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Colloquium of the International Political Science Association (IPSA) Research Committees
RC14 Politics and Ethnicity, RC28 Comparative Federalism and Multilevel Governance,
RC13 Democratization in Comparative Perspective
Democratization and Constitutional Design in Divided Societies
University of Cyprus, Nicosia
June 24-27 2017
DAY 1
Saturday, June 24
08:30
REGISTRATION OPEN and coffee available
09:15-10:45
A1.Institutional Design in Divided Societies: India in Comparative Perspective
Room: XWD02.010
Chair & Discussant: Priya Sharma Jawaharlal Nehru University
Harihar Bhattacharyya University of Burdwan
Dialectics of Diversity-claims and Equality-claims in India’s Constitutional Democracy
Wilfried Swenden University of Edinburgh
Governing Diversity in India and Pakistan: Explaining Divergent Pathways
MD Aftab Alam University of Delhi
Democratization and Power Sharing: Exploring a Model to Resolve Majority Minority Conflict
A2. Limits of Consociationalism
Room: XWD02.011
Chair: Laura Wise University of Edinburgh
Discussant: Adrian Guelke Queen’s University of Belfast
Eduardo Wassim Aboultaif Lebanese American University
Ethnurgy, Mobilization, Memory and Trauma as Factors Affecting Consociational Politics
Alexandre Raffoul Université de Montréal
The Depoliticization of Ethnicity: a Constructivist Approach to Power-sharing
Andreas Juon University College London
The Two Faces of Power-Sharing
Timofey Agarin Queen’s University Belfast and Allison McCulloch Brandon University Exclusion amid Inclusion: Power-Sharing and Non-Dominant Minorities
A3. Political Institution Building for Iraq
Room: XWD02.012
Chair: Tatiana Litvinova MGIMO-University
Discussant: Greg Power Global Partners Governance; University of Hull
Ewelina Wasko-Owsiejczuk University of Bialystok
Post-Conflict Reconstruction and Democratization of Iraq – Plans vs. Reality
Mohammed Ali Bapir University of Kurdistan Hawler & Renske Doorenspleet Warwick University
Ethnicity, Democratization and Conflict: Which Political Institutions Would be Best? Findings Based on Surveys of the Political Elites in Iraq (2011-2015)
Ashley Moran University of Texas
Constitutional Implementation in Divided Societies: The Case of Iraq
10:45 – 11:05
Coffee/tea break
11:05 – 12:35
B1. Executives and Parliaments
Room: XWD02.010
Chair: Mario Sznajder The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Discussant: Alan Kuperman University of Texas
Greg Power Global Partners Governance; University of Hull
The Politics of Change: Understanding Incentives, Building Resilience and the Path of Institutional Reform in Difficult Places
Susan Dodsworth & Nicholas Cheeseman University of Birmingham
Defending Democracy in Divided Societies: When – and Why – Do Parliaments Protect Political Space?
Dirk Kotze University of South Africa
Transitional Governments of National Unity (GNU): Instruments of Democratization or Transitional Stabilization
B2. Culture, Territory and Community in Diverse Societies
Room: XWD02.011
Chair: Stephen Larin European Academy of Bolzano
Discussant: Britt Cartrite Alma College
Michael Hein Humboldt University of Berlin
Cultural Heterogeneity and the Codification of Entrenchment and Eternity Clauses In Modern Constitutions
Ammar Maleki Tilburg University & Renske Doorenspleet University of Warwick
Democratic Institutions and Divided Societies in Comparative Perspective: Bringing Culture Back In
Livia Rohrbach University of Copenhagen
Territorial Self-Governance in Democracies and Non-democracies: What are the Prospects for Peace?
