Call for paper : 10th IPA Conference, Lille (France), 8-10 July 2015

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1 Call for paper : 10th IPA Conference, Lille (France), 8-10 July 2015 The Lille Center for European Research on Administration, Politics and Society (CERAPS, CNRS/Université Lille 2), together with Lille 2 University, Science Po Lille and the European Social Sciences and Humanities Research Institute (MESHS) will host the 10th International Interpretive Policy Analysis (IPA) conference under the title "Policies and their publics: discourses, actors and power" in Lille (France) from 8 July 2015 to 10 July Paper proposals may be submitted on the conference s website ( from the 9th December 2014 to the 3rd February Paper proposals will be evaluated by each panel chair and paper acceptance will be notified by mid March Regarding accepted paper proposals, full papers will be due one month prior to the conference date: 1st June Please note that the conference is panel-based. The list of the 67 selected panels can be found below or on the website with an abstract of each panel. All paper proposers are intended to locate the most appropriate panel for their work and submit their abstract there. For instructions on submitting a paper proposal, please see our website Selected papers from the conference may be considered for a special issue of Critical Policy Studies: editors are Frank Fischer (Rutgers University, USA) and Richard Freeman (Rutgers University, New Jersey, USA); Forum editors are Navdeep Mathur (Indian Institute of Management, India) and Douglas Torgerson (Trent University, Canada). To reach the editorial team of Critical Policy Studies, please contact Helen Hancock at h.i.hancock@bham.ac.uk. Selected panels from the conference may be considered for publications in the Springer series entitled Logic, Reasoning and Argumentation. Interdisciplinary approaches from the Humanities and Social Sciences developed in partnership with the MESHS ( Note that a number of sessions will be devoted to methodological workshops. The workshop sessions are built on the idea of master-classes in musical studies, where two more experienced researchers will meet a small number of junior researchers to discuss issues regarding the use of a particular methodological strategy or method. Emphasis will be put on questions raised by young researchers whose research will be treated as case studies to generate and engage in relevant methodological issues. Once selected to take part in a workshop session, junior researchers will be asked to introduce their research project in a summary sheet (2 to 3 pages - max, double-spaced 12 point type); it will focus on particular difficulties or

2 methodological issues that have arisen in their research and/or field experiences which researchers would like to be explored in the workshop. If you wish to be considered for inclusion in a Methodology Workshop, please submit your proposal to the «Methodological workshop panel» (N 67) In addition, a poster competition will be organised during the conference. If you wish to participate in the contest to present your doctoral work, you have to make a proposal in the "panel" «Poster competition» (N 68) with the title of your doctoral work and a short presentation of it. Please bear in mind that it is possible to make a proposal for the methodological workshop and/or for the poster competition AND to submit a paper in a traditional panel as well. LIST OF PANELS P01- Acceptance and Participation? The Public and Transition of Energy Policies Graf Antonia (antoniag@uni-muenster.de), Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Fuchs Doris (Doris.Fuchs@uni-muenster.de), Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Arentsen Maarten (m.j.arentsen@utwente.nl), Twente University (Netherlands) Ruddat Michael (michael.ruddat@sowi.uni-stuttgart.de), Universität Stuttgart Sonnberger Marco (marco.sonnberger@zirius.uni-stuttgart.de), Universität Stuttgart P02- Action Research Practices and Ambitions : Power, Identity Costs, and Impact Bartels Koen (k.bartels@bangor.ac.uk), Bangor University (United Kingdom) Wittmayer Julia (wittmayer@drift.eur.nl), Dutch Research Institute for Transitions (DRIFT), Erasmus University Rotterdam (Netherlands) P03- Affective citizenship: on the role of emotions in social, urban and environmental policy De Wilde Mandy (Mdewilde1@uva.nl), University of Amsterdam (Netherlands) Kampen Thomas (t.g.kampen@uva.nl), University of Amsterdam (Netherlands) P04- Agency and Strategy in Discursive Policy Analysis Leipold Sina (sina.leipold@ifp.uni-freiburg.de), University of Freiburg Winkel Georg (georg.winkel@ifp.uni-freiburg.de), University of Freiburg P05- Argumentative Strategies and Definitional Struggles in the policy process Zittoun Philippe (pzittoun@gmail.com), Laboratoire d'économie des transports (France) P06- Authors meet Critics: Making Policy Move Clarke John (john.clarke@open.ac.uk), Open University (United Kingdom)

