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Twenty-seventh international conference on Jewish studies

Center "Sefer" in cooperation with the Center for Slavic-Jewish studies the Institute of Slavic studies organizes the Twenty-seventh international conference on Judaica to be held in Moscow, 31 January – 2 February 2021.

The conference program is expected to include sections reflecting traditional areas of Judaism (biblical and Talmudic studies, Jewish thought, Jewish history of different periods, Judeo-Christian relations, the Holocaust, Israeli studies, languages and literature, art, Ethnology, demography, genealogy, museums and archives, etc.). Topics that allow for an interdisciplinary approach to research are welcome. Reports of graduate students and young researchers, as shown by the positive experience of the past few years, are included in the youth panels of the conference with the participation of specially invited debaters.

If you wish to propose a panel, please send its description in English and Russian to sefer@sefer.ru.

Graduate students and young researchers are invited to take part in the youth panels of the conference, moderated by the leading specialists in their fields of study.

Presentation of last year publications on Jewish studies will also take place.

Please complete the online application form not later than October 1, 2020

The organizers are covering accommodation (double occupancy) in the hotel "Izmailovo-Beta" from the morning of January, 31 to 12.00 of February 2, 2021, and meals for the conference participants (buffet, not kosher). Extra nights at the hotel and other additional services, such as single accommodation, kosher meals, etc. should be paid by the participants themselves.

In case the presentation is co-authored, the accommodation / meals can be paid for only one of the speakers. 

Those of you who need an invitation for an entry visa to the Russian Federation are kindly requested to contact us in advance (additional information is needed, we will send the requirements on request), as the process takes a long time.

Please note that for the youth panels of the conference (young participants without PhD degrees) there are discussants provided, who have to read the detailed abstracts in advance. Please prepare and send us abstracts (2-4 pages) by October, 1, 2020.

Official invitations will be sent out before November, 1, 2020.

The time limit for one presenter is 20 minutes (including questions). The Conference will be held in Russian and English.

The participants will be provided with accommodation and meals during the Conference.

There are also several travel grants available for graduate students and young researchers (up to 40 years old). 

The full program of the conference will be published on our website after December 20, 2020.

We look forward to seeing you at the conference!

 

Best regards,

Organizing Committee