特别小组讨论：对乌克兰危机的回应---评估需求和促进国际学术合作

负责人：安德烈·克拉夫丘克

主持人：安德烈·克拉夫丘克，萨德伯里大学、国际中东欧学会

参会：

1. 安德烈·克拉夫丘克（加拿大），萨德伯里大学教授、国际中东欧学会会长
2. 亨利克·霍尔格伦（瑞典），瑞典俄罗斯、中东欧和中亚研究学会会长
3. 皮亚·科伊文宁（芬兰），芬兰俄罗斯和东欧研究学会会长
4. 池田嘉郎（日本），日本俄罗斯与东欧研究学会会长
5. 马克·康利夫（加拿大），加拿大斯拉夫学会会长
6. 卡罗尔·西格曼，（法国），法国国家科学研究中心研究员

评论人：

小组讨论1 现代俄罗斯财政经济进程

Panel 1 会议号：441-928-700

负责人：曲文轶

主持人：曲文轶，华东师范大学俄罗斯与欧亚研究院院长、俄罗斯研究中心教授

参会：

1. 俄罗斯自由民主党财政类型研究，那传林，江苏师范大学教授
2. 脱钩与俄罗斯金融跨国公司的新现实，维克多·戈尔什科夫，新潟大学副教授
3. 中俄高技术产品贸易潜力，耿畅均，莫斯科大学博士生

评论人：尹如玉，辽宁大学转型国家经济政治中心助理研究员

小组讨论2  新形势下的中俄经贸合作机遇与挑战 

Panel 2 会议号：186-541-495

负责人：崔珩、付艳洁 

主持人：付艳洁，俄罗斯中国总商会秘书长

参会：

1. 新形势下的中俄经贸合作机遇与挑战，付艳洁，俄罗斯中国总商会秘书长
2. 新冠大流行下的中国口岸城市的困境——基于对绥芬河的田野调查，崔珩，华东师范大学俄罗斯研究中心博士后
3. 题目待定，斯维特拉娜·图马诺娃，莫斯科国际商务协会执行主任
4. 题目待定，谢尔盖·沙罗诺夫，俄罗斯团结银行副总裁
5. 题目待定，康斯坦丁·西多连科，俄罗斯驻华商务代表处经贸合作与投资处处长

评论人：陈树森，哈尔滨市企业和投资服务局局长

小组讨论 3 俄乌冲突的非典型研究方法——屈辱、权力下放和摩尔多瓦的认知

Panel 3 会议号：510-708-369

负责人：松里公孝

主持人：松里公孝，东京大学教授

参会：

1. 情绪而非理性：屈辱循环和俄乌战争的起源，杨成，上海外国语大学教授

；蔡佳菲，上海外国语大学硕士生

2. 乌克兰在俄罗斯“特别军事行动”之前的领土整合：地方合并及其对选举的影响，瓦伦蒂娜·罗曼诺娃，基辅莫伊拉学院大学客座教授
3. 对岸的火灾：面对俄罗斯军队接近敖德萨时摩尔多瓦和“德涅斯特河沿岸”地区的政治分析，松里公孝，东京大学教授
4. 俄罗斯意识的文化构建途径：俄罗斯在乌克兰被占领土上的战略，伊琳娜·舒瓦洛娃，独立学者

评论人：林文昕，上海外国语大学助理研究员

小组讨论 4  乌克兰危机背景下的中东欧研究

Panel 4 会议号：785-898-255

负责人：门镜

主持人：门镜，华东师范大学政治与国际关系学院教授

参会：

1. 中医药国际传播在中东欧的优势构建，李永强，中国外文局当代中国与世界研究院助理研究员
2. 身份塑造与结构性契机：波兰的欧洲安全角色变迁逻辑，沈亦豪，上海外国语大学博士生
3. 中国与中东欧合作十年展望，高晓川，华东师范大学欧洲研究中心副主任
4. 乌克兰危机后波兰外交政策的新变化，雅罗辛斯卡·宝琳娜·娜塔莉亚， 华东师范大学政治与国际关系学院硕士生

