I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 29th National Convention of the American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies

20-23 November 1997

Sheraton Seattle Hotel- Seattle, Washington Hosted by the Western Slavic Association American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies National Office: 8 Story Street, 3rd Floor Cambridge, MA 0213 8 Tel: 617-495-0677, Fax: 617-495-0680 E-mail: [email protected]

ii CONTENTS

AAASS Board of Directors v

Program Committee vi

AAASS Affiliates vi

AAASS Institutional Members Vll

Meeting Room Locations viii

Index of Exhibitors X

Exhibit Hall Diagram xii

Convention Schedule Overview X Ill

Program Summary xiv

Program: Daily Schedule

Call for Papers for 1998 Convention 162

Advertisements 107

Index of Convention Participants 149

Index of Advertisers 161

lll iv AAASS BOARD OF DIRECTORS

*Sheila Fitzpatrick (U Chicago), President, 1997

*Norman Naimark (Stanford U), Vice President/President Elect, 1997

*Carol R. Saivetz (Harvard U), Executive Director, 1995~2000

*Joseph Berliner (Harvard U), Treasurer, 1995-1998

*Abbott Gleason (Brown U), Past President, 1997

*Daniel Orlovsky (Southern Methodist U), Member-at-Large, 1996-98

Melissa Bokovoy (U ofNew Mexico), AHA rep., 1995-97

Valerie Bunce (Cornell U), Member-at-Large, 1997-99

Caryl Emerson (Princeton U), Member-at-Large, 1995-97

Harold Goldberg (U of the South), Chair-Council ofRegional Affiliates,

1996-97

George Gutsche (U of Arizona), AATSEEL rep., 1995-97

John Hardt (Library of Congress), AEA rep., 1995-97

David Holloway (Stanford U), Member-at-Large, 1997-99

Diane Koenker (U of Illinois), Editor-Slavic Review

Nancy Shields Kollmann (Stanford U), Member-at-Large, 1995-97

James Millar (George Washington U), Chair-Council ofMember Institutions,

1995-97

Carol Nechemias (Penn State U), APSA rep., 1996-98

Thomas Remington (Emory U), Member-at-Large, 1996-98

Marilyn Rueschemeyer (RJSD/Brown U), ASA rep., 1996-98

Gale Stokes (Rice U), Vice-Chair, Council ofRegional Affiliates, 1997

Victor Winston (Florida Int'l U), AAG rep., 1996-98

*Members of the Executive Committee

v AAASS NATIONAL OFFICE *Western Slavic Association Carol R. Saivetz, Executive Director *Sponsor of the 29th National Vicki Mills, NewsNet Editor Convention in Seattle Michael Olson, Jr., Membership Secretary AAASS AFFILIATED SOCIETIES Galina Shaumyan, Comptroller Wendy Walker, Convention American Association for the Study of Hungarian History Coordinator American Association for Ukrainian Studies PROGRAM COMMITTEE FOR American Association of Teachers of SEATTLE CONVENTION Slavic and East European Languages American Council of Teachers of James West, U ofWashington, Chair Russian Michael Biggins, U of Washington Association for the Advancement of Daniel Chirot, U of Washington Central Asian Research James Felak, U of Washington Association for Croatian Studies Stephen Hanson, U of Washington Association for the Study of Tsuyoshi Hasegawa, U of Calif, Santa Nationalities Barbara Association for Women in Slavic Birgitta Ingemanson, Washington Studies State U Bulgarian Studies Association Chris Jones, U of Washington Czechoslovak History Conference Paul Marantz, U of British Columbia Early Slavic Studies Association Sabrina Ramet, U of Washington Eastern German Studies Group Theodore Taranovski, U of Puget Eighteenth-Century Russian Studies Sound Association Judith Thornton, U of Washington North American Association of Cynthia Vakareliyska, U of Oregon Teachers of Czech Ron Wixman, U of Oregon North American Society for Serbian Studies AAASS REGIONAL AFFILIATES Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences of America Central Slavic Conference Polish Studies Association Mid-Atlantic Slavic Conference Slavic and East European Folklore Midwest Slavic Conference Association (SEEF A) New England Slavic Association Slovak Studies Association Rocky Mountain Association for Society for Albanian Studies Slavic Studies Society for Armenian Studies Southern Conference on Slavic Society for Austrian and Habsburg Studies History Southwest Slavic Association Society for Romanian Studies Washington DC Chapter Society for Slovene Studies

vi Society for the Study of Caucasia International Research & Exchanges Society of Historians of East Board European and Russian Art & University of Iowa Architecture (SHERA) James Madison University South East European Studies University of Kansas Association Kennan Institute Working Group on Cinema & Louisiana State University Television Miami University Michigan State University AAASS INSTITUTIONAL University of Michigan MEMBERS Middlebury College National Council for Eurasian & East American University European Research Arizona State University New York Public Library Boston College New York University Brown University University ofNorth Carolina, Bryn Mawr College Chapel Hill University of California, Berkeley North Carolina State University University of California, Los Angeles Northern Illinois University University of California, San Diego Ohio State University University of Chicago University of Oklahoma University of Cincinnati Open Society Archives Columbia University University of Oregon University of Connecticut University of Pittsburgh Cornell University Princeton University Council on International Educational Rutgers University Exchange Shevchenko Scientific Society Current Digest of the Post-Soviet Slavic American Cultural Association Press Stanford University Dartmouth College University of Tennessee, Knoxville University of Delaware Vassar College Emory University University of Vermont Fondazione Giangiacomo Feltrinelli Villanova University Georgetown University University of Virginia Grinnell College University of Washington Harvard University University of Wisconsin, Madison Haverford College , Yale University University of Hawaii Hutsul Research Institute University of Illinois, Chicago University of Illinois, Urbana Indiana University

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viii SHERATON SEATTLE HOTEL MEETING RooMs

ix INDEX OF EXIDBITORS - ALPHABETICAL LISTING (with Booth Number)

Academic International Press 40 Nauka Publishers of the ACTR/ACCELS 3 Russian Academy of Sciences 83,84 Almanac Panorama 77 N & N International 48 Association Book Exhibit 18 Norman Ross Publishing 51 Association for the Northern Illinois University Press 26 Study of Nationalities 73 Northwestern University Press 35 Association of American Open Society Institute - University Presses 66 Forced Migration Project 7 Atlantic Crossroads, Inc. 4 Orbis Books 46 Cambridge University Press 37,38 Oxford University Press 81 Canadian Institute of Penn State Press and Texas A&M Ukrainian Studies Press 45 University Press 49 Carfax Publishing 72 Polish Scientific Publishers 43 Center for Civil Society Po ionia Bookstores, Inc. 57 International 36 Prentice Hall 82 Center for Romanian Studies, The 56 Prince of Wales Business Leaders Central European University Press< 5 Forum/St. Petersburg Consortium 12 Central European University 6 Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty 75 Charles Schlacks, Jr., Publisher 24 Rowman & Littlefield 68 Chatham House Publishers, Inc. 64 Russian Baltic Information Civic Education Project 58 Center - Blitz 30 Cornell University Press 71 Russian House, Ltd. 1 Council on International Russian Orthodox Youth Educational Exchange 59 Committee, Inc. 50 Current Digest of the Slavica Publishers 13 Post-Soviet Press 63 Srbica Books 8 Duke University Press 41 St. Martin's Press 54,55 East European Project, The 76 Swets International Moscow 25 East View Publications 61,62 Triangle Plus, Inc. 28 Edwin Mellen Press, The 27 University of Washington Press 36 First Run/Icarus Films 74 Victor Kamkin, Inc. 80 Fulbright Scholar Program/CIES 47 Westview Press 44 Glas: New Russian Writing 78 Yale l)niversity Press 67 Globus Books 77 Heron Press 14 Human Rights Watch/Helsinki 29 IDC Holland 69, 70 Indiana University Press 42 IREX 39 Kendall/Hunt Publishing Co. 60 M.E. Sharpe 52,53 Mezhdunarodnaya Kniga, Moscow 79 Middlebury College School in Russia 2

X INDEX OF EXHIBITORS- BY BOOTH NUMBER

Booth: 1 - Russian House, Ltd. Booth: 48 - N & N International Booth: 2 - Middlebury College School in Booth: 49- Penn State Press and Texas Russia A&M University Press Booth: 3 - ACTRIACCELS Booth: 50 - Russian Orthodox Youth Booth: 4 - Atlantic Crossroads, Inc. Committee, Inc. Booth: 5, 6- Central European University Booth: 51- Norman Ross Publishing Booth: 7- Open Society Institute- Forced Booth: 52, 53 - M.E. Sharpe Migration Project Booth: 54, 55- St. Martin's Press Booth: 8 - Srbica Books Booth: 56 - The Center for Romanian Booth: 12 - Prince of Wales Business Studies Leaders Forum/St. Petersburg Booth: 57 - Polonia Bookstores, Irtc. Consortium Booth: 58 - Civic Education Project Booth: 13 - Slavica Publishers Booth: 59 - Council on International Booth: 14- Huron Press Educational Exchange Booth: 18 - Association Book Exhibit Booth: 60 - Kendall/Hunt Publishirtg Booth: 24 - Charles Schlacks, Jr., Company Publisher Booth: 61, 62- East View Publications Booth: 25 - Swets International Moscow Booth: 63- The Current Digest of the Booth: 26- Northern Illinois University Post-Soviet Press Press Booth: 64 - Chatham House Publishers, Booth: 27 -The Edwin Mellen Press Inc. Booth: 28 -.Triangle Plus, Inc. Booth: 66 - Association of American Booth: 29 -Human Rights Watch/Helsinki University Presses Booth: 30- Russian Baltic Information Booth: 67- Yale University Press Center-Blitz Booth: 68 - Rowman & Littlefield Booth: 33 -University of Pittsburgh Press Booth: 69, 70- IDC Holland Booth: 34 - Russian Archive Series Booth: 71 -Cornell University Press Publications and Carl Beck Papers Booth: 72 - Carfax Publishing Booth: 35 -Northwestern University Press Booth: 73 - Association for the Study of Booth: 36- University of Washington Nationalities Press and Center for Civil Society · Booth: 74- First Run/Icarus Films International Booth: 75 -Radio Free Europe/Radio Booth: 37, 38- Cambridge University Liberty Press Booth: 76 - The East European Project Booth: 39 - IREX Booth: 77- Almanac Panorama and Booth: 40 - Academic International Press Globus Books Booth: 41 -Duke University Press Booth: 78 - Glas: New Russian Writing Booth: 42 - Indiana University Press Booth: 79 - Mezhdunarodnaya Kniga, Booth: 43 - Polish Scientific Publishers Moscow Booth: 44- Westview Press Booth: 80 - Victor Kamkin, Inc. Booth: 45 - Canadian Institute of Booth: 81 -Oxford University Press Ukrainian Studies Press Booth: 82 - Prentice Hall Booth: 46 - Orbis Books Booth: 83, 84- Nauka Publishers of the Booth: 47- Fulbright Scholar Program! Russian Academy of Sciences CIES

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xii CoNVENTION ScHEDULE OvERVIEW

Meetings for affiliate organizations and committees are listed at the beginning ofthe session for which they are scheduled in the main section ofthis Convention Program. See also the end ofeach day's listings for other evening events.

Thursday, November 20 Registration Desk Hours 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Exhibit Hall Hours 2:00 - 6:00 p.m. AAASS Board Meeting 8:00a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Session 1 1:00-3:00 p.m. Session2 3:15-5:15 p.m. Session 3 5:30- 7:30p.m. Opening Reception-8:15p.m., Metropolitan Ballroom

Friday, November 21 Registration Desk Hours 7:00a.m.- 5:00p.m. Exhibit Hall Hours 8:30 a.m. - 5:30p.m. Session 4 8:00- 10:00 a.m. Session 5 10:15 a.m.- 12:15 p.m. Session 6 1:15-3:15 p.m. Session 7 3:30- 5:30p.m. Session 8 5:45- 7:45p.m.

Saturday, November 22 Registration Desk Hours 7:00 .a.m.-3:00p.m. Exhibit Hall Hours 8:30 a.m. - 5:30p.m. Session 9 8:00 - 9:45 a.m. Session 10 10:00 -11:45 a.m. Session 11 1:00 - 2:45 p.m. Session 12 3:00- 4:45p.m. Session 13 5:00- 6:45 p.m. AAASS Annual Meeting, Awards, and Reception- 7:00p.m., Metropolitan Ballroom

Sunday, November 23 Registration Desk Hours 7:00- 10:00 a.m. Exhibit Hall Hours 8:00a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Session 14 8:00 - 10:00 a.m. Session 15 10:15-12:15 a.m. Session 16 12:30 - 2:30 p.m.

xiii THURSDAY, NOVEMBER20 PROGRAM SUMMARY

Room Name 1:00- 3:00 p.m. 3:15- 5:15 p.m. 5:30- 7:30p.m. Aspen 1-05: Aspects of the Slavic Oral Epic 2-05: A;pectual Usage in Slavic 3-05: Rereading Karel Capek Tradition Boardroom 1-22: Schooling Women in the Nation: 2-22: Poetics/Politics of Nation and Gender in 3-22: Matos, Polic Kamov, Ujevic: The Croatia, Poland and Russia Before World East-Central European Literature Croatian Moderna

War I I Cedar 1-08: Democratic Polities and Liberal 2-08: Institutional Morphology in Soviet and 3-08: Changing Social and National Identities Economic Reform: The Russian Federation Politics: Disintegration in Post-Soviet Societies Institutionalization of Democracy and and Creation of Parties and the State Capitalism in Post-Communist States Cirrus 1-02: South Slavic Publishing in the 2-02: Indexing Sources in Slavic Studies: 3-02: Electronic Resources for Slavic Studies: Nineties and the Challenge of Construction and Access Their Value for Researchers and Librarians Maintaining North American Research Library Collections ~ :;:· Douglas 1-09: Center-Periphery Relations in the 2-09: Moldova: Ethnicity, Politics, Territory 3-09: Crime and Social Order Under Stalin Former Soviet Union East Ballroom A 1-06: The 1950s: Russian, Czech and 2-06: Between a Rock and a Hard Place: 3-06: The Politics of the Gorbachev Era in Hungarian Cinema Revisited Writing Polish/Writing Ukrainian Post-Soviet Perspective East Ballroom B 1-07: HIV and AIDS in Russia: How 2-07: Political Science Research Methods in 3-07: Montesquieu and Catherine II Grave the Threat? the Former Soviet Republics (Roundtable) Guest Suite 2-23: Reinvigorating South East European 3-23: Integration and Disintegration in the Studies (Roundtable) Former Soviet Space Juniper 1-10: The Roma (Gypsies) in the 2-10: Orthodoxy and Dissent: Myth-Making, 3-10: The Impact of Regional and Sectoral Balkans: Past and Present Map-Making and Altar-Breaking in Elites on Russian Economic and Political Seventeenth-Century Russia Transformation Mad rona 1-11: The Soviet Economic Record - A 2-11: Great Adjustment of Output and Price 3-17: The Origins ofRus': A Non-Normanist Post-Mortem Appraisal Proportions in Russia Perspective Metropolitan Ballroom 1-0 1: Mass Media and the 2-01: Downsizing and Brief Cataloging and Transformations: Can There Be a Better Their Effects on Slavic Library Collections in Transition? North America (Roundtable) -~ -- --- Room Name 1:00-3:00 p.m. 3:15- 5:15p.m. 5:30- 7:30p.m. Poplar 1-17: Newspapers as a Source: Case 2-17: Images of Empire and Nation: History 3-11: Perceptions, Use and Abuse of History in Studies in 19th and 20th Century Russian Writing and the Russian-Ukrainian Encounter the Baltic Sea Region History Suite 412 1-18: Mikhail Tukhachevskii and the Red 2-18: The Inner Life of the Red Army 3-18: Rethinking "Bezvremenie" (1907-1914) Army, 1925-1937: Revelations from the Archives Suite 416 1-12: Defying Classification: Charting 2-12: Aspects of Slovene Foreign Relations 3-12: Vladimir Nabokov and Challenging the Boundaries of Social Categories in Imperial and Soviet Russia Suite 418 1-13: Four Epochs of Development in 2-13: Party and State Efforts to Organize 3-13: GULAG as a Metaphor for the Soviet Tolstoy and Dostoevsky Women During NEP Era Suite 420 1-19: Rebuilding the Canon of Ukrainian 2-19: Philosophizing Writers- Writing 3-19: The Theatre of Small Forms in Russia: Literature: Ivan Franko Philosophers: Discourse at a Crossroad Central or Peripheral? i Suite 422 1-20: Discourse of AntiParody 2-20: Cultural Memory and Personal Discourse 3-20: Russian Avant-Garde and 19th Century in 20th Century Russian Prose Literary Traditions < " Suite 424 1-14: New Perspectives on Old Russian 2-14: Rus' and the Tatar World: Problems of 3-14: Russian Naval History in Retrospect: A Hagiography Coexistence and Cultural Identity Tercentennial View (Roundtable) Suite 426 1-16: The Soviet Canon of Pre- 2-16: Voices from the Periphery: Futurism and 3-16: The French Connection arid Russian Revolutionary Literature, Part 1: Old Formalism Culture, 1890-1921 Holidays on a New Literary Calendar Suite 428 1-15: Essays in Honor of Peter F. Sugar 1: 2-15: Perspectives on Dovlatov 3-15: Perspective and Identity: Poetics of National Currents Within the Habsburg Lermentov's Text Empire Suite 430 1-21: Fin-de-Siecle Russia: Degeneration 2-21: Theorizing Gender in Russian Dnlma and 3-21: Orientalism in Russian Music and Art and Decadence Theatre West Ballroom A 1-03: Russia and Northeast Asia 2-03: Russia's Role in the North Pacific 3-03: The Ongoing Political Crisis in (Roundtable) Bulgarian Reform Efforts West Ballroom B 2-04: Domestic Sources of Ukrainian Foreign 3-04: Czech Linguistics and Teaching Policy Methodology (Roundtable)

For full panel titles see main program listings beginning on page 1. For room locations see pages viii-ix. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER21 PROGRAM SUMMARY

Room Name 8:00 - 10:00 a.m. 10:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m. 1:15-3:15 p.m. 3:30- 5:30p.m. 5:45- 7:45p.m. Aspen 4-05: Hegemonic Discourse. 5-05: Russian Television 6-05: National Identity in 7-05: Resubmission: 8-05: Cultural Revolution in the Russian Labor and Advertising Recent Russian Women in Russian Literary Revisited Rev. Mvmts, 1900-1917 Historiography (Rndtbl) History (Roundtable) Boardroom 4-22: Current Issues in 5-22: Deconstruction and 6-22: Pressing Questions of 7-22: Ten Centuries of 8-22: The Soviet Canon of Bulgarian Linguistics Mimesis in Modern Serbian Pushkin Studies Manuscript and Printed Pre-Rev. Literature, Part II Literature Music in Croatian Archives Cedar 4-08: Regional and Local 5-08: The Economics of 6-08: Imperial Concepts in 7-08: The Left SRs During 8-08: Moscow's Dialogues Politics in Russia Russian Regional Politics Russian History First Year of Soviet Power w/ Soviet Nations, 1927-55 Cirrus 4-02: Issues In Regime 5-02: Universal Standards 6-02: Slavic Resistance to 7-02: Successor Parties in 8-02: Anamolies of Slovak Transition: Institution- for Cataloging with Slavic Western European Cultural the Baltics and Eastern Electoral Politics (Rndtbl) Building in Eastern Europe Applications Hegemony Europe (Roundtable) Douglas 4-09: Problems in the Rise ·Of 5-09: Youth in Conflict 6-09: Russian Foreign 8-09: Reforms and Regional the Russian Novel With Authority in the Policy in the Primakov Era: Economic Development in ;.< Soviet 1920s (Roundtable) Russia ::0. East 4-06: The Post-Soviet 5-06: Authoritarianism & 6-06: The Slavic and East 7-06: New Research on Mtg: North American Ballroom A Russian Extreme Right: Democracy in Contem- European Heritage in the South Slavic Prose Society for Serbian Studies Leaders and Ideologies porary Russian Public United States (Roundtable) Opinion East 4-07: Presidential Decrees 5-07: Legal Transplants in 6-07: Institutional Change 7-07: Developments in Post Mtg: Assoc. for the Study Ballroom B and Exec-Legislative Relations Russia and the NIS in Post-Communist States -Soviet Cinema (Rndtbl) of Nationalities Guest Suite Mtg: Council of Regional Mtg: Midwest Slavic Mtg: American Assoc. of Mtg: Society for Romanian Mtg: Society for Albanian Affiliates Conference Central Asian Research Studies Studies Juniper 4-10: Non-Russians in 5-10: Dev't ofFin. Markets 6-10: Crime, Popular 7-10: Russian Nationalism Mtg: Polish Institute of Arts Russian History (Rndtbl) and Corporate Governance Unrest, and the State in in Late Imperial Russia and Sciences of America in Russia (Roundtable) Russia, 1914-1918 Madrona 4-11: Soviet Identity, Gen- 5-17: Science in Russian 6-11 : Scapegoating in the 7-11: Financing Russia's Mtg: Association for der, and Ethnicity, 1941-46 Culture USSR in the 1930s Economic Recovery Croatian Studies Metropolitan 4-0 I: American Scholars and 5-01: Moments in Soviet 6-0 I : The Breakup of 7-01: Building Slavic 8-01: Origins and Images of Ballroom the New Kiev Mohyla History: The View from the Yugoslavia: Cinematic Collections for the 21st Balkan Federalism Academy (Roundtable) U.S. Embassy Moscow Reflections (Roundtable) Century (Roundtable) - Room Name 8:00- 10:00 a.m. 10:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m. 1:15- 3:15p.m. 3:30 - 5:30 p.m. 5:45- 7:45p.m. Poplar 4-17: Orientalism and 5-11: Dekulakization, 6-17: Functioning of 7-17: Religious Travel and Mtg: Slovak Studies Empire Practice and Policy Theatrical Genres Traditional Culture Association Suite 412 4-18: Provincial Culture, 5-18: Intellectuals: A 6-18: The Geography of 7-18: Urban Religion in 8-18: Issues in Slovene Enlightenment, and Local Window on Czech Political Transition in Russia II Russia at the End of the Privatization Identity, 1861-1932 Culture Empire Suite 416 4-12: Citizenship, 5-12: Soviet Power and the 6-12: S.D. Sazanov and the 7-12: The Impact of Donald Mtg: Committee on the . Nationality and Deportation Production of Culture, Making of Russian Foreign W. Treadgold (Roundtable) Status of Women in the within Russia during WWI 1932-1964 Policy, 1910-1919 Profession Suite 418 4-13: ·career Women in Late 5-13: Cultural Archeology: 6-13: Engendering the 7-13: Muscovy's Crisis 8-13: Health Conditions in Imperial and Soviet Russia Case Studies from the Russian History Survey Trajectory: 1547-1598 the Former Soviet Union Russian Capitals (Roundtable) (Roundtable) (Roundtable) Suite 420 4-19: Memory in Post-Soviet 5-19: Finno-Ugric Identity 6-19: Paradigms of Con- 7-19: Professional Identities 8-18: Amer. Assoc. for the Culture Today temp. Ukrainian Culture in the USSR Study of Hungarian History Suite 422 4-20: Gender and 5-20: A Look at Pre-Rev. 6-20: Russian Poetics 7-20: Eurasianism Past and 8-20: Will There Ever Be a Maternalism in the 1930s Russian Historiography Today Present 'Central Europe?' (Rndtbl) ;,.: Suite 424 4-14: Icons, Images and 5-14: Russian Humorous 6-14: Early Slavic Materi- 7-14: Ukrainian Towns in Mtg: Council of Member ~: Illustrations Folklore als and History Survey the Early Soviet Period Institutions Suite 426 4-16: The Roots of 5-16: Aspects of 6-16: Silence and Russian 7-16: Anna Akhmatova's Mtg: Bulgarian Studies Symbolism in Russian Opera Goncharov's Oeuvre Culture Poetry at End of 20th Cent. Association Suite 428 4-15: Slovenian Immigrant 5-15: Tsvetaeva's Modernist 6-15: Emerging Democracy 7-15: Identity and Im- 8-15: Current Issues in Communities & Minorities Connections in Late Imperial Russia posture in. Muscovite, Imp. Russian Mass Media Law and Slovenian Independence (Roundtable) Russian, and Soviet History and Policy (Roundtable) Suite 430 4-21: Chingiz Aitmatov in 5-21: Secret Societies in 6-21: Orientalism and 7-21: Symbolic Auto- Mtg: Society for Slovene the Central Asian Context 18th and Early 19th- Russian Literature biography and Ukrainian Studies Century Russia Intellectuals in 20th Cent. West 4-03: International 5-03: Milan Kundera: 6-03: A Century of Russian 7-03: Democratization in Mtg: North American Ballroom A Diplomacy and the Yugoslav Phenomenon in Czech Involvement in the Far East Post-Communist States Association of Teachers of Wars Literature Czech West 4-04: Russian Morphology 5-04: Dynamics of Russian 6-04: Holocaust in Poland 7-04: Linguistics of Politics 8-04: War and Ballroom B Policy in Asia (Rndtbl) and Western Ukraine Remembrance -- I

For fullpanel titles see main program listings beginning on page 1. For room locations see pages viii-i.x. SATURDAY,NOVEMBER22 PROGRAM SUMMARY

Room Name 8:00 - 9:45 a.m. 10:00- 11:45 a.m. 1:00-2:45 p.m. 3:00 - 4:45 p.m. 5:00-6:45 p.m. Aspen 9-05: Regional Variance- 10-05: Gender Issues in ll-05: Gender Issues in 12-05: Cosmopolitanism 13-05: Beyond Post -Socialist Transform. Film I Film II· in Lits of Former Yugos. Szymborska, Kieslowski Boardroom 9c22: Queer in the East 10-22: Serbian Icons and 11-22: Iurii Trifonov 12-22: Polish Poets and 13-17: Slovene Emigrants Paintings ofM. Stankovic the Visual Arts in Europe Cedar 9·08: Center-Periphery · 10-08: The Geography of 11-08: Essays in Honor of 12-08: Russia and 13-08: Nature Conserv. in Relations in Russia I Transition in Russia I Peter F. Sugar III Northeast Siberia Post-Soviet Landscape Cirrus 9-02: Mediating Inter- 10-02: The Impact of ll-02: Dilemmas of Social 12-02: Nationalism and 13-22: Interdisciplinary ethnic Conflict: Theories . Electronic Resources on Justice in Postcommunist Myth-Making in Post- Perspectives ... 17th and Practice Slavic Studies Hungary and Poland Communist E. Europe Century Russian Civ. Douglas 9-09: Essays in Honor of 10-09: Distinguished 11-09: The Future of Book 12-09: How to Build a Mtg: Slavic and East Peter F. Sugar II Historians of Eastern Publishing in Slavic Publishing Record European Microforms Europe Studies (Roundtable) (Roundtable) Project X East Ballroom A 9-06: Training and 10-06: Theater and Politics 11-06: Western Views of 12-06: Slavic Gender Mtg: Association for 5: Placement in Russian and in Post-Communist Eastern Europe Linguistics Women in Slavic Studies East European Studies Countries - East Ballroom B 9-07: Contrastive Studies 10-07: The New Russian 11-07: Ideology & Interest 12-07: Reform Strategies 13-07: Democratization in Slavic Morphosyntax Criminal Code in PC!st-Communist Party from Gorbachev to Y eltsin and Centre-Periphery Formation Relations Guest Suite Mtg: Slavic Review Board 10-23: Concerns and Mtg: Collection Mtg: Committee on Mtg: Comm. Int'le des Experiences of Graduate Development Language Training Etudes Historiques Slaves Students in the Profession Juniper 9-10: Political Economy of 10"10: Cold War Crises in 11-10: Measuring Econ. 12-10: Privatization in the Mtg: Eighteenth Century Russian Regions Eastern Europe and Social Development Federal Republic of Russian Studies During Transition (I) Yugoslavia Association Madrona 9-ll: Collectivization in 10-11: Images of King and 12-11: Chekhov in the Mtg: Wildman Study Spis, Slovakia Emperor Nineties Group Metropolitan 9-01: Ethnicity & Security 10-01: East European Film 11-01: 6 Y rs After Disso- 12-01: 1997 Albanian Ballroom ... NATO Expansion ... _ ~its Public Influences lution of USSR (Rndtbl) Elections (Roundtable) - Room Name 8:00 - 9:45 a.m. 10:00- 11:45 a.m. 1:00-2:45 p.m. 3:00 - 4:45 p.m. 5:00 - 6:45 p.m. Poplar 9-17: Music and the 10-17: Text and Context: 11-17: Popular Attitudes 12-17: The Re-emergence 13-02: The Twilight of Cultural Revolution Russian Worker's During the Siege of of the Russian "Middle" Polish Intelligentsia Movement 1900-1917 Leningrad Suite 412 Mtg: Working Group on 10-18: Reconsidering NEP 11-IS: Soviet 12-18: Ukrainian Folklore 13-18: Rural Household Cinema and TV Masculinities and Work In Russia Suite 416 9-12: Administration and I0-12: Transition in 11-12: Sergei Bodrov's 12-12: Slovak Statehood Mtg: Amer. Assoc. for Empire: Central Asia Croatia 'Prisoner of the Caucasus' in 19th and 20th Centuries Ukrainian Studies Suite 418 9-13: Russian Connection 10-13: Children's Folklore 11-13: Limits ofDemoc. 12-13: Bosnia and Serbia: Mtg: Czechoslovak in US Pacific Rim as a Cultural Mirror in Interwar Czechoslovak. (Roundtable) History Conference Suite 420 9-19: Religious Dissent 10-19: Russian Print 11-19: Religious Property 12-19: ... Works of Mtg: Committee on and Russian Culture in the Culture, 1881-1935 Restitution in Eastern Pushkin and Kuzmin with Education Late-Imperial Period Europe and Russia a Queer Sensibility Suite 422 9-20: The Problematics of 10-20: Russian Women 11-20: Deviance and 12-20: Historical 13-20: Public Opinion on Using Writers' Drafts and Writers and Their Literary Discipline in Interwar Influences on Russian Social Justice in Post- Notebooks Progeny Soviet Russia Education Reform Communist Transitions Suite 424 9-14: Finding Common 10-14: Soviet Culture as 11-14: Modem Russian 12-14: The Legacy of Mtg: South East Euro- ~· " Knowledge Child's Play Culture Slavic Literary Theory pean Studies Assoc Suite 426 9-16: Fifth Roundtable on 10-16: Teaching about 11-16: Muscovy in the Era 12-16: Depiction of Self in Mtg: ACTR Ukrainian Language Russia and Eastern Europe of Boris Godunov 18th-Cent Russian Sources Suite 428 9-15: Confessional Texts 10-15: Focus on the 11-15: Reappropriations of 12-15: Vampirism in Myth Mtg: Early Slavic Studies in the Russian Tradition Volga-Urals History in 19th Century and Society in Pre- Association Russian Literature Stalinist Russia Suite 430 9-21: 20th-Century 10-21: The Rise and Fall 11-21: The Social History 12-21: From Kronstadt to 13-21: Life Stories: Readings of Traditional ofKrajina of the Russian Language Khrushchev: Soviet Diaries Across Time and Russian Folklore Family Values, 1921-1953 Cultures West Ballroom A 9-03: Conflict Resolution .1 0-03: Armed Forces and 11-03: Euroregions and 12-03: Poland and its 13-03: The Czechs at in the Cold War: Lessons Society in East Europe NAFT A Experiences Eastern Neighbors Munich: Friends and Learned After the WTO (Roundtable) Enemies in Eastern Europe West Ballroom B 9-04: Hungary and 10-04: The End and the 11-04: Slovene Literature 12-04: Challenges for 13-04: Russia and the Hungarian Minorities in Beginning: Wislawa in English Translation Sustainable Sovereignity Near-Abroad: Challenge Neighboring States Szymborska's Poetry (Roundtable) in Central Asia or Opportunity? - ---

For full panel titles see main program listings beginning on page 1. For room locations see pages viii-ix. SUNDAY,NOVEMBER23 PROGRAM SUMMARY

Room Name 8:00- 10:00 a.m. 10:15 a.m.- 12:15 p.m. 12:30- 2:30p.m. Aspen 14-05: Images of Nature in Russian Culture 15-05: Travel and Discovery in Russian 16-05: Is There Still an "Eastern Europe"? Literature (Roundtable) Boardroom 14-22: Slovene Linguistics 15-22: Teaching East European Women's 16-22: Beyond Postmodernism: Alternative History (Roundtable) Strategies and Practices in Contemporary Russian Literature (Roundtable) Cedar Mtg: Bibliography and Documentation Mtg: Bibliography and Documentation 16-08: Teaching BusinessLanguages Committee Committee Cirrus 14-02: Know Before You Go: Improved 15-02: Health Issues in Russia 16-02: Analyzing Attitudes in the Rapidly Preparation Strategies for Library and Changing Societies of Eastern Europe and Archival Research Abroad Former Soviet Union (Roundtable) Douglas 14-09: Center-Periphery Relations in Russia 15"09: State, Society and Identity 16-09: Language, Culture arid Anxiety: New . II Construction in Post-Communist Politics People, New Voices, 1910-1936 ;.<: ;.<: East Ballroom A 14-06: New Research in South Slavic 15-06: Serbian Contemporary Short Story 16-06: Issues of State-Building in Central Linguistics Asia (Roundtable) East Ball roo in B- 14-07: Social Issues and Societal Change in 15-07: The Military and Democracy in Post- 16-07: Envionmental Activism and Policy in Post-Communist Russia Communist Societies Russia and the Newly Independent States Juniper 14-10: Measuring Economic and Social 15-10: West Wind Blows East 16-10: Land Reform in Russia: Problems Developments During Transition (II) and Prospects Madron a 14-11: Gender Infractions in Russian 15-11: Privatization and Restructuring in Ex- 16-11: Internal Factors in Ukraine's Twentieth-Century Prose Yugoslav States Development Metropolitan Ballroom 14-01: Pragmatic Turn in Social Sciences 15-01: The Russian 'Bunt', Mindless and 16-01: Freedom ofthe.Press in Post and Russian Studies Pitiless?: Popular Violence in Early Communist States Twentieth-Century Russia Poplar 14-17: Through Russian Eyes: 15-17: Russia in Asia: The Case of Harbin Mtg: Western Slavic Association Representations of Asia at the Turn of the 2Oth Century Suite 412 14-18: Narratives of Revolution, 1880-1930 15-18: Spectacle and Spectator in Stalin's 16-18: Ritual and Power: Public Ceremonies Russia: Culture, Politics and Ideology in the Czech Lands from Habsburgs to Communists Room Name 8:00- 10:00 a.m. 10:15 a.m.- 12:15 p.m. 12:30 - 2:30 p.m. Suite 416 14-12: Social Movements and the 15c12: Poland's Multiple Modernities 16-12: Post-Communist Civil-Military Revolutions of 1989 (Roundtable) (Roundtable) Relations: Russia, Poland, the Czech Republic Suite 418 14-13: Chekhov as Doctor/Author: Second 15-13: Faces of"Europe": East Central 16-13: The Aftermath of World War II in Opinions European Encounters with Europe from Hungary Incipient Statehood to Post-Cold War Transformation Suite 420 14-19: Conceptualizing the Soviet Body 15-19: "Yudofobia" and "Yudofilia" in 16-19: Scholarship and the Press in Russian National, 1930s-1950s Russian-Jewish Culture at the Tum of the China Century Suite 422 14-20: Vasilii Aksenov: New Perspectives 15-20: The Alchemy of; Translation 16-20: Orality, Literatumost', Skaz Suite 424 14-14: The Stalinist Purges in the Soviet Far 15-14: Chinese Influence on Soviet Foreign 16-14: Citizenship and National Identity in g, East Policy in the. Khrushchev Period: New Ukraine: Comparative Perspectives Archival Evidence Suite 426 14-16: The Balkans from Berlin Congress to 15-16: The Destruction ofMyth and 16-16: At the Intersection of Literature and the Dayton Peace Accord (1878-1995) Mythology in Russian Literature Life Suite 428 14-15: Teaching and Studying Russian for 15-15: Contemporary Russian Detective 16-15: U.S. Media Perceptions of Crises in Special Purposes (Roundtable) Fiction (Roundtable) Czechoslovak History Suite 430 14-21: Mythologies of Self: Reflections and 15-21: Biblical Subtexts in Russian 16-21: Reflection, Refraction, and Spectacle Refractions Literature in Russian Literature imd Art West Ballroom A 14-03: Critical Perspectives on Civil Society 15-03: The Hague Tribunal: War Crimes in 16-03: Changing Political Institutions in in Russia and Central/Eastern Europe the Post Cold War Period (Roundtable) Post-Communist Societies West Ballroom B 14-04: Russian National Security Issues 15-04: Labor Politics After Communism 16-04: From Communism to?: Democracy int~~ Making in the South Slav States

For full panel titles see main program listings beginning on page 1. For room locations see pages viii-ix. AAASS 29TH NATIONAL CONVENTION The following pages contain full listings for all panels, roundtables, and meetings. Meetings which are not scheduled during regular sessions are shown at the beginning of the listings for each day. All others are shown at the beginning of each session, Special Evening Events are listed at the end of each day.

xxii THURSDAY 20 NovEMBER

REGISTRATION DESK HOURS: 10:00 A.M. -6:00P.M. AAASS Board Meeting: 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.- Suite 422-424

SESSION 1 THLiRSDAV 1:00-3:00 P.M.

