Nationalism Studies

OVER 170 PANELS ON TEN REGIONAL AND THEMATIC SECTIONS!

Nationalism

Panels by Sections

PANEL N1// WEDNESDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

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 N2// SATURDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Media and Digital Nationalism

PANEL N3// WEDNESDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Collective Memory, Founding Myths, and Nationalism

PANEL N4// SATURDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Urban Politics and Identity

PANEL N5// WEDNESDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Language and Nationalism

PANEL N6// THURSDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Book Panel on Karlo Basta’s The Symbolic State: Minority Accommodation, Majority Backlash, and Secession in Multinational Countries (McGill-Queen’s, 2021)

PANEL N7// SATURDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Book Panel on Ryan Griffiths’s Secession and the Sovereignty Game: Strategy and Tactics for Aspiring Nations (Cornell, 2021)

PANEL N8 // WEDNESDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Historical Narratives of Decolonization/Post-Colonial Nationalism

PANEL N9 // FRIDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Ethnic Violence and Peacekeeping

PANEL N10 // WEDNESDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Far-Right and Foreign Policy: The Non-Party Sector and the Reshaping of Geopolitical Narratives in Europe

PANEL N11 // THURSDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

The Future of Power-Sharing (Roundtable)

PANEL N12 // SATURDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Nationalist Discourse and Practice

PANEL N13 // FRIDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Illiberalism From the Bottom-Up: Ideational Entrepreneurship, Grassroots Mobilization, and Undirected Transformations in Europe and Eurasia

PANEL N14 // SATURDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

The Politics of Citizenship in Indiae

PANEL N15 // FRIDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Nationalism and Religion

PANEL N16 // THURSDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

National Minorities and the Far Right in Europe

PANEL N17 // THURSDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Nativism, Populism, and Minority Exclusion

PANEL N18 // FRIDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Deserve and Merit: A Tool for Conceptualizing Minorities, Majorities, Migrants, and Welfare-Recipients

PANEL N20 // FRIDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Book Panel on David Elcott’s Faith, Nationalism and the Future of Liberal Democracy (Notre Dame Press, 2021)

PANEL N21 // FRIDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

The Politics of Indigenous Groups

PANEL N22 // WEDNESDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Genocide Denial

PANEL N23 // THURSDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Book Panel on Mark R. Beissinger’s The Revolutionary City: Urbanization and the Global Transformation of Rebellion (Princeton, 2022)

PANEL N24 // FRIDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Special Event on Lee Ann Fujii’s Posthumous Book Show Time: The Logic and Power of Violent Display (Cornell, 2021)

Migration & Diasporas

Migration

PANEL M1 // THURSDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Refugee Journeys, Policies, and Laws

PANEL M2 // FRIDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

New Methods and Approaches to Migration Studies

PANEL M3 // FRIDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Emigration and Diaspora

PANEL M5 // WEDNESDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Global Perspectives on Integration of Refugees and Migrants

PANEL M6 // SATURDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Cities and Immigrant Integration

PANEL M7 // SATURDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Nationality and Dual Citizenship

PANEL M8 // WEDNESDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Border Regimes, Migration Challenges, and the Role of the EU

PANEL M9 // WEDNESDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Integration and Othering

Balkans

PANEL BK1 // WEDNESDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

War Remembrance and Memory Activism

PANEL BK2 // FRIDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Civil Society in Bosnia and Serbia

PANEL BK3 // FRIDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Actors, Ideologies and Aftermaths of Wartime Violence

PANEL BK4 // SATURDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Everyday Nationalism, Memory and Solidarity

PANEL BK5 // WEDNESDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

EU Accession of the Western Balkans: Domestic Processes and External Actors

PANEL BK6 // WEDNESDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Filtering Memories in Post-Yugoslav Space

PANEL BK7 // WEDNESDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Historical Perspectives on Nation-Building and Minorities

PANEL BK8 // THURSDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

The 1990s Wars in Former Yugoslavia

PANEL BK9 // THURSDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Transitions, Reforms and Democratisation of States and Societies

PANEL BK10 // SATURDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Nationalism, Identity and Memory

PANEL BK11 // FRIDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Book Panel on Goran Musić’s Making and Breaking the Yugoslav Working Class: The Story of Two Self-Managed Factories (CEU, 2021)

PANEL BK12 // WEDNESDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Contested Politics and Public Spaces in Postsocialism

PANEL BK13 // THURSDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

The Politics of Europeanisation

PANEL BK14 // FRIDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Book Panel on Jacky Comforty’s The Stolen Narrative of the Bulgarian Jews and the Holocaust (Rowman and Littlefield, 2021)

PANEL BK15 // SATURDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Categorisations and Identifications: The Slovene Case

