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PANEL K1
Mnemonic and Identity Politics, Radicalization and Peacebuilding in the Russian North Caucasus, Georgia
and Ukraine in the late Soviet and Post-1991 Periods

Thursday May 18, 11.00 AM-1.00 PM Room 403

Caucasus

CHAIR

Leila Wilmers

(Cornell U, US)

lw738@cornell.edu

 

PAPERS

Cécile Druey

(U of Bern, Switzerland) 

cecile.druey@unibe.ch

Mobilisation and Radicalisation in Late Soviet Chechnya (1986–1991)

 

Elena Natenadze

(U of Bern, Switzerland) 

elena.natenadze@unibe.ch

The Narrative-based Framework for Conflict Transformation:

the Case of the Georgian-Abkhaz Conflict of 1992-1993

 

Tamar Demurishvili

(U of Bern, Switzerland) 

tamar.demurishvili@students.unibe.ch

(Post-)Soviet State and Local Heritage (Kraevedcheskie) Museums in Georgia:

Official and Public Memory Work from the 1970s to the Present

 

Oksana Myshlovska

(U of Bern, Switzerland) 

oksana.myshlovska@unibe.ch

The Government Policies of Recognition and “Identity Backlash”

during the Period of Yushchenko’s Presidency

 

 

DISCUSSANT

Gulnaz Sibgatullina

(U of Amsterdam, Netherlands/GWU, US)

g.r.sibgatullina@uva.nl

Session 1

Thursday (May 18):
11.00 AM-1.00 PM
Room 403
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