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SUMMARY: Mark Zacher Distinguished Speaker Lecture: Roland Paris
DESCRIPTION: Roland Paris brings his experience in international security\,
  peacebuilding\, and foreign policy to answer the question: how should Cana
 da respond to its place on the international stage in a nastier world at th
 is year's Mark Zacher Distinguished Visitor Lecture.
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 nal.png" caption="" width="website"]</p><h3><strong>UBC Political Science i
 s thrilled to host <a href="http://www.rolandparis.com/">Roland Paris </a>a
 s the 2022 <a href="https://politics.ubc.ca/news-events/mark-zacher-disting
 uished-visitor-lecture/">Mark Zacher Distinguished Speaker</a>.</strong></h
 3><p>Roland Paris brings his experience in international security\, peacebu
 ilding\, and foreign policy to answer the question: how should Canada respo
 nd to its place on the international stage in a nastier world? The Mark Zac
 her Distinguished Visitor Lecture is a highlight event of our year that bri
 ngs together our alumni\, faculty\, students and emeriti for a topic of wid
 e interest from a prominent speaker\, and that provides an opportunity for 
 all members of our Political Science and International Relations community 
 to connect and socialize.</p><h3>The Ukraine Crisis and the New World Disor
 der</h3><p><strong>Abstract:</strong> Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukrai
 ne represented a turning point in European and world history — a transition
  from the post-Cold War international order to something new. What kind of 
 world are we facing\, and how should Canada respond?</p><p>[gravityform id=
 "31" title="true" description="true"]</p><h3><strong>About the Mark Zacher 
 Distinguished Visitor Program: </strong></h3><p>The Mark Zacher Distinguish
 ed Visitor Program was created by members of the Department of Political Sc
 ience\, with the support of Mark Zacher’s family and many of his former stu
 dents\, to honour his contribution to the teaching\, understanding and scho
 larship of international affairs. Annually\, we invite one prominent schola
 r\, leader\, or senior elected official who has made significant contributi
 ons to the field of international affairs to give a series of lectures\, an
 d to meet with students\, faculty\, and community members.</p><p>[buttons][
 button link_text="More about the Program" link_url="https://politics.ubc.ca
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