PANEL BK16 // THURSDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Minority Politics, Protection and Rights

PANEL BK17 // THURSDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

(Re)Constructing Memory, Identities and Borders in Post-Yugoslav States

PANEL BK18 // WEDNESDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Three Aspects of the Kosovo-Serbia Dispute: International Recognition, Serbian Cultural Heritage and Ethnic Relations South of the Ibar River

PANEL BK19 // FRIDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Albanian-Slavic Ethnic Boundary-Making From the 1950s to the Present

PANEL BK20 // SATURDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Post-Conflict Societies

PANEL BK21 // SATURDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Book Panel on Vladimir Vučković’s Europeanizing Montenegro:The European Union, the Rule of Law, and Regional Cooperation (Lexington Books, 2021)

PANEL BK22 // THURSDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

World War I, Nationalism and the Balkans

PANEL BK23 // FRIDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

The Role of Memory in the Western Balkans: Variations on the Theme (Roundtable)

PANEL BK24 // SATURDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Reading Nationalism Through Hybridity: The Case of the Multicultural Istrian Peninsula

Russia

PANEL R1 // FRIDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Official Nationalism in Russia

PANEL R2 // WEDNESDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Russia’s Ethnic Minorities: Diversity and Solidarity

PANEL R3 // FRIDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Comparing Russian and NATO Intervention in Ethno-National Conflicts

PANEL R4 // SATURDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Conceptualizing the Grand Duchy of Finland Within the Russian Empire

PANEL R5 // THURSDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Constructing Diaspora Networks

PANEL R6 // SATURDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Book Panel on Pål Kolstø’s Strategic Uses of Nationalism and Ethnic Conflict: Interest and Identity in Russia and the Post-Soviet Space (Edinburgh Press, 2022)

PANEL R7 // THURSDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Blasphemy, History and Other Prospects for Conflict and Solidarity in Russia and Ukraine (Roundtable)

PANEL R8 // WEDNESDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Book Panel on Laura A. Dean’s Diffusing Human Trafficking Policy in Eurasia (Bristol Press, 2020)

PANEL R9 // THURSDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Russia’s Foreign Policy: Ideology, History, and Discourse

PANEL R10 // THURSDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Book Panel on Margarita M. Balmaceda’s Russian Energy Chains: The Remaking of Technopolitics from Siberia to Ukraine to the European Union (Columbia Press, 2021)

PANEL R11 // FRIDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Far Right and Its Circulation in Postcommunist Region

PANEL R12 // SATURDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Confict, Security and Soft Power in Russia

PANEL R13 // FRIDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Book Panel on Tomila Lankina’s The Estate Origins of Democracy in Russia: From Imperial Bourgeoisie to Post-Communist Middle Class (Cambridge, 2021)

PANEL R14 // SATURDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Professional Integration of High-Skilled Female Immigrants: What Are the Gender Specifics?

PANEL R15 // SATURDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Book Panel on Scott Kenworthy’s Understanding World Christianity: Russia (Fortress Press, 2021)

PANEL R16 // WEDNESDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Party Politics in Russia and Ukraine

PANEL R17 // SATURDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Russian Identity in History

PANEL R18 // FRIDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Religion and Gender in Russia

PANEL R19 // WEDNESDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Framing Russophone Studies: Politics, Cultural Institutions and Literature

PANEL R20 // THURSDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Special Panel on Yelena Biberman’s How to Kill a Superpower: Lessons from the USSR (Harvard Davis Center, 2021) [Five-Part Podcast]

PANEL R22 // WEDNESDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Post-Soviet Development of the Russian Political Discourse: Ideological Shifts, Language Change, and Propaganda Flourishing (1991-2022)

PANEL R23 // THURSDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Book Panel on Regina Smyth’s Elections, Protest, and Authoritarian Regime Stability: Russia 2008-2020 (Cambridge, 2020)

PANEL U1 // SATURDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Pandemic Exit and Voice in Poland and Ukraine: Evidence From the MOBILISE Project 2019-2022

PANEL U2 // FRIDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Book Panel on Oleksandra Tarkhanova’s Compulsory Motherhood, Paternalistic State? Ukrainian Gender Politics and the Subject of Woman (Palgrave Macmillan, 2021)

PANEL U3 // WEDNESDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Conflict in Donbas: Identities and Cultural Production

PANEL U4 // WEDNESDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Hrushevsky in English Translation: An Entree Into Ukraine’s Distant Past, More Recent History, and Present Historiography (Roundtable)

PANEL U5 // FRIDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Remembering the Holodomor: Representations of the Great Famine in Museums, Literature and Photographs

PANEL U6 // THURSDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Ukrainian Identities: Ethnolinguistic, National, and Local (Roundtable)

