Online Paper Room for Panels

If you are a presenter and would like to submit your paper to the online paper room, please send it to hannover2017@ipsa.org

Comparative Politics

Are E-Parties Emerging in European Democracies?
- “Virtual” parties in the democracies of dissatisfied citizens. (Raniolo, Francesco, Prof., University of Calabria, Italy; Tarditi, Valeria, Dr., University of Calabria, Italy)
- The consequences of new organisational strategies in emerging parties: Is there an e-Podemos? (Rodríguez Teruel, Juan, Dr., University of Valencia, Spain)
- Greek political parties and electronic technology: Modernising without democratizing? (Katsourides, Yiannos, University of Cyprus, Cyprus; Eleftheriou, Costas, Dr., University of Athens, Greece)
- Using Digital Tools to Re-invigorate Participation in Party Politics: The Case of Alternativet. (Gad, Nikolai Sørensen, Newcastle University, United Kingdom)
- Hinge parties in Mexico and the Use of Social Networks and Media Technologies: A comparison between Partido Verde Ecologista, Partido Nueva Alianza and Partido Movimiento Ciudadano. (Tovar, Jesús, Prof., Autonomous University of the State of Mexico, Mexico; Luque Rojas, José Manuel, Autonomous University of Sinaloa, Mexico)
Campaigning and Digital Media
- Instagramming Politics in Canada: The Case of Justin Trudeau’s Digital Political Image-Making. (Lalancette, Mireille, Dr., Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, Canada; Raynauld, Vincent, Dr., Emerson College, United States of America)
- Social media impact on democratic discourse quality in the German federal election campaign. (Schünemann, Wolf, Prof., University of Hildesheim, Germany; Marg, Stine, Dr., Institute for Democracy Research at the University of Göttingen, Germany)
- New Party Politics: The effects of social media on party renewal, political engagement, and electoral behavior in the 2017 French presidential election. (Pereira Ventura, Ana Flávia, Pontifical Catholic University of Minas Gerais, Brazil; Fonseca, Rafael, Pontifical Catholic University of Minas Gerais, Brazil)
- ~~The effects of new media on candidate independence in constituency level campaigning: A comparative study of Japan and the United Kingdom. (Vincent, Sean, University of Sussex, United Kingdom)~~ cancelled
- Campaigning with digital media and the quality of democracy.
  (Patten, Steve, Dr., University of Alberta, Canada) cancelled
- Social Media and Election Campaigning: How social media won the Philippine Presidency in 2016?
  (Aguirre, Arjan, Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines)
Digital Challenges for Representation
- The Different Faces of the Digital Transformation: An analysis of party politics and media coverage in Ireland and Germany. (König, Pascal, Dr., Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany)
- Studies’ Opportunities and risks of parliamentary minutes and video online.
  (Morel, Benjamin, Dr., ENS Cachan, France) cancelled
- How does party identification determine the use and the perceptions of social media?
  (Koivula, Aki, University of Turku, Finland)
- How do German Bundestag members use and perceive social media? Results from four survey studies. (Kelm, Ole, University of Düsseldorf, Germany; Dohle, Marco, Dr., University of Düsseldorf, Germany; Bernhard, Uli, Dr., University of Düsseldorf, Germany; Vowe, Gerhard, Prof., University of Düsseldorf, Germany)
Digital Communication in Authoritarian Regimes: China
- Digital Politics and Cyber Power: Chinese Governance in the Digital Age.
  (Noesselt, Nele, Prof., University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany)
- Behavioral Patterns of Public Opinions Guidance in Universities by the Chinese Communist Party in the Digital Age. (Lin, Shengqiao, Tsinghua University, China)
- Digitalization of Teaching and Learning for Political Science: Potential and Limitations.
  (Ratnaparakhi, Sanjay, Dr., University of Mumbai, India)
- Get over the Wall: Information and communication technology (ICT), political information processing and participation. (Jiayuan, Wen, Hong Kong Baptist University, China)
Trolls, Bots and E-Government
- Assessing the Impact of Bots in Russian Security Discourse.
  (Gaufman, Elizaveta, Dr., University of Bremen, Germany)
- Digital Citizenship and Redefining Political Participation in Turkey: The Case of Change.org. (Demirkaya, Öznur, Yildiz Technical University, Turkey; Doğan, Setenay Nil, Yildiz Technical University, Turkey)
- A Benevolent Dictatorship? How Media Freedom Differs in Response to Informal Rule and Economic Development. (Yan, Huang-Ting, University of Essex, United Kingdom)
Participation and the Public Sphere in Times of Digitalization
- Digitalisation as an occasion for democratic norm-building. (Hofmann, Jeanette, Prof., WZB Berlin Social Science Center, Germany)
- The more the better? Lessons from Democratic Theory for the Evaluation the Quality of the Public Sphere. (Ritzi, Claudia, Prof., University of Münster, Germany)
- How do online intermediaries shape information repertoires and opinion formation? (Schmidt, Jan-Hinrik, Hans-Bredow-Institut for Media Research at the University of Hamburg, Germany)
- When data analytics replaces democratic participation. Big data-based policy-design.
  (Ulbricht, Lena, Dr., WZB Berlin Social Science Center, Germany)
Civil Society, State and Digitalization in the Global South
- Mapping the Internet’s Influence on Electoral Integrity: Evidence from East African Countries. (Shayo, Deodatus Patrick, University of Münster, Germany / University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania; Kersting, Norbert, Prof., University of Münster, Germany)
- The Influence of Institutional Design Features on Service Providers’ Response Capacity and Willingness: The Case of Citizens’ Feedback from Sauti za Wananchi in Tanzania
  (Shayo, Deodatus Patrick, University of Münster, Germany / University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania; Shiyo, Neema Eugene, University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania; Jeremia, Yulli, University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania)
- Exploring the Political Economy of Digitally-Mediated Government Transparency in Tanzania.
  (Jeremia, Yulli, University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania)
- The State and the e-Civil Society in Uganda: An Attack on Civil Liberties?
  (Matsiko, Andrew, University of Münster, Germany)
- Understanding Innovation of Chinese Political Participation under the Influence of Internet.
  (Zhu, Yimei, University of Münster, Germany)

