thursday

OA-Workshop: IIAS-IISA Open Acces workshop
Location: Zoom meeting room:
Chair: Paul Christopher JOYCE, University of Birmingham
Chair: Steve TROUPIN, IIAS
IIAS-IISA Open Access 2020 strategy; Marco DE LA CRUZ SÁNCHEZ, International Institute of Administrative Sciences (IIAS), Belgium.
Invitation Commonwealth Local Government Forum – The Commonwealth Journal of Local Governance, Idil MOHAMED, Commonwealth Local Government Forum, United Kingdom.
Invitation Tallinn University of Technology - Halduskultuur; Shobhit SHAKYA, Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia.

EGPA PSG XVIII - 1: Justice and Court Administration - The COVID-19 crisis - Lessons for the Courts - Introduction and Session 1 : Institutional and Organizational Aspects

Please register by e-mail at tania.munz@kpm.unibe.ch until August 30th, 2020, telling you want to be a listener. You will then receive an e-mail with the link for the Zoom video-conference on September 2nd 2020.

Chair: Daniel KETTIGER, University of Bern

9:00am-9:10am
Introduction by Daniel KETTIGER (Chair) (Switzerland) and Jean-Michel EYMERI-DOUZANS (EGPA President) (France)

9:10am-9:40am
Ragna AARLI(1); Wiggo STORHAUG LARSSEN(2); (1) University of Bergen, Norway); (2) Norwegian Association of Judges, Gulating Court of Appeal; "Access to Courts and the Autonomy of Court Presidents in Periods of Crisis A Covid 19-lesson from Norway"

9:40am-10:10am
Costa POPOTAS; Court of Justice of the EU; "COVID-19 and the Courts. The case of the CJEU"

10:10am-10:40am
Guy LURIE; Israel Democracy Institute; "The Israeli Judiciary During the Pandemic: Lessons Learned"

EGPA PSG IV & V - 1: EGPA Joint digital seminar of PSG IV Local Governance and Democracy and PSG V Regional and Local Government - Session 1: The reality of regional and Local diversity

Location: Zoom Meeting Room
Chair: Ellen WAYENBERG, Ghent University

Chair: Tomas BERGSTROM, Lund University

9:00am - 9:30am
Ellen WAYENBERG(1), Tomas BERGSTROM(2); (1) Ghent University, Belgium; (2) Lund University, Sweden; "Starting Zoom Meeting and Introduction"

9:30am - 10:00am
Caroline SCHLAUFER, Dilyara GAFUROVA, Ekaterina, ZHIRYAKOVA, Marina SHIKHOVA; Higher School of Economics Moscow, Russian Federation; "Narrative Strategies in A Nondemocratic Setting: Moscow’s Urban Policy Debates"

10:00am - 10:30am
Lukas THIELE; University of Potsdam, Germany; "Towards participatory policy-making? A framework for measuring e-participation adoption by local governments in the UK and Germany"

10:30am - 11:00am
Jenny RADEMANN; Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, Germany; "Varieties of process – varieties of outcome? The influence of party, anticipation and external input on intra-ministerial decision-making"

11:00am - 11:30am
Andy ASQUITH, Jeffrey McNEIL; Massey University - University of New Zeeland, New Zealand; "Middle Earth and COVID-19: Responses from two local authorities in New Zealand"

EGPA PSG III: Public Personnel Policies - Session 3 - Public Employees'Perceptions, attitudes and behaviours

Location: Zoom Meeting Room Aarhus
Chair: Lotte Bøgh ANDERSEN, Aarhus University

Maria TIGGELAAR(1), Bert GEORGE(1), Sandra GROENEVELD(2); (1) Ghent University, Belgium; (2) Leiden University, The Netherlands; "The Use of Job Resources to Reduce Red Tape: a Moderated Mediation Analysis"

