Slavics Without Borders is an interdisciplinary, inter-university graduate student colloquium established in 2012. Its goal is to provide a forum where graduate students can receive feedback on work-in-progress, and to foster an intellectual community of peers where students can develop contacts and professional connections. Meetings are held six times throughout the academic year and are hosted by the various participating institutions, including Columbia University, New York University, Princeton University, Rutgers University, and the University of Pennsylvania.
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Revolution Renewed: Peasant Politics and the Art of Governing, 1923-1935
How did Soviet villagers govern themselves after revolution? Historian Gregory Martin explores the inventive, contested politics of peasant organizer Maksim Danilov and the creative energy of the early Soviet countryside.
Red Feminisms Symposium
This symposium spotlights cutting-edge work in the field of social reproduction. Thematically and geographically, it excavates the tradition of Soviet and Eastern European feminism, which was intersectional with class avant la letter.