American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies 38Th National Convention November 16–19, 2006

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American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies

38th National Convention November 16–19, 2006

Omni Shoreham Hotel Washington, DC American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies 8 Story Street, 3rd ﬂ oor Cambridge, MA 02138 tel.: 617-495-0677, fax: 617-495-0680 e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.aaass.org iii

CONTENTS Convention Schedule Overview ...... iv List of the Meeting Rooms at the Omni Shoreham Hotel ...... v Diagrams of Meeting Rooms ...... vi-vii Exhibit Hall Diagram ...... viii Index of Exhibitors, Alphabetical...... ix Index of Exhibitors, by Booth Number ...... x 2006 AAASS Board of Directors ...... xi AAASS National Ofﬁ ce ...... xi Program Committee for the Washington, DC Convention ...... xi AAASS Afﬁ liates ...... xii 2006 AAASS Institutional Members ...... xiii Program Summary ...... xiv Important Meeting Notes ...... xxx Program: Daily Schedule Thursday, November 16 Session 1 ...... 1:00 P.M. – 3:00 P.M...... 1 Session 2 ...... 3:15 P.M. – 5:15 P.M...... 7 Session 3 ...... 5:30 P.M. – 7:30 P.M...... 14 Opening Reception & Tour of the Exhibit Hall (6 P.M.) ...... 19 Friday, November 17 Session 4 ...... 8:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M...... 20 Session 5 ...... 10:15 A.M. – 12:15 P.M...... 26 Presidential Plenary Session (12:30 P.M.)...... 33 Session 6 ...... 2:15 P.M. – 4:15 P.M...... 33 Session 7 ...... 4:30 P.M. – 6:30 P.M...... 39 AAASS Annual Meeting (6:30 P.M.) ...... 45 Evening Events ...... 45 Saturday, November 18 Session 8 ...... 8:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M...... 46 Session 9 ...... 10:15 A.M. – 12:15 P.M...... 52 Session 10 ...... 2:00 P.M. – 4:00 P.M...... 58 Session 11 ...... 4:15 P.M. – 6:15 P.M...... 65 Cocktail Reception (6:30 P.M.)...... 71 Awards Presentation and President’s Address (7:15 P.M.) ..... 71 Sunday, November 19 Session 12 ...... 8:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M...... 74 Session 13 ...... 10:15 A.M. – 12:15 P.M...... 80 Advertisements ...... 85 Index of Convention Participants ...... 119 Index of Advertisers ...... 145

Please refer to the “Program Supplement” for last-minute changes to this Program. iv

CONVENTION SCHEDULE OVERVIEW The Registration Desk is located in the Regency Gallery, on level 1B (take West Promenade around elevators and down stairs or west elevators to Level 1B. Behind elevators). Meetings for afﬁ liate organizations and committees are listed in the main section of this Convention Program, at the beginning of the session for which they are scheduled. See also the end of each day’s listing for other events.

Thursday, November 16 Registration Desk Hours ...... 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. Exhibit Hall Hours ...... 3:00 P.M. - 8:30 P.M. AAASS Board Meeting ...... 8:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. Session 1 ...... 1:00 P.M. - 3:00 P.M. Session 2 ...... 3:15 P.M. - 5:15 P.M. Session 3 ...... 5:30 P.M. - 7:30 P.M.

Opening Reception and Tour of the Exhibit Hall (open to all) - 6:00 P.M. - Regency Ballroom. For further details, please see page 19 of the program. Friday, November 17 Registration Desk Hours ...... 7:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Exhibit Hall Hours ...... 10:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. Session 4 ...... 8:00 A.M. - 10:00 A.M. Session 5 ...... 10:15 A.M. - 12:15 P.M.

Presidential Plenary Session (open to all) - 12:30 P.M. - Blue Room - “How Can Aca- demic Historical Work Inﬂ uence Debates about the Present and Future of Our Region” with Ronald G. Suny, U of Michigan as Chair; Harley D. Balzer, Georgetown U; Stephen F. Cohen, New York U; Nikolas Gvosdev, The National Interest; Stephen E. Hanson, U of Washington; and Fiona Hill, Brookings Institution.

Session 6 ...... 2:15 P.M. - 4:15 P.M. Session 7 ...... 4:30 P.M. - 6:30 P.M.

AAASS Annual Meeting (open to all) - 6:30 P.M. - Blue Room Saturday, November 18 Registration Desk Hours ...... 7:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Exhibit Hall Hours ...... 10:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. Session 8 ...... 8:00 A.M. - 10:00 A.M. Session 9 ...... 10:15 A.M. - 12:15 P.M. Session 10 ...... 2:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. Session 11 ...... 4:15 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

AAASS Awards Presentation, President’s Address, and Cocktail Reception - Blue Room - Cocktail Reception (by ticket only) begins at 6:30 P.M., tickets are on sale at the AAASS registration desk on Thursday only; Awards Presentation (open to all) begins at 7:15 P.M. For the list of awards that will be presented, and the details about the President’s address, please see pages 71-73 of the program.

Sunday, November 19 Registration Desk Hours ...... 7:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M. Exhibit Hall Hours ...... 10:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. Session 12 ...... 8:00 A.M. - 10:00 A.M. Session 13 ...... 10:15 A.M. - 12:15 P.M. v

OMNI SHOREHAM HOTEL MEETING ROOMS (see the room diagrams on the following pages)

Ambassador Ballroom ...... West Promenade around elevators and down stairs or west elevator to Level 1B. Behind elevator. Blue Room, Blue Room Pre-Function .... East Promenade down steps to right of east elevators. Cabinet Room ...... West Promenade, sharp right at west elevator to end of corridor. Calvert Room...... East Promenade, turn left at the elevator. Capitol Room ...... East Promenade, go to left of east elevators then to end of corridor. Chairman’s Boardroom ...... East Promenade, go left of east elevators then make fi rst left. Committee Room ...... West Promenade, go to the right and around to the back of west elevators. Congressional Room A / B ...... West Promenade, sharp right at west elevators to end of corridor. Council Room ...... West Promenade, sharp right at west elevator, end of corridor. Diplomat Ballroom ...... West Promenade, to fi rst stairway on left. Director’s Room ...... West Promenade, at west elevators go to right and around elevators. Embassy Room ...... East Promenade, at east elevator go to the left. Empire Ballroom ...... West Promenade to west elevators down to level 2B or stairs to left of west elevators, make left then down large staircase. Executive Room ...... West Promenade, at west elevators go to the right then around other side of elevators, next to stairway. Forum Room ...... West Promenade, sharp right at west elevator, end of corridor. Governor’s Boardroom ...... East Promenade, left at east elevators then make fi rst left to end of corridor. Hampton Ballroom ...... East Promenade, left at east elevators. Palladian Ballroom ...... West Promenade, left down stairs before west elevators directly ahead. Presidential Boardroom ...... East Promenade, left at east elevators, fi rst room on the left. Regency Ballroom ...... West Promenade around elevators and down stairs or west elevators to Level 1B. Behind elevators. Senate Room ...... West Promenade, sharp right at west elevator, end of corridor. Suites ...... if the room number is lower than 40 (i.e. Room 239), use the east elevator the fl oor indicated (i.e. second fl oor) and follow the signs to the correct room. If the room number is higher than 40 (i.e. Room 241), use the west elevator the fl oor indicated (i.e. second fl oor) and follow the signs to the correct room. vi

OMNI SHOREHAM HOTEL MEETING ROOM DIAGRAMS Main Level and Level 2B (to get to Level 2B take West Promenade to west elevators down to level 2B or stairs to left of west elevators, make left down large staircase) LEVEL 2B EAST PROMENADE WEST PROMENADE vii

OMNI SHOREHAM HOTEL MEETING ROOM DIAGRAMS Level 1B (take West Promenade around elevators and down stairs or west elevators to level 1B. Behind elevators)

k Gallery Regency

AAASS Registration Des AAASS Exhibit Hall viii

EXHIBIT HALL The Exhibit Hall is located in the Regency Ballroom, on level 1B (take West Promenade around elevators and down stairs or west elevators to level 1B. Behind elevators) ix

INDEX OF EXHIBITORS – Alphabetical Listing (with booth number)

Academia Rossica ...... 414 M.E. Sharpe ...... 502 & 504 Academic International Press ...... 201 Natasha Kozmenko Booksellers ...... 602 American Councils for International National Council for Eurasian Education: ACTR/ACCELS ...... 310 and East European Research ...... 203 Association Book Exhibit ...... 603 New Literary Review ...... 411 Association for Women Northern Illinois University Press .... 402 in Slavic Studies ...... 410 Northwestern University Press ...... 512 Bard College ...... 514 Oxford University Press ...... 306 Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers ...... 214 Panorama of Russia ...... 613 Cambridge University Press ...... 307 Penn State Press ...... 412 Carnegie Endowment Polonia Bookstore, Inc...... 413 for International Peace ...... 206 Radovan I. Matanic ...... 211 Carpatho-Rusyn Research Center .. 506 Routledge ...... 103 Cases Publications ...... 600 Rowman & Littleﬁ eld Publishers ...... 101 Central and East European Online Library ...... 315 Russia Online, Inc...... 301 Central European University Press . 207 Russia Proﬁ le ...... 511 Central Intelligence Agency ...... 510 Russian and East European Institute, Indiana University ...... 405 Charles Schlacks, Jr., Publisher ...... 505 Russian Studies Publications ...... 107 Columbia University Press ...... 507 Serbica Books ...... 314 Cornell University Press ...... 400 Slavica Publishers ...... 403 Council for International Exchange of Scholars ...... 300 Swets Information Services ...... 503 East View Taylor & Francis ...... 105 Information Services ...... 401 & 500 The Carl Beck Papers...... 303 Harvard Ukrainian The Edwin Mellen Press ...... 604 Research Institute ...... 210 The Russian Review ...... 312 Harvard University Press ...... 205 The Scholar’s Choice...... 404 & 406 Heldref Publications ...... 606 University of Pittsburgh Press...... 305 IDC Publishers, University of Washington Press ...... 313 an imprint of Brill ...... 202 & 204 University of Zagreb, Indiana University Press ...... 407 Centre for Croatian Studies 213 & 215 Integrum World Wide ...... 609 Woodrow Wilson International Center IREX ...... 302 for Scholars ...... 501 Istituto per L’Europa Centro-Orientale Yale University Press ...... 200 e Balcanica ...... 311 Lexicon Maciej Wolinski ...... 304 x

INDEX OF EXHIBITORS – by Booth Number

101.....Rowman & Littleﬁ eld Publishers 314.....Serbica Books 103 ....Routledge 315.....Central and East European 105.....Taylor & Francis Online Library 107 ....Russian Studies Publications 400.....Cornell University Press 200.....Yale University Press 401.....East View Information Services 201 ....Academic International Press 402.....Northern Illinois University Press 202.....IDC Publishers, an imprint of Brill 403 ....Slavica Publishers 203.....National Council for Eurasian 404.....The Scholar’s Choice and East European Research 405.....Russian and East European 204.....IDC Publishers, Institute, Indiana University an imprint of Brill 406.....The Scholar’s Choice 205 ....Harvard University Press 407.....Indiana University Press 206.....Carnegie Endowment for 410.....Association for Women International Peace in Slavic Studies 207.....Central European University 411.....New Literary Review Press 412.....Penn State Press 210.....Harvard Ukrainian Research 413.....Polonia Bookstore, Inc. Institute 414.....Academia Rossica 211.....Radovan I. Matanic 500.....East View Information Services 213.....University of Zagreb Centre for Croatian Studies 501.....Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars 214.....Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers 502.....M.E. Sharpe 215.....University of Zagreb Centre for Croatian Studies 503.....Swets Information Services 300.....Council for International 504.....M.E. Sharpe Exchange of Scholars 505 ....Charles Schlacks, Jr., Publisher 301.....Russia Online, Inc. 506.....Carpatho-Rusyn 302.....IREX Research Center 303.....The Carl Beck Papers 507.....Columbia University Press 304.....Lexicon Maciej Wolinski 510.....Central Intelligence Agency 305.....University of Pittsburgh Press 511.....Russia Proﬁ le 306.....Oxford University Press 512.....Northwestern University Press 307.....Cambridge University Press 514.....Bard College 310.....American Councils for 600.....Cases Publications International Education: 602.....Natasha Kozmenko Booksellers ACTR/ACCELS 603.....Association Book Exhibit 311.....Istituto per L’Europa Centro- 604.....The Edwin Mellen Press Orientale e Balcanica 606.....Heldref Publications 312.....The Russian Review 609.....Integrum World Wide 313.....University of Washington Press 613.....Panorama of Russia xi

2006 AAASS BOARD OF DIRECTORS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Ronald Suny, President; U of Michigan Katherine Verdery, Immediate Past-President; CUNY Graduate Center Mark Beissinger, Vice-President/President-Elect; Princeton U Dmitry Gorenburg, Executive Director; Harvard U James R. Millar, Treasurer; George Washington U Mark Steinberg, Editor, Slavic Review; U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Michael Kennedy, member-at-large, 2006 (on the Board of Directors 2004–2006); U of Michigan BOARD OF DIRECTORS Terry Clark, Council of Regional Afﬁ liates, Vice-Chair, 2006; Creighton U Thomas J. Garza, Council of Regional Afﬁ liates, Chair, 2006; U of Texas, Austin Anna Grzymala-Busse, APSA representative, 2006–2008; U of Michigan Jane Hacking, ATSEEL representative, 2005–2007; U of Utah John Hardt, AEA representative, 2005–2007; Library of Congress Robert Hayden, AAA representative, 2005–2007; U of Pittsburgh Robert Huber, Council of Institutional Members, Chair, 2006; NCEEER Vida Johnson, member-at-large, 2006–2008; Tufts U Judith Deutsch Kornblatt, member-at-large, 2005–2007; U of Wisconsin, Madison Adele Lindenmeyr, member-at-large, 2006–2008; Villanova U Donald Raleigh, AHA Representative, 2004–2006; UNC Nancy Ries, member-at-large, 2004–2006; Colgate U Marilyn Rueschemeyer, ASA representative, 2005–2007; Brown University/ Rhode Island School of Design Yuri Slezkine, member-at-large, 2005–2007; U of California, Berkeley Victor Winston, AAG Representative, 2004–2006; Association of American Geographers

AAASS NATIONAL OFFICE Dmitry Gorenburg, Executive Director Jolanta Davis, Publications Coordinator and NewsNet Editor Galina Shaumyan, Comptroller Wendy Walker, Convention Coordinator Luke Zentner, Membership Coordinator

PROGRAM COMMITTEE FOR THE W ASHINGTON, DC CONVENTION Eric Lohr, American U (Chair) Steven Barnes, George Mason U Harley Balzer, Georgetown U Robert Geraci, U of Virginia David Goldfrank, Georgetown U Charles King, Georgetown U Harold Leich, Library of Congress Marcia Morris, Georgetown U Robert Orttung, American U Margaret Paxson, Kennan Institute, Woodrow Wilson Center Elaine Rusinko, U of Maryland, Baltimore Catherine Schuler, U of Maryland, College Park Joan Barth Urban, Catholic U of America Marc Zlotnik, CIA xii

AAASS REGIONAL A FFILIATES Central Slavic Conference Mid-Atlantic Slavic Conference Midwest Slavic Conference New England Slavic Association Southern Conference on Slavic Studies Southwest Slavic Association Western Association for Slavic Studies

AAASS SPECIAL INTEREST A FFILIATES American Association for Ukrainian Studies American Association of Teachers of Slavic and East European Languages American Council of Teachers of Russian Association for the Advancement of Central Asian Research Association for Croatian Studies Association for the Study of Eastern Christian History and Culture Association for the Study of Health and Demography in the Former Soviet Union Association for the Study of Nationalities Association for Women in Slavic Studies Bulgarian Studies Association Czechoslovak Studies Association Early Slavic Studies Association Eighteenth-Century Russian Studies Association Hungarian Studies Association International Association of Teachers of Czech North American Pushkin Society North American Society for Serbian Studies Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences of America Polish Studies Association Shevchenko Scientiﬁ c Society Slavic and East European Folklore Association Slovak Studies Association Society for Albanian Studies Society for Armenian Studies Society for Austrian and Habsburg History Society for Romanian Studies Society for Slovene Studies Society for the Study of Caucasia Society of Historians of East European and Russian Art & Architecture Southeast European Studies Association Soyuz - The Research Network for Postsocialist Studies Working Group on Cinema & Television xiii

2006 AAASS INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERS Academia Rossica Amherst College, Department of Russian Arizona State University, Russian and East European Studies Center Brigham Young University, Department of Germanic and Slavic Languages Brown University, Department of Slavic Languages Bryn Mawr College, Department of Russian Central European University, Open Society Archives CET Academic Programs Fondazione Giangiacomo Feltrinelli George Washington University, Institute for European, Russian, and Eurasian Studies Georgetown University, Center for Eurasian, Russian, and East European Studies Harvard University, Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies Hoover Institution Library and Archives Indiana University, Russian and East European Institute IREX Miami University, Havighurst Center for Russian and Post-Soviet Affairs Middlebury College, Sunderland Language Center National Council for Eurasian and East European Research (NCEEER) New York University Ohio State University, Department of Slavic and East European Languages and Literatures School of Russian and Asian Studies (SRAS) Seoul National University Social Science Research Council (SSRC) Stanford University, Center for Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies Stetson University Truman State University UC, Berkeley, Institute of Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies UC, Santa Barbara University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Russian and East European Center University of Kansas, Center for Russian and East European Studies University of Kansas, Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures University of Michigan, Center for Russian and East European Studies University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Center for Slavic, Eurasian, and East European Studies University of Oregon, Russian and East European Studies Center University of Pittsburgh, Center for Russian and East European Studies University of Texas, Austin, Department of Slavic and Eurasian Studies University of Washington, Ellison Center for Russian, East European, and Central Asian Studies University of Wisconsin, Madison, Center for Russia, East Europe, and Central Asia Vassar College, Department of Russian Studies Villanova University, Russian Area Studies Program Wittenberg University, Russian Area Studies Program Woodrow Wilson Center, Kennan Institute Yale University, Council on European Studies xiv . M th and 20th . 9 P . 7:30 – M . P 5:30 ee pages vi–vii. ee pages 16 Objects in Medieval Serbia in Medieval Objects 3-05: Ritualizing the Other in Contemporary Russian Prose, Drama, and Film 3-04: Spirituality and Religion in Contemporary Russian Poetry The Russian-Jewish Perspective Today Cultural Consumption: The Youth of Soviet Post-SovietProblemsof and Ukraine and Cultural Identification Centuries) 3-01: Russia in Search of Alternative Modernization Paradigms (1 3-02: International Copyright Law and the Post-Communist World 3-03: Early Slavic Studies Association 17- 9 . OVEMBER M . P ,N Editorial Board 3-07: Looking Back to the Bright Future: . – 5:15 M . P 20s 3:15 9 HURSDAY :T Slavic Review see main program listings. For the diagrams of meeting rooms s rooms of meeting diagrams the For listings. program main see : Ascribed Identity, Soviet Mythology, 9 41-56 9 2-06: Russian Culture and the Web 3-06: The Church and Ecclesiastical 2-04: New Directions in the Study of Soviet Unofficial Literature 2-05: Soviet Maternal and Child Health, 1 2-08: Security Issues in Central Europe 3-08: Building National Identity through 2-0 and the Politics of Space Culture, 1 Present 2-10: The “Normal” in Normalization: Dissent Production, Consumption,and after the Prague Spring 2-01: The Political Economy of the post- Communist Transition: The Future of East European Economies 2-02: Bringing the Ukrainian State Back In: beyond Post-Revolution State-Building Post-Orange Politics the Early 1 UMMARY S . M . P ROGRAM . – 3:00 P M . 55 P 9 1:00 38-1 9 : To Preserve, Protect, and Defend: 9 For full panel, roundtable, and meeting information for this day this for information meeting and roundtable, full panel, For and Mass Travel in the Soviet Union 1-07: The Oral Interview across Disciplines 2-07: Century: History of a Linguicide (Kyiv, 2005) and Far-Eastern Colonies That Never Were Renewal of the Fight in Defense of History and Culture in the Post-War USSR Identities: Why the Provinces Matter Revolutions: The Recreation of Wartime and Postwar National Identities in Central Europe, 1 1-01: Negotiating Languages: The Struggle with Linguistic and Cultural Boundaries in Modern Central Europe Participation: Urban Space and Russian History 1-03: Russian Foreign Policy in 2006 2-03: Bolsheviks in Power: Soviet Elites in Capitol Room Itineraries: 1-06: Socialist Planes, Trains, Chairman’s Boardroom Calvert Room 1-05: Ukrainian Language in the 20th Committee Room 1-08: Ideologizing Failure: Russia’s African Congressional A 1-0 Congressional B 1-10: Directions in the Study of Soviet Cabinet Room 1-04: National Re-formations and National Blue Room 1-02: Landscapes of Power and Room Name Ambassador Ballroom Blue Room Prefunction xv : Interdisciplinary Approaches to the 9 3-11: Networks of Culture and Politics: South Slavs in Interwar Europe 3-12: Representing Terrorism in Russian Literature: From the Decembrists to the War in Chechnya 3-14: Catherine the Great and Art: Image, Imagination, and Espionage 3-15: Soviet Agricultural Development in Inter-War Central Asia 3-16: The Society of the Road in Imperial Russia 3-17: Russia and Islam: Tangled Past and Uncertain Future 3-1 Gulag 3-20: Femininity and Theatricality in Literature Eighteenth-Century Russian Association (SEEFA) 3-22: Poetics of Memory: Arsenii and Andrei Tarkovskii 3-18: Attitudes toward Democracy and Gender : Generational Change in Values 9 2-11: Muscovite Military Operational, Frontier Governmental, Ethnic Managerial, in Capabilitiesand Literary and Limitations Mid-Seventeenth-Century Eastern European Warfare 2-12: Ethnicity and Violence: Youth in Russian Revolutions 2-13: Cultures of Ownership - Landed Property in Nineteenth-Century Russian Empire 2-14: National Resistance and MarginsAccommodation Russia’s on 2-15: Regional Dimensions of Local Government Reform in Russia in Film Pushkin Painting in the Russian Literary Text 2-18: Bosnia-Herzegovina Policy Challenges: Social Science Perspectives Post-Communist EasternEurope 2-20: Women’s Writing and the Natural World in Twentieth-Century Russia 2-21: Witkacy and Modernity/Modernism 3-21: Slavic and East European Folklore 2-22: The Politics of Memory and the Great Patriotic War 06- 9 : New Developments in Central Asia 2-1 9 in Turn-of-the-Century East Central Europe RegardingPost-Communist Europe Politics Domestic Dostoevsky Dostoevsky Language at the University Level Domestic, Regional and International of Soviet-Era Dissent Communities 1-18: State and Society in Russia: The Changing Relationship under Putin 1-1 1-20: Spatial Approaches to Eurasian Islam: Its Peculiarities and Dynamics 1-21: The State and Science, Science and the State: A Comparative Study of Poland, Czechoslovakia and the Soviet Union 2006: Russian Decadence and Coming- Out Manifestos Council Room 1-11: Sexual Deviance and Social Control Diplomat Ballroom 1-12: The Structure of Public Opinion in Director’s Room 1-13: Biblical Texts and Subtexts in Embassy Room 1-14: Croatian as a Second and Foreign Empire Ballroom 1-15: Border-Crossing Media: Constructing Executive Room Forum Room Governor’s 1-17: Slovak Studies Association Boardroom Hampton Ballroom 2-17: Catherine’sPalladian Cache: European Ballroom Presidential Boardroom Senate Room 1-22: Mikhail Kuzmin’s “Wings,” 1 2-16: North American Pushkin Society: xvi . M . P . 7:30 – M . P 5:30 : National, Regional or Religious: The 9 Politics of Self-Identification in Late Imperial Russia 3-30: National Identity and Revolution in Nineteenth-Century Eastern Europe 3-31: Cultures of Negotiation. New Perspectives on Imperial Russian Diplomacy 3-32: Bulgarian Studies Association 3-34: Cold War Western Broadcasting; Workshop on Research Sources and Methods 3-23: Joint Degrees in U.S.-Russian Higher Education Cooperation 3-24: The Poetry of Early Pasternak Herzegovina 3-26: Decentering: Serbian Literature in Diaspora 3-27: Polish Literary Studies and Comparative Literature 3-28: Twentieth-Century Russian and Eastern European Book Design and Illustration – continued 16 . M . P OVEMBER . – 5:15 M . P ,N 3:15 : Culture of Yugonostalgia 3-2 9 HURSDAY Analysis 2-31: Mobility, Governance, and Identity in Imperial Russia Clock.” Chronology in Russian Literature: MythopoeticsMythology andCultural 2-33: Poets, Politics and Precursors 2-34: B& D Subcommittee on Collection 3-33: Czechoslovak Studies Association Development 2-23: Liberalism in Slovenia and Croatia between the Two World Wars 2-24: The Pushkin Myth in Russian 20th- century Culture 2-25: Opposition, Rivalry, or Loyalty? 3-25: Croats in Post-Dayton Bosnia- 2-26: Rethinking2-26: Dostoevsky’s Houseof the Dead 2-27: The State and Church in Socialism: Case Studies about Attitudes 2-28: Russia Cleans Up: The Problem of Sanitation in Imperial Russian Culture and Society 2-2 :T . M . P UMMARY S . – 3:00 M . P ROGRAM 1:00 P : Dissent and the Boundaries of State 9 Pathographic Studies in Nineteenth- Century Russian Literature Nabokov Foreign Policy Russian Revolutionary Terrorism Oral Histories of German, Latvian, and Polish Citizens to External Challenges (1878-2006) Perspective New Documentaries in Post-Soviet Countries Economies Control in Postwar Central Europe Suite 473 Suite 530 1-31: The Pen is Mightier Than Prozac: 2-30: Lydia Ginzburg: Authorship and Suite 562 1-32: Teaching Pushkin 2-32: “To Hold in Hands a Calendar and Suite 573 1-33: Nabokov, Rereading, and Rereading Suite 630 1-34: Current Developments in Slovenian Room Name Suite 230 1-23: New Directions in the Study of Suite 262 1-24: Memories of Life under Communism: Suite 273 1-25: Reciprocity or Rejection: Responses Suite 330 1-26: Danilo Kis: A Comparative Suite 362 1-27: New Social/Gender Realities and Suite 373 1-28: Technological Change in Transition Suite 462 1-2 xvii . M . P . – 6:30 M . P 4:30 06-2006 9 7-01: Whither the Russian Regime? Parties, Politics, and the 2007-08 Elections 7-02: Islam and Postsocialism: Interdisciplinary Approaches 7-03: American Investors in Russia 7-04: The Poetics of Disgust in Modern Russian Culture 7-05: Transitional Justice I 7-06: The Yudin Collection at the Library of Congress: A Centennial Commemoration, 1 7-07: Jewish Urban Life in Late in 7-07: Jewish UrbanLife Imperial Russia 7-08: Women Writers on the Balkans ee pages vi–vii. ee pages . M . P 17 . – 4:15 M . P 56 Revisited:The 9 2:15 OVEMBER ,N 6-01: Russia, the WTO, and Globalization 6-02: Chain Reaction: National Uprisings in a Post-Totalitarian World 6-03: Society for Slovene Studies 6-04: 1 Impact of External Events on Hungarians 6-05: Reforming the Balkan Peace Treaties: Challenging the Interdependency of the Dayton, Ohrid, Kumanovo and Belgrade Agreements 6-06: Sex and Family in the Post-War Soviet Union 6-07: The Creation of Medieval and Early Modern Biography 6-08: Hungarian Policies towards the National Minorities during World War I . M . RIDAY P :F see main program listings. For the diagrams of meeting rooms s rooms of meeting diagrams the For listings. program main see . – 12:15 M . 1-2006 A 9 99 4 9 UMMARY 10:15 S 14-1 9 5-01: Occult Dimensionsof 5-01: Occult Science and Art in Russia 5-02: Fifteen Years after the Fall: Historiography of the USSR, 1 5-03: Art and Crime in Russian Culture Retribution or Justice 5-05: Challenging Historical Stereotypes about the Russian Peasantry 5-06: Marketing the New Russian Woman: RepresentationsGender of Identities in Popular Culture 5-07: Myths, States and Legitimacies in Eastern Europe, 1 5-08: Paintings and Panoramas: Picturing Tolstoy and Dostoevsky . M . ROGRAM A P . – 10:00. – M . A :00 8 For full panel, roundtable, and meeting information for this day this for information meeting and roundtable, full panel, For 4-01: Ukraine and Her Neighbors in 2006 Putin 4-03: Association for the Study of Eastern Christian History and Culture Late Imperial Russia and the Soviet Union Pushkin 4-07: Russian Poetics: A Tribute to Mikhail Gasparov Consequences: Jewish Experiences in Social Engineering in Twentieth- Century East Central Europe Room Name Ambassador Ballroom Blue Room 4-02: Regional Politics under Blue Room Prefunction Cabinet Room 4-04: Folk Religion Calvert Room Advokaty: 4-05: Lawyersin 5-04: War Crimes Trials: Capitol Room 4-06: Russian Theater before Chairman's Boardroom Committee Room 4-08: Unintended xviii . M . P . – 6:30 M . P 4:30 : The Author Meets His 9 7-0 Critics: GeorgiDerluguian's “Bourdieu's Secret Admirer in the Caucasus” 7-10: Women in Central Asia: Education, Identity and Gender Relations 7-11: The Role of Ideas and Energy in Contemporary Russian Foreign Policy and the UkraineIssues with 7-12: Turkey as a Regional Turkey as a 7-12: Player 7-13: Claiming Kiev/Kyiv: Culture, Politics, and Urban Space in Imperial and Revolutionary Russia 7-14: What Makes a Great Academic Article: Thoughts for Everyone from Grad Students to Professors Emeriti 7-16: Vendor Presentation Session . M . P – continued – continued . – 4:15 M . 17 P 2:15 : The Uses of Popular 9 6-0 Culture 6-10: Let’s Help Our Own. Ethnic Intermediaries during Wartime 6-11: New Expressions of Imperial Power within Eighteenth-Century Russia 6-12: Russia's Borders and the Security of Weapons of Mass Destruction Stockpiles 6-13: Representations of America and the West in Contemporary Slavic Cultures 6-14: Health and Demographic Issues in Russia and Eurasia Russian Federation: 15 Years since the Fall of Communism 6-16: The Structure of Public Opinion in Central Europe Regarding EU Expansion OVEMBER . M . ,N P RIDAY . – 12:15 M . A :F : Contemporary Russian 10:15 9 5-0 Politics Religion, Orthodoxy: and Diasporic Identities 5-10: What Are the Prospects of Russia's Hard-line Nationalists? 5-11: From Social Justice to Selling Out: Developments in Russian Children's Literature 5-12: Restructuring Post- Communist States 5-13: Political Order (and Disorder) in a Changing Russia 5-14: The Ideology of Ivan the Terrible 5-15: Dostoevsky and the Jews 6-15: Jewish Studies in the 5-16: Economics and Defense Russia in Putin's UMMARY S . M . A ROGRAM . – 10:00. – M P . A 47 9 :00 8 : Russian Orthodoxy in 9 17 41-1 9 9 1 Asian Politics and Resources Integration in Late Imperial Russia the New Russia Even Laughed: Political Satire in the Former Yugoslavia and its Successor States and Russian Culture Transformation:USSR The 1 Academia Room Name Congressional A 4-0 Congressional B 4-10: Contemporary Central Council Room 4-11: Education and Social Diplomat Ballroom 4-12: Sex, Bodies, & Borders in Director's Room 4-13: How We Survived - and Embassy Room 4-14: Concepts of Ukrainian Empire Ballroom 4-15: Urban Suffering and Executive Room 4-16: Women Navigating xix 80- 9 56 Hungarian 9 : Post-Communist 9 7-17: The Streets Shook: Cinematic and Versified Critiques of the 1 Revolution 7-18: Gender:A Useful Category of Analysis for Early Modern Russia? 7-1 Corruption and Organized Crime 7-22: The Media and the Jews in Interwar Hungary 7-23: Will Wonders Never Cease? Miracles in Russian Orthodoxy across the Centuries 7-24: Masterworks and Monumentality 7-25: Twenty-Five Years of Andrey Bely Studies: 1 2005 56: Hopes, 9 : Polish and Hungarian 9 6-1 6-17: Creating, Discovering and Research Archiving Digital Collections: Issues for Scholars 6-18: Between East and West: The Serbian Artistic Tradition Upheavals 1 Illusions, and Soviet Reactions 6-20: Russia in the Year 2006: The Ed Hewett Memorial Roundtable 6-21: North American Pushkin Society 6-22: The Economy of the Text: Circulation and Value in Literary Culture 6-23: Life and Text in Russian Émigré Literature 6-24: Family History, Family Feuds? Borderland Elective Affinities and the Empire / Nation in East-Central Europe 6-25: The End of Romania? Postcommunism in Assessing the Basescu Presidency and Its Dilemmas 15) 9 : Cinema - Empire: Post 9 5-1 Soviet Cinema in Post-Colonial Times 5-17: Center-Republic Relations in the Soviet Union under Nikita Khrushchev: Ideology and Practice 5-18: Issues in Ukrainian Folklore (1863-1 5-21: Sociolinguistic Perspectives on Eastern European and Eurasian Languages 5-22: Sirens of the South Slavs: Popular Music and Politics in the Former Yugoslavia Knowledge 5-24: Why Digitize? A Discussion on New Digital Projects and Their Impact on Research 5-25: Contacts and Perceptions across the Adriatic: Mediterranean Complications in the Study of Eastern Europe : Museums and Exhibitions 9 4-1 in Imperial Russia Wars on Soviet Veterans 4-18: Screening Childhood: Orphans and Children in Film Russian 4-20: WGCTV 5-20: Russians in Warsaw 4-21: The Bulgakov Revival: Recent Scholarship on Sergei Bulgakov Potustoronnii Mir in Twentieth- Potustoronnii Century Russian Literature (Part 1) Nineteenth-Century Russian Literature Hungary Hampton Ballroom Forum Room 4-17: The Impact of the World Governor's Boardroom Palladian Ballroom Presidential Boardroom Senate Room 4-22: Encounters with the Suite 230 Suite 262 4-23: Orthodox Texts 4-24: Parents and Children in Suite 273 5-23: Construction of Soviet 4-25: Revolt and Revolutions in xx . M . P . – 6:30 M . P 4:30 : Manifesting Identity: 9 7-33: The Poetics of the Visual: Adaptations of Lyric Poetry in Russian and East European Film Slavic Literature 7-31: Teaching All Three: Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian 7-30: Language Contact and Ethnic Identity in Slavic Borderland Communities in East Central and East Europe 7-2 Symbols and Rituals of Nationalist Movements in Central and Eastern Europe 7-28: The Politics of Memory in Late Imperial Russia 7-27: Ruins and the Avant- Garde: The Afterlife of a Clean Sweep 7-26: Power and Philosophy in Russian Culture: Ideals and Realities . M . P – continued . – 4:15 M . 17 P 2:15 : Cross-Cultural Imports 9 6-33: B&D Subcommittee on ABSEES 6-32: Soyuz 7-32: Wounded Masculinity in 6-31: Polish Studies Association 6-30: Documentary, Ethnography, and Film Truth 6-2 over Slavic Borders 6-28: Social Aspects of Transformation 6-27: Monuments of Memory: Historic Preservation and the Construction of Public Memory in the Soviet Union 6-26: Nostalgia and Defiance in Russian Literature OVEMBER . M . ,N P 85 9 45-1 9 RIDAY . – 12:15 M . A :F : Sacralizing the 10:15 9 5-33: Post-Chonobyl Landscape in Ukrainian Prose, Literature (Poetry, Drama, and Literary Criticism) 5-32: On Writing Literary 5-32: On History: Slovene and Central European Perspectives 5-31: The War after the War, Soviet Society 1 5-30: Responses to Classical Antiquity in Russian Culture of the 20th Century Landscape: Political, Ideological and Social Uses of Church Construction in Early Russia 5-28: Solidarity, Discipline, and Terror: Personal Relations within the Party 5-27: Monstrosity: The Politics and Aesthetics of in Russia Incompatibility 5-26: The Emergence and Transformation of the Aziatskaia Rossiia: Problems of Zoning UMMARY S . M . A ROGRAM . – 10:00. – M P . A :00 8 : Interpreting Eurasianism 5-2 9 European Literature Twenty-First Century:An Update Water in Twentieth-Century Russian Literature Accommodation and Control on AccommodationControl and the Russian and Soviet Periphery Interrogation of a Concept Democratization in Yugoslavia Democratization in Cold War Cosmonaut Suite 573 4-33: Nationalism in South-East Suite 562 4-32: Carpatho-Rusyns in the Suite 530 4-31: The Way and the Why of Suite 473 4-30: Resistance, Suite 462 4-2 Suite 373 4-28: What is Soviet?: An Suite 362 4-27: Normalization and Room Name Suite 330 4-26: The Cultural Impact of the xxi 7-35: Verbal Icons and Iconic Words 6-34: B&D Subcommittee on Digital Projects 6-35: Biography as History: The Lens of Gender in Imperial Russia 5-34: B&D Subcommittee on Copyright Issues 5-35: Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences of America Studies Freedom, Offentlichkeit: A Century of Debates Suite 630 Suite 730 4-34: Society for Albanian 4-35: Russian Orthodoxy, xxii - 9 3 17- 9 . 9 M . P . – 6:15 M . P 4:15 45 22 9 9 1 11-05: The Nature of Magic in Muscovite Russia 11-06: The Soviet Experience of World War II: Mobilization, Combat, and National Identity 11-07: Bibliography and 1 Documentation Committee 11-08: Association for the Study of Health and Demography in the Former Soviet Union 1 Central European Media 1 11-01: Corruption in Post- Communist Countries 11-02: Coercion and Violence in Early Bolshevik Russia, 1 ee pages vi–vii. ee pages . M . 18 P . – 4:00 M . P OVEMBER 2:00 ,N 10-05: The Makingand 10-05: The Unmaking of Collective Agriculture 10-06: Museums, Monuments and National Memory 10-07: The ReceptionYuri 10-07: The of Andrukhovych’s Novel “Perverzion” in English People’sCapitol: 10-08: The Works by Aleksanr Deineka, Valera and Natasha Cherkashin, Vitaly Komar and Melamid Alex 10-03: Unorthodox Russian Language 11-04: Talking about the War: 10-01: The Scars of Scars 10-01: The Communism 10-02: Imperial Mythologies: Russian and Soviet Images of the East