1-01 MAss MEDIA AND THE TRANSFORMATIONS: CAN THERE BE A BETTER TRANSITION? - Metropolitan Ballroom

Chair: JaneL. Curry, Santa Clara U Papers: Dina Iordanova, U of Chicago "Mediascapes in South-Eastern Europe" Owen V. Johnson, Indiana: U "Russia and the Northern Tier: Is There a Model?" Maureen J. Nemecek, Oklahoma State U "Central Asia: Is There a Future?" Discussant(s): A. Ross Johnson, RFEIRL Inc. Mark Pomar, IREX

1-02 SouTH SLAVIC PUBLISHING IN THE NINETIES AND THE CHALLENGE oF MAINTAINING NoRTH AMERICAN REsEARCH LIBRARY CoLLECTIONS - Cirrus (Sponsored by Bibliography and Documentation Committee) Chair: Wojciech Zalewski, Stanford U Papers: Janet Crayne, U of Michigan "Bosnia, Macedonia and Bulgaria" Tatjana Lorkovic, Yale U "Croatia and Slovenia" Milan M. Radovich, U of Wisconsin "Serbia and Montenegro (Federal Republic of Yugoslavia)" Discussant(s ): Michael Biggins, U of Washington Thursday • November 20 • 1:00-3:00 p.m.

1-03 RussiA AND NORTHEAST AsiA- West Ballroom A

Chair: Hongchan Chun, Pusan Natl U Papers: Peggy Falkenheim Meyer, Simon Fraser U "Evolving Japanese Relations With Russia and the Russian Far East" Clay Moltz, Monterey Inst ofintl Studies "Russia and the Two Koreas: Is Dual Engagement Possible?" Gilbert Rozman, Princeton U "The Rollercoaster of Sino-Russian Border Relations" Discussant(s): Paul Marantz, U of British Columbia Charles E. Ziegler, U ofLouisville

1-05 ASPECTS OF THE SLAVIC ORAL EPIC TRADITION - Aspen (Sponsored by the South East European Folklore Association) Chair: · George Kalbouss, Ohio State U Papers: James Bailey, U of Wisconsin, Madison "Are Russian Epics Epics?" John Sotter Kolsti, U of Texas, Austin "Bosnian Epics, Albanian Echoes" Jeanmarie Rouhier-Willoughby, U ofKentucky "Gender Issues in Russian Epic" Discussant(s): Philippa Rappoport, U of VA

1-06 THE 1950s: RussiAN, CzECH AND HUNGARIAN CINEMA REVISITED - East Ballroom A Chair: Alexandra Heidi Karriker, U of Oklahoma Papers: Ivana Dolezalova, Northwestern U "Strings of the Unbearable Lightness: The Joke and Larks on a String" Jayne Marek, Franklin College of Indiana "Chiaroscuro/or/Socialist Realism: Significations of Visual Style in Hungarian Films of the 1950s" Alexander Prokhorov, U of Pittsburgh "The Cultural Values of the Thaw and Stalinism in Film Comedy: A Case Study of'Volga, Volga' and 'Carnival Night'" Discussant(s): Janina Falkowska, U of Western Ontario

2 Thursday • November 20 • 1:00-J:UU p.m.

1-07 HIV AND AIDS IN RussiA: How GRAVE THE THREAT?­ East Ballroom B

Chair: Greg Embree, CIA Papers: Mark G. Field, Harvard U "The Crisis in Public Health" John Kramer, Mary Washington College "The Role of Drug Abuse" David E. Powell, Harvard U "The Need for Preventive Measures"

1-08 DEMOCRATIC POLITIES AND LIBERAL ECONOMIC REFORM: THE INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF D£MOCRACY AND CAPITALISM IN PosT-COMMUNIST STATES- Cedar

Papers: Hilary Appel, U ofPennsylvania "Politico-Ideological Constraints on Liberal Economic Reform" M. Steven Fish, U of Calif, Berkeley "What Does the Post-Communist Experience in Russia Tell Us About the Relationship Between Capitalism and Democracy?" Mitchell Orenstein, Brown U "Mutual Limits of Democracy and Capitalism in Eastern Europe's Post-Communist Transformation"

1-09 CENTER-PERIPHERY RELATIONS IN THE FORMER SOVIET UNION- Douglas

Chair: Alfred Senn, U of Wisconsin Papers: Terry D. Clark, Creighton U "National-Local Links in Lithuania" Ellen J. Gordon, U of Wisconsin, Stevens Point "Center-Periphery Relations in Lithuania: The Politics of Language Use" Discussant(s): Tamara J. Resler, U of Wyoming

1-10 THE ROMA (GYPSIES) IN THE BALKANS: PAST AND PRESENT -Juniper

Chair: Michael Newcity, Duke U Papers: Zoltan Barany, U of Texas, Austin "Romani Marginality and Politics in Bulgaria and Romania"

3 Thursday • November 20 • 1:00-3:00 p.m.

David M. Crowe, Elon College "The Roma of Bulgaria and Romania: An Historical Perspective" Judith Latham, Voice of America "The Romain the Former Yugoslavia" Discussant(s): Nicolae Harsanyi, U ofN Carolina- Chapel Hill

1-11 THE SoviET EcoNOMIC RECORD- A PosT-MORTEM APPRAISAL - Madrona

Chair: Morris Bomstein, U of Michigan Papers: Robert C. Allen, U of British Columbia (Canada) "Resource Mobilization and Socialist Economics" Gertrude Schroeder Greenslade, U of Virginia "The Anatomy of Economic Failure" Holland Hunter, Haverford College and Janusz Szyrmer, U of Pennsylvania "Errors in Investment Policy" Discussant(s): Dan Kazmer, Georgetown U Gary Krueger, Macalaster College

1-12 DEFYING CLASSIFICATION: CHARTING AND CHALLENGING THE BouNDARIES OF SociAL CATEGORIES IN IMPERIAL AND SoviET RussiA - Suite 416

Papers: Golfo Alexopoulos, U of South Florida "Disputes Over the Essential Self: Lishentsy and Their Accusers, 1926-193 6" Abby M. Schrader, Franklin and Marshall College "Imagining Siberia: The Sibirskii Komitet and the Contemplation of Categories, 1822-1867" Paul Werth, U ofNevada, Las Vegas "Apostasy, Schism, and Heresy: Baptized Tatars, Islam, and Challenges to Russian Categories of Religious Affiliation and Deviance, 1840s-1870s" Discussant(s): Laura Engelstein, Princeton U

1-13 FouR EPOCHS OF DEVELOPMENT IN ToLSTOY AND DosTOEVSKY - Suite 418 Chair: Robin Feuer Miller, Brandeis U Papers: Svetlana Grenier, Georgetown U "The Ward ('Vospitannitsa'): Tolstoy and Dostoevsky Rewrite Each Other" 4 Thursday • November 20 • 1:00-3:00 p.m.

Gina Kovarsky, Virginia Commonwealth U "Childbirth, Conversion Experience, and the Miracle of 'Life Itself in Tolstoy and Dostoevsky" Donna Orwin, U of Toronto "Childhood in Tolstoy and Dostoevsky" Discussant(s): Olga Meerson, Georgetown U

1-14 NEw PERSPECTIVES ON OLD RussiAN HAGIOGRAPHY- Suite 424

Chair: Peter A. Rolland, U of Alberta (Canada) Papers: Harvey Goldblatt, Yale U "Authority and Tradition: Cyrillo-Methodian Models and Patterns in East Slavic Hagiography" Eve Levin, Ohio State U "Miracles of Drunkenness in North Russian Hagiography" Marina Swoboda, McGill U "'The Tale of John ofNovgorod's Journey to Jerusalem on a Devil's Back' -Historical Legend or the Christian Vitae" Discussant(s): Jack V. Haney, U of Washington

1-15 EssAYS IN HoNoR oF PETER F. SuGAR 1: NATIONAL CuRRENTS WITHIN THE IIABSBURG EMPIRE- Suite 428

Chair: James Felak, U of Washington Papers: Horst Haselsteiner, U of Vienna (Austria) "Serbian Intellectuals of the 1860s on Minority Problems in Hungary: Suetozar Miletic, Jovan Zmaj Jovanovic, and Others" Peter Mentzel, Utah State U "Karl Renner's Ideas on Personal Autonomy" Sabrina P. Ramet, U of Washington "Ivan Starcevic" Discussant(s): George Barany, U of Denver

1-16 THE SoviET CANON oF PRE-REvoLuTIONARY LITERATURE, PART 1: OLD HoLIDAYS ON A NEw LITERARY CALENDAR­ Suite 426

Chair: Carol Any, Trinity College Papers: Stephen Moeller-Sally, Stanford U "Gogo! in 1952: The Great Russian Artist of the Word" William S. Nickell, U of California, Berkeley "Tolstoy in 1928: In the Mirror of the Revolution" 5 Thursday • November 20 • ]o·00-3:QO p.m.

Stephanie Sandler, Amherst College "Pushkin in 1937: Repetition and Transference" Discussant(s): William Mills Todd, III, Harvard U

1-17 NEWSPAPERS AS A SouRcE: CAsE STUDIES IN 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY RusSIAN HISTORY - Poplar

Chair: Daniel Waugh, U ofWashington Papers: Catherine Evtuhov, Georgetown U "The Gubemskie Vedomosti and Local Culture, 1838-1860" Susan K. Morrissey, U ofErlangen "Just the Facts? Suicide as Story in Russian Newspapers, 1866-1914" Glennys Young, U of Washington "Violence and Proletarian Identity, 1921-1932" Discussant(s): Joan Neuberger, U of Texas, Austin

1-18 MIKHAIL TUKHACHEVSKU AND THE RED ARMY, 1925-1937: REVELATIONS FROM THE ARCHIVES - Suite 412

Papers: Lennart Samuelson, Stockholm School of Economics "Tukhachevskii and Military-Industrial Requirements for the Five-Year Plans, 1928-1941" Sally W. Stoecker, American U "Tukhachevskii as Enigmatic Entrepreneur" David Stone, Yale U "Tukhachevskii and 'Red Militarism"' Discussant(s): Bruce William Menning, U.S. Army Staff College

1-19 REBUILDING THE CANON OF UKRAINIAN LITERATURE: IVAN FRANKO - Suite 420

Chair: Roman Koropeckyj, UCLA Papers: Oleh S. Ilnytzkyj, U of Alberta "Psychological Realism: The Case of Franko's 'Dlia domashn' oho ohnyshcha"' Danylo H. Truk, U of Toronto "Ivan Franko: Modernist Despite Himself' Maxim Tamawsky, U of Toronto "Franko's Realism"

6 Thursday • November 20 • 1:00-3:00 p.m.

1-20 DISCOURSE OF ANTIPARODY- Suite 422

Chair: Dmitri Bak, Russian U for the Humanities Papers: Anna Brodsky, Washington and Lee U "Parodying the Parodist: Inversions of Lolita in Sokolov's Palisandria" Marina Kanevskaya, Indiana U "A Diary of a Writer from Teply Stan: Popov and Dostoevsky" Konstantin Kustanovich, Vanderbilt U "Where is the Parody? (in Russian Conceptualists)" Discussant(s): Nyusya Milman, Indiana U

1-21 FIN-DE-SrE:cLE RussiA: DEGENERATION AND DECADENCE­ Suite 430

Chair: Stephen P. Frank, UCLA Papers: Karen Evans-Romaine, Ohio U "Przybyszewski and the Decadent Strain in Pasternak" Omry Ron en, U of Michigan "Some Poems of 1897" Ronald Vroon, UCLA "Degeneration and Decadence: Max Nordeau in Russia" Discussant(s): Julie Hansen, U of Michigan

1-22 ScHOOLING WoMEN IN THE NATION: CROATIA, PoLAND AND RusSIA BEFORE WoRLD WAR I- Boardroom Chair: Charles Jelavich, Indiana U Papers: Meghan Hays, U ofMichigan "Women Teachers and National Identity in Late Nineteenth-Century Croatia" Jonathan Mogul, U of Michigan "Peasant Women and National Identity: Rural Craft Schools in Late Imperial Russia" Keely Stauter-Halsted, Michigan State U '"To the Village!' Female Intellectuals in the Polish Countryside, 1860-1914" Discussant(s): Irina Livezeanu, U of Pittsburgh

7 Thursday • November 20 • 3:15-5:15 p.m.

SESSION 2 THURSDAY 3:15-5:15 P.!\1.

2-01 DowNSIZING AND BRIEF CATALOGING AND THEIR EFFECTs ON SLAVIC LIBRARY COLLECTIONS IN NORTH AMERICA - (RoUNDTABLE)- Metropolitan Ballroom

Chair: James Weinheimer, Princeton U Participants: Darla Carras, U of Pittsburgh Jurij Dobczansky, Library of Congress Leon Ferder, UCLA Wojciech Siemaszkiewicz, New York Public Library Mary Stevens, U of Toronto

2-02 INDEXING SouRCEs IN SLAVIC STUDIES: CoNSTRUCTION AND AccEss - Cirrus

Chair: Alena Aissing, U of Florida Papers: Robert Burger, U of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign "Slavic Periodical Index Construction and Design: A Comparative View" Karen Rondestvedt, U of Pittsburgh "Indexing Sources in Slavic Linguistics" Teresa Tickle, U of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign "Print Versus Electronic Indexing Resources in Slavic Studies" Discussant(s): E. Willis Brooks, U ofN Carolina- Chapel Hill

2-03 RussiA's RoLE IN THE NoRTH PACIFIC- (RouNDTABLE)­ West Ballroom A

Chair: Lisbeth Tarlow Bernstein, Harvard U Participants: Tsuneo Akaha, Monterey Inst of Inti Studies Katherine G. Bums, MIT Gwendolyn Stewart, Harvard U Alexei Zagorsky, Inst of World Economy and Inti Relations (Moscow)

2-04 DoMESTIC SouRcEs OF UKRAINIAN FoREIGN PoLICY- West Ballroom B

Chair: Todd S. Foglesong, REES, University of Kansas Papers: Paul D' Anieri, U of Kansas "The Impact of Domestic Divisions on Ukrainian Foreign Policy" 8 Thursday • November 20 • 3:15-5:15 p.m.

Taras Kuzio, U of Birmingham "National Identity and Foreign Policy in Ukraine" Marc Nordberg, U of Kansas "Domestic Influences on Ukrainian Foreign Policy Orientation"

2-05 AsPECTUAL UsAGE IN SLAVIC- Aspen

Chair: Neil Bermel, U of Sheffield Papers: Patricia R. Chaput, Harvard U "The Pragmatics of Aspectual Usage in the Imperative in Russian" Stephen M. Dickey, U of Virginia "Expressing Ingressivity in Slavic" Frank J. Miller, Columbia U "When the Choice Isn't So Easy: Variants in Parameters of Usage"

2-06 BETWEEN A RocK AND A liARD PLACE: WRITING PousHI WRITING UKRAINIAN- East Ballroom A

Chair: George G. Grabowicz, Harvard U Papers: David Frick, U of Calif, Berkeley "On the Ruthenianness of the Lord ofDobromil: Jan Szczesny Herburt in Defense of the 'Narod Ruski"' Roman Koropeckyj, UCLA '"Whose Side Are You On?': The Uniate Priest in Polish Novels of the Mid-19th Century" Lidia Stefanowska, Harvard U "Bohdan Ihor Antonych and Polish Literature" Discussant(s): Leonid Heretz, Bridgewater State College

2-07 PoLITICAL SciENCE REsEARCH METHODS IN THE FoRMER SoviET REPUBLICS- (RouNDTABLE)- East Ballroom B

Chair: Brian D. Silver, Michigan State U Participants: Jo Andrews, U of Calif, Davis Cynthia J. Buckley, U of Texas, Austin Debra Javeline, Harvard U John Squier, U of Michigan, Ann Arbor

9 Thursday • November 20 • 3:15-5:15 p.m.

2-08 INSTITUTIONAL MoRPHOLOGY IN SoviET AND RusSIAN FEDERATION POLITICS! DISINTEGRATION AND CREATION OF PARTIES AND THE STATE- Cedar

Chair: Bruce Bassett Parrott, Johns Hopkins U Papers: Barbara Ann Chotiner, U of Alabama "Explaining Institutional Fragility: The Communist Party of the Soviet Union, 1978-1985, and Demands for Change" Gerald Easter, Miami U "Diffusion of Power, Institutional Disintegration and the Collapse of the Soviet State" John Ishiyama, Truman State U "Political Party Development and Candidate Recruitment in Post-Soviet Russian Politics, 1993-96" Discussant(s): Eva T. Busza, College of William and Mary Stephen E. Hanson, U of Washington

2-09 MoLDOVA: ETHNICITY, PoLITICS, TERRITORY- Douglas Chair: Charles King, Georgetown U Papers: Jeff Chinn, U of Missouri 'Towards Settlement in Transdnistria" William Crowther, U ofN Carolina "Parties, Parliament and Voters in Moldova" Steven D. Roper, Pace University "The Politics of Privatization in Moldova"

2-10 ORTHODOXY AND DISSENT! MYTH-MAKING, MAP-MAKING AND ALTAR-BREAKING IN SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY RUSSIA - Juniper

Chair: Ludwig Steindorff, U of Munster Papers: Valerie Kivelson, U of Michigan "Landscape, History and Biblical Time in Seventeenth-Century Russian Maps" Georg Michels, U of Calif, Riverside "Nikon's Man in Suzdal: The Turbulent Career of a Pre-Petrine Russian Bishop" Isolde Thyret, Kent State U "The Pious Tsaritsa Anastasiia Romanovna: The Making of a Muscovite Myth" Discussant(s): David B. Miller, Roosevelt U

10 Thursday • November 20 • 3:15-5:15 p.m.

2-11 GREAT ADJUSTMENT OF OUTPUT AND PRICE.PROPORTIONS IN RussiA - Madrona

Chair: Masaaki Kuboniwa, Hitotsubashi U Papers: Evgenii Gavrilenkov, Center of Economic Analysis, Hitotsubashi U "Adjustments of Output and Price Proportions in Russia" Andrei Kossayev, Goskomstat RF "Changes in Russia's GDP" Alexey Vedev, VEDI (Russia) TBA Discussant(s): Shinichiro Tabata, Hokkaido U

2-12 ASPECTS OF SLOVENE FOREIGN RELATIONS- Suite 416

Chair: Charles Jelavich, Indiana U Papers: Irena Gantar-Godina, Slovene Academy of Arts and Sciences (Slovenia) "Slovenes and Czechs: An Enduring Friendship" Karl W. Ryavec, U of Massachusetts, Amherst "Slovenia and the United States" Peter Vodopivec, U of Ljubljana (Slovenia) "The Slovenes and France: Wishful Images and Reality" Discussant(s): Dimitrij Rupel, U ofLjubljana Rudolph M. Susel, American Home Publishing Co.

2-13 PARTY AND STATE EFFORTS TO ORGANIZE WoMEN DuRING NEP- Suite 418

Chair: Susan Costanzo, Western Washington U Papers: Beatrice Farnsworth, Wells College "Unionizing the 'Batrachka,' the Revolution's 'Stepdaughter"' Peter Konecny, Carleton U "Studentka-Propagandistka: Women Students and Soviet Political Culture, 1924-28" Michelle J. Patterson, U of Toronto "Organizing the Urban Unemployed During NEP: The 'Zhenotdely' Reach Out to Housewives, Prostitutes, and 'Doll Parasites"' Discussant(s): Julie Hessler, U of Oregon

11 Thursday • November 20 • 3:15-5:15 p.m.

2-14 Rus' AND THE TATAR WoRLD: PROBLEMS OF CoEXISTENCE AND CULTURAL IDENTITY- Suite 424

Chair: David Goldfrank, Georgetown U Papers: Beatrice Forbes Manz, Tufts U "Development of New Mongol Identities in the 15th Century" Lawrence Langer, U of Connecticut "Warfare in Medieval Rus' and Tatar-Rus' Relations, 1240-1500" Don Ostrowski, Harvard U "Recreating Identity: Kaidakul!Peter, Tsarevich" Discussant(s): Uli Schamiloglu, U of Wisconsin, Madison

2-15 PERSPECTIVES ON DOVLATOV- Suite 428

Chair: Lev Loseff; Dartmouth College Papers: Mark Lipovetsky, Illinois Wesleyan U "The Integrative Power of Absurdity: Paradoxes of Dovlatov's Poetics" Ai Moriya, U of Tokyo "The Art ofDovlatov: A Study of 'Ours' and 'Suitcase"' Mitsuyoshi Numano, U of Tokyo "Dovlatov's Place in Contemporary Literature: From the Viewpoint of a Japanese Slavist" Discussant(s): Alexander A. Genis, Radio Liberty

2-16 VOICES FROM THE PERIPHERY! FUTURISM AND FORMALISM­ Suite 426

Chair: Milica Banjanin, Washington U Papers: Samuel Elsen, American U "The 'Byt' Generation: Russian Formalism, Autobiography, and the Poetics of History" Larry P. Joseph, Georgia Inst of Technology "Cubist Aesthetics in the Literary Theory ofYury Tynyanov" Arkady Yanishevsky, Brown U "Po skveram gde kharkaet tuberkuloz": Mayakovsky's Post-Revolutionary City" Discussant(s): Faina Broude, Brandeis U

12 Thursday • November 20 • 3:15-5:15 p.m.

2-17 IMAGES OF EMPIRE AND NATION: HISTORY WRITING AND THE RussiAN-UKRAINIAN ENCOUNTER- Poplar

Chair: Orest L. Pelech, Duke U Papers: Olga Andriewsky, Trent U "The Rhetoric of Empire: Mikhail Pogodin and the Russian­ Ukrainian Discourse" Zenon E. Kohut, U of Alberta "The Development of a Ukrainian National Historiography in Imperial Russia" Serhii Plokhy, Canadian Inst of Ukrainian Studies "'The City of Russian Glory': Sevastopol in Russian Imperial Mythology" Discussant(s): Serhy Yekelchyk, U of Alber:a, Canada

2-18 THE INNER LIFE OF THE RED ARMY- Suite 412

Chair: Mary Habeck, Yale U Papers: Lawrence X. Clifford, Boston College "The Conflict Between Tukhachevsky and V oroshilov in Relation to the First Five Year Plan" Vera Mikhaleva, Russian State Military Archive "Repressions in the Red Army" Nonna S. Tarkhova, Russian State Military Archive "Letters from Red Generals to Voroshilov, 1925-1937" Discussant(s): Bruce William Menning, U.S. Army Staff College

2-19 PHILOSOPHIZING WRITERS- WRITING PHILOSOPHERS: DISCOURSE AT A CROSSROAD- Suite 420

Chair: Michael Hagemeister, U of Bochum Papers: Rainer Goldt, University ofMainz, Germany "Fate's Verdict on Our Century: Philosophical Reflections on Evil in the Late Diaries of Leonid Andreev and His 'Dnevnik Satany"' Peter Rollberg, George Washington U "Konstantin Leont' ev and the Confessional Mode of Narration" James P. Scanlan, Ohio State U "The Uses of Fiction in Dostoevsky's Case Against Rational Egoism" Discussant(s): Maria Carlson, U of Kansas

13 Thursday • November 20 • 3:15-5:15 p.m.

2-20 CULTURAL MEMORY AND PERSONAL DISCOURSE IN 20TH CENTURY RUSSIAN PROSE - Suite 422

Chair: Evgeny A. Dobrenko, Stanford U Papers: Marina Balina, Illinois Wesleyan U "Personal Life as a Public Statement: Childhood Memoirs by S. Marshak, K. Chukovsky and Bulat Okudzhava" Michael Gorham, U of Florida "Glas naroda- glas bozhii? Transformations of the 'Voice of the People' in Early Soviet Russia" Larissa Rudova, Pomona College "How the Elite Lived: Palisandr Dalberg as Witness"

2-21 THEORIZING GENDER IN RussiAN DRAMA AND THEATRE­ Suite 430

Chair: David Graber, George Washington U Papers: Barbara Ann Niemczyk, Dickinson College "Gender Reversal in the Work of Roman Viktiuk" Melissa T. Smith, Youngstown State U "The Most Masculine Form of Literature" Gisela Zimmermann, U of Nevada, Las Vegas "Columbine Revisited: The Transformation of a Type in Petrushevskaya's 'Columbine's Apartment"' Discussant(s): Sharon Marie Camicke, U of Southern California

2-22 POETICS/POLITICS OF NATION AND GENDER IN EAST­ CENTRAL EuROPEAN LITERATURE- Boardroom

Papers: Halyna Hryn, Yale U "Language of Hostility: Male-Female Perceptions in Recent Ukrainian Writing" Elena Sokol, The College of Wooster "Vaculik and Prochazkova: Czech Sexual Poetics or Polemics?" Urszula Tempska, College of Wooster "Patriotism vs. Feminism in Modem Polish Literature" Discussant(s): Veronika Ambros, U of Toronto

14 Thursday • November 20 • 5:30-7:30p.m.

2-23 REINVIGORATING SouTH EAsT EuROPEAN STUDIES­ (RoUNDTABLE)- Guest Suite (Sponsored by the Southeast European Studies Assoc.) Chair: Grace E. Fielder, U of Arizona Participants: Keith Brown, U of Wales, Lampeter Henry R. Cooper, Jr., Indiana U Victor A. Friedman, U of Chicago John Lampe, Wilson Center/U of Maryland Daniel N. Nelson, Old Dominion U and Global Concepts, Inc.

SESSION 3 THURSDAY 5:30-7:30 P.M.

3-02 ELECTRONIC REsouRcEs FOR SLAVIC STUDIES: THEIR VALUE FOR RESEARCHERS AND LIBRARIANS - Cirrus

Chair: Miranda Beaven Remnek, U of Minnesota Papers: Murlin Croucher, Indiana U "Central European Web Searches and Dealing with Those Diabolical Diacritics" Izabella Tomljanovich, Dickinson College "Development of the Internet and Electronic Resources in Poland" Ruth Wallach, U of Southern Ca1ifornia "Slavic Scholarship with the Web: Pipe Dream or Reality?" Discussant(s): David J. Birnbaum, U of Pittsburgh Karen Rondestvedt, U of Pittsburgh

3-03 THE ONGOING POLITICAL CRISIS IN BULGARIAN REFORM EFFORTS- West Ballroom A

Chair: Ron Linden, U of Pittsburgh Papers: Richard Beilock, U of Florida "The Costs of Restrictions on Cross-Border Trade Flows" Benedict E. DeDominicis, American U in Bulgaria and Krassen Stanchev, New Bulgarian U "The Role of Minorities in Privatization in Bulgaria" Marcus A.G. Harper, U of Calif, Irvine "Historical Legacies: Values and Attitudes Among Young and Old in Post-Communist Bulgaria" . Discussant(s): Duncan McVicar Perry, Central Washington U Mark Stefanovich, American U in Bulgaria

1 5 Thursday • November 20 • 5:30-7:30 p.m.

3-04 CzECH LINGUISTICS AND TEACHING METHODOLOGY - (ROUNDTABLE)- West Ballroom B (Sponsored by North American Teachers of Czech) Chair: Masako Ueda, Brown U Participants: Neil Bermel, U of Sheffield George M. Cummins, Tulane U Laura A. Janda, U ofN Carolina, Chapel Hill Hope Subak-Sharpe, UC Berkeley Charles E. Townsend, Princeton U Discussant(s): Michael Henry Heim, UCLA

3-05 REREADING KAREL CAPEK - Aspen

Chair: Stephen Moeller-Sally, Stanford U Papers: Peter Bugge, U of Aarhus (Denmark) "Infected Worlds: Epidemics and Sickness in Capek's Writings ofthe Late 1930s" David Chirico, Charles U, Czech Republic "Fantastic Mirrors: Karel Capek and Literary Cubism" Alfred Thomas, Harvard U '"Femme Fatale': Woman, Death and Male Fantasy in 'R.U.R.' and 'The Makropulos Case"' Discussant(s): TarasKoznarsky, Harvard U

3-06 THE POLITICS oF THE GoRBACHEV ERA IN PosT-SoviET PERSPECTIVE - East Ballroom A Chair: Stephen White, U of Glasgow Papers: Archie Brown, Oxford University "Gorbachev and the End of the Cold War" Claire Gordon, Oxford U "Economic Policy-Making in the Gorbachev Era" Martha Merritt, U of Notre Dame "Political Accountability in Russia Under Gorbachev" Discussant(s): Charles King, Georgetown U RichardT. Sakwa, U of Kent

3-07 MoNTESQUIEU AND CATHERINE II- East Ballroom B Chair: Theodore Taranovski, U of Puget Sound Papers: W. Gareth Jones, U of Wales "Montesquieu, Catherine: Literary Dimensions"

16 Thursday • November 20 • 5:30-7:30 p.'m.

George Munro, Virginia Commonwealth U "Montesquieu, Catherine, and Commerce" Max J. Okenfuss, Washington U "Montesquieu, Catherine, and the State" Discussant(s): David Griffiths, U ofN Carolina

3-08 CHANGING SOCIAL AND NATIONAL IDENTITIES IN POST­ SOVIET SociETIES - Cedar

Chair: Donna Bahry, Vanderbilt U Papers: Thomas F. Klobucar, U of Iowa and Arthur H. Miller, U of Iowa "An Enduring Soviet Identity?" Vera Tolz, Salford U "What is the Russian Nation: Debates After the Break-up of the Empire" Michael E. Urban, U of Calif, Santa Cruz "Remythologizing the Russian State" Discussant(s): Mary Mcintosh, US Information Agency

3-09 CRIME AND SOCIAL ORDER UNDER STALIN- Douglas Chair: Peter Solomon, U of Toronto Papers: Paul Hagenloh, U of Texas, Austin "Police and Crime in Moscow, 1933-1941" Julie Hessler, U of Oregon "Behind the Sales Counter: Social Capital and Wrongdoings in Trade" David R. Shearer, U of Delaware "Crime and Social Disobedience in Western Siberia During the 1930's" Discussant(s): Wendy Goldman, Carnegie Mellon U

3-10 THE IMPACT OF REGIONAL AND SECTORAL ELITES ON RussiAN EcoNoMic AND PoLITICAL TRANSFORMATION­ Juniper

Chair: Klaus Segbers, Freie Universitat (Germany) Papers: Lawrence R. Robertson, U of Miami "Ethnic Politics in the Russian Republics" Randy Ryterman, The World Bank and Barbara Weber, The World Bank "The Role of Managerial Attitudes in the Development of Legal Institutions in Russia"

17 Thursday • November 20 • 5:30-7:30 p.m.

Simone Schwanitz, Freie U Berlin (Germany) and Elke Siehl, Johan Wolfgang Goethe U "Privatization in Russia: Regional and Sectoral Perspective" Discussant(s): Peter Kirkow, U of Birmingham (England)

3-11 PERCEPTIONS, USE AND ABUSE OF HISTORY IN THE BALTIC SEA REGION - Poplar

Chair: Klas-Goran Karlsson, U of Lund Papers: Kristian Gerner, Uppsala U (Sweden) "Swedish Perceptions of Soviet Russia: The Myth of Anti­ Sovietism" Rune Johansson, U of Lund (Sweden) "Caught Between the Baltic Powers: Germanism and Russophobia in Swedish Fin-de-Siecle Debate" UlfZander, U ofLund (Sweden) "Perceptions of World War ll in the Baltic Sea Region" Discussant(s): Kim Salomon, Uppsala U (Sweden)

3-12 VLADIMIR NABOKOV- Suite 416

Chair: D. Barton Johnson, U of Calif- Santa Barbara Papers: Galya Dirnent, U of Washington '"Lolita' versus 'Lolita': Dorothy Parker's 1955 Story and Nabokov's Novel" Eric Naiman, UC Berkeley "Frenching the Text: Puns and Genre in 'Lolita' and 'Pnin"' Thomas Seifrid, U of Southern California "Nabokov's Literary Impersonations"

3-13 GULAG AS A METAPHOR FOR THE SOVIET ERA- Suite 418

Chair: Donna M. Farina, Drew U Papers: Veniamin Iofe, Scientific Information Center 'Memorial' (Russia) "In the Shadow of GULAG: Informal Unions and Social Organizations of Petro grad/Leningrad, 1917 -1987" Irina Reznikova, Scientific Information Center 'Memorial' (Russia) "The Colonial Aspect of GULAG: Ethnic Groups of the North of Russia" Veronica Shapovalov, San Diego State U "GULAG as a Way ofLiving (based on memoirs of women prisoners)"

18 Thursday • November 20 • 5:30-7:30 p.m.

Discussant(s): Mary Nicholas, Lehigh U Jan Plamper, U of Calif, Berkeley

3-14 RussiAN NAVAL HISTORY IN RETROSPECT: A TERCENTENNIAL VIEW- (ROUNDTABLE)- Suite 424 (Sponsored by Slavic American Cultural Association)

Chair: Richard F. Staar Participants: R. Admiral Nikolay Malov, Nakhimov Military Naval Academy Dimitri Rostovtsev, St Petersburg Marine U Norman Saul, U ofKansas Vera R. Von Wiren-Garczynksi, CUNY and Slavic American Cultural Assoc., Inc.