International Relations and International Economy

Digital DNA Disruption and the Challenges for Global Governance: Book Panel (Presentation and Discussion)
- Cowhey/Aronson (2017): Digital DNA Disruption and the Challenges for Global Governance. Oxford Academic Press. (Cowhey, Peter, Prof., University of California San Diego, United States of America; Aronson, Jonathan, Prof., University of Southern California, USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, United States of America)
- Development 2.0: How Technology Fosters Participation In The Developing World (Singh, J.P., Prof., University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom)
Cyber Relations and International Relations
- Pixels, politics and peace: The forensic use of digital satellite imagery. (van Wyk, Jo-Ansie, Prof., University of South Africa, South Africa)
- The role of internet-based technology companies in global cybercrime governance.
  (Solovy, Kimberly, Braunschweig University of Technology, Germany)
- The influence of digital revolution on escalation mechanism of crisis and dispute.
  (Jae-hak, Kim, Yonsei University, Republic of Korea)
- The Future of the State in a Connected World: Analysing Uncertainties and Possibilities in the World Order. (Benetti Ramos, João Guilherme, Getúlio Vargas Foundation, Brazil)
- Public Private Partnership arrangements for a secure Cyberspace!? The strategic promotion of cooperative partnerships with the cybersecurity industry & the need for a critical review on the export of digital-surveillance items. (Myatt, Madeline, Bielefeld University, Germany; Sack, Detlef, Bielefeld University, Germany)
Cybersecurity and Human Rights in the Online World
- Title to be determined (Milan, Stefania, Dr., University of Amsterdam, Netherlands)
- Title to be determined (Poetranto, Irene, University of Toronto, Canada)
- Cybersecurity, Civil Society, and the Impact of State Surveillance (Penney, Jonathon, Prof., Citizen Lab, University of Toronto / Dalhousie University, Canada)
Global Governance and the Digital Revolution
- Between Hierarchies and Networks: Exploring Twitter Networks of MFAs and UN Missions.
  (Manor, Ilan, University of Oxford, United Kingdom) cancelled
- Can big data and artificial intelligence save the planet? (Oels, Angela, Dr., Open University of the Netherlands, Netherlands)
- Country ownership? How World Bank lending conditions change over time. (Manger, Mark, Prof., University of Toronto, Canada)
International Relations Theory and Digital Revolution
- Discursive shifts in international relations theory. (Steffek, Jens, Prof., Technical University Darmstadt, Germany; Behr, Hartmut, Prof., Newcastle University, United Kingdom)
- The Digital Revolution? Postindustrialism, Values, and Digital Fitness. (Rennstich, Joachim K., Prof., YMCA University of Applied Sciences, Kassel, Germany)
- Restarting History: Security Expertise, Strategic Cultures and the Computational. (Libel, Tamir, Dr., Barcelona Institute of International Studies at the Pompeu Fabra University, Spain)
- The Cultural Political Economy of Brexit in the Age of Austerity. A Corpus-Assisted Critical Realist Multimedia Discourse Analysis. (Griebel, Tim, Dr., University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany; Heinrich, Philipp, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg)
- Networking for Empowering: Social Media and Civil Society Organizations in the Global Arena of Power. (Rodrigues Vieira, Vinícius, Dr., University of São Paulo, Brazil; Ferreira, Gabriela Gomes, University of São Paulo, Brazil)
International Advocacy in the Digital Era
- Advocacy in the Digital Era: Why such similar organizations in vastly different political contexts?
  (Hall, Nina, Dr., Hertie School of Governance, Germany) cancelled
- Cosmopolitan Responsibility in the Digital Age: New Avenues for Human Rights Protections through Global Civic Engagement. (Gethings, David, Kennesaw State University, United States of America)
- Civic engagement in digital era: searching for the most effective e-participation platforms.
  (Kassen, Maxat, Prof., Eurasian Humanities Institute, Kazakhstan)

