Association for Slavic, East European, & Eurasian Studies

November 9-12, 2017 Chicago, IL Convention Theme: Transgressions

The 100th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution inspires the 2017 theme and invites us to rethink the ways in which cultural, economic, political, social, and international orders are undermined, overthrown, and recast.

Anna Grzymala-Busse, Stanford University ASEEES Board President 2

CONVENTION SPONSORS

ASEEES thanks all of our sponsors whose generous contributions and support help to promote the continued growth and visibility of the Association during our Annual Convention and throughout the year.

PLATINUM SPONSOR: Cambridge University Press; Williams College

GOLD SPONSORS: Harriman Institute at Columbia U; Natasha Kozmenko Booksellers; American Councils for International Education

SILVER SPONSOR: Indiana U Russian and East European Institute; Stanford U Center for Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies; U of Wisconsin-Madison Center for Russia, East Europe, and Central Asia

BRONZE SPONSORS: U of Michigan Center for Russian, East European & Eurasian Studies; U of Texas-Austin Center for Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies

ASSOCIATE SPONSORS: New York U, Department of Russian and Slavic Studies; Ukrainian Jewish Encounter; U of Chicago, Center for East European, Russian and Eurasian Studies

MOBILE APP SPONSOR: American Councils for International Education 3 Contents Convention Schedule Overview...... 4 Program Committee for the Chicago, IL Convention...... 5 2017 ASEEES Board of Directors and ASEEES National Office...... 5 ASEEES Affiliate Groups and Institutional Members...... 6-7 Special Events/Film Series...... 8-9 Diagram of Meeting Rooms...... 10-16 List of Meeting Rooms at Chicago Marriott Downtown Magnificent Mile..... 17 Index of Exhibitors, Alphabetical...... 18 Index of Exhibitors, By Booth Number...... 19 Exhibit Hall Diagram...... 20

Thursday, November 9, 2017 ASEEES Board Meeting: 8:00a–12p...... 21 Session 1: 1:00p-2:45p ...... 21 Session 2: 3:00p-4:45p...... 33 Session 3: 5:00p-6:45p...... 45 Opening Reception/Exhibit Hall Tour: 6:30-8:00p...... 56

Friday, November 10, 2017 Session 4: 8:00a-9:45a...... 57 Session 5: 10:00a-11:45a...... 69 PLENARY: 12:00p-1:30p ...... 79 Session 6: 1:45p-3:30p...... 80 Session 7: 3:45p-5:30p...... 92 ANNUAL MEETING: 5:45p-6:15p...... 103

Saturday, November 11, 2017 Session 8: 8:00a-9:45a...... 105 Session 9: 10:00a-11:45a...... 117 Brown Bag Lunch Session: 12:15p-1:30p...... 127 Session 10: 1:45p-3:30p...... 128 Session 11: 3:45p-5:30p...... 139 Pre-Awards Cocktail Reception: 5:30p-6:30p...... 151 Awards Presentation and President’s Address: 6:30p-8:00p...... 152-166

Sunday, November 12, 2017 Session 12: 8:00a-9:45a...... 167 Session 13: 10:00a-11:45a...... 178 Session 14: 12:00p-1:45p...... 190 Advertisements...... 202-244 Index of Convention Participants...... 245-278 Index of Advertisers...... 279 Please refer to the “Program Supplement” for last-minute changes to this Program 4 Convention Schedule and Notes

Thursday, November 9, 2017 ASEEES Board Meeting 8a – 12p Registration Desk Hours: 9a – 5:30p Exhibit Hall Hours: 4p – 8p, Salon 2 & 3 Presentation Prep Room: 11a – 6p Session 1 – 1p – 2:45p Session 2 – 3p – 4:45p Session 3 – 5p – 6:45p Opening Reception/Exhibit Hall Tour - 6:30p – 8 p

Friday, November 10, 2017 Registration Desk Hours: 7a – 5p Exhibit Hall: 9a – 6p Presentation Prep Room: 7a – 6p Session 4 – 8a – 9:45a Session 5 – 10a – 11:45a Presidential Plenary – 12p – 1:30p Session 6 – 1:45p – 3:30p Session 7 – 3:45p – 5:30p Annual Meeting of the Members – 5:45p – 6:15p

Saturday, November 11, 2017 Registration Desk Hours: 7a – 5p Exhibit Hall – 9a – 6p Presentation Prep Room: 7a – 6p Session 8 – 8a – 9:45a Session 9 – 10a – 11:45a Session 10 – 1:45p – 3:30p Session 11 – 3:45p – 5:30p Pre-awards cocktail reception – 5:30 – 6:30p. Open to registered attendees. Cash bar. Awards Presentation and President’s Address – 6:30 – 8p. Open to the public.

Sunday, November 12, 2017 Registration Desk Hours: 7a – 12p Exhibit Hall – 9a – 1p Presentation Prep Room: 7a – 12p Session 12 – 8a – 9:45a Session 13 – 10a – 11:45a Session 14 – 12p – 1:45p

REGISTRATION DESK: The registration desk for exhibitors, pre-registration badge pick-up and on-site registration are located on the 7th Floor.

EXHIBIT HALL: The Exhibit Hall is located on the 7th Floor, Salon 2 & 3.

WIRELESS ACCESS: ASEEES will provide complimentary wireless internet access in the Exhibit Hall and in common areas of the hotel. ASEEES has purchased a finite quantity of broadband from the hotel for our attendees WiFi needs. We appreciate your efforts to limit streaming and other high usage activities. This will decrease the speeds for all attendees.

PRESENTATION PREP ROOM: Those interested in testing and/or practicing their presentation can visit the 5th floor registration desk back office. Audio-visual equipment is available to test your computer connections.

HOTEL INFORMATION: We cannot store personal belongings at the Registration Desk. Bags may be checked at the Bell Desk on the Lobby Level. Additionally, the Marriott Chicago Downtown Magnificent Mile is a smoke-free facility. 5

ASEEES Program Committee 2017 Keely Stauter-Halsted, U of Illinois at Chicago, Chair Marina Mogilner, U of Illinois at Chicago, Associate Chair Gosia Fidelis, U of Illinois at Chicago, Associate Chair Steve Barnes, George Mason U George Gasyna, U of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana Joseph Lenkart, U of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana Susan McReynolds Oddo, Northwestern U Valeria Sobol, U of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana Chris Chulos, Roosevelt U Victor Friedman, U Chicago Scott Gehlbach, U of Wisconsin Edin Hajdarpasic, Loyola U Betsy Jones Hemenway, Loyola U Michael Khodarkovsky, Loyola U Christina Kiaer, Northwestern U Petia Kostadinova, U of Illinois at Chicago Jill Massino, UNC at Charlotte Colleen McQuillen, U of Illinois at Chicago Sarah Phillips, Indiana U Peter Rutland, Wesleyan U ASEEES Board of Directors EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President - Anna Grzymala-Busse, Stanford U Vice President / President Elect - Julie Cassiday, Williams College Immediate Past President - Padraic Kenney, Indiana U Treasurer - Susan Linz, Michigan State U Editor, Slavic Review - Harriet Murav, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Member-at-large - Eric Naiman, UC Berkeley Executive Director - Lynda Park, U of Pittsburgh Board of Directors Adrienne Edgar, UC Santa Barbara, member-at-large Anne Lounsbery, NYU, member-at-large Eric Naiman, UC Berkeley, member-at-large Mary Neuburger, U of Texas, Austin, member-at-large Sarah Phillips, Indiana U, member-at-large Kristin Roth-Ey, U College London (UK), member-at-large Michael Połczyński, Georgetown U, graduate student representative David Borgmeyer, St. Louis U, Chair of the Council of Regional Affiliates David Patton, American Councils for International Education/NCEEER, Chair of the Council of Institutional Members Jon Giullian, U of Kansas, Chair of CLIR Ted Gerber, U of Wisconsin-Madison, American Sociological Association Representative Jessica Graybill, Colgate U, Association of American Geographers representative Erin Koch, U of Kentucky, American Anthropological Association representative Timothy Langen, U of Missouri, American Association for Teachers of Slavic and East European Languages representative William Pyle, Middlebury College, American Economics Association representative Scott Radnitz, U of Washington, American Political Science Association representative Paul Werth, U of Nevada, Las Vegas, American Historical Association representative ASEEES National Office Lynda Park, Executive Director Mary Arnstein, Communications Coordinator Andrew Behrendt, NewsNet Editor/Program Coordinator Jacob Boehmer, Membership Coordinator Stacy Mackin, Financial Administrator Margaret Manges, Convention Manager Kelly Trimble, Convention Session Coordinator

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2017 ASEEES Member Institutions (* - new members; ¶ - premium members) ¶ American Councils for International Education Amherst College, Russian Department Arizona State U, Melikian Ctr: Russian, Eurasian, and East European Studies Bard College, Institute for International Liberal Education Brigham Young U, Dept of Germanic and Slavic Languages Brown U, Dept of Slavic Languages Bryn Mawr College, Dept of Russian ¶ Columbia U, Harriman Institute ¶ Dartmouth College, Dept of Russian George Washington U, Institute for European, Russian, and Eurasian Studies ¶ Georgetown U, Ctr for Eurasian, Russian, and East European Studies Giangiacomo Feltrinelli Foundation (Italy) ¶ Graduate School for East and Southeast European Studies (Germany) ¶ Harvard U, Davis Ctr for Russian and Eurasian Studies ¶ Harvard U, Ukrainian Research Institute Hillwood Estate, Museum and Gardens Hokkaido U, Slavic-Eurasian Research Ctr (Japan) Hoover Institution, Library and Archives Indiana U, Russian and East European Institute ¶ Kubon and Sagner Media (Germany) ¶ Miami U, Havighurst Ctr for Russian & Post-Soviet Studies National Council for Eurasian and East European Research (NCEEER) National Library of the Czech Republic, Slavonic Library (Czech Republic) New York Public Library, Dorot Jewish Division New York U, Bobst Library ¶ New York U, Jordan Ctr for the Advanced Study of Russia Ohio State U, Ctr for Slavic & East European Studies Open Society Archives (Hungary) Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences in America Princeton U, Program in Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies Pushkin House (UK) ¶ Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (Russia) School of Russian and Asian Studies (SRAS) Shevchenko Scientific Society ¶ Stanford U, Ctr for Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies Stetson U, Program in Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies * ¶ U of Białystok, Faculty of Philology (Poland) ¶ U of California, Berkeley, Institute of Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies ¶ U of Hawai’i at Mānoa, Russian Studies Program ¶ U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Russian, East European, and Eurasian Ctr U of Kansas, Ctr for Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies U of Kansas, Dept of Slavic Languages and Literatures U of Michigan, Ctr for Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies U of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Center for Slavic, Eurasian and East European Studies * U of Notre Dame, Program in Russian and East European Studies U of Oregon, Russian and East European Studies Ctr U of Pittsburgh, Ctr for Russian and East European Studies U of Texas, Austin, Ctr for Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies ¶ U of Washington, Ellison Ctr for Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies ¶ U of Wisconsin-Madison, Ctr for Russia, East Europe & Central Asia U S Holocaust Memorial Museum, The Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies ¶ Uppsala U, Uppsala Centre for Russian and Eurasian Studies (Sweden) ¶ Villanova U, Russian Area Studies Program Wittenberg U, Russian Area Studies Program Woodrow Wilson Ctr, Kennan Institute Yale U, MacMillan Ctr for International and Area Studies, European Studies Council 7

ASEEES REGIONAL AFFILIATES Central Slavic Conference Midwest Slavic Association Northeast Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Conference Southern Conference on Slavic Studies Western Slavic & Eurasian Association ASEEES AFFILIATE GROUPS Allan K. Wildman Group for the Study of Society, Politics, and Culture in the Russian Revolutionary Era American Association for Ukrainian Studies American Association of Geographers, Russian, Central Eurasian & East European Specialty Group American Association of Teachers of Slavic and East European Languages Association for the Advancement of Central Asian Research Association for Croatian Studies Association for Diversity in Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies (ADSEEES) Association for the Study of Eastern Christian History and Culture Association for the Study of Health & Demography in the Former Soviet Union Association for the Study of Nationalities Association for Women in Slavic Studies Bulgarian Studies Association Carpatho-Rusyn Research Center Central Eurasian Studies Society Childhood in Eastern Europe and Russia (ChEER) Czechoslovak Studies Association Digital Humanities in Slavic Field Early Slavic Studies Association East Coast Consortium of Slavic Library Collections Eighteenth-Century Russian Studies Association Foto Klub Hungarian Studies Association Interdisciplinary Group for Museum Studies International Association for the Humanities (IAH / MAG) International Association of Teachers of Czech International Council for Central and East European Studies International Studies Association, Post-Communist Systems in International Relations Section North American Association for Belarusian Studies North American Dostoevsky Society North American Pushkin Society North American Society for Serbian Studies Polish Studies Association Q*ASEEES: Society for the Promotion of LGBTQ Slavic, East European, & Eurasian Studies Russian, Eastern European, and Eurasian Music Study Group Shevchenko Scientific Society Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Folklore Association Slovak Studies Association Society for Albanian Studies Society for Armenian Studies Society for Austrian and Habsburg History Society for Romanian Studies Society for Slovene Studies Society of Historians of East European and Russian Art & Architecture (SHERA) Southeast European Studies Association Soyuz - The Research Network for Postsocialist Studies Working Group on Cinema & Television Working Group on Philosophy and Intellectual History 8

SPECIAL EVENTS

Photo Exhibit: The High Stakes of Macedonia’s Colorful Revolution, sponsored by U of Chicago CEERES, Clark Foyer, 4th Floor

Free admission to the Art Institute of Chicago exhibit “Revoliutsiia! Demonstratsiia!” with the ASEEES convention badge on Nov 9-14.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9 Vice President-Designated Roundtable: Academic Freedom and Activism, 3:00-4:45 pm, Huron, 10th Floor Walking Roundtable: “Revoliutsiia! Demonstratsiia!” at the Art Institute of Chicago, 5:30-7:30 pm, Art Institute of Chicago, Regentstein Hall Exhibit Entrance Exhibit Hall Opening Reception and Tour, 6:30-8:00 pm, Salon 2 & 3, 7th Floor. All attendees are invited to check out the list of exhibitors. Hors d’oeuvres served, cash bar.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10 Presidential Plenary: 1917 and Its Implications, 12:00-1:30 pm, Salon 1, 7th Floor Chair: Anna Grzymala-Busse, Stanford U Speakers: Gerald Easter, Boston College Laura Engelstein, Yale U Sergey Glebov, Smith College/ Amherst College/ Ab Imperio Serguei Oushakine, Princeton U Andrei Soldatov, Agentura.Ru ASEEES Annual Meeting of Members, 5:45-6:15 pm, Salon 1, 7th Floor University of Chicago Reception and Tour of Exhibit “Revolution Everyday” at the UChicago Smart Museum, 6:00-7:45 pm North American Society for Serbian Studies Concert: Composer Natasha Bogojevich and Guitarist Goran Ivanovic, 6:15-7:30 pm, Denver, 5th Floor Poetry Reading: Dmitry Bobyshev, 6:30-8:30 pm, Kane, 3rd Floor

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11 Critical Conversations: Advancing Equal Access in Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies - Brown Bag Lunch Session, 12:15-1:30 pm, Halsted, 4th Floor Pre-Award Reception, 5:30-6:30 pm, Salon 1, 7th Floor All attendees are invited. Hors d’oeuvres served, cash bar. ASEEES Awards Ceremony & President’s Address “Betraying the Revolutions?”, 6:30-8:00 pm, Salon 1, 7th Floor. Open to the Public. 9

FILM SERIES Finding Babel, 2015, USA, 1hr 28 min, dir. David Novack Thursday, November 9, 8:00-10:00 pm | Chicago Ballroom D Introduction by Gabriella Safran (Stanford U) Q&A by David Novack (Odessa Films / U of Pennsylvania), Val Vinokur (The New School), and Andrei Malaev-Babel (Florida State U / Asolo Conservatory for Actor Training) Malaev-Babel confronts complex traces of a turbulent history that echo in his grandfather’s writing and in the conflicts of today’s Ukraine and Russia.

The Event (Sobytie), 2015, Germany, 1 hr 14 min, dir. Sergei Loznitsa Friday, November 10, 1:45-3:30 pm | Salon 1 Introduction by Oksana Sarkisova (Central European U) The film investigates a world-changing episode in history: the failed 1991 coup d’etat that would finally lead to the dissolution of the USSR.

The Three Heroines (Tri geroini) in 35mm Print Courtesy of the Austrian Film Museum, 1938, USSR, 54 min, dir. Dziga Vertov Friday, November 10, 8:00-10:00pm | U of Chicago, Logan Center for the Arts Introduction by Robert Bird (U of Chicago) Using models, animation, and documentary footage, Vertov and Svilova reconstructed the 1938 flight of three female aviators from Moscow to the Far East with the intention of setting a women’s long-distance record, To be followed by never-before-seen outtakes from the film.

The Storming of the Winter Palace, 1920, USSR, 1hr 30 min, dir. Nikolai Evreinov Saturday, November 11, 1:45-3:30 pm | Salon 1 Introduction by Daria Khitrova (Harvard U) and Yuri Tsivian (U of Chicago) The Storming of the Winter Palace, filmed in Soviet Russia in 1920, is the triumphant reunion of two halves of a single film that were separated sometime in the last 90 years.

The Socrates of Prague, 2017, 40 min., dir. Sam Willems Saturday, November 11, 8:00-9:00 pm | Ballroom D Introduction by Martin Koci (Charles U in Prague) Q&A by Delia Popescu (Le Moyne College) and Aspen Brinton (Virginia Commonwealth U) The film embarks on a documentary investigation of Jan Patočka’s life and legacy through interviews with leading Czech intellectuals and philosophers.

The Black Monk, 2017, 1 hr. 50 min., dir. Kama Ginkas, presented by Stage Russia Saturday, November 11, 8:30-11:00 pm | Salon 1 Based on the short story by Anton Chekhov, Ginkas’ astounding reimagining highlights and builds off of the Checkhovian tension between the beauty of life and the tragedy of how it is lived.

We thank the members of the ASEEES Working Group on Cinema and Television for this fantastic film series. 10

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4TH FLOOR MEETING ROOMS HALSTED MARRIOTT BALLROOM CLARK FOYER CLARK ADDISON BELMONT AVENUE AVENUE BALLROOM GRACE ARMITAGE SHEFFIELD STATE STATE AVENUE WAVELAND 13

5TH FLOOR MEETING ROOMS CITY KANSAS KANSAS SCOTTSDALE CHICAGO BALLROOM CHICAGO MIAMI HOUSTON LOS ANGELES DENVER 14

6TH FLOOR MEETING ROOM WI MI STATE PURDUE MICHIGAN OHIO STATE IOWA INDIANA NORTHWESTERN IL MN

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7TH FLOOR MEETING ROOM SALON I SALON SALON II SALON SALON III SALON 16

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MEETING ROOMS MEETING ROOMS MARRIOTT DOWNTOWN OFF-SITE 2nd Floor 6th Floor Art Institute of Chicago .. Lakeview Great America 1-2 Roundtable location Printers Row Illinois - Art Institute Ryerson River North Indiana and Burnham Libraries, Streeterville Iowa Reading Room Wrigleyville Lincolnshire I-2 111 S Michigan Ave Michigan 3rd Floor Michigan State Walking Roundtable- Cook Minnesota meet at the Exhibit Dupage Northwestern Entrance in the Art Kane Ohio State Institute's Regenstein Hall McHenry Purdue Wisconsin University of Chicago 4th Floor Reception & Tour Addison 7th Floor* - UChicago Smart Armitage Registration Museum, 5550 S. Belmont Salons 1-3 Greenwood Avenue Clark Clark Foyer 10th Floor Film - UChicago Logan Grace Huron Center for the Arts - 915 Halsted Navy Pier E. 60th Street Sheffield O'Hare State Avenue Water Tower

5th Floor* Chicago Ballrooms A-H Denver Houston Kansas City Los Angeles Miami Presentation Prep Room Scottsdale

* The escalator goes from the 5th to 7th floors; it does not stop on the 6th floor

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EXHIBITORS BY ALPHABETICAL LISTING EXHIBITOR NAME BOOTH # Academic International Press 501 Academic Studies Press 405 Aleksanteri Institute, University of Helsinki 509 Alfa Fellowship Program/Cultural Fellowship Program 100 American Councils for International Education 401 Aquila Polonica Publishing 311 Association Book Exhibit 602 Association for Women in Slavic Studies sponsored by Williams College 104 Bard Abroad 103 Bloomsbury 508 Botimpex Shpk 102 Brill Academic Publishers 211 Bronze Horseman Literary Agency 105 Cambridge University Press 301 Carpatho Rusyn Research Center, Inc. 207 Central and Eastern European Online Library - CEEOL 406 CEU Press/Helena History Press 101 Columbia University Press 208 Cornell University Press 500 Critical Language Scholarship Program 510 Crossroads Eurasia 109 Davis Center For Russian and Eurasian Studies, Harvard University 400 Demokratizatsiya: The Journal of Post-Soviet Democratization 106 East View Information Services 201 & 203 European University at Saint Petersburg 505 Harriman Institute at Columbia University 507 Haymarket Books 303 Higher School of Economics, Publishing House 206 Higher School of Economics, St. Petersburg 410 I.B.Tauris Publishers 308 Indiana University Press 306 Indiana University Russian and East European Institute 304 Integrum WorldWide Corp/MIPP International 300 Kennan Institute 210 Learn Russian in the European Union / Daugavpils University 209 Lexicon, Maciej Woliński 600 McGill-Queen’s University Press 107 Moscow School of Social and Economic Sciences 511 Natasha Kozmenko Booksellers / Slavic Literature LLP 404 New Literary Observer Publishing House 204 Northern Illinois University Press 409 Northwestern University Press 503 Oxford University Press 403 Productive Arts 506 Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group 502 & 504 Rowman & Littlefield / Lexington Books 111 Russia Online Inc 604 Slavica Publishers 302 South East Europe Books / Serbica Books 402 The Centre for Polish-Russian Dialogue and Understanding 407 The Scholar’s Choice 408 The School of Russian and Asian Studies 307 & 309 Ugly Duckling Presse / Zephyr Press 411 Ukrainian Jewish Encounter 205 Universita di Bologna - Scuola di Scienze Politiche 310 University of Pittsburgh Press 200 University of Toronto Press 202 University of Wisconsin Press 305 19

EXHIBITORS BY BOOTH NUMBER BOOTH # EXHIBITOR NAME 100 Alfa Fellowship Program/Cultural Fellowship Program 101 CEU Press/Helena History Press 102 Botimpex Shpk 103 Bard Abroad 104 Association for Women in Slavic Studies sponsored by Williams College 105 Bronze Horseman Literary Agency 106 Demokratizatsiya: The Journal of Post-Soviet Democratization 107 McGill-Queen’s University Press 109 Crossroads Eurasia 111 Rowman & Littlefield / Lexington Books 200 University of Pittsburgh Press 201 & 203 East View Information Services 202 University of Toronto Press 204 New Literary Observer Publishing House 205 Ukrainian Jewish Encounter 206 Higher School of Economics, Publishing House 207 Carpatho Rusyn Research Center, Inc. 208 Columbia University Press 209 Learn Russian in the European Union / Daugavpils University 210 Kennan Institute 211 Brill Academic Publishers 300 Integrum WorldWide Corp/MIPP International 301 Cambridge University Press 302 Slavica Publishers 303 Haymarket Books 304 Indiana University Russian and East European Institute 305 University of Wisconsin Press 306 Indiana University Press 307 & 309 The School of Russian and Asian Studies 308 I.B.Tauris Publishers 310 Universita di Bologna - Scuola di Scienze Politiche 311 Aquila Polonica Publishing 400 Davis Center For Russian and Eurasian Studies, Harvard University 401 American Councils for International Education 402 South East Europe Books / Serbica Books 403 Oxford University Press 404 Natasha Kozmenko Booksellers / Slavic Literature LLP 405 Academic Studies Press 406 Central and Eastern European Online Library - CEEOL 407 The Centre for Polish-Russian Dialogue and Understanding 408 The Scholar’s Choice 409 Northern Illinois University Press 410 Higher School of Economics, St. Petersburg 411 Ugly Duckling Presse / Zephyr Press 500 Cornell University Press 501 Academic International Press 502 & 504 Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group 503 Northwestern University Press 505 European University at Saint Petersburg 506 Productive Arts 507 Harriman Institute at Columbia University 508 Bloomsbury 509 Aleksanteri Institute, University of Helsinki 510 Critical Language Scholarship Program 511 Moscow School of Social and Economic Sciences 600 Lexicon, Maciej Woliński 602 Association Book Exhibit 604 Russia Online Inc 20

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View more information about the exhibitors on the ASEEES Convention mobile app. Download “ASEEES 2017” from the App Store or Google Play. Thursday 21 Sponsored Sponsored - (Meeting) - (Meeting) - - (Meeting) - 8 AM – 12 floor

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Armitage, 4th - (Meeting) - 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM, Water - - (Meeting) - Halsted, 4th Clark Foyer, 4th - : 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM, office behind 5th floor : 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM, 7th : 9:00 AM Addison, 4th the Red Army 1941-1945” “Representing Female Comrades: Soviet Women in Frontline Drawings and Visual Propaganda, 1941-1945” “An Emancipation of Necessity?: The Mobilization of Rural Uzbek Women on the Homefront” “Gender Relationships under Attack?: Men and Women in Women and Men Attack?: under Relationships “Gender “Information and the Exercise of Power in Leningrad after “Information and the Exercise of Power the Defeat of Zinoviev” Baku – 1920-1927” “The Sovietization and Pacification of Local Experience’” “The Stalin Faction and ‘The Study of : 4:00 – 8:00 PM, Salon 2 & 3, 7th floor PM, Salon 2 & 3, : 4:00 – 8:00 - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9 NOVEMBER THURSDAY,

Session 1 – Thursday – 1:00-2:45 pm Session 1 – Thursday Brandon Schechter, New York U Lara Douds, U of York (UK) Marilyn Campeau, U of Toronto (Canada) Charles David Shaw, Central European U (Hungary) Gender Relations on the Frontlines and Homefront: Soviet Women Gender Relations on the Frontlines and during the Great Patriotic War Jonathan Hart Sicotte, Georgetown U U, Dominguez Hills Christopher S. Monty, California State - Lakeview, 2nd and the Viability Studying Local Practice: Institutional ‘Feedback’ of NEP PM, Great America 1, 6th PM, Great America 2nd 8 AM – 12 PM, Lakeview, by University of Chicago Center for East European and Russian/ Center for East European and by University of Chicago Eurasian Studies Kerstin Bischl, Georg-August U Göttingen (Germany) Kerstin Bischl, Georg-August U Göttingen T. Clayton Black, Washington College Lynne Viola, U of Toronto (Canada) Charters S. Wynn, U of Texas at Austin