9 . 8 M 9 . P ATURDAY e main program listings. For the diagrams of meeting rooms s rooms of meeting diagrams the For listings. program main e :S . – 12:15 M . A 10:15 UMMARY S -08: The Sacred and the -01: Non-Academic Careers -03: North American Society -02: Problems of Relocation -04: Questions of -07: Borders and Masks: -06: Old Texts/New-06: Old Contexts: -05: From Protest to Dissent in the Soviet Union 9 Historiography in Central and Southeast Europe after 1 9 Orientalism in Russia and the Play of Identity 9 Russia in Post-Soviet Political 9 for Serbian Studies (NASSS) 9 Cinematography: The Work of Andrei Moskvin 9 for Slavic Area Specialists 9 and Return in the Soviet Space during and after World War II 9 . M ROGRAM . A P . – 10 M . A 8 For full panel, roundtable, and meeting information for this day se this for information meeting and roundtable, full panel, For Central Asia: The Case of Kazakh New-Wave Cinema, Documentary and Gender Imagery 8-07: “Together We are Children of Evil”: Art Imitates Life in the Belyi-Petrovskaia- Briusov Menage a Trois Interwar Eastern Europe 8-03: Eighteenth-Century Russian Studies Association Anxieties in Modern Russia 8-01: The Actress: Image and Influence Russia Calvert Room 8-05: Transitional Justice II Capitol Room 8-06: Representations of Chairman’s Boardroom Committee Room 8-08: The Jewish Question in Blue Room Prefunction Cabinet Room 8-04: Childhood and Social Blue Room 8-02: American Lawyers in Room Name Ambassador Ballroom xxiii : The Limits of Superiority: 9 11-16: Borders, Boundaries and 11-16: Consumption 11-15: Stalinism and Ideology 11-14: After the Commonwealth of Independent States, What Comes Next? 11-13: Reappraisal of Sustainable Economic Growth in Russia 11-12: The Russian Search for a New National Identity: The Many Faces of Post-Soviet Nostalgia International Sports and the Cold War 11-11: Polish Women’s Poetry 11-0 11-10: The Civic11-10: The Censor: Fashion, Sensation, and Commerce in Late Imperial Russian Print Media 50s 9 20s-1 9 : Film and Television 9 10-16: Contending Views on Russian Politics Today 10-15: Council of Institutional Members 10-14: Dislocation of Culture, or the JokesHow Flat Fell 10-13: TransitionEconomies and Capital Flows 10-12: Policing the Soviet State: Crime, Corruption and Categorization in the Soviet Experience, 1 10-11: Facing theOthers:Intra-10-11: Facing National and International Attitudes among Neighbors in Central Europe Genres 10-0 Painted Words: Textand 10-10: Image in Unofficial Soviet Art and Literature 45 45 9 : Women and Children at 9 -13: International and Military -0 -16: To Russia and Back. -15: Asia in Russian Music, Art -14: Responses to the Official -11: The Russian State Duma, -10: “Treasure Troves” of -12: Elucidating Kosovo: War, 9 Gender, Genre and Transnationalism, 1860-1 9 and Travel Accounts 9 Visual Culture of the Post-War Soviet Union 9 Relations in the Soviet Union in the Khrushchev years Nationalism and Ethnicity in the Twentieth and Twenty First Centuries 9 Past and Present: The 100th Anniversary of the Founding of Russia’s First Legislature. 9 the CIS: in Risk An Interdisciplinary Analysis 9 Works on Paper for the Study of Russian and Eastern European Art and Architecture: Little- known Resourcesin Washington, DC 9

9 8 9 : Roads and Cars in the 9 of War: The Case of Tolstoy Putin’s Policies: Old Themes, New Uses Sebastian’s “Journal” 10 Years after Its Publication Periphery: The Nexus between State and Private Trade in Seventeenth-Century Siberia 8-12: Putin and 2008 Poland before and after 1 Russian Popular Imagination: Investigations into Soviet and Automobile Culture Post-Soviet Communism and Yugoslavia in Independent Slovenia Executive Room 8-16: Literary Representations Empire Ballroom 8-15: Russian Nationalism and Embassy Room Revisiting 8-14: Mihail Director’s Room 8-13: Commerce on the Diplomat Ballroom Council Room 8-11: Solidarity and Populism in Congressional A 8-0 Congressional B 8-10: Remembering xxiv . M . P . – 6:15 M . P 42 th Centuries 9 9 4:15 : On the Corruptionof : On 9 41-1 9 11-21: Religion, Gold and Social Change: Albania’s Experience of Socialism and Environment 11-22: The Environmental History in East Central Europe 11-23: Confessionalization and Its Discontents: Orthodoxy in Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus, 17th-1 Consequences of Pre- Communist Legacies 11-17: Patterns of Anti-Semitic Violence in Eastern Europe, 1 11-18: Disciplinary and Regional Trends in Eurasian and East European Studies: Data from Title VIII Research Competitions 11-1 Morals: Nineteenth-Century RepresentationsRussia’s of Eighteenth Century . M . P – continued . – 4:00 18 M . P 2:00 : Putin’s Russia: Is It a 9 Austro-Hungary 10-22: Motherhood vs. Wage Labor: Discourses and in Post-Stalinist Practices Russia, Hungary and Rumania 10-23: Meet the New Boss? Meet the New 10-23: Negotiating with Authorities during the Thaw 10-1 10-17: Transforming States of the former East Bloc: The Role of Individuals, Business, and Parties 10-18: Bosnia and the Bosniaks: A Reinterpretation Doable Project? OVEMBER ,N . M . P 65 9 40-1 9 . – 12:15 M ATURDAY . A :S 10:15 : Putin and the Elimination 9 -1 -22: The 2006 Presidential -21: ACTR Board of Directors 10-21: The Historical Novel in -17: Moscow Looks East: -23: The Impact of the Gulag -18: Legalism or Law? The 9 Elections in Belarus 9 9 on Soviet Life, 1 11-20: Post-Communist 9 of Contested Politics in Russia? 11-20: 9 Russian Equities in Northeast Asia 9 Problem of Law in Late Imperial Russia and the Soviet Union UMMARY S 20 - 9 . M . A th Centuries 9 . – 10 ROGRAM M . P A 56 8 9 : Stalin as Statesman?: 200 9 45 44-1 9 9 Frontier, 18th-1 Communist Eastern Europe, 1 8-21: Expressions and Rejections of Modernism and Modernity Revolution, Empire-building and the Individual in Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union, 1 1 8-1 Conversations with the Vozhd’ 8-20: But Can We Take Our Concepts with Us? The Cross- of the regional Applicability Post-Communist Experience 8-18: History Writing in Muscovite Rus’: Sources and Methodologies Senate Room 8-22: Russia and Its Southern Suite 230 8-23: Church and State in Early Presidential Boardroom Room Name Forum Room 8-17: Irresistible Forces: Hampton Ballroom Palladian Ballroom Governor’s Boardroom xxv 30s in 9 : Dostoevsky’s Readers 9 11-30: Dissident and Anti- Communist Literature 11-32: The Aesthetics11-32: The of Excess: The Films of Evgenii Bauer 11-31: Late Soviet Cities as Multiethnic Contact Zones 11-2 11-28: Serbian, Croatian and Slovene History Textbooks after the Collapse of Yugoslavia 11-27: 1 + = 3: Science, Fiction and Media in Soviet Culture of the Stalin Era 11-26: “Self” as Theoretical Category 11-24: Creating Socialist Identities in East-Central Europe: Narratives and Practices East-Central Europe 11-25: German and Hungarian Revisionism in the 1 : Medieval Slavic 9 10-32: Tensions in the Sovietization Process 10-31: Images of Revolution and War 10-30: Heteroglossia, Soviet Style: Consumption, Translation, Subversion Electronic TextResources 10-2 10-28: Remembering and the in Commemorating War Balkans during the Twentieth Century 10-27: Ecocritical Approaches to Nineteenth-Century Russian Culture 10-26: Ruins and Overlapping Histories: The Breakdown of the Present 10-24: Shepherding the Flock: Monastic Administration in Pre- Petrine, Imperial, and Early Soviet Russia HabsburgEmpire’s 10-25: The Last War: Sacrifice and the Fate of Veterans 56 in Hungarian 56 in 9 : Southeastern Europe: 9 -25: City Spaces in Bely’s -31: Ukrainian-Jewish Literary -32: Transmission Belts or -28: The Poetics of Joseph -2 -26: New Generations, New -27: Narratives of Marginalized -30: The Caucasus as -24: Catherine the Great: 9 Extensions of Man? Understanding Soviet Media 9 Relations under the Tsarist Empire Periphery: Porous Boundaries and Transnational Ties between Russia, Persia, and the Ottoman Empire Women (in) Writing 9 9 Brodsky 9 Selves in Late and Post-Soviet Literature Social History 9 Questions: 1 The Arts as Public Discourse 9 Petersburg: A Tribute to Robert Maguire 9 9 : Reactions to Soviet 9 Culture Slavic Linguistics Culture Degeneration: Dostoevsky, Nekrasov, and Saltykov Shchedrin between the Natural School and Decadence Central Europe: 3 Diverse Cases: Domestic Violence Laws, Sports Systems and the Labor Markets Education Policy in Southeast Europe Image Abroad Suite 562 8-32: Sports and Russian Suite 530 8-31: New Research in South Suite 473 8-30: Boris Akunin’s Hero(in)es Suite 462 8-2 Suite 373 8-28: From Physiology to Suite 362 8-27: Reshaping Boundaries in Suite 330 8-26: Ethnolinguistics and Suite 262 8-24: Pedagogical Uses of Film Suite 273 8-25: Projecting the Communist xxvi . M . P . – 6:15 M . P 4:15 11-33: Russian Futurism at War 11-34: Society for Romanian Studies . M . P – continued . – 4:00 18 M . P 2:00 10-35: Displaced Persons and Anti-Communism during the Cold War 10-33: Language and Identity in Post-Soviet Russia 10-34: Ethnicity and State Power in the Former Soviet Union OVEMBER ,N . M . P . – 12:15 M ATURDAY . A :S 10:15 -34: Recent Research by -33: EU Effects on -35: Marxism, Liberalism and Science in the Russian fin-de- siecle 9 Democratization in the Next- Round EU Candidates 9 Young Scholars in Slovene Studies: “Erased Persons,” Anti- Semitism, and Tones in Contemporary Standard Slovene 9 UMMARY S . M . A 30-2006 9 . – 10 ROGRAM M . P A 8 over Time and Space from the Soviet Period to the Post-Soviet Setting: The Case of Crimean Tatar Diasporaand Repatriation, 1 of Nationalities Suite 630 8-34: Association for the Study Suite 730 Room Name Suite 573 8-33: Imagining “Homeland” xxvii . M . P .– 12:15 ee pages vi–vii. ee pages M . A 10:15 19 : Nationalism, Identity, and Politics in Ukraine and 9 OVEMBER Union Undocumented) within an “Extended” European Union and NAFTA Zones: Similarities and Differences 13-06: Skull Session on the Slovak Election: Whose Party Is It Now? 13-07: Sin and Salvation in Early-Modern Ukrainian Culture 13-08: Ideologies and Ideals of Childhood across National Boundaries 13-0 Belarus: An Update 13-04: Rethinking Everyday Life in Khrushchev’s Russia 13-11: From Prison Labs to Nuclear Plants: Revisiting the Soviet Technical Intelligentsia 13-13: Serbia since the Fall of Milosevic ,N 41-56: 9 UNDAY :S Word. e main program listings. For the diagrams of meeting rooms s rooms of meeting diagrams the For listings. program main e 9 8 9 . M . A Soviet Welfare Policies UMMARY S . – 10:00. – M . A :00 0 8 ROGRAM 99 P : Russian Modernism and the Visual Arts: 9 Struggle and Survival after Deportation 12-03: Association for Croatian Studies 12-07: The East and the West in Post-1 The Polish Literary Perspective on Change New Directions/Emerging Trends during and after World War II before and after 1 Russian Regions Image Soviet Union and the Eastern Bloc For full panel, roundtable, and meeting information for this day se this for information meeting and roundtable, full panel, For Room Name Ambassador Ballroom 12-01: Does Law Matter? Blue Room 12-02: Old/New--East/West: Competing Visions of Europe 13-02: Transformative Moments and Processes in the Soviet 13-01: Constructing Civil Society in Contemporary Russia Blue Room Prefunction Cabinet Room Calvert Room 12-04: Defining Stalinist Paternalism: Capitol Room Chairman’s Boardroom 12-06: “Punished Peoples” in Special Settlements, 1 13-05: Current Labor Flows (Documented and Committee Room Congressional A 12-08: Comparing Strategies of Entrepreneurs in Slovenia Congressional B 12-0 Council Room 12-10: Gender in East Slavic Folklore 12-11: The Political and Economic Transformations in the 13-10: New Directions in Revolutionary Research Diplomat Ballroom Director’s Room 12-12: Jews and the Appeal of Left Wing Radicalism Embassy Room 12-13: The Stalinist City: Comparative Approaches to the Empire Ballroom 12-14: Identity in Soviet and Post-Soviet Popular Music Executive Room 12-15: Politics and Religion in Ivan the Terrible’s Reign and 12-16: Bibliography and Documentation Committee 2 13-14: Ethnicity, Nationalism and Foreign Policy 13-16: Construction of Soviet Space xxviii . M . P 00-2005: An Appraisal .– 12:15 9 M . A 10:15 – continued Directions in Macedonian Language Pedagogy 19 13-18: Moldova in the New Europe: Possibilities and Challenges in Light of Past Memories and Changing Social Relations Century Russian Literature (Part 2) Nationalism in Modern East-Central Europe 13-17: Marlboro Countries: Tobacco Use and Abuse in Bulgaria, Central Asia and Russia in the Twentieth Century 13-24: Masculin/Feminin: Gendering Thought and Culture in Twentieth-Century East-Central Europe 13-25: The Quest for New Dramaticfor Forms:13-25: The Quest “Fin-de-Deux- Siecles” Russian Theater Project (SEEMP) 13-27: Landscapes of Exile: Politics and Poetics of Exclusion in Mandelstam’s Late Poetry 13-28: Russian Literature and Evolutionary Psychology OVEMBER ,N 05 Imperial 9 UNDAY . M . :S A 30s 13-22: Encounters with the Potustoronnii Mir in Twentieth- 9 . – 10:00. – M . A UMMARY S :00 8 ROGRAM P : The Jewish Cultural Project in Post-1 9 Balkans Twentieth-Century Russia Russia Historians 12-21: Renaissance Self-fashioning in Marin Drzic Representing Order and Competing for Domination in the fin- de-siècle East European Metropolis East-Central Europe Agency and Political Language among Cossacks, Crimean Tatars and North Caucasians, 1660-1860 the Great Patriotic War Room Name Forum Room 12-17: Idealization, Commemoration, and Public Space in Governor’s Boardroom 12-18: European Integration: Solution or Illusion for the Hampton Ballroom 12-1 Palladian Ballroom Palladian Ballroom 12-20: What Was the Postcommunist Era? A First Look by Presidential Boardroom Senate Room 12-22: Andrei Platonov in the 1 Suite 230 Suite 262 12-23: Moldova Today 12-24: Politics of the Street: Ruling Public Spaces, 13-23: Not in One Place: Trains, Labor Migration, and Suite 273 12-25: The Production and Reception of Culture in Stalinist Suite 330 Suite 362 12-26: Council of Regional Affiliates 12-27: Creating Autonomy in Contested Imperial Borderlands: 13-26: New Suite 530 Suite 562 12-32: Writing the Self in Reading the Other 13-32: New Economic Criticism in Context 13-31: B&D Subcommittee: Slavic & East European Microfilm Suite 373 12-28: “And Singing Guaranteed it”: Soviet Popular Music and Suite 473 12-30: Chekhov Cross-Listed: Intertextual Approaches 13-30: Albania in Transition 1 xxix Studies Suite 573 Suite 630 12-33: Notes from the Field: Current Research in Old Believer 12-34: The Bogoroditsa in Russian Society and Culture xxx

AAASS 38TH NATIONAL CONVENTION IMPORTANT MEETING NOTES

REGISTRATION DESK AND EXHIBIT HALL The AAASS Registration Desk is located in the Regency Gallery, on level 1B (take West Promenade around elevators and down stairs or west elevators to Level 1B. Behind elevators). Please note that the desk opens at 9:00 a.m. on Thursday, November 16, 2006. Exhibits are housed in the Regency Ballroom.

Please see the convention schedule overview on page iv for additional information regarding Registration Desk hours and Exhibit Hall hours of operation.

THE OPENING RECEPTION AND TOUR OF EXHIBIT HALL The opening reception, open to all, will begin at 6:00 p.m. on Thursday, November 16, in the Exhibit Hall (the Regency Ballroom). Hors d’oeuvre stations and cash bars will be available in the Exhibit Hall.

PRESIDENTIAL PLENARY SESSION Presidential Plenary Session, open to all, is scheduled on Friday, November 17, at 12:30 p.m. in Blue Room. The title of the Presidential Plenary Session is: “How Can Academic Historical Work Inﬂ uence Debates about the Present and Future of Our Region” Chair: Ronald G. Suny, U of Michigan Part: Harley D. Balzer, Georgetown U Stephen F. Cohen, New York U Nikolas Gvosdev, The National Interest Stephen E. Hanson, U of Washington Fiona Hill, Brookings Institution For more information, please see page 33 of the program.

SATURDAY EVENING COCKTAIL BUFFET Tickets for the Saturday Cocktail Reception, which features hearty hors d’oeuvres and a cash bar, are $30 each and are on sale at the AAASS Registration Desk on Thursday only. Tickets are non-refundable.

COAT AND PACKAGE CHECK Please note that we cannot accept your coats or packages at the AAASS Registration Desk.

SMOKING Smoking is not permitted inside the Hotel. Smoking is permitted ONLY outside the buildings.

CALL FOR PAPERS FOR THE 2007 CONVENTION Forms are available on line at www.aaass.org and at the AAASS Registration Counter. Deadline for submissions: Individual Papers - December 8, 2006; Panels/Roundtables/ Meeting Room Requests - January 12, 2007. 1 Thursday 16 November

Registration Desk Hours: 9:00 A.M. – 6:00 P.M. – Regency Gallery

AAASS Board Meeting: 8:00 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. – Cabinet Room

Exhibit Hall Hours: 3:00 P.M. – 8:30 P.M. – Regency Ballroom The European Division of the Library of Congress Orientation and Tour: 10:30 A.M. – Thomas Jefferson Building, Room 250

THURSDAY • SESSION 1 • 1:00 P.M. – 3:00 P.M.

Slovak Studies Association - (Meeting) - Forum Room

1-01 Negotiating Languages: The Struggle with Linguistic and Cultural Boundaries in Modern Central Europe - Ambassador Ballroom Chair: Marsha Rozenblit, U of Maryland Papers: Alexander Mark Maxwell, U of Nevada “Budapest and Thessaloniki as Centers of Slavic Nationalism” James Phineas Niessen, Rutgers U “The Persistence and Decline of German Scholarship in Hungarian Libraries, Publications, and Academy in the Twentieth Century” Disc.: Jeremy R. King, Mt Holyoke College

1-02 Landscapes of Power and Participation: Urban Space and Russian History - Blue Room Chair: Patricia Herlihy, Brown U Papers: Heather D. DeHaan, SUNY, Binghampton “The Urban Landscape and the Politics of Soviet Identity: Producing the Local Cityscape through Popular Mobilization” Christopher David Ely, Florida Atlantic U, Wilkes Honor College “Space and Terror: Narodnaia Volia and the Landscape of St. Petersburg, 1878-1881” Gregory N. Stroud, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign “Retrospective Revolution: Memory, Politics and the Petersburg Ruin” Disc.: Stephen Lovell, King’s College London (UK)

1-03 Russian Foreign Policy in 2006 - (Roundtable) - Blue Room Prefunction Chair: Stephen Jerome Blank, US Army War College Part: Aurel Braun, U of Toronto (Canada) Robert Owen Freedman, Baltimore Hebrew U R. Craig Nation, US Army War College Carol R. Saivetz, Harvard U 2 Thursday • Session 1 • 1:00 P.M. – 3:00 P.M.

1-04 National Re-formations and National Revolutions: The Recreation of Wartime and Postwar National Identities in Central Europe, 1938-1955 - Cabinet Room Chair: David M. Crowe, Elon U Papers: T. David Curp, Ohio U “Master Race: The Nazi Struggle over the Revival of Slavery in Central Europe, 1939-1948” Peter Polak-Springer, Rutgers U “New Man, New Order: Reshaping the Individual in Poland’s Northern and Western Borderlands, 1945-1948” David Wester Gerlach, U of Pittsburgh “Individuals Shaping the State: Commissars in the Czech Borderlands, 1945-1950” Disc.: Eagle Glassheim, U of British Columbia (Canada)

1-05 Ukrainian Language in the 20th Century: History of a Linguicide (Kyiv, 2005) - (Roundtable) - Calvert Room Chair: Larissa M. L. Z. Onyshkevych, Shevchenko Scientific Society Part: Vera M. Andrushkiw, US - Ukraine Foundation Taras Koznarsky, U of Toronto (Canada) Yuri Shevchuk, Columbia U

1-06 Socialist Itineraries: Planes, Trains, and Mass Travel in the Soviet Union - Capitol Room Chair: Lewis Henry Siegelbaum, Michigan State U Papers: Juliane Fuerst, Oxford U (UK) “Ordinary Chaos and Subversive Order: Life on the Soviet Train 1944-1947” Steven E. Harris, U of Mary Washington “Am I Free to Move about the Country? Aeroflot and the Promises of Mass Air Travel in the Post-War Soviet Union” Rosa Magnusdottir, UNC, Chapel Hill “Arriving on Aeroflot: Increased Interactions with Foreigners and Soviet Strategies for Impression Management, 1947-1959” Disc.: Scott W. Palmer, Western Illinois U

1-07 The Oral Interview across Disciplines - (Roundtable) - Chairman’s Boardroom Chair: Jeanmarie Rouhier-Willoughby, U of Kentucky Part: Donald Joseph Raleigh, UNC, Chapel Hill Mila Saskova-Pierce, U of Nebraska, Lincoln

1-08 Ideologizing Failure: Russia’s African and Far-Eastern Colonies That Never Were - Committee Room Chair: Catharine Theimer Nepomnyashchy, Barnard College, Columbia U Papers: Peter I. Barta, U of Surrey (UK) “Making Grapes Less Sour: The ‘Essence’ of the British in Africa for Post- Soviet Consumption” Maxim Matusevich, Seton Hall U “An Exotic Subversive: Africa and the Soviet Everyday” Susanna Soojung Lim, UCLA “Soloviev’s and Fedorov’s Debate on China” Disc.: Nancy Condee, U of Pittsburgh Andrew L. Jenks, California State U, Long Beach

1-09 To Preserve, Protect, and Defend: Renewal of the Fight in Defense of History and Culture in the Post-War USSR - Congressional A Chair: William Craft Brumfield, Tulane U Thursday • Session 1 • 1:00 P.M. – 3:00 P.M. 3

Papers: Ann M. Kleimola, U of Nebraska “Postwar Renewal of Restoration Activities and Efforts to Enlist the Next Generation” Brigit A. Farley, Washington State U, Tri-Cities “‘We’re Approaching Communism and People Have Nowhere To Live!’ Restorers and the Contradictions of the Khrushchev Regime, 1960-1964” Shirley A. Glade, Independent Scholar “The Origins and Evolution of the All-Russian Society for the Protection of Monuments of History and Culture (VOOPIK)” Disc.: Karen L. Kettering, The Hillwood Museum

1-10 Directions in the Study of Soviet Identities: Why the Provinces Matter - (Roundtable) - Congressional B Chair: Jeffrey J. Rossman, U of Virginia Part: David Keith Bridges, U of Virginia Hiroaki Kuromiya, Indiana U William Jay Risch, Georgia College and State U Susan Nicole Smith, Bradley U

1-11 Sexual Deviance and Social Control in Turn-of-the-Century East Central Europe - Council Room Chair: Melissa Dawn Feinberg, UNC, Charlotte Papers: Keely Stauter-Halsted, Michigan State U “Prostitution as a Social Disease: The Rise of Medical Professionalism and the Medicalization of Prostitution in the Polish Lands” Nancy Meriwether Wingfield, Northern Illinois U “Karlsbad: Prostitution in an Austrian Spa Town at the Turn of the Century” Nathaniel D. Wood, U of Kansas “Sex, Violence, and Rumor: Scandal Making in Cracow’s Popular Press, 1900-1915” Disc.: Alison F. Frank, Harvard U

1-12 The Structure of Public Opinion in Post-Communist Europe Regarding Domestic Politics - Diplomat Ballroom Papers: Regina Faranda, US Dept of State and James Bell, US Dept of State “Surveying Progress Toward Democracy: Comparative Perspectives from Eurasia” Hubert Tworzecki, Emory U “The 2005 Political Typology of the Polish Electorate” Bojan Todosijevic, U of Michigan “The Underlying Structure of ‘Left’ and ‘Right’ in Serbia and Slovakia” Disc.: Clare McManus-Czubinska, U of Glasgow (UK) William L. Miller, U of Glasgow (UK)

1-13 Biblical Texts and Subtexts in Dostoevsky - Director’s Room Chair: Sarah Jean Young, U of Toronto (Canada) Papers: Amy Singleton Adams, College of the Holy Cross “The Shirt off One’s Back: Dostoevsky’s Response to Gogol’s ‘Overcoat’” Clint Walker, U of Notre Dame “Possessed by the Spirit of Peter: Raskolnikov’s Sickness in ‘Crime and Punishment’” Adam Weiner, Wellesley College “And the Darkness Comprehended it Not: Dostoevsky’s ‘Idiot’ in the Light of John 1:5” Disc.: Nina M. Perlina, Indiana U 4 Thursday • Session 1 • 1:00 P.M. – 3:00 P.M.

1-14 Croatian as a Second and Foreign Language at the University Level - Embassy Room Chair: Ante Cuvalo, Joliet Junior College Papers: Lidija Cvikic, Indiana U “Croatian as a Second Language at American Universities” Vinko Grubisic, U of Waterloo (Canada) “Croatian Online at the University of Waterloo” Anita Mikulic-Kovacevic, U of Toronto (Canada) “Studying History Abroad and Historical Archives in Croatia” Disc.: Anita Sikic, Croatian U Press (Croatia)

1-15 Border-Crossing Media: Constructing Domestic, Regional and International Communities of Soviet-Era Dissent - Empire Ballroom Chair: Olga Livshin, Northwestern U Papers: Alice Osborne Lovejoy, Yale U “Pravda Vítìzí? Original Videojournal and the Struggle to Represent Communist Czechoslovakia” Jessie Labov, Stanford U “Listening In: Foreign Radio Broadcasting as Distortion and Expression of the Cultural Sphere” Rossen Djagalov, Yale U “Forgotten Debts: The Cultural Economy of Eastern European Dissent” Disc.: Irena Grudzinska Gross, Boston U

1-18 State and Society in Russia: The Changing Relationship under Putin - Governor’s Boardroom Chair: Jennifer Suchland, U of Texas, Austin Papers: Valerie Jeanne Sperling, Clark U “The Fair Sex in an Unfair System: The Gendered Implications of Putin’s Political Reform” Alfred Burney Evans, Jr., California State U, Fresno “The Public Chamber in Action: Representation or Coordination?” Sarah Louise Henderson, Oregon State U “The Emergence of Local Governance: State-Society Relations in Russia’s Regions” Disc.: Linda Jean Cook, Brown U

1-19 New Developments in Central Asia - Hampton Ballroom Chair: Mieke Meurs, American U Papers: Sibel Selcuk, American U “Educational Outcomes in Kyrgyzstan, Kazakstan, and Tajikistan” Rafis Fanisovich Abazov, Columbia U “Political Developments in the Kyrgyz Republic” Disc.: William Fierman, Indiana U Jeffrey B. Miller, U of Delaware

1-20 Spatial Approaches to Eurasian Islam: Its Peculiarities and Dynamics - Palladian Ballroom Chair: Kimitaka Matsuzato, Hokkaido U (Japan) Papers: Arbakhan K. Magomedov, Ulyanovsk State U (Russia) “Islamic Borderlands in the Caspian and Caucasian Foothills: Social and Religious Revival on the Fringes of the Muslim World” Sebastien Peyrouse, National Inst of Oriental Languages and Culture (France) “Central Asia as a Boundary of Islam? A Reflection on Post-Soviet Islam and Christianity” Thursday • Session 1 • 1:00 P.M. – 3:00 P.M. 5

Hirotake Maeda, Hokkaido U (Japan) “Russia and Islam from a Georgian Perspective” Disc.: Allen J. Frank, US Government Edward W. Walker, UC, Berkeley

1-21 The State and Science, Science and the State: A Comparative Study of Poland, Czechoslovakia and the Soviet Union - Presidential Boardroom Chair: Karen Johnson Freeze, U of Washington, Seattle Papers: William DeJong-Lambert, CUNY Bronx Community College “Szczepan Pieniazek: Polish Lysenkoist” Elisabeth van Meer, U of Minnesota “Serving the Nation-State? Emanuel Slechta and the Politics of Engineering in Czechoslovakia” Maxim Waldstein, U of Pennsylvania “The Formalist Renaissance in Soviet Linguistics, 1950-1963”

1-22 Mikhail Kuzmin’s “Wings,” 1906-2006: Russian Decadence and Coming- Out Manifestos - (Roundtable) - Senate Room Chair: Olga Matich, UC, Berkeley Part: Evgenii Bershtein, Reed College Vitaly Chernetsky, Miami U Dan Healey, U of Wales, Swansea (UK) Kevin Moss, Middlebury College

1-23 New Directions in the Study of Russian Revolutionary Terrorism - Suite 230 Chair: Kevin Mercer Forsyth Platt, U of Pennsylvania Papers: James Frank Goodwin, U of Florida “Revolutionary Terrorists and their Commemorators in Soviet Russia” Lynn Ellen Patyk, Stanford U “Terrorism and Byronism: Blok’s ‘Vozmezdie’” Claudia Verhoeven, George Mason U “The Wait, and then Any Moment: On the Temporality of Revolutionary Terrorism” Disc.: Gabriella Safran, Stanford U

1-24 Memories of Life under Communism: Oral Histories of German, Latvian, and Polish Citizens - Suite 262 Chair: Katherine A. Lebow, U of Virginia Papers: Molly Wilkinson Johnson, U of Alabama, Huntsville “The Largest Unauthorized Construction Project in East Germany!? Oral Interviews with Citizens of the Former German Democratic Republic” Mara I. Lazda, Bryn Mawr College “Nationality and Communism: Latvian Reflections on the Soviet Past” Basia A. Nowak, The Ohio State U “Nostalgia for a Communist Past: Members of Poland’s League of Women Share their Recollections” Disc.: Shana Penn, Graduate Theological Union

1-25 Reciprocity or Rejection: Responses to External Challenges (1878- 2006) - Suite 273 Chair: John R. Lampe, U of Maryland Papers: Paul Brian Miller, McDaniel College/International U of Sarajevo (Bosnia- Herzegovina) “Compromising Memory: The Site of the Sarajevo Assassination” Diana Reynolds, Point Loma Nazarene U “Sarajevo and Vienna: The Habsburg-Bosnian Cultural Exchange” 6 Thursday • Session 1 • 1:00 P.M. – 3:00 P.M.

