SESSION 1 WEDNESDAY 4TH MAY 8.30-10.00 AM ET
WEDNESDAY
ASN 2022 PROGRAM - Panels by Date
PANEL BE4
Belarus Rising: Understanding Anti-Regime Action in Belarus in 2020
PANEL BK1
War Remembrance and Memory Activism
PANEL BK7
Historical Perspectives on Nation-Building and Minorities
PANEL CE9
Challenges to Inter-Ethnic Relations in Central Europe
PANEL CE20
The Politics of Diaspora in Central Europe
PANEL EU11
Book Panel on Alina Jašina-Schäfer’s Everyday Belonging in the Post-Soviet
Borderlands: Russian Speakers in Estonia and Kazakhstan (Lexington Books, 2021)
PANEL K9
Book Panel on Krista Goff’s Nested Nationalism: Making and
Unmaking Nations in the Soviet Caucasus (Cornell, 2020)
PANEL M5
Global Perspectives on Integration of Refugees and Migrants
PANEL N5
PANEL N22
PANEL R8
Book Panel on Laura A. Dean’s Diffusing Human Trafficking Policy
in Eurasia (Bristol Press, 2020)
PANEL R22
Post-Soviet Development of the Russian Political Discourse:
Ideological Shifts, Language Change, and Propaganda Flourishing (1991-2022)
PANEL TK1
Book Panel on Stefanos Katsikas’s Islam and Nationalism
in Modern Greece,1821-1940 (Oxford, 2021)
PANEL U19
The Far Right in Ukraine and Russia
PANEL U22
SESSION 2 WEDNESDAY 4TH MAY 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET
PANEL BK12
Contested Politics and Public Spaces in Postsocialism
PANEL BK18
Three Aspects of the Kosovo-Serbia Dispute: International Recognition,
Serbian Cultural Heritage and Ethnic Relations South of the Ibar River
PANEL CE11
Trajectories and Networks of Far Right in Postcommunist Europe
PANEL CE23
Redefining Yiddish in Interwar Romania: Institutions, Individuals and Processes (1918-1940)
PANEL EU5
Book Panel on David Tobin’s Securing China’s Northwest Frontier:
Identity and Insecurity in Xinjiang (Cambridge, 2020)
PANEL EU7
Nationalism Beyond the Euro-Sphere: Global Contributions to
the Study of Nationalism and Ethnic Politics
PANEL M8
Border Regimes, Migration Challenges, and the Role of the EU
PANEL N8
Historical Narratives of Decolonization/Post-Colonial Nationalism
PANEL N10
Far-Right and Foreign Policy: The Non-Party Sector and the Reshaping
of Geopolitical Narratives in Europe
PANEL R16
Party Politics in Russia and Ukraine
PANEL TK8
Trajectories of Inclusion and Exclusion: Migrants in Turkey and the Diaspora
PANEL U3
Conflict in Donbas: Identities and Cultural Production
PANEL U4
Hrushevsky in English Translation: An Entree Into Ukraine’s Distant Past,
More Recent History, and Present Historiography (Roundtable)
SPECIAL EVENT WEDNESDAY 4TH MAY 12.30-1.50 PM ET
ASN22 SPECIAL EVENT
SESSION 3 WEDNESDAY 4TH MAY 2.00-3.30 PM ET
PANEL BE3
Belarus After August 2020: Hybrid Wars, Gender, and the Future
PANEL BK5
EU Accession of the Western Balkans: Domestic Processes and External Actors
PANEL BK6
Filtering Memories in Post-Yugoslav Space
PANEL CE21
The Holocaust: Dynamics and Memory
PANEL EU13
PANEL EU15
PANEL K3
Varieties of Violence and Radicalization in the Caucasus
PANEL M9
PANEL N1
Book Panel on Philip Gorski and Samuel Perry’s The Flag and The Cross:
