Conference Programme – Decision in the Atlantic
Programme Decision in the Atlantic Friday 17 – Saturday 18 May 2013 Department of War Studies, King’s College London Organised by Global War Studies, the Society for Nautical Research and […]
Category Archives: Strategic Studies
A MORE FLEXIBLE APPROACH TO THE ISSUE OF US MILITARY BASES: THE CASES OF AUSTRALIA AND THE PHILIPPINES
Over the last few months we have been witness to debates and agreements concerning the hosting of US military personnel and assets in some countries, including Australia and the Philippine […]
The Third Dimension of Warfare and Tactical Stability in the Senkaku Islands
Over the last few months, a string of incidents has been taking place around the Senkaku Islands, which Beijing claims under the name “Diaoyu”[1], on a bidimensional plane. On a […]
Iran’s Nuclear Programme: The Challenges and Implications of the Military Option
On 25 April 2012, the Institute for Conflict, Cooperation and Security at the University of Birmingham hosted an afternoon discussion that examined the implication of Iran‘s desire to gain nuclear […]
Call for Papers
Reblogged from 15th Annual Graduate Strategic Studies Conference: The 15th Annual Graduate Strategic Studies Conference will take place March 1st and 2nd, 2013, at the University of Calgary. The graduate […]
Call for Papers – 1944: Seventy Years On
Call for Papers: 1944: Seventy Years On 14-17 April 2014, Royal Military Academy Sandhurst Global War Studies and the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst are pleased to announce an international conference […]
Get your Book Reviewed!
Birmingham “On War” seeks to publish reviews on new books in the broad field of War Studies. It aims to be an accessible collection of academic reviews of books. Birmingham […]
What does Time and Space mean for the Airman?
[Cross posted from The Aerodrome] What follows is a precis of the presentation that Ian Shields gave at the Air Power Symposium held at the University of Birmingham in 2010. […]
TOC – The RUSI Journal, Vol. 157, No. 4
The latest edition of the RUSI Journal has just appeared with its usual mix of contemporary and historical articles including one by John Alexander, a fellow PhD candidate at the […]
Guest Post – Editorial from the Journal of Military Operations
This is a guest post from Dr Jim Storr, editor of the newly launched Journal of Military Operations. This appears to be an excellent addition to the field and I […]
