BASEES Annual Conference 2024

Presentation

5 April

Sat 6 April

7 April

[Schedule with Presentations]

There are 22 rooms - drag the view left and right to see more

DAY 1

Auditorium

Auditorium Lounge

CWB Plenary Room

CWB Syndicate 1

CWB Syndicate 2

DAY 1

CWB Syndicate 3

Games Room

Garden Room

JCR

Linnett Room

DAY 1

Selwyn Diamond Suite

Selwyn Kathleen Lyttelton Room

Selwyn Old Library Room 2&3

Selwyn Old Library Room 4

Selwyn Walters Room

DAY 1

Seminar Room

Teaching Room 4

Teaching Room 5

Teaching Room 6

Teaching Room 7

DAY 1

Teaching Room A

Teaching Room B

DAY 3

9:00

Wartime Ideological and Intellectual Transformations of Russia

Chair: Matthew Blackburn

Auditorium

The Politics of Illiberalism in Central and Eastern Europe

Chair: Lenka Buštiková
Discussant: Katarzyna Grzybowska-Walecka

Auditorium Lounge

Conflict, contestation, and (de)colonisation

Chair: Artur Nadiiev

CWB Plenary Room

Holocaust Memory in Poland: New Perspectives on the Old Problem

Chair: Ewa Ochman

CWB Syndicate 1

REELIT (Russian and East European Literature in Translation): Human and machine translation, past and present

Chair: Connor Doak
Discussant: Julia Sutton-Mattocks

CWB Syndicate 2

9:00

Media, communication, and censorship

Chair: Sofie Bedford

CWB Syndicate 3

New approaches to disinformation in (and beyond) the Russian context

Chair: Stephen Hutchings
Discussant: Alexandr Voronovici

Games Room

Myths, memories and commemorations in the North I

Chair: Jade McGlynn

Garden Room

Rethinking Central and Eastern Europe in the Pre-Industrial Age

Chair: Angus Russell

JCR

The Politics of National Identity before 1939

Chair: Sven Jaros

Linnett Room

9:00

Approaches to Religion in War

Chair: Victoria Hudson

Selwyn Diamond Suite

Besieged by the Future 3: Taming Post-Socialist Economies

Chair: Egle Rindzeviciute

Selwyn Kathleen Lyttelton Room

East-West Cooperation in Science and Technology 4: The Role of Science Diplomacy In a Modern World

Chair: Sam Robinson

Selwyn Old Library Room 2&3

Ukraine's Minorities at War: Cultural Identity and Resilience

Chair: Elmira Muratova

Selwyn Old Library Room 4

Organisational and social transformation of the higher education sector

Chair: Ivana Medic

Selwyn Walters Room

9:00

Strict Negative Concord in Eastern and Central European Languages

Chair: Mojmír Dočekal

Seminar Room

Post-Soviet Literature

Chair: Aleksei Surin

Teaching Room 6

Knowledge formation: secular and religious experience in the late Russian Empire

Chair: Margarita Vaysman

Teaching Room 7

9:00

The Challenges of Economic Development and the Impact of Global Shocks in Eurasia

Chair: Sergey Sosnovskikh

Teaching Room A

Reimagining Russian culture in the 1960s-2020s through Women's Perspectives.

Chair: Liudmilla Trigos
Discussant: Carol Ueland

Teaching Room B

9:00:

9:10:

9:20:

9:30:

9:40:

9:50:

10:00

10:10

10:20

10:30

Tea/coffee

10:30

10:40

10:50

11:00

Russia’s war on Ukraine 2

Chair: Bo Petersson

Auditorium Lounge

Authoritarian backsliding and forms of resistance 1

Chair: Agnieszka Kubal
Discussant: Birgit Apitzsch

CWB Plenary Room

Forgotten? Missing narratives about Poles during and after the Second World War

Chair: Janek Gryta

CWB Syndicate 1

On Music, Migrations, Diaspora and Cultural Exchanges

Chair: Ivana Medić
Discussant: Ivana Medić

CWB Syndicate 2

11:00

Political Participation and Democracy in CEE

Chair: Elina Troscenko

CWB Syndicate 3

Myths, memories and commemorations in the North II

Chair: Andrei Rogatchevski

Garden Room

New outlooks on economic life in the late Russian empire

Chair: Tatiana Saburova

Linnett Room

11:00

Religion as a cultural and political resource in Russia

Chair: Marat Shterin

Selwyn Diamond Suite

Besieged by the Future 4: Infrastructuring Preservation and Ruination

Chair: Egle Rindzeviciute

Selwyn Kathleen Lyttelton Room

Religion and politics

Chair: Alma Prelec

Selwyn Old Library Room 2&3

The Power of Objects: Critical Studies of the Indigenous Heritage in Siberia

Chair: Nadezhda Mamontova
Discussant: Ekaterina Melnikova

Selwyn Old Library Room 4

11:00

Language and Scholarship, Linguistic Theory

Chair: Natasha Parker

Seminar Room

19th-Century Russian Literature and Culture

Chair: Sasha Rasmussen

Teaching Room 5

20th-century Russophone Poetic Affiliations as Products of Creative Affinity or a Matter of Place and Time.

