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Nationalism Studies

OVER 150 PANELS ON ELEVEN REGIONAL AND THEMATIC SECTIONS!

Nationalism

Panels by Sections

PANEL N1// THURSDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

The Far Right: Ideologies, Parties and Mythologies

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PANEL N2// THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Nation-Building, Institutions and Civic Participation

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PANEL N3// SATURDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Populism, Cults of Personality and the Politics of Crisis

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PANEL N4// THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Understanding Violence

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PANEL N5// THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

The Politics of Culture under Populism  

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PANEL N6// FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Book Panel on Robin Ostow’s Curating Human Rights:
Displaying, Combating and Obscuring Human Rights Violations in Museums (Routledge, 2025)

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PANEL N7// FRIDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Nationalism in the US and Canada

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PANEL N8 // THURSDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

Book Panel on Gerard Toal’s Oceans Rise Empires Fall:
Why Geopolitics Hastens Climate Catastrophe
(Oxford University Press, 2024)

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PANEL N9 // FRIDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

The State of the Everyday: What Can We Learn from Two Decades of Everyday Nationalism? (Roundtable) 

 

PANEL N10 // THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Performing Everyday, Banal and Popular Nationalisms

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PANEL N11 // THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Book Panel on Alexander Cooley and Alexander Dukalskis’ Dictating the Agenda: The Authoritarian Resurgence in World Politics (Oxford, 2025)​

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PANEL N12 // FRIDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Nationalism in South Asia

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PANEL N13 // SATURDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Far Right Violence

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PANEL N14 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Nationalism and Colonialism​

Migration & Diasporas

Migration

PANEL M1 // SATURDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM
Migrant Well-Being and National Identity​

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PANEL M2 // FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Forcible Displacement: Concepts, Identities, and Narratives

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PANEL M3 // FRIDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Diaspora and Return

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Balkans

Balkans

PANEL BK1 // THURSDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

Identity, Nationalism and Nation-State in the Balkans

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PANEL BK2 // FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Youth, War and Memory (Roundtable)

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PANEL BK3 // FRIDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Youth Identities, Activism and Politics in the Contemporary Balkans

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PANEL BK4 // SATURDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Illiberal and Right-Wing Political Parties and Elites

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PANEL BK5 // THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Language, Education, Belonging

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PANEL BK6 // FRIDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Identity, Nationalism and Nation-State in the Balkans

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PANEL BK7 // THURSDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

Understanding War and its Legacies in Bosnia and
Herzegovina and Beyond

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PANEL BK8 // THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Ageing and Demographic Nationalism in Southeast Europe

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PANEL BK9 // FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Minority Politics Across the Balkans

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Russia

Russia

PANEL R1 // SATURDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Book Panel on Pål Kolstø’s Family, Sex and Faith: The Biopolitics of the Russian Orthodox Church
(Northern Illinois, 2025) 

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PANEL R2 // THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Russian War Narratives

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PANEL R3 // SATURDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Russian War Online

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PANEL R6 // THURSDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

Ideological Change in Russia State, Society, and Military Developments (Roundtable)

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PANEL R7 // SATURDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

States of Surveillance: Ethnic Politics and Practices of National Security in the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany

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PANEL R8 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Russian Uncivil Society  

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PANEL R9 // FRIDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Russia’s External Influence: Past and Present 

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PANEL R10 // THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Ethnic Minorities in Russia Amidst the Ongoing War 

Ukraine

Ukraine

PANEL U1 // SATURDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Nationalism, Sexuality, and Marginalized Lives Rethinking Gender, Heroism and Resistance during Russia’s Full-Scale Invasion of Ukraine (Roundtable)

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PANEL U2 // THURSDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

eyond the Contact Line: Occupation and Foreign Fighters
in Ukraine

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PANEL U3 // THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Public Opinion & State-Citizen Interactions in Ukraine

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PANEL U4 // THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Knowledge Production and Image Formation in Times of War: The Role of Ukraine’s Public Diplomacy and the Boundaries of Soft Power

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PANEL U5 // SATURDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

International Dimension of the Russo-Ukrainian War

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PANEL U6 // THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

The Past and the Present of Greeks in Ukraine

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PANEL U7 // SATURDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Identity and Belonging in Times of War

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PANEL U8 // THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Book Panel on Nataliya Kibita’s The Institutional Foundations of Ukrainian Democracy: Power, Sharing, Regionalism and Authoritarianism (Oxford, 2024)

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PANEL U9 // SATURDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Book Panel on Bálint Magyar and Bálint Madlovics’ Ukraine’s Patronal Democracy and the Russian Invasion:
The Russia-Ukraine War (CEU, 2024)

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PANEL U10 // THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Popular Culture in Times of War

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PANEL U11 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

What Will Remain and What Will Be Remembere
in the Russo-Ukrainian War

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PANEL U12 // FRIDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Russia’s War Against Ukraine in the Information Space

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PANEL U13 // SATURDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Russian Foreign Policy during the Full-Scale Invasion
of Ukraine 

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PANEL U14 // SATURDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

The Holodomor and Cold War Politics: Memory and Denial

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PANEL U15 // FRIDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Remembering Traumatic Pasts: Jewish Ukrainian Relations
in the 20th Century