Political Theory

Gender Divides
- Towards participatory democracy: Can digitalization help women in India?
  (Gupta, Asha, Dr., University of Delhi, India)
- New possibilities for moral enforcement in the digital age: The emergence of a Fourth Wave of feminism. (Bertrand, David, University of Bordeaux, France)
- Digital divides? Political participation of young people in the digital world. (Renner, Regina, University of Würzburg, Germany)
Privacy and Cybersecurity
- Beyond the commodification of privacy: Personal data management as a strategy for accountability in a digital world. (Yauri Miranda, Jaseff Raziel, University of the Basque Country, Spain)
- Domain Name Registries: Locating Internet Governance between the national and the global.
  (Anastácio, Kimberly, University of Brasília, Brazil)
- Systems under Pressure: Polities, Networks and International Cooperation for Cybersecurity.
  (Hurel, Louise Marie, Brazilian Naval War College, Brazil; Pereira da Silva Gama, Carlos Frederico, Dr., Federal University of Tocantins, Brazil)
- The Swarms Effect: The case of Digital Vigilantism as a New Form of Political Act.
  (Dementavičienė, Augustė, Vilnius University, Lithuania)
Public Sphere and Quality of Discourse
- Digital Technologies, Democracy and the Rise of Counterpublics (Abu-Laban, Yasmeen, Prof., University of Alberta, Canada; Thorlakson, Lori, Prof., University of Alberta, Canada)
- When is Big Data legitimate? A statement from political theory. (Ritzi, Claudia, Prof., University of Münster, Germany; Ulbricht, Lena, Dr., WZB Berlin Social Science Center, Germany)
- A Theoretical Modeling of the Dialectics between Political Culture & Civic Culture and the Impact of New Media: Adaptation of Dahlgren’s Citizenship Model with Fairclough’s Critical Discourse Theory.
  (Naeimi, Mitra, University of Navarra, Spain)
- Can Misinformation be corrected? (Oliveira, Carlos, University of Brasília, Brazil)
- Rethinking Democratic Subjectivity Through the Digital: From the Disembodied Discursive Self to a New Materialist Corporeality. (Asenbaum, Hans, University of Westminster, United Kingdom)
Big Data and Politics: Culture, Cognition, Norms and Rules
- Big data and rules. Automation-based regulation. (Ulbricht, Lena, Dr., WZB Berlin Social Science Center, Germany; Haunss, Sebastian, Dr., University of Bremen, Germany)
- Data ownership. Regulation of big data through property law.
  (Schneider, Ingrid, Prof., University of Hamburg, Germany)
- Reading the powerful rhetorics of ‘big data’ in political discourse. (Klinger, Ulrike, Dr., University of Zürich, Switzerland; Pentzold, Christian, Prof., University of Bremen, Germany)
- Seeing like a machine: How engage with epistemic and political performativities of Big Data use?
  (Voß, Jan-Peter, Prof., Technical University of Berlin, Germany) cancelled
- Big data in campaigning. Representation, micro-targeting and cognitive shifts.
  (Hofmann, Jeanette, Prof., WZB Berlin Social Science Center, Germany)

