Conference Papers
Köker, Philipp, Hönnige, Christoph & Aumann, Malte (2021). Legislative Chamber Design, Regime Type and Democracy. IPSA World Congress, Lissabon, 10. - 14. Juli. 2021 (accepted)
Rothmayr, Christine, Christoph Hönnige, Sylvain Brouard and Philipp Meyer (2020): Institutional Friction in High Court Policy Agendas: Comparing France, Canada and Germany, Paper presented at General Conference of the European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR), Section: Law and Courts, Panel: Legal Mobilization: Patterns and Consequences, Virtual Conference, August 2020
Brouard, Sylvain, Patrick LeBihan and Christoph Hönnige (2019): Representative Democracy, Countermajoritarian Rulings and Attitudes toward Constitutional Courts - Experimental evidence on the effects of Court rulings in France, European Political Science Association (EPSA) 2019 - Belfast. 9th Annual Conference, 20-22 June 2019
Garwe, Christoph, Benjamin G. Engst, Yannick G. Stawicki and Hönnige, Christoph (2019): Turning the Clock: Legislative Time as a Strategy in Bicameral Bargaining, 77th Midwest Political Science Association (MPSA), Panel: We can Work it Out: Parties in Parliaments, Chicago, 7. April 2019.
Garwe, Christoph, Benjamin G. Engst, Yannick G. Stawicki and Hönnige, Christoph (2019): Turning the Clock: Legislative Time as a Strategy in Bicameral Bargaining, European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR) Joint Sessions of Workshops, Workshop: Oppositional Parties as Strategic Actors in Parliament, Université Catholique de Louvain, Mons (Belgien), 9. April 2019
Garwe, Christoph, Benjamin G. Engst, Yannick G. Stawicki and Hönnige, Christoph (2019): Turning the Clock: Legislative Time as a Strategy in Bicameral Bargaining, 9th Annual European Political Science Association (EPSA), Panel: Legislator Behaviour, Belfast, 22. Juni 2019.
Garwe, Christoph, Benjamin G. Engst, Yannick G. Stawicki and Hönnige, Christoph (2019): Turning the Clock: Legislative Time as a Strategy in Bicameral Bargaining, ECPR Standing Group on Parliaments Conference, Panel: 1A. Parliamentary Behaviour, Leiden University (Niederlande), 28. Juni 2019.
Garwe, Christoph, Benjamin G. Engst, Yannick G. Stawicki and Hönnige, Christoph (2019): Turning the Clock: Legislative Time as a Strategy in Bicameral Bargaining, Norddeutsches Kolloquium Sozialwissenschaften (NKS), Universität Bremen, 6. Juli 2018.
Hönnige, Christoph, Dominic Nyhuis, Philipp Köker, Philipp Meyer and Susumu Shikano (2019): Leave means leave: The link between MPs Brexit position and newspaper mentions, Paper presented at ECPR Standing Group Conference 2019. Advances in the Empirical and Theoretical Study of Parliaments, 26–28 September 2019, University of Konstanz
Meyer, Philipp and Christoph Hönnige (2016): Constitutional Review in Europe: Institutional Developments from 1995 to 2015 in the EU-28, General Conference of the European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR), Section: Law and Courts, Panel: Domestic Courts: Decision-making and Policy Implementation (P102), University of Prague, September 9, 2016
Alexandrova, Petya, Christoph Hönnige and Diana Panke (2015): The Logic behind Institutionalised Expertise Provision in the European Union Paper presented at the 9th ECPR General Conference, Université de Montréal, Montreal, 26 - 29 August 2015
Hönnige, Christoph, Benjamin G. Engst, Thomas Gschwend, Caroline E. Wittig (2014): The German Constitutional Court as Veto Player: Composition, Decisions and the Absorption Hypothesis. ECPR General Conference, Glasgow, 3.-6.9.2014.
Hönnige, Christoph, Thomas Gschwend, Caroline E. Wittig, Benjamin G. Engst (2014): The German Constitutional Court: Conceptualizing an Innovative Database. APSA Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, 28.-31.8.2014.
Hönnige, Christoph, Thomas Gschwend, Benjamin G. Engst, Caroline E. Wittig (2014): The German Federal Constitutional Court as a Veto Player: Composition, Decisions, and the Absorption Hypothesis. IPSA World Congress, Montreal, 19.-24.7.2014.
Engst, Benjamin G., Caroline E. Wittig, Christoph Hönnige, Thomas Gschwend (2014): Validating own Interests through Invalidating: Judges Shaping Policy. EPSA Annual General Conference, Edinburgh, 19.-21.6.2014.
Engst, Benjamin G., Caroline E. Wittig, Thomas Gschwend, Christoph Hönnige (2013): Courts as Veto Players: A Game-Theoretic Model. Themengruppe „Politik und Recht“ und der Sektion „Regierungssystem und Regieren in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland“ der DVPW, Hamburg, 15.-16.11.2013.
