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Join us in Bristol to celebrate the launch of our edited volume 'Military Humanitarianism: Aid Operations & Armed Forces'

Join us in Bristol to celebrate the launch of our edited volume 'Military Humanitarianism: Aid Operations & Armed Forces'

While interconnections between humanitarian actors and military operations are a pervasive feature of contemporary conflicts around the globe today, Military Humanitarianism challenges the idea that.....

A Choice Outstanding Academic Title of the YearHow the fight for civil rights in America became an important front in the Cold War

There’s more talk of decolonisation than ever, while true independence for former colonies has faded from view. Why?

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“Si vis pacem, impera bellum”: The ICRC, international humanitarian law and peace

That European empires depended on the pervasive and often devastating use of force has never been seriously in doubt. But what historians choose to make of

Conventional narratives of the Cold War revolve around high-level diplomats and state leaders in Washington, Beijing, and Moscow, but this anthology challeng...

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Catastrophic Diplomacy offers a sweeping history of US foreign disaster assistance, highlighting its centrality to twentieth-century US foreign relations. Sp...

On the afternoon of August 13, 1993, US President Bill Clinton stood in front of a crowd of sailors and civilian defense workers at wharf no. 3, Alameda Na

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