Staff working at the Centre for Science & Security Studies (CSSS) produce a wide range of scholarly and policy relevant research outputs. Detailed information of specific individuals’ publications can be found on their King's Research Portal (PURE) pages.
Recently published academic and policy articles can be found below, in reverse chronological order. A number of recent books published by Centre staff are also showcased.
CSSS also produce an Occasional Papers Series, which is aimed at showcasing project work and other policy relevant areas of our research.
Recent Publications
M. Bricknell, Z. Homan, A. Gheorghe, E. Quirk, M. Gad and J. Kazibwe, ‘Civil–military cooperation in the early response to the COVID-19 pandemic in six European countries’, BMJ Military Health (2021), Vol.167, No.4, pp.234-243.
I. Butorac, F. Lentzos and C.Aicardi, ‘Gray Matters: Exploring Technologists' Perceptions of Dual-Use Potentiality in Emerging Neurotechnology Applications’, Health Security (2021), Vol.19, No.4.
D. Salisbury, ‘Spies, Diplomats and Deceit: Exploring the persistent role of diplomatic missions in North Korea’s WMD proliferation and arms trafficking networks’, Asian Security (published online July 2021).
H. Williams and J. Cox, ‘The Unavoidable Technology: How Artificial Intelligence Can Strengthen Nuclear Stability’, The Washington Quarterly (2021), Vol.44, No.1, pp.69-85.
W. Bowen, M. Moran and J. Knopf, ‘The Obama Administration and Syrian Chemical Weapons: Deterrence, Compellence, and the Limits of the “Resolve Plus Bombs” Formula’, Security Studies (2020), Vol.29, No.5, pp.797-831.
C. Watterson, S. Osborne and S. Grant, ‘Open registries as an enabler of maritime sanctions evasion’, Marine Policy, Vol. 119, p. 104090 (published online June 2020).
C. Hobbs, P. McBurney and D. Oliver, ‘Data Science in Support of Radiation Detection for Border Monitoring: An Exploratory Study’, Science and Global Security (published online February 2020), pp. 1-20.
A. Tabrizi and B. Kienzle, ‘Legitimation strategies of informal groups of states: The case of the E3 directoire in the nuclear negotiations with Iran’, Cooperation and Conflict (published online February 2020).
C. Watterson, ‘Nuclear weapons and limited war: A return to the nuclear battlefield?’, Comparative Strategy, Vol. 39, No. 1, pp. 18-28 (published online February 2020).
H. Elbahtimy, ‘Missing the mark: Dimona and Egypt's slide into the 1967 Arab-Israeli War’, Non-Proliferation Review, Vol. 25, Issue 5-6, pp. 385-397 (March 2019).