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Peter Quentin

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UK Armed Forces, British Army
 
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Peter Quentin

Position: Research Fellow

Peter Quentin is a Research Fellow heading up RUSI's Land Warfare studies. His research interests include security force assistance and overseas capacity building, reserve forces, and reform of the European Union.

He joined RUSI after completing an MSc with distinction in Violence, Conflict and Development at The School of Oriental and African Studies, having earlier graduated from Cambridge University with a BA in Social and Political Sciences. He previously worked at the think tank Civitas, where he conducted research on a variety of social policy issues and managed a boxing academy for excluded youths.

He has over ten years regular and reserve military experience, having commissioned into the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers in 2001 and served in Germany, Canada and operationally in Afghanistan, where he acted as a liaison officer to the United States Marine Corps on ANSF development. His enthusiasm for travel has taken him throughout south and eastern Asia and most recently to Iraq.

 

RUSI articles and analysis by this author

201305 NB Quentin thumbnail Meeting the Challenge: Notes from the (Air-)Field 3 May 2013
Despite the challenges, the early stages of the British redeployment from Afghanistan appear to be progressing well
201303 NB Quentin thumbnail The British Army Reserves Judgement 13 Mar 2013
If the government’s plans to increase the British Army’s reliance on reservists are to be a success, the concerns of a number of parties – as well as society’s relationship with defence – need to be addressed. (Free access)
201207 NB Quentin No Black-and-White When It Comes to Green-on-Blue Attacks 27 Jul 2012
What lies behind the recent attacks on British troops by members of the Afghan National Security Forces?
Support armed forces British Armed Forces and the Pitfalls of Popularity 27 Jan 2012
Whilst public empathy and support for service personnel and their families are at a generational high, the cause is not entirely clear and the full range of its effects even less so
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