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Grimal, Francis (2014) MISSILE DEFENCE SHIELDS: AUTOMATED & ANTICIPATORY SELF-DEFENCE? Journal of Conflict & Security Law, 19 (2). pp. 317-339. ISSN 1467-7954
Grimal, Francis and Sundaram, Jae (2018) Combat Drones: Hives, Swarms, and Autonomous Action? Journal of Conflict and Security Law, 23 (1). pp. 105-135. ISSN 1467-7954
Grimal, Francis and Sundaram, Jae (2018) The Incremental Militarization of Outer Space: A Threshold Analysis. Chinese Journal of International Law, 17 (1). pp. 45-72. ISSN 1540-1650
Kappis, Vassilis (Bill) (2019) THE RISE OF A STRATEGIC SPOILER: RUSSIA’S EUROPEAN SECURITY STRATEGY. In: A Closer Look at Russia and its Influence on the World. Nova Science Publishers, New York. ISBN 978-1-53615-631-7 (In Press)
Kappis, Vassilis (Bill) (2019) What Role for Media in Security Crises? In: Media, Freedom of Speech, and Democracy in the EU and Beyond. Research Paper 10 . Tel-Aviv University, Tel-Aviv, Israel, pp. 141-154. ISBN 978-965-7440-08-7
Richards, Julian (2015) Pakistani Intelligence and India. In: The Image of the Enemy: Intelligence Analysis of Adversaries since 1945. Georgetown University Press, Washington DC. ISBN 9781626162402
Boyd, Andrew Jonathan Corrie (2015) Worthy of better Memory: The Royal Navy and the defence of the Eastern Empire 1935 - 1942. Doctoral thesis, University of Buckingham.
Briggs, Jonny (2023) ‘Tanks in Unexpected Places’: The Fighting Effectiveness of 4th (Independent) Armoured Brigade, 1943-45. Doctoral thesis, The University Of Buckingham.
Keen, Richard David (2013) Half a million tons and a goat: a study of british participation in the Berlin airlift, 25 June 1948 - 12 May 1949. Doctoral thesis, University of Buckingham.
Pollard, Michael James (2021) A Legal Framework for Regulating Autonomous Weapon System Deployments. Doctoral thesis, The University Of Buckingham.
Winrow, Andrew Philip (2014) The British Regular Mounted Infantry 1880 – 1913; Cavalry of Poverty or Victorian Paradigm? Doctoral thesis, University of Buckingham.
Richards, Julian (2018) Defining Remote Warfare: Intelligence Sharing after 9/11. Oxford Research Group, London.