Rothmayr, Christine, Christoph Hönnige, Sylvain Brouard (2013): Comparing High Court Policy Agendas: Germany, France and Canada. ECPR General Conference, Bordeaux, 4.-7.9.2013.
Engst, Benjamin G., Caroline E. Wittig, Christoph Hönnige, Thomas Gschwend (2013): Courts as Veto Players: A game-theoretic model. Presented at: ECPR General Conference, Bordeaux, 4.-7.9.2013.
Engst, Benjamin G., Caroline E. Wittig, Christoph Hönnige, Thomas Gschwend (2013): Courts as Veto Players: A Game-Theoretic Model. Gründungstagung Themengruppe „Politik und Recht“ der DVPW, Jena, 21.-23.6.2013.
Engst, Benjamin G., Caroline E. Wittig, Christoph Hönnige, Thomas Gschwend (2013): Courts as Veto Players: A game-theoretic model. Presented at: ECPR Joint Sessions, Mainz, 11.-16.3.2013.
Hönnige, Christoph, Diana Panke (2012): Voice Without Vote? Comparing the Influence of Consultative Committees in the Legislative Process of the European Union. APSA Annual Meeting, New Orleans, 30.8.-3.9.2012.
Engst, Benjamin G., Christoph Hönnige (2012): Reaching the Mountains Peak: Judicialization and its Limits in France. APSA Annual Meeting, New Orleans, 30.8.-3.9.2012.
Engst, Benjamin G., Christoph Hönnige (2012): Reaching the Mountains Peak: Judicialization and its Limits in France. EPSA Annual General Conference, Berlin, 21.-23.6.2012.
Engst, Benjamin G., Christoph Hönnige (2012): Stone-Sweet, Vanberg and the Abstract Review Procedure Revisited: Findings from the French Conseil Constitutionnel. IPSA World Congress, Madrid, 8.-12.7.2012.
Gollub, Julia, Christoph Hönnige, Diana Panke (2012): Voice without Vote – Comparing the Impact of CoR and EESC on National and Supranational Positions in the EU’s Multi-level Governance. IPSA World Congress, Madrid, 8-12.7.2012.
Sinram, Sarah, Christioph Hönnige, (2012): Thwarting the Government – Abstract Judicial Review as Minority Right in Europe. ECPR Joint Sessions, Antwerp, 10 – 15.4.2012.
Hönnige, Christoph, Diana Panke (2012): Voice Without Vote? The Role of Consultative Committees in the Global Information Age. International Studies Association, San Diego, 1.-4.4.2012
Hönnige, Christoph/ Diana Panke (2012): Voice without vote? Comparing the influence of consultative committees in European Union negotiations. CES Conference, Boston, 22-24.3.2012.
Hönnige, Christoph/Diana Panke (2011): Voice Without Vote? Comparing the Influence of the Committee of Regions and the European Economic and Social Committee in the European Union. Sektionstagung IB der DVPW, München, 7.-9-10.2011.
Hönnige, Christoph, Catherine Cleophas (2011): Rules and preferences: Understanding the use of the vote of confidence procedure with agent based modelling. ECPR General Conference, Reykjavik, 24.-27.8.2011.
Hönnige, Christoph, Sylvain Brouard (2011): Constitutional courts and democracy: varying patterns of courts role in democratic transition, consolidation and breakdown. ECPR General Conference, Reykjavik, 24.-27.8.2011.
Hönnige, Christoph, Diana Panke (2011): Voice Without Vote? Comparing the Influence of the Committee of Regions and the European Economic and Social Committee in the European Union. EUSA Twelfth Biennial International Conference, Boston, 3-5.3.2011.
Hönnige, Christoph, Sylvain, Brouard (2011): Constitutional courts and democracy: varying patterns of courts role in democratic transition, consolidation and breakdown. ECPR & IPSA Joint Conference, Sao Paolo, 16.-19.2.2011.
Hönnige, Christoph (2010): Europäische Hochschulpolitik, Verwaltungsmodernisierung und die Veränderung in der Hochschulsteuerung durch die Länder. DVPW Sektionstagung Verwaltung und Policy-Analyse, Potsdam, 05.11. – 06.11.2010.
Hönnige, Christoph, Sylvain, Brouard (2010): Constitutional Courts as Veto Players – Composition Rules and the Absorption Hypothesis. DVPW Sektionstagung Vergleichende Politikwissenschaft, Duisburg, 20.-22.9.2010.
Hönnige, Christoph, Sylvain, Brouard (2010): Constitutional Courts as Veto Players – Composition Rules and the Absorption Hypothesis. IPSA Research Committee 09 Interim Meeting, Bologna, 21.-23.6.2010.
