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EPISODE · Nov 3, 2025 · 37 MIN

Peace and Neo-imperialism: the Washington Accords, Gaza, and Ukraine with Dr. Jean-François Ratelle - EETN Podcast

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We have seen a much more aggressive posture from US peace negotiators under US President Donald Trump. This podcast will move past the headlines to ask how shifting conceptions and goals of peace talks mean for the rules-based order and the historical legacies that have informed this current moment. To discuss this and more, Declan is joined by Dr. Jean-François Ratelle, an adjunct professor and researcher at the University of Ottawa, who this summer published a policy memo detailing the ramifications of the Washington accords and examining the ways its signing signifies a new era in conflict resolution.   To learn more and keep up with the EETN follow us on social media and check out the website listed below:  X (Twitter) - EETN LinkedIn - EETN Instagram - EETN Bluesky - EETN Website - EETN (Carleton University)

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