3 Bainton Dave Open University (United Kingdom) Stubbs Paul Open University (United Kingdom) Lendvai Noemi Open University (United Kingdom) Haikio Liisa Open University (United Kingdom) Sedlacko Michal Open University (United Kingdom) De Wilde Mandy Open University (United Kingdom) P07- Back to the future? Cross analysing less visible participation and its publics Alexandre Fauquette Centre d'etudes et de Recherches Administratives Politiques et Sociales (France) Catherine Neveu Laboratoire d'anthropologie des institutions et des organisations sociales (France) Fabrizio Cantelli Groupe de Recherche sur l'action Publique (Belgium) Marion Carrel Centre de Recherche "individus, Epreuves Sociétés" (France) Martine Revel Centre d'etudes et de Recherches Administratives, Politiques et Sociales (France) Maxime Vanhoenacker Institut Interdisciplinaire d'anthropologie du Contemporain (France) P08- Becoming partner? Volunteering, welfare partnerships and publicness in times of crisis and austerity Guidi Riccardo Department of Political Sciences - University of Pisa (Italy) Bonetti Marta (marta.bonetti@sp.unipi.it), Volunteering and Participation Foundation (Italy) P09- Categories and category-making in public policies Yanow Dvora (dvora.yanow@wur.nl), Wageningen University (Netherlands) P10- Citizen Science and Democratic Citizenship Van Oudheusden Michiel (michiel.vanoudheusden@ulg.ac.be), Université de Liège; SPIRAL (Belgium) Meyer Morgan (morgan.meyer@mines-paristech.fr), Ecole des Mines de Paris (France) P11- Climate change : making global policies local Pain Adam (adam.pain@slu.se), Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (Sweden) P12- Competing visions in health and social care policy discourse and practice Van Brussel Leen (levbruss@vub.ac.be), Vrije Universiteit (Belgium) De Cleen Benjamin (benjamin.de.cleen@vub.ac.be), Vrije Universiteit (Belgium) P13- Complementary or contradicting? Social meanings of technologies produced by different approaches of discourse analysis Pfersdorf Simon (Simon.Pfersdorf@kit.edu), Institute for Technology Assessment and Systems Analysis (East Germany)

4 Lösch Andreas Institute for Technology Assessment and Systems Analysis (East Germany) P14- Constructing "citizens": The interplay between definition and deliberation Pettibone Lisa Museum für Naturkunde Berlin P15- Contentious Publics: How conflicts create political community Verloo Nanke University of Amsterdam (Netherlands) Laws David University of Amsterdam (Netherlands) Metze Tamara Tilburg University (Netherlands) Wolf Eva University of Antwerp (Belgium) P16- Critical Discourse Analysis, Policy and Power Farrelly Michael University of Hull (United Kingdom) Mulderrig Jane University of Hull (United Kingdom) P17- Discourses of fiscal decentralisation and tightened budgetary discipline : How to make Democratic Accountability and Fiscal Adjustments Compatible? Uhoda Maxime (maxime.uhoda@ulg.ac.be), Université de Liège (Belgium) Leroy Marc (marc.leroy@univ-reims.fr), Université de Reims Champagne-Ardenne (France) P18- Discursive analysis of environmental policy? Lessons learnt and new perspectives Feindt Peter (peter.feindt@wur.nl), Wageningen University (Netherlands) Keller Reiner (reiner.keller@phil.uni-augsburg.de), University of Augsburg Leipold Sina (sina.leipold@ifp.uni-freiburg.de), University of Freiburg Winkel Georg (georg.winkel@ifp.uni-freiburg.de), University of Freiburg P19- Discursive Strategies and Struggles in Transatlantic Agriculture and Trade Alons Gerry (g.alons@fm.ru.nl), Radboud University Nijmegen (Netherlands) Derock Daniel (dj.derock@student.ru.nl), Radboud University Nijmegen (Netherlands) P20- Disputing the credibility of economic arguments in energy controversies and future scenarios: the increasing role of new publics challenging experts Lehtonen Markku (m.lehtonen@sussex.ac.uk), Science Policy Research Unit, Sussex Energy Group, University of Sussex (United Kingdom), Groupe de Sociologie Pragmatique et Réflexive, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Paris (France) Chateauraynaud Francis (chateau@msh-paris.fr), Groupe de Sociologie Pragmatique et Réflexive (France) P21- Doing IPA differently? Matthews Peter (peter.matthews@stir.ac.uk), University of Stirling (United Kingdom)

