Projects
US-UA Security Dialogue X Washington, DC February 28, 2019 UA HES Special Event: Sobornist' at 100 Ukrainian Museum May 4, 2019 US-UA BNS Special Event Washington DC May 23, 2019 US-UA WG Yearly Summit VI Washington, DC June 13, 2019
US-UA Energy Dialogue VI Kyiv, Ukraine August 29, 2019 UA HES Special Event: UA-AM Community at 125 Princeton Club/NY September 21, 2019 UA QUEST RT XX Washington, DC October 10, 2019 UA HES Partner Event: Budapest Memorandum/25 Harvard University December 6, 2019
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US-UA “Working Group” Initiative
The US-Ukraine “Working Group” Initiative was launched in 2007 in order to secure an array of experts in "areas of interest” for CUSUR and its various forums/proceedings; at the same time, it was hoped that the ‘experts’ might agree to write a series of ‘occasional papers’ to identify “major issues” impacting on US-Ukrainian relations. |
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Publication Efforts
Recognizing the urgent need to set up proper channels for the maximum circulation of the information/analysis CUSUR possessed or had at its disposal, the Center long focused on having ‘a publication presence’ of some form or another. |
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DC Occasional Briefings Series
CUSUR did not turn its attention to having a DC presence until summer 2012. Borrowing space when the need arose (particularly for various forum steering committees meetings) from the American Foreign Policy Council, its longest abiding partner, seemed to suffice; an Acela ride from the Center’s NY office did the rest. If there was a concern, it was to open an office in Kyiv. |
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Ukraine's Historical Encounters II: Ukraine-Visegrad Relations |
| Ukraine's Historical Encounters II: Ukraine-Visegrad Relations was a series of events organized in New York City during the first week of March 2006 by Columbia University, New York University and the Center for US-Ukrainian Relations to foster, a greater understanding of the complex yet abiding ties that bind the Visegrad countries [Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia] and Ukraine, the five nations that may well decide the future course of Central Europe [or "New Europe" as US political circles are now often inclined to call the region]. | |
Speakers included: | | Elzbieta Dzirba | Mykola Riabchuk | | Andrzej Harasimowicz | Mykhailo Ratushny | | Geza Jeszensky | Stephen Sestanovich | | Viktor Kapustin | Oleh Shamshur | | Adrian Karatnycky | James Sherr | | Petr Kolar | David Soumbadze | | Robert Legvold | Frank Sysyn | | John Micgiel | Adam Towpik | | Jan Pieklo | Walter Zaryckyj | | | Sponsors: | | Center for US-Ukrainian Relations | New York University/LAP | | Columbia University/ECEC | PAUCI | | Columbia University/Ukrainian Studies Program | Visegrad Fund | | | Patrons: | | PAUCI | Self Reliance [NY] Federal Credit Union | | Ukreximbank | Heritage Foundation at First Security Federal Savings Bank | | Freedom House | Visegrad Fund | |
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Note that video webcasts of Ukraine's Historical Encounters II: Ukraine-Visegrad Relations forum are available for streaming at the Columbia University SIPA website in the East Central European Center Intermarium archive: Intermarium Volume 9, No. 1 (2006)Windows Media Player® is required for playback of the webcasts. |
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