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Nationalism Studies

OVER 150 PANELS ON ELEVEN REGIONAL AND THEMATIC SECTIONS!

Nationalism

Panels by Sections

PANEL N1// THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Populists, Oligarchs and Conspiracists

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PANEL N2// FRIDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Culture, Identity and Security

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PANEL N3// SATURDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Separatist Movements and Mobilization

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PANEL N4// SATURDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Majority/Minority Politics in Discrimination,
Exclusion and Nation Building

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PANEL N5// THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

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

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PANEL N6// THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

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

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PANEL N7// THURSDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

Book Panel on Lynn Tesser’s Rethinking the End of Empire:
Nationalism, State Formation, and Great Power 
(Stanford, 2024)

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PANEL N8 // SATURDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Nationalities, Self-Determination, and Minority Rights

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PANEL N9 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

The Politics of Collective Memory and Nationalist Narratives 

Migration & Diasporas

Migration & Diasporas

PANEL M1 // SATURDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Ukrainian Migrants and Refugees in Canada

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PANEL M2 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Immigrant Integration in Europe

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PANEL M3 // THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Coming to Terms with Forced Migration

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PANEL M4 // FRIDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

The Layered Pie of Russian Diaspora in America and Europe: 
Waves and Generations

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PANEL M5 // FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Transnational Spaces for Diaspora Engagement

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Balkans

Balkans

PANEL BK1 // FRIDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

From Russia with Love? Serbian-Russian Relations in Light of
the Russian Aggression Against Ukraine

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PANEL BK2 // THURSDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

Minorities and Diasporas in the Balkans and Turkey

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PANEL BK3 // FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Europeanisation, Diplomacy and Foreign Involvement

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PANEL BK5 // THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Russia and the Impact of the War in Ukraine in the Balkans

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PANEL BK6 // THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Perspectives on Yugoslavia and Yugoslav Identity

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PANEL BK7 // FRIDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Narratives, Politics and Negotiations of Identity

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PANEL BK8 // FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Pop Culture and Transitional Memory Politics: Film, Street Art, and Activism (Roundtable)

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PANEL BK9 // THURSDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

Transitional Justice and Legacies of the 1990s Wars 

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Russia

Russia

PANEL R1 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Who Does Russia Appeal to Anymore? Russian Soft Power and Foreign Policy  

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PANEL R2 // THURSDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

New Media and the Russian Question: AI, Digital Nationalism, and Networking

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PANEL R3 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Nations and Nationalities in Russian History

 

PANEL R4 // THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Post-Soviet Conflict Landscapes: Unpacking Security, Agency and Societal Responses

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PANEL R5 // THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

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

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PANEL R6 // FRIDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

The Soft Aspects of the Russian Military: Morale, Ethics, and Just War Theory (Roundtable)

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PANEL R7 // SATURDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Values-Based Regime Legitimation in Russia Under High Putinism

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PANEL R8 // FRIDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

The Russian Gestalt: Perspectives on War and Nationalism  

PANEL R9 // SATURDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Russian Foreign Policy during the Full-Scale Invasion of Ukraine 

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PANEL R11 // SATURDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Narratives of Russian Nationalism

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PANEL R12 // THURSDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

Russia and the Middle-East 

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PANEL R13 // THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Geopolitics and Ethno-National Politics

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PANEL R14 // FRIDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Women and Russian Politics in War

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PANEL R15 // THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Book Panel on Janetta Azarieva, Yitzhak M. Brudny,
and Eugene Finkel’s 
Bread and Autocracy: Food, Politics,
and Security in Putin’s Russia (Oxford, 2023)

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PANEL R16 // FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Book Panel on Ian Garner’s Z Generation: Into the Heart of
Russia’s Fascist Youth (Hurst, 2023)

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PANEL R17 // SATURDAY // 12.00 – 1.40 PM

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

Ukraine

Ukraine

PANEL U1 // THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Stay Not Return: Patterns and Determinants of
(Non)-Integration of Ukrainian Refugees 
(Roundtable)

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PANEL U2 // FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Local Governance and Statehood in Ukraine: Institutional Sources of Ukrainian Resilience

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PANEL U3 // SATURDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

A Decade After the Euromaidan: Continuing Research on Ukraine’s Revolution of Dignity

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PANEL U4 // SATURDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

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

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PANEL U5 // THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

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

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PANEL U6 // THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Identity, War, and Politics in Ukraine

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PANEL U7 // FRIDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Armed Conflict and Health in Ukraine

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PANEL U8 // FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Creating Solidarity Without Trauma? Understanding Ukrainian Cultural Production during the War

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PANEL U9 // FRIDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Mobilization and Civil Society in Times of War

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PANEL U10 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Coloniality: Culture and Context

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PANEL U11 // SATURDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Understanding Violence: Past and Present 

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PANEL U12 // THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

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

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PANEL U13 // FRIDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM 

