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Friday, 13.03.2015(Haus der Universität Bern)0900       Opening: Simona Slanička/Maud Harivel/Florian SchmitzPanel 1: Corruption in the Ecclesiastical SphereChair: Simona Slanicka (Bern)0915       Olivier Christin(Neuchâtel), La Simonie comme Catégorie de Description des Élections par Corruption1000       Bertrand Marceau (Paris), Élection et Corruption au Monastère. Le triple Scrutin de Cîteaux (1625)Coffee break(20min) Panel 2: Elections and the MonarchyChair: Hillard von Thiessen (Rostock)1100       Kateřina Pražákova (České Budějovice), The Habsburg Empire and theFrench Kingdom in the Struggle for the Polish Crown1145       Kateřina Dufková (Prag), Between the King and the Estates. Elections of the Provincial Officials in Early Modern Moravia Lunchbreak (Haus der Universität)Panel 3: On the road to “Modernity”?Chair: Niels Grüne (Innsbruck)1430       Malcolm Crook (Keele) and Tom Crook (Oxford Brooks), Contesting ‘corruption’. Electoral Morality and Practice in Britain and France, c. 1830- 19141515       Nathalie Dompnier (Lyon-2), La corruption électorale face à ses juges. Justice repressive et justice restitutive en France, 1848-1958Coffee break 1730       Round table: Contemporary Elections and Electoral Corruption(Hauptgebäude der Universität Bern, room HS 120)Ronald Kroeze(Amsterdam)Mark Pieth (Basel)Anca Simina (Bucharest)Richard Lappin (Warsaw)Saturday,14.03.2015(Haus der Universität Bern)Panel 4: Republics, Elections, CorruptionChair: Christian Windler (Bern)0900       Cristina Rosillo Lopez (Sevilla), The ancient Roman way to win elections: practices and discourse of electoral corruption during the Late Roman Republic (2nd-1st century BCE)0945       Maud Harivel (Bern), Désintéresser les élections. Les mesures anti-fraudes dans la république de VeniseCoffee break(20min) Chair: Simona Slanicka (Bern)1045       Dorit Raines (Venice), The Formation of Advocacy Groups in the Venetian Republic, or how to avoid illicit Exchange of Favors during Elections 1130       Danilo Pedremonte (Genoa), Seven Ballots for a Consul. The Election of Benedetto Luxoro as Genoese Consul in Marseilles (1758-1759)Lunch1400       Raphael Barat (Lyon-2), Les Brigues Électorales dans la République de Genève à la fin du XVIIe siècle1440       Florian Schmitz (Bern), Obstacle or Catalyse? Elections in the Oligarchic Process (Berne, 1500-1700)1520       Jean-Claude Waquet (Paris), Conference Synopsis Coffee Break and FarewellOrganisationSimona Slanička/Maud Harivel/Florian SchmitzHaus der Universität, Schlösslistrasse 5, CH-3008 BernSource : Université de Berne