Saturday, January 31
International
Workshop by Junior Scholars
Room 423, Slavic Research Center,
Hokkaido University
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10:00-12:00
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Session 1 |
“Elites in CIS Countries” |
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Speakers:
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Gulnaz Sharafutdinova
(George Washington University), |
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| “WHEN DO ELITES COMPETE? THE DETERMINANTS
OF POLITICAL COMPETITION IN RUSSIAN REGIONS ” |
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| Chida Tetsuro (Tokyo
University), |
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| “The Central-Republican Relationship
and Party Elites in the Soviet Union: Kazakhstan (1970-1991) ” |
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| Oleksandr Syniookyi
(Laboratory of Legislating Initiatives, Kyiv), |
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| “Will the Ukrainian Parliament Counterweigh
Superpresidentialism?” |
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13:00-15:00
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Session 2 |
“Empire and Society” |
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Speakers:
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Aleksandr Semenov
(Smolny College of Liberal Arts and Sciences), |
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| “Making Politics, Undoing Empire: Political
Reform in Russia at the Beginning of the 20th Century" |
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| Ikeda Yoshiro (Tokyo University),
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| “The Development of an Imperial Representation
of Russia in the Civil War: The Case of the Moscow Bolsheviks” |
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| Goto Masanori (SRC), |
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| “Workers Tell: Representation of Personality
in the Compilation of 'Histories of Factories' During the Stalinist
Era” |
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15:15-17:15
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Session 3 |
“The Viabilities of Newly Independent States” |
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Speakers:
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Koshino Go (SRC),
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| “The Representation of Belarusian Language
in Belarusian Contemporary Literature” |
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| Andrei Lobatch (Belarusian
State Economic University), |
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| “Peculiarities of the Integration Process
Between Belarus and the Russian Federation: Political and Economic
Aspects” |
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| Kuwata Masayuki (Tokyo
Institute of Technology), |
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| “The Availability of Soviet Statistics
for Analyses of Ethnic Problems: Russia, Ukraine, Central Asia, and the
Whole Union” |
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