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Political Science Day 2021
November 25th – 26th, 2021
Tag der Politikwissenschaft 2021
25.-26. November 2021
Conference Program
as of 2021 11 19
1Dear conference participants,
Welcome to the 2021 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. 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 at the University of Salzburg for
their support in organizing this conference.
We wish you a great conference!
The organization committee The program committee
Markus Gastinger (University of Salzburg) Katrin Auel (Institute for Advanced Studies
Viktoria Jansesberger (University of Vienna)
Salzburg) Antonia Csuk (University of Graz)
Eric Miklin (University of Salzburg) Martin Dolezal (University of Salzburg;
Armin Mühlböck (University of Salzburg) Institute for Advanced Studies Vienna)
Yannick Stiller (University of Salzburg) Fabian Habersack (University of Innsbruck)
Nikolina Sokic (AuPSA) Saskia Stachowitsch (Central European
University)
Carmen Walenta (University of Linz)
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: tdpowi2021@plus.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
3November 25th 6.00 p.m. – Evening Event
(held in German language)
Eröffnung und Begrüßung
- Univ. Prof. Dr. Gabriele Spilker (Vorsitzende der ÖGPW)
- Univ. Prof. Dr. Reinhard Heinisch (Leitung Fachbereich Politikwissenschaft und
Soziologie, Universität Salzburg)
„Was wollt ihr von uns?“ Erwartungen an die Politikwissenschaft in Österreich
Podiumsdiskussion zu 50+1 Jahren Österreichische Gesellschaft für Politikwissenschaft
Die Politikwissenschaft in Österreich befindet sich im Wandel. Im akademischen Bereich
nehmen Spezialisierung und Internationalisierung stark zu. Gleichzeitig soll die
Politikwissenschaft einen stärkeren Beitrag zur Behandlung gesellschaftlich relevanter Fragen
leisten. Aber was sind überhaupt die Erwartungen an die Politikwissenschaft? Was wollen
Politik und Medien von ihr? Und was ist sie imstande zu leisten? Darüber und über mögliche
Missverhältnisse zwischen politikwissenschaftlichem Angebot und gesellschaftlicher
Nachfrage diskutieren wir mit drei Gästen aus Medien, Politik und Politikwissenschaft.
Teilehmer*innen:
- Barbara Prainsack
Professorin für Vergleichende Politikfeldanalyse, Universität Wien
- Susanne Schnabl
Moderatorin ORF-“Report”
- Stefan Wallner
Kabinettschef im Bundesministerium für Kunst, Kultur, öffentlichen Dienst und Sport
- Stefan Wally
Moderation
Zugangsdaten
(öffentliche Veranstaltung, keine Anmeldung nötig)
- Link: https://oegpw.us19.list-
manage.com/track/click?u=67752306fca498e38c7d2316d&id=f37142fbe3&e=2fc152d464
- Meeting-ID: 831 7571 8569
- Kenncode: 266250
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4November 26th 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. – Panel Sessions
(held in English language)
The virtual lobby will be open as of 08.30 a.m.
Virtual Virtual Virtual Virtual Virtual
Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5
Time Slot 1 P01 Voting P02 Protest, P03 Post- P04 Social P05 Apples
09:00-10:30 and the Dissent, and pandemic Policy: with Pears?
Economy Mobilization EU politics Rights and
(In)equality
Time Slot 2 P06 Voting P07 EU P08 Partisan P09 Protest P10
11:00-12:30 and Partici- Politics and Appoint- in/through Pandemic
pation the Limits of ments the Media Politics
Free Move-
ment
Lunch Break
12:30-13:30
Time Slot 3 P11 Parties P12 Party P13 P14 P15 EU
13:30-15:00 and Politics Memory, Populism Politics:
Candidates Emotions, and Climate Supranation
and Popular Change al Level
Culture
Time Slot 4 P16 P17 Panel 18 P19 P20 EU
15:30-17:00 Democratic International Political Migration, Politics
Congruence Relations: Theory and Minority within
Cooperation, Conceptual Politics, and Member
Conflict, and History Integration States
Security
Technical note
There will be a conference main room on Zoom and the panels will take place in break-out
(virtual seminar) rooms. You will be able to switch between break-out rooms. Please make
sure that you have the latest Zoom-Desktop-Client version (version 5.3. or newer) on your
desktop in order to use this function.
