All events take place at the Center for Government and International Studies South Building, 1730 Cambridge Street, Concourse level
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2:00 -- S020
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Welcome
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Timothy J.
Colton, Morris and Anna Feldberg Professor of Government
and Russian Studies; Director, Davis Center for Russian and
Eurasian Studies |
| 2:10 -- S040 |
Panel I |
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Chair: David Powell, Shelby Cullom Davis Professor of Russian Studies, Wheaton College; Center Associate, Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies |
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Jennifer Melanson, Wellesley College: “The Abortion ‘Phenomenon’ in the Soviet Union: 1955 to 1987” |
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Lillian Buchhalter, Wheaton College: “A Summary of Narcotics Related Topics in Modern Russia” |
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Georgina Cannan, Wheaton College: “Abortion as the Primary Form of Birth Control: The Russian Experience” |
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Erin Doherty, Wellesley College: “Subversion of Christian Doctrine in Dostoevsky’s Late Novels” |
| 2:10 -- S050 |
Panel II |
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Chair: Timothy J. Colton, Morris and Anna Feldberg Professor of Government and Russian Studies, Harvard University; Director, Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies |
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Megan Gross, Wellesley College: “Cross-linguistic Syntactic Priming in Russian/English Bilinguals” |
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Vadim Nikitin, Harvard College: “American Democracy Promotion in Russia as Realist Power Politics” |
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Christin Zuzek, Harvard College: “Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Bear? An Investigation of Modern Russia’s ‘Assertiveness’” |
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Susie Skoda, Harvard College: “Why Do ‘I Want a Man Like Putin’?: Unraveling the Puzzle of Putin's Popularity |
| 4:00 -- S050 |
Panel III |
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Chair: Yuri Vedenyapin, Preceptor in Yiddish, Harvard University; Faculty Associate, Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies |
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Stephen Fee, Harvard College: “On the Margins: The Revitalization of Jewish Communal Life in Contemporary Poland” |
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Ana Sirbu, Harvard College: “Destination Selection by Moldovan Migrants: Migrate to Get a Job or to Get Married?” |
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Jamie Brennan, Wheaton College: “What Can Ethnic War in Yugoslavia Teach Us about the Future of Iraq?” |
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Alia Gurtov, Wellesley College: “Nationality and the Use of the Remote Past: The Case of Dmanisi, Georgia” |
| 4:00 -- S040 |
Panel IV |
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Chair: Nina Tumarkin, Professor of History, Wellesley College; Center Associate, Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies |
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Jordan Fox, Harvard College: “Non-State Actors and America's Response to the Armenian Genocide” |
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Ariella Huff, Wellesley College: “The Search for Settlement: Britain, the Polish Question, and the Wartime Alliance, 1939-1945” |
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Jennifer Lee, Wellesley College: “The Double-Edged Sword of Nuclear Power: the Role of Nuclear Weapons in Khrushchev's Foreign Policy, 1956–1963” |
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Zachary Rothstein, Harvard College: “The Politics of Prolongation: International Norms in the Frozen Conflicts of the Caucasus” |
