Michael Rossi Poli Sci: What Do You Want to Talk About?
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I'm testing out a new feature on my page: a bi/weekly video session where I address questions and topics you'd like me to talk about.
I'll be taking suggestions from you all over the next week (March 24 - March 29) and provide a video by next weekend that talks about the most interesting.
Comment below with what you want to talk about, or email me your thoughts at MikeRossiPoliSci@gmail.com
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Anything OTHER than the U.S. election, please ...
This ^^
😂 real talk, unless it’s about setting a maximum age to run for president, these dinosaurs man
I want to understand what’s going on w Azerbaijan and Armenia. Thank you
Yes, very much this. Anything on the Caucasuses.
thank you so much for giving us so much information about President Putin.🎉
Thank you for putting the russian videos up much appreciated
Love your translations.
Good to see you doing this x
Greetings from Aotearoa New zealand
Thank you for all your translating efforts.
I would be extremely grateful for information directly from Russia about the recent attack in Moscow. It’s hard to trust anything the West has to say on anything Russia related. Your timely translation the other day was very much appreciated. I watch everything you put out so you’ve got my view either way. Thank you for your dedication to the channel we’re all grateful ✌🏻
Agree!!!
Anything other than US politics as the primary focus. Amazing channel, thanks so much!
I dont always comment but I always watch. Anything you post is watched as you are intelligent, and interesting.👍🏻
The Russian Constitution and then amended. How Russia pulled out of a total social collapse -- a la Dimitry Orlov -- that we are headed into, here in the USA. Thank you for all the work you do, Michael.
Russia-Israel relationship throughout the years since the collapse of the USSR, a very important topic that nobody seems to want to address even from within Russia or from within Israel.
Probably outside the scope, but would really appreciate if you eventually did translations of the legendary Vladimir Zhirinovsky (speeches, discussions, etc)
That could be interesting
Also in the same period, provide some analysis about Yeltsin.
I was very surprised in the tucker Carlson interview when Putin said that Yeltsin was worth better than his reputation.
A study of this era could be enlightening
Hello Michael Rossi Professor Thank you for message...26/03/2024
Hi Michael, Thank you the diligence you perform on top of your regular work. I do not see how you manage at times, but Thanks. I wonder where we are heading IN YOUR VIEW, as a pol sci professor. You started a lot of this with a thorough rundown concerning how international relations work and the place/behavior of the United States and other Western nuclear superpower states. MUCH has happened since then. I almost cannot fathom the level upheaval (tripping and turning over the wheelbarrow of manure onto ourselves). How has this CHAOS changed your earlier perspective regarding certain superpowers and the part they "play". Who is running who? How should we perceive the old idea of Borders and State power in these times versus obvious BROAD manipulation/influence...and corruption? How can we pick up any reigns of denocratic Republic goverment again from a US perspective and how can we expats keep Europe from becoming the next US state, esp after further needless NATO integration? Everything that is happening makes me believe in unicorns again, its so unbelievable for a gen x-er. Thanks again.
I'm interested in Hungary and Serbia. I also wonder what India's goals in the world are, their relationship with China, etc.
Would you mind touching a subject about gold being mined in the Ural mountains and sent by train to swiss banks before the Soviet Union fell? I had a professor circa 96 - 97 who told me about this and it always weighed on my mind but I can't find any info. about it. He was a Dr. of psychology and history who did research in former countries that were once in the Soviet Union. Was pretty interesting. Thanks in advance.
Hi sir, hope you are doing well .. I am from Pakistan and i have been watching your videos since i came across your UA-cam channel. It's really beneficial for me . Sir, i want you to make a comprehensive video to teach us the method of how to apply International relations theories to the events happening at global arena. I shall be thankful to you .
Some suggestions:
-Relations of Serbia and Russia.
-Potential conflict in the Balkans. (Bosnia & Kosovo)
-Israel Russia relations.
-The relations of the "Stan" Countries of the former USSR. with Russia and the "West.
-Potential War of PR. of China and Taiwan in the near future...
Excellent selection of topics. Seconded
Maybe a series on Brezinski's book 'The Grand Chessboard' and how it has played out in Eurasia, what machinations have occurred, what counter-moves have been taken.
Let's hear more about Putin's declaration of war, and the potential repercussions of this. It seems to me that the terrorist attack in Moscow is the biggest news since the onset of the conflict in Eukrain
Ty for your hard work!
How about the one where Putin moved the Icons from a museum to a Moscow church & announced his country worships Black Jesus now in late March 2024? Only African channels picked it up? Thought it would be here too but not🤔 Ty again🙌🏽
I want to know about Geneva Genocide Convention and the Nuremberg Trials impact and directive in today 's world .
South Africa politics and upcoming election
I think some good ideas could be:
- Video on the future of the Balkans, potential conflicts and how external influence might change in the future.
- Video on how the Russian economy might change in the future and what will the impact of the war/SMO have on its economy. Is Russias drastic GDP growth sustainable? Does Russia plan to and shoudl it plan on strengthening the ruble?
