10:00 Welcome
Maja Babić and Tino Mager
10:30-12:00 Panel 1
Heritage and Conflict
Moderation: Tino Mager
Pieter Troch - Ghent University
The legacy of socialist urbanisation in an ethnically divided landscape: Historicizing urban division in Mitrovica (Kosovo)
Jovana Janinović - University Pavol Josef Safarik Kosice | University of Valladolid
Slow heritage, rampant activism: Multiple temporalities of urban conflicts and mnemonic compromises in post-socialist Podgorica
Semen Shyrochyn - Independent scholar
Socialist built heritage of Ukraine: Rethinking and protection
Abigail Karas - University of Nottingham
Café Guguţă: Cultural Heritage and Civic Activism in Chișinău
12:15-13:15 Panel 2
Heritage of State Socialist Housing
Moderation: Iris Kleinbussink
Steve Almond - University of Cincinnati
The Irony of Fate: Tbilisi's Soviet Catalyst
Alena Agafonova - Bartlett School of Architecture UCL
Post-soviet housing design in Russia: The conception of home defined by norms and regulations
Elša Turkušić Jurić & Edin Zoletić - University of Sarajevo
Sarajevo’s district of Breka and its potential for affordable residential neighbourhood
13:15-14:15 Lunch
14:15-15:45 Panel 3
Theories / Methodologies and Preservation of State Socialist Urban Heritage
Moderation: Maja Babić
Tatjana Aleksić - University of Michigan
Yugoslav Anti-fascist Monuments and the EU Anti-Communist Reckoning
Mikhail Ilchenko - Leibniz-Institute for the History and Culture of Eastern Europe
Re-Imagined Cities. New Narratives and Changing Perceptions of the Soviet-Era Urban Legacy
Polina Gundarina - Leibniz-Institute for History and Culture of Eastern Europe
Marina Sapunova - Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
Beyond the Narrative of the ‘Wild 1990s’: the Societal and Spatial Transformation of Former Soviet Houses of Culture
Nini Palavandishvili - Independent curator, researcher, and writer
Challenges of interpretation and preservation of the 20th century architecture in Georgia
16:00-16:45 Book Presentation
Urban Planning During Socialism: Views from the Periphery
Jasna Mariotti - Queen's University Belfast
17:00 Keynote
The World Without. On Shards and Lost Languages.
Carmen Popescu - Ecole d'Architecture de Paris-Val-de-Seine
19:30-21:30 Reception
Café Wolthoorn & Co - Turftorenstraat 6, 9712 BP Groningen
10:15-11:30 Panel 4
Heritage and Ideology
Moderation: Jesus Rodriguez Viejo
Ruxandra Balcanu - "Ion Mincu" University of Architecture and Urbanism
Romania’s socialist sports built urban space heritage
Emma Louise Leahy - Sapienza Università di Roma
Artefact or Monument? Afterlives of socialist relief sculpture between impulses of conservation and repoliticisation
Nikolina Bobić - University of Plymouth
(In)tangible Heritage of Youth Labor Brigades: The Socialist Aesthetic
11:45-13:00 Panel 5
Beyond Europe / Global Heritage of State Socialist Planning
Moderation: Arida Yasmin
David Leupold - Leibniz-Zentrum Moderner Orient
Building the 15-Minute City in the Central Asian Steppe? Walkability, Polycentrality and Mikroraĭonirovanie in Bishkek
Nadezda Gobova - Bartlett School of Architecture UCL
Nature and infrastructure untitled: Unfolding the aspects of socialist environmental development and its legacy through the practices of city planning and industrial construction, on the example of Aktau (formerly Shevchenko) and Navoi in the 1950s–2000s
Yang Yang - University of California in Los Angeles
From New Village to “Highline”: The Cultivated Collective
13:00-13:30 Lunch
13:30-14:15 Roundtable discussion
Socialist built heritage: conceptual frameworks
Moderation: Jasna Mariotti - Queen's University Belfast
14:30-15:15 Roundtable discussion:
The socialist city in regional and global context
Moderation: Brigitte Le Normand - University of British Columbia / Maastricht University
15:30 Final discussion
Moderation: Maja Babić, Tino Mager
16:00 End of conference