Robert Young University of Western Ontario
Cyprus and the Demographics of Ethnic Conflict
B3. Constitution-making and State Formation: Bringing Power Back to Constitutional Theory
Room: XWD02.012
Chair & Discussant: Ashley Moran University of Texas
Nur Koprulu Near East University
Constitutionalism in MENA Region since Arab uprisings
Emine Eminel Sulun Near East University
Securitization of Constitution-Making and State (Re)Formation in Cyprus
Berna Numan Eastern Mediterranean University Democracy, Populism and the Masses: Bringing Baudriallard to Habermas
Marios Efthymiopoulos
American University in the Emirates
Cyprus Republic’s Multi-ethnic and Multi-religious Model Society: European and Global Geostrategic Considerations and Opportunities
B4. Non-Ethnic Political Identity and Mobilisation in Power-Sharing Frameworks
Room: XWD02.013
Chair: Cera Murtagh Queen’s University Belfast
Discussant: Jennifer Todd University College Dublin
Chiara Milan Scuola Normale Superiore
Mobilising Beyond Ethnicity in Divided Societies: The Case of Social Mobilisations in Bosnia Herzegovina
Henry Jarrett University of Exeter
Can Consociationalism Change Identities in Divided Societies?
Jennifer Thomson De Montfort University
Post-conflict Political Institutions and the Women, Peace and Security Agenda: A Feminist Institutional Analysis
John Nagle University of Aberdeen
Beyond Ethnic Entrenchment and Amelioration: An Analysis of Non-Sectarian Social Movements and Lebanon’s Consociationalism
12:35 – 14:00
Lunch by FEED ME BY KALOPESAS
14:00 – 15:30
C1. Book Panel: Iosif Kovras Grassroots Activism and the Evolution of Transitional Justice
Room: XWD02.010
Chair: Neophytos Loizides University of Kent
Participants:
Umut Bozkurt Eastern Mediterranean University
Christalla Yakinthou University of Birmingham
Achilleas Demetriades Lellos P. Demetriades Law Office LLC
Nicos Trimikliniotis University of Nicosia
Iosif Kovras City University of London
C2. Institutional Design in Divided Societies: Kosovo in Comparative Perspective
Room: XWD02.011
Chair & Discussant: Soeren Keil
Canterbury Christ Church University
Laura Wise University of Edinburgh
For Us but Without Us? Decentralization and Local Consent in Divided Societies
Stefan Surlic University of Belgrade
Constitutional Design and Cultural Cleavages in Kosovo
Meljana Bregu Tirana University
The Impact of the ICTY on the Democratization Process of Kosovo in the Context of Regional Integration
Avdi Smajljaj Epoka University
Ethnicity Based Democratic Constitutional Structure: The Cases of Macedonia, Kosovo and Bosnia & Herzegovina
C3. Institutional Design in Divided Societies: Northern Ireland in Comparative Perspective
Room: XWD02.012
Chair & Discussant: Dawn Walsh Dublin City University
Joseph Ruane & Jennifer Todd University College Dublin
Democratization and Constitutional Design in Divided Societies: Brexit and the Prospects of Constitutional Renewal on the Island of Ireland
Giada Lagana National University of Ireland Galway
The European Union and Border Conflicts: EU Cross-Border Cooperation after the Northern Ireland Good Friday Agreement
Aaron Edwards Royal Military Academy Sandhurst
Why are Ethno-national Conflicts so Difficult to Resolve? Comparing the Northern Ireland and Cyprus cases
C4. Institutional Design in Divided Societies: The Case of the Republic of Moldova
Room: XWD02.013
Chair & Discussant: Radu Carciumaru Heidelberg University
