The US Presidential Election and Its Foreign Policy Implications for Germany & Europe
In this lecture, Michael Kimmage will delve into the far-reaching consequences of the recent US election, extending beyond the realm of US domestic politics. The US Presidential election has implications for transatlantic relations and profound consequences for Europe influencing global political dynamics. Kimmage will examine how shifts in US leadership and priorities can reshape alliances,…
In this lecture, Michael Kimmage will delve into the far-reaching consequences of the recent US election, extending beyond the realm of US domestic politics. The US Presidential election has implications for transatlantic relations and profound consequences for Europe influencing global political dynamics. Kimmage will examine how shifts in US leadership and priorities can reshape alliances, international cooperation, and geopolitical strategies, particularly for Europe and Germany, as they navigate a changing global order.
A cooperation with the Integrative Research Institute Law & Society (LSI)
Meet the speaker
Michael Kimmage is a professor and chair of the Department of History at the Catholic University of America. He holds undergraduate degrees in history from Oberlin College and Oxford University, and a master’s degree and PhD in History from Harvard. His most recent book is Collisions: The War in Ukraine and the Origins of the…
