Association for Slavic, East European, & Eurasian Studies November 17-20, 2016 Washington, DC Convention Theme: Global Conversations The conference invites discussion rooted in deep local or regional knowledge while investigating what our region brings to global study, and what we can learn from those who study other places and other cultures.
Padraic Kenney, Indiana U ASEEES Board President 2 3 Contents CONVENTION SPONSORS Convention Schedule Overview...... 4 Program Committee for the Washington, DC Convention...... 5 ASEEES thanks all of our sponsors whose generous contributions and support help to promote the continued growth and visibility of the As- 2016 ASEEES Board of Directors and ASEEES National Office...... 5 sociation during our Annual Convention and throughout the year. ASEEES Affiliate Groups and Institutional Members...... 6-7 Special Events...... 8-9 PLATINUM SPONSOR: Cambridge University Press Diagram of Meeting Rooms...... 10-12 GOLD SPONSORS: Natasha Kozmenko Booksellers; American Councils List of the Meeting Rooms at the Marriott Wardman Park...... 12 for International Education (ACTR/ACCELS) Index of Exhibitors, Alphabetical...... 13 Index of Exhibitors, By Booth Number...... 15 SILVER SPONSORS: Indiana University Russian and East European Institute; University of Maryland Department of History Exhibit Hall Diagram...... 16
BRONZE SPONSORS: University of Michigan Center for Russian, East Thursday, November 17, 2016 European & Eurasian Studies; University of Texas-Austin Center for ASEEES Board Meeting: 8:00a–noon...... 17 Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies Session 1: 1:00p-2:45p ...... 17 MOBILE APP SPONSOR: American Councils for International Education Session 2: 3:00p-4:45p...... 28 (ACTR/ACCELS) Session 3: 5:00p-6:45p...... 37 ASSOCIATE SPONSORS: Friends of Via; NYU, Department of Russian and Opening Reception/Exhibit Hall Tour: 6:30p...... 47 Slavic Studies; UNC- Chapel Hill, Center for Slavic, Eurasian, and East European Studies Friday, November 18, 2016 Session 4: 8:00a-9:45a...... 48 Session 5: 10:00a-11:45a...... 61 ASEEES DONORS PLENARY I: 12:00p-1:30p ...... 72 We are grateful to our generous donors; their commitment to supporting Session 6: 1:45p-3:30p...... 73 ASEEES’ work is sincerely appreciated. Session 7: 3:45p-5:30p...... 85 ANNUAL MEETING: 5:45p-6:15p...... 96 Benefactors- $1,000+ Zita Dapkus Dabars Supporters up to $49 DSS Charitable Fund Patricia Kennedy Mary Arnstein KAT Charitable Grimsted Andrew Behrendt Saturday, November 19, 2016 Foundation Jonathan Harris Barbara Ann Chotiner Session 8: 8:00a-9:45a...... 98 Angela Brintlinger Susan J. Linz Heather J. Coleman Session 9: 10:00a-11:45a...... 109 Alyssa Gillespie Patricia Polansky Erin M. Collopy PLENARY II: 12:00p-1:30p...... 122 Bruce Grant Donald J. Raleigh Svetlana Slavskaya Diane P. Koenker Christine Ann Rydel Grenier Session 10: 1:45p-3:00p...... 122 Marlene Laruelle Anne Swartz Krista Hegburg Session 11: 3:45p-5:30p...... 133 Rebecca Mitchell William Mills Todd, III Christine Holden Awards Buffet: 5:30p-7:00p...... 146 William G. Rosenberg Christine D. Worobec Ivan Kaszczak Awards Presentation: 7:00p-8:30p...... 147-160 Douglas Smith Sarah Latanyshyn Donors- $50-$99 Rebekah Klein-Pejsova Patrons- $500-$999 Veronica E. Aplenc Irene Ingeborg Masing- Sunday, November 20, 2016 Michael S. Gorham Michael Beckerman Delic Session 12: 8:00a-9:45a...... 161 Karl D. Qualls Marianna Tax Choldin Lynda Park Session 13: 10:00a-11:45a...... 173 in memory of John Glad & Valeria Sobol Session 14: 12:00p-1:45p...... 184 Sponsors- $250-$499 Tom Gleason Elise Thorsen William H. Hill Karen Joan Evans- Ilya Vinkovetsky Advertisements...... 195-229 Pavel Ivlev Romaine Index of Convention Participants...... 230-262 Bryan J. Furman This acknowledgement reflects donations made between July 1, Index of Advertisers...... 263 Friends of Slavic Studies- Barbara Henry 2015-June 30, 2016. $100-$249 Elena Murenina Lois E. Beekey Michele R. Rivkin-Fish Please refer to the “Program Supplement” for last-minute changes to Carrol F. Coates this Program 4 5
Convention Schedule and Notes ASEEES Program Committee 2016 Steve Barnes, George Mason U, Program Chair Thursday, November 17, 2016 Eric Lohr, American U, Assoc. Chair ASEEES Board Meeting 8a–12p Registration Desk Hours: 9a–5:30p Elizabeth Papazian, U of Maryland, Assoc. Chair Exhibit Hall Hours: 4p–8p Cyber Café Hours: 12p–8p John Ashbrook, Sweet Briar College Harley Balzer, Georgetown U Presentation Prep Room: 11a–6p Session 1 – 1p–2:45p Johanna Bockman, George Mason U Sarah Cameron, U of Maryland Session 2 – 3p–4:45p Session 3 – 5p–6:45p Julie Christensen, George Mason U David Goldfrank, Georgetown U Opening Reception/Exhibit Hall Tour – 6:30p–8p Keely Stauter-Halstad, U of Illinois-Chicago Lisa Kirschenbaum, West Chester U Harold Leich, Library of Congress James Levine, George Mason U Eric McGlinchey, George Mason U Mieke Meurs, American U Friday, November 18, 2016 Anne Eakin Moss, Johns Hopkins U Martin Votruba, U of Pittsburgh Registration Desk Hours: 7a–5p Exhibit Hall Hours: 9a–6p Catherine O’Neal, US Naval Academy Rex Wade, George Mason U Cyber Café Hours: 7a–6p Presentation Prep Room: 7a–6p Session 4 – 8a–9:45a Session 5 – 10a–11:45a Plenary I – 12p–1:30p Session 6 – 1:45p–3:30p Session 7 – 3:45p–5:30p Annual Meeting of Members – 5:45–6:15p ASEEES Board of Directors 2016 ASEEES Executive Committee Saturday, November 19, 2016 President- Padraic Kenney, Indiana U Registration Desk Hours: 7a–5p Exhibit Hall Hours: 9a–6p Vice President / President Elect - Anna Grzymala-Busse, Stanford U Cyber Café Hours: 7a–6p Presentation Prep Room: 7a–6p Immediate Past President – Catriona Kelly, U of Oxford (UK) Session 8 – 8a–9:45a Session 9 – 10a–11:45a Executive Director – Lynda Park, U of Pittsburgh Plenary II – 12p–1:30p Session 10 – 1:45p–3:30p Treasurer – Susan Linz, Michigan State U Session 11 – 3:45p–5:30p Editor, Slavic Review – Harriet Murav, U of Illinois, Urbana- Champaign Pre-Awards Buffet with cash bar – 5:30–7:00p. Ticket required: tickets are on sale at Member-at-large – Mary Neuburger, U of Texas, Austin the Registration Desk on Thursday only. Tickets are non-refundable. Board of Directors Awards Presentation and President’s Address – 7:00p. Open to the public. No Eliot Borenstein, member-at-large, NYU ticket required. For the list of awards to be presented, and the details about the Adrienne Edgar, member-at-large, UC Santa Barbara Eric Naiman, member-at-large, UC Berkeley President’s Address, please see pages 147-160 of the program. Sarah Phillips, member-at-large, Indiana U Christine Worobec, member-at-large, Northern Illinois U Sunday, November 20, 2016 Michael Połczyński, graduate student representative, Georgetown U Registration Desk Hours: 7a–12p Exhibit Hall Hours: 9a–1:00p David Borgmeyer, Chair of the Council of Regional Affiliates, St. Louis U Cyber Café Hours: 7a–2:00p Presentation Prep Room: 7a–12p David Patton, Chair of the Council of Institutional Members, American Councils Session 12 – 8a–9:45a Session 13 – 10a–11:45a for International Education/NCEEER Session 14 – 12p–1:45p Patricia Thurston, Chair of CLIR, Yale U Anne Gorsuch, American Historical Association representative, U of British Registration desk for both pre-registration badge pick-up and on-site registration is Columbia (Canada) located on the Lobby Level. Jessica Graybill, Association of American Geographers representative, Colgate U Alexandra Hrycak, Sociology representative, Reed College Exhibit Hall is located on the Exhibition Level (lower level). Erin Koch, American Anthropological Association representative, U of Kentucky Timothy Langen, AATSEEL representative, U of Missouri Cyber Cafes: For your convenience, there are two Cyber Cafes, the first inside the William Pyle, Economics representative, Middlebury College Exhibit Hall, and the second, with extended hours, in Washington Room 3. Both are Scott Radnitz, American Political Science Association representative, U of located on the Exhibition Level. Computers will not be provided in the Cyber Cafés – Washington you will need to use your own device.
Wireless Access: ASEEES will provide complimentary wireless internet access in the ASEEES National Office Exhibit Hall and two Cyber Cafés. There is no internet access in the meeting rooms. The Lynda Park, Executive Director hotel provides public wifi in the lobby and other public spaces. Mary Arnstein, Communications Coordinator Andrew Behrendt, NewsNet Editor/Program Coordinator Presentation Prep Room: For those interested in testing and/or practicing their Margaret Manges, Convention Manager presentation, Park Tower Suite 8224, is available and equipped with A/V set up. Maureen Ryczaj, Financial Administrator Jonathon Swiderski, Membership Coordinator Meetings for affiliate organizations and committees are listed at the beginning of the session in which they are scheduled. Evening Events are noted at the end of each day’s listing.
We cannot store personal belongings at the Registration Desk; they can be checked at the Bell Desk on the Lobby Level.
The Washington Marriott Wardman Park is a smoke-free hotel. 6 7
2016 ASEEES Member Institutions ASEEES Regional Affiliates (* - new members; ¶ - premium members) Central Slavic Conference Arizona State U, The Melikian Ctr: Russian, Eurasian, and East European Studies Midwest Slavic Association Bard College, Institute for International Liberal Education Northeast Slavic, East European, & Eurasian Conference Brigham Young U, Dept of Germanic and Slavic Languages Southern Conference on Slavic Studies Brown U, Dept of Slavic Languages Western Association for Slavic Studies Bryn Mawr College, Dept of Russian ¶ Columbia U, Harriman Institute ¶ Dartmouth College, Dept of Russian ASEEES Affiliate Groups George Washington U, Institute for European, Russian, and Eurasian Studies Allan K. Wildman Group for the Study of Society, Politics, and Culture in the ¶ Georgetown U, Ctr for Eurasian, Russian, and East European Studies Russian Revolutionary Era Giangiacomo Feltrinelli Foundation (Italy) American Association for Ukrainian Studies ¶ Graduate School for East and Southeast European Studies (Germany) American Association of Geographers, Russian, Central Eurasian & East European ¶ Harvard U, Davis Ctr for Russian and Eurasian Studies Specialty Group ¶ Harvard U, Ukrainian Research Institute American Association of Teachers of Slavic and East European Languages Hillwood Estate, Museum and Gardens Association for Croatian Studies Hokkaido U, Slavic-Eurasian Research Ctr (Japan) Association for Diversity in Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies (ADSEEES) Hoover Institution, Library and Archives Association for the Advancement of Central Asian Research Indiana U, Russian and East European Institute Association for the Study of Eastern Christian History and Culture International Research & Exchanges Board (IREX), Education Programs Division Association for the Study of Health & Demography in the Former Soviet Union ¶ Kubon and Sagner, GmbH (Germany) Association for the Study of Nationalities Lemko Association / Carpathian Institute Association for Women in Slavic Studies Bulgarian Studies Association * ¶ Miami U of Ohio, The Havighurst Center for Russian and Post-Soviet Studies Carpatho-Rusyn Research Center Museum of Russian Icons Central Eurasian Studies Society National Council for Eurasian and East European Research (NCEEER) Childhood in Eastern Europe and Russia (ChEER) National Library of the Czech Republic, Slavonic Library (Czech Republic) Czechoslovak Studies Association New York Public Library, Dorot Jewish Division Digital Humanities in Slavic Field New York U, Bobst Library Early Slavic Studies Association ¶ New York U, Jordan Ctr for the Advanced Study of Russia East Coast Consortium of Slavic Library Collections Northern Illinois U Press Eighteenth-Century Russian Studies Association Ohio State U, Ctr for Slavic & East European Studies Hungarian Studies Association Open Society Archives (Hungary) Interdisciplinary Group for Museum Studies * Princeton U, Program in Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies International Association for the Humanities (IAH / MAG) * Pushkin House (UK) International Association of Teachers of Czech School of Russian and Asian Studies (SRAS) International Council for Central and East European Studies Shevchenko Scientific Society International Studies Association, Post-Communist Systems in International ¶ Stanford U, Ctr for Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies Relations Section Stetson U, Russian Studies Program North American Association for Belarusian Studies ¶ U of California, Berkeley, Institute of Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies North American Dostoevsky Society ¶ U of Hawaii at Mānoa, Russian Studies Program North American Pushkin Society ¶ U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Russian, East European, and Eurasian Ctr North American Society for Serbian Studies U of Kansas, Ctr for Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies Polish Studies Association U of Kansas, Dept of Slavic Languages and Literatures Russian, Eastern European, and Eurasian Music Study Group U of Michigan, Ctr for Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies Shevchenko Scientific Society U of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Ctr for Slavic, Eurasian and East European Studies Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Folklore Association U of Pittsburgh, Ctr for Russian and East European Studies Society for Albanian Studies ¶ U of Saint Joseph (Macao) Society for Armenian Studies U of Texas, Austin, Ctr for Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies Society for Austrian and Habsburg History ¶ U of Washington, Ellison Ctr for Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies Society for Romanian Studies ¶ U of Wisconsin-Madison, Ctr for Russia, East Europe & Central Asia Society for Slovene Studies U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, Mandel Center for Advanced Holocaust Stud- Society of Historians of East European and Russian Art & Architecture (SHERA) ies Southeast European Studies Association ¶ Uppsala University, Uppsala Centre for Russian and Eurasian Studies (Sweden) Soyuz - The Research Network for Postsocialist Studies ¶ Villanova U, Russian Area Studies Program Working Group on Cinema & Television Wittenberg U, Russian Area Studies Program Working Group on Philosophy and Intellectual History Woodrow Wilson Center, Kennan Institute Yale U, MacMillan Ctr for Int’l and Area Studies, European Studies Council Zimmerli Art Museum / Rutgers 8 9
Riga-Based Orbita Group Poetry Reading - 6:15–7:45pm, Marriott CONVENTION SPECIAL EVENTS Balcony B THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17 Film Screenings: Maryland A Vice President-designated Roundtable: 1:00-2:45pm Roman Liberov’s “Sokhrani moiu rech’ navsegda” on Osip Washington Room 1 Mandelstam’s life and writings, 6:15-7:30pm Lessons Learned: Initiatives on Careers beyond the Professoriate Kira Muratova’s “Brief Encounters/ Korotkie vstrechi,” 7:45-9:00pm Chair: Benjamin H. Loring, Georgetown U Part.: Melissa Katherine Bokovoy, U of New Mexico SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19 Jim Grossman, American Historical Association Stacy Hartman, Modern Language Association Featured Roundtable: The Dissolution of the USSR 25 Years Later: Lindsey Martin, U of Chicago 10:00-11:45am - (Roundtable) - Maryland A Emily Swafford, American Historical Association Chair: Fredo Arias-King, Casla Institute (Czech Republic) Part.: Gennady Burbulis, Secretary of State of Russia, 1991-1992 Opening Reception and Exhibit Hall Tour, 6:30-8:00pm, Exhibit Hall A Leonid Kravchuk, President of Ukraine, 1991-1994 All attendees are invited. Light hors d’oeuvres will be Stanislau Shushkevich, Chairman of the Supreme Council of Belarus, 1991–1994 served and a cash bar will be available. Presidential Plenary II: 12:00-1:30pm, Marriott Salon 3 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18 Russia’s New Role in the Middle East Chair: Padraic J. Kenney, Indiana U Bloomington Presidential Plenary I: 12:00-1:30pm, Marriott Salon 3 Speakers: Celeste Wallander, Special Assistant to the President On Whose Authority? How Area Studies Scholars Can Go and Senior Director for Russia and Eurasia, National Global, or Not Security Council Chair: Padraic J. Kenney, Indiana U Bloomington Matthew Rojansky, Director of Kennan Institute at Speakers: Jan Claas Behrends, Center for Contemporary Woodrow Wilson Int’l Center History (Germany) Igor Zevelev, Wilson Fellow at Woodrow Wilson Int’l Center, Valerie Jane Bunce, Cornell U Washington Bureau Chief for RIA Novosti, 2005-2008 Choi Chatterjee, California State U, Los Angeles John F. Connelly, UC Berkeley Featured Roundtable: After Karimov: Uzbekistan and Central Asia - 3:45-5:30 pm - Marriott Salon 3 Vice President-designated Roundtable: 1:45-3:30pm, Chair: Alexander A. Cooley, Barnard College / Columbia U Washington Room 2 Part.: Laura Adams, AAAS Careers in Think Tanks and Policy Institutes Alexander A. Cooley, Barnard College / Columbia U Chair: Anna Grzymala-Busse, Stanford U Scott Radnitz, U of Washington Part.: Leon Aron, American Enterprise Institute Jeff Sahadeo, Carleton U (Canada) Samuel Charap, Int’l Institute for Strategic Studies Paul M. Stronski, Carnegie Endowment for Int’l Peace William Eric Pomeranz, Woodrow Wilson Int’l Center, Kennan Institute Pre-Award Buffet: 5:30 – 7:00 PM [ticket required], Marriott Salon 2 Steven Watts, RAND Corporation Mary Werden, U.S. House of Representatives Poetry Reading: Serbian Poetic Avant-Garde in Global Conversation-6:00-7:00pm, Jackson ASEEES Commons Launch Party: Introducing a Digital Resource for ASEEES Members - 4:30–5:30pm, Cyber Café 1/Exhibit Hall, Awards Ceremony & President’s Address: 7:00 – 8:30 PM [Open to the public. No ticket required], Marriott Salon 3 Annual Meeting of ASEEES Members: 5:45-6:15pm ASEEES President Padraic Kenney will present his address, Marriott Salon 3 “Thinking Global, Speaking Regional: Area Studies in the World,” following the award presentations. 10 11 12 13
