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Robust Christian Democracy or Orbanistan?
Fri8 Apr02:00pm(20 mins)			Dr Nigel Swain
Track : Explaining Orban"s Hungary Room: Auditorium Lounge

Strange bedfellows: Illiberalism and popular religion in Hungary
Fri8 Apr02:20pm(20 mins)			Prof László Kürti
Track : Explaining Orban"s Hungary Room: Auditorium Lounge

The National-Populist Mutation of Neoliberalism in Dependent Economies: The Case of Viktor Orbán’s Hungary
Fri8 Apr02:40pm(20 mins)			Dr Gabor Scheiring
Track : Explaining Orban"s Hungary Room: Auditorium Lounge

Who can work on Sunday? Understanding flexible labour in the retail sector in Viktor Orbán’s Hungary
Fri8 Apr03:00pm(20 mins)			Mrs Luca Szücs
Track : Explaining Orban"s Hungary Room: Auditorium Lounge

Rethinking Post-Soviet Identities: Belarusian civil nuclear cooperation with Russia
Fri8 Apr04:00pm(20 mins)			Mrs Anna Davis (née Davidson)
Track : Energy politics Room: Auditorium Lounge

“Cheap Energy” and Putin’s “Social Contract”
Fri8 Apr04:20pm(20 mins)			Mr Adnan Vatansever
Track : Energy politics Room: Auditorium Lounge

The main actors in Russia’s gas sector – Gazprom, Rosneft and Novatek – and their role in Russia’s limited access order: privileges and responsibilities
Fri8 Apr04:40pm(20 mins)			Ms Kalina Damianova
Track : Energy politics Room: Auditorium Lounge

Russian SOEs as Foreign Policy Tools? The Case of Rosneft in Venezuela
Fri8 Apr05:00pm(20 mins)			Dr Karel Svoboda
Track : Energy politics Room: Auditorium Lounge

Militarising through anxiety: Russian historical textbooks in the 1990s.
Sat9 Apr09:00am(10 mins)			Dr Allyson Edwards
Track : Reliving the past: Uses of History in Post-Soviet Russia. Room: Auditorium Lounge

Be Grateful to Russia! History, Liberal Modernity, and Civilisational Justifications of Hierarchy in Post-Soviet Eurasia
Sat9 Apr09:01am(10 mins)			Dr Kevork Oskanian
Track : Reliving the past: Uses of History in Post-Soviet Russia. Room: Auditorium Lounge

Russia, Genocide and Ontological Security
Sat9 Apr09:02am(10 mins)			Dr Natasha Kuhrt
Track : Reliving the past: Uses of History in Post-Soviet Russia. Room: Auditorium Lounge

The Ukrainian crisis through the lens of the Holocaust
Sat9 Apr09:03am(10 mins)			Miss Isabel Sawkins
Track : Reliving the past: Uses of History in Post-Soviet Russia. Room: Auditorium Lounge

Internalising International History: Russian Political Uses of the Yugoslav Wars
Sat9 Apr09:04am(10 mins)			Dr Jade McGlynn
Track : Reliving the past: Uses of History in Post-Soviet Russia. Room: Auditorium Lounge

What’s in a model? Space and community in north-east Siberia
Sat9 Apr11:00am(20 mins)			Dr Eleanor Peers
Track : Person, place and community-making: religion in Russia today Room: Auditorium Lounge

The Politics of Memory and Heritage Making in Contemporary Russia: The Relation between Politics and Orthodox Christianity
Sat9 Apr11:20am(20 mins)			Mr Tobias Koellner
Track : Person, place and community-making: religion in Russia today Room: Auditorium Lounge

“In the beginning was the word”: minority religions and ‘socio-linguists’ in Russian courts
Sat9 Apr11:40am(20 mins)			Dr Dmitry Dubrovskiy
Track : Person, place and community-making: religion in Russia today Room: Auditorium Lounge

Spiritual Aspects of Street Feeding Orthodox Initiatives in Russia
Sat9 Apr12:00pm(20 mins)			Prof Anastasia Mitrofanova
Track : Person, place and community-making: religion in Russia today Room: Auditorium Lounge

Petitioning the Soviet President: Mikhail Kalinin’s Reception Office, 1919-46
Sat9 Apr02:00pm(10 mins)			Dr Lara Douds
Track : Letter Writing and Petitioning in Russian/Soviet History Room: Auditorium Lounge

Soviet Subprime: Petitions, Poverty and Rural Post-war Reconstruction
Sat9 Apr02:01pm(10 mins)			Mr Robert Dale
Track : Letter Writing and Petitioning in Russian/Soviet History Room: Auditorium Lounge

Complaints to the Authorities in Russia: Instrumental emotionality of the Soviet and post-Soviet social contract
Sat9 Apr02:02pm(10 mins)			Ms Elena Bogdanova
Track : Letter Writing and Petitioning in Russian/Soviet History Room: Auditorium Lounge

Letter Writing and Late Soviet Democracy
Sat9 Apr02:03pm(10 mins)			Ms Courtney Doucette
Track : Letter Writing and Petitioning in Russian/Soviet History Room: Auditorium Lounge

Peripheral Histories: Regions, Localities, and Borderlands in Eurasia in Historical Perspective
Sat9 Apr04:00pm(90 mins)			Dr Alun Thomas
Track : Roundtable: Peripheral Histories: Regions, Localities, and Borderlands in Eurasia in Historical Perspective Room: Auditorium Lounge

Phantom Limb Syndrome: How historical Jewish presence affects contemporary support for the populist right in Poland
Sun10 Apr09:00am(10 mins)			Ms Sara Luxmoore
Track : Populism Room: Auditorium Lounge

Populism in Russia: Evidence from Constitutional Vote and Responses towards COVID-19
Sun10 Apr09:10am(10 mins)			Dr Sergei Shein
Track : Populism Room: Auditorium Lounge

“Because of your eyes, those green eyes of yours, I’ve gone mad”. The Polish populist right’s affair with Disco Polo.
Sun10 Apr09:20am(10 mins)			Ms Marta Kotwas
Track : Populism Room: Auditorium Lounge

Post-conflict reconstruction: challenges and perspectives (Case of Azerbaijan)
Sun10 Apr11:00am(20 mins)			Dr Gulshan Pashayeva
Track : Building nations, states, and peace Room: Auditorium Lounge

Populism-nationalism, kin-state activism and minority reaction in an ethnic survey: Evidence from Széklerland about how two cross-directional stimuli influenced the Székler people
Sun10 Apr11:20am(20 mins)			Mr Ionut Chiruta
Track : Building nations, states, and peace Room: Auditorium Lounge

Agroecology, peasants and state-building in South-Eastern Europe
Sun10 Apr11:40am(20 mins)			Dr Claudiu Craciun
Track : Building nations, states, and peace Room: Auditorium Lounge

Migrants and the Political Parties from their Home Countries: What Happens Between Elections?
Sun10 Apr12:45pm(10 mins)			Ms Sorina Soare
Track : The Political Participation and Representation of East European Migrants Room: Auditorium Lounge

Returnees’ Proxy Politics. Expressing Voice through Civil Society Activism in Romania
Sun10 Apr12:45pm(10 mins)			Mr Remus Gabriel Anghel
Track : The Political Participation and Representation of East European Migrants Room: Auditorium Lounge

Returnee MPs’ attitudes to emigrants and immigrants: The cases of Turkey and Romania
Sun10 Apr12:45pm(10 mins)			Dr Vladimir Bortun
Track : The Political Participation and Representation of East European Migrants Room: Auditorium Lounge

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