New Voices in Global Security - Ideas and Identities in Contemporary International Relations
Channel: War Studies KCL
Date: 11/03/2024

In this fourth New Voices in Global Security Studies seminar, Pauline Heinrichs explored how the timing of energy crises can create harmful cycles that cause global insecurity. Rhiannon Emm explored how discussions in international relations frequently use the concept of 'home' without thoroughly examining its meaning or significance. 

Speaker: Rhiannon Emm, a third year PhD candidate in the Department of War Studies, and Review Articles Editor for Millennium: Journal of International Studies.  

Discussant: Martin Silcock, a PhD Candidate in the Department of War Studies. Martin holds an MA in the History of War from King’s awarded with distinction in 2022. 

Speaker: Dr Pauline Heinrichs, a lecturer in War Studies (Climate and Energy) at King's College London. Her research focuses on international climate diplomacy and the contestation of state security narratives in the context of climate change. 

Discussant: Dr Rob Cullum, a Postdoctoral Research Fellow under the Ax:son Johnson Initiative for Statecraft and Diplomacy at the Centre for Grand Strategy.