Biography
Bradley is a part-time PhD candidate within King’s War Studies Department, where he is researching the geopolitics of collective intelligence in military alliance settings, with a particular focus on NATO.
He holds an MA in Intelligence and International Relations from Staffordshire University, an MPhil in Politics and International Studies from Cambridge University, and an MSc in Cyber Defence and Information Assurance from Cranfield University. Alongside his PhD, Bradley maintains a role within the Ministry of Defence and is both a Chief of the General Staff (CGS) Fellow and Chief of Defence Intelligence (CDI) Fellow.
Thesis Title
The Geopolitics of Collective Intelligence: An analysis of alliance dynamics within the UK MoD and NATO.
Research Interests
- Alliance intelligence & cooperation dynamics
- Geopolitics of contemporary security threats
- Intelligence analysis in conflict environments