The European Union’s difficulty in forging a forceful and coherent foreign policy is often blamed on institutional limits or on leadership gaps. But the deeper constraint is domestic — and it runs through European societies themselves.




The European Union’s difficulty in forging a forceful and coherent foreign policy is often blamed on institutional limits or on leadership gaps. But the deeper constraint is domestic — and it runs through European societies themselves.
Professor Maria Popova has been appointed to the Hiram Mills Chair in the Department of Political Science. This is one of the oldest endowed chairs at McGill, historically supporting excellence in the humanities and social sciences.
Professor Popova speaks with Nirvita Ganguly, to discuss what Volodomyr Zelenskyy's recent visit to the White House means for the ongoing war in Ukraine.

