Unfold the boxes to see the programme for each day.
9.00 | Graduate conference with Karen Alter Mogens Zieler Room | |
12.00 | Registration and coffee Mogens Zieler Room | |
13.00 | Panel 1a: What Rule of Law? Mogens Zieler Room (Chair: Graham Butler)
· Antoni Abat i Ninet, KU & Acar Kuta, KU: · Louise Halleskov Storgaard, AU: “Rule of law challenges in EU law on asylum and border control” · Graham Butler, AU: “The Resort to International Law Solutions for EU Law Problems: A Problem for the Rule of Law” · Sune Klinge, KU & Helle Krunke, KU: ”Populism in contemporary Europe” | Panel 1b: EMU and Eurozone Preben Hornung Room (Chair: Henrik Andersen, CBS)
· Derek Beach, AU: “Intergovernmentalism and its implications - New Institutional Leadership in major EU reforms” · Jesper Jespersen, RUC: “Rigid rules for public sector budget and persistent private sector surplus cause low growth in the euro-zone” · Magnus G. Schoeller, Vienna U: “The new Hanseatic League and the Fading Shadow of German Hegemony”
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14.30 | Coffee break | |
14.45 | Panel 2a: Constitutionalism Mogens Zieler Room (Chair: Hagen Schulz-Forberg)
· Hagen Schulz-Forberg, AU: “Nomocrats: How Neoliberals learned to tolerate democracies (and didn't mind too much when they were absent)” · Jan Komarek, KU: European constitutionalism: Towards an ‘ideology critique’ · Helga Molbæk-Steensig, KU: “The case for external review: Kosovo as the canary in the coal mine” · Gorm Harste, AU: ”The long term constitution of a democratic surplus in the European Integration – a Kantian perspective”
| Panel 2b: Social Movements Preben Hornung Room (Chair: Sevie Chatzopoulou)
· Hans-Jörg, KU, Verena Brändle, KU & Charlotte Galpin, Birmingham U: ”Contesting Populism: Social Media as a Site for Pro-EU Mobilisation during Brexit” · Oscar Garcia Agustin, AAU: “Transnationalizing solidarity. Connecting municipalities and the EU multilevel governance” · Sevie Chatzopoulou, RUC: “The professionalization of social initiatives under austerity in ‘post-crisis’ Greece” · Steven Miller, Clemson U: “Social Intolerance, Immigration, and Support for Democracy in Europe, 1996-2017” |
16.15 | Coffee break | |
16.30 | Panel 3a: Europe & the Rule of Law Meeting room 1 (Chair: Hagen Schulz-Forberg)
· Christina Fiig, AU: “The populist challenge to EU Rule of Law regarding gender equality rights” · Jan Ifversen, AU: “The question of a European Rule of Law reposed from the margins: the eternal newcomer and European identity” · Christoffer Kølvraa, AU: “Playing Games and Bending Rules; Populism and the ideal of a European Rule of Law”
| Panel 3b: Politics & administration in the EU Mogens Zieler Room (Chair: Jens-Blom Hansen)
· Christilla Roederer-Rynning, SDU: “Paper on the Council and trilogues” · Daniel Finke, AU: “A Guardian in Need of Support: The Strategic Enforcement of EU State Aid Rules” · Dorte Sindbjerg Martinsen, KU, Ellen Mastenbroek, RU & Reini Schrama, KU: ”Change or Stability in EU Network Governance” · Jens Blom-Hansen, AU & Roman Senninger, AU: ”The EU Commission: A strategic actor in EU politics?” |
18.00 | Break | |
18.15 | Roundtable: “Crisis Politics and the Judiciary” Mogens Zieler Room
Kick-off speech by Christian Joerges : “Is the Law running out here? Crisis politics and the judiciary.” Moderation: Hagen Schulz-Forberg Participants: Karen Alter, Jan Komarek, Graham Butler | |
19.30 | Dinner - Entré Café, Den Gamle By, Viborgvej 2, 8000 Aarhus C | |
8.45 | Official welcome address Meeting room 1 | |
9.00 | Keynote speech by Karen Alter Meeting room 1 | |
10.30 | Break | |
10.45 | Panel 4a: Compliance & Enforcement Meeting room 1.2+1.3 (Chair: Daniel Finke)
