国際シンポジウム

帝国を守り抜く:

帝政末期の西部境界地域における帝国政府とロシア・ナショナリストの同盟

International Symposium

Protecting the Empire:

Imperial Government and Russian Nationalist Alliance in the Western Borderlands during the Late Imperial Period.

日時：
2018年2月10日（土）、11日（日）
 
場所：
東京大学本郷キャンパス法文二号館教員談話室
（東京都文京区本郷7－3－1）

 
20世紀の初頭、帝国ロシアは日露戦争の敗北、革命運動・民族運動の高まりにより大きな危機を迎えていた。帝国をどう維持するのか―従来はあまり焦点が当てられてこなかった帝国の境界地域、とくにナショナリズムが先行して発生した西部境界地域（エストニア、ラトヴィア、リトアニア、ベラルーシ、ウクライナ、ポーランド）に光を当て、それぞれの地域のナショナルな意識の萌芽・高揚、帝国とそれを支えようとするロシア・ナショナリストの苦心の対応を、多様な観点から検討する。
 
海外から9名、国内から4名の論客を招き、各分野の気鋭の研究者に討論者をお願いし、2日に渡ってインテンシヴな議論をしたいと思います。
参加自由ですので、是非、お越しください。

Date:

10(Sat.), 11(Sun.), February, 2018
 

Place:

Kyo-in-Danwa-Shitsu, Ho-Bun 2, The Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology, The University of Tokyo (7-3-1, Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo)
 

 

February 10 (Sat.)

9:45 Opening Remarks
 

1: 10:00-12:30 1905: The Year of Changes

Anton Kotenko (Higher School of Economics/ Saint Petersburg, Russia)
The Empire Ends Where Ukrainian Question Begins: Russian Nationalism and the Romanov
State Confronting Ukrainian Nationalism, 1905–1914
 
Chiho Fukushima (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies/ Tokyo, Japan)
Consideration to the Influence of Religious Tolerance (Toleration) of 1905 on Former Uniates
 
Vilma Žaltauskaitė (Lithuanian Institute of History/ Vilnius, Lithuania)
Interconfessional Rivalry in Lithuania after the Decree of Religious Toleration
 
Discussant: Norihiro Naganawa (Hokkaido University/ Sapporo, Japan)
Chair: Yukiko Tatsumi (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies/ Tokyo, Japan)
  

2: 14:00-17:30 Imagining Nations and Empire

Sayaka Kaji (Iwate University/ Morioka, Japan)
The Memories of 1863-64 Uprising and its Suppression at the Turn of the19/20th Century
 
Vytautas Petronis (Lithuanian Institute of History/ Vilnius, Lithuania)
Tertius gaudens: The Emergence and Development of Popular Russian Nationalism in the North Western Provinces, 1906-1914
 
Hiromi Komori (Waseca University/ Tokyo, Japan)
Estonian’s Concern About the Weakness of National Consciousness in the Early 20th Century
 
Vladimir Levin (Hebrew University/ Jerusalem, Israel)
Russian Jews and Russian Nationalism: Why There Was no Jewish Right-Wing Politics in the Late Russian Empire?
 
Discussant: Tomohiko Uyama (Hokkaido University/ Sapporo, Japan)
Chair: Chizuko Takao (Tokyo Medical and Dental University/ Tokyo, Japan)
 
 

February 11 (Sun.)

3: 9:30-12:00 Changes in Educational Policy

Kimitaka Matsuzato (Tokyo University/ Tokyo, Japan)
Universal Education and Local Politics in Right Bank Ukraine in the Late Imperial Period
 
Olga Mastianica (Lithuanian Institute of History/ Vilnius, Lithuania)
The Indoctrination of Imperial Loyalty Through the Educational System
 
Yoko Aoshima (Kobe University/ Kobe, Japan)
Change of the Educational Policy on the Western Provinces Toward "Liberal" or a Compromise?
 
Discussant: Taro Tsurumi (Tokyo University/ Tokyo, Japan)
Chair: Yukimura Sakon (Niigata University/ Niigata, Japan)
  

4: 13:30-16:00 Confronting Non-Russian Nationalisms

Darius Staliūnas (Lithuanian Institute of History/ Vilnius, Lithuania)
Tsarist Nationality Policy in Late Imperial Period: New Chalenges, Old Methods?
 
Karsten Brüggemann (Tallinn University/ Tallinn, Estonia)
Defending the Empire in the Baltic Provinces: Nationalist Visions in the Aftermath of the First Russian Revolution
 
Juliette Cadiot (The School of Advanced Social Sciences Studies (EHESS)/ Paris, France)
The Constitutional Assembly and National Issues During the 1917 Revolution
 
Discussant: Yoshiro Ikeda (Tokyo University/ Tokyo, Japan)
Chair: Taku Shinohara (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies/ Tokyo, Japan)
 

5. 16:15-17:30

Paul Werth (University of Nevada/ Las Vegas, USA) concluding remarks
General Discussion
 
*The order of the presentations within a session might be changed.
 

Supported by:

  • The Research Council of Lithuania (No. Nr. S-LJB-17-3)
  • Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (15K02939, 15H01898, 16H05930, 17H02376)

Cooperated by:

  • The Lithuanian Institute of History
  • Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology (The University of Tokyo)
  • Research Center for Promoting Intercultural Studies (Kobe University)

Organized by:

  • Darius Staliūnas (The Lithuanian Institute of History)
  • Yoko Aoshima (Kobe University)

Contact:

  • Yoko Aoshima (yaoshima(at)dolphin.kobe-u.ac.jp)

 
 
 
 
 
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