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PANEL U16 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Book Panel on Denys Gorbach’s The Making and Unmaking of the Ukrainian Working Class: Everyday Politics and Moral Economy in a Post-Soviet City (Berghahn, 2024)

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PANEL U17 // FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

From Resistance to Recovery: The Role of Local and International Professional and Creative Communities in Ukraine

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PANEL U18 // THURSDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

Ukrainian Women’s Resilience During Russia’s War on Ukraine:
Sources, Practices, Potential

Central Europe (including Baltics & Moldova)

PANEL U19 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

War, Identity, and Political Behavior in Ukraine

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PANEL U20 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Europe on the Mental Maps of Ukrainian Intellectuals
of the 19-20th Centuries

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PANEL U21 // FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Book Panel on Darya Tsymbalyuk’s Ecocide in Ukraine: The Environmental Costs of Russia’s War (Polity, 2025)

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PANEL U22 // FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Politics of Memory in Ukraine: Past, Present, Future (Roundtable)

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PANEL U23 // THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Dissent and Discourses of Belonging in Eastern Ukraine (and beyond) from Perestroika to the Present Day

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PANEL U24 // FRIDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Living Through War: Civilian Experiences of and Responses
to Russia’s Invasion(s) of Ukraine

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PANEL U25 // FRIDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Resistance and Resilience in Ukraine

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PANEL U26 // SATURDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Book Panel on Olena Nikolayenkos’ Invisible Revolutionaries: Women’s Participation in Ukraine’s Euromaidan
(Cambridge, 2025)

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PANEL U27 // THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Aspects of the Polish-Ukrainian Cultural and Historical Encounter

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PANEL U28 // FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

A Conversation on Lada Kolomiyets and Antonina Berezovenko’s’s Living the Independence Dream : Ukraine and Ukrainians in Contemporary Socio-Political Context
(Basic Books, 2024)

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PANEL U29 // FRIDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Book Panel on Tamara Hundorova’s Transyt’na kul’tura i postkolonial’na travma (Transit Culture and Postcolonial) (Vikhola, 2024)

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PANEL U30 // FRIDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Russia’s Aggression against Ukraine and Fields of Study (Roundtable)

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PANEL U31 //FRIDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Shift in the National Mentality of Ukrainians during
the Russian War against Ukraine

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PANEL U33 // THURSDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

A Conversation on Eugene Finkel’s Intent to Destroy
(Basic Books, 2024)

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PANEL U34 // FRIDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

A Conversation on Alexander Vindman’s The Folly of Realism:
How the West Deceived Itself About Russia and BetrayedUkraine (Hachette, 2025) 

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PANEL U35 // THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM 

Book Panel on Sergiy Kudelia’s Seize the City, Undo the State:
The Inception of Russia’s Waron Ukraine (Oxford, 2025)

Central Europe

PANEL CE1 // FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Utopia and the Nation in Eastern and Central Europe 

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PANEL CE2 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Noticing Otherwise: De-Centring Modes of Representation and Research on Minority and Migrant Populations in
‘Eastern Europe’
(Roundtable) 

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PANEL CE3 // FRIDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Religious and National Minorities

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PANEL CE4 // FRIDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

Parties and External Influence in Central Europe

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PANEL CE5 // THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Central European Political Movements in the 19th Century

 

PANEL CE6 // FRIDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Migration Debates in Central Europe

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PANEL CE7 // SATURDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Book Panel on Maria Snegovaya’s When Left Moves Right:
The Decline of the Left and the Rise of the Populist Right
in Postcommunist Europe (Oxford, 2024)

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PANEL CE8 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Confronting Authoritarianism in Central Europe

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PANEL CE9 // THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Nationalist Policies and Illiberalism in Central Europe   

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PANEL CE10 // SATURDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

The Lasting Impact of History in Central Europe 

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Eurasia

Eurasia (including Central Asia & China)

PANEL EU1 // THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM 

Domestic Politics and State Formation

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PANEL EU2 // FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

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 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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Caucasus

Caucasus

PANEL K1 // THURSDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

Historical Memory and Narratives in Conflict Transformation

 

PANEL K2 // SATURDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Historical Memory and Narratives in Conflict Transformation

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PANEL K4 // FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Governance and Accountability: Regime and Legitimacy
in the Caucasus and Eastern Europe

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PANEL K5 // FRIDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

The Crisis in Georgia: Domestic and International (Roundtable)

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PANEL K6 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

War, Violence, and Peace in the Caucasus and Ukraine

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PANEL K7 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Refugees and Migrants in the Caucasus

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PANEL K8 // THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Nationalism and History in Armenia and Georgia

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PANEL K9 // FRIDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Armenia and Azerbaijan

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PANEL K10 // THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Book Panel on Vladimir Hamed-Troyansky’s Empire of Refugees: North Caucasian Muslims and the Late Ottoman State (Stanford, 2024)

Turkey, Greece & Cyprus

Turkey & Greece

PANEL TK2 // THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Authoritarianism in Turkey

PANEL TK3 // FRIDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Memory Politics in the Ottoman Empire, Turkey and Cyprus 

 

PANEL TK4 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Gender Resistance and Anti-Feminism in Turkey and Greece?

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