Scott Montgomery pens a Sept. 21 article titled, “Russia’s Energy War” that analyzes how as winter approaches, Putin aims to recover battlefield losses by crippling Europe’s economy.

In his article “A Few Positives in a Dark Time” published in Global Policy Journal on Sept. 19, 2022, Jackson School faculty Scott L. Montgomery highlights a number of positive events in the world in the midst of a particularly worrisome year.

Sasha Senderovich is interviewed about his book, “How the Soviet Jew Was Made” in a podcast episode hosted by New Books Network, a platform that reaches around a million people very month. The segment aired on Sept. 14, 2022.

Scott Radnitz is co-author of an Aug. 26, 2022 Foreign Affairs article titled “The Disturbing Return of the Fifth Column” on how enemies within—real and imagined—are influencing geopolitics.

Sasha Senderovich on his new book “How the Soviet Jew Was Made” in an episode of The Yiddish Book Center’s podcast “The Schmooze”.

“The world is in the grip of an oil price shock. In just a few months, prices have risen from US$65 a barrel to over $130, causing fuel costs to surge, inflationary pressure to rise and consumer tempers to flare. Even before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, prices were climbing rapidly because of roaring demand and

“For more on all the questions surrounding this issue and the very latest, policy specialist John Koenig sat down with New Day NW. Koenig spent more than three decades in the U.S. Foreign Service and is currently a lecturer with the UW Center for West European Studies.”

“Russia’s blitzkrieg on Ukraine and endgame talks to restore the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) Iran nuclear pact have become increasingly interlocked in an emerging new geopolitical order.”

“‘Over the past 20 years, President Vladimir Putin has been railing against how the West has treated Russia since the end of the Cold War,’ Scott Radnitz, associate professor of Russian and Eurasian studies, said. ‘In particular, he has been critical of the expansion of NATO, especially to encompass countries all the way to Russia’s

“Russia’s unprecedented attack on Ukraine’s largest nuclear power plant has astonished and worried experts, who are fearful of what the dangerous move could mean as the conflict continues.”