Past events

In recent years, globalization has come under attack in the United States with many voters advocating for a reduced role for the US in global economic affairs.

Tracing the history of global North attempts to transform fragile states into liberal democracies, and what this means for the future.

This event explores attitudes towards climate change in Russia, the possible economic and environmental consequences of inaction, and the potential for cooperation.

This research roundtable addresses how women can take more of a leading role in making Ukraine a prosperous and peaceful country. 

This webinar will reflect on the events of election day and what it all means for the government formation process. 

Is deglobalization causing the global trade order to collapse, or is it a result of its decline?

What will international institutions look like in years to come, and what role will they have in the world order?

This event explores how to address memory and commemoration in the former Soviet states, considering their role in political processes and violent conflict. 

With relations between Berlin and Moscow at their lowest ebb since Cold War days, what is the outlook for Germany’s Russia policy after Merkel’s departure?

Will anything change after Angela Merkel leaves office?

This webinar explores deglobalization and the implications for the liberal international order.

This event examines Alexei Navalny’s continued influence on Russia’s domestic and foreign affairs.