Chair: Katharine Hodgson

Teaching Room 6

Jewish Culture and Memory

Chair: Jan Kutílek

Teaching Room 7

11:00

Energy Transition and State Funding in the Times of Uncertainty

Chair: Sergey Sosnovskikh

Teaching Room A

Inside the Soviet Security State: Identity, Memory and Espionage

Chair: Samuel Foster

Teaching Room B

11:00

11:10

11:20

11:30

11:40

11:50

12:00

12:10

12:20

12:30

Lunch

12:30

12:40

12:50

1:00

1:00:

1:10:

1:20:

1:30:

1:40:

1:50:

2:00

Activism and protest

Chair: Elliot Napier

Auditorium Lounge

Russian domestic politics (1) – war and repression

Chair: Alar Kilp

CWB Plenary Room

Transnationalising Polish Studies

Chair: Krzysztof Rowiński

CWB Syndicate 1

Constitutions, leaders, and non-democracy

Chair: Sergei Katsuba

CWB Syndicate 2

2:00

Geopolitical Conflict, Wars and Regime Changes in the post-Soviet space: Consequences for the EU, Countries and Businesses

Chair: Hannes Meissner
Discussant: Julian Plottka

CWB Syndicate 3

Film production and distribution in the countries of the

Chair: Olga Topol

Games Room

Revolutionary Russia in the Shadow of the Great War

Chair: Roman Osharov

Garden Room

Opting in to socialism: volunteering in the post-Stalin Soviet Union

Chair: Siobhán Hearne

JCR

2:00

Religion as an agent of change in Russia

Chair: John Nelson

Selwyn Diamond Suite

Besieged by the Future 5: Environing Technologies of Space, Climate and the Atom

Chair: Irina Sandomirskaja

Selwyn Kathleen Lyttelton Room

Ties and Relations of Belarusian Culture to Western and Central Europe as Phenomena of Confessionalization in 16/18 cc.

Chair: Hanna Mazheika
Discussant: Svetlana Marozava

Selwyn Old Library Room 2&3

2:00

Regional variation and the development of written / standard Ukrainian

Chair: Jan Fellerer
Discussant: Jan Fellerer

Seminar Room

Figuring Class through Culture: Representations and Practices in Postsocialist Eastern Europe

Chair: Mischa Gabowitsch
Discussant: Ondřej Daniel

Teaching Room 4

Constructing Memory in/about Russia: Sites, Texts, Monuments

Chair: Benjamin Musachio
Discussant: Peter Budrin

Teaching Room 5

Entangled cultural transfers and East Central Europe

Chair: Elżbieta Kwiecińska

Teaching Room 6

Carpathian Visions: Polish, Ukrainian and Soviet Imaginings of the Hutsuls, 1918-1941

Chair: Stefan Lacny
Discussant: Patrice Dabrowski

Teaching Room 7

2:00

Historical Perspective on Russia's Economic Colonisation

Chair: Agzamkhon Niyazkhdojayev

Teaching Room A

The Post-Soviet Afterlives of Eastern Europe's Empires

Chair: Valeria Lazarenko

Teaching Room B

2:00:

2:10:

2:20:

2:30:

2:40:

2:50:

3:00

3:00:

3:10:

3:20:

3:30:

Tea/coffee

3:30:

3:40:

3:50:

4:00

Chair: James Harris

Auditorium

The EU (1) – membership and leverage

Chair: Claudia Bădulescu

Auditorium Lounge

Russian domestic politics (2) – parties, ideologies, and elites

Chair: Luke March

CWB Plenary Room

Staging Poland and East-Central Europe in the early 20th century

Chair: Krzysztof Rowiński

CWB Syndicate 1

Varieties of Rentierism: Third-Country Opportunities Amid Russia's War in Ukraine

Chair: Matthew Heneghan

CWB Syndicate 2

4:00

Teaching difficult histories across Central and Eastern Europe

Chair: Tadeusz Wojtych
Discussant: Ewa Ochman

CWB Syndicate 3

Policies and practices of the information wars

Chair: Maksim Markelov

Games Room

Hungarian state- and nation-building experiences exported to the Balkans, Anatolia and Central Asia (19th-21st centuries)

Chair: Krisztián Csaplár-Degovics

Linnett Room

4:00

Rethinking Dostoevsky

Chair: Sarah Hudspith
Discussant: Sarah Hudspith

Selwyn Diamond Suite

Besieged by the Future 6: Undefined, Unspeakable, Unpredictable. Concluding discussion

Chair: Eglė Rindzevičiūtė

Selwyn Kathleen Lyttelton Room

Ties and Relations of Belarusian Culture to Western and Central Europe as Phenomena of Confessionalization in 16/18 cc. - second panel of the session.

Chair: Aliaksandr Susha,
Discussant: Pavlo Yeremieiev

Selwyn Old Library Room 2&3

4:00

Russian in Use, Russian in Context(s)

Chair: Marina Korneeva

Seminar Room

Human rights in Eastern Europe: historical and comparative perspectives

Chair: Agnieszka Kubal
Discussant: Beata Huszka

Teaching Room 4

Research Data Quality in Times of War: New Challenges, Questions, and Solutions

Chair: Olga Onuch

Teaching Room 5

Gender, Identity and Body in Ekaterina Bakunina's Prose and Poetry

Chair: Alexandra Smith

Teaching Room 6

Joseph Brodsky's Legacy and Brodsky Studies

Chair: Joe Andrew
Discussant: Natasha Rulyova

Teaching Room 7

4:00

Roundtable: Russian coal industry in the era of climate change and energy transition.

Chair: Maxim Titov

Teaching Room A

Late Soviet Temporalities: Buddhism and Late Soviet Culture

Chair: Juliane Fürst
Discussant: Juliane Fürst

Teaching Room B

4:00:

4:10:

4:20:

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4:40:

4:50:

5:00

5:00:

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Plenary session 2

Auditorium

5:50:

6:00

6:00:

6:10:

6:20:

6:30:

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6:50:

7:00

Drinks reception open to all delegates - CWB Foyer

7:00

7:00:

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7:20:

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8:00

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Conference Dinner By ticket only In Dining Hall

8:30:

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8:50:

9:00

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10:00