Professor Sir Lawrence Freedman FBA

Political Studies
Fellow type
UK Fellow
Year elected
1995
Subjects
Politics

King's College London Professor of War Studies, and Vice-Principal (Strategy and Development)

Past appointments

King's College London University of London Professor of War Studies, and Vice-Principal (Research), King's College London

2004 -

King's College London University of London Vice-Principal

2003 -

King's College London University of London Head of School of Social Science and Public Policy

2001 -

King's College London University of London Professor of War Studies

1982 -

King's College London University of London Professor of War Studies, King's College London

1982 -

Publications

Britain and the Falklands War

Published in 1988

The Evolution of Nuclear Strategy

Published in 1981

Kennedy's Wars

Published in 2000

The Official History of the Falklands Campaign

Published in 2003

A Choice of Enemies

Published in 2008

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International Relations, with special reference to security studies in the Asia-Pacific, including US-China relations, human rights, Asian regional institutions, and East Asian regional governance

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Professor Tariq Modood FBA

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