Suzanne Loftus was Research Fellow at the Quincy Institute’s Eurasia Program. She specializes in Russian foreign and domestic policy, nationalism and identity, and strategic competition between the great powers. Prior to arriving at the Quincy Institute, Suzanne worked for the Department of Defense as Professor of National Security at the George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies in Germany. Suzanne obtained her PhD in International Studies from the University of Miami, where she also taught classes in international relations and security studies. Prior to that, she worked at the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland and the private sector. She speaks French, Spanish and Russian.
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Ethnic Divisions and Ensuring Stability in Kazakhstan: A Guide for U.S. Policy
With Russia bogged down in its war in Ukraine, speculation has increased that its influence may be waning in Kazakhstan …
Russia, China and the West in the Post – Cold War Era: The Limits of Liberal Universalism
The post-Cold War era of U.S. hegemony was described as having achieved “the end of history.” It was a time …
From Minsk to Lasting Peace in Ukraine
The political upheavals of 2014 in Ukraine and the simmering conflict that continued for eight years on Ukraine’s territory remain …