评论人：扬科·什切帕诺维奇，华东师范大学俄罗斯研究中心博士后

小组讨论5 俄乌冲突下的北极治理与大国博弈

Panel 5 会议号：739-168-637

负责人：徐广淼

主持人：徐广淼，华东师范大学俄罗斯研究中心副教授

参会：

1、“三大范式”下俄乌冲突对北极的溢出效应，徐庆超，中国科学院国家创新与发展战略研究会北极可持续发展研究中心执行主任、研究员

2、地缘环境双重转变背景下俄罗斯北极战略特征与演进，易鑫磊，华东师范大学世界地理与地缘战略研究中心副研究员

3、北极美俄战略竞争：政策冲突、主要动因与发展趋势，曹亮，华东师范大学俄罗斯研究中心博士生

4、中俄美在北极地区核威慑领域的大国博弈，阿里夫·拉赫曼，华东师范大学政治与国际关系学院博士生

评论人：赵隆，上海国际问题研究院全球治理研究所副所长

小组讨论6 全球化时代“大欧亚”概念：地缘政治变迁

Panel 6 会议号： 314-763-178

负责人：

主持人：王骏涛，圣彼得堡理工大学副教授

参会：

1. 题目待定，王骏涛，圣彼得堡理工大学副教授
2. 题目待定，柳比娜·达里亚·叶夫根涅夫娜，圣彼得堡理工大学讲师
3. 新地缘政治现实下的欧亚一体化进程，阳书平，莫斯科大学博士生
4. 俄罗斯是赞助人还是利益相关者？——俄罗斯与德涅斯特河沿岸国家之间的赞助-客户关系研究，佐藤圭史，北海道医疗大学副教授

评论人：谢尔盖·彼留科夫，华东师范大学俄罗斯研究中心教授

小组讨论7 地缘风险、海外利益与新时期中国欧亚政策

Panel 7 会议号：644-169-826

负责人：马斌

主持人：马斌，复旦大学国际问题研究院俄罗斯中亚研究中心副研究员

参会：

1. “一带一路”与中国外交核心理念研究：以东方面貌推动全球化，古尔纳尔·沙伊梅尔格诺娃，哈萨克斯坦中国研究中心主任
2. 俄罗斯-东盟战略伙伴关系研究与反思，亚历山大·S.科罗廖夫，高等经济大学世界经济和世界政治系副教授
3. 多极世界秩序2.0时代：中国与其他大国在乌克兰、欧亚大陆和网络空间的利益冲突，姆赫·萨哈基扬，亚美尼亚科学院中国-欧亚政治与战略研究理事会主任

评论人：李亮，兰州大学副教授；王海燕，华东师范大学俄罗斯与欧亚研究院副院长，哈萨克斯坦研究中心主任

小组讨论8 乌克兰危机与后苏联空间重组

Panel 8  会议号：275-305-491

负责人：刘军

主持人：王玏，华东师范大学政治与国际关系学院讲师

参会：

1. 乌克兰危机与后苏联空间重组，刘军，华东师范大学俄罗斯研究中心教授
2. 乌克兰危机背景下俄哈合作研究，古尔娜拉·达巴耶娃，KIMEP国际关系系副教授
3. 自主性与不对称战争：俄罗斯近外地区秩序的衰落，孙超，中共江苏省委党校副教授
4. 乌克兰战争及其对俄罗斯的地位影响，扬科·什切帕诺维奇，华东师范大学俄罗斯研究中心博士后

评论人：艾伦·林奇，美国弗吉尼亚大学教授

小组讨论9：国内视角下的后苏联国家的威权政治动态：统治者、精英和公民

Panel 9  会议号：136-175-951

负责人：鳥飼将雅，大阪大学教授

主持人：松里公孝，东京大学教授

参会：

1. 招募具有前政权污名的有吸引力的候选人：消亡的威权执政党前成员的重新提名模式，鳥飼将雅，大阪大学教授
2. 专制政体中的民众抗议和精英与群众的联系：来自哈萨克斯坦的实验和观察证据，東島雅昌，东北大学教授
3. 内生的受欢迎程度：对支持的看法如何影响威权政权的受欢迎程度，奥拉·约翰·路特，威斯康星大学密尔沃基分校教授

评论人：黄以恒，香港教育大学助理教授

小组讨论10 俄罗斯文化的历史镜像与当代呈现

Panel 10 会议号：683-934-216

负责人：贝文力

主持人：贝文力，华东师范大学俄罗斯研究中心副主任

参会：

1. “Doomer”文化：透视俄罗斯，邓仕琴，兰州大学硕士生
2. “俄罗斯世界”：19世纪俄罗斯文化民族主义与帝国政策的当代演绎，方亮，北京师范大学博士生

3、官方叙事如何影响外交政策：以俄罗斯和乌克兰在乌克兰问题上的叙事争端为例，张严峻，上海社科院国际问题研究所助理研究员

4、俄罗斯青年政治偏好的想象与现实，张慧敏，华东师范大学博士生

评论人：宋羽竹，华东师范大学《俄罗斯研究》编辑

小组讨论11 俄乌冲突对中亚地缘政治形势的影响

Panel 11 会议号：760-983-580

负责人：王海燕

主持人：王海燕，华东师范大学俄罗斯与欧亚研究院副院长、哈萨克斯坦研究中心主任

参会：

1. 俄乌冲突背景下的集安组织现状及前景，郑润宇，华东师范大学俄罗斯研究中心讲师
2. 特别军事行动下的俄罗斯与中亚互动趋势，叶甫根尼·托洛茨基，托木斯克大学历史系教授
3. 盟友亦或中立：哈萨克斯坦对俄乌冲突的态度，马燕宁，浙江财经大学助理研究员

