3:00 to 4:45pm

Identity, Technology and Mass Mobilization in the Soviet Union and Contemporary Eurasia

5:00 to 6:45pm

Recent Developments in Slavic Folklore: New Perspectives and Archival Finds

1:00 to 2:45pm

Conflicting Patriotisms in Contemporary Russia

3:00 to 4:45pm

'History is Politics Projected into the Past': Memory, Monuments and the Contours of Contestation

5:00 to 6:45pm

Post-Soviet Political Economy

1:00 to 2:45pm

Varieties and Interpretations of Rus’/Russian Military Interaction with Steppe Nomads: Mongols, Tatars, Kalmyks

3:00 to 4:45pm

Prisons and Camps 1: Comparative Approaches to Forced Labor

5:00 to 6:45pm

Ruling the Roost: Slavic Dynasty in Theory and Practice

1:00 to 2:45pm

Early Modern Exile and Culture

3:00 to 4:45pm

Fixating on ‘Jerusalems': A Millennium of Ukrainian and Russian Pilgrimages

5:00 to 6:45pm

Going through Russia to Muslim Spaces: Travelers and their Narratives

1:00 to 2:45pm

The Russian Cinema of the 1990s

3:00 to 4:45pm

Nationality in the Cinemas of the Soviet Republics: New Perspectives

5:00 to 6:45pm

E.T.A. Hoffmann and the Secret of the Clockmaker: Screening and Conversation with the Filmmaker

1:00 to 2:45pm

Rethinking Socialist Television: Viewers, Genres, Messages

3:00 to 4:45pm

Representations of Masculinity in Russian Children’s Literature and Film

5:00 to 6:45pm

Asymmetries of Power: Articulating Colonial Agencies in Eurasia’s Past and Present

1:00 to 2:45pm

Law, Order, and Mayhem in Russian Crime Fiction

3:00 to 4:45pm

Terrorism and Literary Aesthetics

5:00 to 6:45pm

Visual Anthropology Film Series I

1:00 to 2:45pm

Conditionality and Conditions: Requirements and Realities in the EU-Balkan Relations

3:00 to 4:45pm

Pop Culture and Place

5:00 to 6:45pm

Russian-American Connections in the 20th and 21st Centuries: Politics, Culture, and Religion

1:00 to 2:45pm

Imagining Ukraine in and after the Empire

3:00 to 4:45pm

Post-'89 Germannesses

5:00 to 6:45pm

Transforming the Soviet Body

1:00 to 2:45pm

EuroMaidan: Contentious Collective Action and Culture in Ukraine

3:00 to 4:45pm

Actually Existing Europeanization & Eurasianism I

5:00 to 6:45pm

Conceptualising and Reconfiguring Eurasian Borders and Space in Central Asia and the Far East

8:00am to 12:00pm

ASEEES Board Meeting

1:00 to 2:45pm

What do Minorities Speak Today? The Fate of Slavic Minority Languages in the Yugoslav Successor States

3:00 to 4:45pm

Sociological Methods: Institutional Construction of Literature across Time

5:00 to 6:45pm

Space/Place and Identity in Soviet and post-Soviet Culture: Siberia and the Far East

1:00 to 2:45pm

19th Century Russian Drama

3:00 to 4:45pm

Surveillance, Censorship, and Political Repression in Imperial Russia

5:00 to 6:45pm

Politicizing LGBT Identities: Transnational Queers and Migrating Discourses

1:00 to 2:45pm

Communism and Zionism in the Soviet Union, 1920-1970

3:00 to 4:45pm

Antisemitism in Eastern Europe

5:00 to 6:45pm

Antisemitism in Russia in the Twentieth Century

1:00 to 2:45pm

Building Stalinism from Within: The Local Origins of Socialist Culture in Eastern Europe

3:00 to 4:45pm

Russian Regions in the Epoch of Perestroika and Reforms, 1985-1993

5:00 to 6:45pm

State-Business Relations in Russia in the Putin Era

1:00 to 2:45pm

Politics of Scale: Economic Federations in Interwar Eastern and South Eastern Europe

3:00 to 4:45pm

The Uses of Diaspora: Contested Ideas of Trans-territorial Nations in Eastern Europe

5:00 to 6:45pm

From Communist Authoritarianism to Populist Authoritarianism: The Case of Hungary

1:00 to 2:45pm

Strong Onions: Epistemological Modesty and Immodesty in Nabokov

3:00 to 4:45pm

New Histories of Politics and Programs in the Postwar Soviet Union

5:00 to 6:45pm

From Stalinism to Pepsi Cola: Teaching the Cultural History of State Socialism

1:00 to 2:45pm

The Interwar Soviet Union and the Global South - I

3:00 to 4:45pm

Leningrad Under Siege, 1941-1944

5:00 to 6:45pm

Debate, Discourse, and Decorum: Whither the Study of 20th Century Ukraine?