Willy Jou Waseda University & Kaori Moriyama Leeds Beckett University
Attitudes toward Democracy among Ethnic Majority and Minority Populations: A Comparative Study
Elena Cuijuclu Comrat State University
The Cooperation Mechanisms between the Centre and Autonomy: the case study of Gagauzia in Moldova
Galina Gribanova St.Petersburg State University
Federalism for Culturally Divided Emerging Democracies – The Case of Moldova
15:30 – 16:00
Coffee/tea break
16:00
Opening of the Conference
[Organizing committee, University Rector, Chair of the Department of Social and Political Sciences]
Room: Amphitheatre, Leventis Building
16:30 – 18:00
Roundtable: A Federal Cyprus? Comparative Perspectives on Reunification
Room: Amphitheatre, Leventis Building
Chair: Neophytos Loizides University of Kent
Speakers:
John McGarry Queen’s University, Kingston
Yucel Vural Eastern Mediterranean University
Rupak Chattopadhyay Forum of Federations
Nicos Trimikliniotis University of Nicosia
Maria Hadjipavlou University of Cyprus
18.00-19.30
Wine reception
Sponsored by the Department of Social and Political Sciences, University of Cyprus, Leventis Courtyard
DAY 2
Sunday, June 25
08:30
REGISTRATION OPEN and coffee available
9:15 – 10:45
D1. Policy Issues in Divided Societies
Room: XWD02.010
Chair & Discussant: Timofey Agarin Queen’s University Belfast
Simon Bransden Canterbury Christ Church University
Process, Dynamics and Instrumentalities in the UK/EU Brexit Crisis after May 2015
Paul Anderson Canterbury Christ Church University
‘Too Little, Too Late?’ The Constitutional Future of Scotland and the United Kingdom
Jelena Dzankic European University Institute & Soeren Keil Canterbury Christ Church University
The Ties that (Never) Bind – Citizenship in Socialist Yugoslavia and its Federal Successor States
D2. Comparative Perspective on Political Participation in Divided Societies
Room: XWD02.011
Chair: Aftab Alam University of Delhi
Discussant: Harihar Bhattacharyya University of Burdwan
Priya Sharma Jawaharlal Nehru University
National River, Fractured Claims: Cleaning River Ganga in a Divided Society
Aprajita Kashyap Jawaharlal Nehru University
Participatory Dimensions in Democratic Brazil
Cristina Rodriguez-Acosta Florida International University
Decentralization and Intergovernmental Relations: The Role of Political Parties: the case of Colombia and Paraguay
Aashwyn Singh WBNUJS
The Fabric of Indian Democracy: Weaving of Minority
D3. Institutional Design in Divided Societies: Africa & Asia in Perspective
Room: XWD02.012
Chair: Nicholas Cheeseman University of Birmingham
Discussant: Dirk Kotze University of South Africa
Stef Vandeginste University of Antwerp
Exit Arusha? Pathways from Power-Sharing in Burundi
Alan Kuperman University of Texas
Constitutional Design to Manage Ethnic Conflict: Lessons from Africa
Radu Carciumaru Heidelberg University
Constitutional Reforms in Sri Lanka: From Majoritarian Control System to Integration and Accommodation?
Michael Breen Nanyang Technological University
Blending Accommodation and Moderation through Federal Constitutional Change in Nepal, Myanmar and Sri Lanka
10:45 – 11:05
Coffee/tea break
11:05 – 12:35
E1. Consociationalism: Approaches and Effects
Room: XWD02.010
Chair: Timofey Agarin Queen’s University Belfast
Discussant: Benjamin Reilly Murdoch University
Allison McCulloch Brandon University & Joanne McEvoy University of Aberdeen
International Mediation of Power-Sharing Settlements
