
SESSION 1 THURSDAY MAY 22 10.00-11.40 AM
ASN 2025 PROGRAM - Panels by Date
PANEL BK5
Language, Education, Belonging
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PANEL BK8
Ageing and Demographic Nationalism in Southeast Europe​
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PANEL CE5
Central European Political Movements in the 19th Century
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PANEL CE9
Nationalist Policies and Illiberalism in Central Europe
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PANEL CE20
Beyond the Nation and the Empire:
Identities and Subjectivities in 20th Century Eastern Europe
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PANEL CE22
Combatting Russian Narratives in Central and Northeastern Europe
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PANEL K8
Nationalism and History in Armenia and Georgia​​
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PANEL N5
The Politics of Culture under Populism
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PANEL N10
Performing Everyday, Banal and Popular Nationalisms
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PANEL R10
Ethnic Minorities in Russia Amidst the Ongoing War​
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PANEL U3
Public Opinion & State-Citizen Interactions in Ukraine
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PANEL U4
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PANEL U8
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PANEL U27
Aspects of the Polish-Ukrainian Cultural and Historical Encounter
SESSION 2 THURSDAY MAY 22 12.00-1.40 PM
PANEL BK12
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PANEL BK15
Hate Speech in Multiethnic Societies:
Political, Legal, and Social Dimensions in the Balkans​
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PANEL CE2
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PANEL CE8
Confronting Authoritarianism in Central Europe
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PANEL EU6
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PANEL K6
War, Violence, and Peace in the Caucasus and Ukraine
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PANEL K7
Refugees and Migrants in the Caucasus
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PANEL TK4
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PANEL N4
PANEL N14
PANEL R8
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PANEL R17
Book Panel on Polly Zavadivker’s A Nation of Refugees:
Russia’s Jews in World War I (Oxford, 2024)
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PANEL U11
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PANEL U16
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PANEL U19
War, Identity, and Political Behavior in Ukraine​
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PANEL U20
Europe on the Mental Maps of Ukrainian Intellectuals of the 19-20th Centuries
LUNCHTIME THURSDAY MAY 22 1.40-3.20 PM
TBA
SESSION 3 THURSDAY MAY 22 3.20-5.00 PM
PANEL BK14
Contemporary Perspectives of Indigenous and Minority Participation
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PANEL CE12
Activism in Hard Times: What Can We Learn from CEE Activists? (Roundtable)
PANEL CE21
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PANEL EU1
Ethnicity and Conflict in Soviet Central Asia
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PANEL K10
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PANEL TK2
War, Memory, and Greek-Turkish Relations
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PANEL N2
Nation-Building, Institutions and Civic Participation
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PANEL N11
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PANEL R2
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PANEL R5
Russian Power Repertoires in MENA and Black Sea Region
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PANEL U6
The Past and the Present of Greeks in Ukraine
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PANEL U10
Popular Culture in Times of War
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PANEL U23
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PANEL U35
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SESSION 4 THURSDAY MAY 22 5.20-7.00 PM
PANEL BK1
Identity, Nationalism and Nation-State in the Balkans
PANEL BK7
Understanding War and its Legacies in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Beyond
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PANEL CE11
The Effects of the War in Ukraine in Central Europe, the Baltics and the Balkans
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PANEL K1
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PANEL M6
Asylum and the Politics of Crisis and National Emergency
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PANEL N1
The Far Right: Ideologies, Parties and Mythologies
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PANEL N8
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PANEL R6
Ideological Change in Russia: State, Society, and Military Developments (Roundtable)
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PANEL R13
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PANEL U2
Beyond the Contact Line : Occupation and Foreign Fighters in Ukraine​
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PANEL U18
Ukrainian Women's Resilience During Russia's War on Ukraine: Sources, Practices, Potential
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PANEL U33
A Conversation on Eugene Finkel’s Intent to Destroy (Basic Books, 2024)
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PANEL SE1
The End of the Nations in Transit Paradigm? (Special Roundtable)
OPENING RECEPTION, 15TH FLOOR OPEN AREA THURSDAY MAY 22 7.00 PM
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FRIDAY
10.00-11.40 AM • 12.00-1.40 PM • 3.20-5.00 PM
SESSION 5 FRIDAY MAY 23 10.00-11.40 AM
SESSION 6 FRIDAY MAY 17 12.00-1.40 PM
PANEL BK2
Youth, War and Memory (Roundtable)
​PANEL BK9
Minority Politics Across the Balkans
PANEL CE1
Utopia and the Nation in Eastern and Central Europe
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PANEL CE4
Parties and External Influence in Central Europe
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PANEL EU3
