Join the Frederick S. Pardee Center for the Study of the Longer-Range Future on Wednesday, March 29 for an all-day conference titled “How Wars End.” The event will feature five expert panels exploring how wars have historically ended, how recent conflicts have ended, and how current crises will end. This event is free and open to the public. Advance registration is required.

How wars end from a historical perspective | Moderator: Prof. Erik Goldstein

How intelligence supports diplomats in ending wars | Moderator: Prof. Joseph Wippl

How the Afghanistan War ended | Moderator: Prof. John Woodward

How the Iraq War ended | Moderator: Prof. Shamiran Mako

How current crises will end | Moderator: Ambassador Mark Storella

The full list of panelists will be announced in the coming weeks.

This conference is convened by Prof. John Woodward, Prof. Cathal J. Nolan, and Prof. Erik Goldstein in their capacity as Pardee Center Faculty Research Fellows. Delta Phi Epsilon, the BU chapter of the International Business and Foreign Service society, is providing logistical and operational support for this conference.