5Panel Session I: 9:00-10:30
Virtual Room 1
Panel 01: Voting and the Economy
Chair: Stiller, Yannick
Discussant: Tarlea, Silvana
Huber, Robert A. It’s trade, stupid. Do voters judge incumbent politicians based on
Dür, Andreas changes in trade competitiveness?
Stiller, Yannick
Mühlböck, Monika Risk Preferences and Outcome Bias in the Delegation Process
Schwaninger, Manuel
Wagner, Paulus Where does the political resentment of manual workers originate from?
From "problem experiences" to the tension and rupture of forms of
societal integration
Willumsen, David Seeking Shelter: The Sectoral Basis of Economic Voting in Austria
Fink, Simon
Weiler, Florian
Wineroither, David
Virtual Room 2
Panel 02: Protest, Dissent, and Mobilization
Chair: Dolezal, Martin
Discussant: Fölsch, Marco
Jansesberger, Viktoria Silencing dissent in the wake of disasters? An examination of repression
Spilker, Gabriele dynamics after extreme weather events using event data
Susanszky, Pal Citizen Protest Atttitudes in the Covid Crisis: A Comparison of Hungary
Kittel, Bernhard and Austria
Kopper, Akos
Wegscheider, Carsten Defenders of democracy? How democratic attitudes relate to protest
Mauk, Marlene behavior
Weisskircher, Manès How far-right parties mobilize against global warming policies:
Ideological responses and mobilization strategies of AfD
Virtual Room 3
Panel 03: Post-pandemic European Union politics: continuity or profound transformation?
Chair: Auel, Katrin
Discussant: Meissner, Katharina
Gianna, Ermela The Role of the European Parliament in the Establishment of the
Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF): A Rebound Opportunity?
Hadj-Abdou, Leila Sovereignist or Economic Interests? Debates about foreign essential
Sottilotta, Cecilia workers in Austria and Italy during Covid-19 in focus
Maurer, Heidi Lesson-drawing from Covid-times: digitization, adaptability and post-
Wright, Nicholas pandemic practices in EU Council negotiations
Ripoll Servent, Ariadna Democracy in Lockdown: Concentration of Powers in European
Parliament under COVID-19
6Virtual Room 4
Panel 04: Social Policy: Rights and (In)equality
Chair: Karremans, Johannes
Discussant: Mätzke, Margitta
Assmus, Josephine Bridging the Gap between Competent Authorities and Courts in the
Enforcement of Cross-Border Labour Rights? – The Fair Mobility
Advisory Service for Mobile Workers in Germany
Heindlmaier, Anita Mobile, lonely and exploitable. How segregation and isolation of highly
Kobler, Carina mobile EU workers hampers the enforcement of their labor and social
rights
Karremans, Johannes Income inequality: maybe politics matters? A comparison between
Koxha, Klaudia Austria and Germany
Virtual Room 5
Panel 05: Apples with Pears? Opportunities for new Comparative Approaches to Inequalities, Mobility
and Migration
Chair: Stadlmair, Jeremias
Discussant: Crepaz, Katharina/Kreissl, Katharina/Rolle, Katrin
Crepaz, Katharina Diversity-Related Research in Times of Covid-19: Moving a Mixed
Methods Project Online
Roller, Katrin Mobility at Work, Mobility for Work - Considerations on Work-Related
Mobility and Gender
7Panel Session II: 11:00-12:30
Virtual Room 1
Panel 06: Voting and Participation
Chair: Habersack, Fabian
Discussant: Walenta, Carmen
Mühlböck, Armin Closeness matters - New empirical evidence on voter turnout in
Mitter, Birgit municipalities
Obermair, Franziska
Praprotnik, Katrin Participation of the Young Generation: Indifferent or different?
