BASEES Annual Conference 2023
Friday, 31 March 2023 to Sunday, 2 April 2023
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Presentation
31 March
1 April
Sun 2 April
[Schedule with Presentations]
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DAY 2
Bute HallJames Watt South Stephenson RoomJames Watt South Room 355East Quad Lecture TheatreSenate Room
DAY 2
Main Building Room 466McIntyre Room 201McIntyre Room 208Fore HallJames Watt South Room 375
DAY 2
Gilbert Scott Room 356Gilbert Scott Room 253Gilbert Scott Room 250James Watt South Room 361Melville Room
DAY 2
Turnbull RoomMain Building Room 132Main Building Room 134Gilbert Scott Room 251Robing RoomDAY 3
9:00
Urban Connections: Territorial Imaginations in Central Asia and Azerbaijan
Chair: Jo Laycock
James Watt South Stephenson Room
Intellectuals as Memory Generators – Forging the Origins of Nations, States, Religions, and People
Chair: Rigels Halili
Discussant: Adam Kola
James Watt South Room 355
Russian domestic politics – institutions and information
Chair: David Smith
East Quad Lecture Theatre
New Directions in World War II History
Chair: Hugh Davie
Senate Room
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'Weapons of the weak': Small acts of resistance during social upheavals
Chair: Anna Shadrina
Main Building Room 466
Socialist and Communist Experiences of Women's Liberation in the West and the East, 1907-1930
Chair: Daria Dyakonova
McIntyre Room 201
Russia’s Natural Environment: Epistemologies and Materialities
Chair: TBC TBC
McIntyre Room 208
The (neo)imperial imaginaries of nature and environment in contemporary Russian media
Chair: Kate Tomashevskaia
Fore Hall
Reflections of Affective Experience in Latvian Poetry and Life Writing
Chair: Artis Ostups
James Watt South Room 375
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Queer Cross-Cultural Exchanges in Russian Film, Literature, and Law
Chair: Margarita Vaysman
Gilbert Scott Room 356
The First World War in the Caucasus and Central Asia
Chair: Jo Laycock
Discussant: Alexander Marshall
Gilbert Scott Room 253
Security through militarized patriotism. Militarizing processes in Central Eastern European and post-Soviet states and their effects on civil society
Chair: Bettina Bruns
Gilbert Scott Room 250
Politics of Soviet and Post-Soviet Literary Self-Fashioning
Chair: Benjamin Musachio
James Watt South Room 361
Russian domestic politics – ideas, ideology, and propaganda
Chair: Ruth Deyermond
Melville Room
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Russian migrants' anti-war activism
Chair: Regina Smyth
Turnbull Room
  
Central European Literatures and Cultures
Chair: Zsuzsanna Varga
Main Building Room 134
  
The boundaries of Slavonic lexicography: new approaches to words, phrases and collocations
Chair: Shamil Khairov
Robing Room
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When societies (re-)create: Youth(ful) ideas and nascent politics in the South Caucasus
Chair: Sofie Bedford
Discussant: Sofie Bedford
James Watt South Stephenson Room
Political parties
Chair: TBC TBC
James Watt South Room 355
  
Perspectives on Health, the Body and the Mind in the Soviet Union
Chair: Claire Shaw
Discussant: Susan Grant
Senate Room
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New perspectives on the Russian Civil War
Chair: Sam Foster
Main Building Room 466
Conflict, communication, and politics in the Caucasus
Chair: Gulshan Pashayeva
McIntyre Room 201
Representation of gender and body in the Soviet culture
Chair: Veselina Dzhumbeva
McIntyre Room 208
Transformations of Muslim Lives in Bulgaria and Yugoslavia
Chair: Andreja Mesaric
Fore Hall
Voting and elections
Chair: John Gould
James Watt South Room 375
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Post-Soviet and Post-Memory
Chair: TBC TBC
Gilbert Scott Room 356
  
Security through militarized patriotism. Militarizing processes in CEE and post-Soviet states and their effects on civil society (II)
Chair: Gavrilova Sofia
Gilbert Scott Room 250
Imagining the Orient in the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union
Chair: Angus Russell
Discussant: Vera Tolz
James Watt South Room 361
Border in/securities – at the nexus of space and emotions in Central- and Eastern Europe I
Chair: Kristine Beurskens
Discussant: Sabine von Loewis
Melville Room
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Queer Security and Belonging in Russia and Georgia
Chair: Nick Mayhew
Main Building Room 132
Social Values and Norms in the Contemporary Russia
Chair: Cristian Collina
Main Building Room 134
History, Reproductive Rights, Social Change. Polish Society in Images and on Streets
Chair: Janek Gryta
Gilbert Scott Room 251
Illuminating Misplaced Archives: Researching Soviet and Post-Soviet Photography in Latvia
Chair: Janis Ozolinš
Discussant: Artis Ostups
Robing Room
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Poles and Jews in Mid-century Europe. Identity Building as a Tool of Minority Politics
Chair: Alina Nowobilska
James Watt South Stephenson Room
Practices of Inclusion and Exclusion in East-Central Europe before 1939
Chair: Paris Pin-Yu Chen
James Watt South Room 355
Politics of Waiting. Narratives beyond Wasting Time, and Linear Progression
Chair: Claudia Eggart
East Quad Lecture Theatre
Constructing Identities: National and Transnational
Chair: Sam Foster
Senate Room
Government and governance
Chair: Yuliya Bidenko
Main Building Room 466
  
Research challenges, ethics and data in the time of war
Chair: Victoria Hudson
McIntyre Room 208
Russian foreign policy – regional activities
Chair: Cristian Collina
Fore Hall
Trade, mobility and environment in late imperial Central Asia
Chair: Tatiana Saburova
James Watt South Room 375
Social foundations of the war: multiscalar accounts of conflict and political economy
Chair: Lisa Gaufman
Discussant: Volodymyr Artiukh
Gilbert Scott Room 356
Legitimation, identity politics, and "war nationalism" in Putin's Russia: strategies and fallout
Chair: Mikhail Suslov
Discussant: Pål Kolstø
Gilbert Scott Room 253
Contested motherhood: between state politics and subjective/material experiences (Lithuania, Russia and Eurasian migrants in Sweden)
Chair: Melanie Ilic
Discussant: Melanie Ilic
Gilbert Scott Room 250
Joggling with the Transnational: Romanian Humanitarian Networks after Ceausescu's Nationalist Turn
Chair: Luciana Jinga
James Watt South Room 361
Border in/securities – at the nexus of space and emotions in Central- and Eastern Europe II
Chair: Sabine von Loewis
Discussant: Kristine Beurskens
Melville Room
Global Soviet Union
Chair: Claudia Lonkin
Turnbull Room
The 1990s: Societies in transition
Chair: TBC TBC
Main Building Room 132
Russian Nationalism and Anti-Globalism
Chair: Elisa Kriza
Main Building Room 134
Decolonial Perspectives
Chair: Sarah Hudspith
Gilbert Scott Room 251
Nineteenth-Century Literature and Ideas
Chair: Aleksandra Gintowt
Robing Room
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