Two researchers of IFAT participated in the Gulf Research Meeting 2019
The annual Gulf Research Meeting (GRM) took place between the 15th and 18th of July in Cambridge, providing room for consultation for the scholars working on Gulf-related issues. Two researchers of IFAT also participated in the conference organised by the Gulf Research Centre – Erzsébet N. Rózsa, our external research fellow, and Máté Szalai, our senior researcher.
The three-day long event was organised in the framework of workshops covering different topics and issues. Erzsébet N. Rózsa participated in the workshop called „A Peace Process for the Gulf: International Initiatives and Gulf Conflict Resolution” with her paper entitled “Is a Westphalian peace arrangement possible in the Persian Gulf?: The social construct behind war and peace”. Meanwhile, Máté Szalai presented his study about „Applying small state theory to the Gulf region in the framework of the English School – challenges, limitations and modifications” in the framework of the workshop Emerging Challenges in International Relations and Transnational Politics of the GCC”.
The photo is accessible at: http://gulfresearchmeeting.net/index.php?pgid=NzU=&year=2019&day=1