Michael Kimmage
@mkimmage
Professor of History, Catholic University. Senior Associate, CSIS. Chair, Kennan Institute advisory board. State Department policy planner (2014-2016).
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Don't miss this opportunity—Thurs. May 2nd 9:30am EDT—to hear @MKimmage, M.E. Sarotte, and Maria Snegovaya discuss 'Collisions'. Learn more here: oxford.ly/3y8lqof
I so much look forward to joining Gwendolyn Sasse, whose book on the war is essential reading, for this conversation about COLLISIONS. It will take place at ZOiS - Zentrum für Osteuropa- u. int. Studien at 12:00 PM on May 14. Free and open to the public. Details below.
zois-berlin.de/veranstaltunge…
#NEW : Join us this Thursday at 9am for a book talk between Maria Snegovaya Michael Kimmage & M.E. Sarotte for Michael's latest book, 'Collisions: The Origins of the War in Ukraine and the New Global Instability.'
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csis.org/events/collisi…
My essay on the (almost strange) continuing salience of George Kennan’s thinking and especially of his storied strategic doctrine of containment - unlike any other doctrine in American diplomatic history. Kennan Institute The Wilson Center wilsonquarterly.com/quarterly/unde…
If you still haven’t read our new report on the wartime Russian defense industry and the countries, primarily China, supporting Russia’s war effort, The Economist just published a great article summarizing the key findings of the report!
economist.com/graphic-detail…
Such a pleasure to deliver this lecture on the origins of the war at the Clements Center - now available as a War on the Rocks podcast. Thanks to Jeremi Suri and to UT Austin for the invitation.
warontherocks.com/2024/04/the-mu…
Very much looking forward to this virtual CSIS Europe, Russia, and Eurasia Program conversation with Maria Snegovaya and M.E. Sarotte on my recent book COLLISIONS - scheduled for May 2, 9:30-10:30 AM. All are most welcome to attend (or to catch it later in its recorded form). Details below.
csis.org/events/collisi…
Very much looking forward to this virtual CSIS Europe, Russia, and Eurasia Program conversation with Maria Snegovaya and M.E. Sarotte on my recent book COLLISIONS - scheduled for May 2, 9:30-10:30 AM. All are most welcome to attend (or to catch it later in its recorded form). Details below.
csis.org/events/collisi…
Michael Kimmage (Michael Kimmage) joined Horns of a Dilemma to discuss the upcoming release of his book “Collisions: The Origins of the War in Ukraine and the New Global Instability.”
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Dear all, please consider tuning in on Thursday, May 2 from 9:30-10:30AM for a book talk with Michael Kimmage and Mary Sarotte, 'Collisions: The Origins of the War in Ukraine and the New Global Instability'
csis.org/events/collisi…
'To run out of memory, in the language of computing, is to have too much of it and also not enough.' Read Whiting winner Linda Kinstler on oblivion, in Liberties Journal of Culture and Politics buff.ly/3vXdk15
Grateful to Hal Brands and Hopkins Press for the opportunity to document and reflect on my experience leading the 'Tiger Team' that planned the U.S. response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine in Feb 2022: press.jhu.edu/books/title/53…
🎧 Here are five highlights from my conversation with Michael Kimmage on the origins and consequences of the war in Ukraine: cfr.org/blog/president…
It was such a pleasure to join Linda Kinstler for the launch of COLLISIONS at Politics and Prose. Our conversation is now available through this CSPAN video recording. c-span.org/video/?534444-…
