• January 7 (Thu.)

SRC Seminar

Speaker:	Beatrice Penati (JSPS Postdoctoral Fellow)
Title:	Russian Muslim Emigres within the "Promethean Front": Views from Europe (1919-1939)
Language:	English
Date & Time:	January 7 (Thu.) 16:30-18:00
Place:	Slavic Research Center, Meeting room (401)
Contact:	Tomohiko Uyama (Tel:+81-11-706-3787)

• January 20 (Wed.)

SRC Seminar

Speaker:	Andrew Gentes (University of Queensland, Australia/FVFP Fellow, SRC)
Title:	Sakhalin as Cause Celebre: The Re-signification of Tsarist Russia’s Penal Colony
Language:	English
Date & Time:	January 20 (Wed.), 2010, 16:30-18:00
Place:	Slavic Research Center, Meeting room (401)
	Everyone interested in this topic is welcome to attend.
Contact:	Norihiro Naganawa (Tel:+81-11-706-3790)

• February 3 (Wed.)

Comparative Analysis of the EU-CIS, Russia-Transcaucasus, and Russia-China Border Areas

Joint Seminar by the Graduate Institute of Russian Studies, Heilongjiang University, and Slavic Research Center, Hokkaido University
Time:	February 3, 2010, 3 p.m.-6 p.m.
Place:	Conference Room at the Comprehensive Building (8th Floor), Heilongjiang University, Harbin
Working language:	Russian
Papers:	André Simonyi, Ottawa University, and Jessica Allina-Pisano, Ottawa University “The Social Life of Borders: Political Economy at the Edge of the EU.”
	Kimitaka Matsuzato, Hokkaido University “The Five Day War and Transnational Politics: A Semiospace Spanning the Borders between Georgia, Russia and Ossetia.”
	Zhao Chuanjun, Heilongjiang University “Creating a Free Trade Zone in the Russia-China Border Region”
This event is supported by the Scientific Research on Innovative Areas, “Comparative Research on Major Regional Powers in Eurasia” and the Global COE Program, “Reshaping Japan’s Border Studies,” both financed by the Japan Ministry of Education.
Web site:	http://www.hlju.edu.cn/
Contact:	Kimitaka MATSUZATO

• February 17 (Wed.)

Slavic Research Seminar

Topic:	Why did Dr. Chekhov Ignore his TB?
Lecturer:	Michael Finke (Professor and Head, Dept. of Slavic Languages and Literatures, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign / SRC Visiting Professor)
Date & Time:	February 17, 17:00-18:30
Language:	English
Place:	Slavic Research Center, Room 401 (4th floor)
Contact:	Tetsuo Mochizuki (Tel:+81-11-706-3801)

• February 18 (Thu.)
  

GCOE SRC Special Seminar Robert Greenberg "The Redrawing of Ethnic and Linguistic Borders in the Balkans"

Data&Time:	Thursday, Feb. 18th, 2010 16:30-18:00P.M.
Place:	4F Conference Room, SRC
Details:	See this page.

• March 11 (Thu.)
  

SRC Seminar

Lecturer:	Zhanat Kundakbayeva (Professor, Kazakh National University / SRC)
Topic:	Политика Российской империи в Северном Прикаспии в XVIII веке: изобретенные традиции и символическая власть
Language:	Russian
Data&Time:	March 11 (Thu.),  16:00～17:30
Place:	Slavic Research Center, Room 401 (4th floor)
Contact:	Tomohiko Uyama (Tel:+81-11-706-3787)

• April 20 (Tue.)
  

SRC Seminar

Lecturer:	Mirzokhid Rakhimov (Institute of History, Uzbekistan Academy of Sciences)
Topic:	Japan and Central Asia: Dynamics of Bilateral and Multilateral Partnership
Language:	English
Data&Time:	April 20 (Tue.),  10:30～12:00
Place:	Slavic Research Center, Room 401 (4th floor)
Contact:	Tomohiko Uyama (Tel:+81-11-706-3787)

• June 7 (Mon.)
  

GCOE-SRC Special Seminar

Data&Time:	June 7 (Mon.),  14:45～16:15
Topic:	"Cross-border Turkic and Iranian language retention in the West and East Slavic lands and beyond:  A tentative classification"
Lecturer:	Paul Wexler (Tel Aviv Univ.)
Language:	English
Place:	Slavic Research Center, Room 403 (4th floor)
Contact:	NOMACHI Motoki (Tel:+81-11-706-3158)

• June 7 (Mon.)
  

