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SESSION 1     THURSDAY MAY 16      10.00-11.40 AM

Session I

ASN 2024 PROGRAM - Panels by Date

THURSDAY
Session II

LUNCHTIME     THURSDAY MAY 16      1.40-3.20 PM

GRADUATE STUDENT MEET & GREET

FILM SCREENINGS TBA

Session III

SESSION 3     THURSDAY MAY 16      3.20-5.00 PM

PANEL BK6

Perspectives on Yugoslavia and Yugoslav Identity 

PANEL BK10

Book Panel on Milica’s Uvalic’s Integrating the Western Balkans into
the European Union: Overcoming Mutual Misperceptions (Palgrave Macmillan, 2023)

PANEL CE3

Book Panel on Kate Korycki’s Weaponizing the Past: Collective Memory and Jews,
Poles and Communists in Twenty-First Century Poland (Berghahn Books, 2023)

 

PANEL CE11

Western Responses to the Ambitions of Post-Soviet Societies

PANEL EU2

Navigating Informality: Decolonial Approaches to Socio-Economic
and Political Dynamics in Central Asia

PANEL K6

Politics, Corruption, and Reforms in Armenia and Georgia

PANEL M3

Coming to Terms with Forced Migration 

PANEL N5

Ending the Israel-Palestine Conflict: What Might a Post October 7th Peace
Settlement Look Like? 

PANEL N6

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Teaching about Nationalism’s Multifaceted Nature

(Roundtable)

PANEL R5

Russia’s War in Ukraine: Complex Implications in Ukraine, Russia, and Beyond

PANEL R13

Geopolitics and Ethno-National Politics

PANEL U5

Gendered Politics, Sexualized Violence, and Accountability in Russia’s War against Ukraine:
Critical Feminist Perspectives 

PANEL U12

Entanglements of Polish and Ukrainian Modernization Projects in State and
Nation-Building Processes, 1918-1939 

PANEL U26

Diverging Narratives of Russia’s Full-Scale Invasion of Ukraine: Media,
Societal and Institutional Discourses 
(Roundtable)

PANEL U34

A Conversation on Yaroslav Trofimov’s Our Enemies Will Vanish:
The Russian Invasion and Ukraine’s War of Independence (Penguin, 2024)

Session IV

SESSION 4     THURSDAY MAY 16      5.20-7.00 PM

FRIDAY

FRIDAY
10.00-11.40 AM    •   12.00-1.40 PM    •    3.20-5.00 PM

SESSION 5     FRIDAY MAY 17      10.00-11.40 AM

Session V
Session VI

SESSION 6     FRIDAY MAY 17      12.00-1.40 PM

Session VII

SESSION 7     FRIDAY MAY 17      3.20-5.00 PM

SATURDAY
Session VIII

SESSION 8     SATURDAY MAY 18      10.00-11.40 AM

Session IX

SESSION 9     SATURDAY MAY 18     12.00-1.40 PM

PANEL BK11

Media, Discourses and Practices of Memory in the Post-Yugoslav Space and Beyond

PANEL BK15

Book Panel on Tanja Petrović’s Utopia of the Uniform: Affective Afterlives
of the Yugoslav People’s Army (Duke, 2024)

PANEL CE13

Comparative Perspectives on the Reception and Integration
of Ukrainian Refugees in Ukraine, Central Europe and the US 
(Roundtable)

PANEL CE18

Central Europe under Communism

PANEL EU4

Broadcasting the Nation: Everyday Nationalism in the Media, Old and New 

PANEL K1

Nagorno-Karabakh and Ethnic Cleansing

PANEL M1

Ukrainian Migrants and Refugees in Canada

PANEL N3

Separatist Movements and Mobilization

PANEL N8

Nationalities, Self-Determination, and Minority Rights 

PANEL R7

Values-Based Regime Legitimation in Russia Under High Putinism

PANEL R17

Book Panel on Dmitry Adamsky’s The Russian Way of Deterrence:
Strategic Culture, Coercion, and War (Stanford, 2023)

PANEL TK5

Migration, Refugees, and Foreign Policy in Turkey and Greece

PANEL U4

A Decade After the Euromaidan: Changes in Ukrainian Politics and Society post-2014

PANEL U11

Understanding Violence: Past and Present

PANEL U24

War and Academia: Assessing and Planning Changes During the Global Paradigm Shift  (Roundtable)

PANEL U29 

A Conversation on Adrian Karatnycky’s New Book Battleground Ukraine:
From Independence to the War with Russia (Yale, 2024)

PANEL SE1 

How to Get Published in Academic Journals:A Conversation with Nationalities Papers Editors

AWARDS CEREMONY     SATURDAY MAY 18      2.00 PM

followed by CLOSING RECEPTION

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