Dynamics between Russia and Ukraine

Abstract

This panel investigates the evolving political, military, and geopolitical dynamics between Russia and Ukraine from 2014 to the full scale invasion of 2022 and beyond. Contributions trace how long standing historical, identity based, and geopolitical tensions over territory, security, and spheres of influence crystallized. By combining theoretical, historical, and policy oriented approaches, the panel asks how the Russia–Ukraine relationship has come to embody broader struggles over European order, empire and integration, and what these intertwined dynamics imply for the future of regional security and global stability.

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