ARCHIVES Danyliw Seminar 2017
ARCHIVES Danyliw Seminar 2017
Program Committee
Program Committee
Social Sciences Building (FSS) 4007 University of Ottawa Campus
Thursday September 26
10.00 AM-12.00 PM Experiencing the War
MODERATORS:
ANNA COLIN LEBEDEV
(U Paris Nanterre, France)
DARIA MATTINGLY
(U of Chichester, UK)
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KATERYNA BYSTRYTSKA
(Rutgers U, US)
Visualization of Drone Attacks in Ukraine:
How Telegram Channels Facilitate the Air Danger and Transform Knowledge about the War
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OLYA ZIKRATA
(Concordia U, Canada)
War as a Sonic Encounter:
Ukrainian Knowledges and Creative Practices of Documentation
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DARIA YASHKINA
(Karazin Kharkiv U, Ukraine)
The Return of Veterans of Civilian Life:
The Role of the Police in Kharkiv
12.00-1.00 PM Lunch
1.00-3.00 PM Language and National Identity
MODERATORS:
DOMINIQUE AREL
(Chair of Ukrainian Studies,
U of Ottawa, Canada)
ANNA COLIN LEBEDEV
(U Paris Nanterre, France)
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LAADA BILANIUK
(U of Washington, US)
Nation-building through Intimate Anonymity:
The Role of the Nikolaevsky Vanek Telegram Community during Russia’s War on Ukraine
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NATALIIA KASIANENKO
(Fresno State U, US) -
LENA SURZHKO-HARNED
(Penn State U Behrend College, US)
The Fluidity of National Identity among Russian-Speaking Ukrainians after the Full-Scale Invasion
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DARIA SABUROVA
(U Paris Nanterre, France)
The Working Class and the Language Question: Kryvyi Rih, 2022-
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ANNA VOZNA
(U of Ottawa, Canada)
How Educational NGOs are Changing Language Norms in Wartime Ukraine
3.00-3.30 PM Coffee Break
3.30-5.00 PM The Waffen-SS Galicia Division:
History and Politics
MODERATORS:
DOMINIQUE AREL
(Chair of Ukrainian Studies,
U of Ottawa, Canada)
YULIYA YURCHUK
(Södertörn U, Sweden)
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MYROSLAV SHKANDRIJ
(U of Manitoba, Canada)
Book Presentation:
In the Maelstrom: The Waffen-SS “Galicia” Division and Its Legacy
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DANYLO LESHCHYSHYN
(Northwestern U, US)
When the Barracks Met the Forest:
Relations between Combatants of the Waffen-SS “Galicia”
and the UPA during WWII
5.15-6.00 PM The War and Cinema
MODERATORS:
MAYHILL FOWLER
(Stetson U, US)
DARIA MATTINGLY
(U of Chichester, UK)
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DARYA LEVCHENKO
(DocuDays/UNICEF, Ukraine)
Shaping Perceptions:
The Politics of Ukrainian Cinema at International Film Festivals
All are invited!
