Middle East Centre public lecture
Date: Wednesday 19 March 2014
Time: 6.30-8pm
Venue: G.01, Tower One, LSE
Speaker: Professor Raymond Hinnebusch
Chair: Dr Toby Dodge
This talk will examine Iraq-Syria relations with the aim of using their changing relations as indicators of changes in the regional states and regional states system. It will therefore use the current relationship as emblematic of the current state of the states system in MENA.
Raymond Hinnebusch is professor of international relations and Middle East politics at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland, co-founder of the Institute for the study of the Middle East, Central Asian and the Caucasus and director of the Centre for Syrian Studies.
For further information please visit: Syria-Iraq Relations: From State Formation to the Arab Uprising?
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