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www.cost.eu European Cooperation in Science and Technology Innovation in Local Government Joint PhD-Training School organized by The Anargyrion and Korgialenion School of Spetses, the University of Athens, the EUROLOC and EURA Summer school cooperation and the COST Action IS1207 Local Public Sector Reforms: An International Comparison (LocRef) September 13 to September 17, 2015 Venue: Anargyrion and Korgialenion School of Spetses, 39 Akadimias Street, 10672 Athens, Greece http://www.spetsesschool.gr/?lang=en For more information about the Training School (content/schedule): Professor Nikos Hlepas, University of Athens (nhlepas@gmail.com) and Prof. Panos Getimis (getimisp@gmail.com), University of Darmstadt. For more information about the COST Action LocRef : Professor Sabine Kuhlmann (sabine.kuhlmann@uni-potsdam.de) and Christian Schwab (chschwab@uni-potsdam.de) both University of Potsdam or at http://www.uni-potsdam.de/cost-locref/ For more information about EUROLOC, EURA and the ECPR Standing Group LOGOPOL: Professor Kristof Steyvers (Kristof.Steyvers@ugent.be), Ghent University or at http://www.eura.org http://www.ecpr.eu/standinggroups/standinggrouphome.aspx?id=19 1

Innovation in Local Government Provisional Programme (13.09. 17.09. 2015) DATE HOUR SESSION LECTURERS/DISCUSS ANTS TOPIC 13 th Sept. 9:00 OPENING C. SCHWAB / Prof. H. WOLLMANN / Prof. P. GETIMIS Welcoming & LocRef Project Course Objectives Theme Day 1: Local Government Reforms and Innovation 9:30 Lecture 1 Prof. H. WOLLMANN Modernization of European Local Government Systems in Comparative Perspective 10:30 Student Presentations 1-2* Anna Uster: Management of local government, local networks and local Evis Gjebrea: Analysis of efficiency models for increasing efficiency of water supply and sewerage sector: case of Albania Prof. H. WOLLMANN / P. ECKERSLEY Prof. H. WOLLMANN / D. SORRENTINO 11:50 Break 12:00 Student Presentations 3-4* Friedrich Alexander Markmann: Cooperative Activities in Fields of Local Service Delivery: Innovative Model for the Future Design of Municipals? Emanuele Frezza: Co- Management and Accountability in Welfare Services: a Cross-Country Prof. H. WOLLMANN / K. MUSILOVA Prof. B. DENTERS / R. TAMBOLEO GARCÍA 2

13:20 Lunch Comparative Study in the Field of Home Elderly Care 14:20 Lecture 2 Prof. B. DENTERS Invitational Governance: Exploiting the Innovative Capacity of Local Communities 15:20 Student Presentation 5* Orsiola Kurti: Size and Local Democracy: Albania and Macedonia in a Comparative Perspective Prof. B. DENTERS / A. PICEJ 16:00 Break 16:10 Student Presentations 6-7* Edyta Bakowska: The voice of young citizens methods and GIS tools supporting children and young people participation in urban planning Basanta Thapa: Big Data in Metropolitan Government Pre-institutionalization towards a digital public sector paradigm? Prof. B. DENTERS / R- M. SOE Prof. B. DENTERS / L. REICHMUTH 17:30 Summing Up Prof. P. GETIMIS / Theme Day 2: Different Responses of Local Government Innovation 14 th Sept. 9:00 Lecture 3 Prof. B. EGNER How to Explain That Some Cities are More Innovative Than Others?" 10:00 Student Presentations 8-10* Sylwia Monika Patron- Ravida: Innovation policy and sustainable innovation in the 3 Prof. B.EGNER / P. STOLZENBERG

region of Mazovia Sevasti Chondrou: Social Innovation in Local Governance: Lessons from the field of Time Banks in Greece and abroad Septimiu-Rares Szabo: How administrative decentralisation can influence local economic development Prof. B.EGNER / D. KLEINS Prof. B.EGNER / P. ĐURMANN 12:00 Break 12:10 Student Presentations 11-12* Martin Okolikj: Quality of Government in Europe: An interaction and network analysis of leading and lagging regions Maria Tolika: Checks and balances in Local Self- Governance: The participation of citizens in the institutions of Local Self- Governance through "Kallikrates" Prof. P. GETIMIS / J. PORTH Prof. P. GETIMIS / L. SKOOG 13:30 Lunch 14:30 Lecture 4 Prof. P. GETIMIS / Why Cities Differently Respond to Fiscal Stress? Leadership and Legitimacy. The Greek Experience of Austerity Policies" 15:30 Student Presentations 13-14* Vania Palmieri: Managing Austerity in Italian Local Governments Jacob Spanke: Institutional trust in Greece and the Prof. P. GETIMIS / M. TOLIKA / M. OKOLIKJ 4

