Masters dissertations
MA International Security
The Impact of Illicit Arms Access on Intrastate Conflict: how it intensifies, prolongs and increase the number of non-state actors.
Anna Lundborg Regner, 2020
A Nationless State: Considering the Effects of Structural Violence on Collective Identity for Turkish Cypriots
Selin Orek, 2020
Adjusting to the East: Examining the significance of NATO in an era of Westlessness
Lauren Wareham, 2020
Evaluating the Application of the Rebel Greed Hypothesis in Conflict Mineral Legislation targeting the DRC since 2011
Timothy Michael Hector Huxham, 2020
R2P is What States Make of It: Investigating the effects of the 2011 military intervention in Libya on the Responsibility to Protect principle
Zoe Kerboul, 2020
UN Response: Evaluating ISIL's Use of Sexual Violence as a Weapon of War in Iraq and Syria from 2014
Emma Jones, 2020
Idols and Ideologies: the role of relationships in the decision to act by lone actor terrorists in the West
Frances Cleland Bones, 2020
To what extent does female gender oppression in Islamic patriarchal societies provide women with a personal motive significant in instigating active female complicity in suicide terrorist attacks?
Oliver Boorer, 2019
An Armed Response: Terrorism, Policing and Firearms in Great Britain
Jack Edward James, 2019
David and Goliath: The impact of energy securitisation and Turkeys regional hegemonic aspirations on Cyprus reunification attempts
Evrydiki Papavarnava, 2019
Informal war, An alternative perspective on 'hybrid warfare'.
Lincoln Sheff, 2019