
SESSION 1 THURSDAY MAY 18 11.00 AM-1.00 PM
THURSDAY
11.00 AM-1.00 PM • 2.40-4.40 PM • 5.00-7.00 PM
ASN 2023 PROGRAM - Panels by Date
PANEL BE1
In the Face of War: Belarus and Belarusians in the Aftermath of the 2020 Protests
PANEL BK3
War and Peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina
PANEL BK13
PANEL CE4
PANEL CE7
Kin-State Responses to the War on Ukraine
PANEL EU9
The Geopolitics of Nationalism in Eurasia
PANEL K1
PANEL N3
PANEL N15
PANEL R2
PANEL R17
PANEL R21
Security Implications of Russia’s War on Ukraine for the Black Sea Region
(Roundtable)
PANEL TK1
Syrian Refugees in Turkish Politics
PANEL U4
Visual Representations of the War
PANEL U8
Grassroots Responses to Decentralisation, Crisis, and War in Ukraine
PANEL U11
PANEL U30
LUNCHTIME THURSDAY MAY 18 1.00-2.40 PM
GRADUATE STUDENT MEET & GREET, Room 1510, 1.00-1.45 PM
FILM 1 THE TRIAL, PRAGUE 1952, Room 1219
SESSION 2 THURSDAY MAY 18 2.40-4.40 PM
PANEL BK5
Negotiating Identity and Belonging
PANEL BK17
Producing the Nation Roma, Race, and Representation in the Balkans and Turkey
PANEL CE12
People Power: Activism in Hard Times in Central and Eastern Europe
PANEL CE19
PANEL CE8
Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Archival Research in Eastern Europe and Russia (Roundtable)
PANEL EU4
Gender and Marriage in Eurasia
PANEL K7
Conflict and Co-existence in the Caucasus
PANEL M3
Russian and Post-Soviet Diasporas in the World
PANEL N4
Liberalism, Populism and the Nation
PANEL N2
Faith and Nation: Religion and Nationalism
PANEL R11
Russian and Ukrainian Orthodoxy and the War (Roundtable)
PANEL R14
Implications of the Ukraine War for International Relations Theory (Roundtable)
PANEL TK3
Persuasion, and Opposition in Populist Authoritarian Regimes
PANEL U2
Accountability for Sexual Violence Committed during the Russian Invasion of Ukraine
PANEL U13
PANEL U19
FILM 4 LOOKING FOR DAYTON, Room 1201
SESSION 3 THURSDAY MAY 18 5.00-7.00 PM
PANEL BK8
Minority Politics and Interethnic Relations
PANEL BK11
PANEL CE6
PANEL CE11
How do Memory Politics Influence Countries’ Responses to the War in Ukraine?
(Roundtable)
PANEL EU6
Elites and Political Communication
PANEL EU12
PANEL K5
External and Internal Drivers of Conflict, Peace, and Resilience in Azerbaijan
PANEL M2
Agency and Narratives of Ukrainian Refugees
PANEL N5
PANEL N13
PANEL R4
PANEL R10
The Geopolitics of the Russian Invasion of Ukraine
PANEL TK5
The Unmaking of Empire and the Making of Nation
PANEL U5
Book Panel on Greta Uehling’s Everyday War:
The Conflict over Donbas Ukraine (Cornell, 2023)
PANEL U6
Russia’s War on Ukraine: Media and Propaganda
PANEL U18
Ukrainian Studies Abroad and the War (Roundtable)
PANEL U24
Food (In)Security, Consumption, and Social Justice in Soviet Ukraine
FRIDAY
9.00 – 11.00 AM • 11.20 AM – 1.20 PM • 3.00 – 5.00 PM
SESSION 4 FRIDAY MAY 19 9.00-11.00 AM
OPENING RECEPTION, 15TH FLOOR OPEN AREA THURSDAY MAY 18 7.00 PM
PANEL BE2
PANEL BK2
Protests, Activism and Solidarity in the post-Yugoslav Space
PANEL BK4
Meso-Level Drivers of Radicalisation and Violent Extremism in North Macedonia and Serbia
PANEL CE2
PANEL CE9
Minority Politics in Central Europe
PANEL EU8
Popular Mobilization in Central Asia
PANEL K2
Religion, Nationalism, and Identity in the South Caucasus
PANEL M5
Forced Migration and Postwar Returnees
PANEL N7
Narrative and National Identity Construction
PANEL R3
PANEL R19
Book Panel on Jeffrey Mankoff’s Empires of Eurasia (Yale, 2022)
PANEL R22
Soviet Nationalities Policy Before World War II
PANEL U10
Renegotiating Identities:Shifting Attachments and Belongings in Time of War
PANEL U14
PANEL U15
PANEL U23
The Russo-Ukrainian War: Reconsidering Language, Space and Time
SESSION 5 FRIDAY MAY 19 11.20 AM-1.20 PM
PANEL BK1
Socialist Yugoslavia from Within and Outside
PANEL BK10
War Remembrance and Memory Activism
PANEL CE3
Legacies of Populism in Post-Socialist Hungary, Slovakia, and Poland
PANEL CE18
Memory Politics in Central Europe and the Balkans
PANEL CE22
PANEL EU2
Nationalism Expressed through Tradition
PANEL K4
PANEL M1
National Integration Policies toward Migrants and Asylum-Seekers
PANEL N8
The Politics of Memory and Reconciliation After Conflict
PANEL N9