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1-03 State, Food, and War: Russia, 1914-1920 - Belmont, 4th Chair: Daniel Evan Schafer, Belmont U Papers: Colleen M Moore, Florida Southern College “The Right to Consumption: Russian Peasants, the State, and Food Supply in World War I” Dakota Irvin, UNC at Chapel Hill “Food Distribution, Politics, and Social Stability in White Ekaterinburg” Peter Fraunholtz, Northeastern U “Local Ramifications of the ‘Triage’ State: State, Peasants, and Grain in Penza and the Middle Volga, 1919-1920” Disc.: Francis William Wcislo, Vanderbilt U 1-04 The Centenary of Russia’s Great War: New Scholarship from Russia - (Roundtable) - Chicago Ballroom A, 5th Chair: Joseph C. Bradley, U of Tulsa Part.: John Starkes Bushnell, Northwestern U Joshua A. Sanborn, Lafayette College Melissa Kirschke Stockdale, U of Oklahoma Peter Waldron, U of East Anglia (UK) 1-05 Civil Society, Politics, and Social Policy in Russian Regions - Chicago Ballroom B, 4th Chair: M Steven Fish, UC Berkeley Papers: Natalia Forrat, U of Notre Dame “Veterans’ (Pensioners’) Councils and their Role in Russian Politics” Sarah Busse Spencer, NRU Higher School of Economics Perm (Russia) ”Organizational Dynamics: Economic and Political Influences across Regions in Russia” Alisha Kirchoff, Indiana U Nolan Greenup, Indiana U “Synthesis and Dynamism: Understanding the Russian Welfare State at the Regional Level” Disc.: Samuel Aaron Greene, King’s College London (UK) 1-06 Reform of Higher Education in Macedonia – A Case Study - Chicago Ballroom C, 5th Session 1: 1:00p-2:45p • 2: 3:00p-4:45p 3: 5:00p-6:45p Chair: Paul Milan Foster Jr, Montana State U Billings Papers: Abdulmenaf Bexheti, South East European U (Macedonia) “SEEU and the Management of Higher Education” Charles Reafsnyder, Indiana U Bloomington “Indiana University’s Support for South East European University” Leah Peck, Indiana U Bloomington “International Development in Higher Education: Stakeholder Challenges to Institutional Capacity Building” Disc.: Elena Petroska, Independent Scholar Thursday 23 Chicago Ballroom E, 5th Chicago Ballroom - Chicago Ballroom F, 5th - Chicago Ballroom D, 5th Ballroom Chicago - Chicago Ballroom G, 5th - Age of Collapse” “The Tryzub and the Tamga: Crimean Tatars and Ukrainian Civic Nationalism since the Euromaidan” “Crimean Tatar Non-Violent National Movement in the “Soviet Riposte to the Tokyo Trial: The Khabarovsk Trial and “Soviet Riposte to the Tokyo Trial: The the Japanese Biological Warfare” of Biological “The Greatest Hoax: Communist Allegations Warfare in Korea, 1950–53” “The Cold War and the Tokyo International Military Tribunal: “The Cold War and the Tokyo International The Ishii Case” “The Trash-Bucket Justice: Public Shaming and Informal “The Trash-Bucket Justice: Public Shaming Lustration in Post-Euromaidan Ukraine” in Ukraine: “Security and Justice from Below: Vigilantism the Case of Odessa” “Challenging the Police: Lev Protiv Patrols in Moscow Police: Lev Protiv Patrols in Moscow “Challenging the Streets” “Corruption in Doing Business in Eastern Europe: A Way to Business in Eastern Europe: A Way “Corruption in Doing Get Things Done?” of Risk Analysis: Making Sense “Contemporary Political Competing Approaches” “Ethical Criticism as a Source of Political Risk for Multinational of Political Risk for Multinational as a Source “Ethical Criticism Framework” in Quest of a Theoretical Enterprises: Austin Charron, U of Kansas David M. Crowe, Elon U Gilles Favarel-Garrigues, Sciences-Po (France) Gilles Favarel-Garrigues, Cecilia Emma Sottilotta, LUISS Guido Carli, Rome (Italy) Guido Carli, Rome Sottilotta, LUISS Cecilia Emma Tetyana Dzyadevych, U of Illinois at Chicago Yuki Takatori, Georgia State U Gavin Slade, U of Glasgow (UK) Gavin Slade, U of Glasgow Johannes Sebastian Leitner, Competence Center for Black Sea Sea Black for Center Competence Leitner, Sebastian Johannes Crimean Tatars and Ukraine: From Peaceful Resistance to Civic Crimean Tatars and Ukraine: From Peaceful Integration Bacteriological Warfare, International Justice, and the Cold War Cold the and Justice, International Warfare, Bacteriological in the Far East, 1945–53 Studies (Austria) Post-Soviet States Vigilante Justice in Transgressing the Red Line: Ethical Criticism and Political Risk in Risk and Political Criticism Ethical the Red Line: Transgressing Europe Eastern (Austria) Region Studies Yun Xia, Valparaiso U Matthew Aaron Light, U of Toronto (Canada) Hannes Meissner, Competence Centre for Black Sea Region Competence Centre for Black Sea Hannes Meissner, Mariia Shynkarenko, The New School Anton Weiss-Wendt, Norwegian Holocaust Centre (Norway) Anton Weiss-Wendt, Norwegian Holocaust Valentyna Polunina, Ludwig-Maximilians-U Munich (Germany) Valentyna Polunina, Ludwig-Maximilians-U Ioulia Shukan, Paris Nanterre U (France) Yuliya Zabyelina, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Yuliya Zabyelina, John Jay College of Julian Campisi, York U (Canada) Julian Campisi, York Elena Denisova-Schmidt, U St. Gallen (Switzerland) U St. Elena Denisova-Schmidt,

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Alina Zubkovych, Södertörn U (Sweden) “From Periphery to the Core?: Transformation of Crimean Tatar Image in Post-Maidan Ukraine” Disc.: Greta Lynn Uehling, U of Michigan 1-11 Rethinking Eastern Europe: Dissidents from the Left and the Right - Chicago Ballroom H, 5th Chair: Andrew Roberts, Northwestern U Papers: Delia Popescu, Le Moyne College “Reconsidering ‘Eastern Europe’: Conceptual Exchanges and Political Theory” Aspen Brinton, Virginia Commonwealth U “Charta 77 for the Twenty-first Century: Lessons on Dissidence from the Eastern Bloc” Maria Snegovaya, Columbia U “The Choices of Left Parties and the Emergence of Far Right” Disc.: Andrew Roberts, Northwestern U 1-12 Migration and the Soviet City - Clark, 4th Chair: Lewis Henry Siegelbaum, Michigan State U Papers: Rebecca Hastings, U of Oregon “Labor Migration, Ethnicity, and the Oil Industry of Soviet Baku: 1930-1942” Simon Belokowsky, Georgetown U “Fearing the City, Fearing the Village: Young Women and the Urban-rural Divide in Eastern Ukraine in the 1960s and 1970s” Emily Joan Elliott, Michigan State U “Making and Policing Muscovites: Migrant Letters to the Priemnaia of the Supreme Soviet” Disc.: Jeff Sahadeo, Carleton U (Canada) 1-13 Tracing Evidence of Cultural Plunder during the Holocaust in Eastern Europe - Cook, 3rd Chair: David E. Fishman, The Jewish Theological Seminary Papers: Elana Jakel, U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum “Plunder, Preservation, and Production of Jewish Cultural Property in Western Ukraine” Session 1: 1:00p-2:45p • 2: 3:00p-4:45p 3: 5:00p-6:45p Iurii Radchenko, ISMV “Kharkiv Collegium” (Ukraine) “Robbery of Jewish Property by Local Police at the Ukrainian-Russian-Belarussian Borderland: 1941-1943” Svetlana Suveica, Leibniz-Institute for East and Southeast European Studies, Regensburg (Germany) “Pianos and Paintings from Transnistria: Traces of Cultural Plunder in the Romanian Holocaust” Disc.: David E. Fishman, The Jewish Theological Seminary 1-14 Public Organizations, Civil Society, and Gender in the Soviet Union: 1950s-1970s - Denver, 5th Chair: Susan E. Costanzo, Western Washington U Thursday - 25 Great America 1, 6th 1, America Great - Grace, 4th - “Anna Akhmatova and the Thaw: A View from Abroad” “Anna Akhmatova and the Thaw: A View “Arseny Tarkovsky’s Interlocutor” “Public Skills: Periodicals” Leningrad Unofficial Poets in Soviet “Steppe, Taiga, Tundra: Representation of Rural Areas and “Steppe, Taiga, Tundra: Representation Wilderness in Late Imperial Hunting Publications” “Tolstoy and Tagore: Modernity, Self and Ecology” “Tolstoy and Tagore: Modernity, Self and the Crossroads of “Talking to Animals: Vladimir Durov at Ethology and Psychology” of Yugoslavia and Croatia, 1917 to 1947: The May of Yugoslavia and Croatia, 1917 Declaration, Rijeka, and Istria” “Glagolitic Script as a Tool: Branko Conference, 1947” Identity of Istria, and the Paris Peace Fučić, the Croatian “Transgressive Legal Aspects of the Corfu Declaration of Aspects of the Corfu Declaration “Transgressive Legal 1917” Boundary Western the to Changes of Aspects “Legal “Training the Soviet Shop Girl: Trade Unions on the Road to Shop Girl: Trade Unions on the Road “Training the Soviet Full Communism” “The Public Face of Anti-Imperialism: The Soviet Afro-Asian Afro-Asian Soviet The Anti-Imperialism: of Face Public “The Committee” Solidarity Intelligence and Counterpropaganda, “Soviet Hospitality, Visiting Committee and The Soviet Women’s Gathering: from Africa and Asia” Delegates Yasha Klots, CUNY Hunter College Choi Chatterjee, California State U, Los Angeles Choi Chatterjee, California State U, Los Nebojša Randelovic, U of Niš (Serbia) Nebojša Randelovic, Julie Hessler, U of Oregon Hessler, U Julie Thomas Ralph Epstein, Boston College Deborah A. Field, Adrian College Ellen Elias-Bursac, Independent Scholar Ellen Elias-Bursac, Independent Soviet Poetry on the Margins of the Canon the of Margins the Poetry on Soviet and British India Animals, Environment, People: Rethinking Hierarchies in Russia Animals, Environment, People: Rethinking Dupage, 3rd Transgressions of the Status Quo in the Western Balkans: The the Status Quo in the Western Balkans: Transgressions of (1947) (1917) and the Treaty of Paris Declaration of Corfu Emily Lygo, U of Exeter (UK) Sarah (Sally) Pratt, U of Southern California John Peter Kraljic, Croatian Academy of America John Peter Kraljic, Croatian Academy Anne E. Gorsuch, U of British Columbia (Canada) Anne E. Gorsuch, U Christian Zehnder, U of Fribourg (Switzerland) Ilja Kukuj, Ludwig-Maximilians-U Munich (Germany) Mary W. Cavender, Ohio State U Tomislav Galovic, U of Zagreb (Croatia) Amy Nelson, Virginia Tech Željko Bartulovic, U of Rijeka (Croatia) Željko Bartulovic, U Diane P. Koenker, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign U of Illinois Diane P. Koenker, Christine Varga-Harris, Illinois State U Illinois Christine Varga-Harris,

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1-18 Sexuality and Contemporary Russian Drama - Great America 2, 6th Chair: Barbara Henry, U of Washington Papers: Veronica Muskheli, U of Washington “Petrushevskaia’s BiFem: a Literary Tradition Interrupted in 1917” Colleen Lucey, U of Arizona “The Female Playwright in Contemporary Russian Drama” Svetlana Tcareva, Yale U “Reenacting Silver Age Aesthetics: Salome in Putin’s Russia” Disc.: Barbara Henry, U of Washington 1-20 Lotman’s Cultural Semiotics and the Political: Book Presentation - (Roundtable) - Houston, 5th Chair: Andrey Makarychev, U of Tartu (Estonia) Part.: Angela Kachuyevski, Arcadia U Gulnaz Sharafutdinova, King’s College London (UK) Elizabeth A. Wood, MIT Alexandra Yatsyk, Uppsala U (Sweden) 1-21 Transgressions against the Ethnic Printing Press - Huron, 10th Chair: George Andrew Spencer, U of Wisconsin–Madison Papers: Angela Cannon, US Library of Congress “Russian-American Publications in the Library of Congress” Joseph Lenkart, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign “The Consolidation of Publishing in the Early Soviet Period and the Emergence of National Bibliographies in Ethnic Republics” Wookjin Cheun, Indiana U Bloomington “Korean Press in Russia and Central Asia” Disc.: Zina Somova, East View Information Services 1-22 Fictional Trials, Real Transgressions: Dostoevsky, Bunin, Nabokov - Illinois, 6th Chair: Irina Reyfman, Columbia U Papers: Amy D. Ronner, St. Thomas U “Dostoevsky’s Literary Trials” Anna Schur, Keene State College Session 1: 1:00p-2:45p • 2: 3:00p-4:45p 3: 5:00p-6:45p “Bunin’s The Case of Cornet Elagin and the Fictional Jury Trial” Erica Drennan, Columbia U “Nabokov as Pozdnyshev” Disc.: Nicole C. Svobodny, Washington U in St. Louis 1-23 Media and Film Coverage of Migrants and Refugees in the Balkans - Indiana, 6th Chair: Tomislav Zoran Longinovic, U of Wisconsin-Madison Papers: Sunnie Trine’e Rucker-Chang, U of Cincinnati “Student Migration and the Non-Aligned Movement in Yugoslav Space” Thursday

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“The Joke as a Political Event in 1967” “Paradise Lost and the Poetics of Milan Kundera’s ‘Žert’” “City Infrastructure and the Infrastructure of the Text in Yuri “City Infrastructure and the Infrastructure the Rural Narrative” Yanovs’kyi’s ‘Baihorod’: Transgressing Strategy in the “’Border crossing’ as a Life and Literary the Interwar Period in Travelogues Ukrainian Literature of by Sophia Yablons’ka” “Perpetual Transgression: Ukrainian Poetry 1900-1940” “Perpetual Transgression: Ukrainian Poetry “Poetical Observations of Everyday Life in the 1960s the in Life Everyday of Observations “Poetical Film” Latvian Documentary and Music, Popular Cinema, Baltic Day’: Every “‘Trouble National Re-awakenings” “Kinofikacyja of the PeripheryCase of Lithuania” of the Soviet Union: the “Refugees and Current TV Affairs Journalism: The Journalism: Affairs TV Current and “Refugees of Conventions” Epistemology Media Western and (Mis)representation: “(Mis)information 2015-2016” Balkans, the in Crisis Refugees the of Coverage Kansas City, 5th Jonathan H. Bolton, Harvard U Alessandro Achilli, Monash U (Australia) Lina Kaminskaite-Jancoriene, Vilnius U (Lithuania) Lina Kaminskaite-Jancoriene, Hana Pichova, UNC at Chapel Hill Oleh Kotsyuba, Academic Studies Press Jessica Greenberg, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Liis Jõhvik, U of Vienna (Austria) Liis Jõhvik, U of Vienna Milan Kundera’s “Žert” Fifty Years On Transgressing Expectations: Dynamics of Evolution in Modern and Modern in Evolution of Dynamics Expectations: Transgressing 1900-1940 I: Part Culture, and Literature Ukrainian Contemporary - Julie D. Hemment, U of Massachusetts Amherst Julie D. Hemment, U of Massachusetts Neringa Klumbyte, Miami U Agnieszka Pasieka, U of Vienna (Austria) Center Katherine M. Verdery, CUNY Graduate Anthropology in/of Eastern Europe Baltic Cinema I: Soviet Everyday and Baltic Cinema I: Soviet Everyday Baltic Cinema Agnieszka Halemba, U of Warsaw (Poland) Maria Grazia Bartolini, U of Milan (Italy) Eva Naripea, Estonian Academy of Arts (Estonia) Eva Naripea, Estonian Theodora Dragostinova, Ohio State U Dragostinova, Ohio Theodora Michelle Woods, SUNY New Paltz Olena Haleta, Ivan Franko National U of Lviv (Ukraine) Olena Haleta, Ivan Franko National U Olena Huseynova, Kryvbas Courier (Ukraine) Zane Balcus, Latvian Academy of Culture (Latvia) Zane Balcus, Latvian Bridgewater State U Bjorn Ingvoldstad, Breda Luthar, U of Ljubljana (Slovenia) U of Ljubljana Luthar, Breda U Ohio State Yana Hashamova,

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Roman Koropeckyj, UCLA “The Joke Is Indeed a Love Story” Disc.: Daniel Webster Pratt, Ohio State U Meghan Leigh Forbes, Museum of Modern Art 1-29 Writing the Ethnic Non-Russian in Imperial Russia - Lincolnshire II, 6th Chair: Jennifer Keating, U of Cambridge (UK) Papers: Daniel Green, Harvard U “Dressing in the Caucasus in Lermontov’s ‘Hero of Our Time’” Ingrid Kleespies, U of Florida “Imperial Taxonomy in Goncharov’s ‘Fregat Pallada’” Katya Elizabeth Hokanson, U of Oregon “Mapping Central Asia: The Effects of Genre” Disc.: David Powelstock, Brandeis U 1-30 Sounds out of Bounds: Obscenity, Noise, Laughter, and the Tuning of the Russo-Soviet Soundscape - Los Angeles, 5th Chair: Dragan Kujundzic, U of Florida Papers: Gabriella Safran, Stanford U “Urban Noise: Offensiveness, Jokes, Chekhov” Matthew Kendall, UC Berkeley “Constructing a Listener: Sound Technologies in and around the Early Production Novel” Daniel Paul Schwartz, McGill U (Canada) “Baku 1922: The Forgotten City Symphony of Arseny Avraamov” Disc.: Isobel Palmer, UC Berkeley 1-31 Transition, Adaptation, and Transgression: The Chinese Factor in European Cold War Diplomacy - McHenry, 3rd Chair: Tomasz Blusiewicz, Harvard U Papers: Tao Chen, Tongji U (China) “Presenting the PRC Abroad: China and the Leipzig Trade Fair, 1950-1953” Li Ma, East China Normal U (China) “Adaptation and Transgression: Introducing the Chinese ‘People’s Commune’ into Bulgarian Economy” Alsu Tagirova, East China Normal U (China) Session 1: 1:00p-2:45p • 2: 3:00p-4:45p 3: 5:00p-6:45p “Transgressing the Boundaries: The Migration of Chinese Muslims into the Soviet Central Asia (1945-1978)” Disc.: Lorenz Martin Luthi, McGill U (Canada) 1-32 Orthodox Churches and Politics since 1989: Part One - Miami, 5th Chair: Sabrina Petra Ramet, Norwegian U of Science & Technology (Norway) Papers: Jelena Subotic, Georgia State U “The Serbian Orthodox Church post-1989” Francine Friedman, Ball State U “Orthodoxy and Anti-Semitism” David B. Kanin, Johns Hopkins U Thursday - 29 Michigan - Michigan, 6th Michigan, -

Navy Pier, 10th - Translation into Slavic” Wild in Man” vs. Greek of out Translation Slavic Digenis Akritis: “The “Private Literary Property: Elena Shvarts’ Arno Tsart in the Arno “Private Literary Property: Elena Shvarts’ Leningrad Underground” Literary Hoax” “Valerii Briusov’s ‘Fiery Angel’: A in the Wild and the “Jaroslav Hašek’s World of Animals: Man “Poetry as Memory and Spiritual Preservation in Shalamov’s in Spiritual Preservation and as Memory “Poetry ‘Sherri-brendi’” “After the Comma: Exilic Motifs in the Poems of Joseph Brodsky’s ‘K Uranii’” and ‘Rumianyi kritik “Pushkin’s ‘Chto v imeni tebe moem?…’ Posthumous moi…,’: Two Poetic Perspectives on (Forced) Memory” “Photo-Painting: On Some Distortions in Soviet On Some Distortions in Soviet “Photo-Painting: Photomontage” “Colored Self-writing of Olga Rozanova and Aleksei of Olga Rozanova and Aleksei “Colored Self-writing in 1915-16” Kruchenykh’s Сollages of the 1920s” “Gustav Klucis’s ‘Photo-slogan-montage’ “Orthodoxy, National Projects, and Clerical Orientation Orientation and Clerical Projects, National “Orthodoxy, Struggles” David L. Cooper, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Nina Gourianova, Northwestern U Nina Gourianova, Northwestern Kristin E. Romberg, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Kristin E. Romberg, Timothy Byrnes, Colgate U Timothy Byrnes, Kelly Knickmeier Cummings, U of Kansas Abigail Ruth Weil, Harvard U Jasmine Trinks, Northwestern U Jasmine Trinks, Northwestern Kevin Mitchell Reese, UNC at Chapel Hill Kevin Mitchell Reese, UNC at Chapel Samuel Johnson, Syracuse U Samuel Johnson, Syracuse Maria Ratanova, Columbia U Maria Ratanova, Columbia Robert Romanchuk, Florida State U Laura Little, Connecticut College Karina McCorkle, UC Berkeley Masha Chlenova, The New School Masha Chlenova, David J. Birnbaum, U of Pittsburgh David L. Cooper, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Jae Kyu Lee, Northwestern U Jae Kyu Lee, Northwestern Kristin E. Romberg, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign U of Illinois Kristin E. Romberg, Transgressions in Translation Panel 1: Transgressive Translations in the Slavic Middle Ages Mystifications: The Role of Fiction in the PerformanceMinnesota, 6th of Fact I “Living by Means of Verses”: Russian Poetry and Memory and Poetry Russian Verses”: of Means by “Living State, 6th Vladimir Đorđević, Mendel U in Brno (Czech Republic) Mendel U Vladimir Đorđević, on Russian Image: New Perspectives the Constructed Rethinking Photomontage Collage and

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Moshe Taube, Hebrew U of Jerusalem (Israel) “Subversive Translations from Hebrew in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and in Muscovy” Disc.: Julia Verkholantsev, U of Pennsylvania 1-37 Alternative Transgressions: Negotiating Yugoslav and East German Socialism in Arts and Culture - Northwestern, 6th Chair: Bojana Videkanic, U of Waterloo (Canada) Papers: April Eisman, Iowa State U “Challenging the State Artist–Dissident Divide in East German Art” Jasmina Tumbas, SUNY Buffalo “The Erotics of Art and Dictatorship in the Revolutionary Yugoslav State” Katja Praznik, SUNY Buffalo “Art Workers: Yugoslav State, Cultural Policy, and Transgression” Disc.: Ivana Bago, Duke U 1-38 New Forms in Digital Storytelling - (Roundtable) - O’Hare, 10th Chair: Daria Shembel, San Diego State U Part.: Gregory Alexeivich Dolgopolov, U of New South Wales (Australia) Elena Gapova, Western Michigan U / European Humanities U (Lithuania) Saara Maria Ratilainen, U of Helsinki (Finland) Daria Shembel, San Diego State U 1-39 Bio-Medical Narratives - Ohio State, 6th Chair: Marina B. Mogilner, U of Illinois at Chicago Papers: Riccardo Nicolosi, Ludwig-Maximilians-U Munich (Germany) “Dueling with Arguments: The Ambivalence of Darwin’s Rhetoric in Chekhov’s ‘The Duel’” Elena Fratto, Princeton U “Frozen Bodies: Anabiosis and Long Time in Early Soviet Prose” Matthew Mangold, Rutgers, The State U of New Jersey “The Environments of Chekhov’s Drama” Disc.: Cathy Lynn Popkin, Columbia U Frances Lee Bernstein, Drew U Session 1: 1:00p-2:45p • 2: 3:00p-4:45p 3: 5:00p-6:45p 1-41 Agents of Change: Re-Thinking and Re-Crafting Textiles and Texts in Early Slavic Contexts - Printers Row, 2nd Chair: Jennifer B. Spock, Eastern Kentucky U Papers: Heidi M. Sherman, U of Wisconsin-Green Bay “How Medieval Novgorod’s Heckles Colonized Soviet Archaeological Textiles” Anna Arays, Yale U “Typographical Transgressions: The Transformation of Cyrillic Type from West to East” Thursday

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1-47 Georgian History - Sheffield, 4th Chair: Rusudan Asatiani, Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State U (Georgia) Papers: Manana Sanadze, U of Georgia (Georgia) Tina Gudushauri, U of Georgia (Georgia) “Identity Markers in Medieval Georgian Narrative Sources: Kartlis Tsxovreba” Giuli Alasania, U of Georgia (Georgia) “Urbanization Problems in 20th Century Tbilisi” Disc.: Tinatin Bolkvadze, Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State U (Georgia) 1-48 Aging and Gerontology in Russia and the Soviet Union - (Roundtable) - State Avenue, 4th Chair: Susan Grant, Liverpool John Moores U (UK) Part.: Susan Grant, Liverpool John Moores U (UK) Alissa R Klots, European U at St. Petersburg (Russia) Maria Romashova, Perm State U (Russia) Elena Zdravomyslova, European U at St. Petersburg (Russia) 1-49 Engineering Change in the Habsburg Borderlands: Infrastructure and Cartographic Projects in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Habsburg Empire - Streeterville, 2nd Chair: Anna Graber, Harvard U Papers: Madalina Valeria Veres, American Philosophical Society “Defending the Eastern Bulwark of the Habsburg Monarchy: Transylvanian Military Engineers and the Mapping of Mountain Passes in the Eighteenth Century” Luminita Gatejel, U of Regensburg (Germany) “The Conquest of the Iron Gates. River Engineering at the Habsburg-Ottoman Border in the 1870s” Steven Jobbitt, Lakehead U (Canada) “Nation, Empire, and the Taming of Waterways: Hungarian Hydrological Engineers and the Reclamation of the Tisza Valley in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries” Disc.: Brian L. Davies, U of Texas at San Antonio 1-50 3 Keys to Growing Enrollments and Diversifying Language Offerings - (Roundtable) - Water Tower, 10th Chair: Maria Alm, U of Wisconsin-Stout Part.: Maria Alm, U of Wisconsin-Stout Session 1: 1:00p-2:45p • 2: 3:00p-4:45p 3: 5:00p-6:45p Emilia B. Oswalt, U of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Natalia V Roberts, U of Wisconsin - La Crosse Lauren Rosen, U of Wisconsin 1-51 Analyzing the Female Experience in Tolstoy’s Fiction: New Conceptions - Wisconsin, 6th Chair: Melissa Lynn Miller, U of Notre Dame Papers: Serenity Stanton, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign “Contraception and the Breakdown of the Family: Narrating the Adulterous Mother in ‘Anna Karenina’” Muireann Maguire, U of Exeter (UK) “How to Give Birth: Tolstoy and Pilnyak’s Ecriture Féminine” Thursday - 33

- (Meeting) - Halsted, 4th - (Meeting) - Lakeview, 2nd Wrigleyville, 2nd Wrigleyville, - (Roundtable) - Armitage, 4th (Roundtable) - Belmont, 4th - - “The Left SRs and Early Soviet Peasant Policy, 1917-1918” “The Left SRs and Early Soviet Peasant of the 1920s” “Kamenev and Soviet Peasant Policy Peasant of Representation and the “Pavel Kuznetsov Women in the 1920s and 1930s” “Piłsudski and the Independence of Poland, 1918-1920: The American View” “Civilization or Communism? American YMCA on the American YMCA on the “Civilization or Communism? ‘Polish Frontier’” Villages: Legibility, Control, and the “A Tale of Two Polish Countryside, 1918-1939” Reconstruction of the “Anna Karenina and Lev Tolstoi’s Dialogism of Dialogism Tolstoi’s Lev and Karenina “Anna Breastfeeding” Session 2 – Thursday – 3:00-4:45 pm Session 2 – Thursday Sally Anne Boniece, Frostburg State U Sylwia Kuzma-Markowska, U of Warsaw (Poland) U Sylwia Kuzma-Markowska, John McCannon, Southern New Hampshire U Oleg Budnitskii, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) Oleg Budnitskii, NRU Higher School of Alexandra S. Korros, Xavier U Timothy David Curp, Ohio U Timothy David Alexei B. Kojevnikov, U of British Columbia (Canada) Alexis Peri, Boston U Science, Academics, and Everyday Life in the Era of the 1917 Revolution Christopher Burton, U of Lethbridge (Canada) Yvonne Helen Howell, U of Richmond Mobilization and Everyday Life on the Soviet Home Front in Mobilization and Everyday Life on the World War II Economics (Russia) Erina Megowan, NRU Higher School of of Economics (Russia) Liudmila Novikova, NRU Higher School Two Decades of Peasant Representation in Soviet Art and Policy and Art Soviet in Representation Peasant of Decades Two Addison, 4th Creating Modern Poland: Between the Local and the Global in Global the and Local the Between Poland: Modern Creating Era the Interwar James Thomas Andrews, Iowa State U Donald Filtzer, U of East London (UK) Alexandra S. Korros, Xavier U James Edward Bjork, King’s College London (UK) James Edward Bjork, Jenny Kaminer, UC Davis Jenny Kaminer, Alexis Esther Pogorelskin, U of Minnesota Duluth Alexis Esther Pogorelskin, U of Minnesota Stark Marie Gasper-Hulvat, Kent State U at Michal J Wilczewski, U of Illinois at Chicago Michal J Wilczewski, Yeshiva U Joshua David Zimmerman, Aura Young, Yale U Young, Yale Aura

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2-04 Archival Explorations from the Keston Center for Religion, Politics, and Society - (Roundtable) - Chicago Ballroom A, 5th Chair: Wallace L. Daniel, Mercer U Part.: Emily Bruderle Baran, Middle Tennessee State U Julie K. deGraffenried, Baylor U April French, Brandeis U Elizabeth Ann Skomp, Sewanee: The U of the South 2-05 Civil Society and the State in Russia: Contention and Cooperation - Chicago Ballroom B, 4th Chair: Laura A. Henry, Bowdoin College Papers: Allison Denise Evans, Western New Mexico U “Provincial Protest: Coming to Terms with Capitalism and Environmental Degradation in Dzerzhinsk, Russia” Alan Holiman, William Jewell College “Tagayeva, et al., vs. Russia: Justice for the Victims of Beslan” Alfred Burney Evans, California State U, Fresno “Property and Protests: The Struggle Related to the Renovation of Housing in Moscow” Disc.: Robert Thomas Argenbright, U of Utah 2-06 Challenges and Opportunities for Women in Post-Soviet Society: Politics, Economy and Family - Chicago Ballroom C, 5th Chair: Ted Gerber, U of Wisconsin-Madison Papers: Kathryn Hart Anderson, Vanderbilt U “Gender Inequality in Work and Earnings in Central Asia: Evidence from Household Surveys” Saltanat K Childress, U of Wisconsin-Madison “Cultural and Social Barriers to Help-Seeking among Women Domestic Violence Survivors in Kyrgyzstan: A Grounded Theory Study” Elene Medzmariashvili, Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State U (Georgia) “Women’s Political Activism in Post-Soviet Countries: Comparative Analyses of Women’s Participation in Elections (Russian and Georgian Examples)” Disc.: Cynthia J. Buckley, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 2-07 Reciprocity: Getting Area Studies Scholarship Translated and Session 1: 1:00p-2:45p • 2: 3:00p-4:45p 3: 5:00p-6:45p Published in the Area Studied - (Roundtable) - Chicago Ballroom D, 5th Chair: Jonathan L. Larson, Grinnell College Part.: Robert J. Donia, U of Michigan Malgorzata Fidelis, U of Illinois at Chicago Gail Kligman, UCLA James Krapfl, McGill U (Canada) Jonathan L. Larson, Grinnell College 2-08 Political Structures and Legacies: Power Contestation in Post- Soviet Eurasia - Chicago Ballroom E, 5th Chair: Sophia Wilson, Southern Illinois U Edwardsville Thursday - 35 Chicago