5 Stevenson David Queen Margaret University (United Kingdom) P22- Doing Policy analysis with SKAD Schünemann Wolf J. Universität Heidelberg Hornidge Anna-Katharina Center for Development Research, University of Bonn P23- Economic Discourse in the Twenty-First Century: Narratives, Networks and New Modes of Regulation Strassheim Holger Humboldt Universität Plehwe Dieter Berlin Social Science Center P24- European and international standards in the relations between policies and their publics Bracq Stephane Centre d'etudes et de Buchet De Neuilly Yves Centre d'etudes et de Makki Sami Centre d'etudes et de Recherches Administratives, Politiques et Sociales (France) Ravinet Pauline Centre d'etudes et de P25- Evaluating publics, constructing constituencies: Bureaucratic participation (and its discontents) in environmental and energy policymaking Karin Patzke Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (United States) James Wilcox Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (United States) P26- Evidence-Based Policy (EBP): international impacts of a hegemonic discourse Wesselink Anna (a.j.wesselink@utwente.nl), University of Twente (Netherlands) Strassheim Holger (holger.strassheim@hu-berlin.de), Humboldt University, Berlin Colebatch Hal (hal@colebatch.com), University of New South Wales (Australia) Rueb Friedbert (friedbert.rueb@hu-berlin.de), Humbolt University Berlin P27- Examining? Free Prior and Informed Consent': empowering publics or producing consent? Mahanty Sango (sango.mahanty@anu.edu.au), Australian National University (Australia) Dressler Wolfram (wolfram.dressler@unimelb.edu.au), University of Melbourne (Australia) Milne Sarah (sarah.milne@anu.edu.au), Australian National University (Australia) To Phuc (phuc.to@anu.edu.au), Australian National University (Australia)

6 P28- Excursions, Encounters, Enactments: The role of sensory or first-hand experience in policy constructions Bliesemann De Guevara Berit Department of International Politics, Aberystwyth University (United Kingdom) Muench Sybille Technische Universität Darmstadt P29- Framing policy designs? Re-defining governing. Investigating emotions in policy processes. Durnova Anna Department of Political Science, University of Vienna (Austria) P30- Ideological Policy Discourse and the Unruly Politics of Contemporary Publics Mathur Navdeep Azim Premji University (India) Wrona Xavier Azim Premji University (India) P31- Indexes, indicators and numbers: processes of quantification in social policy Franssen Thomas Centre for Science and Technology Studies, Leiden University (Netherlands) Grommé Francisca Goldsmiths, University of London (United Kingdom) P32- Journalist of the EU: Which role in policy-making process? Mayance Pierre Institut de Recherche Interdisciplinaire en Sciences Sociales (France) Chupin Ivan Centre d'etudes et de Recherches Administratives, Politiques et Sociales (France) P33- Humility and reflexivity as ways out of the expert-publics divide? Kunseler Eva PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency (Netherlands), VU University Amsterdam - Institute for Environmental Studies (Netherlands) Spruijt Pita (pita.spruijt@rivm.nl), National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM), Centre for Sustainability, Environment and Health (Netherlands), Institute for Risk Assessment Sciences (IRAS), Utrecht University - UU - (Netherlands) P34- Local democracy: Citizens involvement in contested political decision making Syssner Josefina (josefina.syssner@liu.se), Centre for municipality studies (Sweden) P35- New Interpretive Approches to Understanding the Experiences and Politics of Childcare Brady Michelle (michelle.brady@uq.edu.au), The University of Queensland (Australia) Cook Kay (kay.cook@rmit.edu.au), RMIT (Australia)