Emily Greble Balic, Stanford U “Race, Religion, and Civic Duty: Sarajevo’s Conflict with the Radical Right” Disc.: Robert J. Donia, U of Michigan John V. A. Fine, U of Michigan

1-26 Danilo Kis: A Comparative Perspective - Suite 330 Chair: Ivana Vitomir Vuletic, UNC, Chapel Hill Papers: Tomislav Z. Longinovic, U of Wisconsin, Madison “The Evil Magic of History: Jorge Luis Borges and Danilo Kis” Ivana Milivojevic, U College, Dublin (Ireland) “Parenting Ancestors: Figures from James Joyce and Danilo Kis” Natasa Milas, Yale U “Imagining Childhood: Vladimir Nabokov’s Speak Memory and Danilo Kis’s ‘Garden, Ashes’” Disc.: Jacob Emery, Harvard U

1-27 New Social/Gender Realities and New Documentaries in Post-Soviet Countries - (Roundtable) - Suite 362 Chair: Jane Andelman Taubman, Amherst College Part: Nadezhda Azhegikhina, Moscow State U (Russia) Phoebe Kristen Schreiner, Open Society Institute Armenuhi Tadevosyan, OSIAF (Armenia) Elena Vitenberg, Institute for Social and Gender Policy (Russia)

1-28 Technological Change in Transition Economies - Suite 373 Chair: David Dyker, U of Sussex (UK) Papers: Paul B Domjan, Oxford U (UK) “Technology and Local Content Development in the Azerbaijani Oil and Gas Sector” Brigitte Granville, Queen Mary U of London (UK) and Carol S. Leonard, Oxford U (UK) “Do Institutions Matter for Technological Change in Russia’s Regions?” Slavo Radosevic, U of London (UK) “CEE Between Foreign and Domestic Led Modernization” Disc.: Yevgeny N Kuznetsov, The World Bank Yadviga V Semikolenova, Colorado School of Mines

1-29 Dissent and the Boundaries of State Control in Postwar Central Europe - Suite 462 Chair: Paulina Bren, Vassar College Papers: Kimberly Elman Zarecor, Iowa State U “Reclaiming Language: Czech Architecture as Political Commentary after Khrushchev” Brian Rohlik, Yale U “Franz Kafka and the Prague Spring: Intellectual Dissent and the Beginning of the Czechoslovak Reform Movement” David Doellinger, Western Oregon U “Conscientious Objectors and the Boundaries of State Power in East Germany, 1962-1990” Disc.: Benjamin Frommer, Northwestern U

1-31 The Pen is Mightier Than Prozac: Pathographic Studies in Nineteenth- Century Russian Literature - Suite 530 Chair: Maria Basom, U of Northern Iowa Papers: Larissa Anatolievna Bondarchuk, The Ohio State U “Diagnosing Vengeance: A New Close Reading of Anna Karenina” Thursday • Session 2 • 3:15 P.M. – 5:15 P.M. 7

Scarlet Jacquelyn Marquette, Harvard U “Paranoid Psychosis and Language Disorders in Three Nineteenth-Century Russian Canonical Texts” Inna Caron, The Ohio State U “Catharsis by Proxy: Tolstoy and the Therapeutic Value of Writing Sexual Violence” Disc.: Jerry Piven, Case Western Reserve U

1-32 Teaching Pushkin - (Roundtable) - Suite 562 Chair: Sarah A. Krive, Independent Scholar Part: Angela K. Brintlinger, The Ohio State U Svetlana B. Evdokimova, Brown U Melissa Frazier, Sarah Lawrence College Nancy Mandelker Frieden, Marymount Manhattan College Catherine B. O’Neil, US Naval Academy

1-33 Nabokov, Rereading, and Rereading Nabokov - Suite 573 Chair: Alexander A. Dolinin, U of Wisconsin, Madison Papers: Valentina Borisova Izmirlieva, Columbia U “Rereading Dostoevsky Yet Again: Lolita as ‘Crime and Pun’” Marijeta Bozovic, Columbia U “Stepping Out of Pushkin’s Time: Nabokov’s Ada or Ardor as a Rewriting of Evgenii Onegin” Eric Naiman, UC, Berkeley “Rereading as Rewriting: King, Queen, Knave” Disc.: Malynne M. Sternstein, U of Chicago

1-34 Current Developments in Slovenian Foreign Policy - (Roundtable) - Suite 630 Chair: Carole R. Rogel, The Ohio State U Part: Joseph Derdzinski, U of Denver James Gow, King’s College London (UK) Mark A. Pekala, Bureau of European & Eurasian Affairs Samuel Zbogar, Ambassador, Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia

THURSDAY • SESSION 2 • 3:15 P.M. – 5:15 P.M.

B&D Subcommittee on Collection Development - (Meeting) - Suite 630

Slavic Review Editorial Board - (Meeting) - Chairman’s Boardroom

2-02 Bringing the Ukrainian State Back In: Post-Revolution State-Building beyond Post-Orange Politics - Blue Room Chair: Joshua A. Tucker, New York U Papers: Marc P. Berenson, Princeton U “Tax Messages to the State: Deciphering the Whys of Ukrainian Tax Compliance in Comparison to Poland and Russia” Eugene Mazo, Stanford U/Oxford U (UK) “Bringing Constitutional Law Back In: Promises and Changes after the Orange Revolution” Lucan Alan Way, U of Toronto (Canada) “Identity and Autocracy: Belarus and Ukraine Compared” Disc.: Eric M. McGlinchey, George Mason U 8 Thursday • Session 2 • 3:15 P.M. – 5:15 P.M.

2-03 Bolsheviks in Power: Soviet Elites in the Early 1920s - Blue Room Prefunction Chair: Charters S. Wynn, U of Texas, Austin Papers: Barbara Allen, La Salle U “Alexander Shliapnikov and Early NEP, 1923-1925” Simon Pirani, U of Essex (UK) “Class Tensions of Early NEP: Moscow’s Workers, Industrial Managers, and the Party Elite” Alexis Esther Pogorelskin, U of Minnesota, Duluth “Kamevev and Early NEP” Disc.: T. Clayton Black, Washington College

2-04 New Directions in the Study of Soviet Unofficial Literature - Cabinet Room Papers: Ann Komaromi, U of Toronto (Canada) “Soviet Samizdat Periodicals” Olga Livshin, Northwestern U “In Bed with the Soviet People: Ideology and Sexuality in Yuz Aleshkovsky’s Prose” Alexander Burry, The Ohio State U “Breakdowns of Communication: Vladimir Kazakov’s Mistake of the Living” Disc.: Andrew Baruch Wachtel, Northwestern U

2-05 Soviet Maternal and Child Health, 1941-56 - Calvert Room Chair: Mie Nakachi, U of Chicago Papers: Donald Filtzer, U of East London (UK) “Understanding Infant Mortality during Late Stalinism: War, Famine, and the Urban Environment” Rachel Faircloth Green, U of Chicago “Healthcare for Wartime Orphans, 1941-1956” Paula A. Michaels, U of Iowa “The Soviet Roots of the Lamaze Childbirth Method, 1945-53” Disc.: Christopher John Burton, U of Lethbridge (Canada)

2-06 Russian Culture and the Web - (Roundtable) - Capitol Room Chair: Vladimir Strukov, U of London (UK) Part: Jose Alaniz, U of Washington David Ward MacFadyen, UCLA Vladimir Padunov, U of Pittsburgh

2-08 Security Issues in Central Europe - Committee Room Chair: Robin Remington, Peace Haven Intl Papers: Robert Kent Evanson, U of Missouri, Kansas City “Germany and Czech Security” James Walter Peterson, Valdosta State U “Czech National Security Policy: Balancing NATO and EU Responsibilities” Matthew Rhodes, Air War College “U.S. Military Basing Policies in Central Europe” Disc.: Daniel E. Miller, U of West Florida

2-09 Ascribed Identity, Soviet Mythology, and the Politics of Space Culture, 1917-Present - Congressional A Chair: Harley D. Balzer, Georgetown U Papers: James Thomas Andrews, Iowa State U “K.E. Tsiolkovskii, Ascribed Identity, and the Politics of Constructing Soviet Space Mythology, 1917-1957” Thursday • Session 2 • 3:15 P.M. – 5:15 P.M. 9

Andrew L. Jenks, California State U, Long Beach “Yuri Gagarin and the Search for a Soviet Fountain of Youth” Cathleen Susan Lewis, Smithsonian Inst “Keeping the Golden Age Golden: The Survival of the Spaceflight Legacy through the End of the USSR” Disc.: Alexei Kozhevnikov, U of Georgia

2-10 The “Normal” in Normalization: Production, Consumption, and Dissent after the Prague Spring - Congressional B Chair: Hugh LeCaine Agnew, George Washington U Papers: Bradley F. Abrams, Columbia U “Normalizing Consumption: Consumer Policy and Popular Response in Post-1968 Czechoslovakia” Paulina Bren, Vassar College “Punching the Clock: Work Life and Social Comfort during Normalization” Peter Bugge, Aarhus U (Denmark) “Normalization and the Limits of the Law: The Case of the Jazz Section” Disc.: Jindrich Toman, U of Michigan, Ann Arbor

2-11 Muscovite Military Operational, Frontier Governmental, Ethnic Managerial, and Literary Capabilities and Limitations in Mid- Seventeenth-Century Eastern European Warfare - Council Room Chair: Carol (Kira) Belkin Stevens, Colgate U Papers: Richard Hellie, U of Chicago “Muscovy’s Dealings with Conquered Foreigners in the Thirteen Years’ War” Brian James Boeck, DePaul U “Azov in 1641: Literary Myths and Military Realities” Peter B. Brown, Rhode Island College “Biting Off More Than they Could Chew: Russian Armies in Belarus, 1654-55” Disc.: Serhii Plokhii, U of Alberta (Canada)

2-12 Ethnicity and Violence: Youth in Russian Revolutions - Diplomat Ballroom Chair: Robert E. Weinberg, Swarthmore College Papers: Christoph Martin Gumb, Humboldt U (Germany) “Street Fighting Men: The Imperial Russian Army and Violence, Warsaw 1905-1906” Inna Shtakser, U of Texas, Austin “Poor Jewish Youth of the Pale and the Language of Violence during the 1905 Revolution” Anna Shternshis, U of Toronto (Canada) “Should a Young Jew be Violent?: Ethnic Identity of Soviet Young Jews during the 1920s” Disc.: Anne E. Gorsuch, U of British Columbia (Canada)

2-13 Cultures of Ownership - Landed Property in Nineteenth-Century Russian Empire - Director’s Room Papers: Daniela Bergelt, Humboldt U (Germany) “Troubled Water: The Row over Irrigated Land in Russian Turkestan” Virginia Martin, U of Alabama, Huntsville “Land Grants, Land Claims, and the Politics of Settlement in the Kazakh Steppe,1810s-1850s” Martina Winkler, Humboldt U (Germany) “Stories of Ownership: Changing Perceptions of Property of the Russian Elite in the 19th Century” Disc.: P. Charles Hachten, U of Chicago 10 Thursday • Session 2 • 3:15 P.M. – 5:15 P.M.

2-14 National Resistance and Accommodation on Russia’s Margins - Embassy Room Chair: Charles R. Steinwedel, Northeastern Illinois U Papers: Matthew P. Romaniello, George Mason U “Incorporating the Mordvins: Resettlement and Resistance under Tsarist Rule” Aaron Benjamin Retish, Wayne State U “Making Nations Revolutionary: The Creation and Mobilization of National Identities in Viatka Province, 1914-1921” Daniel Evan Schafer, Belmont U “Muslim Peasant Rebellions and National Autonomy in the Volga-Ural Region, 1919-1921” Disc.: Francine R. Hirsch, U of Wisconsin, Madison

2-15 Regional Dimensions of Local Government Reform in Russia - Empire Ballroom Chair: Alan Holiman, William Jewell College Papers: Joan T. DeBardeleben, Carleton U (Canada) “Regional Authorities and Local Self-Government: The Cases of Stavropol, Nizhnii Novgorod and Orel” Tomila V Lankina, World Resources Institute “Local Government Reform and Karelian Forestry Administration” Gary Wilson, U of Northern British Columbia (Canada) “The View from Out East: Local Government Reform in Khabarovsk Krai” Disc.: John F. Young, U of Northern British Columbia (Canada)

2-16 North American Pushkin Society: Pushkin in Film - Executive Room - Sponsored by: North American Pushkin Society Chair: Svetlana B. Evdokimova, Brown U Papers: John Barnstead, Dalhousie U (Canada) and Esmeralda M.A. Thornhill, Dalhousie U (Canada) “Arap Petra velikogo: Vysotsky versus Reality” Russell S. Valentino, U of Iowa “Reviving the Pretender in Olivier, Olivier” Melissa J. Sokol, Brown U “Alexander Ivanovsky’s Film ‘Dubrovsky’: Robin Hood Russian Style” Disc.: Olia Prokopenko, Temple U

2-17 Catherine’s Cache: European Painting in the Russian Literary Text - Forum Room Chair: Timothy Crocker Harte, Bryn Mawr College Papers: Inessa Medzhibovskaya, New School U “Toward a Theory of the Romantic Image” Ruth Solomon Rischin, Independent Scholar “Pushkin’s Raffaello Elegy of 1819” Gavriel Shapiro, Cornell U “Nabokov and the Old Masters: Rembrandt’s ‘Deposition from the Cross’ in ‘The Gift’” Disc.: Melissa Frazier, Sarah Lawrence College

2-18 Bosnia-Herzegovina Policy Challenges: Social Science Perspectives - Governor’s Boardroom Chair: Gerard Toal, Virginia Tech Papers: Carl Thor Dahlman, Miami U of Ohio “The Spector of Terrorism in Post-War Bosnia-Herzegovina” Thursday • Session 2 • 3:15 P.M. – 5:15 P.M. 11

John O’Loughlin, U of Colorado Boulder “Inter-ethnic Social Distance: The Influence of Socio-Demographic and Place Factors” Paula M. Pickering, College of William and Mary “Lessons Learned? The Evolution of Western Assistance for Democratization and Conflict Prevention in Bosnia” Disc.: John R. Lampe, U of Maryland

2-19 Generational Change in Values in Post-Communist Eastern Europe - Hampton Ballroom Chair: Archie Brown, Oxford U (UK) Papers: Stephen Douglas Whitefield, Oxford U (UK) “Age, Generation and Democracy Support in Russia, 1993-2003” Gabor Toka, Central European U (Hungary) “Generations, Values, and the Legacy of Communism: Comparisons between Eastern and Western Mass Publics” Krzysztof Jasiewicz, Washington and Lee U “Mr. Yupski Goes to Europe: Generation, Class and Life Style in Polish Politics in the mid-2000s” Disc.: Jeffrey William Hahn, Villanova U

2-20 Women’s Writing and the Natural World in Twentieth-Century Russia - Palladian Ballroom Chair: Jehanne M Gheith, Duke U Papers: Svetlana Kobets, U of Notre Dame “Nature and Salvation in the Prose of Svetlana Vasilenko” Arja Rosenholm, U of Tampere (Finland) “Bearing the Word in the Green World: Russian Women’s Writings on Nature” Jane Tussey Costlow, Bates College “Sentiment and Savagery: Women and the Nature Sketch in the Late 19th/Early 20th Century” Disc.: Adele Marie Barker, U of Arizona

2-21 Witkacy and Modernity/Modernism - Presidential Boardroom Chair: David Anthony Goldfarb, Columbia U, Barnard College Papers: Mark Stephen Rudnicki, George Washington U “Witkacy and Nietzsche: Tragedy, Woman, and Death” Krystyna Lipinska Illakowicz, New York U “Speed and Madness: Stanislaw Ignacy Witkiewicz’s Modern Dilemmas” Benjamin Paloff, Harvard U “At the Limits of Philosophy: Witkacy against the Grain of the Polish Modern” Disc.: Daniel Gerould, CUNY Graduate Center

2-22 The Politics of Memory and the Great Patriotic War - Senate Room Chair: Karl D. Qualls, Dickinson College Papers: Jeffrey Paul Burds, Northeastern U “School of Hate: Soviet Memories of German Occupation” Kenneth D. Slepyan, Transylvania U “Guerrillas and Glasnost’: Soviet Partisans as Viewed in Elem Klimov’s ‘Come and See’” David Russell Stone, Kansas State U “World War II and the Red Army’s Nuclear Revolution” Disc.: Lisa Ann Kirschenbaum, West Chester U 12 Thursday • Session 2 • 3:15 P.M. – 5:15 P.M.

2-23 Liberalism in Slovenia and Croatia between the Two World Wars - Suite 230 Chair: Peter Vodopivec, Institute of Modern History Papers: Zarko Lazarevic, Institute for Contemporary History (Slovenia) “Economic Concepts of the Slovene Liberals in the Inter-War Period” Andrea Feldman, Open Society Institute (Croatia) “The Specific Manifestations of Liberalism in Croatia in the Inter-War Period” Jurij Perovšek, Institute for Contemporary History (Slovenia) “National and Political Concepts of Slovene Liberalism between the Two Wars” Disc.: Pieter M. Judson, Swarthmore College Jerca Vodusek Staric, Institute for Contemporary History (Slovenia)

2-24 The Pushkin Myth in Russian 20th-century Culture - Suite 262 Chair: Monika Greenleaf, Stanford U Papers: Jonathan Brooks Platt, Columbia U “Pushkin Now and Then: Images of Temporal Paradox in the 1937 Pushkin Jubilee” Carol R. Ueland, Drew U “Pushkin Travels East” Alexandra Smith, U of Sheffield (UK) “Tynianov’s Pushkin” Disc.: Olga Peters Hasty, Princeton U Catharine Theimer Nepomnyashchy, Barnard College, Columbia U

2-25 Opposition, Rivalry, or Loyalty? - Suite 273 Chair: Edward D. Wynot, Jr., Florida State U Papers: Peter Pastor, Montclair State U “The First Purged: Hungarian Victims of the Chistka in the USSR” Edit Nagy, U of Pecs (Hungary) “Sabotage Lawsuits in Hungary 1947-1956” Peter E. Bergmann, U of Florida “The Purge of the German Past in an Era of Silence, 1949-1963” Disc.: Judith Fai-Podlipnik, Southeastern Louisiana U

2-26 Rethinking Dostoevsky’s House of the Dead - Suite 330 Chair: Deborah A. Martinsen, Columbia U Papers: Robin Feuer Miller, Brandeis U “The Pursuit of Art in the Dead House” Nancy Ruttenburg, New York U “The Ontology of Crime in Notes from the House of the Dead” Sarah Jean Young, U of Toronto (Canada) “Language and Identity: Constructing the Narrator as Prisoner in Dostoevsky’s Notes from the House of the Dead and Abram Terts’s Voice from the Chorus” Disc.: Donna Tussing Orwin, U of Toronto (Canada)

2-27 The State and Church in Socialism: Case Studies about Attitudes - Suite 362 - Sponsored by: Association for Croatian Studies Chair: Ivan Ante Runac, U of Michigan, Ann Arbor Papers: Ludwig Steindorff, U of Kiel (Germany) “An Advocate of Religious Communities? The Commission of Religious Affairs in the People’s Republic of Croatia, 1945-1954” Jure Kristo, Croatian Institute of History (Croatia) “Communist Treatment of the Catholic Church Representatives after the War (1945-1952)” Thursday • Session 2 • 3:15 P.M. – 5:15 P.M. 13

Bronislaw Misztal, Catholic U of America “The Polish Catholic Church vis à vis the Challenges of Contemporary Political and Social Life” Disc.: Slavica Jakelic, U of Virginia

2-28 Russia Cleans Up: The Problem of Sanitation in Imperial Russian Culture and Society - Suite 373 Chair: Christopher David Ely, Florida Atlantic U, Wilkes Honor College Papers: Alexander M. Martin, U of Notre Dame “Sewage and the City: Public Debate and State Policy on Sanitation in 19th- Century Moscow” Alison Smith, U of Toronto (Canada) “A Love for Tidiness: Public Health in the Russian Provinces before the Great Reforms” Jane Burbank, New York U “The Well-Ordered Peasant Village: Law and Sanitation at the Township Courts” Disc.: Cathy Anne Frierson, U of New Hampshire

2-29 Culture of Yugonostalgia - Suite 462 Chair: Radmila J. Gorup, Columbia U Papers: Dragana Obradovic, U College London (UK) “Displacement in Art and Body in the Work of Dubravka Ugresic” Zoran Milutinovic, U of London (UK) “Nostalgy as a ‘Heart’s Lie’ in Vesha Goldsworty’s ‘Chernobil Strawberries’” Damjana Mraovic, U of Tennessee “Nostalgia: Literary Presentations of Socio-Political Changes” Disc.: Bogdan Rakic, Indiana U

2-30 Lydia Ginzburg: Authorship and Analysis - (Roundtable) - Suite 473 Chair: William Mills Todd, III, Harvard U Part: Irina Paperno, UC, Berkeley Sarah Pratt, U Southern California Emily Stetson Van Buskirk, Harvard U Andrei Zorin, U of Oxford (UK)

2-31 Mobility, Governance, and Identity in Imperial Russia - Suite 530 Chair: Gary Michael Hamburg, Claremont McKenna College Papers: Peter Waldron, U of Sunderland (UK) “Imperial Landscapes: Russians Define their Empire: 1840-1900” Robert H. Greene, U of Montana “Parish Pilgrimage to Saintly Shrines in Late Imperial Russia” Disc.: Eugene Michael Avrutin, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

2-32 “To Hold in Hands a Calendar and Clock.” Chronology in Russian Literature: Mythopoetics and Cultural Mythology - Suite 562 Chair: Evgenii Bershtein, Reed College Papers: Konstantin Akinsha, Commission for Art Recovery “Crazy Calendar: The Notion of Calendar in Russian Avant-Garde Art 1917-1934” Vadim Besprozvany, U of Michigan “Chronology as a Mythopoetic Device in Works of Vladimir Narbut” Jelena Pogosjan, U of Alberta (Canada) “The Calendars are Never Right: As Iakob Bruse, as Ivan Sytin” Disc.: Joseph Peschio, U of Wisconsin 14 Thursday • Session 3 • 5:30 P.M. – 7:30 P.M.

2-33 Poets, Politics and Precursors - Suite 573 Chair: Clint Walker, U of Notre Dame Papers: Jennifer Ryan Tishler, U of Wisconsin, Madison “The Image of Maria Volkonskaia in the Poetry and Lyric Dramas of Nelly Sachs” Donald Loewen, SUNY, Binghamton “Herzen, Avvakum, and the Voice of Defiance in Osip Mandelstam’s ‘Fourth Prose’” Natasha Renee Margulis, U of Pittsburgh, Greensburg “Sovereignty and Inheritance in Montenegro: The Poetry of Petar I and Petar II Petrovic Njegos”

THURSDAY • SESSION 3 • 5:30 P.M. – 7:30 P.M.

Bulgarian Studies Association - (Meeting) - Suite 562

Czechoslovak Studies Association - (Meeting) - Suite 573

Early Slavic Studies Association - (Meeting) - Blue Room Prefunction

Slavic and East European Folklore Association (SEEFA) - (Meeting) - Presidential Boardroom

3-01 Russia in Search of Alternative Modernization Paradigms (19th and 20th Centuries) - Ambassador Ballroom Chair: Daniel T. Orlovsky, Southern Methodist U Papers: Daniel Aarão Reis Filho, U Federal Fluminense (Brazil) “Russian 19th-Century Intellectuals and ‘Intellectocrats’ in Search of Alternative Modernization Paradigms” Angelo de Oliveira Segrillo, U Federal Fluminense (Brazil) “Soviet Socialism as an Alternative Modernization Paradigm: The Vexata Questio of Democracy” Ana Carolina Huguenin Pereira, U Federal Fluminense (Brazil) “The Devil’s Palace: Dostoyevsky and the Modern Pathos” Disc.: David Maurice Goldfrank, Georgetown U Yanni George Kotsonis, New York U

3-02 International Copyright Law and the Post-Communist World - Blue Room Chair: Karen Anne Rondestvedt, Stanford U Papers: Jule L. Sigall, US Copyright Office “International Copyright: Perspectives from the U.S. Copyright Office” Janice T. Pilch, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign “International Copyright: Perspectives from the Academic Library” Michael Albert Newcity, Duke U “International Copyright: Perspectives on the Law of the Russian Federation” Disc.: Michael Meyer Brewer, U of Arizona

3-04 Spirituality and Religion in Contemporary Russian Poetry - Cabinet Room Chair: Stephanie Sandler, Harvard U Papers: Sarah Valentine, Princeton U “Suffering and Transcendence in Neo-Futurism: Kazakov, Sosnora, and Aigi” Sarah Pratt, U Southern California “The Post-Modern Post-Empire Christian Impulse: Brodsky, Sedakova, and Polonskaia” Thursday • Session 3 • 5:30 P.M. – 7:30 P.M. 15

Dunja Popovic, Princeton U “God, Worm or Rebel?: Shvarts, Brodsky and the Spiritual Ode” Disc.: Judith Deutsch Kornblatt, U of Wisconsin, Madison

3-05 Ritualizing the Other in Contemporary Russian Prose, Drama, and Film - Calvert Room Chair: Serguei Alex. Oushakine, Princeton U Papers: Anindita Banerjee, Cornell U “Sorokin’s Aliens” Mark N. Lipovetsky, U of Colorado, Boulder “Theater of Violence in the Society of the Spectacle” Alexander V. Prokhorov, College of William and Mary “Orientalizing the Other/Reinventing the Empire in Contemporary Russian Action Thriller: Dzhanik Faiziev’s Film Adaptation of Boris Akunin’s Turkish Gambit” Disc.: Dragan Kujundzic, U of Florida

3-06 The Church and Ecclesiastical Objects in Medieval Serbia - Capitol Room Chair: Marina Belovic-Hodge, Library of Congress Papers: Jelena Bogdanovic, Princeton U “Contemplating the Epitaphios of King Milutin (1282-1321) as a Fourteenth- Century Replica of Christ’s Burial Shroud” Ljubomir Milanovic, Rutgers U “Displaying the Relics and Shaping the Sacred Topography: The Shrine of King Stefan Decanski in the Church of Christ the Savior” Nebojsa Petar Stankovic, Princeton U “The Remains of a Church Near Svrljig, East Serbia: A Contribution towards the Research of its Architecture” Disc.: Svetlana Popovic, Prince George’s Community College

3-07 Looking Back to the Bright Future: The Russian-Jewish Perspective Today - Chairman’s Boardroom Chair: Gabriella Safran, Stanford U Papers: Harriet Lisa Murav, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign “Looking Back to Birobidzhan: Meilakhs’ Red Zion” Mikhail Krutikov, U of Michigan “Who Gave Us Dreams Like These? Leningrad in Jewish Imagination” Marat Grinberg, Reed College “In Search of a Usable Tradition: Fridrich Gorenshtein as a Russian Jewish Polemicist” Disc.: Valeri Dymshits, European U at St Petersburg (Russia) Gennady Estraikh, New York U

3-08 Building National Identity through Cultural Consumption: The Youth of Soviet and Post-Soviet Ukraine and Problems of Cultural Identification - Committee Room Chair: Hiroaki Kuromiya, Indiana U Papers: William Jay Risch, Georgia College and State U “Nationhood, Mass Culture, and Counter-Culture in Post-1953 L’viv” Sergei Ivanovich Zhuk, Ball State U “Building the Ukrainian Identity through Cultural Consumption in the ‘Closed’ City of Soviet Ukraine: Dnipropetrovs’k KGB Files and ‘Transgressions’ of Everyday Life during Late Socialism, 1959-1985” Anna Fournier, Johns Hopkins U “Post-Orange Citizenship: Challenges to the Production of Nationally- Conscious Citizens in Ukrainian High Schools” Disc.: Catherine Wanner, Pennsylvania State U 16 Thursday • Session 3 • 5:30 P.M. – 7:30 P.M.

3-11 Networks of Culture and Politics: South Slavs in Interwar Europe - Council Room Chair: Martin Sletzinger, Woodrow Wilson Intl Ctr for Scholars Papers: Vjeran Ivan Pavlakovic, U of Washington “Remembering our Spaniards: Constructing the Spanish Civil War Narrative in Communist Yugoslavia” Vjekoslav Perica, U of Utah “The Global and the Local: The US Naval Mission in the East Adriatic, 1919-1921” Melissa Katherine Bokovoy, U of New Mexico “Exhibiting Serbia during World War I: Serbian Photographic Exhibits in Great Britain and the United States” Disc.: Kristen R. Ghodsee, Bowdoin College

3-12 Representing Terrorism in Russian Literature: From the Decembrists to the War in Chechnya - Diplomat Ballroom Chair: Gina Pacht Kovarsky, Virginia Commonwealth U Papers: Peter Joseph Scotto, Mt. Holyoke College “The Best and the Brightest: Terrorists and Terrorism in the Writings of Sergei Stepniak” Anna Brodsky, Washington and Lee U “The War in Chechnya and the Image of the Russian Soldier in Popular Culture” Disc.: Tony Anemone, College of William and Mary Nina Khrushcheva, New School U

3-14 Catherine the Great and Art: Image, Imagination, and Espionage - Embassy Room Chair: Simon Dixon, U of Leeds (UK) Papers: Nathalie Bondil, Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (Canada) “Catherine the Great: Minerva of the North” Christina Corsiglia, Art Gallery of Ontario (Canada) “The Construction of Imperial Identity: The Official Portraiture of Catherine the Great” Cynthia Hyla Whittaker, CUNY, Baruch College “Catherine the Great and the Art of Collecting: A Network of Art Spies” Disc.: Alison L. Hilton, Georgetown U

3-15 Soviet Agricultural Development in Inter-War Central Asia – Empire Ballroom Chair: Joerg Bernhard Baberowski, Humboldt U (Germany) Papers: Benjamin H. Loring, Brandeis U “Sedentarization in Kyrgyzstan, 1921-1941” Niccolò Pianciola, Harvard U “Kazakhstan in the Context of the Pan-Soviet Famine: A Comparison of Kazakh and Ukrainian Famines” Christian Teichmann, Humboldt U (Germany) “Irrigation in Uzbekistan, 1921-1941” Disc.: Adrienne Lynn Edgar, UC, Santa Barbara

3-16 The Society of the Road in Imperial Russia - Executive Room Chair: Jeffrey Peter Brooks, Johns Hopkins U Papers: John Wyatt Randolph, Jr., U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign “The Singing Coachman: Iamshchiki as Folk Performers in Early Nineteenth-Century Russia” Anne Lounsbery, New York U “Dostoevsky’s Railroads” Thursday • Session 3 • 5:30 P.M. – 7:30 P.M. 17

Sharyl Corrado, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign “Sakhalin - A Journey” Disc.: Willard Sunderland, U of Cincinnati

3-17 Russia and Islam: Tangled Past and Uncertain Future - (Roundtable) - Forum Room Chair: Margaret Lisa Paxson, Kennan Institute Part: Robert D. Crews, Stanford U Alexander Knysh, U of Michigan

3-18 Attitudes toward Democracy and Gender - Governor’s Boardroom Chair: Eusebio M. Mujal-Leon Papers: Jeffrey William Hahn, Villanova U and Igor Logvinenko, Villanova U “Generational Differences in Russian Attitudes towards Democracy” Cynthia Sue Kaplan, UC, Santa Barbara “Public Responses to Elite Changes in the Soviet Participatory Arena” Ekaterina M. Levintova, Texas A&M U, Texarkana “Coverage of Vladimir Putin’s Presidency in Russia’s Ultra-Nationalist and Anti-Democratic Press” Disc.: Bruce Parrott, Johns Hopkins U

3-19 Interdisciplinary Approaches to the Gulag - Hampton Ballroom Chair: Natasha Kolchevska, U of New Mexico Papers: Julie Suzanne Draskoczy, U of Pittsburgh “Remaking the Common Criminal into Aesthetic Legacy at Stalin’s White Sea Canal” Simon Ertz, Stanford U “Institutional Strategies in the Stalinist Camp System: Constants, Changes, Conflicts” Yakov Leonidovich Klots, Yale U “Gulag Lexicon in English Translation” Disc.: Steven A. Barnes, George Mason U Cynthia A. Ruder, U of Kentucky

3-20 Femininity and Theatricality in Eighteenth-Century Russian Literature - Palladian Ballroom Chair: Andrei Zorin, U of Oxford (UK) Papers: Marcus C. Levitt, U of Southern California “The Polemic with Rousseau over Theater and Gender in Urusova’s ‘Polion’” Amanda Ewington, Davidson College “The Female Lover in Eighteenth-Century Russian Women’s Poetry” Andrew Kahn, Oxford U (UK) “Desire and Transgression in Urusova’s Imitations of Ovid”

3-22 Poetics of Memory: Arsenii and Andrei Tarkovskii - (Roundtable) - Senate Room Chair: Tatiana Smorodinska, Middlebury College Part: Dmitry P. Bak, Russian U for the Humanities (Russia) Elena V. Baraban, U of Manitoba (Canada) Lilya Kaganovsky, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Julia Valerievna Trubikhina, Montclair State U

3-23 Joint Degrees in U.S.-Russian Higher Education Cooperation - (Roundtable) - Suite 230 Chair: Mark Steven Johnson, Colorado College Part: Natalia Nikolaevna Anoshkina, Far Eastern National U (Russia) 18 Thursday • Session 3 • 5:30 P.M. – 7:30 P.M.

Paul H. Boesen, NAU International Valentina Grohotova, Novgorod State U (Russia) Carolyn Kissane, New York U Victoria M. Peterson, U of Maryland U College

3-24 The Poetry of Early Pasternak - Suite 262 Chair: Lazar Fleishman, Stanford U Papers: Ilja Gruen, Stanford U “R.M. Rilke and Early Pasternak” Nancy Pollak, Cornell U “A Little More about Lermontov in Pasternak’s Early Poetry” Alexander A. Dolinin, U of Wisconsin, Madison “Shakespeare in Pasternak’s ‘Themes and Variations’” Disc.: Catherine Ann Ciepiela, Amherst College

3-25 Croats in Post-Dayton Bosnia-Herzegovina - Suite 273 Chair: Ante Cuvalo, Joliet Junior College Papers: Slavica Jakelic, U of Virginia “Understanding Bosnian Catholicism” Stephen Schwartz, Center for Islamic Pluralism “The Cultural Legacy of Bosnian Croats and their Current Political Situation” Gerard Toal, Virginia Tech “Discourse and Public Opinion on the Causes of the Bosnian War” Disc.: Zdenka Gredel-Manuele, Niagara U

3-26 Decentering: Serbian Literature in Diaspora - Suite 330 Chair: Tomislav Z. Longinovic, U of Wisconsin, Madison Papers: Biljana Obradovic, Xavier U of Louisiana “A Many Times Displaced Serbian Diasporic Writer” Bogdan Rakic, Indiana U “Double Dialogue: Traditional Elements in the Poetry of Georg Nikolich” Radmila J. Gorup, Columbia U “Dual Identity: Vladimir Tasic’s ‘Farewell Gift’” Disc.: Ivana Vitomir Vuletic, UNC, Chapel Hill

3-27 Polish Literary Studies and Comparative Literature - (Roundtable) - Suite 362 Chair: Irena Grudzinska Gross, Boston U Part: Justyna Anna Beinek, Indiana U Clare Cavanagh, Northwestern U David Anthony Goldfarb, Columbia U, Barnard College Joanna Nizynska, Harvard U Benjamin Paloff, Harvard U

3-28 Twentieth-Century Russian and Eastern European Book Design and Illustration - Suite 373 Chair: Brad Michael Damare, U of Michigan Papers: Robert Bird, U of Chicago “The Sergiev School of Narrative and Image: Mikhail Prishvin, Vladimir Favorskii, and Pavel Florenskii” Anne Fisher, The College of Wooster “How Form Affects Content: Comparing Editions of Il’f and Petrov’s Ostap Bender Novels” Jindrich Toman, U of Michigan, Ann Arbor “Beyond Illustration: The Czech Avant-garde and the Shape of Its Book” Disc.: Malynne M. Sternstein, U of Chicago Erika Wolf, U of Otago (New Zealand) Thursday • Session 3 • 5:30 P.M. – 7:30 P.M. 19

3-29 National, Regional or Religious: The Politics of Self-Identification in Late Imperial Russia - Suite 462 Chair: John Athanasios Mazis, Hamline U Papers: Pete Rottier, Cleveland State U “Kazak Nationalism for Imperial Citizenship: The Kazak Intelligentsia during the Great War” Susan Joan Smith-Peter, CUNY, College of Staten Island “Tatars and Russian Identity in Early Nineteenth-Century Kazan” Victoria Clement, Western Carolina U “Elite Constructions of Turkmen Identity in Late Imperial Russia” Disc.: Joshua A. Sanborn, Lafayette College

3-30 National Identity and Revolution in Nineteenth-Century Eastern Europe - Suite 473 Chair: Venelin Iordanov Ganev, Miami U Papers: Evguenia N Davidova, Portland State U “Balkan Travel Accounts on the Balkans: Nineteenth-Century Perspectives” Irina Popova-Nowak, Strayer U “In Search for Meaning: National Territory and Identity in 19th-Century Eastern Europe” Disc.: Irina A. Papkova, Georgetown U

3-31 Cultures of Negotiation. New Perspectives on Imperial Russian Diplomacy - Suite 530 Chair: Peter Isaac Holquist, U of Pennsylvania Papers: Raphael Utz, U of Heidelberg (Germany) “Towards an Institutionalized Culture of Nationalism: The Russian Foreign Ministry 1860-1905” Paul William Werth, U of Nevada, Las Vegas “Russian Imperial Diplomacy and Confessional Communities Abroad in the 19th Century” Susanne Schattenberg, Humboldt U (Germany) “A Chancellor’s Vanity, a Foreign Minister’s Hostility, and the Effrontery of the British Press – Why Russia Failed at the Congress of Berlin” Disc.: David MacLaren McDonald, U of Wisconsin, Madison

3-34 Cold War Western Broadcasting; Workshop on Research Sources and Methods - (Roundtable) - Suite 630 Chair: A. Ross Johnson, RFE/RL/Hoover Institution Part: Jane Leftwich Curry, Santa Clara U Pawel Machcewicz, Institute of National Remembrance Andras Mink, Open Society Archives Douglas E. Selvage, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical U Anatol Shmelev, Stanford U

THURSDAY • OPENING RECEPTION

AAASS Opening Reception and Tour of Exhibit Hall – 6:00 P.M. – Regency Ballroom – open to all – Major funding for the opening reception has been provided by the Fund for the European University at St. Petersburg in honor of the University’s 10th Anniversary. Additional funding has been provided by: the American University History Department, the Transnational Crime and Corruption Center at American University, Department of Politics at Catholic University of America, George Mason University, the Kennan Institute of the Woodrow Wilson Center for International Scholars, and the Center for Eurasian, Russian, and East European Studies at Georgetown University. We are deeply grateful to all our sponsors for their generous support. 20 Friday • Session 4 • 8:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M. Friday 17 November

Registration Desk Hours: 7:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. – Regency Gallery

Exhibit Hall Hours: 10:00 A.M. – 6:00 P.M. – Regency Ballroom

FRIDAY • SESSION 4 • 8:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M.

