Internationale Tagung: Demokratisches und undemokratisches Sprechen. Das Parlament als Demokratie in Aktion Democratic and undemocratic language. The parliament as democracy in action

Programm

• Begrüßung

  Susanne Janistyn-Novák
  Parlamentsvizedirektorin

• Panel 1: Democracy in parliament

  Chair:
  Gisela Riescher
  University of Freiburg, Germany

  Eva Kreisky: Die Erfindung des Parlamentarismus. Re-Lektüre von Theoriedebatten der 1920er und 1930er Jahre
  University of Vienna, Austria

  Nicolas Bechter: Das Parlament in der politikwissenschaftlichen Forschung
  University of Vienna, Austria

  Kari Palonen: Parliamentary Thinking as a Political Ideal Type
  University of Jyväskylä, Finland

  Teemu Häkkinen: Parliamentary attitudes towards transnational Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe in Britain, 1948-1949
  University of Jyväskylä, Finland

• Panel 2: Democracy in parliament

  Chair:
  Karin Bischof
  University of Vienna, Austria

  Miina Kaarkoski: Conceptualization of ‘democracy’ in the German Bundestag during the antinuclear demonstrations in 1995-1998
  University of Jyväskylä, Finland

  Ratih D. Adiputri: Parliament and the development of democracy: a case study of Indonesia
  University of Jyväskylä, Finland

  Marion Löffler: Practicing democracy in plenary debates: Theoretical considerations
  University of Vienna, Austria

• Panel 3: Parliamentary debates

  Chair:
  Marion Löffler
  University of Vienna, Austria

  Cornelia Ilie: Ritualized patterns of linguistic stereotyping in parliamentary rhetoric
  Zayed University, Abu Dhabi, UAE

  Maria Stopfner: Female Heckling and Heckling Females in the Austrian National Council
  University of Innsbruck, Austria

  Susanne Wein: Antisemitismus im deutschen Reichstag. Judenfeindliche Sprache in der Politik der Weimarer Republik
  Freie Universität Berlin, Germany

• Panel 4: Constructions of the demos

  Chair: Werner Bergmann, TU Berlin, Germany

  Ingrid Metzler: "Dem deutschen Volk": Imaginaries of publics, people, and populations in the German debate on Pre-implantation genetic diagnosis
  University of Vienna, Austria

  Karin Bischof: Zur diskursiven Konstruktion des Demos in Parlamentsdebatten
  University of Vienna, Austria

  Edma Ajanovic/Stefanie Mayer: How "the people" become one. Analysing contradictive constructions of "others" at the heart of the right-wing populist/extremist "we"
  University of Vienna, Austria

  Ville Häkkinen: (Re)Describing the Nation: Anti-Semitism as a tool of Nation-Building in the Hungarian Numerus Clausus debates, 1920–1928
  University of Jyväskylä, Finland

• Panel 5: Post-fascist democracy 1

  Chair
  Nicolas Bechter
  University of Vienna, Austria

  Brigitte Bailer: All the same? Austria’s dealing with the victims of Austro-Fascism and National Socialism since 1945
  University of Vienna, Austria

  Kathrin Braun: Constructing the deserving victim: Coming to terms (or not) with the Nazi persecution of the so-called "asocials" in Germany
  University of Vienna, Austria

  Karin Liebhart: Talking about the undemocratic past – discursive strategies and realizations
  University of Vienna, Austria

• Panel 6: Post-fascist democracy 2

  Chair:
  Eva Kreisky
  University of Vienna, Austria

  Margit Reiter: Antisemitismus und (Nicht)Thematisierung der Shoah im "Ehemaligen"-Milieu
  University of Vienna, Austria

  Siegfried Göllner: Verlaufsskizzen politischer und popularer Diskurse zur Entnazifizierung in Österreich 1945-57
  University of Salzburg, Austria

  Matthias Falter: "Sammlung der Mitte". Diskursive Neupositionierung von "Ehemaligen" in der Demokratie
  University of Vienna, Austria