Christopher Newton

Christopher Newton serves as a Lecturer at King's College London within the Department of War Studies, School of Security Studies (Faculty of Social Science & Public Policy), where he teaches the first-year undergraduate module 'The Conduct of War' and contributes to the Sir Michael Howard Centre for the History of War.

His academic credentials include:

• BA in War Studies from King's College London
• MA in War Studies from King's College London

Mr. Newton specializes in Military History with concentrated expertise on 20th century warfare, particularly the First World War. His scholarly work extends to the evolution of strategic thought and practice, alongside contemporary British defence policy analysis, bridging historical military studies with modern security frameworks.

As an active member of the Sir Michael Howard Centre for the History of War, he participates in initiatives advancing scholarly research on warfare across historical dimensions, training research students, and organizing academic conferences and projects.