H. Christian Breede

H. Christian Breede is an Associate Professor of Political Science at the Royal Military College (RMC) and cross-appointed with the Department of Political Studies at Queen’s University. He holds a PhD in War Studies from RMC and an MA in Political Science from the University of New Brunswick. His work focuses on societal cohesion and the interplay between technology, foreign policy, and military engagement. He has practical experience through deployments with the Canadian Army in Haiti and Afghanistan.

Christian’s education includes:

• PhD in War Studies, Royal Military College (RMC)
• MA in Political Science, University of New Brunswick

His research interests span:

• Exploring social cohesion as a determinant of state stability
• Cultural dimensions of military operations
• Foreign policy analysis with emphasis on security dynamics
• Civil-military relations in modern conflicts
• Technological advancements affecting warfare ethics and policy

In his publications, Breede analyzes:

• Cultural factors shaping military engagements
• Ethical challenges posed by transhumanism in warfare
• Canada’s military strategy in Afghanistan
• Theoretical frameworks for understanding failed states
• Optimization of special operations forces in UN missions

No scientific awards are listed in the provided information. His cross-appointment suggests collaborative research opportunities between RMC and Queen’s University. Deployment experience includes active Canadian Army service in Haiti and Afghanistan.