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2-12 Beyond the Boundaries of the Caucasus: a Transborder Discussion - (Roundtable) - Clark, 4th Chair: Krista Goff, U of Miami/ Kennan Institute Part.: Benjamin Bamberger, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Jeremy Johnson, U of Michigan Alyssa Maria Mathias, UCLA 2-13 Transgressing Identity: Choosing (Not) to Be Carpatho-Rusyn - (Roundtable) - Cook, 3rd Sponsored by: Carpatho-Rusyn Research Center Chair: Nicholas Kyle Kupensky, Yale U Part.: Kristina Marie Cantin, U of Tennessee Agnieszka Halemba, U of Warsaw (Poland) Sarah Latanyshyn, UC Santa Barbara Janet MacGaffey, Bucknell U 2-14 Multiple Feminisms 1: Gender Roles and Expectations in Post- Soviet Space: A Comparative Perspective - Denver, 5th Chair: Sandra Joy Russell, U of Massachusetts Amherst Papers: Laura Olson Osterman, U of Colorado at Boulder “Russian Village Women’s Voices and the Global Feminist Movement” Laura Ann Chang Tourtellotte, Boston U “The New Kazakhstani Woman: Balancing Dual Expectations of Family and Career” Liubov Clark, AOS Orwell “Oil and Gender in Contemporary Russian and Nigerian Art: The Influence of Oil-Driven Economies” Disc.: Allison Leigh, U of Louisiana at Lafayette Ashley Morse, Harvard U

2-15 Beyond Cold War Diplomacy: Shaping of Propaganda, Cultural Ties and Ideological Ruptures - Dupage, 3rd Chair: Nela Erdeljac, U of Karlovac (Croatia) Papers: Nela Erdeljac, U of Karlovac (Croatia) “Art as an Instrument of Diplomacy in United States- Yugoslav Foreign Relations” Zvonimir Stopic, Capital Normal U (China) “On Revolutionaries and Revisionists: Chinese Perspectives Session 1: 1:00p-2:45p • 2: 3:00p-4:45p 3: 5:00p-6:45p of Yugoslavia and Ideological Pressure during the 1950s and 1960s” Christina Elizabeth Gusella, Mississippi State U “American Defectors: William Martin, Bernon Mitchell, and the Ideological Seduction of the Cold War” Disc.: Tvrtko Jakovina, U of Zagreb (Croatia) Robert Edward Niebuhr, Arizona State U 2-16 Crime in Late Imperial Russia - Grace, 4th Chair: Aaron Benyamin Retish, Wayne State U Papers: Sarah Badcock, U of Nottingham (UK) “‘Knowing’ Women Criminals in Late Imperial Russia” Thursday

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2-22 Dostoevsky and Metaphor - Illinois, 6th Chair: Octavian Gabor, Methodist College Papers: Melissa Frazier, Sarah Lawrence College “Mind and Body, Mind and World, Literature and Science: Metaphor in Dostoevsky and George Eliot” Kate Rowan Holland, U of Toronto (Canada) “Hurrying, Clanging, Banging and Speeding for the Happiness of Mankind: Railways, Metaphor, and Modernity in ‘The Idiot’” Vadim Shneyder, UCLA “Money and Metaphor in ‘The Idiot’ and ‘The Brothers Karamazov’” Disc.: Katherine Bowers, U of British Columbia (Canada) 2-23 National Discourse on Television in Russia Today - Indiana, 6th Chair: Kirsten Bönker, Carl von Ossietzky U of Oldenburg (Germany) Papers: Anastasia Kriachko Roeren, U of Oslo (Norway) “Documenting Nation: Documentary Films and Official Ideology in Russia” Diana Sokolova, Indiana U Bloomington “Comparing Two Media Realities: How Russian Alternative and Traditional Broadcast Media Framed the News Three Months Before the 2016 Duma Election” Disc.: Natalia Roudakova, Independent Scholar 2-24 Baltic Cinema II: (Re)constructions and Representations of Everyday Life in Soviet and Post-Soviet Baltic Cinema - Iowa, 6th Chair: Liina-Ly Roos, U of Washington Papers: Liis Jõhvik, U of Vienna (Austria) “‘I was once young, handsome and in good shape.’ Reconstructing Memory, Gender, and Private Sphere in the TV series 8-mm LIFE” Liina-Ly Roos, U of Washington “The Post-War Child and Soviet Everyday in Sulev Keedus’ Georgica” Eva Naripea, Estonian Academy of Arts (Estonia) “Moments of Transformation: Micro and Macro Histories of 1987–1988 in ‘I’m Not a Tourist, I Live Here’ (1988) and ‘ESSR’ (2010–...) “ Session 1: 1:00p-2:45p • 2: 3:00p-4:45p 3: 5:00p-6:45p Disc.: Bjorn Ingvoldstad, Bridgewater State U 2-25 East Europeans as Agents of Globalization - Kane, 3rd Chair: Robert Nemes, Colgate U Papers: Tyler James Callaway, New York U “Hungarian Sugar and Austro-Hungarian Colonialism in Asia” Mary Catherine Neuburger, U of Texas at Austin “It’s not all Greek!: Bulgarian Yogurt, Long Life, and the Global Gut” Victor Petrov, Columbia U “The Rose Meets the Lotus: Bulgarian Computers in India and the Global South as a Space of Exchange” Disc.: Robert Nemes, Colgate U Thursday

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Lincolnshire II, 6th - Kansas City, 5th Kansas - “So He Said and Fell Dead in the Dust: Homeric Moments the Russian Gangsta Poetics of Krovostok” “Russia’s Interior: The Problem of the Peasant and the Path to “Russia’s Interior: The Problem of the Peasant the Novel in ‘Zapiski okhotnika’” Ethics of Turgenev’s “Russian Identity as Affect: The Narrative Representation of Peasants” “’Что происходило в этом человеке?’: The Body and the Ethics of Omniscience in Turgenev” “In the Eyes of Brother Jew: German Occupation of Vilnius “In the Eyes of Brother Jew: German Occupation Culture” during World War I and its Impact on Jewish Zeitlin, Walter “’Modernist-Kabbalistic’ Writing: Aaron Benjamin, and Bruno Schulz” “Redemptive Violence in Bergelson, Benjamin, and Scholem” “Redemptive Violence “Traumas of Social Change and Mental Illness: Fluid Identities Mental Illness: Fluid of Social Change and “Traumas Fiction” in Contemporary Ukrainian Jan in Borders Religious and National of “Transgression Literary Works” Barszczewski’s ‘Belarusian’ “Yurii Shevelov and the Discourse of Ukrainian Occidentalism of Ukrainian Occidentalism and the Discourse “Yurii Shevelov of the 1940s-1950s” Los Angeles, 5th Thomas Dyne, UC Berkeley Harriet Lisa Murav, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Harriet Lisa Murav, U Tamara Hundorova, Institute of Literature, NANU (Ukraine) of Literature, NANU Institute Tamara Hundorova, Alexandre Gontchar, Harvard U Victoria M. Khiterer, Millersville U Irina Paperno, UC Berkeley Naama Rokem, U of Chicago Naama Rokem, U of Halyna Hryn, Harvard U Halyna Hryn, The Cultural Myth of the Russian Criminal World and Its Social Impact Social Its and World Criminal Russian the of Myth Cultural The - Locating Philosophical/Ethical Concerns in Literary Form: The Case Locating Philosophical/Ethical Concerns of Turgenev Naama Rokem, U of Chicago Between German-Jewish and East European Jewish Thought and and East European Jewish Thought Between German-Jewish and New Approaches Literatures: Intersections Yuliya Ilchuk, Stanford U Yuliya Ilchuk, Stanford Beyond Borders: National and Social Transgression in East European European East in Transgression Social and National Borders: Beyond Literature Brian Charles Egdorf, UC Berkeley Jeffrey A Grossman, U of Virginia George G. Grabowicz, Harvard U George G. Grabowicz, Irene Ingeborg Masing-Delic, UNC at Chapel Hill Irene Ingeborg Masing-Delic, UNC at Chapel Jennifer Jean Flaherty, UC Berkeley (Russia) Alexey Vdovin, NRU Higher School of Economics Mikhail Krutikov, U of Michigan Mikhail Krutikov, U of Karen Underhill, U of Illinois at Chicago Maria G. Rewakowicz, Rutgers, The State U of New Jersey The State U of New Rutgers, Maria G. Rewakowicz, U (Japan) Go Koshino, Hokkaido

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Anastasiia Gordiienko, Ohio State U “Putin’s Politics and the Underworld Music: Synergy or Co- existence?” Rhiannon Dowling, Harvard U “Narratives of Justice and Lives of Crime in the Soviet Union after Stalin” Disc.: Victoria M. Khiterer, Millersville U 2-31 Counterculture Looks Abroad: Yugoslav, Hungarian, and Czechoslovak Youth in the 1960s - McHenry, 3rd Chair: Sarah Lemmen, U of Bremen (Germany) Papers: Madigan Fichter, Holy Family U “East Looks West: Belgrade’s Young People Evaluate Western Counterculture and Student Activism” Filip Pospisil, New York U “Radio Free Europe Music Broadcasting and its Role in Cultural Exchange between East and West” Sonja Simonyi, Independent Scholar “Don’t Mention the Revolution: The Spectre of 1968 in Socialist Hungarian Cinema” Disc.: Filip Erdeljac, New York U 2-32 Cold War Exceptionalism and Xenophobia: Soviet Legacy and Post-Soviet Revival (I) - Miami, 5th Chair: Lisa Ryoko Wakamiya, Florida State U Papers: Evgeny A. Dobrenko, U of Sheffield (UK) “The Genealogy of Soviet Conspiratorial Imagination: Rothschilds, Rootless Cosmopolitans, and Proletarian Internationalists in Late Stalinist Russia” Maria Mayofis, Russian Presidential Academy of Nat’l Economy & Public Admin (Russia) “Battle for Russian Priorities Revisited: the Late 1940s Reform of Soviet School Curricula and Its Late Effects” Marina Balina, Illinois Wesleyan U “The Soviet Child has a Great Motherland: Discourse of Child Victimization and Cold War Rhetoric in Soviet Children’s Literature of the late 1940s-1950s” Disc.: Karen Petrone, U of Kentucky

Session 1: 1:00p-2:45p • 2: 3:00p-4:45p 3: 5:00p-6:45p 2-33 The Life of Film Beyond the Silver Screen - (Roundtable) - Michigan, 6th Chair: Cristina Vatulescu, New York U Part.: Tim Harte, Bryn Mawr College Angelina Lucento, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) Katherine M. H. Reischl, Princeton U Roman Utkin, Davidson College 2-34 Transgressing Borders: Artistic Collaboration and Co-Authorship in the 20th Century and Beyond - Michigan State, 6th Chair: K. Andrea Rusnock, Indiana U South Bend Thursday

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Agnieszka Karolina Jezyk, U of Illinois at Chicago “Suitors with the Stomachs Full of Lovers. Cannibalistic Tropes in Bruno Jasieński’s Erotic Poems” Olga Sokolova, Institute of Linguistics, RAS (Russia) “Pragmatics of the Russian and American Avant-garde: Physicality of the Sign or Signification of the Body?” Disc.: Geoff Cebula, U of Southern California 2-41 Where Have We Been? Where Are We Going? New and Future Views on Early Modern Russia - (Roundtable) - Printers Row, 2nd Chair: Robert Owen Crummey, UC Davis Part.: Valerie Ann Kivelson, U of Michigan Rachel Dawn Koroloff, U of Göttingen (Germany) Mikhail Markovich Krom, European U at St. Petersburg (Russia) Daniel B. Rowland, U of Kentucky 2-42 Contemporary Voices: Writers and Readers of the New Russian Children’s Literature - (Roundtable) - Purdue, 6th Chair: Olga Bukhina, International Association for the Humanities Part.: Olga Bukhina, International Association for the Humanities Kelly Herold, Grinnell College Natalia Kolodina, Independent Scholar Irina Kuznetsova, Moscow State Boarding School ‘Intellectual’ (Russia) Andrea Lanoux, Connecticut College 2-43 Eastern Europe and the East: Soviet Encounters and the Remaking of National Belonging - River North, 2nd Chair: Zachary Kelly, UC Berkeley Papers: Molly Marie Pucci, Trinity College Dublin (Ireland) “Transnational Biographies: The Secret Police in Communist Poland” Sarah Cramsey, Tulane U “Poland has Not Yet Perished!: How Polish Jews Embraced Polishness in Soviet Exile, 1943-1946” Kyrill Kunakhovich, U of Virginia “Ambiguous Model: The Soviet Union and the Invention of East German Culture” Disc.: Rachel Applebaum, Tufts U Session 1: 1:00p-2:45p • 2: 3:00p-4:45p 3: 5:00p-6:45p 2-44 Memory Conflicts and Foreign Policy in Central and Eastern Europe - (Roundtable) - Salon 1, 7th Chair: Jan Claas Behrends, Center for Contemporary History (Germany) Part.: Lukasz Waldemar Adamski, Centre for Polish-Russian Dialogue and Understanding (Poland) Georgiy Kasianov, Institute of the History of Ukraine NANU (Ukraine) Olga Malinova, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) 2-46 Jewish Underground in the Late Soviet Union: Transgressions of Cultures and Media - Scottsdale, 5th Chair: Klavdia - Smola, Ernst-Moritz-Arndt-U Greifswald (Germany) Thursday

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Sheffield, 4th Constructing Comparative Linguistics as National Endeavor Constructing Comparative Linguistics in Nineteenth-Century Hungary” “Might Taste Prevail Over Ideology?: Beer Boycotts, Class and Moravia, Tensions, and Imperial Insecurities in Bohemia 1890-1911” “Psychopathy and Psychiatric Language in Southern and Southern in Psychiatric Language and “Psychopathy in the First Half of the Southeastern Post-Habsburg Territories 20th Century” Chronicles’: The Than More Proves “‘Language “The Imperial Government and Its Politics of Nationalities Its Politics of and Government Imperial “The in 1907” During the Elections to the Third Duma “’The Political Web’: Elite Networks and Network Formation Elite Networks and Network Formation “’The Political Web’: Reforms, 1861-1881” in the Era of Great Political Interpretations of the World “Politics and Paintings: of Art” “Transgressions of Media and Traditions in the Jewish Traditions in of Media and “Transgressions Underground Culture” “Unofficial Jewish Life in the Soviet Union: The View from the from View The Union: Soviet the in Life Jewish “Unofficial West” “A Revival Leningrad Refusenik Jewish Religion in the of the in the 1980s” Community - Liana Kirillova, Southern Illinois U Carbondale Frank Henschel, U of Bremen (Germany) Alexander M. Semyonov, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia)Alexander M. Semyonov, NRU Higher School Vassili Schedrin, Queen’s U (Canada) Alison Orton, U of Illinois at Chicago Jeremy Lin, New York U Cadra Peterson McDaniel, Texas A&M U Cadra Peterson McDaniel, U of Alberta (Canada) Mariya Melentyeva, Michael Beizer, Hebrew U of Jerusalem (Israel) Hebrew U of Michael Beizer, (Germany) Greifswald Ernst-Moritz-Arndt-U Klavdia - Smola, Vanni D’Alessio, U of Rijeka (Croatia) Georgios Kyriakos Regkoukos, King’s College London (UK) Georgios Kyriakos Regkoukos, Ann Komaromi, U of Toronto (Canada) U of Toronto Ann Komaromi, Frank Henschel, U of Bremen (Germany) Aileen Friesen, Conrad Grebel University College Aileen Friesen, Conrad Heike Karge, U of Regensburg (Germany) Sarah Valentine, Northwestern U Sarah Valentine, Northwestern Yana Skorobogatov, UC Berkeley Jennifer Louise Wilson, U of Pennsylvania and Class in of Nation Beer, Language, and Psychiatry: Discourses the Late and Post-Habsburg Lands David Matthew Borgmeyer, St. Louis U Davis Translating Race in Eurasia I: Freeing Angela - State Avenue, 4th Floor Constructing Social, Political, and National Identities in Late Tsarist Tsarist Late in Identities Political, and National Constructing Social, Russia

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2-50 Content-based Instruction: from Fairy Tales to Politics - Water Tower, 10th Chair: George Hayden Fowler, Slavica Publishers Papers: Olga Ogurtsova, Beloit College “Deciphering Allusions: from Traditional Folk Tales to Modern” Olena Chernishenko, Arizona State U “Domestic and International Topics: Teaching Debate and Negotiation Skills” Maria Alley, U of Pennsylvania “Navigating Target Culture at the Elementary Level” Disc.: Ariann Stern-Gottschalk, U of Maryland, College Park 2-51 Selflessness and Love in Late Tolstoy - Wisconsin, 6th Chair: Donna Tussing Orwin, U of Toronto (Canada) Papers: Vladyslav Prostsevichus, Н.S. Skovoroda Kharkiv National Pedagogical U (Ukraine) “New Take on Catharsis: Tolstoy’s ‘After the Ball’” Victoria Juharyan, Princeton U “’Father Sergius’ and ‘Swimming on Dry Land’” David M.B.L. Herman, U of Virginia “Tolstoyan Christian Love Is Not for Its Recipient” Disc.: Susan McReynolds Oddo, Northwestern U 2-52 Re-Imagining East Central European Cities in Cold War Borders - Wrigleyville, 2nd Chair: Julia Carolin Mannherz, U of Oxford (UK) Papers: Marta Kalabinski, Yale U “Unruly Gdansk: Breakdown of Control of Space in the Postwar Period “ Brigitte Le Normand, U of British Columbia Okanagan (Canada) “Rijeka’s Journey from Periphery to Center, 1945-1960” Andrew Thomas Demshuk, American U “Urban Planning ‘Miracles’ in Frankfurt/Main, Leipzig, and Wrocław, 1949-1956” Disc.: Jan Musekamp, European U Viadrina (Germany)

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“’Superlative’ Work?: The Mobilization of the Russian Army “’Superlative’ Work?: The Mobilization from July 1914” “The Emperor as Commander-in-Chief” Revolt: How the “From the June Offensive to the Kornilov Imperial Army Lost its Military Effectiveness” “War, Hunger and Ideas of Revolution in besieged “War, Hunger and Ideas of Revolution Leningrad, 1941-43” “Pain, Theodicy, and Making Sense of War: Logics of “Pain, Theodicy, and Making Sense Narratives of Suffering” Leningrad: “State and Society in Blockaded Decision-Making” Communication and Mechanisms of “Text Mining the Gulag” “’The Life [and Works] of Engineer Kipreev’: Demidov, Kipreev’: Engineer of Works] [and Life “’The Fate of Camp Fiction and Friendship Shalamov, and the in the 1960s” Letters and Memoirs from Stalin’s “Writing Repression: Gulag” Session 3 – Thursday – 5:00-6:45 pm 5:00-6:45 – – Thursday 3 Session Anthony John Heywood, U of Aberdeen (UK) Anthony John Heywood, U of Aberdeen Jeffrey Kenneth Hass, U of Richmond / St. Petersburg State U Jeffrey Kenneth Hass, U of Richmond Alan Joseph Barenberg, Texas Tech U Barenberg, Texas Alan Joseph David McDonald, U of Wisconsin-Madison Matthew Pauly, Michigan State U Wilson Tharpa Bell, Thompson Rivers U (Canada) Bell, Thompson Wilson Tharpa Colleen M Moore, Florida Southern College Norman E. Saul, U of Kansas Union Soviet the and in Russia Law International Ballroom A, 5th The Imperial Russian Army in War and Revolution The Imperial Russian Army in War and (Russia) Framing Perceptions, Power, and Pain in the Wartime Soviet Power, and Pain in the Wartime Framing Perceptions, Leningrad in World War II Union: Lessons from Lakeview, 2nd Lakeview, and Approaches 1: New Sources Gulag Studies Olga Porshneva, Ural Federal U (Russia) Steven Maddox, Canisius College Emily D Johnson, U of Oklahoma Emily D Johnson, U Bruce William Menning, U of Kansas U John W. Steinberg, Austin Peay State Kirill Boldovskiy, Fund for Research in Modern History (Russia) Kirill Boldovskiy, Fund for Research in Modern U at St. Petersburg (Russia) Nikita Andreevich Lomagin, European Sean Kinnear, McMaster U (Canada) Sean Kinnear, McMaster U College London (UK) Sarah Jean Young,

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Papers: Karsten Brüggemann, Tallinn U (Estonia) “Inspired by the Promises of the February Revolution?: On the Foundation of the Estonian Republic during Revolution and War” Tanja Penter, U of Heidelberg (Germany) “Revolution in Ukraine” Ivan Sablin, Ruhr U (Germany) “A Settler Revolution: Post-Imperial Citizenship in the Russian Far East” Disc.: Lars Thomas Lih, Independent Scholar 3-13 States, Oligarchs, and Bureaucracies: New Research in Post-Soviet Political Economy - Cook, 3rd Chair: Andrew Scott Barnes, Kent State U Papers: Susanne Alice Wengle, U of Notre Dame “How Capital Inflows Transform Post-Soviet Rural Economies” Rudra Sil, U of Pennsylvania “Russia’s Petro-State in Historical and Comparative Perspective: Resource Curse or Blessing” Jordan Gans-Morse, Northwestern U “The Roots of Predatory States: Corrupt Self-Selection?” Disc.: Andrew Scott Barnes (Kent State U) 3-14 Multiple Feminisms 2: Feminism and Modernity in the North Caucasus and Central Asia - Denver, 5th Chair: Laura Ann Chang Tourtellotte, Boston U Papers: Irina Kosterina, Heinrich Boell Foundation “‘Hide and Seek’: Feminism in the North Caucasus” Elena Anatolyevna Rodina, Northwestern U Svetlana Anokhina, Independent Scholar “Gender and Journalism: A Case Study of Dagestani Women’s Journalistic Writing” Olga Breininger-Umetayeva, Harvard U “Separating Fact from Fiction about Muslim Women in Central Asia and the North Caucasus” Disc.: Laura Olson Osterman, U of Colorado at Boulder 3-15 Transgression, Progression, Regression?: The Challenges of the Post-Yugoslav Cultural Space in Post-Communist Times - Dupage, Session 1: 1:00p-2:45p • 2: 3:00p-4:45p 3: 5:00p-6:45p 3rd Chair: Natasa Kovacevic, East Michigan U Papers: Tatjana Rosic Ilic, Singidunum U (Serbia) “Repetition, Revision, or Recycling of SFRY Communist History/History of SFRY Communism during the 90s?” Tihomir Brajovic, U of Belgrade (Serbia) “In Between Post-Communism and Post-Yugoslavism” Isidora Jaric, U of Belgrade (Serbia) “Yugoslav Culture between Ideology and Science: Deconstructing the Ideology of Socialism and Reconstructing Civil Society within the Secondary School Curriculum of Sociology in SFRY” Disc.: Marija Grujic, Institute of Literature and Art (Serbia) Thursday

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Bea Klotz, Central and East European Online Library Gudrun Tatjana Wirtz, Bavarian State Library (Germany) 3-22 Dostoevsky and Philosophy - Illinois, 6th Chair: Michael Marsh-Soloway, U of Richmond Papers: Brian Arthur Armstrong, Augusta U “Epistemic Weakness in Dostoevsky’s ‘Besy’” Jennie Wojtusik, U of Texas at Austin “The Legacy of German Idealism: Dostoevsky’s Philosophical-Political Intervention” Octavian Gabor, Methodist College “Responsibility Beyond Morality in ‘Brothers Karamazov’” Disc.: Paul Joseph Contino, Pepperdine U 3-23 The Second Government of Postwar Polish Film - Indiana, 6th Chair: Anna Szawara, U of Illinois at Chicago Papers: Helena Goscilo, Ohio State U “The Elephant and the Jewish Question” Kinga Kosmala, U of Chicago “Ida and Mother Joan of the Angels: A God-Like Camera and Women in Habits” Beth C. Holmgren, Duke U “Living in the State of Our Sorrow: Szumowska’s Body and In the Name...” Disc.: Daniel Webster Pratt, Ohio State U 3-24 S. M. Tret’iakov and the Origins of Soviet Cinema - Iowa, 6th Chair: Emma Widdis, U of Cambridge (UK) Papers: Natalia Ryabchikova, U of Pittsburgh “Sergei Mikhailovich: Tret’iakov and Eisenstein as a Double Act” Edward Tyerman, UC Berkeley “Facts and Fictions: Sergei Tret’iakov, ‘Dzhungo,’ and the Craft of Soviet Screenwriting” Anthony Anemone, The New School “Tret’iakov and the Origins of Georgian Cinema” Disc.: Oksana Sarkisova, Central European U (Hungary) 3-25 Women’s Experiences of the Holocaust in Eastern Europe - Kane,

Session 1: 1:00p-2:45p • 2: 3:00p-4:45p 3: 5:00p-6:45p 3rd Chair: Meghann T. Pytka, Southern Illinois U Carbondale Papers: Daina S. Eglitis, George Washington U “Silences of Memory: Liberator Sexual Assault in the East at the End of World War II” Michelle Kelso, George Washington U “A Shelter to Cry In: Resiliency among Romani Girls during the Holocaust in Romania” Dovile Budryte, Georgia Gwinnett College “From Partisan Warfare to Memory Battlefields: Two Women’s Stories about the Second World War, the Holocaust, and Memory Politics in Lithuania” Disc.: Mara Lazda, CUNY Bronx Community College Thursday - - 51

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3-32 Bands of Brothers and Sisters: Russian and Ukrainian Popular Religious Organization, 1860-1940 - Miami, 5th Chair: Chris J. Chulos, Roosevelt U Papers: Heather J. Coleman, U of Alberta (Canada) “Religious Brotherhoods and the Orthodoxy of the Western Borderlands in Late Imperial Russia” William Gilson Wagner, Williams College “Preserving Communities of Faith: Orthodox Convents in Nizhnii Novgorod Diocese, 1917-1935” Roy Raymond Robson, Pennsylvania State U “Toward a Model of Interaction between Believers and the Soviet State” Disc.: Page Herrlinger, Bowdoin College 3-33 Soviet Art and Collective Memory in Contemporary Russia - Michigan, 6th Chair: Lisa A. Kirschenbaum, West Chester U Papers: Maria Silina, U of Québec at Montréal (Canada) “Communist Heritage in the Post-Soviet Russian Cityscape: Recognition and Strategies of Valorisation” Alexandra Novozhenova, Northwestern U “Reassembling the USSR: Paintings from 1920-1940s as a Source for Post-Soviet Historical Constructivism” Antony Kalashnikov, U of Oxford (UK) “Stalinist Neo-Classicism and the Development of a Trans- Temporal Artistic Language” Disc.: Christianna Bonin, MIT 3-34 Russian Culture beyond the Literary and the Logocentric - (Roundtable) - Michigan State, 6th Chair: Philip Ross Bullock, U of Oxford (UK) Part.: Molly Brunson, Yale U Philip Ross Bullock, U of Oxford (UK) Julie Anne Cassiday, Williams College Katherine M. H. Reischl, Princeton U Boris Wolfson, Amherst College 3-35 Perception, Expectation, and Obfuscation in the Works of Vladimir Nabokov - Minnesota, 6th Session 1: 1:00p-2:45p • 2: 3:00p-4:45p 3: 5:00p-6:45p Chair: Sergey Karpukhin, U of Wisconsin-Madison Papers: Assel Almuratova, U of Wisconsin-Madison “Nabokov’s Ideal Reader: Interpretive Problems and Solutions” Adam Lieberman, U of Wisconsin-Madison “History, Memory, and the Artist: Travel Literature and the Reinterpretation of Facts in Vladimir Nabokov’s ‘The Gift’” Ona Renner-Fahey, U of Montana “On Diagnosing Landscape and Placelessness: Nabokov’s Wood-Sprite” Disc.: Zakhar Ishov, U of Tübingen (Germany) Thursday 53 Ohio - (Roundtable) - - Printers Row, 2nd

