• BA in Comunicazione e Società - Università degli Studi di Milano (110 Cum Laude);
• MSc in Comparative Social Change - Trinity College Dublin and University College Dublin.

Research

Marta's research interests include:

Christine is a Dutch DPhil candidate in Politics at Hertford College. Her research centres on intra-coalition bargaining during a coalition government's time in office, thus from formation to termination. In doing so, she employs computational text analysis and causal inference based research design. She has previously completed the MPhil programme in European Politics at the DPIR, writing her thesis on the interaction of coalition governments with the institutional design of the Dutch parliament from 1848 onwards.

Research

Christine's research interests include:

Arthur is a research student from the Centre for Doctoral Training in Cybersecurity, on placement at the Department of Politics and International Relations. His research is supported by UK Research & Innovation and The Rotary Foundation. He studies issues at the intersection of technology and international security.

Arthur is a Fellow of the European Cyber Conflict Research Initiative (ECCRI), and a Junior Fellow of the Open Diplomacy Institute.

Research

Arthur's research interests include:

• Government,

Leanne’s doctoral thesis aims to better understand how military alliances form and implement strategy, especially in periods of great uncertainty, by examining the process of NATO's adoption of a new strategic concept after the end of the Cold War. Relying on archival material in the United States, the United Kingdom, France, and NATO headquarters in Brussels, she challenges prevailing assumptions about the respective roles of headquarters staff and the Alliance’s most powerful members in an effort to shed light on strategy formation in consensus-driven institutions.