DSE Annual Conference Programme Venue: Copenhagen Business School, Dalgas Have 15, Rooms DSØ041, DSØ014, DSØ020, DSØ029

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1 DSE Annual Conference Programme Venue: Copenhagen Business School, Dalgas Have 15, Rooms DSØ041, DSØ014, DSØ020, DSØ029 Thursday, 1 October 10:30-11:15: Registration Main entrance hall : Welcome from the local organizers: Manuele Citi and Room DSØ041 Janine Leschke Keynote address: Fabio Franchino, University of Milan Room DSØ041 Public Attitudes towards a Fiscal Union in the Eurozone Lunch Canteen Panels Session I (A, B, C) Panel A: EU and the Member States Chair: Dorte Sindbjerg Martinsen, University of Copenhagen Discussant: Mads Dagnis Jensen, Roskilde University National Representation Before the European Parliament: The Balance between Official and External Representatives. Brendan Carroll, Leiden University; Anne Rasmussen, University of Copenhagen. Footdragging Supreme Court s? A Quantitative Study of the Variance in the Reception of European Law Among Supreme Courts in the EU. Kristoffer Schaldemose, University of Copenhagen; Juan Mayoral, University of Copenhagen; Marlene Wind, University of Copenhagen. European Integration: Bureaucratic, Centralizing and Non-democratic? Lars Mäder, University of Copenhagen; Thomas König, University of Mannheim. Ruling European Homelessness: How Street-Level Implementation Diverges from National and EU law When Politics is at stake. Dorte Sindbjerg Martinsen, University of Copenhagen; Jessica Sampson Thierry, University of Copenhagen. Panel B: European Labour Markets in Crisis: Perspectives on Atypical Employment Chair and discussant: Igor Guardiancich, University of Southern Denmark Tracing Convergence in Flexibility and Income Security for Youth During the Economic Crisis. Janine Leschke, Copenhagen Business School; Mairead Finn, Trinity College Dublin The European Court of Justice and the Fixed-term Work Directive: Still Fixed, but at least Equal. Caroline de la Porte, Roskilde University; Patrick Emennegger, University of St Gallen. Lifting the Floor Rights of Atypical Workers The Role of Social Partners and Sectoral Bargaining. Trine Larsen, University of Copenhagen; Mikkel Mailand, University of Copenhagen. 1

2 Panel C: Symbols and Myths of European Integration Chair: Ian Manners, University of Copenhagen Discussant: Christoffer Kølvraa, Aarhus University (TBC) The European Union s Institutionalisation of Symbols and Myths. Ian Manners, University of Copenhagen. The Pan-European Union Interpretation of Symbols and Myths. Kennet Lynggaard, Roskilde University Coffee Break Panels Session II (D, E, F) Panel D: Current Challenges of Parliamentary Actors in the EU Chair: Mette Buskjær Christensen, University of Southern Denmark Discussant: Dorte Sindbjerg Martinsen, University of Copenhagen National Parliaments in European Union Politics: Oversight Institutions and Scrutiny Behavior. Daniel Finke, University of Aarhus; Annika Herbel, Ruprecht-Karls- Universität Heidelberg. A living legislature: The EP as an ordinary legislator. Christilla Roederer-Rynning, University of Southern Denmark; Justin Greenwood, Robert Gordon University. Between Scrutiny and Agenda-setting: EU-related parliamentary questions in the Danish Folketing. Roman Senniger, University of Aarhus. The Political Dialogue between the European Commission and National Parliaments: A Tool for the Losers? Mette Buskjær Christensen, University of Southern Denmark; Maja Kluger Rasmussen, Tænketanken Europa. Panel E: European External Relations after Lisbon Chair and discussant: Cecilie Felicia Stokholm Banke, DIIS Coping with a disorderly world? Denmark and the European External Action Service Christine Nissen, Danish Institute for International studies; Fabrizio Tassinari, Danish Institute for International studies. The Importance of Being Earnest: EU Soft Power and Ukraine. Kristian L. Nielsen, Copenhagen Business School. Panel F: The Governance of EMU: Financial Regulation and Fiscal Rules Chair and discussant: Manuele Citi, Copenhagen Business School Fiscal Balances and Financial Regulation Based on Support from a Banking Union: The Allocation of Policies to Different Authorities. Svend E. Hougaard Jensen, Copenhagen Business School. Measurement and Effectiveness of National Fiscal Rules and Governance in the European Union. Michael Bergman, University of Copenhagen : Dinner at Belis Bar (for participants who signed up at registration) Location: Smallegade 1, 2000 Frederiksberg: 2