Society for Albanian Studies - (Meeting) - Suite 630

WGCTV - (Meeting) - Palladian Ballroom

4-01 Ukraine and Her Neighbors in 2006 – Ambassador Ballroom Chair: Taras Hunczak, Rutgers U Papers: Anders Aslund, Institute for International Economics “Energy in Foreign Policy in Russia” Paul Alan Goble, U of Tartu (Estonia) “Can Russia Ever Reconcile Herself to the Loss of the Baltics?” Steven Pifer, US Dept of State “Ukraine - The Challenges in 2006” Disc.: Paul D’Anieri, U of Kansas Gene Fishel, US Dept of State

4-02 Regional Politics Under Putin - Blue Room Papers: Darrell L. Slider, U of South Florida “‘United Russia’ and Regional Leaders” Nikolai Petrov, Carnegie Moscow Center (Russia) “Staffing Changes in Federal Agencies: Horizontal Rotation and Vertical Mobility of Regional Siloviki” Disc.: William M. Reisinger, U of Iowa

4-04 Folk Religion - Cabinet Room Chair: Roy Raymond Robson, U of the Sciences in Philadelphia Papers: George Mitrevski, Auburn U “Celebrating St. Paraskeva Day in Two Villages in Prespa, Macedonia” Daniel A. Rancour-Laferriere, UC, Davis “Psychoanalyzing Russian Folk Beliefs about Icons of the Mother of God” Linda J. Ivanits, Pennsylvania State U “Popular Cosmology in ‘The Brothers Karamazov’” Disc.: Jeanmarie Rouhier-Willoughby, U of Kentucky

4-05 Advokaty: Lawyers in Late Imperial Russia and the Soviet Union - Calvert Room Chair: Jane Burbank, New York U Papers: William Eric Pomeranz, Reed Smith Attorneys at Law “Practicing Law in Tsarist Russia” Friday • Session 4 • 8:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M. 21

Dmitrij Belkin, Humboldt U (Germany) “Russian Advokaty or Mediators of Jewish Legal Culture? ‘Jewish Lawyers’ in Russia, 1890-1932” Pamela A. Jordan, U of Saskatchewan (Canada) “Legal Defenders or Passive Assistants to the Court? The Complex Political Identities of Russian Advocates after Stalin” Disc.: Eugene E. Huskey, Stetson U Benjamin I Nathans, U of Pennsylvania

4-06 Russian Theater before Pushkin - Capitol Room Chair: Gitta Hammarberg, Macalester College Papers: Marina Swoboda, McGill U (Canada) “The Origins of Early Russian Drama” Michael A. Pesenson, Swarthmore College “Francesco Araja and the Development of Russian Opera” Julie Anne Cassiday, Williams College “‘The Precious Pearl of Our Theater’: The Early-Nineteenth-Century Russian Actress as Public Woman” Disc.: Marcus C. Levitt, U of Southern California

4-07 Russian Poetics: A Tribute to Mikhail Gasparov - Chairman’s Boardroom Chair: Nila Friedberg, Portland State U Papers: Emily Klenin, UCLA “Perceiving Verse” Marina Tarlinskaya, U of Washington “We Both Loved Rhythm and Syntax” Ian Kenneth Lilly, U of Auckland (New Zealand) “Gasparov’s Masterpiece — Metr I smysl: Ob odnom iz mekhanizmov kul’turnoi pamiati” Disc.: Barry Paul Scherr, Dartmouth College

4-08 Unintended Consequences: Jewish Experiences in Social Engineering in Twentieth-Century East Central Europe - Committee Room Chair: Eva Anna Plach, Wilfrid Laurier U (Canada) Papers: Tatjana Lichtenstein, U of Toronto (Canada) “Divided Loyalties: Czechoslovak Zionists and the Boycott of the 1936 Olympics” Steve A.E. Jobbitt, U of Toronto (Canada) “Confronting the Danger Within: Degeneration and the Politics of Survival in the Warsaw Ghetto, 1940-1942” Zachary Paul Levine, NYU “Jewish Magyar Communist or Communist Magyar Jew: Understanding the Jewish Relationship to Communism in Post-Second World War Hungary” Disc.: Sean Andrew Martin, Western Reserve Historical Society

4-09 Russian Orthodoxy in 1917 - Congressional A Chair: William Benjamin Husband, Oregon State U Papers: Gregory L. Freeze, Brandeis U “Diocesan Assemblies in 1917: Revolution in the Orthodox Church” K. Page Herrlinger, Bowdoin College “Orthodox Believers on the Revolutionary Streets of Petrograd, 1917” Scott M. Kenworthy, Miami U “Monasteries and Revolution: 1917 in Sergiev Posad” Disc.: Edward E. Roslof, Fulbright Program in the Russian Federation (Russia) 22 Friday • Session 4 • 8:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M.

4-10 Contemporary Central Asian Politics and Resources - Congressional B Chair: Marjorie Mandelstam Balzer, Georgetown U Papers: Sinny Fu, China Institute of Technology (Taiwan) “Investment in Kazakhstan from a Legal Perspective” Martin Charles Spechler, Indiana U / Purdue U “Central Asia between East and West” Christopher John Ward, Clayton State U “Troubled Waters: The Siberian Rivers Diversion Project, Then and Now” Disc.: Kathleen Kuehnast, The World Bank

4-11 Education and Social Integration in Late Imperial Russia - Council Room Chair: Rochelle Goldberg Ruthchild, Harvard U Papers: Tom Ewing, Virginia Tech “Gender, Citizenship, and Empire: Debating Coeducation Debate in Late Tsarist Russia” Michelle D. DenBeste, California State U, Fresno “Women Physicians as Social and Public Health Educators” Eliyana R. Adler, U of Maryland “The Rabbi in the Gymnasium: Integrating Jews into Russian High Schools” Disc.: Ben Eklof, Indiana U

4-12 Sex, Bodies, & Borders in the New Russia - Diplomat Ballroom Chair: Nanette Funk, CUNY, Brooklyn College Papers: Nadezda Shapkina, Georgia State U “Sex, Gender, and Migration: Analyzing Campaigns against Sex Trafficking in Russia and Ukraine” Judith Record McKinney, Hobart and William Smith Colleges “Russian Babies, Russian Babes: The Economic and Demographic Implications of International Adoption and International Trafficking for Russia” Jennifer Suchland, U of Texas, Austin “The Post-Soviet Criminal Code: Is there Sexual Harassment Law?” Disc.: Karen L. Dawisha, Miami U of Ohio Valerie Jeanne Sperling, Clark U

4-13 How We Survived and Even Laughed: Political Satire in the Former Yugoslavia and its Successor States - (Roundtable) - Director’s Room Chair: Vjeran Ivan Pavlakovic, U of Washington Part: Vojislava Filipcevic, Columbia U Damjana Mraovic, U of Tennessee Vjekoslav Perica, U of Utah

4-14 Concepts of Ukrainian and Russian Culture - Embassy Room Chair: Natalia Pylypiuk, U of Alberta (Canada) Papers: Oleh Stepan Ilnytzkyj, U of Alberta (Canada) “Putting Back the Empire into Russian and Ukrainian Culture” Halyna Hryn, Harvard U “Khvyl’ovyi’s ‘Ukraine or Little Russia’ as a Cultural Document” Serhy Yekelchyk, U of Victoria (Canada) “Situating the Nation in Cultural Space: Surveys of the Ukrainian Culture Published during the Twentieth Century” Disc.: Catherine Wanner, Pennsylvania State U

4-15 Urban Suffering and Transformation: The USSR 1941-1947 - Empire Ballroom Chair: Catherine Gousseff, CNRS (France) Papers: Laurie R. Cohen, U of Innsbruck (Austria) “Mobilization at the Border: Smolensk under Nazi Occupation, 1941-1943” Friday • Session 4 • 8:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M. 23

Martin J. Blackwell, U of Central Arkansas “Of ‘Massoperatsii’ and ‘Makery’: The Re-Settlement of Kyiv, Ukraine, 1943- 1946” Theodore Richard Weeks, Southern Illinois U, Carbondale “Ethnic Cleansing as Socialist Nation-Building: Vilnius 1944-1947” Disc.: Laurie S. Koloski, College of William and Mary

4-16 Women Navigating Academia - (Roundtable) - Executive Room - Sponsored by: Association for Women in Slavic Studies Chair: Christine Diane Worobec, Northern Illinois U Part: Beth C. Holmgren, Duke U Adele Lindenmeyr, Villanova U Teresa Lynn Polowy, U of Arizona Sharon L. Wolchik, George Washington U

4-17 The Impact of the World Wars on Soviet Veterans - Forum Room Chair: Eliot Borenstein, New York U Papers: Karen Petrone, U of Kentucky “World War I Veterans in the Interwar Period and Representation of the Trauma of War” Frances Lee Bernstein, Drew U “Coming to terms with the IOVs: The Treatment and Rehabilitation of World War II’s Disabled Soldiers” Daniel Levitsky, U College London (UK) “Screening Outcasts: Representations of Soviet War Veterans’ Ostracism and Re-assimilation in Films of Post-War Soviet Cinema” Disc.: Laura L. Phillips, Eastern Washington U

4-18 Screening Childhood: Orphans and Children in Russian Film - Governor’s Boardroom Chair: Dragan Kujundzic, U of Florida Papers: Sara Pankenier, Dartmouth College “Eisenstein’s ‘Bezhin Meadow’: The Creation and Sacrifice of an Iconic Childhood” Margaret Elizabeth Peacock, U of Texas, Austin “Children, Dissent and Film during the Thaw” Lora Wheeler Mjolsness, U of California, Irvine “Abandoning Childhood: Coming of Age in Post-Soviet Film” Disc.: Ann Livschiz, Stanford U

4-19 Museums and Exhibitions in Imperial Russia - (Roundtable) - Hampton Ballroom Chair: Susan Nicole Smith, Bradley U Part: Joseph C. Bradley, U of Tulsa Katia Dianina, Amherst College David C. Fisher, U of Texas, Brownsville Nathaniel Knight, Seton Hall U Wendy Salmond, Chapman U

4-21 The Bulgakov Revival: Recent Scholarship on Sergei Bulgakov - Presidential Boardroom Chair: Judith Deutsch Kornblatt, U of Wisconsin, Madison Papers: Paul Richard Valliere, Butler U “Why is there a Bulgakov Revival?” Jonathan Ronald Seiling, U of Toronto (Canada) “From Antinomy to Sophiology: A Reassessment of Bulgakov’s Idealism” 24 Friday • Session 4 • 8:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M.

Robert F. Slesinski, Holy Trinity Byzantine Catholic Church “Bulgakov’s Minor Trilogy” Disc.: Catherine Evtuhov, Georgetown U Boris Jakim, Independent Scholar

4-22 Encounters with the Potustoronnii Mir in Twentieth-Century Russian Literature (Part 1) - Senate Room Chair: Marina A. Aptekman, Wheaton College Papers: Kristen Welsh, Hobart and William Smith Colleges “Black Magic and Bad Readers: Nabokov’s ‘Korol’, Dama, Valet’ and the Creative Process” Judith Wermuth-Atkinson, Columbia U “Cerebral Play: The World beyond Reality in Andrei Bely’s Novel Petersburg” Ona Renner-Fahey, U of Montana “Modernist Nostalgia for the Lost Spirit World” Disc.: Angela K. Brintlinger, The Ohio State U

4-23 Orthodox Texts - Suite 230 Papers: Marta Mestrovic Deyrup, Seton Hall U “The Life of St. Cyril, the Philosopher and the Hagiographical Tradition” Kevin Michael Kain, Texas A&M U, Texarkana “The New Jerusalem Monastery in Ioann Shusherin’s Account of the Birth, Education, and Life of His Holiness Nikon, Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia” Michelle Ruth Viise, UC, Berkeley “From Orthodox Disunity to Unity in L’viv, 1573-1586: The Printer Ivan Fedorov and the Emergence of the L’viv Orthodox Brotherhood of the Dormition Church”

4-24 Parents and Children in Nineteenth-Century Russian Literature - Suite 262 Papers: Anne Hruska, Stanford U “Children without Fathers and Fathers without Children: Turgenev and Serfdom” Carol Apollonio Flath, Duke U “Responses to Rousseau: Dostoevsky and Pomialovsky” Jefferson J.A. Gatrall, U of Western Ontario (Canada) “Infanticide and the Infantilizing of Evil in Tolstoy’s ‘Power of Darkness’” Disc.: Robin Feuer Miller, Brandeis U

4-25 Revolt and Revolutions in Hungary - Suite 273 Chair: Thomas L. Sakmyster, U of Cincinnati Papers: Mihaly Fulop, U of Debrecen (Hungary) “Imre Nagy, Gheorghiu-Dej, and Transylvania in 1956” Georg B. Michels, UC, Riverside “The 1672 Kuruc Uprising: A National or Religious Revolt?” Janos Mazsu, KLTE U of Debrecen (Hungary) “Aspects of the 1948 Revolution that Made the Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867 Possible” Disc.: Steven Bela Vardy, Duquesne U

4-26 The Cultural Impact of the Cold War Cosmonaut - Suite 330 Chair: Diane P. Koenker, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Papers: Amy Nelson, Virginia Tech “Cold War Celebrity and the Courageous Canine Scout: The Life and Times of the Soviet Space Dogs” Friday • Session 4 • 8:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M. 25

Roshanna Patricia Sylvester, DePaul U “‘She Orbits Over the Sex Barrier’: Valentina Tereshkova in the Soviet and American Cold War Imagination” Heather L. Gumbert, Virginia Tech “Soviet Cosmonauts Visit the Berlin Wall: The Spatial Contradictions of the Cold War” Disc.: Cathleen Susan Lewis, Smithsonian Inst

4-27 Normalization and Democratization in Yugoslavia - Suite 362 Papers: Daniel Michael Rhea, U of Maryland “The 2006 Bosnian National Election; Tipping Point toward Democracy or Dissolution?” James Henry Seroka, Auburn U “Establishing Normal Relations in the Western Balkans: Progress and Setbacks” Disc.: John Gledhill, Georgetown U

4-28 What is Soviet?: An Interrogation of a Concept - (Roundtable) - Suite 373 Chair: David L. Hoffmann, The Ohio State U Part: Sean Guillory, UCLA Maya Haber, U of London (UK) Brigid Margaret O’Keeffe, New York U Michael Herceg Westren, U of Chicago

4-29 Interpreting Eurasianism - (Roundtable) - Suite 462 Part: Martin Beisswenger, U of Notre Dame Sergey Glebov, Smith College Olga Y. Maiorova, U of Michigan, Ann Arbor

4-30 Resistance, Accommodation and Control on the Russian and Soviet Periphery - Suite 473 Chair: Daniel R. Brower, UC, Davis Papers: Yuriy Anatolyevich Malikov, UC, Santa Barbara “Russian Rule over the Kazakh Lesser and Middle Hordes in the 18th and 19th Centuries. Imperial Policies and Everyday Realities” James Howard Meyer, Brown U “Petitions, Protests, and Problem-solving: Authority and Representation in Volga Muslim Communities in the Late 19th Century” David Michael Reeves, UC, Santa Barbara “Ethnicity and Religion in the Struggle against Soviet Power in Azerbaijan, 1923-33” Disc.: Shoshana Keller, Hamilton College

4-31 The Way and the Why of Water in Twentieth-Century Russian Literature - Suite 530 Chair: Yana Hashamova, The Ohio State U Papers: Olga Peters Hasty, Princeton U “Water in Modernist Metaphors of Obliteration” Milica Banjanin, Washington U “Between Nature and Culture: The Poetics of Water in Russian Literary and Artistic Imagination” Irene Ingeborg Masing-Delic, The Ohio State U “Floods, Draughts, and Hydro-Electric Dams: Water Symbolism in Soviet Literature”

4-32 Carpatho-Rusyns in the Twenty-First Century: An Update - Suite 562 Chair: Elaine Rusinko, U of Maryland, Baltimore 26 Friday • Session 5 • 10:15 A.M. – 12:15 P.M.

Papers: Paul Robert Magocsi, U of Toronto (Canada) “Politics” Robert A. Rothstein, U of Massachusetts, Amherst “Language” Brian Pozun, Freelance Journalist “Media” Disc.: Thomas E. Bird, Queens College, CUNY

4-33 Nationalism in South-East European Literature - Suite 573 Chair: James D. West, U of Washington Papers: Kristin Leigh Vitalich, UCLA “Lacan and Nationalism in Slovenia” Michael Edward Biggins, U of Washington “Vladimir Bartol’s Alamut as a Slovenian Nationalist Icon” John K. Cox, Wheeling Jesuit U “One Nation Under Communism: Modes of Writing the Albanian Homeland in the Works of Ismail Kadare” Disc.: Nicholas John Miller, Boise State U

4-35 Russian Orthodoxy, Freedom, Offentlichkeit: A Century of Debates - Suite 730 Chair: Alexander Agadjanian, Russian State U of the Humanities (Russia) Papers: Mikhail Yu. Sergeev, U of the Arts (Russia) “Liberal Orthodoxy in Modern Russia: An Overview” Evert van der Zweerde, Radbound U (The Netherlands) “Russian Orthodox Visions of Europe” Kristina Stoeckl, European U Institute, Florence (Italy) “Confronting Modernity: The Reception of Russian Émigré-Theology in the Soviet Union and in Contemporary Russia” Disc.: Oleg Makariev, Southern Methodist U Pauline W. Schrooyen, U of Nijmegen (The Netherlands)

FRIDAY • SESSION 5 • 10:15 A.M. – 12:15 P.M.

B&D Subcommittee on Copyright Issues - (Meeting) - Suite 630

Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences of America - (Meeting) - Suite 730

5-01 Occult Dimensions of Science and Art in Russia – Ambassador Ballroom Chair: Bernice Glatzer Rosenthal, Fordham U Papers: Julia Carolin Mannherz, Georg-August U (Germany) “Spirits and the Fourth Dimension - Breaking Mathematical News or Pseudoscience in Late Imperial Russia” Darya Kucherova, Central European U (Hungary) “Modern Mythology: Sacralization of Art as an Attempt at Constructing a New Normative Structure” Disc.: Thomas Lahusen, U of Toronto (Canada) John McCannon, U of Saskatchewan (Canada)

5-02 Fifteen Years after the Fall: Historiography of the USSR, 1991-2006 - (Roundtable) - Blue Room Chair: Eric Lohr, American U Part: Golfo Alexopoulos, U of South Florida Terry Martin, Harvard U Jeffrey J. Rossman, U of Virginia Ronald Grigor Suny, U of Chicago Friday • Session 5 • 10:15 A.M. – 12:15 P.M. 27

5-03 Art and Crime in Russian Culture - Blue Room Prefunction Chair: Sally Livingston, Harvard U Papers: Julia Bekman-Chadaga, Harvard U “From Music to Murder: ‘The Kreutzer Sonata’ and ‘A Clockwork Orange’” Seamas Stiofan O’Driscoll, Northwestern U “The Criminal World: Narrative Modalities in Russian Fiction-making” Julia Vaingurt, UIC “Unfair Use: Parody, Plagiarism, and Other Suspicious Practices in and around ‘Lolita’” Disc.: Emily Finer, Cambridge U (UK)

5-04 War Crimes Trials: Retribution or Justice - Cabinet Room Chair: Bradley F. Abrams, Columbia U Papers: Istvan Deak, Columbia U “The Retribution against Heads of State and Prime Ministers: Vidkun Quisling, Ferenc Szalasi, Laszlo Bardossy, Ion Antonescu, and Philippe Petain in Court after World War II” Alice Freifeld, U of Florida “Jewish Survivors and the Hungarian War Crimes Trials” Benjamin Frommer, Northwestern U “The European Reckoning: A Comparative Approach to the Punishment of Nazis, War Criminals, and Collaborators in Eastern and Western Europe” Disc.: Wendy Morgan Lower, Towson U

5-05 Challenging Historical Stereotypes about the Russian Peasantry - (Roundtable) - Calvert Room Chair: Stephen K. Wegren, Southern Methodist U Part: Christine Diane Worobec, Northern Illinois U Rodney Dean Bohac, Brigham Young U David A. J. Macey, Middlebury College Tracy Ann McDonald, McMaster U (Canada) Aaron Benjamin Retish, Wayne State U

5-06 Marketing the New Russian Woman: Representations of Gender Identities in Popular Culture - Capitol Room Chair: Birgit Beumers, U of Bristol (UK) Papers: Allison A. Comins-Richmond, Occidental College “Russian Television Advertising Today: The New Domostroi?” Andrew Chapman, U of Pittsburgh “False Advertising: Female Self-Representation in Post-Soviet Cinema” Olga Klimova, U of Pittsburgh “Money, Sex and Marriage: The New Russian Women in the TV Series Bal’zakovskii Vozrast” Disc.: Greta N. Slobin, Wesleyan U Benjamin Massey Sutcliffe, Miami U

5-07 Myths, States and Legitimacies in Eastern Europe, 1914-1949 - Chairman’s Boardroom Chair: Chad Bryant, UNC, Chapel Hill Papers: Irina Gigova, College of Charleston “Poetic Visions of the State: The Myth of National Revival in Interwar Bulgaria” Andrea Orzoff, New Mexico State U “State Saint: The Interwar Personality Cult of Tomas Masaryk” 28 Friday • Session 5 • 10:15 A.M. – 12:15 P.M.

Mark Pittaway, The Open U (UK) “Culture, Political Legitimacy and the Everyday Experience of the State(s) in Hungary’s Moson and Sopron Counties, 1938-1949” Disc.: Norman M. Naimark, Stanford U

5-08 Paintings and Panoramas: Picturing Tolstoy and Dostoevsky - Committee Room Chair: Amy Mandelker, CUNY, Graduate Ctr Papers: Stiliana Vladimirova Milkova, UC, Berkeley “Ekphrasis and the Grand Tour: Dostoevsky’s The Idiot” Molly Jo Brunson, UC, Berkeley “Pierre’s Panorama: Optical and Novelistic Illusion in War and Peace” Polina Dimcheva Dimova, UC, Berkeley “Semiotics of Laughter and the Smile in Dostoevsky’s The Idiot” Disc.: Sven Spieker, UC, Santa Barbara

5-09 Contemporary Russian Orthodoxy: Religion, Politics and Diasporic Identities - (Roundtable) - Congressional A Chair: Vladimir Alexey von Tsurikov, Holy Trinity Seminary, SUNY, Albany Part: Alexander Agadjanian, Russian State U of the Humanities (Russia) Michael A. Meerson, Christ the Saviour Orthodox Church Victor S. Potapov, Cathedral of St. John The Baptist/Voice of America Vera Shevzov, Smith College

5-10 What Are the Prospects of Russia’s Hard-line Nationalists? - Congressional B Chair: John Barrett Dunlop, Stanford U Papers: Wayne Allensworth, Independent Contractor/Research Analyst “The Kvachkov Affair: Prokhanov and the ‘Military Opposition’” Valery Solovey, The Gorbachev Foundation (Russia) “Mass Nationalistic Sentiments and Political Nationalism in Contemporary Russia” Alexander Verkhovsky, SOVA Center for Information & Analysis (Russia) “The Prospects for Hard-line Russian Nationalists” Disc.: Robert C. Otto, US Dept of State Peter Reddaway, George Washington U

5-11 From Social Justice to Selling Out: Developments in Russian Children’s Literature - Council Room Chair: Alyson Louise Tapp, UC, Berkeley Papers: Kelly Herold, Grinnell College “Tanya Grotter and the Creation of a Russian Hero(ine)” Raquel Greene, Grinnell College “Soviet Children’s Literature, the American Civil Rights Movement and the Politics of Race” Andrea Lanoux, Connecticut College “To Market, To Market: Developments in Post-Soviet Children’s Literature” Disc.: Russell S. Valentino, U of Iowa

5-12 Restructuring Post-Communist States - Diplomat Ballroom Chair: Jeffrey Kopstein, U of Toronto (Canada) Papers: Jordan Gans-Morse, UC, Berkeley and Mitchell A. Orenstein, Syracuse U “Restructuring Post-Communist Welfare States and the End of the Worlds” Yoshiko M. Herrera, Harvard U “Conditional Norms: The Soviet Legacy in Successful Reform of Post- Communist Statistical Agencies” Friday • Session 5 • 10:15 A.M. – 12:15 P.M. 29

Juliet Johnson, McGill U (Canada) “International Influences, Domestic Demands: The Politics of Post- Communist Central Bank Transformation” Disc.: Anna Grzymala-Busse, U of Michigan Jason Wittenberg, UC, Berkeley

5-13 Political Order (and Disorder) in a Changing Russia - Director’s Room Chair: Erik Herron, U of Kansas Papers: George Soroka, Harvard U “How Chaotic is Post-Communist Political Identity in Russia? An Analysis of Voting Trends” Daniel Jacob Epstein, Harvard U “Order and Disorder among Russia’s Political Parties: National and Regional Dimensions” Elina A. Treyger, Harvard Law School “Order and Disorder in Post-Soviet Russia: Competing for the Monopoly on Violence”

5-14 The Ideology of Ivan the Terrible - Embassy Room Chair: Richard Hellie, U of Chicago Papers: Charles J. Halperin, Independent Scholar “Ivan the Terrible, Ideology and Insanity” Sergei Bogatyrev, U College London (UK) “What Does the Icon ‘The Blessed Host of the Heavenly Tsar’ Tell Us about Ivan IV’s Ideology?” Cornelia Soldat, Independent Scholar “A Forged Source of Ivan the Terrible’s Ideology: The Testament of 1572” Disc.: Daniel B. Rowland, U of Kentucky

5-15 Dostoevsky and the Jews - Empire Ballroom Chair: Donald L. Fanger, Harvard U Papers: James L. Rice, U of Oregon “Russian Pejoratives for ‘Jew’ in Dostoevsky’s Era: Semantic Shift” Brian J. Horowitz, Tulane U “Dostoevsky’s Russian-Jewish Readers or Why Jews Love Russia” Leonid Katsis, Russian State Humanities U (Russia) “Dostoevsky’s Anti-Semitic Repute and His Image of Disraeli” Disc.: David Joravsky, Northwestern U Ioan Onujec

5-16 Economics and Defense in Putin’s Russia - Executive Room Chair: James R. Millar, George Washington U Papers: Stephen Jerome Blank, US Army War College “Rent-Seeking and Rent-Granting - The Defense Industrial Sector under Putinomics” Stefan P. Hedlund, Uppsala U (Sweden) “Slaves of the Tsar: Putin’s Boyars and the Problem of 2008” Wilhelm Unge, Swedish Defense Research Agency “Putinomics: Transition Hoax, Resurgent Muscovy and Economic Welfare”

5-17 Center-Republic Relations in the Soviet Union under Nikita Khrushchev: Ideology and Practice - Forum Room Chair: Adrienne Lynn Edgar, UC, Santa Barbara Papers: Alexander Titov, U of Birmingham (UK) “Khrushchev’s Relaunch of the Communist Project: Ideological Implications of the 1961 Party Program” 30 Friday • Session 5 • 10:15 A.M. – 12:15 P.M.

Michaela Pohl, Vassar College “The Virgin Lands and the Rehabilitation of Kazakhstan’s Gulag” Jeremy Smith, U of Birmingham (UK) “The Battle for Language: Opposition to Khrushchev’s Education Reform in the Soviet Republics, 1958-59” Disc.: Peter A. Blitstein, Lawrence U

5-18 Issues in Ukrainian Folklore - Governor’s Boardroom Chair: George Mitrevski, Auburn U Papers: Andriy Chernevych, U of Alberta (Canada) “Framing Personal Narratives: Personal Narratives in the Context of Oral Interviews” Natalie Kononenko, U of Alberta (Canada) “Retribution, Redemption and Salvation: Folk Stories and Divine Justice” Svitlana Kukharenko, U of Alberta (Canada) “Negotiating Religion and Folk Practices: Roadside Memorials in Ukraine” Disc.: Halina Rothstein, Independent Scholar

5-20 Russians in Warsaw (1863-1915) - Palladian Ballroom Chair: Daniel R. Brower, UC, Davis Papers: Malte Rolf, Humboldt U (Germany) “Representing the Empire: Russians in 19th-Century Warsaw” Katya Vladimirov, Kennesaw State U “Seduced by the Empire: Officials of Russian Poland and ‘the Other’” Robert L. Przygrodzki, Northern Illinois U “National Identities and Russian Charities in Warsaw, 1863-1915” Disc.: Theodore Richard Weeks, Southern Illinois U, Carbondale

5-21 Sociolinguistic Perspectives on Eastern European and Eurasian Languages - Presidential Boardroom Chair: Curt Woolhiser, Harvard U Papers: Antonina Vitaliivna Berezovenko, Columbia U “Ukrainian-Russian Interaction in Ukraine: A Sociolinguistic Analysis” Newel Anthony Brown, Brigham Young U “Interethnic and Intraethnic Dynamics Influencing Language Maintenance and Shift among Belarusian University-Age Students” Joan F. Chevalier, US Naval Academy “Language Maintenance and Shift in the Republic of Tuva” Disc.: Lenore Ann Grenoble, Dartmouth College

5-22 Sirens of the South Slavs: Popular Music and Politics in the Former Yugoslavia - Senate Room Chair: Eric D. Gordy, Clark U Papers: Dean Vuletic, Columbia U “The Number One Generation: Cultural Politics and Popular Music in Yugoslavia in the 1950s” Martin Pogacar, U College London (UK) “Between Urban and Rural: Yu-Rock in the 1980s” Catherine Baker, U College London (UK) “When Seve Met Bregovic: Folklore, Turbofolk, and the Boundaries of Croatian Musical Identity” Disc.: Aleksandra Sasha Milicevic, U of North Florida

5-23 Construction of Soviet Knowledge - Suite 230 Chair: Rex A. Wade, George Mason U Papers: Michael Kemper, St. Lawrence U “Early Soviet Oriental Studies and ‘Orientalism’” Friday • Session 5 • 10:15 A.M. – 12:15 P.M. 31

Gary Jay Thurston, U of Rhode Island “Soviet Spaces”

5-24 Why Digitize? A Discussion on New Digital Projects and their Impact on Research - Suite 262 Chair: Nadia Zilper, UNC, Chapel Hill Papers: Kirill Fesenko, EastView Information Services “Models of Digital Cooperation” Rita S. Van Duinen, U of North Carolina “Russia Beyond Russia Digital Library: History, Concept and Development” Bradley Lewis Schaffner, Harvard U “Access to the Russian Archives Project” Disc.: George Andrew Spencer, U of Wisconsin, Madison

5-25 Contacts and Perceptions across the Adriatic: Mediterranean Complications in the Study of Eastern Europe - (Roundtable) - Suite 273 Chair: Larry Wolff, New York U Part: Pamela Ballinger, Bowdoin College Konrad Clewing, Sudost Institut (Germany) Sabine Rutar, Ruhr-Universität Bochum (Germany) Oliver Schmitt, U of Vienna (Austria) Aida Vidan, Harvard U

5-26 The Emergence and Transformation of the Aziatskaia Rossiia: Problems of Zoning - Suite 330 Chair: Tsuyoshi Hasegawa, UC, Santa Barbara Papers: Kimitaka Matsuzato, Hokkaido U (Japan) “Diplomatic and Military Crises between Russia and China, and the Introduction of the Priamur Governor-Generalship in 1883-84” Antonoly V. Remnev, Omsk State U (Russia) “Tartars in the Kazakh Steppe: Collaborators and Contenders of the Russian Empire” Jonathan A. Bone, William Paterson U “Zoning and the Conceptualization/Construction of the Soviet Far East” Disc.: Norihiro Naganawa, U of Tokyo (Japan) David Wolff, Slavic Research Center

5-27 Monstrosity: The Politics and Aesthetics of Incompatibility in Russia - Suite 362 Papers: Alaina Maria Lemon, U of Michigan, Ann Arbor “Sin and Death for Monstrous Things: Cyborg Ekstremaly in the Russian Academy for Theatrical Arts” Stephen Michael Norris, Miami U “Monsters and Russianness in Post-Soviet Cinema” Alexei Yurchak, UC, Berkeley “Necroaesthetics and the Politics of Indistinction: Post-Soviet Artistic Ideologies of Monstrosity” Disc.: Larisa Honey, CUNY Graduate Center Irina Sandomirskaja, Sodertorn U College (Sweden)

5-28 Solidarity, Discipline, and Terror: Personal Relations within the Party - Suite 373 Chair: Jean Levesque, U of Quebec at Montreal (Canada) Papers: Wilson Tharpa Bell, U of Toronto (Canada) “The Party in the Gulag: Party Activities and Party Discipline in the Camps of Western Siberia” 32 Friday • Session 5 • 10:15 A.M. – 12:15 P.M.

William J. Chase, U of Pittsburgh “Solidarity and Denunciations among Comrades in USSR, 1935-1939” Wendy Zeva Goldman, Carnegie Mellon U “Tearing Each Other Apart: Personal Participation in Mass Repression in the Factories” Disc.: J. Arch Getty, UCLA

5-29 Sacralizing the Landscape: Political, Ideological and Social Uses of Church Construction in Early Russia - Suite 462 Chair: Anne-Laurence Caudano, U of Winnipeg (Canada) Papers: Kathleen E. Addison, California State U, Northridge “Commemoration in Kind: Donations and Monastic Foundation in Riazan” Heidi M. Sherman, U of Wisconsin, Green Bay “Staking the Novgorodian Frontier: Ladoga’s Twelfth-Century Churches as Landscape Markers” Monica Morrison White, U of Cambridge (UK) “Politics and Patronage: The Naming of Churches and Monasteries in Pre- Mongol Rus” Disc.: David Kirk Prestel, Michigan State U

5-30 Responses to Classical Antiquity in Russian Culture of the 20th Century - Suite 473 Chair: Lev Lifschutz Loseff, Dartmouth College Papers: Pamela Davidson, U College London (UK) “Viacheslav Ivanov and C.M. Bowra: A Correspondence from Two Corners on ‘the Good Humanistic Tradition’” Jamilya Nazyrova, Dartmouth College “Painting the Bodies’ Many Colors: Chagall’s Illustrations to the Classical Texts” Zara Martirosova Torlone, Miami U of Ohio “The Tale of Two Cities: Osip Mandelshtam’s Rome and St. Petersburg” Disc.: Mikhail Gronas, Dartmouth College Paul A. Miller, U of South Carolina

5-31 The War after the War, Soviet Society 1945-1985 - Suite 530 Chair: Martin J. Blackwell, U of Central Arkansas Papers: Erica L. Fraser, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign “The Next Generation: Gender, Collectivism, and Training the New Soviet Man in Post-war Military Academies” Mie Nakachi, U of Chicago “Replacing the Dead: The Politics of Reproduction in the Post-War Soviet Union” Mark Edele, U of Western Australia (Australia) “The Social Consequences of War: Soviet Veterans of the Great Patriotic War, 1945-1985” Disc.: James W. Heinzen, Rowan U

5-32 On Writing Literary History: Slovene and Central European Perspectives - Suite 562 Chair: Lena Lencek, Reed College Papers: Marko Juvan, Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts (Slovenia) “Literary History as a Great Genre: Its History and Future” Alenka Koron, Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts (Slovenia) “Rethinking the Narrative in Literary Historiography” Timothy Pogacar, Bowling Green State U “Historically Imagining Slovene Literature” Disc.: Andrew Baruch Wachtel, Northwestern U Friday • Session 6 • 2:15 P.M. – 4:15 P.M. 33

5-33 Post-Chonobyl Landscape in Ukrainian Literature (Poetry, Prose, Drama, and Literary Criticism) - (Roundtable) - Suite 573 Chair: Myroslava Tomorug Znayenko, Rutgers U Part: Vasyl Makhno, Shevchenko Scientific Society Larissa M. L. Z. Onyshkevych, Shevchenko Scientific Society Myroslav Shkandrij, U of Manitoba (Canada) Marko Robert Stech, Canadian Inst of Ukrainian Studies (Canada)

PRESIDENTIAL PLENARY SESSION

How Can Academic Historical Work Influence Debates about the Present and Future of Our Region – Blue Room - 12:30 P.M. – 1:30 P.M. Chair: Ronald G. Suny, U of Michigan Part: Harley D. Balzer, Georgetown U Stephen F. Cohen, New York U Nikolas Gvosdev, The National Interest Stephen E. Hanson, U of Washington Fiona Hill, Brookings Institution

FRIDAY • SESSION 6 • 2:15 P.M. – 4:15 P.M.

