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Nationalism Studies

OVER 150 PANELS ON ELEVEN REGIONAL AND THEMATIC SECTIONS!

Nationalism

Panels by Sections

PANEL N9 // SATURDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Investigating Majority Nationalism

PANEL N10 // THURSDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

Conceptual Insights into Nationalism and Nation Building

PANEL N11 // SATURDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Nationalism, Illiberalism, and Populism

PANEL N12 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

The Far Right, Populism and Conflict

PANEL N13 // THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

The Political Economy of Nationalism

PANEL N14 // THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Violence and Nationalism in the United States

PANEL N15 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Nationalism and Jewish Identity

PANEL N16 // THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Book Panel on on Lawrence Douglas’ The Criminal State:
War, Atrocity, and the Dream of International Justice (Princeton, 2026)

PANEL N17 // THURSDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

Book Panel on Ian Shapiro’s After the Fall: From the End of
History to the Crisis of Democracy, How Politicians Broke Our World (Basic Books, 2026)

Migration & Diasporas

Migration

PANEL M1 // THRUSDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

Emerging Issues in Global Migration​

PANEL M2 // FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Immigration in the United States

PANEL M3 //THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

The Changing Contours of Diaspora

Balkans

Balkans

PANEL BK7 // FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Inter-Ethnic Relations and Divisions in the Balkans

PANEL BK8 // SATURDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Identity, Belonging, and Exclusion in the Balkans

PANEL BK9 // THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Foreign Affairs and Europeanization

Russia

Russia

PANEL R7 // SATURDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Book Panel on Inna Leykin’s Caring Like a State:
The Politics of Russia’s Demographic Crisis (Indiana, 2025)

PANEL R8 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

The Russian Orthodox Church: Nationalism and the State

 

PANEL R9 //SATURDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Russian Regions: The Imperial and Soviet Past,
and the War in Ukraine

PANEL R10 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Russian Foreign Policy and the War

PANEL R11 // THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Russian Autocracy, Public Opinion and the War in Ukraine

PANEL R12 // FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

The Soviet/Russian National Narrative: Past and Present 

PANEL R13 // SATURDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Empire and Otherness in Russia: Before and After
the War in Ukraine

Ukraine

PANEL U1 // SATURDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Russian Political Warfare against Ukraine
and Its Allies in the West

PANEL U2 // SATURDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Citizen and the State in Ukraine

PANEL U3 // THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Ukraine at War

PANEL U4 // FRIDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Memory, Museums, and Materiality

PANEL U5 // SATURDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Famine as Genocide in the 20th Century: Connecting History, Memory, and Online Learning (Roundtable)

PANEL U6 // FRIDAY //10.00-11.40 AM

Understanding Citizen Experiences in Wartime
Across Space and Time

PANEL U7 // THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Identities, Narratives, and Politics in the Context
of Russia’s War against Ukraine

PANEL U8 // THURSDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

Obstacles to and Successes in Fostering the Study of Ukraine Across Disciplines Abroad (an ASN 30th Anniversary Colloquium) 

PANEL U9 // THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Caught between Multiple Temporalities of the War: Experiences of People from Ukraine after 2014

PANEL U10 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Minorities in Ukraine and Transnistria: Past and Present

PANEL U11 // THURSDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

Genocide and Occupation in Ukraine

PANEL U12 // FRIDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Civil Society in Ukraine​

PANEL U13 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Europe and Ukraine — Ukraine in Europe 

PANEL U14 // SATURDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Influence of International Actors and Aid in Ukraine

PANEL U15 // SATURDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Identity in Ukraine

Central Europe (including Baltics & Moldova)

PANEL U16 // SATURDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Book Panel on Sophia Wilson’s Maidan: Ukraine’s
Democratic Revolution (McGill-Queen’s, 2026)

PANEL U17 // FRIDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Digital Media and War in Ukraine

PANEL U18 // THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Russia-Ukraine War: Shifts in Narratives, Identities,
and Value Systems

PANEL U19 // FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Thinking About Nationalism since the Russian Invasion of Ukraine: Overcoming National Indifference in Academia (Roundtable)

PANEL U20 // FRIDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Book Panel on Marina Sapritsky-Nahum’s Jewish Odesa :
Negotiating Identities and Traditions in Contemporary Ukraine (Indiana, 2024)

PANEL U21 // FRIDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Book Panel on Anastasia Fomitchova’s Volia: engagée volontaire dans la résistance ukrainienne [A Volunteer in the Ukrainian Resistance]  (Grasset, 2025)

PANEL U22 // THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Book Panel on Nataliia Stepaniuk’s Lives Altered by War: Civilian Volunteering amid the Donbas War in Ukraine 
(McGill-Queen’s, 2025)

PANEL U23 //FRIDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

Book Panel on Greta Uehling’s Decolonizing Ukraine :
The Indigenous Peoples of Crimea and Pathways to Freedom (Rowman and Littlefield, 2025)

PANEL U24 // THURSDAY // 5.20-7.00 PM

Soviet/Russian Identity on Ukraine and Armenia

PANEL U25 // THURSDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Book Panel on Victoria Khiterer’s Bitter War of Memory:
The Babyn Yar Massacre, Aftermath, and Commemoration (Purdue, 2025)

PANEL U26 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Enduring Resistance: Recognizing and Rethinking Ukrainian Resilience in the Fifth Year of Full-Scale War (Roundtable)

Central Europe
Eurasia

Eurasia (including Central Asia & China)

PANEL EU4 // THURSDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Gender Dynamics in Central Asia

PANEL EU5 // THURSDAY // 10.00-11.40 AM

National Identity in Central Asia and China

 

PANEL EU6 // SATURDAY // 12.00-1.40 PM

Religion and National Identity in Central Asia​

PANEL EU7 // FRIDAY // 3.20-5.00 PM

Migration and Forced Displacement in Eurasia

Caucasus

Caucasus

Turkey, Greece & Cyprus

Turkey & Greece

Belarus

Belarus
Thematic Panels

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