Rick T. BORST; Utrecht University, The Netherlands; "Psychologization of the public workplace: The interrelations between psychological demands, psychological capital and psychological well-being of Dutch public servants"

Lorenz SCHÖNHERR, Julia THALER; Universität der Bundeswehr München, Germany; "On the Relationship between Public Service Motivation and External Networking in Public Service Delivery: Exploring the Moderating Role of Strategy and Structure"

EGPA PSG VI: Session 1 Government performance in a digital era
Location: Zoom Meeting Room
Chair: Lise RYKKJA, University of Bergen
Moderator: Lucia MARTINEZ, IIAS

10:00am - 10:10am
Lise RYKKJA, University of Bergen, "Introduction"

10:10am - 10:45am
Maike RACKWITZ, Gerhard Hammerschmid, Jessica Breaugh, Enora Palaric; Hertie School, Germany; "The salience of institutional design and leadership. Findings on case studies in the context of digital platforms";
Discussant: Koen VERHOEST (University of Antwerpen)

10:45am - 11:20am
Julia FLEISCHER, Camilla WANCKEL; University of Potsdam, Germany; "Too Many Strings Attached? The Detrimental Effects of Social Media Stress on Creativity in Policymaking";
Discussant: Marlene JUGL (Bocconi University)

11:20am - 11:50pm
Amandine LERUSSE, Steven Van de Walle; KU Leuven, Belgium; "Buying From Local Suppliers: The Role of Motivated Reasoning in Government Contracting";
Discussant: Frédérique SIX (University Antwerp)

EGPA PSG XVIII - 2: Justice and Court Administration - The COVID-19 crisis - Lessons for the Courts - Session 2 : General evaluation
Chair: Andreas LIENHARD, Center for Public Management, University of Bern

10:50-11:20
Will digital innovation stick? Victoria's Courts beyond COVID- Anne WALLACE/Kathy LASTER, Sir Zelman Cowen Centre, Victoria University, Melbourne Australia.

11:20-11:50
The Judiciary against the COVID-19 crisis: a multi-methodological analysis - Renato MÁXIMO SÁTIRO/Jessica VITORINO MARTINS/Marcos DE MORAES SOUSA (Federal University of Goias, Brazil)

11:50-12:20
The COVID-19 crisis – The new challenges before the Indian justice and court administration system. Jyoti RATTAN/Vivay RATTAN (Panjab University, Chandigarh, India)

EGPA PSG VI: Session 2 : Accountability and Legitimacy I
Location: Zoom Meeting Room
Chair: Claire DUPUY, UCLouvain
Moderator: Fabienne MARON, IIAS

12:30pm - 1:00pm
Peter TRIANTAFILLOU, Magnus HANSEN; Roskilde University, Denmark; "Accountability and legitimacy under collaborative governance: A review of the conceptual and normative debate";
Discussant: Lise RYKKJA (University of Bergen)

1:00pm - 1:30pm
Eva SØRENSEN, Jacob TORFING; RUC, Denmark; "Improving public sector accountability through collaborative governance"; Discussants: E.H. KLIJN /STEVENS V. (Eramus Rotterdam University)

1:30pm - 2:00pm
Jolien VAN DE SANDE(1), Bert DE GRAAFF(1), Diana DELNOIJ(1,2), Antoinette DE BONT(1); (1) Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands; (2) National Health Care Institute, The Netherlands; "The dynamic nature of public accountability of independent regulatory agencies: accountability in decision-making about quality regulation of Dutch emergency care";
Discussant: Jacob TORFING (Roskilde University)

2:00pm - 2:30pm
Enrico BRACCI(2), Hans-Jürgen BRUNS(1), Joost VOS(3); (1) Leibniz University Hannover, Germany; (2) University of Ferrara, Italy; (3) RONT Management Consultants, The Netherlands; "Richer Accountability: When multiple agents create responsibility for "Fighting Subversive Effects of Organized Crime";
Discussants: VAN DE SANDE; DE GRAAF; DELNOIJ J. (EUR)

IASIA Working Group III: Public Sector Reform

Location: Zoom Meeting Room 5

Chair: Randhir AULUCK, Coventry University
Chair: Benoit CATHALA, CNFTP
Moderator: César ALFONZO, IASIA/IIAS

Organizing for Public Security in the Fourth Industrial Revolution: Opportunities, Risks and Future Challenges; Eckhard SCHROETER, German University of the Police, Germany.