B&D Subcommittee on ABSEES - (Meeting) - Suite 573

B&D Subcommittee on Digital Projects - (Meeting) - Suite 630

North American Pushkin Society - (Meeting) - Presidential Boardroom

Polish Studies Association - (Meeting) - Suite 530

Society for Slovene Studies - (Meeting) - Blue Room Prefunction

Soyuz - (Meeting) - Suite 562

6-01 Russia, the WTO, and Globalization - (Roundtable) - Ambassador Ballroom Chair: Stephen Earl Hanson, U of Washington Part: Philip Hanson, U of Birmingham (UK) Juliet Johnson, McGill U (Canada) Peter Rutland, Wesleyan U Stephen K. Wegren, Southern Methodist U

6-02 Chain Reaction: National Uprisings in a Post-Totalitarian World - Blue Room Chair: Uri Ra’anan, Boston U Papers: Robyn Angley, Boston U “The Rose Precedent: Georgia’s Revolution and Russia’s Response” Tammy Lynch, Boston U “Before & After Orange: The Stability Question” Chandler Ross Rosenberger, Boston U “‘Serbia is Rising!’ National Dignity, Global Ignominy and the Anti-Milosevic Revolt” Disc.: Susan J. Cavan, Boston U Monika Shepherd, Boston U

6-04 1956 Revisited: The Impact of External Events on Hungarians - Cabinet Room - Sponsored by: Hungarian Studies Association Chair: Susan Glanz, St John’s U 34 Friday • Session 6 • 2:15 P.M. – 4:15 P.M.

Papers: Katalin Kadar-Lynn, Independent Scholar “First Aid for Hungary” Andrew Felkay, Kutztown U (Emeritus) “How the Suez Crisis Doomed the 1956 Hungarian Uprising” Federigo Argentieri, John Cabot U (Italy) “Was the 1956 Revolution Right or Left?” Disc.: Janos Mazsu, KLTE U of Debrecen (Hungary) Attila Pok, Academy of Sciences (Hungary)

6-05 Reforming the Balkan Peace Treaties: Challenging the Interdependency of the Dayton, Ohrid, Kumanovo and Belgrade Agreements - (Roundtable) - Calvert Room Chair: Julie Mostov, Drexel U Part: Stefano Bianchini, U of Bologna (Italy) R. Craig Nation, US Army War College Francesco Privitera, U of Bologna (Italy) Milica Uvalic, U of Perugia (Italy)

6-06 Sex and Family in the Post-War Soviet Union - Capitol Room Chair: Greta Bucher, US Military Academy, West Point Papers: Lauren Oakley Kaminsky, New York U “Alimony Hunters: Duty and Deceit in Soviet Family Life” Edward Donald Cohn, U of Chicago “Sex and the Married Communist: Family Troubles, Marital Infidelity, and Communist Party Discipline, 1945-1961” Cynthia Vickery Hooper, College of the Holy Cross “Family Secrets: The Changing Politics of Post-War Intimacy” Disc.: Deborah A. Field, Adrian College

6-07 The Creation of Medieval and Early Modern Biography - Chairman’s Boardroom Chair: Russell Edward Martin, Westminster College Papers: Francis Butler, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign “Secular Biography and Hagiography in the Povest’ Vremennykh Let Account of Ol’ga’s Baptism” Christian Alexander Raffensperger, U of Chicago “Writing Medieval Rusian Family Biography” Isolde Renate Thyret, Kent State U “The Construction of the Life of Saint Efrem Novotorzhskii and Its Role in the Saint’s Cult” Disc.: David Maurice Goldfrank, Georgetown U

6-08 Hungarian Policies towards the National Minorities during World War I - Committee Room Chair: Istvan Deak, Columbia U Papers: Michael Benjamin Thorne, Indiana U “World War I — The Great Unifier? The Question of Romania Mare between Romanians of Transylvania and the Regat” Robert Nemes, Colgate U “Strangers Among Us: Soldiers, Spies, and Refugees in World War I Hungary” Edita Bosak, Memorial U of Newfoundland (Canada) “Slovak Responses to Hungarian Initiatives and Policies during World War I” Disc.: Gabor Vermes, Rutgers U (Emeritus)

6-09 The Uses of Popular Culture - (Roundtable) - Congressional A Chair: Rebecca Jane Stanton, Barnard College Friday • Session 6 • 2:15 P.M. – 4:15 P.M. 35

Part: Adele Marie Barker, U of Arizona Eliot Borenstein, New York U Anna Fishzon, Columbia U John Preston Hope, Williams College

6-10 Let’s Help Our Own. Ethnic Intermediaries during Wartime - Congressional B Chair: Eric Lohr, American U Papers: Juliette Cadiot, EHESS (France) “The Territorial Principle versus the Ethnic Principle: Debates over How to Represent National Minorities during Elections for the Constituent Assembly of 1917” Catherine Gousseff, CNRS (France) “Executors or Intermediaries? The Union of Polish Patriots in the USSR (1943-46)” Nathalie Moine, CNRS (France) “Gifts from Abroad: Ethnic Solidarities and Soviet Projects, 1941-1947” Disc.: Joshua A. Sanborn, Lafayette College

6-11 New Expressions of Imperial Power within Eighteenth-Century Russia - Council Room - Sponsored by: Eighteenth-Century Russian Studies Association Chair: Cynthia Hyla Whittaker, CUNY, Baruch College Papers: Steven A. Usitalo, Northern State U “Of Freaks and Humans: The Kunstkamera in the Petrine Imagination” Paul Alexander Bushkovitch, Yale U “Roman Imagery in the Reign of Peter I” Gary J. Marker, SUNY, Stony Brook “Homilies and the Power of Russian Empresses, 1725-1761” Disc.: Barbara J. Skinner, Indiana State U

6-12 Russia’s Borders and the Security of Weapons of Mass Destruction Stockpiles - (Roundtable) - Diplomat Ballroom Chair: Robert W. Orttung, American U Part: Bulat G. Fatkulin, Chelyabinsk State U (Russia) Sonia Ben Ouagrham, Monterey Institute of International Studies Louise Isobel Shelley, American U

6-13 Representations of America and the West in Contemporary Slavic Cultures - (Roundtable) - Director’s Room Chair: Margarita Nafpaktitis, U of Virginia Part: Justyna Anna Beinek, Indiana U Karen Lee Ryan, U of Virginia Sergei A. Sychov, U of Michigan Erika Wolf, U of Otago (New Zealand)

6-14 Health and Demographic Issues in Russia and Eurasia - (Roundtable) - Embassy Room - Sponsored by: Association for the Study of Health & Demography in the Former Soviet Union Chair: Mark G. Field, Harvard U Part: Murray Feshbach, Woodrow Wilson Intl Ctr for Scholars Daniel Goldberg, US Dept of Defense John Martin Kramer, Mary Washington U David Edward Powell, Wheaton College Judyth Lynn Twigg, Virginia Commonwealth U 36 Friday • Session 6 • 2:15 P.M. – 4:15 P.M.

6-15 Jewish Studies in the Russian Federation: 15 Years since the Fall of Communism - (Roundtable) - Empire Ballroom Chair: Robert E. Weinberg, Swarthmore College Part: Olga Belova, Russian Academy of Sciences (Russia) Oleg Vitalievich Budnitskii, Russian Academy of Sciences (Russia) Gennady Estraikh, New York U John D. Klier, U College London (UK)

6-16 The Structure of Public Opinion in Central Europe Regarding EU Expansion - Executive Room Chair: Lisa Pohlman, U of Pittsburgh Papers: Clare McManus-Czubinska, U of Glasgow (UK) and William L. Miller, U of Glasgow (UK) “Poland and the Impact of Further European Integration” Richard Berry, U of Glasgow (Scotland, UK) “Hungary and the Impact of European Accession” Tania Gosselin, U Laval (Canada) and Andrija Henjak, Central European U “Information Effects in the 2004 Accession Referendums in Post- Communist EU Candidate Countries” Andrija Henjak, Central European U Disc.: Hubert Tworzecki, Emory U

6-17 Creating, Discovering and Archiving Digital Research Collections: Issues for Scholars - Forum Room Chair: George Andrew Spencer, U of Wisconsin, Madison Papers: Kelly E. Miller, U of Virginia “The Slavist in the Digital World: Creating Shareable and Sustainable Scholarly Resources in Partnership with Librarians” Janet Zmroczek, The British Library (UK) “Slavic Resource Discovery: The European Library (TEL) and Other European Digital Initiatives” Eileen Mary Llona, U of Washington “What Slavic Scholars Need to Know about Archiving Digital Materials in Institutional Repositories” Disc.: Miranda Beaven Remnek, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

6-18 Between East and West: The Serbian Artistic Tradition - Governor’s Boardroom Chair: Ruzica Popovitch-Krekic, Mt St Mary’s College Papers: Lilien Filipovitch Robinson, George Washington U “Nineteenth-Century Serbian Painting: Interpretations of Western Academic Traditions” Ljubica D Popovich, Vanderbilt U “Serbian and American Political Cartoons of the 1990s: The Usage of Symbols” Jelena Milojkovic-Djuric, Texas A&M U “The Poetics of European Symbolism in Serbian Arts and Literature” Disc.: Ida Sinkevic, Lafayette College

6-19 Polish and Hungarian Upheavals 1956: Hopes, Illusions, and Soviet Reactions - Hampton Ballroom Chair: Anna M. Cienciala, U of Kansas Papers: Leszek Wlodzimierz Gluchowski, U of Toronto (Canada) “Poland 1956: The Struggle against Soviet Great Power Chauvinism Revisited” Charles Gati, Johns Hopkins U, SAIS “Failed Illusions: The U.S. and Hungary in 1956” Friday • Session 6 • 2:15 P.M. – 4:15 P.M. 37

Mark Nathan Kramer, Harvard U “The Soviet Union and the Upheavals in Hungary and Poland, 1956” Disc.: A. Ross Johnson, RFE/RL/Hoover Institution

6-20 Russia in the Year 2006: The Ed Hewett Memorial Roundtable - (Roundtable) - Palladian Ballroom Chair: Victor Henry Winston, Marshall U Part: George William Breslauer, UC, Berkeley Clifford G. Gaddy, Brookings Institution Gail W. Lapidus, Stanford U Robert Legvold, Columbia U

6-22 The Economy of the Text: Circulation and Value in Literary Culture - Senate Room Chair: Lida Oukaderova, The George Washington U Papers: Eva Veronica Wampuszyc, U of Florida “The Economy of Omission: Money and Text in Nineteenth-Century Poland” Emily Finer, Cambridge U (UK) “Hackwork as Device: Economic Approaches to Victor Shklovskii’s ‘Zoo’” Kirill Postoutenko, Smolny College (Russia) “Jews, Antiquaries and Picaroons: Rhetoric of Circulation in Nineteenth- Century Europe” Disc.: Susan McReynolds Oddo, Northwestern U

6-23 Life and Text in Russian Émigré Literature - Suite 230 Chair: Alexis Klimoff, Vassar College Papers: Marina Ledkovsky, Columbia U, Barnard College (emeritus) “Fate’s Oddities: An Exploration of Romantic Muses” Maria Rubins, U College London (UK) “‘Fiction’ and ‘Document’ in Émigré Writing of the 1930s” Marina Adamovitch, Continent Magazine (Russia) “‘Between Red and White Stars’: Disgrace and Glory of a Displaced Person in Émigré Writing of the 1950s” Disc.: Greta N. Slobin, Wesleyan U

6-24 Family History, Family Feuds? Borderland Elective Affinities and the Empire/Nation in East-Central Europe - Suite 262 Chair: Olga Andriewsky, Trent U (Canada) Papers: Rita Arlene Krueger, Temple U “Nuptial versus National Borders: Marriage and Identity in the Habsburg Empire” Iryna Vushko, Yale U “Enlightened Absolutism, Imperial Bureaucracy and Provincial Society: The Austrian Project to Transform Galicia, 1772-1815” Steven J. Seegel, Harvard U “Romer Emperors? Old Poland-Lithuania in the Geopolitical Imaginations of Eugeniusz Romer and Mykolas Romeris, 1890-1920” Disc.: Timothy Snyder, Yale U

6-25 The End of Post-Communism in Romania? Assessing the Basescu Presidency and Its Dilemmas - (Roundtable) - Suite 273 Chair: Vladimir Tismaneanu, U of Maryland Part: Cornel Ban, U of Maryland Peter Gross, U of Tennessee, Knoxville Grigore Pop-Eleches, Princeton U Anca Romantan, U of Pennsylvania 38 Friday • Session 6 • 2:15 P.M. – 4:15 P.M.

6-26 Nostalgia and Defiance in Russian Literature - Suite 330 Chair: Gina Pacht Kovarsky, Virginia Commonwealth U Papers: Yelena Furman, UC, San Diego “Russian Writers in English Words: Reading Lolita in Tehran and The Namesake” Sarah A. Krive, Independent Scholar “Resisting Monumentalization: The Social Life of Anna Akhmatova’s ‘Wreath for the Dead’” Jenne Marie Powers, UNC, Chapel Hill “Dolgoe Proshchanie?: Trifonov’s Povest’, Ursuliak’s Film and Soviet Nostalgia” Disc.: Josephine Woll, Howard U

6-27 Monuments of Memory: Historic Preservation and the Construction of Public Memory in the Soviet Union - Suite 362 Chair: Steven E. Harris, U of Mary Washington Papers: Desiree Roselyn Hopkins, U of Virginia “Traces of the Sacred: Preserving Church Architecture in Atheist Moscow, 1928-1940” Steven Maddox, U of Toronto (Canada) “Healing the Wounds: The Restoration of Leningrad’s Cultural and Architectural Monuments after the Blockade, 1944-1950” John Patrick Farrell, California State U, Fresno “Organizing Memory: Historical and Cultural Preservation Organs after Stalin” Disc.: Stephen Bittner, Sonoma State U

6-28 Social Aspects of Transformation - Suite 373 Chair: Marilyn R. Rueschemeyer, RISD/Brown U Papers: David Stuart Lane, U of Cambridge (UK) “Social and Economic Correlates of Voting in the Russian Duma” Daniela Obradovic, U of Amsterdam (Holland) “Civil Society within European Political Space: The East European Dimension” Elizabeth Teague, UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office “Immigrant Labour and Civil Society in Russia” Disc.: Stephen Leonard White, U of Glasgow (UK)

6-29 Cross-Cultural Imports over Slavic Borders - Suite 462 Chair: Boris Wolfson, U of Southern California Papers: Jonathan Craig Stone, UC, Berkeley “Falling into the Symbol: The Russian Reevaluation of Decadence” Anne Elizabeth Dwyer, UC, Berkeley “Modernism and the End of Empire: Alfred Döblin and Viktor Shklovsky” Liliana Vladimirova Milkova, U of Pennsylvania “Visual Strategies of Post-Socialist Art in Eastern Europe: The Case of Bulgaria, 1990-2005” Disc.: Sara Pankenier, Dartmouth College

6-30 Documentary, Ethnography, and Film Truth - Suite 473 Chair: Jane E. Knox-Voina, Bowdoin College Papers: Elizabeth A. Papazian, U of Maryland “Ethnography and History in Vertov’s ‘Three Songs of Lenin’” Herbert J. Eagle, U of Michigan, Ann Arbor “Visual Rhyme: Making Meaning in Documentary, from Vertov to Makavejev” Friday • Session 7 • 4:30 P.M. – 6:30 P.M. 39

Maria Salazkina, Colgate U “Early Soviet Film Theory and Practice and the Left Bank Cinema” Disc.: Vitaly Chernetsky, Miami U

6-35 Biography as History: The Lens of Gender in Imperial Russia - Suite 730 Chair: Willard Sunderland, U of Cincinnati Papers: Tatyana V. Bakhmetyeva, U of Rochester “Writing a Modern Saint: Russian Responses to the French Biographies of Sophie Swetchine” Hilde M. Hoogenboom, SUNY, Albany “Nineteenth-Century Literary Biography from the Distaff Side” Adele Lindenmeyr, Villanova U “Female Friendship and Networks in the Life and Work of Countess Sofia V. Panina” Disc.: Francis William Wcislo, Vanderbilt U

FRIDAY • SESSION 7 • 4:30 P.M. – 6:30 P.M.

Vendor Presentation Session - (Meeting) - Executive Room

7-01 Whither the Russian Regime? Parties, Politics, and the 2007-08 Elections - (Roundtable) - Ambassador Ballroom Chair: Timothy James Colton, Harvard U Part: M Steven Fish, UC, Berkeley Henry E. Hale, George Washington U Stephen Earl Hanson, U of Washington

7-02 Islam and Post-Socialism: Interdisciplinary Approaches - (Roundtable) - Blue Room - Sponsored by: SOYUZ Post-Socialist Cultural Studies Symposium Chair: Kristen R. Ghodsee, Bowdoin College Part: Tolga U. Esmer, U of Chicago Martin Sletzinger, Woodrow Wilson Intl Ctr for Scholars Frances Trix, Indiana U Olessia P. Vovina, Montclair State U Edward W. Walker, UC, Berkeley

7-03 American Investors in Russia (Panelists Introduced by John Hardt, NCEEER) - (Roundtable) - Blue Room Prefunction Part: Stephen E. Biegun, International Govt. Affairs, Ford Motor Company Drew J. Guff, Siguler Guff & Company, LLC Ian Hague, Firebird Management Z. Blake Marshall, US-Russia Business Council

7-04 The Poetics of Disgust in Modern Russian Culture - Cabinet Room Chair: Holt Meyer, U of Erfurt (Germany) Papers: Olga Matich, UC, Berkeley “Gaping Mouth: The Disgusting in Andrei Bely’s Petersburg” Gary Saul Morson, Northwestern U “Disgustibus non disputandum” Sven Spieker, UC, Santa Barbara “Disgusting and Abject: The Evacuations of Moscow Performance Art” Disc.: Stephanie Sandler, Harvard U 40 Friday • Session 7 • 4:30 P.M. – 6:30 P.M.

7-05 Transitional Justice I - Calvert Room Chair: Lavinia Stan, St. Francis Xavier U (Canada) Papers: Barbara Falk, Royal Military College/U of Toronto (Canada) “Theorizing Frameworks of Transitional Justice” Gary Bruce, U of Waterloo (Canada) “Coming to Terms with the East German Past: Justice and Stasi File Access” Linda Mastalir, U of Toronto (Canada) “Transitional Justice in Poland: Reconciling the Communist Past with National Memory”

7-06 The Yudin Collection at the Library of Congress: A Centennial Commemoration, 1906-2006 - (Roundtable) - Capitol Room Chair: Theofanis George Stavrou, U of Minnesota Part: Barbara L. Dash, Library of Congress Edward Kasinec, NY Public Library Harold McIver Leich, Library of Congress Inna Alekseevna Polovnikova, Russian Academy of Sciences (Russia) Miranda Beaven Remnek, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

7-07 Jewish Urban Life in Late Imperial Russia - Chairman’s Boardroom Chair: Thomas Sanders, US Naval Academy Papers: Victoria M. Khiterer, U of Central Arkansas “Jewish Life in Kiev at the Turn of the 20th Century” Robert Paul Geraci, U of Virginia “Jews and Commerce in Late Imperial Russia: Recent Publications and Research in Progress” Andrew Sloin, U of Chicago “Tates and Deti (Fathers and Children): Generational and ‘Class’ Conflict in Pre-Revolutionary Jewish Minsk” Disc.: Michael C. Hickey, Bloomsburg U

7-08 Women Writers on the Balkans - Committee Room Chair: Francisca De Haan, Central European U (Hungary) Papers: Krassimira Daskalova, Sofia U (Bulgaria) “Anna Karima and the Bulgarian Women’s Movement” Mari A. Firkatian, U of Hartford “Designing the Self: Nadejda Stancioff Aristocrat to Diplomat, Patriot to Cosmopolitan” Jill Ann Irvine, U of Oklahoma and Carol S. Lilly, U of Nebraska, Kearney “Natalija: Life in the Balkan Powderkeg, 1880-1956” Disc.: Melissa Katherine Bokovoy, U of New Mexico

7-09 The Author Meets His Critics: Georgi Derluguian’s “Bourdieu’s Secret Admirer in the Caucasus” - (Roundtable) - Congressional A Chair: Venelin Iordanov Ganev, Miami U Part: Valerie Jane Bunce, Cornell U Georgi Derluguian, Northwestern U Yoshiko M. Herrera, Harvard U Charles E. King, Georgetown U

7-10 Women in Central Asia: Education, Identity and Gender Relations - Congressional B Chair: Azade-Ayse Rorlich, U of Southern California Papers: Deniz A. Balgamis, U of Wisconsin, Madison “Women Intellectuals in Early Twentieth-Century Kazakhstan” Friday • Session 7 • 4:30 P.M. – 6:30 P.M. 41

Marianne Ruth Kamp, U of Wyoming, Laramie “Valuing Education: Knowledge and Status in Three Uzbek Women’s Oral Histories” Disc: Kathleen Kuehnast, The World Bank

7-11 The Role of Ideas and Energy in Contemporary Russian Foreign Policy and the Issues with Ukraine - (Roundtable) - Council Room Chair: Angela Evelyn Stent, Georgetown U Part: Murray Feshbach, Woodrow Wilson Intl Ctr for Scholars Nikita Andreevich Lomagin, St Petersburg State U (Russia) Bertil U. C. Nygren, U of Stockholm (Sweden) Mikhail Troitskiy, Moscow State Institute of International Relations (Russia)

7-12 Turkey as a Regional Player - Diplomat Ballroom Papers: Itir Bagdadi, Izmir U of Economics (Turkey) and Ozan Arslan, Izmir U of Economics (Turkey) “‘All in the Family’ - Turkey’s Relations with the Turkic States of the FSU” Huseyin Oylupinar, Izmir U of Economics (Turkey) “Regional Reflections of Change, Cooperation and Continuity on Turkey - Ukraine Relations” Nergis Ozkural, Beykent U (Turkey) “Opportunities and Challenges at the European Union Borders: Cases of Poland and Turkey as Pivotal Actors”

7-13 Claiming Kiev/Kyiv: Culture, Politics, and Urban Space in Imperial and Revolutionary Russia - Director’s Room Chair: Zenon E. Kohut, U of Alberta (Canada) Papers: Olga Andriewsky, Trent U (Canada) “Building the Mother of All Russian Cities: Kyiv/Kiev and the Recovery of the Lost Lands of Rus’ in the 19th Century” Mark Louis von Hagen, Columbia U “The Emerging Capital: Kyiv in 1917” Taras Koznarsky, U of Toronto (Canada) “The Making of Kyivan Text, 1900-1920s” Disc.: Frank Edward Sysyn, U of Alberta (Canada)

7-14 What Makes a Great Academic Article: Thoughts for Everyone from Grad Students to Professors Emeriti - (Roundtable) - Embassy Room Part: Terry Cox, U of Glasgow (UK) Diane P. Koenker, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Eve Levin, U of Kansas Steven O’Neal Sabol, UNC, Charlotte

7-17 The Streets Shook: Cinematic and Versified Critiques of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution - Forum Room Chair: Anne Dropick, Yale U Papers: Beverly A. James, U of New Hampshire “Raising the Curtain: Filmic Representations of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution in the Late Communist Era” Gyongyver Harko, Middlesex County College “Five Continents Salute the Hungarian Revolution” Agnes Huszar Vardy, Duquesne U “Quest for Freedom and Independence: Hungarian Poetry of the 1956 Revolution” Disc.: Andrew P. Fodor, Independent Scholar 42 Friday • Session 7 • 4:30 P.M. – 6:30 P.M.

7-18 Gender: A Useful Category of Analysis for Early Modern Russia? - (Roundtable) - Governor’s Boardroom Chair: Gary J. Marker, SUNY, Stony Brook Part: Valerie Ann Kivelson, U of Michigan Nancy Shields Kollmann, Stanford U Janet L. B. Martin, U of Miami Isolde Renate Thyret, Kent State U

7-19 Post-Communist Corruption and Organized Crime - Hampton Ballroom Chair: Louise Isobel Shelley, American U Papers: Saltanat Berdikeeva, Davis & Manafort, Inc. “Threat of Transnational Organized Crime to Central Asian States” Dorian Jano, Bologna U (Italy) “What Causes Corruption? The Albanian Case” Tatiana Pentcheva Kostadinova, Florida International U “Electoral Rules, EU Integration, and Political Corruption in Post- Communist Countries” Disc.: Robert W. Orttung, American U

7-22 The Media and the Jews in Interwar Hungary - Senate Room Chair: Sarah Anne Kent, U of Wisconsin, Stevens Point Papers: Ivan Sanders, Columbia U “Strange Bedfellows: ‘The Friendship of Laszlo Nemeth and Karoly Pap’” Bela Bodo, Grand Valley State U “Liberal and Socialist Press in Interwar Hungary” Catherine E. Portuges, U of Massachusetts, Amherst “Jewish Identities in Hungarian Cinema of the 1930s” Disc.: Mario Fenyo, Bowie State U

7-23 Will Wonders Never Cease? Miracles in Russian Orthodoxy across the Centuries - Suite 230 Chair: Cherie Woodworth, Yale U Papers: Jennifer B. Spock, Eastern Kentucky U “Meeting the Miraculous: The Spiritual and Social Meaning of Muscovite Miracle Cycles” Nadieszda Kizenko, SUNY, Albany “Shoes and Ships: The After-Life of the Holy Admiral Ushakov” Nikolaos A. Chrissidis, Southern Connecticut State U “Singing in the Basement, Helping with Math, and Saving Cossacks: The Miracles of Tsar Nicholas II” Disc.: Robert H. Greene, U of Montana Michael A. Pesenson, Swarthmore College

7-24 Masterworks and Monumentality - Suite 262 Chair: Julia Bekman-Chadaga, Harvard U Papers: Edyta Bojanowska, Harvard U “A Colossus on Clay Legs: National Glory, Imperial Grandeur, and Gogol’s Dead Souls” Julie A. Buckler, Harvard U “Tolstoy, Anti-Monumentality, and 1812 Commemorations” Inna E Naroditskaya, Northwestern U “Tchaikovsky’s Opera ‘Pikovaia Dama’ and Catherine the Great: The Game of Substitution” Disc.: Tatiana Smoliarova, Columbia U Friday • Session 7 • 4:30 P.M. – 6:30 P.M. 43

7-25 Twenty-Five Years of Andrey Bely Studies: 1980-2005 - Suite 273 Chair: Charlene Castellano, Carnegie Mellon U Papers: Christine D. Tomei, Independent Scholar “Sense and Self in Bely’s Postrevolutionary Writing” Thomas R. Beyer, Middlebury College “An Andrey Bely Revival?” Olga M. Cooke, Texas A&M U “Out from under Bely’s Overcoat: Writing the ‘Moscow’ Text” Disc.: Maria Carlson, U of Kansas

7-26 Power and Philosophy in Russian Culture: Ideals and Realities - Suite 330 Chair: David MacLaren McDonald, U of Wisconsin, Madison Papers: Philip James Swoboda, Sarah Lawrence College “The Problem of Power in the Writings of V. V. Rozanov” Randall Allen Poole, College of St. Scholastica “Power and Law: Legal Philosophies of Russian Idealism” Stuart D. Finkel, U of Florida “Russia’s Spenglerites and the Revolution: Russia as Corpse or Phoenix?” Disc.: Gary Michael Hamburg, Claremont McKenna College

7-27 Ruins and the Avant-Garde: The Afterlife of a Clean Sweep - (Roundtable) - Suite 362 Chair: Polina Barskova, Hampshire College Part: Svetlana Boym, Harvard U Luba Golburt, Stanford U Anna Wexler Katsnelson, Harvard U Andreas Xavier Schonle, Queen Mary U of London (UK)

7-28 The Politics of Memory in Late Imperial Russia - Suite 373 Chair: Sally West, Truman State U Papers: David C. Fisher, U of Texas, Brownsville “Mikhail Aseev’s Amazing Ride from Ukraine to Paris: Sport and Memory in the Centennial Year of the French Revolution” Kathleen Frances Parthe, U of Rochester “The Historical Memory of Civic Speech” Marjorie L. Hilton, U of Redlands “Urban Memories: Constructions of Past and Present” Disc.: Chris J. Chulos, Roosevelt U

7-29 Manifesting Identity: Symbols and Rituals of Nationalist Movements in Central and Eastern Europe - Suite 462 Chair: Nancy Meriwether Wingfield, Northern Illinois U Papers: Hugh LeCaine Agnew, George Washington U “Showing Your True Colors: Banners, Colors and Banner Ceremonies in Czech Nationalist Politics in the Later 19th Century” Ian Beilin, Brooklyn College, CUNY “Commemorating Poniatowski in Leipzig; Poles, Germans and the 1913 Centenary Commemorations of the Wars of Liberation” Daniel L. Unowsky, U of Memphis “Celebrating Two Emperors and a Revolution in Galicia: The Public Contest to Represent the Polish and Ruthenian Nations in 1880” Disc.: Rita Arlene Krueger, Temple U 44 Friday • Session 7 • 4:30 P.M. – 6:30 P.M.

7-30 Language Contact and Ethnic Identity in Slavic Borderland Communities in East Central and East Europe - Suite 473 Chair: Michael S. Flier, Harvard U Papers: Curt Woolhiser, Harvard U “Continuum Grammars and Fused Lects: Modeling Linguistic Convergence in the Belarusian Speech Territory” Michael Moser, Vienna U (Austria) “Some Comparative Considerations on the Prostaja Mova, Jazychije, and Surzhyk” Julia Verkholantsev, U of Pennsylvania “Latin-Glagolitic-Cyrillic: The Unorthodox Border between Catholicism and Orthodoxy” Disc.: Andriy Danylenko, Pace U

7-31 Teaching All Three: Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian - (Roundtable) - Suite 530 Chair: Ellen Elias-Bursac, Independent Scholar Part: Ronelle Alexander, UC, Berkeley Wayles Browne, Cornell U Robert David Greenberg, U of New Haven Nada Petkovic, U of Chicago

7-32 Wounded Masculinity in Slavic Literature - Suite 562 Chair: Angelina Emilova Ilieva, Northwestern U Papers: Brian R. Johnson, U of Wisconsin, Madison “Prince Myshkin as a Castrated Figure” Lenka Pankova, U of Pittsburgh “The Sweet, Sweet Suffering: Male Masochism in Bruno Schulz’s ‘The Street of Crocodiles’” Joanna Kot, Northern Illinois U “Dispensable Males and Mother-Pole Overturned: Polish Women’s Drama of the 1930s” Disc.: Diane M. Nemec-Ignashev, Carleton College Dawn Seckler, U of Pittsburgh

7-33 The Poetics of the Visual: Adaptations of Lyric Poetry in Russian and East European Film - Suite 573 Chair: Michele Leigh Torre, U of Southern California Papers: Mary Evelynne Childs, U of Washington “Poetics of Nature, Poetics of Terror: Tengiz Abuladze’s ‘Invocation’ and the Poems of Vazha-Pshavela” Alexandra Heidi Karriker, U of Oklahoma “A Father’s Voice and the Son’s Vision: Poetry in Tarkovsky’s Films” Daria Shembel, U of Southern California “Verse-over in Film: Interactions between Cinema and Lyrical Poetry” Disc.: Robert Bird, U of Chicago

7-35 Verbal Icons and Iconic Words - Suite 730) Chair: Marcia A. Morris, Georgetown U Papers: Gitta Hammarberg, Macalester College “Sartor Resartus: Gogol’s Overcoat” Amanda Fairchild Murphy, U of Wisconsin, Madison “Compassion as Grace Incarnate; Sonia Marmaladova’s Iconic Role in Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment” Disc.: Svetlana Slavskaya Grenier, Georgetown U Friday • Evening Events 45

FRIDAY • EVENING EVENTS

AAASS Annual Meeting (open to all AAASS members) – 6:30 P.M. – Blue Room

American Association for Ukrainian Studies Meeting – 7:30 P.M. – Senate Room

Association for the Study of Eastern Christian History and Culture – 7:30 P.M. – Director’s Room

Hungarian Studies Association – 7:15 P.M. – Suite 530

Davis Center at Harvard University Alumni Reception – 7:30 P.M. – Executive Room

IREX Reception at The Russian Embassy – 7:30 P.M. (by reservation only)

Stanford University Alumni Reception – 8:00 P.M. – Diplomat

University of Michigan Alumni Reception – 8:00 P.M. – Hampton

University of Washington Alumni Reception – 8:00 P.M. – Blue Room Prefunction

Working Group on Cinema and Television Film Screening: “Anatoly Rybakov: The Russian Story” by Marina Goldovskaia (the celebrated Russian documentary film maker introduces her new picture about the famous writer) – 8:00 P.M. – Embassy Room

Indiana University Alumni Reception – 9:00 P.M. – Congressional A & B 46 Saturday • Session 8 • 8:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M. Saturday 18 November

Registration Desk Hours: 7:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. – Regency Gallery

Exhibit Hall Hours: 10:00 A.M. – 6:00 P.M. – Regency Ballroom

SATURDAY • SESSION 8 • 8:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M.

