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NewsNet is ASEEES’ digital newsletter, which carries news of the profession and the association and is published six times a year in January, March, May, July, September, and November.
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May 2026
In the May issue, Tatsiana Shchurko asks why the legacy of Russian and Soviet imperialism remains obscured in scholarship. Zach Rewinski reflects on an opportunity for interdisciplinary collaboration. Grant Harward offers a perspective from military history. ASEEES interviews 2025 Wayne S. Vucinich Book Prize winner Masha Salazkina about her study of melodrama and global popular culture.
ASEEES announces the 2026 Next Generation Dissertation Research Fellows and the 2026 Cohen-Tucker Dissertation Fellows. Read on for information about the 2026 Annual Convention, the Exploring Career Diversity and Mentoring programs, upcoming grant and prize deadlines—and more! -
March 2026
In the March issue, anthropologist Neringa Klumbytė brings firsthand testimonies from Ukrainians who lived under Russian occupation. Zsuzsánna Magdó offers an overview of Title VI, ruminating on present threats and future possibilities. Anna Mazurkiewicz, Iwona Flis, Eleonora Narvselius, and Magdalena Nowak discuss personal archives, family memory, and the women who quietly preserved the histories of Eastern and Central Europe. ASEEES interviews 2025 Wayne S. Vucinich Book Prize winner Benjamin Nathans about his landmark study of the Soviet dissident movement.
In addition to the 2026 Annual Convention, ASEEES announces the 2026 Book Prize Call for Nominations, the 2026 Grants & Fellowships Call for Applications, the Spring 2026 First Book Subvention recipients, the Call for Self-Nominations for the 2027 Board of Directors, the Spring 2026 Research Meetup Series—and more! -
January 2026
In the January issue, 2025 ASEEES President Adrienne Edgar reflects on memory as a theme and the importance of “community and friendship that provide moral, intellectual, and emotional support” in this historical moment. Kate Pride Brown offers a reading of the past and future of academic freedom in the United States. ASEEES interviews the New Yugoslav Studies Association about their rapid growth and diverse projects.
Alongside Executive Director Lynda Park’s Annual Report and an update on the Next Generation fundraising campaign, ASEEES announces the 2026 Annual Convention Call for Proposals, the 2026 Grants & Fellowships Call for Applications, the 2026 Board of Directors and Committee Assignments, the Affiliate Organization prize winners, upcoming Regional Affiliate conference CfPs, the Research Meetup Series—and more!
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