New Sources and Research on the Holodomor: An Assessment of the Field on the 10th Anniversary of HREC  (Roundtable)

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PANEL U14 // SATURDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Decoding Ukrainian Superpower: Symbols and Narratives of Resilience and Resistance in the Context of Russian War Against Ukraine

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PANEL U15 // THURSDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

Documenting Russian War Against Ukraine: Ethical and Methodological Challenges

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PANEL U16 // FRIDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Humanity in War: The Ukrainian Example

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PANEL U18 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Mediating Wartime Ukraine: Frames, Narratives, Meanings

Central Europe (including Baltics & Moldova)

PANEL U19 // SATURDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

National Minorities in Ukraine 

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PANEL U20 // THURSDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

Book Panel on Maria Popova and Oxana Shevel’s 
Russia and Ukraine: Entangled Histories, Diverging States (Polity, 2023)

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PANEL U21 // JEUDI // 12.00-1.40 PM

Crafting New Theories: Unveiling the Puzzle of Ukraine’s Civil Resilience (Roundtable) 

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PANEL U22 // FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Causes and Consequences of the Russo-Ukrainian War

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PANEL U23 // FRIDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Book Panel on Alina Nychyk’s 
Ukraine vis-à-vis Russia and the EU: Misperceptions of Foreign Challenges in Times of War, 2014–2015 (Ibidem, 2023)

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PANEL U24 // SATURDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

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

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PANEL U25 // FRIDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Politics in Wartime Ukraine

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PANEL U26 // THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

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

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PANEL U27 // THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Book Panel on Megan Buskey’s 
Ukraine Is Not Dead Yet: A Family Story of Exile and Return (Ibidem, 2023)

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PANEL U28 // FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Ukrainian Identity in Time of War: Language, Ethics, and Rule of Law (Roundtable)

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PANEL U29 // SATURDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

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

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PANEL U30 // SATURDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Book Panel on Maria Sonetvytsky’s 
Vopli Vidopliassova (Bloomsbury, 2023)

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PANEL U31 //FRIDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

The Russian War in Ukraine and Collaboration

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PANEL U32 // THURSDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

Genocide and Crimes against Humanity in Ukraine

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PANEL U33 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Book Panel on Gwendolyn Sasse’s 
Russia’s War Against Ukraine (Polity, 2023)

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PANEL U35 // THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM 

Ukraine’s Path to the European Union (Roundtable)

Central Europe

PANEL CE11 // THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Western Responses to the Ambitions of Post-Soviet Societies

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PANEL CE12 // THURSDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

East-Central Europe and the Global South

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PANEL CE13 // SATURDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

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

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PANEL CE14 // THURSDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

Two Years of War in Ukraine: Nationalism and Minority Politics in the Region (Roundtable)   

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PANEL CE15 // FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Difficult Neighborhood: Belarusian-Polish Relations After 2020 (Roundtable)


PANEL CE16 // FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Russian Presence in European Domestic Politics Through Radical Movements (Roundtable)

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PANEL CE17 // FRIDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Memories That I Never Wanted: The Narrations of Displacement and Exile (Roundtable)  

 

PANEL CE18 // SATURDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Central Europe under Communism 

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PANEL CE19 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Jews and Antisemitism 

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Eurasia

Eurasia (including Central Asia & China)

PANEL EU1 // THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM 

Domestic Politics and State Formation

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PANEL EU2 // THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

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

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PANEL EU3 // FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Ethnic Minorities in Central Asia and China

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PANEL EU4 // SATURDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

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

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PANEL EU5 // FRIDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Eurasian International Relations

PANEL EU6 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

National Identity in Central Asia 

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PANEL EU7 // SATURDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Beyond Post-Soviet

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PANEL EU8 // THURSDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

Book Panel on Michele Commercio’s Polygynous Marriages Among the Kyrgyz: Institutional Change and Endurance (Pittsburgh, 2023)

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PANEL EU9 // FRIDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Gender Dynamics Across Regions

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Caucasus

Caucasus

PANEL K1 // SATURDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Nagorno-Karabakh and Ethnic Cleansing

 

PANEL K2 // FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Social Cohesion in Georgia

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PANEL K3 // THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Decolonizing the Caucasus: Soviet Nationalities Policy Revisited

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PANEL K5 // SATURDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Nation-Building and Identity Discourses in the Caucasus
and Beyond 

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PANEL K6 // THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Politics, Corruption, and Reforms in Armenia and Georgia

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PANEL K7 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

The Georgia-Abkhaz Conflict 30 Years Later

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PANEL K8 // FRIDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Nationalization and Memory Politics in the South Caucasus

Turkey, Greece & Cyprus

Turkey & Greece

PANEL TK1 // THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Demography and Nation in Late (Former) Ottoman Lands

 

PANEL TK2 // THURSDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

Authoritarianism in Turkey

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PANEL TK3 // FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Memory Politics in the Ottoman Empire, Turkey and Cyprus 

Belarus

Belarus

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