3-15 PERSPECTIVE AND IDENTITY: POETICS OF LERMONTOV'S TEXT - Suite 428

Chair: Vladimir Golstein, Yale U Papers: Christopher Lemelin, Yale U "Inspiration, Sexuality and Murder: Shifting Ide~tities in 'Tamara'" Jeff Love, Yale U "Narrative Perspective in 'Hero of Our Time"' ChrisTurner, U of British Columbia (Canada) '"The Fatalist' Revisited" Discussant(s): Sarah Pratt, U of Southern California

3-16 THE FRENCH CoNNECTION AND RussiAN CuLTURE, 1890-1921- Suite 426 Chair: David Shengold, Mount Holyoke College Papers: Robert Johnson, Juilliard School "Leon Bakst's Versailles: The 1921 Production of'The Sleeping Princess'" Catherine LeGouis, Mount Holyoke College "Decadent Affinities: Huysmans and His Reinvention in Russian Prose" Ruth Solomon Rischin, Independent Scholar "Valentin Parnakh in Paris: The 1919 Edition of 'L'art Theatral Moderne 'Larionov and Goncharova"' Discussant(s): Maria Nemcova Banerjee, Smith College Simon Karlinsky, U of Calif, Berkeley

19 Thursday • November 20 • 5:30-7:30 p.m.

3-17 THE ORIGINS OF Rus': A NoN-NORMANIST PERSPECTIVE­ Madrona

Chair: Janet L. B. Martin, U of Miami Papers: Roman K. Kovalev, U of Minnesota "The Transfer ofFino-Ugrian Strategies into Rus' Culture" Heidi M. Sherman, U of Minnesota "Was Ladoga the First Town in Northern European Russia?" Discussant(s): Eve Levin, Ohio State U George Majeska, U of Maryland

3-18 RETHINKING "BEZVREMENIE" (1907-1914)- Suite 412

Chair: Seymour Becker, Rutgers U Papers: Ilia V. Gerassimov, Rutgers U "Intelligentsia Turning Professionals: The New Generation of Russian Intelligentsia" Marina Moguilner, Rutgers U "The Crisis of'Underground Russia's' Norm in 'Bezvremenie "' Andrew Kier Wise, U of Virginia "The Crisis of Russian Liberalism, the Constitutional Democrats and the Nationalities Question" Discussant(s): Alia Zeide, Hunter College- CUNY

3-19 THE THEATRE oF SMALL FoRMS IN RussiA: CENTRAL OR PERIPHERAL? - Suite 420

Chair: Irina A. Miller, CUNY, Grad Ctr Papers: Mikhail Gurevich, U of Wisconsin, Madison "The Puppet Motif in the Critical and Theatrical Interpretation of Gogo!" Daria Krizhanskaya, Yale U "Small Forms in Big Theaters: Small-Forms Performances Based on Gogo!" Keith Tribble, Oklahoma State U "Generic Varieties of Pantomime in the 191 Os/1920s" Discussant(s): Helena Davidova, Indiana U

20 Thursday • November 20 • 5:30-7:30 p.m.

3-20 RUSSIAN AVANT-GARDE AND 19TH CENTURY LITERARY TRADITIONS - Suite 422

Chair: Mikhail N. Epstein, Emory U Papers: Irene Kolchinsky, U of Illinois "Poetic Bilingualism and the Russian A vant-Garde" Yevgeny A. Slivkin, U of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign "The Authorities ofNonsense and the Classic of Balderdash: The Poets ofOBEREU as Count Khvostov's Successors" Igor G. Vishnevetsky, Emory U "Dostoevsky's 'Heavenly Spirits' in the Angelology of Andrei Bely" Discussant(s): Marina Kanevskaya, Indiana U

3-21 0RIENTALISM IN RusSIAN Music AND ART- Suite 430

Chair: Elizabeth Kridl Valkenier, Columbia U Papers: Pamela Kachurin, Indiana U "Off With Their Heads!: Decapitation and Display in the Art ofV.V. Vereshchagin" David Schimmelpenninck van der Oye, Yale U "Prince Igor and General Skobelev: Opera as Metaphor for Conquest in Late Imperial Russia" Anne Swartz, Baruch College, CUNY "Russian Music and the Conquest of Central Asia" Discussant(s): Daniel Brower, U of Calif, Davis

3-22 MATos, Pouc KAMov, UJEVIC: THE CROATIAN MonERNA -Boardroom

Chair: Tatjana Lorkovic, Yale U Papers: Marijan Despalatovic, (:onnecticut College "A.G. Matos-Abroad at Home" Ellen Elias Bursae, Harvard U "Heart and/or Home: Kolajna" Aida Vidan, Harvard U "Janko Polic Kamov: Angry Young Man of the Croatian Modema"

21 Thursday • November 20 • 5:30-7:30 p.m.

3-23 INTEGRATION AND DISINTEGRATION IN THE FORMER SoviET SPACE- Guest Suite

Papers: Dominique Arel, Brown U "Does Culture Matter? Russian Linguistics and Civilizational Ties vs. Disintegrative Trends in the Near Abroad" Peter Rutland, Wesleyan U "Russian Economic Ties with the Near Abroad: Neoimperialism or Healthy Partnership?" Stephen D. Shenfield, Brown U "Prospects of Integration: Perception of Political Elites" Discussant(s): Bruce Bassett Parrott, Johns Hopkins U

THURSDAY EVENING EVENTS 8:15 p.m. - Opening Reception - Metropolitan Ballroom, Sponsored by the Jackson School oflntemational Studies-University of Washington and AAASS

22 FRIDAY 21 NovEMBER

REGISTRATION DESK HOURS: 7:00A.M.- 5:00P.M.

SESSION 4 FRIDAY 8:00-10:00 A.M.

MEETING(S): Council of Regional Affiliates- Guest Suite

4-01 BRIDGING THE PosT-SoviET ABYss: AMERICAN ScHOLARS AND THE NEw KIEv MoHYLA AcADEMY- (RouNDTABLE)­ Metropolitan Ballroom

Chair: Alexander Sydorenko, Arkansas State U Participants: James Brasfield, Penn State U William Gleason, Doane College Joyce Peckham Gleason, Nebraska Wesleyan U Serheii Ivaniuk, UKiev-Mohyla Academy Zenovia A. Sochor, Clark U

4-02 IssuEs IN REGIME TRANSITION: INSTITUTION-BUILDING IN EASTERN EuROPE - Cirrus

Papers: Nathalie Gagnere, Ohio U "Between National and International Constraints: Institution­ Building in Eastern Europe" Jill A. Irvine, U of Oklahoma "Right-Wing Parties and the Politics ofPostcommunist Transformation: The Croatian Case" Petya Nitzova, U of Oklahoma "Eastern Europe as the Tower of Babel: The Role of Languages in the Construction of Identities" Discussant(s): Maryjane Osa, U of South Carolina 23 Friday • November 21 • 8:00- 10:00 a.m.

4-03 INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMACY AND THE YUGOSLAV WARS­ West Ballroom A

Chair: John Micgiel, Columbia U Papers: Valere Philip Gagnon, Jr., Cornell U "External and Internal Interactions in the Yugoslav Wars: Serbia and Croatia Compared" Reneo Lukic, Laval U "US Diplomacy in the Bosnian War" Allen Lynch, U of Virginia "Russian Diplomacy in the Bosnian War" Discussant(s): Jacques Levesque, U of Quebec at Montreal

4-04 RussiAN MoRPHOLOGY- West Ballroom.B

Chair: Rebecca A. Barnes, U of Illinois Papers: David Hart, Brigham Young U "Allomorphic Variation and Stress in Russian" Jonathan Z. Ludwig, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign "Multiple Prefixation in Russian" Thyra Leslie, Indiana U "Nouns Derived From Prepositional Phrases in Russian" Discussant(s): Robert Channon, Purdue University

4-05 HEGEMONIC DISCOURSE IN THE RUSSIAN LABOR AND REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS, 1900-1917- (ROUNDTABLE)· -Aspen

Chair: Gerald D. Surh, N Carolina State U Participants: Lutz Karl Haefner, U of Bielefeld Michael Melancon, Auburn U Dave Pretty, U of Colorado- Boulder Bill Rosenberg, U of Michigan

4-06 THE PosT-SoviET RussiAN ExTREME RIGHT: LEADERS AND IDEOLOGIES - East Ballroom A

Chair: John B. Dunlop, Hoover Inst Papers: Wendy N. Slater, Cambridge U (United Kingdom) "Metropolitan Ioann and the Russian Extreme Right" Andreas Umland, U of Cambridge "Zhirinovskii a Fascist? 'The Last Dash to the South' in Comparative Perspective"

24 Friday • November 21 • 8:00- 10:00 a.m.

Veljko Vujacic, Oberlin College "Gennadi Ziuganov and Dukhovnoe Nasledie: The New National Socialism in Russia" Discussant(s): Darrell P. Hammer, Indiana U Robert C. Otto, US Defense Dept

4-07 UKAZOCRACY: PRESIDENTIAL DECREE-MAKING AND ExECUTIVE-LEGISLATIVE RELATIONS IN RussiA- East Ballroom B

Chair: Eugene Huskey, Stetson. U Papers: William T.R. Mishler, U of South Carolina and Gordon B. Smith, U of South Carolina "Ukazocracy: Presidential Decree-Making and Its Implications on Executive-Legislative Relations in Russia" Thomas Michael Nichols, Dartmouth College "Presidential Decree Powers: Legal-Constitutional Issues" Thomas F. Remington, Emory U and StevenS. Smith, U of Minnesota "Decree-Making and Law-Making in a Mixed System" Discussant(s): Scott Parrish, Monterey Institute ofinternational Studies

4-08 REGIONAL AND LoCAL PoLITICS IN RussiA - Cedar (Sponsored by the Rocky Mountain Association for Slavic Studies) Chair: Beth Mitchneck, U of Arizona Papers: Alfred B. Evans, California State U, Fresno "Local Government in Russia: A Revival of the Zemstvo?" Darrell Slider, U of South Florida "Russia's Regional Legislatures" Marc Zlotnik, CIA "Russia's Gubernatorial Elections: The Political Impact" Discussant(s): Joel C. Moses, Iowa State U Elizabeth Teague, Jamestown Foundation

4-09 PROBLEMS IN THE RisE OF THE RussiAN NovEL- Douglas

Chair: Alexei Saveliev, U of Colorado Papers: David Wayne Gasperetti, U of Notre Dame "Parody of the West in the 18th-Century Russian Novel" Ronald LeBlanc, U of New Hampshire "The Stillbirth of the Russian Novel"

25 Friday • November 21 • 8:00- 10:00 a.m.

Andreas Xavier Schonle, U of Michigan "The Russian Travelogue and the Theory of the Novel" Discussant(s): Donald Fanger, Harvard U

4-10 "RossnsKAIA oR RussKAIA lsTORIIA? NoN-RusSIANS IN RusSIAN HISTORY"- (ROUNDTABLE)- Juniper

Chair: Steven Hoch, U of Iowa Participants: Catherine Evtuhov, Georgetown U Robert Geraci, U of Virginia John D. Klier, University College London Theodore R. Weeks, Southern Illinois U Paul Werth, U ofNevada, Las Vegas

4-11 BETWEEN THE FRONT AND THE REAR: SoviET IDENTITY, GENDER, AND ETHNICITY, 1941-46- Madrona

Chair: Rosalind Marsh, U of Bath Papers: Karel C. Berkhoff, U of Toronto "Collective Identities in Reichskommissariat Ukraine, 1941-1944" Anna Krylova-Berchidskaia, Johns Hopkins U "Healing Wounded Souls: Gendering Soviet War Experience, 1943-1946" Kenneth D. Slepyan, Transylvania U "People's Avengers or Enemies of the People? Soviet Partisans and the Politics of Identity, 1941-1944" Discussant(s): Jane Burbank, U of Michigan

4-12 CITIZENSHIP, NATIONALITY AND DEPORTATION WITHIN RussiA DURING WORLD WAR I - Suite 416

Chair: Lewis H. Siegelbaum, Michigan State U Papers: Eric Lohr, Harvard U "Redefining Subjecthood Boundaries Between 'Russians' and Others During World War I" Josh Sanborn, U of Chicago "War for the Fatherland? National and Non-National Responses to World War I" Mark von Hagen, Columbia U "Ukrainianization in the Military, 1917-1923" Discussant(s): Geoffrey Hosking, U of London

26 Friday • November 21 • 8:00- 10:00 a.m.

4-13 CAREER WoMEN IN LATE IMPERIAL AND SoviET RussiA­ Suite 418

Chair: William B. Husband, Oregon State U Papers: Mary Louise Allen, U of Toronto "Arming the People: Women in the Red Army" Rhonda Clark, Mercyhurst College "Women in Publishing Careers, 1860-1905" Nicole Young, Brock University "A Perfect Match: Women and Schoolteaching in Tobol'sk Gubemiia, 1870-1914" Discussant(s): Barbara Engel, U of Colorado, Boulder

4-15 SLOVENIAN IMMIGRANT CoMMUNITIES AND MINORITiEs AND THE INDEPENDENCE OF SLOVENIA - Suite 428

Chair: Matjaz Klemencic, U ofMaribor, Slovenia Papers: Milan Bufon, ZRS, Science and Research Centre of the Republic of Slovenia "Slovenian Minorities in Italy and Independence of Slovenia" Janez Sumrada, U ofMaribor (Slovenia) "Slovenian Congress and Independence of Slovenia" Rudolph M. Susel, American Home Publishing Co. "Slovenian Communities of Cleveland and Independence of Slovenia" Discussant(s): Joseph Velikonja, U of Washington Jera Vodusek-Staric, Inst for Contemporary History

4-16 THE RooTs oF SYMBOLISM IN RussiAN OPERA: KHovANSHCHINA, PIKOVAIA DAMA, KITEZH - Suite 426

Chair: David Shengold, Mount Holyoke College Papers: Caryl Emerson, Princeton U "The Three Worlds ofTchaikovsky's 'Pikovaia Dama'" Boris Gasparov, Columbia U "Symbolism of Musical Form in Musorgsky's 'Khovanshchina"' Simon Morrison, Princeton U "Rimsky-Korsakov and Russian Religious Syncretism" Discussant(s): Richard Filler Taruskin, UC Berkeley

27 Friday • November 21 • 8:00- 10:00 a.m.

4-17 0RIENTALISM AND EMPIRE- Poplar

Chair: Eric Naiman, UC Berkeley Papers: Kenneth Church, U of Michigan "Genus or Species? Conceptualizing Cultural Essence in Late 19th Century Enthographies of Georgia" Nathaniel Knight, U of New Hampshire "Grigor'ev in Orenburg: A Case Studyin Orientalism and Empire" Harsha Ram, U of Calif, Berkeley "Griboedov in Transcaucasia: The Ambiguities of a Career" Discussant(s): Austin Jersild, Old Dominion U

4-18 PROVINCIAL CULTURE, ENLIGHTENMENT, AND LoCAL IDENTITY, 1861-1932- Suite 412 Chair: Larry Holmes, U of South Alabama Papers: James T. Andrews, Iowa State U "Provincial Scientific Societies, Popular Enlightenment, and Public Culture, 1861-1928" Eileen Consey, U of Toronto "Rediscovering Americas: Paths Into and Around the Russian Locale" Scott J. Seregny, Indiana U, Indianapolis "Making Peasants into Russians: Local Government, Adult Education, and the First World War" Discussant(s): Daniel Alexandrov, Russian Academy of Sciences Ben Eklof, Indiana U

4-19 MEMORY IN PosT-SoviET CuLTURE- Suite 420 Papers: Svetlana Boym, Harvard U "Nostalgia and Post-Soviet Memorials" Alia Efunova, U of Calif, Santa Cruz "Narratives of Sleep and Oblivion in Post-Soviet Cinema" Sven Spieker, U of Calif, Santa Barbara "Melancholia and the Inability to Mourn" Discussant(s): Michael Holquist, Yale U

4-20 STALINIST MoTHERHOOD: GENDER AND MATERNALISM IN THE 1930s - Suite 422 Chair: Wendy Goldman, Carnegie Mellon U

28 Friday • November 21 • 8:00 -JO:QO a.m.

Papers: David Hoffmann, Ohio State U "Marriage, Motherhood, and Patriarchy in Official Soviet Culture" Rebecca Balmas Neary, Columbia U "Mothering Socialist Society: Stalin-Era Maternalism and the Movement of Wife-Activists, 1936-1941" Amy E. Randall, Princeton U "Matemalist Consumption Strategies in the 1930s" Discussant(s): Barbara Evans Clements, U of Akron

4-21 CHINGIZ AITMATOV IN THE CENTRAL AsiAN CoNTEXT­ Suite 430

Chair: Ilse Laude-Cirtautas, U of Washington Papers: Paul Alan Goble, Potomac Foundation "The Recovery of Memory: Chingiz Aitmatov and the Development of Post-Soviet Central Asia" Alma Kunanbayeva, U of Washington "Chingiz Aitmatov and Central Asian Oral Traditions" Dana Sherry, Central European University "Tradition and Technology in the Works ofChingiz Aitmatov" Discussant(s): Anthony James Qualin, Texas Tech U

4-22 CuRRENT IssuEs IN BuLGARIAN LINGUISTICS - Boardroom

Chair: Katia McClain, U of Calif, Santa Barbara Papers: Howard L Aronson, U of Chicago "Transitivity in Bulgarian: Towards a Typology of Transitional Structures" Donald L. Dyer, U of Mississippi "Moldovan Bulgarian" John Leafgren, U of Arizona "Topical Objects, Word Order, and Discourse Structure in Bulgarian" Discussant(s): Catherine Rudin, Wayne State U

SESSION 5 FRIDAY 10:15 A.M.-12:15 P.M.

MEETING(s): Midwest Slavic Conference - Guest Suite

29 Friday • November 21 • 10:15 a.m. -12:15 p.m.

5-01 MOMENTS IN SOVIET HISTORY: THE VIEW FROM THE U.S. EMBASSY IN Moscow - Metropolitan Ballroom

Chair: Walter D. Connor, Boston U Papers: Stephanie Fawcett, John F. Kennedy Library "Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson and the Cuban Missile Crisis" Dale R. Herspring, Kansas State U "The Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan: View From the Embassy" Jack F. Matlock, Princeton U "The Last Years of Soviet Power: View from the U.S. Embassy in Moscow" Discussant(s): Igor Lukes, Boston U David Mayers, Boston U

5-02 UNIVERSAL STANDARDS FOR CATALOGING WITH SLAVIC APPLICATIONS- Cirrus

Chair: Janet Crayne, U of Michigan Papers: Jurij Dobczansky, Library of Congress "International Authority Records - The IFLA and LC Perspective" David L. Richtmyer, U of Michigan "Image Enhanced Cataloging of the George E. Wantz Medical Collection" Susan C. Summer, Columbia U "International Cooperation in the Area of Bibliographic and Authority Records" Discussant(s ): Barbara Tillett, Library of Congress

5-03 MILAN KuNDERA: PHENOMENON IN CzEcH LITERATURE­ West Ballroom A

Chair: . Dagmar Kotlandova Koenig, U of Washington Papers: Marjorie E. Rhine, Southeastern Louisiana U "Toward a Semiotics of the Somatic: Reading the Female Body in Kundera's Fiction" Bronislava Volkova, Indiana University "Kundera'sUnbearable Heaviness of Being: Or Is It Lightness?" Karen Von Kunes, Yale U "The Art of Buffoonery: The Czech Joke a Ia Commedia dell' Arte Style in Kundera's French Novel 'Slowness"' Discussant(s): Maria Nemcova Banerjee, Smith College

30 Friday • November 21 • 10:15a.m. -12:15 p.m.

5-04 THE DYNAMICS OF RUSSIAN POLICY IN ASIA - (RouNDTABLE)- West Ballroom B

Chair: Stephen Blank, US Army War College Participants: Sherman Garnett, Carnegie Endowment for Intl Peace Jacob Walter Kipp, US Army Sonia Ben Oaghram, Ecole des Hautes Etudes, Maison des· Sciences de L'Homme (France) Jacque Sapir, Ecole Des Hautes Etudes, Maison des Sciences de L'Homme (France)

5-05 RussiAN TELEVISION ADVERTISING: CoNSUMER Goons, THE MIDDLE CLASS, AND NosTALGIA- Aspen (Sponsored by Working Group on Cinema and Television) Chair: Catherine Portuges, U of Massachusetts, Amherst Papers: Gregory Dolgopolov, Murdoch U, Western Australia "Consumption and Desire: TV Advertising and the Emergence of a New Russian Middle Class" Elena Prokhorova, U of Pittsburgh "Material Imprinting: Historical Realia in Russian TV Advertising" Amy Caroline Spaulding, Duke U "How to Sell the Russian Soul: Five Personality Types of the Russian Consumer" Discussant(s): Vladimir Padunov, U of Pittsburgh

5-06 AUTHORITARIANISM AND DEMOCRACY IN CONTEMPORARY RussiAN PuBLIC OPINION - East Ballroom A

Chair: Vladimir Shlapentokh, Michigan State U Papers: Boris Grushin, Vox Populi Public Opinion Rsch "The Ideal of the Russian Masses: The Exotic Cocktail of Democracy and Dictatorship" Dmitri N. Shalin, U of Nevada "Russian Liberalism and the Prospect of Democracy in Russia" Vladimir Shubkin, Russian Academy of Science/ Inst of Sociology > "Fear of the Future and the Political Attitudes of the Russian People" Discussant(s): Sergei N. Khrushchev, Brown U Samuel Kliger, Inst of Value Studies

3 1 Friday • November 21 • 10:15 a.m. -12:15 p.m.

5-07 LEGAL TRANSPLANTS IN RUSSIA AND THE NJS: CoNSTITUTIONAL LAw AND EcoNoMic FREEDOMS - East Ballroom B

Chair: Donald D. Barry, Lehigh U Papers: Peter Krug, U of Oklahoma College ofLaw "Russia's Reception and Departure from the Centralized Model of Constitutional Control" Peter Maggs, U of Illinois "The Civil Code as the Constitution for the Economy?" Robert Sharlet, Union College "Legal Transplants and Political Mutations in Russia and the NIS: The Case of Constitutional Law" Discussant(s): Gianmaria Ajani, U of Turin Roberto Toniatti, U ofTrento (Italy)

5-08 THE EcoNOMics oF RussiAN REGIONAL PoLITICS - Cedar

Chair: Marc Zlotnik, CIA Papers: Juliet Johnson, Loyola U "Banking in Russia: A Perspective from the Regions" Ilya Malyakin, Volga Information Agency "Recent Political and Economic Developments in the Volga Region" Peter Rutland, Wesleyan U "A Political and Economic Typology of Russia's Regions" Discussant(s): Elizabeth Teague, Jamestown Foundation

5-09 PRAYERHOUSE, VILLAGE, FACTORY: YOUTH IN CONFLICT WITH AUTHORITY IN THE SoviET 1920s - Douglas

Chair: Peter Konecny, Carleton U Papers: Heather J. Coleman, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign "Komsomol or Bapsomol? Young Russian Baptists, the Bolshevik Party, and the Problem of Alternative Cultures" Diane P. Koenker, U of Illinois "Sons Against Fathers on the Shop Floor in Early Soviet Russia: Generation and Class in the Socialist Workplace" Isabel A. Tirado, William Paterson College "Youth Activists in the Russian Countryside ofthe 1920s" Discussant(s): Bill Rosenberg, U of Michigan

32 Friday • November 2i •10:15 a.m.- 12.:15 p.m.

5-10 DEVELOPMENT OF FINANCIAL MARKETS AND CORPORATE GovERNANCE IN THE RussiAN FEDERATION- (RouNDTABLE) -Juniper

Chair: Morris Bomstein, U of Michigan Participants: Mikhail Dmitriev, Carnegie Endowment for Inti Peace John Earle, Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics (Sweden) John Litwack, OECD Silvana Malle, OECD Liudmila Sycheva, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

5-11 DEKULAKIZATION, PRACTICE AND PoLICY- Poplar

Chair: Daniel Orlovsky, Southern Methodist U Papers: Nikolai A. Ivnitskii, Institut Rossisskoi Istorii (Russia) "Raskulachivanie, deportatsion i sud'ba raskulachennykh v SSSR" Terry Martin, Harvard U "Voting With Their Feet: Immigration as a Response to Dekulakization" D' Ann R. Penner, U of Memphis "Dekulakization, A Three-Pronged Strategy" Discussant(s): Peter Holquist, Cornell U

5-12 ENGINEERING HuMAN SouLs? SoviET PowER AND THE PRODUCTION OF CULTURE, 1932-1964- Suite 416

Chair: Anne Gorsuch, U of British Columbia Papers: Susan Beam Eggers, U ofN Carolina "Heroes and Villians: Glinka's Opera 'Ivan Susanin' ('A Life for the Tsar') on the Soviet Stage" Julie F. Gilmour, U of Chicago "Soviet Sporting Life and Soviet Government, 1945-1964" John McCannon, Norwich U "Stalinism and the Political Uses of Children's Literature: The Case of the Arctic" Discussant(s): Karen Petrone, U of Kentucky

5-13 CuLTURAL ARcHEOLOGY: CASE STUDIES FROM THE RussiAN CAPITALS- Suite 418

Chair: Donald Fanger, Harvard U

33 Friday • November 21 • 10:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.

Papers: Ewa Berard, Nat! Center for Scientific Rsch (France) "Salons and Streets: Spaces of Urban Culture in 20th Century Petersburg" Julie A. Buckler, Harvard U "Mapping St. Petersburg: Urban Legends from the 18th and 19th Centuries" Katerina Clark, Yale U "Moscow in the Thirties: The Lettered City" Discussant(s): Paula M. Ramaley, Georgetown U

5-14 RUSSIAN HUMOROUS FOLKLORE- Suite 424

Chair: Snejana Jane Tempest, Middlebury College Papers: Boris Briker, Villanova U "Soviet Jokes and Literature of the 1920s" Irina Dolgova, Northwestern U "Russian Proverbs in Contemporary Texts" Emil A. Draitser, Hunter College, CUNY "Sociological and Psychological Aspects of Russian Mother-in-Law Jokes" Discussant(s): Anatoly Vishevsky, Grinnell College

5-15 TSVETAEVA'S MODERNIST CONNECTIONS- Suite 428

Chair: Laura D. Weeks, Independent Scholar Papers: Diana Burgin, U of Massachusetts, Boston TBA Pamela Chester, Harvard U "Tsvetaeva, Goncharova, and the Space of the Modernist Landscape" Sibelan Forrester, Swarthmore College "Where the Dog is Buried: Reading Between the Lines of Tsvetaeva's Prose Cycle" Patricia Sollner, Independent Scholar "Space and Connective Tissue: Tsvetaeva, Malevich, and Chagall" Discussant(s): Jehanne Gheith, Duke U

5-16 AsPECTS OF GoNCHARov's OEUVRE- Suite 426 Chair: Michael Kelly, Brigham Young U Papers: Irene Masing-Delic, Ohio State U "Mr. Knightly and Mr. Shtolz: Male Guidance of Inexperienced Young Women in 'Emma' and 'Ob1omov"'

34 Friday • November 21 • 10:15 a.m. -12:[~p.m.

RussellS. Valentino, U oflowa "Paradigm and Parable in Goncharov's 'Obyknovenn

5-17 SciENCE IN RussiAN CuLTURE IN THE LATE SEVENTEENTH AND EARLY EIGHTEENTH CENTURIES- Madrona

Chair: Maria Salomon Are!, Brown U Papers: Nikolaos A. Chrissidis, Yale U "'Et Saepe Saepius Divinare Cogimur': Cosmology and the Planetary System in the Works of the Leikhoudes Brothers" Jenifer Stenfors, U of Chicago "Distorted Window to the West: The 'Scientific' Interests of Archbishop Afanasii ofKholmogory" Steven A. Usitalo, McGill U "Lomonosov and the Slavo-Greek-Latin Academy" Discussant(s): Robert 0. Crummey, UC Davis

5-18 INTELLECTUALs: A WINDOW ON CzECH PoLITICAL CULTURE - Suite 412

Chair: T. Mills Kelly, Grinnell College Papers: Bradley F. Abrams, Columbia University "A Shift in Czech Intellectual Sensibilities and Generations: Views of28 October 1918 and 5 May 1945 in the Immediate Aftermath of World War II" John Connelly, U of Calif Berkeley "Students, Workers and Postwar Czech Political Culture" Katherine David-Fox, Ohio State U "The Manifesto of Czech Modernism and the 1890s Youth Party" Discussant(s): Peter Bugge, U of Aarhus (Denmark)

5-19 FINNO-UGRIC IDENTITY TODAY- Suite 420

Chair: Henry Murk, U of Toronto (Canada) Papers: Thomas A. DuBois, U of Washington "Finno-Ugric Identity: Is It, Was It, Will It Be?" Mare Koiva, Estonian Folklore Archives "Kalevipoeg: The Estonian National Hero Today"

35 Friday • November 21 • 10:15 a.m. -12:15 p.m.

Guntis Smidchens, U of Washington "Kaupo: Livonian National Hero or Traitor?" Discussant(s): James West, U of Washington

5-20 THE HISTORIAN As SciENTIST? A LooK AT PRE-REVOLUTIONARY RussiAN HISTORIOGRAPHY- Suite 422

Chair: Semion Lyandres, East Carolina U Papers: Terence Emmons, Stanford U "P.N. Miliukov the Historiographer" Allison Katsev, Stanford U "S.M. Solov'ev and the Creation of a Scholarly Space During the Extraordinary Decade" Ana Siljak, Harvard U "From Romanticism to Positivism: The Work of Sergei Platonov" Discussant(s): Thomas Sanders, US Naval Academy

5-21 SECRET SOCIETIES IN 18TH AND EARLY 19TH-CENTURY RussiA - Suite 430

Chair: Bruce Lincoln, Northern Illinois U Papers: JeffPlaks, Northern Illinois U "Dekabristy-Masony: A Reasssessment of Early 19th-Century Freemasonry" Douglas Smith "Thoughts on Masonic Practice in the 18th Century" LudmillaA. Trigos, Columbia U "Russkie Zavtraki: Rituals and Representations of the Decembrists" Discussant(s): Elise Wirtschafter, California State Polytechnic U

5-22 DECONSTRUCTION AND MIMESIS IN MODERN SERBIAN LITERATURE - Boardroom

Chair: Radmila Gorup, Columbia U Papers: Dagmar Burkhart, Universitat Mannheim "Aestheics of Ugliness, Deconstruction and Pastiche in the Work of Vladimir Sorokin" Jelena Milojkovic-Djuric, U of Texas, Austin "Landscape Painted with Tea: Pavic' s Poetics of Appropriation"

36 Friday • November 21 •1:15-3:15 p.m.

Olga Nedeljkovic, University of Illinois "Vasko Popa's Poetry: Regions of Being and of Experience Enacted in Mimetic Praxis" Discussant(s): Paul Milan Foster, Columbia U Igor G. Vishnevetsky, Emory U

MEETING(s): American Association of Central Asian Research - Guest Suite

6-01 THE BREAKUP OF YUGOSLAVIA: CINEMATIC REFLECTIONS­ (RouNDTABLE)- Metropolitan Ballroom

Chair: Daniel J. Goulding, Oberlin College Participants: Rajko Grlic, Ohio U Dina Iordanova, U of Chicago Vida Johnson, Tufts U Louis Menashe, Polytechnic U, NY Dusan Puvacic, U of London

6-02 SLAVIC RESISTANCE TO WESTERN EuROPEAN CuLTURAL HEGEMONY - Cirrus

Chair: Juras T. Ryfa, George ·washington U Papers: David Graber, George Washington U "Waclaw Berent's Zywe Kamienie and Dostoevskii's Critique of Roman Catholicism" · Joanna Kot, Northern Illinois U "Establishing Distance: Stanislaw Wyspianski's 'The Wedding'" Brian Thomas Oles, U of Washington "Subversions of Romantic Depictions of Landscape in 19th Century Russian Prose Narratives" Discussant(s): Barbara Ann Niemczyk, Dickinson College

