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Political Science Day 2020
November 27th, 2020
Tag der Politikwissenschaft 2020
27. November 2020
Conference Program
as of 2020 11 23
1Dear conference participants,
Welcome to the 2020 Conference of the Austrian Political Science Association (‘Political
Science Day’). Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, our conference has been moved online.
Nevertheless, we have received a large number of paper proposals that will make for a highly
interesting and engaging conference experience. The program committee has put together
panels covering everything from political theory and international conflict to EU politics and
public opinion – and much more. There will also be two panels specifically dedicated to
political research related to Covid-19. Despite the unusual circumstances we are thus hopeful
that you will enjoy the scientific exchange with scholars from all over Europe.
We would like to express our gratitude to Department of Political Science at Central European
University and the Departments of Political Science and Government at the University of
Vienna for their support in organizing this conference.
We wish you a great conference!
The organization committee The program committee
Mariyana Angelova (Central European Mariyana Angelova (Central European
University) University)
Laurenz Ennser-Jedenastik (University of Tobias Boos (University of Vienna)
Vienna) Sarah Dingler (University of Innsbruck)
Katharina Kieslich (University of Vienna) Franz Fallend (University of Salzburg)
Jeremias Stadlmair (Austrian Political Karin Liebhart (University of Vienna)
Science Association, AuPSA/OEGPW) David Willumsen (University of Innsbruck)
Technical note
The entire conference will be held online via Zoom. Access details will be provided via email
to all registered members prior to the conference.
Contact: tdpowi2020.ipw@univie.ac.at
2About the AuPSA / OEGPW
'AuPSA' stands for Austrian Political Science Association. Founded in 1970, AuPSA today has
approximately 500 members from various fields of work related to politics and political science.
Amongst them are students, graduates and faculty members from various universities, social
scientists from universities and other institutions. AuPSA is a member of the Federation of
Austrian Scientific Societies (VWGÖ), of the Central European Political Science Association
(CEPSA), the European Confederation of Political Science Associations (ECPSA) and the
International Political Science Association (IPSA).
Aims of AuPSA
• Fostering political science research in Austria
• Serving as a point of focus for Austrian political scientists, advocating their interests
• Advancing the internationalisation of Austrian political science
• Advocacy in public debates in areas of education, research and development
• Fostering visibility of political science in the public
Fields of Activity
• Publication of the Austrian Journal of Political Science which is listed in the Social
Science Citation Index (SSCI)
• Organisation of conventions and conferences, round tables and lectures
• Financial support for junior researchers: travel and publication grants
• Providing a database on areas of expertise of AuPSA members, aiming to enhance the
visibility of Austrian political science in public media and discourse
• Information for members: Regular news on political science in Austria, news relating
to relevant topics and the latest about conventions and conferences
Sections
At present AUPSA has nine sections, focused on contemporary topics of political science
• International Studies
• Politik und Verwaltung [Politics and Administration]
• European Studies
• Visual Studies
• Religion und Politik [Religion and Politics]
• Politikdidaktik [Didactics of Politics]
• Political Leadership
• Vergangenheitspolitik [Politics of History]
