Ukraine-Russia Lecture Series

This presentation series, hosted by Dr. David Duke, consists of three separate sessions on the origins, background, and geopolitical dimensions of the Ukraine War. Each session will consist of a one-hour lecture, followed by an hour’s guided discussion based on the day’s lecture, examining further the history, geopolitics, and personalities involved in the conflict.

Please Note: This lecture series will be video recorded.

Lecture 1 - Contested Ground: The Historical Roots of Ukraine-Russia Relations - Tuesday, Nov. 3 from 1-3 PM (Huggins Science Hall, 010)

Lecture 2 - From Soviet Collapse to War: The Evolution of Ukraine-Russia Relations - Tuesday, Nov. 17 from 1:30-3:30 PM (Huggins Science Hall, 010)

Lecture 3 - Power, Motive and Influence: Understanding the Key Leaders Behind the Conflict - Tuesday, Nov. 24 from 1:30-3:30 PM (Huggins Science Hall 010)

Detailed outlines for each lecture as well as a presenter bio can be viewed by clicking the"FIND OUT MORE" links below.

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