By Dafna Rachok, PhD student in Anthropology It is not a secret that concepts travel through time and places and often get vernacularized and reshaped. To find out how the idea of inclusion is understood and employed in contemporary Russia, on April 16th, a panel of experts gathered to tackle the question of diversity and… Read more »
Critical Conversations in Russian Studies Series
Reflections on the RSW panel, “The State of Human Rights in Russia Today.” Part 2
By Clare Angeroth Franks, REEI alumna This blog post is the second in a two-part series on this event. Part 2: A New Framework for Human Rights On Friday, February 5, 2021 four experts on human rights in Russia gathered to discuss the state of human rights in Russia today as part of the Russian Studies Workshop’s Critical Conversations in Russian Studies series. A recording of… Read more »
Reflections on the RSW Panel, Soviet Foreign Relations and the Late Cold War
By Kirby Fleitz, Undergraduate student at HLS On March 12th at 12 pm the Russian Studies Workshop hosted the second panel in the ongoing series Critical Conversations in Russian Studies. Led by IU professor Michael De Groot, the panel was centered around a discussion of Soviet Foreign Relations and the Late Cold War. The panel… Read more »