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1 CURRICULUM VITAE Name: Andreas Bågenholm Born: July 17, 1969, Göteborg, Sweden. Present positions: Program Manager at the Quality of Government Institute. Research fellow and senior lecturer at the Department of Political Science at the University of Gothenburg. Project Manager of ANTICORRP (EU funded FP7 project ). Co-editor of European Journal of Political Research Data Yearbook since Higher Education: PhD in Political Science Teaching/education: Responsible for the continuous development of courses in Central and East European Politics the Master thesis course in European studies since Swedish and comparative politics at the gradual level in political science since Text book on comparative politics and political systems: (2012) Styrelseskick i elva länder + EU (The political systems in eleven countries and the EU). Malmö: Liber. University of Gothenburg pedagogical team prize winner 2006 Current research: Corruption voting Politicization of corruption in election campaigns in Europe The performance of anti-corruption parties Party system development in Central and Eastern Europe with a focus on the emergence and success of new parties How Sweden became a non-corrupt society during the 19 th century. Gender and corruption

2 Organiser conference section: ECPR in Prague, September 2016: Corruption and electoral accountability: Voting behavior & electoral outcomes Organiser workshop panels: ECPR in Pisa September : Explaining the performance of new and unestablished parties. ECPR in Bordeaux, September 2013: European Party Competition and New Strategies under Societal Turbulence. Publications: Books (2012) Styrelseskick i elva länder + EU (The political systems in eleven countries and the EU). Malmö: Liber. (2008) Understanding Governmental Legislative Capacity. Harmonization of EU legislation in Lithuania and Romania. Department of Political Science, University of Gothenburg. (Dissertation thesis). Book chapters: (2015) with Nicholas Charron. Anti-Corruption Parties and Good Government, in Elites, Institutions and the Quality of Government (eds. Carl Dahlström & Lena Wängnerud). Basingstoke: Palgrave, Macmillan. (2011) Let's have a party! Centraleuropeisk partipolitik i förändring (Changes in party politics in Central Europe), in (eds. Claes G. Alvstam, Birgitta Jännebring and Daniel Naurin) I Europamissionens tjänst (In the Service of the European Mission), Forskning om Europafrågor, No 25. Göteborg: University of Gothenburg. (2010) Fortfarande annorlunda : Missnöje och partipolitisk turbulens i Centraleuropa (Still Different : Dissatisfaction and turbulence in party politics in Central Europe) in (eds. Mats Andrén & Andrea Spehar) 20 år efter järnridåns fall. Olika perspektiv på den Öst- och Centraleuropiska samhällsomvandlingen (20 years after the fall of the Iron curtain. Different perspectives on the transformation of the societies in Central Europe). Forskning om Europafrågor, No 24. Göteborg: University of Gothenburg. (2010) Att anklaga eller inte anklaga: korruption som valfråga (To accuse or not accuse: the issue of corruption in election campaigns) in (eds. Joakim Ekman & Jonas Linde) Politik, protest, populism deltagande på nya villkor (Politics, protests, populism new conditions for participation). Stockholm: Liber.

3 (2006) Enhancing Governmental Legislative Capacity? An Analysis of the Effects of Decision-making Reforms in Lithuania and Romania, in (Eds. Allan Rosenbaum and Juraj Nemec) Democratic Governance in the Central and Eastern European Countries: Challenges and Responses for the XXI Century. Bratislava: NISPAcee. (2005) The Eastern European Transitions. A Survey of the Research Fields, in (ed. Rutger Lindahl) Transition and EU-Enlargement. Economic, Legal, Political and Social Change in Eastern Europe.. Göteborg: Centre for European Research, Göteborg University. Articles (2016) with Kevin Deegan-Krause and Liam Weeks. Political data in European Journal of Political Research Political Data Yearbook (1) s (2016) with Nicholas Charron Ideology, party systems and corruption voting in European Democracies. Electoral Studies, 41: (2015) with Kevin Deegan-Krause and Liam Weeks. Political data in European Journal of Political Research Political Data Yearbook (1) s (2014) with Kevin Deegan-Krause and Rainbow Murray. Political data in European Journal of Political Research Political Data Yearbook. 53 (1) s (2014) with Nicholas Charron. Do Politics in Europe Benefit from Politicising Corruption? West European Politics. 37 (5) s (2014) Continued Party System Instability in Central and Eastern Europe. Government Gazette. (March) s (2013) with Kevin Deegan-Krause and Liam Weeks. Political data in European Journal of Political Research Political Data Yearbook. 52 (1) s (2013) Throwing the rascals out? The electoral effects of corruption allegations and corruption scandals in Europe Crime Law and Social Change, 60 (5) s (2013) The Electoral Fate and Policy Impact of Anti-Corruption Parties in Central and Eastern Europe. Human Affairs, 23 (2) s Working papers/conference papers/reports (2016) (with Stefan Dahlberg & Maria Solevid Does Party Politicization of Corruption Affect Voter Turnout? QoG Working Paper Series 2016:16 (2016) Who votes for a corrupt party? Micro correlates of corruption voting. Paper presented at the ECPR General Conference in Prague 7-10 September, 2016