Marie-Joëlle Zahar & Alexandre Raffoul Université de Montréal
Trust and Informal Institutions: Greasing the Wheel of Power Sharing in Divided Societies
Daniel Bochsler Universities of Copenhagen & University of Zurich
Consociational Oligarchies. A Revisionist Reading of Lijphart
Stephen Larin & Marc Röggla European Academy of Bolzano
Participatory Consociationalism? No, but South Tyrol’s Autonomy Convention is Evidence that Power-Sharing Can Transform Conflicts
E2. Institutional Design in Divided Societies: European Perspectives
Room: XWD02.011
Chair & Discussant: Adam Szymanski University of Warsaw
Anna Wierzchowska Warsaw University
Democracy Building in the European Union – Needed and Possible or Useless Activity? Significance of Democratization of the EU for National Democracies
Katarzyna Domagala & Mateusz Zieliński University of Wrocław
Institutionalizing Social Divisions – Poland after 2015 elections
Nadezhda Ponomarenko SIM-RANEPA
The Democratization and Élitogenesis in the Modern Transformational Political Systems
Ryo Nakai The University of Kitakyushu
Dilution of National Identity in Ethnofederal Election:
Cross National Longitudinal Survey Research
E3. Political Economy and Security in Divided Societies
Room: XWD02.012
Chair: Marios Efthymiopoulos American University in the Emirates
Discussant: Aaron Edwards Royal Military Academy Sandhurst
Jaime Lluch University of Puerto Rico
Spreading Differentiated Citizenship: Asymmetric Citizenship and Empire
Marketa Jerabek University of São Paulo
Multi-Level Governance and Economic Performance in a Comparative Perspective
Samantha Twietmeyer Queen’s University
Third Parties and Political Settlement Institutions: Implications for Cyprus from the “Brexit” Experience of Northern Ireland
Britt Cartrite Alma College
Culture, Geography, Economics, and Political Institutions: The Complex Causes of Regional Political Distinctiveness
E4. Diversity Management in the Western Balkans
Room: XWD02.013
Chair: Michelle Rouse Ulster University Belfast
Discussant: Michael Hein Humboldt University of Berlin
Jared Bell International University of Sarajevo
Dayton and the Political Rights of Minorities: The Need for Constitutional Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Aleksandra Zdeb University of Graz & University of Zurich
Role of Informal Institutions in the Power-Sharing Systems: Some Observations from the Brčko District Case
Gabriela Loskovska Independent Researcher
Democratic and Institutional Consolidation in Aftermath of Ethnic Conflict in Divided Society – A Lesson from Republic of Macedonia
Juliana Marko Tirana University
The Gender Perspective in the Institution-Building and Democratization of post-Socialist Albania
12:35 – 14:00
Lunch by FEED ME BY KALOPESAS
14:00 – 15:30
F1. Substate Nationalisms and Multilevel Governance
Room: XWD02.010
Chair: Britt Cartrite Alma College
Discussant: Nikos Skoutaris University of East Anglia
Jaime Lluch University of Puerto Rico
The Legitimacy-Legality Constitutional Paradox in Multinational Democracies and the Constitutional Origins of Sub-State Party System Realignments: Catalonia and Puerto Rico (2005-2016)
Adrian Little, Clayton Chin, Sarah Maddison & Sana Nakata University of Melbourne
Navigating Foundational Conflict: Australia in Comparative Perspective
Oscar Mejía Mesa Université Laval
Challenging Federalism: a Theoretical Model of Indigenous Autonomy and Reconciliation
Jean-Philippe Gauvin University of Montreal & Mike Medeiros McGill University