• Jungwissenschafter*Innen [Junior Rearcher’s Section]
For more information, please visit oegpw.at
3Time Slots and Panels
Each paper has 15 min = 60 min, 40 min for discussion
Virtual Virtual Virtual Virtual Virtual
Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5
8:45 Welcome Address
Time Slot 1 P1 Radical P2 Responses P3 P4 P5
9:00-10:40 Right to COVID 19 Austrian Migration International
(1) Politics (1) Politics &
Development
Time Slot 2 P6 Forming P7 Post- P8 P9 EU and P10 EU
11:00-12:40 Public Opinion Soviet- Political Migration Association
P14 Politics Communi- Policy in a
cation Challenging
Neighbour-
hood
Lunch Break
12:40-14:00 13:15 Open Meeting of AuPSA Junior Researcher’s Section [Sektion
JungwissenschafterInnen]
Time Slot 3 P11 Demand P12 P13 P14 P15 Politics
14:00-15:40 Side of Legislative Responses Internationa of Memory &
Populism Behaviour to COVID l Politics: Identity
19 (2) conflict
Time Slot 4 P16 Electoral P17 P18 P19
16:00-17:40 Behaviour Representatio Austrian Political
n Politics (2) Economy /
Political
Theory
48:45 Welcome Address
Panel I: 9:00 – 10:40
P1 Radical Right
P2 Responses to COVID-19 (1)
P3 Austrian Politics (1)
P4 Migration
P5 International Politics & Development
Panel II: 11:00-12:40
P6 Forming Public Opinion
P7 Post-Communist Politics
P8 Political Communication
P9 EU and Migration Policy
P10 EU Association in a Challenging Neighbourhood
Lunch Break
13:15 Open Meeting of AuPSA Junior Researcher’s Section
Panel Session III: 14:00-15:40
P11 Demand Side of Populism
P12 Legislative Behaviour
P13 Responses to COVID-19 (2)
P14 International Politics: conflict
P15 Politics of Memory & Identity
Panel Session IV: 16:00-17:40
P16 Electoral Behaviour
P17 Representation
P18 Austrian Politics (2)
P19 Political Economy / Political Theory
5Panel Session I: 9:00-10:40
P1: Radical Right
Panel Chair: Thiele, Daniel
Discussant: Hayek, Lore
Mayer, Stefanie Antifeminism as a right-wing populist strategy – from
‘common sense’ to ‘politics of fear’
Rathgeb, Philip Attack or Adapt? The institutional politics of populist radical
right parties
Thiele, Daniel Affects in right-wing populist discourses: A frame analysis of
Austrian parliamentary debates
Finally on the (far-)right track? How AfD’s party organisation
Heinze, Anna-Sophie combines collective leadership, internal democracy, and
Weisskircher, Manès ‘movement-party’ dynamics
P2: Responses to COVID-19
Panel Chair: Hasenöhrl, Syntia
Discussant: Pot, Mirjam
Hasenöhrl, Syntia African im/mobilities during Covid-19: Politics of belonging
between securitization and solidarity
Horvath, Kristof Crisis mitigation as further hybridization – the case of
Hungary’s COVID-19 response
Liebhart, Karin The Austrian government’s visual communication of the
Covid-19 crisis management
De Angelis, Gabriele Covid-19 and the state of exception
De Oliveira, Emelin
6P3: Austrian Politics (1)
Panel Chair: Ennser-Jedenastik, Laurenz
Discussant: Dolezal, Martin
Weiler, Florian Seeking for shelter: The economic basis of economic voting in
Wineroither, David Austria
Perlot, Florian Demokratieverständnis in Österreich – was bleibt nach Ibiza?
Praprotnik, Katrin
Oberluggauer, Patricia
Kaltenegger, Matthias When do parties appoint outsiders as ministers?
Ennser-Jedenastik,
Laurenz
Partheymüller, Julia The Ibiza scandal and the dynamics of public opinion: findings
Huber, Lena from the AUTNES Online Panel Study
Plescia, Caroline
Eberl, Moritz
Ennser-Jedenastik,
Laurenz
Reidinger, Verena
Müller, Wolfgang C.
Kritzinger, Sylvia
Boomgaarden, Hajo
P4: Migration
Panel Chair: Spilker, Gabriele
Discussant: Heindlmaier, Anita
Gruber, Marika Herausforderungen und Chancen einer frühen
Pöcher, Jessica Arbeitsmarktintegration von jungen Asylwerber*innen und
Stainer-Hämmerle, Flüchtlingen im Tourismus
Kathrin
Spilker, Gabriele Individual migration preferences: culture, context or
Schaffer, Lena competition?
