Anyone interested in contributing to @HNetRussia's blogs, Decolonizing Russian Studies or Starting Points (info in following tweets), or reviewing for H-Russia, please reach out. We're always looking for contributors and reviewers! (1/3)
ASEEES Book Prizes Deadline: April 15
To recognize outstanding scholarship and contribution to the field, ASEEES awards 10 book prizes each year.
Prize List: https://t.co/MB4hC85YLF
Another new initiative from @HNetRussia: A roundup of recent blog posts from academic blogs and reviews from other H-Net networks that may be of interest to H-Russia subscribers. Will come out every two weeks: https://t.co/tbt1abObg6
Want to help new researchers to your field? Or offer some guidance to teachers of Russian/Slavic/Eurasian Studies on your field? Consider contributing to the "Starting Points" series at @HNetRussia. More information here: https://t.co/ITzwqilDdm
Scholars of Russian/Slavic/Soviet/Eurasian Studies, @HNetRussia is looking for contributors for its "Decolonizing Russian Studies" blog. More information here: https://t.co/CebWV3p415 If interested, reach out!
The first blog post in @HNetRussia's Starting Points Blog Series is now live. This blog offers a starting point for new researchers or teachers on a subject. First up, @alinaobykova on "Starting Points in Russian Environmental History": https://t.co/2SE7XSpby7
Just a reminder to all scholars of Russian, Slavic, Soviet and Eurasian studies: @HNetRussia is always looking for pitches for its Decolonizing Russian Studies blog. See more here: https://t.co/CebWV3p415 and check out previous posts here: https://t.co/szMEtO1bkX
Just posted on @HNetRussia's Decolonizing Russian Studies blog: Stephen Velychenko with A Comment on Russocentrism and Statistics: https://t.co/lzSIwNT0WK
**ANNOUNCEMENT** We are hosting an international conference on global media in diplomacy + foreign policy @UTAustin April 9-12. Our #CFP is now open for submissions--deadline Feb 24. For more info, visit https://t.co/dID6CQP12O. Questions? DM us or email [email protected].
Reviewed on H-Russia - Anya Free on Albert Kaganovitch's Exodus and Its Aftermath: Jewish Refugees in the Wartime Soviet Interior: https://t.co/OlghAsLygT
AI 3/2022 is available in Project Muse https://t.co/AEktmfv9jP and on https://t.co/hbqhfoq60E and will be in the mail soon! For more on the issue see "In the Eye of the Beholder: 'Seeing Like a Nation-State' as Identity Politics" on Open Ab Imperio https://t.co/TJ5pEwGBzR
How does it feel to criticize the field that trained you? Both sad and necessary when the field is Russian history. In "How the Field was Colonized," I argue that Russian history in the US was originally an outpost of the V.O. Kliuchevskii school @irgarner@bellhistory 1/4