Call for Papers: Reappraising the Iran-Iraq War Thirty Years Later
29 August 2010
About
Most of the recent scholarship on the Iran-Iraq War has either focused on the war itself or specific issues such as
Purpose
To address these gaps in the current scholarly understanding of the subject, this conference will bring together policy practitioners, leading academics, and promising young scholars who are working on the various aspects of the Iran-Iraq War. Papers submitted to and accepted by the conference will subsequently be published in an edited volume.
Proposals
Proposals of up to 500 words and a CV should be sent to the conference organizers, Bryan Gibson and Ranj Alaaldin, at Ideas.Middleeast@lse.ac.uk| by 30 April 2010. Notification of acceptance will be made by 14 May. Successful applicants will be expected to email their papers by 31 August.
http://www2.lse.ac.uk/internationalHistory/events/lseIDEASEvents/iranIraqConference.pdf
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