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Vanderbilt's First and Only Nonpartisan Political Journal

Vanderbilt Political Review

Vanderbilt's First and Only Nonpartisan Political Journal

Vanderbilt Political Review

Vanderbilt's First and Only Nonpartisan Political Journal

Vanderbilt Political Review

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Finland’s Future: A Conversation with Mikko Huatala and Morgan Ortagus

Brooke Lytle, Contributor November 23, 2022

On November 9th, Finnish Ambassador Mikko Huatala and former Spokesperson for the US Department of State Morgan Ortagus held a forum at Vanderbilt University to discuss the war in Ukraine, as well as Finland’s...

A Conversation with Professor Thomas Schwartz about the Ukraine Crisis

A Conversation with Professor Thomas Schwartz about the Ukraine Crisis

Michael Gallego, Contributor February 1, 2022

This December, Russia issued several security demands to American diplomats, calling on NATO to halt its eastward expansion of alliances, to remove troops from former Soviet territories, and end Western...

Alexei Navalny’s Hunger Strike Comes to a Conclusion

Alexei Navalny’s Hunger Strike Comes to a Conclusion

Nikhil Polepalli May 8, 2021

Standing in opposition to one of the most powerful men in the world is no easy feat. However, one man has done so in dramatic fashion—in Russia. Alexei Navalny is a Russian lawyer and activist who...

Assessing the Response to the Crimean Crisis

Assessing the Response to the Crimean Crisis

Vivek Shah March 24, 2014

Following a controversial referendum last Sunday to withdraw from Ukraine, officials were met by cheering crowds as they reported that nearly 96% of Crimeans wanted to join Russia. Of course, the vote...

Putin’s Crimean Blunder

Putin’s Crimean Blunder

Michael Zoorob March 16, 2014

Conventional wisdom portrays Putin as a master tactician. He isn’t one. Less than a week after the Sochi Olympics reached a coda, Russia invaded Ukraine, violating a millennial tradition of Olympic...

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