8, 2015 Makuhari Preliminary Program (September 18, 2014) 2 Session I – 1 (Tuesday – 9:30 Am – 11:00 Am) Program Tuesday
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The Ninth ICCEES World Congress August 3 - 8, 2015 Makuhari Preliminary Program (September 18, 2014) 2 Session I – 1 (Tuesday – 9:30 am – 11:00 am) Program Tuesday August Session I – 1 (Tuesday – 9:30 am – 11:00 am) I-1-1 New Geopolitical Reality in the Making? Putting Ukrainian Crisis in a Global Perspective I Chair: Gaye Christoffersen, Johns Hopkins U, China Papers: Rodney Bruce Hall, U of Macau, China “Constructing Secessionism in the Crimea and Irredentism in Russia” Ted Hopf, National U of Singapore “China's Russian Problem” Viacheslav Morozov, U of Tartu, Estonia “The Day After: What Are the Grounds for a Post-Crisis Settlement between Russia and the West?” Discussant: Elizabeth Wishnick, Montclair State U, USA I-1-2 Hidden Threats and Risks to Eurasian Security and Ways to Overcome Them Chair: Oleg Vusatyuk, Kyiv National U of Culture and Arts, Ukraine Papers: Oleg Vusatyuk, Kyiv National U of Culture and Arts, Ukraine “International Security Regime in the Zones Civilizational Fault Lines and in the Conditions of Civilizational Drift” Alexander Golubev, Institute of Russian History, RAS “Soviet Society and Geopolitical Threats of Interwar Period: Retro- spective Analysis of Actual Experience” Karolina Gorditsa, Institute of Economy and Forecasting, National AS Ukraine “Legitimacy of Property as a Factor of Economic Security: Ukrainian Traditions and Perspectives” Session I – 1 (Tuesday – 9:30 am – 11:00 am) 3 Discussant: TBA I-1-3 Humanitarian Factors in International Relations Chair: TBA Papers: Robert Crane, Estonian Business School “Paving the Path to Peace in the CEE: the Role of Culture” Marina Lebedeva, MGIMO, Russia “The Role of Education and Science in Integration of the Post-Soviet Area” Olga Lipkina, U of Eastern Finland “Borders and Trans-border Second Home Tourism” Regan Treewater, University of Alberta, Canada “From Japanese ‘Picture Brides’ to the ‘Mail Order Brides’ of the Former Soviet Union: A Comparative Cultural Analysis of Marriage Immigration” Discussant: Nona Shakhnazaryan, Centre for Independent Social Research, Russia I-1-4 Migration, Education and Identity: Russian and Global Experience Chair: Marina Martynova, Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology, RAS Papers: Arif Yunus, Institute for Peace and Democracy, Azerbaijan “Education Abroad and Its Infl uence on the Mental Set: an Azeri Case Study” Natalia Lapkina, Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology, RAS “Mutual Cross-cultural Adaptation of Children:Practical Experience of Formation of the General Communication Space” Natalia O'Shea, Independent scholar, Switzerland “The Role of Traditional Storytelling in the Education of Multilingual Children” Discussants: Federica Prina, European Centre for Minority Issues, Germany; Tokhir Kalandarov, Institute of Humanitarian Sciences, Tajik Academy of Sciences I-1-5 The Infl uence(s) of Sound-Reproduction Technologies on Russian Art and Science between about 1910 and 1940 Chair: Rieko Kamoika, Waseda U, Japan Papers: Masaru Ito, Hitotsubashi U, Japan “Sounds of Russian Theatre in the 1920-30s” 4 Session I – 1 (Tuesday – 9:30 am – 11:00 am) Valeriy Zolotukhin, Russian State Library “Sound Recording Technology in the Avant-garde Poetry and Russian Formalism” Lubov Pchelkina, State Tretyakov Gallery, Russia “Solomon Nikritin and a New Sound Culture of the Post-Revolutionary Russia” Discussant: Naoto Yagi, Waseda U, Japan I-1-6 Adopting Digital Learning Techniques in CEE Studies (Roundtable) Chair: Klaus Segbers, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany Participants: Julia Gerlach, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany “Teaching Color Revolutions” Georgiy Kasianov, Institute of the History of Ukraine “Dealing with Teaching Materials on 'Contemporary History'” Dmitri Mitin, North Carolina State U, USA “Developing Digital Teaching Skills” Andrey Makarychev, U of Tartu, Estonia “Online vs. On-site Teaching” Kristina Klinkforth, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany “Digital Learning Strategies in Global Politics” I-1-7 Explaining Eurasian Regime Dynamics 1991-2015 (Roundtable) Chair: Kimitaka Matsuzato, U of Tokyo, Japan Participants: Vladimir Gel'man, European U at St. Petersburg, Russia “Authoritarian Russia: Explaining Post-Soviet Regime Changes” Oleksandr Fisun, Kharkiv National U, Ukraine “The Puzzle of Ukrainian Political Regime Change” Keith Darden, American U, USA “All Politics is Local: The Myth of Externally-Promoted Regime Change” Shairbek Juraev, OSCE Academy, Kyrgyzstan “Failing Political Regimes in post-Soviet Kyrgyzstan” Henry E. Hale, George Washington U, USA “Post-Soviet Regime Dynamics as Patronal Politics” I-1-8 Political and Economic Elites in Comparative