by Ronald Meyer | May 19, 2022 | Faculty, News, Russia, War in Ukraine
Thomas Kent (Adjunct Associate Professor of International and Public Affairs) writes in CEPA that while the Russian propaganda machine stumbled at the beginning of the war with Ukraine, it has now regained its footing. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine stunned not only the...
by Ronald Meyer | May 18, 2022 | Faculty, News, Read, Russia, War in Ukraine
Kimberly Marten (Professor of Political Science, Barnard) is quoted in an article by Jordan Michael Smith about Finland and Sweden joining NATO (New Republic, May 19. 2022). In 2014, Russia invaded and annexed Crimea, upending the European security architecture. After...
by Ronald Meyer | May 17, 2022 | Faculty, News, Read, Ukraine, War in Ukraine
Elise Giuliano (Lecturer in Political Science, Director of the MARS-REERS Program) is quoted in Science News in an article on the development of Ukrainian identity over the past 30 years (April 12, 2022). Titled “Ukrainian Identity Solidified for 30 Years. Putin...
by Ronald Meyer | May 17, 2022 | Alumni, News, Ukraine, War in Ukraine
Rory Finnin (HI ’06; Ph.D. Slavic, ’10; Associate Professor of Ukrainian Studies, University of Cambridge) writes in The Atlantic about how the Crimean Tatars, deported from Ukraine by Stalin in May 1944, helped shape Ukraine’s sense of self and advance...
by Ronald Meyer | May 17, 2022 | Faculty, News, Read
Amra Sabic-El-Rayess (Associate Professor of Practice, Teachers College) was interviewed by NY1 about “educational displacement,” when a child feels alienated from their primary social space, typically the classroom. The child then looks to replace their...
