Daniel Skeffington


Daniel Skeffington
Daniel Skeffington is a Senior Fellow in the Nuclear Enterprise Commission, and a Doctoral Fellow in the Centre for Statecraft and National Security at the Department of War Studies, King’s College, London. He specialises in Anglo-American foreign policy, constitutional history, and the history of political thought, with a particular focus on British grand strategy since 1945. Mr Skeffington holds an undergraduate degree in Politics and International Relations from the University of Bath, and a postgraduate degree in Political Theory specialising in intellectual history from the London School of Economics.

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The Deterrence Theory of Sir Michael Quinlan

Download Publication Online Reader The world is experiencing levels of international instability not seen since the Cold War. Russian expansionism, China’s growing nuclear arsenal, and lingering third-state threats have returned deterrence to the heart of global politics. Equally, the United States’ focus is shifting away from Europe and toward the Pacific and the Western Hemisphere. Taken together, these developments raise complex questions for both UK security and the NATO alliance. […]

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