The COMPASS project is delighted to announce the above forthcoming monograph to be released by Routledge in November, 2020. The monograph is based on the Special Issue published in the … Read more
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Announcement of the Special Issue ‘Russia between East and West and the future of the Eurasian order’
The COMPASS project is delighted to announce the above forthcoming publication under the editorship of Prof. Elena Korosteleva and Dr. Zachary Paikin. The publication … Read more
Policy Impact: Prof. Korosteleva and Dr. Petrova launched the CRISIS REFLECTION page to capture the impact of the CV19
The COMPASS Crisis Reflections page has become a hot spot for sharing thoughts and reflections on the impact of CV19 around the world and the … Read more
Policy Impact: EU External Action Chief thanked Prof. Korosteleva and Dr. Buscaneanu for their research
Prof. Korosteleva and Dr Buscaneanu (King’s College London, COMPASS affiliate) research into the Eastern Partnership’s ‘more for more’ principle for the eastern neighbourhood, summarised in … Read more
Why the UK Has Taken Foreign Policy Out of Brexit Negotiations
The UK government is no longer pursuing agreement with the EU on foreign policy, development and defence because it thinks the stakes are low and … Read more
Foreign policy decision-making in operational overlap: the UK’s policing assistance in Afghanistan through the EU and NATO
Traditionally seen as an interlocutor between Europe and the US in transatlantic security relations, the UK’s engagement with the training of the Afghan National Police … Read more
Panel discussion with the current and former Ambassadors of the Republic of Uzbekistan to the #UK on ‘London Calling!
GCRF COMPASS Cambridge organised a panel discussion on ‘London Calling! Representing the Heart of Eurasia in London’ with the current Ambassador and former Ambassadors of … Read more
How has the crisis affected the size of the state and the effectiveness of government policy?
Adrian Pabst has written a briefing for The Economics Observatory, a collective initiative by the UK economic research community to answer questions about the economics … Read more
National-Populism and the Pandemic: the Case of the UK
Friday, May 29, 2020 at 1:00 pm Join the webinar on “National-Populism and the Pandemic: the Case of the UK” with Giovanni Orsina, Director of … Read more
A new article by Dr Tom Casier appeared in East European Politics
Since the crisis over Ukraine erupted, relations between Russia and the EU have been characterised by the coexistence of competition and cooperation. How can we … Read more