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Why there is no "new Cold War" (or the use and abuse of history).

Location
Muirhead Tower, Room 427
Category
Lectures Talks and Workshops, Social Sciences, Students
Dates
Wednesday 22nd October 2014 (14:00-16:00)
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Contact

For more information contact: Dr Richard Connolly
tel: 0121 414 8219
email: r.connolly@bham.ac.uk

The Spasskaya Tower, Moscow, Russia

Dr. Andrew Monaghan will speak about the propsects for a second Cold War between Russia and the West.

Dr. Monaghan is Senior Research Fellow at the Royal Institute for International Affairs and Academic Visitor at St Antony’s College, Oxford, and formerly worked on Russia-related issues for the NATO Defence College in Rome. 

Those who attend will learn more about what role Russia plays in the world today and whether we are on the verge of a second Cold War.

THIS SEMINAR IS FREE TO ATTEND – ALL ARE WELCOME

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