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3-42 Women’s Post-Soviet Documentary Prose In and Outside of Russia - Purdue, 6th Chair: Gabriella Ferrari, Princeton U Papers: Holly E. Myers, Columbia U “Post-Soviet Adaptations of Svetlana Alexievich’s Soviet- Era Documentary Prose” Cristina Vatulescu, New York U “Photography and Documentary Prose: Svetlana Boym’s ‘Tale of a Refugee Camp’” Natalia Klimova, Princeton U “Liudmila Ulitskaya’s ‘Childhood 45-53’: Collective History, Private Memory” Disc.: Cynthia F. Simmons, Boston College 3-43 The Politics of Memory: Narratives of the Holocaust in Pre- and Post-1989 Poland - River North, 2nd Chair: Elzbieta Janicka, Polish Academy of Sciences (Poland) Papers: Joanna Trzeciak, Kent State U “Remembrance, Representation, and Recycling: Rozewicz’s Holocaust Corpus and the Politics of Memory” Elzbieta Janicka, Polish Academy of Sciences (Poland) “The Dominant and Alternative Narratives in the Space of the Former Warsaw Ghetto” Izabela Kalinowska-Blackwood, SUNY Stony Brook “Is It Possible to Go Back to Austeria?: Jewish Returns and Visual Culture” Disc.: Anna Muller, U of Michigan, Dearborn 3-46 The Many Faces of Late Socialism: On the Diversity and Specificity of Socialist Subjectivities across the “Eastern Bloc” - (Roundtable) - Scottsdale, 5th Chair: Maike Lehmann, U of Cologne (Germany) Part.: Ana Antic, Birbeck, U of London (UK) Diana Georgescu, U College London (UK) Simon Huxtable, Loughborough U (UK) Kyrill Kunakhovich, U of Virginia 3-47 The Great Transgression: Instrumentalizing Race in Russian and Soviet History - Sheffield, 4th Session 1: 1:00p-2:45p • 2: 3:00p-4:45p 3: 5:00p-6:45p Chair: Ekaterina M. Boltunova, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) Papers: Marina B. Mogilner, U of Illinois at Chicago “The Late Imperial Moment and Jewish Self-Racializing” Adrienne Lynn Edgar, UC Santa Barbara “Racial Thinking and Ethnic Intermarriage in Soviet Central Asia” Eugene Michael Avrutin, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign “Putin’s New Racial Order” Disc.: David Rainbow, U of Houston 3-48 Aesthetic Experience and Health in Russian and Soviet Culture - (Roundtable) - State Avenue, 4th Floor Chair: Susan K. Morrissey, UC Irvine Thursday 55 -

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3-53 Walking Roundtable: “Revoliutsiia! Demonstratsiia!” at the Art Institute of Chicago - (Roundtable) - Art Institute’s Regenstein Hall, Exhibit Entrance – 5:30 – 7:30 PM Chair: Matthew S Witkovsky, Art Institute of Chicago Part.: Masha Chlenova, The New School Christina Kiaer, Northwestern U Kristin E. Romberg, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Kathleen Moir Tahk, Northwestern U

ALL ATTENDEES ARE INVITED TO THE OPENING RECEPTION & EXHIBIT HALL TOUR Salon 1, 2 and 3. 7th – 6:30 – 8:00 PM There will be hors d’oeuvres served, and a cash bar. Session 1: 1:00p-2:45p • 2: 3:00p-4:45p 3: 5:00p-6:45p FILM SCREENING: “FINDING BABEL” Chicago Ballroom D, 5th, 8 – 10 PM Film: 2015, USA, dir. David Novack Sponsored by: Working Group on Cinema and Television Introduction by: Gabriella Safran (Stanford U) Q&A with: David Novack (Odessa Films / U of Pennsyvania), Val Vinokur (The New School) and Andrei Malaev-Babel (Florida State U / Asolo Conservatory for Actor Training) Friday

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“The ‘Rare Survivor’: Nikolai Vasilievich Matveev and Russian “The ‘Rare Survivor’: Nikolai Vasilievich Orthodox Music in Soviet Moscow” the and Connections Personal Bureaucrats: and “Friends Shape of the Thaw” “Personal Connections, Political Power and Geographic “Personal Connections, Political Power the Soviet Creative Place: The Wartime Narrative of Intelligentsia, 1941-1945” “Samantha Smith in the Land of the Bolsheviks: The Bolsheviks: of the “Samantha Smith in the Land War” Propaganda of Peace in the Late Cold Hidden History of “The Forgotten and the Unwanted: The Soviet Childcare” “Showcasing Internationalism in the Soviet Pioneer Camp “Showcasing Internationalism in the Soviet ‘Artek’” Friday, November 10 November Friday, Session 4 – Friday – 8:00-9:45 am Session 4 – Friday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM, Salon 2 & 3, 7th floor 6:00 PM, Salon 2 & 9:00 AM – Erina Megowan, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) Erina Megowan, NRU Higher School of Kathleen Beger, U of Regensburg (Germany) Leah Goldman, Reed College Julie K. deGraffenried, Baylor U Soviet Union Networks and Cultural Production in Wartime and the Post-Stalinist Networks and Cultural Production in Wartime Experiences in Soviet Residential Childcare Institutions: Reality, Experiences in Soviet Residential Childcare Imagination, and Representation Lakeview, 2 Chicago Leah Goldman, Reed College Natalie Belsky, U of Minnesota Duluth Alla Generalow, Vassar College Karl E. Loewenstein, U of Wisconsin-Oshkosh Margaret Elizabeth Peacock, U of Alabama Mirjam Galley, U of Sheffield (UK) Clark Foyer, 4th

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4-03 Revolutionary Days Revisited: Commemorating the Russian Revolution at the New York Public Library, Columbia University and Slavica Publishers - (Roundtable) - Belmont, 4th Chair: Matt Lee Miller, U of Northwestern-St. Paul Part.: Tanya Chebotarev, Columbia U Susan Smith-Peter, CUNY College of Staten Island William Benton Whisenhunt, College of DuPage 4-04 Between Historiography, School, and Museum: How History is Discussed and Represented on the Post-Soviet Space - Chicago Ballroom A, 5th Chair: Jon C. Giullian, U of Kansas Papers: Rustis Kamuntavicius, Vytautas Magnus U (Lithuania) “National Narratives and Nonsense: Lithuanian, Belarusian, and Polish Quarrels over History through the Last One Hundred Years” Dmitry Pushmin, President B. Yeltsin Center Foundation (Russia) “Establishing the Tradition of Presidential Centers in Russia: Boris Yeltsin Museum and Archive and the Representation of the 1990s” Anna Sanina, NRU Higher School of Economics, St. Petersburg (Russia) “Patriotic Education in Contemporary Russia: Governmental Programs and Empirical Evidence” Disc.: Liisi Esse, Stanford U 4-05 Soviet Americana: From Cultural Consumption to Soviet Academic Studies of America - Chicago Ballroom B, 4th Chair: Barbara Brigitte Walker, U of Nevada, Reno Papers: Andrei Znamenski, U of Memphis “From Playing American Indians to Studying Native Americans in the USSR” Sergei Ivanovich Zhuk, Ball State U “Soviet Americana: From American Music and Films to American Studies of the Cold War” Volodymyr Kravchenko, U of Alberta (Canada) “The Cold War Invisible Battles: Canadian Ukrainianists versus Soviet Canadianists” Disc.: Christopher John Ward, Clayton State U 4-06 Welfare, Gender, and Inequality in Contemporary Russia - Chicago Ballroom C, 5th Chair: Carol Ruth Nechemias, Pennsylvania State U, Harrisburg Papers: Esuna Dugarova, United Nations Development Programme “Activation of Citizens’ Labour Potential in Russia and Other Session 4: 8:00a-9:45a • 5: 10:00a-11:45a 6: 1:45p-3:30p 7: 3:45p-5:30p Post-Soviet States” Jane Gary Harris, U of Pittsburgh “A Decade and a Half in the Life of a Gerontological Russian NGO, Dobroe Delo, and the Rights of the Elderly” Linda Jean Cook, Brown U “State Contracting with Socially-Oriented NGOs in Russia: Why So Little Progress?” Disc.: Inna Leykin, Open U of Israel (Israel) Friday 59 Clark, - Chicago Chicago - -

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“The Politics of Electoral Reform in Ukraine, 1991-2012” “The Politics of Electoral Reform in Ukraine, in Ukraine’s “The Symbiosis of Professionalism and Corruption Election Administration” in the Russian “The Puzzle of Electoral System Engineering Regions, 2003-2016” Russia: the Case of Scientology” Russia: the Case of ‘Foreign Agents’” vs. Intentional Knowledge: Who Tells “Accidental Expertise Religions in Russian Law Courts?” ‘the Truth’ about Minority and Conspiracy Theories in Post-Soviet “Religion, Money, “Russian Political Scientists in the Expertise on NGOs as in the Expertise on Political Scientists “Russian Dima Kortukov, Indiana U Bloomington Elena Belokurova, North-Western Institute of the Russian Academy of Academy of Institute of the Russian North-Western Elena Belokurova, Douglas T. Northrop, U of Michigan Misha V. Belkindas, Open Data Watch Rostislav Turovsky, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) Rostislav Turovsky, NRU Higher School of David Wolff, Hokkaido U (Japan) David Wolff, Hokkaido Victoria Koroteyeva, Columbia U Columbia Victoria Koroteyeva, Masaaki Kuboniwa, Hitotsubashi U (Japan) Higher School of Economics Alexey Nikolaevich Ponomarenko, NRU (Russia) Muslim Community Belonging: Ethnicity, Gender, and Class. 4th Improvement in Statistical Systems in Russia and CIS-Openness and Improvement in Statistical Systems in Russia Transparency Viktoriia Romanova, I.M. Sechenov First Moscow State Medical U Viktoriia Romanova, I.M. Sechenov First (Russia) Yaroslav Shulatov, Kobe U (Japan) David Wolff, Hokkaido U (Japan) Electoral Reforms in Russia and Ukraine From Friends to Foes: A Path to the Cold War in East Asia From Friends to Foes: Ballroom F, 5th (Roundtable) - Chicago RAS (Russia) “Expertocracy,” “Expertocracy,” “Schmexperts,” and the II - Litigation Counter-Extremism Russian the in Truth’ Demand for ‘Objective 5th Ballroom E, Administration (Russia) and Public National Economy Gregory Kisunko, The World Bank Akina Kobayashi, Hosei U (Japan) Akina Kobayashi, Hosei Ben Noble, U College London (UK) Victoria Koroteyeva, Columbia U Victoria Koroteyeva, Mikhail Turchenko, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) Mikhail Turchenko, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) Rostislav Turovsky, NRU Higher School of Erik Herron, West Virginia U Marat Shterin, King’s College London (UK) Marat Shterin, King’s House) Institute of Russian Literature (Pushkin Alexander Panchenko,

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Julie Anne Cassiday, Williams College “Pussy Riot Post-Russia: Rap in Postmodern Feminist Protest” Disc.: Lilya Kaganovsky, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 4-21 Florensky, Tarkovsky, and the Icon - Huron, 10th Chair: Maria Salnikova, U of Southern California Papers: Katherine Marie Lahti, Trinity College “Icons, Tarkovsky’s ‘Stalker,’ and Strugatskys’ ‘Roadside Picnic’” Vladimir Leonidovich Marchenkov, Ohio U “Nostalgia for Sacrifice: The Artist in Tarkovsky’s Last Two Films” Benjamin Jens, U of Arizona “Icons, Dostoevsky, and Tarkovsky’s ‘Mirror’” Disc.: Robyn Jensen, Columbia U Andrea Oppo, Pontifical U of Sardinia (Italy) 4-22 Transgressions, Relationships, and Transformations - Illinois, 6th Chair: Jennie Wojtusik, U of Texas at Austin Papers: Michael Marsh-Soloway, U of Richmond “A Bug’s Life in the Novels of F.M. Dostoevsky: Insects, Arachnids, and Zoomorphism as Indicators of Debasement and Transgression” Robert F. Slesinski, Independent Scholar “Nicolas Berdyaev: A Revolutionary Spirit in a Transgressing, Dostoevskian, ‘Anti-Revolutionary’ Mode” Disc.: Yuri Corrigan, Boston U 4-23 National Identity in the Cinema of the Soviet Republics - Indiana, 6th Chair: Joshua J. First, U of Mississippi Papers: Steven A. Usitalo, Northern State U “Sergei Parajanov as an ‘Armenian’ Film Director” David Gomiero Molina, U of Chicago “Poetry and National Identity in Sergei Parajanov’s Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors” Disc.: Olga Klimova, U of Pittsburgh 4-24 Was Early Soviet Cinema Revolutionary? - (Roundtable) - Iowa, 6th Chair: Yuri Tsivian, U of Chicago Part.: Vitaly Chernetsky, U of Kansas Michele Leigh, Southern Illinois U Carbondale Booth Wilson, U of Wisconsin-Madison

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4-31 Continuities, Legacies, and (Self-)Representations in Post-war Hungarian History - McHenry, 3rd Chair: Jessie Labov, Central European U (Hungary) Papers: Tamás Scheibner, Eötvös Loránd U (Hungary) “Recognizing Female Voices in Dissent: The Macho Ethos of the Opposition and Its Post-1989 Legacies” Jozsef Litkei, CEU Press “Crocodiles in the Danube: Popular Perceptions of the Soviet Army in October 1956 and the Legacy of WWII in Hungary’s post-1945 History” Balazs Apor, Trinity College Dublin (Ireland) “’There is a Need for a Leader Like Horthy’: Leader Cults and Continuities in Hungarian State-building Traditions, 1935- 1953” Disc.: Aniko Szucs, Haverford College 4-32 Cold War Exceptionalism and Xenophobia: Soviet Legacy and Post-Soviet Revival (II) - Miami, 5th Chair: Evgeny A. Dobrenko, U of Sheffield (UK) Papers: Milla (Lioudmila) Fedorova, Georgetown U “Pushkin is with Us: How Russian Classics Endorse the Cold War Rhetoric in Post-Soviet Film Adaptations” David Brandenberger, U of Richmond “Russian Patriotism’s Debt to its Soviet Precursor” Ilya Kukulin, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) “Obsession of the Internal Cold War: Contemporary Dystopias of the Two Coexisting Russias and their Soviet Origin” Disc.: Vasily V Gatov, U of Southern California 4-33 Defying Categorization in Nineteenth-Century Russian Painting - Michigan, 6th Chair: Galina Mardilovich, Independent Scholar Papers: Margaret Samu, The New School “The Making of Karl Briullov’s Last Day of Pompeii” Louise Hardiman, Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art (UK) “Empires, Exhibitions, East: Vereshchagin’s Unconventional Realism and its British Reception” Rosalind Polly Blakesley, U of Cambridge (UK) “The First Female Peredvizhnik: Emily Shanks and the Blurred Realist/Impressionist Divide” Disc.: Jane Ashton Sharp, Rutgers, The State U of New Jersey 4-34 Breaking the Sequence: the Links between 18th and 21th Centuries Session 4: 8:00a-9:45a • 5: 10:00a-11:45a 6: 1:45p-3:30p 7: 3:45p-5:30p in Russian Literature - Michigan State, 6th Chair: Caroline Lemak Brickman, UC Berkeley Papers: Tatiana Smoliarova, U of Toronto (Canada) “Turn(s) of the Century: Writing the late 1790s in the early 2000s” Alexander Averbuch, U of Toronto (Canada) “Poetic Memory and Anti-Memory: Vasilii Kapnist in Gali- Dana Singer’s Poetry” Friday 65

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4-39 “The Submerged Continent”: Andrey Bely’s Theory of Symbolism - (Roundtable) - Ohio State, 6th Chair: Olga Muller Cooke, Texas A&M U Part.: Evgeniya A Koroleva, CUNY Graduate Center Timothy Langen, U of Missouri Joseph Allan Schlegel, U of Toronto (Canada) Jonathan Craig Stone, Franklin & Marshall College 4-41 Managing Transgressions in Kyivan Rus’ - Printers Row, 2nd Chair: Francis Butler, Independent Scholar Papers: Christian Raffensperger, Wittenberg U “Conflict as Bargaining: Conflict Resolution among the Volodimerovichi Clan of Rus’” Sergei Bogatyrev, U College London (UK) “Shaping the Memory of Political Transgressions: the List of Kyivan Princes in the Primary Chronicle” Tatiana Vilkul, Institute of Ukrainian History, NASU (Ukraine) “Kniaz’ia i narod kak politicheskie igroki v letopisnykh opisaniiakh konfliktnykh situatsii” Disc.: Donald Ostrowski, Harvard U 4-42 Sincerity, Authenticity, and Satire in Post-Soviet Russia - Purdue, 6th Chair: Herbert J. Eagle, U of Michigan Papers: Jesse O’Dell, UCLA “Searching for Identity: The Russian Idea in the Post-Soviet Fantastika Film Adaptation” Nicolas Dreyer, Independent Scholar “Vladimir Tuchkov’s Intertextual Transgression: The Parody of the Russian Classics as Post-Soviet Social Criticism” Disc.: Mary A. Nicholas, Lehigh U

4-43 Agency and the (Re-)built Environment in post-1945 East-Central Europe - River North, 2nd Chair: Stephanie Weismann, U of Vienna (Austria) Papers: Karin Steinbrueck, Independent Scholar “Aftershocks: Nicolae Ceausescu and the Romanian Communist Regime’s Response to the 1977 Earthquake” Travis Michael Gray, U of Texas at Austin “Provincial Utopia: Smolensk and Postwar Reconstruction” Malgorzata Popiolek, Technische U Berlin (Germany) / U of Wrocław (Poland) “Beyond the Iron Curtain: (Inter)national Urban Heritage Conservation in East Central Europe” Disc.: Laura Demeter, IMT School for Advanced Studies Lucca (Italy) Session 4: 8:00a-9:45a • 5: 10:00a-11:45a 6: 1:45p-3:30p 7: 3:45p-5:30p Anastasia Felcher, Independent Scholar

4-44 Is Anything Transgressive?: Threat, Cynicism, and Scandal in the Global Alt-Right - Salon 1, 7th Chair: Jessica Pisano, The New School Papers: Nancy Virginia Ries, Colgate U “Nuclear Weapons as Discourse and Deep Play” Friday 67 Streeterville, -

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4-50 Culture in Communicative Setting: Teaching Slavic Languages - Water Tower, 10th Chair: Anna Zofia Gasienica-Byrcyn, Saint Xavier U Papers: Ellen R. Langer, UC Berkeley “Having it All: Culture and the Four Skills in the Introductory Czech Curriculum” Alla Kourova, U of Central Florida “Project ‘Picturing Russian’ at UCF” Erik Houle, U of Chicago “Defeating Culture Shock: Making ‘Little c’ Culture a Priority in Polish and Russian” Disc.: Jolanta Wrobel Best, U of Houston Downtown 4-51 Tolstoy and Technology - Wisconsin, 6th Chair: Valeria Sobol, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Papers: Thomas Newlin, Oberlin College “Tolstoy’s Selfie: Portrait of a Luddite in the Age of Mechanical Production” Margaret Godwin-Jones, U of Kansas Devin Culley McFadden, U of Kansas “’Parlez-vous по-русски?’ A Digital Analysis of the Role of French and Russian in Tolstoy’s ‘War and Peace’” Alexei Pavlenko, Colorado College “The Pernicious and the Redemptive: Tolstoy’s Views and Encounters with the Machine” Disc.: Jesse Stavis, Bryn Mawr College 4-52 The Baltics and the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk: Re-Imagining the Baltic Region at the End of WWI - Wrigleyville, 2nd Chair: Karsten Brüggemann, Tallinn U (Estonia) Papers: Katja Wezel, U of Pittsburgh “Lobbying for Economic Revival: Baltic German Business Elites, the Idea of a ‘United Baltic Duchy’ and the Negotiations of Brest-Litovsk” Olavi Arens, Armstrong State U “The Internationalization of the Estonian Question during the Brest-Litovsk Negotiations” Klaus Richter, U of Birmingham (UK) “Anti-Poland?: Lithuania in the Order of Brest-Litovsk” Disc.: Jesse Kauffman, Eastern Michigan U Session 4: 8:00a-9:45a • 5: 10:00a-11:45a 6: 1:45p-3:30p 7: 3:45p-5:30p Friday 69 Armitage, 4th - Addison, 4th - (Meeting) - - (Meeting) -

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Marina Dmitrieva, Leibniz Institute for the History and Culture of Eastern Europe (Germany) “Opposing Imperial Memories: The Palace of Culture and Science versus Alexander Nevskii Cathedral in Warsaw” Disc.: Tatiana Saburova, Indiana U Bloomington 5-05 Russian Media at Home and Abroad under Putin: Assessing Purpose and Influence - (Roundtable) - Chicago Ballroom B, 4th Chair: A Ross Johnson, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars Part.: Donald Jensen, Johns Hopkins U Ellen Mickiewicz, Duke U Mark G. Pomar, Independent Scholar Anatol Shmelev, Hoover Institution 5-06 Constructing Patriotism: Memory and Legitimation in Russia’s Regions - Chicago Ballroom C, 5th Chair: Mischa Gabowitsch, Einstein Forum (Germany) Papers: Marlene Laruelle, George Washington U “Malaia Rodina, Soviet Legacy, and Regional Patriotism” Katie L. Stewart, Knox College “Tolstoy or Tukay? Regional Monuments and Local Varieties of Patriotism” Paul Goode, U of Bath (UK) “The Patriotism of Forgetting: The Rebranding of Perm-36” Disc.: Roman Abramov, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) 5-07 Politics of Care in Contemporary Russia - Chicago Ballroom D, 5th Chair: Kaarina Aitamurto, U of Helsinki (Finland) Papers: Elena Zdravomyslova, European U at St. Petersburg (Russia) “Active Aging as Discursive Construction” Elena A. Bogdanova, Centre for Independent Social Research (Russia) “An Access towards Social Care as Stratifying Base: Aging in Russian Province” Zhanna Chernova, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) Meri Kulmala, U of Helsinki (Finland) “The Ideal of Care in Russian Child Welfare: From Institutional to Family Care” Disc.: Michele R. Rivkin-Fish, UNC at Chapel Hill 5-08 1917: A Revolution in Law? - Chicago Ballroom E, 5th Chair: Matthew Rendle, U of Exeter (UK) Papers: Jane Burbank, New York U “Demand for Law: Why Communism Had to Have Courts”

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Papers: Katarzyna A. Zechenter, UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies (UK) “Suffering and Polish Identity” Eugenia Prokop-Janiec, Jagiellonian U (Poland) “Jewish Intellectuals, National Suffering, Contemporary Poland” Tamara Trojanowska, U of Toronto (Canada) “Suffering or ‘The Scandal of Existence’: Polish Dramatic Imaginary” Disc.: Bozena Shallcross, U of Chicago 5-14 Q*ASEEES: Mediating Homosexual Subjectivity in the Soviet Union: Letters, Diaries, and Interviews - Denver, 5th Chair: Codruta Alina Pohrib, Maastricht U (Netherlands) Papers: Ira Roldugina, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) “Early Soviet Homosexuals Speak about Oneself: Social Portraits, Rhetoric, Lifestyle” Ineta Lipsa, U of Latvia (Latvia) “Queer Subjectivity and Soviet ‘Barbarians’ from Stalin to Brezhnev: a Diary of a Soviet Latvian Gay Man” Uku Lember, Tallinn U (Estonia) “Queer Experiences in Late Soviet Estonia through Oral Histories” Disc.: Kevin Moss, Middlebury College Aro Velmet, New York U 5-15 The Many Faces of Yugoslav Internationalism: Regional Environmental Development, Global Economic Order, and Revolutionary Solidarity - Dupage, 3rd Chair: Jessica Greenberg, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Papers: Josef Djordjevski, UC San Diego “Between Exploitation and Protection: The Development of Tourism on the Yugoslav Adriatic, 1965-1995” Jure Ramsak, Science and Research Centre, Koper (Slovenia) “From Belgrade 1961 to Belgrade 1989: Yugoslav Transgression of and Backtracking into Global Economy” Milorad Lazic, George Washington U “‘We Consider Your Struggle as It’s Our Own’: Yugoslav Aid to Liberation Movements and Revolutionary Regimes, 1958- 1980” Disc.: Patrick H. Patterson, UC San Diego 5-16 From Katorga to the GULAG: New Research on the Imperial Russian and Soviet Penal Systems, 1885-1955 - Grace, 4th Session 4: 8:00a-9:45a • 5: 10:00a-11:45a 6: 1:45p-3:30p 7: 3:45p-5:30p Chair: Sarah Jean Young, U College London (UK) Papers: Ben Phillips, U College London (UK) “‘Apostles of the Gospel of Reform’: Siberian Exile and the Transnational Mythology of the Russian Revolutionary Movement, 1885-1917” Zhanna Popova, International Institute of Social History (Netherlands) “A Revolutionary Moment: from Imperial Prisons to the Soviet Labour Camps” Friday 73 Illinois, 6th -

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“All is Like the Ocean: a Family of Animals and Men in The Brothers Karamazov” “The Imperial Imagination in Dostoevsky’s Novels” “Swinging Open the Vault Doors: The Hoover’s Rare Books the Vault Doors: The Hoover’s “Swinging Open and Art Collections” of Making the and Revolution, The Collecting Golder, “Frank ‘Crown & Hammer’” Public Library” “Collecting The Revolution: The New York “Hidden GULAG Death Rates: Early Release on Medical on Medical Release Rates: Early Death GULAG “Hidden 1930-1955” Grounds, Olga Y. Maiorova, U of Michigan Michael C. Herrick, Hoover Institution Anne Lounsbery, New York U Edward Kasinec, Columbia U / Hoover Institution Edward Kasinec, Columbia U / Hoover Carol T. Silverman, U of Oregon Dawn A Seckler, U of Pittsburgh Dawn A Seckler, U of Olga Yurievna Voronina, Bard College Voronina, Bard Olga Yurievna Dostoevsky and the Representation of Russian Identity Susanne Korbel, U of Graz (Austria) Carol T. Silverman, U of Oregon Duygu Ula, U of Michigan Collecting The Revolution Volha Isakava, Central Washington U Vlad Strukov, U of Leeds (UK) Justin Allen Wilmes, East Carolina U Music and Gender I: Ethnicity, Sexuality, and Politics in Balkan/ Central European Folk and Pop Music Public Admin (Russia) UC Santa Barbara Sara Pankenier Weld, Aesthetic Between Political Conformity and Recent Russian Cinema: Transgression Anastasia G Kostetskaya, U of Hawai’i at Manoa Anastasia G Kostetskaya, House) Institute of Russian Literature (Pushkin Svetlana Maslinskaia, RAS (Russia) & Presidential Academy of Nat’l Economy Maria Mayofis, Russian In the Name of the Revolution: Reframing the Past in Soviet Reframing the Past of the Revolution: In the Name Literature Children’s Margaret Hiebert Beissinger, Princeton U Jeremy Hicks, Queen Mary, U of London (UK) Jeremy Hicks, Queen Mary, U of London Marina Balina, Illinois Wesleyan U Marina Balina, Illinois Kevin Michael Kain, U of Wisconsin-Green Bay Kevin Michael Kain, U of Wisconsin-Green Dan D.B. Healey, U of Oxford (UK) U of Oxford Dan D.B. Healey, Zora Kadyrbekova, McGill U (Canada) Robert Harding Davis, Columbia U / Cornell U Robert Harding Davis, Columbia U / Cornell Bertrand Mark Patenaude, Hoover Institution Mikhail Nakonechnyi, U of Oxford (UK) U of Nakonechnyi, Mikhail

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Jonathan Paine, U of Oxford (UK) “The Empire of Readers: Dostoevsky’s Russian Heroes” Disc.: William Mills Todd, III, Harvard U 5-23 (Digital) Manuscripts Don’t Burn: Archiving the Post-socialist 1990s - (Roundtable) - Indiana, 6th Chair: Pavel Khazanov, European U Institute (Italy) Part.: Fabrizio Fenghi, Brown U Bradley Agnew Gorski, Barnard College Rita Safariants, St. Olaf College Lisa Ryoko Wakamiya, Florida State U 5-24 Deconstructing Socialist Realism: Animation, Plots, Sound, and Excess in Soviet Cinema - Iowa, 6th Chair: Natalia Ryabchikova, U of Pittsburgh Papers: Birgit Beumers, U of Aberystwyth (UK) “To Blue Stars and Fairy Kingdoms: Trick(y) Scenarios in the 1930s” Lilya Kaganovsky, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign “The Sound of Socialist Realism: Excess and Ideology in Stalinist Film” Maria Belodubrovskaya, U of Wisconsin-Madison “Plotlessness: Soviet Cinema, Socialist Realism, and Non- Classical Storytelling” Disc.: Vincent Morrison Bohlinger, Rhode Island College 5-25 Mobility and Political Belonging in 20th Century Poland - Kane, 3rd Chair: Brian Porter-Szucs, U of Michigan Papers: Keely Stauter-Halsted, U of Illinois at Chicago “Refugees, Returnees, and Repatriation: Defining Citizenship in Poland, 1918-1923” Kathryn Ciancia, U of Wisconsin-Madison “The Nation in Emigration: Shaping ‘Poles’ in Northern France between the Wars” James Edward Bjork, King’s College London (UK) “Tracking the Flock: Expulsion, Repatriation and Integration in Poland’s Catholic Dioceses after World War II” Disc.: Małgorzata Mazurek, Columbia U 5-26 Ukrainian Poetry of the 1970s and 1980s: Towards the Creation of an Alternative Cultural Identity - Kansas City, 5th Chair: Halyna Hryn, Harvard U Papers: Oleh Kotsyuba, Academic Studies Press “Changing the Framework: Oleh Lysheha’s Interlocutors in

