REECAS NW Past Conferences
REECAS NW 2017
The Ellison Center for Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies presents
100 Years after Red October: Historical Legacies and New Beginnings in Culture and Politics. More. . .
About the Conference
The keynote this year will be given by Glennys Young and is titled:
The Russian Revolution and the Making of the 20th Century: Global Perspectives at the Centennial
Glennys is a historian of Russia and the Soviet Union. Over the course of her career, she has become increasingly interested in the USSR’s involvement in transnational movements and processes, whether political, social, cultural, or economic. She has also pursued research interests in the history of Communism and world history. In addition to the books mentioned below, she has published articles on a number of topics in Soviet social and political history. Her first book, Power and the Sacred in Revolutionary Russia: Religious Activists in the Village (Pennsylvania State University Press, 1997), examined the Bolshevik project of cultural transformation through a case study of peasants’ responses to the Soviet anti-religious campaign.
Logistics
- The official submission deadlines have passed, but people interested in attending the Conference as audience can still RSVP here. The RSVP link will close on March 30 at noon. After that conference attendees are welcome to register on site.
Select Conference Papers
- Why the US and Russia Are Fighting a New Cold War, Carol Williams
- Documentation of Human Rights Violations, Michael Seraphinoff
- Burden of the Brezhnev Doctrine, Matthew Newton
- Lion-Lamb Lviv (A Fantasy in Verse), Eugene Lemcio
- Lion-Lamb Lviv (A Fantasy in Verse), Eugene Lemcio
- Polish Shtetl Through The Soviet Eyes, Anatoliy Klots
- Two Maidans - How Competing Power Bases During Ukraine’s 2013-2014 Revolution Paved the Way for a New Civic Culture, Chris Collison
- Russia’s Information War - Old Strategies, New Tools How Russia Built an Information Warfare Strategy, Chris Collison
- The Soviet Critique of a Liberators Art, Eric Benjaminson
- Freedom to Fracture, Celia Baker
- Mongol Foundations of the Russian State, Robert Bedeski