Perspective Chair: TBA Session I – 1 (Tuesday – 9:30 am – 11:00 am) 5 Papers: Alexander Shatilov, Financial U under the Government of the RF “‘The Crimean Consensus’ of the Russian Elites and Perspectives of the Eurasian Policy by Vladimir Putin” Raphi Rechitsky & Hanna Soderbaum, European U at St. Petersburg, Russia “From ‘Effective Businessmen’ to ‘Responsible Citizens:’ Represen- tation of Economic Elites in Ukraine and Russia Before and After the Maidan Revolution” Marina Maximenkova, Higher School of Economics, Russia “Political Leader and Elite in Perceptions of Current and Potential Political Elite in Russia and France” Discussant: TBA I-1-9 Pushkin Chair: Ji-Eun Sim, Hallym U, South Korea Papers: Nigel Foxcroft, U of Brighton, UK “Visions of History: Chance and Certainty in A. S. Pushkin's The Bronze Horseman and Boris Godunov” Yuri Sugino, St. Andrews U, Japan “Refl ections of Dante’s ‘Divine Comedy’ in Pushkin’s ‘The Bronze Horseman’" Anna Hlaváčová, Institute of Theatre and Film Studies, Slovakia “The Union of Florence and Pushkin’s Dramatic Representation of Tsar Dmitry” Discussant: Shunsuke Miyoshi, Komazawa U, Japan I-1-10 Contemporary Russian Literature I Chair: Edith Clowes, U of Virginia, USA Papers: Julia Vaingurt, U of Illinois at Chicago, USA “The Poetics of Weakness in Russian Prose of the 1960s” Takashi Matsushita, Hokkaido U, Japan “The Empire of the Soul without Body: Transformation of the ‘Self’ in the Creation of Yuri Mamleev” Wu Ping, Beijing Normal U, China “Passive and Urgency Intellectual in Russia - Based on the Novel ‘Kys’ by T. Tolstoy” Discussant: Boris Lanin, Academy of Education of Russia 6 Session I – 1 (Tuesday – 9:30 am – 11:00 am) I-1-11 Minority Nations’ Issues Refl ecting on Czechoslovak NewsPapers Chair: Takashi Kawashima, Kyoto U, Japan Papers: Hisashi Nakamura, Hokkaido U, Japan “Citizens of Austria, Nations of Judaea: Selbstwehr Unabhängige jüdische Wochenschrift” Shohei Saito, Hokkaido U, Japan “The Historical Impact of Eurasianism: An In-Depth Review of N. S. Trubetzkoy’s ‘On Racism’ (1935) and Its Reception in the Prager Presse” Yoshiyuki Morishita, Hokkaido U, Japan “The Relation between the Language and National Membership: An Analysis of Czech Silesian Newspaper” Discussant: Scott Spector, U of Michigan, USA I-1-12 The Eighteenth-Ninteenth Century Army in Comparative Perspective: Russia and Japan (Roundtable) Chair: Yoshihide Tanaka, Miyagi U of Education, Japan Participants: Takeshi Matsumura, Daito Bunka U, Japan “Do Decembrists Dream of February 26?” Koichi Toyokawa, Meiji U, Japan “The Military and Administrative Reform in Southern Urals Region from the End of the Eighteenth to the Beginning of the Nineteenth Century: The Orenburg Cossack Host and Bashkiria” Sergey A. Tolstoguzov, Hiroshima U, Japan “Takashima Shuhan and the Military Reform in Japan in the Tenpo Period” Aleksandr A. Tolstoguzov, Aomori Public U, Japan “The First Russian Impressions of the Japanese Military Reforms after the Meiji Restoration” I-1-13 Peoples and Confessions in the Russian Empire Chair: Kenso Yamamoto, U of Shimane, Japan Papers: Ryoko Isaka, U of Tokyo, Japan “The Missionary Activities of the Russian Orthodox Church in the North Caucasus (18–19th Centuries)” Pavel Shabley, Chelyabinsk State U, Russia “Problems of Formation of the Spiritual Administrations for Muslims Session I – 1 (Tuesday – 9:30 am – 11:00 am) 7 in the Kazakh Region and Turkistan (the end of 19th - the fi rst quarter of 20th centuries): Comparative Analysis” Aziza Shanazarova, Indiana U, USA “Turkistanning Uyghanish Tarikhi: A Neglected Source on Jadiddism” Discussant: Alexander Polunov, Moscow State U, Russia I-1-14 From the Great Reforms to the Russian Revolution Chair: Noritaka Kennoku, U of Tokyo, Japan Papers: Yanfeng Tang, Northeast Normal U, China “Russian and Chinese Historiographies on the Abolition of Serfdom in Russia in 1861” Galina Lobacheva, Saratov State Technical U, Russia “Contemporary Historiography on the Last Decades of the Russian Empire” Leonid Trofi mov, Bentley U, USA “The Question of the Russian Revolution’s Global Impact” Discussant: Angelina Evdokimova, Bashkir State Pedagogical U, Russia I-1-15 Soviet Society from the October to the 1930s Chair: Jun Kumakura, U of Tokyo, Japan Papers: Pavel Vasilyev, Max Planck Institute for Human Development, Germany “Revolutionary Law and Revolutionary Feeling: Emotions and the Administration of Justice in the Early Soviet Period” Oksana Pugovkina, Institute of History, Academy of Sciences of Uzbekistan “The Forms of Social Adaptation of Turkestan’s ‘Former People’ in 1917-30: The Strategies of Their Survival in a New Soviet Reality” Takeo Hidai, Saitama Gakuen U, Japan “On Some Aspects of Soviet Kolkhoz Farmer’s Attitude toward the Stalin Regime” Discussant: Matthias Neumann, U of East Anglia, UK I-1-16 The Problems of Identity in the Multinational Soviet Union Chair: Tetsuro Chida,