White Christian Nationalism and the Threat to American Democracy (Oxford, 2022)
PANEL N3
Collective Memory, Founding Myths, and Nationalism
PANEL R2
Russia’s Ethnic Minorities: Diversity and Solidarity
PANEL R19
Framing Russophone Studies: Politics, Cultural Institutions and Literature
PANEL TK3
The Reach of the State and Its Limits in the Kurdish Region
PANEL U21
The Russian Attack of Ukraine — Two Months Later: A Special Webinar
THURSDAY
SESSION 4 THURSDAY 5TH MAY 8.30-10.00 AM ET
PANEL BK8
The 1990s Wars in Former Yugoslavia
PANEL BK22
World War I, Nationalism and the Balkans
PANEL CE5
Responses to Migration in Central Europe
PANEL CE13
Memory and Identity in (Post-)Communist Romania
PANEL EU12
Culture and Religion in Eurasia
PANEL K1
Georgia – and The De Facto States – Between Moscow and Brussels: Identity and Politics
PANEL N17
Nativism, Populism, and Minority Exclusion
PANEL R5
Constructing Diaspora Networks
PANEL R9
Russia’s Foreign Policy: Ideology, History, and Discourse
PANEL TH2
Heritage, Monument, and Memory in the Context of War
PANEL TK7
Religion and Nationalism in Comparative Perspective
PANEL U8
Elite Response to Secessionist Conflict: Evidence From Ukraine
PANEL U11
SESSION 5 THURSDAY 5TH MAY 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET
PANEL BE2
Belarus: Society and Politics in Crisis
PANEL BK13
The Politics of Europeanisation
PANEL BK17
(Re)Constructing Memory, Identities and Borders in Post-Yugoslav States
PANEL CE10
Right-Wing Populism and Democracy in Poland and Hungary
PANEL CE17
Social Aspects of Minority Life
PANEL EU9
Genocide in Xinjiang (Roundtable)
PANEL K5
Return of Ideology? Waves of Social Movements and Activism in Azerbaijan
PANEL N6
Book Panel on Karlo Basta’s The Symbolic State: Minority Accommodation,
Majority Backlash, and Secession in Multinational Countries (McGill-Queen’s, 2021)
PANEL N16
National Minorities and the Far Right in Europe
PANEL R7
Blasphemy, History and Other Prospects for Conflict and
Solidarity in Russia and Ukraine (Roundtable)
PANEL R10
Book Panel on Margarita M. Balmaceda’s Russian Energy Chains:
The Remaking of Technopolitics from Siberia to Ukraine to the European Union
PANEL TH1
The Covid Effect on Nationalism and Migration
PANEL TK2
Book Panel on Gülay Türkmen’s Under the Banner of Islam:
Turks, Kurds, and the Limits of Religious Unity (Oxford, 2021)
PANEL U14
A Conversation with John-Paul Himka on his new book Ukrainian Nationalists and the Holocaust:
OUN and UPA’s Participation in the Destruction of Ukrainian Jewry, 1941-1944 (Ibidem-Verlag, 2021)
PANEL U16
SPECIAL EVENT THURSDAY 5TH MAY 12.30-1.50 PM ET
ASN22 SPECIAL EVENT
SESSION 6 THURSDAY 5TH MAY 2.00-3.30 PM ET
PANEL BK9
Transitions, Reforms and Democratisation of States and Societies
PANEL BK16
Minority Politics, Protection and Rights
PANEL CE2
Nationbuilding and Minorities in the Shadow of Soviet Legacies
PANEL CE3
Roma and Socio-Political Marginalization
PANEL CE6
Book Panel on Bálint Magyar’ and Bálint Madlovic’s The Anatomy of Post-Communist Regimes:
A Conceptual Framework (CEU, 2020)