P5: International Politics & Development
Panel Chair: Anderer, Christina
Discussant: Eder, Franz
7Szabó, Krisztina Smoothing the way or stirring the pot: The impact of foreign
aid shocks on political violence in recipient countries
Anderer, Christina The impact of PTA design on international investment: new
Mödlhamer, Christoph insights from firm-level data
Gastinger, Markus To implement, or not to implement? Preferential trade
agreements and the need for continued government-to-
government interaction post ratification
8Panel Session II: 11:00 – 12:40
P6: Forming Public Opinion
Panel Chair: Mikulaschek, Christoph
Discussant: Partheymüller, Julia
Ramstetter, Lena Meeting global challenges from the inside out: tracing the
effects of mindfulness on climate change attitudes
Stiller, Yannick Torn over trade: how citizens form their opinion towards trade
Dür, Andreas liberalization
Huber, Robert
Mikulaschek, Christoph Cueing foreign elite consensus or divisions: the effect of
unanimity in international organizations on public opinion
P7: Post-Communist Politics
Panel Chair: Romanov, Daniil
Discussant: Bakalov, Ivan
Medjedovic, Mina Understanding ‘Illiberal democracies’
Boda, Zsolt The media effect on policy agendas – supporting the null-
Barczikay, Tamás hypothesis? The case of Hungary 1990–2014
Romanov, Daniil Communist Party as an actor of mobilization in contemporary
Urakov, Pavel Russia
Khokhlov, Nikita Corruption, quality of institutions and firm performance in
post-communist countries
P8: Political Communication
Panel Chair: Bernhardt, Petra
Discussant: Eberl, Jakob-Moritz
Just, Paul Problematizing ‘rare diseases’ in Austrian policy making:
solidarity in practice?
Bernhardt, Petra Visual self-presentation of politicians: theorizing the functions
of official photos
Hayek, Lore Media support for political actors: evidence from four Austrian
Mayrl, Manuel election campaigns
9Velimsky, Jan Message spread on social media. Comparing the FPÖ and
Gfrerer, Christine NEOS during the election campaign of the 2019 Austrian
Schweimer, Christoph National Council elections.
P9: EU and Migration Policy
Panel Chair: Trauner, Florian
Discussant: Hadj-Abdou, Leila
Trauner, Florian How a populist radical right government may manage to take
control of (EU) migration policy
Heindlmaier, Anita The differentiated politicization of free movement of people in
the EU
Zardo, Federica The EU Trust Fund for Africa: geopolitical space making
through migration policy instruments
P10: EU Association in a Challenging Neighbourhood
Panel Chair: Buzogány, Aron
Discussant: Gastinger, Markus
Melnykovska, Inna When trade linkage meets domestic stakeholders: DCFTA and
Langbein, Julia agrobusiness in Ukraine
Buzogány, Aron Implementing the EU-Ukraine association agreement: insights
from the wood and food sector
Langbein, Julia Trade liberalization and opening in post-Soviet limited access
orders
10Panel Session III: 14:00-15:40
P11: Demand Side of Populism
Panel Chair: Wegscheider, Carsten
Discussant: Weisskircher, Manès
Huber, Robert It’s all about science and other institutions: populist attitudes
Greussing, Esther and climate skepticism
Eberl, Jakob-Moritz
Jansesberger, Viktoria Does ethno-territorial identity matter in populist party support?
Heinisch, Reinhard Analyzing the demand-side of 20 radical right and left national
and regional populist parties
Juen, Christina-Marie Populism and trust in parliament: the impact of government
participation
Nezi, Roula The people and the nation: conceptions of nationhood and
Wegscheider, Carsten support for radical populist parties in Europe
P12: Legislative Behaviour
Panel Chair: Willumsen, David
Discussant: Miklin, Eric
Willumsen, David The non-effect of electoral systems on legislator behaviour:
quasi-experimental evidence from the French Senate, 1977 to
2020
Haselmayer, Martin Political incivility and gender: evidence from Austrian
Dingler, Sarah parliamentary debates
Jenny, Marcelo
Mühlböck, Monika Lacking a national position? Abstentions in the Council of the
European Union
11P13: Responses to COVID 19 (2)
Panel Chair: Kieslich, Katharina
Discussant: Durnova, Anna
Sauer, Birgit Corona und Care: geschlechtertheoretische Perspektiven auf die
Dursun, Ayse staatliche Bearbeitung der aktuellen Krise in Österreich
Kettner, Verena
Schlögl, Lukas Who should benefit? The dynamics of public attitudes towards
Stadlmair, Jeremias the allocation of COVID-19 crisis support
Kalleitner, Fabian
Schomaker, Rahel Administrative crisis response
Lobnig, Christina
Bauer, Michael
Konrath, Christoph Parliaments and digitalisation: developments of digital
Bereuter, Franziska democracy during COVID-19
P14: International Politics: conflict
Panel Chair: Veljanov, Zdravko
Discussant: Senn, Martin
Femić, Irena Why did Turkey decide to purchase the air defence system
from Russia?
