Wednesday on the blog, Charles J. Halperin: “How Muscovites understood the right of redemption (re-acquisition) of sold land or land donated to monasteries shows that, under Ivan the Terrible, statutory law and case law did not always coincide.” shorturl.at/dmxF2

Today on the blog, Charles J. Halperin: “How Muscovites understood the right of redemption (re-acquisition) of sold land or land donated to monasteries shows that, under Ivan the Terrible, statutory law and case law did not always coincide.” shorturl.at/dmxF2

Yesterday on the blog, Farid Guliyev: “Why do some oil-producing countries choose to deploy renewable energy sources at a faster rate and more extensively than others?” shorturl.at/cPQ47

TOMORROW (04/10) join us @ 2 pm ET for Jumping the Line: Family Self-welfare and the Waning of Communism with Małgorzata Mazurek! More info: jordanrussiacenter.org/event/jumping-…

“Why the 1990’s Matter.” Join us TODAY @ 1 pm ET for Book talk by Daniel Satinsky, author of Creating the Post-Soviet Russian Market Economy: Through American Eyes. More information: jordanrussiacenter.org/event/why-the-…

Wednesday on the blog, Maria Cristina Galmarini: Socialism “focused on political responses to disability, but with a specific ideological twist.” shorturl.at/ehsNY

Yesterday on the blog, Aksana Ismailbekova and Zinaida Almazbekova: “Women constitute a ‘vulnerable segment’ of Kyrgyz society, yet their success is vital to the nation’s overall prosperity.” shorturl.at/xDQZ3

April 2 on the blog, Maria Cristina Galmarini.: “The Soviet government [in the 1960s] imagined itself as the champion of welfare issues.” wp.me/p8E8Vz-2kp

Join us TOMORROW from 8:30 am till 6:00 pm for the 2024 Annual North East Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies (NESEEES). The program for the conference can be found at neseees.wordpress.com/neseees-2024-c…. RSVP to attend in person at docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…!

Join us TOMORROW (04/05) @ 5 pm ET for Learning History Through Art with Ukrainian artist alevtina kakhidze. More info: jordanrussiacenter.org/event/follow-t…

Make the most of this rainy Wednesday, and join us at 2 PM for a lunchtime lecture with Sonia Gollance, PhD, NYU Jordan Center, and NYU German Dept.!

TOMORROW (04/03) @ 2:00 pm ET, join us in person with Sonia Gollance, PhD to hear about Mixed-Sex Dancing and Jewish Modernity! More info below:
jordanrussiacenter.org/event/like-the…

Looking forward to this tomorrow and learning more from Nadezhda about childhood and Chekhov.

Join us TOMORROW (04/03) @ 12 pm ET for another 19v seminar, 'Chekhov’s Children and the Anxiety of Ignorance' with Nadezhda Peterson and discussant Elizabeth White. More info on our website!
jordanrussiacenter.org/event/chekhovs…

TODAY @ 5 pm ET, join us with Roman Utkin to hear about 'Charlottengrad': Russian Culture in Weimar Berlin! More info below:
jordanrussiacenter.org/event/charlott…

Join us now with Sarah Wells for Eisenstein's Red Thread! jordanrussiacenter.org/event/eisenste…

CEMS is pleased to announce that on Mon, April 1 at 3 pm, Serhii Plokhy, Mykhailo S. Hrushevs'kyi Prof of Ukrainian History, Director, HURI Harvard, will join the Eastern European Workshop to discuss his new book. The lecture is co-sponsored by the NYU Jordan Center.

Yesterday on the blog, Melissa L. Miller: “Ulitskaya uses the medical gaze to bring the pregnant woman closer to her child.” wp.me/p8E8Vz-2kd

Wednesday on the blog, Lutgard Lams and Hedwig de Smaele: “Since the start of the war in Ukraine, the Russian and Chinese positioning vis-à-vis the West has only become more antagonistic.” wp.me/p8E8Vz-2k9

Tuesday on the blog, Sean Griffin: “The cult of the Great Victory was transformed into the war cult of the Russian invasion.” wp.me/p8E8Vz-2kc