Methods

Methods of Online Analysis
- Authoritarian Online Transparency and Chinese Courts. (Roberts, Margaret, Prof., University of California San Diego, United States of America)
- A Tool for Contention or Censorship? Denial-of-Service Attacks in Authoritarian Regimes during Popular Uprisings. (Weidmann, Nils, Prof., University of Konstanz, Germany)
- The New Media Bias: How does the Internet change what we learn about conflicts? (Gohdes, Anita, Prof., University of Zurich, Switzerland)
- From riot police to tweets: How world leaders use social media during contentious politics.
  (Zeitzoff, Thomas, Prof., American University, United States of America)
Digital Approaches to Knowledge Representation and Concept Mapping
- Large scale data gathering. (Hirschl, Ran, University of Toronto, Canada)
- Challenges and opportunities of standardized data structures for concept development and data coordination. (Keck, Thomas, Dr., Syracuse University, United States of America)
- Upgrading access to the digital memory of democracy: Learnings from the GermaParl Corpus of Parliamentary Debates. (Blaette, Andreas, Prof., University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany)
- Comparing issue salience across media: Politicians, audiences and the mediation of political communication on Facebook and Twitter. (Stier, Sebastian, Dr., GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany)
- The use of supervised algorithms: Setting the future of Political Communication research?
  (Luengo, Oscar, Dr., University of Granada, Spain; Marín, Javier G., Prof., University of Granada, Spain)
Mainstreaming the Examination of Digital Data with Computational Methods
- Social Media and politically hyperactive users in Germany. (Hegelich, Simon, Prof., Technical University of Munich, Germany; Papakyriakopoulos, Orestis, Technical University of Munich, Germany; Shahrezaye, Morteza, Technical University of Munich, Germany)
- Analyzing legislative speeches by topic modeling approaches.
  (Fraune, Cornelia, Dr., Technical University Darmstadt, Germany)
- Mainstreaming computational tools: Approaches to address validity and reliability.
  (Nelimarkka, Matti, University of Helsinki, Finland)
- ~~What happens inside a public opinion? A micro-level approach.~~
  ~~(Marttila, Mari, University of Helsinki, Finland)~~ cancelled

Teaching and Learning/Disciplinary Aspects

Assessing the Structure of Political Science Using Online Tools
- Cartography of Political Science in France: How a digital “Library Tool” can the shape of a discipline and its academic disparities. (Goudoux, Michaël, Sciences Po Paris, France; L’Hôte, Anne, Sciences Po Paris, France)
- Online Research in Political Science: a Meta-Analysis of the Scope and Profile of a Rising Trend (2005 - 2015). (Queiroga, Viriato, ISCTE – University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal; Co-authors: Belchior, Ana M., Dr., ISCTE – University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal; Spencer, Diogo, ISCTE – University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal; Lopes, Hugo, University of Lisbon, Portugal; Serra-Silva, Sofia, University of Lisbon, Portugal; Taveira, Ricardo, University of Lisbon, Portugal; Jorge, Pedro Alexandre, University of Lisbon, Portugal)
- Mapping the Discipline of Political Science ‘Back in Time’.
  (Reinalda, Bob, Dr., Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands)
Electronic Teaching: MOOCS
- MOOCs. Pioneering an open access online core PS curriculum for worldwide students. (Calise, Mauro, Prof., University of Naples Federico II, Italy; Musella, Fortunato, Prof., University of Naples Federico II, Italy)
- MOOCs at a crossroad: spreading the gospel or the credits?
  (Reda, Valentina, Dr., University of Naples Federico II, Italy)
- Bringing MOOCs into the Classroom: An Integrative Course Design for Teaching Digital Democracy. (Sibinescu, Laura, University of Helsinki, Finland)
Politics and Political Science in the Digital Age
- Not fudging nudges: What Internet law can teach regulatory scholarship (Marsden, Chris, Prof., University of Sussex, United Kingdom)
Theorizing the Digital Age in Political Science: Historical Perspectives and Contemporary Critiques
- The Politics of Data-Sharing in Political Science’s First Digital Decade. (Hauptmann, Emily, Dr., Western Michigan University, United States of America)
- Civic Confidentiality and DIY-Cybersecurity. (Koikkalainen, Petri, Dr., University of Lapland, Finland; Kotiranta, Sami, University of Helsinki, Finland)
- Surveillance and Individual Rights: self-discipline in the digital age. (Manokha, Ivan, Dr., University of Oxford, United Kingdom)