March 15, 2016
The Department of International and Comparative Politics
of American University of Central Asia
announces
a call for participation in our annual
International Crisis Game
Crisis in Syria
The department would like to provide an opportunity for students to learn about foreign policy decision making by playing roles of major actors engaged in major international crises. This time the crisis game will be devoted to the ongoing issues in and around Syria, and each team will have to propose their visions on development in regard to this. The game is intended to raise the awareness of students about the nature of conflicts, help them better understand various political aspects and behavior of actors in the region, analyze the wider international context of the ongoing conflict, and improve their leadership and team skills.
The game is open to any English-speaking student from universities in Bishkek (and beyond).
Title – Crisis in Syria
Time – April 9-10, 2016 (on Saturday the whole day, and half day of Sunday)
Venue – American University of Central Asia
Language – English
A lunch and coffee breaks would be provided.
Those interested should register at https://goo.gl/30RBsF by April 1, 2016, but preferably earlier than this deadline.
Participants will be assigned to countries/actors/teams a week before the game and will prepare accordingly.
Details and instructions of the game will be communicated to the registered teams via e-mail.