  Ksenia:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Núñez,  Lidia:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Nygård,  Håvard:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  17.00  –  18.45    Sat  

13.15  –  15.00          Obholzer,  Lukas:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Obinger,  Herbert:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  O'Brien,  Diana:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Oehl,  Bianca:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              Oksamytna,  Kseniya:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Olesya,  Sheblo:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Oliver,  Steven:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Onorato,  Massimiliano:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Orlowski,  Matthias:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Orriols,  Lluis:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Oskarsson,  Sven:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Österman,  Marcus:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Overbye,  Einar:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Owens,  Ryan:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Padovano,  Fabio:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Pagoulatos,  George:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Paik,  Christopher:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Pakulski,  Jan:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Palau,  Anna:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Paler,  Laura:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Pannico,  Roberto:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Pardos-­‐Prado,  Sergi:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30              Pastorella,  Giulia:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Paterson,  Lindsay:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Patty,  John:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  13.15  

–  14.45          Pavel,  Carmen:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30              Pedrazzani,  Andrea:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  10.45  –  12.30              Peisakhin,  Leonid:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Pellegata,  Allessandro:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Pellicer,  Miquel:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Pemstein,  Daniel:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45    Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Sat  

13.15  –  15.00          Penfold-­‐Brown,  Duncan:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Penn,  Maggie:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Pennington,  Mark:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30              Pereira,  Miguel:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Peress,  Michael:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Perkins,  Richard:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Persson,  Torsten:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Petrikova,  Ivica:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Petrova,  Tsveta:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Pfeil,  Christian:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Phelan,  William:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30              Philips,  Andrew:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Picci,  Lucio:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  

64    

Pickering,  Steve:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Pickup,  Mark:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Sat  11.00  

–  12.30          Pierskalla,  Jan:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Pietrantuono,  Giuseppe:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Pilet,  Jean:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Pilet,  Jean-­‐Benoit:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Pinto,  Luca:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Pinto,  Pablo:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Pinto,  Luca:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Piraino,  Patrizio:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Pischedda,  Costantino:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Plischke,  Thomas:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Plümper,  Thomas:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              Polk,  Jonathan:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Polo,  Sara:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Ponce,  Aldo:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Poole,  Ed:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Popa,  Sebastian:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Thu  16.00  –  17.45              Popescu,  Marina:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Posner,  Daniel:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Pößnecker,  Wolfgang:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Postu,  Ana-­‐Iuliana:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Prato,  Carlo:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Prins,  Brandon:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45    Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Proksch,  Sven-­‐Oliver:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  10.45  –  12.30    

Sat  11.00  –  12.30    Sat  13.15  –  15.00                Prosser,  Christopher:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Put,  Gert-­‐Jan:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Queralt,  Didac:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Quinlan,  Stephen:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Sat  

13.15  –  15.00          Quinn,  Kevin:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Fri  15.00  –  16.45              Quiroz,  Alejandro:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Sat  9.00  –  10.45    Sat  

11.00  –  12.30    Sat  13.15  –  15.00      Rabuza,  Florian:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Radean,  Marius:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Rader,  Kelly:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Ramey,  Adam:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Fri  15.00  –  16.45              Ramos,  Antonio:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Ramsay,  Kristopher:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Rasmussen,  Magnus:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Rattsø,  Jørn:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Rauschenbach,  Mascha:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Regel,  Sven:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Reh,  Christine:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Reher,  Stefanie:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Rehm,  Philipp:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Reichert,  Frank:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Reid,  Lindsay:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Reifler,  Jason:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Reuter,  Ora:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Rezaeedaryakenari,  Seyedbabak:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Riambau,  Guillem:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Rickne,  Johanna:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30              Riera,  Pedro:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Sat  13.15  –  

15.00          Rivero,  Gonzalo:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Robalo,  Pedro:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Robinson,  Gregory:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Rocabert,  Jofre:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Rockmore,  Marc:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Rodden,  Jonathan:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  

Rodon,  Toni:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Rodriguez,  Abel:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Rosendorff,  Peter:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Rousseaux,  Emmanuel:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Rozenas,  Arturas:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00    Sat  15.15  –  16.45              Rubenson,  Daniel:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30              Rudolph,  Lukas:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30              Ruegger,  Seraina:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45    Sat  15.15  –  16.45              Ruiz-­‐Rufino,  Ruben:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Sat  11.00  –  12.30              Saarimaa,  Tuukka:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Sachs,  Benjamin:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Sagarzazu,  Iñaki:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  10.45  –  12.30              Sajuria,  Javier:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Sat  9.00  –  10.45              Salcedo,  Jorge:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Samii,  Cyrus:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Sanhueza  Petrarca,  Constanza:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Sattler,  Thomas:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Sat  

15.15  –  16.45          Savani,  Manu:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Schaffer,  Lena:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  