PANEL EU10
Book Panel on David R Stroup’s Pure and True: The Everyday Politics
of Ethnicity for China’s Hui Muslims (Washington, 2022)
PANEL K2
Constructing and Preserving Collective Memory
PANEL M1
Refugee Journeys, Policies, and Laws
PANEL N11
The Future of Power-Sharing (Roundtable)
PANEL N23
Book Panel on Mark R. Beissinger’s The Revolutionary City:
Urbanization and the Global Transformation of Rebellion (Princeton, 2022)
PANEL R20
Special Panel on Yelena Biberman’s How to Kill a Superpower:
Lessons from the USSR (Harvard Davis Center, 2021) [Five-Part Podcast]
PANEL R23
Book Panel on Regina Smyth’s Elections, Protest, and Authoritarian
Regime Stability: Russia 2008-2020 (Cambridge, 2020)
PANEL U6
Ukrainian Identities: Ethnolinguistic, National, and Local (Roundtable)
PANEL U7
Book Panel on Olesya Khromeychuk’s A Loss:
The Story of a Dead Soldier Told by His Sister (Ibidem, 2021)
FRIDAY
SESSION 7 FRIDAY 6TH MAY 8.30-10.00 AM ET
PANEL BE5
PANEL BK14
Book Panel on Jacky Comforty’s The Stolen Narrative of the Bulgarian Jews
and the Holocaust (Rowman and Littlefield, 2021)
PANEL BK23
The Role of Memory in the Western Balkans: Variations on the Theme (Roundtable)
PANEL CE4
Book Panel on Julija Sardelić’s The Fringes of Citizenship:
Romani Minorities in Europe and Civic Marginalisation (Manchester, 2021)
PANEL CE19
Bilateral State Relations and Minority Issues
PANEL EU4
Nation-Building in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan
PANEL N15
PANEL N18
Deserve and Merit: A Tool for Conceptualizing Minorities, Majorities,
Migrants, and Welfare-Recipients
PANEL R11
Far Right and Its Circulation in Postcommunist Region
PANEL TK5
The Mechanisms of Populist Autocratizaton and Resistance
PANEL U18
Social Discourse in Ukraine: Civil Rights, Belonging and Russian Propaganda
PANEL U20
Book Panel on Paweł Kowal, Georges Mink, Iwona Reichardt, and Adam Reichardt’s
Three Revolutions: Mobilization and Change in Contemporary Ukraine II.
An Oral History of the Revolution on Granite, Orange Revolution, and Revolution of Dignity
SESSION 8 FRIDAY 6TH MAY 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET
PANEL BK3
Actors, Ideologies and Aftermaths of Wartime Violence
PANEL BK11
Book Panel on Goran Musić’s Making and Breaking the Yugoslav Working Class:
The Story of Two Self-Managed Factories (CEU, 2021)
PANEL CE1
Questions of Minority Governance and Activism in Central Europe
PANEL CE12
Variations of Populism in Central Europe
PANEL EU2
Book Panel on Darren Byler’s Terror Capitalism: Uyghur Dispossession
and Masculinity in a Chinese City (Duke, 2021)
PANEL K6
The role of Memories and Narratives in Conflict Escalation and Peacebuilding:
Conflicts in the Russian North Caucasus, Georgia and Ukraine
PANEL M3
PANEL N9
Ethnic Violence and Peacekeeping
PANEL N21
The Politics of Indigenous Groups
PANEL R3
Comparing Russian and NATO Intervention in Ethno-National Conflicts
PANEL R18
PANEL TK9
Identity and Foreign Policy in the AKP Era
PANEL U2
Book Panel on Oleksandra Tarkhanova’s Compulsory Motherhood, Paternalistic State?