Association for the Study of Nationalities - (Meeting) - Suite 630

Eighteenth-Century Russian Studies Association - (Meeting) - Blue Room Prefunction

8-01 The Actress: Image and Influence - Ambassador Ballroom Chair: Irene Ingeborg Masing-Delic, The Ohio State U Papers: Catherine Ann Schuler, U of Maryland, College Park “Signifying the Nation: Ekaterina Semenova and Mlle. George” Beth C. Holmgren, Duke U “A National License to Act: Modjeska and the Romance of Poland” Olga M. Mesropova, Iowa State U “Humoring the Nation: Klara Novikova and Russian Domestic Stand-Up Comedy” Disc.: Lynn Mally, UC, Irvine Mary Fleming Zirin, Independent Scholar

8-02 American Lawyers in Russia (Panelists introduced by John Hardt, NCEEER) - (Roundtable) - Blue Room Part: Sarah Carey, Squire, Sanders and Dempsey Richard Dean, Baker & McKenzie Holly Nielsen, Baring Vostok Capital Partners (Russia) Peter Pettibone, Hogan & Hartson

8-04 Childhood and Social Anxieties in Modern Russia - Cabinet Room Chair: David L. Ransel, Indiana U Papers: Susan Katharine Morrissey, U College London (UK) “Neurotic Children: Neurasthenia and the Pathologies of Childhood in Late Imperial Russia” Alexandra Oberlaender, Humboldt U (Germany) “The Making of ‘Djulizm’: The Sexual Abuse of Children in Late Imperial Russia” Catriona Kelly, U of Oxford (UK) “Policing Children’s Bodies: Regulating Juvenile Sexuality in Twentieth- Century Russia” Disc.: Dan Healey, U of Wales, Swansea (UK) Saturday • Session 8 • 8:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M. 47

8-05 Transitional Justice II - Calvert Room Chair: Gary Bruce, U of Waterloo (Canada) Papers: Lavinia Stan, St. Francis Xavier U (Canada) “The Ten Myths of Transitional Justice” Nadya Nedelsky, Macalester College “The Moral Reasoning of Transitional Justice: Czech Perspectives” Disc.: Linda Mastalir, U of Toronto (Canada)

8-06 Representations of Central Asia: The Case of Kazakh New-Wave Cinema, Documentary and Gender Imagery - (Roundtable) - Capitol Room Chair: Herbert J. Eagle, U of Michigan, Ann Arbor Part: Julie Ann Christensen, George Mason U Kenzhebai Dusembaev, Kazakhstan National Academy of the Arts (Kazakhstan) Jane E. Knox-Voina, Bowdoin College Rachid Nougmanov, Filmmaker (Kazakhstan) Sean Raymond Roberts, U of Southern California

8-07 “Together We are Children of Evil”: Art Imitates Life in the Belyi- Petrovskaia-Briusov Menage a Trois - Chairman’s Boardroom Chair: Wendy Salmond, Chapman U Papers: Maria Carlson, U of Kansas “Angel of Light: Belyi’s Place in the Demonic Triangle” Kristi Groberg, North Dakota State U “Prince of Darkness: Briusov as Petrovskaia’s Chernomag” George M. Young, U of New England “‘Dark Astringent Wine’: The Triad of Poets” Disc.: Bernice Glatzer Rosenthal, Fordham U

8-08 The Jewish Question in Interwar Eastern Europe - Committee Room Chair: Irina Gigova, College of Charleston Papers: Dmitry Tartakovsky, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign “Jewish Communal Politics and Culture in Interwar Romanian Bessarabia: Encounters with Romanianization” Diana Georgescu, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign “A Jewish Diary Fifty Years Later: The Fortunes of Autobiographical Testimony in Post-Communist Romanian Historiography” Jennifer Young, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign “Yiddish and the Public Sphere: Political Modernity and Mass Culture, 1918-1939” Disc.: Simon J. Rabinovitch, Brandeis U

8-09 Roads and Cars in the Russian Popular Imagination: Investigations into Soviet and Post-Soviet Automobile Culture - Congressional A Chair: Anthony Heywood, U of Aberdeen (UK) Papers: Tracy Susan Nichols Busch, Ferris State U “Imagined Mobility: Soviet Automobilization Prior to World War II” Lewis Henry Siegelbaum, Michigan State U “Never Quite Getting There: The Road to Socialism in Soviet Discourse” Robert Thomas Argenbright, Miami U “Cars, Class, and Space in Post-Soviet Moscow: The First Decade” Disc.: Vladimir Kontorovich, Haverford College

8-10 Remembering Communism and Yugoslavia in Independent Slovenia - Congressional B Chair: Carole R. Rogel, The Ohio State U 48 Saturday • Session 8 • 8:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M.

Papers: Gregor Tomc, U of Ljubljana (Slovenia) “Remembering as Reinterpretation: Perceived Transitional Winners and Losers in Slovenia” Mitja Velikonja, U of Ljubljana (Slovenia) “Nostalgia for Socialism as an Element of Cultural Pluralism in Slovenian Transition” Nina Vodopivec, Institutum Studorium Humanitatis (Slovenia) “Past in the Present: The Social Memory of Textile Workers” Disc.: Cathie Carmichael, U of East Anglia (UK) John K. Cox, Wheeling Jesuit U

8-11 Solidarity and Populism in Poland before and after 1989 - (Roundtable) - Council Room - Sponsored by: Polish Studies Association Chair: Arista Maria Cirtautas, U of Virginia Part: Krzysztof Jasiewicz, Washington and Lee U David J. Ost, Hobart and William Smith Colleges Peter Rutland, Wesleyan U Andrzej W. Tymowski, American Council of Learned Societies

8-12 Putin and 2008 - (Roundtable) - Diplomat Ballroom Chair: Sergey Vitalievich Sevastiyanov, Vladivostok State U of Economics and Service Part: Karen L. Dawisha, Miami U of Ohio Regina Anne Smyth, Indiana U Igor Zevelev, RIA Novosti

8-13 Commerce on the Periphery: The Nexus between State and Private Trade in Seventeenth-Century Siberia - Director’s Room Chair: Peter B. Brown, Rhode Island College Papers: Alexandra Haugh, Northwestern U “Aboriginal Siberians in the Seventeenth-Century Russian Fur Trade: Trade, Tribute, or Gift Exchange?” Erika Lyn Monahan, Stanford U “Petty Officials, Petty Trade: Dynamics at the Gostinnyi Dvor in Seventeenth-Century Western Siberia” Christoph Witzenrath, Humboldt U (Germany) “Between Rebellion and Due Process of the Law: Cossack Traders around Lake Baikal, 1696-1701” Disc.: Brian L. Davies, U of Texas, San Antonio J. T. Kotilaine, Harvard U

8-14 Revisiting Mihail Sebastian’s “Journal” 10 Years after Its Publication - (Roundtable) - Embassy Room Chair: Maria Bucur, Indiana U Part: Irina Livezeanu, U of Pittsburgh Andreea Deciu Ritivoi, Carnegie Mellon U Michael Benjamin Thorne, Indiana U Leon Volovici, The Hebrew U (Israel)

8-15 Russian Nationalism and Putin’s Policies: Old Themes, New Uses - (Roundtable) - Empire Ballroom Chair: Walter Downing Connor, Boston U Part: Igor Lukes, Boston U Thomas W. Simons, Jr., Harvard U William Zimmerman, U of Michigan, Ann Arbor Saturday • Session 8 • 8:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M. 49

8-16 Literary Representations of War: The Case of Tolstoy - Executive Room Chair: Alexander M. Martin, U of Notre Dame Papers: Olga Y. Maiorova, U of Michigan, Ann Arbor “‘War and Peace’ in the Context of Russian Nineteenth-Century Patriotic Rhetoric” Donna Tussing Orwin, U of Toronto (Canada) “The Influence of Tolstoy’s War Stories on Dostoevsky” Rickie A. McPeak, US Military Academy West Point “Tolstoy and Clausewitz on War” Disc.: Caryl Emerson, Princeton U Val Vinokur, The New School

8-17 Irresistible Forces: Revolution, Empire-building and the Individual in Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union, 1920 - 1945 - Forum Room Chair: Jennifer Wynot Garza, Metropolitan State College of Denver Papers: Matthias Neumann, U of East Anglia (UK) “Champions of Soviet Youth? The Komsomol, Official and Popular Youth Culture and the Shaping of Individuals for a New Political Order, 1917-1932” Steven Merritt Miner, Ohio U “The Motherland Has Forgiven You! The Reintegration of the Ostarbeiter into Soviet Society” David M. Crowe, Elon U “Schindler’s Choices: Oskar Schindler between Conscience, Conformity and Heroism” Disc.: T. David Curp, Ohio U

8-18 History Writing in Muscovite Rus’: Sources and Methodologies - Governor’s Boardroom Chair: George P. Majeska, U of Maryland Papers: Donald Ostrowski, Harvard U “Are the Techniques of Biblical Criticism Applicable to the Study of Rus’ Chronicles?” Daniel B. Rowland, U of Kentucky “Memory and History Writing in Muscovy: St. Sergius in Chronicles and Historical Tales, 1550-1650” Cherie Woodworth, Yale U “Oral and Literate Transmission: Methods for Chronicles of the 15th Century” Disc.: Nancy Shields Kollmann, Stanford U Russell Edward Martin, Westminster College

8-19 Stalin as Statesman?: 200 Conversations with the Vozhd’ - Hampton Ballroom Chair: Norman M. Naimark, Stanford U Papers: Ethan M. Pollock, Brown U “Stalin, Science, and the Cold War” Christian Ostermann, Cold War International History Project “Stalin and Central Europe, 1944-1953” David Wolff, Slavic Research Center “Diplomat or Despot: Stalin Examines the Orient, 1944-1953” Disc.: Vladislav M. Zubok, Temple U

8-20 But Can We Take Our Concepts with Us? The Cross-regional Applicability of the Post-Communist Experience - (Roundtable) - Palladian Ballroom Chair: John Abley Gould, Colorado College Part: Valerie Jane Bunce, Cornell U 50 Saturday • Session 8 • 8:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M.

Kevin Deegan-Krause, Wayne State U Milada Anna Vachudova, UNC, Chapel Hill Lucan Alan Way, U of Toronto (Canada)

8-21 Expressions and Rejections of Modernism and Modernity - Presidential Boardroom Chair: Elizabeth Cooper English, Louisiana State U Papers: Bora Chung, Indiana U “The Image of Shop in Prus’s ‘The Doll’ and Schulz’s ‘Cinnamon Shop’” Michael R. Katz, Middlebury College “The Russian Response to Modernity: Crystal Palace, Eiffel Tower, Brooklyn Bridge” Disc.: Olga Meerson, Georgetown U

8-22 Russia and Its Southern Frontier, 18th-19th Centuries - Senate Room Chair: Theophilus C. Prousis, U of North Florida Papers: Sean Pollock, Harvard U “Russian-Chechen Relations in the Age of Catherine the Great” Mara Kozelsky, U of South Alabama “Eastern Christians in Russian Political Culture on the Eve of the Crimean War” Lucien J. Frary, Rider U “Russian-Greek Relations during the Crimean War” Disc.: Gregory Lynn Bruess, U of Northern Iowa

8-23 Church and State in Early Communist Eastern Europe, 1944-1956 - Suite 230 Chair: David Doellinger, Western Oregon U Papers: Edward D. Wynot, Jr., Florida State U “Reorientation: The Polish Orthodox Church, 1945-1955” Robert F. Goeckel, SUNY, Geneseo “Sovietizing Religious Policy in the Baltics, 1944-1953” Christina Manetti, Independent Scholar “Catholic Responses to the Communist Regime in Poland, 1948 to 1953” Disc.: James Ramon Felak, U of Washington

8-24 Pedagogical Uses of Film - Suite 262 Chair: J. Alexander Ogden, U of South Carolina Papers: Maria Basom, U of Northern Iowa “Ivan Vasil’evich Changes His Profession: Grammar, Dialog, and Culture through Film in the Elementary Russian Classroom” Klawa N. Thresher, Randolph-Macon Woman’s College “Masterpieces of Russian Cinema in a Language Program” Yevgeny A. Slivkin, Defense Language Institute “Russian War Movies and the Presentation of Special Purpose Vocabulary to Military Students at the Defense Language Institute” Disc.: Kelly Herold, Grinnell College

8-25 Projecting the Communist Image Abroad - Suite 273 Chair: Padraic Jeremiah Kenney, U of Colorado Papers: Annika E. Frieberg, UNC, Chapel Hill “Networking across Borders: West German Journalists and Cultural Diplomacy in Polish-German Reconciliation, 1956-1972” Austin Thomas Jersild, Old Dominion U “The ‘Kitchen Debate’ in Global Context: Soviet Exhibits in China, 1953- 1955” Saturday • Session 8 • 8:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M. 51

Mihaela Andra Wood, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign “Romania at the Olympics: Women Gymnasts as Ambassadors in Sportswear, 1950s-1970s”

8-26 Ethnolinguistics and Education Policy in Southeast Europe - Suite 330 Chair: Margaret H. Beissinger, Princeton U Papers: Diane G. Gal, SUNY, Empire State College “Southeast European Educational Research: Policy Implications for Regional Reform” Marija Vuckovic, Institute for the Serbian Language SASA “Group Identity and Argot – Diachronic Approach (The case of Boskacki argot at Kosovo)” Disc.: Cynthia F. Simmons, Boston College

8-27 Reshaping Boundaries in Central Europe: 3 Diverse Cases: Domestic Violence Laws, Sports Systems and the Labor Markets - Suite 362 Chair: Andrew Felkay, Kutztown U (Emeritus) Papers: Katalin Fabian, Lafayette College “Domestic Violence Laws and Regulations in Central Europe” Emese Ivan, Ball State U “The ‘Hidden Competition’ of International Relations - The Changing Face of Central European Sports System” Susan Glanz, St John’s U “The Impact of EU Membership on the Central European Labor Markets” Disc.: Andras Simonyi, Ambassador, Embassy of Hungary

8-28 From Physiology to Degeneration: Dostoevsky, Nekrasov, and Saltykov Shchedrin between the Natural School and Decadence - Suite 373 Chair: Irina Paperno, UC, Berkeley Papers: Kate Rowan Holland, Yale U “Order, Disorder, and Nostalgia for Novelistic Form in Dostoevsky’s Podrostok” Riccardo Nicolosi, Universität Konstanz (Germany) “De-generation: French Naturalism and the Russian Family Novel (Saltykov- Shchedrin’s The Golovlev Family)” Konstantine Klioutchkine, Pomona College “The Experience of Dissolution in the Life and Work of Chernyshevsky and Dobroliubov” Disc.: William Mills Todd, III, Harvard U

8-29 Reactions to Soviet Culture - Suite 462 Chair: Carol R. Ueland, Drew U Papers: Kevin Michael Bartig, UNC, Chapel Hill “Sounding Soviet: Prokofiev and Poruchik Kizhe” Alla Lamp, UVA “New Approach to a Story about Childhood: Pasternak and Zhenia Luvers. Names and Opportunities for Interpretation” Disc.: Anne Fisher, The College of Wooster, Wooster, Ohio

8-30 Boris Akunin’s Hero(in)es - Suite 473 Chair: Halina Stephan, The Ohio State U Papers: Brian James Baer, Kent State U “Fathers and Sons Redux: Re-Presenting the Fall of Patriarchal Power in Akunin’s Detektivy” Elena V. Baraban, U of Manitoba (Canada) “Hybrid Cultures and Akunin’s Postmodern Heroes” 52 Saturday • Session 9 • 10:15 A.M. – 12:15 P.M.

Yana Hashamova, The Ohio State U “Looking for the Other: The Feminist and the Male Gaze in The Turkish Gambit” Disc.: Helena I. Goscilo, U of Pittsburgh

8-31 New Research in South Slavic Linguistics - Suite 530 - Sponsored by: South East European Studies Association (SEESA) Chair: Christina Elizabeth Kramer, U of Toronto (Canada) Papers: Dana K Akanova, U of Chicago “Is the Ethical Dative a Balkanism?” Bojan Belic, U of Washington “The Role of Sociolinguistic Factors in Unique Control in Serbian” Andrea Dorothy Sims, Northwestern U “When Form and Meaning Go Their Own Way: Croatian Inflectional Change as Evidence for Universal Inflectional Structure” Disc.: Robert David Greenberg, U of New Haven

8-32 Sports and Russian Culture - Suite 562 Chair: Timothy Crocker Harte, Bryn Mawr College Papers: David Ward MacFadyen, UCLA “Russian Television and the 2006 World Cup” Birgit Beumers, U of Bristol (UK) “Soccer on Screen” Michael O’Mahony, U of Bristol (UK) “Freeze-Frame: Representing Soviet Success in Winter Sports”

8-33 Imagining “Homeland” over Time and Space from the Soviet Period to the Post-Soviet Setting: The Case of Crimean Tatar Diaspora and Repatriation, 1930-2006 - Suite 573 Chair: Kelly Ann O’Neill, Harvard U Papers: Mubeyyin Batu Altan, Independent Scholar “Crimean Tatar Emigrations from Crimea to Turkey in the 1930s and 1940s” Idil P. Izmirli, George Mason U “Is Orange Turning Blue? Socio-Political Dynamics of Crimean Tatars in the Yushchenko Era” Filiz Tutku Aydin, U of Toronto (Canada) “The Role of Diaspora in the Construction of Crimean Tatar National Identity in the 1990s” Disc.: Brian G. Williams, U of Massachusetts

SATURDAY • SESSION 9 • 10:15 A.M. – 12:15 P.M.

ACTR Board of Directors - (Meeting) - Presidential Boardroom

North American Society for Serbian Studies (NASSS) - (Meeting) - Blue Room Prefunction

9-01 Non-Academic Careers for Slavic Area Specialists - (Roundtable) - Ambassador Ballroom Part: Doug Kreshover, CIA Z. Blake Marshall, US-Russia Business Council Mark G. Pomar, IREX Lisa Stephenson, George Washington U Saturday • Session 9 • 10:15 A.M. – 12:15 P.M. 53

9-02 Problems of Relocation and Return in the Soviet Space during and after World War II - Blue Room Chair: Catherine Evtuhov, Georgetown U Papers: Aldis Purs, Independent Scholar “Desperate Templates: Latvian Attempts to Use the Refugee Experience of World War I in World War II” Jessica Reinisch, Birkbeck College, U of London (UK) “UNRRA’s Work with Ukrainian Displaced Persons in Germany and the Problem of Return” Elizabeth White, Birkbeck College, U of London (UK) “Returning to the ‘Soviet Troy’: Leningraders go Home, 1944-1946” Disc.: Peter Gatrell, U of Manchester (UK)

9-04 Questions of Cinematography: The Work of Andrei Moskvin - Cabinet Room Chair: Alexei Yurchak, UC, Berkeley Papers: Polina Barskova, Hampshire College “Early Collaborations of Andrei Moskvin: Ideology of Contrasts” Lilya Kaganovsky, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign “Filming with White: Kozintsev and Trauberg’s Odna” Joan Neuberger, U of Texas, Austin “Moskvin, Cinematography, and Ivan the Terrible” Disc.: Maria Salazkina, Colgate U

9-05 From Protest to Dissent in the Soviet Union - Calvert Room Chair: William Chase Taubman, Amherst College Papers: Kathleen Elizabeth Smith, Georgetown U “From Freethinkers to Dissidents: Student Discontent in 1956” Vladislav M. Zubok, Temple U “Who Were ‘Children and Fathers’ in December 1962: The Manezh Episode Reconsidered” Barbara B. Walker, U of Nevada, Reno “The Power of Self-Giving: Caritas in the Moscow Human Rights Movement in the 1960s and 1970s” Disc.: Stephen Bittner, Sonoma State U

9-07 Borders and Masks: Orientalism in Russia and the Play of Identity - Chairman’s Boardroom Chair: Bella Grigoryan, Columbia U Papers: John Preston Hope, Williams College “The Mask Game: Dmitri Oznobishin’s Oriental Identity” Sara Stefani, Yale U “British Modernism and the Orientalized Russian: Shifts in Cultural Understanding and Cultural Production” Sanna Turoma, U of Helsinki (Finland) “Brodsky in Istanbul: Time, Space, and Orientalism”

9-08 The Sacred and the Political in Post-Soviet Russia - Committee Room Chair: Margaret Lisa Paxson, Kennan Institute Papers: Olga Yevguenievna Kazmina, Moscow State U (Russia) “Russian Orthodox Church and Identity Discourse in Contemporary Russia” Darya Kucherova, Central European U (Hungary) “Modern Mythology: Sacralization of Art as an Attempt at Constructing a New Normative Structure” Irina A. Papkova, Georgetown U “The Russian Orthodox Church and the State: Prospects for Democracy” Disc.: Sonja Luehrmann, U of Michigan 54 Saturday • Session 9 • 10:15 A.M. – 12:15 P.M.

9-09 Women and Children at Risk in the CIS: An Interdisciplinary Analysis - (Roundtable) - Congressional A Chair: Sally Webb Stoecker, Shared Hope International Part: Emily Counts Wainwright, USAID Clementine Fujimura, US Naval Academy Saltanat Sulaimonova Liebert, American U Ruth Pojman, USAID Elena Tiuriukanova, National Academy of Sciences (Russia)

9-10 “Treasure Troves” of Works on Paper for the Study of Russian and Eastern European Art and Architecture: Little-known Resources in Washington, DC - (Roundtable) - Congressional B Chair: Edward Kasinec, NY Public Library Part: Andrea Gibbs, National Gallery of Art Kristen Regina, Hillwood Museum and Gardens Peter Roudik, Law Library of Congress Natalia Teteriatnikov, Dumbarton Oaks Helena E. Wright, Smithsonian Institution

9-11 The Russian State Duma, Past and Present: The 100th Anniversary of the Founding of Russia’s First Legislature - (Roundtable) - Council Room Chair: Melissa Kirschke Stockdale, U of Oklahoma Part: Shmuel Galai, Ben-Gurion U (Israel) Nikita Andreevich Lomagin, St Petersburg State U (Russia) Thomas Frederick Remington, Emory U Valentin Valentinich Shelokhaev, ROSSPEN (Russia)

9-12 Elucidating Kosovo: War, Nationalism and Ethnicity in the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries - Diplomat Ballroom Chair: Gëzim Alpion, U of Birmingham (UK) Papers: Nicola (Claire) Guy, U of Durham (UK) “Albanian, Serb and Turk: Kosovo, Ethnic Nationalism and the Separation of Kosovo, 1908-1913” Ruth E.M. Seifert, U of Applied Sciences (Germany) “War, Memory and Identity: The Construction of Kosovo-Albanians as Europeans” Jakup Azemi, U of East London (UK) “Constituting Minority Rights in Kosovo” Disc.: Nicholas C. Pano, Western Illinois U

9-13 International and Military Relations in the Soviet Union in the Khrushchev years - Director’s Room Chair: Jeremy Smith, U of Birmingham (UK) Papers: Sari Autio-Sarasmo, Aleksanteri Institute (Finland) “The International Transfer of Technology to the Soviet Union in the Cold War” Joshua Charles Andy, U of Birmingham (UK) “Khrushchev, the Soviet military, and 1957” Timothy J. Naftali, Yale U “Khrushchev’s Strategic Dilemma and His Grand Gambit of 1962” Disc.: Hope M. Harrison, George Washington U

9-14 Responses to the Official Visual Culture of the Post-War Soviet Union - Embassy Room Chair: Evgeny A. Dobrenko, U of Nottingham (UK) Papers: Michelle Kuhn, U of Pittsburgh “Father Stalin and the Bright Future: Images of the Leader with Children and Post-War Cultural Transformations” Saturday • Session 9 • 10:15 A.M. – 12:15 P.M. 55

Oliver Johnson, U of Sheffield “Kul’turnost’ or Kitsch? Varnishing Reality in the Art of Aleksandr Laktionov” Christina Kiaer, Northwestern U “Post-War Deineka: The Socialist Body as Pastiche” Disc.: Catriona Kelly, U of Oxford (UK)

9-15 Asia in Russian Music, Art and Travel Accounts - Empire Ballroom Chair: Dominic Lieven, London School of Economics (UK) Papers: Katya Elizabeth Hokanson, U of Oregon “Prosaic Tea in an Enchanted Landscape: Madam Blavatsky’s India” Adalyat Issiyeva, McGill U (Canada) “You Were Born to be a Spark for Poet’s Inspiration: Images of the Oriental Other in Nineteenth-Century Russian Romance” David Hendrik Schimmelpenninck van der Oye, Brock U (Canada) “Vereshchagin’s Canvases of Central Asian Conquest” Disc.: Anindita Banerjee, Cornell U

9-16 To Russia and Back. Gender, Genre and Transnationalism, 1860-1945 - Executive Room Chair: Mary Fleming Zirin, Independent Scholar Papers: Choi Chatterjee, California State U, Los Angeles “Transnational Romance, Terror and Heroism: Russia in American Popular Fiction, 1860-1917” Lynn Mally, UC, Irvine “Hallie Flanagan and Soviet Culture” Stephanie Brown, Hillwood Museum and Gardens “‘As a Woman and as a Wife’: Marjorie Merriweather Post and Soviet- American Relations, 1940-1945” Disc.: Karen Petrone, U of Kentucky

9-17 Moscow Looks East: Russian Equities in Northeast Asia - Forum Room Chair: Wayne Paul Limberg, US Dept of State Papers: Yoshinori Takeda, Embassy of Japan, Moscow (Russia) “Japan-Russia and Energy Security in Northeast Asia” Igor Zevelev, RIA Novosti “Power and Identity in the US-Russia-China Triangle” Matthew Joseph Ouimet, US Dept of State “The Power of Persistence: Russian Relations with the Koreas” Disc.: Herbert Jay Ellison, U of Washington

9-18 Legalism or Law? The Problem of Law in Late Imperial Russia and the Soviet Union - (Roundtable) - Governor’s Boardroom Chair: William Elliott Butler, Pennsylvania State U Part: Dmitrij Belkin, Humboldt U (Germany) Francine R. Hirsch, U of Wisconsin, Madison Peter Isaac Holquist, U of Pennsylvania Benjamin I Nathans, U of Pennsylvania Marina Sorokina, Russian Academy of Sciences Archive (Russia)

9-19 Putin and the Elimination of Contested Politics in Russia? - (Roundtable) - Hampton Ballroom Chair: Edwin Thomas Bacon, U of London (UK) Part: Andrew Konitzer, Austin College Luke March, U of Edinburgh (UK) Bettina Renz, U of Birmingham (UK) Hanna Smith, U of Helsinki (Finland) 56 Saturday • Session 9 • 10:15 A.M. – 12:15 P.M.

9-22 The 2006 Presidential Elections in Belarus - (Roundtable) - Senate Room Chair: Zina J. Gimpelevich, U of Waterloo (Canada) Part: Ethan S. Burger, American U Grigory Ioffe, Radford U David Roger Marples, U of Alberta (Canada) Andrew Savchenko, U of Rhode Island

9-23 The Impact of the Gulag on Soviet Life, 1940-1965 - Suite 230 Chair: Barbara T. Norton, Widener U Papers: Alan Joseph Barenberg, U of Chicago “Prisoners Outside the Barbed Wire: Zazonniki and the Margins of Imprisonment and ‘Freedom’ in Vorkuta” Marc Elie, EHESS “Recidivism and Recidivists in the Post-Stalin Era, 1950s and 1960s” Jehanne M Gheith, Duke U “‘No eto trudno peredat’: Interviews with Gulag Survivors and Problems in Oral History” Disc.: Golfo Alexopoulos, U of South Florida

9-24 Catherine the Great: The Arts as Public Discourse - Suite 262 Chair: Hilde M. Hoogenboom, SUNY, Albany Papers: Simon Dixon, U of Leeds (UK) “Catherine the Great and Opera” Joachim Klein, Leiden U (Netherlands) “The Chicks Teach the Hen: The Principle of Critical Reason in Radishchev’s ‘Voyage’” Tatiana Smoliarova, Columbia U “1789: Catherine the Great and Art Theory” Disc.: Irina Reyfman, Columbia U

9-25 City Spaces in Bely’s Petersburg: A Tribute to Robert Maguire - Suite 273 Chair: Robert L. Belknap, Columbia U Papers: Mark David Steinberg, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign “Masks: Appearance, Spectacle, and Knowledge on Petersburg’s and Bely’s Streets” Marcia A. Morris, Georgetown U “Stairways to Heaven? Balconies, Carriages and Staircases and Liminality in Bely’s Petersburg” Deborah A. Martinsen, Columbia U “From Senate Square to Mikhailovsky Castle: Peter the Great as Dynamic Symbol versus Stationary Monument in Bely’s Petersburg” Disc.: Julie A. Buckler, Harvard U Ellen Chances, Princeton U

9-26 New Generations, New Questions: 1956 in Hungarian Social History - Suite 330 Chair: Martha Lampland, UC, San Diego Papers: Paul A. Hanebrink, Rutgers U, New Brunswick “1956 and the Politics of Religion” Zsuzsanna Varga, Eötvös Loránd U (Hungary) “1956 and Rural Society” James Mark, U of Exeter (UK) “1956 since 1956: Forgetting and Remembering a Revolution”

9-27 Narratives of Marginalized Selves in Late and Post-Soviet Literature - Suite 362 Chair: Lena Maria Lencek, Reed College Saturday • Session 9 • 10:15 A.M. – 12:15 P.M. 57

Papers: Maija Könönen, U of Helsinki (Finland) “Venichka and His ‘Others’ in ‘Zapiski psikhopata’” Ulla Hakanen, U of Helsinki (Finland) “Conveying Experience in Words: Evgenii Kharitonov” Inna F Tigountsova, U of Denver “The Other World of Petrushevskaia’s Narrator” Disc.: Brian James Baer, Kent State U

9-28 The Poetics of Joseph Brodsky - Suite 373 Chair: Tomas A. Venclova, Yale U Papers: David M. Bethea, U of Wisconsin, Madison “Brodsky and Pushkin” Ekaterina Kozitskaia Fleishman, Stanford U “Crossing the Border: ‘1972 God’ in Brodsky’s Poetry” Nila Friedberg, Portland State U “‘Sprung rhythm’ in Russian: Was Brodsky Imitating Slutsky?” Disc.: Lazar Fleishman, Stanford U Yakov Leonidovich Klots, Yale U

9-29 Southeastern Europe: Women (in) Writing - Suite 462 Chair: Marijan Despalatovic, Connecticut College Papers: Margaret H. Beissinger, Princeton U “Romani Women in 20th-Century Balkan Literature” Aida Vidan, Harvard U “Women on War: The Case of the Balkans” Cynthia F. Simmons, Boston College “Women and the Written Word in Postwar Bosnia” Disc.: Elinor Murray Despalatovic, Connecticut College

9-30 The Caucasus as Periphery: Porous Boundaries and Transnational Ties between Russia, Persia, and the Ottoman Empire - Suite 473 Chair: Michael Kemper, St. Lawrence U Papers: Robert D. Crews, Stanford U “Russia beyond the Aras River” Michael Reynolds, Princeton U “Power, Periphery, and the Trajectories of Russian and Ottoman History” Dana Sherry, UC, Davis “Human Capital: Muslim Migrant Labor and the Economic Development of the East Caucasus in the mid-19th Century” Disc.: Firouzeh Mostashari, Regis College

9-31 Ukrainian-Jewish Literary Relations under the Tsarist Empire - Suite 530 Chair: Marci Lynn Shore, Indiana U Papers: Amelia Glaser, UC, San Diego “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Tavern: Money as Common Denominator in Ukrainian-Jewish Literary Relations” Myroslav Shkandrij, U of Manitoba (Canada) “The ‘Jew and the Church Keys’ Theme in Ukrainian Literature” Disc.: George G. Grabowicz, Harvard U Marat Grinberg, Reed College

9-32 Transmission Belts or Extensions of Man? Understanding Soviet Media - Suite 562 Chair: Benjamin Tromly, Harvard U Papers: Stephen Lovell, King’s College London (UK) “Radio and the Making of Soviet Culture” 58 Saturday • Session 10 • 2:00 P.M. – 4:00 P.M.

Kristin Roth-Ey, Harvard Academy for Int’l and Area Studies “The ‘Propaganda State’ in the ‘Information Age’: Media and the Soviet Sociological Imagination, 1960s-1970s” Thomas C. Wolfe, U of Minnesota “Mass Media in the Soviet Mirror” Disc.: James Robert von Geldern, Macalester College

9-33 EU Effects on Democratization in the Next-Round EU Candidates - (Roundtable) - Suite 573 Chair: Henry (Chip) F. Carey, Georgia State U Part: Cornel Ban, U of Maryland Roy J. Gardner, Indiana U Nida Gelazis, Woodrow Wilson Center Oliver Richmond, St. Andrews U (UK) Robert Lawrence Weiner, U of Massachusetts, Boston

9-34 Recent Research by Young Scholars in Slovene Studies: “Erased Persons,” Anti-Semitism, and Tones in Contemporary Standard Slovene - Suite 630 - Sponsored by: Society for Slovene Studies Chair: Robert G. Minnich, U of Bergen (Norway) Papers: Hassad Laurent, U of Paris (France) “The Question of Slovenia’s Erased Persons” Peter Jurgec, Slovenian Academy of Arts and Sciences (Slovenia) “Acoustic Analysis of Tones in Contemporary Standard Slovene” Gregor Kranjc, U of Toronto (Canada) “Obligatory Hatred?: The Anti-Semitism of the Slovene Anti-Communist Opposition” Disc.: Grant H. Lundberg, Brigham Young U Patrick H. Patterson, UC, San Diego

9-35 Marxism, Liberalism and Science in the Russian fin-de-siecle - Suite 730 Chair: Susan Katharine Morrissey, U College London (UK) Papers: Chia Yin Hsu, Columbia U “Liberalism, the ‘Social’ and Discourses of Civilization in Zemstvo Medicine and Public Health Reformism, 1860s-1910” Anna Krylova, Duke U “Rethinking the Nature/Nurture Debate in Early Bolshevik Thought, 1890- 1910s” Daniel Beer, Royal Holloway U of London (UK) “Conserving Energy: The Politics of Fatigue in Late Imperial Russia” Disc.: Loren R. Graham, MIT

Association for Women in Slavic Studies Luncheon and Business Meeting - (Meeting) – 12:15 P.M. - Palladian Ballroom Luncheon by ticket only; business meeting open to all.

SATURDAY • SESSION 10 • 2:00 P.M. – 4:00 P.M.

Council of Institutional Members - (Meeting) - Empire Ballroom

10-01 The Scars of Communism - (Roundtable) - Ambassador Ballroom Chair: Eric Lohr, American U Part: Dominic Lieven, London School of Economics (UK) Serge Schmemann, International Herald Tribune Timothy Snyder, Yale U Saturday • Session 10 • 2:00 P.M. – 4:00 P.M. 59

10-02 Imperial Mythologies: Russian and Soviet Images of the East - Blue Room Chair: Lisa Khachaturian, Georgetown U Papers: Paul du Quenoy, American U in Cairo (Egypt) “Vladimir Solov’ev in Egypt” Ali F. Igmen, California State U, Long Beach “Re-fashioning the ‘Asiatic’: Kyrgyz Images of the Self during the 1920s and 1930s” Michael Rouland, Miami U “From Soviet Opera to Soviet Film: Replaying the Legend of The Silk Maiden” Disc.: David Hendrik Schimmelpenninck van der Oye, Brock U (Canada)

10-03 Unorthodox Russian Language - Blue Room Prefunction Chair: Svetlana Slavskaya Grenier, Georgetown U Papers: Alexandra G. Kostina, Rhodes College “Luzer ili Hedlainer: Pros and Cons of Linguistics Ecology” Claude O. Proctor, Georgetown, TX “Some Linguistic Features of the Russian Military Idiom” Disc.: David R. Andrews, Georgetown U

10-05 The Making and Unmaking of Collective Agriculture - Calvert Room Chair: Katherine M. Verdery, City U of New York Papers: Jessica Allina-Pisano, Colgate U “Even a Horse is a Luxury: Land Privatization and the Demechanization of Agriculture in Post-Soviet Ukraine” Diana Mincyte, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign “The Battle of Acres: Subsistence Farming in Soviet and Post-Soviet Lithuania” Jenny Leigh Smith, Yale U “‘Soviet Means Quality’: Standards of Living for People and Pigs on a Collective Farm” Disc.: Martha Lampland, UC, San Diego

10-06 Museums, Monuments and National Memory - Capitol Room Papers: Brooke Iglehart, U of Texas, Austin “Construction of a National Museum: Wenceslas Square’s Transformation into an Emblem of Czech Nationalism” Olenka Z. Pevny, U of Richmond “Visualizing Identity in the Medieval Monuments of Kyiv” Jenna Ji Eun Song, U of Chicago “St. Petersburg Museology: Visions of Modern Collectors” Disc.: Michael M Kunichika, UC, Berkeley

10-07 The Reception of Yuri Andrukhovych’s Novel “Perverzion” in English - (Roundtable) - Chairman’s Boardroom Chair: Lenka Pankova, U of Pittsburgh Part: Mark Andryczyk, Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies Antonina Vitaliivna Berezovenko, Columbia U David L. Cooper, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Michael M. Naydan, Pennsylvania State U

10-08 The People’s Capitol: Works by Aleksanr Deineka, Valera and Natasha Cherkashin, Vitaly Komar and Alex Melamid - (Roundtable) - Committee Room Chair: Anna Muza, UC, Berkeley Part: Natasha Cherkashin, Cherkashin Museum Metropolitan (Russia) Valera Cherkashin, Cherkashin Museum Metropolitan (Russia) 60 Saturday • Session 10 • 2:00 P.M. – 4:00 P.M.

