INVASION OF UKRAINE 2022 --> POWER CASE STUDY

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Last updated 7:47 AM on 5/6/26
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global governance

  • Russia’s actions largely against international law and Putin has been largely condemned

  • NATO forces on border but no direct intervention, emphasising lack of enforcement

  • ICC arrest warrant has been issued for Putin, but lack of cooperation from other countries eg Hungary means that he’s unlikely to be arrested

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human rights

  • homes destroyed across Ukraine, many having to flee and claim asylum elsewhere. seen w Homes for Ukraine Scheme in the UK

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environment

  • sanctions on Russian oil

  • the transition away from Russian hydrocarbons has accelerated global demand for alternative energy sources and LNG (liquified natural gas)

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poverty

  • increased levels of poverty in Ukraine

  • blocked black sea routes causing significant global food price spikes

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comparative theories

  • Aquinas just war theory (possible defence for Putin’s actions)

  • shows how UN and other IGOs are powerless in stopping conflict. international anarchy

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power

  • exertion of hard power from Russia

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regionalism

  • initially there were calls for Ukraine to join the EU/NATO in order to gain protection from Russia

  • Finland joined NATO soon after the invasion, showing influence of regional blocs