This week, Aigine CRC began publishing lectures of partners in the framework of the project “Mobilizing academic communities in Central Asia to produce new knowledge about the 1916 Uprising and to build shared academic platforms for exchanging and disseminating knowledge about ethnically or/and politically sensitive topics”. The project is supported by the Open Society Foundation.
Sergei Oushakine, professor of Princeton University, Program inRussian, East European and Eurasian Studies: ” Victimhood on Display: History as Trauma”
https://www.facebook.com/abdirahmanova.aiza/videos/1160059824157630/
Tomohiko Uyama, professor Hokkaido University, History and Area Studies / Slavic Studies Department: “What inheritance do we renounce? Merits and demerits of the heritage of Soviet historiography”.
https://www.facebook.com/abdirahmanova.aiza/videos/1162141903949422/
Ali Igmen, professor of California State University, Oral History Program, department of History: “Is it possible to study Central Asian History without Eurocentrism or Soviet-centrism?”
https://www.facebook.com/abdirahmanova.aiza/videos/1163856647111281/
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