Vitaly Komar, Artist Ruth Solomon Rischin, Independent Scholar

10-09 Film and Television Genres - Congressional A - Sponsored by: Working Group on Cinema and Television Chair: Tony Anemone, College of William and Mary Papers: Susan K. Larsen, Pomona College “Hybrid Horrors: The Evolution of the Amphibian Man, 1961-2004” Elena V. Prokhorova, College of William and Mary “Post-Soviet Television Adaptations of Russian Classics” Dawn Seckler, U of Pittsburgh “The Buddy Film in Contemporary Russian Cinema” Disc.: Alyssa DeBlasio, U of Pittsburgh Gerald M. McCausland, U of Pittsburgh

10-10 Painted Words: Text and Image in Unofficial Soviet Art and Literature - Congressional B Chair: Cynthia A. Ruder, U of Kentucky Papers: Alla Rosenfeld, Rutgers U “Word as/and Image in Soviet Nonconformist Art” Gerald James Janecek, U of Kentucky “The Image of Lenin in Moscow Conceptualism” Mary A. Nicholas, Lehigh U “‘As far as Your Opinion of This Work is Concerned, I am in Complete Agreement with It’: Text in Nonconformist Russian Art” Disc.: Ann Komaromi, U of Toronto (Canada)

10-11 Facing the Others: Intra-National and International Attitudes among Neighbors in Central Europe - Council Room Chair: Martin Votruba, U of Pittsburgh Papers: James Krapfl, UC, Berkeley “Civic Forum, Public Against Violence, and the Struggle for Slovakia” Lisa Pohlman, U of Pittsburgh “Self-Interest, Identity, and Attitudes toward the European Union in Slovakia” Magdalena Vanya, UC, Davis “Embodied and Disembodied Civil Society: Collective Action in Post- Communist Hungary and Slovakia” Disc.: Stanislav Jozef Kirschbaum, York U (Canada)

10-12 Policing the Soviet State: Crime, Corruption and Categorization in the Soviet Experience, 1920s-1950s - Diplomat Ballroom Papers: Sharon A. Kowalsky, Texas A&M U, Commerce “The Prostitute and the Criminal: Criminological Discourse on Public Women in 1920s Russia” Paul M. Hagenloh, U of Alabama “Police and Soviet Social Engineering, 1920s-1930s” James W. Heinzen, Rowan U “Dilemmas of Anticorruption ‘Campaigns’ in the Soviet 1940s and 1950s” Disc.: Wendy Zeva Goldman, Carnegie Mellon U

10-13 Transition Economies and Capital Flows - Director’s Room Chair: Thomas S. Popovich, Nassau Community College Papers: Ljubisa (Stevan) Adamovich, Florida State U “Global Financial Market and Transition Economies” Jasminka Ninkovic, Emory U “Direct Foreign Investment in Transition Economies” Saturday • Session 10 • 2:00 P.M. – 4:00 P.M. 61

Oscar Kovac, Megatrend U (Serbia) “Foreign Investments in Serbia and Montenegro” Disc.: Svetlana Adamovich, U of Belgrade (Serbia)

10-14 Dislocation of Culture, or How the Jokes Fell Flat - Embassy Room Chair: Mark N. Lipovetsky, U of Colorado, Boulder Papers: Vladimir Strukov, U of London (UK) “Shocking, Rocking, Mocking: (Mis) appropriation of Oleg Kulik’s Art Abroad” Irina Makoveeva, U of Pittsburgh “Kiss of Life: (Mis) interpretation of the Russian National Myths in Comics” Robert Alexander Saunders, Farmingdale State U “Kazakhstan versus Sacha Baron Cohen: (Mis) representations of Post- Soviet Central Asian Identity in the West” Disc.: Julie Suzanne Draskoczy, U of Pittsburgh

10-16 Contending Views on Russian Politics Today - Executive Room Chair: Gail W. Lapidus, Stanford U Papers: Donna Marie D’Aleo, Catholic U of America and Joan Barth Urban, Catholic U of America “Russia’s Print Media: Diversity or Conformity?” Richard T. Sakwa, U of Kent (UK) “Russian Politics as Seen by Khodorkovsky” Dale R. Herspring, Kansas State U “Putin and the Military: The Search for Stabilnost’ i Predvidenie” Disc.: Valery Solovey, The Gorbachev Foundation (Russia) Heinz Timmerman, Siftung Wissenschaft und Politik (Germany)

10-17 Transforming States of the former East Bloc: The Role of Individuals, Business, and Parties - Forum Room Chair: Henry E. Hale, George Washington U Papers: Timothy M. Frye, The Ohio State U “Reputation and the Rule of Law: Evidence from a Survey Experiment in Russia” Kelly McMann, Case Western Reserve U “Citizens’ Impact on State Capacity: Building States in Post-Soviet Central Asia” Joshua A. Tucker, New York U “The Potency and Pliability of Nascent Party Identification: An Experimental Analysis” Disc.: Jan Kubik, Rutgers U

10-18 Bosnia and the Bosniaks: A Reinterpretation - (Roundtable) - Governor’s Boardroom Chair: Francine Friedman, Ball State U Part: Robert J. Donia, U of Michigan Keith Doubt, Wittenberg U Mustafa Imamovic, U of Sarajevo Peter Carl Mentzel, Utah State U

10-19 Putin’s Russia: Is It a Doable Project? - (Roundtable) - Hampton Ballroom Chair: Fredo Arias-King, Demokratizatsiya Part: Leon Aron, American Enterprise Institute Anders Aslund, Institute for International Economics Andrew Scott Barnes, Kent State U Fiona Hill, Brookings Institution Christopher Marsh, Baylor U 62 Saturday • Session 10 • 2:00 P.M. – 4:00 P.M.

10-21 The Historical Novel in Austro-Hungary - Presidential Boardroom Chair: Marijan Despalatovic, Connecticut College Papers: Karin A. Beck, Columbia U “The Linguistics of Literary History. Language/s in the Czech Historical Novel” Ellen Elias-Bursac, Independent Scholar “August Senoa and the Historical Novel in Croatia: Between the Global and the Local” Sandor Foldvari, Debrecen U (Hungary) “Miklós Jósika and The Hungarian Romantic Historical Novel in the Mid- Nineteenth Century” Disc.: Ivan Ante Runac, U of Michigan, Ann Arbor

10-22 Motherhood vs. Wage Labor: Discourses and Practices in Post-Stalinist Russia, Hungary and Romania - Senate Room Chair: Irina Sandomirskaja, Sodertorn U College (Sweden) Papers: Ildiko Asztalos Morell, Södertörn Högskola (Sweden) “Masculinity, Femininity and the State in the Construction of Parenthood and Wage Labor in Post-Stalinist Hungary” Lyubov Denisova, Russian Academy of Sciences (Russia) “Anti-Woman Question in Khrushchev Era: Marriage and Family in the Countryside - Outside of the ‘Thaw’” Popa Raluca Maria, Central European U (Hungary) “Female Bodies, Masculine Power. A Case Study of the Adoption of the Pro-Natalist Legislation in Communist Romania (1966)” Disc.: Kristina Abiala, Södertörn U College (Sweden) Helene Carlbäck, Södertörn U College (Sweden)

10-23 Meet the New Boss? Negotiating with Authorities during the Thaw - Suite 230 Chair: Kristin Roth-Ey, Harvard Academy for Int’l and Area Studies Papers: Susan E. Costanzo, Western Washington U “Amateur Theaters and grazhdanstvennost’ 1958-1970” Polly Jones, U College London (UK) “Mentors, Parents and Delinquent Sons: Moral and Generational Authority in Soviet Literature and Literary Relations of the Late Thaw” Benjamin Tromly, Harvard U “Professors, Students and the Embedded Autonomy of the Soviet University during the Khrushchev Thaw” Disc.: Anne E. Gorsuch, U of British Columbia (Canada)

10-24 Shepherding the Flock: Monastic Administration in Pre-Petrine, Imperial, and Early Soviet Russia - Suite 262 Chair: Jennifer B. Spock, Eastern Kentucky U Papers: Tom Dykstra, Independent Scholar “Consensus Politics in a Microcosm of Muscovite Society: The Role of Igumen and Elders in Monastic Administration” Marlyn L. Miller, Brandeis U “From Autonomy to Otchetnost’: The Evolution of Monastic Administration in Imperial Russia” Jennifer Wynot Garza, Metropolitan State College of Denver “Changing with the Times: An Attempt to Maintain Monastic Order from 1917-1922” Disc.: Scott M. Kenworthy, Miami U Ludwig Steindorff, U of Kiel (Germany) Saturday • Session 10 • 2:00 P.M. – 4:00 P.M. 63

10-25 The Habsburg Empire’s Last War: Sacrifice and the Fate of Veterans - Suite 273 Chair: Mark Cornwall, U of Southampton (UK) Papers: Paulina Bobic, U of Oxford (UK) “War and Faith: Religion and the Slovenian Soldier, 1914-1918” Catherine Edgecombe, U of Southampton (UK) “The Preservation of True Comradeship? The Experience of Veterans in the First Austrian Republic” Paul Newman, U of Southampton (UK) “Silent Liquidation: The Invalid Question in Croatia, 1918-1930” Disc.: Maureen Healy, Oregon State U

10-26 Ruins and Overlapping Histories: The Breakdown of the Present - Suite 330 Chair: Cristina Vatulescu, Harvard U Papers: Andreas Xavier Schonle, Queen Mary U of London (UK) “Ruin Theories and Russian Responses to Destruction and Decay” Jochen Hellbeck, Rutgers U “In the Shadow of Stalingrad’s Ruins: German and Soviet Perspectives” Kevin Mercer Forsyth Platt, U of Pennsylvania “Moscow in Ruins: Soviet Wounds in Luzhkov’s New Russian Cityscape” Disc.: Gregory N. Stroud, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

10-27 Ecocritical Approaches to Nineteenth-Century Russian Culture - Suite 362 Chair: Thomas Peter Hodge, Wellesley College Papers: Ian Micah Helfant, Colgate U “Nineteenth-Century Russia’s Hunting Journals and their Generic Allegiances” Sofya Khagi, Brown U “Nature and the Inexpressibility Topos in Romantic Lyrical Poetry” Thomas Newlin, Oberlin College “The Domestication of Natural History in Russia, 1840-1860” Disc.: Jane Tussey Costlow, Bates College

10-28 Remembering and Commemorating War in the Balkans during the Twentieth Century - Suite 373 Chair: Lisa Ann Kirschenbaum, West Chester U Papers: Emil Kerenji, U of Michigan “Forgetting the Holocaust in Serbia: The Politics of Memory” Maria Bucur, Indiana U “Gender, Religion, and War Remembrance in 20th-Century Romania” Max Bergholz, U of Toronto (Canada) “The Priest, the Plaque, and the Struggle to Remember Fallen Soldiers in a Serbian Village” Disc.: Maria Todorova, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

10-29 Medieval Slavic Electronic Text Resources - Suite 462 - Sponsored by: Early Slavic Studies Association Chair: David Kirk Prestel, Michigan State U Papers: David J Birnbaum, U of Pittsburgh “The Repertorium Workstation” Matthew Wilson Herrington, Harvard U and Robert Romanchuk, Florida State U “Monastic Textuality and a New Hypertext Translation of Daniel the Prisoner” 64 Saturday • Session 10 • 2:00 P.M. – 4:00 P.M.

Alan Timberlake, UC, Berkeley “The Tower of Babel: Graphic Representation of Relationships among Hamartolos, Tolkovaia Paleia, Nachal´nyi svod, and the Povest´ vremennykh let” Disc.: A. Rachel Stauffer, U of Virginia

10-30 Heteroglossia, Soviet Style: Consumption, Translation, Subversion - Suite 473 Chair: Jane Andelman Taubman, Amherst College Papers: Bella Grigoryan, Columbia U “Choking on Cosmopolitanism: The Ill-Fitting Contents of Zoshchenko’s ‘Canvas Briefcase’” Anna Wexler Katsnelson, Harvard U “The Circus of Ideology: Aleksandrov’s ‘Tsirk’” Sasha Senderovich, Harvard U “Babel’s Bilingual Games: What Does One Eat Them With?” Disc.: Boris Wolfson, U of Southern California

10-31 Images of Revolution and War - Suite 530 Chair: Thomas Seifrid, U of Southern California Papers: Hope M. Harrison, George Washington U “The Past, Present and Future of the Berlin Wall: Contemporary Debates about Handling the History of Berlin and Germany” Jenny Eugenia Kaminer, Northwestern U “Maternal Symbolism and the Rhetoric of Motherhood in Russian Media Coverage of the Chechen Conflicts” Deanna Gayle Wooley, Indiana U “Teaching the Barricades: Normalization-Era Commemorations of Revolution in Czechoslovakia” Disc.: Aaron Joseph Cohen, California State U, Sacramento

10-32 Tensions in the Sovietization Process - Suite 562 Chair: Rex A. Wade, George Mason U Papers: Chiara De Santi, European U Institute (Italy) “The Red Cross and Red Crescent in Uzbekistan in the 1920s: The Soviet Political Use of an International Neutral Organization” Matthew Denali Pauly, Michigan State U “Breaking the Tongue: Ukrainization of Primary Schools in the Ukraine SSR, 1923-1930” Kai Struve, Leipzig U (Germany) “Ritual and Violence - The Pogroms of Summer 1941 in Eastern Poland and Lithuania” Disc.: Ann Livschiz, Stanford U

10-33 Language and Identity in Post-Soviet Russia - Suite 573 Chair: Christopher J. Caes, U of Florida Papers: Artemi Romanov, U of Colorado, Boulder “Language and the Elderly: Discourse, Identity and Aging” Svitlana V. Malykhina, SUNY, Albany “Hearing Voices of the Russian Youth: Language Portrait of a Generation” Michael S. Gorham, U of Florida “The Languages of Nation and Nationalisms in Contemporary Russian Youth Politics” Disc.: Lenore Ann Grenoble, Dartmouth College

10-34 Ethnicity and State Power in the Former Soviet Union - Suite 630 Chair: Tomila V Lankina, World Resources Institute Saturday • Session 11 • 4:15 P.M. – 6:15 P.M. 65

Papers: Elise Giuliano, Harvard U “Do Grievances Matter in Nationalist Mobilization? Evidence from Russia” Brian Keith Grodsky, U of Michigan “On the Other Side of the Curtain: A Reassessment of Non-Elite Human Rights Experiences and Values in Poland and Beyond” Oleh Protsyk, European Centre for Minority Issues (Germany) “Effects of Ethnic Conflict on Moldova’s Institutional Design and Stronger Democratic Performance in the Post-Soviet Space” Disc.: Gulnaz Sharafutdinova, Miami U

10-35 Displaced Persons and Anti-Communism during the Cold War - Suite 730 Chair: Peter Gatrell, U of Manchester (UK) Papers: Andrew Paul Janco, U of Chicago “Anti-Communism as Nostalgia: Soviet Refugees and Longing for Home during the Cold War” Anna Marta Holian, Arizona State U “Between Federalists and Separatists: The Anti-Communist Movement(s) among Displaced Persons in Munich” Laura Hilton, Muskingum College “How Anti-Communist Are You? An Examination of the Treatment of Polish and Latvian DPs in the U.S. Occupation Zone of Germany” Disc.: Daniel Cohen, Rice U

SATURDAY • SESSION 11 • 4:15 P.M. – 6:15 P.M.

Association for the Study of Health and Demography in the Former Soviet Union - (Meeting) - Committee Room

Bibliography and Documentation Committee 1 - (Meeting) - Chairman’s Boardroom

Society for Romanian Studies - (Meeting) - Suite 630

11-01 Corruption in Post-Communist Countries - Ambassador Ballroom Chair: Luba Fajfer, USAID Papers: Jane Leftwich Curry, Santa Clara U “Poland” Vladimir E. Shlapentokh, Michigan State U “Russia” Lucy A. Kerner, UCLA & U of Phoenix “Ukraine” Disc.: Andrzej Korbonski, UCLA

11-02 Coercion and Violence in Early Bolshevik Russia, 1917-1922 - Blue Room Chair: Joerg Bernhard Baberowski, Humboldt U (Germany) Papers: Michael Stanford Melancon, Auburn U “Soviet Executive Committees versus the Cheka: The Debate over Violence during 1918” Jonathan W. Daly, U of Illinois, Chicago “Class-based Coercion in Early Bolshevik Russia” Scott B. Smith, Linfield College “Renegades from Socialism: The Red Terror and the Construction of Civil War” Disc.: Leonid Trofimov, U of Western Ontario (Canada) Douglas R. Weiner, U of Arizona 66 Saturday • Session 11 • 4:15 P.M. – 6:15 P.M.

11-04 Talking about the War: Central European Media 1939-1945 - Cabinet Room - Sponsored by: Czechoslovak Studies Association Chair: T. Mills Kelly, George Mason U Papers: David S. Frey, US Military Academy “Serious Film for a Serious People. Incorporating the Masses into Hungarian Wartime Film, 1941-43” Owen V. Johnson, Indiana U “Redefining the Nation: Slovak Mass Media, 1938-1945” Stanley B. Winters, NJ Inst of Technology “Conflicted Partners—Czech Opposition to the U.S. Occupation of Western Bohemia in 1945” Disc.: Igor Lukes, Boston U

11-05 The Nature of Magic in Muscovite Russia - Calvert Room Chair: John Wesley Hill, U of Michigan Papers: Jonathan Louis Shaheen, U of Michigan and Valerie Ann Kivelson, U of Michigan “The Prosaics of Muscovite Magic” Claudio S. Nun-Ingerflom, Centre d’Etudes sur la Russie, le Caucase, et l’Europe Centrale (France) “Magic in Seventeenth-Century Russia: Performative Speech and the Invention by the People of Modern Politics” William F. Ryan, Warburg Institute, U of London (UK) “Magic and the Demonic in Muscovite Russia” Disc.: Caryl Emerson, Princeton U

11-06 The Soviet Experience of World War II: Mobilization, Combat, and National Identity - Capitol Room Chair: Mark Louis von Hagen, Columbia U Papers: Elena Shulman, Texas Tech U “That Night as We Prepared to Die: Frontline Journalists and Russian National Identity during World War II” Jean Levesque, U of Quebec at Montreal (Canada) “Mobilization and Motivation: The Narodnoe opolchenie (People’s Militia) in 1941” Matthew Lenoe, U of Rochester “Soviet Infantrymen’s Experience of War from Khalin-Gol to the Battle of Moscow” Disc.: Mark Edele, U of Western Australia (Australia)

11-09 The Limits of Superiority: International Sports and the Cold War - Congressional A Chair: Nikolaus Katzer, Helmut Schmidt U (Germany) Papers: Rob Beamish, Queen’s U (Canada) and Ian Ritchie, Brock U (Canada) “The Development of High-Performance Sport Systems and the Use of Banned Substances in Post WWII Olympic Sport” Eva Maurer, U of Muenster (Germany) “Thaw or Cold War on Mount Everest and Pik Pobedy? Soviet ‘Alpinizm’ and International Mountaineering in the 1950s” Stefan Wiederkehr, Niemiecki Instytut Historyczny (Poland) “Are They Really Women? Female Athletes, Sports Journalism and Photography during the Cold War” Disc.: Robert S. Edelman, UC, San Diego

11-10 The Civic Censor: Fashion, Sensation, and Commerce in Late Imperial Russian Print Media - Congressional B Chair: Roshanna Patricia Sylvester, DePaul U Saturday • Session 11 • 4:15 P.M. – 6:15 P.M. 67

Papers: Christine Ruane, U of Tulsa “Censoring Fashion: Government Censors and their Role in the Russian Fashion Industry” Louise McReynolds, UNC, Chapel Hill “The Sensational Society: What Happened When Censors Lost their Jobs at Patrolling the Borders of Discretion” Sally West, Truman State U “The Unstoppable Tide: Advertising and the Limits of Censorship” Disc.: Thomas Reed Trice, California Polytechnic State U

11-11 Polish Women’s Poetry - Council Room Chair: Katarzyna Zechenter, U College London (UK) Papers: Renata Ingbrant, Södertörn U College (Sweden) “‘Mortally Wounded Eyes’: On Anna Swirszczynska’s War Poems” Magdalena Maria-Anna Kay, UC, Berkeley “Julia Hartwig’s Poetry of Rebellion” Laura Ann Miller-Purrenhage, Kettering U “Black Stars and Happy Thighs: Anna Swirszczynska’s Jestem baba Collection” Disc.: Andrea Lanoux, Connecticut College

11-12 The Russian Search for a New National Identity: The Many Faces of Post-Soviet Nostalgia - (Roundtable) - Diplomat Ballroom Chair: Helena I. Goscilo, U of Pittsburgh Part: Nadezhda Azhegikhina, Moscow State U (Russia) Ilia Kutik, Northwestern U Olga S. Partan, College of the Holy Cross Alexandra Smith, U of Sheffield (UK) Tatiana Smorodinska, Middlebury College

11-13 Reappraisal of Sustainable Economic Growth in Russia - Director’s Room Chair: Misha V. Belkindas, World Bank Papers: Masaaki Kuboniwa, Hitotsubashi U (Japan) “A Configuration of Russia’s Optimal Growth Paths” Evgeny Gavrilenkov, Troika Dialog (Russia) “Transformation of the Growth Model in Russia” Shinichiro Tabata, Hokkaido U (Japan) “Impacts of Foreign Economic Relations on Russia’s GDP Growth” Disc.: Philip Hanson, U of Birmingham (UK)

11-14 After the Commonwealth of Independent States, What Comes Next? - Embassy Room - PONARS (Note: papers will not be read at this panel – they will be available on line for review two weeks before the convention and will be discussed at the panel. Website is: www.csis.org/ruseura/ponars/aaass) Chair: Celeste Ann Wallander, Council on Foreign Relations Papers: Pavel Baev, International Peace Research Institute (Norway) “The Caspian Direction in Putin’s ‘Energy Super-Power’ Strategy for Russia” Vladimir Alimovich Dubovyk, Odessa U (Ukraine) “Democracy and Security in the Black-Caspian Seas Region: Can We Have Them Both?” Eric M. McGlinchey, George Mason U “Regeneration or Degeneration? The Future of Authoritarian Rule in Central Asia” Disc.: Andrew Carrigan Kuchins, Carnegie Endowment for Intl Peace Regina Anne Smyth, Indiana U 68 Saturday • Session 11 • 4:15 P.M. – 6:15 P.M.

11-15 Stalinism and Ideology - (Roundtable) - Empire Ballroom Chair: Ronald Grigor Suny, U of Chicago Part: Alexei B. Kojevnikov, U of British Columbia (Canada) Anna Krylova, Duke U

11-16 Borders, Boundaries and Consumption - Executive Room Papers: Judit Bodnar, Central European U (Hungary) “Mean Streets, Neat Malls: Commercialization, Privatization and the Politics of Public Space” Ekaterina Vladimirovna Makarova, U of Virginia “The Changing Boundaries of Public and Private: Urban Space and Urban Culture in Moscow” Olga Sezneva, U of Chicago “Moscowicity: A View from the Periphery” Disc.: Robert Thomas Argenbright, Miami U

11-17 Patterns of Anti-Semitic Violence in Eastern Europe, 1941-1942 - Forum Room Chair: Holly Case, Cornell U Papers: Wendy Morgan Lower, Towson U “Interethnic Relations and the Holocaust in Ukraine: A Regional Comparison” Alexander Prusin, New Mexico Inst of Mining & Tech “Anti-Jewish Violence in East Galicia in Comparative Perspective: 1914- 1920 and 1941” Vladimir A. Solonari, U of Central Florida “Patterns of Popular Anti-Semitic Violence in Bessarabia and Bukovina, July-August 1941” Disc.: Peter Black, US Holocaust Memorial Museum

11-19 On the Corruption of Morals: Nineteenth-Century Representations of Russia’s Eighteenth Century - Hampton Ballroom Chair: Richard Stites, Georgetown U Papers: Luba Golburt, Stanford U “How Eighteenth-Century Men and Women Grew Old” Michelle Lamarche Marrese, Independent Scholar “Creating the Formidable Woman: Gender and Power in Nineteenth-Century Historical Narratives” Karen L. Kettering, The Hillwood Museum “Under Her Scepter/Beneath Her Skirts: The Monument to Catherine II in St. Petersburg” Disc.: John Wyatt Randolph, Jr., U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

11-20 Post-Communist Consequences of Pre-Communist Legacies - Palladian Ballroom Chair: Stephen Earl Hanson, U of Washington Papers: Keith Darden, Yale U “Pre-Communist Education and the Communist Exit” Jeffrey Kopstein, U of Toronto (Canada) “The Pre-Communist Legacies of Political Party Competition in East Central Europe” Grigore Pop-Eleches, Princeton U “The Intractable Past: Pre-Communist Legacies and Post-Communist Regime Change” Disc.: Grzegorz Ekiert, Harvard U Saturday • Session 11 • 4:15 P.M. – 6:15 P.M. 69

11-21 Religion, Gold and Social Change: Albania’s Experience of Socialism - Presidential Boardroom Chair: Nicola (Claire) Guy, U of Durham (UK) Papers: Alessandro Roselli, UK Representative, Bank of Italy “The Question of the Albanian Gold” Elidor Mehilli, Princeton U “Cities of Socialism in ‘Europe’s Rural Corner’: Soviet Material Culture and Urban Planning in Post-War Albania” Gëzim Alpion, U of Birmingham (UK) “When Religion Subdues Nationalism: Exploring Mother Teresa’s Attitude towards Albania and the Balkans”

11-22 The Environment and Environmental History in East Central Europe - (Roundtable) - Senate Room Chair: Eagle Glassheim, U of British Columbia (Canada) Part: Ruth Greenspan Bell, Resources for the Future Patrice M. Dabrowski, Harvard U Alison F. Frank, Harvard U Zsuzsa Gille, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

11-23 Confessionalization and Its Discontents: Orthodoxy in Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus, 17th-19th Centuries - (Roundtable) - Suite 230 Chair: Nikolaos A. Chrissidis, Southern Connecticut State U Part: J. Eugene Clay, Arizona State U Serhii Plokhii, U of Alberta (Canada) Barbara J. Skinner, Indiana State U Olga Tsapina, The Huntington Library

11-24 Creating Socialist Identities in East-Central Europe: Narratives and Practices - Suite 262 Chair: Gail Kligman, UCLA Papers: Constantin Iordachi, Central European U (Hungary) “Collectivization and Social Change in a Fishermen’s Community in Dobrudja, 1949-1962” Ulf Brunnbauer, FU Berlin (Germany) “Socialist ‘Familialism’ in Bulgaria: Party Interventions and Social Practices” Disc.: Gerald W. Creed, CUNY, Hunter College

11-25 German and Hungarian Revisionism in the 1930s in East-Central Europe - Suite 273 Chair: Thomas L. Sakmyster, U of Cincinnati Papers: John C. Swanson, Syracuse U, Utica College “The German Minority in Hungary and Its Links to Germandom in the 1930s” Mark Cornwall, U of Southampton (UK) “The Ambiguity of Sudeten German Foreign Policy 1935-1937” Thomas Lorman, U of Cincinnati “Hungary and the Sudeten German Question, 1931-1938” Disc.: Bela Bodo, Grand Valley State U

11-26 “Self” as Theoretical Category - (Roundtable) - Suite 330 Part: Monika Greenleaf, Stanford U David Powelstock, Brandeis U Rebecca Jane Stanton, Barnard College Ilya Vinitsky, U of Pennsylvania 70 Saturday • Session 11 • 4:15 P.M. – 6:15 P.M.

11-27 1 + 1 = 3: Science, Fiction and Media in Soviet Culture of the Stalin Era - Suite 362 Chair: Evgeny A. Dobrenko, U of Nottingham (UK) Papers: Konstantin Bogdanov, U Konstanz (Germany) “Warm Hearts, Clean Hands, Clear Heads: Soviet Scientific Fantastika of the 1920s and 1930s” Natascha Drubek-Meyer, LMU Munchen (Germany) “Late Stalinist Biopics on Scientists: Pirogov, Miklukho-Maklaj, Michurin, Akademik Ivan Pavlov, Aleksandr Popov” Jurij Murasov, U of Konstanz (Germany) “The Animal in the Text: Media-Theoretical Considerations on Pavlov’s Reflexology” Disc.: Jochen Hellbeck, Rutgers U

11-28 Serbian, Croatian and Slovene History Textbooks after the Collapse of Yugoslavia - Suite 373 Chair: Charles Jelavich, Indiana U Papers: Dubravka Stojanovic, U of Belgrade (Serbia) “History Textbooks in Serbia since 1991” Snjezana Koren, U of Zagreb (Croatia) “History Textbooks in Croatia after the Demise of Yugoslavia” Peter Vodopivec, Institute of Modern History “History Textbooks in Slovenia after 1991” Disc.: Leopoldina Plut-Pregelj, U of Maryland Nobuhiro Shiba, U of Tokyo (Japan)

11-29 Dostoevsky’s Readers - Suite 462 Papers: Gabrielle Ivy Cavagnaro, U of Chicago “Leonid Tsypkin’s Dostoevsky and the Art of Reproduction” Anna Kaladiouk Schur, Keene State College “Read, Read Dostoevsky: Dostoevsky and Russian Jurists” Disc.: Harriet Lisa Murav, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

11-30 Dissident and Anti-Communist Literature - Suite 473 Chair: Anna Frajlich-Zajac, Columbia U Papers: Philip Boobbyer, U of Kent, Canterbury (UK) “The Politics of Vladimir Bukovsky” Oana Popescu-Sandu, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign “‘ ... Where do you Live, Comrade, not on the Moon for Sure’ Narrative Hybridity in Bulgarian Communist Prison Memoirs” Halina Stephan, The Ohio State U “Polish Émigré Writers and the US Cold War Politics” Disc.: Tomas A. Venclova, Yale U

11-31 Late Soviet Cities as Multiethnic Contact Zones - Suite 530 Chair: Paula A. Michaels, U of Iowa Papers: Jeff Sahadeo, Carleton U (Canada) “At the Heart of the Union: Moscow as a Multiethnic ‘Melting Pot’ in the Late Soviet Era” Paul M. Stronski, US Dept of State “Exporting Soviet Modernity: Tashkent as a Cold War Model of Decolonization” Disc.: Douglas T. Northrop, U of Michigan

11-32 The Aesthetics of Excess: The Films of Evgenii Bauer - Suite 562 Chair: Irina Makoveeva, U of Pittsburgh Saturday • Evening Events 71

Papers: Alyssa DeBlasio, U of Pittsburgh “Choreographing Space and Time in the Films of Evgenii Bauer” Michele Leigh Torre, U of Southern California “Death Becomes Her: The Fine Line Between Obsession and Necrophilia in the Films of Evgenii Bauer” Elizabeth Durst, U of Southern California “French Fashions in the Films of Evgenii Bauer” Disc.: Yuri Tsivian, U of Chicago Denise J. Youngblood, U of Vermont

11-33 Russian Futurism at War - Suite 573 Chair: Gerald James Janecek, U of Kentucky Papers: Nina Albertovna Gourianova, Northwestern U “Goncharova’s War Prints” Catherine Ann Ciepiela, Amherst College “Velemir, Violence, and War” Rosamund Bartlett, U of Dunham (UK) “From Military Opera to ‘Victory Over the Sun’” Disc.: Clare Cavanagh, Northwestern U

SATURDAY • EVENING EVENTS

AAASS Cocktail Buffet (by ticket only) – 6:30 P.M. – Blue Room Prefunction AAASS Awards Presentation and President’s Address (open to all) – 7:15 P.M. – Blue Room

• • • Ronald G. Suny, 2006 AAASS President, Charles Tilly Collegiate Professor of Social and Political History, University of Michigan, and Professor Emeritus of Political Science and History, University of Chicago will deliver the address titled “Fifteen Years Après le Deluge: What’s Left of Marx?”

• • • The Association will present the following awards:

Distinguished Contributions to Slavic Studies Award Moshe Lewin, University of Pennsylvania and James R. Millar, George Washington University

• • • Wayne S. Vucinich Book Prize for the most important contribution to Russian, Eurasian, and East European studies in any discipline of the humanities or social sciences Francine Hirsch Empire of Nations: Ethnographic Knowledge and the Making of the Soviet Union (Cornell University Press) 72 Saturday • Evening Events

Vucinich Book Prize honorable mention Christina Kiaer Imagine No Possessions: The Socialist Objects of Russian Constructivism (MIT Press)

• • • Marshall Shulman Book Prize for an outstanding monograph dealing with the international relations, foreign policy, or foreign-policy decision-making of any of the states of the former Soviet Union or Eastern Europe Alexander Cooley Logics of Hierarchy: The Organization of Empires, States, and Military Occupations (Cornell University Press) and Milada Anna Vachudova Europe Undivided: Democracy, Leverage & Integration After Communism (Oxford University Press)

• • • Ed A. Hewett Book Prize for an outstanding publication on the political economy of the centrally planned economies of the former Soviet Union and East Central Europe and their transitional successors David Ost The Defeat of Solidarity: Anger and Politics in Postcommunist Europe (Cornell University Press)

• • • Barbara Jelavich Book Prize for a distinguished monograph on any aspect of Southeast European or Habsburg studies since 1600, or nineteenth- and twentieth-century Ottoman or Russian diplomatic history Alison Fleig Frank Oil Empire: Visions of Prosperity in Austrian Galicia (Harvard University Press)

• • • AAASS/Orbis Books Prize for Polish studies for the best book in any discipline on any aspect of Polish affairs Timothy J. Cooley Making Music in the Polish Tatras: Tourists, Ethnographers, and Mountain Musicians (Indiana University Press) Saturday • Evening Events 73

W. Bruce Lincoln Book Prize for an author’s first published monograph or scholarly synthesis that is of exceptional merit and lasting significance for the understanding of Russia’s past Douglas Northrop Veiled Empire: Gender and Power in Stalinist Central Asia (Cornell University Press) • • • Tucker/Cohen Dissertation Prize for an outstanding doctoral dissertation in the tradition of historical political science and political history of the USSR Heather Diane DeHaan “From Nizhnii to Gor’kii: The Reconstruction of a Russian Provincial City in the Stalinist 1930s” • • • Title VIII Prize for distinguished policy papers in any policy relevant discipline

for East European Affairs Michael Powell “NGO Networking and the Passage of a Transparency Initiative in Poland”

for Eurasian Affairs Brian Grodsky “Civil Society and Democratization: Warnings from Uzbekistan”

Eurasian Affairs honorable mention Vanja Mladineo and Kathryn Roman “Evolving Democratization Assistance: The Kyrgyz Model” and Jordan Hamory “Overcoming Barriers to Substitution Therapy in Ukraine (HIV/AIDS)” • • • Graduate Student Essay for an outstanding essay by a graduate student in Slavic studies Diana Mincyte “The Pasteurization of Lithuania: Informal Food Markets and Globalization” 74 Sunday • Session 12 • 8:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M. Sunday 19 November

Registration Desk Hours: 7:00 A.M. – 9:00 A.M. – Regency Gallery

Exhibit Hall Hours: 10:00 A.M. – 2:00 P.M. – Regency Ballroom

SUNDAY • SESSION 12 • 8:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M.

