and meanings within the transnational pursuit of socialist politics. We welcome contributions that address different periods of state socialism (pre-WWII, post-WWII) and places within the Soviet Union, socialist Eastern Europe, or other parts of the world.

We invite papers that analyze the construction and (re)negotiation of communist/socialist internationalism through cultural institutions (e.g., periodicals, publishers) and practices (e.g., translation, layout design), focusing on the opportunities they created for local agency, forms,

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Did you approach the colleague directly and offer advice? If not, I wonder how they would feel if they saw this post featuring their slides…

Yes and yes. But you knew that already. Looking forward to our panel!

I keep thinking how my students would respond. The ones that reject ChatGPT: "duh!" The ones that use it (terrifying percentage, redacted): "Plausible is good enough, how cares about knowledge?" So, I feel like the underlying tenet doesn't fully work in our educational system and society anymore.

I'd love if you could add me! Thank you!