Ethnic and National Identities in Central Asia​
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PANEL K4
Governance and Accountability: Regime and Legitimacy in the Caucasus and Eastern Europe
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PANEL M2
Forcible Displacement: Concepts, Identities, and Narratives
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PANEL N6
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PANEL R14
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PANEL R16
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PANEL U17
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PANEL U21
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PANEL U22
The Transformation of the Politics of Memory in Ukraine (Roundtable)
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PANEL U28
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SESSION 6 FRIDAY MAY 23 12.00-1.40 PM​
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PANEL BK6
Constructing Identity in the Former Yugoslavia
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PANEL BK11
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PANEL CE3
Religious and National Minorities
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PANEL CE19
Jewish History in Central Europe
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PANEL EU5
Power and Violence in Central Asia
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PANEL K5
The Crisis in Georgia: Domestic and International Ramifications (Roundtable)
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PANEL TK3
Geopolitics and Security Dilemmas in Turkey, Greece, and the Caucasus
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PANEL M3
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PANEL N9
The State of the Everyday: What Can We Learn from
Two Decades of Everyday Nationalism? (Roundtable)
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PANEL R11
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PANEL R15
Geopolitical Re-orientations in the Post-Soviet Space after the 2022 Russian Invasion
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PANEL U15
Remembering Traumatic Pasts: Jewish Ukrainian Relations in the 20th Century
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PANEL U24
Living Through War: Civilian Experiences of and Responses to Russia's Invasion(s) of Ukraine
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PANEL U29
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PANEL U34
LUNCHTIME FRIDAY MAY 23 1.40-3.20 PM
TBA
SESSION 7 FRIDAY MAY 23 3.20-5.00 PM
PANEL BK3
Youth Identities, Activism and Politics in the Contemporary Balkans
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PANEL CE6
Migration Debates in Central Europe
PANEL CE17
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PANEL EU4
Geopolitics in Central Asia and the Caucasus
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PANEL K9
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PANEL M5
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PANEL N7
Nationalism in the US and Canada
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PANEL N12
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PANEL R9
Russia’s External Influence: Past and Present
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PANEL R18
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PANEL U12
Russia’s War Against Ukraine in the Information Space
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PANEL U30
Russia’s Aggression against Ukraine and Fields of Study (Roundtable)​
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PANEL U31
Shift in the National Mentality of Ukrainians during the Russian War against Ukraine
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PANEL SE2
How to Get Published in Academic Journals: A Conversation with Nationalities Papers Editors
SATURDAY
10.00 – 11.40 AM • 12.00 – 1.40 PM
SESSION 8 SATURDAY MAY 24 10.00-11.40 AM
PANEL BK4
Illiberal and Right-Wing Political Parties and Elites
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PANEL CE10
The Lasting Impact of History in Central Europe​
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PANEL CE15
PANEL EU2
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PANEL K2
Social Cohesion in Post-Communist Georgia
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PANEL M7
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PANEL N3
Populism, Cults of Personality and the Politics of Crisis
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PANEL R3
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PANEL R12
Russia at War: Regional Actors and Regime Legitimation
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PANEL U1
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PANEL U7
Identity and Belonging in Times of War​​
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PANEL U9
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PANEL U13
What Will Remain and What Will Be Remembered?
Part Two: Memory Politics and War(s)
SESSION 9 SATURDAY MAY 24 12.00-1.40 PM
PANEL BK10
Foreign Affairs and Their Reception at Home
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PANEL BK13
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PANEL CE7
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PANEL CE18
The Impact of Russia’s War on Kin Politics in the Region (Roundtable)
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PANEL M1
Migrant Well-Being and National Identity
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PANEL N13
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PANEL R1
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PANEL R7
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PANEL U5
International Dimension of the Russo-Ukrainian War
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PANEL U14
The Holodomor and Cold War Politics: Memory and Denial
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PANEL U25
Resistance and Resilience in Ukraine
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PANEL U26
AWARDS CEREMONY SATURDAY MAY 24 2.00 PM
AWARDS CEREMONY • Room 1512
Followed by CLOSING RECEPTION • OPEN AREA, 15th FLOOR