GCOE-SRC Special Seminar

Data&Time:	June 7 (Mon.),  16:30～18:00
Topic:	Rare Phenomena in Case Marking and Their Implications for a Theory of  Typological Distributions
Lecturer:	Andrej Malchukov（Institute of Linguistics, Russian Academy of  Science / National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics）
Language:	English
Place:	Slavic Research Center, Room 403 (4th floor)
Contact:	NOMACHI Motoki (Tel:+81-11-706-3158)

• June 17 (Thu.)
  

GCOE-SRC Special Seminar

Data&Time:	June 17 (Thu.),  16:30～18:00
Topic:	"Cross-Border Linguistic Nationalism in the Central and Eastern Balkans "
Lecturer:	Jouko Lindstedt (Univ. of Helsinki)
Language:	English
Place:	Slavic Research Center, Room 403 (4th floor)
Contact:	NOMACHI Motoki (Tel:+81-11-706-3158)

• June 19 (Sat.)
  

GCOE-SRC Special Seminar / co-sponsored by Japan Society of West Slavic Studies

Data&Time:	June 19 (Sat.),15:30～16：30
Topic:	"Towards Understanding the Balkan Linguistic Area "
Lecturer:	Jouko Lindstedt (Univ. of Helsinki)
Language:	English
Place:	Waseda University ( Waseda Campus, Building 3,2nd floor, Meeting room 1 )
Contact:	NOMACHI Motoki (Tel:+81-11-706-3158)

• June 25 (Fri.)
  

GCOE・SRC/ Dept. of Contemporary Literary Studies (U. of Tokyo) Special Seminar

Lecturer:	Ljudmila Popović (Professor, Univ. of Belgrade / SRC)
Topic:	Когнитивный подход к изучению способов глагольного действия в русском и других славянских языках      Handout      Abstract
Data&Time:	June 25 (Fri.), 16:50～18:30
Language:	Russian
Place:	Tokyo University *MAP
Contact:	NORIMATSU Kyohei（ Tel.  03-5841-3847 E-mail: slav@l.u-tokyo.ac.jp） NOMACHI Motoki （ Tel. 090-3962-0839 E-mail: mnomachi@slav.hokudai.ac.jp）

• July 2 (Fri.)
  

GCOE・SRC/ Dept. of Contemporary Literary Studies (U. of Tokyo) Special Seminar

Lecturer:	Ljudmila Popović (Professor, Univ. of Belgrade / SRC)
Topic:	Когнитивный подход к изучению способов глагольного действия в русском и других славянских языках
Data&Time:	July 2 (Fri.), 16:50～18:30

• July7-9(Wed.-Fri.)

SRC 2010 Summer International Symposium Orient on Orient: Images of Asia in Eurasian Countries

Location:	Room 403, Slavic Research Center, Sapporo
Website:	See  this.
Contact:	Tel.:011-706-2388 E-mail: MOCHIZUKI Testuo

• July 10(Sat.)

Reigonal Powers Project (Group 4) and SRC Seminar

Lecturer:	Alexander Morrison (University of Liverpool / SRC)
Topic:	Twin imperial disasters: the invasions of Khiva and Afghanistan in the Russian and British official mind, 1839-41
Language:	English
Date & Time:	July 10 (Saturday) 10:00～11:45
Place:	Slavic Research Center, Room 401 (4th floor)
Contact:	Tomohiko Uyama (Tel:+81-11-706-3787)

• July 11(Sun.)

Regional Powers Project and SRC Seminar

Lecturer:	Pami Aalto (University of Tampere, Finland/ SRC)
Topic:	The Emerging New Energy Agenda and Russia: Implications for Russia’s Main Markets in Europe
Language:	English
Date & Time:	July 11 (Sunday), 10:00～12:00
Place:	Slavic Research Center, Room 401 (4th floor)
Contact:	Shinichiro Tabata (Tel:+81-11-706-3797)

• July 11(Sun.)

Regional Powers Project and SRC Seminar

Lecturer:	Dragana Mitrovic (University of Belgrade/ Doshisha University)
Topic:	No Big News in the Dragon’s Nest China’s Response to the Challenges of the World Economic Crises
Language:	English
Date & Time:	July 11 (Sunday), 13:30～15:00
Place:	Slavic Research Center, Room 401 (4th floor)
Contact:	Shinichiro Tabata (Tel:+81-11-706-3797)

• July 20(Tue.)