3 Friday, 2 October Panels Session III (G, I and PhD student workshop) PhD student workshop: Getting published! How to write good papers and survive peer-review Room: Room DSØ041 Convenor: Mette Buskjær Christensen, University of Southern Denmark Presenter: Fabio Franchino, University of Milan Panel G: EU Economic Governance: Alternative Perspectives Chair and discussant: Eleni Tsingou, Copenhagen Business School Banking on the Union? Financial Regulation and Public Trust. Sine Nørholm Just, Copenhagen Business School. Think Tanks as Epistemic Arbiters under Economic Crisis. Jesper Dahl Kelstrup, Roskilde University. How can the Economists (still) be so wrong on the European Monetary Union? Jesper Jespersen, Roskilde University. Panel I: European Labour Market and Social Policy Chair and discussant: Janine Leschke, Copenhagen Business School The Supplementary Pension Rights Directive: Positive Integration at the Crossroads between the Internal Market and Social Europe. Igor Guardiancich, University of Southern Denmark. Institutional Change in Danish Labour Market Policy and Education and Vocational Education. Martin Bæk Carstensen, Copenhagen Business School; Christian Lyhne Ibsen, University of Copenhagen. Social Investments over the Life Course in Europe. Jon Kvist, Roskilde University Coffee Break Panels Session IV (K, L, M) Panel K: Social Movements Mobilization Beyond the State as a Response to Austerity Chair and discussant: Sevasti Chatzopoulou and Angela Bourne, Roskilde University Transnational cooperation among social movements and Trade Unions against austerity. Sevasti Chatzopoulou, Roskilde University; Angela Bourne, Roskilde University. Neither austerity nor charity: Articulating solidarities in Spain. Óscar García Agustín, Aalborg University. Title TBC. Bjørn Thomassen, How to learn from social movements? Aarhus University. Panel L: Dimensions of Trans-National Policy-making. Chair and discussant: Len Seabrooke, Copenhagen Business School Variants of Transnational Regulation. Morten Kallestrup, University of Southern Denmark. 3

4 Think tanks and Knowledge Regimes in the EU: Towards Transnationalism? Jesper Dahl Kelstrup, Roskilde University. Panel M: EU Neighbourhood Policy and the Responsibility to Protect Chair and discussant: Fabrizio Tassinari, DIIS Is a European Practice of Mass Atrocity Prevention Emerging? The European Union, Responsibility to Protect and the 2011 Libya Crisis. Chiara de Franco, University of Southern Denmark; Annemarie Peen Rodt, Roskilde University. The Strategic Choice for Europe: The EU-Russia Power Struggle in the Eastern Neighborhood. Iulian Romanyshyn, Institute for Advanced Studies Lucca; Kristian L. Nielsen, Copenhagen Business School. The Impact of EU Multifacetedness on EU Strategic Actorness. Anne Ingemann Johansen, Roskilde University Lunch Faculty Club Panels Session V (N, O, P) Panel N: Multi-Level Governance and Redefinition of Policy Competences Chair and discussant: Henrik Alf Jonas Hermansson, Copenahgen University Subsidiarity and Diversity: What is the Subsidiarity Principle According to the European People? Julie Hassing Nielsen, University of Copenhagen. Depoliticisation and the Two Types of Multi-Level Governance: the Politics of Arena shifting. Holly Snaith, University of Copenhagen. Incomplete Contracting Theory and EU Treaty Provisions: an Empirical Approach. Manuele Citi, Copenhagen Business School and Mads Dagnis Jensen, Roskilde University. Panel O: Writing the Rules of 21 st Century Trade: The EU and the New Trade Bilateralism Chair and discussant: Jens Ladefoged Mortensen, University of Copenhagen Writing the Rules of 21st-Century Trade, Contexts and Approaches, Finn Laursen, University of Southern Denmark The Parliamentary Dimension of Regulatory Cooperation, Mette Buskjær Christensen, University of Southern Denmark; Morten Kallestrup, University of Southern Denmark; Christilla Roederer-Rynning, University of Southern Denmark. Panel P: Attitudes Towards EU Integration Chair and discussant: Sine Nørnholm Just, Copenhagen Business School Addressing the challenges of Euroscespticism to the accommodation of complex diversity within the EU governance and policy making. Alessandra Cenci, Roskilde University. The Nationalist Debate and the Building of New Identities in Europe: an Analysis through the Danish case. Thiago Babo, University of Sa o Paulo. 4

