L: Regulation and Governance

Friday, June 24, 2016

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9:00 AM-10:30 AM


L-01
Does Corporate Size Still Matter? Comparative Perspectives on the Politics of Economic Concentration
L: Regulation and Governance

Discussant: David Reinecke, Princeton University
Session Organizer: Sebastian Billows, Sciences Po

Participants:
The Industrial Champion: A Historical Perspective on a Competition Model in the French Industry
Scott Viallet-Thevenin, Sciences Po
Are Big Supermarket Chains Good for the Economy? The Regulation of Concentration in the French Retail Sector
Sebastian Billows, Sciences Po
“Unite Yourselves but Do Not Cartel”: European Business Associations As the Hidden Roots of Trusts?
Sylvain Laurens, EHESS
The Impaired Economization of European Antitrust: The Quarrel over the “Effects-Based Approach” in European Competition Policy
Timur Ergen, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies; Sebastian Kohl, Uppsala University

10:45 AM-12:15 PM


L-02
Future(s) of Distributed Governance
L: Regulation and Governance

Discussant: Elizabeth Popp Berman, University at Albany, SUNY
Session Organizer: Elisabeth Clemens, University of Chicago

Participants:
Reinventing Public/Private Governance
Elisabeth Clemens, University of Chicago
Governing Universities in a Digital Era
Mitchell Stevens, Stanford University; Alexander Kindel, Stanford University
Partnering with the Strong but Blind State: How Civic Associations Co-Create Policy While Implementing the Affordable Care Act
Josh Pacewicz, Brown University
Reconstructing Technocracy in the Era of Privatization
Michael McQuarrie, London School of Economics

4:15 PM-5:45 PM


L-03
Legal Intermediaries in Organizations: The Active and Moral Dimensions of Compliance Process
L: Regulation and Governance

Discussant: John W. Cioffi, University of California, Riverside
Session Organizer: Jerome Pelisse, CSO Sciences Po CNRS

Participants:
Legal Intermediaries As Moral Actors
Jerome Pelisse, CSO Sciences Po CNRS
Data Breach, Privacy, and Cyber Liability Insurance: How Insurance Companies Act As “Compliance Managers” for Businesses
Shauhin Talesh, University of California, Irvine School of Law
Cop or Consigliere? The Dilemmas of In-House Counsels in the French Retail Business
Sebastian Billows, CSO Sciences Po CNRS

Saturday, June 25, 2016

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9:00 AM-10:30 AM


L-04
Legal Intermediaries in Organization, Morality Between France and USA
L: Regulation and Governance

Session Organizer: Jerome Pelisse, CSO Sciences Po CNRS

Participants:
Human Resource Professionals As Legal Intermediaries: Family Responsabilities Discrimination and the Transformation of Meaning Across Overlapping Organizational Field
Robin Stryker, University of Arizona; Krista Frederico, University of Arizona; Heidi Reynolds-Stenson, University of Arizona
“Doing the Right Thing” or “Impacting the Bottom-Line”? Diversity Managers, Business Imperatives and Moral Concerns in US and French Global Companies
Laure Bereni, Centre Maurice Halbwachs, CNRS
Legal Intermediaries and the Making of Pesticides Victims Mobilizations in California and France
Jean-Noël Jouzel, Centre de sociologie des organisations, Sciences Po CNRS; Giovanni Prete, Université Paris 13, IRIS

L-05
Foundations of Governance: Historical & Analytical Perspectives, Normative Consequences
L: Regulation and Governance


Participants:
Ideals of Society and Administration: How Shifting Alliances Laid the Cornerstone of the Continental Welfare State
Pierre-Christian Fink, Columbia University
Marriage Regulation As State Building
Alexander Roehrkasse, UC Berkeley
Mineral Rights and Wrongs: Contemporary Oil and Gas Leasing Contracts As Artifacts of Social Inequalities
Daniel N. Kluttz, UC Berkeley

10:45 AM-12:15 PM


L-06
Foundations of Governance: Ideational & Normative Dimensions
L: Regulation and Governance


