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VIII. World Congress of the International Council for Central and East European Studies, 26.-31. July 2010, Stockholm, Sweden PANEL: XV.09 ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTER AS DRIVING FORCE FOR POLITICAL AND SOCIAL MOBILISATION? THE AFTERMATH OF CHERNOBYL Room 461 CHAIR: Buus, Stephanie (Swedish Institute of International Affairs, Sweden) DISCUSSANT: Kasperski, Tatyana (European Humanities University Vilnius, Belarus) PANELISTS AND PAPERS: Leukhina, Anastasiya (National University "Kiev-Mohyla Academy, Ukraine) Socio-Political Mobilization in Ukraine After Chernobyl Arndt, Melanie (Center for Contemporary History Potsdam, Germany) Insecurity and Uncertainty as Foundation? German Chernobyl Initiatives and their Dedication to Mitigate the Consequences of the Chernobyl Disaster in Belarus. Stepanov, Andrei (European Humanities University, Belarus) The Interplay of Nuclear and Chernobyl Discourse in Belarus (1986-2009) Ivanova, Evgenia (European Humanities University, Belarus) Being Political in the Post-Chernobyl Context: Gender Perspectives on Citizenship Further information can be found on http://www.iccees2010.se/sidor/programme_20100606.pdf 42nd National Convention of the American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies, 18.-21. November 2010, Los Angeles,California Panel "Nuclear Power: From War to Disaster, the Case of Chernobyl" Chair: Tatiana Kasperski (Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Paris (France)) Presenters: Melanie Arndt (The Centre for Research on Contemporary History (Germany)): "From Peace Movement to 'Children of Chernobyl': Discourses of War and Security in Germany and Belarus in the Aftermath of Chernobyl" Evgenia Ivanova (U of Oxford (UK)): "War for Men, Disaster for Women? (Bio)politics of Chernobyl" Anastasiya Leukhina (Kievo-Mohyla Academy (Ukraine)): "Anti-Nuclear Movement and Civil Society Development: the Case of Post-Chernobyl Ukraine" Discussant: Andrei Stepanov (European Humanities U (Lithuania)) Panel "Coping With Crisis: Popular Responses to Catastrophe in the USSR" Chair: Joerg Baberowski (Humboldt U of Berlin (Germany)) Presenters: Douglas Northrop (U of Michigan): "Seismic Cultures on the Eurasian Frontier" Robert Kindler (Humboldt U of Berlin (Germany)): "Survival of the Fittest? Famine in Kazakhstan, 1930-34" Tatiana Kasperski (Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Paris (France)): "War Against the Invisible Enemy: The Chernobyl Disaster's Aftermath in Collective Representations and Everyday Practices in Belarus"
Discussant: Matthew Payne (Emory U) Further information can be found on http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~aaass/convention.html |