Global Policycast: Geopolitics and Economic changes in Ukraine & Eastern Europe, Christina Pushaw (expert on Eastern European Affairs) in conversation with Arpit Chaturvedi (CEO, Global Policy Insights)
Posted On Friday, June 21, 2019 under Governance Policy and International Strategic Studies
Cristina Pushaw is an American political analyst who specializes in Eastern Europe. Her commentary has appeared in New Europe, RFE/RL, and other outlets. Pushaw is an M.A. graduate of the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, where she conducted field research in Ukraine. She has also advised Georgia’s leading opposition party.
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