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EXHIBITOR NAME BOOTH # Academic International Press 105 Academic Studies Press 103 Alfa Fellowship Program 218 American Councils for International Education 304 Aquila Polonica Publishing 217 ASEEES/Humanities Commons 134 Association Book Exhibit 124 Bard Abroad - Hungary, Kyrgyzstan & Russia 321 Bookvica 208, 210 Botimpex Agency Tirana-Albania 325 BRILL 118 Bronze Horseman Literary Agency 223 Cahiers Du Monde Russe - EHESS - Paris 229 Cambridge University Press 201 Carpatho-Rusyn Research Center 319 CEEOL - Central and Eastern European Online Library 316 Center on Global Interests 233 Central European University Press 331 Collegium Civitas 309 Columbia University Press 300 Cornell University Press 307 Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies, Harvard U 107 East View Information Services 205, 207 European University at St. Petersburg 216 Harriman Institute at Columbia University 330 Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute 206 Harvard University Press 328 Higher School of Economics - Publishing House 335 Holy Trinity Publications 132 Indiana University Press 310 Indiana U, Russian and East European Institute & 306 Summer Language Workshop Integrum Worldwide 221 Institute of International Education/Council for International 120 Exchange of Scholars (IIE/CIES) Kennan Institute, Woodrow Wilson Center 334 Learn Russian in the European Union / Daugavpils University 114 Lexicon Maciej Wolinski - Books and Periodicals from Poland 322 MEETING ROOMS Michael Fagan Fine Art and Rare Books 110 Moscow School of Social and Economic Sciences 126 MARRIOTT WARDMAN PARK, DC Natasha Kozmenko Booksellers/Slavic Literature LLP 320 New Literary Observer 227 MEZZANINE LEVEL LOBBY LEVEL EXHIBITION LEVEL Northern Illinois University Press 200, 202 Marriott Balcony A Thurgood Marshall Marriott Ballroom - Exhibit Hall A & B - North, South, West Salon 1-3 Washington Room Northwestern University Press 203 Madison A & B & East Maryland A, B & C 1-6 NovaMova 311 Wilson A, B & C Taft Virginia A, B & C Oxford University Press 323 Harding Taylor Delaware A & B Project MUSE 128 Coolidge Truman Park Tower 8205, Routledge 111, 113 Hoover Tyler 8206, 8209-8219, Rowan & Littlefield / Lexington Books 312 McKinley Jackson 8222, 8223, 8224, Russia Direct 332 Cleveland 1 & 2 Jefferson 8226, 8228, 8229 Russia Online, Inc. 130 Buchanan Johnson Slavic Humanities Index 211 14 15
Slavica Publishers 308 South East Europe Books/Serbica Books 318 Study Russian at Nazarbayev University, Kazakhstan! 116 EXHIBITORS BY BOOTH NUMBER The Edwin Mellen Press 112 BOOTH # EXHIBITOR NAME The Scholars Choice 220 101 W. W. Norton The School of Russian and Asian Studies 305 103 Academic Studies Press Ugly Duckling Presse / Zephyr Press 313 105 Academic International Press Universita di Bologna - Scuola di Scienze Politiche 117 107 Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies, Harvard U University of Pittsburgh Press 302 110 Michael Fagan Fine Art and Rare Books University of Rochester Press/Boydell & Brewer 333 111, 113 Routledge University of Toronto Press 213 112 The Edwin Mellen Press University of Wisconsin Press 204 114 Learn Russian in the European Union / Daugavpils U W. W. Norton 101 116 Study Russian at Nazarbayev University, Kazakhstan! 117 Universita di Bologna - Scuola di Scienze Politiche 118 BRILL View more information about the exhibitors on the ASEEES 120 Institute of International Education/Council for International Convention mobile app. Download “ASEEES 2016” from the Exchange of Scholars (IIE/CIES) App Store or Google Play. 124 Association Book Exhibit 126 Moscow School of Social and Economic Sciences 128 Project MUSE 130 Russia Online, Inc. 132 Holy Trinity Publications 134 ASEEES/Humanities Commons 200, 202 Northern Illinois University Press 201 Cambridge University Press 203 Northwestern University Press 204 University of Wisconsin Press 205, 207 East View Information Services 206 Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute 208, 210 Bookvica 211 Slavic Humanities Index 213 University of Toronto Press 216 European University at St. Petersburg 217 Aquila Polonica Publishing 218 Alfa Fellowship Program 220 The Scholars Choice 221 Integrum Worldwide 223 Bronze Horseman Literary Agency 227 New Literary Observer 229 Cahiers Du Monde Russe - EHESS - Paris 233 Center on Global Interests 300 Columbia University Press 302 University of Pittsburgh Press 304 American Councils for International Education 305 The School of Russian and Asian Studies 306 Indiana U, Russian and East European Institute & Summer Language Workshop 307 Cornell University Press 308 Slavica Publishers 309 Collegium Civitas 310 Indiana University Press CHECK TWITTER FOR UPDATES 311 NovaMova 312 Rowan & Littlefield/Lexington Books ASEEES Convention attendees can check Twitter 313 Ugly Duckling Presse/Zephyr Press (www.twitter.com) to stay updated on program 316 CEEOL - Central and Eastern European Online Library changes and other important information. Follow us 318 South East Europe Books/Serbica Books 319 Carpatho-Rusyn Research Center at @aseeestudies and use the hashtag #ASEEES16 320 Natasha Kozmenko Booksellers/Slavic Literature LLP to share your thoughts with our community. 321 Bard Abroad - Hungary, Kyrgyzstan & Russia 322 Lexicon Maciej Wolinski - Books and Periodicals from Poland Thursday 17 - (Meeting) - - Coolidge, Mezzanine “Rus and the Crusades: Unanswered Questions, Tentative Answers, Tantalizing Hints” “Trade and Migration between Late Byzantium and Late between and Migration “Trade Early Muscovy” “Perdition Spiritual and Bodily: The Dangers of Drinking Tea in Late Imperial Russia” “Smoking as Signifier in Imperial Russia” “Selling Servitude, Captivating Consumers: Images of Captivating Consumers: “Selling Servitude, Advertisements, Bondsmen in American and Russian 1880-1915” Taft, Mezzanine– 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM - Taft, Mezzanine– Taylor, Mezzanine– 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM - Taylor, Mezzanine– Session 1 – Thursday – 1:00-2:45 pm Session 1 – Thursday – 1:00-2:45 Jackson, Mezzanine – 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM Jackson, Mezzanine Yulia Mikhailova, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology Sally West, Truman State U in the High and Late Connections Global Rus: International Middle Ages - Delaware A, Lobby Level (UK) Alexandra Vukovich, U of Cambridge (UK) Monica Morrison White, U of Nottingham Audra Jo Yoder, Independent Scholar Jo Yoder, Independent Audra Cleveland 1, Mezzanine and Consumer Goods Social Rituals Anxiety: All-consuming in Late 19th Century Russia Tricia Starks, U of Arkansas Matthew P. Romaniello, U of Hawai’i at Manoa Matthew P. Romaniello, U of Hawai’i Hill Amanda Brickell Bellows, UNC at Chapel Lobby Level 12:00 PM THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2016 17, NOVEMBER THURSDAY,
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“Theater, War and New Borders: Entertaining the Entertaining Borders: War and New “Theater, Troops on the Frontlines of Socialism” “Return to the Motherland: Repatriation to the USSR the to Repatriation the Motherland: to “Return after the Death of Stalin” “Melancholia and Aphasia in Chekhov’s ‘Little ‘Little Chekhov’s in Aphasia and “Melancholia Lack” Trilogy’: Communicating Loss and “Reading Emotions through Russian Literature: End of End Russian Literature: through Emotions “Reading Life Work with Clients and Families” “Rapture, Ecstasy, and Bliss: Responses from the Heart the Ecstasy, and Bliss: from Responses “Rapture, Muratov’s ‘Obrazy P.P. System of in the Aesthetic Italii/Images of Italy’” Emotions, Spectating Emotions in the “Performing Theater of Nikolai Evreinov” “P.P. Muratov and Venice in the Renaissance” “P.P. Muratov and “Ethics as Excess in Dostoevsky’s ‘The Eternal ‘The as Excess in Dostoevsky’s “Ethics Husband’” During the Last Decades Muratov’s Work Study of “The the Center Pavel Muratov” and the Activity of “Dostoevsky’s Idea of the Golden Age: Modern Modern Age: Golden of the Idea “Dostoevsky’s Perspective Philosophical and Poetic in Subjectivity to Podrostok)” (from Besy Mayhill C. Fowler, Stetson U Nicole C. Svobodny, Washington U in St Louis Nicole C. Svobodny, Washington U Postwar USSR - Madison Crossing and Creating Borders in the A, Mezzanine U (Kazakhstan) Zbigniew Adam Wojnowski, Nazarbayev (Russia) of Economics Bernstein, NRU Higher School Seth Luke William Franklin, U of Kansas Elizabeth Ransome, Harvard U Jehanne M Gheith, Duke U Lena Maria Lencek, Reed College Lena Maria Lencek, Boulder Rimgaila E. Salys, U of Colorado at I Literature Emotions in Russian Valeria Sobol, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Alisa Ballard, Ohio State U Brian Charles Egdorf, UC Berkeley Brian Charles Yale U Jakub Koguciuk, Edward Ascroft, Monash U (Australia) Monash U Edward Ascroft, Monash U (Australia) Milan Orlic, - Muratov: An Aperture into Modernity Pavel Pavlovich Jefferson, Mezzanine Pomona College Hans J Rindisbacher, di Studi Pavel Internazionale Centro Muratova, Xenia Muratov (Italy) Géza Horváth, U of Pannonia (Hungary) U of Pannonia Horváth, Géza
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“Pre-Mongol Suzdalia between the West, the Orient, between the West, Suzdalia “Pre-Mongol Perspective” Baltic: An Archaeological and the Mythology New A Naturphilosophie: “Slavophilism and Identity” for Constructing National Vladimir Philosophy of and Creativity in the “Creation Solov’ev” of Pavel Florensky’s Concept “Time and Discontinuity: Aesthetic Realism” Space and Constricting Open Seas: the on “Murder Manipulating Time in Akunin’s Leviafan” “Socialist Realism Inside Out: Boris Akunin and Mass Literature for the Elite” of the ‘Project Strategies Cross-Media Marketing “The Boris Akunin’” “Ideas as Contagion in Dostoevsky’s The Possessed “Ideas as Contagion in Dostoevsky’s The and the Unrepresentable ‘Real’” Inna Nikolaevna Kuzina, Institute of Archaeology RAN RAN of Archaeology Institute Kuzina, Nikolaevna Inna of Institute Zelentsova, Olga Viktorovna and (Russia), RAN (Russia) Archaeology (UK) U of Cambridge Simon Franklin, and Theurgic Cognition, Neo- Slavophilism, Romantic B, Lobby Modernism - Delaware Challenge to Medievalist Level Marchenkov, Ohio U Vladimir Leonidovich of Texas at Austin Jennie Wojtusik, U Uppsala U (Sweden) Kåre Johan Mjør, U of Sardinia (Italy) Oppo, Pontifical Andrea of Southern California Seifrid, U Thomas - Implementation its and Work Boris Akunin’s Creative Harding, Mezzanine Yekaterina Cotey, U of Texas at Austin & Mary Robert Mulcahy, College of William Bradley Agnew Gorski, Columbia U Natalia Erlenkamp, U of Passau (Germany) Elena V. Baraban, U of Manitoba (Canada) - Literature & Art Gender and Sexuality in 19C Russian (Roundtable) - Hoover, Mezzanine Jennifer Louise Wilson, U of Pennsylvania (UK) Brian Doak, U of Bristol Connor Allison Leigh, U of Louisiana at Lafayette Emily Wang, U of Southern California Jennifer Louise Wilson, U of Pennsylvania of Catastrophe Ideas as Contagion: Dostoevsky’s Aesthetics and Ethics of Excess - Jackson, Mezzanine Charles Schlacks, Charles Schlacks Publisher Slobodanka Millicent Vladiv-Glover, Monash U (Australia)
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“Ilya and Emilia Kabakov: Soviet Art History in a Global in a Global History and Emilia “Ilya Art Soviet Kabakov: World” Co- Global and Debt: The Austerity “Between Romania (1928-1935)” Creation of a Post-Liberal Visions “Trotsky in the Carpathians: of Development, in State as Resource and Labor Organic Solidarity, Socialist Romania” Socialism” Late in Postmodern The or Esterházy “Péter “The Nabokov Effect: Ostashevsky and Hemon” “The Nabokov Effect: Ostashevsky “We Have Nothing in Common: (Non-)Conversations Writers in among Contemporary Translingual Germany” in “Bilingual Bastard: Language Negotiations (Valzhyna Mort)” Contemporary Belorussian Poetry Ksenia Nouril, Rutgers, The State U of New Jersey U of New The State Rutgers, Nouril, Ksenia (UK) U of Aberdeen Amy Bryzgel, Uneven Combined and Left Readings: Left Histories, B, Mezzanine - Madison Development U of Pittsburgh Ognjen Kojanic, European U (Hungary) Cirjan, Central Mihai-Dan History of the Max Planck Institute for Alina-Sandra Cucu, Science (Germany) Lilla Balint, U Vanderbilt U of Minnesota Djordje Popovic, U Bloomington Marina Antic, Indiana Transitional Justice and - the Former Soviet Union Mezzanine (Roundtable) - Marriott Balcony A, Monica Ciobanu, SUNY Plattsburgh College Dovile Budryte, Georgia Gwinnett Roman David, Lingnan U (Hong Kong) Washington U Cynthia Michalski Horne, Western Katja Wezel, U of Pittsburgh Panel 2: ExophoneTranslation as Global Conversation - McKinley, Hemon, Ostashevsky, Mort Convers(at)ions: Mezzanine Julie Hansen, Uppsala U (Sweden) Miranda Jakisa, Humboldt U (Germany) Miriam Finkelstein, U of Passau (Germany) Yaraslava Ananka, U of Potsdam (Germany) Kliems, Humboldt U (Germany) Alfrun Alex Moshkin, U of Pennsylvania the in and Journalism Literature (Mis)Reading: of The Power 8205, Room Second Tower Half of the 19th Century - Park Lobby Level Melissa Lynn Miller, U of Notre Dame
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“Musical Intervention for the Masses: Diagnosing and Masses: Diagnosing the for “Musical Intervention Music Culture” Curing Cultural Threats in Early Soviet “The Sound Body in a Sound Land: Representations Sound Body in a Sound Land: Representations “The of Disability in Polish 1960s Overcoming and 1970s Literature” “A Cinema for the Deaf: Sensory Accessibility “A Cinema for the Deaf: Sensory Accessibility in Soviet Culture” “Ukrainians in the Late 19th Century Discourse of the “Ukrainians in the Late 19th Century Imperial Elite” “Poland or Russia? Lithuania on the Mental Maps of Mental the on Russia? Lithuania or “Poland the Ruling Elite of the Romanov Empire” “From Ottoman Province to Russian Guberniia: The Guberniia: Russian to Province Ottoman “From in the Case of Bessarabia” Construction of Space Anna Toropova, U of Cambridge (UK) Language,Ethnicity, and Mythologies in the Czech Diaspora: Suite 8223, Tower The Case of Texas - (Roundtable) - Park Lobby Level Lida Cope, East Carolina U James Taylor, U of Bristol (UK) Natalia Pamula, U at Buffalo Mark Von Hagen, Arizona State U School of Economics Alexander M. Semyonov, NRU Higher (Russia) Poland in Soviet Russia and Socialist of Culture The Biopolitics - Park Tower Suite 8222, Lobby Level Claire L Shaw, U of Bristol (UK) Claire L Shaw, U of Bristol (UK) Anton Kotenko, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) of / School Higher NRU Kotenko, Anton Harvard U Ambassador Vlora Citaku, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kosovo Affairs, of Foreign Ministry Vlora Citaku, Ambassador Engagement for Public School The New Di Lellio, Anna of History (Lithuania) Darius Staliunas, Lithuanian Institute Nita Luci, U of Prishtina (Kosovo) Nita Luci, Virginia Tech Besnik Pula, Thesaurus - Ethnographic the for Terms Slavic Coordinating Level Suite 8218, Lobby - Park Tower (Roundtable) (Canada) U of Alberta Natalie Kononenko, UC Berkeley Alexander, Ronelle Beissinger, Princeton U Margaret Hiebert UC Berkeley Cammeron Girvin, U of Washington Veronica Muskheli, Imperial in the Mental Maps of the Western Borderlands Suite 8219, Bessarabia - Park Tower Ukraine, Lithuania, Elite: Lobby Level U Eric Lohr, American Maryland, College Park Cusco, U of Andrei
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“For Figural Realism: A Reading of ‘War and Peace’ Peace’ ‘War and of A Reading Realism: Figural “For and ‘Mimesis’” and the Invention of ‘Soviet’ “Boris Asaf’yev Musicology” the Soviets” “Olin Downes and in Claims to Crimea’s Identity “Krym nash!: Operatic Russia” Soviet and post-Soviet “Baratynsky, the Fantastic, and the (One) Ring” “Baratynsky, the Fantastic, and the in Posterity’” “Translating Baratynsky for the ‘Reader ‘Nedonosok’” “A Riddle of a Poem: Baratynsky’s and Sympathy: The Eco-Moral “On Scale, Suffering, Philosophy of Tolstoy’s ‘Kazaki’” -- Comparison of “Ecocriticism vs. Naturphilosophie the Studying of Russian Traditions the and Western the Representations of Nature in Literature” Self- (1852): Remorseless ‘Inn’ Brutish “Turgenev’s Interest as Nature’s Way” Matthew Peter McGarry, U of Wisconsin-Madison U of McGarry, Peter Matthew New Mexico Meier, U of Irina Vasilyeva Kalb, U of South Carolina Judith E. and Identity within Political Music and Calling: Moscow beyond Room 8211, Soviet Borders - Park Tower Level Lobby U of Rochester Lisa Jakelski, (UK) Patrick Zuk, U of Durham Michigan State U Kevin Michael Bartig, College Leah Goldman, Reed U of Bristol (UK) Pauline Fairclough, - Readings and Contexts New Yevgeny Baratynsky: Tower Room 8212, Lobby Level Tower Room 8212, Sofya Khagi, U of Michigan Elena Pedigo Clark, Wake Forest U Rawley Grau, U of Primorska (Slovenia) Daria Khitrova, Harvard U Olga Peters Hasty, Princeton U Catherine Ann Ciepiela, Amherst College Realism - Park Tower Room II: Ecology and Russian Culture 8216, Lobby Level Isabel Lane, Yale U Anya Corke, Yale U Mika Perkiömäki, U of Tampere (Finland) Peter Hodge, Wellesley College Thomas Newlin, Oberlin College Thomas and Meanings and Practices of Kinship: Gender, Family, Societies - (Roundtable) Sexuality in Contemporary Albanian - Park Tower Room 8217, Lobby Level Arolda Elbasani, European U Institute (Italy) 32
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“International Sport and the Russian “International Sport and the Regime: Legitimacy” Legitimate Concern or Concern About “Crisis Neopatrimonialism: How the World Cup 2018 World the “Crisis Neopatrimonialism: How Reflects Russia’s New Political Economy” “From Big Sport to Big Business - Soccer in Russia from Big Business - Soccer to Big Sport “From Communism to Capitalism” “The Fool’s Bench: The Futility of Protecting the Futility of Protecting Bench: The “The Fool’s ‘Durak’” in Yury Bykov’s Commons “Post-Sots Anxiety in Zviagintsev’s ‘Elena’: Blue is the ‘Elena’: Zviagintsev’s in Anxiety “Post-Sots New Chernukha” “Hopelessness, Corruption and Nostalgia in Nostalgia and Corruption “Hopelessness, ‘Leviathan’” Zviagintsev’s Sufian N Zhemukhov, George Washington U Sufian N Zhemukhov, George Washington - Truman, and Charisma Science, Politics, State Socialism: Mezzanine Irina Livezeanu, U of Pittsburgh Richard Alan Arnold, Muskingum U Sven Daniel Wolfe, U of Zurich (Switzerland) Judyth Lynn Twigg, Virginia Commonwealth U Judyth Lynn Twigg, Virginia Commonwealth West, Marshall Thurgood The 2018 World Cup in Russia - Mezzanine U Robert W. Orttung, George Washington (UK) Karl Manuel Veth, King’s College London Kathryn Elizabeth Stoner, Stanford U Kathryn Elizabeth Stoner, Stanford Rostislav Turovsky, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) NRU Higher School of Economics Rostislav Turovsky, Eurasia - (Roundtable) Demography and Health in Russia and - Thurgood Marshall South, Mezzanine in the Former Soviet Union Defense Daniel Goldberg, US Department of Brittany Leigh Holom, Princeton U Leslie J Root, UC Berkeley U Mark Lawrence Schrad, Villanova Katerina Tertytchnaya, U of Oxford (UK) Katerina Tertytchnaya, Catherine B. O’Neil, US Naval Academy Catherine B. O’Neil, in the 2016- and National Stability Regional Competition Marshall - (Roundtable) - Thurgood 2018 Election Cycle East, Mezzanine U Elise Giuliano, Columbia and London School of Economics Tomila V Lankina, (UK) Political Science King’s College London (UK) Gulnaz Sharafutdinova, U Bloomington Regina Smyth, Indiana Todd P. Armstrong, Grinnell College Grinnell Todd P. Armstrong, Rachel Stauffer, Ferrum College Rachel Stauffer, Catherine A. Spitzer, St Anselm College Anselm Spitzer, St A. Catherine