Hönnige, Christoph, Sylvain, Brouard (2010): Constitutional Courts as Veto Players – Composition Rules and the Absorption Hypothesis. MPSA Annual Conference, Chicago, 22.-25.4.2010.
Hönnige, Christoph (2009): Constitutional Courts and the Challenges they present to Comparative Politics. ECPR General Conference, Potsdam, 10.-13.9.2009
Hönnige, Christoph (2009): Constitutional Courts and the Challenges they present to Comparative Politics. IPSA Annual Conference, Santiago de Chile, 13.-16.7.2009.
Hönnige, Christoph (2008): Impliziter Verfassungswandel im Mehrebenensystem durch die Änderung der höchstrichterlichen Verfassungsinterpretation. Dreiländertagung von DVPW, ÖGPW und SVPW, Osnabrück, 21-23.11.2008.
Hönnige, Christoph (2007): Welche Fälle sind ähnlich und welche unähnlich? Fallauswahl bei Small N Research Designs. Jahrestagung AK Methoden der Politikwissenschaft der DVPW, Kassel, 11.-12.5.2007.
Heeß, Katja, Christoph Hönnige (2006): Risiken und Nebenwirkungen von Vetospielerreferenden – Warum Chirac das Verfassungsreferendum verloren hat. Jahrestagung des AK Handlungs- und Entscheidungstheorie der DVPW, Bad Bevensen, 9.-10.6.2006.
Hönnige, Christoph (2005): Verfassungsgerichte als Waffe der Opposition – Lektionen aus Deutschland und Frankreich. Jahrestagung des AK Handlungs- und Entscheidungstheorie der DVPW, Mannheim 24.-25.6.2005.
Hönnige, Christoph (2006): The Composition of Constitutional Courts and the Effects on Judicial Decisions in Europe. Law and Society Association Annual Meeting, Baltimore, 6-9.7.2006.
Hönnige, Christoph (2006): Oppositional Litigation Strategies in France and Germany. Law and Society Association Annual Meeting, Baltimore, 6-9.7.2006.
Hönnige, Christoph 2005): Constitutional Courts as an Oppositional Weapon. Lessons from France and Germany. ECPR General Conference, Budapest, 8-10.9.2005.
Döring, Herbert, Christoph Hönnige (2005): Vote of Confidence Procedure and Gesetzgebungsnotstand: Two Tooth- and Clawless German Tigers of Governmental Agenda Control. ECPR Joint Sessions, Granada, 14-19.4.2005.
Hönnige, Christoph (2004): Die Entscheidungen von Verfassungsgerichten – ein Spiegel ihrer Zusammensetzung? AK Handlungs- und Entscheidungstheorie der DVPW, Bamberg, 9.-10.7.2004.
Hönnige, Christoph (2003): Das Spannungsdreieck von Verfassungsgericht, Regierung und Opposition, Rechtsforschung als disziplinenübergreifende Herausforderung. Berliner Arbeitskreis Rechtswirklichkeit, Halle, 2.-3.6.2003.
ECPR General Conference Glasgow, 3.-6.9.2014
Sylvain Brouard/Christoph Hönnige
Section: S036: Law, Courts and Judicial Politics
IPSA 23. World Congress Montréal, 3.-6.9.2014
Benjamin G. Engst/Christoph Hönnige
Panel: Constitutional Courts and Veto Player Theory: Theoretical and Empirical Match or Mismatch?
ECPR General Conference Bordeaux, 4.-7.9.2013
Sylvain Brouard/Christoph Hönnige
Section: S27: Law, Courts and Judicial Politics
ECPR Joint Sessions, Mainz 2013, 11-16.3.2013
Julio Rios-Figueroa/ Christoph Hönnige
Workshop: The Judiciary and the Quality of Democracy in Comparative Perspective
APSA, New Orleans, 30.8.-3.9.2012
Christoph Hönnige
Panel: Constitutional Courts as Veto Players in Europe
ECPR General Conference Reykjavik, 25.-27.8.2011
Sylvain Brouard/Christoph Hönnige
Section 80: Courts and Judicial Politics
ECPR-IPSA Joint Conference Whatever Happened to North-South?, Sao Paulo, 16.-19.2.2011
Christoph Hönnige/Julio Rios-Figueroa
Panel: Constitutional Courts and the Quality of Democracy
DVPW Konferenz der Sektion Vergleichende Politikwissenschaft, Duisburg, 20.-22.9.2010
Christoph Hönnige/Uwe Kranenpohl
Panel 2: Regieren im Schatten der Verfassungsrechtsprechung
ECPR General Conference Potsdam, 10.-12.9.2009
Sylvain Brouard/Christoph Hönnige
Panel 155: Constitutional Courts and Judicial Politics