Association for Croatian Studies - (Meeting) - Blue Room Prefunction

Bibliography and Documentation Committee 2 - (Meeting) - Executive Room

Council of Regional Affiliates - (Meeting) - Suite 330

12-01 Does Law Matter? - Ambassador Ballroom Chair: Clifford G. Gaddy, Brookings Institution Papers: Cynthia J. Buckley, U of Texas, Austin “Conceiving Reproductive Health: Legal Settings in the Southern Caucasus” Kathryn Hendley, U of Wisconsin “Taking the Horse to the Water: Adversarialism in the Russian Arbitrazh Courts” Disc.: Jessica Allina-Pisano, Colgate U Kathleen Elizabeth Smith, Georgetown U

12-02 Old/New—East/West: Competing Visions of Europe - Blue Room Chair: T. Mills Kelly, George Mason U Papers: Holly Case, Cornell U “Nothing New About the ‘New Europe’: Hungary, Romania and European Renewal Projects of the 20th Century” Nicole Lindstrom, Central European U (Hungary) “Contesting Europe from its Margins: Slovenia and Estonia’s Competing Visions of the EU” Patrick H. Patterson, UC, San Diego “Defenders of Christendom? Christian Politics and the Challenge of Islam in Europe after 1989” Disc.: Mark Pittaway, The Open U (UK)

12-04 Defining Stalinist Paternalism: Soviet Welfare Policies during and after World War II - Cabinet Room Chair: Donald Filtzer, U of East London (UK) Papers: Jeffrey W. Jones, UNC, Greensboro “‘I Guess We’ll have to Strangle Our Children’: Soviet ‘Family Rhetoric’ and the Stalinist Regime’s Paternal ‘Care’ during ‘Reconstruction,’ 1943-48” Nicholas Ganson, UNC, Chapel Hill “Relief, Inaction, and Obstruction: Soviet Policies in the Context of Popular Famine Response, 1946-1947” Sunday • Session 12 • 8:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M. 75

Joonseo Song, Michigan State U “Stalinism as Humanitarianism?: Soviet Paternalism and Welfare Policies in Magnitogorsk, 1945-1953” Disc.: Greta Bucher, US Military Academy, West Point Christopher John Burton, U of Lethbridge (Canada)

12-06 “Punished Peoples” in Special Settlements, 1941-56: Struggle and Survival after Deportation - Capitol Room Chair: Lynne Viola, U of Toronto (Canada) Papers: Irina Mukhina, Boston College “To Be Like All but Different: Germans in Special Settlements” Michaela Pohl, Vassar College “Germans and Chechens in Kazakhstan” Michael Herceg Westren, U of Chicago “Angelic Germans, Demonic Chechens: The Multilayered Social Production and Essentialization of Special Settler Groups in Soviet Kazakhstan, 1941- 1961” Disc.: Roberta Thompson Manning, Boston College

12-07 The East and the West in the Post-1989 Word. The Polish Literary Perspective on Change - Chairman’s Boardroom Chair: Magdalena Maria-Anna Kay, UC, Berkeley Papers: Theodosia Robertson, U of Michigan, Flint “Henryk Grynberg and the ‘Boundless Potential of Documentary Prose’” Margarita Nafpaktitis, U of Virginia “‘The Europe Called Central’: Charting New Territories in Contemporary Polish Prose” Katarzyna Zechenter, U College London (UK) “‘My zdies emigranty’ - The New Myth of the Post-1989 Prose” Disc.: Ewa Krystyna Hauser, U of Rochester

12-08 Comparing Strategies of Entrepreneurs in Slovenia before and after 1990 - Committee Room Chair: Jerca Vodusek Staric, Institute for Contemporary History (Slovenia) Papers: Jurij Fikfak, ZRC SAZU (Slovenia) “How do Slovenian Managers/ Entrepreneurs Re-Present Themselves?” Joze Princic, Institute of Contemporary History (Slovenia) “Successful Managers in Slovenia between 1960 and 1991” Lydia Mihelic Pulsipher, U of Tennessee “Slovenian Women Entrepreneurs in the Transition Period: Clueless Capitalists or Wise Strategists?” Disc.: Thomas C. Wolfe, U of Minnesota

12-09 Russian Modernism and the Visual Arts: New Directions/Emerging Trends - (Roundtable) - Congressional A Chair: Sarah J. Warren, Purchase College, SUNY Part: Nina Albertovna Gourianova, Northwestern U Christina Kiaer, Northwestern U Katya Kudriavtseva, U of Southern California Jane Ashton Sharp, Rutgers U/Zimmerli Art Museum

12-10 Gender in East Slavic Folklore - Congressional B Chair: Natalie Kononenko, U of Alberta (Canada) Papers: Inna Golovkha-Hicks, Rylsky Institute (Ukraine) “Did You Come for Good or Bad? The Role of Traditional Demonological Legends in the Life of Contemporary Ukrainian Women” 76 Sunday • Session 12 • 8:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M.

Mariya Lesiv, U of Alberta (Canada) “The Notions of Gender and Power in Ukrainian Creative Folk Expressions: Change over Time, Space, and Socio-cultural Contexts” Faith Christine Mackley Wigzell, U College London (UK) “Gender and Fortune Telling in St. Petersburg Today” Disc.: Sibelan Forrester, Swarthmore College

12-11 The Political and Economic Transformations in the Russian Regions - Council Room Chair: Shinichiro Tabata, Hokkaido U (Japan) Papers: Sung Won Hong, Youngsan U (South Korea) “Economic Transformation in the Russian Far East” Seongjin Kim, Duksung Women’s U (South Korea) “Spatial Patterns of Regional Economic Disparities in Russia during the Period between 1994 and 2004” Sang Joon Lee, Kookmin U (South Korea) “FIGs in the Russian Regions” Disc.: Timothy E. Heleniak, U of Maryland

12-12 Jews and the Appeal of Left-Wing Radicalism - (Roundtable) - Diplomat Ballroom Chair: Ilya Prizel, U of Pittsburgh Part: Zvi Y. Gitelman, U of Michigan Marci Lynn Shore, Indiana U Vladimir Tismaneanu, U of Maryland

12-13 The Stalinist City: Comparative Approaches to the Soviet Union and the Eastern Bloc - (Roundtable) - Director’s Room Chair: Susan Reid, U of Sheffield (UK) Part: Heather D. DeHaan, SUNY, Binghampton Katherine A. Lebow, U of Virginia Brigitte Le Normand, UCLA Karl D. Qualls, Dickinson College Kimberly Elman Zarecor, Iowa State U

12-14 Identity in Soviet and Post-Soviet Popular Music - Embassy Room Chair: Kristen Welsh, Hobart and William Smith Colleges Papers: Polly McMichael, Cambridge U (UK) “Stardom and ‘Being Oneself’: Leningrad’s Rockers on the Stage” Rachel S. Platonov, U of Manchester (UK) “Conversations between Friends: Singing the Self in Avtorskaia Pesnia” David-Emil Wickström, U of Copenhagen (Denmark) “‘Choboti iz bugaia’: Aspects of Identity and Place in the St. Petersburg Popular Music Scene” Disc.: Adriana Helbig, Columbia U

12-15 Politics and Religion in Ivan the Terrible’s Reign and Image - Empire Ballroom Chair: Donald Ostrowski, Harvard U Papers: Tomasz S Kolodziej, Georgetown U “The Muscovite Candidacy to the Throne of Poland-Lithuania during the Royal Elections of 1572, 1576, and 1586” Andrey Ivanov, Yale U “The Protestant Reformation and Sixteenth-Century Muscovy: ‘Liutory’ in the Writings of Ivan the Terrible” Sunday • Session 12 • 8:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M. 77

Katherine Ermolaev Ossorgin, Princeton U “The Religious Image of Ivan the Terrible in Eisenstein’s ‘Ivan the Terrible’: Prokofiev’s Music” Disc.: Charles J. Halperin, Independent Scholar

12-17 Idealization, Commemoration, and Public Space in Twentieth-Century Russia - Forum Room Chair: Michael O’Mahony, U of Bristol (UK) Papers: John McCannon, U of Saskatchewan (Canada) “Gateway to the East: Decorative Art and Orientalist Imagery in Moscow’s Kazan Station, 1911-1916” K. Andrea Rusnock, Indiana U, South Bend “Country Space Meets City Space: The All-Union Agricultural Exhibition of 1939” Scott W. Palmer, Western Illinois U “Constructing Community through the Built Environment: The Monument to the Battle of Stalingrad as Liturgical Space” Disc.: James Thomas Andrews, Iowa State U

12-18 European Integration: Solution or Illusion for the Balkans - Governor’s Boardroom Chair: Slobodan Pesic, Wise Futures Papers: Jelica Minic, European Movement in Serbia (Serbia and Montenegro) “EU and the Western Balkans: Is There a Proper Matching of Players and Policies?” Marijana Vidas-Bubanja, Belgrade Business School (Serbia and Montenegro) “Stability Pact: Support Mechanism for SEE Integration” Gordana Pesakovic, Argosy U “The Balkans and Integration Processes: The U.S. Perspective” Disc.: Svetlana Adamovic, U of Belgrade (Serbia and Montenegro)

12-19 The Jewish Cultural Project in Post-1905 Imperial Russia - Hampton Ballroom Chair: David E. Fishman, Jewish Theological Seminary Papers: James Loeffler, U of Virginia “From Russian Politics to Jewish Culture?: The Society for Jewish Folk Music and Jewish National Culture, 1905-1914” Simon J. Rabinovitch, Brandeis U “Cultural Cooperation and Political Conflict: Evreiskii Mir and Jewish Intellectual Life in Inter-Revolutionary St. Petersburg” Jeffrey Veidlinger, Indiana U “The Transformation of Jewish Public Culture”

12-20 What Was the Post-Communist Era? A First Look by Historians - (Roundtable) - Palladian Ballroom Chair: Charles E. King, Georgetown U Part: John F. Connelly, UC, Berkeley Melissa Dawn Feinberg, UNC, Charlotte Padraic Jeremiah Kenney, U of Colorado Nicholas John Miller, Boise State U

12-21 Renaissance Self-fashioning in Marin Drzic - Presidential Boardroom Chair: Natasa Milas, Yale U Papers: Trevor Laurence Jockims, CUNY Graduate Center “Pastoralism and Self-fashioning in Marin Drzic” 78 Sunday • Session 12 • 8:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M.

Leo Rafolt, U of Zagreb (Croatia) “Modes of Self-fashioning in Marin Drzic’s Tragic Discourse” Disc.: Slobodan Prosperov Novak, Yale U

12-22 Andrei Platonov in the 1930s - Senate Room Chair: Olga Meerson, Georgetown U Papers: Alyson Louise Tapp, UC, Berkeley “The Soundtrack to Platonov’s Happy Moscow” Christopher W. Harwood, Columbia U “Ideological Pollution in Andrei Platonov’s ‘Rubbish Wind’” Anastasia Ioanna Kayiatos, UC, Berkeley “Andrei Platonov’s Sentimental Journey: Gender Transitions, Genders in Transition, and the Gendering of Transition in ‘Semen’” Disc.: Thomas Seifrid, U of Southern California

12-23 Moldova Today - Suite 230 Chair: Radu R. Florescu, Boston College Papers: Paul Daniel Quinlan, Providence College “The Transnistrian Conundrum since the Kozak Memorandum” Fredo Arias-King, Demokratizatsiya “Moldova’s Orange Evolution” Robert Lawrence Weiner, U of Massachusetts, Boston “Moldovan-Russian Relations in the Veronin Era” Disc.: Paul E Michelson, Huntington U

12-24 Politics of the Street: Ruling Public Spaces, Representing Order and Competing for Domination in the fin-de-siècle East European Metropolis - Suite 262 Chair: Joan Neuberger, U of Texas, Austin Papers: Malte Rolf, Humboldt U (Germany) “Displays of Imperial Rule and Orthodoxy: Public Space and the Russian Community in Warsaw 1863-1915” Faith C. Hillis, Yale U “The Kiev Pogrom of 1905 and the Problem of Popular Politics” Jan C. Behrends, Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin (Germany) “Moscow - Underclass and Social Reform” Disc.: Mark David Steinberg, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

12-25 The Production and Reception of Culture in Stalinist East-Central Europe - Suite 273 Chair: Claire Elaine Nolte, Manhattan College Papers: Catherine Albrecht, U of Baltimore “Cultural Representations of Stalinist Economic Policies in Czechoslovakia in the Early 1950s” Cynthia Paces, The College of New Jersey “Socialist Realism Meets the Protestant Reformation in Stalinist Czechoslovakia “ David G. Tompkins, U of Tennessee “Orchestrated Engagement: Popular Reception of Socialist-Realist Music in East Germany and Poland” Disc.: Karen Johnson Freeze, U of Washington, Seattle

12-27 Creating Autonomy in Contested Imperial Borderlands: Agency and Political Language among Cossacks, Crimean Tatars and North Caucasians, 1660-1860 - Suite 362 Chair: Michael Reynolds, Princeton U Sunday • Session 12 • 8:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M. 79

Papers: Zenon E. Kohut, U of Alberta (Canada) “Struggle for Autonomy, Unity, and Survival: Cossack Ukraine within the Polish-Russian-Ottoman Triangle (1660s-1680s)” Kelly Ann O’Neill, Harvard U “Sovereignty through Supplication? Political Concepts and Strategies in the Correspondence of the Last Crimean Khan, 1774-1783” Irma Kreiten, U of Tubingen (Germany) “True Allies or Traitors? Amanaty, Intellectuals and the Negotiation of Subjecthood in the North Caucasus” Disc.: Brian James Boeck, DePaul U

12-28 “And Singing Guaranteed It”: Soviet Popular Music and the Great Patriotic War - Suite 373 Chair: Seth Graham, U College London (UK) Papers: Susannah Lockwood Smith, U of Minnesota “1944 Russian Folk Song Hits the Big Stage” Suzanne Elizabeth Ament, Radford U “Lyric and Legacy: The Effects of World War II Songs during and after the War” Thomas Michael Barrett, St Mary’s College of Maryland “‘It’s Been a Long Time Since We’ve Been Home’: The Memory of World War II and Popular Music in the Late Stalin Period” Disc.: Richard Stites, Georgetown U

12-30 Chekhov Cross-Listed: Intertextual Approaches - Suite 473 Chair: Jefferson J.A. Gatrall, U of Western Ontario (Canada) Papers: Ilya Vinitsky, U of Pennsylvania “Incarceration of the Spirit: Madhouse in Chekhov and Leskov” Valeria Sobol, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign “Gurov, Job, and the Chekhovian Uncertainty in ‘Lady with a Dog’” Disc.: Cathy Lynn Popkin, Columbia U

12-32 Writing the Self in Reading the Other - Suite 562 Chair: Peter I. Barta, U of Surrey (UK) Papers: Angela Brooke, U of Surrey (UK) “Constructing an Image of the Self in Russian Travel Narratives About England (1790-1840)” Galina S. Rylkova, U of Florida “The Oyster Car: Chekhov and Germany” Marina Balina, Illinois Wesleyan U “When Memory Speaks German: Multiple Selves in Lev Ginzburg’s Autobiographical Writing” Disc.: Larissa V. Rudova, Pomona College

12-33 Notes from the Field: Current Research in Old Believer Studies - (Roundtable) - Suite 573 Chair: Chris J. Chulos, Roosevelt U Part: J. Eugene Clay, Arizona State U Jeffrey David Holdeman, Indiana U Richard A Morris, U of Oregon Tamara B. Morris (Yumsunova), Russian Academy of Sciences (Russia) Roy Raymond Robson, U of the Sciences in Philadelphia

12-34 The Bogoroditsa in Russian Society and Culture - Suite 630 Chair: Elizabeth Kristofovich Zelensky, Georgetown U 80 Sunday • Session 13 • 10:15 A.M. – 12:15 P.M.

Papers: Elena Beock, DePaul U “Miracles and Marvelous Hands: Trajectories of Devotion to the Three- Handed Virgin” Vera Shevzov, Smith College “Tradition and Innovation: The Kazan Icon of the Mother of God and Russia’s Day of National Unity” William Gilson Wagner, Williams College “Marian Imagery at the Nizhnii Novgorod Convent of the Exaltation of the Cross in the Nineteenth Century” Disc.: Paul Richard Valliere, Butler U

SUNDAY • SESSION 13 • 10:15 A.M. – 12:15 P.M.

B&D Subcommittee: Slavic & East European Microfilm Project (SEEMP) - (Meeting) - Suite 530

13-01 Constructing Civil Society in Contemporary Russia - Ambassador Ballroom Chair: Marilyn R. Rueschemeyer, RISD/Brown U Papers: Linda Jean Cook, Brown U and Elena Vinogradova, State U-Higher School of Economics (Russia) “Social Sector NGOs and Formulation of Social Policy in Tula and Samara Regions and the Chuvash Republic” Carol Ruth Nechemias, Pennsylvania State U at Harrisburg “Constructing Civil Society in Volgograd: An Emerging Post-Soviet Model?” Suvi Salmenniemi, U of Helsinki (Finland) “Models of Organizing: Networks, Emotions, and Collectives in Post-Soviet Civic Activity” Disc.: Alfred Burney Evans, Jr., California State U, Fresno

13-02 Transformative Moments and Processes in the Soviet Union - Blue Room Chair: Steven A. Barnes, George Mason U Papers: Jeffrey Scott Hardy, Princeton U “The Gulag Conferences of 1957-1958” Anna Paretskaya, New School for Social Research “Revenge of the Superstructure: Did Socialist Ideology Create a Middle Class in the Soviet Union?” Olga V. Velikanova, U of Toronto (Canada) “War Scare of 1927: Popular Reactions in Perspective” Disc.: Paul M. Stronski, US Dept of State

13-04 Rethinking Everyday Life in Khrushchev’s Russia - Cabinet Room Chair: Ildiko Asztalos Morell, Södertörn Högskola (U of Southern Stockholm) Papers: Helene Carlbäck, Södertörn U College (Sweden) “Working Mothers and Socialist Housewives: Soviet and Swedish Mass Media Discourses in the 1960s” Melanie Ilic, U of Gloucestershire (UK) “Working Mothers versus Unnecessary Housewives: Soviet Russian and Swedish Mass Media Discourses in the Late 1950s and Early 1960s” Susan Reid, U of Sheffield (UK) “Living in the Communist Way” Disc.: Choi Chatterjee, California State U, Los Angeles

13-05 Current Labor Flows (Documented and Undocumented) within an “Extended” European Union and NAFTA Zones: Similarities and Differences - Calvert Room Sunday • Session 13 • 10:15 A.M. – 12:15 P.M. 81

Chair: Walter Ewing, Immigration Policy Center Papers: Sergei Matjunin, Radom School of Finance and Banking (Poland) “Slavic Labor Migration across the Enlarged European Union Borders, and within (Documented and Undocumented): The Emerging Patterns” Tony Payan, U of Texas, El Paso “Labor Migrations across the NAFTA borders: A Forerunner for the European Union Patterns?” Zbigniew Anthony Kruszewski, U of Texas, El Paso “Post-2004 Enlarged European Union Polish Migration Patterns: US No Longer a Magnet?” Disc.: Jozef Figa, Hamilton College

13-06 Skull Session on the Slovak Election: Whose Party Is It Now? - (Roundtable) - Capitol Room Chair: Susan Maria Mikula Christie, Benedictine U Part: Kevin Deegan-Krause, Wayne State U Karen Henderson, U of Leicester (UK) Stanislav Jozef Kirschbaum, York U (Canada) Carol Skalnik Leff, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Martin Votruba, U of Pittsburgh

13-07 Sin and Salvation in Early-Modern Ukrainian Culture - Chairman’s Boardroom Chair: Oleh Stepan Ilnytzkyj, U of Alberta (Canada) Papers: Larysa Dovga, National Academy of Sciences (Ukraine) “Human Nature in Innokentii Gizel’s (1600-83) Treatise ‘Myr z Bohom Choloviku’: Orthodox Anthropology in its Ukrainian Redaction” Lilya Berezhnaya, Central European U (Hungary) “Eschatology and Salvation in the Works of Ipatii Potii (1541-1613)” Natalia Pylypiuk, U of Alberta (Canada) “Hryhorii Skovoroda’s (1722-94) Understanding of Salvation” Disc.: Jelena Pogosjan, U of Alberta (Canada)

13-08 Ideologies and Ideals of Childhood across National Boundaries - Committee Room Chair: Barbara Evans Newman, U of Akron Papers: Rebecca Friedman, Florida Intl U “Imagining Russian Childhood: Gendered Spaces and Modern Prescriptions” Kristin McGuire, U of Michigan “Remembering Childhood in 19th-Century Poland” Tara Zahra, Harvard U “No Place Like Home: Displaced Children after World War II between Nation and Family” Disc.: Larry Wolff, New York U

13-09 Nationalism, Identity, and Politics in Ukraine and Belarus: An Update - Congressional A Chair: Marta Dyczok, U of Western Ontario (Canada) Papers: Ilya Prizel, U of Pittsburgh “Ukraine as a Parliamentary Republic: A First Year Assessment” Grigory Ioffe, Radford U “Belarus: Triumphs and Pitfalls of Creole Nationalism” Stephen Leonard White, U of Glasgow (UK) “Belarus and Ukraine: Comparing International Orientations” Disc.: David Roger Marples, U of Alberta (Canada) 82 Sunday • Session 13 • 10:15 A.M. – 12:15 P.M.

13-10 New Directions in Revolutionary Research - (Roundtable) - Congressional B - Sponsored by: The Allan K. Wildman Group for the Study of Politics, Society and Culture in the Revolutionary Era Chair: William G. Rosenberg, U of Michigan, Ann Arbor Part: Boris B. Gorshkov, Auburn U Michael C. Hickey, Bloomsburg U Alexandra S. Korros, Xavier U Alice K. Pate, Columbus State U Deborah L. Pearl, Cleveland State U

13-11 From Prison Labs to Nuclear Plants: Revisiting the Soviet Technical Intelligentsia - Council Room Chair: William Chase Taubman, Amherst College Papers: Asif A. Siddiqi, Fordham U “Within the First Circle: Doing Science and Engineering in the Gulag” Sonja D. Schmid, Stanford U “‘Cadres Decide Everything!’: Organizational Culture and Professional Identities in the Soviet Nuclear Power Industry” Slava Gerovitch, MIT “The Engineers Who Came in from the Cold: Stalin’s Rocket Designers Face Khrushchev’s Thaw” Disc.: Loren R. Graham, MIT Ethan M. Pollock, Brown U

13-13 Serbia since the Fall of Milosevic - Director’s Room Papers: Marius Soberg, Norwegian U of Science and Technology (Norway) “Public Opinion in Serbia” Sabrina Petra Ramet, Norwegian U of Science and Technology (Norway) “The Denial Syndrome and Its Consequences: Serbian Political Culture since 2000” Reneo Lukic, Laval U (Canada) “Relations between Serbia and Montenegro” Disc.: Cathie Carmichael, U of East Anglia (UK) Konrad Clewing, Sudost Institut (Germany)

13-14 Ethnicity, Nationalism and Foreign Policy - Embassy Room Chair: Mary Karol Cline, UCLA Papers: Steven E. Meyer, National Defense U “Borders, Ethnicity, and Globalization in the Western Balkans” Nona Shahnazarian, Center for Caucasian and Pontic Studies (Russia) “Masculinity, War, and Statuses: Teenage Boys’ Behavioral Strategies in the Ethnic War (the case of Karabaugh)” Ulrike Ziemer, U of Birmingham (UK) “Dealing with Diversity? Youth, Ethnicity and Cultural Practice in Russia” Disc.: Elise Giuliano, Harvard U

13-16 Construction of Soviet Space - Executive Room Papers: John Holian, Consultant “Soviet Transformation of Village Life in Western Ukraine” Marie Alice L’Heureux, U of Kansas “Soviet Ideology in Republican Towns” Disc.: Jeff Sahadeo, Carleton U (Canada)

13-17 Marlboro Countries: Tobacco Use and Abuse in Bulgaria, Central Asia and Russia in the Twentieth Century - Forum Room Chair: Eve Levin, U of Kansas Sunday • Session 13 • 10:15 A.M. – 12:15 P.M. 83

Papers: Ruth Mandel, U College London (UK) “Smoking in Central Asia: The Production and Consumption of Tobacco in Soviet and Post-Soviet Periods” Mary Catherine Neuburger, U of Texas, Austin “Manly Women, Impotent Men, and Rowdy Youth: Cigarettes and Socialist Identities in Communist Bulgaria” Tricia Starks, U of Arkansas “‘Kosmonavty ne kuriat!’ The Campaign against Smoking in the Late Soviet Period” Disc.: Carol Ann Benedict, Georgetown U

13-18 Moldova in the New Europe: Possibilities and Challenges in Light of Past Memories and Changing Social Relations - Governor’s Boardroom Chair: Ernest H. Latham, Jr., US Foreign Service Institute Papers: Elizabeth Anderson, New York U “Creating and Resisting the New European Citizen: The Council of Europe’s Role in Moldovan Education Reform” Michael Bobick, Cornell U “The EU, Security, and the Civilian: Moldova and the Dialectics of Sovereignty in the Era of Europeanization” Rebecca Anne Chamberlain-Creanga, London School of Economics (UK) “Cementing Modernity and Transforming Personhood in a European-Owned Cement Plant in Moldova” Disc.: Luke March, U of Edinburgh (UK)

13-22 Encounters with the Potustoronnii Mir in Twentieth-Century Russian Literature (Part 2) - Senate Room Chair: Judith Wermuth-Atkinson, Columbia U Papers: Sibelan Forrester, Swarthmore College “Lowest Heaven, First Circle of Hell: Tsvetaeva’s Conversations with Dead Poets” Thomas Francis Keenan, Yale U “Dante and the ‘Divina Commedia’ in Russian Literature of the Early 20th Century” Marina A. Aptekman, Wheaton College “The Gates to Internal Mongolia: The Encounters with the World of Dead in Viktor Pelevin’s Fiction” Disc.: Ona Renner-Fahey, U of Montana

13-23 Not in One Place: Trains, Labor Migration, and Nationalism in Modern East-Central Europe - Suite 230 Chair: Leslie Page Moch, Michigan State U Papers: Chad Bryant, UNC, Chapel Hill “Speed and Danger: The First Train Arrives in Brno, 1839” Caitlin E. Murdock, California State U, Long Beach “In Search of Work: Labor Migration, Territory and Identity in the Saxon- Bohemian Borderlands” Pompilia Burcica, U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign “Romanian Theater on Tour: Entertainment and Nationalism, 1918-1930” Disc.: Pieter M. Judson, Swarthmore College

13-24 Masculin/Feminin: Gendering Thought and Culture in Twentieth- Century East-Central Europe - Suite 262 Chair: Mary Gluck, Brown U Papers: Irina Livezeanu, U of Pittsburgh “The Virility of Spirit in Mircea Eliade” 84 Sunday • Session 13 • 10:15 A.M. – 12:15 P.M.

Thomas W. Ort, New York U “Cubism’s Sex: Why Czech Cubist Art Was Male” Megan Marie Faller, Georgetown U “Masculinity in Crisis: Rethinking the Muse in Vienna, 1900” Disc.: Scott D. Spector, U of Michigan

13-25 The Quest for New Dramatic Forms: “Fin-de-Deux-Siecles” Russian Theater - Suite 273 Chair: Olga Stuchebrukhov, UC, Davis Papers: Marc Robinson, St. Olaf College “The Playwright in the Spotlight: The Dramatist as Subject in Contemporary Russian Drama” Colleen McQuillen, U of Illinois, Chicago “The Death of Mythopoesis in Andrei Bely’s Drama ‘Death of a Senator’” Mariya Boston, UC, Davis “The Meaning of Masks in Andreev’s ‘Black Masks’ and Blok’s ‘The Puppet Show’” Disc.: Inna Caron, The Ohio State U

13-26 New Directions in Macedonian Language Pedagogy - Suite 330 Chair: Paul Milan Foster, Jr, Indiana U Papers: Emilija K. Crvenkovska, Kiril and Methodij U (Macedonia) “Macedonian as a Foreign Language in the Republic of Macedonia – Past Accomplishments and Future Developments” Elena Petroska, Indiana U/U of Sts. Cyril and Methodius (Macedonia) “The Use of IT in the Teaching of Macedonian” Vladimir Radevski, New York College (Macedonia)/South East European U (Macedonia) “Digitization of Cultural Heritage – Implications for Macedonian Language Learning” Disc.: Christina Elizabeth Kramer, U of Toronto (Canada)

13-27 Landscapes of Exile: Politics and Poetics of Exclusion in Mandelstam’s Late Poetry - Suite 362 Chair: Nicole Monnier, U of Missouri, Columbia Papers: Matthew McGarry, U of Wisconsin, Madison “Ode to the Great Leader or Ode to the Poet: Identifying the Hero in Osip Mandel’shtam’s Poems about Stalin” Marilena Ruscica, Stanford U “The Boundless Horizons of Agony: Ugolino in Voronezh” Julia Zarankin, U of Missouri “Reading ‘The Octects’ as a Precursor to Mandelstam’s Voice in Exile” Disc.: Andrew Reynolds, U of Wisconsin, Madison

13-28 Russian Literature and Evolutionary Psychology - Suite 373 Chair: Brett Cooke, Texas A&M U Papers: Brian D Boyd, U of Auckland (New Zealand) “Nabokov: Problems of Knowing” Tom William Dolack, U of Oregon “Consciousness in the Underground: A Cognitive Approach to Dostoevsky” Janneke Micaela Van de Stadt, Williams College “Babel’s ‘Childhood. At Grandmother’s’ and the Poetics of Literary Filiation” Disc.: Daniel A. Rancour-Laferriere, UC, Davis Sunday • Session 13 • 10:15 A.M. – 12:15 P.M. 85

13-30 Albania in Transition 1900-2005: An Appraisal - Suite 473 - Sponsored by: Society for Albanian Studies Chair: Nicholas C. Pano, Western Illinois U Papers: Robert C. Austin, U of Toronto (Canada) “The Politics of Transition in Albania” Elez Biberaj, Voice of America “Albania from Isolation to Integration” Alex Murzaku, College of St. Elizabeth “Linguistic and Literary Trends in Post-Communist Albania” Disc.: Berndt J. Fischer, Indiana U/Perdue U, Fort Wayne Ines A. Murzaku, Seton Hall U

13-32 New Economic Criticism in Context - (Roundtable) - Suite 562 Chair: Seamas Stiofan O’Driscoll, Northwestern U Part: Amelia Glaser, UC, San Diego Sally Livingston, Harvard U Susan McReynolds Oddo, Northwestern U Kirill Postoutenko, Smolny College (Russia) Eva Veronica Wampuszyc, U of Florida

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INDEX OF CONVENTION PARTICIPANTS (hyphenated number refers to session and panel)

Abazov, Rafis Fanisovich, [email protected] ...... (1-19) Abrams, Bradley F., [email protected] ...... (2-10, 5-04) Adamovich, Ljubisa (Stevan), [email protected] ...... (10-13) Adamovitch, Marina, [email protected] ...... (6-23) Adams, Amy Singleton, [email protected] ...... (1-13) Addison, Kathleen E., [email protected] ...... (5-29) Adler, Eliyana R., [email protected] ...... (4-11) Agadjanian, Alexander, [email protected] ...... (4-35, 5-09) Agnew, Hugh LeCaine, [email protected] ...... (2-10, 7-29) Akanova, Dana K, [email protected] ...... (8-31) Albrecht, Catherine, [email protected] ...... (12-25) Alexander, Ronelle, [email protected] ...... (7-31) Alexopoulos, Golfo, [email protected] ...... (5-02, 9-23) Allen, Barbara, [email protected] ...... (2-03) Allensworth, Wayne, [email protected] ...... (5-10) Allina-Pisano, Jessica, [email protected] ...... (10-05, 12-01) Alpion, Gëzim, [email protected] ...... (9-12, 11-21) Ament, Suzanne Elizabeth, [email protected] ...... (12-28) Anderson, Elizabeth, [email protected] ...... (13-18) Andrews, David R., [email protected] ...... (10-03) Andrews, James Thomas, [email protected] ...... (2-09, 12-17) Andriewsky, Olga, [email protected] ...... (6-24, 7-13) Andryczyk, Mark, [email protected] ...... (10-07) Andy, Joshua Charles, [email protected] ...... (9-13) Anemone, Tony, [email protected]...... (3-12, 10-09) Argenbright, Robert Thomas, [email protected] ...... (8-09, 11-16) Argentieri, Federigo, [email protected] ...... (6-04) Arias-King, Fredo, [email protected] ...... (10-19, 12-23) Aron, Leon, [email protected] ...... (10-19) Arslan, Ozan, [email protected]...... (7-12) Aslund, Anders, [email protected] ...... (4-01, 10-19) Asztalos Morell, Ildiko, [email protected] ...... (10-22, 13-04) Avrutin, Eugene Michael, [email protected] ...... (2-31) Aydin, Filiz Tutku, [email protected] ...... (8-33) Azhegikhina, Nadezhda, [email protected] ...... (1-27, 11-12) Baberowski, Joerg Bernhard, [email protected] ...... (3-15, 11-02) Bacon, Edwin Thomas, [email protected] ...... (9-19) Baev, Pavel, [email protected] ...... (11-14) Baker, Catherine, [email protected] ...... (5-22) Balgamis, Deniz A., [email protected] ...... (7-10) Balic, Emily Greble, [email protected] ...... (1-25) Balina, Marina, [email protected] ...... (12-32) Balzer, Harley D., [email protected]...... (2-09) 120

Balzer, Marjorie Mandelstam, [email protected] ...... (4-10) Banerjee, Anindita, [email protected] ...... (3-05, 9-15) Banjanin, Milica, [email protected] ...... (4-31) Baraban, Elena V., [email protected] ...... (3-22, 8-30) Barenberg, Alan Joseph, [email protected] ...... (9-23) Barker, Adele Marie, [email protected]...... (2-20, 6-09) Barnes, Andrew Scott, [email protected] ...... (10-19) Barnes, Steven A., [email protected] ...... (3-19, 13-02) Barrett, Thomas Michael, [email protected] ...... (12-28) Barskova, Polina, [email protected] ...... (7-27, 9-04) Bartig, Kevin Michael, [email protected] ...... (8-29) Basom, Maria, [email protected] ...... (1-31, 8-24) Beer, Daniel, [email protected] ...... (9-35) Behrends, Jan C., [email protected] ...... (12-24) Beilin, Ian, [email protected] ...... (7-29) Beinek, Justyna Anna, [email protected] ...... (3-27, 6-13) Beissinger, Margaret H., [email protected] ...... (8-26, 9-29) Beisswenger, Martin, [email protected] ...... (4-29) Bekman-Chadaga, Julia, [email protected] ...... (5-03, 7-24) Belic, Bojan, [email protected] ...... (8-31) Belkin, Dmitrij, [email protected] ...... (4-05, 9-18) Belkindas, Misha V., [email protected] ...... (11-13) Belknap, Robert L., [email protected]...... (9-25) Bell, Wilson Tharpa, [email protected] ...... (5-28) Belova, Olga, [email protected] ...... (6-15) Belovic-Hodge, Marina, [email protected] ...... (3-06) Berenson, Marc P., [email protected] ...... (2-02) Bergholz, Max, [email protected] ...... (10-28) Bergmann, Peter E., [email protected] ...... (2-25) Bernstein, Frances Lee, [email protected] ...... (4-17) Besprozvany, Vadim, [email protected] ...... (2-32) Bethea, David M., [email protected] ...... (9-28) Beumers, Birgit, [email protected] ...... (5-06, 8-32) Beyer, Thomas R., [email protected] ...... (7-25) Bianchini, Stefano, [email protected] ...... (6-05) Biberaj, Elez, [email protected] ...... (13-30) Biegun, Stephen E., [email protected] ...... (7-03) Biggins, Michael Edward, [email protected] ...... (4-33) Bird, Robert, [email protected] ...... (3-28, 7-33) Bird, Thomas E., ...... (4-32) Birnbaum, David J, [email protected] ...... (10-29) Bittner, Stephen, [email protected] ...... (9-05, 6-27) Black, Peter, [email protected] ...... (11-17) Black, T. Clayton, [email protected] ...... (2-03) Blackwell, Martin J., [email protected] ...... (4-15, 5-31) Blank, Stephen Jerome, [email protected] ...... (1-03, 5-16) Blitstein, Peter A., [email protected] ...... (5-17) 121

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