ECPR General Conference
Sciences Po, Bordeaux
4 - 7 September 2013



Academic Programme - Section List

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S01Agenda-Setting in a Comparative Perspective View Section details and Panels
S02Analytical Politics: Linking Theory and Data View Section details and Panels
S03Assessing the Responsiveness of European Union Institutions View Section details and Panels
S04Bridging Research and Teaching Responsibilities of Political Scientists View Section details and Panels
S05Business and Human Rights View Section details and Panels
S06Challenges to Contemporary Party Democracy View Section details and Panels
S07Civic and Political Participation of Young People in a Context of Changes View Section details and Panels
S08Climate Change Governance View Section details and Panels
S09Comparative Perspectives on the New Politics of Dissent View Section details and Panels
S10Comparative Public Opinion and Elections View Section details and Panels
S11Conceptual Change and Political Science View Section details and Panels
S12Contemporary Challenges to Local Self-Government and Democracy View Section details and Panels
S13Elites and Transatlantic Crisis View Section details and Panels
S14Environmental Politics View Section details and Panels
S15Europe Between Integration and Disintegration: A Return of the Federal Model? View Section details and Panels
S16Europe of Knowledge (Education, Higher Education and Research Policy) View Section details and Panels
S17European Elections, Euroscepticism and the Media View Section details and Panels
S18Food Governance View Section details and Panels
S19Four Decades of Democratic Innovation Research: Revisiting Theories, Concepts and Methods View Section details and Panels
S20Gender+ and Politics View Section details and Panels
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