Traditions, Transitions, Transfers. 11th Conference on Baltic Studies in Europe

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Traditions, Transitions, Transfers. 11th Conference on Baltic Studies in Europe

Veranstalter
The Herder Institute for Historical Research on East Central Europe – Institute of the Leibniz-Association organizes the forthcoming CBSE 2015 in cooperation with the Department of History of the Philipps-Universität Marburg and the Giessen Center for Eastern European Studies (GiZO).
Veranstaltungsort
The conference venue is located at “Landgrafenhaus” Universitätsstraße 7 and “Alte Universität” Lahntor 3. Registration desk in situated in “Landgrafenhaus” Universitätsstraße 7 ground floor foyer. Sessions will be held at “Landgrafenhaus” Universitätsstr
Ort
Marburg
Land
Deutschland
Vom - Bis
07.09.2015 - 10.09.2015
Deadline
31.08.2015
Website
http://www.balticstudies2015.org
Von
Herder-Institut für historische Ostmitteleuropaforschung

We are pleased to invite you to the 11th Conference on Baltic Studies in Europe. Our focus will be “Traditions, Transitions, Transfers” and we are looking forward to welcoming you here in Marburg on September 7-10, 2015. The Herder-Institute for Historical Research on East Central Europe – Institute of the Leibniz-Association, which organizes the forthcoming CBSE 2015 in cooperation with the Department of History of the Philipps-Universität Marburg and the Giessen Center for Eastern European Studies (GiZO), aims at bringing together representatives of academic communities who share the interest of exploring the Baltic region from multiple perspectives and fields of research. As the Baltic provides a particular historical, political, linguistic, social, cultural and ideological contact zone where the meanings of identities, languages and relationships are (re-)negotiated, the CBSE 2015 wants to exemplify questions of tradition, transition, and transfer from different perspectives as well as from multiple subjects dealing with this region.

Programm

Baltic Studies 2015 “Traditions, Transitions, Transfers”
Conference on Baltic Studies in Europe (CBSE) 2015, 6.-10. September, Marburg

Details: <http://www.balticstudies2015.org>

Session 1: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th, 9.00 am – 11.00 am
Panel 1 Tradition and Transition in Baltic Biographies
Panel 2 Transnational Baltic Cooperation in Exile
Panel 3 Social Impacts of Transformation
Panel 4 Baltic Diasporas’ Cooperation and Identity in Conflict during the Cold War
Panel 5 Theologica Baltica: History of Religions and Confessions I
Panel 6 Narration, Translation & Transfer

Session 2: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th 11.30 am – 1.30 pm
Panel 7 Envisioned Identities: Cultural and Communicative Memory in Diaspora-Homeland Relations
Panel 8 Literature, Art and Cultural History after World War II
Panel 9 Baltic Germans I
Panel 10 Antagonistic Enemies or Brothers in Spirit? Competing Representations of the National Socialist and Soviet Occupations of the Baltic Republics
Panel 11 Theologica Baltica: History of Religions and Confessions II
Panel 12 Facetten einer baltisch-deutschen Imagologie. Bilder von Deutschland und ‚den‘ Deutschen im Baltikum seit dem 18. Jahrhundert

Session 3: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th 9.00 am – 11.00 am
Panel 13 National Communism and the Leadership of Soviet Latvia
Panel 14 Soviet Era I
Panel 15 The Great War and its Aftermath
Panel 16 Continuity and Disjuncture – Religion in the Baltic States between Tradition and Transition

Session 4: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th 11.30 am – 1.30 pm
Panel 17 Cultural History
Panel 18 The Traitor: Problems of Loyalty in Times of Transition
Panel 19 Post Soviet Era
Panel 20 Wars of Independence
Panel 21 Identity, Memory and Citizenship

Session 5: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th 2.30 pm – 5.30 pm
Panel 22 Latvian Literature Crossing the Borders: Translation, Interpretation, Promotion
Panel 23 Cultural and Language Policy in 20th Century Latvia as an Area of Tension
Panel 24 Economic Transformation since the 1980s
Panel 25 Soviet Era II
Panel 26 Interwar Period
Panel 27 Transnational and Anational Spaces in the Baltics

Session 6: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th 9.00 am – 11.00 am
Panel 28 World War II
Panel 29 Golden Age of normalizatsija? The Era Brezhnev in the Baltics, 1964-1982
Panel 30 Citizens, Residents, Minorities: Who Compromised the Security of the Baltic States after the Crisis Around Ukraine?
Panel 31 The Provenance Research and Interpretation of Collections
Panel 32 Comparative Politics and Government of the Baltic States

Session 7: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th 11.30 am – 1.30 pm
Panel 33 Identity and Placemaking
Panel 34 Security & Violence I
Panel 35 The Baltic and the Outside
Panel 36 Reimagining Pasts, Reimagining Futures – Reconstructing a Region. Historical Legacies and the Baltic Question at the End of the Cold War
Panel 37 Cultural History 18. and 19. Century
Panel 38 Baltic Germans II

Session 8: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th 2.30 pm – 5.30 pm
Panel 39 Song & Dance
Panel 40 Security & Violence II
Panel 41 Knowledge Transfer
Panel 42 Fragile Identities: Challenges and Crises in Restructuring the Baltic Sea Region in Periods of Transition
Panel 43 Rigaer Moderne: trans- und soziokulturelle Phänomene um 1900
Panel 44 Sammlungen in Bibliotheken und Museen

Kontakt

Antje Coburger

Herder-Institut für historische Ostmitteleuropaforschung
Gisonenweg 5-7, 35037 Marburg
06421/184-135

info@balticstudies2015.org

http://www.balticstudies2015.org