评论人：万青松，华东师范大学俄罗斯与欧亚研究院副院长

小组讨论 12 欧亚地区多样文明的互动与地缘政治格局的重构

Panel 12 会议号：132-153-460

负责人：贝文力

主持人：贝文力，华东师范大学俄罗斯研究中心副主任

参会：

1. 丰富和优化中俄人文交流合作的路径，贝文力，华东师范大学俄罗斯研究中心副主任
2. 人文合作——实现人民和谐共处之道，潘大渭，上海社科院俄罗斯和中亚研究中心主任
3. 对欧亚大陆地缘政治格局变化的几点思考，王宪举，中国人民大学俄罗斯研究中心副主任、浙江树人学院白俄罗斯研究中心主任
4. 中白合作：白俄罗斯共和国外交政策自我认同的因素（2000-2022年），叶夫根尼亚·D·萨尔米吉娜，华东师范大学博士生

评论人：潘大渭，上海社科院俄罗斯和中亚研究中心主任

小组讨论 14 俄乌冲突背景下西方制裁对俄罗斯及全球经济的影响

Panel 14 会议号：695-806-885

负责人：希加耶夫·安东·伊万诺维奇

主持人：希加耶夫·安东·伊万诺维奇，喀山联邦大学副教授

参会：

1. 题目待定，符永光，喀山联邦大学硕士生
2. 题目待定，希加耶夫·安东·伊万诺维奇，喀山联邦大学副教授
3. 俄语冲突背景下俄罗斯的反西方话语建构，崔雯怡，华东师范大学俄罗斯研究中心博士
4. 俄乌冲突后俄罗斯国际组织外交新动向，郑洁岚，上海外国语大学讲师

评论人：万青松，华东师范大学俄罗斯与欧亚研究院副院长

小组讨论 15 战争与和平下的俄罗斯、黑海和地中海地区：聚焦当地行为体

Panel 15 会议号：324-945-874

负责人：

主持人：门镜，华东师范大学政治与国际关系学院教授

参会：

1. 2022年乌克兰危机引发的以色列战略困境：否认中立及其前景研究，锦田爱子，庆应义塾大学副教授
2. 为什么普京在塞尔维亚深受喜爱？普雷德拉格·马尔科维奇，塞尔维亚当代历史研究所主任
3. 俄罗斯的军事干预决策研究：乌克兰（2014 年）、叙利亚（2015 年）和乌克兰（2022 年），大串敦，庆应义塾大学教授

评论人：今井宏平，亚洲经济研究所研究员

小组讨论 16 俄乌冲突的态势与影响

Panel 16 会议号：836-844-841

负责人：阿尔泰·杜尔巴阿

主持人：阿尔泰·杜尔巴阿，蒙古国科学院国际问题研究所所长

参会：

1. 俄乌冲突背景下的后苏联空间局势，谢尔盖·比留科夫，华东师范大学俄罗斯研究中心教授
2. 俄乌冲突背景下的信息战，樊文进，上海外国语大学博士生
3. 西方国家体育政治化探析——以俄罗斯两届奥运会为例，邢晓曼，吉林大学硕士生
4. 协调与疏离：欧洲对美政策探析，李云鹏，上海外国语大学国际关系与公共事务学院博士生

评论人：丹尼斯·别尔达科夫，吉尔吉斯俄罗斯斯拉夫大学讲师

小组讨论 17 苏联历史的记忆及当代投影

Panel 17 会议号：570-860-978

负责人：施越

主持人：施越，北京大学助理教授

参会：

1. 爱可以公共化吗？ 早期苏联电影中的公共公寓生活，本田晃子， 冈山大学副教授
2. 中亚文明史与苏联建国计划，施越，北京大学助理教授
3. 戈尔巴乔夫改革：苏联对蒙古利益的影响和变化（1985-1990），阿尔泰·杜尔巴阿，蒙古国科学院国际问题研究所所长
4. 苏联对捷克斯洛伐克政策研究（1968-1969），孙涛，华东师范大学马克思主义学院博士生

