What Does Ukraine Mean for European and Global Security?
In this episode Paul Rogers, Emeritus Professor of Peace Studies at the University of Bradford, and a regular contributor on global security for open Democracy talks about the life-changing impact of the conflict on the residents of Ukraine, creating a European refugee crisis comparable to the Second World War.
About the Academic
Professor Paul Rogers
Paul is Emeritus Professor of Peace Studies at Bradford University. He is a biologist by original training, lecturing at Imperial College in plant pathology and working as a senior scientific officer in Uganda and Kenya. He moved to Peace Studies at Bradford University in 1979, working primarily on the changing causes of international conflict, especially in relation to socio-economic divisions and environmental limits to growth. He is international security adviser to Open Democracy, writes a weekly column, and is a frequent broadcaster. His most recent book is The Insecurity Trap, Hawthorn Press, 2024.
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