- Armenia/Azerbaijan relations/history and foreign interest.
- Iran - Saudi Arabia history of their relations and seeming regional conflict of interest. Could it be described as a clashing spheres of influence?
- Chinese vs 'Western' influence/relations with the African continent as a whole (key players)
-What role does Brazil and Douth America as a whole player in International politics, and what role/position do you see them taking in the future.
Just a couple of points that i think would be interesting to discuss. Atleast interesting in the eyes of someone who is relatively new to IR/GP, but it keen to learn.
Thank you, Prof. Rossi!
Let's talk about The 1991 Belavezha Accords, 1994 Budapest Memorandum, 1997 "Treaty on the Status and Conditions of the Black Sea Fleet", 2003 "The Treaty Between the Russian Federation and Ukraine on the Russian-Ukrainian State Border", and 2010 Kharkiv Pact.
History of US geopolitics paradigm. When have they realized that the world is their oyster?
could you talk about the tension in Korean Peninsula please
I have watched all of your IR lectures and took notes. What are some non-introductory books you recommend for gaining a deeper understanding of international knowledge and systems. Specifically, how they evolve over time. Thanks for your insights over the years!
You should post the speeches of African leaders in English, Mali, Nigeria, Cameroon, Lybia, Eygpt, Eithopia, Somolia, etc...
Good idea
yeah this!! But it might be out of his expertise, probably better to ask a news network or linguist
I don't think Michael has the ability to translate those...
@@benisrood AI or text to speech in english translation, could try Chat GPT actually.
@@jacobp6512 i mean you could do that, or anyone else lol
I know you have said many times there will most likely not be a world government in our lifetime, but as a pacifist I think the only way to avoid ALL future wars, is to disarm, demobilize, and reintegrate all militaries of the world (starting with the major powers) as the UN did in Liberia 2003. At the same time, albeit ironically, building up UN 🇺🇳 peacekeeping authority and autonomy.
My question is; What other international systems other than a world government could provide similar positive peace for decades or centuries, without wars no matter how small?
Thanks for your contribution to IR knowledge on the platform!
Follow up if you have time: If progress and change are inevitable and you don’t see a wilsonian future but also don’t see the realist system continuing, what system are we headed towards?
Where do you see BRICs and the economic councils/blocs factoring into innovation and/ or driving industrial & tech developments? Second question: since all of this is oriented around the sdgs what do you think the implications will be for the UN system when it comes to conflicts like Ukraine/russia or israel/Palestine given what has gone down thus far with these conflicts? Like im wondering more in terms of the history past and present of how these conflicts & responses to it are had in part through that system, and how the current phase of industrial development is being driven by it.
foreign investment and other affairs or meddling in Africa / Subsahara. China, the proverbial West, whoever.
May I ask you if there is one biography of Vladimir Putin which you would recommend for a balanced (in so far as that is possible) and objective portrait of the man and his career?
Nice channel and thanks for the work you're providing which is very important.
Sorry to take you back to the routine but Putin made a long interview in late February or earlly March where he made a lot of important points. Unfortunately I don't remember the name of the interview or the context but it was important. It would be cool if you could translate
There have been many claims of totalitarianism as it relates to a lack of freedom of speech in Russia. I speculate that that happens because of outside threats to Russia from the west. I would like to see if you had any input on that? Sorry if you already covered this.
Ukraine is the hottest topic right now, maybe talk about the Armenian-azeri conflict, no one does.
I listen to the Duran daily, as they cover all the current Geopolitics, but I'd love to hear more about the Armenia & Azerbaijan issues/history and also about the African continent if that's within your area of interest/knowledge. There is so much going on in the world and it's hard to keep up, and understand historical issues that have led to the current conflicts.
Hello sir. I wanna see your views on China and it's neighbours. Territorial disputes.
India and it's neighbours. India has problems with Pakistan, China, Sri Lanka and now Maldives.
How to do business with Russian.
Africa if possible
Can you give Putin speech yesterday
Palestine
topic of my choice, the obvious state of the world and how to let most of it slide off of you without feeling like a total moron, should you be like a cranky person and walk around sying bullshit to everything or be amused and smile at everything, I prefer the latter
Why did NATO bombed Serbia? Thank you for your work ,and good idea about we are abel to ask questions .🙏
i want to know what putin is really saying (without propaganda).
on the other hand you are boring, and not relevant to anything that matters to me (to us).
Harsh!
And yet…. You are here. Do you normally go around UA-cam looking to comment on how boring content is to you? (I’m not sure who you speak of when you say “us”. Certainly not me. )
@@mikewilliams7019 I'm not "here" you fake ass pretender.
Like a child, you merely couldn't hear criticism. You are grossly immature. You are beneath me.
I'm a returning student of Russian history, but I'm most interested in the Soviet period. I think I remember reading that new texts were released from the archives in recent years. I would love to hear anything you know about this new information. A Russian historian was talking about this and said that some of these documents somewhat vindicated Stalin. I would like to know more about that. Cheers.
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