6-03 A CENTURY OF RussiAN INYOLVEMENT IN THE FAR EAST - West Ballroom A

Chair: Miin-ling Yu, Academia Sinica, Inst of Modem History Papers: Bruce A. Elleman, Texas.Christian U "The 1941 Soviet-Japanese Non-Aggression Pact and Its Impact on China"

37 Friday • November 21 •1:15-3:15 p.m.

Sarah C. M. Paine, Texas Christian U "The Impact of the Sino-Japanese War (1894-95) on Russian Foreign Policy" Elizabeth Wishnick, Barnard College "Confrontation to Partnership: Moscow's China Policy, 1969-1996"

6-04 HoLOCAUST IN PoLAND AND WESTERN UKRAINE: THREE PERSPECTIVES- West Ballroom.B

Chair: Henry R. Huttenbach, City College ofNew York, NY Papers: David K. Danow, University of California, Riverside "Grotesque Realism: Literary Reflections on the Holocaust" David Patterson, U of Memphis "Assailing God: The Testimony of the Warshaw Ghetto Diaries" Helen Segall, Dickinson College "'Autumn of 1942,' A Selected Reading from Her Memoir 'When the Lilacs Bloom"' Discussant( s ): Maurice Friedberg, U of Illinois, Urbana

6-05 NATIONAL IDENTITY IN RECENT RussiAN HISTORIOGRAPHY­ (RouNDTABLE)- Aspen

Chair: Joseph Bradley, U of Tulsa Participants: Helen S. Hundley, Wichita State U Thomas Sanders, US Naval Academy Theodore Taranovski, U of Puget Sound Ilya Vinkovetsky, U of Calif, Berkeley

6-06 THE SLAVIC AND EAST EUROPEAN HERITAGE IN THE UNITED STATES- (RouNDTABLE)- East Ballroom A (Sponsored by the Midwest Slavic Association) Chair: George Kalbouss, Ohio State U Participants: Patricia Arant, Brown U Marc Bakst, Lorain County Community College Angela Brintlinger, Ohio State U Andrew Fedynsky, Ukrainian Museum Nicholas Zentos, Lorain County Community College

38 Friday • November 21 • 1:15-3:15 p.m.

6-07 INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE IN PosT-COMMUNIST STATES- East Ballroom B

Chair: Juliet Johnson, Loyola U Papers: Andrew Scott Barnes, U of Miami "Explaining Divergent Outcomes in Russian Privatization and Land Reform" Eva T. Busza, College of William and Mary "Institutional Origins and the Armed Forces in Post-Communist St~tes" Philip G. Roeder, U of Calif, San Diego "Institutions of Ethnic Representation in the Soviet Successor States" Discussant(s): Pauline Jones Luong, Harvard U

6-08 IMPERIAL CoNCEPTS IN RussiAN HISTORY - Cedar

Chair: John M. P. McErlean, York U · Papers: Dominic Lieven, London School of Economics "Geopolitical Views and the Growth of the Russian Empire in the Late 19th Century" Orest Subtelny, York U "18th Century Projects for Expansion: Real or Imagined?" Hans Joachim Torke, Freie U; Germany "Third Rome - Revisited" Discussant(s): Seymour Becker, Rutgers U

6-09 RussiAN FoREIGN PoucY IN THE PRiMAKov ERA: CONTINUITY OR CHANGE- (ROUNDTABLE)- Douglas

Chair: Stefani Hoffman, Hebrew U - Jerusalem Participants: Aurel Braun, U of Toronto Robert 0. Freedman, Baltimore Hebrew U Melvin A. Goodman, Nat! War College Paul Marantz, U of British Columbia Carol R. Saivetz, Harvard U

6-10 CRIME, PoPULAR UNREST, AND THE STATE IN RussiA, 1914- 1918- Juniper

Chair: Rex A. Wade, George Mason U Papers: Barbara Engel, U of Colorado, Boulder "Not by Bread Alone: Subsistence Riots in Russia During World War I"

39 Friday • November 21 • 1:15-3:15 p.m.

Tsuyoshi Hasegawa, UC Santa Barbara "Crime, Police, and Social Disintegration in Revolutionary Petro grad, 1917 -1918" Michael C. Hickey, Bloomsburg U "Crime, Punishment and State Authority in Revolutionary Smolensk, 1917" Discussant(s): Diane P. Koenker, U of Illinois

6-11 SCAPEGOATING IN THE USSR IN THE 1930s- Madrona

Chair: Stephen P. Frank, UCLA Papers: William Chase, U of Pittsburgh "Fear, Loathing and Scapegoating in the Comintem 1935-38" J. Arch Getty, U of Calif, Riverside "Scapegoating in the Central Committee" James R. Harris, U of Toronto "Scapegoating in Center and Periphery" Discussant(s): Peter Solomon, U of Toronto

6-12 SERGEI DMITRIEVICH SAZANOV AND THE MAKING OF RussiAN FoREIGN PoLICY, 1910-1919- Suite 416

Chair: Ted Uldricks, U ofN Carolina, Asheville Papers: Ronald Bobroff, Duke U "Sazonov's Mazurka: Sergei D. Sazonov and the Problem of Polish Autonomy as a Domestic and Foreign Policy Issue, 1914-1916" Anatol Shmelev, Hoover Institution "Odd Man Out: S.D. Sazonov and Russian Representation at the Paris Peace Conference, 1919" Jennifer Siegel, Yale U "Trading Tibet- The Afghan Quid Pro Quo in Sazonov's Foreign Policy, 1912-1914" Discussant(s): David MacLaren McDonald, U of Wisconsin, Madison

6-13 ENGENDERING THE RussiAN HISTORY SuRvEY - (ROUNDTABLE)- Suite 418

Chair: David Ransel, Indiana U Participants: Heather Hogan, Oberlin College Christine Holden, U of Southern Maine Louise McReynolds, U of Hawaii William G. Wagner, Williams College Frank Wcislo, Vanderbilt U

40 Friday • November 21 • 1:15-3:15 p.m.

6-14 INTEGRATING EARLY SLAVIC MATERIALS INTO THE HISTORY SuRVEY- {ROUNDTABLE)- Suite 424

Chair: Basil Dmytryshyn, Emeritus, Portland State U Participants: Ellen S. Hurwitz, Albright College Daniel Kaiser, Grinnell College Marshall Poe, Harvard U Daniel B. Rowland, U of Kentucky

6-15 EMERGING DEMOCRACY IN LATE IMPERIAL RussiA - {RoUNDTABLE) - Suite 428

Chair: Charles Timberlake, U ofMissouri Participants: Mary Schaeffer Conroy, U ofCol~rado, Denver William Gleason, Doane College Alexandra S. Korros, Xavier U Antti Kujala, U of Helsinki Thomas Porter, N Carolina A and T State U

6-16 SILENCE AND RUSSIAN CULTURE- Suite 426

Chair: Dmitri N. Shalin, U ofNevada Papers: Mikhail N. Epstein, Emory U "Silence as a Category of Russian Culture" Alexander A. Genis, Radio Liberty "Poetics of Subtraction: Silence in the Art of Joseph Brodsky" Irina Muravyova, Brown U "Alexander Pushkin's Art of Silence" Discussant(s): Thomas Ralph Epstein, Brown U

6-17 FuNCTIONING OF THEATRICAL GENRES IN ACTING, DIRECTING, PLAYWRITING AND EvERYDAY LIFE- Poplar

Chair: Keith Tribble, Oklahoma State U Papers: Helena Davidova, Indiana U . "Melodrama as a Behavioral Code in the First Half of the · Nineteenth Century" Julia Listengarten, U of Michigan "Erdman and Meyerhol'd: The Genre ofTragifarce in Dramatic Writing and Theatrical Practice of the 1920s" Irina A. Miller, CUNY, Grad Ctr "Mikhail Chekhov: The Grotesque, Alienation, and the Tragicomic in the Art of Acting" Discussant(s): Assya Humesky, U of Michigan

41 Friday•November21 • 1:15-3:15p.m.

6-18 THE GEOGRAPHY OF TRANSITION IN RUSSIA II- Suite 412

Chair: Robert Allen Lewis, Columbia U Papers: Annette N. Brown, Western Michigan U "The Economic Determinants of Internal Migration in Russia During Transition" Tim Heleniak, World Bank "The Impact of Migration on Russia and Its Regions" Robert John Kaiser, U of Wisconsin, Madison "The Political Geography of Elections in Russia's Republics" Discussant(s): Lee Robert Schwartz, US Dept of State

6-19 PARADIGMS OF CoNTEMPORARY UKRAINIAN CuLTURE- Suite 420

Chair: Myroslava Znayenko, Rutgers U Papers: Vitaly Chernetsky, Columbia U "The Articulation of Postcolonial Identies in Contemporary Ukrainain Writing" Taras Koznarsky, Harvard U "'Surzhyk' Consciousness in the Prose ofBohdan Zholdak" Natalia Shostak, U of Alberta "The Returning Hero and the Ukrainian Cause: Vasyl' Stus's Reburial as a Political Ritual" Discussant(s): Halyna Hryn, Yale U

6-20 RUSSIAN POETICS TODAY - Suite 422 Chair: James Bailey, U of Wisconsin, Madison Papers: Ian K. Lilly, U of Auckland "Russian Verse Theory: The State of the Art (General Issues)" Barry Scherr, Dartmouth College "Russian Verse Theory: The State ofthe Art (Theory and Individual Poets)" Marina Tarlinskaya, U of Washington "Syntactic Links in the Russian and English Dolnik Tetrameter" Discussant(s): David Powelstock, U of Chicago Steven J. Willett, U of Shizuoka (Japan)

6-21 0RIENTALISM AND RussiAN LITERATURE- Suite 430 Chair: Monika Frenkel Greenleaf, Stanford U

42 Friday • November 21 • 3:30-5:30 p.m.

Papers: Walter Comins-Richmond, Occidental College "Cultural Effacement in Lermontov's 'Geroi Nashego Vremeni"' Katya Hokanson, U of Oregon "Orientalism as a Career: Senkovsky and Uvarov" Halimur Khan, Wayne State U "Dreaming ofislam: Dostoevsky's Vision of a New Russia in 'Crime and Punishment'" Discussant(s): Byron Lindsey, U ofNew Mexico

6-22 PRESSING QuESTIONS OF PusHKIN STUDIES - Boardroom

Chair: Elena Dryzhakova-Altshuller, U of Pittsburgh Papers: Mark G. Altshuller, U of Pittsburgh "Onegin's Biography in Hands ofPushkin Scholars" Yuri Druzhnikov, U of Calif, Davis "Current Crisis of Pushkin Studies" Elena A. Krasnostchekova, U of Georgia "Between Pushkin and Gogol: Goncharov's Concept" Discussant(s): Sergei Davydov, Middlebury College

SESSION 7 FRIDAY 3:30-5:30 P.M.

MEETING(s): Council of Member Institutions - Douglas Society for Romanian Studies - Guest Suite

7-01 BUILDING SLAVIC CoLLECTIONS FOR THE 21sT CENTURY: PURCHASE OR EXCHANGE?- (ROUNDTABLE)- Metropolitan Ballroom Chair: Michael Ne.ubert, Library of Congress Participants: Michael Biggins, U of Washington Stephen D. Corrsin, Columbia U June Pachuta Farris, U of Chicago Eric A. Johnson, Library of Congress Larry Miller, U of Illinois - Urbana

7-02 SuccEssoR PARTIES IN THE BALTics AND EASTERN EuROPE: ARE THEY NEw AND Do THEY MAKE A DIFFERENCE - (RouNDTABLE)- Cirrus

Chair: JaneL. Curry, Santa Clara U

43 Friday • November 21 • 3:"30-5:30 p.m.

Participants: Thomas A Baylis, U of Texas, San Antonio Andrejs Plakans, Iowa State U, Ames Alfred Senn, U of Wisconsin RudolfL. Tokes, U of Connecticut

7-03 DEMOCRATIZATION IN PosT-CoMMUNIST STATES: WHAT WE KNow AND WHAT WE DoN'T- West Ballroom A

Chair: George W. Breslauer, U of Calif, Berkeley Papers: Valerie Jane Bunce, Cornell U "Is Democracy Easier Than We Thought?" Karen Dawisha, U of Maryland "Democratization in Post-Communist States: What We Have Learned and What We Have Not" Stephen T. Holmes, U of Chicago "Pseudo-Democracy and Its Problems" Discussant(s): M. Steven Fish, U of Calif, Berkeley

7-04 LINGUISTICS OF Pouncs- West Ballroom B Chair: Mirjana Nelson Dedaic, Voice of America Papers: Robert De Lossa, Harvard University "The Development of Political Language in an Independent and Constitutional Ukraine" Keith Langston, U of Georgia "Language and Identity: Perceptions of Language and Language Usage in Croatia" Katia McClain, U of Calif, Santa Barbara "The Politics of Discourse in Western Press Coverage of Eastern Europe" Discussant(s): Ingmar Sohrman, Uppsala U (Sweden)

7-05 RESUBMISSION: WoMEN IN RussiAN LITERARY HISTORY­ (RouNDTABLE)- Aspen

Chair: Christine D. Tomei, Harriman Inst, Columbia U Participants: Jehanne Gheith, Duke U Diana Greene, New York U Mary Zirin, Independent Scholar

44 Friday • November 21 • 3:30-5:30 p.m.

7-06 NEw RESEARCH ON SouTH SLAVIC PROSE- East Ballroom A

Chair: Bodgan Rakic, Indiana U Papers: Henry R. Cooper, Jr., Indiana U "The Balkan Bible, 8-18th Centuries" Thomas Eekman, UCLA "Toma Izmirliev: A Bulgarian Chekhov?" Ivana Vitomir Vuletic, U ofN Carolina, Chapel Hill "Danilo Kis' Family Circle" Discussant(s): Davor Kapetanic, U of Washington

7-07 RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN Post-SoviET CINEMA­ (RouNDTABLE)- East Ballroom B

Chair: Gerald McCausland, U of Pittsburgh Participants: Susan Larsen, UC San Diego Vladimir Padunov, U of Pittsburgh Emma Widdis, Cambridge University

7-08 THE LEFT SociALIST REVOLUTIONARIEs DuRING THE FIRST YEAR OF SoviET PowER- Cedar

Chair: Ronald Grigor Suny, U of Chicago Papers: Sally A. Boniece, Frostburg State U "Maria Spiridonova: The Brest Peace and the Mirbach Assassination" Michael Melancon, Auburn U "The Left SRs after July 1918: Repression and Revival" Alexander Rabinowitch, Indiana U "The Bolsheviks and the Suicide of the Left SRs" Discussant(s): Donald J. Raleigh, U ofN Carolina

7-10 RussiAN NATIONALISM IN LATE IMPERIAL RussiA: FoR OR AGAINST THE RussiAN EMPIRE?- Juniper ·

Papers: Geoffrey Hosking, U of London "The Orthodox Church and Russian National Consciousness in the Early Twentieth Century" Heinz-Dietrich Lowe, Ruprecht Karls U, Germany "Patterns of Tsarist Nationality Politics" Sergei Podbolotov, Darwin College!U of Cambridge "Popular Nationalism Under the Autocratic Regime: Black Hundreds in the Tsarist State"

45 Friday • November 21 • 3:30-5:30 p.m.

Discussant(s): Vitalii I. Startsev, Russian State Pedagogical U Mark von Hagen, Columbia U

7-11 FINANCING RUSSIA'S ECONOMIC RECOVERY- Madrona

Chair: Ralph W. Pfouts, U ofN Carolina Papers: Susan J. Linz, Michigan State U "Russian Corporate Finance, Pragmatism and Tr~nsition" Steven Rosefielde, U ofNorth Carolina, Chapel Hill "Russian Financial-Industrial Groups: Efficiency and Scope" Pekka Sutela, Bank of Finland "The Strategic Role of Banks in Russia's Financial Industrial Groups" Discussant(s): David M. Kemme, U of Memphis James R. Millar, George Washington U

7-12 IN MEMORIAM FROM HIS STUDENTS: THE IMPACT OF DONALD W. TREADGOLD- (ROUNDTABLE)- Suite 416

Chair: Peter F. Sugar, U of Washington Participants: David Goldfrank, Georgetown U Tsuyoshi Hasegawa, UC Santa Barbara Henry R. Huttenbach, City College ofNew York, NY Robert Lewis Nichols, St Olaf College Charles Timberlake, U ofMissouri

7-13 Muscovv's CRISIS TRAJECTORY: 1547-1598- (RouNDTABLE)- Suite 418

Chair: Geraldine M. Phipps, U of Massachusetts, Dartmouth Participants: Brian L. Davies, U of Texas, San Antonio Richard Hellie, U of Chicago Ann M. Kleimola, U of Nebraska Gail Lenhoff, UCLA Janet L. B. Martin, U of Miami

7-14 UKRAINIAN TOWNS IN THE EARLY SOVIET PERIOD­ Suite 424

Chair: Michael F. Hamm, Centre College Papers: Henry Maurice Abramson, Florida Atlantic U "Convulsions of the Shtetl: The Ukrainian-Jewish Townlet, 1917-1941"

46 Friday • November 21 • 3:30-5:30 p.m.

Mark R. Baker, Harvard U "Making Soviet Ukraine: Soviet Power Comes to Kharkiv and Kharkiv Gubemiia, 1920-1923" Serhy Yekelchyk, U of Alberta, Canada "Stalinism and Urban Identities in Ukraine: Kyiv 1929-1941" Discussant(s): Rex A. Wade, George Mason U

7-15 IDENTITY AND IMPOSTURE IN MuscoviTE, IMPERIAL RussiAN, AND SoviET HISTORY - Suite 428

Chair: Golfo Alexopoulos, U of South Florida Papers: Sheila Fitzpatrick, U of Chicago "The World ofOstap Bender: Imposture in Stalin's Russia" Marshall Poe, Harvard U "The Imaginary World of Semen Koltovskii: Genealogical Anxiety and Falsification in Late Seventeenth Century Russia" Elise Wirtschafter, California State Polytechnic U "Legal Serfdom and the Falsification of Identity in Imperial Russia" Discussant(s): David R. Shearer, U of Delaware

7-16 ANNA AKHMATOVA's PoETRY AT THE END OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY: CONTEMPORARY VISION - Suite 426

Chair: Elena A. Krasnostchekova, U of Georgia . Papers: Anatoly G. Naiman "Anna Akhmatova: In Thirty Years" Roberta Reeder, Independent Scholar "The Symbolism of Bells in the Lyrics of Anna Akhmatova and Her Contemporaries" Irina Sluzhevsky, Independent Scholar "Lot's Wife: Anna Akhmatova' s Poetry of the 1930s" Discussant(s): Grigory Kruzhkov, Columbia U Svetlana Stepanskaia, Stonehill College

7-17 THE PILGRIM'S PROGRESS: RELIGIOUS TRAVEL AND TRADITIONAL CuLTURE- Poplar

Chair: Nicholas Breyfogle, U of Pennsylvania Papers: Chris J. Chulos, Helsinki U "The Construction of Orthodox Identity at Russian Holy Places"

47 Friday • November 21 • 3:30-5:30 p.m.

Leonid Heretz, Bridgewater State College "Model of Folk Piety: Grigorii Efimovich Rasputin's Memoir of Travel to Holy Places" Roy R. Robson, Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science "A Trip to the North: Pilgrim Culture at Solovetskii" Discussant(s): Catherine Atwell, Stanford U Gregory Bruess, U ofNorthem Iowa

7-18 URBAN RELIGION IN RussiA AT THE END OF THE EMPIRE­ Suite 412

Chair: William J. Comer, U of Kansas Papers: Eugene Clay, Arizona State U "Urban Heresies Within the Church: The 'Ioannity' and 'Trezvenniki'" Jennifer Hedda, Harvard U "Heaven on Earth: Visions of the Kingdom of God Among the St. Petersburg Clergy, 1890-1914" Page Herrlinger, Bowdoin College "In Search of Salvation, Not Revolution: The Experience of Worker-Sectarians in Late Imperial Russia" Discussant(s): Paul Valliere, Butler U

7-19 PROFESSIONAL IDENTITIES IN THE USSR: DID THE PREREVOLUTIONARY ETHOS SURVIVE? - Suite 420

Papers: Chris Burton, U of Chicago "Partial Recovery and Relapse: The Professional Identity of Soviet Doctors in the High Stalinist Years" Tom Ewing, DePauw U "Stalinist Teachers and the Russian Professional Tradition" Douglas R. Weiner, U of Arizona "Adaptive Strategies of the Soviet Naturalists (Homo Sovieticus Naturalistus Prerevolutioniensis)" Discussant(s): Jane Burbank, U of Michigan Hugh Hudson, Georgia State U

7-20 EURASIANISM PAST AND PRESENT- Suite 422 Chair: Randall A. Poole, U of Notre Dame Papers: Michael Hagemeister, U of Bochum "Lev Gumilev" Bernice Glatzer Rosenthal, Fordham U "The Occult Eurasianism of Aleksandr Dugin" 48 Friday • November 21 • 5:45-7:45 p.m.

Dmitry Shlapentokh, Indiana U "Roots of Eurasianism" Discussant(s): James P. Scanlan, Ohio State U

7-21 SYMBOLIC AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND UKRAINIAN INTELLECTUALS IN THE 20TH CENTURY - Suite 430

Chair: Maxim Tarnawsky, U ofToronto Papers: George G. Grabowicz, Harvard U "Mykola Khvlovy" George 0. Liber, U of Alabama- Birmingham "Alexander Dovzhenko" Myroslaw Shkandrij, U of Manitoba (Canada) · "Petro Karmansky" Discussant(s): Olga Andriewsky, Trent U

7-22 EUROPE'S SCENTS ON THE EASTERN SHORES OF THE ADRIATIC: TEN CENTURIES OF MANUSCRIPT AND PRINTED Music IN CROATIAN CoLLECTIONS AND ARCHIVES­ Boardroom Chair: Carol Bailey Reynolds, Southern Methodist U Papers: Hana Breko, Croatian Academy of Arts and Sciences "Between Beneventan and St. Gallen Traditions-Research Aspects of Croatian Medieval Music Sources" Vjera Katalinic, Croatian Academy of Arts and Sciences "Between Central Europe and the Mediterranean-18th and 19th Century Croatian Music Sources" Lilian P. Pruett, N Carolina Central U "Reflections from Italian Renaissance and Baroque Practices- 16th and 17th Century Croatian Music Sources" Discussant(s): William A. Everett, Washburn U

SESSION 8 FRIDA\' 5:45-7:45 P.M.

MEETING(s): American Association for the Study of Hungarian History- Suite 420 Association for Croatian Studies - Madrona Association for the Study of Nationalities Annual Lecture and Reception- East Ballroom B Bulgarian Studies Association - Suite 426 Committee on the Status of Women in the Profession - Suite 416 Early Slavic Studies Association - Suite 424 49 Friday • November 21 • 5:45-7:45 p.m.

North American Association of Teachers of Czech- West Ballroom A North American Society for Serbian Studies - East Ballroom A Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences of America- Juniper Slovak Studies Association - Poplar Society for Albanian Studies - Guest Suite Society for Slovene Studies- Suite 430

8-01 ORIGINS AND IMAGES OF BALKAN FEDERALISM­ Metropolitan Ballroom

Chair: Carol Lilly, U of Nebraska Papers: JozefFiga, Hamilton College "Korosec and Kardelj: Federalism and the Survival of a Small Nation" Francine Friedman, Ball State U "The Origins of Federalism in the Former Yugoslavia and Current Manifestations" Discussant(s): Melissa Bokovoy, U of New Mexico

8-02 THE ANAMOLIES OF SLOVAK ELECTORAL POLITICS IN CENTRAL EuROPEAN PERSPECTIVE- (RouNDTABLE)- Cirrus

Chair: Carol Skalnik Leff, U of Illinois Participants: Paul Anthony Mego, U of Alabama Edward K. Snajdr, U of Pittsburgh Martin Votruba, U of Pittsburgh

8-04 WAR AND REMEMBRANCE- West Ballroom B

Chair: Nina Tumarkin, Wellesley College Papers: Shari Cohen, Wellesley College "History, Memory, and the Holocaust in Post-Communist Politics" David Mendeloff, MIT "Patriotism or Chauvinism? The Teaching of the 'Great Patriotic War' and the Development of Nationalism in Russian Education, 1991-97" Kathleen (Kelly) Smith, Hamilton College "New Holidays Out of Old: Recasting the Red Calendar in Russia" Discussant(s): Ve1jko Vujacic, Oberlin College

50 Friday • November 21 • 5:45-7:45 p.m.

8-05 CULTURAL REvoLUTION REviSITED - Aspen

Chair: James von Geldem, Macalester College Papers: Michael David-Fox, U of Maryland "What is Cultural Revolution?" George Enteen, Pennsylvania.State U "Idealogy and Myth in Soviet Historiography" Emma Widdis, Cambridge University "Decentring Cultural Revolution in the Cinema of the First Five-Year Plan" Discussant(s): Katerina Clark, Yale U Sheila Fitzpatrick, U of Chicago

8-08 Moscow's DIALOGUES WniiTHE SoviET NATIONS, 1927-1955- Cedar

Papers: Peter Blitstein, UC Berkeley "Elder Brothers and Younger Nations: The Political Dynamics of Postwar Stalinist Historiography" David Brandenberger, Harvard U "Searching for a Usable Past: Publie School History Textbooks Under Stalin, 1937-1955" Douglas Northrop, Stanford U "Friends Like These: Gender Relations and Party Control in Uzbekistan, 1927-1941" . Discussant(s): Terry Martin, Harvard U Ronald Grigor Suny, U of Chicago

8-09 REFORMS AND REGIONAL EcONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN RussiA - Douglas Chair: Pekka Sutela, Bank of Finland Papers: Stephan Barisitz, OECD "Fiscal Federalism in Russia: Evolution, Problems and Prospects" Seija Lainela, OECD "Money Surrogates and Regional Financial Markets" Jouko Rautava, Bank of Finland "Economic Development and Regional Fragmentation in Russia"

51 Friday • November 21 • 5:45-7:45 p.m.

8-13 HEALTH CoNDITIONS IN THE FoRMER SoviET UNION­ (RouNDTABLE)- Suite 418

Chair: Mark G. Field, Harvard U Participants: Edward J. Burger, M.D. Sc.D., Inst For Health Policy Analysis Murray Feshbach, Georgetown U William H. Goodson, III, UC, San Francisco David E. Powell, Harvard U Judyth L. Twigg, Virginia Commonwealth U

8-15 CURRENT ISSUES IN RUSSIAN MAss MEDIA LAW AND POLICY - (RoUNDTABLE) - Suite 428

Chair: Michael J. Bazyler, Whittier Law School Participants: Laura Belin, Radio Free Europe I Radio Liberty Peter Krug, U of Oklahoma College of Law Ellen Mickiewicz, Duke U Maureen J. Nemecek, Oklahoma State U Monroe Price, Cardozo School of Law

8-18 ISSUES IN SLOVENE PRIVATIZATION- Suite 412 Chair: Evan Kraft, Nat! Bank of Croatia Papers: Ivan Svetlik, U ofLjubljana "Labor Mobility During the Transition in Slovenia" Milan Vodopivec, Center for Entrepreneurship (Slovenia) "Privatization and Efficiency During Slovenia's Transition: A Frontier Production Analysis" Kenneth Zapp, Metropolitan State U "Issues in Slovene Internal Share Ownership" Discussant(s): Michael Louis Wyzan, Inti Inst for Applied Systems Analysis

8-20 WILL THERE EvER BE A 'CENTRAL EuROPE?' - (ROUNDTABLE) - Suite 422

Chair: Robert Evanson, U of Missouri- Kansas City Participants: Melvin Croan, U of Wisconsin, Madison George Schopflin, London School of Economics Ben H. Slay, Middlebury College Sarah Meiklejohn Terry, Tufts U Sharon Wolchik, George Washington U

52 Friday • November 21 • 5:45-7:45 p.m.

8-22 THE SOVIET CANON OF PRE-REVOLUTIONARY LITERATURE, PART II: POINTING THE CANON IN NEW DIRECTIONS - Boardroom

Chair: William S. Nickell, U of California, Berkeley Papers: Carol Any, Trinity College "Using the Russian Classics to Shape the Soviet Literary Collective" Marcus C. Levitt, U of Southern California "Recasting the Canon: 18th Century Russian Literature After the Revolution" Lynn Mally, U of Calif, Irvine "Back to Ostrovsky: The Classics on Amateur Stages" Discussant(s): Harsha Ram, U of Calif, Berkeley

FRIDAY EVENING EVENTS 8:00- 10:00 P.M. Panelists giving papers on the Russian Far East and on Russia-in-Asia are invited to a Reception at the Ranier Club, 820 4th A venue, Seattle. The reception is hosted by Russian Far East Update Publishers and the Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies Center ofthe Jackson School of International Studies, University of Washington. RSVP to Elina Erlendsson at Russian Far East Update Publishers, tel: 206-447-2668, fax: 206-628- 0979, e-mail: [email protected]. BEGINNING AT 8:00P.M. Working Group on Cinema and Television· Informal Screening- Juniper BEGINNING AT 8:45P.M. • Junior Scholars' Training Seminar Reunion, sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson Center and ACLS - Douglas • Book launch to celebrate the new English translation ofMykhailo Hrushevsky' s History of Ukraine-Rus ', Volume 1, sponsored by The Peter Jacyk Center for Ukrainian Historical Research and the Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies - East Ballroom A & B • The Harriman Institute at Columbia University Reception for Alumni, Faculty, Students and Friends - Metropolitan Ballroom • !REX Reception- West Ballroom A • Indiana University Alumni and Indiana University Press Reception- West Ballroom B

53 SATURDAY 22 NovEMBER

REGISTRATION DESK HOURS: 7:00A.M.- 3:00P.M.

SESSION 9 SATURDAY 8:00-9:45 A.M.

Meeting(s): Committee on College and Pre-College Russian: Breakfast Meeting, Pike St. Cafe in the Sheraton-Seattle (This meeting begins at 8:30a.m.) Slavic Review Board - Guest Suite Working Group on Cinema and Television- Suite 412

9-01 ETHNICITY AND SECURITY: THE IMPACT OF NATO ExPANSION- Metropolitan Ballroom (Sponsored by the Association for the Study of Nationalities) . Chair: Dominique Are!, Brown U Papers: Sophia Clement, Inst for Security Studies (France) "The States That Did Not Make It: Security Perceptions in the Balkans After the Expansion" Sherman Garnett, Carnegie Endowment for Intl Peace "Do Ethnic and Linguistic Differences Have Geopolitical Consequences? The Case of Ukrainian Foreign Policy" Elkhan Nuriyev, Western U (Azerbaijan) "Regional Conflicts and the Geopolitics ofNATO Expansion: The Cases of the Caucasus" Discussant(s): Allen Lynch, U of Virginia

9-02 MEDIATING INTER-ETHNIC CONFLICT: THEORIES AND PRACTICE- (RouNDTABLE) - Cirrus Chair: Michael Kraus, Middlebury College Participants: Allen H. Kassof, Project on Ethnic Relations 54 Saturday • November 22 • 8:00-9:45 a.m.

Jacques Rupnik, Institut d'Etudes Politiques, Paris Stefan Troebst, European Centre for Minority Issues Susan L. Woodward, Brookings Institution

9-03 CoNFLICT REsoLUTION IN THE Cow WAR: LEssoNs LEARNED- West Ballroom A

Chair: Seth Singleton, Pacific U Papers: Peter Clement, CIA "Cuban Crises of 1962, 1970 and 1978" Melvin A. Goodman, Natl War College and Victor Israelyan, Pennsylvania State U "The October War of 1973" Thomas M. Troy, Jr., CIA "An Invasion That Did Not Happen: The CIA and the Polish Crisis, 1980" Discussant(s): Rouben Azizian, U of Auckland (New Zealand) Wayne Paul Limberg, US Dept of State

9-04 HUNGARY AND HUNGARIAN MINORITIES IN NEIGHBORING STATES- West Ballroom B (Sponsored by the American Association for the Study of Hungarian History)

Chair: Louis 1. Elteto, Portland State U Papers: Edward Chaszar, Indiana U of Pennsylvania "Hungarians in Slovakia and Slovak-Hungarian Relations" Nicolae Harsanyi, U ofN Carolina- Chapel Hill "Hungarians in Transylvania and Romanian-Hungarian Relations" Andrew Ludanyi, Ohio Northern U "Hungarians in Vojvodina and Yugoslav-Hungarian Relations" Discussant(s): Paul Robert Magocsi, U of Toronto James Satterwhite, Bluffton College

9-05 REGIONAL VARIANCE OF POST-SOCIALIST TRANSFORMATIONS THROUGH WAR AND PEACE - (ROUNDTABLE)- Aspen

Participants: Marie-Janine Calic, Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik (Germany) Robert J. Donia, Merrill Lynch Francine Friedman, Ball State U 55 Saturday • November 22 • 8:00-9:45 a.m.

