Mulder, T., & Ranchordás, S. (2020). Data Poverty: The Trojan Horse of Data Monetization. Abstract from 2020 Privacy Law Scholars Conference, Washington D.C., United States.

Allern, E. H., Hansen, V. W., Marshall, D., & Otjes, S. (2019). Organizational Ties between Interest Groups and Political Parties: Towards a Test of the Resource Exchange Model. Paper presented at Interest Group Research in Southern Europe and Beyond, Lissabon, Portugal.

Louwerse, T., & Otjes, S. (2019). Specialized Partisans: How Dutch Parliamentary Parties Divide Floor Access. Paper presented at Workshop The Politics of Legislative Debate at the Mannheimer Zentrum für Europäische Sozialforschung, Mannheim, Germany.

van der Veer, H., & Otjes, S. (2019). A House Divided Against Itself: how what parties think about the powers of the European Parliament affects how they vote in the European Parliament. Paper presented at ECPR Standing Group on Parliaments Conference , Leiden, Netherlands.

Allern, E. H., Hansen, V. W., Marshall, D., & Otjes, S. (2019). Organizational Ties between Interest Groups and Political Parties: Towards a Test of the Resource Exchange Model . Paper presented at EPSA General Conference, Belfast, United Kingdom.

Willumsen, D. M., & Otjes, S. (2019). The Price of Power Coalition Government and public spending in the Netherlands. Paper presented at ECPR Standing Group on Parliaments Conference , Leiden, Netherlands.

Otjes, S. (2019). Waar staan lokale partijen? de ideologische positionering van lokale partijen. Paper presented at Politicologenetmaal, Antwerpen, Belgium.

Braaksma, L. (2019). The Programmatic Approach: Future Proof?. Poster session presented at Jaarvergadering Vereniging voor Bestuursrecht (VAR), Utrecht, .

Otjes, S., & Louwerse, T. (2019). Populist Opposition: a comparative approach to the opposition styles of populist parties. Paper presented at ECPR Joint Sessions, Mons , Belgium.

Braaksma, L. (2019). The Programmatic Approach: Future Proof?. Poster session presented at VMR Actualiteitendag 2019, Utrecht, .

Zeegers, N., & Swai, I. L. (2019). Who are you speaking for? Practical Problems and Inconsistencies Encountered by Special Seat Councillors in Tanzanian Local Councils. Paper presented at EC Politics & Gender Conference, Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Otjes, S., & Katsanidou, A. (2018). How has the European sovereign debt crisis changed the party space in Europa?. Paper presented at ECPR Joint Sessions , Nicosia, Cyprus.

Tassenaar, P. (2018). Development of regional variety in the Netherlands. Paper presented at European Social Science History Conference, Belfast, United Kingdom.

Otjes, S., & Krouwel, A. (2018). Competition on the right: a comparison of the voters of the Freedom Party and Forum for Democracy. Paper presented at Politicologenetmaal, Leiden, Netherlands.

Allern, E. H., Klüver, H., Marshall, D., Otjes, S., & Poguntke, T. (2018). Conceptualizing and measuring party-interest group relationships. Paper presented at ECPR General Conference Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany.

Otjes, S., & Willumsen, D. M. (2018). Government alternation and the quality of democracy. Paper presented at EPSA General Conference, Vienna, Austria.

Allern, E. H., Klüver, H., Marshall, D., Otjes, S., Rasmussen, A., & Witko, C. (2018). Lobbying partners or strangers? Explaining the interaction between political parties and interest groups. Paper presented at ECPR General Conference Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany. https://ecpr.eu/Events/PaperDetails.aspx?PaperID=40622&EventID=115

van de Wardt, M., & Otjes, S. (2018). New parties for all: the effect of ideological incongruence on new party formation in Western democracies. Paper presented at ECPR General Conference Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany. https://ecpr.eu/Events/PaperDetails.aspx?PaperID=40828&EventID=115

Louwerse, T., & Otjes, S. (2018). The politics of agreements: rules and norms in legislative-executive relations in the Netherlands. Paper presented at ECPR General Conference Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany.

Bex-Reimert, V. M. (2017). Local solutions for stranded migrants?. Abstract from 2017 EISS Conference , Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Gantchev, V., & Vonk, G. (2017). The (working) poor: between residual welfare regimes and minimum income floors. Paper presented at 3rd Labour Law Research Network Conference, Toronto, Canada.

Otjes, S., & Timmermans, A. (2017). Populism and opposition party behaviour in Netherlands. Paper presented at ECPR Standing Group on Parliaments, Basel, Switzerland.

Karapetian, G. (2017). Uniformity and Diversity: A Confrontation between French and Dutch Thought on Citizenship. Paper presented at Third Annual Illinois-Bologna Conference on Constitutional History: Comparative Perspectives, Bologna, Italy.

Bruijn, L. M., & Vols, M. (2017). Upperdogs Versus Underdogs: Judicial Review of Administrative Drug-Related Closures in the Netherlands. Poster session presented at Annual Conference on Empirical Legal Studies, Ithaca, United States.

Roorda, B. (2016). Hoe om te gaan met Pegida-demonstraties: Controversiële uitingen en vijandig publiek bij demonstraties. Paper presented at Jaarcongres onderzoeksprogramma Public Trust and Public Law "Vertrouwen in de lokale rechtsstaat: nieuwe idealen en perspectieven", Netherlands.

