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In this video, Professor Mats Berdal reassesses the UN's involvement in the breakup of Yugoslavia and especially, its peacekeeping activities in Croatia and Bosnia that are widely viewed as "major peacekeeping disasters." Related Links:

Are there lessons which can be learned from the East European experience of reform? Which have been most successful, and why?

What is Putinism? Is it an ideology?

What was the Gulag? Were you able to work in archives, and do they make a difference? How do survivors remember the Gulag today?

Debate on the past and present of national identities and nationalist movements in Ukraine and Russia. Focus on the role of Russian media's use of "fascism" in the memory wars that have been taking place in the region.

A quarter-century after the end of the Cold War, Founding Co-Director of LSE IDEAS Professor Michael Cox explains why it’s worth looking at the events of 1989 to understand issues facing the world today.

Dr Tanya Harmer discusses her research and the need for a global history of the Cold War in Latin America.

In recent decades, Bangladesh has displayed dramatic and stereotype-defying development in the empowerment of women in all walks of society. What is the context and what are the drivers of this? Hear a practitioner's perspective from the High Commissioner of Bangladesh to UK, H.E. Ms. Saida Muna Tasneem, followed by an interactive dialogue with Lutfey Siddiqi.

This video features academics, peace activists, and policy-makers discussing peace activism in the UK during the height of the Cold War. 🔵 Interested in studying at LSE? Visit ➡️ 🔴 More from LSE: Home ➡️ Facebook ➡️ /lseps Instagram ➡️ /londonschoolofeconomics Twitter ➡️ /lsenews LinkedIn ➡️ /london-school-of-economics

A one-year degree designed to enhance the strategic vision and negotiation skills of professionals working in an international environment. Contributors: Henry Richards and Jon Has