Collaborative Doctoral Partnership

Understanding Jewish Memory through Oral History and Family Photographs: IWM’s Collection of Private and Personal Photographs of Jewish Refugees and Holocaust Survivors

British military encounters with Italian civilians, 1943-1946

The cameraman’s experience of the Second World War: a study of the AFPU dope sheets/The Army Film and Photographic Film Unit, 1941-1945.

Horace Nicholls: Artist, Journalist, Propagandist, Opportunist

Soldiers of stamina and daring: exploring the lives and legacies of Major General David Lloyd-Owen and Major General Orde Wingate

A review of the impact of women’s military or wartime service in the aftermath of the First World War

The Imperial War Museum and British Public Memory of the Second World

Bring the War Home: Civic Participation, Citizenship Rituals and the Representation of Conflict in Contemporary Art

The impact of participating in British counterinsurgency campaigns, 1945-1997, on the psyche of British armed forces personnel

The Scars of War: Ruin, Memory and Loss in Photographs of World War II London

‘To dream as I have never dreamed before’: Dreaming and the First World War.

Surviving modern war: the experiences of British armed forces personnel during the Falklands campaign, 1982

Confronting the Masculine Military Ideal: Experiences of Gay Soldiers in the British Army after 1982

Berlin: British Cold War City, 1945-1994

'Legacies of Insurgency and Counterinsurgency: Activism and Politics in Central Kenya, 1956-1969'.

'The influence of contemporary culture on young combatants in West Africa (1989–2003), explored through the archives of ‘trans-media’ journalist Tim Hetherington',

‘Diversifying and decolonising conflict photography: an exploration of how accompanying textual information can influence the reading and understanding of photographs’

The Body as a Battlefield: Material Culture and Narratives of Sexual Violence in Conflict