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DESCRIPTION:Moynihan European Research Centers Present: "Ukraine Between Ea
 st and West: The EU\, Russia\, and Ukraine's Strategic Choice" by Kateryna
  PishchikovaThe European Union (EU) policy toward Eurasia is at a watershe
 d moment. On November 28-29\, leaders of Armenia\, Azerbaijan\, Belarus\, 
 Georgia\, Moldova\, and Ukraine will meet in Vilnius\, Lithuania\, for a s
 ummit that is due to include the signing of a number of crucial new agreem
 ents. Yet\, the success of the summit is far from assured. Russia has thre
 atened trade sanctions\, energy supply interruptions\, and security repris
 als against states choosing to sign new agreements with the EU. Ukraine is
  largely seen as a key country in this geostrategic game. The talk will ad
 dress the issues at stake for Ukraine in its rapprochement with the EU and
  relations with Russia.Dr. Kateryna Pishchikova is a visiting scholar at t
 he Cornell Institute for European Studies.She is the author of Promoting D
 emocracy in Postcommunist Ukraine: The Contradictory Outcomes of US Aid to
  Women's NGOs(Lynne Rienner\, 2011).Lunch will be provided.November 20\, 2
 01312:00 PM341 Eggers Hall
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SUMMARY:Moynihan European Research Centers present: Kateryna Pishchikova
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Moynihan European Research Centers Present: "U
 kraine Between East and West: The EU\, Russia\, and Ukraine's Strategic Ch
 oice" by Kateryna Pishchikova<br><br>The European Union (EU) policy toward
  Eurasia is at a watershed moment. On November 28-29\, leaders of Armenia\
 , Azerbaijan\, Belarus\, Georgia\, Moldova\, and Ukraine will meet in Viln
 ius\, Lithuania\, for a summit that is due to include the signing of a num
 ber of crucial new agreements. Yet\, the success of the summit is far from
  assured. Russia has threatened trade sanctions\, energy supply interrupti
 ons\, and security reprisals against states choosing to sign new agreement
 s with the EU. Ukraine is largely seen as a key country in this geostrateg
 ic game. The talk will address the issues at stake for Ukraine in its rapp
 rochement with the EU and relations with Russia.<br><br>Dr. Kateryna Pishc
 hikova is a visiting scholar at the Cornell Institute for European Studies
 .She is the author of Promoting Democracy in Postcommunist Ukraine: The Co
 ntradictory Outcomes of US Aid to Women's NGOs(Lynne Rienner\, 2011).<br><
 br>Lunch will be provided.<br><br>November 20\, 2013<br>12:00 PM<br>341 Eg
 gers Hall<br><br>
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