Session 4: 8:00a-9:45a • 5: 10:00a-11:45a 6: 1:45p-3:30p 7: 3:45p-5:30p Western Literature” Oksana Lutsyshyna, U of Texas “Condensing Language, Reinventing Meanings: The Poetry of Mykhailo Hryhoriv” George G. Grabowicz, Harvard U “Beyond Confession and Memory: The Eschatological Poetry of Vasyl’ Herasymiuk” Disc.: Yuliya V. Ladygina, Sewanee: The U of the South Friday 75 (Roundtable) - -

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5-32 New Perspectives on Russian Religious Thought - Miami, 5th Chair: Rebecca Anne Mitchell, Middlebury College Papers: Catherine Evtuhov, Columbia U “Divine Humanity and Vladimir Soloviev’s Universal Christian Vision” Teresa Obolevitch, Pontifical U of John Paul II in Krakow (Poland) “Alexei Losev: Aesthetics as a Way of Life” Paul Richard Valliere, Butler U “The Influence of Russian Religious Thought on Western Theology in the Twentieth Century” Disc.: Randall Allen Poole, College of St. Scholastica 5-33 Photomontage and Revolution - Michigan, 6th Chair: Erika Wolf, U of Otago (New Zealand) Papers: Meghan Leigh Forbes, Museum of Modern Art “Reflektor and ReD: Iterations of Revolution in the Photomontages of Karel Teige” Aleksandar Boskovic, Columbia U “Cinepoetry for Children of the Revolution: Solomon Telingater’s Typophoto for Alexander Bezymenskii’s Komsomolia (1928)” Jindrich Toman, U of Michigan “Let’s Take Soviet Photography out of its Box, Part Two: Propaganda Photomontage of the 1930s” Disc.: Matthew S Witkovsky, Art Institute of Chicago 5-34 Book Discussion “Secondhand Time: The Last of the Soviets” by Svetlana Alexievich - (Roundtable) - Michigan State, 6th Chair: Anne E. Gorsuch, U of British Columbia (Canada) Part.: Kate Brown, U of Maryland, Baltimore County Jehanne M Gheith, Duke U Kristin Roth-Ey, U College London (UK) 5-35 Traversing Nabokov - Minnesota, 6th Chair: Dana L. Dragunoiu, Carleton U (Canada) Papers: Julia Kobrina-Coolidge, California State U, Chico “Berlin as a Setting in Vladimir Nabokov’s Russian Prose” Marina Minskaya, Independent Scholar “Nabokov’s Escape and the Power of Remembering” Rusina Volkova, Independent Scholar “War as a World Catastrophe: The Novel Pnin and the Problems of War and Peace” Disc.: Dana L. Dragunoiu, Carleton U (Canada)

Session 4: 8:00a-9:45a • 5: 10:00a-11:45a 6: 1:45p-3:30p 7: 3:45p-5:30p 5-36 Transgressions in Translation Panel 3: Ethics of/in Translation: Soviet Cases - Navy Pier, 10th Chair: Hannu Kemppanen, U of Eastern Finland (Finland) Papers: Elena Zemskova, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) “Translation and Denunciation: An Author-Translator Conflict at the Time of the Great Terror” Susanna Witt, Stockholm U (Sweden) “The Translator as Trickster: The Life and Fortunes of Mark Tarlovskii” Friday - - 77

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Andreas Xavier Schonle, Queen Mary, U of London (UK) “Self-negating Sincerity and Radical Contingency: Alexander Kushner’s Poetry through the Lyotardian Sublime of the Now” Ellen Rutten, U of Amsterdam (Netherlands) “Is the Sincere Now/New?: Age, Wear, and Ruin in Russian Sincerity Rhetoric” Disc.: Philip Gleissner, Princeton U 5-43 Revolution of Photography – Photography as Revolution: Jewish Topics in Photography before and after 1917 - River North, 2nd Chair: Antony Polonsky, Brandeis U Papers: Artur Markowski, U of Warsaw / POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews (Poland) “From Ethnography through Martyrology to the Picture of the Nation: Pre-revolutionary Jewish Photography” Konrad Zielinski, Maria Curie-Skłodowska U (Poland) “Jewish Themes in the Polish Press Photography: 1918-1939” Michal Trebacz, U of Warsaw (Poland) “Everyday Life of the Holocaust: Photographs from the Lodz Ghetto” Disc.: Iwona Kurz, U of Warsaw (Poland) 5-44 Who Promised What to Whom on the NATO Expansion? - (Roundtable) - Salon 1, 7th Chair: Thomas Blanton, National Security Archive Part.: James M Goldgeier, American U Mark Nathan Kramer, Harvard U Svetlana Vitalievna Savranskaya, National Security Archive 5-46 Second World Urbanity I: Housing and Revolution in Russia’s Long 20th Century - (Roundtable) - Scottsdale, 5th Chair: Steven E. Harris, U of Mary Washington Part.: Rebecca Friedman, Florida International U Steven E. Harris, U of Mary Washington Deirdre Ruscitti Harshman, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Christine Varga-Harris, Illinois State U Andy Willimott, U of Reading (UK) 5-47 Book Discussion Roundtable: ‘A New Imperial History of Northern Eurasia’ by Ab Imperio - (Roundtable) - Sheffield, 4th Chair: Alexander M. Semyonov, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) Part.: Ilya V. Gerasimov, Ab Imperio Pavel Ivlev, KRES Poliskola Volodymyr Kravchenko, U of Alberta (Canada)

Session 4: 8:00a-9:45a • 5: 10:00a-11:45a 6: 1:45p-3:30p 7: 3:45p-5:30p Darius Staliunas, Lithuanian Institute of History (Lithuania) 5-48 Translating Race in Eurasia II: Red Relations: Race and Transatlantic Radicalism - (Roundtable) - State Avenue, 4th Floor Sponsored by: Association for Diversity in Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies Chair: D. Brian Kim, Stanford U Part.: Elvira Godek-Kiryluk, U of Illinois at Chicago Erin K Krafft, U of Massachusetts Dartmouth Friday 79 Wisconsin, -

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6-01 Hunger, Violence, and the State - (Roundtable) - Addison, 4th Chair: Alice Weinreb, Loyola U Chicago Part.: Golfo Alexopoulos, U of South Florida Sarah Cameron, U of Maryland, College Park Rebecca Manley, Queen’s U (Canada) Alice Weinreb, Loyola U Chicago 6-02 Collaboration and its Complexities in Occupied Soviet Territories in World War II - Armitage, 4th Chair: Oleg Budnitskii, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) Papers: Vladimir A. Solonari, U of Central Florida “Whose Enemy? Odessan Intelligentsia and the Romanian Occupation” Michael David-Fox, Georgetown U “The Newly Discovered Memoirs of Smolensk Burgomistr Boris Men’shagin, 1941-1943” Vanessa Voisin, CERCEC / Foundation for the Memory of the Holocaust (France) “Delayed Retribution: Transnational Cooperation and Soviet Patterns of Stigmatization around Fedor Fedorenko’s Case, 1973-1986” Disc.: John-Paul Himka, U of Alberta (Canada) Timothy Snyder, Yale U 6-03 When WAS the Russian Revolution?: Perspectives on its Beginning and its End - (Roundtable) - Belmont, 4th Chair: Eric Lohr, American U Part.: Peter Isaac Holquist, U of Pennsylvania Dominic Lieven, Cambridge U (UK) Session 4: 8:00a-9:45a • 5: 10:00a-11:45a 6: 1:45p-3:30p 7: 3:45p-5:30p Boris Ivanovich Kolonitskii, European U at St. Petersburg (Russia) Melissa Kirschke Stockdale, U of Oklahoma 6-04 Revisiting Russia’s Modernisation - Chicago Ballroom A, 5th Chair: Suvi Helena Kansikas, U of Helsinki (Finland) Papers: Sari Autio-Sarasmo, U of Helsinki (Finland) “Technology and the Idea of the Modern Soviet-Russia after 1917” Friday 81 Chicago - (Roundtable) - -

(Roundtable) - Chicago Ballroom - Chicago Ballroom (Roundtable) - Chicago Ballroom E, 5th - Growth in Post-Communist Russia (1991-2014)” “Verticals and Horizontals: Networks of Connections between Russian Executive Elites” “Regional Leaders’ Turnover, Investment, and Economic Perspective” Decriminalization of Domestic Violence” the Tide?: Women’s Status in the Contemporary “Against Russian Economy” Attitudes toward “Demographic Threat and Public Comparative Societies in Post-communist Homosexuality: “Anti-Genderism vs. Feminism in Russia:“Anti-Genderism vs. Feminism Criminalization and “Making Women Modern: the Impact of 1917” the Impact Modern: Women “Making Public of Question the and Modernisation “Administrative RussiaOrder in Soviet and Finland, 1917-1932” Brittany Leigh Holom, Princeton U Jaclyn Kerr, Harvard U / Georgetown U Jaclyn Kerr, Harvard Olga Avdeyeva, Loyola U Roshanna Patricia Sylvester, DePaul U Patricia Sylvester, Roshanna Dmitrii Kofanov, U of Wisconsin-Madison Carol Ruth Nechemias, Pennsylvania State U, Harrisburg Carol Ruth Nechemias, Pennsylvania State Conor O’Dwyer, U of Florida Melanie Ilic, U of Gloucestershire (UK) of Gloucestershire Ilic, U Melanie (Finland) U of Helsinki Ira Jänis-Isokangas, Noah Buckley, Columbia U / NRU Higher School of Economics Noah Janet Elise Johnson, CUNY Brooklyn College Janet Elise Johnson, Graeme Robertson, UNC at Chapel Hill Daniel Goldberg, US Department of Defense Michael S. Gorham, U of Florida Michael S. Gorham, U Linda Jean Cook, Brown (Russia) Mark Lawrence Schrad, Villanova U Kathryn Elizabeth Stoner, Stanford U U Judyth Lynn Twigg, Virginia Commonwealth and Causes Post-Soviet Space: the in Turnover Political Consequences Health and Demography in Russia and Eurasia Health and Demography in Russia and Chicago Ballroom D, 5th Former Soviet Union Steven Lloyd Wilson, U of Nevada, Reno Steven Lloyd Wilson, Jyväskylä (Finland) Vera Zvereva, U of Political Landscape and Sexuality in the Russian Gender Ballroom C, 5th Mediated Transgressions: Hacking, Trolling, Fake News, and Trolling, Fake Transgressions: Hacking, Mediated in Putin’s Russia Propaganda B, 4th Maryland, College Park Sarah A Oates, U of George Washington U Robert W. Orttung,

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Anton Shirikov, U of Wisconsin-Madison “Returns from Autocratic Parliament: Post-Career Benefits for Russian Duma Legislators” Disc.: David Szakonyi, George Washington U 6-09 Emotions and International Relations in Russia and Eastern Europe - (Roundtable) - Chicago Ballroom F, 5th Chair: Rosa Magnusdottir, Aarhus U (Denmark) Part.: Dina Fainberg, U of London (UK) Melissa Feinberg, Rutgers, The State U of New Jersey Susanne Schattenberg, U of Bremen (Germany) Victoria I. Zhuravleva, Russian State U for the Humanities (Russia) 6-10 The Impact of the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict on Politics in Russia and Ukraine - Chicago Ballroom G, 5th Chair: Ted Gerber, U of Wisconsin-Madison Papers: Richard Alan Arnold, Muskingum U “Falling Off a Welcome Cliff: Explaining the Decline in Russian Hate Crimes” Lenka Bustikova-Siroky, Arizona State U “Radical Right Mobilization in Ukraine: The Far Right and Paramilitary Groups: Understanding the Roots of Political Mobilization and Support in Ukraine” Mikhail Zherebtsov, Carleton U (Canada) Joan T. DeBardeleben, Carleton U (Canada) “Regional Politics in Crisis: Exercising Control or Sharing Responsibility in the Post-Crimea Russia?” Disc.: Maria Lipman, Counterpoint journal 6-11 Politics, Ethnicity and Division in East-Central Europe: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives - Chicago Ballroom H, 5th Chair: Brendan Karch, Louisiana State U Papers: Philip J. Howe, Adrian College “Habsburg Legacies, Consociationalism, and the Fate of Democracy in Interwar Austria and Czechoslovakia” Jennifer Kartner, Arizona State U “Varieties of Corruption: Changing Corruption Dynamics in Poland and Hungary” Frank Cibulka, Zayed U (United Arab Emirates) “The European Migrant Crisis and the Visegrad Group” Disc.: Jesse Kauffman, Eastern Michigan U 6-12 Book Discussion: “Jews and Ukrainians: A Millennium of Co- Existence” by Paul Robert Magocsi and Yohanan Petrovsky-

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Christopher David Ely, Florida Atlantic U “Underground Etiquette: The Unwritten Rules of Populist Sociability” Disc.: Alexander M. Martin, U of Notre Dame 6-17 Sociopoetics: Soviet and Post-Soviet Sociological Approaches to Culture - Great America 1, 6th Chair: Irina Denischenko, Columbia U Papers: Irina Denischenko, Columbia U “Angles of Refraction: Literature, Ideology, and Metaphor in the Bakhtin Circle” Pavel Khazanov, European U Institute (Italy) “Cool Sincerity: Humanism, the Cold War, and Television in Vladimir Sappak and Marshall McLuhan” Bradley Agnew Gorski, Barnard College “Cultural Capitalism and the Intelligentsia: Boris Dubin, Lev Gudkov, and the Sociology of Literary Success in Post- Soviet Russia” Disc.: Edith W. Clowes, U of Virginia 6-18 Speculative Fiction in the Anthropocene: Ecological Ethics in Contemporary Russophone Literature and Cinema - Great America 2, 6th Chair: Yvonne Helen Howell, U of Richmond Papers: Isabel Lane, Yale U “Climate Change and the Russophone Novel” Adrienne Seely, Northwestern U “Hard to Be a Goo: Radical Atmospherism in the Work of Alexei German” Brittany Rae Roberts, UC Riverside “’Units of One Chain’: Human-Nonhuman Kinship and the Dissolution of Species in Evgenii Iufit’s ‘Killed by Lightning’” Disc.: Colleen McQuillen, U of Illinois at Chicago 6-20 The Sounds of Music - Houston, 5th Chair: Robert Efird, Virginia Tech Papers: Alexandra Smith, U of Edinburgh (UK) “The Reconfiguration of the Western Romantic Image of the Musician in the Works of Marina Tsvetaeva and Dina Rubina” Inna F Naroditskaya, Northwestern U “Argentine Tango: Isn’t It Russian?” Nyusya Milman-Miller, Virginia Tech “Lyudmila Petrushevskaia’s Cabaret Noir” Session 4: 8:00a-9:45a • 5: 10:00a-11:45a 6: 1:45p-3:30p 7: 3:45p-5:30p Disc.: Olga Yuri Sobolev, London School of Economics and Political Science / U of London (UK) 6-21 In Search of the “Perfect Collection”: Researchers, Librarians, and Administrators on Armenian Studies Collections and the Patron/ Librarian Relationship - (Roundtable) - Huron, 10th Chair: Maureen Elizabeth Marshall, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Friday

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War Consequences (Austria) Vít Smetana, Institute for Contemporary History ASCR (Czech Republic) Oldrich Tuma, Institute of Contemporary History ASCR (Czech Republic) 6-26 Margins of Memory: Transgressing the Past, Shaping the Present - Kansas City, 5th Chair: Volodymyr Ryzhkovskyi, Georgetown U Papers: Iuliia Skubytska, U of Pennsylvania “Under the Crossfire: Remembering the USSR in Eastern Ukraine” Julia Kolchinsky Dasbach, U of Pennsylvania “Tracing the Traceless: Trauma, Translation and the Archive” Alexis M Lerner, U of Toronto (Canada) “The Application of Social Scientific Methods to Oral Histories of the Holocaust” Disc.: Carol Joan Avins, Rutgers, The State U of New Jersey 6-28 Modernism on the Margins - Lincolnshire I, 6th Chair: Angelina Emilova Ilieva, U of Chicago Papers: Clare Cavanagh, Northwestern U “Provincial Modernism: Miłosz, Faulkner and the Regional Imagination” Benjamin Paloff, U of Michigan “Modernism the Hard Way: Richard Weiner’s Fiction from the Great War” Anastasiia Simferovska, Northwestern U “Integrating Nationalism within Modernism: The Case of Kajetan Stefanowicz” Disc.: Angelina Emilova Ilieva, U of Chicago 6-29 Rethinking Chernyshevsky, or, “What is to be Done Now?” - (Roundtable) - Lincolnshire II, 6th Chair: Ilya Kliger, New York U Part.: Konstantine Klioutchkine, Pomona College Anne Lounsbery, New York U Helen R Stuhr-Rommereim, U of Pennsylvania Alexey Vdovin, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia)

6-30 Ritual as Transgression - Los Angeles, 5th Chair: Jonathan Brunstedt, Utah State U Papers: Anna Brzozowska-Krajka, Maria Curie-Skłodowska U (Poland) “Transgression as a Way to Truth: On the Basis of Session 4: 8:00a-9:45a • 5: 10:00a-11:45a 6: 1:45p-3:30p 7: 3:45p-5:30p Ethnographic Film ‘The Tatra Legend’” Adrienne M. Harris, Baylor U “Military Rituals, Transgression, and Gender Normalization in Recent Russian War Films” Michael Douglas Furman, College of Wooster “Of Mat and Men: Taboo Words and the Language of Russian Female Punks” Disc.: Jeanmarie Rouhier-Willoughby, U of Kentucky Friday - 87 - McHenry, 3rd McHenry, -

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6-35 Arts of Accommodation in the Twentieth Century - Minnesota, 6th Chair: Alexander Dmitriev, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) Papers: Roman Utkin, Davidson College “Towards a Modernist Diaspora: Reframing the Russian Emigration” Ainsley Morse, UC Riverside “’Detki v kletke’: Thaw-era Unofficial Literature and Soviet Children’s Books” Anne Elizabeth Dwyer, Pomona College “Viktor Shklovsky’s Imperial Art of Accommodation” Disc.: Philip Ross Bullock, U of Oxford (UK) 6-36 Transgressions in Translation Panel 4: Culture, Politics, and Power: Institutional Aspects of Translation in Soviet Russia - Navy Pier, 10th Chair: Susanna Witt, Stockholm U (Sweden) Papers: Aleksei Semenenko, Stockholm U (Sweden) “Soviet Shakespeare Scholarship: The Beginnings” Mariia Smirnova, Russian State U for the Humanities (Russia) “Translation and Soviet Cultural Policy in the 1950s” Hannu Kemppanen, U of Eastern Finland (Finland) “Keywording Transgressions: A Corpus-Based Analysis of Peritexts in Finnish Translations of Soviet Art Books” Disc.: Elena Ostrovskaya, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) 6-37 Russian Culture in Diaspora: the Case of Yugoslavia (1918-1941) - Northwestern, 6th Chair: Ljubica D Popovich, Vanderbilt U Papers: Aleksandar Petrov, U of Pittsburgh “The Russian Creative Intelligentsia in Belgrade (1920– 1941)” Zivojin Jakovljevic, Cleveland State U “Russian Émigrés and Their Role in the Spiritual and Intellectual Renaissance of Serbian Society after the Revolution” Aleksandar Kadijevic, U of Belgrade (Serbia) “The Architecture of Russian Emigrants in Yugoslavia (1918- 1941)” Disc.: Ida Sinkevic, Lafayette College Lilien Filipovitch Robinson, George Washington U 6-38 Procedural Transgression: The Emancipatory Potential or Failure of Ludic Media - O’Hare, 10th Chair: Andrew Behrendt, U of Pittsburgh Papers: Maya Vinokour, New York U Session 4: 8:00a-9:45a • 5: 10:00a-11:45a 6: 1:45p-3:30p 7: 3:45p-5:30p “The Russian Gambit: Boris Akunin Chooses His Own Adventure” Katerina Lakhmitko, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign “Worlds Apart: Russian War Gaming Culture” Daniil Leiderman, Texas A&M U “Crossing Borders, Transgressing Bodies: ‘Papers, Please’ and Procedural Collusion” Disc.: Christopher Ryan, Independent Scholar Friday 89 River North, -

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6-46 Building the Socialist City: Image, Text, and Sound - Scottsdale, 5th Chair: Bettina Jungen, Amherst College Papers: Sofija Kaljevic, West Virginia U “How Ideology Appropriated Memories of Public Squares in Former Yugoslavia Through Mass State Performances: a Case Study of Partisan Square in Uzice, Serbia” Thomas Francis Anessi, Mickiewicz U (Poland) “The (Re) Construction of Warsaw in Song” Natalie Misteravich-Carroll, Indiana U Bloomington “Flouting History and Forging Ideals: Constructing an Identity for Poland’s First Socialist City” Disc.: Ewa Wampuszyc, UNC at Chapel Hill 6-47 Making Sense of the Subnational: Regions and Regionalism in Nineteenth-Century Russia - Sheffield, 4th Chair: Nathaniel Knight, Seton Hall U Papers: Susan Smith-Peter, CUNY College of Staten Island “Inventing Russian Regions: Regional Identity and Civil Society in Nineteenth-Century Russia” David Rainbow, U of Houston “From Enemies to Servants of the State: Siberian Separatism in the 1860s” Anna V Raskin, Montgomery County Community College “Teachers and Civic Life of the Eastern Siberian Cities in the Late Nineteenth century” Disc.: Katherine Pickering Antonova, CUNY Queens College 6-48 After Postsocialism?: New Ethnographies Framing the Future - State Avenue, 4th Floor Chair: Marijeta Bozovic, Yale U Papers: Adam E Leeds, Harvard U / Columbia U “Twentieth Century Civilization Has Collapsed: Political Economy and the Obscured Histories of Socialism after Socialism” Tamar R Shirinian, Millsaps College “‘Post’ Temporalities: Postsocialism and Post-Hope in a Presentless Yerevan” Cassandra Hartblay, Yale U “Inaccessible Futures?: Disability and Intimate Political Imaginaries for the First Post-Soviet Generation” Disc.: Larisa Kurtovic, U of Ottawa (Canada) 6-49 Disloyalty and Criminal Transgression in the Late Habsburg Monarchy - Streeterville, 2nd Session 4: 8:00a-9:45a • 5: 10:00a-11:45a 6: 1:45p-3:30p 7: 3:45p-5:30p Chair: Daniel L. Unowsky, U of Memphis Papers: Alison Frank Johnson, Harvard U “The Emperor, the Minister, and the Executioner: Capital Punishment in the Late Habsburg Monarchy” Mark Cornwall, U of Southampton (UK) “Managing ‘Treason’ in the Habsburg Monarchy in the Era of Neo-Absolutism” Friday - 91

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7-09 Russia and China in the Global World: State and Society: Between Internal Dynamics and External Projections - Chicago Ballroom F, 5th Chair: Stefano Bianchini, U of Bologna (Italy) Papers: Andrea Passeri, U of Bologna (Italy) “State Nationalism, Identities under Transformation and Foreign Policy Choices in China” Vitaly Kozyrev, Endicott College “Will the East Embrace the West? New Trends in Russian- Chinese Policies toward the EU” Antonio Fiori, U of Bologna (Italy) “China and Russia in Central Asia: Competition or Cooperation?” Disc.: Stefano Bianchini, U of Bologna (Italy) 7-10 Everyday Legality and Politics in Post-Soviet Societies - Chicago Ballroom G, 5th Chair: Matthew Aaron Light, U of Toronto (Canada) Papers: William M. Reisinger, U of Iowa Marina Zaloznaya, U of Iowa “Does Everyday Corruption Affect Support for the National Political Leadership in Ukraine and Georgia?” Olga Semukhina, Marquette U “Normalizing Day-to-Day Violence: Recent Cases of Decriminalization of Petty Crimes in Russia” Marina Zaloznaya, U of Iowa William M. Reisinger, U of Iowa “When Do Citizens Become Criminals? Accounting for Organizational Variation in Petty Corruption in Ukraine, Russia, and Georgia” Disc.: Matthew Aaron Light, U of Toronto (Canada) 7-11 Consolidating and Challenging Authoritarian Populism in Poland and Hungary - Chicago Ballroom H, 5th Chair: Serguei Alex. Oushakine, Princeton U Papers: Zsuzsa Gille, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign “Habermas and Orbán:? Structures of Difference and Categories of Practice in the European Reception of Migrants” Agnieszka Pasieka, U of Vienna (Austria) “Beyond the Party Level: A Comparative Analysis of Right- Wing Activism on the Ground” David Ost, Hobart & William Smith Colleges “The Surprising Difficulties of Resisting Authoritarian Populism”

Session 4: 8:00a-9:45a • 5: 10:00a-11:45a 6: 1:45p-3:30p 7: 3:45p-5:30p Disc.: Padraic J. Kenney, Indiana U Bloomington 7-12 Patterns of Jewish Migration in the Russian Empire - Clark, 4th Chair: Alison Orton, U of Illinois at Chicago Papers: Oleksii Chebotarov, U St. Gallen (Switzerland) “Refugees of the Pogroms?: The Jews from Russian Empire in Galicia in the Early 1880s” Friday 95 Denver, 5th Denver, - Cook, 3rd - Dupage, 3rd - “Bridging Europe through the Cold War Divide: Selling “Bridging Europe through the Cold Socialist Romania as a Tourist Destination during the 1960s–1980s” “International Tourism and Cold War Diplomacy: The Organization of the Scandinavian Tourist Invasion of Eastern Europe” “Advertising and Organizing Global Tourism during the Cold the during Tourism Global Organizing and “Advertising for Economic Co- War: Yugoslavia and the Organization operation and Development (OECD)” “Writing for the New Recruits: Masculinity and Identity in “Writing for the New Recruits: Masculinity Soviet Military Fiction after World War II” “Cultivating the Soviet Male Consumer” “Not My Father’s Keeper: Celebrating Fathers and “Not My Father’s Keeper: Celebrating Cinema” Challenging Paternal Authority in Thaw-Era Disease and Sexual Transgression” Disease and Sexual Experts of Renown: Cultural Property, “Objects of Value, in Socialist Romania” Expertise, and Power Ceausescu’s in Socialism of Unraveling the to Austerity “From Romania” “Race and the Politics of AIDS in East Germany: Representing Representing Germany: East in AIDS of Politics the and “Race “Internal Jewish Migration: on the Road to the Russian on the Road to Jewish Migration: “Internal Century” XIX of end the in Kharkiv of Case the City: Imperial of Jewish Russian Support Allies: Imperial “Unexpected Ban, 1881-1917” at the Time of Its Legal Emigration Igor Tchoukarine, U of Minnesota Marko Dumancic, Western Kentucky U Johanna Folland, U of Michigan Johanna Folland, U Mary Catherine Neuburger, U of Texas at Austin Mary Catherine Neuburger, U of Texas Alexey Golubev, U of Houston Brigitte Le Normand, U of British Columbia Okanagan (Canada) Brigitte Le Normand, The Politics of Cold War Tourism: Creating, Negotiating, and The Politics of Cold War Tourism: Regulating Transnational Travel Cultures Consuming Manhood: Soviet Masculinity During the Thaw the During Masculinity Soviet Manhood: Consuming Contradictions of Late Socialism: Food, Housing, and Public Health Socialism: Food, Housing, and Public Contradictions of Late Germany, 1970-1989 in Romania and East Institute (Ukraine) Institute Brian Porter-Szucs, U of Michigan Steven Nafziger, Williams College Steven Nafziger, Patrick H. Patterson, UC San Diego Ethan M. Pollock, Brown U Adelina Oana Stefan, Central European U (Hungary) Adelina Oana Stefan, Central European Sune Bechmann Pedersen, U of Gothenburg (Sweden) Amy Elise Randall, Santa Clara U Erica L. Fraser, Carleton U (Canada) U Brandon Gray Miller, Southern Methodist Emanuela Grama, Carnegie Mellon U Emanuela Grama, U of Michigan Cristian Capotescu, Artem Kharchenko, National Technical U Kharkiv Polytechnic Polytechnic U Kharkiv Technical National Kharchenko, Artem U Strakhova, Emory Anastasiia

