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SESSION 1     THURSDAY MAY 18      11.00 AM-1.00 PM

Session I

THURSDAY
11.00 AM-1.00 PM    •   2.40-4.40 PM    •    5.00-7.00 PM

ASN 2023 PROGRAM - Panels by Date

THURSDAY

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

Book Panel on Koen Slootmaecker’s Coming in : Sexual Politics and EU Accession in Serbia
(Manchester U Press, 2023)

PANEL CE4

Book Panel on Mikhail Suslov, Marek Čejka and Vladimir Đorđević’s  
Pan-Slavism and Slavophilia in Contemporary Central and Eastern Europe: Origins,
Manifestations and Functions 
(Palgrave Macmillan, 2022) 

PANEL CE7

Kin-State Responses to the War on Ukraine 

PANEL EU9

The Geopolitics of Nationalism in Eurasia

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

PANEL N3

Discrimination and Violence 

PANEL N15

The Nation and the Left

PANEL R2

Russian War Narratives 

PANEL R17

Book Panel on Anna Batta’s The Russian Minorities in the Former Soviet Republics:
Secession, Integration, and Homeland (Routledge, 2022) 

 

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

The Representation of Ukrainian Identity in Literature and the Arts Historically
and during the Current War

PANEL U30

Book Panel on Jessica Pisano’s Staging Democracy: Political Performance
in Ukraine, Russia, and Beyond (Cornell UP, 2022)

Session II

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

FILM 2  MOTHERLAND, Room 1201

FILM 3  A RISING FURY, Room 501B

SESSION 2     THURSDAY MAY 18      2.40-4.40 PM

Session III

SESSION 3     THURSDAY MAY 18      5.00-7.00 PM

PANEL BK8

Minority Politics and Interethnic Relations  

PANEL BK11

Book Panel on Denisa Kostovicova’s Reconciliation by Stealth:
How People Talk About War Crimes (Cornell, 2023)

PANEL CE6

The Dynamics of  Populism

 

PANEL CE11

How do Memory Politics Influence Countries’ Responses to the War in Ukraine?
(Roundtable)

PANEL EU6

Elites and Political Communication 

PANEL EU12

Chinese Nationalisms How Can Nationalism Studies Engage
with the Global and the Everyday?
 (Roundtable)

PANEL K5

External and Internal Drivers of Conflict, Peace, and Resilience in Azerbaijan 

PANEL M2

Agency and Narratives of Ukrainian Refugees   

PANEL N5

Book Panel on Eiki Berg and Shpend Kursani’s De Facto States and Land-for-Peace
Agreements: Territoryand Recognition at Odds? (Routledge, 2022)

PANEL N13

Nationalism in Israel

PANEL R4

The Impact of Russia’s War on Ukraine: Decolonizing and Deterritorializing
the Study of Gender and Sexuality in Russia, Eastern Europe, and Eurasia

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 

FILM 6  A HOUSE MADE OF SPLINTERS, Room 1219

FRIDAY
Session IV

SESSION 4     FRIDAY MAY 19      9.00-11.00 AM

OPENING RECEPTION, 15TH FLOOR OPEN AREA     THURSDAY MAY 18      7.00 PM

SESSION 5     FRIDAY MAY 19      11.20 AM-1.20 PM

Session V

LUNCHTIME     FRIDAY MAY 19      1.20-3.00 PM

Session VI

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

Book Panel on Anna Ohanyan’s The Neighborhood Effect:
The Imperial Roots of Regional Fracture in Eurasia (Stanford, 2022)

PANEL EU11

Contemporary Coloniality in China and India (Roundtable)

PANEL K6

Geopolitics in Georgia

PANEL M6

Refugee Flows, Labour Exodus, and Stranded Diasporas
in the Aftermath of Russia’s Intervention in Ukraine

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

Book Panel on Catherine Wanner’s Everyday Religiosity and the Politics
of Belonging in Ukraine (Cornell, 2022)

PANEL U25

Folklore and Narratives of Russia’s War against Ukraine
Theoretical and Practical Survey 
(Roundtable)

PANEL U34

Book Panel on Rory Finnin’s Blood of Others:
Stalin’s Crimean Atrocity and the Poetics of Solidarity (Toronto, 2022)

PANEL SE2

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

FILM 11 JUDGES UNDER PRESSURE, Room 1219

SATURDAY

10.00 AM-12.00 PM    •   1.40-3.40 PM    •    4.00-6.00 PM

SATURDAY
Session VII

SESSION 7     SATURDAY MAY 20      10.00 AM-12.00 PM

PANEL BK14

Understanding Yugoslavia in the Global Context:
Perspectives, Challenges, Interpretations 
(Roundtable)

PANEL BK18

Book Panel on Ana Hofman and Tanja Petrovic’s Affect’s Social Lives: Post-Yugoslav Reflections
(Založba ZRC, 2022)

PANEL CE1

Minorities and Security in the Baltic States

 

PANEL CE15

Local-Level Migration Governance in a Crisis Context:
Urban Responses to Migration Following the Russian Invasion of Ukraine

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

Understanding Populism

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

Book Panel on Russia’s War in Ukraine 2022: Personal Experiences of Ukrainian Scholars,
edited by Tetiana Kostiuchenko and Tamara Martsenyuk (Ibidem Press, 2023)

FILM 12 THE INVESTIGATOR, Room 1201

LUNCHTIME     SATURDAY MAY 20      12.00-1.40 PM

Session VIII

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

Assessing Chinese State Violence Against Uyghurs, Kazakhs and Other Minorities:
Testimonies, Investigation, and Tribunal

PANEL EU7

Elite Narratives, Networks, and Policies

PANEL K3

Memory, Belonging, and Migration in the Caucasus 

PANEL M8

Book Panel on Kelsey Norman’s Reluctant Reception: Refugees, Migration,
and Governance in the Middle East and North Africa (Cambridge, 2021) 

PANEL N1

Book Panel on Lucan Way and Steven Levitsky’s Revolution and Dictatorship:
The Violent Origins of Durable Authoritarianism (Princeton, 2022)

PANEL N11

National Symbols and Markers

PANEL R8

Minorities in Russia 

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

Displacement and (In)visibility:Methodological Challenges in
the Study of Displacement in/from Ukraine 
(Roundtable)

FILM 16 TINDERBOX, BELT & ROAD: China in the Balkans, Room 1219

FILM 17 IRON BUTTERFLIES, Room 1201

Session IX

SESSION 9     SATURDAY MAY 20     4.00-6.00 PM

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