James Gow, Kings College Duncan McVicar Perry, Central Washington U Dennison Rusinow, U of Pittsburgh

9-06 WHo-WHoM: TRAINING AND PLACEMENT IN RussiAN AND EAST EUROPEAN STUDIES- (ROUNDTABLE)- East Ballroom A

Chair: Ron Linden, U of Pittsburgh Participants: Trevor Gunn, US Dept of Commerce Robert T. Huber, IREX Robbyn Kistler, Fnd for Russian/American Econ. Cooperation John Lampe, Wilson Center/U of Maryland Abby M. Schrader, Franklin and Marshall College

9-07 CoNTRASTIVE STUDIES IN SLAVIC MoRPHOSYNTAX- East Ballroom B

Chair: Ludmila S. Yevsukov, US Air Force Academy Papers: Susan Kresin, UCLA "Aspect and Repetition in Russian and Czech Verbs of Motion" Gary H. Toops, Wichita State U "Syntactic Calquing: Evidence from Czech and Sorbian Verbs with Prepositional Governance" Discussant(s): Donald L. Dyer, U of Mississippi

9-08 CENTER-PERIPHERY RELATIONS IN RusSIA I- Cedar

Chair: Tamara J. Resler, U of Wyoming Papers: James Alexander, Northeastern State U "The Development of Regional Politics in Russia: Komi and the Center" . Grigory loffe, Radford U "Spatial Polarization of the Russian Countryside" Daniel R. Kempton, Northern Illinois U "The Case of Sakha: Bargaining with Moscow" Discussant(s): John W. Slocum, U of Oklahoma

9-09 ESSAYS IN HONOR OF PETER F. SUGAR II: BALKAN NATIONALISM IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY- Douglas Chair: Herbert Jay Ellison, U of Washington

56 Saturday • November 22 • 8:00-9:45 a.m.

Papers: Gerasimos Augustinos, U of South Carolina "Diastases of National Identity: The Macedonian Controversy and Cultural Politics in Greece" Gale Stokes, Rice U "Serbia in the Nineteenth Century" Maria Todorova, U ofFlorida "Vassil Levski in Bulgarian Public Memory" Discussant(s): Theofanis George Stavrou, U of Minnesota

9-10 PoLITICAL EcoNOMY OF RussiAN REGIONS- Juniper

Chair: PhilipHanson, University of Birmingham, UK Papers: Lev M. Freinkman, World Bank "Determinants of Budget Subsidies and Transfers to Russian Regional Governments" Peter Kirkow, U of Birmingham (England) "Institutional Change in Russian Intragovernmental Relations" Vladimir Kontorovich, Haverford College "The Far East: A Tough Case" Discussant(s): Daniel Treisman, UCLA

9-11 RESISTANCE TO COLLECTIVIZATION AND DECOLLECTIVIZATION IN SPIS, SLOVAKIA- Madrona

Chair: Susan Mikula, Benedictine University Papers: Julianna Acheson, Indiana University "Resisting Reprivatization of Land in Spis: An Ethnographic Case. Study" Daniel E. Miller, U of West Florida "Resistance to Collectivization in Zamagurie, Slovakia, in the 1950s" Christopher Edward Svec, U of Pittsburgh "Local Culture and the Reemergence of Peasant Farming in Lendak: A Village in Northern Slovakia and a 'State Within a State"' Discussant(s): Andrejs Plakans, Iowa State U, Ames

9-12 ADMINISTRATION AND EMPIRE: THE CASE OF CENTRAL ASIA AT THE END OF THE TsARIST REGIME- Suite 416

Chair: Daniel Brower, U of Calif, Davis Papers: Catherine B. Clay, Shippensburg University "Ethnography & Administration in the Imperial South East: Links Between Naval Ministry Ethnographers & Officialdom in the Frontier Provinces, 1855-62" 57 Saturday • November 22 • 8:00-9:45 a.m.

Muriel Joffe, George Washington U/CIES "Diamond in the Rough: The State, Entrepreneurs and Turkestan's Hidden Resources" Peter R. Weisensel, Macalester College "Diverse Views of Empire: Discord in the Imperial Ministries Over the Administration of Turkestan, 1867-1914" Discussant(s): Don Karl Rowney, Bowling Green State U

9-13 THE RusSIAN CoNNECTION IN THE UNITED StATES PACIFIC RIM, 1800-PRESENT- Suite 418

Chair: John Braeman, U of Nebraska Papers: Brigit Farley, Washington State U, Tri-Cities "Russian Immigrant Institutions in the Pacific Northwest" Norman Saul, U ofKansas "A Diplomatic and Ecological Failure: The United States, Russia, and the North Pacific Fur Seals, 1870-1913" Victor Sokolov, Holy Trinity Cathedral "Russian Orthodoxy in California: The View from Holy Trinity Cathedral" Discussant(s): Elizabeth Wilcoxson, Northern Essex Community College

9-14 FINDING CoMMON KNOWLEDGE- Suite 424

Chair: Eloise M. Boyle, U of Washington Papers: Thomas J. Garza, U of Texas, Austin "Finding the Common Note: A Cultural Minimum for Russian Song, Music and Dance" Lawrence Mansour, West Point Military Academy "Big Brother Everyday: Government in Russian Life" Olga T. Yokoyama, UCLA "Dictionaries of Culture and the Slavs" Discussant(s): Nancy Condee, U of Pittsburgh Sandra F. Rosengrant, Portland State U

9-15 CoNFESSIONAL TEXTS IN THE RussiAN TRADITION -Suite 428

Chair: Sara Dickinson, Ohio State U Papers: John Bartle, Hamilton College "The Deathbed Memoirs of a Dreamer: Confession in Dostoevsky's 'Insult and Injured"' Charles L. Byrd, Washington U "Ironic Confession in Dostoevsky's Early Works"

58 Saturday • November 22 • 8:00-9:45 a.m.

Julie de Sherbinin, Colby College "The Vagaries of Female Madness: Confessions in Gippius' 'Sumashedshaia"' Discussant(s): Michael Finke,WashingtonU

9-16 FIFTH RouNDTABLE ON CuRRENT UKRAINIAN LANGUAGE: LEGACIES OF COLONIALISM- A SYNTHETIC APPROACH - (RouNDTABLE)- Suite 426 (Sponsored by the Shevcht:mko Scientific Society)

Chair: Leonid Rudnytzky, La Salle U Participants: Olena Bech, Columbia U Robert De Lossa, Harvard University Assya Humesky, U of Michigan Iryna Koropenko, U of Toronto Myroslava Znayenko, Rutgers U

9-17 Music AND THE CuLTURAL REvoLUTION- Poplar

Chair: Lynn Mally, U of Calif, Irvine Papers: Amy Nelson, Virginia Polytechnic Inst and State U "Neither Proletarian nor Revolutionary? VAPM and the Cultural Revolution" Lynn Sargeant, Indiana U, Bloomington (Re) Constructing Musical Talent: Ability, Ideology and Music Education in the Cultural Revolution Susannah Lockwood Smith, U of Minnesota "Rejecting the People's Choice: The Piatnitskii Peasant Choir on Trial, 1930" Discussant(s): Suzanne Ament, Indiana U

9-19 RELIGious DISSENT AND RussiAN CuLTURE IN THE LATE­ IMPERIAL PERIOD - Suite 420

Chair: Maria Carlson, U of Kansas Papers: William J. Comer, U of Kansas "The Evolution of a Liberal Cleric: The Path of Archimandrite Mikhail from Orthodoxy to the Christianity of Golgotha" John D. Strickland, U of Calif, Davis "Old Belief and Dissident Patriotism in Late-Imperial Russia" Linda Tapp, U ofWashingto11 "Sectarian Dissent and Cultural Rebirth in Tum of the Century Russian Literature" Discussant(s): Veronica Shapovalov, San Diego State U 59 Saturday • November 22 • 8:00-9:45 a.m.

9-20 THE PROBLEMA TICS OF UsiNG WRITERS' DRAFTS AND NOTEBOOKS- Suite 422 '

Chair: Robin Feuer Miller, Brandeis U Papers: Carol J. Avins, Northwestern U '"Red Cavalry' Stories that Babel Never Wrote" Lindsay E. Sargent, Northwestern U ''Clues to a Philosophy: Evaluating Plot Shifts in the Notebooks to 'The Idiot"' Maxim D. Shrayer, Boston College "Erasing and 'Dragonizing': On Working with Drafts of Nabokov's Stories" Discussant(s): Caryl Emerson, Princeton U

9-21 20TH-CENTURY READINGS OF TRADITIONAL RUSSIAN FoLKLORE - Suite 430

Chair: Patricia A. Krafcik, Evergreen State College Papers: Dennis Ralph Browne, Bates College "Assa: Sergei Soloviev's Rocking Minstrels" Philippa Rappoport, U of VA "Up in Smoke: Sacrificing Snegurochka" Robert A. Rothstein, U of Massachusetts - Amherst "From the Traditional Ballad to the 'Cruel Roma11ce"' Discussant(s): Jeannette Lacoss, U of Virginia

9-22 QUEER IN THE EAST: ALTERNATIVE SEXUAL IDENTITIES IN PosT-COMMUNIST EASTERN EuROPE - Boardroom

Chair: Dan Healey, U of Toronto Papers: Laurie L. Essig, Columbia U "Discovering Subjectivity in the Search for Identity: Excavating Sexual Otherness in Russia" Kevin Moss, Middlebury College "The Politics of Gay Identity in Eastern Europe" Denis M. Sweet, Bates College "I'm Gay! ... Not: Queer/Gay Literature in Eastern Germany Today" Discussant(s): Vitaly Chernetsky, Columbia U David Tuller, San Francisco Chronicle

60 Saturday • November 22 • 10:00-11:45 a.m.

SESSION 10 SATlTRDAY 10:00-11:45 A.M.

10-01 EAST EuROPEAN FILM AND ns PuBLIC INFLUENCES - Metropolitan Ballroom

Chair: Justin McCabe Weir, Northwestern U Papers: Gordana Crnkovic, U of Washington "Laughing Through It All: Revisiting the Films of Dusan Makavejev" · Hugo Lane, U of Michigan "Type-Casting the Communist Elite in Polish Film in the Late 1970s" Catherine Portuges, U of Massachusetts, Amherst "Commemmorating 1956: Hungarian Documentary Film and Video Discussant(s): Sibelan Forrester, Swarthmore College Guntis Smidchens, U of Washington

10-02 BooN oR BANE- OR BoTH? THE IMPACT oF ELECTRONic RESOURCES ON SLAVIC STUDIES - Cirrus

Chair: Gregory C. Ference, Salisbury State U Papers: Gordon B. Anderson, U of Kansas "Close to Home: Non-Slavic Electronic Resources for the Slavic Scholar" Michael Neubert, Library of Congress "A 'How-To' (and 'Why-To') Primer to Accessing Internet Resources in Russian" Bradley L. Schaffner, U ofKansas "Can Electronic Formats Deliver?" Discussant(s): Mary Stuart, U of Illinois Allan Urbanic, U of Calif, Berkeley

10-03 BRUSSELS AS THE HEIR OF Moscow: ARMED FORCES AND SociETY IN EAsT EuROPE AFTER THE WTO - West Ballroom A

Chair: Charles F. Elliott, George Washington U Papers: Michael V. Alexeev "Eurasian Balancing and NATO Expansion: Moscow's Shift to Realism" James Gow, Kings College "Role of Armed Forces in the Central and East European Transition" 61 Saturday • November 22 • 10:00-11:45 a.m.

Christopher D. Jones, U of Washington "Moscow; Brussels and the Baltic States" Discussant(s): Douglas L. Clarke, US Navy (Ret.) George Kamoff-Nicolsky, Dept ofDefense (Canada/Retired)

10-04 THE END AND THE BEGINNING: WISLAWA SZYMBORSKA'S PoETRY- West Ballroom B

Chair: Katarzyna Zechenter Papers: Edyta Bojanowska, Harvard U "A Woman's Image, A Woman's Voice; Wislawa Szymborska's 'A Female Portrait' and 'Lot's Wife"' Bog dana Carpenter, U of Michigan "Szymborska' s Use of Perspective" Bozena Shallcross, Indiana U "Confrontations on the Boundary Between Art and Life in Wislawa Szymborska's Verse" Discussant(s): Regina Grol, SUNY, Empire State College Sven Spieker, U of Calif, Santa Barbara

10-05 GENDER ISSUES IN FILM 1: SPACE AND AGENCY IN RUSSIAN/ NIS FILM UP TO THE PRESENT - Aspen

Chair: Jane A. Taubman, Amherst College Papers: Vida Johnson, Tufts U "Working Women in Russian Cinema: The Thaw and Stagnation Periods" Jane E. Knox~Voina, Bowdoin College "From the Window to the 'Luzhaika': Bed(s) and Sofa(s) and Pictures on Walls, (Adam's Rib, 1992) Christina Stojanova "Back to the Future: Gender Roles and Free-Market Mores in Sergei Bodrov's 'Prisoner of the Mountain' and Nana Djaordjadze's 'A Chef in Love"' Discussant(s): Laura Olson, U of Colorado, Boulder Alexander Prokhorov, U of Pittsburgh

10-06 THEATER AND Pouncs IN PosT-CoMMUNIST CoUNTRIES­ East Ballroom A

Chair: Alma Law, CUNY, Graduate Center Papers: Veronika Am bros, U of Toronto "The Political Staging of Vaclav Havel"

62 Saturday • November 22 • 10:00-11:45 a.m.

Paul I. Trensky, Fordham U "New Stage Interpretations of Playwrights in Post-Communist Countries" Tamara Trojanowska, U of Chicago "Political Theater and Theatrical Politics: Poland 1990" Discussant(s): Anna Muza, UC Berkeley

10-07 THE NEw RussiAN CRIMINAL CoDE: SELECTED ToPics­ East Ballroom B

Chair: Peter Juviler, Barnard College/Columbia U Papers: Todd S. Foglesong, REES, University of Kansas "The Problem of Judicial Discretion and the New Criminal Code" George Ginsburgs, Rutgers U Law School "The New Criminal Code and International Legal Cooperation" Yuri I. Luryi, U of Toronto "The Russian Criminal Code and Legislation Against National or Racial Hatred and Discrimination" Discussant(s): Donald D. Barry, Lehigh U

10-08 THE GEOGRAPHY OF TRANSITION IN RussiA I- Cedar

Chair: Richard H. Rowland, California State U, San Bernardino Papers: Ralph S. Clem, Florida Inti U and Peter Robert Craumer, Florida Inti U "A Rayon-Level Analysis of the Russian 1996 Presidential Election" Philip Hanson, University of Birmingham, UK "Regional Differences in Real Per Capita Income in Russia" Beth Mitchneck, U of Arizona "Local Economic Development Policies and Priorities in Russia: Survey Results" Discussant(s): Michael J. Bradshaw, U of Birmingham (England)

10-09 DISTINGUISHED HISTORIANS OF EASTERN EUROPE- Douglas

Chair: Joseph Harrington, Framingham State College Papers: Cornelia Bodea, Romanian Academy "R.W. Seton Watson and Romania" Radu Florescu, Boston College "Sir William Deakin and Yugoslavia"

63 Saturday • November 22 • 10:00-11:45 a.m.

Paul E. Michelson, Huntington College "Barbara Jelavich" Discussant(s): Ernest H. Latham, Jr., American Romanian Academy Nicholas M. Nagy-Talavera, California State U, Chico

10-10 COLD WAR CRISES IN EASTERN EUROPE- Juniper

Chair: Vladislav Zubok, Nat! Security Archive Papers: Johanna Granville, Carnegie Mellon U "In the Line of Fire: The Soviet Crackdown on Hungary, 1956-1958" Matthew Ouimet, U of Washington "Poland 1980-1981: The Question of Soviet Military Intervention" Ruud van Dijk, Ohio U "Missed Opportunities for German Unification? East and West in the G.D.R. Crisis, 1952-1953" Discussant(s): Christian Ostermann, Nat! Security Archives Jeremi Suri, Yale U ·

10-11 IMAGES OF KING AND EMPEROR: THE REPRESENTATION OF PoWER AND RuLERSHIP AcRoss THE CENTURIES - Madrona

Chair: Jeremy King, Mt Holyoke College Papers: Rita Krueger, University of Wisconsin "Empress and Mother: Gender and Kingship in the Iconography of Maria Theresa" Russell Martin, Westminster Collge "Power and Court Ritual in the Illuminated Manuscript Album for the Second Wedding of Tsar Mikhail Romanov" Lisa Wolverton, Harvard U "From Duke to King: Transforming the Iconography of Rulership in the Czech Lands"

10-12 TRANSITION IN CROATIA- Suite 416 (Sponsored by the Association for Croatian Studies)

Chair: Ante Cuvalo, Joliet Junior College Papers: Joseph T. Bombelles, John Carroll U "Inflation in Croatia" Mira Lenardic, Republicka Hrvatska (Croatia) "Policies and Achievements of (War) Reconstruction in Croatia"

64 Saturday • November 22 • 10:00-1 1:45:a.m.

Desa Mlikotin-Tomic, U of Zagreb (Croatia) "Problems of Privatization in the Transition Process" Discussant(s): Andrea Tomas, Parliament of Croatia

10-13 REFLECTIONS OF CHILDHOOD: CHILDREN'S FOLKLORE AS A CuLTURAL MIRROR- Suite 418

Chair: Rima Greenhill, Stanford U Papers: Jeannette Lacoss, U of Virginia "Children's Parodies: Poking Fun at Life" Hal ina Rothstein, U of Mass-Amherst "Ritualized Cruelty: Russian Children's Taunts" Snejana Jane Tempest, Middlebury College "Violence in Russian Childlore: The Construction of Childhood" Discussant(s): Natalie Kononenko, U of Virginia

10-14 WHAT BIG TEETH You HAvE: SoviET CuLTURE AS CHILD's PLAY- Suite 424

Chair: Victoria E. Bonnell, U of Calif, Berkeley Papers: Beth Holmgren, U ofN Carolina, Chapel Hill "Through Our Looking-Glass: Russia in American Children's Fiction" Anne Nesbet, UC Berkeley "In Borrowed Balloons: 'The Wizard of Oz' and the History of Soviet Aviation" Glen Worthey, UC Berkeley "Pavlik Morozov from Turgenev to Eisenstein" Discussant(s): Tony Anemone, College of William and Mary

10-15 FOCUS ON THE VOLGA-URALS: IDENTITY FORMATION AND THE BUILDING oF NATIONAL CoMMUNITIES AMONG NoN­ RussiANS IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE - Suite 428

Chair: Edward J. Lazzerini, U of New Orleans Papers: Allen Frank "The Tariki-Astrakhan of Jihanshah Hajjitarkhani: A Shrine Guide and History of the City of Astrakhan" Katherine Graney, U Wisconsin, Madison "State and Nation Building in Post-Soviet Russia: The Politics of Culture and Education in Tatarstan and Bashkortostan"

65 Saturday • November 22 • 10.:00-11:45 a.m.

Dawn E. Nowacki, Linfield College "Continuities in Pre-and Post-Soviet Tatar and Bashkir National Identities and Political Orientation" Discussant(s): Steven Duke, Indiana U Daniel Schafer, Belmont U

10-16 MULTIDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVES ON TEACHING ABOUT RussiA AND EASTERN EuROPE IN THE PosT-SoviET ERA - (RouNDTABLE)- Suite 426

Chair: Mary Schaeffer Conroy, U of Colorado, Denver Participants: Robert L. Farlow, U ofSt Thomas Diane M. Nemec-Ignashev, Carleton College Norma C. Noonan, Augsburg College Magda Paleczny-Zapp, Augsburg College Anna A. Tavis, Fairfield U

10-17 TEXT AND CoNTEXT: RussiAN WoRKER's MovEMENT 1900-1917- Poplar

Chair: Semion Lyandres, East Carolina U Papers: Alice K. Pate, Columbus State U "Revolutionary Culture ofMoscow, 1906-1914" Philip Skaggs, U of Michigan "Mensheviks on the Shop Floor, Petrograd and Khar'kov, 1917" Gerald D. Surh, N Carolina State U "Worker-Intelligentsia Dialogues in Ivanovo-Voznesensk, 1900-1905" Discussant( s): Reggie Zelnik, U of Calif, Berkeley

10-18 RECONSIDERING NEP: "STRATEGIC RETREATS," "TRANSITIONS," AND "SURVIVALS OF THE PAST"- Suite 412 Chair: James von Geldern, Macalester College Papers: Choi Chatterjee, California State U, Los Angeles "Alien Images or Sisters under their Skin: Representation of Eastern and Western Women During NEP" Laura L. Phillips, Eastern Washington U "Back to the Future?: Working-Class Drinking During NEP" Tom Trice, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign "Corpses, Coffms, and Crematoria: Disposing of the Dead DuringNEP" Discussant(s): Yanni George Kotsonis, New York U 66 Saturday • November 22 • 10:00-11:45 a.m.

10-19 RussiAN PRINT CuLTURE AcRoss THE REvoLUTIONARY DIVIDE, 1881-1935- Suite 420

Papers: Steven Coe, MIT "Peasants in the Public Sphere: Letters to the Editor as a Genre in Russian Newspapers, 1881-1928" Margaret Foley, U of Michigan "From 'Narodnyi Kalendar' to 'Kalendar Komunista': Transforming an Imperial Genre into a Soviet Genre" Matthew E. Lenoe, University of Arkansas, Little Rock "'Sensation Chasers': The Fate of the Reporter and Soviet Newspapers, 1922-1935" Discussant(s): Marianna Tax Choldin, U of Illinois, Urbana

10-20 MATERNITY REcoNFIGURED: RussiAN WoMEN WRITERS AND THEIR LITERARY PROGENY - Suite 422

Chair: Sarah Pratt, U of Southern California Papers: Lina Bernstein, Franklin and Marshall College "Private and Public Personas: N·egotiating the Mommy Track in the Age of Nicholas I" Hilde Hoogenboom, Stetson U "Gogol's Mother and the Aksakovs' Father: How Nadezhda Sokhanskaia Found the Mother Tongue" Jenifer Presto, U of Southern California "Male Appropriation of the Maternal Metaphor: Alexsandr Blok and Poetic Reproduction" Discussant(s): Stephanie Sandler, Amherst College

10-21 THE RISE AND FALL OF K&UINA- Suite 430 Chair: Thomas Allan Emmert, Gustavus Adolphus College Papers: Sava D. Bosnitch, U of New Brunswick "The Austrian and Croat Authorities' Attitudes Toward the Serb Settlers" Damir Mirkovic, Brandon U (Canada) "Croat Liberation of Western Slavonia and Krajina" Thomas S. Popovich, Nassau Communiy College "Serb Migrations Into Krajina and the Roman Catholic Church's Attitude Toward the Orthodox Settlers" Discussant(s): Aleksandar Petrov, U of Pittsburgh

67 Saturday • November 22 • 1:00-2:45 p.m.

10-22 SERBIAN IcONS AND PAINTINGS OF MILIC STANKOVIC­ Boardroom

Chair: Anita Lekic, SUNY, Stony Brook Papers: Vladimir Milicic, Western Washington U "Signs in Milic ofMacva's Paintings- Untill980" Dragan Milivojevic, U of Oklahoma "The Semiotics of Orthodox Icons" Ljubica D. Popovich, Vanderbilt U "The Power of Impression: The Image and Its Audience - Medieval and Present Time" Discussant(s): Slobodanka Millicent Vladiv-Glover, Monash U (Australia)

10-23 CONCERNS AND EXPERIENCES OF GRADUATE STUDENTS IN THE PROFESSION- (RouNDTABLE)- Guest Suite (Sponsored by the Association for Women in Slavic Studies)

Participants: Anne Q. Eakin, Stanford U Elizabeth C. English, U of Pennsylvania Betsy Jones Hemenway, U ofN Carolina R. Connie Wawruck-Hemmett, Dalhousie U Cheri Charmaine Wilson, U of Minnesota

SESSION 11 SATURDAY 1:00-2:45 P.M.

MEETING(s): Collection Development - Guest Suite

11-01 SIX YEARS AFTER THE DISSOLUTION OF THE USSR - (Eo A. HEWITT MEMORIAL RoUNDTABLE)- Metropolitan Ballroom

Chair: Victor H. Winston, Florida International U Participants: George W. Breslauer, U of Calif, Berkeley Richard E. Ericson, Harriman Inst, Columbia U David Holloway, Stanford U Gail W. Lapidus, Stanford U Jack F. Matlock, Princeton U

68 Saturday • November 22 • 1:00-2:45 p.m.

11-02 DILEMMAS OF SOCIAL JUSTICE IN POSTCOMMUNIST HuNGARY AND PoLAND - Cirrus

Chair: Rudolf L. Tokes, U of Connecticut Papers: Jean-Jacques Dethier, The World Bank "Public Finance Reform and Constitutional Rights: The Reform of Social Entitlements in Hungary" Krzysztof Jasiewicz, Washington and Lee U and John Micgiel, Columbia U "The Procedural Republic and the Issue of Social Justice in Post-Communist Poland" Hubert Tworzecki, Emory U "The Evolution of Mass Attitudes Toward Social Justice in Post-Communist Poland and Hungary" Discussant(s): Walter D. Connor, Boston U

11-03 TRANSBORDER RELATIONS IN INDUSTRIAL/TRANSITIONAL/ DEVELOPING WoRLD SETTINGs: EuROREGIONs AND NAFTA ExPERIENCES- West Ballroom A

Chair: Dieter Bingen, Bundesinstitute fur Ostwissenschaft Papers: C. Richard Bath, U of Texas at El Paso "The US-Mexico Border Since NAFTA: Political Outcomes, Challenges and Future Implications" Z. Anthony Kruszewski, U of Texas, El Paso and Sergej Matiunin, Institute for the Study of East-Central Europe (Poland) "The Polish/German Transborder Euroregions and Their Replications on the Polish Borders with Russia, Lithuania, Belarus and Ukraine" Milan J. Reban, U ofNorth Texas "The Czech and Slovak Euroregions on the Borders With Germany, Poland, Ukraine, Hungary and Romania: Problems, Challenges and Future Political Implications" Discussant(s): Ladis K. D. Kristof, Portland State U C. Bradley Scharf, Seattle U

11-04 SLOVENE LITERATURE IN ENGLISH TRANSLATION­ (RouNDTABLE)- West Ballroom B

Chair: Tom Priestly, U of Alberta Participants: Mirko Jurak, U of Ljubljana (Slovenia) Tom Lozar, Vanier College

69 Saturday • November 22 • 1:00-2:45 p.m.

Igor Maver, U of Ljubljana (Slovenia) Jerneja Petrie, U of Ljubljana (Slovenia) Timothy Pogacar, Bowling Green State U

11-05 GENDER IssuEs IN FILM II: CoNSTRUCTING IDENTITIES IN CoNTEMPORARY RussiAN FILM - Aspen

Chair: Jane E. Knox-Voina, Bowdoin College Papers: Laura Olson, U of Colorado, Boulder "Constructing Gender, Class, and National Identities in Pavel Lungin's 'Taxi Blues'" Judith Robey, Davidson College "A Matter of Taste: Women's Bodies in Kira Muratova's Films" Serafnna Roll, McGill U "State and Gender in Contemporary Russian Cinema" Discussant(s): Jane A. Taubman, Amherst College

11-06 WESTER.!"'! VIEws OF EASTERN EUROPE - East Ballroom A

Chair: Gerald J. Sabo, John Carroll U Papers: Katherine M. Gatto, John Carroll U "The Spanish Views of Eastern Europe" Ksenya Kiebuzinski, Brandeis U "Ukraine in the XIXth Century French Imagination" Helene Sanko, John Carroll U "Eastern Europe in Denis Diderot's 'Encyclopedia': Entries and Plates" Discussant(s): Edita Bosak, Memorial U of Newfoundland

11-07 IDEOLOGY AND INTEREST IN POST-COMMUNIST PARTY FORMATION- East Ballroom B

Chair: Mitchell Orenstein, Brown U Papers: Linda J. Cook, Brown U "Political Response to Neo-Liberal Economic Reform in Post­ Socialist Countries: Is Electoral Backlash Effective?" Stephen E. Hanson, U of Washington "Ideology, Pragmatism; and Party Formation in Post-Soviet Russia" Marilyn Rueschemeyer, RISD/Brown U "The Social Democratic Party in Eastern Germany and the Czech Republic" Discussant(s): Thomas F. Remington, Emory U

70 Saturday • November 22 • 1:00-2A5 p.m.

11-08 EssAYS IN HoNoR OF PETER F. SuGAR III: NATIONALISMS AND NATIONALISTS IN NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH CENTURY CENTRAL AND EASTERN EuROPE - Cedar

Chair: Sabrina P. Ramet, U of Washington Papers: Linda Frey, USMA and Marsha Frey, Kansas State U "The French Revolution and Internationalism: The Road Not Taken in Eastern Europe" George F. Jewsbury, Oklahoma State U "Russia's Role in the Maintenance of Romanian Civilization in Bessarabia" Anita Shelton, Eastern Illinois U "Roman Dmowski" Discussant(s): Istvan Deak, Columbia U

11-09 THE FuTuRE oF BooK PuBLisHING IN SLAvic STumEs - (RouNDTABLE)- Douglas

Chair: Susan Lynn McEachern, Rowman and Littlefield Publishers, Inc. Participants: Jonathan Brent, Yale U Press Michael Yorke Holdsworth, Cambridge U Press Patricia Ann Kolb, Sharpe Publishers Janet Rabinowitch, Indiana U Press

11-10 MEASURING ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT DURING TRANSITION (I) - Juniper

Chair: Tim Heleniak, World Bank Papers: Misha V. Belkindas, World Bank "Transitional Problems of Statistical Systems" Olga V. Ivanova, World Bank "Monitoring Economic Performance in the FSU: Levels and Trends of Macroeconomic Aggregates" Bartlomiej K. Kaminski, U of Maryland "Macroeconomic Stabilization, Liberalization and Foreign Trade Performance" Discussant(s): Vladimir G. Treml, Duke U

71 Saturday • November 22 • 1:00-2:45 p.m.

11-12 SERGEI BoDRov's 'PRISONER oF THE CAUCAsus': THREE CONTEXTS OF A FUTURE CLASSIC - Suite 416

Chair: Louis Menashe, Polytechnic U, NY Papers: Tony Anemone, College of William and Mary "Prisoners of the Caucasus, Then and Now: Literary Antecedents, Cinematic Descendants" Ludmila A. Z. Pruner, US Naval Academy "The Power of One: 'The Prisoner of the Caucasus' and the Russian Film Industry" Peter Scotto, Mt. Holyoke College "Bodrov's 'Prisoner of the Caucasus' and the Theater of War" Discussant(s): Dragan Kujundzic, U of Memphis

11-13 THE LIMITS OF DEMOCRACY IN INTERWAR CZECHOSLOVAKIA - Suite 418

Chair: Cynthia Paces, Columbia U Papers: Melissa Dawn Feinberg, U of Chicago "Theoretical Ideals and Harsh Realities: Gender in Interwar Czechoslovakia" Andrea Robyn Orzoff, Stanford U "The 'Friday Group' in Interwar Czechoslovakia: Informal Associations and Official Politics" Discussant(s): Jeremy King, Mt Holyoke College

11-14 THOUGHT, WoRD AND IMAGE IN MoDERN RussiAN CULTURE- Suite 424

Chair: Ronald LeBlanc, U of New Hampshire Papers: Hilary Fink, Yale U "Khlebnikov, Malevich, Bergson and the Trans-Rational Image" Jane Ashton Sharp, U of Maryland "Orientalizing the Occident: The Rhetoric of Vostokofil' stvo in Russian A vant-Garde Art" James West, U of Washington "Russia in Her Icon: Evgenii Trubetskoy's National Philosophical Vision" Discussant(s): Tim Scholl, Oberlin College

72 Saturday • November 12 • 1:00-2:45 p.m.

11-15 USES AND ABUSES: REAPPROPRIATIONS OF HISTORY IN 19TH CENTURY RussiAN LITERATURE- Suite 428

Chair: William Mills Todd, III, Harvard U Papers: Susan McReynolds, Harvard U "Ty vsyu Rus' oputal set'yu: A. Tolstoy's 'Boris Godunov' as Max Weber's Contemporary" Kevin Platt, Pomona College "A.K. Tolstoy's 'Kniaz' Serebriannyi': Imagining Authority through Reference to the National Past under Nicholas I" Andrew Wachtel, Northwestern U "The Foreign Wheels ofGogol's 'Troika': Russian National Identification and its Sources in Historical Drama"

11-16 MuscovY IN THE ERA OF BoRIS GoDuNov - Suite 426

Chair: Don Ostrowski, Harvard U Papers: Chester Dunning, Texas A and M U "Was False Dmitri a Sorcerer?" Philip Nikolayev, Harvard U "Folklore and Literature in the Age of Boris Godunov" Daniel B. Rowland, U of Kentucky "Boris Godunov's Uses of Architecture" Discussant(s): Valerie Kivelson, U of Michigan

11-17 POPULAR ATTITUDES DURING THE SIEGE OF LENINGRAD­ Poplar

Chair: Clayton Black, Washington College Papers: Richard Bidlack, Washington and Lee U "Leningraders' Attitudes Towards Food Rations, Work, and the Authorities in 1941-42" Nikita Lomagin, U of Pittsburgh "Missed Opportunities? German and Soviet Views on the Possibility of Revolution in the Besieged City" M.V. Shkarovsky, Central State Archives "Religious Life During the Blockade" Discussant(s): William Chase, U of Pittsburgh

11-18 FATHERS IN THE MoTHERLAND: SoviET MAscuLINITIES IN THE STALIN AND KHRUSHCHEV ERAs- Suite 412

Chair: Laura L. Phillips, Eastern Washington U

73 Saturday • November 22 • 1:00-2:45 p.m.

Papers: Deborah Field, College of New Jersey "'Kulturnost' and Ideals of Fatherhood During the Khrushchev Era" Karen Petrone, U of Kentucky "Fatherhood, Masculinity, and Power in Russia and the Soviet Union" Tom Schrand, Philadelphia College "Socialism in One Gender: Masculinist Views in the Stalin Revolution" Discussant(s): Christine Ruane, U of Tulsa

11-19 RELIGious PROPERTY REsTITUTION IN EASTERN EuROPE AND RussiA - Suite 420

Chair: William C. Brumfield, Tulane U Papers: Stephen K. Batalden, Arizona State U "Religious Property Restitution in the Balkans: Problems of Resacralization" Joan Marie Lofgren, U ofTampere "Return to a Past Which No Longer Exists? Restoring Church Property Rights in Estonia" Discussant(s): James M. Curtis, U of Missouri

11-20 DEVIANCE AND DisciPLINE IN INTERWAR SoviET RussiA­ Suite 422

Chair: Kate Transchel, California State U, Chico Papers: Frances Bernstein, Johns Hopkins U "The Politics of (Self) Pleasure, Soviet Style: Masturbation and Collectivity in the 1920s" Mark S. Johnson, Colorado College "Deviance and Discipline in Stalinist Education, 1929-1939" Kenneth M. Pinnow, Columbia U "Degeneration and the Next Generation: Suicide and the Politics of Anxiety in the Bolshevik Party, 1921-1929" Discussant(s): Martin A. Miller, Duke U

11-21 THE SociAL HISTORY OF THE RussiAN LANGUAGE­ Suite 430 Chair: Anelya E. Rugaleva Papers: Carol A. Hart, Ohio State U "The Art of Conversation in 18th Century Russia: Social Functions of Language" 74 Saturday • November 22 • 3:00~4:45 p.m.

