[Moderator's note: early bird registration extended to today, 18 May)
Announcing the St Andrews Third Biennial Conference on Syria: "Moving Beyond the Stalemate," 1-3 July in St. Andrews, Scotland. The international conference will bring together in one place the largest and most diverse concentration of scholars of Syria. It will feature papers by some 25 based on innovative and cutting-edge research. The Roundtable discussions feature the biggest names in the field of Syrian studies, diplomacy and conflict resolution. Roundtable participants David Lesch, Steven Heydeman, Nir Rosen, Samir Aita, Michael Williams and Carsten Wieland have all been intimately involved in diplomacy, track II and conflict resolution projects regarding Syria. I William Zartman is the world's most famous expert on conflict resolution in failed states. The workshops will give all conference attendees a chance to interact with these scholars and practitioners in debating the way forward in the Syrian crisis
The registration fee includes three nights' accommodation, plus many meals, teas and coffee, etc. For details and registration please see the following link: http://syriaconfstandrews2015.co.uk
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