Ukrainian Gender Politics and the Subject of Woman (Palgrave Macmillan, 2021)
PANEL U9
COVID-19, Political Attitudes, and Government Support in Ukraine
SPECIAL EVENT FRIDAY 6TH MAY 12.30-2.00 PM ET
ASN22 SPECIAL EVENT
SESSION 9 FRIDAY 6TH MAY 2.00-3.30 PM ET
PANEL BK2
Civil Society in Bosnia and Serbia
PANEL BK19
Albanian-Slavic Ethnic Boundary-Making From the 1950s to the Present
PANEL CE7
Dealing with a Double-Barreled Past: Instances of Memory Politics in Europe
PANEL EU6
PANEL EU8
Book Panel on Adrienne Edgar’s Intermarriage and the Friendship of Peoples:
Ethnic Mixing in Soviet Central Asia (Cornell, 2020)
PANEL K7
Regional Security in the South Caucasus
PANEL M2
New Methods and Approaches to Migration Studies
PANEL N13
Illiberalism From the Bottom-Up: Ideational Entrepreneurship,
Grassroots Mobilization, and Undirected Transformations in Europe and Eurasia
PANEL N20
Book Panel on David Elcott’s Faith, Nationalism and the Future
of Liberal Democracy (Notre Dame Press, 2021)
PANEL N24
Special Event on Lee Ann Fujii’s Posthumous Book Show Time:
The Logic and Power of Violent Display (Cornell, 2021)
PANEL R1
Official Nationalism in Russia
PANEL R13
Book Panel on Tomila Lankina’s The Estate Origins of Democracy in Russia:
From Imperial Bourgeoisie to Post-Communist Middle Class (Cambridge, 2021)
PANEL U5
Remembering the Holodomor: Representations of the Great Famine
in Museums, Literature and Photographs
PANEL U10
SATURDAY
8.30-10.00 AM ET • 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET • 2.00-3.30 PM ET PM
SESSION 10 SATURDAY 7TH MAY 8.30-10.00 AM ET
PANEL BK10
Nationalism, Identity and Memory
PANEL BK24
Reading Nationalism Through Hybridity: The Case of the Multicultural Istrian Peninsula
PANEL CE14
Structural and Institutional Discrimination: Roma in Central Europe
PANEL EU14
Economic Integration and Transnational Ties
PANEL K4
Deconstructing Conflicts in the South Caucasus
PANEL N4
PANEL R15
Book Panel on Scott Kenworthy’s Understanding World Christianity:
PANEL R17
PANEL TK6
Populist Autocratization, Gender, and Morality Policing
PANEL U12
National and Local Governance and Democratic Reforms
PANEL U15
Dilemmas of Knowledge Production and Peacebuilding:
Case of War-Torn Donbas and Annexed Crimea (Roundtable)
SESSION 11 SATURDAY 7TH MAY 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET
ASN22 SPECIAL EVENT
SESSION 12 SATURDAY 7TH MAY 2.00-3.30 PM ET
PANEL BK4
Everyday Nationalism, Memory and Solidarity
Book Panel on Vladimir Vučković’s Europeanizing Montenegro:
The European Union, the Rule of Law, and Regional Cooperation (Lexington Books, 2021)
PANEL CE16
Memory Politics and Citizenship
PANEL CE22
Minorities in National State Institutions
PANEL M7
Nationality and Dual Citizenship
PANEL N2
PANEL N7
Book Panel on Ryan Griffiths’s Secession and the Sovereignty Game :
Strategy and Tactics for Aspiring Nations (Cornell, 2021)
PANEL R4
Conceptualizing the Grand Duchy of Finland Within the Russian Empire
PANEL R6
Book Panel on Helge Blakkisrud’s Strategic Uses of Nationalism and Ethnic Conflict:
Interest and Identity in Russia and the Post-Soviet Space (Edinburgh Press, 2022)
PANEL U1
Pandemic Exit and Voice in Poland and Ukraine: Evidence From the MOBILISE Project 2019-2022
PANEL U17
Book Panel on Mykhailo Minakov, Georgiy Kasianov, and Matthew Rojansky’s
From “The Ukraine” to Ukraine: A Contemporary History, 1991-2021 (Ibidem Verlag, 2021)