Artemi Romanov, U of Colorado "Individualism vs. Collectivism: Changing Attitudes in Russia (Results of a Sociolinguistic Survey in Moscow and St. Petersburg)" · · DeanS. Worth, UCLA "The Functional Status of Slavonic isms in Early Rusian" Discussant(s): Daniel Enright Collins, Ohio State U

11-22 luau TRIFONOV- Boardroom

Chair: Gerald E. Mikkelson, U of Kansas Papers: Richard L. Chapple, U of Florida "I Can Resist Anything But Temptation: Yury Trifonov's Gallery of Characters" Boris A. Lanin, Russian Linguistics U, Moscow "The Prose of Iurii Trifonov as an Alternative to the Dissident Prose" Tatiana Spektor, U of Kansas '"Living Life' and 'Dead Death': Trifonov's Poetics of Characterization" Discussant(s): Joseph Conrad, U of Kansas Natalia B. Ivanova, Journal Znamya

SESSION 12 SATVRDA \ 3:00-4:45 P.M.

MEETING(s): Committee on Language Training - Guest Suite

12-01 THE 1997 ALBANIAN ELECTIONS: AN APPRAISAL - (RouNDTABLE)- Metropolitan Ballroom (Sponsored by the Society for Albanian Studies) Chair: Nicholas J. Costa, Greater Hartford Community College (Emeritus) Participants: Agron Alibali Elez Biberaj, Voice of America Bernd J. Fischer, Indiana U, Fort Wayne Nicholas C. Pano, Western Illinois U

75 Saturday • November22 • 3:00-4:45 p.m.

12-02 NATIONALISM AND MYTH-MAKING IN PosT-CoMMUNIST EASTERN EUROPE - Cirrus

Papers: Maya Latynski, Georgetown U "A Dearth ofNationalism?" Ilya Prize!, Johns Hopkins U "The Democratization of National Identity" Vladimir Tismaneanu, U of Maryland "The Many Faces of Nationalism in Eastern Europe" Discussant(s): Daniel Chirot, U of Washington

12-03 POLAND AND ITs EASTERN NEIGHBORS- (ROUNDTABLE)­ West Ballroom A

Chair: Luba Fajfer, UCLA Participants: Margarita Mercedes Balrnaceda, Harvard U Andrzej Korbonski, UCLA Z. Anthony Kruszewski, U of Texas, El Paso Sarah Meiklejohn Terry, Tufts U Voytek Zubek, U of Alabama

12-04 AFTER THE EMPIRE: CHALLENGES FOR SUSTAINABLE SovEREIGNITY IN CENTRAL ASIA- West Ballroom B

Chair: Martha Brill Olcott, Colgate University Papers: Ariel Cohen, Heritage Foundation "Theory of Post-Imperial Space and the Case of Central Asia" Nancy Lubin, JNA Associates, Inc. "Ethnic Conflict in Central Asia" S. Frederick Starr, Center for Central Asian Studies "Breaking Out: Communications, Transportation and Central Asian Sovereignity" Discussant(s): Charles Herron Fairbanks, Jr.

12-05 COSMOPOLITANISM IN THE LITERATURES OF THE FORMER YuGOSLAVIA- (RouNDTABLE)- Aspen

Chair: Ellen Elias Bursae, Harvard U Participants: David Albahari Gordana Crnkovic, U of Washington Cynthia Simmons, Boston College Andrew Wachtel, Northwestern U

76 Saturday • November 22 • 3:00-4:45 p.m.

12-06 SLAVIC GENDER LINGUISTICS - East Ballroom A

Chair: Nancy L. Heingartner, U of Utah Papers: Jill L. Christensen, Harvard U "Tangoing with Tanya: A Gender Linguistic Analysis of Two Slavic Plays" Viktoria Herson Finn, Ohio State U "On the Distinctiveness of Skopje Women's Speech" Jill E. Lasser, U of Virginia "A Pragmatic Approach to the Role of Gender in Conversational Interaction" Discussant(s): Katarzyna Dziwirek, U of Washington

12-07 REFORM STRATEGIES FROM GORBACHEV TO YELTSIN: CoNTINUITIES AND CoNTRASTS - East Ballroom B

Chair: David Lane, U of Cambridge Papers: Vladimir N. Brovkin, Harvard U "Privatization and Fragmentation of the State from Gorbachev to Yeltsin" Irina Y. Kuzes, Virginia Commonwealth U and Lynn D. Nelson, Virginia Commonwealth U "Russian Economic Reform and the Restructuring of Interests" Julia Wishnevsky, RFEIRL Rsch Inst "Center-Periphery Relations Under Gorbachev and Yeltsin" Discussant(s): Anthony Jones, Northeastern U Blair A. Ruble, Kennan Inst

12-08 RussiA AND NoRTHEAST SIBERIA: INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS- Cedar

Chair: Murray Feshbach, Georgetown U Papers: David G. Anderson, U of Alberta "Hunters, Herders and Heavy Metals in Taimyr" Aileep Espiritu, University of Northern British Columbia "Environmental and Health Problems in the Sakha Republic" David R. Marples, U of Alberta "Soviet and Post-Soviet Industrialization Policies in North­ Eastern Siberia" Discussant(s): Andrew R. Bond, V,H. Winston and Son, Inc

77 Saturday • November 22 • 3:00-4:45 p.m.

12-09 PUBLISH OR PERISH: How TO BUILD A PUBLISHING RECORD -(RoUNDTABLE)- Douglas

Chair: James R. Millar, George Washington U Participants: Jan T. Gross, New York U Patricia Ann Kolb, Sharpe Publishers Robert C. Stuart, Rutgers U

12-10 PRIVATIZATION IN THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF YUGOSLAVIA -Juniper

Chair: Ljubisa S. Adamovich, Florida State U Papers: Svetlana Adamovic, U of Belgrade and Tomislav Popovic, Inst ofEconomic Sciences "Privatization in Conditions of Opening Economy" Milutin Lalic, Inst of Economic Sciences (Yugoslavia) and Zoran Senic, Inst of Economic Sciences (Yugoslavia) "Experiences and Results of Privatization in Montenegro" Discussant(s): Gordana Pesakovic, U of Sarasota

12-11 CHEKHOV IN THE NINETIES- Madrona

C!:J.air: Karl Kramer, U of Washington Papers: James M. Curtis, U of Missouri "Theses for an Interdisciplinary Study ofChekhov's Plays" Andrew R. Durkin, Indiana U "'At Christmastime' as Recapitulation" Carol Apollonio Flath, Duke U "Creation Out of Nothing: Framing the Absent Incident" Discussant(s): Svetlana Evdokimova, Brown U

12-12 CONCEPTIONS OF SLOVAK STATEHOOD IN THE 19TH AND 20TH CENTURIES- Suite 416 (Sponsored by Slovak Studies Association)

Chair: Daniel E. Miller, U of West Florida Papers: Edita Bosak, Memorial U of Newfoundland "From the Memorandum to the Birth of Czechoslovakia: Slovak Aspirations for Statehood" Stanislav J. Kirschbaum, York U "The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Documents"

78 Saturday • November 22 • 3:00-4:45p.m.

Suzanne T. Polak, Indiana U "Perceptions of Slovak Nationhood in Postwar Czechoslovakia, 1945-1948" Discussant(s): Susan Mikula, Benedictine University

12-13 BOSNIA AND SERBIA: PERSPECTIVES FROM THE IIABSBURG ERA, REFLECTIONS oN THE REcENT PAST- (RouNDTABLE)­ Suite 418 (Sponsored by Society for Austrian and Habsburg History)

Chair: Richard L. Rudolph, U of Minnesota Participants: Charles Ingrao, Purdue U Peter Mentzel, Utah State U Nicholas Miller, Boise State U Peter F. Sugar, U of Washington

12-14 THE LEGACY OF SLAVIC LITERARY THEORY- Suite 424

Papers: Vladimir E. Alexandrov, Yale U "Lotman, Jameson, Cultural Studies" Steven Cassedy, U of California, San Diego "Russian Activism Revisited: The Americans 'Discover' the Connection Between Art and Life" Michael Holquist, Yale U "Dreams of a Final Theory: Bakhtin, Cassirer on the Status of Science in the Spectrum of Culture" Discussant(s): John Burt Foster, Jr., George Mason U

12-15 IMAGES OF VAMPIRISM IN MYTH AND SOCIETY IN PRE­ STALINIST RusSIA- Suite 428

Chair: J. Arch Getty, U of Calif, Riverside Papers: Stephanie Branson, U of Wisconsin, Platteville "Literary and Cultural Images of the Vampire in Russia and Eastern Europe" Elizabeth A. Harry, Brandeis U '"Sucking the Blood of the Workers': Anti-Intelligentsia and Anti-Bourgeois Sentiment in Citizens' Letters to Stalin in the 1920s"

79 Saturday • November 22 • 3:00-4:45 p.m.

Roshanna Sylvester, Yale U "Dowries, Damsels and Deceit: Gentlemen-Vampires in Pre­ Revolutionary Odessa" Discussant(s): George Edward Snow, Shippensburg U

12-16 THE DEPICTION OF SELF IN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY RussiAN HISTORICAL SouRCES - Suite 426 (Sponsored by the Eighteenth-Century Russian Studies Association)

Chair: Marcus C. Levitt, U of Southern California Papers: Gary Marker, SUNY, Stony Brook "Sacred/Secular, Female/Male: The Memoirs of Anna Labzina" Orest L. Pelech, Duke U "Great Russian Secular Culture: The Sense of Self in Diary Keeping" Cynthia Hyla Whittaker, CUNY, Baruch College "Self-Depiction Among Monarchs: The Accession Manifesto as Apologia" Discussant(s): David Griffiths, U ofN Carolina

12-17 THE RE-EMERGENCE OF THE RUSSIAN "MIDDLE": NEW ENTREPRENEURS, NEw CuLTURE- Poplar

Chair: James L. West, Middlebury College Papers: Harley D. Balzer, Georgetown U "The New Russian Bourgeoisie: A Shadow Middle Class for a Shadow Economy" Edith W. Clowes, Purdue U "Micro-Worlds: How the New Entrepreneurs are Reconstructing (Parts of) Russia" Olga Krystanovskaia, Inst of Sociology (Moscow) "The Cultural Ambience of the New Russian Entrepreneurial Elite" Discussant(s): Vadim Rudaev, Moscow School of Social and Economic Studies

12-18 UKRAINIAN FOLKLORE- Suite 412

Chair: Robert Allen Rothstein, U of Massachusetts - Amherst Papers: Anne Marie Ingram, U of Virginia "Conversing with the Dead: Beliefs and Practices"

80 Saturday • November 22 • 3:00-4:45 p.m.

Svetlana Kobets, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign "Folklore Elements in Ukrainian Prose" Natalie Kononenko, U of Virginia "Prykmet;: Omens of Life and Death" Discussant(s): Irina Dolgova, Northwestern U

12-19 FRoM THE SALON TO THE CELL: REviSITING THE WoRKS OF PUSHKIN AND KUZMIN WITH A QUEER SENSIBILITY - Suite 420

Chair: Diane M. Nemec-Ignashev, Carleton College Papers: Luc Beaudoin, U of Denver "What Goes On Behind Closed Doors: Mikhail Kuzmin's Religious Comedies" Jim Driscoll, Harvard U "Sensibility as Mode of Critique: A Camp Reading of Pushkin's 'The Queen of Spades"' Susan K.. Mooney, U of Toronto "Just Dandy? Ironic Erotics in Pushkin's 'Evgenii Onegin"' Discussant(s): Kevin Moss, Middlebury College Alfred Thomas, Harvard U

12-20 HISTORICAL INFLUENCES ON RussiAN EDUCATION REFORM­ Suite. 422 Chair: Mark S. Johnson, Colorado College Papers: Steve Kerr, U of Washington "Why Vygotsky? The Role of Theoretical Psychology in Russian Education Reform" Elina L. Sheppel, Columbia U "The Influence of Russian Culture on Thinking About Education in Russia" Janet G. Vaillant, Harvard U "The Heritage of 'Vospitanie' in Russian Education Reform" Discussant(s): Leonard Benardo, Open Society Inst/Soros Foundation

12-21 FROM KRoNSTADT TO KHRUSHCHEV: SoviET FAMILY VALUES, 1921-1953- Suite 430 Chair: Roy R. Robson, Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science Papers: Greta Bucher, US Military Academy, West Point "The State as Deadbeat Dad: Parenthood in Postwar Russia"

81 Saturday • November 22 • 5:00-6:45 p.m.

William B. Husband, Oregon State U "Hedging Cosmological Bets: Religion in the Families of Party Members, 1921-1932" Kate Transchel, California State U, Chico "Socialization, Sociability, or Socialism?: Russian Drinking Rituals and Soviet Family Values, 1930-1940" Discussant(s): Barbara Evans Clements, U of Akron

12-22 PoLISH POETS AND THE VISUAL ARTS- Boardroom

Chair: Bozena Shallcross, Indiana U Papers: Giorgio DiMauro, Harvard U "'Madonny Polskie': The Image of the Virgin Mary in Modem Polish Poetry" David A. Goldfarb, Hunter College, CUNY "Unmediated Expression: Expressionism in Polish Art and Poetry" Juras T. Ryfa, George Washington U "The Barbarian in the Garden: Zbigniew Herbert's Metapoetics of Time and Space" Discussant(s): Katarzyna Zechenter

SESSION 13 SATURDAY 5:00-6:45 P.M.

MEETING(s): American Association for Ukrainian Studies - Suite 416 American Council of Teachers of Russian- Suite 426 Association for Women in Slavic Studies- East Ballroom A Commission Intemationale des Etudes Historiques Slaves - Guest Suite Committee on Education - Suite 420 Czechoslovak History Conference - Suite 418 Eighteenth-Century Russian Studies Association - Juniper Slavic and East European Microforms Project - Douglas Wildman Study Group on the Social and Political History of Russian Labor - Madron a South East European Studies Association - Suite 424

13-02 THE TwiLIGHT OF PoLISH INTELLIGENTSIA - Poplar

Chair: Vladimir Tismaneanu, U of Maryland Papers: Beata Czajkowska, U of Maryland "Working Intelligentsia: A Paradox of Socialism"

82 Saturday • November 22 • 5:00-6:45 p.m.

Tomek Grabowski, UC Berkeley "Breaking the Old Intelligentsia Ethos: The Roots and Fragility of Polish Liberalism" Agnieszka Paczynska, U of Virginia "Intelligentsia and the Market: The Making of the Middle Class" Discussant(s): Maya Latynski, Georgetown U Jennifer Yoder, Colby College

13-03 THE CzECHS AT MuNICH: FRIENDS AND ENEMIES IN EASTERN EuROPE- West Ballroom A

Chair: Igor Lukes, Boston U Papers: Anna M. Cienciala, U of Kansas "Strategy and Plans in Warsaw" Hugh Ragsdale, U of Alabama "Soviet Military Movements and Intentions at Munich" Larry L. Watts, Project On Ethnic Relations "Romanian Strategy and Tactics" Discussant(s): Milan Hauner, U of Wisconsin, Madison and U ofFreiburg Hugh Phillips, Western Kentucky U

13-04 RussiA AND THE NEAR-ABROAD: CHALLENGE oR OPPORTUNITY?- West Ballroom B

Chair: Howard Frost, Department of Defense (OSIA) Papers: Susan Beth Chodakewitz, Science Applications, Inti "Russian Peacekeeping Policy" Phillip A. Petersen, Petersen Academic Group "The Emerging Role of General Lebed and Near-Abroad Policy" Thomas J. Zamostny, CIA "Policy Toward the Near-Abroad: Foreign and Security Policy Issues"

13-05 BEYOND SzYMBORSKA & KlESLOWSKI: CuLTURE IN ToDAY's PoLAND- (RouNDTABLE)- Aspen (Sponsored by the Polish Studies Association)

Chair: Krzysztof Jasiewicz, Washington and Lee U Participants: Bogdana Carpenter, U of Michigan Ewa Krystyna Hauser, U of Rochester Izabela Kalinowska-Blackwood, Yale U

83 Saturday • November 22 • 5:00-6:45 p.m.

13-07 TR4..NSFORMATION OF RussiA's PoLITICAL SYSTEM: DEMOCRATIZATION AND CENTRE-PERIPHERY RELATIONS - East Ballroom B

Chair: Peggy Falkenheim Meyer, Simon Fraser U Papers: Jason Bitter, U of Toronto (Canada) "Centre-Periphery Relations in the Russian Far East" John F. Young, U ofNorthem British Columbia (Canada) "Local Self-Government and Democratization in Russia" Charles E. Ziegler, U of Louisville "Russia's Democratic Consolidation in Comparative Perspective" Discussant(s): Clay Moltz, Monterey Inst oflntl Studies Sergei Plekhanov, York U

13-08 NATURE CoNSERVATION IN THE PosT-SoviET LANDSCAPE­ Cedar

Chair: Kathleen Braden, Seattle .Pacific U Papers: Evgeniy Koshkarev, Irkutsk State U (Russia) "Status of Endangered Mountain Fauna in Southern Siberia" Philip R. Pryde, San Diego State U "Contemporary Studies and Problems of Russian Zapovedniki" Eric West, San Diego State U "Post-Soviet Landscape Changes in Southeastern Siberia" Discussant(s): Charles Dodd, Bellevue Community College

13-17 SLOVENE EMIGRANTS IN EUROPE - Boardroom

Chair: Timothy Pogacar, Bowling Green State U Papers: Marjan Dmovsek, Inst for Emigration Studies "Attitudes of the State and Church Toward Emigration of Slovenes Between the Two World Wars" Marina Luksic-Hacin, Inst for Emigration Studies (Slovenia) "Slovenes in Sweden" Janja Zitnik, Inst for Emigration Studies (Slovenia) "Slovene Emigrant Literature in Europe" Discussant(s): June G. Alexander, U of Cincinnati

13-18 RuRAL HousEHOLD AND WoRK IN RussiA: MAcRo AND MICRO CHANGES- Suite 412 Chair: David J. O'Brien, U of Missouri

84 Saturday • November 22 • 5:00-6:45 p.m.

Papers: Mary I. Dakin, Indiana U "Comparing Urban and Rural Labor Force Participation in Russia" Larry Dershem, U of Missouri "Changes in Household Helping Networks in Rural Russian Villages" Katherine L. Lyman, U of Missouri "Who Gets Ahead? The Uneven Transition to the Market Economy in Rural Russia" Discussant(s): Valeri Patsiorkovski, Russian Academy of Sciences Matthew Warshaw, InterMedia, Georgetown U

13-20 PUBLIC OPINION ON SOCIAL JUSTICE IN POST COMMUNIST TRANSITIONS! 1991 AND 1996- Suite 422

Chair: David Mason, Butler U Papers: Ludmila Khakhulina, VCIOM, James Kluegel, U of Illinois, Svetlana Sydorenko-Stephenson, VCIOM and Bernd Wegener, Humboldt U (Germany) "Changing Justice Perceptions in Eastern Germany, 1991-1996" Antal Orkeny, Eotros Lorand U "Trends in Perceptions of Social Justice in Hungary, 1991-1996" Discussant(s): Petr Mateju, Czech Academy of Sciences Alexander Stoyanov, Center for the Study of Democracy (Bulgaria)

13-21 LIFE STORIES: DIARIES ACROSS TIME AND CULTURES­ Suite 430

Chair: Beth Holmgren, U ofN Carolina, Chapel Hill Papers: Donald J. Raleigh, U ofN Carolina "Representing Self.and Other: Diaries of Saratov's Bourgeoisie During the Civil War, 1918-1922" Susan Gross Solomon, U of Toronto "Representing Self and Other: Diaries of German Scientists Working in Russia, 1925-1930" Julia Trubikhina, New York U "Commitment and Repression: Mikhail Makarovskii's '0 smysle zhizni"' Discussant(s): Thomas Lahusen, Duke U

85 Saturday • November 22 • 5:00-6:45 p.m.

13-22 INTERDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVES ON THE pARADOX OF 17TH CENTURY RUSSIAN CIVILIZATION- (ROUNDTABLE) - Cirrus (Sponsored by the Early Slavic Studies Association)

Chair: Daniel Kaiser, Grinnell College Participants: . Robert 0. Crummey, UC Davis Michael S. Flier, Harvard U Richard Hellie, U of Chicago Norman Ingham, U of Chicago

SATURDAY EVENING EvENTS 7:00p.m.- AAASS Annual Meeting, Awards, and Reception- Metropolitan Ballroom

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REGISTRATION DESK HoURS: 7:00A.M. -10:00 A.M.

SESSION 14 Sl'NDAY 8:00-10:00 A.M.

MEETING(s): Bibliography and Documentation Committee - Cedar

14-01 PRAGMAnc TuRN IN SociAL SciENCES AND RussiAN STUDIES - Metropolitan Ballroom

Chair: Svetlana Boym, Harvard U Papers: Oleg Kharkhordin, Harvard U "The Concept of Background Practices and Russian Studies" Vadim V. Volkov, European U (Russia) "Soviet Civilization as a Configuration of Practices" Alexei Yurchak, Duke U "Soviet Cynical Reason: Official Authoritative Discourse and Non-Official Cultural Practices" Discussant(s): Georgi Derluguian, U of Michigan Michael E. Urban, U of Calif, Santa Cruz

14-02 KNow BEFORE You Go: IMPROVED PREPARAnoN STRATEGIES FOR LIBRARY AND ARCHIVAL RESEARCH ABROAD - Cirrus

Chair: Ellen Scaruffi, Columbia U Papers: Patricia K. Grimsted, Harvard U "New Breeds of Finding Aids for Russian Archives, But How Do You Find Them?" Harold M. Leich, Library of Congress "Maximizing Resm~rces in the U.S Before You Go" 87 Sunday • November 23 • 8:00-10:00 a.m.

Patricia Kincaid Thurston, U of Illinois "CEE/NIS Libraries and Archives: Preparatory Searches You Can Conduct in the US" Discussant(s): Cynthia J. Buckley, U of Texas, Austin

14-03 CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES oN CIVIL SociETY IN RussiA AND CENTRAL/EASTERN EuROPE- West Ballroom A

Chair: H. Gordon Skilling, U of Toronto Papers: Barbara Joy Falk, York U (Canada) "Civil Society Theory, Practice, and the Complications of Transnational Feminist Discourse in Central Europe" Andrea Harrington, York U (Canada) "Populism Without Power: Globalization, Neo-Liberalism, and Civil Society in Contemporary Russia" Michal Vajecka, New School for Social Rsch "Nationalism and Civil Society"

14-04 RussiAN NATIONAL SECURITY IssuEs- West Ballroom B

Chair: Tim Thomas, US Foreign Military Studies Office Papers: Robert Arnett, US Army "Russian Civil-Military Relations" Stephen E. Freeman, Nat! Intelligence Council "The Russian Military in the Year 2010" Jacob Walter Kipp, US Army "Russian Military Reform" Discussant(s): Stephen Blank, US Army War College Mikhail Tsypkin, Naval Postgraduate School

14-05 IMAGES OF NATURE IN RussiAN CuLTURE- Aspen

Chair: Andrew R. Durkin, Indiana U Papers: Thomas P. Hodge, Wellesley College "Levshin vs. Aksakov: Who Wrote Russia's First Fishing Treatise?" Thomas Gaiton Marullo, U of Notre Dame "Pastoral Imperfect: Bunin's 'The Life of Arsen'ev"' Kevin Windle, Australian Nat! U "Sergei Aksakov as Ornithologist" Discussant(s): Rachel May, Macalester College

88 Sunday • November 23 • 8:00-10:00 a.m.

14-06 NEw REsEARCH IN SoUTH SLAVIC LINGUISTICS - East Ballroom A

Chair: Robert Greenberg, U ofN Carolina, Chapel Hill .Papers: Matthew Baerman, U of Calif, Berkeley "Morphology versus Prosodic Constraints: Adjectival Accentuation in Macedonian" Angela Cannon, U ofN Carolina- Chapel Hill "The Political Motivations Behind the Serbo-Croatian Orthographic Manuals" Kimberly S. Hanks, U of Virginia "Toward a Computational Model of South Slavic Word Formation" Discussant(s): Grace E. Fielder, U of Arizona

14-07 SociAL IssuEs AND SociETAL CHANGE IN PosT-COMMUNIST RussiA - East Ballroom B

Chair: Svetlana Sidorenko-Stephenson, Center for Public Opinion and MarketRsch Papers: David Mason, Butler U "Social Costs of Transition in Russia: Results of the International Social Justice Project" Valerie Sperling, U of Calif, Berkeley "The 'New' Sexism? Images of Women in Russia During the Transition Judyth L. Twigg, Virginia Commonwealth U "Healing Russia? Health Care Financing During the Transition" Discussant(s): Irina Y. Kuzes, Virginia Commonwealth U

14~09 CENTER-PERIPHERY RELATIONS IN RussiA II- Douglas

Chair: Daniel R. Kempton, Northern Illinois U Papers: Shane C. Petersen, Petersen Academic Group "The Security Implications and the Alternative Futures of the Kaliningrad Region" Ann Robertson, George Washington U· "Center-Periphery Relations: A Comparison ofChechnya and Tatarstan" John W. Slocum, U of Oklahoma "Russian Neo-Federalism: The Case ofTatarstan" Discussant(s): David Woodruff, MIT

89 Sunday • November 23 • 8:00-10:00 a.m.

14~10 MEASURING ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENTS DURING TR4.NSITION (II) - Juniper

Chair: Misha V. Belkindas, World Bank Papers: Gregory Kisunko, World Bank "Patterns of Crime and Corruption in Transitional Economies" Dena Ringold, World Bank "Measuring Social Change in the Transition Countries of the FSU and Eastern Europe" Victoria Velkoff, Int Programs Center, BUCEN "The Changing Status of Women in Ukraine and Russia" Discussant(s): Bartlomiej K. Kaminski, U ofMaryland

14-11 GENDER INFRACTIONS IN RussiAN TwENTIETH-CENTURY PROSE - Madrona

Chair: Charlotte Rosenthal, U of Southern Maine Papers: Valentina Baslyk, Mary Washington College "Blotting Out Gender in Venedikt Erofeev's 'Moskva­ Petushki'" Laura Beraha, McGill U "Gender and Genre Bending: Picaresque Ventriloquism in Viktor Erofeev's 'Russkaia Krasavitsa"' Karen Lee Ryan-Hayes, U of Virginia "Stalin in a Skirt: Gender Boundary Crossing in Russian Satire" Discussant(s): Eliot Borenstein, New York U

14-12 SociAL MovEMENTS AND THE REvoLUTIONS OF 1989- (RouNDTABLE)- Suite 416

Chair: Gale Stokes, Rice U Participants: Jill Benderly, Star Project of Delphi Inti Susan E. N. Grubb, UC Berkeley Padraic Kenney, U of Colorado Mikolaj Kunicki, Open Society Archives Jirina Smejkalova, Dohau Universitat, KREMS

14-13 CHEKHOV AS DocToR!AUTHOR: SECOND OPINIONS­ Suite 418

Chair: Svetlana Evdokirnova, Brown U Papers: Michael Finke, Washington U "Anton Chekhov: A Doctor's Identity as Object of Art"

90 Sunday • November 23 • 8:00-10:00 a.m.

Katherine Tieman O'Connor, Boston U "Prescriptions and Proscriptions in Chekhov's Letters" Cathy Popkin, Columbia U "'Chuzhaia bol': Chekhov's Epistemology of Empathy" Discussant(s): Julie de Sherbinin, Colby College

14-14 THE STALINIST PURGES IN THE SOVIET FAR EAST- Suite 424

Chair: William Richardson, U of Washington, Tacoma Papers: Aleksei Buyakov, Roliz (Russia) "The Security Organs and the Russian Emigration to China" Amir Khisamutdinov, Far Eastern Technological U "The Purges Among Soviet Far East Scholars in the 1930's" Steven Merritt, UC, Riverside "Great Terror in the Soviet Far East" Discussant(s): Jonathan Bone, U of Chicago

14-15 TEACHING AND STUDYING RussiAN FOR SPECIAL PuRPosEs­ (RoUNDTABLE)- Suite 428

Chair: Patricia R. Chaput, Harvard U Participants: Anna Bobrova, Harvard U Eloise M. Boyle, U of Washington Olga Kagan, UCLA Richard Mark Robin, George Washington U

14-16 THE BALKANS FROM BERLIN CONGRESS TO THE DAYTON PEACE AccoRD (1878-1995)- Suite 426

Chair: David MacKenzie, U ofN Carolina, Greensboro Papers: Dimitrije Djordjevic, U of Calif, Santa Barbara "The Berlin Congress and the Origins of World War I" Milorad Ekinecic, Serbian Academy of Arts and Sciences "The Great Powers and the Balkans: From Berlin to Dayton" John David Treadway, U of Richmond "A Historical Comparison: Berlin, Daytona and Bosnia" Discussant(s): Zeljan E. Suster, U ofNew Haven Slavenko Terzic, Historical Inst

91 Sunday • November 23 • 8:00-10:00 a.m.

14-17 THROUGH RussiAN EYEs: REPRESENTATIONS oF AsiA AT THE TURN OF THE 20TH CENTURY - Poplar

Chair: Birgitta Ingemanson, Washington State U Papers: David Koester, Columbia U "Kamchatka in the Early 20th Century: Perspectives from Indigenous Writings" M. Louise Loe, James Madison U "Asian Portraits in the Diary ofN.G. Garin-Mikhailovskii' Lynda Y. Park, U of Michigan "A Sibiriak in Inner Asia: G.N. Potanin's Expeditions in Mongolia" Discussant(s): David Schimmelpenninck van der Oye, Yale U

14-18 NARRATIVES OF REVOLUTION, 1880-1930- Suite 412

Chair: Klawa N. Thresher, Randolph-Macon Woman's College Papers: Frederick Corney, U of Florida "Living the Revolutionary Narrative in the 1920s" Betsy Jones Hemenway, U ofN Carolina '"Pro zemliu, pro voliu ... ': Dem'ian Bednyi and the Construction of a Bolshevik Foundation Narrative" Deborah Pearl, Cleveland State U "Poetry and Song in the Workers' Revolutionary Movement of the Late Nineteenth Century" Discussant(s): Mark D. Steinberg, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

14-19 CoNCEPTUALIZING THE SoviET BonY NATIONAL, 1930s-1950s- Suite 420

Chair: Terence Emmons, Stanford U Papers: Francine R. Hirsch, Princeton U "The Union and Its Discontents: The Negotiation of National Identities in the Late 1930's" Christine Kulke, UC Berkeley "The Experience of War in L'viv!Lwow/L'vov!Lemberg, 1939-1946" Amir Weiner, Stanford U "Delineating the Soviet Body National in the Age of Socialism, 193 9-1965" Discussant(s): Peter Holquist, Cornell U

92 Sunday • November 23 • 8:00-10:00 a.m.

14-20 VASILII AKSENOV: NEW PERSPECTIVES- Suite 422

Chair: Konstantin Kustanovich, Vanderbilt U Papers: Nina Efunov, Florida State U "Three Apolinarias and 'The Yoke"' John Mohan, Grinnell College "The Westernizing Agenda ofVasilii Aksenov's 'Moskovskaya Saga"' Tatyana Novikov, U ofNebraska "Vasilii Aksenov and the Spirit of Carnival" Discussant(s): Natalie Foshko, Brown U

14-21 MYTHOLOGIES OF SELF: REFLECTIONS AND REFRACTIONS­ Suite 430

Chair: Catherine Ciepiela, Amherst College Papers: Angela Brintlinger, Ohio State U "Stung and Sacrificed: Rostopchina and her Critics" Elena Duzs, Dickinson College "Dmitrii Prigov: Theories and Practice of Constructing the Self' Grigory Kruzhkov, Columbia U "Akhmatova's Myth ofNon-Meeting" Discussant(s): Julia Trubikhina, New York U

14-22 SLOVENE LINGUISTICS- Boardroom Chair: William W. Derbyshire, Rutgers U (Emeritus) Papers: Marc L. Greenberg, D of Kansas "Slovene-Albanian Parallels and Their Latin Intermediary" Grant H. Lundberg, U of Kansas "Vocalic Oppositions in the Slovene Dialect of Haloze" Raymond Miller, Bowdoin College "'My ponimali drug druga': Russian Perceptions of Slovene Dialects in the Mid-Nineteenth Century" Discussant(s): Rado L. Lencek, Columbia U Tom Priestly, U of Alberta

93 Sunday • November 23 • 10:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.

SESSION 15 SUNDAY 10:15 A.M.-12:15 P.l\1.

