Isabelle Grassel

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[Chicago Council on Global Affairs @ChicagoCouncil]

"#Sweden’s pivot towards NATO, both at the public and policy levels, is just one example of the transformational and lasting effect of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine," write @Karin_Eleonore, @emksullivan_, & @im_grassel.
https://t.co/hW7L37NSJJ

[Craig Kafura @ckafura]

Unlike in so many past wars and crises, the American public is strongly supportive of taking in Ukrainian refugees. To find out why, check out @im_grassel's latest for @ChiCouncilFP: https://t.co/K8VDjo46Ui

[Lester Crown Center on US Foreign Policy @ChiCouncilFP]

American public support for Ukrainian refugees is significantly higher than it has been for other groups, polling over recent decades shows. @im_grassel explores why in our #RunningNumbers blog 🔎 https://t.co/W9A9zRfuQe

[Lester Crown Center on US Foreign Policy @ChiCouncilFP]

“When it comes to evaluating different refugee groups,” @im_grassel writes in #RunningNumbers, “Americans appear to keep in mind an age-old saying: ‘the enemy of my enemy (or at least fierce competitor) is my friend.’” https://t.co/W9A9zQYrOe

[Lester Crown Center on US Foreign Policy @ChiCouncilFP]

In this year’s @ChicagoCouncil Survey, 76 percent of Americans were in favor of accepting Ukrainian refugees into the United States. As @im_grassel notes in #RunningNumbers, not all refugee groups in recent history have received such a warm welcome. https://t.co/W9A9zQXTYG

[Lester Crown Center on US Foreign Policy @ChiCouncilFP]

As rising prices pinch Americans’ wallets at home, are they still willing to incur the financial costs of supporting Ukraine? @ChiCouncilFP’s @im_grassel explores the recent polling in our latest #RunningNumbers blog post 🔎 https://t.co/o2IPegbSc8