Fourth Industrial Revolution: A Vehicle For Increasing Access To Services, Enhancing Transparency And Combatting Corruption; Reuben Sebenzile MASANGO, Primrose Nompendulo MFENE, Nelson Mandela University, South Africa.

EGPA PSG XVIII-3: Justice and Court Administration - The COVID-19 crisis - Lessons for the Courts - Session 3 : Court Technology
Chair: Daniel KETTIGER, University of Bern

13:30-14:00
The coronavirus crisis or the proof of the usefulness, in normal times as in times of crisis, of an efficient electronic procedure - Eric DE FORMANOIR (Cour de cassation de Belgique (Supreme Court of Belgium)

14:00-14:30
The COVID-19 crisis – impacts on the working conditions of the Portuguese courts João PAULO DIAS/Conceição GOMES/PAULA CASALEIRO/Teresa MANECA LIMA (Centre for Social Studies, University of Coimbra, Portugal)

14:30-15:00
Leveraging Technology for Long-Term Change in the Courts: COVID-19 is not the disruption we wanted but it is the disruption we needed Bridget MARY MCCORMACK (Chief Justice, Michigan Supreme Court)

15:00-15:30
Structural changes to the English and Welsh Courts and Judicary post-Covid-19. John SORABJI (University College London)

EGPA Panel - New PSG: Possible Paths for a New EGPA Study Group: Education and Politics as Study Cases on Diversity and Equal Treatment in Administration
Location: Zoom Meeting Room
Chair: Anna SIMONATI, University of Trento
EGPA Panel on Administration. Diversity and Equal Treatment
Kick-Off Panel on a new EGPA Study Group on Diversity

Welcome and Introduction; Anna SIMONATI; University of Trento, Italy;

The Diversity Management in Austrian Universities: between Legal Rules and Best Practices; Esther HAPPACHER, University of Innsbruck, Austria.

The Value of a Positive Approach to Diveersity in Managerial Education : From Internationalization Strategies to Inclusive Learning Spaces; Bice Della PIANA, University of Salerno, Italy.

Women in Politics: the experience of the Autonomous Province of Bozen/Bolzano; Sara BOSCOLO; Rocco FRONDIZI (Moderator); University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy.

Intersectionality in higher education: do universities ensure equity in terms of students' participation and results?; Chiara FANTAUZZI; University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy.

Creation of new service culture and gender policies in Hungarian public administration; Agnes JENEI; National University of Public Service, Hungary.

EGPA PSG XX - PSG XXI - I: Joint Session PSG XX: Welfare State Governance and Profesionalism & PSG XXI : Policy Design and Evaluation: Session I
Location: Zoom Meeting Room

Session Chair: Tanja KLENK, University of the Federal Armed Forces Hamburg
Session Chair: Valérie PATTYN, Leiden University
Session Chair: Sonja BLUM, University of Hagen

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Childcare policy responses in the COVID-19 pandemic : Unpacking cross-country variation; Sonja BLUM(1), Ivana DOBROTIC(2); (1) University of Hagen, Germany; (2) University of Oxford;
Discussants: KNASSMULLER, EBINGER EGGENREICH, WILLEMS (WU Univeristy)

COVID-19 Lockdown from citizens'point of view; Monika KNASSMÛLLER, Falk EBINGER, Lea EGGENREICH, Jurgen WILLENS; WU Vienna, Austria;
Discussant: Anina Hanimann (University of Lucerne)