16:50 Break impact of the economic crisis on it 17:00 Student Presentations 15-16* Louise Skoog: Political Conflicts in Local Governments Jan Porth: Recent Challenges at the Dutch Municipal level / V. PALMIERI / J. SPANKE 18:20 Summing Up Prof. P. GETIMIS / 20:00 Joint Dinner Theme Day 3: What s the Future of Local Government? 15 th Sep. 9:00 Lecture 5 Prof. A. LIDSTROEM Local Government Legitimacy and Democratic Innovation 10:00 Student Presentations 17-18* Petra Đurman: Citizens' participation in public administration: the case of Croatian local selfgovernment Druvis Kleins: Social integration for multiethnic communities: youth movements as policy tool for effective early age integration Prof. A. LIDSTROEM / S. RARES SZABO Prof. A. LIDSTROEM / S. CHONDROU 11:20 Break 11:30 Student Presentations 19-20* Philipp Stolzenberg: Innovation or Incrementalism: Legitimacy and Fiscal Consolidation in Prof. A. LIDSTROEM / S. PATRON-RAVIDA 5

German Local Governments Lukas Reichmuth: The Role of External Consultants in the Public Sector Prof. A. LIDSTROEM / B. THAPA 12:50 Lunch 14:00 Lecture 6 Prof. C. NAVARRO "Policies, Strategies and Performances of Smart Cities in Europe 15:00 Student Presentations 21-22* Ralf Martin Soe: Smart city without borders: Dream or Reality? Alexandra Picej: Intermunicipal cooperation in the area of solid waste management in Poland Prof. C. NAVARRO / E. BAKOWSKA Prof. C. NAVARRO / O. KURTI 16:20 Break 16:30 Student Presentations 23-24* Rubén Tamboleo García: Deconcentration to the boroughs in the City Councils of Madrid and Barcelona Karolina Musilova: Postmaterial Cleavages in the System of Multi-level Governance in the Czech Republic Prof. C. NAVARRO / E. FREZZA Prof. C. NAVARRO / F.A. MARKMANN 17:50 Summing Up Prof. P. GETIMIS / Theme Day 4: Research Methods 16 th Sep. 9:00 Lecture 7 Prof. K. STEYVERS Doing Comparative Research on Local Politics: Between Inertia and Innovation 6

10:00 Student Presentations 25-26* Daniela Sorrentino: Benchmarking management approach for public services based on performance criteria in Italian local public administrations Peter Eckersley: Local climate governance models in England and Germany: Converging towards a hybrid model? Prof. K. STEYVERS / E. GJEBREA Prof. K. STEYVERS / A. USTER 11:20 Break 11:30 Methods Training (Part I) Prof. H.V.D. KOLK Research Questions 12:30 Lunch 13:30 Methods Training (Part II) Prof. H. V. D. KOLK Theory and Hypothesis Testing 14:50 Methods Training (Part III) Prof. H.V.D. KOLK Research Design and Case Selection 15:50 Break 16:00 Methods Training (Part IV) Prof. H.V.D. KOLK Data Collection & Data Analysis 17:00 Final Discussion / Prof. K. STEYVERS / Prof. H.V.D. KOLK 18:00 Summing Up Closing C. SCHWAB Looking Ahead Day 5: Social Day (voluntarily) 17 ht Sep. 10:00 Joint Breakfast 11:00 Beach (t.b.a.) 7

* Students presentation are organized as following (and in this order): 15-20 minutes for the presentation of the research project/phd topic 5-10 minutes for comments by the junior discussant (PhD student) 10 minutes for comments by the assembly 5 minutes for comments by the senior discussant (Trainer) 8