PANEL U7 // THURSDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Book Panel on Olesya Khromeychuk’s A Loss: The Story of a Dead Soldier Told by His Sister (Ibidem, 2021)

PANEL U8 // THURSDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Elite Response to Secessionist Conflict: Evidence From Ukraine

PANEL U9 // FRIDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

COVID-19, Political Attitudes, and Government Support in Ukraine

PANEL U10 // FRIDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Perspectives on the Donbas Conflict

PANEL U11 // FRIDAY // 1.30-3.00 PM EST

Negotiating National Identities at Times of Conflict

PANEL U12 // SATURDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

National and Local Governance and Democratic Reforms

Ukraine

Ukraine (and Belarus)

PANEL U13 // SATURDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Book Panel on Eleanor Knott’s Kin Majorities: Identity and Citizenship in Crimea and Moldova (McGill, 2022)

PANEL U14 // THURSDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

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 U15 // SATURDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Dilemmas of Knowledge Production and Peacebuilding: Case of War-Torn Donbas and Annexed Crimea (Roundtable)

PANEL U16 // THURSDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Negotiating Belonging in Contemporary Ukraine

PANEL U17 // SATURDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Book Panel on Mykhailo Minakov, Georgiy Kasianov, and Matthew Rojansky’s From “The Ukraine” to Ukraine: A Contemporary History, 1991-2021 (Ibidem Verlag, 2021)

PANEL U18 // FRIDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Social Discourse in Ukraine: Civil Rights, Belonging and Russian Propaganda

PANEL U19 // WEDNESDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

The Far Right in Ukraine and Russia

PANEL U20 // FRIDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

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 (Ibidem-Verlag, 2019)

PANEL U21 // WEDNESDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

The Russian Attack of Ukraine — Two Months Later: A Special Webinar

PANEL U22 // WEDNESDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Memory and Literature: Contemporary American, Ukrainian, and Jewish Fiction Without Borders

Central Europe

Central Europe (including Baltics & Moldova)

PANEL CE1 // WEDNESDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Questions of Minority Governance and Activism in Central Europe

PANEL CE2 // THURSDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Nationbuilding and Minorities in the Shadow of Soviet Legacies

PANEL CE3 // THURSDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Roma and Socio-Political Marginalization

PANEL CE4 // FRIDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Book Panel on Julija Sardelić’s The Fringes of Citizenship: Romani Minorities in Europe and Civic Marginalisation (Manchester, 2021)

PANEL CE5 // THURSDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Responses to Migration in Central Europe

PANEL CE6 // THURSDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Book Panel on Bálint Magyar and Bálint Madlovic’s The Anatomy of Post-Communist Regimes: A Conceptual Framework (CEU, 2020)

PANEL CE7 // FRIDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Dealing with a Double-Barreled Past: Instances of Memory Politics in Europe

PANEL CE9 // WEDNESDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Challenges to Inter-Ethnic Relations in Central Europe

PANEL CE10 // THURSDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Right-Wing Populism and Democracy in Poland and Hungary

PANEL CE11 // WEDNESDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Trajectories and Networks of Far Right in Postcommunist Europe

PANEL CE12 // FRIDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Variations of Populism in Central Europe

PANEL CE13 // THURSDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Memory and Identity in (Post-)Communist Romania

PANEL CE14 // SATURDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Structural and Institutional Discrimination: Roma in Central Europe

PANEL CE15 // SATURDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

National Responses to the COVID-19 Pandemic: East-Central European Case Studies

PANEL CE16 // SATURDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Memory Politics and Citizenship

PANEL CE17 // THURSDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Social Aspects of Minority Life

PANEL CE18 // SATURDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Interwar Radicalism Impacting the Contemporary National Identities in Poland and its Constellations

PANEL CE19 // FRIDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Bilateral State Relations and Minority Issues

PANEL CE20 // WEDNESDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

The Politics of Diaspora in Central Europe

PANEL CE21 // WEDNESDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

The Holocaust: Dynamics and Memory

PANEL CE22 // SATURDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Minorities in National State Institutions

PANEL CE23 // WEDNESDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Redefining Yiddish in Interwar Romania: Institutions, Individuals and Processes (1918-1940)

PANEL CE24 // SATURDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Book Panel on Ana Bracic’s Breaking the Exclusion Cycle: How to Promote Cooperation between Majority and Minority Ethnic Groups (Oxford, 2020)

Eurasia

Eurasia (including Central Asia & China)

PANEL EU1 // SATURDAY // 10.30 AM-12.30 PM ET

Gender Dynamics in Eurasia

PANEL EU2 // FRIDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Book Panel on Darren Byler’s Terror Capitalism: Uyghur Dispossession and Masculinity in a Chinese City (Duke, 2021)