COVID-19 and sharing expertise between poeple, government and scientists - what have we learnt?; Jane LETHBRIDGE; University of Greenwich, United Kingdom.
Discussant: Valérie PATTYN (Leiden University)

Political ideology and expert advice on health policy. Evidence from a factorial survey experiment; Anina HANIMANN; University of Lucerne, Switzerland; Discussant: Jane LETHBRIDGE (University of Greenwich)

EGPA PSG XXII - BPA - Session 2a

Chair: Lars TUMMERS, Utrecht University

3:00pm - 3:20pm
De-stereotyping Public Performance Evaluation. Yixin Liu(1), Chengxin Xu(2); (1) Florida State University; (2) Seattle University;;

3:20pm - 3:40pm
Correcting Misperceptions about Societal Problems; Asmus Leth OLSEN; University of Copenhagen, Denmark.

3:40pm - 4:00pm
Negativity Bias Meets Racial Bias: Performance Data and Out-Group: Responsibility Attribution in During the 2020 COVID-19 Pandemic; Gregory Porumbescu(1), Donald Moynihan(2), Jason Anastasopoulos(3), Asmus Olsen(4); (1) Rutgers University, United States of America; (2) Georgetown University, United States of America; (3) University of Georgia, United States of America; (4) University of Copenhagen, Denmark.

4:00pm - 4:20pm
The impact of defaults and information format on guidelines implementation in healthcare; Paola CANTARELLI(1), Nicola BELLE(2), Paul BATTAGLIO(3), Chiara BARCHIELLI(4); (1) Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies, Italy; (2) Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies, Italy; (3) University of Texas at Dallas; (4) Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies, Italy.

EGPA PSG VI - GPSO - 3: EGPA PSG VI: Session 3 : Accountability and Legitimacy II

Session Chair: Peter TRIANTAFILLOU, Roskilde University
Moderator: Marco DE LA CRUZ SÁNCHEZ, International Institute of Administrative Sciences (IIAS)

Zoom meeting room: https://zoom.us/j/92381723203

3:00pm – 3:10pm
Peter TRIANTAFILLOU; Roskilde University, Denmark; ”Introduction”

3:10pm – 3:45pm
Karin FOSSHEIM; University of Oslo, Institute of Transport Economics, Norway; "Neither democratic nor failed, but skewed representation: Non-elected representatives in governance networks";
Discussant: Claire DUPUY (UCLouvain)

3:45pm – 4:20pm
Erik Hans KLIJN(1), Jose nederhand(1), Vidar Stevens(2); (1) Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands; (2) Mulier Institute Utrecht; "The necessity of collaboration in branding: analyzing the conditions for output legitimacy through qualitative comparative analysis (QCA)";
Discussant: Peter TRIANTAFILLOU (Roskilde University)

4:20pm – 5:00pm
Per LAEGREID, Lise H. RYKKJA; University of Bergen, Norway; "Accountability and inter-organizational collaboration within the state";
Discussant: Eva SØRENSEN (RUC)

EGPA PSG XVIII - 4: Justice and Court Administration - The COVID-19 crisis - Lessons for the Courts - Session 4 : Reflection and Outlook
Please register by e-mail: tania.munz@kpm.unibe.ch (until August 30, 2020)
Chair: Andreas LIENHARD, Center for Public Management, University of Bern

15:35-15:55
Lessons for the Courts – a Reflection Anne SANDERS/Marco FABRI

15:55-16:00
Closing of the conference Andreas LIENHARD

EGPA PSG XX - PSG XXI - IIa: PSG XX: Welfare State Governance and ProfesionalismSession IIa

Session Chair: Tanja KLENK, University of the Federal Armed Forces Hamburg

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The use of big data and Population Health Management approaches to monitor the care pathway of patients with severe mental health disorders : the case of Italy;Lucia FERRARA, Valeria Domenica TOZZI, Helen BANKS, Angelica ZAZZERACergas SDA Bocconi, Bocconi University, Italy; Discussant: Benjamin EWERT (University of Siegen)

