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Student Name:��Drew SpitzerCourse: PSCI 3022Instructor: Prof. Sarah SokheyPublished: March 15, 2019The INF Treaty, or the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, was first brought into place in 1987, signed by Mikhail Gorbachev and President

Student Name:��Elizabeth MatherCourse: PSCI 3022Instructor: Prof. Sarah SokheyPublished: March 15, 2019The end of December 2018 marks a new wave of persecution against LGBT people in Chechnya. This is not the first time this has occurred. An

Student Name:��KD MasarCourse: PSCI 3022Instructor: Prof. Sarah SokheyPublished: March 15, 2019��Global warming is changing the face of the Earth, and Russia's location in the North puts it in prime position to control the melting Arctic.

Student Name:��Kavya KannanCourse: PSCI 3022Instructor: Prof. Sarah SokheyPublished: March 15, 2019When the world thinks of the consequences of the Soviet Union collapse in 1991, sex trafficking is certainly not the first to come to mind. The

Student Name:��Sergey GitalovCourse: PSCI 3022Instructor: Prof. Sarah SokheyPublished: March 15, 2019The 2014 events in Crimea and Ukraine are commonly seen in the West as a rise of Russian nationalism. Russians overwhelmingly supported the

Student Name:��Ben DeitschCourse: PSCI 3022Instructor: Prof. Sarah SokheyPublished: March 15, 2019Belarusian President Alexandr Lukashenko’s February announcement that Belarus was “ready to unite” their state with Russia didn’t raise much of a

Student Name: Georgia BorisonCourse: PSCI 3022Instructor: Prof. Sarah SokheyPublished: March 15, 2019One common saying in economics is “a rising tide lifts all boats,” meaning improvements in the general economy will benefit all members