Roorda, B. (2016). (IN)TOLERANCE FOR INTOLERANT PROTEST: Content-based restrictions on protests: desirable?. Paper presented at Graduiertenkolleg DIA, Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Brink, B., & Marseille, A. (2016). Contentment of litigants with the procedure at a higher court. Paper presented at European Group for Public Administration (EGPA 2016), Utrecht, Netherlands.

Hesselman, M. (2016). Is there a right to international assistance in times of disaster in international (human rights) law?. Paper presented at International Conference on Human Rights and Disasters, Rome, Italy.

Berro Pizzarossa, L. (2016). Global survey of national constitutions: mapping constitutional commitments on sexual and reproductive health and rights.

Winter, H., & Schuldink, D. (2016). Governance in the earthquake area and the Energy Port Region Groningen: Public-private partnerships as a panacea for a sustainable future?. Paper presented at The Sixth Biennial Conference of the ECPR Standing Group on Regulatory Governance, Tilburg, Netherlands.

Karapetian, G. (2016). Het personenverkeer van Nederlanders binnen het Koninkrijk nader beschouwd: Over de invloed van het Europees burgerschap. Paper presented at Jonge Onderzoekersdag 2016, Den Haag, Netherlands.

Rachovitsa, A. (2016). Is ICANN Using Public International Law as a Panacea for Internet Governance Issues?. Paper presented at ILA British Branch Spring Conference 2016 - Non-State Actors and Changing Relations in International Law, Lancaster, United Kingdom.

Bruijn, L. M. (2016). Judicial Behavior And The War On Drugs In The Dutch Real Estate Sector: A quantitative analysis of Dutch litigation regarding drug-related closures . Paper presented at 3rd Annual International and Comparative Urban Law Conference, Hong Kong, Hong Kong.

Bex-Reimert, V. M., Brink, B., & gerritsen, W. (2016). Kwaliteitsbewaking onder de nieuwe Jeugdwet. Paper presented at Jaarcongres onderzoeksprogramma public trust and public law, Groningen, .

Rachovitsa, A. (2016). “Legislation” by Technology while International Law Looks Away? The Internet Standardisation Bodies as Guardians of Online Privacy. Paper presented at 2016 ESIL Research Forum – ‘The Making of International Law', Istanbul , Turkey.

Prakken, H. (2016). On how AI & Law can help autonomous systems obey the law: a position paper. Paper presented at AI for Justice, Den Haag, Netherlands. http://www.ai.rug.nl/~verheij/AI4J/program.php

Bex-Reimert, V. M., Brink, B., Tolsma, H., & Gerritsen, W. (2016). Supervision as a risk for transparancy? An explorative study of the Dutch system of youth care. Paper presented at European Group for Public Administration (EGPA 2016), Utrecht, Netherlands.

Groote, P. D., & Tassenaar, P. (2015). Dynamics of the urban penalty in Fryslân, 1850-1900: Paper prepared for the Eighth Day of Historical Demography, Dec. 11, 2015, Groningen, The Netherlands. 1-27.

van der Bles, A. M., Kanis, B., Otjes, S., & Postmes, T. (2015). Zeitgeist predicts protest voting. Abstract from 2015 ASPO Conference, Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Winter, H., & Boxum, C. (2015). Beter contact bij boetes? Over ‘procedural justice’ in boetebezwaarprocedures bij het ministerie van SZW.

van der Bles, A. M., Kanis, B., Otjes, S., & Postmes, T. (2015). Zeitgeist predicts protest voting. Abstract from Political Psychology conference, Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Brink, B., & Marseille, A. (2015). The New Case Management Procedure at the Administrative Law Courts in the Neteherlands. Paper presented at European Group for Public Administration (EGPA 2015), Toulouse, France.

Allern, H., Bale, T., & Otjes, S. (2015). Drifting Apart but not divorced? Relationships between Centre-Left Parties and Trade Unions in Established Democracies. Paper presented at Annual Conference of the European Political Science Association, Vienna, Austria.

Otjes, S. (2015). Explaining Patterns of Wholesale and Partial Alteration in Cabinet Composition. Paper presented at Annual Conference of the European Political Science Association, Vienna, Austria.

Bex-Reimert, V. M. (2015). Stories and arguments in refugee law.

Otjes, S. (2015). Beyond Kriesiland: The Relationship between economic, cultural & European issues in Europe after the European sovereign debt crisis. Paper presented at Politicologenetmaal 2015, Maastricht, Netherlands.

Flegar, V. (2015). Can "extreme poverty" protect against refoulement? Economic refugees in the light of recent case law of the European Court of Human Rights. 1-13. Paper presented at Human Rights Law Centre Annual Student Conference "Migration and Human Rights: Perception v Reality" , Nottingham, United Kingdom. http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/hrlc/documents/student-conference-2015/veronika-flegar-paper.pdf

Tolsma, H. D., & de Graaf, K. J. (2015). Bending the rules: A Dutch approach to improving the flexible application of environmental standards . Paper presented at European Group for Public Administration (EGPA 2014), Speyer, Germany.

Tolsma, H. D., & de Graaf, K. J. (2015). Bending the rules: A Dutch approach to improving the flexible application of environmental standards . European Group for Public Administration (EGPA 2014), Speyer, Germany.

Bex-Reimert, V. M., Brink, B., & Tolsma, H. (2015). Discretionary power in the Domain of Youth Care: A juridical and policy analysis on the new Dutch act on youth care. Paper presented at European Group for Public Administration (EGPA 2015), Toulouse, France.