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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on 24 February has already resulted in large-scale destruction and suffering. It has also profoundly shaken our knowledge in the subjects studied at the School of Slavonic and East European Studies: from politics and society to languages and culture, and from economics and business to history.

This event brings together SSEES academics working on the Russia-Ukraine war to provide their latest assessments, drawing on their analysis so far, as well as their broader research expertise.

PANEL:

Dr Aglaya Snetkov -ÌýLecturer in International Politics, UCL SSEES

Dr Uilleam Blacker -ÌýAssociate Professor in the Comparative Culture of Russia and Eastern Europe, UCL SSEES

Dr Agnieszka Kubal -ÌýLecturer in Sociology, UCL SSEES

Dr MichaÅ‚ Murawski -ÌýLecturer in Critical Area Studies, UCL SSEES

Ursula Woolley - PhD Candidate at »Ê¼Ò»ªÈË SSEES

Dr David Dalton -ÌýRecently completed his PhD on the political economy of Ukraine at »Ê¼Ò»ªÈË SSEES

Bohdana Kurylo - PhD Candidate at »Ê¼Ò»ªÈË SSEES

Dr Pete Duncan -ÌýHonorary Associate Professor, UCL SSEES

Ada Wordsworth - SSEES Alumna and current MPhil student at the University of Oxford

CHAIR:

Dr Ben Noble -ÌýAssociate Professor of Russian Politics, UCL SSEES