Regional Powers Project and SRC Seminar

Lecturer:	Robert J. McMahon (Ohio State University, USA)
Topic:	The South Asian Triangle: American, Soviet and Chinese Regional  Interventions, 1947-1971
Date & Time:	July 20 (Tuesday) 16:30-18:00
Language:	English
Place:	Slavic Research Center, Room 401 (4th floor)
Contact:	David Wolff (urufu@usa.net)

• July 22(Thu.)

Special Seminar

Lecturer:	Alexander Morrison (University of Liverpool / SRC)
Topic:	Metropole, colony and imperial citizenship in the Russian Empire
Date & Time:	July 22 (Thursday,) 14:45-16:15
Language:	English
Place:	Slavic Research Center, Room 401 (4th floor)
Contact:	UYAMA Tomohiko

• September 27 (Mon.)
  

GCOE Seminar “Vojvodina as a Multilingual Society: Intersecting Borders, Cultures and Identities”

Sponsored by	Global COE “Reshaping Japan’s Border Studies”
Co-sponsored by	Slavic Research Center
Date & Time:	Septenber 27 (Mon.) 10：20-17：30
Place:	Slavic Research Center, Room 403 (4th floor)
Contact:	NOMACHI Motoki （SRC, E-mail: mnomachi@slav.hokudai.ac.jp）
Program:
10:20-10:30	Opening Remarks
10:30-12:00	Part I Title: Ruthenians versus Ukrainians in Serbia and how they are interwoven Speaker: Ljudmila Popović (Univ.of Belgrade/SRC) Discussant: Susumu Nagayo (Waseda Univ.) Language: English
13:30-15:00	Part II Title: Internal and External Borders of the Slovak Language: Slovak as a national language and language of diaspora Speaker: Miroslav Dudok (Univ. of Novi Sad/ Comenius Univ.) Discussant: Satoshi Hashimoto (Hokkaido Univ.) Language: Slovak Interpreter: Dana Hashimoto, Hokkaido Univ.
15:15-17:30	Part III Showing of film “Hranica (lit. border)” (Director: Jaroslav Vojtek) Commentator: Jana Dudkova (Institute of Theatre and Film Research, Slovak Academy of Sciences) Title:The Border: a Slovak Film and the Problem of  Constructing of Collective Identity Language: English

• October 7(Thu.)
  

GCOE-SRC Special Seminar

Data&Time:	October 7(Thu.) 16:30-18:00
Topic:	Language Borders Within the Speaker - Codeswitching Practices and Bi- and Multi-lingualism in the Balkans
Lecturer:	Victor Friedman (Univ. of Chicago)
Language:	English
Place:	Slavic Research Center, Room 403 (4th floor)
	This lecture will focus on Turkish conjugation in Balkan Romani but also examine  e.g. Romani and Macedonian, Macedonian and Judezmo, Albanian and Macedonian.  It will challenge formalist approaches such as concepts of embedded versus matrix languages, single grammars of multiple languages, or so-called imperfect learning. concepts such as intertwining and code-compartmentalization will be discussed.
Contact:	NOMACHI Motoki(Tel:+81-11-706-3158)

• October 12 (Tue.)
  

Special Seminar

Co-sponsored by:	Global COE “Reshaping Japan’s Border Studies”
Lecturer:	Victor Friedman (Univ. of Chicago)
Topic:	Borders of Identity - Creating Balkan Selves
	This lecture will look at the history of borders of identity in the Balkans, with special reference to approaches to multilingualism (e.g., Pulevski vs Daniil). In this lecture I will also examine some other manifestations of ethnocultural (ethnomusicological) borders and especially border-crossing such as Turbo, Chalga (vs Chalgija), Tallava, Manele, etc., where multilingualism frequently figures as part of musical identity.
Date & Time:	October 12(Tue.) 16:30-18:00
Place:	Slavic Research Center, Room 401 (4th floor)
Everyone interested in this topic is welcome to attend.
Contact:	NOMACHI Motoki（SRC E-mail: mnomachi@slav.hokudai.ac.jp）

• October 16 (Sat.)
  

