Resources on wargaming & teaching
Useful links and networks:
Georgetown University Wargaming Society (GUWS)
PAXsims: A blog
Theme
Wargaming & teaching spotlight: Dr Timothy Peacock (University of Glasgow)
As a Lecturer in History & War Studies and Director of Games
Some current research on wargaming
The research on wargaming has grown in recent years. In particular, there has been a focus on its effectiveness as a research tool. This month we look at some of these pieces that to shed light on wargaming and its potential.
May Digest: Publishing
This May has marked an important and exciting transition for the Defence Research Network as we re-launched our website and moved to a new approach for sharing our content.
In Conversation: Dr Dafydd Townley
Ann Bajo chatted with Dr Dafydd Townley, Teaching Fellow in International Security as part of the University of Portsmouth’s Military Education Team at RAF College Cranwell and one of the Co Lead Editors of Political Studies Review.
Meet the Editors Webinar
Read on to catch up on our Meet the Editors webinar and check out the top tips from our speakers.
Authors' Licensing and Collecting Society
Have you ever heard of ALCS? If you haven't, then read on....
Publishers' resources
If you only check out journal websites when you are searching for an article or frantically trying to submit one, then you might not have spotted the growing suites of resources available there.
April Editorial: Veterans and Families
As spring settles in and the sun remembers it has a job to do, we turn our attention this month to the experiences, needs, and contributions of Veterans and their families - across generations and throughout the life course of military service.
Canadian Institute for Military and Veteran Health Research (CIMVHR)
For this month’s theme, we’ve been chatting with Paul Hook (managing director) about the Canadian Institute for Military and Veteran Health Research (CIMVHR).
Month of the Military Child #MotMC
The Month of the Military Child (MotMC), in April, is a campaign to raise awareness about the important role service children play in the Armed Forces community.
CIMVHR’s Student and Postdoctoral Engagement Community (SPEC)
The Canadian Institute for Military and Veteran Health Research (CIMVHR) does a bunch of great things to help to enhance the lives of Canadian military personnel, Veterans and their families. But what about students and post-doctoral researchers?