March 2020 - CHACR

4 August 2020 – CHACR Weekly Take Away Newsletter Issue 19

Newsletters CHACR - August 4, 2020 0

This is the 19th issue of the weekly CHACR Take Away newsletter. In these newsletters, you will find links to the latest products by...

23 July 2020 – CHACR Weekly Take Away Newsletter Issue 18

Newsletters CHACR - July 23, 2020 0

This is the 18th issue of the weekly CHACR Take Away newsletter. In these newsletters, you will find links to the latest products by...

16 July 2020 – CHACR Weekly Take Away Newsletter Issue 17

Newsletters CHACR - July 16, 2020 0

This is the 17th issue of the weekly CHACR Take Away newsletter. In these newsletters, you will find links to the latest products by...

Western Front Battlefield Guide

Research Briefings CHACR - September 11, 2021 0

Today’s visitor to the Western Front sees a landscape that has been permanently changed by the fighting of the First World War. The signs...

PITTING – A Very Human Operation, Dr Andrew Sharpe (Director CHACR)

Commentary CHACR - September 2, 2021 0

"It’s quiet…..too quiet" is now a cliché rolled out with monotonous regularity, having first, seemingly, seen the light of day in the John Ford...

Climate Change and Defence: Are we ready for its impact? Dr Ziya Meral, CHACR

Commentary CHACR - August 26, 2021 0

This article was originally published by Wavell Room. When reflecting on climate change from the perspective of those who compose defence policy there are...

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Monthly Archives: March 2020

British Army Review 177 Winter/Spring 2020

31 March 2020 – ‘The Corona Virus and its Strategic Consequences...

‘Post COVID-19: What’s on the Other Side?’

25 March 2020 – CHACR Weekly Take Away Newsletter: Issue 1

25 March 2020 – CHACR Take Away: Saudi Arabia with Michael...

Podcast: CHACR Take Away Interviews Episode 1 – Saudi Arabia with...

2019 GAP Conference – Opening Remarks by Shashank Joshi

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