评论人：肖辉忠，华东师范大学俄罗斯研究中心

小组讨论 18  中亚国家的政治、外交及其他

Panel 18 会议号：883-819-177

负责人：孙超

主持人：雷建锋，外交学院外交学系副教授

参会：

1. 土库曼斯坦参与中亚一体化的策略与挑战，谢诚，上海政法学院硕士生
2. 日本官方发展援助在加强塔吉克斯坦安全中的作用，库尔班诺夫·纳扎尔·伊斯拉莫维奇，莫斯科国际关系学院助教
3. 哈萨克斯坦的体制改革和一月抗议期间对政治稳定的挑战分析，特诺夫·尼古拉，哈萨克斯坦欧亚国立大学硕士生
4. 托卡耶夫政府外交特色分析，贾鹏悦，华东师范大学政治与国际关系学院硕士生
5. 乌兹别克斯坦大学一年级统计学课程中学生的成功。学生的特点是否影响他们的学业成绩？，亚历山大·阿基莫夫，澳大利亚格里菲斯大学

评论人：孙超，中共江苏省委党校副教授

小组讨论 19 欧亚国家对俄乌冲突的回应

Panel 19 会议号：336-516-086

负责人：张红

主持人：张红，华东师范大学俄罗斯研究中心助理研究员

参会：

1. 乌克兰危机后的蒙俄关系，阿迪亚·尼亚姆多尔金，蒙古国科学院国际问题研究所俄罗斯研究部研究员
2. 土耳其的欧亚主义，曹欣茹，上海外国语大学硕士生
3. 土耳其的欧亚视角：方法与原则，陶静虹，乌拉尔联邦大学博士生
4. 评价俄罗斯向东转战略：比较亚洲国家如何回应俄罗斯在克里米亚和顿巴斯的行动，王家豪，莫斯科国际关系学院博士生
5. 土耳其：区域大国的战略意愿与现实困境，彭博，上海环太国际战略研究中心经济师

评论人：张昕，华东师范大学俄罗斯研究中心副研究员

小组讨论 20  新地缘政治条件下的俄罗斯对外经济关系

Panel 20 会议号：801-822-936

负责人：

主持人：刘军梅，复旦大学俄罗斯与中亚研究中心研究员

参会：

1. 制裁对俄罗斯地区对外贸易关系的影响，谢罗夫·伊格纳季耶夫、弗拉基米尔·根里克霍维奇，圣彼得堡大学副教授
2. 制裁背景下俄罗斯外贸物流重组：挑战与前景，波波娃·卢德米拉·瓦列列夫娜，圣彼得堡大学副教授
3. 俄罗斯联邦与欧盟经济关系的理性与非理性研究，特罗菲缅科·奥尔加·尤里耶夫娜，圣彼得堡大学世界经济系代系主任

评论人：苏特林·谢尔盖·费利克索维奇，圣彼得堡大学教授

Special Panel Discussion: Responding to the Ukraine Crisis - Assessing Needs and Promoting International Academic Cooperation（Meeting ID: 851-731-973）

Panel Chair: Andrii Krawchuk

Moderator: Andrii Krawchuk (Canada),University of Sudbury, ICCEES

Panalists:

1. Andrii Krawchuk (Canada), Professor at University of Sudbury, President of the ICCEES
2. Henrik Hallgren (Sweden), President of the Swedish Society for the Study of Russia, Central and Eastern Europe, and Central Asia
3. Pia Koivunen (Finland), President of the Finnish Association for Russian and East European Studies
4. Yoshiro Ikeda (Japan), President of the JCREES
5. Mark Conliffe (Canada), President of the Canadian Association of Slavists
6. Carole Sigman (France), Researcher of French National Centre for Scientific Research

Commentator :

Panel Discussion 1: Financial and Economic Processes in Modern Russia （Meeting ID: 441-928-700）

Panel Chair: Qu Wenyi

Moderator: Qu Wenyi, Professor of the CRS, East China Normal University

Panalists:

1. A Study of the Financial Types of the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia, Na Chuanlin, Professor of Jiangsu Normal University
2. Decoupling and the New Reality of Russian Financial Multinationals, Viktor Gorshkov, Associate Professor of University of Niigata Prefecture
3. Trade Potential of High-Tech Products between Russia and China, Geng Changjun, PhD Candidate of  M. V. Lomonosov Moscow State University

Commentator: Yin Ruyu, Assistant Researcher of the Research Center for Economy and Politics of Transition Countries, Liaoning University

Panel Discussion 2: Opportunities and Challenges of Russian-Chinese Economic and Trade Cooperation in the New Era （Meeting ID: 186-541-495）