Perlot, Flooh
Oberluggauer, Patricia
Wegscheider, Carsten Assessing the extent of populist attitudes among voters using machine
Habersack, Fabian learning
Fölsch, Marco
Virtual Room 2
Panel 07: EU Politics and the Limits of Free Movement
Chair: Miklin, Eric
Discussant: Heindlmaier, Anita
Blauberger, Michael 50 ways to make your profit. How Covid-19 in the German meat
Schmidt, Susanne K. industry helps to disclose the shortcomings of the EU free movement
regime
Frankowski, Pawel Mechanisms of compliance in EU Free Trade Agreements and EU
Preferential Trade Agreements
Meissner, Katharina Lobbying sanctions? How private actors respond to EU restrictive
measures
Virtual Room 3
Panel 08: Partisan Appointments
Chair: Juen, Christina-Marie
Discussant: Konrath, Christoph
Ennser-Jedenastik, Laurenz Why parties appoint outsiders and experts as ministers
Kaltenegger, Matthias
Taschwer, Mario Why social democrats don't appoint trade unionist ministers anymore
Ennser-Jedenastik, Laurenz
Reidinger, Verena
Willumsen, David Who gets to speak for the party? How Parliamentary Party Groups
Mickler, Tim Assign Spokespersonships
Otjes, Simon
Juen, Christina-Marie Public preferences towards electoral gender quotas
Jankowski, Michael
Tepe, Markus
8Virtual Room 4
Panel 09: Protest in/through the Media
Chair: Dolezal, Martin
Discussant: Weisskircher, Manès
Lechner, Lisa Reporting on Climate-Change Action: Paris Agreement, Fridays for
Spilker, Gabriele Future and the Framing in Public News Worldwide
Liebhart, Karin Sharing the stories most media don’t? Unicorn Riot's Alternative
Coverage of Black Lives Matter Protests
Marini, Sofia Exploring challenger parties' mainstreaming through organisational and
ideological change
Virtual Room 5
Panel 10: Pandemic Politics: (De)constructing and Representing Covid-19
Chair: Kinski, Lucy
Discussant: Hadj-Abdou, Leila
Fritsch, Katharina Framing Corona – Memes als eine Form der Selbstrepräsentation von
Ajanovic, Edma Jugendlichen
Hasenöhrl, Syntia Deconstructing Covid-19: Decolonial feminist activism in France during
the Coronavirus pandemic
Mellacher, Patrick The Impact of Corona Populism: Empirical Evidence from Austria and
Theory
Zwiener-Collins, Nadine Covid-19 restrictions and trust in the Austrian government: The role of
Rump, Maike gender, work and family situations
9Panel Session III: 13.30-15.00
Virtual Room 1
Panel 11: Parties and Candidates
Chair: Jankowski, Michael
Discussant: Habersack, Fabian
Auer, Daniel Electoral Discrimination, Party Rationale, and the Underrepresentation
Portmann, Lea of Minority Politicians
Tichelbäcker, Thomas
Juen, Christina-Marie Corrupt Candidates and Vote Choice: The Impact of Viable Alternatives
Jankowski, Michael
Lewandowsky, Marcel
Wegscheider, Carsten Voicing the people or their partisans?
Lefkofridi, Zoe
Zwiener-Collins, Nadine
Virtual Room 2
Panel 12: Party Politics
Chair: Fallend, Franz
Discussant: Dolezal, Martin
Haselmayer, Martin The Impact of Party Ideology on Economic Inequality
Horn, Alexander
Konrath, Christoph “Die Arbeit passiert im Ausschuss.“ - Ausschusstätigkeit im Nationalrat
Bereuter, Franziska in der 25. und 26. Gesetzgebungsperiode
Clar, Christoph
Praprotnik, Katrin Government formation duration at the sub-national level
Krauss, Svenja
Thürk, Maria
Kröber, Corinna Whose bread I eat, their song I sing? How the sex of MPs influences the
Krauss, Svenja use of oversight mechanisms in government and opposition
Virtual Room 3
Panel 13: Memory, Emotions, and Popular Culture
Chair: Auel, Katrin
Discussant: Spilker, Gabriele
Pipal, Christian Emotional Rhetoric in European Parliaments: A Multiverse Analysis
Schumacher, Gijs
Bakker, Bert N.
van der Velden, Mariken A. C. G.
Radonić, Ljiljana Globalization of Memory and “Downloading” International Trends at
National Memorial Museums
Sibomana, Eric Approaches to human remains in post-genocide Rwanda: Memorial
museums as sites of local and international contestation
10Virtual Room 4
Panel 14: Populism and Climate Change
Chair: Buzogány, Aron & Huber, Robert A.
