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SUMMARY:PONARS Eurasia Spring Policy Conference 2023
DESCRIPTION:The PONARS Eurasia Spring Policy Conference convenes international experts from North America, Russia, Ukraine, and other parts of Eurasia for a series of panel discussions. This hybrid event offers an opportunity to hear from experts on important geopolitical trends in the region, including responses to Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.\n \nSchedule:\n \n9:00 am   Opening Remarks: David Szakonyi, The George Washington University\n \n9:00 am-10:30 am   Panel 1: Ukrainian Society and Politics in Wartime\nLocation: Elliott School, Lindner Commons, Room 602\nChair: Henry Hale, The George Washington University\nTymofii Brik (online), Kyiv School of Economics\n“Decentralization and Trust in Government: Quasi-experimental Evidence from Ukraine”\nOleksandr Fisun, Kharkiv National University\n“How the Russian Invasion Changed Ukraine’s Political Landscape”\nIvan Gomza (online), Kyiv School of Economics\n“Political and Societal Medium-Term War Outcomes: Historical Perspectives and Tentative Projection for the Russo-Ukrainian War”\nTetyana Malyarenko (online) and Borys Kormych (online), National University of Odesa Law Academy\n“Russian Policy Towards the Economy of Occupied Ukrainian Territories: Crawling De-Modernization”\n \n10:30-10:45 am   Coffee Break \n \n10:45 am-12:30 pm   Panel 2: Authoritarianism and Democracy Promotion\nLocation: Lindner Commons, Room 602\nChair: Mikhail Troitskiy, University of Wisconsin-Madison\nHannah Chapman, University of Oklahoma\n“All Fraud is Not Created Equal: Recent Electoral Manipulation Practices Are Less Likely to Incite Public Ire”\nEmil Dzhuraev (online), Soros Foundation-Kyrgyzstan\n“Il Nuovo Principe: How Sadyr Japarov turned democracy on itself and ruled bravely thereafter”\nCole Harvey, Oklahoma State University\n“The Risk of Protest Won’t Stop Election Manipulation: Implications for Democracy Assistance”\nValerie Sperling, Clark University and Laura Henry, Bowdoin College (co-authored with Lisa Sundstrom)\n“Exodus: Russian Repression and Social ‘Movement’”\nMargarita Zavadskaya (online), University of Helsinki, Finland\n“Civic Activism among Russian Migrants after February 24: Evidence from Panel Survey Data”\n \n12:30-1:30 pm   Lunch \n \n1:30 pm-3:00 pm   Panel 3:  Russian War Practice and Consequences\nLocation: Lindner Commons, Room 602\nChair: Timothy Frye, Columbia University\nKristina Hook, Kennesaw State University\n“The Policy Implications of Russia’s Genocide in Ukraine”\nMarat Iliyasov, Miami University of Ohio\n“The Chechen Factor in the War on Ukraine”\nJean-Francois Ratelle, University of Ottawa\n“Ramzan Kadyrov, Chechnya, and the War in Ukraine”\nAndrei Semenov (online), Center for Comparative History and Politics, Perm\n“Getting Messages Across: War Propaganda in Russian Press and Social Media”\nDiscussant: Miriam Lanskoy, National Endowment for Democracy\n \n3:00-3:15 pm   Coffee Break \n \n3:15 pm-5:00 pm   Panel 4: Russian Ideology and Values on the Offensive\nLocation: Lindner Commons, Room 602\nChair: Marlene Laruelle, The George Washington University\nAntonina Berezovenko, The George Washington University\n“Putin: The Cult of Personality”\nIvan Fomin, Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA)\n“Putin’s Ideology of ‘Traditional Values’ in Action”\nIvan Grek, The George Washington University\n“The Grassroots of Putin’s Ideology: Civil Origins of an Uncivil Regime”\nAzamat Junisbai, Pitzer College\n“Making Sense of Russian Support for War Against Ukraine: A Central Asian Perspective”\nKatie Stewart, Knox College\n“Consolidating Values to Consolidate Power in Russia”\nDiscussant: Eva Busza, National Democratic Institute\n
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