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“Cold War Correspondents: Soviet and American Soviet and “Cold War Correspondents: Ideological Frontlines” Journalists on the “Visiting a Socialist Children’s World of Paradise: The Camp” the Artek Pioneer Decision-Making in the in Action: “Soviet Pragmatism Commission of Leningrad’s Military Council, Food 1942-1944” Leningrad: Blockade of Allocation in the “Resource Enabling Survival or Control?” Class Habits and Durability of Siege: “Class Under Leningrad” Limits of Adaptation in Blockaded Director Shall Escape: a Hungarian-born “None Confronts the Holocaust” Collaboration The “Socialist Realism Hollywood Style: of Lewis Milestone and John Steinbeck” Goose Liver:’ Imaginary Much Little Too “’A Hungarians and Hungarian Imaginaries in Classical Hollywood Cinema” Lida Cope, East Carolina U Carolina Cope, East Lida U Harris, Baylor M. Adrienne Baylor U Eva Hruska, English Program Texas Intensive Woody Smith, War - Park Cold the in and Borders Boundaries Crossing 8226, Lobby Level Tower Suite U of Alabama Elizabeth Peacock, Margaret (Netherlands) U of Amsterdam Dina Fainberg, U of East Anglia (UK) Matthias Neumann, Seton Hall U Maxim Matusevich, of and Limits Possibilities Habit: of and Durability War Suite Blockade Adaptation in the Tower - Park of Leningrad 8228, Lobby Level U of North Georgia Martin J. Blackwell, Petersburg St. at U European Lomagin, Andreevich Nikita (Russia) Kirill Boldovskiy, Research in Modern History (Russia) Fund for State U Hass, U of Richmond/ St. Petersburg Kenneth Jeffrey (Russia) Steven Maddox, Canisius College Perspectives on (Mutual) Émigré Directors in Hollywood: New Influence - Taft, Mezzanine U Harlow Loomis Robinson, Northeastern Amherst Catherine E. Portuges, U of Massachusetts U Harlow Loomis Robinson, Northeastern Sonja Simonyi, Independent Scholar Mikolaj Stanislaw Kunicki, U of Oxford (UK) and Zviagintsev Andrei of Cinema the in Anxiety Post-Sots Yuri Bykov - Taylor, Mezzanine R. Givens, U of Rochester John
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- Wilson B, Mezzanine - Coolidge, Mezzanine “Pious and Cosmopolitan: Ideas and Initiatives for a and Cosmopolitan: Ideas and Initiatives for “Pious Christian Future among Moscow Nobles, 1905-1914” “Ideological Pragmatism in the Soviet Approach Soviet Approach in the Pragmatism “Ideological Universal the and Convention Genocide the to 1946-48” of Human Rights, Declaration Campaigns “Economic ‘Ethnicism’: Right-Wing Against Minority Commerce, 1890-1917” “The Evolution of Soviet Criminal Law and the Kremlin’s Kremlin’s the and Law Criminal Soviet of Evolution “The Nuremberg Trial” Role in the “A Dedicated Russian Listening Comprehension Russian Listening Comprehension “A Dedicated Learners” Course for Advanced-Level “Teaching Russian Topics in International Context: International Russian Topics in “Teaching Language Classrooms” Regular and Online “Teaching Political Russian with Moodle Platform” “Teaching Political Session 3 – Thursday – 5:00-6:45 pm Session 3 – Thursday – 5:00-6:45 Thomas Earl Porter, North Carolina A&T State U A&T State Porter, North Carolina Earl Thomas Perspective: TechnologyCurrent Russia in Global Enhanced Language Teaching Alexa von Winning, U of Tuebingen (Germany) Anton Weiss-Wendt, Norwegian Holocaust Centre (Norway) Centre Holocaust Norwegian Weiss-Wendt, Anton 8218, Lobby Level of Right-Wing Thought and Dreams of a True Russia: Motifs Activism, 1890-1917 U of New Jersey Laurie Bernstein, Rutgers, The State Robert Paul Geraci, U of Virginia David Elon U Crowe, M. Ariann Stern-Gottschalk, U of Maryland, College Park College Ariann Stern-Gottschalk, U of Maryland, – Real or Imagined?: Debating Paul Robert Carpathian Rus’ - to the Mountains” (2015) Backs Their Magocsi’s “With (Roundtable) - Wilson C, Mezzanine E. Bird, CUNY Queens College Thomas Mark M. Trotter, Indiana U Bloomington Mark M. Trotter, Indiana Galadza, Saint Paul U (Canada) Peter Harvey Goldblatt, Yale U Institute for Social Christopher M. Hann, Max Planck Anthropology (Germany) (Slovakia) Valerii Ivanovich Padiak, U of Prešov Olena Chernishenko, Arizona State U Olena Chernishenko, Maria V Bourlatskaya, U of Pennsylvania Maria V Bourlatskaya, Beloit College Olga Ogurtsova,
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“From Beauty to Excess: Soviet Skyscrapers and the Excess: Soviet Skyscrapers and the “From Beauty to Khrushchev” Moscow Model between Stalin and “Building Charisma by Imagining the Nation: The The Nation: the Imagining by Charisma “Building Socialist Romania” Ceauşescu’s Case of Nicolae Central Europe in East Political “Feminist Thought and Methods” Socialism: Sources during State of Leftist Popularization of Socialism: Science “The Romania (1880-1918)” Science in Prewar “Prefiguringof Polish, Romanian, and Soviet Interpretations Nuremberg:International Law during the Interwar Years” Fault Lines in the “Preservationism, Postmodernism, and the Public across Postmodernism, and the Public across “Preservationism, Leipzig and Frankfurt/Main” the Iron Curtain in (Roundtable) - Washington Room 1, Exhibition Level (Roundtable) - Washington Room Ekaterina Zabrovskaya, Russia Direct A Fedyashin, American U Anton Fellowship Program Melissa Graves, Cultural Vistas Alfa U Christopher Mark Hayes, American Nicolai N. Petro, U of Rhode Island Oleg Zhiganov, Russian Cultural Centre Past Slovenian Foreign Policy after 25 Years: Accomplishments and Future Challenges Washington Room 6, Exhibition Level Carole Rogel, Ohio State U Charles Bukowski, Bradley U of the Republic of Ambassador Božo Cerar, Embassy Slovenia (UK) James Gow, King’s College London Katherine Zubovich, U of Arkansas Katherine Zubovich, Stephen Bittner, Sonoma State U Exchange:No Global Conversation without Funding Exchanges Professional and Cultural, Educational, for Peter Rozic, U of Ljubljana (Slovenia) of Evolution and the European Jurists and East Soviet International Legal Theory, 1924-1948 Constantin Oancea, New Europe College (Romania) College New Europe Oancea, Constantin U Institute (Italy) European Zsofia Lorand, Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Mandru, U of Anca Maria U College London (UK) Diana Georgescu, Architectural Upheavals - Tyler, across Cold War Borders Mezzanine Postal - National Smithsonian Institution Smith, Susan N. Museum American U Thomas Demshuk, Andrew Tatiana Borisova, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) Tatiana Borisova, NRU Higher School of Economics Douglas Irvin-Erickson, George Mason U
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“Emotion as Marker of Poetic Development in Joseph in Development Poetic of as Marker “Emotion Brodsky’s Early Verse” “Emotion, Class “Emotion, and the Animal in Mikhail Zoshchenko’s ‘Sentimental Tales’ and ‘Michel Syniagin’” “An Exploration of Sources for Researching Muslim Muslim Researching for Sources of Exploration “An in the Soviet Union” Women “Women and Gender: Variations in Online in Variations Gender: and “Women Resources” Bibliographic “AWS Bibliographies Bibliographies “AWS the in East - West) (Women Resources” of Current Context “The de Basily Collections at Stanford’s Hoover at Stanford’s de Basily Collections “The Institution” “Angst and Loathing in Pelevin’s “Countess Eva Callamaki-Catargi “Countess Eva in Stanford’s Collections” “The Visual Holdings of the Slavonic Library, Prague” “The Visual Holdings Alison Beth Annunziata, Art Center College of Design Interdisciplinary Dostoevsky Society: American North The Readings - Madison A, Mezzanine Robin Feuer Miller, Brandeis U Rebecca Pyatkevich, Lewis and Clark College Rebecca Pyatkevich, Lewis and Clark Maria Isabel Kisel, U of Dayton Jon C. Giullian, U of Kansas Giullian, U Jon C. in the Archives? Artists Art and Eva Rogaar, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign U of Illinois at Eva Rogaar, Joseph Lenkart, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign U of Illinois Joseph Lenkart, June Pachuta Farris, U of Chicago Farris, U Pachuta June Daniel M Pennell, U of Pittsburgh and The BBC’s Controversial New “War Peace” Series - (Roundtable) - Jefferson, Mezzanine Kevin O’Brien, Chapman U Brett Cooke, Texas A&M U Ani Kokobobo, U of Kansas Kevin O’Brien, Chapman U Donna Oliver, Beloit College III and Film Literature Russian in Emotions Anatol Shmelev, Hoover Institution Anatol Shmelev, Elizabeth Ann Blake, Saint Louis U Mezzanine Molly Rose Avila, Columbia U Erin M. Collopy, Texas Tech U Elena Schafer Danielson, Hoover Institution Elena Schafer Danielson, Edward Kasinec, Columbia U/ Hoover Institution Edward Kasinec, Republic (Czech Czech the Library of Lukáš Babka, National Republic)
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- Hoover, Mezzanine “Antisemitism and Rightwing Politics through the Prism the Prism through Politics and Rightwing “Antisemitism of Mendel Beilis” of the Trial on Perspectives Cartographic Space: “Visible from Relations” Early Modern Russo-Qing Olearius’ Maps” “Herberstein’s and Nicolaas Witsen Page: Scenes and on the “Behind the on Early Modern Tartary” and Text Hybridity Context” “Political Theory of Dignity in the Russian Jurisprudence of “Dignity and Feelings of the Faithful: Emotional Injury” a in Dostoinstvo “Impeachable Dignity: Russian Comparative Context” in the Gary Shteyngart and Immortality: Youth “Sex, Russian Tradition” Russo- Gary Shteyngart’s “Velikii Kombinator: Self-Image” American Satire and the Authorial The always “’If things fall apart there’ll be something.’ Branded Affect of Gary Shteyngart’s Writing” Robert Weinberg, Swarthmore College Swarthmore Weinberg, Robert Southampton (UK) Gilbert, U of George Publishing and Imagining Creating, Texts: and Maps Modern Russian in the Early Knowledge Geographical A, Lobby Level Delaware Empire - U Polytechnic California State Wirtschafter, Elise Kimerling Harvard U Gregory Afinogenov, Stanford U Nancy S. Kollmann, U of New Mexico Erika L. Monahan, Stony Brook Gary J. Marker, SUNY Dignity: Russian and The Concept of Cross-Cultural Level Perspectives - Delaware B, Lobby William G. Rosenberg, U of Michigan (Russia) St. Petersburg Oleg V. Kharkhordin, European U at Xenia A Cherkaev, Harvard U Boris Rodin Maslov, U of Chicago Simon Franklin, U of Cambridge (UK) Petersburg / St. Artemy Magun, European U at St. Petersburg State U (Russia) - Literary Intersections Gary Shteyngart: Multicultural Harding, Mezzanine Laurel Schmuck, U of Southern California McGarvie Watson, U of Southern California Thomas Alexandar Mihailovic, Hofstra U U Lisa Ryoko Wakamiya, Florida State Sasha Senderovich, U of Colorado at Boulder European, and Eurasian East Russian, Women and Gender in Studies: an Exploration of Sources Christine Diane Worobec, Northern Illinois U 38
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“Discourses of Russian Serfdom and U.S. Slavery: Pedagogical Notes” “Writing a ‘Free Society’: Vol’noe obshchestvo and Abolitionist Literary Societies in Russia” “Radical Sympathy in Radishchev’s ‘Journey from Saint Petersburg to Moscow’” “Cliché or Innovation: The Afterlives of Village The Afterlives in “Cliché or Innovation: Prose Contemporary Russian Culture” “The Aesthetics of Cliché in V. N. Toporov’s Theory of Theory Toporov’s Cliché in V. N. Aesthetics of “The Monumental Sculpture” “Cliché as Device” “Collecting, Curating Russian Nonconformist Art: from Art: Russian Nonconformist Curating “Collecting, Cultural Community to Institutions” “Embracing the Periphery: Nonconformist Artists as Nonconformist Periphery: “Embracing the Ideological Nomads” “Shimmering Identity: the Counter-Ideology of of Counter-Ideology the Identity: “Shimmering Moscow Conceptualism” “An Abyss of Space in Every Word” of Space in Every “An Abyss “Fantastical Spaces in Late-Medieval Povesti” Spaces in Late-Medieval “Fantastical Amanda Brickell Bellows, UNC at Chapel Hill Mina Magda, Yale U Anne Lounsbery, New York U Anne Jennifer Louise Wilson, U of Pennsylvania Karen Link Rosenflanz, College of St. Scholastica Karen Link Rosenflanz, College of Literature Abolitionist Emancipation Through Publication: Park Tower Room 8210, Lobby Level Helen R Stuhr-Rommereim, U of Pennsylvania Geoffrey Cebula, Princeton U Maria Hristova, DePauw U Sidney Dement, Binghamton U Roann Barris, Radford U Michelle Maydanchik, U of Pittsburgh Culture Soviet in of Cliché The Aesthetics 8209, Lobby Level James Rann, U of Oxford (UK) Carol J. Any, Trinity College Natalia A. Kolodzei, Kolodzei Art Foundation Natalia A. Kolodzei, Clinton J Buhler, Dixie State U Clinton J Buhler, Dixie Irina Reyfman, Columbia U Columbia Irina Reyfman, Russian Conceptualizing Selves III: Radical Radical Politics, 8206, Room Era - Park Tower the Cold War and Identity in Art Lobby Level U of Pittsburgh Michelle Maydanchik, Princeton U Daniil Leiderman, Fictions of Space in Early Modern Russian Literature Russian Modern Early Space in of Fictions Georgetown U Slavskaya Grenier, Svetlana Tower Room 8205, Lobby Level 8205, Lobby Room Tower College Macalester Hammarberg, Gitta U Morris, Georgetown Marcia A. Disc.:
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- Madison B, Mezzanine “Marxist Humanism as Stalinist Modernity” a Specific Project of Post- Nationalism in Rise of Humanism and the “Marxist Post-Stalinist Bulgaria” “Dostoevsky as Juvenile Justice Advocate and Advocate Justice as Juvenile “Dostoevsky Jurisprudence” of Therapeutic Progenitor People,’ Value: ‘Poor Narrative in “Early Experiments or Poor Readers?” Crisis of Value” and Golyadkin’s “Classicism “In Search of the Whole: Marxist Humanism, Structuralism, Marxist Humanism, Structuralism, “In Search of the Whole: in Cold War Europe” and the Social Sciences “Translators about Translation(s): Communication Translation(s): about “Translators Through Time and Cultures” of Russian Global “Translation and the Expansion Consciousness at the Turn of the Twentieth Century” International Journal the in Hughes “Langston and Ideology of Poetic Translation” Poetics Literature: Nadiya V Kravets, Harvard U U / NRU Higher School Anastassia V. Obydenkova, Harvard of Economics (Russia) Rachel Salzman, Georgetown U Panel 3: Reception of the Translation as Global Conversation Foreign through Russian Translation Jaclyn Kerr, Harvard U / Georgetown U Jaclyn Kerr, Harvard U / Georgetown Jan Mervart, Institute of Philosophy ASCR (Czech Republic) of Philosophy ASCR (Czech Jan Mervart, Institute Zhivka Valiavicharska, Pratt Institute U Nikolay Raykov Karkov, Michigan State and Information Rhetoric Political Narrative: the Shaping of Post-Communist Europe Control in the Contentious Politics Mezzanine - (Roundtable) - Marriott Balcony A, Gennadyevich Davydov, Sergey of NRU Higher School Economics (Russia) Binio Binev, Georgetown U Michal Kopecek, Institute for Contemporary History, ASCR History, ASCR Contemporary for Institute Michal Kopecek, (Czech Republic) Robertson, Woodbury U James MacEwan Amy D. Ronner, St. Thomas U St. Thomas D. Ronner, Amy (UK) Paine, U of Oxford Jonathan U Armstrong, Augusta Brian Arthur William Mills Todd, III, Harvard U and the Socialism Left Readings: Post-Stalinist Histories, Left Rise of Marxist Humanism Frederick H White, Utah Valley U H White, Utah Valley Frederick State U (Russia) Olga Demidova, Pushkin Leningrad D. Brian Kim, Stanford U (Russia) Economics of School Higher Ostrovskaya, NRU Elena Aleksei Semenenko, Stockholm U (Sweden)
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“From Honeymoon to Dispute: Soviet Propaganda in “From China (1957-1969)” “From Malchish-Kibalchish to Zoia: Constructing the Zoia: Constructing Malchish-Kibalchish to “From Wartime Child Martyr” “Contested History: The Politics of the Wartime the of Politics The History: “Contested Slovak National Uprising in Post- Slovak State and the Communist Slovakia” “The Slovak National Uprising of 1944 “The Slovak National Uprising as a Transformation of Structures” “Spaces of the Cultural Cold War: The Black Sea as Black Sea The War: Cold Cultural the “Spaces of an International Meeting Place” since 1848” “The Idea of Statehood in Slovak Politics “Georgian Wine and European Identity in the Late- the in Identity European and Wine “Georgian Tsarist Period” “The Taste of Others: Tourism and the Tourism Others: of Taste “The of Soviet Cuisine” Internationalization “Was Stalin Necessary? The Railroads and the Railroads and Necessary? The “Was Stalin Tsarist Russia” of Obshchina in Crumbling “Nineteenth-century Saint Petersburg in the Eyes of Eyes the in Petersburg Saint “Nineteenth-century Visitors” Hungarian Ryan Voogt, U of Kentucky Alsu Tagirova, East China Normal U (China) Susan M. Mikula Christie, Benedictine U Susan M. Mikula Christie, Benedictine and Abroad - Park Tower at Home Topics in Soviet History: Suite 8226, Lobby Level Nina Tumarkin, Wellesley College Megan Swift, U of Victoria (Canada) Carol Skalnik Leff, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Erik R. Scott, U of Kansas State in the Wartime of Slovak Identity The Symbolic Politics - and the Slovak National Uprising Ryder, McGill U (Canada) J. Luke Johanna Conterio, U of London (UK) Johanna Conterio, Lobby Level Scholar Marty Manor Mullins, Independent (Canada) Stanislav Jozef Kirschbaum, York U Stephen Bittner, Sonoma State U Stephen Bittner, Sonoma Chia Yin Hsu, Portland State U Hsu, Portland State Chia Yin U (Canada) Jeff Sahadeo, Carleton - Park Tower Suite 8222, World Socialist the in Sea Black The Lobby Level U of British Columbia (Canada) E. Gorsuch, Anne U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Diane P. Koenker, Sylvia LovingMosheGoldberg Sztern, Lund U (Sweden) SylviaU (Sweden) Sztern, Lund LovingMosheGoldberg Keren, and Michael U of Jerusalem (Israel), / Hebrew U of Jerusalem (Israel) Hebrew Veronika Trotter, Indiana U Bloomington Indiana Trotter, Veronika
