Russophone Scholarship, Public History, and Central Asia After February 2022

Mar
27
4:00 pm to 5:30 pm
Event Status
As Scheduled
Presenter
Daniel Scarborough

Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022 has resulted in the closure of Russia to western researchers, and a redirection of Russophone scholarship toward Central Asia. How has this phenomenon affected the academic communities and institutions of Central Asia? This workshop will examine several examples of "public history" in the region, including Nazarbayev University's "E-atlas of Kazakhstan's Sacred Geography," Harvard University's Central Asian Archive Project, and the speaker's own oral history project on the Orthodox clergy's role in the promotion of Kazakh language.

In-Person event
Location
Department of History Lounge, Posvar Hall, 3rd Floor
Event Type
Workshop
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