Regional Federalism? Accounting for Differences in Canadian Federal Culture
F2. Gender, Power-Sharing and Peace Processes
Room: XWD02.011
Chair: Siobhan Byrne University of Alberta
Discussant: Cera Murtagh Queen’s University Belfast
Siobhan Byrne University of Alberta & Allison McCulloch Brandon University
Is Syria like Bosnia? Feminist Lessons for Power-Sharing and Conflict Transformation
Marie-Joëlle Zahar Université de Montréal
Promoting Gender and Women’s Inclusion: Beyond the Rhetoric
Maria Hadjipavlou University of Cyprus & Olga Demetriou UCY & PRIO
The Impact of Women’s Activism on the Peace Negotiations in Cyprus
Michelle Rouse Ulster University Belfast
Gender Equality in post-GFA Northern Ireland – In need of a Fresh Start
F3. Contemporary Politics and the State of Democracy in Turkey and MENA Region
Room: XWD02.012
Chair & Discussant: Anna Koukkides-Prokopiou SeeD, Centre of Sustainable Peace and Democratic Development
Zafer Yılmaz Ankara University & Potsdam University
The Transformation of Turkish Democracy: The Emerging Plebiscitarian Regime, the Fall of the Public Space and the Rise of the Polarized Space of Ppinion
Adam Szymanski University of Warsaw
Competitiveness of Elections in Turkey – The Case of Minorities
Arshad Arsh Jawaharlal Nehru University
Democratic Backsliding or Democratic Breakdown in post-Mubarak Egypt
Nur Köprülü Near East University
Trend towards Democratization and Constitutional Design in Kingdom of Jordan
F4. Roundtable: The Cypriot Diaspora in a Comparative Perspective
Room: XWD02.013
Chair: Neophytos Loizides University of Kent
Charis Psaltis University of Cyprus
Neophytos Loizides University of Kent
Nicos Trimikliniotis University of Nicosia
Hayriye Kavfeci
Yucel Vural Eastern Mediterranean University
15:30 – 16:00
Coffee/tea break
16:00 – 17:30
Keynote Address
Room: Amphitheatre, Leventis Building
John McGarry Queen’s University, Kingston
What Explains the Performance of Power-Sharing Settlements?
17:30
Wine reception
Sponsored by Taylor & Francis Group, Leventis Courtyard
20:00
Conference Dinner (Polychoros 77)
DAY 3
Monday, June 26
08:30
REGISTRATION OPEN and coffee available
09:15 – 10:45
G1. Comparative Conflict Management
Room: XWD02.010
Chair: Aleksandra Zdeb University of Graz & University of Zurich
Discussant: Henry Jarrett University of Exeter
Cera Murtagh Queen’s University Belfast
Civic Dilemmas: Non-Ethnic Political Parties in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Northern Ireland in Comparative Perspective
John Coakley Queen’s University Belfast & Jon Fraenkel Victoria University of Wellington
Inter-communal Transfers under STV in Northern Ireland: The Historical Evidence
Jony Essa Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Between Power-Sharing and Control: The Institutionalization of Inter-Communal Relations in Divided Societies
Adrian Guelke Queen’s University Belfast
Legal versus Political Mechanisms of Conflict Management: South Africa and Northern Ireland Compared
G2. Designing Democracies in Post-Conflict Societies – Theoretical & Empirical Aspects I
Room: XWD02.011
Chair & Discussant: Stephanie Laulhe Shaelou UCLan Cyprus
Panayiota Arnou Independent researcher
Designing Democracy in Post-conflict Societies: Challenges for Democracy in the Era of Globalisation and Crisis
Kleanthis Kyriakidis University of the Aegean
Democratization in Egypt: A Fairytale Gone Bad?