15.00  –  16.45    Fri  17.00  –  18.45      Schakel,  Arjan:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Schaub,  Max:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Scheve,  Kenneth:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Schibber,  Constanza:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Schimmelfennig,  Frank:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Schlüter,  Elmar:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Schmidtke,  Henning:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Schmitt,  Carina:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Schnakenberg,  Keith:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Sat  9.00  –  10.45              Schneider,  Monica:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Schneider,  Gerald:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  17.00  –  18.45    Sat  

11.00  –  12.30          Schoen,  Harald:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Schonhardt-­‐Bailey,  Cheryl:    Sat  11.00  –  12.30              Schoonvelde,  Martijn:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Thu  16.00  –  17.45              Schrama,  Reini:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Schröder,  Valentin:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Schubiger,  Livia  Isabella  :  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  17.00  –  

18.45              Schulhofer-­‐Wohl,  Jonah:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Schultz,  Friederike:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Schulze,  Kai:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30    Sat  15.15  –  16.45              Schumacher,  Gijs:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Schutte,  Sebastian:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Scotto,  Thomas:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Fri  15.00  –  16.45              Scully,  Roger:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Seago,  Laura:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  15.00  –  16.45              Seelkopf,  Laura:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  17.00  –  18.45    Sat  

13.15  –  15.00          Semancik,  Kristin:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Serra,  Joan:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Shackleton,  Oliver:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Shalev,  Michael:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Fri  15.00  –  16.45              Shapiro,  Jacob:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Shaw,  Daron:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Shehaj,  Albana:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Shephard,  Mark:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Thu  

16.00  –  17.45          Shikano,  Susumu:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Shineman,  Victoria:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Thu  14.00  –  15.45              Shipan,  Charles:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Shortland,  Anja:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  

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Shubenkova,  Alexandra:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Shvetsova,  Olga:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Siegfried,  Tobias:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Simon,  Pablo:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Sin,  Gisela:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Thu  16.00  –  17.45              Sinha,  Indira:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Sinmazdemir,  Tolga:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Sirinic,  Daniela:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Skirmuntt,  Mariana:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Skorge,  Øyvind:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Slapin,  Jonathan:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Sat  

13.15  –  15.00          Smets,  Kaat:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Smulders,  Jef:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Snyder,  James:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  So,  Florence:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Thu  16.00  –  17.45              Solaz,  Hector:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Solt,  Frederick:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Sommer,  Udi:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Sønderskov,  Kim:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Sørensen,  Rune:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Sperber,  Elizabeth:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Spilker,  Gabriele:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Thu  16.00  –  17.45              Spirig,  Judith:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Spirling,  Arthur:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Spoon,  Jae-­‐Jae:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  

15.00  –  16.45  Fri  17.00  –  18.45          Squintani,  Francesco:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              Stankovic,  Tatjana:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Stecker,  Christian:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Sat  

13.15  –  15.00          Steen-­‐Johnsen,  Kari:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Stegmaier,  Mary:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  

15.00  –  16.45    Sat  9.00  –  10.45    Sat  15.15  –  16.45  Stegmueller,  Daniel:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Sat  

11.00  –  12.30          Steinbrecher,  Markus:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Steinert,  Janina:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Stenson,  Christopher:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Steunenberg,  Bernard:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  15.00  –  16.45              Stevenson,  Randolph:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Stoetzer,  Lukas:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  10.45  –  12.30              Stoffel,  Michael:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  10.45  –  12.30              Stone,  Peter:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Sat  11.00  –  12.30              Strani,  Katerina:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Streinz,  Thomas:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Strobl,  Daniel:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Studlar,  Donley:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Stys,  Patrycja:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Sudulich,  Laura:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Sugimoto,  Seiji:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Suryanarayan,  Pavithra:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Suzuki,  Akisato:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Svolik,  Milan:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  13.15  –  14.45              Swalve,  Tilko:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Swenden,  Wilfried:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Sylvan,  David:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Synnøve,  Silje:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Szöcsik,  Edina:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Tagg,  Stephen:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Thu  16.00  –  17.45              Talving,  Liisa:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Tamm,  Henning:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Tanaka,  Seiki:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  

Tang  Chen,  Han:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Tarlea,  Silvana:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30              Tarlov,  Jessica:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Tavits,  Margit:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Taylor,  Isabel:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Tedin,  Kent:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Theocharis,  Yannis:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  13.15  –  14.45              Thewissen,  Stefan:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Thiem,  Alrik:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Thies,  Cameron:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  

15.00  –  16.45          Thompson,  Andrew:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Thomson,  Robert:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45    Sat  11.00  –  12.30    Sat  

13.15  –  15.00          Thurston,  Chloe:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Tiemann,  Guido:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  

