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PANEL BE2
Academic Knowledge in the Context of
Center-Periphery Relations

The Case of Belarus after 2020
(Roundtable)

Friday May 19, 9.00-11.00 AM Room 409

CHAIR

Emma Mateo

(Columbia U, US)

em3753@columbia.edu

 

SPEAKERS
Anton Saifullayeu

(U of Warsaw, Poland)

a.saifullayeu@uw.edu.pl

Belarus in Post-Soviet Studies and Slavic Studies

within Western Academic Discourse Before and After 2020

 

Iwona Reichardt

(Jan Nowak-Jeziorański College of Eastern Europe, Poland)

iwona.reichardt@new.org.pl

Is the West Listening to the Voice of the Polish Expert?

Analysis Within the Framework of the Belarusian Case

 

Ludwika Włodek

(U of Warsaw, Poland)

ludwika.wlodek@uw.edu.pl

Western Theories - Post-Communist Realities:

On the Question of a New Theoretical Framework for Eastern Europe

 

Maxim Rust

(U of Warsaw, Poland)

maximrust@uw.edu.pl

Trends in the Development of Belarusian Studies in Poland after 2020

Belarus

Session 4

Friday (May 19):
9.00-11.00 AM
Room 409
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