PANEL EU3 // SATURDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Muslims, Tibetans, and the Ethnopolitics of Maoist China

PANEL EU4 // FRIDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Nation-Building in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan

PANEL EU5 // WEDNESDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Book Panel on David Tobin’s Securing China’s Northwest Frontier: Identity and Insecurity in Xinjiang (Cambridge, 2020)

PANEL EU6 // FRIDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Minorities in China

PANEL EU7 // WEDNESDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Nationalism Beyond the Euro-Sphere: Global Contributions to the Study of Nationalism and Ethnic Politics

PANEL EU8 // FRIDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Book Panel on Adrienne Edgar’s Intermarriage and the Friendship of Peoples: Ethnic Mixing in Soviet Central Asia (Cornell, 2020)

PANEL EU9 // THURSDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Genocide in Xinjiang (Roundtable)

PANEL EU10 // THURSDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Book Panel on David R Stroup’s Pure and True: The Everyday Politics of Ethnicity for China’s Hui Muslims (Washington, 2022)

PANEL EU11 // WEDNESDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Book Panel on Alina Jašina-Schäfer’s Everyday Belonging in the Post-Soviet Borderlands: Russian Speakers in Estonia and Kazakhstan (Lexington Books, 2021)

PANEL EU12 // THURSDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Culture and Religion in Eurasia

PANEL EU13 // THURSDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Nation-Building in China

PANEL EU14 // SATURDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Economic Integration and Transnational Ties

PANEL EU15 // WEDNESDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Contention in Kazakhstan

Caucasus

PANEL K1 // THURSDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Georgia – and The De Facto States – Between Moscow and Brussels: Identity and Politic

PANEL K2 // THURSDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Constructing and Preserving Collective Memory

PANEL K3 // WEDNESDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Varieties of Violence and Radicalization in the Caucasus

PANEL K4 // SATURDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Deconstructing Conflicts in the South Caucasus

PANEL K5 // THURSDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Return of Ideology? Waves of Social Movements and Activism in Azerbaijan

PANEL K6 // FRIDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

The role of Memories and Narratives in Conflict Escalation and Peacebuilding: Conflicts in the Russian North Caucasus, Georgia and Ukraine

PANEL K7 // FRIDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Regional Security in the South Caucasus

PANEL K8 // SATURDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Politics and Society in the South Caucasus

PANEL K9 // WEDNESDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Book Panel on Krista Goff’s Nested Nationalism: Making and Unmaking Nations in the Soviet Caucasus (Cornell, 2020)

Turkey, Greece & Cyprus

Turkey & Greece

PANEL TK1 // WEDNESDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Book Panel on Stefanos Katsikas’s Islam and Nationalism in Modern Greece, 1821-1940 (Oxford, 2021)

PANEL TK2 // THURSDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Book Panel on Gülay Türkmen’s Under the Banner of Islam: Turks, Kurds, and the Limits of Religious Unity (Oxford, 2021)

PANEL TK3 // WEDNESDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

The Reach of the State and Its Limits in the Kurdish Region

PANEL TK4 // SATURDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Non-Muslims in the Ottoman Empire and Turkey

PANEL TK5 // FRIDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

The Mechanisms of Populist Autocratizaton and Resistance

PANEL TK6 // FRIDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Populist Autocratization, Gender, and Morality Policing

PANEL TK7 // THURSDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Religion and Nationalism in Comparative Perspective

PANEL TK8 // WEDNESDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Trajectories of Inclusion and Exclusion: Migrants in Turkey and the Diaspora

PANEL TK9 // FRIDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Identity and Foreign Policy in the AKP Era

Belarus

PANEL BE1 // SATURDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Civil Society in Belarus: Shocks 2020-2021 and Beyond

PANEL BE2 // THURSDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

Belarus: Society and Politics in Crisis

PANEL BE3 // WEDNESDAY // 2.00-3.30 PM ET

Belarus After August 2020: Hybrid Wars, Gender, and the Future

PANEL BE4 // WEDNESDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Belarus Rising: Understanding Anti-Regime Action in Belarus in 2020

PANEL BE5 // FRIDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Autocracy in Belarus

Thematic Panels

PANEL TH1 // THURSDAY // 10.30 AM-12.00 PM ET

The Covid Effect on Nationalism and Migration

PANEL TH2 // THURSDAY // 8.30-10.00 AM ET

Heritage, Monument, and Memory in the Context of War

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Nationalism

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Migration

Balkans

Russia

Ukraine (and Belarus)

Central Europe (including Baltics & Moldova)

Eurasia (including Central Asia & China)

Caucasus

Turkey & Greece

Belarus

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