Katerina Antoniou UCLan Cyprus
Civil Society’s Role in Conflict Resolution Processes: The Case of Cyprus
Anna Koukkides-Prokopiou SeeD, Centre of Sustainable Peace and Democratic Development
The Role of Gender and Inclusive Security in Democratizing a Post-conflict Society
G3. Bosnia-Herzegovina to Cyprus: Lessons Learned
Room: XWD02.012
Chair: Natalie Alkiviadou, UCLan Cyprus
Discussant: Jared Bell International University of Sarajevo
Nikos Skoutaris University of East Anglia
Mapping Out the Notion of Shared Sovereignty in Post-Conflict Constitutional Arrangements
Ivan Pepic University of Geneva & Mirjana Kasapović University of Zagreb
The Gradual Cyprusization of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina: Structural, Institutional and Process Assumptions
Gülay Umaner Duba University of Helsinki & Emine Eminel Sülün Near East University
Structural Dimensions and Normative Limitations of Federal Security Culture in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Lessons to Draw for Cyprus
G4. Education in Divided Societies
Room: XWD02.013
Chair & Discussant: Tereza Novotna Universite libre de Bruxelles
Charis Psaltis University of Cyprus
History teaching in Post-conflict and Divided Societies
Blerina Duli Association Rondine Citadel of Peace
Intercultural Dialogue and Deconstruction of “the Other”: A Path towards the Democratization Process of Conflict Countries
Simone Grigoletto University of Padova & Rondine The Citadel of Peace
Restoring Democracy through the Development of Cross-cultural Relationships
10:45 – 11:05
Coffee/tea break
11:05 – 12:35
H1. Book Panel: Power-Sharing: Empirical and Normative Challenges
Room: XWD02.010
Chair: Allison McCulloch Brandon University
Discussant: Stefan Wolff University of Birmingham
Participants:
John McGarry Queen’s University, Kingston
Siobhan Byrne University of Alberta
Jon Fraenkel Victoria University of Wellington
Nicholas Cheeseman University of Birmingham
Stef Vandeginste University of Antwerp
Joanne McEvoy University of Aberdeen
Neophytos Loizides University of Kent
H2. Designing Democracies in Post-Conflict Societies – Theoretical & Empirical Aspects II
Room: XWD02.011
Chair & Discussant: Stephanie Laulhe Shaelou UCLan Cyprus
Andreas Karyos & Zenonas Tziarras UCLan Cyprus
Failed Post-Conflict Disarmament, Arms Control and Democratization: Lessons from post-1959 Cyprus
Marilena Varnava Independent Scholar
A Power-Sharing Democracy for Two Segregated National Communities: The Unsuccessful Experiment of 1960-1974 in Cyprus
Klearchos Kyriakides UCLan Cyprus
Cyprus Peace-Making as a Continuation of War by Other Means: What Can the Peace-makers of the Future Learn from the History of the Republic of Cyprus
Athanasia Hadjigeorgiou UCLan Cyprus
Conflict Resolution in Post-Conflict Societies: Some Guidance for the Judiciary
H3. Contemporary Politics and the State of Democracy in Israel
Room: XWD02.012
Chair: Adrian Guelke Queen’s University of Belfast
Discussant: Kleanthis Kyriakidis University of the Aegean
Ilana Kaufman The Open University of Israel
Benchmarks for Democracy under Strain: The Disbanding of the Northern Islamic Movement in Israel
Benyamin Neuberger The Open University of Israel
Solving the Arab/Palestinian–Israeli/
Jewish Conflict in Palestine/Israel 1917–2017: Constitutional Designs
Mario Sznajder Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Democratization and Constitutionalism in Israel
Tatiana Litvinova MGIMO-University
