The Russia-Ukraine Crisis: History and Political Science Perspectives

Tuesday, March 8, 2022, Noon to 1:15 pm
Campus: 
Dayton
101 Fawcett Hall (and wright.webex.com/meet/vaughn.shannon)
Audience: 
Current Students
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Staff
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  • The Russia-Ukraine Crisis: History and Political Science Perspectives panel discussion
  • March 8, noon
  • 101 Fawcett Hall

This panel brings together experts in foreign policy norms and decision-making (Vaughn Shannon, Ph.D.), Russian and Ukrainian history (Sean Pollock, Ph.D.), and Russian foreign policy (Liam Anderson, Ph.D.) to analyze the crisis and its larger implications.

Attend in person or via WebEx.

This event is presented by the School for Public and International Affairs (SPIA) in the College of Liberal Arts.

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For information, contact
Laura Luehrmann
Chair, School of Public and International Affairs
laura.luehrmann@wright.edu
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