Panel Chair: Cui Heng, Fu Yanjie

Moderator: Fu Yanjie, Secretary general of The Union of Chinese Entrepreneurs in Russia

Panalists:

1. Opportunities and Challenges of Russian-Chinese Economic and Trade Cooperation in the New Situation, Fu Yanjie, Secretary of  the Union of Chinese Entrepreneurs in Russia
2. The Dilemma of Chinese Port Cities Under the Covid-19 Pandemic - Based on a Field Survey in Suifenhe, Cui Heng, Postdoctoral Researcher of the CRS, East China Normal University
3. Title to be determined, Svetlana Tumanova , Executive Director of the Moscow International Business Association
4. Title to be determined, Sergey Sharonov , Vice President of the Solidarnost Bank,  Russia
5. Title to be determined, Konstantin Sidorenko , Director of the Trade Representation of the Russian Federation to the People's Republic of China

Commentator: Chen Shusen, Director of the Harbin Enterprise and Investment Service Bureau, China

Panel Discussion 3: An Atypical Approach to the Study of the  Russian-Ukrainian Conflict--Humiliation, Decentralization, and the Perception of Moldova （Meeting ID: 510-708-369）

Panel Chair: Kimitaka Matsuzato

Moderator: Kimitaka Matsuzato, The University of Tokyo

Panalists:

1. Emotion Rather Than Reason: the Cycle of Humiliation and the Origins of the Russo-Ukrainian War, Yang Cheng, Professor of the Shanghai International Studies University; Ca Jiafei, Gratuate Student of Shanghai International Studies University
2. Territorial Consolidation in Ukraine Prior to the Russian Military Invasion: Local Consolidation and Its Impact on Elections, Valentyna Romanova, Visiting Professor of the Kyiv-Mohyla Academy University
3. Fires Across the River: Political Analysis of Moldova and Transnistria in the Face of Russian Troops Approaching Odessa, Kimitaka Matsuzato, Professor of the University of Tokyo
4. Constructing Russianness Through Culture: Russia’s Strategies in the Occupied Ukrainian Territories, Iryna Shuvalova , Independent Researcher

Commentator: Lin Wenxin, Assistant Researcher of Shanghai International Studies University

Panel Discussion 4: Central and Eastern European Studies in the Context of the Ukraine Crisis （Meeting ID: 785-898-255）

Panel Chair: Men Jing

Moderator: Men Jing, Professor of the School of Politics and International Relations, East China Normal University

Panalists:

1. Building Advantages of International Communication of Chinese Medicine in Central and Eastern Europe, Li Yongqiang, Assistant Researcher of the  Academy of Contemporary China and World Studies
2. Identity Shaping and Structural Opportunity: Poland's Changing European Security Role Logic, Shen Yihao, PhD Candidate of Shanghai International Studies University
3. A Decade of Cooperation Between China and Central and Eastern Europe, Gao Xiaochuan, Deputy Director of the Center for European Studies
4. New Changes in Polish Foreign Policy after the Ukraine Crisis, Jarosinska Paulina Natalya, Gratuate Student of the School of Politics and International Relations, East China Normal University

Commentator: Janko Šćepanović, Postdoctoral Researcher of the CRS, East China Normal University

Panel Discussion 5: Arctic Governance and the Great Power Game under the Russia-Ukraine Conflict （Meeting ID: 739-168-637）

Panel Chair: Xu Guangmiao

Moderator: Xu Guangmiao, Associate Professor of the CRS, East China Normal University

Panalists:

1. The Spillover Effect of the Russia-Ukraine Conflict on the Arctic under the IR Three Paradigms，Dr. Qingchao Xu, Associate Professor of University of Chinese Academy of Sciences; Director of the Center for Arctic Sustainability Studies, China Institute for Innovation & Development Strategy
2. Characteristics and Evolution of Russia's Arctic Geostrategy in the Context of Dual Geoenvironmental Transformations, Yi Xinlei, Associate Researcher of the Center for World Geography and Geostrategy Research, East China Normal University
3. U.S.-Russian Strategic Competition in the Arctic: Policy Conflicts, Main Motivations and Development Trends, Cao Liang, PhD Candidate of the CRS, East China Normal University
4. Great power game between China-Russia-USA in the field of nuclear deterence within the Arctic Arena, Arifur Rahman, PhD Candidate of the School of Politics and International Relations, East China University

Commentator: Zhao Long, Deputy Director, Institute of Global Governance, Shanghai Institutes for International Studies

