Conference Description:

THEMES
•Submissions are encouraged from, but not limited to the following themes:
•Russia in global affairs;
•Russian history, identity, and memory;
•Modern Russian economy: challenges and opportunities;
•Regional integration in Eurasia, and Post-Soviet space;
•Political institutions in Russia;
•Media: communication, audiences, policies;
•Russian literature in comparative perspective;
•Constructional, lexical and semantic approaches to the Russian language.

OPPORTUNITIES
Publication. Selected papers will be subjected to review. If the paper is judged to be of outstanding quality, it will be recommended for publication in a relevant academic journal:
•For students - to our partnered journals with ISBN;
•For scholars and young researchers - to journals indexed by SCOPUS and Web of Science.
Student Presentation Award. The presentations that have been selected to be the best can get a History.jes. yearly subscription, an online journal where leading researchers in history publish articles, and online access for scientific literature and publication of the GAUGN for your researches.
Certificate. A certificate of participation will be issued to all who attend the conference.

TENTATIVE PROGRAM
For students:
•Individual paper presentations of selected reports
•A series of online lectures by leading experts on Russia.
For scholars and young researchers:
•Individual paper presentations of selected reports;
•Panel discussions.

PROPOSAL
•For listeners: name, affiliation, email;
•For participants: paper proposals (max. 300 words), biographical note (max. 100 words);
•For individual paper presentations: paper proposals (max. 300 words), biographical note (max. 100 words) + ppt.
Please send the following to [email protected].

KEY DATES
•Proposal submission deadline: June 1, 2020;
•Acceptance notification: June 8, 2020;
•Online conference: June 15, 2020;
•Full paper submission: June 30, 2020.