15.00  –  16.45    Sat  13.15  –  15.00      Tilley,  James:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Tinn,  Katrin:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Tkacova,  Katerina:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Tokhi,  Alexandros:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Torenvlied,  René:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Tosun,  Jale:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  13.15  –  14.45              Traber,  Denise:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Tranter,  Bruce:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Fri  15.00  –  16.45              Traunmueller,  Richard:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Trechsel,  Alexander:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Tresch,  Anke:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Troeger,  Vera:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Sat  15.15  –  16.45              Tromble,  Rebekah:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Troumpounis,  Orestis:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Trumm,  Siim:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Tsujinaka,  Yutaka:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Tucker,  Josh:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Tukiainen,  Janne:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Fri  17.00  –  18.45    Sat  

13.15  –  15.00          Tuner,  Ian:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  10.45  –  12.30              Tutz,  Gerhard:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Tzelgov,  Eitan:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Umana,  Victor:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Uyar,  Emrah:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Van,  Wim:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  van  Atteveldt,  Wouter:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              Van  Coppenolle,  Brenda:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  17.00  –  

18.45              van  der  Haer,  Roos:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  van  der  Zee,  Robin:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  van  Eerd,  Jonathan:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  van  Heerde-­‐Hudson,  Jennifer:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Van  Weelden,  Richard:  Friday  9.00  –  10.30    Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  van  Windt,  Peter:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Vangerven,  Pieterjan:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  vanHeerde-­‐Hudson,  Jennifer:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Vasilopoulou,  Sofia:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Sat  9.00  –  10.45              Vassiliadis,  Ioannis:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Vatter,  Adrian:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Venetz,  Aaron:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Vis,  Barbara:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Vivyan,  Nick:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Sat  13.15  

–  15.00          Voigt,  Stefan:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  15.00  –  16.45              von  Billerbeck,  Sarah:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Sat  9.00  –  10.45              von  Daniels,  Laura:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  

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von  Scheve,  Christian:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  von  Schiller,  Armin:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Voors,  Maarten:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Vreeland,  James:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Vries,  Catherine:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Wagner,  Aiko:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Wagner,  Markus:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Fri  

17.00  –  18.45    Sat  13.15  –  15.00      Waldhauser,  Christoph:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Wang,  Yi-­‐Ting:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Wasserfallen,  Fabio:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Thu  14.00  –  15.45    

Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Sat  9.00  –  10.45    Wassmann,  Pia:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Weber,  Till:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Wedeking,  Justin:  Sat  9.00  –  10.45                  Wegenast,  Tim:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Wegmann,  Simone:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Wegner,  Eva:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  13.15  –  14.45              Wehner,  Joachim:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Weidman,  Nils:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Fri  13.15  

–  14.45          Weir,  Bonnie:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Weitz-­‐Shapiro,  Rebecca:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Werner,  Annika:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Whitefield,  Stephen:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Whiteley,  Paul:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Whiting,  Matthew:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Whitten,  Guy:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              Wiegand,  Elena:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Wiertz,  Dingeman:  Sat  15.15  –  16.45                  Wiesehomeier,  Nina:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Wig,  Tore:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Sat  11.00  –  

12.30    Sat  13.15  –  15.00      Wilf,  Meredith:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Williams,  Christopher:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Williams,  Jennifer:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Williams,  Laron:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  

9.00  –  10.30          Williams,  Martin:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Willumsen,  David:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Winters,  Matthew:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Winzen,  Thomas:  Fri  17.00  –  18.45                  Winzen,  Thomas:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Wittig,  Caroline:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  Wolkenstein,  Fabio:  Fri  13.15  –  14.45                  Wollebæk,  Dag:  Fri  9.00  –  10.30                  Wong,  Pui:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30                  Woon,  Jonathan:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Worthington,  Alton:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Fri  13.15  –  14.45              Wratil,  Christopher:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Wucherpfennig,  Julian:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Thu  16.00  –  17.45    

Fri  13.15  –  14.45    Fri  17.00  –  18.45      Wueest,  Bruno:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  17.00  –  18.45              Wüest,  Reto:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Xefteris,  Dimitrios:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30    Fri  9.00  –  10.30    Fri  

10.45  –  12.30    Fri  17.00  –  18.45      Xezonakis,  Georgios:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Yair,  Omer:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Yamada,  Kyohei:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Yi,  Chengzhi:  Thu  11.45  –  13.30                  Yuan  Su,  Yi:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Zakharov,  Alexei:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Zelano,  Karin:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  

Zhang,  Jiakun:  Thu  14.00  –  15.45                  Zhelyazkova,  Asya:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45                  Ziaja,  Sebastian:  Fri  10.45  –  12.30    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Ziller,  Conrad:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45    Sat  13.15  –  15.00              Zittlau,  Steffen:  Thu  16.00  –  17.45    Fri  10.45  –  12.30              Zizumbo-­‐Colunga,  Daniel:  Sat  11.00  –  12.30                  Zudenkova,  Galina:  Sat  13.15  –  15.00                  Zukiewicz,  Przemyslaw:  Thu  10.00  –  11.30                  Zulianello,  Mattia:  Fri  15.00  –  16.45                  

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