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“The Continuing Relevance of Symbolist Thought: The Thought: Symbolist of Relevance Continuing “The Geertz” and Clifford Losev of Aleksei Case Reality in Olga Slavnikova’s ‘Light “Levels of Virtual Head’” in the Decline of the Soviet Empire “Homo sacer and Prilepin” the Works of Zakhar in and the Eurasian Civilization “Russian Nationalism Afghan War Novels” Alexander Prokhanov’s “Gambling Liaisons: First Person Narration of Self and Self of Narration Person First Liaisons: “Gambling and Laclos’ ‘Les Other in Dostoevsky’s ‘The Gambler’ Liaisons Dangereuses’” Novel of Meta- “Demons of the Global South: the Ideas” Masculinity and “Screening Dostoevsky’s Men: Adaptation” “Falling in and out of Love: Estrangement in Tolstoy’s ‘War and Peace’ and ‘After the Ball’” “Childhood and Sexuality in ‘Anna Karenina’: The Case of Seryozha” Vladimir Leonidovich Marchenkov, Ohio U Ohio Marchenkov, Leonidovich Vladimir Hill UNC at Chapel Masing-Delic, Irene Ingeborg Novel - in the Post-Soviet Russian Identity (Re-)Locating Mezzanine Harding, Virginia Tech Robert Efird, Miami U Irina L Anisimova, Tech Yuliya Minkova, Virginia U Holly E. Myers, Columbia U (Canada) Lyudmila Parts, McGill - to Support 21st-Century Research Ephemera: Collecting Mezzanine (Roundtable) - Hoover, Angela Cannon, Library of Congress Public Library (Russia) Mikhail Afanasyev, State Historical Thomas Francis Keenan, Princeton U Thomas Francis Keenan, Princeton Liladhar R. Pendse, UC Berkeley Services Zina Somova, East View Information Global Dostoevskys - Jackson, Mezzanine (Canada) Katherine Bowers, U of British Columbia Sarah Hudspith, U of Leeds (UK) U Jeanne-Marie Jackson, Johns Hopkins Connor Brian Doak, U of Bristol (UK) Alexander Burry, Ohio State U Desire - and Will Estrangement, Love: of Philosophy Tolstoy’s Jefferson, Mezzanine Evgenia Cherkasova, Suffolk U Victoria Somoff, Dartmouth College Zachary Samuel Johnson, UC Berkeley Disc.: 4-04 Chair: Papers: Disc.: 4-05 Chair: Part.: 4-06 Chair: Papers: Disc.: 4-07 Chair: Papers:
“Mysteries in Muscovite Political Theology: Rabbits, Theology: Political Muscovite in “Mysteries Snakes and Lions in the Kremlin Golden Palace Throne Room Frescos” ‘New Jerusalem’ “The Resurrection of the Resurrection Alekseevich”” Monastery in the Reign of Tsar Fedor “Merab Mamardashvili and the Space of Consciousness” “From Language to Word: Gustav Shpet’s Variations on Inner Form” “The Icon and the Axman: Iosif Volotsky’s Iconographic “The Icon and the Axman: Iosif Volotsky’s Texts, Subtexts, and Legacy” Session 4 – Friday – 8:00-9:45 am Session 4 – Friday Slavery’s Aftermath: Intellectual Legacy and Cultural and Legacy Intellectual Aftermath: Slavery’s Mezzanine Memory - (Roundtable) - Coolidge, New Literary Observer (Russia) Irina Prokhorova, (Russia) Ilya Kalinin, New Literary Observer Level Lobby Level – 8:00 AM Mezzanine – 7:00 Priscilla Hart Hunt, U of Massachusetts Amherst Priscilla Hart Hunt, U of Massachusetts Bay Kevin Michael Kain, U of Wisconsin-Green Daniel B. Rowland, U of Kentucky Mamardashvili, Shpet, Russian Philosophy Across Borders: - Consciousness and Symbol, Language, on Losev and Delaware B, Lobby Level Scholastica Randall Allen Poole, College of St. Alyssa DeBlasio, Dickinson College Olga Lyanda-Geller, Purdue U Dina Khapaeva, Georgia Institute of Technology Dina Khapaeva, Georgia Institute Tomasz Zarycki, U of Warsaw (Poland) - Thought Political-Religious Muscovite in Iconography Delaware A, Lobby Level David B. Miller, Roosevelt U U David Maurice Goldfrank, Georgetown FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2016 18, NOVEMBER FRIDAY, 48
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“Government and Opposition Support in Authoritarian Support in Authoritarian and Opposition “Government Poland” Evidence from Late-Communist Regimes: or Ethnic Nationalists in Eastern Europe: “Far Right Economic Malcontents?” for Studying Protest “A Case-Control Method Other Rare Events: An Application Participation and ” to Ukraine’s EuroMaidan “Claiming ‘Whiteness,’ Rebuking Queerness: The “Claiming ‘Whiteness,’ Rebuking Homophobia” Ethnosexual Roots of Russian Political Gayness from “Becoming Recognizable: Decoupling Whiteness in Kyrgyzstan” Perspective on “Soviets and Others: A Queer Studies Foreign Students in the USSR” “Defining ‘Romance’ in 18th-c. Women’s Writing: N. A. Neelova and the Marriage Plot” “Fifty Shades of Russian Grey: The Trilogy of Alisa Klever” “Reading and Writing Russia Romance” in Contemporary Emily D Johnson, U of Oklahoma Louise McReynolds, UNC at Chapel Hill Marriott Balcony A, Mezzanine Balcony Marriott - of Opposition Politics U Columbia M. Frye, Timothy Nalepa, U of U, and Monika Princeton Grigore Pop-Eleches, Chicago U Tucker, New York Joshua A. of Southern California Bryn Rosenfeld, U U of Wisconsin–Madison Scott Gehlbach, and Fidesz Under Poland and Hungary Contagion?: Illiberal Balcony B, Mezzanine PiS - (Roundtable) - Marriott U Mieke Meurs, American & William Smith Colleges David Ost, Hobart Gabor Scheiring, U of Cambridge (UK) Gabor Scheiring, Kim Lane Scheppele, Princeton U College Park Karol Edward Soltan, U of Maryland, - Queering the Color Line in Eurasia Eurasian Studies Yana Hashamova, Ohio State U U Jennifer Anne Suchland, Ohio State Bloomington Samuel Roman Buelow, Indiana U Anika Walke, Washington U in St. Louis Feruza Aripova, Northeastern U the Genre of Popular Damskaia literatura: Russia and Romance - Maryland B, Lobby Level U Hilde M. Hoogenboom, Arizona State Sara Dickinson, U of Genoa (Italy) Julie Anne Cassiday, Williams College Disc.: 4-11 Chair: Papers: Disc.: 4-12 Chair: Part.: 4-15 in Slavic, East European, and Sponsored by: Association for Diversity Chair: Papers: Disc.: 4-16 Chair: Papers: Madison A, Madison
“‘Schopenhauer is the Greatest Genius of All Mankind’: of All Mankind’: Genius Greatest is the “‘Schopenhauer and Representation” Sonata as Will The Kreutzer Goles: Peripheralities of Language “Smuggling the Varshavski’s Shmuglars” and Location in Oyzer than Pure? On Theorizing and “Is the Novel Better Late, Post-Formalist Work” Evaluating Witkacy’s Could’: Mayakovsky’s all it Gave “‘Bare Formalism Poetry” Agit-Prop and What Gives with Constructivism “Eastern European Journalists and the Vietnam War” “Eastern European Journalists and the and Students Balkan Bucharest: Morning “Good War in Vietnam” “‘To fight forRomania and the War in Vietnam” their rights, against aggression’: U.S. Media of Role The Holocaust. the “Cosmopolitising Genocide in Based Remembrance of the Jewish Countries” Reflecting Victimhood in non-Jewish On the Media “Perpetrator-victim Reconciliation? and non- Jewish among the Holocaust Reception of Jewish Austrians” “Paradoxical Victimhood? Communicating the Holocaust in Hungary and its Impact on National Identity” Zsuzsanna Agora, U of Pécs (Hungary) Susan McReynolds Oddo, Northwestern U Northwestern Oddo, McReynolds Susan U A. Denner, Stetson Michael isn’t?” Comedy Divine the but art, are daubs “Picasso’s of Form in after the Revolution the Literary Arts Theorizing Mezzanine Johnson, Painting - U Nordgaard, Yale Ingrid Cock Michigan Marc Caplan, U of U of Illinois at Chicago Dag Alexander Lindskog, U of Illinois at Chicago Elvira Godek-Kiryluk, U Bloomington Jacob Emery, Indiana George Z Gasyna, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign George Z Gasyna, Vietnam War in Socialist Hearts and Minds: Reactions to the - Romania, Yugoslavia, and Czechoslovakia Mezzanine U Theodora Dragostinova, Ohio State Filip Erdeljac, New York U Madigan Fichter, Holy Family U Jill Marie Massino, UNC at Charlotte U Robert Edward Niebuhr, Arizona State - Madison B, Holocaust and Trauma in Global Conversation Mezzanine Virág Rab, U of Pécs (Hungary) Jürgen Grimm, U of Vienna (Austria) Andreas Enzminger, U of Vienna (Austria) Bettina Paur, U of Vienna (Austria) 50
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“A City at the Front of Change: World War” the First across Urban Life in Lwów on the Caspian” “Revolutionary Ties of Northeastern Anatolia” “The Interwar Economy in Stalin’s Cold War on “Ethnicity and Repatriation Turkey” “Multiculturalism in the post-Soviet space: Volga “Multiculturalism in the post-Soviet in Russians and Tatars Crimean Chechens, Tatars, Crimea and Donbass Compared (1991-2014)” Plan to Return “Reversing Ethnic Cleansing: The Soviet 1987-1992” the Crimean Tatar Nation to Crimea, Migrants in the “The Collapse of the Soviet Union and North Caucasus: New Solutions” “Collectivist Catholicisms and Civil Society in Bosnia and Croatia” Drew Burks, U of Kansas Burks, U Drew (Canada) U of Toronto Piotr J. Wrobel, Room Caucasus - Washington Borders in the South Crossing Level 1, Exhibition U of Miami Krista Goff, Yale U Sara G Brinegar, U at St. Petersburg (Russia) Samuel J. Hirst, European (Turkey) Onur Isci, Bilkent U Associates Claire P. Kaiser, McLarty Thinking: The Impact on our Scholarship Gender and Global Room 2, - (Roundtable) - Washington and our Profession Exhibition Level Los Angeles Choi Chatterjee, California State U, Academy of Natalya Aleksandrovna Mitsyuk, Russian Sciences (Russia) Judith Pallot, U of Oxford (UK) Karen Petrone, U of Kentucky Academy of Sciences Natalia Lvovna Pushkareva, Russian (Russia) Illinois U Christine Diane Worobec, Northern Present - Perestroika to the from Caucasus and the Crimea Washington Room 5, Exhibition Level Anna Paretskaya, U of Wisconsin-Madison U (Turkey) Filiz Tutku Aydin, Ankara Social Sciences Andrew Dale Straw, U of Texas at Austin U (Russia) Maria Ponomareva, Southern Federal Patrick Bell, Florida International U Faith Communities Fostering Civil Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia - Washington Room 6, Society in Post-Conflict Exhibition Level Antje Postema, U of Chicago Slavica Jakelic, Valparaiso U Disc.: 4-46 Chair: Papers: Disc.: 4-47 for Women in Slavic Studies Sponsored by: Association Chair: Part.: 4-50 Chair: Papers: Disc.: 4-51 Chair: Papers:
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“The Landholding and Subjects of Bogusław Radziwiłł in Lithuania and Belarus” Political Culture in Polish-Lithuanian “The Shaping of Rus´ (1569-1640s)” the in Quirks Patterns and Landowning “Nobiliary Ukrainian the Commonwealth, Polish-Lithuanian Hetmanate, and Russia, 1560s-1800” as a Source for “Tsyben Zhamtsarano’s Field Notes Twentieth Early the in History Social Buryat of Study the Century” of Role The Clubhouses: and Theaters, “Museums, Cultural Institutions in Soviet Buryatia” Buriatiia” “The Revival of Buddhism in Post-Soviet “The Return of Provokatsiia” “Linguistic Mnemonics: Totalitarian Language as Memory and Practice” Session 6 – Friday – 1:45-3:30 pm – 1:45-3:30 – Friday 6 Session (Meeting) - Washington Room 5, Exhibition Level 5, Exhibition - Washington Room (Meeting) - Rafail Ganelin Boris Ananich and and Gentlemen: Scholars Mezzanine - Coolidge, (Roundtable) U of Michigan William Rosenberg, U (UK) Dominic Lieven, Cambridge Francis William Wcislo, Vanderbilt U Francis William Wcislo, Estate Asset-Building in Lithuania, Political and Landed Level 1800 - Delaware A, Lobby to 1560s Russia, and Ukraine, Harvard U Donald Ostrowski, Aberdeen (UK) Karin Friedrich, U of of Alberta (Canada) Zenon E. Kohut, U Peter B. Brown, Rhode Island College U David Maurice Goldfrank, Georgetown Religious Revival Buddhist Temples, Museums, and Folklore: Delaware B, Lobby Level and Cultural Production in Siberia - Ian Wylie Campbell, UC Davis U Robert W. Montgomery, Baldwin Wallace U Melissa Andrea Chakars, Saint Joseph’s U Helen Sharon Hundley, Wichita State (Russia) Ivan Sablin, NRU Higher School of Economics Totalitarian and Provocateurs, Trolls, Incursions: Discursive Language in Putin-era Russia - Harding, Mezzanine Stuart D. Finkel, U of Florida Lynn E. Patyk, Dartmouth College Lara Ryazanova-Clarke, U of Edinburgh (UK) William G. Rosenberg, U of Michigan William G. Rosenberg, ASEEES Working Group on Philosophy and Intellectual History - Intellectual and Philosophy on Group Working ASEEES 6-01 Chair: Part.: 6-02 Chair: Papers: Disc.: 6-03 Chair: Papers: Disc.: 6-04 Chair: Papers:
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“The Role and Place of the Siloviki in Russia’s Changing Russia’s in Siloviki the of Place and Role “The Political Order” of the Siloviki in Center-regions “The Changing Role Relations in Russia” Imperfect an in Law of Rule the Expand to “How Implications from Institutional Environment? Some Russia’s ‘Limited Access Order’” Aftermath of the “Hungarian Global Mobility in the Naphegyi” 1848 Revolution: The Travels of Gábor View” “Immigration in Hungary: The Long Socialist Workers’ “Building a Dialogue: The Hungarian Party and the African National Congress” in Performance Firm and Uncertainty “Regulatory Russia’s Regions” “Elections, Protest and Trust in Government: A Natural Experiment from Russia” Europe and Eastern in Central and Democrats Demagogues Mezzanine East, Marshall - Thurgood - (Roundtable) U Washington George L. Wolchik, Sharon Cabot U Rome (Italy) Argentieri, John Federigo Valerie Jane Bunce, Cornell U Bunce, Cornell Valerie Jane Clara U Curry, Santa Jane Leftwich Linden, U of Pittsburgh Ronald H. of William & Mary Pickering, College Paula M. of the Siloviki in Putin’s Russia - Thurgood The Changing Role Marshall North, Mezzanine Defense U Erica Marat, National (Russia), Economics of School Higher NRU Rochlitz, Michael Agentura.Ru and Andrei Soldatov, Higher School of Economics (Russia) Nikolay Petrov, NRU (Russia), NRU Higher School of Economics Andrey Yakovlev, of Economics (Russia) and Anton Kazun, NRU Higher School Erica Marat, National Defense U of People, Goods, and Hungary in the Global Exchange Ideas - Thurgood Marshall South, Mezzanine U of New Jersey Paul A. Hanebrink, Rutgers, The State & Mary Kristina Poznan, College of William Robert Nemes, Colgate U Zsolt Nagy, U of St. Thomas U of New Jersey Paul A. Hanebrink, Rutgers, The State Russia - Thurgood in Governance of Economy Political The Marshall West, Mezzanine and Political Economics of School London Lankina, Tomila V Science (UK) Gregory Kisunko, The World Bank Timothy M. Frye, Columbia U, and Ekaterina Borisova, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) 6-37 Chair: Part.: 6-38 Chair: Papers: Disc.: 6-39 Chair: Papers: Disc.: 6-40 Chair: Papers: “’Not “’Not living a 1960s-1970s” Artistic Elite, lie’: Profiling Soviet Intellectual and Soviet Food Practices from “Surviving on Surrogates: the Second World War” the Revolution through and Starchy Water: Creative “Wild Greens, Yeast, Home Front during WWII” Cookery on the Soviet and Radish Leaf ‘Herring’: Food “Chewing on Leather Population in Nazi Ghettos” Strategies of a Starving Eisenstein “The Unmade Epic of Soviet Internationalism: and Tret’iakov’s Chzhungo” Caucasian Epic” “Mikhail Kalatozov’s (Unfinished) of the Soviet “Moscow, Unmade: Representations ‘New Moscow’ Capital in Aleksander Medvedkin’s 800’ (1946)” (1938) and Sergei Eisenstein’s ‘Moscow Crimes and “Socialist Content, Hollywood Form: 1960s” Musicals in the Polish Cinema of the Production The Warsaw: to Comes “Hollywood ‘The Night of the and Reception of Anatol Litvak’s Generals’ in Poland” “Lemonade Joe, the Czech Parody Cycle, and the Changing Role of Western Genres in the State-Socialist Production System” Katya Vladimirov, Kennesaw State U State Kennesaw Vladimirov, Katya Chester U West Lisa A. Kirschenbaum, Starvation in the Strategies amidst for Survival: Food Recipes Level Suite 8228, Lobby Park Tower and Poland - Soviet Union U of Michigan Zvi Y. Gitelman, U (Canada) Manley, Queen’s Rebecca Carnegie Mellon U Wendy Goldman, U of Tennessee Helene Sinnreich, West Virginia U Robert Edward Blobaum, Cinema - Taft, Soviet-Russian of Masterpieces Unmade Mezzanine Birgit Beumers, U of Aberystwyth (UK) / Columbia U Edward Tyerman, Barnard College Anthony Anemone, The New School Daria Ezerova, Yale U James M Steffen, Emory U Western from Transfers Cultural Hollywood: to Door Back Cinema in the 1960s - to Polish and Czechoslovak Popular Taylor, Mezzanine John F. Connelly, UC Berkeley Wielki in Bydgoszcz Piotr Zwierzchowski, U of Kazimierz (Poland) (UK) Mikolaj Stanislaw Kunicki, U of Oxford Petr Szczepanik, Charles U in Prague (Czech Republic) Arkadiusz Lewicki, U of Wrocław (Poland) 80
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“In/visibility and the Everyday Experiences of Non- “In/visibility and the Everyday Experiences Interrogating ‘The Heterosexual Women in Russia: Global Closet’” and the Witness Testimony, Knowledge, “‘Expert’ Homosexual Propaganda Law” and at the “LGBT Discrimination Cases in Russia European Court of Human Rights” “Press Photography as Index and Image of Modernity: of Modernity: Image Index and as Photography “Press of Iskry (1901-1917)” The Case and Modernization of Photography “The Interaction in Uzbekistan” Soviet Photography Photojournalist? “The “Modern” in the 1950s and 1960s” and Aesthetic Influences Vojin Majstorovic, U of Toronto (Canada) Anna Shternshis, U of Toronto (Canada) Eurasia in Global Conversation: Between Geopoetics and Geopolitics - (Roundtable) - Marriott Balcony A, Mezzanine Anindita Banerjee, Cornell U Mark Bassin, Södertörn U (Sweden) Katerina Clark, Yale U Ronald Grigor Suny, U of Michigan Ronald Grigor Suny, Institution’s Smithsonian the in Opportunities Research Collections - (Roundtable) - Johnson, Slavic and Eurasian Mezzanine Institution Amy Ballard, Smithsonian Smithsonian Institution Museum Paula T. DePriest, Conservation Institute Smithsonian Institution William Wyvill Fitzhugh, Smithsonian Institution Cathleen Susan Lewis, Postal Museum Daniel A. Piazza, Smithsonian National in Russia: Life, Law, and The Politics of Gender and Sexualities the LGBT Community - Madison A, Mezzanine State U at Harrisburg Carol Ruth Nechemias, Pennsylvania Francesca Stella, U of Glasgow (UK) at St. Petersburg (Russia) Alexander Kondakov, European U Columbia (Canada), Lisa McIntosh Sundstrom, U of British U and Valerie Jeanne Sperling, Clark U Pamela A. Jordan, Southern New Hampshire - (Roundtable) - Red Army and the End of the Holocaust Madison B, Mezzanine Elissa Bemporad, CUNY Queens College Zvi Y. Gitelman, U of Michigan Christopher I. Stolarski, Oberlin College Oberlin Stolarski, I. Christopher (Germany) Munich Ludwig-Maximilians-U Helena Holzberger, (Russia) School of Economics NRU Higher Jessica Werneke, Indiana U Bloomington Tatiana Saburova, 7-11 Chair: Part.: 7-08 Chair: Part.: 7-09 in Slavic Studies Sponsored by: Association for Women Chair: Papers: Disc.: 7-10 Chair: Part.: Papers: Disc.:
“Prostrations, Penance, and Paintings in Tatarinova’s Tatarinova’s in Paintings and Penance, “Prostrations, Circle” and after before as Icon Painter “Borovikovskii Tatarinova” Cult to the Explaining Her and Dubovitskii: “Tatarinova Third Section” “Petrashevtsy Dostoevsky and Pleshcheev on “Petrashevtsy Dostoevsky and with Intercultural Human Rights after their Contact Communities in Siberian Captivity” Russia: “From the Underground Man to Underground Terrorist” Conscientious the of Birth the and Dostoevsky Poetics of Protest “Dostoevsky’s Underground and the Rock” in the Counter-Culture of Russian Punk Nadieszda Kizenko, SUNY Albany SUNY Kizenko, Nadieszda Antiques John Atzbach Karen L Kettering, College CUNY Queens Pickering Antonova, Katherine U of Northern Iowa Gregory Lynn Bruess, Europe Russia, Conversation: Global as Medievalism New Mezzanine and the US. - (Roundtable) - Harding, Johns Hopkins U Jeffrey Peter Brooks, Observer (Russia) Ilya Kalinin, New Literary Irina M Erman, College of Charleston Soviet and Tsarist Late the in Modernity and Photography Empires - Jefferson, Mezzanine Andreas Renner, Ludwig-Maximilians-U Munich (Germany) Alice K. Pate, Kennesaw State U U John W. Steinberg, Austin Peay State New Perspectives Dostoevsky and the Political Underground: - Jackson, Mezzanine in St Louis Nicole C. Svobodny, Washington U Elizabeth Ann Blake, Saint Louis U Vadim Shkolnikov, U of Illinois at Chicago Vladimir Ivantsov, McGill U (Canada) Sarah Ruth Lorenz, Tulane U Eve Levin, U of Kansas U Michael Stanford Melancon, Auburn Dina Khapaeva, Georgia Institute of Technology Dina Khapaeva, Georgia Krom, European U at St. Petersburg Mikhail Markovich (Russia) Institute of Technology Richard Utz, Georgia Allan K. and Peasants: The Legacy Of Workers, Soldiers, Wildman - (Roundtable) - Hoover, Mezzanine Era and Culture in the Russian Revolutionary Alexandra S. Korros, Xavier U at West Point Greta Bucher, US Military Academy 86
