Peter Jackson
@pjdelacour.bsky.social
Co-Director, Scottish Council on Global Affairs.
Chair and Professor of Global Security, University of Glasgow.
International History, Security and Basketball. All views my own etc.
Chair and Professor of Global Security, University of Glasgow.
International History, Security and Basketball. All views my own etc.
What a pleasure it was for me to be at Madingley Hall to celebrate Chris Andrew as the founding figure of intelligence history. He has been my PhD supervisor, mentor and friend for thirty years. His generosity, unwavering commitment to his students and irrepressible enthusiasm are an inspiration.
October 11, 2025 at 11:41 AM
What a pleasure it was for me to be at Madingley Hall to celebrate Chris Andrew as the founding figure of intelligence history. He has been my PhD supervisor, mentor and friend for thirty years. His generosity, unwavering commitment to his students and irrepressible enthusiasm are an inspiration.
Political Strategy 101 for our times.
September 18, 2025 at 9:39 AM
Political Strategy 101 for our times.
One of the best tennis matches I have ever seen. Yannick Sinner lost three match points and the fourth set. In the fifth set he went down a break but did not crumble and came back to break Alcaraz in return setting up that final tiebreak.
Two amazing athletes. But one French Open champion.
Two amazing athletes. But one French Open champion.
June 8, 2025 at 7:29 PM
One of the best tennis matches I have ever seen. Yannick Sinner lost three match points and the fourth set. In the fifth set he went down a break but did not crumble and came back to break Alcaraz in return setting up that final tiebreak.
Two amazing athletes. But one French Open champion.
Two amazing athletes. But one French Open champion.
March 17, 2025 at 7:35 PM
Transatlantic vibe …
January 29, 2025 at 5:49 PM
Transatlantic vibe …
Some thoughts on the state of international politics on the eve of a new US administration.
My perspective may be distorted by how much of my life I have spent studying the interwar period. History definitely doesn’t repeat itself. The movement in power in US is not fascist in the classical sense.
My perspective may be distorted by how much of my life I have spent studying the interwar period. History definitely doesn’t repeat itself. The movement in power in US is not fascist in the classical sense.
January 18, 2025 at 8:17 PM
Some thoughts on the state of international politics on the eve of a new US administration.
My perspective may be distorted by how much of my life I have spent studying the interwar period. History definitely doesn’t repeat itself. The movement in power in US is not fascist in the classical sense.
My perspective may be distorted by how much of my life I have spent studying the interwar period. History definitely doesn’t repeat itself. The movement in power in US is not fascist in the classical sense.
University of Glasgow in the evening.
November 12, 2024 at 11:54 PM
University of Glasgow in the evening.