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Hubris, The American Origins of Russia's War Against Ukraine
The American Origins of Russia's War against Ukraine
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Jonathan Haslam's "Hubris" meticulously details the historical context leading to the Russo-Ukrainian War. The book argues that US foreign policy decisions following the Cold War, particularly NATO expansion, directly contributed to the conflict.
Haslam analyzes the assurances given to Gorbachev regarding NATO's eastward expansion and the subsequent disregard of these agreements.
He examines the missed opportunities for economic cooperation and the role of various political figures in shaping the trajectory of events.
Ultimately, "Hubris" offers a critical perspective on the West's relationship with Russia and the avoidable path to war.
Haslam analyzes the assurances given to Gorbachev regarding NATO's eastward expansion and the subsequent disregard of these agreements.
He examines the missed opportunities for economic cooperation and the role of various political figures in shaping the trajectory of events.
Ultimately, "Hubris" offers a critical perspective on the West's relationship with Russia and the avoidable path to war.
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Jonathan Haslam, "Hubris: The American Origins of Russia's War against Ukraine" (Harvard UP, 2025)