7 P36- New types of actors in humanitarian and development public policies Worlein Jan Université Paris Ouest - Nanterre (France) Saiget Marie (marie.saiget@sciencespo.fr), Sciences Po Paris (France) P37- New Ways of Teaching Interpretively Van Hulst Merlijn (m.j.vanhulst@uvt.nl), Tilburg University (Netherlands) Dodge Jennifer (jdodge@albany.edu), Tilburg University (Netherlands) Yanow Dvora (dvora.yanow@wur.nl), Tilburg University (Netherlands) Holtzman Richard (rholtzma@bryant.edu), Tilburg University (Netherlands) P38- Participative democracy and Electronic democracy Noupadja Nathalie (nathalie.noupadja@ccre-cemr.org), Centre de Recherche et de Documentation Européennes et Internationales (France) Guérard Stéphane (stephane.guerard@univ-lille2.fr), Centre d'etudes et de Boulanger Charlotte (cboulanger@fmdv.net) P39- Political discourses on indicators and indicators in political discourses Saltelli Andrea (andrea.saltelli@jrc.ec.europa.eu), Joint Research Center (Italy) Boulanger Paul-Marie (pm.boulanger@skynet.be), Joint Research Center (Italy) Saisana Michaela (michaela.saisana@jrc.ec.europa.eu), Joint Research Center (Italy) P40- Public emotions in policy conflicts Verhoeven Imrat (i.verhoeven@uva.nl), University of Amsterdam (Netherlands) De Carlo Laurence (decarlo@essec.edu), ESSEC Business School (France) Laws David (d.w.laws@uva.nl), University of Amsterdam (Netherlands) Verloo Nanke (n.verloo@uva.nl), University of Amsterdam (Netherlands) P41- Public Health Policies, Biomedicalized Publics, and Successful Societies Felder Kay (kay.felder@univie.ac.at), University of Vienna (Austria) Felt Ulrike (ulrike.felt@univie.ac.at), University of Vienna (Austria) Penkler Michael (michael.penkler@univie.ac.at), University of Vienna (Austria) P42- Public Policies in Latin America and the Cognitive Approach: Paradigms, Actors and Coalitions Lukic Melina De Souza Rocha (melinarocha@hotmail.com), Fundação Getúlio Vargas, Escola de Direito Rio (Brazil) Tomazini Carla (carlatomazini@gmail.com), Université Paris 3 - Sorbonne Nouvelle (France), Universidade de Campinas (Brazil) P43- Public reasoning of political violence: arguments and effects Potsar Anna (apotsar@hse.ru), National Research University Higher School of Economics (Russia) P44- Puzzling publics in 21st century public health Mah Catherine (catherine.mah@mun.ca), Division of Community Health and Humanities, Faculty of Medicine, Memorial University (Canada), Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto (Canada)

8 Bekker Marleen Dep. Public Administration and Political Science at Radboud University (Netherlands), Maastricht University, dep. Health Services Research (Netherlands) P45- Really imaginary: policy, research and fiction Van Der Arend Sonja Independent policy researcher and writer (Netherlands) P46- Reflecting on structure and agency in deliberative governance approaches of transitions Vermeesch Inge Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Belgium) Crabbé Ann University of Antwerp (Belgium) P47- Renewing Participation Practices in Urban Governance Van Hulst Merlijn Tilburg University (Netherlands) Laws David Bartels Koen Bangor University (United Kingdom) Verhoeven Imrat University of Amsterdam (Netherlands) Agger Annika Durose Catherine Ingmar Van Meerkerk P48- Representing climate change Mert Aysem University of Duisburg-Essen Schinkel Willem Erasmus University Rotterdam (Netherlands) P49- Responsive simulation methods: bridging ontologies in practice through fictionalized experiences? Bekker Marleen Dep. Public Administration and Political Science at Radboud University (Netherlands), Maastricht University, dep. Health Services Research (Netherlands) Mah Catherine Division of Community Health and Humanities at Memorial University (Canada), School of Public Health University of Toronto (Canada) P50- Science with and for society within global environmental issues. Interdisciplinary perspectives Contamin Jean-Gabriel Centre d'etudes et de Legris Revel Martine Centre d'etudes et de Recherches Administratives, Politiques et Sociales (France) P51- Second Generation Think Tanks Research: Knowledge Actors and transnational governance Frank Fischer Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey (United States) P52- Subject, system and context: mobilising expertise in policy work

