ECPR Programme - Chris Hanretty

• 3630 - Description, Visualisation and
Comparison of Local Environmental
Policy Networks. Methodological
Thoughts from Two Case Studies by
Jean-Pierre LE BOURHIS (lebourhis@upicardie.fr)
• 3853 - Exploring Policy Networks
in Policy-Making: A Study of the
Added Value and the Threats of
SNA by Diederik VANCOPPENOLLE
(diederik.vancoppenolle@hogent.be)
- Simon VANDERELST (simon.vanderelst@hogent.be)
S110P279 The Dark Side of United
Nations Bureaucracy - Taking a
Closer Look at Peace Operations
• 1455 - Keeping the Peace through Bureaucratic
Power and Politics? by Joel
Gwyn WINCKLER (joel.winckler@fuberlin.de)
TRETTIN (frederik.trettin@unikonstanz.de)
- Julian JUNK (julian.l.junk@googlemail.com)
S110P385 Advancing Political Science
Education in Europe. How
can ECPR Support their Members
in their Work as Political Science
Teachers
• 2961 - How the American Political Science
Association Promotes Teaching
and Learning by Michael BRINTNALL
(brintnall@apsanet.org)
• 780 - The British Experience I.: The role
of Political Science Association (PSA)
and C-SAP in Advancing Political Science
Learning and Teaching by John
CRAIG (j.r.craig@tees.ac.uk)
• 3164 - Strategic Management in Peace
Operations. An Organizational Analysis
of Post-conflict Police Reform in
Afghanistan and Kosovo by Steffen
ECKHARD (seckhard@gppi.net)
• 3323 - Spoiling from Within: Empirical
Evidence from the UN Transitional
Administration in East
Timor by Elisabeth SCHÖNDORF
(elisabeth.schoendorf@swp-berlin.org)
• 3458 - Organised Hypocrisy or Multiple
Actors and Centres of Agency? Examining
the Competitive Arena for Normative
change Processes in the Area
of Peacekeeping by John KARLSRUD
(john.karlsrud@gmail.com)
• 540 - Bureaucratic Spoiling –
Dissent-Shirking, Obstruction, and
Sabotage in International Public
Administrations by Frederik