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7-16 Politicizing Friendship, Kinship, and Trust in the Russian Monarchy: 1762-1881 - Grace, 4th Chair: Alexander M. Martin, U of Notre Dame Papers: Victoria S. Frede, UC Berkeley “Scenarios of Friendship?: Catherine II, Frederick II, and Temples of Friendship” Franziska Schedewie, Friedrich-Schiller U of Jena (Germany) “Political Diplomacy, Personal Ties, and Misunderstandings in Alexander I’s Correspondence with His Sister Maria Pavlovna, 1804-25” Mikhail Dolbilov, U of Maryland, College Park “Loyalty, Friendship, and Pan-Slavism in Empress Maria Aleksandrovna’s Intimate Circle: 1876-78” Disc.: Richard S. Wortman, Columbia U 7-17 Literature, Ideology, and Morality in the Soviet Era - Great America 1, 6th Chair: Eliot Borenstein, New York U Papers: Marina Alexandrova, U of Texas at Austin “Ingesting Soviet Ideology: Food Myths in Early Soviet Children’s Books” Emily Traverse, Columbia U “Ethics and Ekphrasis: The Development of Vasily Grossman’s Moral Position in ‘The Sistine Madonna’” Susan Ikonen, U of Helsinki (Finland) “Socialist Realism as a Tool in Soviet Literary Politics in 1952- 1957” Disc.: Cassio de Oliveira, Portland State U 7-18 Tarantino’s Past, Balabanov’s Afterlife, Medinsky’s Future - Great America 2, 6th Chair: Anna Krakus, U of Southern California Papers: Yuri Leving, Dalhousie U (Canada) “Kuleshov’s By the Law as a (Possible) Source for Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight” Frederick H White, Utah Valley U “The Afterlife of Aleksei Balabanov’s Unfinished Film The American” Nancy Condee, U of Pittsburgh “Pre-Films of 2018” Disc.: Justin Allen Wilmes, East Carolina U 7-20 Invention, Evasion, and Alibis: Strategies of Self-Narration across 19th and 20th Century Russian Culture - Houston, 5th Session 4: 8:00a-9:45a • 5: 10:00a-11:45a 6: 1:45p-3:30p 7: 3:45p-5:30p Chair: Julia Kolchinsky Dasbach, U of Pennsylvania Papers: Yarden Avital, Rutgers, The State U of New Jersey “Writing as an Alibi: Truth, Guilt and Selfhood in the JAC Trial Testimonies” Robyn Jensen, Columbia U “Invented Lives in Ilya Kabakov’s Installations Labyrinth: ‘My Mother’s Album’ and ‘On the Roof’” Friday 97 Indiana, -

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Maria Salazkina, Concordia U (Canada) “What the Russians Left Behind: Soviet Cinema in Cuba, from Eisenstein to ‘Muñequitos rusos’” Disc.: Joshua Malitsky, Indiana U Bloomington 7-25 Book Discussion: “The Vanquished: Why the First World War Failed to End” by Robert Gerwarth - (Roundtable) - Kane, 3rd Chair: Irina Gigova, College of Charleston Part.: Robert Edward Blobaum, West Virginia U John F. Connelly, UC Berkeley John D Deak, U of Notre Dame Robert Gerwarth, U College Dublin (Ireland) 7-26 Images of the Revolution in Russia and Ukraine - Kansas City, 5th Chair: Aaron Joseph Cohen, California State U, Sacramento Papers: Valentyna Kharkhun, Mykola Hohol State U of Nizhyn (Ukraine) “The Images of 1917-1919 Ukrainian Revolution in Volodymyr Vynnychenko’s Literary Works” Christina K Peter, Frick Art Reference Library “Art and Revolution: Russian Art Exhibitions, 1917-1937” Roman Tashlitskyy, U of Toronto (Canada) “‘Kievlianin’: Cultural Life in Kyiv between the February and October Revolutions of 1917” Disc.: Aaron Joseph Cohen, California State U, Sacramento 7-28 The Wheels of Change: (Feminist) Transgression in Polish Art and Literature - Lincolnshire I, 6th Chair: Bozena Shallcross, U of Chicago Papers: Anna Zofia Gasienica-Byrcyn, Saint Xavier U “Tamara de Łempicka’s Veils of Transgressions as Captured in Robert Dassanowsky’s Poems” Jolanta Wrobel Best, U of Houston Downtown “Life as Transgression: Zofia Stryjeńska’s Idea of Literature, Art, and Femininity” Natalie Nikkole Cornett, Brandeis U “Transgressing the Public with the Private: Narcyza Żmichowska and The Enthusiast Women’s World of the 19th Century” Disc.: Kinga Kosmala, U of Chicago Jozef Figa, Kaplan U 7-29 Romantic Nationalism - (Roundtable) - Lincolnshire II, 6th Chair: Emily Wang, U of Notre Dame Part.: David L. Cooper, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Session 4: 8:00a-9:45a • 5: 10:00a-11:45a 6: 1:45p-3:30p 7: 3:45p-5:30p Luba Golburt, UC Berkeley Katya Elizabeth Hokanson, U of Oregon Ilya Vinitsky, Princeton U Emily Wang, U of Notre Dame 7-30 Transformative Practices of Participatory Cultures in Russian (Post- Soviet) Cultural Space - Los Angeles, 5th Chair: Vera Zvereva, U of Jyväskylä (Finland) Friday - 99

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Steven Lee, UC Berkeley Harsha Ram, UC Berkeley 7-35 Gaps and Lapses in Nabokov - Minnesota, 6th Chair: Stephen Blackwell, U of Tennessee Papers: Dana L. Dragunoiu, Carleton U (Canada) “Liar!: Or The Untold Story of Mira Belochkin in ‘Pnin’” Nora Scholz, Ludwig-Maximilians-U Munich (Germany) “’I Was the Shadow of the Waxwing Slain’: On the Twin Structure of ‘Pale Fire’” Katherina Boicheva Kokinova, Independent Scholar “Minding the Reader and the Role of ‘Gappiness’ in (Reading) ‘The Vane Sisters’” Disc.: Eric Naiman, UC Berkeley 7-36 The Language of the Power Vertical: Explorations into Putin-Speak II - Navy Pier, 10th Chair: Alexei Shmelev, Moscow State Pedagogical U (Russia) Papers: Elaine Marie McClarnand MacKinnon, U of West Georgia “Language of the Past: An Analysis of Soviet-Speak in Putin’s Speeches and Commentaries” Julia Galiamina, Lomonosov Moscow State U (Russia) “‘We’ and ‘They’ in Putin’s Discourse History” Iwona Sadowska, Georgetown U “The Language of Vertical Power: Explorations into Poland” Disc.: Elena Shmeleva, V. V. Vinogradov Institute of Russian Language, RAS (Russia) 7-37 Productive Leisure: Amateur Culture in the Soviet Union - Northwestern, 6th Chair: Olga Shevchenko, Williams College Papers: Nataliya Kun, Columbia U “The Poetics of Vulnerability: A Discourse Analysis of Mikhail Zoshchenko’s ‘Letters to the Writer’” Jessica Marie Werneke, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) “Amateur ‘Experts:’ Amateur Photography and Technical Expertise in the Late Soviet Period” Zinaida Vasilyeva, U of Neuchatel (Switzerland) “Amateurism and Solidarity in the Late USSR: ‘Technical Creativity’ as a Social Tool” Disc.: Tatiana Smorodinska, Middlebury College 7-38 Lightning Round: Digital Project Spotlight - O’Hare, 10th Chair: Jessie Labov, Central European U (Hungary)

Session 4: 8:00a-9:45a • 5: 10:00a-11:45a 6: 1:45p-3:30p 7: 3:45p-5:30p Papers: Ondřej Klipa, European U Viadrina (Germany) “Online-Platform ‘Polish-Studies.Interdisciplinary’ Scholarly Information and International Communication” Philip Gleissner, Princeton U “Soviet Journals Reconnected: Periodicals and Their Networks under Late Socialism” Lida Cope, East Carolina U “The Texas Czech Legacy Project” Friday 101 River - -

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- “Jewish Refugees in the Balkans: Entangled Perspectives on Second World War and the Holocaust” “Curating the History of the Second World War: Museums and Monuments of Poznań’s Citadel” Scenes from the Old Testament and Early Rus’” Scenes from the Old Testament and Early Illustrated Chronicle “Representations of Foreign Rulers in the Compilation and the Tituliarnik” Muscovite State in “Planting an Idea: Ushakov’s Tree of the Context” “Advice in the Illustrated Chronicle Compilation, Part II: “Advice in the Illustrated Chronicle the History of Knowledge in Large Historical Datasets” the History of Knowledge Artefacts” at the Library of Congress” “Digital Scholarship Visualizing Knowledge: of Mountains and Rivers, “Clouds, “Extracting the Karta from Katorga i Ssylka: Mapping Mapping i Ssylka: from Katorga Karta the “Extracting Russia” in Pre-Revolutionary Punishment for Humanists” “Deep Learning and Life in Photographs Soviet Everyday “Photoarcheology: Printers Row, 2nd - Anna Topolska, Independent Scholar Daniel B. Rowland, U of Kentucky Julia Obertreis, U of Erlangen-Nürnberg (Germany) Irina Prokhorova, New Literary Observer Publishing House (Russia) Irina Prokhorova, New Literary Observer Adele Lindenmeyr, Villanova U Adele Lindenmeyr, Elena Boeck, DePaul U Remembering World War Two in Eastern Europe and Russia Remembering World War Two in Eastern North, 2nd Prigov: Ten Years After Mark N. Lipovetsky, U of Colorado at Boulder U of New Jersey Jane Ashton Sharp, Rutgers, The State Katherine Pickering Antonova, CUNY Queens College Katherine Pickering Antonova, CUNY Queens John Starkes Bushnell, Northwestern U Muscovite in Rulership of Images Interpreting Court! the in Order Rus’ In Honor of the Late Michelle Lamarche Marrese (1964-2016) In Honor of the Late State, 6th (Roundtable) - Ohio Anna Rumshisky, U of Massachusetts Lowell Anna Rumshisky, U of Massachusetts Lowell Alexey Romanov, U Tomas Glanc, U of Zurich (Switzerland) Sergei Antonov, Yale U Sergei Antonov, Yale Nancy S. Kollmann, Stanford U Bojan Aleksov, U College London (UK) Valerie Ann Kivelson, U of Michigan Michael S. Flier, Harvard U Grant Garden Harris, Library of Congress Grant Garden Harris, College Mikhail Gronas, Dartmouth Svetlana A Rasmussen, U of Nebraska-Lincoln Svetlana A Mark Moll, Indiana U Bloomington Moll, Indiana Mark College Janco, Haverford Andrew Paul

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Virag Molnar, The New School Karolina Koziura, The New School Franziska König-Paratore, The New School “Performing Memory-Constructing Borders: Russian Bikers and the Memory of World War II” Disc.: Marguerite DeHuszar Allen, Northwestern U 7-44 Russia in Confrontation with Europe - (Roundtable) - Salon 1, 7th Chair: Stephen Earl Hanson, College of William & Mary Part.: Mikhail A. Alexseev, San Diego State U Pavel Baev, Peace Research Institute Oslo (Norway) Ivan I. Kurilla, European U at St. Petersburg (Russia) Arkady Moshes, Finnish Institute of International Affairs (Finland) Nikolay Petrov, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) 7-46 Living Urban in the Soviet Arctic - (Roundtable) - Scottsdale, 5th Chair: Judith Pallot, U of Oxford (UK) Part.: Alan Joseph Barenberg, Texas Tech U Alla Bolotova, European U at St. Petersburg (Russia) Andy Bruno, Northern Illinois U Ekaterina Kalemeneva, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) George E. Munro, Virginia Commonwealth U 7-47 Moving Subjects: New Histories of Migration In and From Imperial Russia - (Roundtable) - Sheffield, 4th Chair: Philippa Hetherington, U College London (UK) Part.: Philippa Hetherington, U College London (UK) Faith C. Hillis, U of Chicago Eileen Mary Kane, Connecticut College Alyssa Park, U of Iowa

7-49 Gendered Transgressions: Nation Building in Hungary and Romania during Political Turning Points - Streeterville, 2nd Chair: Emily Rebecca Gioielli, U of Cincinnati Papers: Bela Bodo, Missouri State U “Gentlemen Who Kill: Social Identity and Paramilitary Violence in Hungary, 1919-1921” Dunja Antunovic, Bradley U Katalin Fabian, Lafayette College “Mega-Events and Mega-Personalities: International Games, Nation, and Gender in the Politics of Sport in Contemporary Hungary” Elena Gabor, Bradley U “Women’s Careers and Nation Weakening in Post-

Session 4: 8:00a-9:45a • 5: 10:00a-11:45a 6: 1:45p-3:30p 7: 3:45p-5:30p Communist Romania” Disc.: Leslie M Waters, Randolph-Macon College 7-50 SLA and Slavic Language Teaching and Learning - Water Tower, 10th Chair: Anna Szawara, U of Illinois at Chicago Papers: Anna Szawara, U of Illinois at Chicago “The Effects of Spaced Study Schedules on Foreign Language (Polish) Vocabulary Learning” Friday - 103 “Revolution Wrigleyville, 2nd - floor th 35mm of the Print Courtesy : SCREENING: All members are invited 5:45 – 6:15 PM, Salon 1, 7 Robert Bird (U of Chicago) “Measuring Backwardness: Interwar Eastern Europe and “Measuring Backwardness: Interwar Economy” Ludwik Landau’s Scale of World Capitalist “Histories of Capitalism in East-Central Europe: The Place of “Histories of Capitalism in East-Central ‘Long the of Histories the in Elites Business Austro-Hungarian First World War’” “‘Zu Fragmentarisch Welt und Leben’: Lev Shestov and Lev Shestov und Leben’: Welt “‘Zu Fragmentarisch Romantic Fragment” Faith: Chekhov and and Impossible “Uncommon Sense Shestov” “Shestov’s Reading of Tolstoy: a Picture from Fin-de-Siecle of Tolstoy: a Picture from Fin-de-Siecle “Shestov’s Reading Russia” “Student Engagement in Language Learning: in Class and in Class Learning: Language in Engagement “Student Online” Learning Teaching and Words: Vocabulary “Words, Words, Russian” in Beginning Andrea Oppo, Pontifical U of Sardinia (Italy) Andrea Oppo, Pontifical Mate Rigo, Yale-NUS College Aaron Law, Cornell U Nataliya Karageorgos, CUNY Graduate Center Nataliya Karageorgos, Histories of Capitalism in East-Central Europe “Khozhdenie “Khozhdenie po Dusham”: Wisconsin, 6th Lev Shestov’s Philosophy as Art Victor Petrov, European U Institute (Italy) Judith Deutsch Kornblatt, U of Wisconsin-Madison Judith Deutsch Kornblatt, Elisabeth Elliott, Northwestern U Northwestern Elisabeth Elliott, Małgorzata Mazurek, Columbia U Evgeniya A Koroleva, CUNY Graduate Center Evgeniya A Koroleva, Brown U Svetlana B. Evdokimova, Alla Nedashkivska, U of Alberta (Canada) U of Alberta Alla Nedashkivska, U Comer, Portland State William J. ASEEES Annual Meeting of Members ASEEES Annual Meeting of

FRIDAY EVENING RECEPTION AND FILM FRIDAY EVENING RECEPTION

Introduction by “The Three Heroines (Tri geroini)” Austrian Film Museum, 1938, USSR, 54 min, dir Dziga Vertov Logan Center for the Arts – 8:00 PM University of Chicago Reception and Tour of Exhibit 6:00-7:45 pm Everyday” at the UChicago Smart Museum, Disc.:

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Friday Evening Meetings Allan K. Wildman Group for the Study of Society, Politics, and Culture in the Russian Revolutionary Era - (Meeting) - Indiana, 6th – 6:30–7:30 PM Association for Croatian Studies - (Meeting) - Great America 2, 6th – 6:30– 7:30 PM East European Politics & Societies and Cultures Journal Editorial Board Meeting - (Meeting) - Cook, 3rd – 6:30–7:30 PM Polish Studies Association - (Meeting) - Dupage, 3rd – 6:30 – 7:30 PM Hungarian Studies Association - (Meeting) - Chicago Ballroom F, 5th – 6:30–8:00 PM Q*ASEEES - (Meeting) - Lincolnshire 2, 6th– 6:30-8:00 PM

Friday Evening Events North American Society for Serbian Studies Concert – Denver, 5th – 6:15-7:30 PM Poetry Readings of Dmitry Bobyshev - Kane, 3rd- 6:30 – 8:30 PM Auth.: Dmitry Bobyshev, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Marina Adamovitch, The New Review, Inc. ASEEES President’s Reception (by Invitation Only) - Halsted, 4th – 6:30–8:00 PM Association for Women in Slavic Studies Business Meeting, Awards Presentation and Reception - (Reception) - Chicago Ballroom D, 5th – 6:30 – 9:00 PM Uppsala University Institute for Russian & Eurasian Studies Reception - (Reception) - Chicago Ballroom B, 4th – 7:00 – 9:00 PM Indiana University Alumni Reception - (Reception) - Chicago Ballroom E, 5th – 8:00 – 10:00 PM

Off Site Receptions Stanford-Berkeley Reception, Rock Bottom, 1 W Grand Avenue, – 7:00 – 10:00 PM University of Wisconsin Alumni Reception, Emilios Tapas, Sol y Nieve, 215 East Ohio Street, – 7:30 PM Digital Icons Party, Timothy O’Toole’s Pub, 622 N Fairbanks Ct, 8:00 PM University of Michigan’s CREEES Alumni and Friends Reception, Public House, 400 N. State Street, 8:00 PM Session 4: 8:00a-9:45a • 5: 10:00a-11:45a 6: 1:45p-3:30p 7: 3:45p-5:30p Saturday - 105 Belmont, - Clark Foyer, 4th Floor - (Meeting) - Lakeview, 2nd - (Meeting) - Lakeview, - – CEU / Helena History Press - 9:45AM, Press / Helena History – CEU Salon 2 & 3, 7th floor - - (Meeting) - Halsted, 4th - (Meeting) - Halsted, Armitage, 4th 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM, 7th floor 7:00 AM – - 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM, office behind 5th floor – 6:00 PM, office - 7:00 AM - “Soviet Deserters and European Civilians” “’How Would You Have Reacted, Meeting a Partisan?’: “’How Would You Have Reacted, Meeting during the Partisan Activity in Occupied Rostov-on-Don Great Patriotic War” and Studying “Letters from the Front: Shaping, Censoring, Rear” Red Army Soldiers’ Contact with the Soviet “Modernism at the Service of Socialist Realism: “Modernism at the Service of Socialist Vsevolod Vishnevsky as Cultural Ambassador” Kosminsky and “A Human Face of Soviet Soft Power: Evgenii the Polish Historians” Saturday, November 11 November Saturday, – 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM, Salon 2 & 3, 7th floor – 6:00 PM, Salon 2 – 9:00 AM Session 8 – Saturday – 8:00-9:45 am Session 8 – Saturday Maris Rowe-McCulloch, U of Toronto (Canada) Volodymyr Ryzhkovskyi, Georgetown U Boris B Gorshkov, U of Tennessee at Chattanooga Susan Grant, Liverpool John Moores U (UK) Susan Grant, Liverpool John Moores U Iuliia Skubytska, U of Pennsylvania (Austria) Broader and Deeper Looking Revolution: Great Russia’s 4th Soviet Loyalties and Motives behind the Front Lines of the Great Soviet Loyalties and Motives behind Patriotic War The Intellectual Dimension of Soviet Soft Power in Eastern Europe The Intellectual Dimension of Soviet Soft Addison, 4th Copyright Issues Exhibit Hall, Booth 101 Sponsored by University of Chicago Center for East European of Chicago Center for East European Sponsored by University Studies and Russian/Eurasian Kenneth Slepyan, Transylvania U Iuliia Skubytska, U of Pennsylvania Steven G Jug, Baylor U Studies Holocaust for Institute Wiesenthal Vienna Majstorovic, Vojin Alexander Dmitriev, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) Alexander Dmitriev, NRU Higher School

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Maya AraceliaAcevedoGarcia, HarvardU Elizaveta Mankovskaya,PrincetonU Vjeran IvanPavlakovic,UofRijeka(Croatia) Florian Bieber,UofGraz(Austria) K. AndreaRusnock,IndianaUSouthBend Maria Mileeva,UCollegeLondon(UK) Vanni D’Alessio,UofRijeka(Croatia) John McCannon,SouthernNewHampshireU Anatoly Pinsky,EuropeanUat St.Petersburg(Russia) David WilliamDarrow,UofDayton America 2,6th Social Violence inPutin-EraCinema Transgressing Boundaries:Genres ofLaughter,Eccentricity,and Modernism Self-Deciphering andSelf-Encoding:EgoDocumentsfrom Soviet Yanni Kotsonis,NewYorkU Steven LHoch,WashingtonStateU Tracy Dennison,CaliforniaInstituteofTechnology (Roundtable) -Grace,4th Number Trouble:NumbersandMeaninginRussianHistory - Dispatches fromtheAdriatic:History,Politics,andCulturalMemory Space BetweenOfficial andUnofficialActs Imperceptible Political and Gender Transgressions: Negotiating the Pamela A.Jordan,SouthernNewHampshireU Alexander V.Prokhorov, CollegeofWilliam & Mary Bradley Goerne,ConcordiaU Ekaterina Pravilova,PrincetonU Vanni D’Alessio,UofRijeka(Croatia) Jacob Plagmann,PrincetonU Suzana Vuljevic,ColumbiaU Cynthia A.Ruder,UofKentucky Dupage, 3rd Shostakovich’s LetterstoIvan Sollertinsky,1927-1944” “Composing aSelf:Creative SubjectivityinDmitri ‘Podenshina’ (1930)and‘Dnevnik’ (1939)” “Diary asaMemoir:Shklovsky’sExperimentsinSelf-writing in Subject ofLanguage” “Kazimir MalevichtoElLissitzky:ModernistEpithetsandthe War inRijeka” “Politics of Memory of World War Two and the Homeland “Yugoslav State-BuildingintheEgyptianDesert:ElShatt” Era ofNation-States,1930-1935” “The ViewfromtheAdriatic:ResuscitatingRegionalismin Abroad DuringtheGreatPatrioticWar” “Stalin’s Sniper: Picturing Ludmilla Pavlichenko at Home and (MOSKh)” “Speaking AgainsttheGrainatMoscowUnionofArtists “Treason(?) atDmitlag:TheCaseofLidiaMogilianskaya” - Great America1,6th

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Care Providers Politics ofCare:Postsocialist Care Regimesfrom the Perspective of Sheffield, 4th Russia in the Caucasus: Images, Stereotypes and Phobias Encounters duringthe1970sand1980s Experiencing the Cold War: Personal Narratives in Transnational Florensky andtheProblemofSeeing (Poland) Chris Jones,UofEastAnglia(UK) Sarah (Sally)Pratt,UofSouthernCalifornia Ulla Pape,RadboudUNijmegen (Netherlands) Michael AnthonyReynolds,PrincetonU Sean Pollock,WrightStateU Pia MariaKoivunen,UofTurku(Finland) Amy SingletonAdams,CollegeoftheHolyCross Ulla Pape,RadboudUNijmegen (Netherlands) Waldemar Józef Deluga, Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński U in Warsaw in U Wyszyński Stefan Cardinal Deluga, Józef Waldemar Robert PaulGeraci,UofVirginia Matthias Neumann,UofEastAnglia(UK) Rosa Magnusdottir,AarhusU(Denmark) Michael MikhailovitchOssorginVIII,FordhamU Maria Salnikova,UofSouthernCalifornia Katherine MarieLahti,TrinityCollege Iwona Brzewska,JewishHistoricalInstitute(Poland) Willard Sunderland,UofCincinnati Willard Aaron ToddHale-Dorrell,UNCatChapelHill Services and Care in Russia andUkraine” Services andCare inRussia on HIV/AIDSPrevention “The Impact of AIDSDenialism Transcaucasia” and Armenophobia inLate Tsarist “Capitalism EmpireintheCaucasus” Russian “Who SpeaksforMuslims?TurkicSourcesConcerning Children’s WorldofthePioneerCampArtek” “‘Peace andFriendship’:OvercomingtheColdWarin and theCulturalColdWarin1950s” “Devoted totheSovietUnion:IcelandicSocialistIntellectuals State VisittoFinlandinOralHistory” 1989 “‘I Wanted to See the Leader of the USSR’: Gorbachev’s Christ inTheIdiot” “Using Florensky’s‘ReversePerspective’toseeTheDead of OlgaSedakova’sVision” “Between PoetryandIcon:FlorenskytheMetarealism God Icon” “Florensky intheNews:VladimirPutinandMotherof Tatars, 14th-16thCenturies” Principality ofMoldavia:Jewish,Armenian,Greek,and “Art ofMinorities inPolishKingdom,LithuanianDuchy,and - State Avenue,4thFloor - Purdue, 6th - Scottsdale, 5th - Saturday - 139

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Michael C.Hickey,BloomsburgU Kirill Kalinin,StanfordU Brandon Schechter,NewYorkU Mark Edele,UofMelbourne(Australia) David R.Stone,NavalWarCollege Sheila Fitzpatrick,UofSydney(Australia) David McDonald,UofWisconsin-Madison Diana V.Dumitru,IonCreangaStatePedagogicalU(Moldova) Lee A.Farrow,AuburnUatMontgomery C, 5th Survey Research on Contemporary Russian Elites Laurie S.Stoff,ArizonaStateU Christopher Read,UofWarwick(UK) (Roundtable) -ChicagoBallroomB,4th Russia’s GreatWar&Revolution:TheProjectContinues Donald JosephRaleigh,UNCatChapelHill Laurie Manchester,ArizonaStateU Adrienne LynnEdgar,UCSantaBarbara Chicago BallroomA,5th Oral HistoriesinVariousPost-SovietCountries The PoliticsofMemory:ContrastingtheExperienceConducting William BentonWhisenhunt,CollegeofDuPage Olga Porshneva,UralFederalU(Russia) Matt LeeMiller,UofNorthwestern-St.Paul Belmont, 4th Americans RecalltheBolshevikRevolution Looting Three FacesofTotalWar,1941-1945:Training,Evacuation,and William Zimmerman,UofMichigan David Wolff,HokkaidoU(Japan) Mark Gamsa,TelAvivU(Israel) Norman E.Saul,UofKansas Mark VonHagen,ArizonaStateU Sharon WerningRivera,Hamilton College Alex Statiev,UofWaterloo(Canada) the ScopeofNationalInterests” “Tracking theLinkbetween Russian Elites’Perceptionsand “Elites andUncertaintyinPutin’s Russia” “Unbridled Avengers:TheRedArmyintheThirdReich1945” German ‘Evacuations’ofSovietCivilians,1941-1944” “’The Roads WereCrowdedwith Refugees’: Soviet and Training duringWorldWarII” “‘We AreNotAcademyGraduates!’:RedArmy’sEntry-level “Jewish InstitutionsandStalinistTerrorinSmolensk” - Armitage, 4th

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Anna Chebotarova,USt.Gallen(Switzerland) Bathsheba RoseDemuth,BrownU Oleksandra Gaidai,KyivHistoryMuseum(Ukraine) Catherine Wanner,PennsylvaniaStateU Aaron ToddHale-Dorrell,UNC atChapelHill Jars Balan,UofAlberta(Canada) Federigo Argentieri,JohnCabotURome(Italy) Russian, andSerbianLiterature Multiple Feminisms 4: Challenging Women’s Images in Polish, Transnational Exchanges Beyond the Cold War:Improving the Environment through William Noll,Independent Bohdan Klid,UofAlberta(Canada) Natalia Khanenko-Friesen,UofSaskatchewan(Canada) (Canada) Research inUkraineandDiaspora Ukrainian Famine(1932-33):CurrentHolodomorTestimony Paula M.Pickering,CollegeofWilliam&Mary Valerie JaneBunce,CornellU Elez Biberaj,VoiceofAmerica Ballroom H,5th Democrats to“IlliberalDemocrats” The NewRealitiesinCentralandEastEurope:HowItWentfrom Giulia Dossi,HarvardU Aaron ToddHale-Dorrell,UNCatChapelHill Marta Baziuk,HolodomorResearchandEducationConsortium Sharon L.Wolchik,GeorgeWashingtonU Johanna Conterio,FlindersU(Australia) Viktoriya Sereda,HarvardU/UkrainianCatholic(Ukraine) Joanna Kot,Northern IllinoisU Science (Germany) Carolin FirouzehRoeder,MaxPlanckInstitutefortheHistory of Exchange andExclusiveInternationalism, 1950s-1970s” Compete: ColdWarMountaineering betweenTransnational “Learning fromtheSovietUnionMeansLearningHow to Dfnn te ujc: h Eouin f Maria Morozowicz- Szczepkowska’s Playwriting” of The Evolution Subject: the “Defining 1900- Policy, Mammal 1960” Marine on Influence Chukchi and “From LocalPracticetoTransnationalConservation:Yupik Late 1960s” Transnational TurninBlackSea Environmental Planning inthe “From Sochi to Varna: Overdevelopment and the “Leninfall inUkraine:HowDidLeninStatuesDisappear?” Holocaust MemoryinUkraine” “Competitive, Multidirectional,orAbsent?:Dynamicsof Ukraine” “Memoryscapes inTransgression:Caseofpost-Euromaidan - Cook, 3rd

