As the Russian invasion of Ukraine escalates, the world is witnessing what the European Union’s High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Josep Borrell claimed is “the most dangerous moment for security in Europe after the end of the Cold War.” On the topic of the Ukraine crisis, Visiting Professor of International and Public Affairs Pierre Vimont discusses what brought us to this moment, where we are today, and where we are headed.
An interview with Nick Cohen (MA 2021) about his MA Thesis and research which explores the role of Krzysztof Skubiszewski (1926-2010) as Poland's Minister of Foreign Affairs (1989-1993).
An interview with David Stolwijk (MA 2021) about his MA Thesis "After the Vote: Why the Netherlands Accepted the Lisbon Treaty, Despite the ‘Nee’ Against the European Constitutional Treaty" (awarded with program distinction)
A dialogue between award-winning authors Jhumpa Lahiri and Amara Lakhous moderated by Elizabeth Leake and Konstantina Zanou.
An interview with Matteo Giordano (MA 2021) about his MA thesis “Mediterraneità. Luigi Federzoni and Fascist Italy’s visions of world order and political space (1928-1938)” (awarded with program distinction)
At our October graduation event, Michael Chrzanowski (MA 2021) shared his thoughts about working on his MA thesis in the past year.