Eder, Franz Measuring polarization in international regimes: the case of the
Senn, Martin Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
Veljanov, Zdravko It's complicated... role of cross-ethnic coalitions in regime
Yavuz, Mehmet durability in Turkey and North Macedonia
P15: Politics of Memory & Identity
Panel Chair: Bogaards, Matthijs
Discussant: Popovic, Milica
Radonić, Ljiljana War at the museum – Croatian and Bosnian memorial museums
on the Yugoslav wars
Smekalin, Ivan Discursive construction of regional identity within politicized
communities (evidence from ecological protests in Northern
Russia)
Urakov, Pavel The revival of Udmurt identity: studying the modern Udmurt
Ivanov, Evgeniy culture in Russia
1213
Panel Session IV: 16:00-17:40
16: Electoral Behaviour
Panel Chair: Mühlböck, Monika
Discussant: Plescia, Carolina
Chan, Ka-Ming Perception of parties’ supporters and voter transition in multi-
level system: evidence from Germany
Guliev, Kirill The youth, identity, and participation – the relationship
between political identity and political participation (the case of
Moscow and the Moscow Region)
Mühlböck, Monika Risky decisions? Conceptualizing electoral behavior in terms of
uncertainty management
Schulte-Cloos, Julia Electoral participation and the rise of the radical right
Leininger, Arndt
P17: Representation
Panel Chair: Dingler, Sarah (tbc)
Discussant: Jenny, Marcelo
Walenta, Carmen Does regional political representation affect the provision of
childcare in Austria?
Dingler, Sarah Gendered perspectives on turnover and careers in the European
Fortin-Rittberger, Jessica Parliament
Kröber, Corinna Walking the line: electoral cycles and the shift in legislative
Berz, Jan priorities among German parliamentarians
Stiller, Yannick Who rebels on trade policy? analyzing voting patterns of
legislators
P18: Austrian Politics (2)
Panel Chair: Dolezal, Martin
Discussant: Rathgeb, Phillip
Ennser-Jedenastik, The mechanics of issue responsiveness: How parties execute
Laurenz emphasis change
Haselmayer, Martin
Huber, Lena Maria
Scharrer, Manuel
14Spahl,Wanda Direct and indirect consequences of the populist radical right
Falkenbach, Michelle government in Austria on health inequalities
Esien, Eddy Bruno Corporatism and the interdependence of government, labour
offices and private agencies for work promotion in Austria,
Finland and Czechia
Leisser, Daniel From voice to discourse in political education: towards a
deconstruction of politics and law in Austrian schools
Miklin, Eric Positive Side-Effects? The Impact of the Freedom Party’s
Dolezal, Martin Participation in Government on the Communicative Function of
the Austrian Parliament
P19: Political Economy / Political Theory
Panel Chair: Troy, Jodok
Discussant: Karremans, Johannes
Schneider, Etienne Germany’s u-turn? The EU recovery fund and reconfigurations
in the German power bloc in the Corona crisis
Zeilinger, Bernhard Implications of rule change on inter-institutional
power dynamics concerning (socio-)economic governance
Udrea, Titus Bringing models home: external versus in-house modelling
Bauer, Anja expertise within the EU Commission’s trade sustainability
Capari, Leo assessments
Fuchs, Daniela
Křepelová, Tereza Towards the objectivity in political philosophy: normative
stance or epistemological desideratum?
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