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Dandeker, Professor Christopher

Description: Areas of research include Civil-Military Relations, Sociology of the Military Profession, Personnel Issues Affecting the British Armed Forces

Dasgupta, Bhaskar

Description: Bhaskar is a PhD candidate researching the impact of terrorism on global financial markets, on market, credit and operational risk.

Davies, Laura

Description: Laura is a PhD candidate researching the political economy of state building, institutional capacity development, policy trade-offs, responses to 'state failure', ethics and morality in security and development discourse.

Dawson, Julia

Description: Julia is a PhD candidate researching the writing of official histories, First World War Air Power Operations, Inter War Air Power Theory and Doctrine, First World War Historiography.

Dawson, Neil

Description: Neil is a PhD candidate researching Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the political role of intellectuals / intellectual history, Diaspora, nationalism, and political identity.

De Franco, Dr Chiara

Description: Areas of research include IR Theory, International Political Communication, Early Warning, Peacekeeping, Conflict Mediation, ESDP, War Representations, Visual Culture

de Orellana, Pablo

Description: Pablo is a PhD candidate researching diplomacy and theory of diplomacy, foreign policy analysis, postmodern and critical International Relations theory, western Sahara conflict and First Indochina War, international political sociology.

Delgado, Jorge

Description: Jorge is a PhD candidate researching history of strategic thought.

Deyermond, Dr Ruth

Description: Areas of research include Post-Soviet security issues, Russian foreign and security policies, International relations theory, Sovereignty theory, Russia-US security relations in the 21st century

Dockrill, Professor Michael Lawrence

Description: Areas of interest included military and diplomatic history. He developed the highly regarded Macmillan/Palgrave Studies in Military and Strategic History which now has almost 40 volumes.

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