9 Colebatch Hal University of New South Wales (Australia) P53- Surrender to the machine? The potentials and pitfalls of automating parts of our interpretive analysis of policy publics and their discourses. Jeffares Stephen University of Birmingham (United Kingdom) P54- The contextual turn in policy sciences: Reconciling design and implementation Mukhtarov Farhad Farhad (Azerbaijan) Lejano Raul Farhad (Azerbaijan) Leong Ching Farhad (Azerbaijan) P55- The making of target publics for welfare policies. A multilevel approach. Barrault-Stella Lorenzo (lorenzobarrault@yahoo.fr), Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (France) Weill Pierre-Edouard (pierreedouard.weill@gmail.com), Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (France) P56- The politics of meaning: power-sensitive approaches to framing research Dewulf Art (art.dewulf@wur.nl), Wageningen University (Netherlands) Yanow Dvora (dvora.yanow@wur.nl), Wageningen University (Netherlands) Van Hulst Merlijn (m.j.vanhulst@uvt.nl), Tilburg University [Tilburg] (Netherlands) P57- The politics of numbers: building on the contributions of Alain Desrosières ( ) Howard Cosmo (c.howard@griffith.edu.au), Griffith University (Australia) P58- The publics of neighbourhood level participatory projects Palonen Emilia (Emilia.palonen@helsinki.fi), University of Helsinki - Department of Political and Economic Studies (Finland) Kuokkanen Kanerva (kanerva.kuokkanen@helsinki.fi), University of Helsinki - Swedish School of Social Science (Finland) P59- Think-tanks and their role during Global Financial Crisis and Great Recession Pautz Hartwig (hartwig.pautz@uws.ac.uk), University of the West of Scotland (United Kingdom) Plehwe Dieter (dieter.plehwe@wzb.eu), Berlin Social Science Center P60- Time-sensitive governance and timescapes Scherpenisse Jorren (scherpenisse@nsob.nl), Netherlands School of Public Administration (Netherlands) Van Der Steen Martijn (steen@nsob.nl), Netherlands School of Public Administration (Netherlands) Van Buuren Arwin (vanbuuren@fsw.eur.nl), Erasmus University Rotterdam (Netherlands) Eshuis Jasper (eshuis@fsw.eur.nl), Erasmus University Rotterdam (Netherlands) Van Leeuwen Corniel (leeuwen@fsw.eur.nl), Erasmus University Rotterdam (Netherlands)

10 P61- Translation, academia and the voice of the public Matthews Peter University of Stirling(United Kingdom) Connelly Steve University of Stirling(United Kingdom) Durose Catherine University of Stirling (United Kingdom) Richardson Liz University of Stirling (United Kingdom) Vanderhoven Dave University of Stirling (United Kingdom) P62- Understanding energy controversies in energy governance Metze Tamara Tilburg University (Netherlands) Dodge Jennifer Tilburg University (Netherlands) Bornemann Basil Tilburg University (Netherlands) P63- Understanding Hybrid Publics Clarke Andrew School of Social Science, The University of Queensland (Australia) P64- Who owns the night? Night-time social order and night users Kaciaf Nicolas Sciences Po Lille - CERAPS (France) Alam Thomas (thomas.alam-3@univ-lille2.fr), Université Lille 2 - CERAPS (France) Douillet Anne-Cécile (anne-cecile.douillet@univ-lille2.fr), Université Lille 2 - CERAPS (France) P65- Why does policy ambiguity matter? Ravinet Pauline (pauline.ravinet-2@univ-lille2.fr), Centre d'etudes et de P66- Working, behaving and other routes to entitlement. Constructing local social citizenship Sztandar-Sztanderska Karolina (k.sztanderska@gmail.com), University of Warsaw, Institute of Sociology (Poland) Theiss Maria (m.theiss@uw.edu.pl), University of Warsaw, Institute of Social Policy (Poland) P67- Methodology workshop PhD student P68- Poster Competition PhD student P69- Analyzing Policy Knowledges and Policy Practices: Governmentality, Problematization, Discourse Malin Rönnblom (malin.ronnblom@ucgs.umu.se), Umeå University (Sweden) Kathy Teghtsoonian (ktex@uvic.ca), University of Victoria (Canada)