Political Activity and Consolidation of Divided Ethnic Groups (the case of Circassians)
H4. Beyond Ethnicity: Global Political Actors of Ethnical Division and its Relation with Architectural and Built Spaces (Student panel organised by Rondine Cittadella Della Pace)
Room: XWD02.013
Chair & Discussant: Envera Suljic Rondine Cittadella della Pace & Endrit Kadriu Rondine Cittadella della Pace & University of Florence
Lina Abuzarour & Endrit Kadriu Rondine Cittadella della Pace & University of Florence: The Contribution of Architecture in Political Conflicts and its role in Recorded History
Mary Joe Alavalas Rondine Cittadella della Pace
Balkanization Gone Wrong- the Case Study of Lebanon
Ahmed Jalal Rondine Cittadella della Pace
When Ethnicity Encounters Religion- the Case Study of Sudan
Ana Maksimovic & Envera Suljic Rondine Cittadella della Pace
The Beginning of the End- The Case Study of ex- Yugoslavia
12:35 – 14:00
Lunch by FEED ME BY KALOPESAS
[Meeting of RC Committee Boards: Discussion on Future Collaborations between RCs – Room: XWD02.010]
14:00 – 15:30
I1. Institutional Designs for Divided Societies: View from Oceania
Room: XWD02.010
Chair & Discussant: Adrian Little University of Melbourne
Jon Fraenkel Victoria University of Wellington
The Spectre of the ‘Ethnic Outbidder’: The Impact of Populist Demagogues in Malaysia, Fiji and Northern Ireland
Stephanie Lawson Macquarie University
Democratization and Constitutional Design in Divided Societies: The Case of Fiji
Sudarsan Kant Harris-Stowe State University
Coalition Building in Divided Societies
Benjamin Reilly Murdoch University
Centripetalism, rank-choice voting and electoral moderation in established democracies
I2. Diversity and Democratization: Theory and Method
Room: XWD02.011
Chair: Michael Breen Nanyang Technological University
Discussant: Jony Essa The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Kyung Woong Koh Yonsei University
Snowballs and Dominoes: Towards a General Theory of Democratization Waves
Agnieszka Rothert University of Warsaw
Adaptation, Resilience and Transformation. An Evolutionary Approach to Understanding Political Processes
Oliver Dowlen Sciences Po Paris
The Potential of Random Recruitment for Healing Political Division
Andrea Carlà EURAC Research
Governance of Diversity from a Security Studies Perspective: Setting a Research Agenda
I3. From Paper to Peace? Examining the Role of Institutional Design in War-to-peace Transitions
Room: XWD02.012
Chair: John McGarry Queen’s University
Discussant: Michelle Rouse University of Ulster
Stefan Wolff University of Birmingham
The ICCS Dataset on Political Agreements in Internal Conflicts
Dawn Walsh Dublin City University
Independent Commissions: Power-sharing beyond Executive and Legislative Politics
Giuditta Fontana University of Birmingham
Overcoming Cultural Violence: Cultural Institutions in Peace Agreements
Christalla Yakinthou University of Birmingham & Argyro Kartsonaki University of Birmingham
Power Sharing and Transitional Justice in War-to-Peace Transitions: A Research Agenda
I4. Democratization in Comparative Perspective Room: XWD02.013
Chair: Cristina Rodriguez-Acosta Florida International University Discussant: Kasumi Nakagawa Pannasastra University of Cambodia
Jun Yin Shenzhen University
Democratization and Identity Politics: Comparison of Taiwan and Hong Kong
Łukasz Zamęcki University of Warsaw
The Bumpy Democratization of Hong Kong – A Case of Specific Bargaining Process