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“Performing Pushkin’s Tatiana: Anna Netrebko in Tatiana: Anna Netrebko “Performing Pushkin’s Onegin’” Tchaikovsky’s ‘Eugene Production of ‘The Cherry Orchard’: “Lev Dodin’s 2014 about West-Led Globalization Post-Soviet Anxieties Embodied” Elena Shvarts’s The Visible Side “Performing the Poet: of Life” Networks” “Leningrad Samizdat Journals as Social “The Journal 37: Joining ‘World Culture’” and Oleg “Poetry and Biography: Leonid Aronzon Grigorev” “Joseph Brodsky’s Anti-Eliot Poems” Stevens in “Several Ways of Looking at Wallace Joseph Brodsky’s Poetry” Baltic Marshland: “From the Belfast Gantries to the of a Creation Brodsky’s Joseph and MacNeice’s Louis Poet’s Sacred Landscape” Ann Komaromi, U of Toronto (Canada) Svetlana B. Evdokimova, Brown U B. Evdokimova, Brown Svetlana U Kyle Kupensky, Yale Nicholas State U M. Naydan, Pennsylvania Michael 8206, Lobby Level - Park Tower Room Text and Performance U of Exeter (UK) Katharine Hodgson, College of the Holy Cross Olga Simonova Partan, U of Edinburgh (UK) Alexandra Smith, Willamette U Sarah Clovis Bishop, Olga Peters Hasty, Princeton U to Leningrad Many Voices Clamoring: New Approaches Unofficial Literature - Park Tower Room 8209, Lobby Level Philip Redko, Harvard U (UK) Josephine von Zitzewitz, U of Cambridge Ainsley Morse, Independent Scholar (Germany) Ilja Kukuj, Ludwig-Maximilians-U Munich Modernist Poetry - Park Joseph Brodsky and Anglophone Tower Room 8210, Lobby Level Center Evgeniya A Koroleva, CUNY Graduate Center Nataliya Gavrilova, CUNY Graduate Kirill Sokolov, Vladimir State U (Russia) Zakhar Ishov, U of Tübingen (Germany) Boris Gasparov, Columbia U The Revolution Abroad - Park Tower Room 8211, Lobby Level David C. Engerman, Brandeis U Remembering the Legacy of Slava Yastremski: Scholar and Scholar Yastremski: Slava of Legacy the Remembering Lobby 8205, Tower Room - Park - (Roundtable) Translator Level Drew U Carol R. Ueland, Bethea, U of Wisconsin-Madison David M. 7-20 Chair: Papers: Disc.: 7-21 Chair: Papers: Disc.: 7-22 Chair: Papers: Disc.: 7-23 Chair: 7-19 Chair: Part.:
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“Art for the New World: Soviet and Mexican Avant- Mexican and Soviet World: New the for “Art (1920-1940)” the Institutional Revolutions gardes in Discursive in Soviet Public as Development’ “’Freedom of Africa (1953-1984)” Construction the Soviet- The End of as Ideology: “De-Ideologization ANC Partnership (1986-1994)” Meets the Locals” “Karamzin’s Traveler ‘Off- the and Chatskii, Chaadaev, Road: the on “Woe Stage’ Journey” Russian/Ukrainian the and Jew Wandering “The Imperial Gothic” of Trope the Flooding: and Damming on “Narratives Hydropower” Field of Power” “Baikal Environmentalism in a Global “77 Million Rubles for Ecology” “Enlightenment, Filioque, and the Vampire: Eighteenth Century Visions of ‘Barbarous Superstition’ in the Orthodox East” Jesus Madrigal, UC Berkeley Madrigal, Jesus (UK) Ratcliff, U of Edinburgh Catherine UC Berkeley Hilary Lynd, Steven Lee, UC Berkeley Russian in Encounters and Identities, Models, Road: the On 8212, Lobby Level - Park Tower Room and Ukrainian Travel U of Oregon Katya Elizabeth Hokanson, U (Canada) Lyudmila Parts, McGill of Florida Ingrid Kleespies, U Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Valeria Sobol, U of U Milla (Lioudmila) Fedorova, Georgetown - Park Tower Room Ecology and Russian Culture V: Resources 8216, Lobby Level U of New Jersey Matthew Mangold, Rutgers, The State (Finland) Arja Birgit Rosenholm, U of Tampere of Technology Kate Pride Brown, Georgia Institute Stephen Brain, Mississippi State U Naomi Caffee, U of Arizona Teaching Russian in a Small Program: Challenges, Benefits, II - (Roundtable) - Park Tower Room 8217, Practices Best and Lobby Level Anna Borovskaya-Ellis, U of Wisconsin-Madison Victoria Kononova, Lawrence U Snezhana Zheltoukhova, U of Wisconsin-Madison Orthodoxy through the Modern Western Gaze - Park Tower Suite 8218, Lobby Level George Soroka, Harvard U Joel C. Brady, U of Pittsburgh Jill Ann Neuendorf, Georgetown U Olga Permitina, U of Wisconsin-Madison 90
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“Drivers and Barriers to Environmental Public Procurement Practice in Russia” “Russian Public Procurement Policy and a Typology of Typology a and Policy Procurement Public “Russian Corrupt Behavior” “Public Procurement of Social Services in Russia Following New Procurement Legislation” “Teaching Political Violence: the Memory of the the Memory Political Violence: “Teaching and High-School in (1918-1921) War Civil Hungarian Textbooks, 1945-Present” University The 1980 and 1984 Olympic Boycotts “Tainted Games: Lenses” through Hungarian along the Long Road of IMF “Conversations Membership for Hungary” “The Putin Paradox” Affect, “Hysterical Machiavellianism: Recognition, Politics” and Meaning in Contemporary Russian Eurocentrism “Putin’s Russia as Intellectual Postcolony: and the Debate on the National Interest” Olga Belokrylova, Southern Federal U (Russia) (Russia) U Perm Economics/ of School Higher NRU Suslova, Svetlana Amb. Jack F. Matlock, Duke U U Angela Evelyn Stent, Georgetown U Kathryn Elizabeth Stoner, Stanford - and Challenges Public Procurement in Russia: Changes Thurgood Marshall West, Mezzanine of Economics (Russia) Olga V. Mayorova, NRU Higher School Andrei Ivanov, St. Petersburg U (Russia) Economics (Russia), and Elena Shadrina, NRU Higher School of Hungarian Conversation About “The Other” After 1950 and 1950 After Other” “The About Conversation Hungarian Mezzanine East, Marshall - Thurgood Outcomes Their St. John’s U Alla Baeva, Missouri State U Bela Bodo, St. John’s U Emese Ivan, U Susan Glanz, St. John’s Scholar George Deak, Independent and the Between the Domestic The Putin Phenomenon: North, Mezzanine International - Thurgood Marshall U of Cambridge (UK) Rachel Anne Polonsky, U of Kent (UK) Richard T. Sakwa, Petersburg St. Petersburg / St. at European U Artemy Magun, State U (Russia) Viacheslav Morozov, U of Tartu (Estonia) London (UK) Gulnaz Sharafutdinova, King’s College - Why the Crisis in US-Russian Relations? Thurgood Marshall South, Mezzanine College William Chase Taubman, Amherst U Stephen F. Cohen, New York U / Princeton Anastasiya NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) Bozhya-Volya, Disc.:
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“Luck and Fate: A Teenage Ostarbeiter from Stalingrad Teenage Ostarbeiter from Stalingrad “Luck and Fate: A Reflects on Her Past” “Eisenstein as a Reader of Jean d’Udine” Brain’: “’Proceeding from the Heat-Oppressed Drawings” Thinking through Eisenstein’s Macbeth and Text Hirschfeld: Magnus to Letter “Eisenstein’s Context” “Małgorzata Szumowska: Between Self, Poland, and Global Auteurism” Films as a Field of “Wojciech Smarzowski’s Feature Articulating Postcolonial Trauma” “Edges of Empire: Polish Documentaries about Contemporary Russia” “Letters as a Historical Source on the 1920s Russian 1920s the on Source Historical a as “Letters Famine” Rhetorical and Amalie’: A Jacob “‘Dear children, German Volga a to Russia from Letters of Analysis Couple in the Midwest” Immigrant (Schlegel) Lehl: Family “Letters to Pauline from Russia to Oklahoma, 1913- Correspondences 1937” “Faith in Stalingrad: The Myth of the Battle, 1942 “Faith in Stalingrad: and 2016” Anastasia G Kostetskaya, U of Hawai’i at Manoa Anastasia G Kostetskaya, U of New Jersey Jochen Hellbeck, Rutgers, The State - Regress The Undifferentiated: Eisenstein and Lena Maria Lencek, Reed College Yuri Tsivian, U of Chicago Hannah Frank, U of Chicago Evgenii Bershtein, Reed College Karla Oeler, Stanford U of (Dis)Engagement - Contemporary Polish Film: Languages Taylor, Mezzanine Dirk Uffelmann, U of Passau (Germany) Stony Brook Izabela Kalinowska-Blackwood, SUNY (Poland) Lublin of U Catholic II Paul John Skórczewski, Dariusz Masha Shpolberg, Yale U Joanna Nizynska, Indiana U Bloomington Natalia Reshetova, Stanford U Stanford Reshetova, Natalia State U North Dakota Tatjana Schell, U Oklahoma State Northwestern Eric J. Schmaltz, U of Maryland, College Park Sarah Cameron, Lobby Level - Park Tower Suite 8228, Stalingrad Revisited U Steven G Jug, Baylor U of Toronto (Canada) Ian Roland Garner, Tetyana Dzyadevych, U of Illinois at Chicago 92
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“Revisiting Musical Distinctiveness: Blending Identities “Revisiting Musical Distinctiveness: of Multicultural Prizren” Serbian Music in “Orthodox Education: Sustaining Contemporary Prizren” “Creating National Music: Printed Pedagogical Resources in Serbian Music Education (1987 to Today)” “The Search for a Russian Legal Culture” “The Search for a and the Power of the Procuracy “Supervision (nadzor) under Russian Law” Russia Today: The New ‘Civilizational’ “Human Rights in Exceptionalism” Imagined Communities through Cinema, Literature, and the and Literature, Cinema, through Communities Imagined Museum: Tajikistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan - Wilson A, Mezzanine Charles David Shaw, Central European U (Hungary) Elana Jakel, U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Elana Jakel, U.S. Holocaust Memorial Claire P. Kaiser, McLarty Associates Clark Troy, Red Reef Advisors Music and Education Nationalism and Identity: Serbian - from the Twentieth Century to Today Exhibition Level Vasilije Vranic, Saint Xavier U SASA (Serbia) Rastko Jakovljevic, Institute of Musicology Alla Generalow, U of Arizona Mila Stojadinovic, Independent Scholar Milan Damljanovic, Njegos Serbian Choir Cleveland Anna Cichopek-Gajraj, Arizona State U Arizona Anna Cichopek-Gajraj, (Canada) U of Ottawa Jan Grabowski, Smith Colleges Hobart & William David Ost, 1, A Distinct Tradition - Washington Room Law, Russian-Style: Exhibition Level Rowan U James W. Heinzen, Columbia U Susan E. Heuman, Center, International Wilson Woodrow Pomeranz, Eric William Kennan Institute Columbia U Dmitry Dubrovskiy, James W. Heinzen, Rowan U by a Reception Careers beyond Academia - followed Eurasian, for Center University by Georgetown Sponsored - Studies European East and Russian, Washington Room 2, Exhibition Level Benjamin H. Loring, Georgetown U Cheryl Garner, US Air Force Murder, Antisemitism, and Democratic Politics in Interwar Interwar in Politics Democratic and Antisemitism, Murder, Level C, Lobby - Virginia - (Roundtable) Poland U of Wisconsin-Madison Kathryn Ciancia, Scholar Independent Paul Brykczynski, 7-52 Chair: 7-51 Chair: Papers: Disc.: 7-46 Chair: Papers: Disc.: 7-47 Chair: Part.: 7-45 Association Polish Studies by: Sponsored Chair: Part.:
“Exchanging Postcards and Letters across the Iron and Letters across the Iron “Exchanging Postcards in and Transnational Networks Curtain: Foreign Tourists of the 1960s and 1980s” Socialist Romania Architecture and its Italian “Drawing the Iron Curtain: Postwar Yugoslav Appropriations” in Southeast “Land or Living Standards? What People Ukraine and Crimea Prioritize” Republic” “State Building in the Donetsk People’s and Insurgency “Civilian Loyalties, Rebel Recruitment Mobilization in Donbas” Autocrats: “Captured Courts and Legitimized Kazakhstan’s Constitutional Council” “Assessing Kazakhstan’s Criminal Justice Reforms” “Going to Court against the Regime: Citizen-State Disputes in Kazakhstan” “‘How Red Are Your Scarves?’ Children’s Republics Scarves?’ Children’s Republics “‘How Red Are Your Socialist of Pedagogies Competing the and the Cold War” Internationalism in - 1900-1960 Europe Eastern in and Agency Voice Peasant Mezzanine - Truman, (Roundtable) U Georgetown Dennis Deletant, Open U (UK) Daniel Brett, Adelina Oana Stefan, U of Pittsburgh Adelina Oana Stefan, New York U Matthew Worsnick, Madigan Fichter, Holy Family U Perspectives - Virginia A, The Ukrainian Crisis from Regional Lobby Level Atsushi Ogushi, Keio U (Japan) of U O’Loughlin, John and Tech, Virginia Toal, Gerard Colorado at Boulder Kimitaka Matsuzato, U of Tokyo (Japan) Sergiy Kudelia, Baylor U U Henry E. Hale, George Washington Politicization of Law in Land, Crime, and Constitutions: Kazakhstan - Virginia B, Lobby Level Mikhail Zherebtsov, Carleton U (Canada) Nora Webb Williams, U of Washington Alexei Trochev, Nazarbayev U (Kazakhstan) Margaret Hanson, Ohio State U Elena Maltseva, U of Windsor (Canada) Michal J Wilczewski, U of Illinois at Chicago Wilczewski, U of Illinois Michal J and Sites of Cooperation Across the Iron Curtain: Thinking Cold War - Tyler, Mezzanine Competition in the U of Illinois at Chicago Malgorzata Fidelis, U College London (UK) Diana Georgescu, Irina Marin, U of Leicester (UK) Irina Marin, of Representatives U.S. House Mary Werden, 94
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“Dilemmas Over Care for the Elderly: What is the “Dilemmas Over Care for the Elderly: Choice? And Who Can Choose?” the Public Good: “The Art of Inspiring State Care for in Social Welfare Invoking History for Cultural Credibility Advocacy” Life Course and “The Fault Lines of Kinship: Changing Care in Post-Soviet Russia” “The Russian Investment Climate Post-Crimea” “The Russian Investment State-Owned Business under Putin” “Developments in “The Effects of Western Sanctions on Russia, Post-Ukraine” Effects of Western “The Sanja Lacan, UCLA Lacan, Sanja in Migration Study of to the and Approaches Research New East, Mezzanine - Thurgood Marshall Russia - (Roundtable) U (Kazakhstan) Nazarbayev Caress Schenk, (UK) Buckley, U of Cambridge Mary E. A. Peter Rutland, Wesleyan U Peter Rutland, Wesleyan in Globalizing Russia Moral and Political Economies of Care - Thurgood Marshall South, Mezzanine Jehanne M Gheith, Duke U at St. Petersburg (Russia) Elena Zdravomyslova, European U Chapel Hill, and Maia Michele R. Rivkin-Fish, UNC at Rusakova, St. Petersburg State U (Russia) Inna Leykin, Open U of Israel (Israel) Sarah Drue Phillips, Indiana U Bloomington I: Israel and the US - Russian Cultures and Global Situation West, Mezzanine (Roundtable) - Thurgood Marshall Alfrun Kliems, Humboldt U (Germany) Miriam Finkelstein, U of Passau (Germany) Yelena Furman, UCLA Maria Rubins, U of London (UK) U Lisa Ryoko Wakamiya, Florida State Twentieth- in Families Intermarriage: Interethnic Interpreting Century Eastern Europe and Eurasia - (Roundtable) - Truman, Mezzanine Cynthia Sue Kaplan, UC Santa Barbara Fedja Buric, Bellarmine U Adrienne Lynn Edgar, UC Santa Barbara Sarah Calderone, Columbia U Columbia Sarah Calderone, Scholar Independent Umida Hashimova, State U Middle Tennessee Korobkov, Andrei Vladimir Business in Putin’s Russia - Thurgood The State and Big Marshall North, Mezzanine Oxford (UK) Tina Jennings, U of Vostok Capital Partners (Russia) Holly Nielsen, Baring U (Japan) Yuko Adachi, Sophia Oxford (UK) Tina Jennings, U of Disc.: Disc.: 8-37 Chair: Part.: Disc.: 8-39 Chair: Papers: Disc.: 8-40 Chair: Part.: 8-41 Chair: Part.: 8-38 Chair: Papers:
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WAYNE S. VUCINICH BOOK PRIZE Honorable Mention: Douglas Rogers Title: The Depths of Russia: Oil, Power, and Culture after Socialism. (Cornell The Wayne S. Vucinich Book Prize, sponsored by the Association for Slavic University Press) Studies, East European, and Eurasian Studies (ASEEES) and the Stanford University Center for Russian and East European Studies, is awarded annually Douglas Rogers’ book explores the development of an oil state at the regional for the most important contribution to Russian, Eurasian, and East European level in Russia and the ways it shaped an incipient civil society through a studies in any discipline of the humanities or social sciences published in detailed analysis of the Perm region. Home to Lukoil, the oil and gas industry English in the United States in the previous calendar year. in Perm took on a new importance after the collapse of Communism. As the state pulled back in many areas and oil companies suddenly became Winner: Ronald Grigor Suny massively profitable, oil companies throughout Russia took on a leading Title: “They Can Live in the Desert but Nowhere Else”: A History of the role in many natural resource-extracting regions. Oil industry and state Armenian Genocide. (Princeton University Press) institutions fused, and a revolving door was created between officials of the oil state. In turn, the emerging oil state helped to form a burgeoning civil Ronald Suny’s book on the Armenian genocide is a masterwork by a society and cultural projects that emphasized the protection of traditional leading scholar in the field of Slavic, East European, and Eurasian studies. culture and regional identity. Rogers traces the changes that took place It provides a comprehensive overview and deep analysis of an historical in Perm’s economy, institutional environment, governance and culture from event that stands out not only for its senseless brutality, but also for its long- the late Communist period through the post-Communist era. It is a sweeping standing denial. In contrast to other historical works that have focused on work on a regional level that provides a vital regional perspective on the documenting the tragedy, Suny’s book sets out to explain the causes of the development of contemporary Russia’s oil state and culture. Armenian genocide. Suny argues that the Armenians were victims of the rise of exclusive ethnic nationalism in what was once the Ottoman Empire. At the time of its collapse, triggered by the start of the First World War, the Young Turks, who fought to create a Turkish nation state on the ruins of the empire, believed the Armenians to be a dangerous fifth column connected to Russia and sympathetic to the plans of foreign powers. Turkish nationalism took shape, in part, through ethnic cleansing of the Armenian other. Suny develops this argument in a magisterial fashion, drawing on a wealth of new archival material. It combines the best of history and the social sciences. It will likely be the single best book on the Armenian genocide and its causes for many years to come.
