"Post Putin" - presentation of American researcher’s book
Tuesday, October 27th, 2020, 10am EDT (5pm EEST)
This book, interpreted into Ukrainian by the UCU Analytical Center, is about the scenarios of the Russian Federation’s future development after the end of rule of one of the most famous dictators of our time.
The book raises a number of complex but very timely questions:
- How will President Putin end his rule?
- How will various Russian institutions decide and act (the army, the Interior Ministry, the FSB, and regional elites and oligarchs)?
- How will other external players respond to these events, especially the USA, EU and China?
- What may be the consequences of different scenarios of change of power in Russia for its neighbors (including Ukraine and Central Asian states), as well as for Russia's domestic policy?
Herman Pirchner, Jr. is the Founding President of the American Foreign Policy Council (Washington, D.C.), a prominent think tank in America and beyond, recognized for its work on Russia, South Asia, Middle East and China, as well as global issues including Hybrid and cyber warfare. He has studied Russia since 1982 and authored several books on Russia's foreign and domestic policy. His book "Post Putin" was published in the United States in 2019 and is widely received as an important contribution to preparing for a world without the infamous and sempiternal Russian dictator.
Speakers of the presentation include:
- Herman Pirchner, Jr. - the author of the book, who also wrote the preface for the Ukrainian edition.
- Oleksandr Lytvynenko - director of the National Institute for Strategic Studies
- Vitalii Demianiuk - member of the Supervisory Board of the Chornobyl Research and Development Institute, an engineer and entrepreneur, and a benefactor of the publication of the book "After Putin."
The presentation will take place online. Please register for the webinar by clicking on the link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1mnmRml1SC1GVfL96k92OyZSE9P_7yns1gpmMQwYTxIE/edit
Registered participants will receive an invitation with a link to access the event.
Media partner - Ukrainian National News Agency "Ukrinform".
