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Caroline Kennedy-Pipe is a Professor of War Studies at Loughborough University. Previously, she held professorial roles at the University of Warwick, University of Hull, and Sheffield University. Her research focuses on Arctic Security, Cold War legacies, and contemporary conflicts, with notable work on Russia, drone warfare, and gendered dimensions of conflict. She holds a First-Class Honours Degree in History, an MSc in Strategic Studies, and a D-Phil in International Relations.
- Education:
- First-Class Honours Degree in History
- MSc Econ in Strategic Studies
- D-Phil in International Relations
Her research interests span Arctic Security, the legacy of the Cold War, and modern military strategies. She has led projects on IEDs, suicide bombers, and drone warfare. Current work includes a book on urban warfare and Arctic geopolitics. Caroline advises the Pakistan Army’s Green Book and chairs the British International Studies Association.
Her advisory roles include Visiting Fellow at Oxford’s Rothermere Institute (2018) and Specialist Advisor to the House of Commons Defence Committee (2018-2019). Professional memberships include the Mackinder Forum, emphasizing geopolitical strategy.
Key themes in her publications include the evolving Arctic security landscape, gender dynamics in warfare, and the ethical implications of modern military technologies like drones. She critiques historical and contemporary conflicts through strategic frameworks, blending historical analysis with policy relevance.