5 DSE General Assembly Room DSØ DSE Board meeting Room DSØ Final reception & chill out Location: Faculty Club 5

6 List of Participants First name Last name Affiliation Alessandra Cenci Roskilde university Angela Bourne Roskilde University Anne Rasmussen University of Copenhagen Anne Ingemann Johansen Roskilde University Caroline De La Porte Roskilde University Cecilie Felicia Danish Institute for International Stokholm Banke studies Chiara De Franco University of Southern Denmark Christian Lyhne Ibsen FAOS - University of Copenhagen Roederer- Christilla Rynning crr@sam.sdu.dk University of Southern Denmark Christine Nissen cmsn@ruc.dk Roskilde University Christoffer Kølvraa eurock@cas.au.dk Aarhus University Daniel Finke finke@ps.au.dk Aarhus University Dorte Sindbjerg Martinsen dm@ifs.ku.dk Statskundskab, KU Eleni Tsingou et.dbp@cbs.dk Copenhagen Business School Erik Lonning el.ibc@cbs.dk Center for Europaforskning, CBS Fabio Franchino fabio.franchino@unimi.it University of Milan Danish Institute for International Fabrizio Tassinari fta@diis.dk Studies Finn Laursen finn.laursen@hotmail.com University of Southern Denmark Graham Butler graham@grahambutler.ie University of Copenhagen Henrik Alf Jonas Hermansson hajh@ifs.ku.dk University of Copenhagen Holly Snaith hs@ifs.ku.dk University of Copenhagen Ian Manners ima@ifs.ku.dk University of Copenhagen Igor Guardiancich igu@sam.sdu.dk University of Southern Denmark IMT Institute for Advanced Studies Iulian Romanyshyn iulian.romanyshyn@imtlucca.it Lucca/Maastricht University Janine Leschke jle.dbp@cbs.dk Copenhagen Business School Jens Ladefoged Mortensen jlm@ifs.ku.dk University of Copenhagen Jesper Jespersen jesperj@ruc.dk Roskilde University Jesper Dahl Kelstrup kelstrup@ruc.dk Roskilde University Sampson Jessica Thierry jmst@ifs.ku.dk University of Copenhagen Jon Kvist jkvist@ruc.dk Roskilde University Julia Ballaschk julia.ballaschk@gmail.com Copenhagen University Hassing Julie Nielsen jhn@ifs.ku.dk Copenhagen University Kennet Lynggaard kennetl@ruc.dk Roskilde University Kristian L. Nielsen kln.ibc@cbs.dk Copenhagen Business School Lars Mäder lm@ifs.ku.dk University Copenhagen Lea Foverskov lf.dbp@cbs.dk Copenhagen Business School Leonard Seabrooke ls.dbp@cbs.dk Copenhagen Business School 6

7 Mads Dagnis Jensen Roskilde University Maja Kluger Rasmussen Tænketanken EUROPA Manuele Citi Copenhagen Business School Martin Bæk Carsten Copenhagen Business School University of Southern Denmark, Mette Buskjær Christensen Department of Political Science Michael Herslund Copenhagen Business School Michael Bergman University of Copenhagen Mikkel Mailand FAOS, University of Copenhagen Morten Kallestrup Department of Political Science and Public Administration Oscar Garcia Augustin Aalborg University Roman Senninger Aarhus University Sevasti Chatzopoulou Roskilde University Sine Nørholm Just Copenhagen Business School Svend E. Hougaard Jensen Copenhagen Business School Thiago Babo University of Sao Paulo FAOS, Department of Sociology, Trine Pernille Larsen University of Copenhagen Wolfgang Zank Aalborg University 7