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11.11.2013 |
| Dato | tir 19 nov |
| Tid | 10:15 — 12:00 |
| Sted | Aud. 1, Room 101, Building 1333, Dept. of Political Science & Government, Aarhus University, Bartholins Allé 7 |
One of the leading Middle Eastern observers of regional and Syrian politics gives a guest lecture about the Syrian civil war and the future regional order in the Middle East.
While Syria before 2011 was among the leading regional players in the ’struggle for the Middle East’, the country has since the Arab revolts not only been torn apart by a brutal civil war. It has also become an arena for a larger and highly complex rivalry among regional and international powers about the future regional order in the Middle East. In this guest lecture Oraib al-Rantawi, who is one of the leading Middle Eastern observers of regional and Syrian politics, will address the questions about how this regional ‘struggle for Syria’ impacts Syrian civil war and what kind of repercussions the Syrian crisis is going to have for the dynamics of regional politics.
The event will take place in English and will be open to everybody.
Further info
The event is organized with support from IP-Nu, Department of Political Science & Government, Aarhus University and KVINFO
Contact
For further information contact: Morten Valbjørn, Associate Professor, Department of Political Science & Government, Aarhus University, Mobil: 6082 8272; E-mail: mortenv@ps.au.dk