Turkish Delight?
My papers are graded and final grades submitted, so I’m off to Istanbul this afternoon to attend the Istanbul World Political Forum. I’ll be speaking on two panels — one on "A New and Just Global Order?" and another on "Can the Cold War Between Israel and Iran Turn to Hot War?" — and I’m ...
My papers are graded and final grades submitted, so I'm off to Istanbul this afternoon to attend the Istanbul World Political Forum. I'll be speaking on two panels -- one on "A New and Just Global Order?" and another on "Can the Cold War Between Israel and Iran Turn to Hot War?" -- and I'm looking forward to hearing what my hosts and the other attendees think about Syria, the U.S. election, China, the Euro crisis, and a host of other issues. It's a very full schedule and there won't be a lot of time for blogging, but I will try to post something if I get a moment and the jet lag isn't too bad.
My papers are graded and final grades submitted, so I’m off to Istanbul this afternoon to attend the Istanbul World Political Forum. I’ll be speaking on two panels — one on "A New and Just Global Order?" and another on "Can the Cold War Between Israel and Iran Turn to Hot War?" — and I’m looking forward to hearing what my hosts and the other attendees think about Syria, the U.S. election, China, the Euro crisis, and a host of other issues. It’s a very full schedule and there won’t be a lot of time for blogging, but I will try to post something if I get a moment and the jet lag isn’t too bad.
Stephen M. Walt is a columnist at Foreign Policy and the Robert and Renée Belfer professor of international relations at Harvard University. Twitter: @stephenwalt
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