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*Cancelled* International Workshop: European party politics: Transforming equality and democracy
25th September 2020
9.00-16.00
National Museum of Finland (Kansallismuseo), Ateljee Room
Helsinki, Finland
9.00-16.00
National Museum of Finland (Kansallismuseo), Ateljee Room
Helsinki, Finland
Event is cancelled
Equality, democracy, and party politics are at the heart of the challenges facing Europe today. This workshop seeks to understand how particularly in the context of the European Union and its Parliament. Covering the transformations in party politics, political groups, and democratic practices the invited speakers address the impact of economic crises, the rise of populism and Euroscepticism, Brexit, and assess the fate of advancing equalities, democracy and justice in such shifting political contexts.
The workshop is organised by the ERC-funded research project EUGenDem, Gender Studies, Tampere University, and the European Union Research Programme of the Finnish Institute of International Affairs (FIIA), Helsinki. To attend, please register below.
ACADEMIC PROGRAMME:
8.30-9.00
Morning coffee
9.00-9.15
Opening
Professor Johanna Kantola (Tampere University)
Dr Juha Jokela (FIIA Programme Director)
9.15-10.45
SESSION 1: European Parliaments political groups: The battlegrounds for changing party politics in Europe
Chair: Professor Gabriele Abels (University of Tübingen)
Speakers:
Professor Tapio Raunio (Tampere University):
Shaping the EUs future? Europarties, EP party groups, and the Conference on the Future of Europe
Dr Edoardo Bressanelli (SantAnna School Pisa/Kings College London):
The Political Groups as Organisations (1979-2020): The Institutionalisation of Transnational Party Politics
Professor Johanna Kantola (Tampere University):
Gender, party politics and democracy in Europe: Studying the European Parliaments party groups
Professor Ariadna Ripoll Servent (University of Bamberg):
When words do not follow deeds: An analysis of party competition between Eurosceptic and mainstream right-wing parties in the European Parliament
10.45-11.15
Coffee break
11.15-12.15
SESSION 2: Challenging European integration and democracy: Populism, Eurosceptism, and Brexit
Chair: Professor Mieke Verloo (Radboud University)
Speakers:
Dr Nathalie Brack (UL Brussels and the College of Europe):
How do Eurosceptics wage opposition in the European Parliament? (co-authored with Anne-Sophie Behm)
Dr Toni Haastrup (University of Stirling):
Politics of Gender while Brexiting
Professor John Morijn (University of Groningen):
(Disap)pointing in the mirror: the European Parliaments obligations to protect EU basic values
12.15-13.15
Lunch break
13.15-14.15
SESSION 3: EU economic and social governance: challenging or promoting democracy and equality?
Chair: Professor Päivi Leino-Sandberg (University of Helsinki)
Speakers:
Professor Ben Crum (VU Amsterdam):
Parliamentary accountability in multilevel governance:
What role for parliaments in postcrisis EU economic governance?
Dr Anna Elomäki (Tampere University):
If the European Parliament could decide
Conflicts, compromises and silences in the EPs economic governance policies
Laura Nordström (University of Helsinki):
Use of expertise in the eurozone crisis impact on democracy
14.15-14.30
Coffee break
14.30-16.00
SESSION 4
Roundtable chaired and organised by FIIA.
16.00-16.30
Drinks
Sign up for the event by 14 September 2020.
Equality, democracy, and party politics are at the heart of the challenges facing Europe today. This workshop seeks to understand how particularly in the context of the European Union and its Parliament. Covering the transformations in party politics, political groups, and democratic practices the invited speakers address the impact of economic crises, the rise of populism and Euroscepticism, Brexit, and assess the fate of advancing equalities, democracy and justice in such shifting political contexts.
The workshop is organised by the ERC-funded research project EUGenDem, Gender Studies, Tampere University, and the European Union Research Programme of the Finnish Institute of International Affairs (FIIA), Helsinki. To attend, please register below.
ACADEMIC PROGRAMME:
8.30-9.00
Morning coffee
9.00-9.15
Opening
Professor Johanna Kantola (Tampere University)
Dr Juha Jokela (FIIA Programme Director)
9.15-10.45
SESSION 1: European Parliaments political groups: The battlegrounds for changing party politics in Europe
Chair: Professor Gabriele Abels (University of Tübingen)
Speakers:
Professor Tapio Raunio (Tampere University):
Shaping the EUs future? Europarties, EP party groups, and the Conference on the Future of Europe
Dr Edoardo Bressanelli (SantAnna School Pisa/Kings College London):
The Political Groups as Organisations (1979-2020): The Institutionalisation of Transnational Party Politics
Professor Johanna Kantola (Tampere University):
Gender, party politics and democracy in Europe: Studying the European Parliaments party groups
Professor Ariadna Ripoll Servent (University of Bamberg):
When words do not follow deeds: An analysis of party competition between Eurosceptic and mainstream right-wing parties in the European Parliament
10.45-11.15
Coffee break
11.15-12.15
SESSION 2: Challenging European integration and democracy: Populism, Eurosceptism, and Brexit
Chair: Professor Mieke Verloo (Radboud University)
Speakers:
Dr Nathalie Brack (UL Brussels and the College of Europe):
How do Eurosceptics wage opposition in the European Parliament? (co-authored with Anne-Sophie Behm)
Dr Toni Haastrup (University of Stirling):
Politics of Gender while Brexiting
Professor John Morijn (University of Groningen):
(Disap)pointing in the mirror: the European Parliaments obligations to protect EU basic values
12.15-13.15
Lunch break
13.15-14.15
SESSION 3: EU economic and social governance: challenging or promoting democracy and equality?
Chair: Professor Päivi Leino-Sandberg (University of Helsinki)
Speakers:
Professor Ben Crum (VU Amsterdam):
Parliamentary accountability in multilevel governance:
What role for parliaments in postcrisis EU economic governance?
Dr Anna Elomäki (Tampere University):
If the European Parliament could decide
Conflicts, compromises and silences in the EPs economic governance policies
Laura Nordström (University of Helsinki):
Use of expertise in the eurozone crisis impact on democracy
14.15-14.30
Coffee break
14.30-16.00
SESSION 4
Roundtable chaired and organised by FIIA.
16.00-16.30
Drinks
Sign up for the event by 14 September 2020.
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