Panel Discussion 6: The Concept of "Greater Eurasia" in the Era of Globalization: Geopolitical Changes （Meeting ID: 314-763-178）

Panel Chair: Wang Juntao

Moderator: Wang Juntao , Peter the Great St.Petersburg Polytechnic University

Panalists:

1. Title to be determined, Wang Juntao , Associate Professor of Peter the Great St.Petersburg Polytechnic University
2. Title to be determined, Lubina Daria Evgenyevna , Lecturer of the Peter the Great St.Petersburg Polytechnic University
3. Eurasian Integration Process Within New Geopolitical Realities, Yang Shuping, PhD Candidate of  M. V. Lomonosov Moscow State University
4. Is Russia a sponsor or a stakeholder? --A Study of Sponsor-Client Relations between Russia and the Transnistrian countries, Keiji Sato, Associate Professor of Health Sciences University of Hokkaido

Commentator: Sergey V. Biryukov, Professor of the CRS, East China Normal University

Panel Discussion 7: Geopolitical Risks, Overseas Interests and China's Eurasian Policy in the New Era（Meeting ID: 644-169-826）

Panel Chair: Bin MA

Moderator: Bin MA, Deputy director of the SCO Studies, Associate professor of the Center for Russian and Central Asian Studies, Fudan University

Panelists:

1.  “The BRI as a Key Concept of China’s Foreign Policy and the Promotion of Globalization with an Eastern Face”，Gulnar Shaimergenova, Director of the Kazakhstan Center for the Study of China, Kazakhstan
2.  “Russia-ASEAN Strategic Partnership: is It Really Strategic？”，Alexander S. Korolev, Associate Professor, Deputy Head of the Centre for Comprehensive European and International Studies, Higher School of Economics, Russia
3.  “China and Colliding Interests of Great powers in Ukraine, Eurasia, and Cyberspace in the Era of Multipolar World Order 2.0”, Mher D. Sahakyan, Director, China-Eurasia Council for Political and Strategic Research, Armenia

Commentator：Li Liang, Associate Professor of Lan Zhou Univeristy, Wang Haiyan, Associate Researcher,Vice President of Institute of Russian and Eurasian Studies and Director of the Centre for Kazakhstan studies of East China Normal University

Panel Disscussion 8: The Ukraine Crisis and the Restructuring of Post-Soviet Space （Meeting ID: 275-305-491）

Panel Chair: Liu Jun

Moderator: Wang Le, Lecturer of the School of Politics and International Relations, East China Normal University

Panalists:

1. The Ukraine Crisis and the Restructuring of Post-Soviet Space,  Liu Jun, Professor of the CRS, East China Normal University
2. Kazakhstan-Russian collaboration in context of Ukraine crisis, Gulnara Dadabayexa, Associate Professor of the Department of International Relations, KIMEP University
3. Autonomy and Asymmetric Warfare: The Decline of Russia's Near-Foreign Regional Order, Sun Chao, Associate Professor of CPC Jiangsu Provincial Committee Party School
4. The War in Ukraine and Its Impact on the Status of Russia, Janko Šćepanović, Postdoctoral Researcher of the CRS, East Normal University

Commentator: Allen Lynch, Professor of University of Virginia

Panel Discussion 9: Authoritarian Political Dynamics in Post-Soviet States in Domestic Perspective: Rulers, Elites, and Citizens （Meeting ID: 136-175-951）

Panel Chair: Masatomo Torikai

Moderator: Kimitaka Matsuzato , The University of Tokyo

Panalists:

1. Recruiting Attractive Candidates with Former Regime Stigmas: A Renomination Model for Former Members of the Demised Authoritarian Ruling Party, Masatomo Torikai ,  Professor of Osaka University
2. Popular Protest and Elite-Mass Linkages in Authoritarian Regimes: Experimental and Observational Evidence from Kazakhstan, Masaaki Higashijima, Professor of Tohoku University
3. Endogenous Popularity: How Perceptions of Support Affect the Popularity of Authoritarian Regimes, Ora John Reuter , Professor of UW-Milwaukee

Commentator: Huang Yiheng , Assistant Professor of The Education University of Hong Kong

Panel Discussion 10: Historical mirroring and contemporary presentation of Russian culture （Meeting ID: 683-934-216）

Panel Chair: Bei Wenli

Moderator: Bei Wenli, Deputy Director of the CRS, East China Normal University

Panalists:

