Fellow Spotlight: Michael Kimmage
Historian Michael Kimmage examins the origins of the war in Ukraine and its effects on global order.
With an eye to the nearby war in Ukraine, Michael Kimmage is in Germany to explore a number of topics for a planned set of essays. These topics include the impact of the war on Europe and the transatlantic relationship; German policy debates concerning the course of the war, the proper strategic approach to Russia; the best way of integrating Ukraine into “institutional Europe”; and how the US presidential election and European decisions on Ukraine will intersect.
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