The Geopolitics of Britain’s Antarctic Empire 1942–1961 and its Falklands Legacy - 22 March 2022
A recording of my live talk and Q&A for the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI)(Webpage here), Chaired by Andrew Young. Utilizing my archival research, I explore how the Falklands War was part of a historic and ongoing competition over the Antarcitc's future between Argentina, Britain, Chile and the US, and how British policy from 1942-1961 impacted and influenced the context of the later conflict. I also offer a new take on the US-UK relationships in the region, and how Britain in fact "lost" regarding the Antarctic Treaty System. The Q&A I delved into current geopolitics and what the future has in store for the Falklands and Antarctic.

CANZUK (Part 2): The post-Brexit opportunities and trap-doors- 9 April 2021

Produced for, and hosted by, London Politica (LinkedIn here, YouTube here) as the second of a two part series exploring the post-Brexit rise of the international political project that is CANZUK. In this second part I offer an analysis of the benefits, challenges, and potential viability of the proposed grouping from a geopolitical, economic, security and political perspective.

CANZUK (Part 1): It's more than the Anglosphere - 22 March 2021

Produced for, and hosted by, London Politica (LinkedIn here, YouTube here) as the first of a two part series exploring the post-Brexit rise of the international political project that is CANZUK. In this first part I explore what CANZUK actually means from a political, economic, and geopolitical perspective, alongside who wants it, and how much public and political support it currently commands.