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Lt Gen (ret) David A Deptula’s St Andrews Proclamation
The address given by Lt Gen 9ret David A Deptula on 8 May at the ISWS’ airpower conference has been published in the framework of the Mitchell Institute Policy Paper Series under the title ‘The St Andrews Proclamation: A Pragmatic Assessment of 21st Century Airpower’.
Podcast series on Iran in cooperation with ChromeRadio
The ISWS has sponsored a series of podcasts on Iran, which feature ISWS’s own Professor Ali Ansari and Dr Jasmine Gani. Listen in!
Professor Guy Rowlands’ Inaugural Lecture
Professor Guy Rowlands will be giving his Inaugural Lecture at the University of St Andrews on Wednesday 19th April at 5.15pm in School III of St Salvator’s Quadrangle on North Street, St Andrews. ‘Glamping with Guns. Louis XIV, the Camp of Compiègne, and the Origins of the Modern Military Exercise’. The history of war and … Read more
Professor Eliot A Cohen gives talk at St Andrews
Professor Eliot A Cohen is Robert E. Osgood Professor at Johns Hopkins University’s School of Advanced International Studies. He will introduce his new book, The Big Stick: The Limits of Soft Power and the Necessity of Military Force (New York: Basic Books, 2016), but he will be happy to discuss students’ dissertation topics. Arts seminar … Read more
Sir Michael Fallon visit to St Andrews
The Institute for the Study of War and Strategy was delighted to host the UK’s Secretary of State for Defence Sir Michael Fallon on 2 February 2017. He gave postgraduate students from the School of International Relations the opportunity of engaging in discussion in a closed session before he delivered a lecture on ‘Resurgent Russia’ … Read more
The British Home Front 1914-1918
The centenary of the First World War has been and continues to be commemorated at national level with events to mark the major military and political waypoints, from the outbreak of war by way of Gallipoli, the Somme and Ypres to the armistice. And yet the war’s scale demanded more than just a major military … Read more