College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

Professor Luke March

Staff, students, friends, partners and the public are all invited to attend the inaugural of Luke March, Professor of Post-Societ and Comparitive Politics and Deputy Director of the Princess Deshkova Russian Centre.

Event details

Lecture title: "Putin’s Russia and the West: Threat or Phantom?"

Venue: King Khalid Lecture Theatre, Surgeon’s Hall, The University of Edinburgh

17:30 - Lecture Start

18:20 - Q&A

18:30 - Drinks reception. - A small drinks reception will follow the lecture. All guest are welcome to attend.

Lecture abstract

Putin’s Russia is for some an existential threat to the West, for others a misunderstood phantom, used to distract Western audiences and electorates from real problems at home.

How serious is the challenge presented by contemporary Russia and how can Russia be better understood?

Apr 03 2019 -

Professor Luke March

Details of Professor Luke March's inaugural lecture: "Putin’s Russia and the West: Threat or Phantom?"

King Khalid Lecture Theatre, Surgeon’s Hall, The University of Edinburgh