Research Conference "Assessing representative democracy, the democratic deficit & institutional reform"

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Panel I: Systemic Reforms of National Democracy – Successes and Failures

The more vetoes the better? On the ambiguous relationship between veto players and democratic reform in consensus democracies
Kristof Jacobs

Strengthening democracy by means of constitutional pluralism?
Marcus Hahn-Lorber

Democratic theory and citizen participation: Democracy models in the evaluation of public participation in science and technology
Peter Biegelbauer, Janus Hansen

Direct democracy and federalism:  What can Austria learn from Switzerland?
Reinhard Neck, Dieter Fellner


Panel II: Assessing the Democratic Quality and Performance of Representative Democracy and Its Institutions

The basic concept for the democracy ranking of the quality of democracy
David F. J. Campbell, Thorsten D. Barth

Democracy in Austria now, then and in the future: a comparative view through statistical lenses and mass surveys
Jan Kutylowski

Do we have adequate theoretical and empirical bases to assess representative democracy in Austria?
Christoph Konrath

Between joint project, institutional bargaining and symbolic politics: initiatives for federalism reform in Germany, Austria and Switzerland
Florian Grotz, Klaus Poier

Panel III: Political Parties and the Democratic Deficit – Reforming Party-based Democracy

Party organization and party democracy: representation in the European Parliament and the national governments
William T. Daniel

Examining the impact of institutional openness on patterns of political participation
Henrik Serup Christensen

Improving democracy through citizens’ deliberation
Irena Fiket, Vincenzo Memoli

Politicaltrust in new European democracies – implications for established democracies like Austria
Daniela Braun



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