MEETING(s): Bibliography and Documentation Committee - Cedar

15-01 THE RussiAN 'BuNT', MINDLEss AND PITILEss?: PoPULAR VIOLENCE IN EARLY TwENTIETH-CENTURY RussiA­ Metropolitan Ballroom

Chair: Michael C. Hickey, Bloomsburg U Papers: Arthur McKee, Independent Scholar "The Bacchae of 1905: Attacks on Vodka Shops and Revolutionary 'Intoxication'" Dave Pretty, U of Colorado - Boulder "The Instrumental 'Bunt': 'Spontaneous' Violence as a Calculated Tool of Popular Resistance" David Shneer, UC Berkeley "Religious Violence in Russia: A Reinterpretation of Pogroms" Discussant(s): Henry Reichman, California State U, Hayward

15-02 HEALTH ISSUES IN RUSSIA- Cirrus

Chair: Maria Basom, U of Northern Iowa Papers: Ann Bossen, U oflowa "Telemedicine Applications in St. Petersburg" Diane M. Duffy, Iowa State U "Health Care Reform in the Former Soviet Union: Institutional Obstacles to Reform" Vicki L. Hesli, U oflowa "Attitudes and Expectations Regarding Health Reform in the Former Soviet Union" Discussant(s): Carol Nechemias, Pennsylvania State U

15-03 THE HAGuE TRIBUNAL: WAR CRIMES IN THE PosT Cow WAR PERIOD -(RouNDTABLE)- West Ballroom A (Sponsored by the North American Society for Serbian Studies) Chair: Alex N. Dragnich, Vanderbilt U Participants: David Binder, New York Times Thomas Deichmann, Free Lance Journalist Igor Pantelic, Pantelic, Tesic, Avramovic William Woodger, LIRE

94 Sunday • November 23 • 10:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.

15-04 LABOR PoLITICS AFTER CoMMUNISM- West Ballroom B

Chair: Valerie Jane Bunce, Cornell U Papers: Paul T. Christensen, Syracuse U "Trade Union Consciousness: Rebuilding Labor Organizations in Post-Soviet Russia" Stephen Fitzgerald Crowley, Oberlin College "Labor's Response to Post-Communist Dilemmas" David Ost, Hobart/William Smith Colleges "The Curious Fate of Class in Post-Communist Europe" Discussant(s): Marc Blecher, Oberlin College

15-05 TRAVEL AND DISCOVERY IN RussiAN LITERATURE- Aspen

Chair: Charlotte Rosenthal, U of Southern Maine Papers: Peter I. Barta, U of Surrey "From San Francisco to Africa: Russians and Others" Byron Lindsey, U of New Mexico "Fatal Attractions: Aspects ofOrientalism in Makanin's 'Prisoner From the Caucasus"' Rosalind Marsh, U of Bath "Women Travellers and Silver Age Prose" Discussant(s): Marina Balina, Illinois Wesleyan U

15-06 SERBIAN CONTEMPORARY SHORT STORY - East Ballroom A

Chair: Nada Obradovic, U of Belgrade (Yugoslavia) Papers: Radmila Gorup, Columbia U "Defining the Present Through the Past: Serbian Contemporary Short Story" Krinka Vidakovic Petrov, U of Pittsburgh "The New Anthology of the Serbian Short Story in English" Bodgan Rakic, Indiana U "A Reassessment of the Classic: Ivo Andric in English Translation" Discussant(s): Vladimir Pistalo, U of New Hampshire

15-07 THE MILITARY AND DEMOCRACY IN PosT-CoMMUNIST SOCIETIES - East Ballroom B

Chair: Arthur Richard Rachwald, US Naval Academy Papers: Mark N. Gose, US Air Force Academy "Political Socialization in the Bundeswehr: The Role of the Military in Integrating the East"

95 Sunday • November 23 •10:15 a.m. -12:15 p.m.

Anatole Lieven, US Inst of Peace "The Military and Democracy in Post-Communist Russia" Gregory Young, US Air Force Academy "Democracy and Russian Naval Reform" Discussant(s): Marybeth Peterson Ulrich, US Air Force Academy Brenda J. Vallance, US Air Force Academy

15-09 STATE, SociETY AND IDENTITY CoNSTRUCTION IN PosT­ CoMMUNIST Pouncs - Douglas

Chair: Rasma Karklins, U of Illinois, Chicago Papers: William Fierman, Indiana U "Identity Construction in Kazakstan" Toivo U. Raun, Indiana U "Identity Construction in Estonia" Azade-Ayse Rorlich, U of Southern Calif "Identity Construction in Tatarstan" Discussant(s): Teresa Rakowska-Harmstone, Harvard U

15-10 WEST WIND BLOWS EAST- Juniper

Chair: Gregory Grossman, U of Calif, Berkeley Papers: Andrzej Brzeski, U CA, Davis "Did Sovietology Matter?" Oldrich Kyn, Boston U "Western Economics and Czechoslovak Reform of the Sixties" Vladimir G. Treml, Duke U "Impact of American Sovietology on Soviet Policy Makers" Discussant(s): Richard E. Ericson, Harriman Inst, Columbia U Kazimierz Z. Poznanski, U of Washington

15-11 PRIVATIZATION AND RESTRUCTURING IN Ex-YUGOSLAV STATES- Madrona

Chair: Josef Charles Brada, Arizona State U Papers: Vojmir Franicevic, U of Zagreb (Croatia) ''Privatization in Croatia" Evan Kraft, Natl Bank of Croatia "Bank Restructuring and Privatization in Slovenia, Croatia and Macedonia" Milica Uvalic, Universita degli studi de Perugia "Progress With Privatization in FR Yugoslavia" Discussant(s): Milan Vodopivec, Center for Entrepreneurship (Slovenia)

96 Sunday • November 23 • 10:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.

15-12 POLAND'S MULTIPLE MODERNITIES- (ROUNDTABLE)­ Suite 416

Chair: Keely Stauter-Halsted, Michigan State U Participants: Robert Blobaum, West Virginia U Stephen D. Corrsin, Columbia U Michael David Kennedy, U of Michigan Brian A. Porter, U of Michigan Andrzej Walicki, U of Notre Dame

15-13 FACES OF "EuROPE": EAsT CENTRAL EuROPEAN ENCOUNTERS WITH EUROPE FROM INCIPIENT STATEHOOD TO POST-COLD WAR TRANSFORMATION- Suite 418

Chair: Hugh L. Agnew, George Washington U Papers: Loyal Cowles, U of Illinois- Urbana "Elusive Allies, Diffusive Adversaries: The Instability of Czech 'Diplomatic' Perception in Response to German Unification, 1866-1879" Carol Skalnik Leff, U of Illinois . "'Joining Europe' in the 1990s: The Central European Politics of Eligibility for NATO and the European Union" Ellen L. Paul, U of Kansas "Reactions in Poland and Czechoslovakia to the Decision to Divide Teschen, 1920" Discussant(s): James W .. Peterson, Valdosta State U

15-14 CHINESE INFLUENCE ON SoviET FoREIGN Poucv IN THE KHRUSHCHEV PERIOD: NEW ARCHIVAL EVIDENCE -Suite 424

Chair: Kathryn Weathersby, Independent Scholar Papers: Leszek Gluchowski, CREES, U of Toronto "Khrushchev, Mao Zedong, Gomulka, and the Soviet-Polish Confrontation of 1956" Hope M. Harrison, Lafayette College "Chinese Influence on Soviet-East German Relations During the Berlin Crisis, 1958-1961" Timothy Naftali, Yale U "China and Khrushchev's Embrace of Fidel Castro" Discussant(s): Vladislav Zubok, Nat! Security Archive

97 Sunday • November 23 • 10:15 a.m. -12:15 p.m.

15-15 CoNTEMPORARY RussiAN DETECTIVE FICTION - (RouNDTABLE)- Suite 428

Chair: Richard C. Borden, Independent Scholar Participants: Nadezhda Azhgikhina, Nezavisimaya gazeta Natalia B. Ivanova, Journal Znamya Catharine Theimer Nepomnyashchy, Barnard College Anthony Olcott, Colgate U Kirill Razlogov, Russian Inst for Cultural Rsch

15-16 THE DESTRUCTION OF MYTH AND MYTHOLOGY IN RUSSIAN LITERATURE- Suite 426

Chair: Julian W. Connolly, U ofVirginia Papers: Gary Browning, Brigham Young U "Anna Karenina's Circle Attraction: The Myth'in Dreams" Julia Nemirovskaya, Brigham Young U "Fallen Angels: The Destruction of Myth in Venedikt Erofeev and Milan Kundera's Work" Leslie O'Bell, U of Texas, Austin "The Myth of Creation and the Myth of Destruction in Pushkin's 'Bronze Horseman"' Discussant(s): Ilia Kutik, Northwestern U

15-17 RusSIA IN AsiA: THE CASE OF HARBIN - Poplar

Chair: David Wolff, Princeton U Papers: Jonathan Bone, U of Chicago "Harbin and the Soviet-Japanese Struggle for Manchurian Exports, 1925-193 5" James H. Carter, Yale U "'A Chinese Place': Chinese Efforts to Claim Harbin, 1921-29" Thomas Lahusen, Duke U "Mythologies of the Russian Harbin: The Postcolonial Perspective" Discussant(s): Elizabeth Wishnick, Barnard College

15-18 SPECTACLE AND SPECTATOR IN STALIN's RussiA: CuLTURE, POLITICS AND IDEOLOGY - Suite 412 Chair: John McCannon, Norwich U

98 Sunday~ November 23 • 10:15 a.m.- 12:15 p.m.

Papers: Barbara Keys, Harvard U "Soviet Culture and Ideology in the International Arena: The Case of Workers' Sports" Scott W. Palmer, U of Illinois, Urbana "Aviation and Cinema in Stalin's Russia: Conformity, Collective, and the Cultural Revolution" JeffVeidlinger, Georgetown U "Klezmer and the Kremlin" Discussant(s): John Bushnell, Northwestern U

15-19 "YunoFOBIA" AND "YunOFILIA" IN RussiAN-JEwisH CULTURE AT THE TURN OF THE CENTURY- Suite 420

Chair: John Ellis Bowlt, U of Southern California Papers: Musya Giants, Harvard tJ "Mark Antokolskii: His Defenders and Enemies" Susan T. Goodman, Jewish Museum "The Anatomy of an Exhibition" Brian Horowitz, U of Nebraska "Once a Jew, Always a Jew: Aron Shteinberg and Russian Culture" Discussant(s): Vassili Schedrin, Brandeis U

15-20 THE ALCHEMY OF TRANSLATION- Suite 422 Chair: Gene Barabtarlo, U of Missouri Papers: Donna M. Farina, Drew U "Translational Equivalence and the Bilingual Dictionary" Maria Rubins, Brown U "Theophile Gautier in Translations of Russian Acmeists" Margareta 0. Thompson "The Journey from Text to Translation: Kuraev and Tvardovskii" Discussant(s): Robert Bird, Yale U Richard V. Tempest, U of Illinois, Champaign- Urbana

15-21 BIBLICAL SuBTEXTS IN RusSIAN LITERATURE- Suite 430 Papers: Vladimir Golstein, Yale U "Parables to the Blind: Pushkin's 'The Queen of Spades' and the New Testament" Olga Meerson, Georgetown U "Irreverent Discourse in Dostoevsky's Biblical and Liturgical Subtexts"

99 Sunday • November 23 • 12:30-2:30 p.m.

Mark Swift, U of Auckland (New Zealand) "The Gospel, The Fall, and Demonology in Chekhov's 'In Exile'" Discussant(s): Irene Masing-Delic, Ohio State U

15-22 TEACHING EAST EUROPEAN WOMEN'S HisTORY­ (RouNDTABLE) - Boardroom

Chair: Alice Freifeld, U of FL Participants: Catherine Albrecht, U of Baltimore Maria Bucur, Indiana U Katherine R. Jolluck, U ofN Carolina, Chapel Hill Padraic Kenney, U of Colorado

SESSION 16 StNDA \ 12:30-2:30 P.i\1. MEETING{s): Western Slavic Assocation- Poplar

16-01 FREEDOM oF THE PREss IN PosT-COMMUNIST STATES­ Metropolitan Ballroom

Chair: Piotr Dutkiewicz, Carleton U, Ottawa Papers: Laura Belin, Radio Free Europe I Radio Liberty "The Politicization and Self-Censorship of the Russian Media" Dejan Guzina, Carleton U, Ottawa '"New' Yugoslavia and the Freedom of the Press" Marek Karp, Centre for Eastern Studies "The Struggle for Freedom of Expression in Belarus" Discussant(s): Joanna Poznanska, Seattle Pacific U

16-02 ANALYZING ATTITUDES IN THE RAPIDLY CHANGING SOCIETIES OF EASTERN EUROPE AND THE FORMER SOVIET UNION- (RoUNDTABLE)- Cirrus Participants: Daniel G. Abele, Canadian Embassy Jeffrey William Hahn, Villanova U Mary Mcintosh, US Information Agency Arthur H. Miller, U of Iowa Stephen White, U of Glasgow

100 Sundf!Y • November 23 • 12:30- 2:30p.m.

16-03 CHANGING PoLITICAL INSTITUTIONs IN PosT-COMMUNIST SociETIES - West Ballroom A

Chair: Karen Dawisha, U of Maryland Papers: Steve Guenther, The Johns Hopkins U "Civilizing the Military: Institutional Reforms in Post­ Communist Societies" GriffHathaway, Towson U "Presidentialism and Transition in Comparative Perspective" Jonathan Olsen, U of Wisconsin - Parks ide "Germany's PDS: A Post-Communist Communist Party" Discussant(s): Patrick Michael Turner, U of Maryland

16-04 FROM COMMUNISM TO ?: DEMOCRACY IN THE MAKING IN THE SouTH SLAV STATES- West Ballroom B

Chair: Dennison Rusinow, U of Pittsburgh Papers: Obrad Kesic, IREX "The Republika Srpska and the Evolution of Joint Institutions in Bosnia-Herzegovina" · Zarana Papic, U of Belgrade "Women's Strategies of Civic Resistance in Serbia: A Contribution to Feeble Democracy in the Making" Dijana Maria Plestina, College of Wooster "Democratic Institution-Building in a Malfunctioning Society: Croatia in the 1990's" Discussant(s): Zachary T. Irwin, Pennsylvania State U, Erie

16-05 Is THERE STILL AN "EASTERN EuROPE"?- (RouNDTABLE)­ Aspen

Chair: Melvin Croan, U of Wisconsin, Madison Participants: Daniel Chirot, U of Washington Jan T. Gross, New York U Norman Naimark, Stanford U Maria Todorova, U of Florida Lawrence Wolff, Boston-College

16-06 ISSUES OF STATE-BUILDING IN CENTRAL ASIA­ (RouNDTABLE)- East Ballroom A

Chair: Roger David Kangas, John Hopkins·u Participants: Henry E. Hale, Harvard U Pauline Jones Luong, Harvard U

101 Sunday • November 23 • 12:30- 2:30p.m.

Eric L. Taylor, U of Mississippi Erika Weinthal, Columbia U

16-07 ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVISM AND POLICY IN RUSSIA AND THE NEWLY INDEPENDENT STATES- East Ballroom B

Chair: Demosthenes James Peterson, RAND Corp Papers: Robert G. Darst, U of Oregon "Smokestack Diplomacy: The Manipulation of Environmental Threats in Contemporary East-West Politics" Jane I. Dawson, U of Oregon "Environmental Politics in Multi-Ethnic Societies: Balancing the Imperatives of Environment and Ethnicity in the Newly Independent States" Laura A. Henry, U of Calif, Berkeley "After the Wave: Environmental Movements in the Post­ Communist Setting" Discussant(s): Edward K. Snajdr, UofPittsburgh

16-08 TEACHING BusiNESS LANGUAGES - Cedar

Chair: Iryna Koropenko, U of Toronto Papers: Patricia Huddleston, Michigan State U "Lost in the Translation: How Well Does English Business Language Translate Into Russian and Polish?" Ludmilla L. Litus, Michigan State U "Business Language: Integrating Theory and Practice" Galina Timofeeva, Inlingua School of Languages, Virginia "Teaching Russian Business Language to English-Speaking Students: Some Theoretical Fundamentals and Principles"

16-09 LANGUAGE, CuLTURE AND ANXIETY: NEw PEOPLE, NEw VOICES~ 1910-1936- Douglas Chair: Glennys Young, U of Washington Papers: Anne Gorsuch, U of British Columbia "Discourses of Delinquency: Hooliganism, Suicide and the End ofNEP" Lewis H. Siegelbaum, Michigan State U "Dear Comrade: We Have Many Needs: Soviet Rural 'Notables' in the Mid-1930s" Mark D. Steinberg, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign "The Troubled Imagination of the Proletarian Poet" Discussant(s): Susan Larsen, UC San Diego 102 Sunday • November 23 •12:30- 2:30p.m.

16-10 LAND REFORM IN RussiA: PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS - Juniper

Chair: Alfred B. Evans, California State U, Fresno Papers: David J. O'Brien, U of Missouri "Differences in Household Land Use in Russia: Survey Data from 3 Russian Oblasts, 1991-1997" David Sedik, USDA "Land Reform and Farm Restructuring in Russia" Stephen W egren, Southern Methodist U "Models of Land Reform and the Russian Experience" Discussant(s): David Macey, Middlebury College Stefan Zhurek, Harvard U

16-11 INTERNAL FACTORS IN UKRAINE's DEVELOPMENT- Madrona

1 Chair: Margarita Mercedes Balmaceda, Harvard U Papers: Hugh Hinton, U of Toledo "Budget Reform and Institutional Development in Ukraine" John L. Mikesell, Indiana U "Ukrainian Taxes, Investment, and Economic Growth" Discussant(s): Igor Shpak, Ukrainian Ministry of Finance Ellie Valentine, Indiana U

16-12 PosT-COMMUNIST CIVIL-MILITARY RELATIONs: RussiA, PoLAND, THE CzECH REPUBLIC - Suite 416

Chair: Charles F. Elliott, George Washington U Papers: Victor Gobarev, George Washington U "Russian Civil-Military Relations" Teresa Rakowska-Harmstone, Harvard U "Polish Civil-Military Relations" MarybethPeterson Ulrich, US Air Force Academy "Czech Civil-Military Relations" Discussant(s): Dale R. Herspring, Kansas State U

16-13 THE AFTERMATH OF WoRLD WAR II IN HuNGARY­ Suite 418

Chair: Tom Sakmyster, U of Cincinnati Papers: Istvan Deak, Columbia U "Repression or Retribution: The War Crimes Trials in Post­ World War II Hungary"

103 Sunday • November 23 • 12:30- 2:30p.m.

Judith Fai-Podlipnik, Southeastern Louisiana U "Hungarian Emigres and the New Regime in Hungary, 1945-1953" Kumiko Haba, Hosei U (Japan) "Hungary and the Origins of the Cold War" Discussant(s): Peter Pastor, Montclair State U

16-14 CITIZENSHIP AND NATIONAL IDENTITY IN UKRAINE: COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES- Suite 424 (Sponsored by the AmeJican Association for Ukrainian Studies)

Papers: Anna Procyk, City U ofNew York "Concept of Nationality in Transitional Societies: Comparative Perspective" Alex Tsiovkh, U of Kansas "National Identity and Its Meaning in Present Day Ukraine" Discussant(s): Lubomyr A. Hajda, Harvard U Serhii Plokhy, Canadian Inst of Ukrainian Studies

16-15 U.S. MEDIA PERCEPTIONS OF CRISES IN CzECHOSLOVAK HISTORY - Suite 428 (Sponsored by the Czechoslovak History Conference) Chair: James Felak, U of Washington Papers: Gregory C. Ference, Salisbury State U "Media Perceptions of the 1938 Munich Crisis" A. Paul Kubricht, Letourneau U "Reporting the Cold War: The American Media's Depiction of the 1948 Communist Takeover of Czechoslovakia" James W. Peterson, Valdosta State U "U.S. Media and the Communist Collapse: 1968 and 1989" Discussant(s): Owen V. Johnson, Indiana U

16-16 AT THE INTERSECTION OF LITERATURE AND LIFE - Suite 426

Chair: Jason Pontius, U of Chicago Papers: Sarah Krive Grieve, U of Chicago "Living Through Akhmatova: Poetic Citation and the Making of Self' Jennifer Rayport Rabodzeenko, U of Chicago "Conjuring Elsewheres Through Language, Literature, and Self-Image at St. Petersburg Youth 'Tusovki' (hanging-out sessions), 1994-95"

104 Sunday • November 23 • 12:30- 2:30p.m.

Malynne M. Sternstein, U of Chicago "Russian Avant-Garde Poetry and Intermedia" Discussant(s): Dale T. Pesmen, U of Chicago

16-18 RITUAL AND PowER: PuBLIC CEREMONIES IN THE CzEcH LANDS FROM IIAIJSBURGS TO CoMMUNISTS - Suite 412

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Abrams, Bradley F., 5-18 Banerjee, Maria Nemcova, 3-16, 5-03 Acheson, Julianna, 9-11 Banjanin, Milica, 2-16, 16-21 Adamo vic, Svetlana, 12-10 Barabtarlo, Gennady Alexis, 15-20 Adamovich, Ljubisa (Stevan), 12-10 Barany, George, 1-15 Agnew, Hugh LeCaine, 15-13, 16-18 Barany, Zoltan, 1-10 Aissing, Alena, 2-02 Barisitz, Stephan, 8-09 Ajani, Gianinaria, 5-07 Barnes, Andrew Scott, 6-07 Akaha, Tsuneo, 2-03 Barry, Donald D., 5-07, 10-07 Albahari, David, 12-05 Barta, Peter I., 15-05, 16-21 Albrecht, Catherine, 15-22, 16-18 Bartle, John, 9-15 Alexander, James, 9-08 Baslyk, Valentina, 14-11 Alexander, June Granatir, 13-17 Basom, Ann Marie, 15-02 Alexandrov, Daniel Alexander, 4-18 Batalden, Stephen Kalmar, 11-19 Alexandrov, Vladimir E., 12-14 Bath, C. Richard, 11-03 Alexopoulos, Golfo, 1-12, 7-15 Baylis, Thomas Arthur, 7-02 Allen, Robert C., 1-11 Bazyler, Michael J., 8-15 Altshuller, Mark G., 6-22 Beaudoin, Luc Jean, 12-19 Ambros, Veronika, 2-22, 10-06 Becker, Seymour, 3-18, 6-08 Ament, Suzanne Elizabeth, 9-17 Beilock, Richard, 3-03 Anderson, David George, 12-08 Belin, Laura Ruth, 8-15, 16-01 Anderson, Gordon Bruce, 10-02 Belkindas, Misha V~, 11-10, 14-10 Andrews, James Thomas, 4-18 Benderly, Jill, 14-12 Anemone, Tony, 10-i4, 11-12 Beraha,Laura, 14-11 Any, Carol J., 1-16, 8-22' Berard, Ewa, 5-13 Appel, Hilary, 1-08 Berkhoff, Karel Cornelis, 4-11 Arant, Patricia, 6-06 Bermel, Neil, 2-05, 3-04 Are!, Dominique, 3-23, 9-01 Bernstein, Frances Lee, 11-20 Are!, Maria Salomon, 5-17 Bernstein, Lina, 10-20 Arnett, Robert Lee, 14-04 Bernstein, Lisbeth Tarlow, 2-03 Aronson, Howard I., 4-22 Biberaj, Elez, 12-01 Atwell, Catherine, 7-17 Bidlack, Richard H., 11-17 Augustinos, Gerasimos, 9-09 Biggins, Michael Edward, 1-02, 7-01 Avins, Carol J., 9-20 Binder, David, 15-03 Azhgikhina, Nadezhda, 15-15 Bingen, Dieter, 11-03 Azizian, Rouben, 9-03 Bird, Robert, 15-20 Bahry, Donna, 3-08 Birnbaum, David Jonathan, 3-02 Bailey, James 0., 1-05, 6-20 Black, T. Clayton, 11-17 Bak, Dmitri, 1-20, 16-22 Blank, Stephen Jerome, 5-04, 14-04 Baker, Mark, 7-14 Blitstein, Peter A., 8-08 Bakich, Olga, 16-19 Blobaum, Robert Edward, 15-12 Balina, Marina, 2-20, 15-05 Bobroff, Ronald, 6-12 Balmaceda, Margarita Mercedes, 12-03, Bobrova, Anna, 14-15 16-11 Bodea, Cornelia, 10-09 Balzer, Harley D., 12-17 Bokovoy, Melissa Katherine, 8-01

149 Bombelles, Joseph T., 10-12 Cannon, Angela, 14-06 Bond, Andrew Roy, 12-08 Carlson, MariaM., 2-19, 9-19 Bone, Jonathan A., 14-14, 15-17 • Camicke, Sharon Marie, 2-21 Boniece, Sally Anne, 7-08 Carpenter, Bogdana Maria, 10-04, 13-05 Borden, Richard Chandler, 15-15 Carras, Darla B., 2-01 Borenstein, Eliot, 14-11 Carter, James H., 15-17 Bomstein, Morris, 1-11, 5-10 Cassedy, Steven, 12-14 Bosak, Edita, 11-06, 12-12 Channon, Robert, 4-04 Bosnitch, Sava D., 10-21 Chapple, Richard Lynn, 11-22 Bossen, Ann L., 15-02 Chaput, Patricia R., 2-05, 14-15 Boyle, Eloise M., 9-14, 14-15 Chase, William J., 6-11, 11-17 Boym, Svetlana, 4-19, 14-01 Chaszar, Edward, 9-04 Braden, Kathleen Elizabeth, 13-08 Chernetsky, Vitaly A., 6-19, 9-22 Bradley, Joseph C., 6-05 Chester, Pamela Grace Arline, 5-15 Bradshaw, Michael J., 10-08 Chiasson, Blaine Roland, 16-19 Braeman, John, 9-13 Chinn, Jeff, 2-09 Brandenberger, David, 8-08 Chirot, Daniel, 12-02, 16-05 Branson, Stephanie, 12-15 Choldin, Marianna Tax, 10-19 Brasfield, James, 4-01 Chotiner, Barbara Ann, 2-08 Breko, Hana, 7-22 Chrissidis, Nikolaos Aristides, 5-17 Breslauer, George William, 7-03, 11-01 Christensen, Jill L., 12-06 Breyfogle, Nicholas, 7-17 Christensen, Paul Thomas, 15-04 Brintlinger, Angela, 6-06, 14-21 Chulos, Chris J., 7-17 Brooks, E. Willis, 2-02 Chun, Hongchan, 1-03 Brovkin, Vladimir N., 12-07 Church, Kenneth Wayne, 4-17 Brower, Daniel R., 3-21, 9-12 Cienciala, Anna M., 13-03 Brown, Annette Nicole, 6-18 Ciepiela, Catherine Ann, 14-21 Brown, Archibald Haworth, 3-06 Clark, Katerina, 5-13, 8-05 Brown, Keith S., 2-23 Clark, Rhonda Lebedev, 4-13 Browne, Dennis Ralph, 9-21 Clark, Terry D., 1-09 Browning, Gary, 15-16 Clarke, Douglas, I 0-03 Bruess, Gregory Lynn, 7-17 Clay, Catherine Black, 9-12 Brumfield, William Craft, 11-19 Clay, J. Eugene, 7-18 Bucher, Greta Louise, 12-21 Clem, Ralph Scott, 10-08 Buckler, Julie A., 5-13 Clement, Peter Albert, 9-03 Bucur, Maria, 15-22 Clement, Sophia, 9-01 Bufon, Milan, 4-15 Clements, Barbara Evans, 4-20, 12-21 Bugge, Peter, 3-05, 5-18 Clifford, Lawrence X., 2-18 Burbank, Jane Richardson, 4-11, 7-19 Clowes, Edith W., 12-17 Burger, Robert Harold, 2-02 Coe, Steven R., 10-19 Burgin, Diana Lewis, 5-15 Cohen, Ariel, 12-04 Burkhart, Dagmar, 5-22 Cohen, Shari Jill, 8-04 Bums, Katherine Georgina, 2-03 Coleman, Heather J., 5-09 Burton, Chris, 7-19 Comer, William J., 7-18, 9-19 Bushnell, John Starkes, 15-18 Comins-Richmond, Walter G., 6-21 Buyakov, Aleksei, 14-14 Candee, Nancy Patricia, 9-14, 16-22 Byrd, Charles Logan, 9-15 Connelly, John F., 5-18 Calic, Marie-Janine, 9-05 Connolly, Julian Welch, 15-16

150 Connor, Walter Downing, 5-01, 11-02 Dobrenko, Evgeny A., 2-20 Conrad, Joseph L., 11-22 Dodd, Charles K., 13-08 Conroy, Mary Schaeffer, 6-15, 10-16 Dolgopolov, Gregory, 5-05 Consey, Eileen Patricia, 4-18 Dolgova, Irina, 5-14, 12-18 Cook, Linda Jean, 11-07 Donia, Robert J., 9-05 Cooper, Jr., Henry R., 2-23, 7-06 Douglas, Charlotte, 4-14 Corney, Frederick Charles, 14-18 Driscoll, James Stephen, 12~19 Corrsin, Stephen David, 7-01, 15-12 Drnovsek, Marjan, 13-17 Costanzo, Susan E., 2-13 Druzhnikov, Yuri, 6-22 Cowles, Loyal D., 15-13 Dryzhakova"Altshuller, Elena, 6-22 Crayne, Janet Irene, 1-02, 5-02 DuBois, Thomas A., 5-19 Crnkovic, Gordana, 10-01, 12-05 Duffy, Diane M., 15-02 Croan, Melvin, 8-20, 16-05 Duke, Steven Taylor, 10-15 Croucher, Murlin, 3-02 Dunlop, John.Barrett, 4-06 Crowe, David M., 1-10 Dunning, Chester S. L., 11-16 Crowther, William Earl, 2-09 Durkin, Andrew Robert, 12-11, 14-05 . Crummey, Robert Owen, 5-17, 13-22 Duzs, Elena, 14-21 Cummins, George M., 3-04 Dyer, Donald Leroy, 4-22, 9-07 Curry, Jane Leftwich, 1-01, 7-02 Dziwirek, Katarzyna Anna, 12-06 Curtis, James M., 11-19, 12-11 Eakin, Anne Q., 10-23 Czajkowska, Beata Barbara, 13-02 Earle, John, 5-10 D' Anieri, Paul, 2-04 Easter, Gerald M., 2-08 Dakin, Mary I., 13-18 Eekman, Thomas A., 7-06 Danow, David K., 6-04 Efimova, Alia, 4-19 Darst, Robert G., 16-07 Eggers, Susan Beam, 5-12 David-Fox, Katherine, 5-18 J?lias-Bursac, Ellen, 3-22, 12-05 David-Fox, Michael, 8-05 El!eman, Bruce A., 6-03 Davies, Brian L., 7-13 Elliott, Charles Fox, 10-03, 16-12 Davydov, Sergei, 6-22 Ellison, Herbert J., 9-09, Dawisha, Karen L., 7-03, 16-03 Embree, Gregory Joseph, :l-07 Dawson, Jane I., 16-07 ; Emerson, Caryl, 4-16, 9-20 De Lossa, Robert Alfred, 7-04, 9-16 Emmert, Thomas Allan, 10-21 De Sherbinin, Julie Wellwood, 9-15, Engel, Barbara Alpern, 4-13, 6-10 14-13 Engelstein, Laura, 1-12 Deak, Istvan, 11-08, 16-13 English, Elizabeth Cooper, 10-23 Dedaic, Mirjana Nelson, 7-04 Enteen, George M., 8-05 DeDominicis, Benedict Edward, 3-03 Epstein, Mikhail N., 3-20, 6-16 Deichmann, Thomas, 15-03 Epstein, Thomas Ralph, 6-16, 16-22 Dershem, Larry D., 13-18 Ericson, Richard E., 11-01, 15-10 Despalatovic, Marijan, 3-22 Espiritu, Aileen Aseron, 12-08 Dethier, Jean-Jacques, 11-02 Evans, Jr., Alfred Burney, 4-08, 16-10 Dickey, Stephen M., 2-05 Evans-Romaine, Karen, 1-21 Dickinson, Sara, 9-15 Evanson, Robert Kent, 8-20 DiMauro, Giorgio, 12-22 Evdokimova, Svetlana B., 12-11, 14-13 Diment, Galya, 3-12 Everett, William A., 7-22 Djordjevic, Dimitrije, 14-16 Evtuhov, Catherine, 1-17,4-10 Dmytryshyn, Basil, 6-14 Ewing, Tom, 7-19 Dobczansky, Jurij W., 2-01, 5-02 Fai-Podlipnik, Judith, 16-13

151 Fajfer, Luba, 12-03 Garza, Thomas J., 9- I 4 Falk, Barbara Joy, 14-03 Gasparov, Boris, 4-I6 Falkowska, Janina, I-06 Gasperetti, David Wayne, 4-09, I6-20 Fanger, Donald L., 4-09, 5-13 Gatto, Katherine M., I I-06 Farina, Donna Marie, 3-13, I 5-20 Genis, Alexander A., 2-I5, 6-I6 Farley, Brigit A., 9-13 Geraci, Robert P., 4-10 Farlow, Robert L., 10-I6 Gerassimov, Ilia Vladimirovich, 3-18 Farnsworth, Beatrice Brodsky, 2-13 Gerner, Kristian, 3-I I Farris, June Pachuta, 7-0I Gheith, Jehanne M., 5-15, 7-05 Feinberg, Melissa Dawn, I I-13 Gilmour, Julie Frances, 5-I2 Felak, James Ramon, I-I 5, I 6-I 5 Ginsburgs, George, I 0-07 Ferder, Leon, 2-01 Giants, Musya, I 5-I9 Ference, Gregory C., 10-02, I6-I5 Glatfelter, Ralph Edward, I6-I9 Feshbach, Murray, 8-13, 12-08 Gleason, Joyce Peckham, 4-0I Field, Deborah, 11-I8 Gleason, William Ewing, 4-0I, 6-15 Field, Mark G., I-07, 8-I3 Gluchowski, Leszek Wlodzimierz, I5-I4 Fierman, William, I5-09 Goldblatt, Harvey, I-I4 Figa, Jozef, 8-0I Goldfarb, David Anthony, I2-22 Fink, Hilary L., 1I-14 Goldfrank, David Maurice, 2-I4, 7-12 Finke, Michael C., 9-15, 14-13 Goldman, Wendy Zeva, 3-09, 4-20 Finn, Viktoria Herson, 12~06 Goldt, Rainer, 2-19 Fischer, Bernd J., I2-0 I Golstein, Vladimir B., 3-15, 15-21 Fish, M Steven, I-08, 7-03 Goodman, Melvin Allan, 6-09, 9-03 Fitzpatrick, Sheila, 7-15, 8-05 Goodman, Susan T., 15-I9 Flath, Carol Apollonio,. I2-II Goodson, III, William H., 8-13 Flier, Michael S., 13-22 Gordon, Claire, 3-06 Florescu, Radu R., 10-09 Gorham, Michael Scott, 2-20 Foglesong, Todd S., 2-04, 10-07 Gorsuch, Anne E., 5-I2, 16-09 Forbes Manz, Beatrice, 2-I4 Gorup, Radmila J., 5-22, I5-06 Forrester, Sibelan E. S., 5-I5, 10-01 Gose, Mark N., I5-07 Foshko, Natalie, 14-20 Goulding, Daniel J., 6-0I Foster, Jr., John Burt, I2-14 Gow, James, 9-05, 10-03 Frank, Allen J., 10-I 5 Graber, DavidS., 2-2I, 6-02 Frank, Stephen Paul, I-2I, 6-II Grabowski, Tomasz J., I3-02 Freedman, Robert Owen, 6-09 Graney, Katherine, IO-I5 Freeman, Stephen E., 14-04 Granville, Johanna C., 10-10 Freifeld, Alice, I5-22 Greenberg, Marc L., 14-22 Freinkman, Lev M., 9-10 Greenberg, Robert David, 14-06 Frey, Linda S., II-08 Greene, Diana, 7-05 Frick, David Alan, 2-06 Greenhill, Rima, 10-13 Friedberg, Maurice, 6-04 Greenslade, Gertrude Schroeder, l-ll Friedman, Francine, 8-0I, 9-05 Grenier, Svetlana S., 1-13 Friedman, Victor Allen, 2-23 Griffiths, David Mark, 3-07, I2-I6 Frost, Howard Ezra, 13-04 Grimsted, Patricia Kennedy, 14-02 Gagnere, Nathalie Anne, 4-02 Grlic, Rajko, 6-0 I Gantar-Godina, Irena, 2-I2 Grol-Prokopczyk, Regina, 10-04 Garnett, Shennan, 5-04, 9-0I Gross, Jan T., I2-09, 16-05 Garver, Bruce Morton, 16-I8 Grossman, Gregory, I5-IO

