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You are cordially invited to attend a workshop at Columbia Global Centers | Europe in Paris (CGC|E), entitled &#34;Re-shaping the Margins of Europe: Russian-Soviet and Ottoman-Turkish Transformations 1900-1930&#34;. This event takes place on July 2-4, 2012&#160;and is co-sponsored with the Donald and Vera Blinken European Institute.The workshop aims to understand how concepts of Europe were (re-)shaped by the conflicts that brought the Soviet Union into being out of the Russian Empire, and the Republic of Turkey out of the Ottoman Empire.&#160; It will also explore the ways in which these concepts shaped those transformations.ProgrammeMonday, July 2, 20125:30pm Registration6:00pm Opening (Tarik Amar, Christine Philliou)6:15pm-7:15pm Keynote address: Katerina Clark (Yale) Tuesday, July 39:30am: Registration / Breakfast10:00am-12:00pm:&#160; Panel 1: Subjectivities Commentator/Discussant: Victoria de Grazia (Columbia/BEI)Participants:     Kutlughan Soyubol (PhD candidate, CUNY Graduate Center): Turkey Psychoanalyzed, Psychoanalysis Turkified: Reflections on Izzettin Sadan     Jochen Hellbeck (Rutgers): Soviet Subjectivity at War: Forging the Red Army Hero in Battle12:00pm-1:30pm: Lunch Break1:30pm-3:30pm: Panel 2: Governance/Governmentality Commentator/Discussant: Peter Holquist (Penn)    Ugur Umit Ungor (Utrecht University): State Violence under Kemalism and Stalinism: Common Themes and Analogies    Ekaterina Pravilova (Princeton): Contested antiquities: treasure troves, property, and archaeology in Imperial Russia3:30pm-3:45pm: Coffee Break 3:45pm-5:45pm: Panel 3: TemporalitiesCommentator/Discussant: Rashid Khalidi (Columbia)Participants:     Muge Gocek (University of Michigan): The Past in the Present, the Present in the Past: Memoirs as an Analytical Lense into Ottoman and Republican History    Dragan Kujundzic (University of Florida, Gainesville): Bosnia and the Imperial Limits of EuropeWednesday, July 49:30am: Registration / Breakfast10:00am-12:00pm: Panel 4: Spaces and BoundariesCommentator/Discussant: Katerina ClarkParticipants:     Ilya Gerasimov (Ab Imperio):&#160;&#160;Visions of a Progressivist Russian Empire and the Limits of Its &#8216;Internal Decolonization    Michael Reynolds (Princeton): Reversing the Second Image: Imperial Legacies in the Early Soviet Union and the Early Turkish Republic12:00pm-12:30pm: Cocktail-Lunch12:30pm-1:30pm: Plenary SessionEnd of workshop 