Honorable Mention: Michael Kunichika Title: “Our Native Antiquity”: Archaeology and Aesthetics in the Culture of Russian Modernism. (Academic Studies Press)
Kunichika’s first book is a tour de force. It examines what modern Russian literature made of Russia’s “native antiquity,” in particular the stone “babas,” or statues left by Asiatic peoples on kurgans (burial mounds) throughout the Russian steppe, the mounds themselves, and the treasures concealed within. These antique objects constituted a mystery to be unraveled by archeologists, who in the late 19th and early 20th century studied their origins and meanings. At the same time, Kunichika shows that writers sought to discover whether these objects had some relevance to Russian culture and identity or were, in some way, foreign. Thought to be the product of Scythian culture, the babas and kurgans were subject to highly ambiguous interpretation in writing and art, both a distinctive feature of the Russian steppe, but also a representation of seemingly non-European culture. Just as French modernists embraced traditional African and Asian culture, Russian modernists embraced their “native antiquity” in the construction of modern art and cultural representations of the nation. 150 151
USC BOOK PRIZE IN LITERARY AND CULTURAL STUDIES Honorable Mention: Alice Lovejoy Title: Army Film and the Avant-Garde: Cinema and Experiment in the The University of Southern California Book Prize in Literary and Cultural Studies, Czechoslovak Military (Indiana University Press) established in 2009 and sponsored by the Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures at the University of Southern California, is awarded annually Alice Lovejoy’s Army Film and the Avant-Garde: Cinema and Experiment for an outstanding monograph published on Russia, Eastern Europe or Eurasia in the Czechoslovak Military throws light on a remarkable collection of films in the fields of literary and cultural studies in the previous calendar year. made between the 1930s and the late 1960s and then mostly shelved after the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia. Lovejoy’s sophisticated analysis of this Winner: Stephen Lovell corpus of films would have constituted an important accomplishment in itself. Title: Russia in the Microphone Age: A History of Soviet Radio, 1919-1970 However, Army Film and The Avant-Garde does much more: it inserts these (Oxford University Press) films within the history of the Czech New Wave, of Eastern European Socialist Realism, and of international documentary in such thought-provoking ways Stephen Lovell’s Russia in the Microphone Age: A History of Soviet Radio, that scholarly projects in these fields will be challenged and enriched by 1919-1970 is the first full history of Soviet radio in English. Based on substantial Lovejoy’s work. For instance, through her focus on the military studio, Lovejoy original research in Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Nizhnii Novgorod, Russia in “locates some of the New Wave’s roots in instructional filmmaking,” thus the Microphone Age explores the institutional, technological, and ideological “shedding light on the Czechoslovak film miracle of the 1960s, underlining its parameters of a cultural institution that helped shape the history of the deep and systematic links to governmental and industrial media practices.” As Soviet Union. A vanguard of experimentation and technological utopianism a result, she is able to show how “moments in the chronology of East European in the 1920s, then converted into an oracle of Stalinism in the 1930s, radio cinema and media history that are traditionally seen as caesurae in fact played its part in the tribulations and triumphs of Soviet history. It narrated represent points of continuity.” Well versed in the history and theory of cinema, everything from polar expeditions to show trials, from the Second World War Lovejoy is singularly able to show us the larger stakes of her unique archive in to the launch of Sputnik and Gagarin’s first flight, finally ceding its primacy to ways that point toward an “international history of postwar documentary.” television in the 1970s. Privileging the social and cultural dimensions of radio Such an ambitious history undermines old Cold War dichotomies and instead (reception, impact, content) while grounded in thorough archival research highlights “common roots and similarities between nonfiction film East and that includes journals, memoirs, party records, and the like, Russia in the West”; it also powerfully rearticulates the relationships between cinema and Microphone Age provides a “media-based approach to Soviet history” – that the state as “institutional actors with multiple dimensions.” Few books thread is to say, a study that traces the development of a technology alongside with archival work and theoretical argumentation as rigorously and productively its implementation and reception, and never reduces that technology to the as Army Film. This is a solidly grounded, ambitious book. status of a mere “handmaiden” of Soviet ideology. The result is a pioneering treatment of broadcasting as an integral part of Soviet culture from its early days in the 1920s until the dawn of the television age. As Lovell puts it, “living in Bolshevik Russia not only felt and looked different, it sounded different.” Lovell’s excellent study underscores the double-sided nature of Soviet radio, from its transmission of the voice of power (Stalin, the Party) on the one hand, to bringing home the “voice of the people” (censored, controlled, but nevertheless present), on the other. This history proceeds from the first wireless transmission of the human voice on February 27, 1919, broadcast from Nizhnii Novgorod. It moves then to loudspeakers in Moscow delivering “spoken newspapers” in the 1920s, to the home “tochka” or “tarelka” that brought the show trials to the listeners all over the Soviet Union, to Levitan’s voice from the front that unified the country during WWII, to, finally, the short wave receivers that allowed those same listeners to replace Soviet broadcasts with the Voice of America and Radio Free Europe. In Lovell’s study radio takes its rightful place within the larger framework of sound production and reproduction, alongside the telegraph, telephone, gramophone, cinema, and the like. Russia in the Microphone Age reshapes our understanding of Soviet history by foregrounding the orality of Soviet culture and its cultural reception. 152 153
REGINALD ZELNIK BOOK PRIZE IN HISTORY MARSHALL D. SHULMAN BOOK PRIZE
The Reginald Zelnik Book Prize in History, established in 2009 and sponsored by the The Marshall D. Shulman Book Prize, established in 1987 and sponsored by Institute of Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies at the University of Cali- the Harriman Institute of Columbia University, is awarded annually for an fornia, Berkeley, is awarded for an outstanding monograph published on Russia, Eastern Europe or Eurasia in the previous calendar year. outstanding monograph dealing with the international relations, foreign policy, or foreign-policy decision-making of any of the states of the former Winner: Adeeb Khalid Soviet Union or Eastern Europe published the previous year. Title: Making Uzbekistan: Nation, Empire, and Revolution in the Early USSR (Cornell University Press) Winner: Eileen Kane Title: Russian Hajj: Empire and the Pilgrimage to Mecca (Cornell University Adeeb Khalid’s seminal study of Uzbekistan is more than an enormously Press) erudite and superbly researched book. It is a book that turns the traditional historiography of the Soviet nationality policies inside out. Khalid convincingly This engaging and innovative gem is a joy to read and a remarkable piece shows that Uzbekistan was not primarily a creation of Soviet revolutionary of scholarship, destined to reshape how scholars think about the late Russian policies that emanated from Moscow. Instead, the idea of the Uzbek nation was a product of the Muslim intellectual elite with roots in the Jadid movement imperial era and its foreign policies. Eileen Kane breaks new ground by prior to the revolution. Thus, the emergence of Uzbekistan in the 1920s was a describing how the 19th-century tsarist state both supported and interfered result of a complex interaction between the modern Muslim intelligentsia and with the Muslim pilgrimage to Mecca in order to further Russian imperial the early Soviet policies. ambitions. Using previously untapped archival materials and drawing on Khalid shows how, throughout the 1920s, the Muslim intellectuals beautiful maps and illustrations, Kane shows that Islam was a more important nationalized the Bolshevik revolution by eschewing the contradiction between political tool in imperial Russia than previous scholars have recognized, and the concepts of “Soviet” and “Uzbek.” The Muslim intelligentsia saw the relates her arguments to additional political themes with current weight revolution, above all, as a cultural project on the road to modernization. Khalid including migration, inter-ethnic relations, and the Russian state’s approach argues that the region experienced a cultural revolution throughout the 1920s, to religion. Kane forces us to rethink basic assumptions about the fixity of state and much of the book examines the emergence of a new literary tradition and modern Uzbek language. By the end of the decade, the new Soviet boundaries, the exercise of institutional power, and the relationship between policies left little room for the national Communists, as Moscow pushed to rein state and non-state actors. Moreover, she expertly connects the roles played in the national elites, to introduce collectivization, and to intensify the anti- by transportation companies and those who controlled the networked Hajj religious campaign. When the Muslim intelligentsia resisted Moscow’s policies, complex to the policies of the tsarist state. The book is especially fitting for which they perceived as a continuation of tsarist colonialism, the Soviet the Shulman Prize because it is centered on a historical topic that has great regime unleashed the first wave of purges in 1929-1930. By the late 1930s, the relevance for current events, for example in thinking about the relationship Muslim intelligentsia in Central Asia was no more. The book is based on an between the Kremlin and Islam in the North Caucasus. extraordinarily wide range of archival and print sources in Russian, Turkic, and Tajik languages. The large empirical base, erudite discussion, and novel view Honorable Mention: Lauri Mälksoo of Central Asia and early Soviet policies make this a truly path-breaking book. Title: Russian Approaches to International Law (Oxford University Press)
Honorable Mention: Eileen Kane In this original, objective, and deeply researched volume, Lauri Mälksoo Title: Russian Hajj: Empire and the Pilgrimage to Mecca (Cornell University Press) grounds current debates about Russian international legal understandings in a distinct intellectual and analytical tradition. He demonstrates that what In this beautifully written book, Eileen Kane offers a history of Russia’s sponsorship many in the international community have commonly thought of as the of hajj infrastructure that obliges us to rethink basic assumptions concerning Russian state’s obstreperousness on international legal questions is actually the empire’s relationship to Islam, to population movement within and across based on a cohesive philosophy extending back before Soviet times, its borders, and the projection of Russia’s power in the world. Pushing back reflected in legal scholarship that echoes through the generations. Mälksoo against historiography that portrays an imperial state as seeking to isolate connects these ideas and theories to Russia’s actual practical engagement the Muslims in the empire from those beyond it, she demonstrates that the imperial elites who supported the hajj used it as a mechanism of integration with the law, including in the areas of human rights, economics, and military as well as informal expansion into Ottoman lands. When the government intervention. The book uses this framework to dissect many important took advantage of the new transportation technologies —railroads and contemporary cases, including Kosovo, the Russia-Georgia war, Crimea, steamships— it exploited the emergence of the Russian empire at a global hajj the Yukos oil conglomerate controversy, and the European Court of Human crossroads, central to major routes to Mecca from Russian, Persian, Afghan, Rights. By situating Russian legal understandings in the current “civilizational” and Chinese lands. But Kane recasts our understanding of the Russian hajj and “regionalization” foreign policy imperatives, this book stands as a not only by demonstrating the previously unrecognized political, economic testimony to the value of historical institutionalism in explaining foreign policy and imperial ambitions of the elites who promoted it. One of the book’s most choices. astonishing achievements is allowing readers to see the hajj as a contingent, collaborative process created through interaction between Russian officials and Muslim pilgrims, a decades-long improvisation that went on inside and beyond the Russian empire’s formal boundaries. Based on previously untapped Russian and Ottoman archival materials, Kane’s book has opened a new chapter in the historiography of the Russian empire. 154 155
ED A HEWETT BOOK PRIZE cused on rent-seeking, state capture, or bureaucratic corruption—to show a dynamic, mutually constitutive relationship between politics and econom- The Ed A Hewett Book Prize, sponsored by the Center for Russian, East Euro- ics. Her constructivist interpretation of political economy is able to account pean, and Eurasian Studies at the University of Michigan, is awarded annually for the interaction of sometimes dissonant factors: the governors’ power to for an outstanding monograph on the political economy of Russia, Eurasia block change in the 1990s that turned into impotence under Putin; the un- and/or Eastern Europe, published in the previous year. deniable prevalence of graft, but also the consistent drive toward building supra-regional markets for electricity; and the ability of some oligarchs to Winner: Douglas Rogers shape reforms versus the failure of others to do so. She does this by showing Title: The Depths of Russia: Oil, Power, and Culture after Socialism (Cornell that economic development is the result of shifting political pacts among University Press) major players, while transformation of the economic system determines who gets to play the game. Douglas Rogers’s masterful account of the oil industry in Perm’ region provides This well-written book thus offers empirical detail and theoretical insights into the nature of governments and corporations, the connections challenges that help us understand the past two decades and will shape between big business and cultural production, and the evolution of the any future efforts to study these questions. Soviet and post-Soviet oil sector. Based on close ethnographic field work and archival research, Rogers shows “the material lives of oil.” He traces the evolution of the Soviet oil industry through the eyes of planners, managers, and even environmental protesters who saw the smog hanging over Perm’. DAVIS CENTER BOOK PRIZE IN POLITICAL AND SOCIAL STUDIES Rogers is also able to explore the lives of surrogate currencies both before and after the end of the Soviet system. The Davis Center Book Prize in Political and Social Studies, established in In Parts II and III, Rogers takes the reader inside the relationships 2008 and sponsored by the Kathryn W. and Shelby Cullom Davis Center among the state, foreign NGOs, and LUKoil in their efforts to develop a for Russian and Eurasian Studies at Harvard University, is awarded annually regional civic identity. He shows, first, that it was the corporation, rather for an outstanding monograph published on Russia, Eurasia, or Eastern than the other organizations, that came to lead this project over time, often Europe in anthropology, political science, sociology, or geography in the in an attempt to counter negative impressions of its industry. Second, he previous calendar year. demonstrates the crucial role played by the notion of “depth” in these efforts. Just as oil is extracted from the depths of the earth, LUKoil’s support for Winner: Douglas Rogers Perm city’s campaign to be a European cultural center focused on the deep Title: The Depths of Russia: Oil, Power, and Culture after Socialism cultural roots of the region and its inhabitants, seeking to link the company (Cornell University Press) and the community in the minds of residents. In tracing these processes, Rogers uncovers new links among The Depths of Russia: Oil, Power, and Culture after Socialism is a book that corporations, the material nature of their businesses, and the communities resists easy categorization. It is many studies in one: an organizational in which they are located. Those findings illuminate the course of the Russian analysis of the transformations in the Russian oil complex from socialist to political economy in the last two and a half decades, and they suggest paths post-socialist times, a study in the cultural significance of oil, an exploration for future research on state-business-society relations in other settings around of the cultural politics of the Perm region, and a case study of the center- the world. region relations in Russia today. The book is unique in that it approaches its central subject – the Russian oil complex – not only through a political Honorable Mention: Susanne A. Wengle and economic, but also a cultural and a social lens. In doing so, the Title: Post-Soviet Power: State-Led Development and Russia’s author uncovers many striking connections between the organization Marketization (Cambridge University Press) of the oil extraction industry, state-corporate relations within this industry, and the place of oil in the region’s cultural imagination. The economic Post-Soviet Power, a history of the reform of the Russian electricity sector from centrality of oil, and the uneven economic development associated with 1992 to 2008, the largest electricity liberalization anywhere, is a study of how the oil industry, the book argues, informed the fervent cultural production political rivalries and compromises shaped market institutions in the post-Sovi- of festivals and indeed the notion of “cultural depth” that they deployed et economy. Wengle shows the role of interests, legacies, ideas, geography, in ways both comparable to, but also distinct from, the oil-state- and political and economic actors in this major development reform. Her in- culture nexus described in studies of “petrostates” elsewhere. The book sights on the political economy of Russia during privatization go well beyond balances masterfully between its attention to inherent legacies of Soviet a particular sector in a particular time and place. approaches to oil and culture on the one hand, and contemporary By comparing the changes across three supra-regional areas in political and economic studies of global oil extraction, on the other. Russia and across more than a decade and a half, she incorporates indus- As such, it manages to paint a rich, complex, and profound picture of trial geography, economics, and political science, including game theory, Russia’s oil industry at the intersection of culture, geography, politics, and to show the political processes that were employed to create three sepa- the economy, that no scholar of Russia can afford to miss. rate price regimes suited to the diversity of regional production. She moves us beyond various unidimensional understandings of change—whether fo- 156 157
BARBARA JELAVICH BOOK PRIZE W. BRUCE LINCOLN BOOK PRIZE
The Barbara Jelavich Book Prize, established in 1995 and sponsored by the The W. Bruce Lincoln Book Prize, sponsored by Mary Lincoln, is awarded Jelavich estate, is awarded annually for a distinguished monograph published on biennially (in even numbered years) for an author's first published any aspect of Southeast European or Habsburg studies since 1600, or nineteenth- monograph or scholarly synthesis that is of exceptional merit and lasting and twentieth-century Ottoman or Russian diplomatic history in the previous significance for the understanding of Russia's past, published in the previous calendar year. two years. The prize was established in 2004 in memory of W. Bruce Lincoln, Winner: Jelena Batinić a Russian historian and a widely-read author. Title: Women and Yugoslav Partisans: A History of World War II Resistance (Cambridge University Press) Winner: Rebecca Mitchell Title: Nietzsche’s Orphans: Music, Metaphysics, and the Twilight of the This exceptional monograph tells the story of how the Yugoslav Communist party Russian Empire (Yale University Press) successfully mobilized large numbers of women during World War II. Drawing from Yugoslav military and Communist party archives, the organs of the Anti-Fascist In this engaging and intellectually elegant book, Rebecca Mitchell explores Front of Women, local and national Partisan press, participant memoirs and diaries, and postwar fiction and films, Batinić examines the Communists’ distinct how music emerged as a key instrument in the construction of Russian iden- rhetorical, institutional, and practical strategies for mobilizing women. Particularly tity. Drawing on an exceptional range of archival and published sources, effective is the way that Batinić combines a close reading of daily practices she traces music’s central importance to the Silver Age era and to the aes- among the Partisans with discursive analysis of Party propaganda—notably the thetic community she terms “Nietzsche’s orphans.” Mitchell argues that, at adaptation of heroic imagery from epic folklore—to make sense of the paradox once inspired by Friedrich Nietzsche’s call for “myth creation” yet troubled of the Communists’ success with large segments of a conservative and illiterate by many of the implications of his thought, the late imperial Russian cultural peasant female population. She demonstrates that, counterintuitively, traditional elite envisioned music as a unifying force that could overcome the divisions notions of gender, sex, motherhood, and even morality were deployed for revolutionary purposes. Moreover, contrary to socialist claims of gender equality, of modern life and usher in a new stage in human history. Mitchell charts Batinić reveals that the ways that women participated in the Partisan army and the rise and disintegration of this musical metaphysics amidst the turmoil of the way that their participation was represented cemented traditional, even political crisis, war, and revolution. She explores the elaboration of musical reactionary gender norms in socialist-era Yugoslavia. War and revolution proved metaphysics through the lives, thoughts, and compositional language of the not catalysts for thorough change, but agents of calcification in important composers Aleksandr Scriabin, Sergei Rachmaninoff, and Nikolai Medtner, social realms. Batinić’s skillful integration of comparative cases speaks to the while also reconstructing the flow of ideas and influences through a cultural significance of the Yugoslav example in thinking about questions of gender, network comprised of composers, music critics, and music lovers. Mitchell’s war, and Communism in Eastern European history and memory. Batinić offers intellectual history of music’s cultural meaning contributes to the fields of cul- a compelling cultural analysis of how the legacy of the partizanka--the female wartime Partisan--was appropriated in socialist discourses and woven into the tural history, music history, philosophy, the history of emotions, and the history Communists’ foundational myths of Yugoslavia, only to be forgotten by mass of social networks. It is a model of innovative interdisciplinary research. culture after the Communists fell from power in the 1990ѕ.