Mapping meetings : The role of meetings in connecting policy and street level practices; Lianne VISSER, Radboud University, Netherlands, The, Discussant: Lucia FERRARA (Cergas SDA Bocconi, Bocconi University)

Advancing the design of welfare policy implementation : Towards a blended approach of behavorial insights and co-production; Benjamin EWERT. University Siegen, Germany; Discussant: Lianne VISSER (Radboud University)

PSG XXI: Policy Design and Evaluation - Session IIb

Session Chair: Valérie PATTYN, Leiden University
Session Chair: Sonja BLUM, University of Hagen

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Do policy actors learn from foresight? A systematic review about the conditions of learning in foresight process;
Rafaël RITONDO¹, Stéphane MOYSON¹, Sébastien BRUNET^2;¹UCLouvain, Belgium; ²ULiège, Belgium.
Discussant: GALANTI LIPPI (University of Milan)

Qualification and Global Social Policy: The Politics of Knowledge and Expertise in the Production of Poverty IndicatorsJustyna BANDOLA-GILL; University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom. Discussant: RITONDO/MOYSON/BRUNET ... (UCLouvain/ULiège)

Unexpected advisors: government research institutes and institutionalization in the Italian policy advisory system (PAS); Maria Tullia GALANTI¹, Andrea LIPPI^2,¹University of Milan, Italy; ²University of Firenze, Italy.
Discussant: Justyna BANDOLA-GILL (University of Edinburgh)

EGPA PSG XXII - BPA - Session 2b

Chair: Sharon GILAD, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

How the unsuccessful experience with digitalized public service influences government-public relationships; Xiaoqian LI¹, Ge Wang^2,¹Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China; ²Central China Normal University, China.

Work motivation appeals in public sector job advertisements: A cross-country machine-learning study, Kruyen Peter¹, Shelena KEULEMANS¹, Leisha DeHart-Davis², Rick Borst^3,¹Radboud University, Netherlands, The; ²UNC School of Government; ³Utrecht University.

Who Is The Ideal Public Sector Worker?” A Cross-Cultural Perspective on Citizens’ Perceptions of American, Dutch and South Korean Public Sector Workers; Sheeling NEO, Lars Tummers, Stephan Grimmelikhuijsen, Utrecht School of governance, Netherlands, The.

Citizens’ Acceptance of Artificial Intelligence in Public Service: Evidence from Conjoint Experiments about Permit Applications. Oliver JAMES, Susan BANDUCCI, Laszlo HORVATH, Ana BEDUSCHI, University of Exeter, United Kingdom.

IASIA Working Group IV: Sub-National Governance and Development

Location: Zoom Meeting Room 4
Chair: Amitava BASU, Centre for Environmental Management and Participatory Development
Moderator: Cesar ALFONZO, IASIA

Improving the performance of Local Economic Development Partnerships through the application of network management strategies VENTER, Carli(1); PILLAY, Pregala Solosh (2): 1The World Bank, Romania; 2: Stellenbosch University.

Between Planning, Coordinating and Experimenting: The Challenges Unleashed by the Fourth Industrial Revolution for Local Governments in France Northern Region; Thibault DELAVENNE, University of Lille (France), France.

Municipal Governance & Public Trust: Indian Scenario; BASU, Amitava, Centre for Environmental Management and Participatory Development, India.

Attaining the Sustaibable Development Goals Through Agricultural Development in Mozambique and Malawi; CHITIGA-MABUGU, Margaret Raviro (1); Fofana, Ismael (2); Mabugu, Ramos (3); Diallo, Mariam (4), 1: University of Pretoria, South Africa; 2: International Food Policy Research Institute; 3: Sol Plaatje University; 4: International Food Policy Research Institute.