48th Annual Stanford-Berkeley Conference: “Power and Protest”
9:30-9:50AM: Coffee & Light Breakfast
9:50-10:00AM: Opening Remarks
Amir Weiner, Director, Stanford CREEES
10:00AM-12:00PM: Panel One: Power and Protest in Literature & Poetry
Ilaria Sicari (Stanford): Soft Power with Hard Cover: Book Diplomacy in the Cultural Cold War
Yuliya Ilchuk (Stanford): Your Loss-My Gain: Russophone Literature in Ukraine Since 2014
Alyssa Viker (Stanford): TikTok as a Site of Ukrainian Poetic Resistance
Chair: Djordje Popovic (Berkeley)
12:00-1:15PM: Lunch Break
1:15-3:15PM: Panel Two: Anti-Regime Protests
Lydia Kamenoff (Stanford): Cossacks in the Fight against Communism in France during the Interwar Period
Lev Pushel (Stanford): The Rebellion of the Loyal: The Case of Pamiat
Katherine Jolluck (Stanford): Committee of Soldiers’ Mothers: The Blossoming and Muzzling of Grass Roots Power
Jason Wittenberg (Berkeley): Asymmetric Mass Mobilization and the Vincibility of Democracy in Hungary
Chair: Nancy Kollmann (Stanford University)
3:30-5:00pm: Panel Three: Power and Protest in Labor and Economy
Dzovinar Derderian (Berkeley): Transforming Politics of Representation and Armenian Migrants from the Ottoman Province of Van, 1850s-1870s
Jacob Smiley (Berkeley): Self-Management in Yugoslavia: Rethinking the Economy after the Tito-Stalin Split
Paula Ganga (Stanford): The Environmental Policies of Populist Radical Right Governments
Chair: John Connelly (Berkeley)
5:00-5:15PM: Closing Remarks
John Connelly (Berkeley)