Special Seminar:  Victor Friedman

Co-sponsored by:	Tokyo University
Date & Time:	October 16(Tue.) 13:00-15:00
Place:	Tokyo University
Topic:	Dialectology and Borders in the Balkans
Language:	English
	This lecture will examine the deployment (and ignoring) of dialect features in the drawing of national and linguistic borders as well as their use (or lack hereof) in linguistic and ethnonational claims.  The lecture will also discuss the problem of overlapping languages and multilingualism for the nationalist project of dialect atlases (as well as how dialect atlases are both linguistic and ethnonationalist projects). My concern will be primarily with the South Slavic and Albanian dialect continua, but Romani and Balkan Romance will also be shown to be of relevance.
Contact:	NOMACHI Motoki（SRC E-mail: mnomachi@slav.hokudai.ac.jp）

• November26 (Fri.)
  

Joint Symposium Organized by Institute for Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies, Seoul National University and Slavic Research Center, Hokkaido University
The Changeable and the Unchangeable in the Studies of Russian Language and Literature
Date:	November 26, 2010
Venue:	Slavic Research Center, Hokkaido University, Room 403
Program :
	13:00-13:10: Opening Remarks 13:10-14:30: Session 1: Literature I: Chair person: Mochizuki, Tetsuo (SRC) 1.    Park, JongSo (Prof. SNU) "The Controversy of L.Tolstoy and V.Solov'ev (Полемика между Л.Толстым и Вл.Соловьевым)" 2.    Cha, Jheewon (Senior Researcher, SNU) "Valery Brjusov's esthetic position in the context of Symbolist lifecreation (Эстетическая позиция Валерия Брюсова в контексте символистского жизнетворчества )" Discussant: Malikova, Maria (Institute for Russian Literature, ANR) 14:30-14: 45: Coffee break 14:45-16:05: Session 2: Literature II: Chair person: Yi, Seonbok (Archeologist, Prof. SNU, IREEES of SNU) 1.    Lee, Jiyeon (Senior Researcher, SNU & Prof. of HanYang Univ.) "Апология абсурда:  русская культура 20-го века и поэтика "окна" (An apologia for the absurd: 20-th century Russian culture and the poetics of "window") 2.    Choi, Jin Seok (Senior Researcher, SNU) "Bakhtin studies Today and the Problems of Cultural Dynamics ("Настоящая ситуация бахтиноведения и проблемы динамики культуры)" Discussant: Koshino, Go (SRC) 16:05-16:20: Coffee break 16:20-17:40 Session 3: Linguistics Chair person: Nomachi, Motoki (SRC) 1.    Song, Eun Ji (Prof. SNU) "The Casual Connectives in Modern Russian: Synonymy and Polysemy" 2.    Dong, Young Eun, (Graduate Student of SNU) "Semantics and Pragmatics of Russian Dative Case" Discussant: Eduard Vlasov (Ph.D., Vice-President of the Frontinterrest Co., Ltd, Sapporo) 17: 40-18:00 Final remarks
Contact:	MOCHIZUKI Tetsuo(E-mail: tetsuo@slav.hokudai.ac.jp)

• December 3-5(Fri.- Sun.)

2nd Global COE Symposium  "Reshaping Japan's Border Studies" "De-Areanization of Border Studies: The 'Greater Eurasia' and its Neighbours"

Location:	Slavic Research Center, Hokkaido University,Sapporo
Website:	See this.
Contacts:	FUJIMORI Shinkichi (SRC) ( E-mail: fujimori@slav.hokudai.ac.jp )

• December 11-12(Sat.- Sun.)

SRC 2010 Winter International Symposium Regional Routes, Regional Roots? Cross-Border Patterns of Human Mobility in Eurasia

Location:	Breezé Plaza, Osaka
Website:	See this.
Contacts:	NAGANAWA Norihiro (SRC) , KOSHINO Go (SRC) ( E-mail: rp@slav.hokudai.ac.jp )

• December 15 (Wed.)

Regional Powers Project and SRC Seminar
Speaker:	Abram Reitblat
Title:	Как пишется биография? (социальные закономерности отбора и компоновки сведений при создании биографии): на материале биографии Фаддея Булгарина
Language:	Russian
Date & Time:	December 15 (Wed.) 17:00 - 19:00
Place:	Slavic Research Center, Room 401 (4th floor)
Contact:	Go KOSHINO
	Everyone interested in this topic is welcome to attend.