Giorgi Gabedava Rondine Cittadella Della Pace
Democracy and Political Processes, Comparative Analysis of South Caucasus Countries
16:00 – 17:00
Research Committees will hold their AGMs
RC14 -Room: XWD02.010
RC28 – Room: XWD02.011
RC13 – Room: XWD02.012
DAY 4
Tuesday, June 27
10:30-19:00
Group Excursion
Limassol-Curium archaeological site; Pafos and Aphrodite’s rock and lunch
Sponsored by Cyprus Tourism Organization
PARTICIPANT INDEX
Aboultaif, Eduardo A2
Abuzarour, Lina H4
Agarin, Timofey A2, D1, E1
Alam, MD Aftab A1, D2
Alavalas, Mary Joe H4
Alkiviadou,Natalie G3
Anderson, Paul D1
Antoniou, Katerina G2
Arnou, Panayiota G2
Arshad, Arshad F3
Bell, Jared E4, G3
Bochsler, Daniel, E1
Bozkurt, Umut C1
Bransden, Simon D1
Breen, Michael D3, I2
Bregu, Meljana C2
Byrne, Siobhan F2, H1
Carciumaru, Radu C4, D3
Carciumaru, Maria
Carlà, Andrea I2
Cartrite, Britt B2, E3, F1
Chattopadhyay, Rupak RT
Cheeseman, Nicholas B1, D3, H1
Coakley, John G1
Cuijuclu, Elena C4
Demetriades, Achilleas C1
Demetriou, Olga F2
Dodsworth, Susan B1
Domagala, Katarzyna E2
Doorenspleet, Renske A3, B2
Dowlen, Oliver, I2
Duba, Gulay Umaner G3
Duli, Blerina G4
Edwards, Aaron C3, E3
Efthymiopoulos, Marios B3, E3
Eminel Sülün, Emine B3, G3
Essa, Jony G1, I2
Fontana, Giuditta I3
Fraenkel, Jon G1, H1, I1
Gabedava, Giorgi I4
Gauvin, Jean-Philippe F1
Gribanovam Galina C4
Grigoletto, Simone G4
Guelke, Adrian A2, G1, H3
Hadjigeorgiou, Athanasia H2
Hadjipavlou, Maria F2
Hein, Michael B2, E4
Inokuchi, Ayako
Jarrett, Henry B4, G1
Jerabek, Marketa E3
Jou, Willy C4
Juon, Andreas A2
Kadriu, Endrit H4
Kant, Sudarsan I1
Kartsonaki, Argyro I3
Karyos, Andreas H2
Kashyap, Aprajita D2
Kaufman, Ilana H3
Keil, Soeren C2, D1
Koh, Kyung Woong I2
Koprulu, Nur B3, F3
Kotze, Dirk B1, D3
Koukkides-Procopiou, Anna F3, G2
Kovras, Iosif C1
Kuperman, Alan B1, D3
Kyriakides, Klearchos H2
Kyriakidis, Kleanthis G2, H3
Lagana, Giada C3
Larin, Stephen B2, E1
Laulhe-Shaelou, Stephanie G2, H2
Lawson, Stephanie I1
Little, Adrian F1, I1
Litvinova, Tatiana A3, H3
Lluch, Jaime E3, F1
Loizides, Neophytos C1, RT, H1, F4
Loskovska, Gabriela C2, E4
Maksimovic, Ana H4
Maleki, Ammar B2
Marko, Juliana
McCulloch, Allison A2, E1, F2, H1
McEvoy, Joanne E1, H1
McGarry, John RT, KN, H1, I3
Medeiros, Mike F1
Mejía Mesa, Oscar F1
Milan, Chiara B4
M’lili, Amina
Moran, Ashley A3, B3
Murtagh, Cera B4, F2, G1
Nagle, John B4
Nakagawa, Kasumi I4
Nakai, Ryo E2
Neuberger, Benyamin H3
Numan, Berna B3
Osman, Ahmed
Pecnik, Anja
Pepic, Ivan G3
Ponomarenko, Nadezhda E2
Power, Greg A3, B1
Psaltis, Charis G4
Raffoul, Alexandre A2, E1
Reilly, Benjamin E1, I1
Rodriguez-Acosta, Cristina D2, I4
Rohrbach, Livia B2
Rothert, Agnieszka I2
Rouse, Michelle E4, F2, I3
Ruane, Joseph C3
Sharma, Priya A1, D2
Singh, Aashwyn D2
Skoutaris, Nikos F1, G3
Smajljaj, Avdi C2
Suljic, Envera H4
Surlic, Stefan C2
Swenden, Wilfried A1
Sznajder, Mario B1, H3
Szymanski, Adam E2, F3
Thomson, Jennifer B4
Todd, Jennifer B4, C3
Trzcinski, Krzysztof
Twietmeyer, Samantha E3
Tziaras, Zenonas H2
Vandeginste, Stef D3, H1
Varnava, Marilena H2
Vural, Yucel RT, F4
Walsh, Dawn C3, I3
Waśko-Owsiejczuk, Ewelina A3
Wierzchowska, Anna E2
Wise, Laura A2, C2
Wolff, Stefan H1, I3
Yakinthou, Christalla C1, I3
Yin, Jun I4
Zahar, Marie-Joëlle E1, F2
Zamecki, Lukasz I4
Zdaniuk, Bartlomiej C4, G4
Zdeb, Aleksandra E4, G1
Zielinski, Mateusz E2
IPSA colloquium RC14, RC28, RC13: Democratization and Constitutional Design in Divided Societies 