4 (2016) (with Amy Alexander). Does Gender Matter? Female Politicians Engagement in Anti-Corruption Efforts. Paper presented at the Southern political Science Association annual meeting in San Juan, 7-9 January, 2016 (2016). (with Andreas Johansson Heinö). Why are the post-communist party systems not stabilizing? Paper presented at the Southern political Science Association annual meeting in San Juan, 7-9 January, (2015) Corruption and Anti-corruption in 19th Century Sweden. Paper to be presented at the Conference on the History of Anticorruption in Amsterdam, 7-9 September, (2015) Are Anti-Corruption Parties to be Trusted? Evidence from 13 cases in Central and Eastern Europe Paper presented at the 111 th APSA Annual Meeting in San Francisco, 3-6 September (2014) with Nicholas Charron. Voter Ideology, Party Systems and Corruption Voting in European Democracies. QoG Working Paper 2014:15. (2014) with Stefan Dahlberg and Maria Solevid. Does Politicization of Corruption Affect Voter Turnout? Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, Washington, DC, August (2014) Weberianism before Weber? Reforming the Swedish bureaucracy in the 19th century. Paper presented at the 21st International Conference of Europeanists, in Washington, D.C. March 14-16, (2013) with Nicholas Charron. Explaining the Emergence and Success of Parties Politicizing Corruption in Electoral Politics in Europe, presented at the MPSA 71st Annual Conference in Chicago April 11-14, (2013). Holding Politicians Accountable? The electoral effects of corruption in Europe Paper to be presented at the ECPR General Conference in Bordeaux, September 4-7, (2013). Reflections on the Revolution in Sweden. The events of 1809 and their subsequent effects on the curbing of corruption, presented at the ANTICORRP workshop in Amsterdam, 3-4 October, (2012) Vitalizing Politics? The Policy Impact of New Parties on Good Governance in Central and Eastern Europe. Paper presented at CES Conference in Boston, March 22nd- 24th, (2011) Explaining the Emergence Anti-Corruption Parties as a New Party Type: Conceptualization and Analysis, (with Nicholas Charron). Paper presented at the QoG conference in Munich December (2010) Politicizing Corruption. The electoral effects of anti-corruption rhetoric in Europe Annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, September 2-5, (2009) "Politicizing Corruption. The electoral impact of anti-corruption discourse in Europe " QoG Working Paper Series 2009:10.

5 (2008) Incentives and Disincentives for New Parties. The cases of Res Publica and New Era. Paper presented at the MPSA 66 th Annual National Conference in Chicago, April 3-6, (2007) Incentives and Disincentives for New Parties. On the Success of Res Publica in the Estonian 2003 Parliamentary Elections. Paper presented at the 4 th ECPR General Conference in Pisa, September 6-8, (2006) The dynamics of Enlargement: The Role of the EU in Candidate Countries Domestic Policy Processes. SIEPS (Swedish institute for European Policy Studies), 2006:4. (2005) Electoral Success of New Political Parties in Central- and Eastern Europe (with Andreas Johansson). Paper presented at the XIV NOPSA Conference, Reykjavik, August, (2005) Explaining Legislative Capacity. An analysis of the role of the parliaments in transposing EU-related legislation in Lithuania and Romania. Paper presented at the VII World Congress of the International Council for Central and East European Studies in Berlin, July 25 30, (2004) (with Rutger Lindahl) Utvidgningen av Europeiska Unionen ur ett politiskt perspektiv. (The enlargement of the European Union from a political perspective). Stockholm: Svenska Kommunförbundet och Landstingsförbundet. Debate articles (2013). All anledning ta Dennis Töllborg på allvar. Göteborgs-Posten, 30 november (2002). Grumliga skäl för Irakkrig. Göteborgs-Posten,3 oktober Languages: Swedish - Native speaker; English - Fluent (native level).

Curriculum Vitae Last update: June 2017

Curriculum Vitae Last update: June 2017 PERSONAL DETAILS Name: Anna Persson Date of birth: Born in Lund, Sweden, April 17 th, 1977. Gender: Female Language Skills: Swedish (mother tongue), English (fluent),