Christoph Bluth

Christoph Bluth is a Professor in International Relations at the University of Bradford, affiliated with the School of Social Sciences within the Faculty of Management, Law & Social Sciences. His expertise spans nuclear non-proliferation, military policy, North East Asia security dynamics, Cold War history, and humanitarian security issues. He has authored over 17 publications including books, journal articles, and edited volumes.

Teaching: Specializes in strategic studies, nuclear policy, East Asian geopolitics, and global governance frameworks. Teaches modules like 'Technology, Violence and War' and 'Globalisation and Global Governance'.

Research: Focuses on nuclear diplomacy (e.g., North Korea’s program), NATO strategy, Russian military reform, and the intersection between security and human rights. His work bridges historical analysis with contemporary policy challenges.

Professional Activities: Holds six recorded employment positions and is part of one professional association. His research has addressed US foreign policy in conflict zones like Afghanistan and Iraq, and energy security in China.

Awards: No specific honors listed, but his extensive publication record indicates sustained academic distinction.