Participants:
Defining and Achieving Good Governance
Shann Turnbull, New Garden Cities Alliance
Flexible Governance and Perceived Fairness
Atul Pokharel, Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs, Brown University
The Revealed Ontology of Markets
Paul Christopher Lewis, University of Birmingham

2:30 PM-4:00 PM


L-07
Financial Regulation: The Construction & Control of Risk
L: Regulation and Governance


Participants:
Politics of Regulatory Reform: The Enactment of Dodd-Frank
Basak Kus, Wesleyan University
Central Banking, Organizational Learning and Governance of Financial Stability Policy: An Agency-Based and Process-Oriented Analysis
Mustafa Yagcı, Koc University
Resilience Governmentality: The Genealogical Origins of Systemic Risk Regulation in the United States from the New Deal to the Dodd-Frank Act of 2010
Onur Ozgode, Institute for Global Law & Policy, Harvard Law School
More THAN a Econometric Reason: The Simbolic Domination of Financial Risk
Ana Carolina Bichoffe, Universidade Federal de São Carlos

L-08
Economic Governance: Challenges, Impediments, & Imperatives
L: Regulation and Governance


Participants:
The Political Economy of Inflation Measurement
Daniel Mügge, University of Amsterdam / AISSR
Politics and Economic Policy Mis-Learning: Political Systems As Bad Learners of Economic Policy
James Mosher, Ohio University
Dynamics of Decentralization Reform Process and New System of Governace in a Development Context: The Case of Turkey
Osman Savaskan, Marmara University/ Turkey
Mexican Elites and the (Re-)Production of Inequality
Alice Krozer, University of Stanford
Explaining Variation in Public Debt: A Quantitative Analysis of the Effects of Governance.
Andreas Eisl, Sciences Po (MaxPo & CEE)

4:15 PM-5:45 PM


L-09
Marketization: Political Projects & Ideational Dimensions
L: Regulation and Governance


Participants:
Legitimacy Constraints and Strategic Interdependence Between Political Authorities and Independent Authorities in the Electricity-Market Regulation
Thomas Reverdy, Grenoble Institut of Technology
To Command and Commodify: Power and the Marketization of Environmental Regulation
Chris Rea, UCLA
Marketcraft: What Does It Really Take to Make a Market Work?
Steven K. Vogel, University of California, Berkeley
Quantifying, Economizing, and Marketizing: Democratizing the Social Sphere?
Andrea Mennicken, London School of Economics and Political Science; Peter Miller, London School of Economics and Political Science; Liisa Kurunmäki, London School of Economics and Political Science

Sunday, June 26, 2016

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9:00 AM-10:30 AM


L-11
Financial Regulation & Its Discontents: International & Domestic Aspects
L: Regulation and Governance


Participants:
Corporate Tax Avoidance and Evasion and Its Effect on Development; Forms of Corporate Tax Avoidance, What Has Been Done, to What Effect, Why so Little Has Been Done and What Can be Done?
Ashish Singh, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, India; Hardik Seth, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
Moral Standards and Means of Political Control in the New Era of Central Banking
Clement Fontan, Universite de Montreal
Transparency and Financial Regulation in the Age of Terror
Anna Hanson, Northwestern

10:45 AM-12:15 PM


L-12
Economic Governance & Its Reform in Europe
L: Regulation and Governance


Participants:
The Governance of Labor Market Politics through Street Level Organizations –
Peter Kupka, Institute for Employment Research; Christopher Osiander, Institute for Employment Research (IAB)
The Rise of "Evidence Based Bureaucracies" Economic Knowledge in Health Policy in the UK and France
Daniel Benamouzig, Sciences Po CNRS; Magali Robelet, Université Lyon 2; Jerome Minonzio, Université Lyon 3
Why Market-Making Interactions Between States and Firms Fail Despite Aligned Interests and Ideas: Organizing the Hungarian Mortgage Market As a Socio-Technical Process
Lena Pellandini-Simanyi, Università della Svizzera Italiana (USI, University of Lugano); Zsuzsanna Vargha, MIT