Honorable Mention: Robert Donia Title: Radovan Karadžić: Architect of the Bosnian Genocide (Cambridge University Press)
Donia’s book examines the life of Radovan Karadžić, the Bosnian Serb leader convicted of genocide by the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY). It strives to understand the political, social, and economic conditions under which someone could shift from political indifference to radical nationalism, converting from an intellectual who respected people of other backgrounds into a politician intent on realizing a Serb utopian vision using any means deemed necessary. Donia’s nuanced reading utilizes a unique source: his own testimony against Karadžić as an expert witness at the ICTY, an experience that included a cross-examination by Karadžić himself. The book integrates this personal experience with readings of previously untapped primary sources, including reports amassed by the ICTY, transcripts of the wartime sessions of the Bosnian Serb Assembly, the diaries of Ratko Mladić, Karadžić’s top military commander, and Karadžić’s speeches and texts. Ultimately, the book proves not only a biography of one génocidaire; it is also an exploration of the causes, conduct, and consequences of Bosnian Serb nationalism in the 1990s. 158 159
KULCZYCKI BOOK PRIZE protested when in 2010, France expelled thousands of Roma from Bulgaria and Romania regardless of the fact that they were citizens of the European Union. The Kulczycki Book Prize in Polish Studies, sponsored by the Kulczycki family, for- Lech Mróz’s groundbreaking monograph gives his readers an opportunity mer owners of the Orbis Books Ltd. of London, England, is awarded annually for to rethink the history of Roma in the lands of the former Polish-Lithuanian the best book in any discipline, on any aspect of Polish affairs, published in the Commonwealth, that is, today’s Belarus, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and Ukraine. previous calendar year. In this book, the culmination of his over-half-a-century-long research on the subject, Mróz returns Roma to their rightful place in the mainstream of Polish Winner: Iryna Vushko and Central European history, showing that until the end of the Commonwealth Title: The Politics of Cultural Retreat: Imperial Bureaucracy in Austrian their position was no stranger or different than any other ethnic group inhabiting Galicia, 1772-1867 (Yale University Press) these territories. This historical revision single-handedly repudiates the lingering stereotype of Roma as the “eternal Other.” Working with rare and hard-to- The creation of the Austrian province of Galicia and Lodomeria on territory locate documents in Latin, Ruthenian and German, Mróz demonstrates that, shorn from the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in 1772 offered its new masters like Jews or Armenians, Roma enjoyed their own ethno-social and non-territorial an opportunity to put Enlightenment principles of rationality and universality into autonomy in the Commonwealth. An invaluable contribution of Mróz’s research practice. Into the presumably backward lands occupied by Poles, Ruthenians, is his uncovering of over a hundred and sixty original documents analyzed in the and Jews, the Habsburgs sent bureaucrats from Silesia, Bohemia, Styria, book. These priceless archival sources challenge the often preconceived notion the Austrian Netherlands, and Habsburg Italy. Their efforts to create rational that Roma represent an “ahistorical population”; rather, Mróz shows that Roma uniformity mostly failed, but the “politics of cultural retreat,” as Iryna Vushko ably history indeed can—and should—be probed with the use of historiographical describes the process, is no less worthy of our attention for that. In an insightful instruments. Roma-Gypsy Presence in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth: study of political paradoxes and unintended consequences, Vushko shows how 15th – 18th Centuries is an achievement that constitutes a turning point in our Austrian bureaucrats frequently came to implement versions of policies from understanding of Roma minority. After reading Mróz’s book, one can hardly the former Commonwealth, reified or even exacerbated divisions in society imagine the histories of the European continent and its political entities without by fomenting the emergence of modern nationalism, and, through emulation a chapter on Roma. of and intermarriage with the Francophone Polish-Lithuanian aristocracy and nobility, increasingly came to identify with Polish nationalism. Because GRADUATE STUDENT ESSAY PRIZE Vushko’s study extends nearly a century, she is able to show how complex and unpredictable the transition to the age of nationalism truly was, often through The ASEEES Graduate Student Essay Prize was established in 2006 and is award- the telling biographical detail of one of the children of these bureaucrats such ed for an outstanding essay by a graduate student in Slavic, East European, as Wincenty Pol, who became a major Polish writer, Józef Dietl, who served and Eurasian Studies. as the patriotic first Polish mayor of Cracow, or the writer Leopold von Sacher- Masoch, who eventually settled on Ruthenian self-identification. During this Winner: Anca Mandru period, Poles joined the Austrian bureaucracy, Ruthenians found a political Title: “The ‘Socialist Intellectual Brotherhood’ and the Nationalist Challenge” voice, and policies to control Jewish mobility and population growth largely (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) failed, while efforts to educate them in German proved quite successful. Vushko also demonstrates how short-term failure did not preclude the modernization of The winner of the 2016 ASEEES Graduate Student Essay Prize is Anca Mandru, this region or the development of imperial loyalties among all three groups. PhD candidate in the Department of History at the University of Illinois at Thanks to Vushko’s decision to place Austrian bureaucrats and their families at Urbana-Champaign. Her essay, “The ‘Socialist Intellectual Brotherhood’ and the center of the narrative, The Politics of Cultural Retreat sheds new light on the Nationalist Challenge,” explores the challenges of nationalism to Romanian crucial aspects that often teleological national histories have missed. The scope socialists’ internationalist agenda at the turn of the twentieth century. The essay and implications of this superbly researched, elegantly written, balanced, and is a chapter from her dissertation, “‘Socialism of Sentiment’: Culture, Progress persuasive book make it a valuable tool for scholars in disciplines spanning from and Community in the Early Romanian Left 1870-1914.” history and political science to literary and cultural studies. Mandru’s engaging essay makes a clear argument for seeing the Romanian case as indicative of broader contradictions within turn-of-the- Honorable Mention: Lech Mróz century radical politics. Mandru traces the gradual process of socialists’ Title: Roma-Gypsy Presence in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth: 15th – negotiation of nationalist ideas and language as a political reality rather than 18th Centuries (Central European University Press) as an ideological compromise. In their struggle for legitimacy in the national political arena, Romanian socialists—internally divided and often perceived as The Roma (“Gypsies”) are Central Europe’s largest stateless minority of “foreign” by the home public—had to address the national question and in the ten to twelve million people. During the modern period, Roma have been process became entangled in it. marginalized, denied their ethnic identity and language, and, alongside Jews, Mandru draws from a rich selection of socialist and leftist journals and targeted by Nazi Germany’s genocidal policy of a “Final Solution.” As a result, newspapers as her primary sources. Her essay makes a significant contribution Roma were written out from the region’s past and present; in fact, the group’s to the historiography of the European Left and will be of interest to scholars of current sociopolitical situation is eerily reminiscent of the United States’ Afro- nationalism, socialism, and Eastern European history. It also sheds light on the Americans prior to the Civil Rights Movement. It suffices to recall how few contemporary fluidity of the political spectrum in the region and beyond. Sunday 161 “Catherine II’s Publicist: The Russian Empire and the and Empire Russian The Publicist: II’s “Catherine Law of Nations in the Eighteenth Century” in Derzhavin’s “Jews Here, Jews There: Jewish Theme Public Writings and Poetry” “Bilingual Oral-formulaic Composition in the Slavic “Bilingual Oral-formulaic Composition Digenis Akritis” SS. 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TUCKER/STEPHEN F. COHEN DISSERTATION PRIZE DISSERTATION F. COHEN TUCKER/STEPHEN C. THE ROBERT 160 and professional forms of artistic collaboration (some adapted from pre- and professional forms of artistic collaboration intelligentsia as the and, turned coercive often traditions) revolutionary suppressed innovation and enforced protected itself from political crackdown, described as a deeply dysfunctional, a conservative aesthetic. What is amply and artists turned bureaucracies censorship the within system unpredictable and self- of maneuvering into highly skilled players of the games professionals and preemptive censors of their defense—but also made them into supplicants artists facing an all-powerful state, own output. Instead of depicting individual practices its and intelligentsia the that notion the reinforces work the therefore, system. Soviet the of cornerstone enduring an formed politics and culture in These findings are applicable to other cultural in the Soviet context more generally. to our understanding of cultural politics and scientific fields as well as suggests how we must expand our Finally, Goldman argues, the material here encompass such phenomena as peer understanding of censorship itself to group shaming. The case of Stalinism review, professional self-monitoring, and this “constitutive” censorship with more was distinctive in that it tightly paired censorship, blurring the boundaries frequently recognized forms of “regulative” group, and the state. among the individual author, the professional Leah Goldman’s dissertation, “Art of Intransigence: Soviet Composers dissertation, “Art of Intransigence: Leah Goldman’s contribution to our 1945-1957,” makes a distinct and Art Music Censorship, it involved than by showing just how much more understanding of censorship composers on Focusing compositions. forbidding approving or regulators and early opera, during the late Stalin (Zhdanov) of art music, in particular self-censorship and Goldman depicts elaborate forms of Khrushchev period, forms describes She Union. Composer’s the in monitoring group pre-censorship overlapped group a as (who censors and composers between collaboration of so elaborate that with the composers themselves) in education and activities model a is work The works. finished the of co-authors considered be can censors Soviet archival and wide-ranging research into multiple of deep, meticulous, of analysis that sources, displaying effective strategies and published primary way, the Along politics. cultural Soviet understand to bear to brought be can complex the illustrate to studies case deeply researched the work develops economic or material and culture, ideology, power, among interactions incentives. Winner: Title: of Chicago, 2015) 1945-1957” (The University The Tucker/Cohen Dissertation Prize, sponsored by the KAT Charitable by the KAT Prize, sponsored Dissertation The Tucker/Cohen doctoral English-language outstanding an for annually awarded is Foundation, practiced in the tradition politics and history in Soviet or Post-Soviet dissertation F. Cohen. C. Tucker and Stephen by Robert Sunday 163 Madison
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“German Jewish Anarchists and their Response to the Jewish Anarchists and “German ‘Jewish Question’” “On Petya’s Raisins: from Individual to Cultural Memory to Cultural Raisins: from Individual “On Petya’s Peace’” in ‘War and the Hostile Koznyshev and of Polemics Past: “Memories Karenina’” Critic in ‘Anna “Как Бога помнит: Memory, Forgetfulness Self” Making of the Tolstoyan and the Sculptural Imagination?” “How Somatic is Norwid’s Dump and Eternity. The New Realism “Between Refuse Tadeusz Kantor, (Tadeusz Group Cracow the of Różewicz, Mieczysław Porębski)” “Miron Białoszewski of Poland” Literature in the People’s Republic and the Oral Circulation of “Jewish Radicals in the Narod: Nationality and Antisemitism “Jewish Radicals in the Narod: Nationality of 1874” in the Going to the People Movement ‘Jewish the and Socialiste’ ‘Revue the Malon, “Benoît Question’ in the Russian Empire in the Late 19th Century” Oliver Schulz, Blaise Pascal U (France) Carsten Schapkow, U of Oklahoma Andrew Sloin, CUNY Baruch College Marc Elie, Research Center for Russian, Caucasian and Marc Elie, Research Center for Russian, Central European Studies (France) Tower Suite 8218, Lobby Level Park Tower Room Tower Room - Park Novels Major Tolstoy’s in Remembrance Lobby Level 8216, Urbana-Champaign Illinois at U of C. Finke, Michael U of Georgia Charles Byrd, of Alabama Drozd, U Andrew Michael Jesse Stavis, U of Wisconsin-Madison Mason U John Burt Foster, George in Poetry Polish Tangible: the and Audible, the Visible, The 8217, Lobby Level Arts - Park Tower Room the Context of the UNC at Chapel Hill Ewa Wampuszyc, U of Fribourg (Switzerland) Christian Zehnder, U of Tübingen (Germany) Michal Mrugalski, Aleksandra Kremer, Harvard U Ewa Wampuszyc, UNC at Chapel Hill and Humanities in the Internationalization of Social Science - History of Russian Science (1920-2010) Alexander Dmitriev, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) Alexander Dmitriev, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) Irina M. Savelieva, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) Boris Stepanov, NRU Higher School Anti- and Question” “Jewish the to Responses Left-Wing - Park Tower Suite 8219, (1870s-1920s) Russia in Semitism Lobby Level Markus Wien, American U (Bulgaria) Eric McCurdy Johnson, UC Berkeley Disc.: Part.: Chair: 12-25 Chair: Papers: Disc.: 12-26 Chair: Papers: Disc.: 12-27 12-28 Chair: Papers: “‘Communists, Komsomols, Pioneers!’: Soviet Popular Soviet Popular Pioneers!’: Komsomols, “‘Communists, Cosmonaut Everyman” the Making of the Song and Cult” the Postwar Stalin Spectatorship and “Cinema Ersatz Public Sphere” Under Stalin as “Jazz Music Amputation of Nightmare Narrative” “Happy Moscow: and the Poetics of Dynamic “Platonov’s Dzhan Equilibrium” Cosmic of Drama Tract: Ethereal “Platonov’s Biotechnology” Modern Romanian “Hellenophobia to Russophobia: and the Russian Nationalism between the Greek Others (1800-1856)” The Interplay of Russianness: for Metaphor a “Seeking Century Local and National Identity in Mid-Nineteenth Kazan (1815-1861)” in Russophobia of Rise The Coming: Are Russians “The Greece (1856-1914)” “Plotting the Family” “Marriage as Fellowship: Self and Other in Dostoevsky and George Eliot” “Seriozha Karenina and Tolstoy’s Crisis” Gabrielle Cornish, U of Rochester U of Cornish, Gabrielle (UK) U of Oxford Claire Knight, State U J. Beresford, Arizona Benjamin (Canada) U of Victoria Megan Swift, - Temporality, Body, and Biotechnology Andrei Platonov: 8210, Lobby Level Park Tower Room U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Lilya Kaganovsky, Indiana U Bloomington Rebecca Baumgartner, Middlebury College Timothy J Portice, of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Marina Filipovic, U The State U of New Jersey Emily Stetson Van Buskirk, Rutgers, Contested Visions of From Russomania to Russophobia: 1800-1914 - Area, Volga the and Balkans the in Russianness Park Tower Room 8211, Lobby Level Lucien Frary, Rider U Victor Taki, King’s U (Canada) Eric W Johnson, U of Washington State U Denis V. Vovchenko, Northeastern Alabama Mara Veronica Kozelsky, U of South Novel - Park Tower Room Family in the 19th-Century Realist 8212, Lobby Level Anne Lounsbery, New York U Anna A. Berman, McGill U (Canada) Melissa Frazier, Sarah Lawrence College David M.B.L. Herman, U of Virginia Lina B. Steiner, U of Bonn (Germany) 166
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“Contemporary Russian State Nationalism 2012–2016 – Narratives and Reception” Anti-Government Individual of Propensity “Measuring Protest Behavior in Russia” “1989 vs. 1991: The End of the Cold War, the End of the of End the War, Cold the of End The 1991: vs. “1989 of Conflict in Ukraine” USSR, and the Origins Reassessing Stalin “Russian Politics and Soviet Past: and Stalinism Under Putin” Ukraine - Russia the in Enemy the of Image “The Conflict” in Institutions in Trust on Lenses Comparative “Two and Contrasts Putin-Era Russia: Temporal Dynamics in 2015” with Ukraine, Azerbaijan, and Kyrgyzstan after Crimea?” “Why Did Russians Rally around Putin “Observations on High Inflation in Russia in 2014 and 2015” and 2014 in Russia in Inflation High on “Observations “Credit, Investment and Economic Growth in the EAEU” “Credit, Investment “Understanding the ‘Silovik’ Mindset in the Russian Elite” “Understanding the ‘Silovik’ Mindset “Impossible Mission Forces for Developing Mission Forces “Impossible Manufacturing?” Richard E. Ericson, East Carolina U Richard E. Ericson, Shinichiro Tabata, Hokkaido U (Japan) Shinichiro Tabata, Regina Smyth, Indiana U Bloomington Politics - Thurgood Marshall West, Russian Contemporary Mezzanine Nikolay Petrov, NRU Higher School of Economics (Russia) Veera Laine, Finnish Institute of International Affairs (Finland) Sasha de Vogel, U of Michigan Michael V. Alexeev, Indiana U Bloomington Michael V. Alexeev, at Home and Abroad - Thurgood Russian Power Projection Marshall North, Mezzanine of Rhode Island Nicolai N. Petro, U Higher School of Economics (Russia) Yuval Weber, NRU Academy, West Point Thomas Dean Sherlock, U.S. Military of Sciences (Ukraine) Denys Kiryukhin, National Academy U of Lublin (Poland) Tomasz Stepniewski, John Paul II Catholic Perspective in Comparative Russia in Attitudes Elite Mass and - Thurgood Marshall South, Mezzanine NRU Higher School of Polina Mikhailovna Kozyreva, RAN (Russia) Economics / Institute of Sociology Ted Gerber, U of Wisconsin-Madison U Henry E. Hale, George Washington Sharon Werning Rivera, Hamilton College Economies of Russia and CIS Countries in the Turbulent World: World: Turbulent the in Countries CIS and Russia of Economies Marshall - Thurgood (1) Analysis and Statistical Comparative East, Mezzanine Data Watch Belkindas, Open Misha V. U (Japan) Kuboniwa, Hitotsubashi Masaaki (Russia) U at St. Petersburg European Yulia Vymyatnina, Disc.:
