The Lawfare Podcast

Mary Sarotte on ‘Not One Inch: America, Russia, and the Making of Post-Cold War Stalemate’

Nov 22, 2021

57:12

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Mary Sarotte

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What's the Biggest Battle for Ideas?

05:30

Then the Neo-Norsk Strategy Is a Model for Central and Eastern Europe and the Baltics

01:58

What Would Europe Look Like Without NAT Security Guarantees?

04:20

Introduction

3min

Russia's Grievance of Nato Expansion

2min

Not One Inch - A Book Review

4min

The Ratchet Turn

3min

Bringing in the Harvest Before the Storm

2min

The Ratchets in the Nineties

3min

The Russian Revolution and the US-Moscow War

4min

The End of the Cold War

2min

What Was Your Idea for a Book?

5min

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What's the Biggest Battle for Ideas?

5min

11.

What Would Europe Look Like Without NAT Security Guarantees?

4min

12.

Then the Neo-Norsk Strategy Is a Model for Central and Eastern Europe and the Baltics

2min

13.

Clinton, and the Impact of Domestic Politics

2min

14.

The Partnership for Peace Would Not Bring a Ucrane to Nato

3min

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How Did the 19 Nineties Impact to Today?

5min

16.

Ukrane

2min

17.

The Universe of Possibilities

5min

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The Law Fair Podcast - Not One Inch

3min

Alexander Vindman sat down with Dr. Mary Sarotte, the author of the new book, “Not One Inch: America, Russia, and the Making of Post-Cold War Stalemate,” to discuss the 1990s and NATO expansion. They discussed how respective decisions by America, Russia and the European Union impacted NATO expansion and today’s geopolitical environment.

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