6.00-7.30 PM Opening Ceremony and Reception FSS 4007
Friday September 27
9.00-10.30 AM Oligarchs and Corruption
MODERATORS:
ANNA COLIN LEBEDEV
(U Paris Nanterre, France)
OXANA SHEVEL
(Tufts U, US)
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SILVIYA NITSOVA
(U of Manchester, UK)
Ukraine’s Oligarchs and Their Legislative Networks of Influence
Before and After Russia’s Full-Scale Invasion
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ANASTASIIA VLASENKO
(NYU, US)
The Electoral Effects of Decentralization: Evidence from Ukraine
10.30-11.00 AM Coffee Break
11.00-12.30 PM New Books on the War
11.00-11.45 AM
MODERATORS:
DOMINIQUE AREL
(Chair of Ukrainian Studies,
U of Ottawa, Canada)
OXANA SHEVEL
(Tufts U, US)
AUTHOR:
SERHIY KUDELIA
(Baylor U, US)
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Seize the City, Undo the State:
The Inception of Russia’s War on Ukraine (Oxford, 2024)
11.45 AM-12.30 PM
MODERATORS:
MAYHILL FOWLER
(Stetson U, US)
DARIA MATTINGLY
(U of Chichester, UK)
AUTHOR:
MARTA DYCZOK
(Western U, Canada)
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Ukraine not ‘the’ Ukraine
(Cambridge, 2024)
12.30-1.30 PM Lunch
1.30-3.00 PM Occupied Territories
MODERATORS:
DOMINIQUE AREL
(Chair of Ukrainian Studies,
U of Ottawa, Canada)
ANNA COLIN LEBEDEV
(U Paris Nanterre, France)
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YURIY MATSIYEVSKY
(Ostroh U, Ukraine)
Ukrainian Civil and Armed Resistance in Russia-Occupied Territories
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ANASTASIA BYESYEDINA
(U of Sydney, Australia)
Re-Education the Russian Way:
The Theft of Ukrainian Children and their Identity in Occupied Territories
3.00-3.30 PM Coffee Break
3.30-5.00 PM War and Gender
MODERATORS:
MAYHILL FOWLER
(Stetson U, US)
YULIYA YURCHUK
(Södertörn U, Sweden)
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MARNIE HOWLETT
(U of Oxford, UK)
Losing and Finding Home Twice: Ukrainian Women in War
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ANASTASIIA CHUPIS
(Södertörn U, Sweden/Zaporizhzhia U, Ukraine)
Empowering Changemakers: The Impact of Women Activism
on the Strengthening of the Ukrainian Armed Forces
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SOFIE ROSE
(U of Southern Denmark/U of Vienna, Austria)
Duty, Gender, and Choice: Unpacking Ambiguous Societal
Perceptions of Ukrainian Men Who Avoid Military Mobilization
Saturday September 28
10.00-11.30 AM History and the Present
MODERATORS:
MAYHILL FOWLER
(Stetson U, US)
DARIA MATTINGLY
(U of Chichester, UK)
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ALINA IVANENKO
(Mannheim U, Germany/Shevchenko U Chernihiv, Ukraine)
The Judicial System in Reichskommissariat Ukraine and the Fate
of Its Employees after the Reestablishment of Soviet Power
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ORYSIA KULICK
(U of Manitoba, Canada)
How Ukraine Ruled Russia: Regionalism and Party Politics After Stalin
11.30 AM-12.00 PM Coffee Break
12.00-1.30 PM The 2022 War and Refugees
MODERATORS:
OXANA SHEVEL
(Tufts U, US)
YULIYA YURCHUK
(Södertörn U, Sweden)
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ANASTASIIA MYKOLENKO
(U de Montréal, Canada)
The Polish-Ukrainian Border as a Place of Migratory Trajectories
Co-Production for Displaced Ukrainians
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TARAS ROMASHCHENKO
(Bielefeld U, Germany/Khmelnytsky U Cherkasy, Ukraine)
The Return of Ukrainian Refugees:
from Exaggerated Expectations to Harsh Reality
1.30-2.30 PM Lunch
2.30-4.30 PM Decolonizing Ukrainian Studies
MODERATORS:
ANNA COLIN LEBEDEV
(U Paris Nanterre, France)
MAYHILL FOWLER
(Stetson U, US)
DARIA MATTINGLY
(U of Chichester, UK)
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YULIYA YURCHUK
(Södertörn U, Sweden)
How Can One Remember Clearly?
On the Possibility of Decolonization of Memory in Ukraine
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OLEH WOLOWYNA
(UNC Chapel Hill, US)
Decolonization of the Demography of Holodomor
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SUSANN WORSCHECH
(Europä-U Viadrina, Germany)
The Complex Tale of Ukrainian Studies in Germany