· Henrik Andersen, CBS: Rule of Law Developments by the Judiciaries in the EU and the WTO: A Comparative Approach in a Multilevel Setting · Nico Groenendijk, Oslomet: “The rule of soft law: How to make sense of (non-) · Jana Paasch, MZES & Christian Stecker, MZES: “Better late than never? EU Implementation beyond the National Level – An Analysis of the Sixteen German Regional Parliaments between 1990 and 2018” · Silje Synnøve Lyder Hermansen, Oslo “Tending the bar: Case allocations in the Court of Justice of the European Union” | Panel 4b: EP Elections 2019 Meeting room 1 (Chair: Hans-Jörg Trenz)
· Anamaria Dutceac Segesten, Lund U & Michael Bossetta, KU: “Patterns of transnational communication on Twitter in the case of the 2019 European Parliament elections” · Hans-Jörg Trenz, KU: “European elections: towards first order elections campaigns?” · Verena Brändle, KU: “Solidarity Contestation across European Publics” · Niilo Kauppi, Jyväskylä U: “Reconsidering EP elections as second-order elections” |
Panel 4c: Rule of Law & Foreign Policy Mogens Zieler Room (Chair: Derek Beach)
· Dale Mineshima-Lowe, Birbeck, University of London: “Is the multilateral order dream really over? Does the EU’s internal rule of law and democracy challenges undermine its role in maintaining the multilateral world order?” · Maj Grasten, CBS:” Village Justice”: Translating the Rule of Law into Practice” · Marlene Paulin Kristensen, KU: “The Rules of Law: a qualitative study of moments of uncertainty in the everyday enforcement of EU borders” | ||
12.15 | Lunch at Stakladen | |
13.15
| Panel Debate: Cooperation in the Nordic Area:Challenges and Opportunities within the European Union Mogens Zieler Room (Chair: Sevasti Chatzopoulou) · Hans Jörg Trenz, Copenhagen University, Denmark · Niilo Kauppi, Helsinki University, Finland · Anamaria Dutceac Segesten, Lund University, Sweden · Nico Groenendijk, Oslo Metropolitan University, Norway · Maximilian Conrad, University of Iceland · Maria Strömvik, Deputy Director / Centre for European Studies, Lund Universitet | Panel 5a: Democratic Backsliding and EU Constitution Meeting room 1 (Chair: Karin H Pedersen)
· Gregor Fabio Wolkenstein, AU: “Partisan Complicity, Democratic Backsliding, and the European Constitution” · Johanna Speyer, Mainz: “Backsliding writ large What characterizes the international challenge against the rule of law?” · Goldstein, Asher, Linköping “Enforcing the Rule of Law in the EU: Pre- & Post-2014 Framework in three case studies: Hungary, Romania and, Poland” · Tommaso Pavone, Oslo, “The Ghostwriters: Lawyers and the Politics Behind the Judicial Construction of Europe” |
14.45 | Coffee break | |
15.00 | Roundtable: European Diplomacy & the EEAS Meeting room 1
· Gert Tinggård Svendsen, AU · Tonny Brems Knudsen, AU · Knud Erik Jørgensen, AU · Jonas Gejl, AU · Catharina Sørensen, Nyt Europa | Panel 6a: EU Politics, Policy and Public Opinion in challenging times Mogens Zieler Room (Chair: Mads Dagnis & Caroline de la porte)
· Anders Ejrnæs, RUC & Mads Dagnis Jensen, CBS “The Diverse Roads to the Exit: Why do People Want to Leave the European Union?” · Trine P. Larsen, Anna Ilsøe & Mikkel Mailan , KU “ Regulating the temporary work agency sector – The effects and implications of EU’s directive in the Nordics” · Caroline de la Porte, CBS, Trine Larsen, KU and Dorota Szelewa, UCD “The work-life balance directive: An EU home-run against all odds? Denmark and Poland compared” · Hahonou, Eric & Gorm Rye Olsen, RUC, ‘Niger – the European Union’s migration cop? The EU’s policies aimed at curbing migration from Africa’ |
16.30 | General Assembly in Building 1330, room 126, followed by Reception | |