Comparative Reflections on Violent Radicalisation and Nationalism (Roundtable)
PANEL R9
PANEL R12
The Soviet Experience: Labor, Economics, and Politics
PANEL R16
Russian Studies Syllabi after February 24, 2022 Changes Long Overdue (Roundtable)
PANEL TK4
Mobilization and Agency after Violent Exclusion
PANEL U17
PANEL U26
Population Displacement in Ukraine
PANEL U29
LUNCHTIME FRIDAY MAY 19 1.20-3.00 PM
Awards Ceremony, Room 1512, 1.30-2.00 PM
FILM 8 SEEDS OF HUNGER, UKRAINE 1933 (Moissons sanglantes), Room 1219
FILM 9 THE INVESTIGATOR, Room 1201
SESSION 6 FRIDAY MAY 19 3.00-5.00 PM
PANEL BK6
Transitional Justice and Dealing with the Past in Former Yugoslavia
PANEL BK12
War in Ukraine, Western Balkan (Geo)Politics and Prospects for EU Integration (Roundtable)
PANEL CE14
Memory and Identity Politics in Romania
PANEL CE17
National Identity in the Baltics, Czechia and Hungary
PANEL CE21
Gender Activism in Central Europe
PANEL EU10
PANEL EU11
Contemporary Coloniality in China and India (Roundtable)
PANEL K6
PANEL M6
PANEL N12
Solidarity Without Consensus:Re-Imagining Humanity After Atrocities
in Transpacific Context
PANEL R5
Endgame Scenarios (Roundtable)
PANEL R20
Book Panel on Brigid O’Keeffe’s The Multiethnic Soviet Union and Its Demise
(Bloomsbury, 2022)
PANEL TK2
Conflict in Cyprus and the Eastern Mediterranean
PANEL U7
Book Panel on Olga Onuch and Henry Hale’s The Zelensky Effect
(Oxford, 2023)
PANEL U16
PANEL U25
PANEL U34
PANEL SE2
How to Get Published in Academic Journals:
A Conversation with Nationalities Papers Editors
SATURDAY
SESSION 7 SATURDAY MAY 20 10.00 AM-12.00 PM
PANEL BK14
PANEL BK18
PANEL CE1
Minorities and Security in the Baltic States
PANEL CE15
PANEL CE23
Ukraine and Its Central European Neighbors:
From Independence to the the Full-Scale Russian Invasion of 2022
PANEL K8
Foreign Policy and Public Discourse in the South Caucasus
PANEL M4
Diasporas, Mobilization and the State
PANEL N16
PANEL N18
Book Panel on Susan H. Allen’s Interactive Peacemaking:
A People-Centered Approach (Routledge, 2022)
PANEL R7
Senior Sovietologists’ Perspectives on Russia’s War in Ukraine (Roundtable)
PANEL R13
Religion and Memory in Russia and the Soviet Union
PANEL EU3
National Identity Written, Sung, and Online
PANEL U3
Ordinary Citizens and Local Government at Times of War
PANEL U12
New Media and Research Toolkits: Studying the War in Ukraine
PANEL U20
Book Panel on William Noll’s The Transformation of Civil Society:
PANEL U31
LUNCHTIME SATURDAY MAY 20 12.00-1.40 PM
SESSION 8 SATURDAY MAY 20 1.40-3.40 PM
PANEL BK9
Europeanisation and Geopolitics in the post-Yugoslav Space
PANEL BK15
Gender Equality Dimension of Minority Policies: Comparative Perspectives
PANEL CE20
Conceptualizing Kin-State Politics (Roundtable)
PANEL EU1
PANEL EU7
Elite Narratives, Networks, and Policies
PANEL K3
Memory, Belonging, and Migration in the Caucasus
PANEL M8
PANEL N1
PANEL N11
PANEL R8
PANEL R15
Book Panel on Jade McGlynn’s Memory Makers: The Politics
PANEL TK6
The Turkish Republic at 100 and the 2023 Elections (Roundtable)
PANEL U1
Ukraine’s Resilience across Politics, Economy and Society:
Concepts, Driversand Mechanisms
PANEL U21
Why Russia Attacks its Neighbors
PANEL U22
(Un) Fallen Monuments: Contested Heritage and Decentered Memory
during the Russo-Ukrainian War
PANEL U27
FILM 16 TINDERBOX, BELT & ROAD: China in the Balkans, Room 1219
SESSION 9 SATURDAY MAY 20 4.00-6.00 PM
PANEL BK7
PANEL BK16
The Balkan States: Between Sovereignty and Dependency (Roundtable)
PANEL CE13
PANEL CE16
Historical Nation-Building in Central Europe
PANEL EU5
National “Otheringsˮ and the Media in China and Russia
PANEL M7
Attitudes, Policies and Global Mobility
PANEL N6
The Politics of Substate and Regional Nationalisms
PANEL N14
Processes and Politics of Nation-State Building
PANEL R1
Grassroot Activism and the War in Ukraine
PANEL R6
Russia and East Central Europe
PANEL U9
Is Russia Committing Genocide in Ukraine?
PANEL U28
Religion and Nationalism in Ukraine and Belarus
PANEL U32
PANEL U33
Russian-Ukrainian War Discourse: Ethical and Aesthetic Dimensions
PANEL SE3
How to Get Published in Media: The Experience of Scholars
FILM 18 A RISING FURY Room 1219