I 52 Grossman, Joan, 16-21 Hokanson, Katya Elizabeth, 6-21 Grubb, Susan E.N., 14-12 Holden, Christine, 6-13 Gurevich, Mikhail, 3-19 Holdsworth, Michael Yorke, 11-09 Guzina, Dejan, J 6-01 Holloway, David James, 11-01 Habeck, Mary R., 2-18 Holmes, Larry Eugene, 4-18 Hagemeister, Michael, 2-19, 7-20 Holmgren, Beth C., 10-14, 13-21 Hagenloh, Paul, 3-09 Holquist, Peter Isaac, 5-11, 14-19 Hale, Henry Ewing, 16-06 Hoogenboom, Hilde M., 10-20 Hamm, Michael F., 7-14 Horowitz, Brian J., 15-19 Hammer, Darrell P., 4-06 Hosking, Geoffrey, 4-12, 7-10 Haney, Jack V., 1-14 Hryn, Halyna, 2-22, 6-19 Hanks, Kimberly S., 14-06 Huddleston, Patricia, 16-08 Hanson, Philip, 9-10, 10-08 Hudson, Jr., Hugh D., 7-19 Hanson, Stephen Earl, 2-08, 11-07 Humesky, Assya Alexandra, 6-17, 9-16 Harper, Marcus A. G., 3-03 Hundley, Helen Sharon, 6-05 Harrington, Joseph Francis, 10-09 Hunter, Holland, 1-11 Harris, James R., 6-11 Hurwitz, Ellen S., 6-14 Harrison, Hope M., 15-14 Husband, William Benjamin, 4-13, 12-21 Harry, Elizabeth A., 12-15 Huskey, Eugene E., 4-07 Harsanyi, Nicolae, 1-10, 9-04 Huttenbach, Henry R., 6-04, 7-12 Hart, Carol A., 11-21 Ilnytzkyj, Oleh Stepan, 1-19 Hart, David K., 4-04 Ingemanson, B irgitta Maria, 14-1 7 Hasegawa, Tsuyoshi, 6-10, 7-12 Ingham, Nol1llan W., 13-22 Haselsteiner, Horst, 1-15 Ingram, Anne Marie, 12-18 Hathaway, Griffin Carl, 16-03 Ingrao, Charles William, 12-13 Hauner, Milan L., 13-03 Iofe, Veniamin Viktorovich, 3-13 Hauser, Ewa Krystyna, 13-05 Ioffe, Grigory, 9-08 Hays, Meghan Elizabeth, 1-22 Iordanova, Dina, 1-01, 6-01 Hedda, Jennifer Elaine, 7-18 Irvine, Jill Ann, 4-02 Heingartner, Nancy L., 12-06 Irwin, Zachary, 16-04 Heleniak, Timothy E., 6-18, 11-10 Ishiyama, John Toaru, 2-08 Hellie, Richard, 7-13, 13-22 Israelyan, Victor, 9-03 Hemenway, Elizabeth Jones, 10-23, 14-18 Ivanova, Natalia Borisovna, 11-22, 15-15 Henry, Laura A., 16-07 Ivanova, Olga V., 11-10 Heretz, Leonid, 2-06, 7-17 Ivnitskii, Nikolai A., 5-11 Herrlinger, K. Page, 7-18 Janda, Laura A., 3-04 Herspring, Dale R., 5-01, 16-12 Janecek, Gerald James, 16-22 Hesli, Vicki L., 15-02 Jasiewicz, Krzysztof, 11-02, 13-05 Hessler, Julie, 2-13, 3-09 Javeline, Debra, 2-07 Hickey, Michael C., 6-10, 15-01 Jelavich, Charles, 1-22, 2-12 Hinton, Hugh, 16-11 Jersild, Austin Thomas, 4-17 Hirsch, Francine R., 14-19 Jewsbury, George F., 11-08 Hoch, Steven L., 4-10 Joffe, Muriel, 9-12 Hodge, Thomas Peter, 14-05 Johansson, Rune, 3-11 Hodgson, Peter Calvert Leary, 16-20 Johnson, A. Ross, 1-01 Hoffman, Stefani Hope, 6-09 Johnson, D. Barton (Donald), 3-12 Hoffmann, David Lloyd, 4-20 Johnson, Eric A., 7-01 Hogan, Heather Jeanne, 6-13 Johnson, Juliet, 5-08, 6-07

153 Johnson, Mark Steven, 11-20, 12-20 Knight, Nathaniel, 4-I 7 Johnson, Owen V., 1-01, 16~15 Knox-Voina, Jane E., 10-05, 11-05 Johnson, Vida T., 6-01, 10c05 Kobets, Svetlana, I2-I8 Jolluck, Katherine R., 15-22 Koenig, Dagmar Kotlandova, 5-03 Jones, W. Gareth, 3-07 Koenker, Diane P., 5-09, 6-IO Joseph, Larry P., 2-16 Koester, David Charles, I4-I7 Juviler, Peter Henry, 10-07 Kohut, Zenon E., 2-17 Kachurin, Pamela Jill, 3•21 Kolb, Patricia Ann, II-09, I2-09 Kagan, Olga E., 14-15 Kolchinsky, Irene E., 3-20 Kaiser, Daniel H., 6-14, 13-22 Konecny, Peter Anthony, 2-I3, 5-09 Kalbouss, George, 1-05, 6-06 Kononenko, Natalie, I0-13, I2-I8 Kaminski, Bartlomiej K., 11-10, 14-10 Kontorovich, Vladimir, 9-I 0 Kamoff-Nicolsky, George, 10-03 Korbonski, Andrzej, I2-03 Kanevskaya, Marina, 1-20, 3-20 Koropeckyj, Roman, 1~ I9, 2-06 Kangas, Roger David, 16-06 Korros, Alexa.ndra Shecket, 6-I5 Kapetanic, Davor, 7-06 Koshkarev, Evgeniy, 13-08 Karklins, Rasma, 15-09 Kot, Joanna, 6-02 Karlinsky, Simon, 3•16 Kovarsky, Gina Pacht, l-I3 Karlsson, Klas-Guran, 3-11 Krafcik, Patricia Ann, 9-2I Karriker, Alexandra Heidi, 1-06 Kraft, Evan, 8-I8, I 5-I I Kassof, Allen Howard, 9-02 Kramer, John Martin, I-07 Katalinic, Vjera, 7-22 Kramer, Karl D., I2-I I Katsev, Allison Y., 5-20 Krasnostchekova, Elena Alexander, Kazmer, Daniel R., I-ll 6-22, 7-16 Kelly, Michael R., 5-16 Kresin, Susan C., 9-07 Kelly, T. Mills, 5•18 Kristof, Ladis K. D., I I-03 Kemme, David M., 7-I I Krueger, Gary J., I- I I Kempton, Daniel Robert, 9-08, I 4-09 Krueger, Rita Arlene, I 0-I I Kenney, Padraic Jeremiah, I4-12, I5-22 Krug, Peter, 5-07, 8-I 5 Kerr, Stephen T., I2-20 Kruszewski, Zbigniew Anthony, I I-03, Keys, Barbara J:, I5-18 I2-03 Khakhulina, Ludmila, I3-20 Kruzhkov, Grigory, 7-I6, I4-2I Khan, Halimur R., 6-2I Krylova-Berchidskaia, Anna, 4-II Kharkhordin, Oleg V., 14-0I Krystanovskaia, Olga, 12-I7 Khisamutdinov, Amir, 14-14, I 6-19 Kuboniwa, Masaaki, 2-I I Khrushchev, Sergei N., 5-06 Kubricht, A. Paul, I6-15 Kiebuzinski, Ksenya I., I I -06 Kujala, Antti Veli, 6-I5 Kieval, Hillel J., 16-18 Kulke, Christine A., I 4- I 9 King, Charles E., 2~09, 3-06 Kunicki, Mikolaj, I 4-I 2 King, Jere my R., 10-11, II~ 13 Kustanovich, Konstantin Vulf, I-20, 14-20 Kirkow, Peter, 3-10, 9-10 Kuzes, Irina Y., I2-07, I4-07 Kirschbaum, Stanislav Jozef, I2-12 Kyn, Oldrich, IS-10 Kistler, Robbyn, 9-06 Lacoss, Jeannette, 9-21, I 0-13 Kivelson, Valerie Ann, 2-10, I I-I6 Lahusen, Thomas Christian, 13-2I, 15-I7 Kleimola, Ann M., 7-I3 Lainela, Seija, 8-09 Klemencic, Matjaz, 4-15 Lampe, John R., 2-23, 9-06 Klier, John D., 4-10 Lane, David Stuart, 12-07 Klobucar, Thomas F., 3-08 Lane, Hugo, I 0-0 I

154 Langer, Lawrence Nathan, 2-14 Luong, Pauline Jones, 6-07, 16-06 Langston, J. Keith, 7-04 Luryi, Yuri I., 10-07 Lanin, Boris A., 11-22 Lyandres, Semion, 5-20, 10-17 Lapidus, Gail W., 11-01 Macey, David A. 1., 16-10 Larsen, Susan K., 7-07, 16-09 MacKenzie, David, 14-16 Lasser, Jill E., 12-06 Maggs, Peter B., 5-07 Latham, Judith, 1-10 Magocsi, Paul Robert, 9-04 Latham, Jr., Ernest Hargreaves, 10-09 Majeska, George P., 3-17 Latynski, Maya, 12-02, 13-02 Malle, Silvana, 5-10 Laude-Cirtautas, lise D., 4-21 Mally, Lynn, 8-22,9-17 Law, Alma H., 10-06 Malyakin, Ilya, 5-08 Lazzerini, Edward James, 10-15 Mansour, Lawrence, 9-14 Leafgren, John Robert, 4-22 Marantz, Paul Joseph, 1-03, 6-09 LeBlanc, Ronald Denis, 4-09, 11-14 Marek, Jayne E., 1-06 Leff, Carol Skalnik, 8-02, 15-13 Marker, Gary J., 12-16 Leich, Harold Mciver, 14-02 Marples, David Roger, 12-08 Lemelin, Christopher Woodruff, 3-15 Marsh, Rosalind Judith, 4-11, 15-05 Lenardic, Mira, I 0-12 Martin, Janet L. B., 3-17, 7-13 Lencek, Rado L., 14-22 Martin, Russell Edward, 10-11 Lenhoff, Gail Diane, 7-13 Martin, Terry, 5-11, 8-08 Lenoe, Matthew, 10-19 Marullo, Thomas Gaitan, 14-05 Leslie, Thyra, 4-04 Masing-Delic, Irene Ingeborg, 5-16, 15-21 Levin, Eve, 1-14, 3-17 Mason, David Stewart, 13-20, 14-07 Levitt, Marcus C., 8-22, 12-16 May, Rachel, 14-05 Liber, George Orest, 7-21 Mayers, David A., 5-01 Lieven, Dominic, 6-08 McCannon, John, 5-12, 15-18 Lilly, CarolS., 8-01 McCausland, Gerald M., 7-07 Lilly, Ian Kenneth, 6-20 McClain, Katia, 4-22, 7-04 Lincoln, W. Bruce, 5-21 McErlean, John M. P., 6-08 Linden, Ronald Haly, 3-03, 9-06 McKee, W. Arthur, 15-01 Lindsey, Byron, 6-21, 15-05 McReynolds, Louise, 6-13 Linz, Susan J., 7-11 McReynolds, Susan Coutant, 11-15 Lipovetsky, Mark N., 2-15, 16-22 Meerson, Olga, 1-13, 15-21 Listengarten, Julia, 6-17 Mego, Paul Anthony, 8-02 Litus, Ludmilla L., 16-08 Melancon, Michael Stanford, 4-05, 7-08 Litwack, John, 5-10 Menashe, Louis, 6-01, 11-12 Livezeanu, Irina, 1-22 Mendeloff, David, 8-04 Loe, M. Louise, 14-17 Mentzel, Peter Carl, 1-15, 12-13 Lohr, Eric, 4-12 Merritt, Martha Louise, 3-06 Lorkovic, Tatjana Bujas, 1-02, 3-22 Merritt, Steven, 14-14 Loseff, Lev Lifschutz, 2-15 Meyer, Peggy Falkenheim, 1-03, 13-07 Love, Gordon Jeffrey, 3-15 Micgiel, John Stanley, 4-03, 11-02 Lozar, Tom, 11-04 Michels, Georg Bernhard, 2-10 Lubin, Nancy, 12-04 Michelson, Paul Edwin, l 0-09 Ludanyi, Andrew, 9-04 Mickiewicz, Ellen, 8-15 Ludwig, Jonathan Z., 4-04 Mikhaleva, Vera, 2-18 Lukes, Igor, 5-01, 13-03 Mikula, Susan Maria, 9-11, 12-12 Luksic-Hacin, Marina, 13-17 Milicic, Vladimir, 10-22

155 Milivojevic, Dragan D., 10-22 Nickell, WilliamS., 1-16, 8-22 Millar, James R., 7-11, 12-09 Nikolayev, Philip, 11-16 Miller, Arthur H., 3-08, 16-02 Nitzova, Petya, 4-02 Miller, Daniel E., 9-11, 12-12 Noonan, Norma C., 10-16 Miller, David B., 2-10 Nordberg, Marc Anton, 2-04 Miller, Frank J., 2-05 Northrop, Douglas T., 8-08 Miller, Irina A., 3-19, 6-17 Novikov, Tatyana, 14-20 Miller, Laurence Hanson, 7-01 Nowacki, Dawn E., 10-15 Miller, Martin Alan, 11-20 Numano, Mitsuyoshi, 2-15 Miller, Nicholas John, 12-13 Nuriyev, Elkhan, 9-01 Miller, Raymond Harry, 14-22 0 'Bell, Leslie C., 15-16 Miller, Robin Feuer, 1-13, 9-20 O'Brien, David J., 13-18, 16-10 Milman, Nyusya, 1-20 Oagrham, Sonia Ben, 5-04 Mirkovic, Damir, 10-21 Obradovic, Nadezda, 15-06 Mitchneck, Beth Ann, 4-08, 10-08 Okenfuss, Max J., 3-07 Mlikotin-Tomic, Desa, 10-12 Olcott, Anthony C., 15-15 Moeller-Sally, Stephen Craig, 1-16, 3-05 Oles, Brian Thomas, 6-02 Moguilner, Marina Borisovna, 3-18 Olsen, Jonathan, 16-03 Mogul, Jonathan, 1-22 Olson, Laura J., 10-05, 11-05 Mohan, John Michael, 14-20 Orenstein, Mitchell A., 1-08, 11-07 Moltz, James Clay, 1-03, 13-07 Orlovsky, Daniel T., 5-11 Mooney, Susan, 12-19 Orwin, Donna Tussing, 1-13 Moriya, Ai, 2-15 Orzoff, Andrea Robyn, 11-13 Morrison, Simon, 4-16 Osa, Maryjane, 4-02 Morrissey, Susan Katharine, 1-17 Ost, David J., 15-04 Moses, Joel Charles, 4-08 Ostrowski, Donald, 2-14, 11-16 Moss, Kevin Murphy, 9-22, 12-19 Ouimet, Matthew Joseph, 10-10 Munro, George E., 3-07 Owen, Jeanette S., 4-14 Muza, Anna, 10-06 Paces, Cynthia, 11-13, 16-18 Naftali, Timothy J., 15-14 Paczynska, Agnieszka, 13-02 Naiman, Anatoly G., 7-16 Padunov, Vladimir, 5-05, 7-07 Naiman, Eric, 3-12,4-17 Paine, Sarah C. M., 6-03 Naimark, Norman M., 16-05 Paleczny-Zapp, Magda Maria, 10-16 Neary, Rebecca Balmas, 4-20 Palmer, Scott Wayne, 15-18 Nechemias, Carol Ruth, 15-02 Pano, Nicholas C., 12-01 Nedeljkovic, Olga B., 5-22 Park, Lynda Yoon-Sun, 14-17 Nelson, Amy, 9-17 Parrish, Scott D., 4-07 Nelson, Daniel N., 2-23 Parrott, Bruce Bassett, 2-08, 3-23 Nelson, Lynn D., 12-07 Pastor, Peter, 16-13 Nemecek, Maureen J., 1-01,8-15 Pate, Alice K., 10-17 Nemirovskaya, Julia, 15-16 Patterson, David, 6-04 Nepomnyashchy, Catharine Theimer, Patterson, Michelle J., 2-13, 4-14 15-15 Paul, Ellen L., 15-13 Nesbet, Anne, 10-14, 16-21 Pearl, Deborah L., 14-18 Neuberger, Joan, 1-17 Pelech, Orest L., 2-17, 12-16 Neubert, Michael E., 7-01, 10-02 Penner, D'Ann R., 5-11 Newcity, Michael Albert, 1-10 Pesakovic, Gordana, 12-10 Nicholas, Mary A., 3-13 Petersen, Phillip Arthur, 13-04

156 Petersen, Shane C., 14-09 Raleigh, Donald Joseph, 7-08, 13-21 Peterson, James Walter, 15-13, 16-15 Ram, Harsha, 4-17, 8-22 Petrie, Jemeja, 11-04 Ramet, Sabrina Petra, 1-15, 11-08 Petrone, Karen, 5-12, 11-18 Randall, Amy Elise, 4-20 Pfouts, Ralph William, 7 -II Ransel, David L., 6-13 Phillips, Hugh Daniel, 13-03 Rappoport, Philippa, 1-05, 9-21 Phillips, Laura L., I 0-18, 11-18 Raun, Toivo U., 15-09 Phipps, Geraldine Marie, 7-13 Rautava, Jouko, 8-09 Pinnow, Kenneth Martin, 11-20 Rayport-Rabodzeenko, Jennifer S., 16-16 Plaks, Jeff, 5-21 Razlogov, Kirill, 15-15 Plamper, Jan, 3-13 Reban, Milan Jan, 11-03 Platt, Kevin Mercer Forsyth, 11-15, 16-20 Reichman, Henry F., 15-01 Plekhanov, Sergei, 13-07 Remington, Thomas Frederick, 4-07, Plestina, Dijana Maria, 16-04: 11-07 Plokhy, Serhii, 2-17, 16-14 Resler, Tamara J., 1-09, 9-08 Podbolotov, Sergei P., 7-10 Reznikova, Irina, 3-13 Poe, Marshall T., 6-14,7-15 Rhine, Marjorie E., 5-03 Polak, Suzanne T., 12-12 Richardson, William Harrison, 14-14 Polansky, Patricia, 16-19 Richtmyer, David L., 5-02 Pomar, Mark G., 1-01 Ringold, Dena, 14-10 Pontius, Jason, 16-16 Rischi~, Ruth Solomon, 3-16 Poole, Randall Allen, 7-20 Robertson, Ann Elizabeth, 14-09 Popkin, Cathy Lynn, 14-13 Robertson, Lawrence R., 3-10 Popovic, Tomislav, 12-10 Robey, Judith Louise, 11-05 Popovich, Ljubica Dragana, 10-22 Robson, Roy Raymond, 7-17, 12-21 Popovich, Thomas S., 10-21 Roeder, Philip G., 6-07 Porter, Brian Allen, 15-12 Roll, Serafima, 11-05 Porter, Thomas Earl, 6-15 Ro Hand, Peter A., 1-14 Portuges, Catherine E., 5-05, 10-01 Rollberg, Peter, 2-19 Powell, David Edward, 1-07, 8-13 Romanov, Artemi, 11-21 Powelstock, David, 6-20 Rondestvedt, Karen Anne, 2-02, 3-02 Poznanska, Joanna, 16-01 Ronen, Omry, 1-21 Pratt, Sarah, 3-15, 10-20 Roper, Steven D., 2-09 Presto, Jenifer M., 10-20 Rorlich, Azade-Ayse, 15-09 Pretty, Dave, 4-05, 15-01 Rosefielde, StevenS., 7-11 Priestly, Tom M.S., 11-04, 14-22 Rosenberg, William G., 4-05, 5-09 Prize!, Ilya, 12-02 Rosengrant, Sandra F., 9-14 Procyk, Anna M., 16-14 Rosenthal, Bernice Glatzer, 7-20 Prokhorov, Alexander V., 1-06, 10-05 Rosenthal, Charlotte Joy, 14-11, 15-05 Prokhorova, Elena V., 5-05 Rothstein, Hal ina, I 0-13 Pruett, Lilian P., 7-22 Rothstein, Robert Allen, 9-21, 12-18 Pryde, Philip Rust, 13-08 Rouhier-Willoughby, Jeanmarie, 1-05 Rabinowitch, Alexander, 7-08 Rowland, Daniel B., 6-14, 11-16 Rabinowitch, Janet, 11-09 Rowland, Richard Hugh, I 0-08 Radovich, Milan M., 1-02 Rozman, Gilbert, 1-03 Ragsdale, Jr., Hugh A., 13-03 Ruane, Christine, 11-18 Rakic, Bogdan, 7-06, 15-06 Rubins, Maria, 15-20 Rakowska-Harmstone, Teresa, 15-09, Ruble, Blair Aldridge, 12-07 16-12 157 Rudin, Catherine, 4-22 Shenfield, Stephen David, 3-23 Rudnytzky, Leonid D., 9-16 Shengold, David Lionel, 3-16, 4-16 Rudolph, Richard L., 12-13 Sherman, Heidi M., 3-17 Rudova, Larissa V., 2-20 Shkandrij, Myroslaw, 7-21 Rueschemeyer, Marilyn R., 11-07 Shlapentokh, Dmitry V., 7-20 Rupel, Dimitrij, 2-12 Shlapentokh, Vladimir E., 5-06 Rusinow, Dennison 1., 9-05, 16-04 Shmelev, Anatol Vsevolod, 6-12 Rutland, Peter, 3-23, 5-08 Shneer, David, 15-01 Ryan-Hayes, Karen Lee, 14-11 Shostak, Natalia, 6-19 Ryavec, Karl W., 2-12 Shrayer, Maxim D., 9-20 Ryfa, Juras T., 6-02, 12-22 Sidorenko-Stephenson, Svetlana, 14-07 Sabo, Gerald John, 11-06 Siegel, Jennifer, 6-12 Sagaidak,Julia V., 4-14 Siegelbaum, Lewis Henry, 4-12, 16"09 Saivetz, Carol R., 6-09 Siehl, Elke, 3-10 Sakmyster, Thomas L., 16-13 Siemaszkiewicz, Wojciech Jan, 2-01 Sakwa, RichardT., 3-06 Siljak, Ana, 5-20 Samuelson, Lennart, 1-18 Silver, Brian D., 2-07 Sanborn, Joshua A., 4-12 Simmons, Cynthia F., 12-05 Sanders, Thomas, 5-20, 6-05 Singleton, Seth, 9-03 Sandler, Stephanie, 1-16, 10-20 Skaggs, Philip Curtis, 10-17 Sanko, Helene Nadia, 11-06 Slater, Wendy N., 4-06 Sargeant, Lynn M., 9-17 Slepyan, Kenneth D., 4-11 Sargent, Lindsay, 9-20 Slider, Darrell L., 4-08 Satterwhite, James Haywood, 9-04 Slivkin, Yevgeny A., 3-20 Saul, Norman E., 3-14, 9-13 Slocum, John Willard, 9-08, 14-09 Scanlan, James P., 2-19, 7-20 Sluzhevsky, Irina, 7-16 Scaruffi, Ellen Jean, 14-02 Smejkalova, Jirina, 14-12 Schafer, Daniel Evan, 10-15 Smidchens, Guntis, 5-19, 10-01 Schaffner, Bradley Lewis, 10-02 Smith, Douglas Campbell, 5-21 Schamiloglu, Uli, 2-14 Smith, Gordon B., 4-07 Scherr, Barry Paul, 6-20 Smith, Kathleen (Kelly) Elizabeth, 8-04 Schimmelpenninck van der Oye, David Smith, Melissa Trimble, 2-21 Hendrik, 3-21, 14-17 Smith, Steven S., 4-07 Scholl, Tim J., 11-14 Smith, Susannah Lockwood, 9-17 Schrader, Abby M., 1-12, 9-06 Snajdr, Edward K., 8-02, 16-07 Schrand, Thomas G., 11-18 Sohrman, Ingmar, 7-04 Scotto, Peter J., 11-12 Sokol, Elena, 2-22 Sedik, David James, 16-10 Sokoloff, Victor, 9-13 Segall, Helen, 6-04 Solomon, Susan Gross, 13-21 Segbers, Klaus, 3-10 Solomon, Jr., Peter H., 3-09, 6-11 Seifrid, Thomas, 3-12 Spaulding, Amy Caroline, 5-05 Senn, Alfred Erich, 1-09, 7-02 Spektor, Tatiana R., 11-22 Seregny, Scott Joseph, 4-18 Sperling, Valerie Jeanne, 14-07 Shallcross, Bozena Elzbieta, 10-04, 12-22 Spieker, Sven, 4-19, 10-04 Shapovalov, Veronica, 3-13, 9-19 Squier, John Edward, 2-07 Sharlet, Robert, 5-07 Staar, Richard F., 3-14 Shearer, David Randall, 3-09, 7-15 Starr, S. Frederick, 12-04 Shelton, Anita Krystyna, 11-08 Stauter-Halsted, Keely, 1-22, 15-12

158 Stefanowska, Lidia, 2-06 Tillett, Barbara, 5-02 Steinberg, Mark David, 14-18, 16-09 Timberlake, Charles E., 6-15, 7-12 Steindorff, Ludwig, 2-10 Timofeeva, Galina, 16-08 Stenfors, Jenifer L., 5-17 Tirado, Isabel A., 5-09 Stepanskaia, Svetlana, 7-16 Todd, III, William Mills, 1-16, 11-15 Sternstein, Malynne M., 16-16 Todorova, Maria, 9-09, 16-05 Stevens, Mary, 2-01 Tokes, RudolfL., 7-02, 11-02 Stewart, Gwendolyn, 2-03 Tomei, Christine Diana, 7-05 Stoecker, Sally Webb, 1-18 Tomljanovich, Izabella, 3-02 Stokes, Gale, 9-09, 14-12 Toops, Gary H., 9-07 Stone, David Russell, 1-18 Townsend, Charles Edward, 3-04 Strickland, John Douglas, 9-19 Tracy, Lewis Mashburn, 5-16 Struk, Danylo Husar, 1-19 Transchel, Kate, 11-20, 12-21 Stuart, Mary P., 10-02 Treisman, Daniel Simon, 9-10 Subak-Sharpe, Hope, 3-04 Treml, Vladimir G., 11-10, 15-10 Subtelny, Orest, 6-08 Trensky, Paul I., 10-06 Sugar, Peter Frigyes, 7-12, 12-13 Tribble, Keith Owen, 3-19, 6-17 Summer, Susan Cook, 5-02 Trice, Thomas Reed, 10-18 Sumrada, Janez, 4-15 Trigos, Ludmilla A., 5-21 Suny, Ronald Grigor, 7-08,8-08 Troebst, Stefan, 9-02 Surh, Gerald D., 4-05, 10-17 Trojanowska, Tamara, 10-06 Suri, Jeremi Avril, 10-10 Troy, Thomas M., 9-03 Susel, Rudolph Matt, 2-12, 4-15 Trubikhina, Julia Valerievna, 13-21, Suster, Zeljan E., 14-16 14-21 Sutela, Pekka Hannu, 7-11, 8-09 Tsiovkh, Alexander G., 16-14 Svetlik, Ivan, 8-18 Tumarkin, Nina, 8-04 Swartz, Anne, 3-21 Turner, Christopher J., 3-15 Sweet, Denis M., 9-22 Turner, Patrick Michael, 16-03 Swift, MarkS., 15-21 Twigg, Judyth Lynn, 8-13, 14-07 Swoboda, Marina, 1-14 Tworzecki, Hubert, 11-02 Sylvester, RoshannaPatricia, 12-15 Ueda, Masako, 3-04 Tabata, Shinichiro, 2-11 Uldricks, Teddy James, 6-12 Tapp, Linda S., 9-19 Ulrich, Marybeth P., 15-07, 16-12 Taranovski, Theodore, 3-07, 6-05 Umland, Andreas, 4-06 Tarkhova, Nanna S., 2-18 Urban, Michael E., 3-08, 14-01 Tarlinskaya, Marina, 6-20 Urbanic, Allan Joseph, 10-02 Tamawsky, Maxim, 1-19, 7-21 Usitalo, Steven A., 5-17 Taubman, Jane Andelman, 10-05, 11-05 Uvalic, Milica, 15-11 Tavis,AnnaA., 10-16 Vaillant, Janet Green, 12-20 Teague, Elizabeth, 4-08, 5-08 Valentine, Ellie, 16-11 Tempest, SnejanaJane, 5-14, 10-13 Valentino, RussellS., 5-16 Tempska, Urszula, 2-22 Valkenier, Elizabeth Kridl, 3-21 Terry, Sarah Meiklejohn, 8-20, 12-03 Vallance, Brenda J., 15-07 Thompson, Margareta Ortenblad, 15~20 Valliere, Paul Richard, 7-18 Thresher, Klawa N., 14-18 Van Dijk, Rutger, 10-10 Thurston, Patricia Kincaid, 14-02 Veidlinger, Jeff, 15-18 Thyret, Isolde Renate, 2-10 Velikonja, Joseph, 4-15 Tickle, Teresa, 2-02 Velkoff, Victoria Averil, 14-10

159 Vinkovetsky, Ilya, 6-05 Wolchik, Sharon L., 8-20 Vishevsky, Anatoly, 5-14 Wolff, Lawrence, 16-05 Vishnevetsky, Igor Georgievich, 3-20, Wolverton, Lisa A., I 0-11 5-22 Worth, Dean Stoddard, 11-21 Vodopivec, Peter, 2-12 Worthey, Glen, 10-14 Volkov, Vladimir, 14-01 Yanishevsky, Arkady, 2-16 Volkova, Bronislava Veronica, 5-03 Yekelchyk, Serhy, 2-17,7-14 Von Geldem, James Robert, 8-05, I 0-18 Yevsukov, Ludmila S., 5-16, 9-07 Von Hagen, Mark Louis, 4-12, 7-10 Yoder, Jennifer, 13-02 Von Kunes, Karen, 5-03 Yokoyama, Olga Tsuneko, 9-14 Votruba, Martin, 8-02 Young, Glennys J., 1-17, 16-09 Vroon, Ronald William, 1-21 Young, Nicole Louise, 4-13 Vujacic, Veljko Marko, 4-06, 8-04 Yu, Miin-ling L., 6-03 Wachtel, Andrew Baruch, 11-15, 12-05 Yurchak, Alexei, 14-01 Wade, Rex Arvin, 6-10, 7-14 Zalewski, Wojciech, 1-02 Wagner, William Gilson, 6-13 Zander, Ulf, 3-11 Walicki, Andrzej S., 15-12 Zapp, Kenneth Michael, 8-18 Wallach, Ruth, 3-02 Zechenter, Katarzyna, 10-0LI, 12-22 Warshaw, Matthew, 13-18 Zeide, Alia, 3-18 Watts, Larry L., 13-03 Zelnik, Reginald Ely, 10-17 Waugh, Daniel Clarke, 1-17 Zhurek, Stefan, 16-10 Wawruck-Hemmett, Ruth Constance, Ziegler, Charles Edward, 1-03, 13-07 4-14, 10-23 Zimmermann, Gisela, 2-21 Wcislo, Francis William, 6-13 Zirin, Mary Fleming, 7-05 Weathersby, Kathryn, 15-14 Zitnik, Janja, 13-17 Weeks, Laura D., 5-15 Zlotnik, Marc David, 4-08, 5-08 Weeks, Theodore Richard, 4-10 Znayenko, Myroslava Tomorug, 6-19, Wegren, Stephen K., 16-10 9-16 Weiner, Amir, 14-19 Zubok, Vladislav, 10-10, 15-14 Weiner, Douglas R., 7-19 Weinheimer, James Lowell, 2-01 W einthal, Erika, 16-06 Weir, Justin McCabe, 10-01 Weisensel, Peter Roy, 9-12 Werth, Paul William, 1-12, 4-10 West, Eric Stephen, 13-08 West, James Lawrence, 12-17 White, Stephen Leonard, 3-06, 16-02 Whittaker, Cynthia Hyla, 12-16 Widdis, Emma, 7-07, 8-05 Wilcoxson, Elizabeth Jordan, 9-13 Willett, Steven J., 6-20 Wilson, Cheri Charmaine, I 0-23 Windle, Kevin M., 14-05 Winston, Victor Henry, I 1-01 Wirtschafter, Elise Kimerling, 5-21,7-15 Wise, Andrew Kier, 3-18 Wishnick, Elizabeth Anne, 6-03, 15-17 160 INDEX OF ADVERTISERS

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