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Reader in Conflict Studies

Faculty of Arts, Business, and Social Sciences

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Reader in Conflict Studies
Faculty of Arts, Business, and Social Sciences

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E.OKane@wlv.ac.uk (opens in a new tab)

University of Wolverhampton, History, Politics and War Studies, Nursery Street, Wolverhampton, Wv11AD, UK

Conflict resolution, Northern Ireland politics, just war theory, political ideologies, world politics and debates in contemporary warfare.

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RESEARCH-BASED DEGREE SUPERVISION
Command and Control: The British Army in Northern Ireland - Civil-Military Relations, Leadership and the Role of Funding
1 Jun 2021
DOCTORAL EXAMINATION
‘The development of British First World War remembrance on the battlefield from 1914 to 1929’
25 May 2021
DOCTORAL EXAMINATION
A Matter of Persistence’ Lessons learnt by the British Expeditionary Force and its operational development following the Battle of Festubert, 15-25 May 1915
5 May 2021
RESEARCH-BASED DEGREE SUPERVISION
The Influence of Geography on Political Stability and State Viability
19 Dec 2019
RESEARCH-BASED DEGREE SUPERVISION
Learning to PREVENT: An examination of PREVENT training in UK public services
1 Sep 2017
RESEARCH-BASED DEGREE SUPERVISION
Combined operations in the American War of Independence and the Naval War of 1812 in the North American theatre: a comparative study of strategy and tactics
31 Mar 2015
RESEARCH-BASED DEGREE SUPERVISION
THE PRESIDENTIAL AMNESTY PROGRAMME AND THE NIGER DELTA: ANALYSING THE ROLE OF LOCAL COMMUNITIES IN THE PROGRAMME
27 Feb 2015
RESEARCH-BASED DEGREE SUPERVISION
A COLLABORATIVE AND CO-ORDINATED APPROACH TO SUCCESS – HOW CAN THE RAIL INDUSTRY LEARN FROM THE RECENT MILITARY CAMPAIGNS (2001 – 2015) FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF STRATEGIC RESILIENCE MANAGEMENT LEADERSHIP?
15 Oct 2013