معرفی
Dr. Peter Hough is a Professor of International Relations at Middlesex University, with a primary appointment in the Law and Social Sciences school. He serves as Module Leader for Theories of International Relations and Global Security modules, and Research Degrees Coordinator for Politics & Social Policy. Currently supervising 5 doctoral students (with 14 previous completions), his research focuses on climate change, ecocide, critical security approaches, and international law. He has authored/co-authored over 50 publications, including seminal works on environmental security and Arctic geopolitics. His work has been cited by NATO and the United Nations General Assembly, reflecting its global policy impact.
Education details are not explicitly listed, but his academic contributions span decades, with key roles in shaping curricula and advising on defense and environmental policy. He has presented at the UK Parliament and Ministry of Defence, demonstrating engagement with practical policy applications. His research emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches to security, linking ecological, humanitarian, and geopolitical dimensions.
Notable contributions include advancing the concept of 'military ecocide' and critiquing 'water wars' narratives. He has edited volumes on 19th century environmental politics and co-authored major textbooks like Understanding Global Security and World Politics. Grants and awards sections remain unspecified, though his impactful research has garnered institutional and international recognition.
Dr. Hough’s work bridges academia and practice, influencing both scholarly discourse and real-world policy through his analysis of Arctic resource competition, environmental legal frameworks, and the evolving nature of global threats.