1. "Doomer" Culture: A Perspective on Russia, Deng Shiqin, Gratuate Student of Lanzhou University
2. The "Russian World": A Contemporary Interpretation of Russian Cultural Nationalism and Imperial Policy in the 19th Century, Fang Liang, PhD Candidate of Beijing Normal University
3. How Official Narratives Affect Foreign Policy: A Case Study of the Narrative Dispute between Russia and Ukraine over Ukraine, Zhang Yanjun, Assistant Researcher, Shanghai Institute of International Relations(SIIS)
4. Imagination and Reality of Political Preferences of Russian Youth，Zhang Huimin，PhD Candidate of East China Normal University

Commentator: Song Yuzhu, Editor of Russian Studies of the CRS, East China Normal University 

Panel Discussion 11: Impact of the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict on the Geopolitical Situation in Central Asia (TBD) （Meeting ID: 760-983-580）

Panel Chair:Wang Haiyan

Moderator: Wang Haiyan, Associate Researcher,Vice President of Institute of Russian and Eurasian Studies and Director of the Centre for Kazakhstan studies of East China Normal University

Panalists:

1. The status and prospects of the CSTO in the context of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Zheng Runyu, Lecturer of the CRS, East China Normal University
2. Trends in Russia's Interaction with Central Asia under Special Military Operations, Evgeny Troitskiy, Professor of the Department of History, Tomsk State University
3. Allies or Neutrals: Kazakhstan's Approach to the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict, Ma Yanning, Assistant Researcher of Zhejiang University of Finance & Economics

Commentator: Wan Qinsong, Associate professor, Vice President of Institute of Russian and Eurasian Studies of East China Normal University

Panel Discussion 12: The Interaction of Diverse Civilizations and the Reconstruction of Geopolitical Patterns in Eurasia （Meeting ID: 132-153-460）

Panel Chair: Bei Wenli

Moderator: Bei Wenli, Deputy Director of the CRS, East China Normal University

Panalists:

1. The Study on Enrichment and optimization of the path of Sino-Russian cultural exchanges and cooperation Bei Wenli, Deputy Director of the CRS, East China Normal University
2. Humanistic Cooperation--The Way to Realize the Harmonious Coexistence of the People, Pan Dawei, Director of the Center for Russian and Central Asian Studies, SASS
3. Some Reflections on the Changing Geopolitical Landscape of Eurasia, Wang Xianju, Deputy Director of the Center for Russian Studies, Renmin University of China, Director of Belarusian Studies Center, Zhejiang Shulin College
4. China-Belarus cooperation as the factor of the foreign policy self-identification of the Republic of Belarus (2000 - 2022s)，Evgeniya D. Salmygina, PhD Candidate of East China Normal University

Commentator: Pan Dawei, Director of the Center for Russian and Central Asian Studies, SASS

Panel Discussion 14: The Impact of Western Sanctions on Russia and the Global Economy in the Context of the Russia-Ukraine Conflict （Meeting ID: 695-806-885）

Panel Chair: Anton Ivanovich Shigaev

Moderator: Anton Ivanovich Shigaev,Associate Professor of Kazan Federal University

Panalists:

1. Title to be determined, Fu Yongguang, Graduate Student of Kazan Federal University
2. Title to be determined, Anton Ivanovich Shigaev,Associate Professor of Kazan Federal University
3. Russia's Anti-Western Discourse Construction under the Background of Russian Language Conflict, Cui Wenyi,PhD Candidate of the CRS, East China Normal University
4. New Trends in the Diplomacy of Russian International Organizations after the Russia-Ukraine Conflict, Zheng Jielan, Lecturer, Shanghai International Studies University

Commentator: Wan Qinsong, Vice President of Institute of Russian and Eurasian Studies of East China Normal University

Panel Discussion 15:Russia, the Black Sea and the Mediterranean under War and Peace: Spotlight on Local Actors （Meeting ID: 324-945-874）

Panel Chair:

Moderator:  Men Jing, Professor of East China Normal University

Panalists:

1. Israel's Strategic Dilemma Raised by the Ukraine Crisis in 2022, Aiko Nishikida, Associate Professor of Keio University
2. Why is Putin beloved in Serbia? Predrag Markovic, Director of the Institute of Contemporary History of Serbia
3. Studies of Russian military intervention decisions: Ukraine (2014), Syria (2015), and Ukraine (2022), Atsushi Ogushix, Professor of Keio University

Commentator: Kohei Imai, Researcher of the IDE-JETRO

Panel Discussion 16: Situation and Impact of the Russia-Ukraine Conflict （Meeting ID: 836-844-841）

Panel Chair: Altai Dulbaa

Moderator: Altai Dulbaa, President of Mongolian Association for Central and Eastern Europe studies

Panalists:

