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The workshopÌýwill be in two parts, with some speakers still TBC:

3.00-4.15: Panel 1: Regional perspectives on the war in Ukraine

• Russia and China: Dr Aglaya Snetkov, Lecturer in International Politics, SSEES
• International law: Dr Danae Azaria, Associate Professor, Faculty of Laws
• EU: Professor Ronan McCrea, Professor of Constitutional and European Law, Faculty of Laws
• Baltics: Dr Allan Sikk, Associate Professor, SSEES
• Germany: Dr Egbert Klautke, Associate Professor in the Cultural History of Central Europe, SSEES
• International organisations: Dr Inken von Borzyskowski, Associate Professor of Political Science, Department of Political Science Ìý
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Tea break

4.45-6.15: Panel 2: Thematic perspectives on the war in Ukraine

• Ukrainian politics and society: Professor Andrew Wilson, Professor of Ukrainian Studies, SSEES
• Refugee crisis: , Professor of International Politics and Policy, Department of Education, Practice & Society, Institute of Education Ìý
• Ukrainian culture/cultural loss: Dr Uilleam Blacker, Associate Professor in the Comparative Culture of Russia & Eastern Europe, SSEESÌý
• Russian domestic opposition: Dr Ben Noble, Associate Professor of Russian Politics, SSEESÌý
• International relations: Professor Kristin Bakke, Professor of Political Science and International Relations, Department of Political Science
• Russia’s expulsion from the European Convention on Human Rights: Dr Agnieszka Kubal, Lecturer in Sociology, SSEES

Speakers will be asked to talk for no more than 5 minutes each, with a view to framing an open, interactive and interdisciplinary discussion.

This sessionÌýis open to all ¹û¶³Ó°Ôº staff and students, and will be followed by informal networking and drinks.

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