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Yukio Nakano, DoshishaU(Japan) Catherine E.Portuges,UofMassachusettsAmherst Mikolaj StanislawKunicki,UofOxford(UK) Chloe Kitzinger,Rutgers,TheStateUofNewJersey Katya Jordan,BrighamYoungU James D.West,UofWashington Robin FeuerMiller,BrandeisU Alla Generalow,VassarCollege Alexandar Mihailovic,Hofstra U Todd Golding,JeffersonHighSchool,Lafayette,Indiana Intermediality fromEarlySoviet CinematoLateSovietFilm Screening Revolutions Family NovelVariations:Turgenev,Dostoevsky,Tolstoy Mark M.Trotter,IndianaUBloomington Phillip TStosberg,PritzkerCollegePrep Dawn ASeckler,UofPittsburgh the Field Collaborations CanServeStudents,Communities,Programs,and School-University PartnershipsinRussianLanguage:How Lora WheelerMjolsness,UCIrvine Music, Philosophy,andtheCrossingofBoundaries John R.Givens,UofRochester Konstantine Klioutchkine,Pomona College Harlow LoomisRobinson,NortheasternU Kate RowanHolland,UofToronto(Canada) Jennifer RyanTishler,UofWisconsin–Madison Harlow LoomisRobinson,NortheasternU Anna A.Berman,McGillU(Canada) Olga Lyanda-Geller,PurdueU Jennifer AnnZale,IndianaUBloomington “Evgeny Zamiatin andJeanRenoir” “Bolshoi BallerinaVeraKaralli: Russia’sFirstFilmStar” of 1956inHungarianCinema” “Competing Narratives:60thAnniversaryCommemorations Contemporary PolishCinema” “Lenses of History: Projections of the Solidarity Revolution in Revolution(s)” “Reds andRomanovs:Hollywood’sProjectionoftheRussian “Brothers (Karamazov)” “Turgenev’s FatherlessChildren” Russian Novel” “Incest andtheLimitsofFamilyinNineteenth-Century Non-Verbal ExpressionofThought” “The PhilosophyofthePrometheusChord:Skriabinand Denisov)” Music ofthe‘MoscowThree’(Gubaidulina,Schnittke, “Transgression orTranscendence?TheLanguageofFilm - (Roundtable) -Huron,10th - Indiana, 6th

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Shinichiro Tabata,HokkaidoU(Japan) Yulia Vymyatnina,EuropeanUatSt.Petersburg(Russia) Elvis Orbanic,PazinStateArchive(Croatia) Sanja Zubcic,UofRijeka(Croatia) Lioudmila AlexeevnaZaitseva,HarvardU Cecil LeighWilson,UofWisconsin-Madison Richard E.Ericson,EastCarolinaU Željko Bartulovic,UofRijeka(Croatia) Evgenii Bershtein,ReedCollege Michael V.Alexeev,IndianaUBloomington Rachel AEpstein,UofDenver Eastern Europe Persecution, Resistance,and Recovery:JewishExperiencesin Besnik Pula,VirginiaTech Juliet Johnson,McGillU(Canada) Yoshiko M.Herrera,UofWisconsin-Madison Timothy M.Frye,ColumbiaU (Roundtable) -Purdue,6th Transformed thePostcommunistWorld”byJulietJohnson Book Discussion:“PriestsofProsperity:HowCentralBankers Silvana Vranic,UofRijeka(Croatia) Early ModernIstriaandtheCroatianLittoral Transgressions in the Literary and Cultural Tradition of Medieval and Queer 20th-CenturyRussianPoetics Paul A.Hanebrink,Rutgers,The StateUofNewJersey Hilary Appel,ClaremontMcKennaCollege John PeterKraljic,CroatianAcademyofAmerica Alexander Markin,UofZurich(Switzerland) Mateo Zagar,UofZagreb(Croatia) Anton Svynarenko,UofIllinoisatChicago David Gerlach,StPeter’sU Czechoslovakia andPoland” “Tangled WebsofJewish Restitution inEastGermany, “Beram’s ChurchandSocietyinthe18thCentury” “Norm intheLanguageofIstrianGlagoliticBreviaries” Transgression andRegression” “Glagolitic vs.LatinWritinginIstriatheMiddleAges: Nadezhda Mandelstam” “‘Living together like children’: Queering the Memoirs of Tsvetaeva’s Cycle‘Girlfriend’[‘Podruga’]” “‘Today wasmelting’:Queer&CripTemporalityin Babel’s ShortFiction” “From EnglobementtoScarring:ChildrenInhabitingIsaac “Analysis ofStateBudgetPerformanceinRussiaafter2014” Russian The Cases of1921-1924and1991-1993” Hyperinflation: in Demand Money “Modeling - River North,2nd

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Outstanding Achievement Award. She has served on the editorial boards of several journals and refereed seventeen additional journals. Worobec has advised countless organizations and administrative committees. Fabled for her intellectual generosity and personal warmth, she has devoted a significant part of her career to advancing the status of women in our field, both in the US and abroad. Her accomplishments as a mentor have been recognized by funding from Open Society Foundation to mentor junior faculty and graduate students in Kyiv and St. Petersburg but also by the glowing letters of support from her colleagues. Finally, Worobec’s nearly twenty years as editor of the Russian Studies Series at Northern Illinois University Press is noteworthy and laudable. Under her direction, this series has published an astonishing number of significant scholarly books and enabled many junior scholars to establish themselves in a challenging publishing environment. The contributions she has made to the field through this series cannot be overemphasized. Through her pathbreaking scholarship, extraordinary mentoring, and invaluable professional service, Christine Worobec has clearly made distinguished contributions to Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies. 154

WAYNE S. VUCINICH BOOK PRIZE

Established in 1983, the Wayne S. Vucinich Book Prize, sponsored by the Association for Slavic Studies, East European, and Eurasian Studies (ASEEES) and the Stanford University Center for Russian and East European Studies, is awarded annually for the most important contribution to Russian, Eurasian, and East European studies in any discipline of the humanities or social sciences published in English in the United States in the previous calendar year.

Winner: Benjamin Peters Title: How Not to Network a Nation: The Uneasy History of the Soviet Internet (MIT Press)

Benjamin Peters’ richly insightful monograph, How Not to Network a Nation, is one of those gems of Cold War history that has lain buried beneath the crusts of time, and that only a scholar with Peters’ intellectual curiosity, methodological rigour and sheer determination to peer into the least propitious nooks and crannies of the Soviet past could have unearthed. In it, he traces the history of OGAS, the failed and now forgotten Soviet precursor to the Internet. He does so through an astute comparison with its better-known and more celebrated American cousin, ARPANET. Drawing on previously unknown archival sources and fascinating interviews with those involved in the design of the two systems, Peters provides a counterintuitive, but compelling, account of their respective fates, inverting established Cold War platitudes: that of US capitalism as inherently dynamic, individualistic and inventive and Soviet communist society as invariably state-shackled and stunted. For it turns out that while ARPANET benefited from strong state management, OGAS floundered when loose central control allowed damaging rivalries to stymie its progress. In fact, Peters accomplishes a stunning double reversal: not only was ARPANET centrally driven, but it was for that very reason more successful; likewise, it was precisely because the Soviet OGAS system relied on internal competition (according to our own stereotypes, a good thing that allows talent to flourish), that it failed. By applying a multidisciplinary framework to a seemingly anachronistic topic of marginal interest, Peters extracts revelations of considerable (and, indeed, contemporary) importance across a range of areas (the inner workings of the Soviet state, the distinctive features of Soviet science, the history of the digital revolution, and the logic of networks). The first chapter in which he offers a “global history of cybernetics” is by itself of enormous value. His discussion of McCulloch’s “heterarchy” (“multiple competing regimes of evaluation”) is another highlight, as is his analysis of the tolkachi, the “pushers” who mediated informally between the Soviet state and individual production managers. Written in an engagingly wistful tone and with lapidary elegance, Peters’ How Not to Network a Nation is a worthy winner of this year’s Vucinich Prize. 155

Honorable Mention: Martha Lampland Title: The Value of Labor: The Science of Commodification in Hungary, 1920–1956 (University of Chicago Press)

The Value of Labor provides a sophisticated interdisciplinary analysis of how scientific debates about measuring and evaluating labor evolved in Hungary between 1920 and 1956. Narrated in chronological fashion, Lampland’s analysis undercuts the typical periodization of this period, suggesting that the communist takeover was not a fundamental break in how work came to be evaluated and rewarded. Lampland identifies and analyzes significant continuities in how economists in various state institutions defined the contribution of the workforce, suggesting that ideological shifts were less important for shaping some economic policies in 20th-century Hungary than common concerns with modernization, efficiency, and overall economic growth. Lampland’s micro-level examination of how workplace rationalization actually takes place sheds new light on both the constraints faced by communist modernizers and the problems inherent in assigning value to labor. 156

USC BOOK PRIZE IN LITERARY AND CULTURAL STUDIES

The University of Southern California Book Prize in Literary and Cultural Studies, established in 2009 and sponsored by the Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures at the University of Southern California, is awarded annually for an outstanding monograph published on Russia, Eastern Europe or Eurasia in the fields of literary and cultural studies in the previous calendar year.

Winner: Rebecca Gould Title: Writers & Rebels: The Literature of Insurgency in the Caucasus (Yale University Press)

Rebecca Gould’s Writers & Rebels: The Literature of Insurgency is concerned with the timely “literary and aesthetic question of why and how anticolonial violence mesmerizes and mobilizes religious sensibilities.” Writers & Rebels examines the aestheticization of violence in the literatures of the Caucasus from the 19th century to the Soviet period through a focus on the figure of the anticolonial bandit abrek( ). Gould believes that the “intensified forms of both aesthetics and politics in the literatures of the Caucasus calls for a new relationship between anthropology and literature.” So the book also sets itself no less ambitious a goal than to forge such novel relations into a whole new methodology: literary anthropology. Gould’s ability to carry out her ambitious program is predicated on deep intellectual and ethical engagement with her material; on time spent doing ethnographic and archival work in the region, including long-term stays in Chechen homes during the war; and on a prodigious linguistic competence that spans Russian, Georgian, Chechen, Arabic, German, and French. Gould reveals the aesthetic and political costs “of the linguistically reduced Caucasus that remains normative in Russian and Eurasian Studies.” In showcasing how “the heteroglossia of Caucasus literatures gives it a special place in the ecology of world literatures,” Gould does tremendous service to our field, opening new vistas that had been left unexplored for much too long. Furthermore, her book will justly echo well beyond our immediate field, far into post-colonial studies and world literature. 157

Honorable Mention: Christine E. Evans Title: Between Truth and Time: A History of Soviet Central Television (Yale University Press)

Christine E. Evans’ Between Truth and Time: A History of Soviet Central Television constitutes a major contribution to the study of Soviet culture in the Khrushchev and Brezhnev periods. Its focus on Soviet Central Television builds productively on previous studies of Soviet media, but connects its analysis with recent work on festivals, ritual, and on the ways in which authoritarian regimes seek public participation and legitimacy. It shows how the negotiations between the live and the staged, authority and authenticity that are inherent to the televisual medium were played out in a particular way in the USSR, as part of the interaction between state and public. Between Truth and Time is a work of deep and rigorous scholarship, analyzing TV in the context of central Moscow archives, interviews, the press, and a wide range of existing scholarship, both theoretical and culturally specific. Evans’ contribution is all the more telling because it highlights Soviet TV’s innovation and its artistic and ideological vitality, rather than seeing it through the lens of Cold War defeat. This enables Evans’ work to contribute to the ongoing reappraisal of the Brezhnev period, and of Soviet TV as paving the way, paradoxically, for both the transformations of the Perestroika period and the shape of contemporary, post-Soviet Russian television that remains an enormously influential medium. Between Truth and Time shows how Soviet central TV “negotiat[ed] authority in a world where political activity outside the playful world of the mass media is significantly constrained” in ways that remain relevant for understanding culture past and present. 158

REGINALD ZELNIK BOOK PRIZE IN HISTORY The Reginald Zelnik Book Prize in History, established in 2009 and sponsored by the Institute of Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies at the University of California, Berkeley, is awarded annually for an outstanding monograph published on Russia, Eastern Europe or Eurasia in the field of history in the previous calendar year.

Winner: Aileen M. Kelly Title: The Discovery of Chance: The Life and Thought of Alexander Herzen (Harvard University Press) Aileen M. Kelly’s pathbreaking book stuns readers with a new answer to an old question: who was Alexander Herzen? Other historians have provided influential assessments of Herzen and his contribution to Russian intellectual life. While taking that scholarship seriously, Kelly provides a deeper and richer portrait of one of Russia’s leading thinkers and philosophers, and one that encompasses the entire span of Herzen’s life. In this exhaustively researched and beautifully written study, Kelly obliges us to jettison the conventional ways in which we have understood his thought and integrated its development into our narratives of nineteenth-century Russian history. Instead of the Herzen who, in dialogue with Western European systems of thought, devised a peasant socialism based on a utopian vision and historical teleology, Kelly reveals a thinker whose knowledge of scientific method, proto-Darwinian, and Darwinian ideas of evolution caused him to understand history as the contingent unfolding of chance events. The result is a Herzen who, in an intellectual age of systems-building on the right and the left, above all championed a method of thinking grounded in reality, and, furthermore, free will. Herzen was an opponent, rather than a creative assimilator, of intellectual systems of any kind. Kelly has produced this authoritative recasting of Herzen by placing her mastery of Russian and European intellectual history in the service of a narrative that emphasizes, in stunning parallel to her subject’s intellectual stance, the “concatenation of contingencies” in which Herzen made the philosophical, historical, and political choices that he did. A model of erudition and iconoclasm, the book is also written in elegant prose supremely accessible to readers who are not specialists in the field. The result is a study that will allow Herzen’s intellectual dilemmas, and decisions, to have the contemporary resonance that they deserve. Honorable Mention: Mark Bassin Title: The Gumilev Mystique: Biopolitics, Eurasianism, and the Construction of Community in Modern Russia (Cornell University Press)

Mark Bassin has written a deeply researched and erudite study of the thought of Lev Nikolaevich Gumilev (1912-1992), known to most of us as the son of Nikolai Gumilev and Anna Akhmatova. Lev Nikolaevich was not only an important thinker in his own right, but, in his creative synthesis of a specific genre of Eurasianist ideas, the generator of an intellectual system whose components have great resonance in post-Soviet Russia, including with Vladimir Putin. Bassin excavates Gumilev’s “Eurasianist” ideas in a narrative that elaborates with great skill on their origins, development, and reception, taking us from the Silver Age to the post-Soviet present. His painstaking research has unearthed the personal networks that allowed Gumilev to re-enter Soviet academic life after his return from the camps, and that also caused his ideas to be disseminated as broadly as they were during the Soviet period. To read this book is to possess a greater understanding of how certain Eurasianist ideas were poised, by the end of the Soviet period, to have the post-Soviet influence that they have had. The prodigious effort that Bassin brought to the book—so evident on every page—is all the more impressive given that their one meeting in 1980 did not, from the author’s perspective, go well. It also required supreme intellectual dedication to write an authoritative study of a thinker known as an anti-Semite and disdainful of empirical rigor. 159

MARSHALL D. SHULMAN BOOK PRIZE

The Marshall D. Shulman Book Prize, established in 1987 and sponsored by the Harriman Institute of Columbia University, is awarded annually for an outstanding monograph dealing with the international relations, foreign policy, or foreign-policy decision-making of any of the states of the former Soviet Union or Eastern Europe published the previous year.

Winner: Juliet Johnson Title: Priests of Prosperity: How Central Bankers Transformed the Postcommunist World (Cornell University Press)

Why did states in the post-communist region converge around a remarkably similar model of central banking? Johnson’s outstanding book persuasively argues that the transformation of post-Communist central banking practices and organizational cultures was shaped by the interaction of nascent central banks and staffers with a highly institutionalized and influential transnational banking community. With great analytical precision, Johnson draws from an impressive array of sources, including lively quotes from bankers and politicians, to show that these “wormhole networks” disseminated uncontested ideas that privileged the importance of central bank independence and the maintenance of price stability above other potential regulatory roles. Johnson’s use of the comparative method, across diverse states ranging from Hungary to Kyrgyzstan, is exemplary, with similarities and differences analyzed across the stages of institutional development to show how these professional communities achieved a level of influence over institution-building in the post-communist region unmatched in other policy sectors. By concluding with an analysis of the global financial crisis, Johnson brings her argument about professional cultures and institutional isomorphism full circle, showing how a 1990s consensus rendered Central bankers vulnerable to nationalist and illiberal political backlashes. Priests of Prosperity explains great sweeps of international political economy and the development of the post-Communist region and is a must-read for scholars more broadly interested in transnationalism, comparative institutionalism, and socialization in politics.

Honorable Mention: Agnia Grigas Title: Beyond Crimea: The New Russian Empire (Yale University Press)

This fluent and ambitious book examines Russia’s construction of “compatriots” as a group requiring protection both as drivers and pretexts for Russian foreign policy. Grigas’ timely study identifies diverse elements of the policy to defend compatriots, from granting passports and redefining citizenship, to use of the media and military intervention. By examining the interplay between the Russian-speaking diaspora, the structure of Russia’s economy and the current regime’s strategy to retain power, Beyond Crimea helps us better understand the dynamic nature of Russia’s foreign policy, while Grigas’ deep engagement with regional scholars adds valuable weight to this well-argued work. 160

ED A HEWETT BOOK PRIZE

The Ed A Hewett Book Prize, established in 1994 and sponsored by the University of Michigan Center for Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies, is awarded annually for an outstanding monograph on the political economy of Russia, Eurasia and/or Eastern Europe, published in the previous year.

Winner: Sergei Antonov Title: Bankrupts and Usurers of Imperial Russia: Debt, Property, and the Law in the Age of Dostoevsky and Tolstoy (Harvard University Press)

In this book, Sergei Antonov offers an extraordinarily thorough account of the operation of credit relations in pre-revolutionary Russia. Debt permeates modern societies, and Antonov’s layered approach to exploring it calls attention to such overlooked aspects of the phenomenon as informal networks, kinship ties, women’s participation, and small-scale lending, as well as the formal evolution of the legal system surrounding property and debt. Making use of a trove of court cases and other documents, and using social, cultural, and legal lenses of analysis, Antonov shows how the acts of lending and borrowing in nineteenth-century Russia worked in practice. They were not crude, underdeveloped, or the sole purview of banks and wealthy individuals, but instead were complex, extensive, and central to the lives of people of relatively modest means. His book therefore both corrects our understanding of the past and opens our eyes to better ways of understanding the present.

Winner: Juliet Johnson Title: Priests of Prosperity: How Central Bankers Transformed the Postcommunist World (Cornell University Press)

Priests of Prosperity is motivated by a puzzle from the post-communist experience with empirical and theoretical implications for regions around the world: in countries with reform trajectories otherwise so different, why did central banks converge so quickly on a single ideational and institutional model? Drawing on documents and interviews gathered over 14 years from five countries spanning the former Soviet empire, Juliet Johnson shows how a transnational community of central bankers was able to spread a gospel of central bank independence and tight monetary policy, even as the IMF and others were unable to produce similar homogeneity in industrial privatization, agrarian reform, pension restructuring, or any other policy area. Johnson also demonstrates that the failure of this externally- advocated reform to be embedded in local political structures left it open to attack in later years. The book thus shines a light on a crucial but understudied aspect of post-communist political economies and makes a major advance in our understanding of institutional change. 161

DAVIS CENTER BOOK PRIZE IN POLITICAL AND SOCIAL STUDIES

The Davis Center Book Prize in Political and Social Studies, established in 2008 and sponsored by the Kathryn W. and Shelby Cullom Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies at Harvard University, is awarded annually for an outstanding monograph published on Russia, Eurasia, or Eastern Europe in anthropology, political science, sociology, or geography in the previous calendar year.

Winner: Juliet Johnson Title: Priests of Prosperity: How Central Bankers Transformed the Postcommunist World (Cornell University Press)

When are central bankers more than just central bankers? When they are revolutionaries! The study of politics and economics in the post-socialist space has swung of late from transition to backsliding, and from integration to disintegration. In Priests of Prosperity, however, Juliet Johnson swings back. Eschewing the large-scale, birds-eye views and accepted dogmas of political science, Johnson delivers a deeply researched and theoretically significant study of the everyday processes of international policy diffusion – and its consequences. Drawing on more than 160 interviews and covering five countries in Central and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union, Johnson provides a fine-grained exploration of the mechanisms and pathways through which crucial post-socialist policymakers came to think and act in ways that were more global than local, navigating conflicting identities, loyalties and interests in the process. As such, Priests of Prosperity is a compendium of rare achievements: a study tackling an incredibly complex topic in an accessible way; a deeply qualitative approach to a field usually reduced to quantitative abstraction; and a grounded area- studies exercise that can and will shape broader disciplinary debates. For these achievements, the committee is pleased to award the Davis Center Prize to Juliet Johnson.

Honorable Mention: Rebecca Gould Title: Writers and Rebels: The Literature of Insurgency in the Caucasus (Yale University Press)

What is the meaning of the Caucasus? That is the ambitious question asked – and answered – in Rebecca Gould’s fascinating Writers & Rebels. Drawing on deep, almost ethnographic use of a startling range of sources – including previously untapped archives, as well as literature in several languages – Gould spans almost two centuries and four geographies to deliver an engrossing and sensitive study that uncovers the inner workings of colonialism and insurgency in the Caucasus. Gould plays a very impressive trick with this book, deconstructing a region often treated by pundits as a monolithic entity, but then rejecting the prevailing academic approach that treats the region as an almost accidental agglomeration of unrelated political communities, to reconstruct the Caucasus through overlapping narratives of conflict and contention. At the same time, the book amply demonstrates the analytical value of literature as a source for social scientists, a methodological innovation that should stand as an inspiration for scholars around the world. For these achievements, the committee is pleased to award Honorable Mention to Rebecca Gould. 162

BARBARA JELAVICH BOOK PRIZE

The Barbara Jelavich Book Prize, established in 1995 and sponsored by the Jelavich estate, is awarded annually for a distinguished monograph published on any aspect of Southeast European or Habsburg studies since 1600, or nineteenth- and twentieth-century Ottoman or Russian diplomatic history in the previous calendar year.

Winner: Jakub S. Beneš Title: Workers and Nationalism: Czech and German Social Democracy in Habsburg Austria, 1890-1918 (Oxford University Press)

This outstanding monograph based on extensive primary work vividly portrays a crucial, but too often neglected aspect of central European history, namely the relationship between the workers’ movement in imperial Austria and nationalism. Beneš’ stimulating social and cultural historical approach to the analysis of political action focuses on workers’ participation in social movement activities, such as protests for suffrage and election campaigning. He persuasively argues that workers’ embrace of nationalism was neither inevitable nor the result of a gradual process, but was deepened during experiences in intense events. His concern with the roots of a new language of social democracy, his close attention to popular working class culture (and its religious sentiment), the sheer variety of material he employs, and his interest in multiple spaces of interaction bring new insights from below to social democratic culture. A great strength of this study is its original contribution to current debates about supposed “national indifference”; Beneš offers vital empirical evidence in this regard. The parallel attention to the Czech and German parts of Austrian social democracy further forms a significant aspect of this work, as Beneš moves away from “nationalized” histories of social democracy. Beneš’ convincing argument that the importance of leftist populist nationalism has been underrepresented and his stimulating methodological approach to everyday ethnicity have important implications for multiple scholarly fields. 163

KULCZYCKI BOOK PRIZE

The Kulczycki Book Prize in Polish Studies (formerly the ASEEES Orbis Book Prize), established in 1996 and sponsored by the Kulczycki family, former owners of the Orbis Books Ltd. of London, England, is awarded annually for the best book in any discipline, on any aspect of Polish affairs, published in the previous calendar year.

Winner: Paul Brykczynski Title: Primed for Violence: Murder, Antisemitism, and Democratic Politics in Interwar Poland (University of Wisconsin Press)

Primed for Violence takes a historical incident, the assassination of the first president of Poland, that had been formerly relegated to a brief aside in the historiography of the Second Republic and, through a careful and confident reading of its cultural context, shows how it is in fact central to understanding the fissures and ultimate failures of the new state. Paul Brykczynski demonstrates how the 1922 murder of President Narutowicz and the riots that followed became a bloody assertion for the radical right that only “ethnic Poles” should run the multiethnic state – a claim that the Polish left, despite its condemnation of the assassination itself, never really rebuffed. This explosion of violence and the rhetoric surrounding it thus anticipated the failure of democracy in the 1926 coup d’état, as well as the state’s descent into antisemitism in the 1930s. The book is beautifully written, tightly argued, and is a model of pacing and precision. It speaks not only to students of Polish history and politics, but also to anyone interested in antisemitism, nationalist violence, and radical right-wing politics.

Honorable Mention: John Kulczycki Title: Belonging to the Nation: Inclusion and Exclusion in the Polish- German Borderlands, 1939–1951 (Harvard University Press)

Belonging to the Nation is a fine-grained study of the preeminence of nationality as a category of identity, while illustrating the historical pitfalls and limitations of just such a method of categorization. The book shows how the state, whether Nazi Germany or Communist Poland, used similar techniques and modes of thought as authorities sought to sort out the national belonging of the complex, often nationally indifferent populations who lived in the overlapping spaces of their shifting borders. It illustrates how in the 1940s, there were still plenty of people for whom ethnonationalist categories offered a poor fit, and conveys, often through personal testimony, the tragic consequences of trying to make people fit these categories. Meticulously researched and dispassionately presented, the book makes a major contribution to the study of nationalism and the political and social history of one of Europe’s multilingual and multiconfessional borderlands. 164

GRADUATE STUDENT ESSAY PRIZE

The ASEEES Graduate Student Essay Prize, established in 2006, is awarded for an outstanding essay by a graduate student in Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies.

Winner: Louis Porter Title: “No ‘Neutral Men’: A Day in the Life of a Soviet International Civil Servant, 1956-1967” (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)

The winner of the 2017 ASEEES Graduate Student Essay Prize is Louis Porter, who is completing his PhD in history at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. His essay, “No ‘Neutral Men’: A Day in the Life of a Soviet International Civil Servant, 1956-1967,” is a chapter from his dissertation, which examines Soviet participation in UNESCO under N. S. Khrushchev and L. I. Brezhnev. This engaging and innovative essay shifts attention away from the top decision makers in the Soviet political establishment to mid-level professionals working in an international organization, UNESCO. Focusing on the everyday life of the Soviet colony in Paris, Porter argues that unlike Soviet diplomats, UNESCO employees enjoyed partial autonomy and had to navigate between their Soviet identity and (informal) obligations to the Communist Party on one side, and their new professional identity as “international civil servants” at the UN on the other. Porter draws on a rich selection of primary sources, including Russian state archives, the UNESCO archive in Paris, and the memoirs of Soviet officials. These sources reveal both the attempts of the Soviet state to enforce ideological purity and the “socialist way of life” among Soviet citizens working abroad and the frequent failure to control them or provide resources. The essay makes a significant contribution to scholarship on the USSR and the Cold War, and will be of value to scholars from a variety of fields interested in the evolution of Soviet institutions and identities after Stalin. 165

THE ROBERT C. TUCKER/STEPHEN F. COHEN DISSERTATION PRIZE

The Tucker/Cohen Dissertation Prize, sponsored by the KAT Charitable Foundation, is awarded annually for an outstanding English-language doctoral dissertation in Soviet or Post-Soviet politics and history in the tradition practiced by Robert C. Tucker and Stephen F. Cohen.

