@warstudies

warstudies has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in November 2021. Besides social media accounts, warstudies has populated their site with New Security Studies Programme | KIASS, War Studies at King's, Events | School of Security Studies, News, The Annual Dockrill Memorial Lecture & Alumni Gathering: Sir Philip Bobbitt presents 'The Bow of Odysseus', Blogs & Features, War Studies YouTube, Get your tickets – Film Screening: Soldiers of Song, War Studies LinkedIn, Thinking Inside the Box: Exploring revolutions in Latin America, War Studies Twitter, Women in War and International Politics: Building a gender-inclusive community, War Studies Facebook, War Studies Podcast - YouTube, Research opportunities: Elevate your academic and professional journey, KCL Crisis Simulation project: Learning how countries navigate conflicts, War Studies Podcast - Spotify, King's Summer School enhances young people's understanding of international security, War Studies Podcast - Apple, Visit the 'Warsaw Calling: Uprising 1944' Exhibition at King's!, War Studies Podcast - SoundCloud, KCL Intelligence Studies Society: Exploring espionage, intelligence and security, KCL Diplomacy Society: Engaging in foreign and international affairs, Identity Hunters Project: Exploring the link between identity and politics, Select tickets – 'Warsaw Calling' Exhibition Launch – The Arcade, Bush House, King's Politics Society: From classroom to publishing, The Snake Smoked: What was the role of Brazilian Soldiers in WW2?, Martin Verrier: “Intelligence and international cooperation are crucial in disrupting criminal networks”, War Studies MA student wins London Defence Conference competition, LDC 2024: Future Leaders Day, Dr Ross Peel: “Chornobyl is an event that completely changed how we do nuclear safety and nuclear security”, Former BA student's dissertation published in Swiss Think Tank, War Studies student wins award at BISA Model NATO Simulation, Layla Finchman: Could ESG regulation tackle the threat of climate change?, Kristen Meagher: "Women's leadership is the ability to influence policy, practice, and systems".