Quel a été le rapport des dirigeants russes successifs, depuis les tsars jusqu'à Poutine, à leurs frontières ? Sabine Dullin nous aide à comprendre les racines de la crise ukrainienne en cours.

À écouter sur France Culture : https://www.franceculture.fr/emissions/concordance-des-temps/les-russes-dans-leurs-frontieres

Sabine Dullin est professeur en histoire contemporaine de la Russie et de l'Union soviétique à Sciences Po et membre du Centre d'histoire de Sciences Po.

Ses recherches portent sur l'histoire politique de l'Etat soviétique, sur les dimensions internationale et transnationale du communisme et les frontières.

Since 2003, the Institute has organized regular seminars for doctoral students pursuing research in its areas of interest. The next seminar will take place in Middelburg on 11-13 May 2022. We kindly invite applications from current doctoral candidates whose research covers any aspect of American culture, media, society, politics, or foreign relations, current or historical.

We are particularly interested in studies in the following research areas:
-U.S. in the world
-Culture and ideology
-Environmental issues
-Race and gender studies
-Social justice movements, civil and political rights.

We welcome proposals for research papers (e.g. a dissertation chapter), or for papers that give an overview of the project in its entirety. Participants will present their paper and contextualize it within their research project in 15 minutes. Each presentation is followed by a group discussion of approximately 45 minutes, providing extensive opportunities for feedback.

Applicants are invited to submit their proposals, consisting of a 300-word abstract and a CV, no later than Thursday, 25 March 2022. These should be addressed to the seminar coordinators, Dr. Gaetano Di Tommaso and Paul Brennan, and sent to info@roosevelt.nl.

To support a culture of diversity and inclusion, we strongly encourage proposals from students that reflect the diversity of our field in terms of gender, ethnicity, and disability.

Participants will be expected to have a paper (approximately 6,000 words) ready for pre-circulation by Friday, 22 April 2022.

Accommodation and meals in Middelburg will be provided by the RIAS. A hybrid option for online participation may be provided for as might prove necessary due to contingencies stemming from the COVID pandemic.

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