1:00 to 2:45pm

Gender Construction in Contemporary Russian Film

3:00 to 4:45pm

Establishment and Mainstream Films: Constructing Contemporary Russian Cinema

5:00 to 6:45pm

Postsocialist Publics and Counterpublics I: Disengagement and Radicalism

1:00 to 2:45pm

Web Archiving in Eastern Europe and the FSU

3:00 to 4:45pm

World War I: Illuminating Sources and Documents from the Slavic and Eastern Fronts

5:00 to 6:45pm

Critical Junctures: Material Practices of Memory-making and Value-assessing in Romania and Poland

1:00 to 2:45pm

The Wall is Down, Long Live the Wall: Divided Cities after the Break-up of Yugoslavia

3:00 to 4:45pm

Aesthetic Uncertainties: The Search for a 'Real' Socialist Realism in Stalinist Music and Photo-Narrative

5:00 to 6:45pm

All Sewn Up: Needlework in late Imperial Russia

1:00 to 2:45pm

Orthodox Clerical Education and Russian Imperial Power in 19th-Century Ukraine

3:00 to 4:45pm

Channels of Misinformation: The Role of TASS in Soviet Press, Propaganda, and Politics

5:00 to 6:45pm

Committee on Libraries and Information Resources Subcommittee on Collection Development

8:00am to 12:00pm

East Coast Consortium of Slavic Library Collections

1:00 to 2:45pm

Moving Words/Writing Movement: Speech and Dance in Russian Modernism

3:00 to 4:45pm

Cold War Political History, from the National to the Transnational

5:00 to 6:45pm

Writing Russia: Shaping Taste, History & Nation in the 19th and 20th Centuries

9:00am to 12:00pm

Midwest Slavic and Eurasian Library Consortium

1:00 to 2:45pm

Democracy in Post-Communist Eastern Europe

3:00 to 4:45pm

American Councils for International Education Russian Flagship Project Directors' Meeting

5:00 to 6:45pm

Committee on Libraries and Information Resources Subcommittee on Digital Projects

1:00 to 2:45pm

Back to the Future: Khrushchev’s Reforms and their Reverberations

3:00 to 4:45pm

Efforts to Internationalize Russian Universities

1:00 to 2:45pm

Bridging the Disciplinary Gap: Russian Across the Curriculum in Flagship Programs

3:00 to 4:45pm

Businessmen, Bureaucrats, and Politicians in Putin-Era Russia

1:00 to 2:45pm

Transition Economics After 25 Years: What Have We Learned?

3:00 to 4:45pm

Confronting Macedonia and Serbia: Aid, Intervention, and Integration, 1903-1949

5:00 to 6:45pm

Russian Philosophy in Emigration: New Approaches

1:00 to 2:45pm

Digital Discourses and Practices in Post-Soviet Russia: National Identity, Nationalism and Xenophobia on RuNet

3:00 to 4:45pm

Does Russian Soft Power Work?

5:00 to 6:45pm

Expectations, Surprises, Disappointments: Past Editors of EEPS Reflect on the post-1989 Developments in the Region

1:00 to 2:45pm

Performing Philosemitism and Managing its Reception in Communist Central Europe

3:00 to 4:45pm

From Behind the Iron Curtain of Academia: Careers for the Masses

5:00 to 6:45pm

The Changing Landscape of Development Assistance and Foreign Aid: Is the Cold War Really Over?

1:00 to 2:45pm

The CIA, Nationalist Emigre Groups and the Early Cold War

3:00 to 4:45pm

Popular Opinion, Business Preferences, and Social Policy Outcomes in Russia

5:00 to 6:45pm

Folklore 25 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall

1:00 to 2:45pm

Prints and the Eighteenth-Century Russian Garden

5:00 to 6:45pm

Scholarly Disciplines Regarding Slovenes and Slovenia: Continuity and Change in that Last Quarter Century

1:00 to 2:45pm

Russian Foreign Policy in 2014

3:00 to 4:45pm

Soviet Culture and the Cold War

5:00 to 6:45pm

Research Ethics in Eurasian Studies and post-Soviet Humanities

1:00 to 2:45pm

Integral Humanisms

3:00 to 4:45pm

Darwin’s Evolution in Russian Literature and Film

1:00 to 2:45pm

"Family Ties": Elites in the Former Soviet Union

3:00 to 4:45pm

Urban Identities and Territorial Branding in the post-Soviet Russian Provinces

5:00 to 6:45pm

Communist and post-Communist Political Leadership in Comparative Perspective

3:00 to 4:45pm

Trends and Exceptions: Responses to Domestic Violence in Russia, the Baltics and Southeast Europe

5:00 to 6:45pm

Supporting Revolutionaries: Transnational Networks and the Polish Opposition in the 1970s and 1980s

5:00 to 6:45pm

Working Group on Russian Children's Literature and Culture

1:00 to 2:45pm

Children, Wartime Evacuations, and the Institutions that Helped [or Failed?] Them

3:00 to 4:45pm

On the Fringes of the Classroom: Pragmatics in Language Classes

5:00 to 6:45pm

Cultural Diplomacy in Capital Cities: Russian Missions in Paris, London, and Constantinople

1:00 to 2:45pm

Russian Foreign Policy toward Asia: Ends and Means

3:00 to 4:45pm

World War II and Holocaust in Soviet Yiddish Culture

5:00 to 6:45pm

Committee on the Status of Women in the Profession

1:00 to 2:45pm

Beyond Transition: New Approaches to Understanding Contemporary Society and Economy in Kosovo and Albania

3:00 to 4:45pm

Aspects of Regime Legitimacy and Nation Building in 20th Century Bulgaria

5:00 to 6:45pm

Eastern Europe and the Effects of the Great War