1. The situation in the post-Soviet space in the context of the Russian-Ukrainian confrontation, Sergey V. Biryukov, Professor of East China Normal University
2. Information Warfare in the Context of the Russia-Ukraine Conflict, Fan Wenjin, PhD Candidate of Shanghai International Studies University
3. Exploring the Politicization of Sports in Western Countries--Two Olympic Games in Russia as an Example, Xing Xiaoman, Graduate Student of Jilin University
4. Harmonization and Alienation: An Exploration of European Policy toward the United States, Li Yunpeng, PhD Candidate of Shanghai International Studies University

Commentator: Denis Berdakov, Lecturer of  Kyrgyz Russian Slavic University

Panel Discussion 17: The Memory of Soviet History and Contemporary Projection （Meeting ID: 570-860-978）

Panel Chair: Shi Yue

Moderator: Shi Yue, Assistant Professor of Peking University

Panalists:

1. Can Love be Communalized? Life in public apartments in early Soviet films, Akiko Honda, Associate Professor of Okayama University
2. The History of Central Asian Civilization and the Soviet State-Building Project, Shi Yue, Assistant Professor of Peking University
3. The Gorbachev Reforms: Soviet Influence and Changes in Mongolian Interests (1985-1990), Altai Dulbaa, President of Mongolian Association for Central and Eastern Europe studies
4. A Study of Soviet Policy Toward Czechoslovakia (1968-1969), Sun Tao, PhD candidate, Department of History, East China Normal University

Commentator: Xiao Huizhong, East China Normal University

Panel Discussion 18: Political and Diplomatic Trends in Central Asian Countries and beyond （Meeting ID: 883-819-177）

Panel Chair: Sun Chao

Moderator: Lei Jianfeng, Associate Professor of the Department of Foreign Affairs, Chinese University of Foreign Affairs

Panalists:

1. Strategies and Challenges of Turkmenistan's Panalists in Central Asian Integration, Xie Cheng, Graduate Student of Shanghai University of Political Science and Law
2. The Role of Japanese Official Development Assistance in Enhancing Security in Tajikistan, Kurbanov Nazar Islamovich, Teaching Assistant of Moscow State Institute of International Relations
3. Analysis of Institutional Reforms in Kazakhstan and Challenges to Political Stability during the January Protests,Nikolai Ternov, Graduate Student of Eurasian National University
4. Analysis of diplomatic characteristics of Tokayev government, Jia Pengyue, Graduate Student of School of Politics and International Relations, East China Normal University
5. Student success in a university first-year statistics course in Uzbekistan: Do students characteristics affect their academic performance?, Alexandr Akimov, Griffith University Australia

Commentator: Sun Chao, Associate Professor of CPC Jiangsu Provincial Committee Party School

Panel Discussion 19: Eurasian Countries Respond to Russia-Ukraine Conflict （Meeting ID: 336-516-086）

Panel Chair: Zhang Hong

Moderator: Zhang Hong, Associate Researcher of the CRS, East China Normal University

Panalists:

1. Mongolia-Russia relations after the crisis in Ukraine, Adiya NYAMDOLJIN, Head of the Department of Russian Studies of the Institute of International Studies, MAS
2. Eurasianism in Turkey, Cao Xinru, Graduate Student of Shanghai International Studies University
3. Eurasian Perspectives on Turkey: Methods and Principles, Tao Jinghong, PhD Candidate of Ural Federal University
4. Evaluating Russia's Turning East Strategy: Comparing How Asian Countries Responded to Russia's Actions in Crimea and the Donbas, Wang Jiahao, PhD Candidate of Moscow State Institute of International Relations
5. Turkey: The Strategic Will and Realistic Dilemma of a Regional Power, Peng Bo, Shanghai International Rim-Pac Stratedy Study Center

Commentator: Zhang Xin, Deputy director of the CRS, East China Normal University

Panel Discussion 20: Russia's foreign economic relations in the new geopolitical conditions  （Meeting ID: 801-822-936）

Panel Chair:Liu Junmei

Moderator: Liu Junmei, Professor of Center for Russian and Central Asian Studies, Fudan University

Panalists:

1. The impact of sanctions on the foreign trade relations of Russian regions, Sherov-Ignatiev, Vladimir Genrikhovich, Associate Professor of Saint Petersburg State University
2. Restructuring of Russian foreign trade logistics in the context of sanctions: challenges and prospects, Popova Lyudmila Valeryevna, Associate Professor of Saint Petersburg State University
3. Rational and Irrational Studies of Economic Relations between the Russian Federation and the EU, Olga Yurievna Trofimenko, Saint Petersburg State University

Commentator: Sergey Feliksovich Sutyrin, Professor of Saint Petersburg State University