The "Ukraine Crisis" Revisited: Values, Interests, and a Rebirth of the "Geopolitics"
Weekly internal seminar by Mykola Riabchuk, Senior Research Fellow in the Institute of Political and Nationalities’ Studies of the Academy of Sciences of Ukraine and a lecturer at the University of Warsaw, and 2021-2022 Paris IAS Fellow.
Communication discussed by Françoise Thom, professeure émérite d'histoire à Sorbonne Université.
Presentation
This project aims at a study of the multiple reasons and likely consequences of the 2013-14 so called 'Ukraine crisis', within a broader context of European history and politics. It examines the sources and patterns of various misperceptions on both the Ukrainian and Westerners' sides that result in mutually reinforcing frustrations, ambiguities, and inappropriate steps. The ultimate goal is to develop a more nuanced and comprehensive view of Ukraine and the region that would facilitate more adequate policies.
|
The ‘Ukraine Crisis’ Revisited: Values, Interests, and a Rebirth of the ‘Geopolitics’ 01 September 2021 - 30 June 2022 |
|