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“Empire, Religion, Nation: Christian-Socialists between Nation: Christian-Socialists between “Empire, Religion, and Nation States” the Austrian Empire Unions and Strikes “The Epic of Labor Disputes: Mining in Romania and Mexico, 1990-2000s” Serfdom and “The Transition that Never Happened: Cross-Border A – 1864-1907 Romania in Neoserfdom Comparison” Legacies of “Precariousness of Transition: Contested Czech Republic” Women Dissidents and Exiles in the “Post-Soviet Conspiracy Claims” Conspiracy “Post-Soviet of Being (a Nation-State): Smallness “The Unbearable of ‘Homeland’ in Post- Empire-Sized Conceptions and Austria” Imperial Hungary “The Post-Galician Multicultural Dialogue in Modern in Dialogue Multicultural Post-Galician “The Anthologies” “‘The unseen Austria that remained in our midst’: Empire midst’: our in remained that Austria unseen “‘The post-1918 Bukovina” in Aftermath its and Life of Way a as Iryna Vushko, CUNY Hunter College Iryna Vushko, CUNY Notre Dame John D Deak, U of Transition: Tensions, Clashes, Throwbacks Metamorphoses of - Tyler, Mezzanine College James Frusetta, Hampden-Sydney Anca Glont, U of Dayton Irina Marin, U of Leicester (UK) Lincoln Hana Waisserova, U of Nebraska at College James Frusetta, Hampden-Sydney of Case The Relations: International in “Crisis” Rethinking Post-Soviet Ukraine - (Roundtable) - Virginia A, Lobby Level College Dovile Budryte, Georgia Gwinnett College Dovile Budryte, Georgia Gwinnett Scott Radnitz, U of Washington Radnitz, Scott Baylor U Sergiy Kudelia, the “Interwar” as Evaluating Prologue, or Neither? Epilogue, Mezzanine Europe - Truman, in East Central “Post-Imperial” European U (Hungary) Cirjan, Central Mihai-Dan U of Pittsburgh Andrew Behrendt, U Cristina Florea, Princeton Ivan Katchanovski, U of Ottawa (Canada) Oksana Klymovych, Emory U and Political Ellie Knott, London School of Economics Science (UK) Lidiya Zubytska, U of Kansas Culture and Historical Change in Central and Eastern Europe - Virginia B, Lobby Level Charters S. Wynn, U of Texas at Austin Olha Voznyuk, U of Vienna (Austria) 170
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“Returning Home? Jewish Life in Transcarpathia after “Returning Home? Jewish Life in Transcarpathia the Holocaust” a in Antisemitism Postwar and Survivors “Holocaust Soviet Borderland City, Chernivtsi (1944-1950)” Jews Asian Central Urban Local? the from “Estranged during War Time” “Catherine II and Voltaire: Imperial Chimeras and Chimeras Imperial Voltaire: and II “Catherine Enlightenment” of the Utopias of the Polish Origins Mickiewicz– Tutchev: “Pushkin– Russian Prophetism” in Subtexts European Mickiewicz: Byron– “Pushkin– Last Caucasian Poem” Pushkin’s and the Creation of the World “Stalin’s Art Sales Russian Icon Market” Valaam” “The ‘Holy Island’ Girl with Peaches: Cultural Heritage, “Inheriting Serov’s Enslavement (Re- Spiritual Values, and Symbolic reading Alexander Bogdanov)” Russell Edward Martin, Westminster College Russell Edward Martin, Westminster U, Fullerton Donald Matthewson, California State Julius Wachtel, California State U, Fullerton Beyond and II War World during Periphery Soviet the in Jews - Madison B, Mezzanine Anna Shternshis, U of Toronto (Canada) Anya Quilitzsch, U of Michigan Natalya Lazar, Clark U Flora J Roberts, U of Tübingen (Germany) Anna Shternshis, U of Toronto (Canada) Economic Ideas in the Soviet Union: History, Sociology, Politics - (Roundtable) - Marriott Balcony A, Mezzanine Johanna K. Bockman, George Mason U Vera J. Proskurina, Emory U Emory J. Proskurina, Vera Studies Press Academic Igor Nemirovsky, Emory U Oleg A. Proskurin, Bowdoin College Alyssa Dinega Gillespie, Johnson, Found - and Lost Heritage Cultural Russian Mezzanine Rutgers, The State U of New Jersey Jane Ashton Sharp, U of South Carolina Elena A. Osokina, Virginia Katia Dianina, U of Södertörn U (Sweden) Irina Sandomirskaja, Wendy R. Salmond, Chapman U Using Fiction in the Classroom - (Roundtable) - Madison A, Mezzanine Carolyn J. Pouncy, Georgetown U Beach Andrew Jenks, California State U, Long 13-10 Chair: Papers: Disc.: 13-11 Chair: Papers: Disc.: 13-08 Chair: Papers: Disc.: 13-09 Chair: Part.:
“Mediating “Mediating Conflict: Russian Orthodox Church Narratives Critics and their of Church the Perspective from Internet” on the Russian ‘Church and Rethinking the Preaching “Virtual Political Concept” of Majority’ “Whither the ‘Soviet People’? Ideological Discourse “Whither the ‘Soviet People’? Ideological and Interethnic Relations, 1977-1991” in Sentence Death a Appealing Reform: and “Mercy the Soviet Union, 1982-1991” Intelligentsia in “Truths, Lies and Half-Truths: The Liberal Glasnost” Search for Moral Purification Through in Tolstoy and “The Author’s Labor: Work and Idleness Aikhenvald” of Problem and the Nabokov, “Aikhenvald, Dostoevsky’s ‘Craftsmanship’” the of and the First Death Nabokov, “Aikhenvald, Author” Hanna Staehle, U of Passau (Germany) U of Passau Staehle, Hanna Information & Center for Verkhovsky, SOVA Alexander Analysis (Russia) U Victoria Smolkin, Wesleyan - Fall of the Soviet Industrial Sublime The Rise and the Mezzanine (Roundtable) - Harding, (Russia) NRU Higher School of Economics Angelina Lucento, U Daria Ezerova, Yale Nicholas Kyle Kupensky, Yale U Nicholas Kyle Kupensky, U of Chicago William Scott Nickell, Middlebury College Timothy J Portice, of and Deed: The Use and Disuse Perestroika in Word Hoover, the Soviet Union’s Final Decade - Language During Mezzanine Joseph Kellner, UC Berkeley Anna Marie Whittington, U of Michigan Yana Skorobogatov, UC Berkeley Guillaume Sauvé, Sciences-Po (France) Juliane Fuerst, U of Bristol (UK) of Stakes the and Aikhenvald Nabokov: Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, Criticism - Jackson, Mezzanine Francisco Javier Picon, Columbia U U Tatyana Gershkovich, Carnegie Mellon Hill Stanislav Shvabrin, UNC at Chapel Stephen Blackwell, U of Tennessee Randall Allen Poole, College of St. Scholastica Europe - with Dialogues: Conversations Power of The Jefferson, Mezzanine Nancy Condee, U of Pittsburgh 174
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“Tracing Silence on Maps: Evaluating Historical Maps Maps Historical Evaluating on Maps: Silence “Tracing Sensing” Europe Using Remote of Central of the Great The Maps of Starvation: “The Geography Famine, 1932-1933” Ukrainian “Native Sons, Russophone Fathers: Yury Rytkheu and “Native Sons, Russophone Fathers: Literature” Vladimir Sangi as Test Cases for Russophone gory’ in the “Requiem for a Culture? ‘Kogda padaiut Context of Chingiz Aitmatov’s Oeuvre” Sadulaev’s ‘I “Memory, Myth, and Identity: German Am a Chechen’” Charlotte Ilse Felicitas Gohr, Herder Institute for Historical for Historical Institute Herder Gohr, Felicitas Ilse Charlotte (Germany) Europe East Central on Research U Bondarenko, Harvard Kostyantyn U of Chicago Faith C. Hillis, Mezzanine Bridge of Spies - (Roundtable) - McKinley, US Naval Academy Thomas Sanders, Eric Naiman, UC Berkeley Pauline Fairclough, U of Bristol (UK) Simo Mikkonen, U of Jyväskylä (Finland) Kiril Tomoff, UC Riverside Dane Reighard, UCLA Northeastern U Harlow Loomis Robinson, U of Arizona Christopher Ryan, Mt Holyoke College Peter Joseph Scotto, Literature: Russian Late/Post-Soviet in Writers Non-Russian 8205, Natives - Park Tower Room Inscribing the Empire’s Lobby Level Tech U Erin M. Collopy, Texas U Rebecca Jane Stanton, Columbia U Anthony James Qualin, Texas Tech John Preston Hope, Purdue U Samuel Hodgkin, U of Chicago in English Translation Osip Mandelstam at 125 (III): Afterlives Lobby Level - (Roundtable) - Park Tower Room 8206, Martha M. F. Kelly, U of Missouri Alexander Cigale, Queens College Elizaveta Levina, U of Southern California Leeore Schnairsohn, New York U Presse Matvei Yankelevich, Ugly Duckling - and Soviet Music New Research Directions in Russian Lobby Level (Roundtable) - Park Tower Room 8209, Study Group College Rebecca Anne Mitchell, Middlebury Kevin Michael Bartig, Michigan State U Disc.: 13-18 Chair: Part.: 13-19 Chair: Papers: Disc.: 13-20 Chair: Part.: 13-21 European and Eurasian Music Sponsored by: ASEEES Russian, East Chair: Part.:
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“1956 and the End of the Eastern European Socialist European Eastern the of End the and “1956 Realist Project” “A Writer’s Revolution? Lukács in 1956” “‘By Means of Their Profession’: GDR Writers between January 1956 and October 1957” “Russia and China in the Global Imbalance of in the Global Imbalance “Russia and China Market” International Financial Patterns of Russia” “Evaluating Trade Tells Us about Industrial Policy that “What Uzbekistan We Did Not Know?” Clifford G. Gaddy, Brookings Institution Clifford G. Gaddy, Media Coverage Playing on Ignorance and Fear: Western of The “Russian Threat” - (Roundtable) - Thurgood Marshall North, Mezzanine Vladimir B. Golstein, Brown U Tina Jennings, U of Oxford (UK) Sergei Nikitich Khrushchev, Brown U (UK) Rachel Anne Polonsky, U of Cambridge Richard T. Sakwa, U of Kent (UK) Political and Social Stress: Grassroots Reponses to Economic, (Roundtable) - Thurgood Russia’s Crisis from the Ground Up - Marshall South, Mezzanine London (UK) Samuel Aaron Greene, King’s College Mexico U Allison Denise Evans, Western New Natalia Forrat, Northwestern U Virginie Lasnier, McGill U (Canada) Practices, Theories, Literatures: European Eastern and 1956 People - Thurgood Marshall West, Mezzanine Arlington Patryk Jan Babiracki, U of Texas at (UK) Evgeny A. Dobrenko, U of Sheffield (Hungary) Tamas Scheibner, Eötvös Loránd U Natalia Skradol, U of Sheffield (UK) Rossen Djagalov, New York U Vanni D’Alessio, U of Rijeka (Croatia) U of Rijeka D’Alessio, Vanni Primorska / U of (Italy) U Institute European Klabjan, Borut (Slovenia) K Reill, U of Miami Dominique U Worsnick, New York Matthew World: Turbulent the in Countries CIS and Russia of Economies Marshall Analysis (2) - Thurgood and Statistical Comparative East, Mezzanine of Chicago James A. Leitzel, U Gakuin U (Japan) Akira Uegaki, Seinan Research Institute (Japan) Yugo Konno, Mizuho Economic School (Russia) Vladimir Popov, New Pennsylvania State U Barry William Ickes, 13-38 Chair: Part.: 13-39 Chair: Part.: 13-40 Chair: Papers: Disc.: 13-37 Chair: Papers: Disc.:
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“From Russia, With Code” Uneasy History of “How Not to Network a Nation: The the Soviet Internet” Afterlives of “Fizmat on the Charles: The American Soviet Math Schools” “‘The Investigators Traded Places with the Poets’: The The Poets’: the with Places Traded Investigators “‘The Trial” Committee Anti-Fascist Jewish the of Languages Judgment” “Bergelson’s Kevin Deegan-Krause, Wayne State U Kevin Deegan-Krause, Stanford U Anna Grzymala-Busse, Rutgers, The State U of New Jersey R. Daniel Kelemen, UNC at Chapel Hill Milada Anna Vachudova, Humanities Eurasian and Slavic the in GIS and Mapping 7: DH A, Lobby Level - (Roundtable) - Maryland Higher School of Economics (Russia) Seth Bernstein, NRU Gavrilova, U of Oxford (UK) Sofia Andereevna Krista Goff, U of Miami U Kelly O’Neill, Harvard Michael Polczynski, Georgetown U Women’s in Feminisms Post-socialist Field: the Expanding Lobby and Gender Studies - (Roundtable) - Maryland B, Level Laurie S. Stoff, Arizona State U U / European Humanities Elena Gapova, Western Michigan U (Lithuania) Wheaton College Erin Krafft, U of Massachusetts Dartmouth/ Betsy Jones Hemenway, Loyola U Chicago College Park Catherine Ann Schuler, U of Maryland, U Jennifer Anne Suchland, Ohio State Science in Russia and Parting the Digital Curtain: Computer Beyond - Maryland C, Lobby Level Loren R. Graham, MIT/ Harvard U Lepinay, Antonin Vincent and Davis, UC Biagioli, Mario Sciences-Po (France) Benjamin Peters, U of Tulsa at St. Petersburg (Russia) Diana Kurkovsky West, European U Slava Gerovitch, MIT Popular Culture and Society in Russia, Ukraine, and Yugoslavia - McKinley, Mezzanine Sergei Toymentsev, Florida State U Harriet Lisa Murav, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Illinois at U of Lisa Murav, Harriet U Estraikh, New York Gennady - in Central Europe Deterioration Democratic B, Mezzanine Marriott Balcony Florida H. Bernhard, U of Michael European U (Hungary) T András Bozóki, Central 14-15 Chair: Part.: 14-16 Chair: Part.: 14-17 Chair: Papers: Disc.: 14-18 Chair: Disc.: 14-12 Chair: Part.:
“Swan Lake Politics: Russian Ballet as the Sources of the Sources as Ballet Politics: Russian Lake “Swan and Resistance” Conformity of the Cultural Policy and Shifts in Soviet “Translation 1950s-1960s” Everythingism Critiques Zaum” “No Future/No Past: Cubist Novel” “The Defense: Nabokov’s at d’Or’ Coq ‘Le Tchelitchew’s Men: and Birds “Of a in 1923 and the Creation of the Berlin State Opera Modernist Diaspora” “‘What’s Love Got to Do with It’: Jaroslav Seifert as Seifert Jaroslav It’: with Do to Got Love “‘What’s 1927-1929” Editor of the Communist Journal Reflektor, Stereotypes and “Viragoes and Feeble Men? Gender Press, 1920-1925” ‘The Nation’ in the Austrian Satirical “Code Words and Their Contexts in the Transcripts of the Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee Trial” “Images of the Female Body on Film: Remaking “Images of the Female Body on Gender and Nation in Interwar Hungary” Inkyu Kang, Pennsylvannia State U, Behrend State Kang, Pennsylvannia Inkyu (Russia) U for the Humanities Russian State Mariia Smirnova, U Erken, Ohio State Emily Alane Mezzanine - Jefferson, Arts in Russian Literature The Visual Columbia U Robyn Miller Jensen, Noble, Columbia U Brittany Paige Pheiffer U of Kansas Megan Hilliard Luttrell, College Roman Utkin, Davidson U Molly Brunson, Yale History in American Archives: Researching Photography Soviet and Post-Soviet and Highlights of Russian Imperial, Collections - (Roundtable) - Johnson, Mezzanine New Jersey Ksenia Nouril, Rutgers, The State U of Andrew Hale, Anahita Gallery, Inc Djurdja Bartlett, U of the Arts London (UK) Djurdja Bartlett, U of the Arts London of Art (UK) Julia Secklehner, Courtauld Institute Karla Huebner, Wright State U Trial of the Jewish Anti- Language, Fiction, and Power at the Fascist Committee - Madison B, Mezzanine Gennady Estraikh, New York U Alexander D. Nakhimovsky, Colgate U Anna Schur, Keene State College Susan Smith-Peter, CUNY College of Staten Island Susan Smith-Peter, CUNY College of Heather S. Sonntag, U of Wisconsin-Madison of Economics (Russia) Jessica Werneke, NRU Higher School Media Central-European the in Body Female the of Notions in the Interwar Period - Madison A, Mezzanine Thomas W. Ort, CUNY Queens College Anna Manchin, Independent Scholar 186
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“Spies Unlike Us: Heroes of the Cold War Invisible Front the Cold War Invisible Us: Heroes of “Spies Unlike Film’” Polish, and East German in Soviet, Postwar of and the Modernization Resources “Foreign Soviet Cinema (1956-1970)” Goes to Algiers” “Vasilii Ivanovich in Cold War Trieste/Trst” “Memory Activism Shopping: Triestine “Spacing Memories of Socialist Ponte Rosso as Memory Site” and Narratives of “‘Foiba di Basovizza’: The Process Building New Italian Identity” Russia’s of Spread The Diffusion: Policy “Authoritarian Healthcare Modernization Program” Political “The Determinants of Businessperson Candidacy” Connections” “Public-Private Partnerships and Political Andrew C. Kuchins, Georgetown U Marie Mendras, Sciences-Po (France) / German Marshall Fund of the US Igor Zevelev, Woodrow Wilson Center Windows and Mirrors: Soviet Screens and the World Stage - the World and Screens Soviet and Mirrors: Windows Mezzanine Taft, UC Berkeley Joy Neumeyer, U Amar, Columbia Tarik Cyril en Sciences Hautes Etudes Ecole des Irina Tcherneva, (France) Sociales Berkeley Jason Morton, UC Yuri Tsivian, U of Chicago Space in the Italo-Yugoslav Borderland History, Memory and - Taylor, Mezzanine U of Rijeka (Croatia) Vjeran Ivan Pavlakovic, U Institute (Italy) / U of Primorska Borut Klabjan, European (Slovenia) Academy of Sciences & Arts Tanja Petrovic, Slovenian (Slovenia) Miha Kosmac, U of Primorska (Slovenia) U Nancy M. Wingfield, Northern Illinois - Russia Pressure Politics in Post-communist East, Mezzanine Boulder Srinivas Parinandi, U of Colorado at at Boulder, and Srinivas Sarah Wilson Sokhey, U of Colorado Parinandi, U of Colorado at Boulder David Szakonyi, Columbia U of Economics (Russia) Israel Marques, NRU Higher School Noah Buckley, Columbia U Built? - (Roundtable) - Russia and the West: Can Trust Be Thurgood Marshall North, Mezzanine Tuomas Forsberg, U of Tampere (Finland) Joan T. DeBardeleben, Carleton U (Canada) 14-35 Chair: Papers: Disc.: 14-36 Chair: Papers: Disc.: 14-37 Chair: Papers: Disc.: 14-38 Chair: Part.:
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