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Steve Dunne is a PhD Candidate and Associate Tutor in the Department of Politics and International Studies at the University of Warwick. His academic work focuses on U.S. foreign policy, security studies, and political communication, with a particular interest in strategic narratives and ontological security.
His educational background includes:
- B.A. in History and Politics
- M.A. in United States Foreign Policy
- M.A. in Social Science Research
Mr. Dunne's research explores the intersection of economic security and U.S. foreign policy since the Cold War, examining how strategic narratives shape policy under different administrations. His work integrates concepts from security studies, political communication, and sociolinguistics to analyze the role of everyday narratives and popular culture in politics. He is particularly interested in the ontological security narratives that drive American foreign policy decisions.
His recent publications and presentations demonstrate a consistent focus on strategic narratives, with increasing attention to contemporary issues such as the wars in Ukraine and Israel, and the influence of media and Hollywood on political leadership. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with empirical analysis of U.S. foreign policy across multiple presidential administrations.
Scientific awards and recognition include:
- ESRC PhD Studentship
As an Associate Tutor, Mr. Dunne has taught undergraduate courses in Politics and U.S. Politics. He has received funding through the ESRC studentship for his doctoral research. He is also active in media outreach, engaging with radio and television to communicate academic findings to the public.
Mr. Dunne is supervised by Professors Alexandra Homolar and Philippe Blanchard, with previous supervision by Dr. Georg Löfflmann. He is part of the academic community in the Department of Politics and International Studies at Warwick, contributing to conferences such as the British International Studies Association (BISA) events.