Discussant: Buzogány, Aron & Huber, Robert A.
Buzogány, Aron Contesting Climate Change in the European Parliament. An analysis of
parliamentary speeches of populist parties
Ćetković, Stefan Think populist, act local? Analysis of the positions on energy and climate
policy of the Alternative for Germany at the level of German federal states
Huber, Robert A. Science-related and Political Populism: A Tale of two Scales?
Mede, Niels G.
Eberl, Jakob-Moritz
Greussing, Esther
Schulze, Kai Do populist parties affect climate policy production?
Virtual Room 5
Panel 15: EU Politics: Supranational Level
Chair: Maurer, Heidi
Discussant: Blauberger, Michael
Furtak, Dominika Positioning air transport on the political agenda of the European Union
Gastinger, Markus The Biggest Bang for the Buck? Explaining Joint Body Strength in the EU’s
Dür, Andreas International Agreements
Mitter, Birgit Calls for Capacities: The Commission’s Demands in Distributing Funds
Zeilinger, Bernhard The European Commission as a Policy Entrepreneur under the European
Semester
11Panel Session IV: 15:30-17:00
Virtual Room 1
Panel 16: Democratic Congruence
Chair: Willumsen, David
Discussant: Ennser-Jedenastik, Laurenz
Haselmayer, Martin How parties link policy issues with group appeals
Huber, Lena Maria
Veljanov, Zdravko Extracting Time-Series Party Positions Using Words as Texts: Comparative
Study of Western Balkans Political Parties’ Positions
Wegscheider, Carsten Democratic Congruence and Regime Support:The Demand-Supply
Relationship
Wohlgemuth, Felix Converging Social Policy Public and Party Issue Salience in Austria?
Walenta, Carmen Developing a Salience Congruence Indicator
Virtual Room 2
Panel 17: International Relations: Cooperation, Conflict, and Security
Chair: Dür, Andreas
Discussant: Atkinson, Douglas
Tarlea,Silvana Do authoritarian regimes cooperate differently with democracies? Evidence
Weiler, Florian from WTO negotiations
Edinger, Harald Affective Realism and the Annexation of Crimea
Saito, Jun Die umfassende Sicherheitspolitik am Beispiel der Mitwirkung an der EU-
Westbalkanerweiterung
Vikberg, Carl Explaining Patterns of Non-State Actor Participation in International
Organizations
Virtual Room 3
Panel 18: Political Theory and Conceptual History: Democracy, Temporality, and the State
Chair: Hasenöhrl, Syntia
Discussant: Wintersteiger, Mario
Egger, Lukas Die Debatte über den Ursprung der rassistischen Sklaverei in Virginia aus der
Perspektive materialistischer Staatstheorie
Lorenz, Matthias Die Wiederholbarkeit politischer Gründung. Zu einem
demokratietheoretischen Schlüsselbegriff in frühneuzeitlichen und
zeitgenössischen Debatten The Iterability of Political Foundations. Reflections
on a Key Concept of Democratic Theory in Early Modern and Contemporary
Debates
Portschy, Jürgen Metatheoretische Perspektiven auf Politik und Zeit
Wolfesberger, Philipp Re-solidarization(s) linking past, present and future
12Virtual Room 4
Panel 19: Migration, Minority Politics, and Integration
Chair: Marco Fölsch
Discussant: Marcelo Jenny
Crepaz, Katharina Different Types of Diversity, Similar Claims? A Regional Comparison of
"old" and "new" Minorities
Esien, Eddy Bruno Principles, Rights, and Obligations: In state-public-private organizations
public value governance for work promotion.
Löw, Theodora Alwina The fundamental human right of asylum in the EU
Veronika
Virtual Room 5
Panel 20: EU Politics within Member States
Chair: Fallend, Franz
Discussant: Miklin, Eric
Felder, Alina European(ised) Universities and Cross-Border Cooperation – A Case Study at
the Intersections of EU Regional and Higher Education Policy
Grabbe, Christina A risk too high? Explaining conflicts among Western European States on the
proposed reform of the EU social security coordination
Meyer, Sarah Getting involved despite obstacles? Austrian and German regional MPs'
Wolf, Mario cooperation efforts in EU affairs
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