Winner: David Szakonyi Title: “Renting Elected Office: Why Businesspeople Become Politicians in Russia” (PhD, Columbia University)

Szakonyi’s brilliant dissertation explores why private businesspeople run for political office in Russia and the consequences of those choices for Russia’s political and economic development. Using a sophisticated quantitative analysis of an original dataset on thousands of regional legislative candidates and firms, as well as dozens of interviews conducted in three Russian regions, Szakonyi argues conclusively that businesspeople run for office when they believe that lobbying alone will not protect their interests. Moreover, he explains that winning office results in concrete material benefits for the businesspeople’s firms, in particular through increased access to public procurement contracts. This well-written and clearly argued dissertation demonstrates that in Russia, as elsewhere, businesspeople have exploited public dissatisfaction with “politics as usual” to insert themselves into political positions and engage in predatory rent-seeking. It also illuminates the ways in which the Putin government and the United Russia party have used regional legislatures to bind economic elites to the regime and allocate spoils to insiders. However, the dissertation also suggests an empirically-grounded way out of this circle of corruption. It reveals that politically empowered firms benefit less from elections when they face strong economic competition in their regions. The dissertation thus concludes that strengthening state institutions to prevent excessive industry concentration could reduce the appeal of directly seeking office for firms, as could public service reform to enforce transparency in public procurement and regulation. Szakonyi argues forcefully and convincingly that the best way to curb corruption among businessperson politicians in Russia is to empower their direct economic competitors. 166

ASEEES CLIR 2017 DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD

Winner: Karen Rondestvedt

The ASEEES Committee on Libraries and Information Resources is pleased to present this year’s Distinguished Service Award to Karen Rondestvedt, whose service to the field of Slavic & Eurasian librarianship spans 43 years. Rondestvedt began her career in 1972 at the University of Chicago, where she spent 13 years learning her craft in Slavic Acquisitions and Collection Development. In 1985, as glasnost’ and perestroika initiated a new era in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union, Rondestvedt embarked upon a new stage in her own career, moving to the University of Pittsburgh, where she served as a Slavic Cataloger and Slavic Bibliographer. In 2001, Rondestvedt took on new challenges as the Curator for Slavic & East European Collections at Stanford University Libraries, where she worked for 15 more years, building Stanford’s world-class collections and teaching courses on Slavic bibliography, before retiring from the position in 2015. Rondestvedt’s impact on the field has been tremendous. During her tenure at Pittsburgh and Stanford, she traveled extensively throughout Eastern Europe, participating in conferences abroad, strengthening ties with vendors, building exchange programs with foreign libraries, and attending book fairs to keep in touch with trends and the cultural milieu of the region. Her résumé includes a long list of presentations and written reports that detail her work abroad and reflect her lifelong commitment to professional development, such as attending intensive language programs for Uzbek, Hungarian, and Polish languages. Those languages supplement advanced proficiency in Russian, Polish, German, French and Spanish; with a working knowledge of a dozen other languages. Within ASEEES Rondestvedt participated in numerous conventions and committee service, often in leadership capacities. She also worked with colleagues on advisory boards and grant-funded projects to acquire, preserve, and catalog archival materials, newspapers, and electronic resources from East European countries. In 2000, at a time when few Slavists had created large-scale websites or acquired a knowledge of HTML, Rondestvedt was instrumental in the development of REESWeb, an internet guide to resources for Slavic and East European Studies that was arguably the first American online resource of its kind dedicated to Slavic, East European, and Eurasian studies. Rondestvedt’s most significant achievement was her editorship of Slavic and East European Information Resources, a journal devoted to library and information science pertaining to Slavic, East European and Eurasian Studies. Work on the first issue began in 2000, with Rondestvedt as co-editor. A few years later, Rondestvedt continued as sole general editor of the journal through 2016. In addition to regular issues of articles, the journal publishes monograph length special issues, essentially broadening the scope of scholarship in our field. Rarely, if ever, did Rondestvedt promote herself or feel the need to seek out recognition for her own achievements. She went about her work humbly and consistently, demonstrating a commitment to preservation of the scholarly record in our field for the benefit of students and scholars today andinto the future. As the beneficiaries of her leadership, and collegial approach to the implementation of projects, collaboration, and dialogue for more than forty years, we salute Karen Rondestvedt for her achievements and lifelong dedication to the field. Sunday 167 Sponsored Sponsored

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Session 13–Sunday10:00-11:45am Olga V.Velikanova,UofNorth Texas Alexander Livshin,MoscowStateU(Russia) Shoshana Keller,HamiltonCollege Ekaterina AlexeevnaChelpanova,UofKansas Lily Tarba,UofToronto(Canada) Mark A.Lewis,CUNYCollegeofStatenIsland Dietmar Müller, Leibniz Institute for the History and Culture of Eastern David Petruccelli,DiplomaticAcademyofVienna(Austria) Vadim Shneyder,UCLA USSR: 1941-1960s The GreatPatrioticWarand the ProblemofRepresentationin Addison, 4th A PathtoandfromSovietIdentity:PerceptionsEncounters (Meeting) -Halsted,4th (ADSEEES) Huron, 10th Europe (Germany) Criminal Law Interwar EasternEuropeanJuristsandtheOriginsofInternational Mark VonHagen, ArizonaStateU T. ClaytonBlack,WashingtonCollege Anton Weiss-Wendt,NorwegianHolocaustCentre(Norway) Igor BorisovichOrlov,NRUHigherSchoolofEconomics(Russia) Douglas Irvin-Erickson,GeorgeMasonU Discussion oftheConstitution of1936” “Anti-clerical andAnti-enfranchisement VoicesintheMass 1920-1930s” “Foreign VisitorsinSovietRussia:PerceptionsandReality Tourists’ PerceptionsoftheForeignCountries” “‘Sovietness’ vs‘Non-Sovietness’:TransformationofSoviet Romanian andPolishContributions” “The PlantoCreateaGlobalPenalCodeinthe1930s: Experts, InstitutionsandNetworks” “The PoliticsofInternationalLawandtheLeagueNations: the 1930s” Wing MovementsinPolishandRomanianLegalPhilosophy “Crises ofNationsandPeoples:TheResponsetoMilitantRight Transgression in‘WarandPeace’” “Gothic AestheticsasaToolforPortrayingFemale “Honour inAnnaKarenina” -(Meeting)Lakeview,2nd - Wrigleyville, 2nd - Armitage, 4th -(Meeting) - - Sunday 179 (Roundtable) -

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John SEarle,GeorgeMasonU Oleg Manaev,UofTennessee /IndependentInstituteofSocio- Konstantinas Andrijauskas,VilniusU(Lithuania) Pål Kolstø,UofOslo(Norway) Edward ChristianHolland,UofArkansas Grigore Pop-Eleches,PrincetonU Ben Noble,UCollegeLondon(UK) Asif A.Siddiqi,FordhamU Economic andPoliticalStudies (Belarus) SlavicTriangle Ballroom G,5th East the in Conflicts the on Reflections Ballroom F,5th The Foreign Relations of Post-Soviet De Facto States Rostislav Turovsky,NRUHigherSchoolofEconomics(Russia) Regina Smyth,IndianaUBloomington Ora JohnEdwardReuter,UofWisconsin-Milwaukee Sarah AOates,UofMaryland,CollegePark - Russian Elections2016-2018:PoliticalChangeandRegimeStability Engineering, andMedicine Rita S.Guenther,U.S.NationalAcademiesofSciences, Sergey VictorovichNetesov,NovosibirskStateU(Russia) Zinfer R.Ismagilov,RussianAcademyofSciences(Russia) (Russia) Irina Dezhina,SkolkovoInstituteofScienceandTechnology Ballroom D,5th The TrajectoryofRussianScience Solomiya Shpak,GeorgeMasonU Anton Shirikov,UofWisconsin-Madison Scott Gehlbach,UofWisconsin–Madison Andrei VladimirKorobkov,Middle TennesseeStateU Edward ChristianHolland,UofArkansas Gulnaz Sharafutdinova,King’sCollegeLondon(UK) Harley D.Balzer,GeorgetownU David RogerMarples,UofAlberta (Canada) Urban Jaksa,UofYork(UK) (Roundtable) -ChicagoBallroomE,5th “Reshuffling Social Stratification and Its Consequences in Its Consequences the EastSlavic Triangle” and Stratification Social “Reshuffling Ukraine, Belarus,andRussia” “Memory Laws and Current Conflicts: Politics and the Past in for ‘Foreign’RelationswithPost-SovietUnrecognizedEntities” “Secondary SeparatismandtheUkrainianCrisis:TheQuest “Abkhazia: Russia’sObstreperousClientState” Recognition: Abkhazia’sInteractionswiththeWest” “Multi-vector ForeignPolicyandEngagementwithout and theOrangeRevolution” “Political ConnectionsandEconomicOutcomes:Oligarchs

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BaktygulA.Aliev,Williams College Erin KKrafft,UofMassachusettsDartmouth Kristin Torres,HarvardU Teryl LDobbs,UofWisconsin-Madison Aurimas Svedas,VilniusU(Lithuania) Scott M.Kenworthy,MiamiUofOhio Francesca Silano,IndianaUBloomington Robert EdwardNiebuhr,ArizonaStateU Angelina EmilovaIlieva,UofChicago Eliyana R.Adler,PennsylvaniaStateU Paul RichardValliere,ButlerU Nicholas JohnMiller,BoiseStateU Feruza Aripova,NortheasternU A GenealogyofDostoevsky’sUnderground Uncommon ResponsestotheHolocaust 1924) Rethinking Asceticism:Asceticism,Russia,andOrthodoxy(1861- On Mobilityin/fromSoutheasternEurope Susanna Weygandt,DalhousieU(Canada) Jennifer RyanTishler,UofWisconsin–Madison Roy RaymondRobson,PennsylvaniaStateU Nada PetkovicDjordjevic,UofChicago Evguenia N.Davidova,PortlandStateU Rachel F.Brenner,UofWisconsin-Madison Patrick LallyMichelson,IndianaUBloomington - “Intersubjective Recognition in Dostoevsky’s‘The Karamazov” “A View from Underground: Ressentiment in the Brothers Double’” “Josima Feldschuh:MusicBehindtheGhettoWalls” “Irene Veisaite:LifeShouldbeTransparent” “Zofia Kossak:AnAntisemiteWhoRescuedJews” “The CrisisofAsceticisminRevolutionaryRussia” Challenge toRevolutionaryIdeals(1917-1919)” “‘Clothe yourselvesinsackcloth’:AsceticismasanOrthodox Culture” “Orthodox AsceticismandNarrativesofRussianHistory “Expanding Influence:YugoslavsintheColdWarWorld” “Figurations ofHomeinRecentBulgarianÉmigréWriting” “Women Nurses as Mobile Workers in Bulgaria (1880s-1920s)” and Defying Femininity” Defining Women Post-Soviet and Soviet, “American, in Womenswear of Politics The Bishkek” Burqas: and “Billboards Grace, 4th

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Lyubov Bugaeva,St.PetersburgStateU(Russia) Mark Conliffe,UofCalgary(Canada) Andrzej Brylak,UofIllinoisatChicago Michal PawelMarkowski,UofIllinoisatChicago Steven ShelleyRosefielde,UNCatChapelHill Agata Zborowska,UofWarsaw(Poland) Jan Musekamp,EuropeanUViadrina(Germany) Gina PachtKovarsky, VirginiaCommonwealth U Jurij Murasov,UofKonstanz(Germany) Karen Underhill,UofIllinoisatChicago Stephen JeromeBlank,AmericanForeignPolicyCouncil Katharina Matro,StoneRidgeSchooloftheSacredHeart - Remembering the Past in Korlenko’s (Auto)Biographies and Letters Political DiscoursesinInterwarPolishLiterature Economics andDefenseinPutin’sRussia Poland ontheMove:Settlers,Scientists,andNewStates Elena V.Prokhorova,CollegeofWilliam&Mary Radha Balasubramanian,Uof NebraskaatLincoln Michal PawelMarkowski,UofIllinoisatChicago Steven ShelleyRosefielde,UNCatChapelHill Winson Chu,UofWisconsin-Milwaukee Nadja Berkovich,UofArkansas Stanley Bill,UofCambridge(UK) Katrin Steffen,HamburgU(Germany) Masaaki Kuboniwa,HitotsubashiU(Japan) Lincolnshire II,6th Tragedy” “Vladimir Korolenko’s‘Letters toLunacharskii’:Explaining Contemporary’” “Scripting the Empire in Korolenko’s ‘The History of My Project” “Literary RepresentationsofInterwarPolandasaBiopolitical “Witkacy: AestheticsasPolitics” “Bruno Schulz’sUkrainianDrawings” and SecurityPolicy” “Trump and Putin: New Directions in US/Russian Economic Industry onGDPGrowth)” “Mission: Impossible (The Impact of the Russian Military Migration inPost-WorldWarIIPoland” “Objects of Refuge: Material Culture and the Experience of Transnational HistoryofMigrationandIntegration” Germany: TheHistoryofVolhynianGermansasa “Between theRussianEmpire,Poland,Canada,and Polish TerritoriesandBeyond(19th20thCenturies)” “Transnational Lives:Scientists,MigrationandExpertiseinthe Terrorists and007” “On the Socialist Front: A Bulgarian Detective Against Bio-

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Dace Dzenovska,UofOxford(UK) David IlmarBeecher,UCBerkeley Miriam Finkelstein,UofInnsbruck(Austria) Sasha Senderovich,UofWashington Giulia Dossi,HarvardU Emily Kanner,HarvardU Anatoly Pinsky,EuropeanUatSt.Petersburg(Russia) Ann Komaromi,UofToronto(Canada) Maria NCorrigan,ConcordiaU(Canada) Elizaveta Gaufman,UofBremen (Germany) Technology in the Classroom Lightning Round: Teaching in the Digital Age: Techniques and Andrei Soldatov,Agentura.Ru (Russia) Benjamin Peters,UofTulsa Political Space The RedWeb:theStruggleoverRussianInternetand Digital and Post-SovietPerspectives Translating BetweentheUniversalandParticular:LateSoviet Post-Soviet Literature Always Historicize! Soviet-Jewish History and Memory inGlobal Russian Literature Multiple Feminisms6:Re-readingPower,GenderandDesirein Krista Goff,Uof Miami/KennanInstitute Brian D.Taylor,SyracuseU Anatoly Pinsky,EuropeanUatSt.Petersburg(Russia) Andrea Zink,UofInnsbruck(Austria) Anni IrmeliLappela,UofHelsinki(Finland) Alex Moshkin,UofPennsylvania Kornelije Kvas,UofBelgrade(Serbia) Eleonory Gilburd,UofChicago Liberalism throughTolerancePromotioninLatvia” “Language Sacred, Language Injurious: Translating of OfficialSovietBilingualism” “Third Worlds in Third Languages: Tartu University in the Age “The LanguageofCulture” Contemporary Russian-GermanFiction” “The Migrant Remembers Back. Soviet-JewishHistoryin Fiction” “Exhaustive HistoricalNarrativesinRussianJewishAmerican Past” Russian Israelis and New Interpretations of the Soviet-Jewish “From LachrymosetoValorization:The1.5Generationof in Saltykov-Shchedrin’s‘TheGolovlyovs’” “Breaking theBondsofNarrative:CaseEvprakseiushka Tsvetaeva’s ‘Fedra’” “The IncestThemeinH.D.’s‘HippolytusTemporizes’and “Power andGuiltinTolstoy’s‘AnnaKarenina’” - (Roundtable) -Northwestern, 6th - Michigan State,6th - Minnesota, 6th

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Printers Row, 2nd - to Pushkin in the Twenty-First Century” “Taking a Stroll Down ‘Nevsky Prospect’: Gogolian Allusion in Alexei Uchitel’s ‘Progulka’” “Monuments in Platonov’s Moscow Text” Journalism of the Early 21st Century” Monument “Setting Allusion in Time and Space: Opekushin’s “Swear Not At All: Feofan Prokopovich, Markel Rodyshevskii “Swear Not At All: Feofan Prokopovich, and the Debate on the Synodal Oath” Russia” “Punishment by Penance in 18th–Century Literature and “The Penance Discourse in the Russian History Classroom” Tool” “Storymaps as a Teaching “Digital Information Literacy in the Classroom” “Digital Information History: Undergraduate Coding “Other Ways of Doing Assessments” Projects and Digital the Soviet for Simulation Games Modeling and “Computer “Visualizing the Past” the “Visualizing in the Classroom” “Digital Media Technology” Fundamentals through “Teaching Sidney Dement, Binghamton U Olga Tsapina, The Huntington Library Katherine Zubovich, Ryerson U (Canada) Ryerson Zubovich, Katherine Karen Link Rosenflanz, College of St. Scholastica Olga Tsapina, The Huntington Library Jenifer Presto, U of Oregon Moscow and St. Petersburg: Urban Allusions (Russia) Go Koshino, Hokkaido U (Japan) Colleen McQuillen, U of Illinois at Chicago Jenifer Presto, U of Oregon Tradition in Early Modern Zakon and Predanie: Law and Orthodox and Modern Russia Catastrophe and Modern Culture Catastrophe and Modern (Austria) Anindita Banerjee, Cornell U Anindita Banerjee, Karen Link Rosenflanz, College of St. Scholastica Nikolaos A. Chrissidis, Southern Connecticut State U Nikolaos A. Chrissidis, Southern Connecticut Kathleen Scollins, U of Vermont Clint Walker, U of Montana Elena Marasinova, Institute of Russian History, RAS (Russia) Elena Marasinova, Institute of Russian History, School of Economics Elena Naumovna Penskaya, NRU Higher Christopher I. Stolarski, Oberlin College Christopher I. Stolarski, Liggett School Kitty Lam, University Kennan Institute Krista Goff, U of Miami/ Benjamin Warren Sawyer, Middle Tennessee State U Tennessee State Warren Sawyer, Middle Benjamin State U Middle Tennessee Kelly A. Kolar, Vojin Majstorovic, Vienna Wiesenthal Institute for Holocaust Studies Studies Holocaust for Institute Wiesenthal Vienna Majstorovic, Vojin

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Lauri Malksoo,UofTartu(Estonia) Julian GordonWaller,GeorgeWashingtonU James Gow,King’sCollegeLondon(UK) Bogdan Zawadewicz, Leibniz Institutefor East andSoutheast Stephan Rindlisbacher,UofBern(Switzerland) Orysia MariaKulick,TrinityCollegeDublin(Ireland) Philip J.Howe,AdrianCollege Charles Bukowski,BradleyU Seymour Becker,Rutgers,TheStateUofNewJersey Equality acrosstheUSSR The LimitsofSovietAnti-Imperialism: Friendship,Language,and(In) Ballroom H,5th Slovenia andBeyond:SmallStateForeignPolicyintheEU European Studies(Germany) G, 5th The “Silenced” Conflicts of the Post-Soviet Space Andrei Znamenski,UofMemphis Sergei IvanovichZhuk,BallStateU Research (1955-1991) and CulturalExchanges:PersonalExperienceAcademic “Transgressions” oftheCulturalColdWarinUS-SovietAcademic Zbigniew AdamWojnowski,Nazarbayev U(Kazakhstan) Carole Rogel,OhioStateU Stephan Rindlisbacher,UofBern(Switzerland) David MauriceGoldfrank,GeorgetownU Benjamin Bamberger,UofIllinois atUrbana-Champaign Peter Rozic,UofLjubljana(Slovenia) Cécile Druey,Swisspeace/UofBasel(Switzerland) Meaning ofSoviet(In)Equality intheCaucasus,1932-1953” “Mountains ofDiscontent: Georgian Alpinistsandthe Security” “Small StatesintheNot-So-NewEurope:Sovereigntyand Reality) ofDomesticandEUEnvironments” States’ InternationalRelationsBetweentheDemands(or “A Home-GrownCultureofEuropeanForeignPolicy?:Small – TheCaseofEasternUkraine” “The ‘Silenced’ Conflict Zones in a World-Systems Perspective 1991 and2014” “The Pro-RussianSecessionistMovementinCrimeaBetween in the Post-Soviet Space:Concepts,Prospects,andLimitations” Resolution Conflict of Means a as Dialogue “History Strasbourg Effect?” “Russia andtheEuropeanCourtofHumanRights: Contemporary Post-SovietLegislation” “Mimicking theMadPrinter:IsomorphicDiffusionin - (Roundtable) -ChicagoBallroomF,5th - Clark, 4th

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Stuart D.Finkel,UofFlorida Zosha Winegar-Schultz,UofMinnesota Katja Kahlina,UofHelsinki(Finland) Yelena Zotova,PennsylvaniaStateU Emma-Lina Löflund,StockholmU(Sweden) Stephen AlexanderTullock,HarvardU Susan K.Morrissey,UCIrvine Alexandra Novitskaya,SUNYStonyBrook David Bade,UofChicago Anthony Anemone,TheNewSchool Jeannette AMoss, NorthwesternU Ellen R.Langer,UCBerkeley Ksenya I.Kiebuzinski,UofToronto (Canada) Thomas MarkDousa,UofChicago Transgressions inLibraryMetadata Socialist Internet From RuNetwith<3:StatePoliticsandSexualPublicsonthePost- Thomas Roberts,SmithCollege Alexander V.Prokhorov,CollegeofWilliam&Mary Tatiana Mikhailova,UofColoradoatBoulder (Roundtable) -GreatAmerica2,6th “Angels ofRevolution”(2014)byAlexeyFedorchenko Trauma Metastases of Poiesis in View of World War I and Revolutionary Larisa Walsh,UofChicago Alexandra Novitskaya,SUNYStonyBrook Rimgaila E.Salys,UofColoradoatBoulder Andrei Gorkovoi,UofIllinoisatChicago Anastasia IoannaKayiatos,MacalesterCollege Dag AlexanderLindskog,UofIllinoisatChicago “Selfie Stickin’ it to the Man: Creating the Self(ie) inPost- theSelf(ie) Man: Creating Soviet Russia” the to it Stickin’ “Selfie in Croatia” Organising, DigitalMedia,andTransgressionofDemocracy “In theNameofFamilyandDemocracy:Anti-LGBT Sexual IdentityandNew(Media)CultsofPersonality” “‘Are you there, Elton? It’s me, Putin’: Or, the Digital Politics of ‘Fellow-Travelers’ (Olesha, Platonov,Zoschenko,etc.)” Defined Broadly of Works the in Change “Language LostandFound:AmbivalencetowardsLinguistic Apocalypse” Works: MaximilianVoloshin’sAnnoMundiArdentisandthe “‘And TheywereJudgedEveryManAccordingtoTheir “Witkacy’s A(na)estheticsofTrauma” Western Publics,1900-14” “For MartyrsorforGuns?:RussianRevolutionariesand - Great America1,6th - Houston, 5th

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Tatiana Rizova,ChristopherNewportU Thomas McGarvieWatson,UofSouthernCalifornia Elvira Godek-Kiryluk,UofIllinoisatChicago Ivo Soljan,GrandValleyStateU Vjekoslava Jurdana,JurajDobrilaUofPula(Croatia) Barry WilliamIckes,PennsylvaniaStateU Richard E.Ericson,EastCarolinaU Ellen Elias-Bursac,IndependentScholar James A.Leitzel,UofChicago Petia A.Kostadinova,UofIllinoisatChicago Greta NicoleMatzner-Gore,U ofSouthernCalifornia Liudmila Alyabyeva,NewLiterary ObserverPublishingHouse Olga Matich,UC Berkeley Ilya Kalinin,New LiteraryObserverPublishing House(Russia) (Russia) in Europe Transgression, Decline,Rebirth?: TheAnthropologyofFinsdeSiècle Lincolnshire II,6th “Oblomov” inGoncharov’s Genre of Conflicts and Self of Crises Lincolnshire I,6th Transgressions inCroatianHistory,Politics,andCulture(Literature) The RussianEconomy Irina Prokhorova,NewLiterary ObserverPublishingHouse(Russia) Volha Seliazniova,UofSouthernCalifornia Nicholas IvanNovosel,USDepartmentoftheArmy William HenszeyPyle,MiddleburyCollege Brian Oches,IndianaUBloomington Nives Rumenjak,WebsterULeiden(Netherlands)/ofPittsburgh Michael V.Alexeev,IndianaUBloomington “Feeling LikeaMountain:‘Oblomov’ asEmpire’sDeadEnd” Ivan Goncharov’s‘Oblomov’andtheTrajectoryofRealism” “Emotion Seldom Crystallized into the Form of a Definite Idea: “The PastoralasaFormofSuicidein‘Oblomov’” Croatian Poetry(16th-21stCentury)” “Transgression, Punishment,Forgiveness,andRedemptionin ‘Danuncijada’ byViktorCarEmin” “Between HistoryandHysteria:TransgressionsintheNovel Transgression inLate19thCenturyCroatia” “Politics ofMemoryandAutobiographyasanAct “Lessons from25YearsofTransitioninRussia” Functioning oftheEconomy’” “The GrowthandMarcescenceofthe‘SystemOptimal Economies inRussia2009and2015” “A Tale of Two Crises: Federal Transfers and Regional Hungary, 2015-2017” European MigrantCrisis:EvidencefromBulgariaand “Security ConsiderationsinCraftingResponsestothe

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after its Establishment” of Parties Communist The Keeper?: Brother-Party’s “My Czechoslovakia and Israel” “Palestine or Birobidzhan?: Young Polish Jews Search for a “Palestine or Birobidzhan?: Young Polish Homeland” Israel with Relations Greece’s Communists?: or Greeks “Jews, in Sasha Sokolov’s Works from ‘A School for Fools’ to in Sasha Sokolov’s Works from ‘A ‘Triptych’” Topoi” “Sokolov’s Triptych, Genre, and Rhetorical “Crimea in War and Transformation” On Metareference “‘…but how to begin, with what words?’: “Maneuvering among Poland, Muscovy, Crimea, and the Poland, Muscovy, Crimea, and the “Maneuvering among Hetman Petro Doroshenko’s Ottoman Ottoman Empire: Alliance (1660s-1675)” Policy Catherine II’s Hetmanate to Malorossiia: “From towards Ukraine, 1762-1775” “From Heart to Brain: Early Soviet Neurology and Bulgakov’s and Bulgakov’s Neurology Soviet Brain: Early Heart to “From Dog’” ‘Heart of a “Bifurcation Point–Revolution: the Past” through Reconsidering National Self-Identification Printers Row, 2nd Jeffrey Koerber, Chapman U Mariya Donska, U of Salzburg (Austria) Zenon E. Kohut, U of Alberta (Canada) Zenon E. Kohut, U of Natalya Lazar, Clark U Anthony James Qualin, Texas Tech U Heather J. Coleman, U of Alberta (Canada) Heather J. Coleman, National Ties after WWII Jews Between Peoples and Parties: Renegotiating Political and Political Renegotiating Parties: and Peoples Between Jews Frank Edward Sysyn, U of Alberta (Canada) Sasha Sokolov (II) (Germany) U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Richard V. Tempest, 1860s) on the Ukrainian Borderlands (1660s- War and Transformation - Anya L. Hamrick, New York Institute of Technology Institute New York L. Hamrick, Anya Natalia Aleksiun, Touro College Anthony James Qualin, Texas Tech U Victor Taki, King’s U (Canada) Matthias Schwartz, Center for Literary and Cultural Research Berlin Literary and Cultural Center for Matthias Schwartz, Kateřina Králová, Charles U in Prague (Czech Republic) Kateřina Králová, Charles U in Prague (Czech U Jacob Ari Labendz, Pennsylvania State Alexander Markov, Russian State U for the Humanities (Russia) Alexander Markov, Russian State U for the Brian L. Davies, U of Texas at San Antonio Brian L. Davies, U of Mara Veronica Kozelsky, U of South Alabama Alexandra Melnikova, U of Wisconsin-Madison Alexandra

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“Receptions of Soviet Armenian Identities in Post-Soviet and Post-Soviet in Identities Armenian Soviet of “Receptions Post-Socialist Spaces” “Speaking Soviet with an Armenian Accent” Soviet Armenia after “Changes in the Political Canon of 1953” Consonants” “Current Research on Georgian Sign Language (GESL)” “Current Research on Lermontov: Three Views of The Prophet” “Stalin, Pushkin, and of Modern Georgian “Phonotactical Regularities “Muslims and Christians in a Contested Area: Dobrudja, a Contested Area: and Christians in “Muslims 1877-2017” Jeremy Johnson, U of Michigan Tamar Makharoblidze, Ilia State U (Georgia) Ilia State Tamar Makharoblidze, Ronald Grigor Suny, U of Michigan Lisa Zunshine, U of Kentucky Julie Ann Christensen, George Mason U Christensen, George Julie Ann Europe (Germany) Amina Gabrielova, Purdue U Scholar Katherina Boicheva Kokinova, Independent Sarah Beth Mohler, Truman State U Jerry Piven, Columbia U in East-Central State: Armenians Nation Empire, and Diaspora, Europe in the Modern Period Cognitive Approaches to Russian Literature II: Reading, Memory, to Russian Literature II: Reading, Memory, Cognitive Approaches and Transformation (Russia) Germans in Eastern Europe (Germany) Europe in Eastern Germans Studies Georgian Denis Akhapkin, St. Petersburg State U (Russia) / Smolny College Petersburg State U (Russia) / Smolny College Denis Akhapkin, St. Ronald Grigor Suny, U of Michigan John Colarusso, McMaster U (Canada) John Colarusso, McMaster Mate Rigo, Yale-NUS College Mate Rigo, Balint Kovacs, Leibniz-Institute for the History and Culture of Eastern Balint Kovacs, Leibniz-Institute for the History Hakob Matevosyan, U of Leipzig (Germany) Etheri Soselia, Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State U (Georgia) Etheri Soselia, Ivane Dodona I. Kiziria, Indiana U Bloomington Dodona I. Kiziria, Indiana Tobias Weger, Federal Institute for Culture and History of the History of and for Culture Institute Federal Weger, Tobias

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